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Smock left on the non train r. Chick
.asha I attend the State bankers am
nual convention there tomorrow
Dr. r. r nevidson, Of the bureau
OF animal indgatfy az Washington.
and Territorial Veterinarian G. J.
Davis LEFT this morning for Cestos to
inspect some valuable stations That
are reported 20 be diseased.
IT. N Fowler hiss been appointed
temporary ccnty superintendent Of
potiawatomic cCglty. TO taie the
place Of VIM Walker who is very
sick
Live Stock Inspector Y. II Hahn re-
turned this morning from saltwater
whore he had been Inspecting cattle.
Territorial Treasurer G. W. Ramho
is IN Bixby l. r.
Memorial Day Proclamation.
Acting Governor FilsOn today is
s. ed his proclamation declaring Sun
day, May 26. and Thursday. May 30.
Memorial days and alls upon the cit
liens Of Oklahoma to observe these
days by decorating their homes and
business horscs with the flag Of our
country as a tribrtc TO the memory
of The dead heroes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-24
HOME MADE
BLOOD MEDICINE
---------
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SHOULD BE KEPT
HOUsEHOLD
BLOOD MUST Be PURE
This Makes the Kidneys Fill
ter the Poisons From
the Blood Try 1t
BLOOD MUST Be PURE

A leading journal in answering the
question, what is the best preserip-
ton to clean and pIify the blood"
prints 10 q recent issue the follow:
ing Fluid extract OF Dandclion one
half Ornce. Compound Kargou one
oHuce. Compound Syrup SarsapariIla
three ornccs Shake well and use a
teaepoonfil dose after each meal and
at bedtime
wen known local druggist who is
FAMILIAR with his prescription states
fhnl Il IS hafmicss. being composed of
vegetable ingredients which can be- OBJ
tanned from any good prescription
pharmacy
Ii cleans the blood Of all Impurities
and nourishes the blood In Just
fnw days The skin begins to clear Of
cores, bosls and pimples It puts vigor
and energy into rundown debilitated
men and women For may years
Sarsaparilla alone has been considered
good blood medicine. But white it
lnlIt up and made new blood. the i'm
Nrifies remained within and the good
accomplished was only temporary.
rsaparilla. however when used in
combination with Compound Kargon
and Extract pandelion works wonders.
This combination pats the kidneys toI
work TO filter and sift out tho waste
matter uric acid and ether impurities
that canse disease 1t makes new
blood aud relieves rhetmaiism and
lame back and bladder troubles.
This prescription Is hotter than the
nsunl patent medicines. which ara in
The most part alcoholic concoetions
The Ingredients t&t but little They
may be procured at home. Every
lnesS and woman here shosld make
Ss.ne up aud try u II they feel theif
system reqaires good blood medicirs
and tonic
The Kargon 10 clean the kidneys
and vitalizc them so they can clean
the blood. Sarss parilla TO make new
rich blood and nandelion to ione lie
stomach, clean the liver and make II
atlye and relieve constipatipn is the
way The prescription acts and 80
mildly and gently that one does not
consider they are taking medicine.
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Four Years h pelIuerv.

The fact that car of coal ordered
by a Chickasha dealer In October,
1893 did not reach its destination nm
~ january 1907 has reached the
iffice here OF Attorney General Crom-
we'll The coal was ordered from the
McAlester mines Soon afterward.
however. the Chickasha deales. sold
his business. reporting the ordered
ear to his successor, ana loft ihe city
Last January the car arrived in Chick
asha, billed 10 the original owner OF
Tie business in Chickasha. and his
successor refused 10 receive it.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
J In Departments



