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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21
WHAT DID IT MEAN?

A young man who had become much interested in spiritualism was called to the deathbed of a very dear relative.
 On the night after her death, when all but the watchers had re- tired, he began to wonder if the dead one would return.
 Just at that minute there were several quick, muffled thumps under the table at which he was writing. He started, paled, and sat rigid. In ten seconds a world of thoughts whirled over him. Then the thump- ings were repeated, longer and loud- CT. For a moment-which seemed an age-he was beside himself, ex- pecting to see or hear he knew not what. But nothing further hap pened.
 After a full minute of suspense he gathered all his courage and, bend ing down, looked under the table. There, on another chair, he discov- cred the family cat, still scratching her head, but no longer striking the table with her foot.-Harper's Weekly.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21
NOTICE OF SALE.
Arkansas Cotton oil Co.,, Plaintiff,
ys. A1arAnruer Gin CompanY. Defendant


 Mayfower Gin Company, Defendant.
 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance ot the authority and directions contained in tbs 1ecretal order of the Faulkner Chancery Cour, made in the above entitled cause, the under signed as receiver of said Court, will offer fo- sale at public outcry to the highest bidder st the door of the Faulkner county court house in which said court is held, in the city of Con- way within the hours prescribed by law for in. dicial sales, on Feb. g, l907 the following de- scribed property, to-wit:
 A tract of land situated ill Faulkner county Ark, described as follows, to-wit: All of the Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of section thirty (3O) lying west of the Little Rock and Ft smith Railway Company's right of way as now established, in Township four (f) North Range thirteen (13) West containing four acres more or less.
 Also the following described personal proper. ty. to-wit: Three 70 saw Outlet gins, one 45 H. F Atlas boiler, one 5 H. P. Greenwald engine one 20 inch grist mill, together with pulleys, belting shafting and all other equipments nee. essary to make a complete outfit, and all other machinery and property now upon said prem. ises, being the Mayfower gin plant as 1t now exists, at Mayhower, Faulkner county, Arkan- sas.
 Terms of Sale: On credit of three months, the purchaser being required to execute bond with approved security, bearing interest at the rate of per cent per annum from date of sale until paid and a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the pur- chase money.
 Given under my hand this 24th day of January 1907. D. P. VALLEY 25-St Receiver.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21
Mines Still Closed.

All the coal mines in the Spadra dis trict, Johnson county, are idle, pend ing agreement between the miners and mine-owners under the mine run law. The mines are flooded and great damage is being done as a re- suit. Business of every class is para lyzed on account of the suspension of work at the mines. A committee of ten mine-owners and business men went to Little Rock recently to pre- sent their side of the case to the legiSlature
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Aldermen who move from the wards they represent during their tenure of office win in the Senate by Senator Holland, which was reported on favorably by the Commit tee on Public Buildings and Grounds. The ward shall be a candidate for alderman, and in case of election to his office the aldermen shall reside permanently In the ward he was selected to represent or be ward. and that a special election shall be held to fill the vacancy.
 The Senate committee on corporations Monday recommended the Mckenzie anti posure for sale, giving away. manufacture or possession of cigarettes of any kind of cigarette materials for sale, for passage
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21

The training of members of the House In their various vacations asserts itself chiefly among the representatives who are engaged in the practice of law. In addressing the House a few days ago, Rep resentative Rowell began his remarks with "Gentlemen of the jury" and Wednesday, during a discussion, Representative Kill tough in summing up, pretaeed his resume with And now may 1t please the court" Both remarks caused much laughter.
 A hard fight was made on the floor of the House over the majority and minority re ports in the Cartwright-Webb contest, and numerous speeches were made. The main point involved was as to whether the cleo tion commissioners of Stone county had acted unlawfully In refusing to place the voted In the general election.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21
Two Widows Contestine for Dover.

A novel contest is pending in the Polk County Court at Mena. It is the contention of two widows over the estate of R. F. Johnson, who was killed about year ago near Big Fork. The estate is valued at about $2,5OO. The status of each widow has not been fully explained to the court, and exl- dence is to be taken within the next few days which Judge Prickett hopes will enable him to render just de- ciSiOn
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21
WHERE AFFECTION BALkED.

