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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-16
ROBERTSDALE NEWS

Little Bessie Moore of Roberts avenue
met with a rather painful accident yes
terday by scalding her arm with boil
ing water, she is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Herman Theissen was visiting
friends in South Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Atchison and her sister,
Mrs. r. Baumgartner of Whiting were
Chicago business visitors yesterday
Miss Marie Sellinger of East Side is
the guest of her sister, Mrs Henry
Eggers.
Harry Stress was in Roseland on
business today
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McQuinn visited
their cousin at St. Margarets hospital,
who met with a serious accident while
at work as switchman in Hammond
a few days ago.
A bright baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pinks in
Pearl street yesterday.
Mrs. A. K. Whitelaw and Mrs George
Whyle of Roberts avenue spent yes
terday visiting friends-in Chicago.
Mrs. Thomas De Wier and son, Ray
mond of Chicago, were the guests Of
Mrs. George Schaaf and sister. Miss
Rica Water at their home in Central
avenue, yesterday.
The Robertsdale Orchestra met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Rought
or Cleveland avenue, last evening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Pinks of
APT Pearl street, a son. Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schmittle en-
tertained a number of relatives and
friends al their home In 500 Harrison
avenue, in honor of the formers sixty
fifth birthday last evening. A good old
jolly time was had by all. Music and
cards were the main feature of the
evening. After late hour an elaborate
supper was served by the hostess. All
present hope to celebrate many more
happy birthdays with Mr.. Schmittle.
Mrs Frank T. Holman wishes to
extend her most heartfelt thanks to
the many friends for their sympathy
and kindness in her recent bereave-
ment, and for the beautiful floral Of
ferings. Especially does she wish to
thank the Ladies Aid of the Roberts
dale Evangelical church. Krieger Yer
Elm and the Plattdeutsche Glide of
South Chicago.
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HESSVILLE NEWS

Mrs. Frank Hufty of Englewood, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ben Lose.
Mrs. o. ThroeshoIdt and Mrs. ]. Tin
ola spent yesterday in Chicago.
The Hessville school which was
closed last week on account of diph-
iberia viii be opened Monday. The
building has been thoroughly fumi-
gated
Grover Mclaughlin is the new LAKE
COUNTY TIMES carrier in Hessville.
The Silver Leaf Athletic club will
give a dance in Germans hall.
Mrs. Bottles of Wisconsin, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Eichner
Harry Eichner died last night at St
Margaret's hospital from injuries he
received while working at Gibson last
Tuesday. He leaves a wife. two chill
dren and a mother
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-16

Of a proposed building The board
will in all probability not determine
definitely just where the first building
Is TO be erected until next spring. but
viii prepare for the letting Of the
contract for building during the win
ter, The preparation calls for a care
ful study Of buildings in other cities.
the selection of an architect and
determination of the approximate Iim<
to which the board can go.
Miss Grace can is suffering from
bad cold, contracted during the sew
eral days the boiler was out of com
mission in the Phillips building. where
she attends high school
Contractor william Barden secured
a settlement of his fire loss the early
part Of the week. getting $500 from
the insurance company for the loss Of
his barn. harness and other equipment
destroyed by fire couple Of weeks
ago.
The Alschuler store in the Phillips
building at Broadway and Fifth ave
nue.. is the first Of the stores to be
lighted by electricity. The lighting up
of the store at night adds materially
to the effect Of their elegant displays
IN the large windows.
Architect Charles Z. Hendricks is
expecting to move his family TO Gary
for the winter as soon as he is able
to secure suitable quarters
Contractor Wyatt denied having any
expectations of securing the mayors
job in Gary when preached on the
subject this morning. and stated very
emphaticaIy that he is still looking
for grading contracts.
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GARY NEWS

Harry King. the local real estate
dealer, came down yesterday from Chi
cago for the first time since he left on
a business trip to the eastern portion
OF Ohio last week. He reports the 10
cal market as being dull but expects an
active winter on account of the tend
ency of the present furry to turn in
vestors to real estate instead of stocks
and bonds
The electricity was turned on last
evening, and the Gary Amusement
company was able to satisfy itself that
it would have power for the machine
and lights this evening. Eighth ave-
nue. and Broadway will again take its
place this evening as the amusement
center. The one drawback to the af-
fair is the inability of the company to
use its electric piano. This is caused
by the fact that the juice of the local
heat, light and power company IS
twenty five cycle, whereas, with but
one exception. there is no other COM
pany in the country that uses twenty
five cycle power The exception is at
the electric power plants at Niagara
Fails The common cycle is sixty or
one hundred and twenty
r W. McCrea looked after business
interests at Hammond this morning
City Engineer A. P. Melton is pre-
pairing the numbered map from which
the town clerk is to certify the num-
hers of the different buildings in Gary
in accordance with the numbering or
dinance adopted several weeks ago.
The board of education held its first
special meeting last evening for the
purpose of discussing in detail the plan
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UNKNOWN KILLED AT MILLERS.
Body of Unidentified Man Found Be-
side Lake shore Tracks
Yesterday.
Especial to Lake County Times.)

