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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-03

WINS PRO
TOURNEY
Dave Hunter, Essex Golfer,
Finishes in Prize List
With 29N.

Gilbert Nichols, of Boston. yesterday
captured first prize In the two days medal
play competition for professional golfers
at Ia Cortlandt Park, with a total Of 2S6
strokes for 70 holes. Charles Thorn, Of
Lenox, was second, with $50, and Alex
Smith, of Nassau, the favorite for the
tourney, took third with 292 strokes.
Fourth. fifth and sixth money was com-
bined and distributed in equal shares to
Herbert Strong. Of Apawamis. and ALEX
Ross and NJ. J.. Brady, both Of Boston,
Nichols earned his victory, because In the
first day of medal play he made q new
professional record for the course, 60. ana
duplicated 1t yesterday.
George Sparkling. who led the neld when
Thursdays play was finished, made a total
of 29S strokes, which just excluded him
from the prize division. He tied with
David Hunter and job jolly. The sum-
mary of each player and his total:
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NEWARK JUNIOR LEAGUE.
Race Between Local Baseball Teams Now
Well Under Way.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

The Newark Junior League is well on
its way. Games are played twice a week,
Wednesdays and Saturdays. twenty-one
to be played in all.
BY defeating the Bereans In an exciting
ten-inning game Wednesday, by a score of
Z to 6, the Avons took the lead. Connelly's
home-run drive to right field, with two
down. decided the game. The batteries;
Bereans, Roy and Healey; Avons, Comfy
and Comfy.
Ball playing Of a rare kind was to be
seen In Branch Brook Park Wednesday
afternoon, when the Libertys defeated the
Athletics by a score of 2 to 1. Both teams
were In good form. Wells and Daltin
pitched great ball, Wells having a shade
He figured In two double plays and seven
assists. The batteries: Libertys, Wells
and Bench: Athletics. Daltin and Leist.
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WANTED:
DOUBLE
VICTORY
Colts Need Both Ends of
Double Header with
the Grays.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
WL.Pc.1 W.L.Pc.
Toronto ....51 50 .s14l Providence ..4s "A .494
Buffalo .....61 32) .614l Baltimore ...43 As AS
Newark .....46 Al 500 Rochester ...34 81 400
Jersey CITY. AZ AZ SOD Montreal III 81 .34t
LEAGUE STANDING.


Yesterdays Results.
Providence, l; Newark. Q.
Jersey City, 8; Baltimore. g..
Buffalo, 10; Rochester, 5.
Toronto, A; Montreal, 8.
Games Today.
Providence at Newark 1.-TWO games).
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Montreal at Toronto.
Games Tomorrow.
Baltimore at Newark.
Jersey City at Providence.
Buffalo at Montreal.
A double victory in the twin games with
Providence this afternoon is all that will
appease the appetites of the local base
ball fans who are now down In the mouth
over the Colts losing spell. The loss of
yesterdays game by a score of 4 to 0 was
q turn of baseball fate and not due to in
ferior playing. but at the same time it was
Newark's sixth straight defeat, and further
weakened the locals grip on third place.
The Colts looked for nothing worse than
Providence. To accomplish that 1t would
be necessary to win both ends of today's
double-header. The Grays were gifted with
more than an ordinary share Of luck in TAX
ing the last two games and the tide is
about due to turn today. La Belle and
McCafferty are slated to fling this after
noon.
The Colts will have a hard campaign next
week. Tomorrow they will tackle Balti
me9e, and during the week will play five
more games with Jersey City. Both the
Skeeters and the Orioles are closely press
ing Newark and 1t will be absolutely nee
essary to hand those teams a few defeats
to keep them in check. Beams men have
TO date won seven out of twelve games
from Newark.
Providence squeezed out victory in the
ninth inning of yesterdays session. scoring
the only run of the game on a single by
Harris and Lords three-bagger. Those
We're the only clean hits made off Pitcher
MGCartnX and the rim WAS scored after
two hands were out. Neither pitcher is
sued a pass and each struck out six men.
The game was reeled off in an hour and
twenty-five minutes.
The score:
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DIOCESAN GAMES TO-DAY