''No," said the girl, firmly, q won't elope. I'd sacrifice almost anything for you, but that is too much"
 'Well," replied the man, his voice showing disappointment, ''then I suppose I'm stuck for the cost of a wedding; but girl ought to be will ing to do that much for her father"
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that I will meet the taxpayers of Faulkner county, Ark, for the purpose of collecting the real, personal and per capita tax for the year 190o, at the following times and places:
 Pierce Creek township, Thursday, February 21 1907, at Chadwick.
 Danley township, Friday, February 2, 1907, at Mayfower.
 Benedict township, Saturday, February B, 1oO7 at Lavender school house. Stone township Monday, February 25, 1907, at Cadron Gap.
 Cadron township, Tuesday, February 26 to April 10, 1907, at Conway, at which time the books will be closed.
 All persons desiring to pay real estate are requested to bring correct tax receipt of some former year so that mistakes may be avoided
 VIM. NJ BRADY, Sheriff and Ex- Officio Collector, Faulkner coun- ty Arkansas. December TO- l90o.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21
STEAM REPLACED ALREADY.

q suppose electricity will even- tually take the place of steam," re- marked the mechanical chap.
 The man who lived in the apart ment house shivered. Something has already taken the place of steam in my radiators" he remarked. "I'm afraid to ask the janitor what it is"
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21
Woman Refused to Talk.

Mrs. Ellen G. Keith of Hot Springs who was arrested on a charge of as- sault with intent to kill c. w. Bran denburg, has been adjudged insane and consigned to the county jail be- cause she refused to talk.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21
Struck With Axe.

A quarrel between members of a surveying party near Mena resulted in the serious wounding of J. c. Witt who was cut across the head and shoulder with an axe by man named Calhoun, who afterwards skipped out and nothing is known of his where abOutS.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21
Will Close Office at FeIsenthaI.

Circuit Clerk Miles of Fl Dorado is making arrangements to close the of fee at Felsenthal, the legislature hav- ing recently abolished the judicial dis trict there All the records are to be in Ell Dorado by the first of March.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21
Model County Farm Building.

Efforts are being put forward at Fort Smith to build a county farm building that will be a model for every county in the state of Arkansas. It is proposed to invest $25,000 in the construction of the building. Plans have been agreed upon, and as soon as practicable the work on the build ing will be commenced.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21
BEFORE THE BATTLE.

Mrs. Gasser-I was outspoken in my sentiment at the club this after noon.
 MT. Gasser-I can't believe itl Who outspoke you, my dear?-Puck.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21
Shot While On His Way Home From
 Church

Chester Collier, young white man living at Paragould, was shot four times by an unknown party while on his way home from church. The wounds are not believed to be fatal.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.

The tax book for the collection of the snec,., assessment upon the real property in Electr;a Light Improvement District of Conway, ArkarSs sas, has been placed in my hands All owne-s of real p' operty lying in District required to pay their assessments to me April lst 1907 Ts such payment is not made action will be cor.i ,' menced at the end of that time for the collectio. of said assessments and for legal penalty and costs. WM. NJ. BRADY,
 Collector
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21
EVIDENCE OFT MADE TO ORDER

Tommy-Pop, what Is expert tes- timony?
 Tommy's Pop-Expert testimony, my son, is thing supplied by men who tell the truth to the highest bidder.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-02-21

The House spent most of its time Wed nesday In consideration of the Barker and
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
WOMEN IN HARD FOUGHT MATCHES.
Spirited Lawn Tennis Marks Play in New
York Club Tournament