Especial to Lake County Times.)
Whiting, Ind, Nov. 16.-The body
Of an unknown man was found lying
beside the Lake Shore tracks at MilIers
Station late yesterday afternoon. 1t is
thought he was killed while on his
way home from work. The remains,
which were not badly mangled. were
brought to Whiting whore they are
being held at Hellwig's morgue to
await Identification. The body is sup
posed to be that of a foreigner, the
following being a description: "a
years old, 8 feet 8 inches tall, weight,
200 pounds, wore dark clothes, red and
black sweater, and heavy shoes.
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TOLLESTON NEWS

Miss Gertrude Sweeting of Hobart, is
visiting with the Misses Gibson over
Sunday.
Miss Matilda Deidel will spend Sun
day in Chicago.
Miss Grace Sears of South Gary, will
spend Sunday here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. August John and family
visited in Hammond yesterday.
Mrs H. Saxon and daughter, Cora,
were Hammond shoppers yesterday.
Mrs. c.. Henke and daughter, Nina,
were Hammond shoppers yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Jaeger spent the day
in Hammond yesterday.
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VOICE OF
THE PEOPLE

20 say that the city OF Hammond
ana community at large are astonished
oy the refusal of man to care for his
asea mother. no matter how much she
.'.isne nave had, or what his circum-
s sauces are. is putting it mildly in
am am heartily sorry that Thor1as
',,es 81" uoes not come under the juris-
llol q the good old Buckeye state.
--i'oush said. A timely nudge from his
we as TO whether it should be one I'm
,'stead OF two would not have set
s.ed II n Thomas Hogan.s favor. Ana
MS Iohhson would not have had to
- 20 the crown Point inhrmary. such
mor and such wives ara ,5tsse...,. -
community.
\ READER OF THE IA4xu, .co,.>,.-,-
TINES
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sling Hardware company, made a bust
ness call here Friday.
Mr.. Adams. former resident OF
Dyer. but now OF Crete. spent Thurs
day here looking up old acquaintances.
Thursday and Friday were pay days
az the briekyards and the railroads
here. The checks received by the work
ing men were readily cashed by our
business men. showing that they are
not hard pressed for cash vet thus in
creasing the confidence of the people
and at the same time adding to their
own trade.
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MERRILLVILLE NEWS

Jake Smith Of Hammond is here tor
few days assisting John Stoltz, who
is making an addition to mis- store
room.
Alva Saxton. gravel road superin-
tendent. is busily engaged hauling
gravel on the road. In all he Will have
used forty car loads in repair work.
Mrs. Arnold and daughter, Dot, were
shopping in Hammond yesterday.
Arthur Merrill of South Chicago is
visiting in MerriIlville.
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GRIFFITH NEWS

p. J. Brieger visited out of town to-
day.
Peter Dofiin made business trip to
the city this morning.
\. j Love spent a short time in
Highlands this afternoon
n. Hand. Erie section foreman who
came here recently to take charge OF
the Highland section. has moved into
'he Ryan house. on Rensselaer, ave-
nue.
Mrs. Mamie Reynolds and daughter,
frankie of Chicago, are visiting at
home OF Charles Dutton and other
relatives.
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BURGLARS ARE THWARTED
"ooertsda!e Woman Screams When She
Hears Some One Try Her Win
dows-Fhree Intruders
Flee.
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'NpeeiaI 10 Lake County Tfmes.l
Robertsdale, Ind. Nov. 16.-BurgIarz
ECU ~ enter the home of Harry Gold
ins Oh Harrison avenue. last evening.
A"0u' A O'Clock Mrs. Golding was
a"aKehed by hearing some one trying
10 unlock the front door. Thinking
y was her husband, who was attend
ing lodge she paid no attention TO
the noise at first When. however. ON
failure 70 open the door, an attempt
to raise the window was made. Mrs
Gold1ng became alarmed and called
for help. The neighbors heard her
screams but by the time they reached
the house the would-be intruders haa
fled.
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CLARK STATION

The birthday party of Walter Behn
was well attended.
]. c. Scheurer and T. Behn trans
acted business at Chicago.
Mrs. Rayder of Whiting visited rela-
tives here.
Mr. Armstein of Clark transacted
business at Chicago.
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rock Salt Preserves Lee

A cheap mixture to put around an
ice chest to keep it cold is pounded
rock salt in the proportion of one MARI
TO two parts Of pounded ice.
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Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
A Real One.