order. are expected to hang up new rec
o-ds in several events. The r.. A. b. SIS
boys. last years champions, are confident
In their ability to again capture the BAN
ner. but the field Is exceptionally strong
this year ard the Institutes, Belleville and
other organizations believe they have more
than a fighting chance A large delegation
OF athletes from Philadelphia will d in
terest to the meet.
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Anderson Jumps washington.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.-"Long' John
Anderson, who most of the season has
been playing first base FOR the Wash
ington American League Club, quit the
team yesterday and left for his home
at Worcester, Mass. Anderson was in
definitely suspended, and IL is said that
he will not again be taken back. He
says he is tired of playing baseball.
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MATINEE MEET TODAY.
Prince Of Orange and Ida Gray to Try
for Record.

Many horsemen look to the establishing
of n new mile matinee record at the Vice.
quahic Park tract this afternoon, when
Prince of Orange, 2:O61. the $1,000 trotter
owned by John II. Cuthlll. and Ida Gray,
the present holder, will attempt to lower
the mark, 2:1SA.
Besides these races against the watch
the Road Horse Association has arranged
four regular contests, the feature being
the 2:19 pace.
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ooNNECTIouT LEAGur.

At Hartford-First game-Holyoke. a.;
Hartford, 0. Second game-Holyoke, s.:
At MISUNDERSTANDING a: Bridge
port, 3.
At Norwich-Norwich. 4; New Haven. 3.
At .Sprirgasld-springfeld 4; New Lon
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HAS PICK OF TEAM
GIANTS MAY TAKE COLTS
BEST PLAYER.
That's What Official Bulletin Of National
Commission Says-Players That
Have Strings to Them.

According TO an official bulletin issued
today by the National Commission the
New York National League Club is to
League team at the close of the season
have the pick of the Newark Eastern
as a result of the deal by which Billy
Gilbert and James Mullen We're disposed
of TO Newark. The bulletin reads that
the New York Club has strings on Mullen,
Gilbert and Mcdonald, and to obtain
these men again payments Of from $500
to $1,000 will have TO be made. 1t was on
the strength of these conditions probably
that the Mccarthy story was sprung, the
dopesters believing that the Colts young
pitcher would naturally be the player to
be picked by New York. Manager Burn
ham. however, has repeatedly declared
that Mullen was purchased outright from
New York for 5000, and is the sole prop
erty of the Newark Club.
The commission gave out a list of major
league players who were sold to minor
league clubs with options to recall them
before August %. The Brooklyn Club still
has trings to Henley, of Rochester; Nc
Lane, Of Wilmington; Weigand, of York;
Briggs. of indianapolis; Pattee, of Har-
rlsburg; Whiting, of Jersey City, and
Hurley, of Toronto. Pittsburg has a
string on Abstein, of P~rovidence; Boston
on Carrigan, of Toronto, and Barry and
Peterson. of Providence, and Washington
ont Hardy. of Baltimore. The complete
list follows:
National League.
BY Philadelphia-To Providence, George
McQuillan. $1,000, and j. e. Donovan, $500;
to Trenton, Walter Moser, 5000. and G. A.
Crist, $500; to Lancaster, w. A. Burroughs,
$500.
BY Brooklyn-To Rochester, Weldon
Henley. 500; to Wilmington, Edward Nc
Lane, $1,000; TO oYrk, Wiegand, $500; to
Indianapolis, Brit Briggs. $3.50; to Harris
burg, Henry Pattee, $50: to Newark, II. w.
Eason, $500; to Jersey City, j. W. Whiting.
$500; to Toronto, Jerry Hurley, $500.
BY, PittsburgLTo Johnstown,. James
stein, $500; to Wheeling. H. V. Haggart,
500; Nicholas Maddox. $500, and Thomas
BY New York-To Newark. James Null
len, and Edward Mcdonald. $500 and
w. o. Gilbert, New York Club to have
choice of Newark players.
By B~ostonn-To Trenton, Leroy r.
Witherup, $500, and Albert j. Strobel, $500.
American League.
BY Boston-To Toronto, William Carrf-
gan, 800; to Providence, Edward Barry,
$50; James Killian, $3.50; Robert Peterson,
$40; g. Lord, $3.50, and C. Chadbourne,
BY Westinghouse Baltimore, Harry
Hardy, $1,000 washington to have any
! player on Baltimore Club excepting
J Pitcher Burchell, at $500; opeitno to be
exercised by August y.
By Cleveland-To Toledo, George Per
by August 80; to Toledo. Harry Eels
} 81, $50; to Akron, Fred II. Essen and Der
Caffyn. $1,000; to Albany, Weed, $500, and
Ingerton, $500 (option to be exercised by
August ISL to Toledo, James West, ST. 0l
toption to be exercised by August 1).
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RECORD
AT BAT AND
IN FIELD
Mullen Leads Regulars in
StiCkWOrk and Long Dis
lance Hitting.