Long and Erucllng matches hv the women rlav-
ers We're the features Of the continuation Of the
handicap singles at the West Side Lawn Tennis
Club. 1l7;h street ana Amsterdam avenue. ycs;er-
day. Mrs +. l. Swift plus half u. engaged
Miss Laura Fischer. minus half u. IN two deuce
sets. which the former finally won after thirty-four
games Mt ia, So.
Mrs. Clark. scratch. had 70 play thIrty-seven
games TO defeat Miss Marion Bladgen. minus hals
-. The latter won the opening set nj Ga
Then Mrs. Clark settled 10 her game. and by brill
iant voileyinE captured tho next two sets az SIS.
st after Miss Eiadron had i've times been withiu
n rolut Of winning Miss Scharman won her con-
test with Mrs Rice only after forty-four games Of
the fastest sort OF play.
The championship mixed doubles also began -rlth
Il victory for Miss Elizabeth a. Moore and Thomas
e. Traslt. They played well together ana defeated
bliss Glover Bodt md Grant Burns. captain OF ,he
Columbia University team. The summary follows.
scratch, defeated Mlss Marion HHrdeu minus half 80.
:-1 sc Sc Miss Sriarrunn uminus A1lf 10 defeated
Mrs Rice tpus half l5,. .. li-9. CO
S.r.0gai round Mrs swift fuluS hair 10 defeated
MSS Laura Fischer oniuus halt 10. rs. Sc.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
Baseball Racing Golf Lawn Tennis g Other Sports
GLIDDEN TOUR RULES
Adrersc Criticism Not Vel
Foundcd, Says Nr. Homer

According to F. r. Hover chairman of tho ,orr
ing board of the American Automobile Assoc,atio-,
most Of the adverse criticism of the r7les for ,ba
Gliddeu trophy contest is the result Of first +lopgb+
and not OF careful consideration. while fbn ruIee
themselves are The result OF much Thought from
many sources
The rule concerning which most has bean said &c
the one requiring that repairs shall he made on
route: OUTSIDE OF tires, except from supplies car
Tied III the car from the outset. and lhat a Iist
sId!l be ad" OF All the parLS and rcuair material
win which car starts. Even tn. ,-.-to,oie+e
MT itoWer says have had fun with this on no
suiposlt!on that the viii consequently ne 81
". 40 room Tor passengers. 4 second fhoucff ,n,,-
N.hcts one that this viii not be the case heca,ls.
"a tLe Pr"FiSiol requiring that the supplies carried
- - tsI sIla ne made known For a ear TO :: arr
out with lot OF extra parts would ae a confassion
oi Known Weaknesses by the manufacturer and ex-
pect&inns of trouble.
The list OF PARTS carried nv car y-o,,37 ,,l =,
.LSi what respects the known to lo weak
ms rule was made because II Is an ope, secret
la, aal .uIIhE inc tour Of last year some cars
ailiuHl TeFulit from extra parts carried in other
cars not competing. While = manufacturer could
40 ms. II was manifest injustice To the ind-
NidGal owner to permit it,
1t has never been the intention OF the touring
board to have more than controls 4 ,iav hrT
conditions may arise requiring more on some
example of the considerations which led to the
rules.
Tho work Of laying out the route and making
arrangements for the tourists is neing prosecuted
Win muCh more T!Sc~ ana regard for detail II
has thus far been arranged thar the first night
Bend, Ind. the third night at Chicago and the
fourth night at South Bend again The hfth night
run viii be eastward to Pittsburg by way of
Columbus. Ohio. where night viii be spent
From Plttshurr 4 IS probable the route will lead
70 Baltimore, then back 10 New York by way OK
PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
FIELD N1RROWTNG DOWN.
Scmi-Final Round Reached IN La5cn
Tennis ChQmm monship Tourney.