Now we've come to a hitch in the
proceedings" as the horse remarked
when his master tied him to the
blacksmith'e qost
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HOW,s THIS {

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. f. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known f.
J. Cheney for the last 8 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price 75c per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists.
patton.
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basketball game in Lowell last even
ing.
King Ping Pong" viii be present
ed tonight for the second time
The Mems club held a meeting IN
the Presbyterian church parlors last
evening and elected nine directors. ar
ter which refreshments We're served -
fair sized crowd
The Crown Point high school girls,
basketball team was defeated at Low
ell by the Lowell high school team
The correct score IS unknown at this
writing.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John Tonnage, whiting .....2 q
Susie Janovic. Whiting. ............17
Titan p. Duplantier. Chicago. .21
Adalia Voelz, Chicago. ............e ID
owen Coreiron, Chicago. 81
Bessie Delbridge. Chicago. ..........1s
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SPORTING NOTES.
(By Albert L. Donnelly.l

(By Albert l.. DOnnelly0
 Although Comics Pets homestretch the fans, for this enjoyed real baseball
 Philup the in all third twelfth innings bumps those game.
 Bill the of ONel victory in the twelfth His hree-bagger assisted by Connors Welpaced single the Springfield
 Ham Wade making sensational finish in the the remarkable accomplished on Prairie dispuing strike called by Rory twelfth inning yesterdays game Although have not caly the league overowng Reds liberal distribution of penalties.
 While sliding home from third in the twelfth inning Gerry Conne spiked Catcher OConnor The badly injured continued the game after brief rest
 Holoke will be the visitor the to-day the fans chance glimpse Brown will the slab
 Pirates have already straight games Giants and are steadily crawling from McGraws
 The Athletics the American league leaders they leaders when time is called at the close of the baseball season
 Detroit dropped back third her Tigers take another misp they will fall down another
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NEW MERIDEN TEAM.
Second Nine of Cops Managed by Of
 ficer Tolles to Play Regulars.

If the Meriden police ball team fail to win the game from the local cops another Silver City nine formed to play Manager Burke's outfit. It was reported Thursday that Patrolman Tolles has been appointed manager of the second team, and he is now ar- ranging line up for his nine.
 There is some trouble in selecting are so many available candidates and all are very anxious to get into the team, not so much to play the game, but to get in on some of the suppers that follow a contest.
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Philadelphia.


 *-Batted for Moren in eighth inning, Cincinnati ,...0 0 6 0 S--1O Philadelphia o 2 Q 8 0 0 O. 6
 Two-base hits, Ganzel, Mitchell Courtney 2; three-base hits, Kane; hits, off Richie 10 in innings, off Mo- ren 1 In innings, off Brown in 1 inning; sacrifice hits, Huggins, Kru- ger, Coakley, Bransf1eldi stolen bases Kane, Bransfleld; double plays, Titus and Doolin; left on bases, Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia il; first base on balls off Coakley ?, off Richie 1, off Moren 8, off Brown 2; first base on errors Cincinnati ?; struck out, by Coakley 5, by Richie 3, by Moren 2; passed ball, Mclean; time, 2:2O; umpires Klem and Emslie.
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PIRATES CREEP AWAW FR9M MIGRANTS GIANTS Pittsburg Takes Two Games of Double Header from
 New York. B0WERMAN HIT IN HEAD Cubs Easily Defeat Doves Dodgers and Phillies
 Also Winners.
B0WERMAN HIT IN HEAD
National League Standing.