Newark has fallen Off in its batting
during the week, and its average Is now
seven points lower than that Of its OPP
ponents. Mccarthy Is still binging the
ball at a 1921 clip, but the regulars have
slcmped in their work. Mullen and Engle
are the only regulars above the $50 mark.
Mullen leads in long-distance hitting, hav-
Ing made a home run, eight triples and
twelve doubles The records to date:
Wua9~fd.oI Rafting
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Jersey city, 8, Baltimore, 8.

JERSEY CITY. Aug. 3.-Jersey City
made another flying start In the second
setto with Baltimore, and with four runs
in the first inning on five hits and an
error put a mortgage on the victory the
Orioles were unable to lift, and another
eating them a point further to the rear.
Thin ooOFns
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LIewellyns viii he Busy.

The Lleweilyns have two games ahead.
Today they go to Caldwell and play the
Caldwell A. c., and tomorrow they play
the second game of a series with the
Grohe Havens and Waddeck will do the
pitching, and Vesterman and Davis the
catching. Clarke and Hoag will work for
the Woodsides.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-03

Much interest Is being centered in the
game Of baseball to be played this after
noon between the st. Jamess A.. A. and
the st. Aloysius Juniors at Branch Brook
Park. They are great rivals and both
teams will do their utmost to win. The
last time they met the game was not fin
ished. With the score IL to 10 in St.
James's favor and the st. Aloysius Juniors
at the bat, the crowd surged out into the
field and the umpire had to sail the game.
Both teams will have their regular lineup
In today's game, no Fingers being al
lowed by the agreement.
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BRITT=GANS FIGHT NEXT

terrific punishment Britt gave him. He did
not leave his room yesterday. A report cir
culated said that he would retire from the
ring. The Dane says he does not have to
fight for a living, as he has accumulated
$4,000.
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nrooklyn. ?, PottsviIle. 1.

BROOKLYN, Aug. at looked as
though the Atlantic League leaders would
score a shutout victory over Pottsville
yesterday, but the latter in their half of
the ninth tied the score on an error and q
single. the only one made Off %Padrone.
In the home teams half Brooklyn won
out. amid great excitement on good, clean
hitting after one man had been retired.
RROOEIYN
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rssss. ~ % 4
BAITIMORE.
BuHaIo, ~; Rochester. &.