III" sem.-inaI round in both singles and doubles
was reached in the Long Island championship tour
uamcnt yesterday the courts of the Kings
County Lawn Tennis Club Wylie {. Grant. the ex-
indoor champion and Henry Il. Mollenhauer came
through in the upper half Of the singles. each
outciassnE his opponent and winning in straight
sets. Irving c. Wright, brother the international
player, Beals Wright. took the bracket opposite
Frederick G. Anderson. Wright proved steady and
from beginning to end held to an attacking game
against H. Z. Roberts of the Knickerbocker Field
Ciub, winning at IS. 6-2
The default of Harold II. IIackctt and Theodore
Roosevelt Fen to Wylie e. Grant and Herbert L.
NeStaH robbed the doubles OF the feature match
or the day. The latter pair experienced no Difficult
~ IN coming through to the semi-fnal round with
Henry H. MollenhaUcr and \. l.. Willlston Irving
c. Wright and Harry Torrance and Frederick, G;
Anderson and Joseph T. McMahon. The summary,
follows;
L53G I. Island Championship snses fourth round,-vye
Cameron KniCkcrbocer Tie14 s dub defSasd =
T. Molenhauer. Kings County Lawn Tennis t.uh a.,
lu5 c2 Ga: Ting u WIFE WTisb toT1y Lawn Tennis Tennis
oi in5 & I@s'og leGeated IL E Roberts Knlckerbocker
t4s Garl 4Pd a65 a2a, @ogSl art
nis club defeated Harold IT. Hac,,erf ana 7,reo7oro
h"22se'S.t Pei Vest side and York lawn Tcnus
Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis o;iuh 5efeat3 p
SoaeS ana G. X. Billings. Crescent Athletic club.
Second round -tIeqry H. Moenhauer End A. L. wills
Co. f "qtN lawn Tennis club. defeated Louis
c1 irving g wright and rIar, iT@ Td agnas yiGe @
Wnod cricket club. Boston. and Tueeuond Field club
heth Town country tiub e Gi yyiie s1 CRAM
ege,.a 5 HeToTT r WGsfaIl New York lawn Tennis club
ss,anEN lawn Tennis rlah 6 .. -. Frederick An
4eTTnn 4enns 94a @n '95 ,Mah%n Kings COUNT s
Kings 'ouHiY Lawn Tennis Cluo, Go. G-4.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
GOLFERS WEEDED OUT
LEADING PLAYERS LEFT.
Graham's Defeat at Tscenty-third
Hole the Only Surprise.

Sixteen of the thirty-:vro asprants who qualified
Tor match play in the championship tournament OF
The Metropolitan Golf Association fell by the way
side at the Nassau Country Club yesterday Jerome
D. Travers, of Montclair, the title holder and Wat
ter Travis Of Garden City. both their matches.
although neither appeared at his best.
AS a matter OF fact. Travis had quite uncom-
Portable two hours with &. L. Sawyer, OF Midland.
in the second round. The former required 43 TO 20
out and this LETT him ! down at the turn. .:he
veteran also lost the tenth, but he struck fast
pace and won the next sixteen holes in g. 4, 8, &,
making him up. Sawyer reduced this advantage
by winning the sixteenth hole in capital 4, only
to allow Travis to settle matters with ut the
seventeenth Their cards were
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
SIX AMERICAN GOLFERS ENTERED.

London. May 23.-The draw IN the amateur golf
championship tournament to be decided AT St An
drews and for which there is a record entry Of
two hundred players. occurred to-day. OF the six
p Ernest Thomson. against H. r. Kerr, Of the
Royal and Ancient Club; ". G. Carnegie, agaiust
T " Leathard Of the Woking Club. and + O.
Sertsmann, against Valentine Mandy, Of the Black
The others make their first appearances in the
second round. Eben VI. Byers. the American ma
i{onaI champion against J. Patterson OF the EdE-
burgh Club H. /. Gore. against 4. +. Williams. OF
the NorthwUod Club and i. r. ScoVel, against y
" Murray, OF the Purley Downs Club.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
CHICAGO.
NEW YORK


'ae- fr AEaes ir fourth inning 4Bstted for Taylor
IN tKtA inning -satted for Ferguson In eighth inning
fflcsgo. --.......---...--... 2 o @ q O @ q
TE0-base hits-Dahlen q. Home run-sheckard Hts
Or Wiltse, IN one inning. of Ames. 2 in three in
lihEs; m M5the9FCU. one-thlrd inning; IF
Isgto- IN ore and tTothrcs innings of Ferguson IN
lHnnzs- OF Acf5lnniIg, / inning. Sacrifice
44llsDeylln ,,tance IioTnarl stolen base-corcoran
Dolbe BieEEIJeHItn, CorcOrau md Mccain:
sna N-Canr McCjEnn Bresnahan. Left
asses-New York. IS; Chicago. s. First on balls
'h Anes, & N Ferguson, ., Of LUndEren T.
o. ., eTyrt-Hew York 2: chicago. Struck out-By
Ac5innlty. J. ny LunGsren. J. VIVID pitch-Wiltse Time
Two hours and thirty INMATES. Cmplres-O'Day and
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24

