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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
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Diegz, "d'E>r and publisher of the
-Osse&o Journal, Glih4rtsvllI n
Y, is Dr.. King New Discovery,
It. has proved to be an infal]ibIe
Gu for C ushs and colds. making
shorE w'rk t t5a worst cf them.
We ALWAYS KIP . bottle in the
house. | ne i've! to be tie meet
v uahle pfe~@rp jon known foi
Luog and IHrte: diseases, Gnar.
antead t. :3srer djsappoii.t TIE
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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
Old Suddanlv.

James F. Granger Of Coolee-
NEE. dies. sud lenly at his resi-
dance in that place Monday morn
ing of ha4rt failure, ia the 9th
year of bis age He was in his
usn2l d heal.h u1til the fatal
attack. He was an ex Confeder-
ate so,dier aud a good citizen.
He iauves wife aud several chill
ura> aid grandchildren to mour1'
hi, loss. Hi. brothers W. B. and
D. " Granger are residents Of
this pace. Pace to his ashes
MuckE>ll;e Courier.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
cOaa0SG AND GkS,anus COUNTY.
Eco. Hill Acquitted. Salisbury men 10
EstdhIiSa iGiHbsE Plant.
Concord Times, obrua7y lst,

Concord Times, February 1st.
A large quantity Of cotton was
on the market yesterday, and il
was probably the biggest Gay O!
the season. The price was II
cents, ard Weigher Pro:&st did
not have an die moment ali day
The trade has just been made,
through W. N Smith, f.r the
tralisfer If real estate II the
Southern railroad just above the
ica plant from Morris Bros to
Ne sra. A. L. Davis and +. 9
n i'7'tcE, of Salisbury. The lot
sold l. 261xl5O feet. and will be
uze;l for the erection Of q luu her
pi4ut W6lk l1a, already begun
OIL it, and it is expected to be in
9erutiou in GO days. The new
q lnpauy will furnish all k.nds Of
ugh and dressed lumber doors,
ash, blinds, etc. Mr. Niblock Is
LIE aid viii spend al his time
!" sulnrintending the reetion Of
h plant and pu;ti! & j: L opera
ton.
a: ". Altman, Of Rockwell.
~~s IN Concord last Tuesday. and
u +: tie misfortune t. lose his
aocles box coa.t1ining $85 IL
Ills, aud some other small
,lsa@Ge lie paid h g hlIl at Gan
-, & F~fzer G =. a! d went at
oi4ca 20 tie Sheriff fl g t, PAY
saua lakes. II han he went t.
set rrt his p cket hrok ther", 1t
Mas II iss; { The b,.,,l; c,ntainrd
tw5 $50 bi,js. three los o"d three
SIS. Mir. Altman L., ked for his
valet everyVhees IL had u eli,
but d;a not recover It.
Miss Dair Johuso4 dan4hter of
A ;IsoE Johnsuir, and K Iph AK
andor. both f No. 3 wnsbip,
viii be mar led February 10.
George Hill, who was i0d;ct d
for the killing Of Ransom kride'
a yeac ago, was arfalsue4 il cuurt
last Wednesday, and in less than
az hour thejHFy returned yer
dict 2f not guilty under instruct
lpu of the court. Hill was charg
Cd with nlauslaugbtar, but no
eyid -nca was produced which
could iucrimluate him. The case
has been continued from court to
court. There were 80 witnesses
Whatever Oh we killlne OF hfiuei.
We regret to note that Dr., P.
J. A Haites: Of Mt. Pleasant, is
very III Of heGr5 trouh!e., DR..
Haines Is 80 years of aga ard has
been a hale aud hearty man f'.r
his age. We hope soon b. note all
Improvement in his condition.
LOWS Boyd aud Miss Ella May
Gray Y ere married last Wedues-
GAY Light. Tha ceremo,:y was
,rrt 5rmed by Rev J. ". Long at
h.. res; iei>e. The bride Is a
daughter If NJ. NJ. Gray, of Can
uouyllle,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
LEX.s6 oi; III 1AV.D3ois COUNTY.
Ia cEamp stj'' a: large. Faugt&en More
sH VS. Predicted.
,exington Dispatch, January 3Oth.