Charters were issued from the Office
Of the territorial secretary this morn.
ing 70 the following corporations:
The kcil Telephone company of Keii
With s5,oO0 capitsl sto.k. Tke direc.
tors are. r L Teamor. + J Hanesn
and = a Hanson. an OF, Keil.
The Eggleston Finance and Devel-
opmcnt company, OF Granite. with
SJco0so capital stock. The directors
are: Thomas l.. Eggleston. A. r..
Schwartz and J. y. Laaretz, all OF
Granite
The Great Southern Gypsum com.
pany Of Watonga and Waterloo. Iowa.
with $20Ao0O capital stock The di.
rectors are: t. l. Hoiohkins, of Wa
tonga r. L. McCune and II. c. Nc.
Cnne OF Waterloo. Iowa.
Tho Rawlings OH. Gas and Mineral
company. Of Shawnee. with $4,000
capital 'stock The directors are
u J. Rawlings of Maneum: Thomas
j. Maxtcn, j. L. Jenkins, Lewis
Ragans and J. G. Donaioe. all Of
Tecnmseh.
The Enid Realty ompany Of Enid.
with Sl500llq capital stock The dl-
rc.fors arc. Albert Loewen, J. j..
Shaw. and Harry boy. all Of Enid.
The pleasant Hill Cemetery assoc
citation. of Balko. Okla, with The fol-
lowing trustees: J NJ Davis, ID. s..
Frank. jerry Davis. B. G. Lawson and
r. T. Cromwell. al OF Balko.
The Fidelity Abstract company OF
Beaver City, with $4,000 capita, stocs
The directors are e +. Hazleson. OF
Beaver CITY: J. IT, Langston ana J. s.
Harris. of Guymon.
The Ellis County Fair association
OF Gage, with $4,000 capital stock The
directors are f. b. Howard. 0. B. Zip
pincott and c. A. Lamb. all of Gage
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succeed the first time use Herbne
and you will get instant relief. The
greatest liver regulator. A positive
cure for Constipation, Dyspepsia
Malaria, Chills and all liver com.
plants. Mr. c., of Emory. Texas
writes MY wife has been using
Herblne for herself and children for
FIVE years. II is a sure cure for
constipation and malaria fever which
Is subsfantiated by what Il has done
for my family" c. r. Renfro.
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Base Ball


The Knights of Columbus IN Okla
homahaye organized a baseball league
aud the following cities will partici-
pate in the games which are TO be
played on Sunday. Fort Smith. Ark,
Tulsa, Muskogee. McAlester. Enid OK
lahoma City Guthrie, Chickasha, Ard
more, E Reno. Shawnee ana another
town yet to be selected thus max
ing twelve club league.
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Mis.ake in Favor Of Prisoner.

Word has been received at the ter
ritorial auditors office from the war
den of the Kansas state penitentiary
that the sentence of Frank Cnmmlns.
who was sentenced in Oklahoma coun-
~ for rap7, was five years instead OF
ten. Cummins was aformer resident
Of Guthrie. The first report thai the
auditors office received from the state
warden regarding the sentence Of
cummins stated that he was senten-
ced for ten years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-24

President / T. Page, OF the Langs-
ton university, is in the city calins
m The department officials.
ASS slant Attorney G neral Fred NJ.
Elkin has returned from Saltwater
Bank Commissioners and Mrs II. II.
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No.ary Commission.

G. NJ chrls;ener, Of Shawnee. for
Pottawatomie county.
c. D. Foster Of Guthrie. for Logan
connty.
chas- A. Haggart, Of Fairfax. for
Usage nation.
L. Z Coleman. Of Foss. for washita
county,
W. A. Dowing Of wellston, for Lin
coin county
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BRITAIN CELEBRATES
EMPIRE DAY.
(By Assoclated Presa.l

London, May a Empire Day was
celebrated today throughout Great
Britain, IN srme places on an eIaDor.
ate scale. Dispatches from various
parts OF the empire renon lne great
est enthusiasm
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Just received at Olsmitn's. Fresl
Invoice of New Orleans Factor,
Smokers. All Hayana tobacco. The
kind you read about Five cents each
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Have you ever tried one Of our
roasts? We can certainly please yoe
Our service IS prompt. f. Winkle
New York Meat Market,
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Radlum Water.

Water with remarkable cures. Car
be delivered to your home in Guthrie
Weinberger Co. local agents, phone 2
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Every woman OF re-nement ap-
preciates radiant. beautiful com
plexion. which is so much admired by
uen. Such compilations come to all
Who use Hollister's Rocky Mountain
rea. Tea or Tablets, 35 cents.-C r..
Renfro.
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ToDAY's LOCAL MARKET.