Mrs f. F. Sanford. of Essex County showed
something like her real game when she defeated
NIrg Ralph Lane Of Richmond County, in the iinal
round for the third cup by up and to play. In
the se.ninal round for the second cup the winners
Iyere Mrs 5 + I.efferts, of knglewood, and Miss
page Sehwarzwulder of Baltusrol. The summary
follows
,,,n,i,rsb,n Gun senli-nnal rornd-Miss Georgianna
rsh0n BrocLiawn beat Marie Harrison, Baltusrol
by up and 10 play. -, -, ~,
Miss K. Mix, EngleNoou neat MISS i'uth MiIhe
powelton by up and = to PLAY
second sci Tound-Mrs. = T. leuerts,
slewnod A.. H. Harris. Apawamis, by UP and
Miss Page ScEwarzwalder Baitusrol beat Mrs. +.
Cqark AuaNamis by 3 up and TO play
Third cup. final round-Mls u. r, Sanford, Essex
County beat Mrs Ralnh Lane. Richmond county b. 2
w and G to play,
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
CINCINNATI TURNS ON BROOKLYN.

Lack Of hits with men on bases and wretched
fielding on the part Of the Superbas yesterday
made II possible for Cincnnats 10 win the last
game of the present series by score OF TO O.
The follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
CLEVELAND. 8; PHILADELPHIA. 0.

GleVeand. Il n, Z
Cleveland -.-.-..-0 o q x p = q
Philadelphia 80 o q % O. q "a
Batteries-CIeveland. ThIoIman Clark; Phllsdel-
phla. Coombs Schreck. UUpire-Counolly-
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
CINCINNATI
BROOKLYN

lwo-bsse hif-Mcf arthy.
sscrlhoe hifs-bavis. 3; Camel, H1mne bases
--sAt asion y. MCCARTHY. Double plaYs-Stricklett.
soFeau Aperraan sad Butter: Mitchell end McInne Left
On bsses incinra Z: Brooklyn, O. Frst balls
1Sr str1ckls:t- !. of Coaklcy.
incnnati Brooklyn. Hit by itcher~By eiriciett
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24

While Travis was having trouble beating Sawyer,
Travers was engaged with Arden NJ. Robbins The
former needed something like 43 to out. but
stood up turning for home. After that the cham
pon struck his gait. reenE off the links in g. 3, .,
!, 4, 1. good enough to return him winner by up
and to play.
Fred Herreshoff settled the aspirations of Mar
Snau Nhitiatch. or Montcair IN the afternoon ana
tthdlay Douglas won his second match at the 9X-
played at the top Of his game and always had his
When Charley seeIy. of Wee Burn. former met
ropolitan champion defeated J. NJ. Rhett, of Dyker
the other member OF the family. The luck Of the
taTnU HIaw n'oag9t h against w B. Rhttl IT, IN the at
the family by placing the man from Connecticut
The first round matches developed few surprises.
clash that claimed considerable attention was
while the far driving young man fresh from recent
touInament successes was naturally most fancied
by the gallery. there were those who pinned their
faith in Ward, who has been the hero of many a
metropolitan at Deal Ward had the distinction Of
Although long driver Ward found 1t impossible
to hold his rival of the tee. The superb green's
SO II taaJ W ara htd no no GnanGe % to Pt&k & up al ,.!5
TesGoff anished ont the hye boes no vomiS bavo
had an excellent chance OF getting -
The surprise Cf the day was the defeat or Archie
Moore Of ApawamIs Roth required forty-three
strokes 70 the turn. and 1t was still case OF all
even after they hOled their puts on the home green
although at one stage Graham had stood up
second, or twentieth hole OF the match, in 6 They
continued halvinC holes until the twenty-thrd
when Moore finally won with capital (.
Against Amos 7. Dwight, Travers started ndiffer
entity with Is at the first hole, but he recovered
his lest ground Immediately by making the 5@j-
ward record, M the hill. In par = This hole yes
terdaN made as a rule by the play yeTs in 50 and
"a. Although Dwight held hls man for seven holes
the nyker Meadow champion began 10 lose ground
thereafter and the best he could get were halves
at the eleventh and thirteenth AS result Trayers
won 10y % and to play.
Douglas also won li7 morning match ~ > up
and fu play at the expense OF his Clubmate,
Howard Whiting. The scoring was good. and by
going Ga even - Douglas turned for home
ny. From there home the Scot always had the
match well m hand ana. finishing out the bye
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
ST. LOUIS. 9. BOSTON. o.