~ ~
or very e. teyiElsjrg spac. file
! s~ut u il st w - the Effect that
n L Cfu:nn VII cap:ur q in Wts
Virginia. T. vas a fake, nothinz
more. Tie panltentiugy authori
ties have informed the Dispatcl
5hat. thy I1-ve had 10 word fron
any Oft iaer IN regard t. the cap
ture. Supt Mann. Of the peni.
Tertiary, knew nothing more OF
it than Hhag he saw IN the papers
Crump, like viii Harris and 9th
er desperadoes, has heen captured
several times but has never shown
up.
What the Charlotte Observer
calls a 'sskift' of snow visited
the coult Try Sunday afternoon,
and the weather man f the Dis
patch checked eff one Of the Is
snows that George Beck prophe-
sled would come duri. the win
ter because OF the mum ber IF fogs
in August. There are yet a other
suows to come. How many will
be ''ski!ts is not knowl- just at
present.
Jim Fritts, who lives near IT,
-. IL modest note ates in at
IF hand manner. that he has put
away his 19~months old h~g, and
sdded ss q sort of postscript that
It weighed 796 p"ntds. THIS is
ar prize hog SO FAR. Il is almost
as zig as tie biQgass that has been
KILLED III the State this winter.
T. shere another Davidson farmer
i ho can equal it?
/ D"n's know about the David
son farmers. but one # our Row
All farmers has done slightly he'-
ter than this during the season.
Ed
Twof suits have been filed tiyig
week against thu Son1 hern. In
sn.a, Martha Carrick, colored,
adminlstratrix Of Joseph Carrick,
who was xii ed on the Swearing
Gre. k fridge some weeks ago, asks
for So 900 damages. B. G Rob
bins ask. $500 dem mage for the loss
of his barl by re un Christmas
day.
Several ACCIDENTS occurred last
wea7> OF, he ra'lr nd works near
town. Mpzele Reed, white,
drIler, while Ing ged III his work,
was severely bruised by Il small
caye-in # rcck aud dirt, but he
vas not seriously Injured, though
rendered unconscious for a while.
\ negro, while handling rails,
dropped his end of one. and 1t
broke his leg at the ankle.
P,iicamen Crews, of Spencer,
was here Sunday after a negro
waited at .sps@c4r for destroying
h usehold DDS, JaIier Johnson
had arrested him and held him
1er r-the Spencer authorities.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
"EveEgh0dY ShoaI4 Know

says G, G. Hays, prominent
business man of Bluff Mo, that
Buck k!an's AFnica t5a'ye is THE
On ckest and surest healing saiye
ever applied to s"re, barn OF
wound, or to a case of piles I've
used IT aud know what I'm talk,
ing about" " Guaranteed by all
druggists. 25c.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
What 10 dc When Bilious.

The right thing to do when you
feel bilious is t. take 4 dose Of
Cham herlaiu's 5 St9nNch AID Liver
Tablets. They will clea 7se the
stomach aud regulate the liver
and bowels Try il. Price. 25
cents Samples free at James
Plummar, Sail bury an7 Spen-
Ger Pharmacy, Spencer, N. c.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
S1aTt5VILLE AND IREDElL COUNTY,
Thsy viii Imbibe. More Telephone Trou-
hles. Wedding Anniversary.
Statesvile Landmark. February 1,t.