Alfalfa hay. per ton $500 10 $1,000
Alfalfa hay. by bale, ...... 30
Prairie hay, per ton $1,000 to Sl2.CO
Prairie hay, per bale ..... 80
Millet seed. ...s........... SO
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G y. Mitchell Of tho Knauss Music
company, is in saltwater on business.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterdays Results.

At hutchinson: r. II. T..
Hutchinson .............. 8 0
Joplin g 1
batteries Horton and Lewis Welch
and Vanderbilt
At Leavenworth; r. H. E.
Oklahoma City ....... 8 III 4
Leayenworth ........ 2 8
BRtteries: Paige Bandy nnd Seigle;
Ashley and Quisser.
At Web City: Web City VS., Topeka
game postponed; Topeka failed to ar
rive
AZ Wichita: Wichita VS.. Springfield
game postponed; rain.
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Kansas city Receipts.

Wheat. SO.
Corn, 25.
Oats. AZ.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Batteries: Lundgren and Kling;
Wiltse. Ames. Mathewson, Tyler Fer
guson and Bresnehan.
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. 'M'ON'lHEl'sd'lIs'l = = . 2
; LEGAL Markets !
n sHsnszsEsEsEsEsusHeHsHsEss
KANSAS CITY CASH.

KANSAS CITY CASH.
Special to Daily Leader.
Kansas City, Mo, May pa
Wheat.
No. 2 hard "a TO SIC.
No 3 hard 81 TO 95c.
No. hard 73 to 75c.
No. 2 red 81 to Csc
No. 3 red 80 to 96c
Corn.
No, 2 white 54lkc
No. white SIC
No. 2 mixed SIC.
No. mixed 4Sc.
Oats.
No. 2 mixed acc.
No. /? mixed 4J1ac.
Chicago Estimates Tomorrow.
Wheat 81. grade 36.
Corn 1G6, grade AZ.
Oats 105, grade 80.
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Yesterdays Results.

At Chicago: Chicago VS. New York
came postponedi wet grounds.
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Kansas CITY Estimates.

IN"'I'"o O'Ny HoN'I''"1S
Wheat, 60.
: Corn, 81.
Oats. II.
liverpool Closing Cable.
Wheat ~ up.
Corn y lower.
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I5atIefles: Horton and LeWisi Welch
nd Vanderbilt.
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New YORK Cotton.

New YORK Cotton.
July. StL03.
October, s10.9S.
December, $ll27.
New Orleans Cotton.
July. $11.2S.
October, SllS0.
December, SLIT.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
INTER-CLUB MATCH.
lie DROIT WINNERS
Geoghegan and Cake Match
the Center of In
tereSt.

Le Droit Tennis Club won the inter-
club match played today between them
and the Bachelors Lawn Tennis Club,
on the NJ street courts.
The lie Droit players won FIVE points
ont Of nine, four in singles and two IN
the doubles. The event which brought
cut the most spectacular playing was
the match between Geoghegan and
Cake. Both players did good work, and
the game was by far the most interest
ing of the day. Score:
Geoghegan, lie Droit, beat Cake,
Bachelors. %. 81
Wells. lie Droit. beat Kelly, Baehe-
lors, So 81
A Y. Leech, lie Droit, beat CoIIiere,
Bachelors, 6-4, 30, 81.
Ballinger, Bachelors, beat E. Leech,
Le Droit, o.. So. 81.
Lincoln. Bachelors, beat Cloudy, Le
DrOit, 60, 6-2
Kelly and Lincoln, Bachelors, beat
Geoghegan ard Doyle. lie Droit. ca, So
Hills and Ballinger, Bachelors, beat
A. Leech and Z. Leech, lie DToit. 6-s,
e-S
Wells and Cloudy, lie Droit, beat Col
Here and Hyatt, Bachelors, So. So
Next Saturday the Bachelors play an
intercity match with the Baltimore
Country Club on the latter's courts. In
the first week OF October they viii play
the Chevy Chase Club.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
CLYMER HEADING LIST
OF AMERICAN BATTERS
DESPITE HIS LAY-OFF
Milan Takes Awful Fall From Front Row to Posi-
ton Just Behind Anderson's Old Stand
General Batting Good