R Il L
&. Louis ..--..-.-S n q r q Q K 10 =
Boston ...........O 3 .
BatterIes-St Louis. Petry and OCounor; Boston
Tanu.hiIl and Arinhruster. Tmprcs-O Ioughlin and
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Owing TO rain, the New York American League
team was unable 10 play Chicago at Chicago yes
tcrday. As il happened. the three games played
resulted in shut utouts Cleveland defeated Philadci-
phia by a of 10 o. Detroit buried Washing
ion by q or 10 0, while St. Louis beat Bos
by Z score OF e to o.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24

afternoon Truvers will have 70 Play : J. Graham.
OF Fairfield. this morning. The summary follows;
aao'lnsr @ W up 'aFs5 r nvaod II F' M ub DE as
o. play tnarrs II ~'ey Wee t.It" u,-l Al f,.g,
Garden 'l,E. boat b.. O. fl"2ag' tlalnnr'd ny az
and 60 as Jon" T. MaSn ~, eiL ir %95sau Pe2' ID
81 Andrews. beat James J. rayor. pykSI MEADOW; b!
= T. dwight i,yeer AcadoV rs up and : to play
iersdy ur jea holcs. : Graham rai-neid l.
= dvysr. siwaEoy. by Up " J. lii'@s. nassau heat
fiaday ! Douglas. Nassau heat II r whitney. Nassau
& gp i SP2 70 sS. PEEK iSS TS TX G. h up and Sg to
play; oswald kirkhy. EHEieNoo1 beat = Vest Tantor
r u Hooper Nassau. by up ana 3 TO PLAY. Waiter J
Tohin n WafI Fox HiHs by w and % glay: Mar
den CITY. by and to play
70 sfo9d No 3 ma6 n5 Sa' at s'f dg S sg up % and &
raS aE9 nso, sGa' ,6o2 h9e m ~ up B5as a a bent = a W.
aud 3 TO play. kir.6y beat Watson BY up and to
hon heat Whiua;ch ly up ANA / TO play.
Second set-GeorEe L Watson. Garden City. beat 3.
4 Mar0a sa Il K w Wss s94 % aaaaa a r. By sR9Ss5 sa5
". r. sim5ns pyker Meadow. beat y, W. Anthony.
bSa %a' Sp ASn I Fox Hns up ana to pag p II
ap ana to play. T. \ Tarne, Nassau beat G. F.
ta Taucr Aganars' > mn - r,rinr ir
Nassau beat j c. Patterson! Fox INNS up ana to
second round-Watson heat Jennings, : up and 10
play. Wheeler beat simons' ~ ana to play Barnes
up ana play
Third set snrst roqndl-R \ Ralney Nassau beat E
Z + Hunt. DTEe- Meadoe up: II. II notto@o Fox
nFcv@oi 1 s beat iaT,,s Tvns Hai'r.ro i up n
Nuor. punwocde beat W. T. Pickett EnsIewood, up
Nassau . W. and to rloy; j. g pettmer. Ens~-
wood. beat J. r. Turner NFkagy . Up and t. p!ny'
3 up to play
second roou2 nansy heat RashTsrs W and ,,, to
2 up; Iiuc,ucr beat rcttmer, up
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
EASTERN LEAGUE s,.n,
COLLEGE BASEBALL cAure

"orcester. Mass. May 23-IIolv cross
University OF Vermont by score Of "A
Of veaos s1G Boh 6Irksd by loose fielding on the
score follows: A p'tchsrs were hit heavily. 91, Tbe
boy Cross. as...........4 42a6oo RHE
pa.sa-..- '.......-''- 0 0 o
ana s,5rrs,,o6 seaIu' Sweeney and Isrk,r ~
A. ordss oess, y. Hobart. I5; Hamrto,
pHo' Ne-Iufts, 10: Cnivergifv 80 n, NJ,
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
ST. LOUIS. 4; BOSTON. 1
EASTERN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY.
NEWARK at Buffalo
Baltimore q Montreal
"e'sey City at Rochester
Providence at Toronto.
rocn.' Is OF GAMES YESTERDAY
nochesfer. 81 Jersey City O 1hOH'.
Buffalo. IL: Newark
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