New York, Aug, 28-New York lost both games of to-day's double-header to Pitts5urg, The first contest was a tie in the ninth inning, but the visitors won out, 1 to 2, in the tenth on Wag- ner's double and Doyle's two misplays The second game was called by agree ment at the end of the fifth inning with the score to Q. In the second inning of this game Bowerman while at the bat was hit on the head with a hard pitched ball by Camnitz and rendered unconscious, He was taken to his home where tonight 1t was said he was not seriously injured. The scores:
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Two base hit, Lumley; three base hit, lewis; home runs, Marshall, Jordan; hits off McGlynn, 4 in 4 innings, off Fromme in 4 innings; sacrifice hits, Konetohy, Maloney; stolen bases, Burch. Lumley, Hummeil double plays, Holly, Konetchy, McGlynn and Hostetter, Lewis, Hummel and Jordan; left on bases, St. Louis IS, Brooklyn B.; first base on balls, off McGlyn 3, off Fromme 2, off Pastorious 5; first base on errors, St, Louis 3, Brooklyn 2; hit by pitched ball, by Fromme 1; struck out, by Pastorious 3, by Fromme 4; time, 200; umpire, Rigler.
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herty; home run. Brain; hits, off Fla herty in innings, off Lindaman { in innings; off Young, in l inning; sacrifice hits, Tneney, Overall. Stein feldt, Kling; double plays, Bridwell and Penney; Overall, Kling and Stein feldt; left on bases, Chicago ', Boston 10; first base on balls, off Overall 5, off Flahery 2, off Lindaman |; struck out, by Overall 8. Time, 1850. Umpire, Carpenter.
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BRASS CITY TEAM WINS.
Bridgeport Makes Four Misplays in
 Otherwise Fast Game.

Waterbury, Aug. 2S.-Waterbury defeated Bridgeport here this after noon in we'll played game by the score of 8 to 1. Both Farley and Tacey were in good form and kept the hits scattered. Waterbury played er- rorless ball, while the visitors made four misplays, two of which figured in the three runs made by the locals. The feature of the game was run ming barehand catch in deep left cen- ter by Ladd, which robbed Farley of triple and the home team of two runs. The catch was turned into a double play on a relay throw from Hit to Phelan. The soore
 Wafarh1r.,
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ERROR AND WILD THROW
Allows Pilgrims Their Two Runs
 Which Defeated Blues.

Cleveland, Aug. 2S.-Boston defeat ed Cleveland to-day, to 1. Rhoades pitched shut-out ball, Bradley's error giving Boston one run and Clarkes wild throw the other. Turner's sin gle and Laioie's double were respon- sible for Cleveland's one run. The score:
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DODGERS HIT HARD.
Bat McGlym Out of Box and Ham,
 mer FPomnle Hard.

Brooklyn, Aug 2S.-The Brooklyns played all around St. Louis here to-
 day, winning g to ?. McGynn was bat ted out of the box in the fourth inning and Fromme, who succeeded him, was unable to check the hard hitting of the
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WHALERS HARPoONED.
senators Win Poorly Played Game
 from Tailenders.

Hartford, Aug 2S.-Hartford de- feated New London here to-day in a poorly played game although few good plays were sprinkled through it. The tailenders made their solitary run in the fourth inning, Ward who made a two bagger after one man was out, going to third on Rufrange's out and scoring on Justices error. The home team made three in the fourth, making four hits after two men were out and Ward contributing an error. Hart ford added one in the sixth and one in the eighth. Score:
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ATHLETICS DEFEAT BROWNS
Tigers Field Wretchedly and Lose-Pilgrims Defeat
 the Blues.
AmerIcan League standlng.

Chicago, Aug. 28-Chicago won fast game from New York to-day, 4 to O. White held New York to four hits. All the runs were made while Hogg was in the box, Doyle pitching we'll in pinches, Score:
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.-.Batted for Wlltse In eIghth.

%t-Batted for Ames in ninth.
 Pittsburg % 1 0 0 o 0 0 24 New York 0 0 1 i 0--2
 Two-base hits, Wagner, Seymour; hits, off Wiltse in innings, McGin- nlty In 1 inning. Ames in 1 inning; stolen base, Shannon; double plays, Wagner andN Storke, Dahlen, Doyle and McGann; left on bases, Pittsburg Il, New York 8; first base on balls, off Wlltse 3, McGinnity 1, Leever 1; first base on errors, Pittsburg ?; hit by pitcher, by Wiltse 1; struck out, by Wiltse 8, by Ames 1, by Leever 1; wild pitch, Wiltse; time, 2:O5; umpires Johnstone and OFDay.
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PEoUoTs vs. CREsCENTs.
Fast Amateur Game at Bakers Lot
 This Afternoon.

At Bakers lot this afternoon the Pequots will tackle the strong Crescent nine, The game promises to be fast one as both hines have been playing a fast quality of ball this season. Foley and Hugo will be the battery for the Crescents.
 The lineup of the Pequots will be: Freedman, p; Nugent, c; Higgins, 1b; Sullivan, 2b; J. D'Andrea, ss; Samp- son, 3b; Crafno, If; Meng, Of; Lapides, If.
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Contracts and Releases.

President Henry c. Pulliam of the National league announced yesterday that the following contract and re- leases have been approved and pro- mulgated:
 Contract With St. Louis, B. s. Grandy.
 Releases-By Boston to Holyoke, Frank Burke; by New York to Roch- ester, John Sundheim.
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TIGERS FIELD wREToHEDLY.
Muffs of Perfect Throws Responsible
 for Nationals TRIIies.