Ciymer. despite the fact that mis-
average falls little by little each week
still retains the leading position among
American League batsmen. He now
plays so seldom that captious critics are
disposed to insinuate that Cantillon is
letting him rest so that he may retain
the honor.
Milan proved meteoric. and fell with
a swoop from the top Of the column
with an average of 800 to a position too
far down 70 be conveniently counted.
He is now going at .275 gait.
Cobb and Flick are lighting tooth and
nail for the real supremacy. The fo--
mer is two points ahead. Crawford 10
extremely likely to come forward with
a rush, and give them both scare.
The hitting. on the whole. is noticeably
superior 10 that Of the National League.
Ganley has gained two points, while
Jones, Eelehanty, and Hughes have
fallen back Altizer Is the only man
on the Washington staff to make a
substantial gain. The Nationals are be-
coming notleeably numerous along to-
ward the closing chapter OF the batting
volume, and Gehrlns srll marks the
finish.
any other player. Cobb has made the
ucst hits. and Flick stolen the most
bases. Crawford has all the rest beaten
as a Iong-distance hitter.
Detroit leads IN team batting, and
ought to hold that honor against the
attacks OF ST. Louis. New York, and
Philadelphia
Five pitchers still have uninjured hcld-
lng. records. O'Connor heads the catch
ers. and DOnohue the first basemen.
Rightful honors at second go to LaJoie.
Bradley heads the third oasemen since
The passing of Lave Cross, while DAVIS,
O'Ieary and Monte Cross are racing
closely for the lead al short Ouuieid
honors go 20 Hahn in right. Fielder
Jones IN center. and Stone In lett-
Chicago leads by small margin In
team fielding.
records Of men who have played ten
or more games:
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
A. C. MUSEH0LD,
Formerly of Berlin, Germany, Now Of
Washington, Who Is Showing the
Visiting Athlete the Sights Of
the American Capital.
A. c. MUsEHoLD,

70 the bleachers. Mccarthy was out
TO Fenton, and DonaldsOn's single past
Hurley registered Fulcher.
Honman's grasser was only sufficient
to give Mccarthy a chance 10 throw TO
first Matunglys grounder went 70
Gertman. who beat the runner TO the
bag. While Handlboe pranced to hrst
on four bad heaves, took second Oh a
wild pitch and came home on Lords
error. Hurley was at first on the same
ndsplay J. Handibce hit. and Hurley
was nailed IN sliding 70 the home plate.
Then the Balloon.
In the fatal third, when Gallagher
went 10 The bench. the balloon ropes
were cut loose, and al TOE Aloysius
hopes went soaring heavenward. there
was no further question OF the game.
Willie Handiboe's reception was very
pleasant. and lasted long enough for
him 10 retire two Inen. during which
Treasury secured five runs Finnegan
was trotted out, and managed TO stem
the tide a mite. but when the inning
was over Treasury had eleven runs TO
one. The Aloyslus players then began
to lose heart. ard the old form was
lacking, From the third to the sixth
FIVE more runs were counted and six
bits tailed.
Aloysius. in the fourth and sixth ses-
sions, braced up. ana managed to ham
mer IN three more runs, but Treasury
as so far ahead that Il was like going
sitter the Lusitania to try and stop or
reach the money counters
Belts called the game in the seventh
after Hurley died on third base. The
changes in the pitching stan caused a
big shake-up IN the rest OF the team.
bur 10 was 20 no avail Had Il been
only q single game for Aloysius the
story might have been different.
The score.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
ALEXANDRIA
CHALLENGES
THE WINNER

The Alexandra Athletic Associa-
ton Baseball team would like to ar
range a series OF three games with
the winners OF the post series
The Alexandria team has defeated
ten Of Baltimore's fastest teams. and
it especially desires to play Brent
wood and Brookland. Address Arthur
NJ. Gray. s05 King street. Alexandra.
Va.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
Finds
AlOySiuS a Cinch
In Second Game