ROCHESTER,, Aug. 3.-The Rochester
team. which had been playing poorly be-
cause of a crippled condition. was Grip
pied no longer yesterday. for Clancy was
back In the game. His return had a notice
general inferiority of the rest Of the club.
Buffalo won. u to 5, mostly because Of
errors. The score:
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-03

The annual field day of the Catholic
Young Mems Diocesan Union viii take
place this afternoon at Hillside Park. The
athletes are ready for the word go" and,
favored by weather as though made to
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Totals for Newark 80 2S 8
Totals for oppon' tsS71 % IL
Pitching records.
OF THE PLAYERS
(Tyhe Pitcher.

THE Pitcher).
Oh, what a record ! could make-I'd dc
them all up brown
I'd be the Candy Kid, you bet-the king
pin Of the town
And when ] stepped into the box the foe
would soon be quelled,
If I but had the speed and curves of
Madame Anna Held.
(The First Baseman).
Although I've held my own so far and
played some tidy ball
There's only one thing which l lack to
make me lead 'em all
I'd make Hal Chase look like a dub-Td
make those rooters screech-
If 1 but had, in playing first, old Rookie
feller's reach.
CThe Umpire).
This umpire's life is pretty rough-the
players make it hot
But 1 would take a blooming punch at
every son of swat
Who rushed at me or kicked my shins,
while a. the b%leachers chaffed-
If I was only half as big as William Henry
Taft.
CThe Coacher).
I'd keep each pitcher in the air in every
hard fought game
I'd have the foe so ratified they would
never hook the same
I'd be the greatest coaching star between
Hades and Zion
If I but had the gift of speech OF william
Jennings Bryan.
CThe Batter.
I'd make big Larry jump the game and
Honus Wagner sick
I'd put a crimp in Keeler, too, and out
class Elmer Flick
Three-ingered Brown and Young and Joss
to me would be like pie
If l could walk up to the plate with
Teddy's batting eye.
--Grantlnnd Rice.
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Two New player. for wilmington.

WILMINGTON, Del. Aug. 3.-Curtis.
an outfelder, and Harris, an infelder,
of Atlantic City, have been signed by
Manager Grady, Of the Wilmington TIL
State Club, and they are expected to re-
port for duty on Monday.
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ANGUS POINTER MAKES
FAST TIME FOR MILE

CLEVELAND. Aug. 3-Get-away day of
the Grand Circuit meet here was marked
by a good days program of which the
flee-for-all was the feature The track
was a trine soft from the heavy rain Of
the night before and the high wind that
blew out Of the West made good time a
hard proposition. This did not hamper the
speed merchants as much as It was
thought. as they stepped along at a merry
lin.
There were four starters In the first pac-
ing event, Baron Gratten drew the pole
With Angus Pointer scoring in the second
position. The track was very much to
the liking Of the Pointer gelding and he
won the first heat after Graft had set the
pace to the three-quarter pole. the time
being 2:0S1h. This is the fastest time that
has been made in a race thus far this yeaf.
Angus Pointer won the second and final
heat with Baron Gratten second, with
Graft and Argot Boy being placed third
and fourth. A mix-up took place at the
turn in which Geers cut in too short
ahead of Argot Boy. so the Judges placed
Cox's horse.
The 2;06 trot was won by Orc after four
heats had been trotted. Orc won the first
heat. while Lady Gail Hamilton captured
the next and then Turley stepped in and
won the third heat. Orc finally won the
deciding heat in 2:11%. Summary:
0Hn w. - - - 20
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Amcnto,rn. 8, Rendinr. Z.