Detroit, Aug 2S.-Detroit played a wretched fielding game, three muffs of perfect throws being responsible each for one of the Washington tallies Falk- enberg pitched a splendid game, a wild throw by Block beating him out of a lures. The score:--
 Detroit
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SPORTS HERE AND ELSEWHERE
ROSE BUDS TRIM HonYoKE.
Bridges Fined S5 for Talking Back to
 Umpire Kelly.

Holyoke, Mass Aug. 23.-Duff held the locals to five hits this afternoon, two of them scratches. and Norwich won, to 1. Holyoke's single score came in the fifth inning when Grubb hit over left field fence for home run. Bridges was fined $5 by Umpire Kelly for talking back to him. Score:
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New England League.

At Worcester--Fall River, 3. Wor- cester, 0.
 At Haverhill-Haverhil 5; Lynn, 2. At Brockton - New Bedford, g.; Brockton, 2.
 At Lawrence-Lawrepce, 8; Lowell,
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Ho1voke.
Totals .........,'..,''s E' 10 Score by innings.-

Norwich ..... ...,0 0-3 Holyoke ... :;...O, ,,o 9 9 ? n,li,s v,rl Three base hit: Bridges. Home run; Grubb. Sacrifice hits; Aceorsini g. Ahearn. Double play: Dolan and Grubb. Left on bases, Holyoke, [; Nor wieh, 4. Bases on balls: Off Duff, ?; off Dolan, 1. Hit by pitcher: Lepine, 2 Struck out; By Dolan, 3; by Dur, 2' Wild pitch: Dolan. Time, 1:s5. Um- pire Kelly.
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New Haven.

New Haven 10 o0101OOOO00 0-2
 Two base hits, Corcoran, Wade; three base hits, Yale sacrifice hits, sher- wood; stolen bases, Burns, Sherwood; double plays, Waite and Burns, OCon- nor and Yale; base on balls, off Cor coran 1; passed ball, Jope; struck out, by Luby 1, by Corcoron I; wild pitches, Corcoran 2; time of game, HAS; at- tendance, 800; umpire, Rorty.
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(Game called OH at end or fifth in- ming by agreement)
 Hits, aff Lynch 2 in 4 innings, off Mathewson in inning; stolen base, Wagner; left on bases, Pittsburg 1, New York 6; first base on balls, off Lynch 3, off Camnitz 5; first base on errors, Pittsburg 1; hit by pitcher, by Camnitz 1; struck out, by Lynch 3, Camnitz 3; time, 1:12; umDires, o'Day and Johnstone.
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Bridgeport,

IWo-pase hlts-FItzpatriok, McAn- crews Sacrifice hits-McAndrews Tracey Stolen bases-McAndrews Hit, Double play--Ladd, Hit and Phelan' Left on Waterbury 5, B ridgeport g. First base on balls Off Tacey 3. First base on errors Waterbury l. Struck out-By Far ley 2, by Tacey 4. Time-1:SO. Um- pire--McCloud.
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: For New Haven Cornell walked and Sherwood sacrificed. Hayward sent a Single to right and Waite caught Con- nell at the plate. Kennedy was thrown out by Luby. The score:
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Eastern League.

At Rochester-Providence, 0; Roch- ester, Gil innings).
 At Buffalo-Jersey City, 3; Buffalo, Is.
 At Toronto-Baltimore 2; Toronto, 8.
 At Montreal-Newark, 8; Montreal,
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Boston.

First base on errors Cleveland f. Boston 3, Two-base hits Laioie. Shaw, Ferris. Sacrifice hits-Bir- mingham, Knight. Stolen bases Stovall, Sullivan, Double play--T,a- Joie. Turner and Stovall Wagner and Unglaub. Frst base on balls Rhades l, Young 1. Left on bases-- Cleveland {, Boston 5. Struck out-- Rhoades 3, Young 5. Time-1:ss. umpires-Evans and Sheridan.
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'Mullin, ..... ........ 0 c Q
 s--s Totals ..........1 527 Ia "Batted for Siever in ninth.
 WaShtpotnp
*Mullin,

Block. Sacrifice hits: Downs an,i Smith. Left on bases: Detroit. I0
 Washington, 10. First base on balls: of Siever, 2; Off Falkenberg, 6. First base on errors. Washington, 3. Hit by pitched ball. By Steven i. Struck out; By siever, 1; by Faikenberg, g.
 1A Mlld pitch; Falkenberg, 1. Time, 1:85