Much discussion about whether Gal
iagher would be sent in against Treas
ury was stopped when Z. Lawrence
Phillips announced the Aloysius bat
terry as the same for the second game.
Donaldson was chosen by Manager Rob
inson.
AOysius plainly showed the strain OF
the first game and did not display the
same vim and dash which characterized
the opener. Treasury seemed determined
to get UP with the topnotchers, and
worked ali the way.
Hoffman and Mattingly in the first
inning were squeIched by Lords and
Bielaskie's throws to first base Willie
Handiboe hit over second base, and
Hurley's skyscraper was caught by
Hester.
Gallagher Starts Again.
Gallagher was greeted with much ap-
plause when he took his place In the
box. Lord was safe on Davis error.
the dropping OF Handiboes throw.
Hurley's heave beat Gertman 10 first.
and Bielaskie thrilled his following by
placing corking liner just inside the
foul line, which cavorted into left field,
sel.dfng Lord home. O'NeiTs dump TO
second base allowed Vic to count.
After two hands were down in the
second, Fenton and Davis hi. for two
singles, but Gallagher could not chase
one past Mccarthy. fTroney. ozoned.
Fulcher not only took rst. but second.
on Hurley's iu-timed thro Y, which went
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

J. Left on bases-Treasury, 3; Aloysius S.
Bases on balls-On Donaldson. l. OF W. Han
Oboe, J.; on Finnigan J. Innings pitched
BY Gallagher, 2; BY ". Handlboe, 2-3; Fin
nigan, Is Hits-On GallagHer 2; of ".
Handiboe. 3; of Finnigan. s. Struck out-By
Gallagher, /; By Finnigan, /; by Donaldson,
!. Three-base hits-Bielaskf. Gertman.
o. Nell TWO-base hitE-Torney, Davis Sacri-
fee hit-Gertman- Stolen bsses-Bislaski
Hester. Holman. W Handiboe. Fenton- wild
pitch-Finnigan. Passed balls-Baggette 2;
O. Nell, l. Umpire-Betts. Time Of game
hour and IS minutes.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
BEWARE, GIRLsI

It IS said that 5ancing makes girls
feet ia-ge. Il is also said that lee
cream makes freckles. Doctors are OF
the opinion that hanging on the front
gate produces rheumatism A few
more Ike these and the girls won't
have any fun left.-Ciarksdale CMass)
Banner.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
The Score.

Trinity. 4: AIoyslus. g. Bases on baIls-On
Kerr. q on Gallagher. l. Struck out-By Kerr.
!; BY Gallagher, 7. Two-bsse hit-Hofman.
Sacrifice hits. Handiboe. Heinrich. Stolen
bases-Mess. 2; Clark, King. Buscher, Hurley,
Davis. Double plays-Hughes to Glars. Clark
70 King 10 Sab Hit by pitcher-By Gala
CHER. Wild pitch Kerr. Passed baII-Bsz-
gette. Umpire-Bstts. Time OF game-I hour
and IS minutes
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
.Y9CReteYS
Will PLaV
Here 7 oday

The final practice by the members OF
the Washington Cricket Club prior 10
their match game with the Sons of St.
George Cricket Club. Of Baltimore, oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon on the home
grounds at Chevy Chase Circle
The members were divided into -Wo
teams representing the presidents and
captains teams OF the club, and hard
practice followed. the bOwlers taking
turns IN serving up the ball. The field
ing was generally gnappy. SOusa making
a star One-hand catch or Of Cannon.
while the batting was generally clean
cut although the obtaining OF runs was
made difficult by sharp fielding. Warren
placed top score to his credit.
Today the Washington club meets the
Baltimore team at the home grounds.
play beginning at p o'clock noon. This
will be the final inter-city match 10 be
played on the home grounds this season.
the return match being played at Balti-
more on the 18th OF this month. The
home team for todays match viii be
selected from the following: Cannon
(captain), r. ". Roberts, Davis, Brem-
ner. Warren. Burke, Pigott. Jowsey.
Lake. Barr. SOusa. McCubbin. Settz.( and
The score Of yesterdays game Is as
follows:
CAPTAINS Team
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