READING, Aug. 3.-Reading was
downed by its rival, Allentown. yesterday.
Blehl was hit hard and was given poor
support by Wiltse, who made three cost
1y misplays. Search was taken out Of the
box in the eighth inning.
READING ALI.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Att AO01g
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
ST, Louis at Boston.
Yesterdays Results.
Chicago 80 0 2 o 0 0 0 0 as 10 i
New York.. / 0 4 2 0 0 0 0 x-7 10 6
Batteries-Altrock Patterson and Nc
Farland; Doyle aud Thomas.
Boston 49,. % Oo12oox XII Ii Z
st. Louis. I'D o o 0 Il 2 0 0-3 I /
Batteries-Winter and Criger; Glade and
Spencer.
At Washingtoon-First game; R.HE.
Washington R%e.sRif :. 9 . Q ! IL e J
Batteries-Siever and Schmidt; johnson,
Hughes and Heydon.
Second game: R.H.E.
Detroit - 1Oo20s 1 % r. o
Washington :. 9 0 0 0 3 0 0 O-6 10 4
Batteries-Eubank, Killian and Payne;
Hughes, Falkenberg and Heydon.
PhiiadEiphia, 0 0 90 4 xrS u ;
Cleveland -. 0 0 0 / 0 0 0 0 OIL S 3
Batteries-Bender and Powers; Rhoades
and Clarke.
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The Arion A. c. will go to Roselie this
afternoon. where It will meet the strong
Roselle b. B. C. This will be the second
game of a series, the Arions winning the
first. Manager Wood viii have Lang
staff. his star artist. In the box against
the Arions, and they win no doubt make
the Arions put up a hard fight to win.
Langstaf was with the Dickerson College
team. and in the early part Of the sea-
son he defeated Georgetown University.
Ulrich, the Arion's clever southpaw, viii
o~ficlate for them. Ulrich's pitching for
the last six games has been remarkable.
having secured victories over the Ironsldes
and Rosevilles, and he will no doubt make
Langstaff go some to keep up. The play
ers will meet at the corner Of Market and
Broad streets. at l p. M. sharp.
Two Games for Columbia A. c.
The Columbia A. c.. will play two games
tomorrow. In the morning 1t will have
the Newark F. c.. as its opponents on tue
latter's grounds, and in the afternoon It
will cross bats with the strong Ampere
A.. Q. of Montelair on the Columbus
Down Neck grounds. The columblas
will have as their twirlers Frey and
Woner. They will try to keep p their
clean record, not having lost a game his
season.
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TORONTO. Aug. S-rhe third game Of
the series resulted in a victory for the
locals, A. to 3. Keefe's wildness in the
third inning gave Toronto the game. The
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-03

Earned runs-Elizabeth, /; Newark, 2.
Left on bases-Elizabeth, 4; Newark, A..
Struck out-By Boice, /. Two-base hit
Sweeney. Sacrifice hits-CoX, OrNeil, Dbl.
Stolen base-Courtney. Hit by pitcher
Lamar and Schuman. Time of gane-1h.
9Om.~ U~mpire-Proud.
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LENTOWN.


EASTON, Aug. 3.-Tamaqua played good
ball yesterday for six innings and then
blew up. Miller's batting was the feature
of the game, he making five hits out of five
trips to the plate. Score:
TAMAQUA. EASTON.
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Nest 11 -
]. Conway, West1eld; Tom Chisholm,
Canoe Brook; Frank Eastman, Van tSEf-
landt.
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The Newark Y. NJ. C. A. baseball team
will play the Lincoln Park nine at Wee
quahic Park grounds this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. Much interest Is being taken
in this game. as a friendly rivalry exists
between the two teams. The local z. M.
C.. A. boys are playing a speedy game at
present. Their fielding is Of the best and
the batting has taken a decided brace.
Last Saturday. at Niester, the Y. M G..
A. boys defeated the Chester nine, 10 to
6. This is considered a good win for the
locals, as the Chester nine Is decidedly
strong. having beaten the Broad A. c.. of
Newark, the previous Saturday. Inglin,
the Y. NJ. c. A. malnstay In the box, will
pitch, and Rabinstein will catch. The game
will be called at $3.50 o'clock on diamond
No. l. All rooters have been invited. Next
Saturday the local Y. M. C. A. team will
play at Far Hills.
Rival knights to Play Baseball.
A fast game of baseball is promised to-
morrow when the team from Kearny Coun-
ell, Knights of Columbus, meets the Pater-
son Council. of the same order. at Willard
Park, Paterson. The Kearny team Will
leave from the Erie Railroad station, Har-
rison, on the s;4s a. m. train.
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ELIZABETH, Aug. 3-Newark and
Elizabeth played a glittering article of
ball yesterday, the Invaders winning out,
2 to l. Westlake's men scored a run in
the third. Elizabeth tied the score in the
seventh, but a double by Sweeney and
Davis's single gave the visitors the win
ming run in the eighth.
The acore.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