in favor Of Aloysius.
Some veg remarked that the playing
Of the Aloysius boys in the second con-
test was as good as that OF the Indus
trial Home School Rand.
Over $500 people to witness an ANA
teur baseball game IN a league park
bespcaks well for the interest In the
city.
Too bad Captain, Doyle's desire to
avoid trouble should have caused Bag
gerte % incur the displeasure of the
stand, but the Aloysius catcher was in
the right. Mess was responsible for
the play.
Bernie Gallagher was unwise to try
two games IN succession.
Several Of the stops made by Mess
were well applauded by the Aloysi as
rOaters.
Krafrs fiIger after being bound up
at the hospital was better.
After the first game Gallagher re-
treated to the grandstand, but was
speedily overhauled and soon on the
shoulders Of the North Capitol street
lads.
Umpire Belts was hit on the toes, and
had TO rest. Strange that the same
place is always the one struck.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15


fly which Hughes failed on. the sun
bOthering him. IN endeavoring to nail
second, ''MOoch" was caught. Davis
nailed one At King, but Charley stopped
the runner. Gallagher's high fly went
&c the same man after hard try.
AlOysius Gets Busy.
Both teams went out In one, two,
three order in the third The fourth
session furnished an opportunity for
Aloysius 10 tally. when Sebastian
dropped Hurley's high fly. J. Handiboe
advanced MIN by an easy sacrifice.
Ness made the rooters howl BY his ac-
curate throw OF Baggette's grounder 10
first. Fenton beat a throw to first, but
Davis was not 50 fortunate. Hurley
scored on Fenton's drive. Aloysius, /:
Trinity. ?.
In the fifth when Mess tried to score
and Baggette. in order to leave no
doubt about the play. held the ball on
him, Captain Doyle. OF the local po-
lice, took Baggette behind the stand and
warned him not 10 indulge in any sem
blance Of roughhOuse work. The catch
er was within his rights and the police
interference was based on mistaken
IDEA Of the play. The catcher after an
interview was allowed to resume.
Some Fast Fielding.
Trinity pulled of a fast double in The
fifth inning when Hughes went back
Of second base took IN Willie Handi-
boe's seemingly sure hit. and then shot
the ball TO second, catching Hoffman of
he hassock.
In the sixth session Salb popped an
easy fly to Fenton. but the sun hamper
ed him and Salb was safe. The substl-
tUte catcher was an easy out trying
to steal King lined a nasty one over
Davis head which the first baseman
just missed. A flelder's choice retired
the Trinity man at second.
Trinity's Final Effort
Aloysius went out IN rotation In The
sixth and seventh sessions, and it was
not until the eighth that the George
town rooters had any reason 10 cheer
again. Mess hit back OF short, pur-
Joined second, and was safe when Fen
ton dropped the throw. Hughes was re-
tired from short TO first and Fenton al
lowed Mess to score, electing to throw
TO first instead Of home or Clark's welt
10 him.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
Long Hits by Clubs.
Club Fielding.

Double plays-CleveIand, 129; Chicago.
100; Boston. 1sl; St Louis. e.; Detroit.
so: New York, Il; Athletics, 81; WASH
irgton, 81. Triple play-Chicago. !.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia. g: Boston, !.
Philadelphia. 8: Boston, J.
New York. Z; Brooklyn. s.
New York, o: Brooklyn, .
Darkness: called in sixth inning by
agreemeut)
Cincinnati, 5; Chicago, r.
ST. Louis, ]. Pittsburg, 6.
Today's Games.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Washington, 2; New York, s.
Boston. 6: Philadelphia. 7.
Boston. 2, Philadelphia. 5.
Detroit. / st. Louis, 4.
Detroit, 3, st. Louis, e.
Cleveland. 2; Chicago. z.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Same score as last Saturday, except
in favor Of Aloysius.
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AL0YSIUS WINS ONE
FROM TRINITY TEAM;
LOSES TO TREASURY

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Todey's Games.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Detroit at st. Louis.
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