TUNES IOuny.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia al st. louis.
Yesterdays Results.
New York. 0 0 0 0 0 o o o 90 4 ?
Chicago .....1 o 0 0 4 0 o ks Q o
Batteries-Mathewson and Bresnahan;
Brown and Moran.
AT P~ittsburg- R.H.E.
Brooklyn -. 0 0 0 o o 1 ga 6 3
Pittsburg -. o OIL 0 2 0 2 0-6 . 1
MISREPRESENTATION and Bergen; Lieheld
and Phelps.
AT st. Louis R.HE.
Philadelphia. 2 o 0 o 0 8 0 O-5 3 3
st. Louis. o 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 OIL 5 /
Batteries-sparks and Doom; Karger and
Marshall.
AT Cincinnati R.H.E.
Cincinnati -. o 001O / ks Z 2
Batteries-Ewing ind McLeani Lindaman
and Brown.
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Yesterday Results.
Newark, 2; Elizabeth, 1.
Brooklyn, 2; Pottsville. 1.
Allentown, s; Reading, 5.
Easton, s; Tamaqua, l.
Games Today.
Newark at Elizabeth.
Pottsville at Brooklyn.
Allentown at Reading.
Easton at Tainaqua.
Games Tomorrow.
Easton at Newark.
Allentown at Elizabeth.
Brooklyn at Tamaqua.
Reading at Pottsvi1le.
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The Franklin A. A. will play the South
Orange f. c. on the grounds Of the latter
team this afternoon. The lineup for the
Franklins will be as follows: Saul. left
field Or second base; Oracle, third base;
McKeon. first base; Speary. shortstop;
Welchor. catcher: Slater, centre field: Hen
derson. right field, Donnelly, second base.
O'Neil. left field. Conian. pitcher.
The Franklins are playing fast ball and
the South .Orange boys will have to hustle
to win. The following Saturday the EranE-
Inns will play the Roseville A. c., this
being the third game of a series Of five
arranged between the two teams.
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lThe Batterl.


It the West side oval tomorrow after
noon the National Turner's will meet that
star band Of balltcssers representing the
St Benedict T.. b. c. The Saints will
come up to the oval with a record Of vic
tories over the best teams in the city and
will try their best TO annex this game, as
a victory over the Turner's will be quite a
feather in their caps. To do this, however,
they will have TO go the limit. as the
Turner's lust now are playing the game of
their lives. which was shown by their easy
victory over the Millburns last Sunday.
Van Giesen. who Is pitching such great
ball for the Turner's. Will again be on the
slab. while laughed will catch. Hayes or
Hoetzel will probably work for the
Saints"
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WIN OUT in EIGHTH
INVADERS TAKE CLOSE
GAME FROM LIZZIES.
=
sweeney's Double and Davis's Single
Gives Newark Atlantic Leaguers
Winning Run.

ATLANTIC LEAGUE STANDING.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-02-08
CONGREGATIONAL

Congregational services will
be held at the court house at
1920 a. p. Morning subject
"The Case of Judas" Afternoon
at $3.50. in the Evangelical
church, Union bible class, SUBJ
ject of lesson: "The Believers
Standing and State"
No evening services.
Notwithstanding the cold
weather last Sunday there were
As present at the afternoon bible
study. This means that they
must be getting something
worth while, or they would stay
at home by their warm firesides.
If they get help from these
studies, may not you? You are
welcome.