Statesvile Landmark February 1st.
Hon. R q, Llnney, who is 80
violently opposed to the Appalach-
ian park bill, OF somebody, has
Impressed many of the people
about Taylorsville with the idea
that the measure is ruinous. A
Fay 'orsvil!e citizen who was in
Statewide Yesterday says that
some people who loan m oney are
re using to accept real estate as
security on account of. the park
SUI. They seem to think if the
bill passes the government will
confiscate the land. Their fears
are groundless. The laid will not
be copfs "a ted if the bill is passed
and the bill isn't going to be pass
ed at this session Of Con yress.
Thos. IT. Goodman, a we'll
known citizen of Nooresville, died
suddenly of pneumonia at his
home IN Mooresville Sunday, aged
So. Mr. Goodman was a native
of Rowan county, a son of the
late Mr.. aud Mrs, NJ. w. Good
man, who kept boarding house
in Mooresville tor many years.
Mr.. Goodman had lived in
MooresvilIe for nearly 30 years.
At their handsome home on Da-
vie avenue Saturday evening, Mr.,
and MIS-. M. O. Williams cele-
brated the ninth anniversary of
their wedding by entertaining a
number Of friends and relatives.
The real date for the anniversary
WAS the 9th, but this happened
to be Sunday.
The Bell Telephone Co. has an
option on the Taylorsville line
and will buy it. The indepsnd-
ent people have expected this
deal and we're aware that nego-
tlations were in progress. but have
made 40 efforts to stop the trade.
Many people on the Taylorsville
line have been dissatisfied with
the management o: the line and
have been anxious to build anoth-
er line to Statesville, which will
be done.
Whether liquor is more easily
obtained recently, or whether
those who imbibe are just taking
on little more is not known, but
more folks who were carrying q
heavy load have been seen about
the streets recently than for a
long time. They are not noisy
and don't get arrested, but num-
ber have been seen the past few
d'ys who were just able to navi-
gate.
"That horse" said T. D. Mil
Ter, referring to the antics of his
staid and dignlfied bay last week,
had teen a Psa)m-slnger for
years; and the fact that he went
back on his training is evidence"
continued Mr.. Miller reluctantly.
shat you can't always depend on
even a Psalm -siuger.'
While R. L. McNeely was at
work at the Statesville Flour
Mills i few days ago his right
}1aud came in contact with a 20.
penny pike, which penetrated the
flesh to a considerable depth, in
fllcting a painful wound and dis
abling Mr.. McNeely for a season.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-06
It's the highest standard o

quail ", q natura! tonic, cleanse 8
Your stem. redd4ls I'll" checks,
hrig'itena ;ha eyes, gives fl.v I to
III von eat HOLSTERS R 'ckv
Mountnin Tea will d :, ti';s for
yon. 35 caHts. Tea or T.biets
T. w. Grimes*Drug Gu.
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'NTREAL AT ROCHESTER
PlMLlC0 RESULTS.

.." ..."".nH naH.|
pIMLlcO RACE TRACK. Apr1 p.
Fitsr sclrteu &c 10 ID I,..
mond tout far plaeO =. DO. ky.
Ilme-ll u. Akbar and CogY1.ls-la ~.
SECOND RACE-Awle,s % =, d.
'ssl9srslgm l1 era 8 ~ 2 place. = Dl.a R1fa
o 4lme- '3 30 Laudahle. Carfxn.s.
leonardo. Lady Powell Nrl. Iyltfy
Smith also ran. tN'''
LAird tuct flauE.u. a. 10 e-...
Doon oea. 10 Z place. second. Ivs5l''e,' :
third Time 1lia BctE NM.
yer hnlgnt Winchester ana s.r,tr.
Belle also ran. 'N'"A d
FuthfH NAcE-Ormoade Rirb, a..
20 ~ T. ga Hd8 ~ ta for plaret "
haeinc ~ Iime-lN "a The Clown
and GraFlallo also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Amanda r. B tan q
SIR Irstan -lefen for place. B6gr5
Brook Iime-f "a s6iauket sr,i
7tIfiEnF tIf. ran.
SIXTH RACE- Gallant. to e-.,.
IdIe Dream. 90 = fur place. rr..
Hoops PocuH ih.rd pmt-lHsl-t l.4.v..
acsF ofsiufke. lurYrrrlnlr. UtH...
Bridge Irrnt1Nnla. H'rn|ueI T...
ter Genuine also ram
SEVENTH RACE MarL AHt...g I'D
it 90 l q. Cousin kate NJ o. IHI ArU.
Smith Tlur lnsl-a Edl.... trII
cHn Narahnud. Jupiter. Narhsm1u.
Rust l.asuFenet also ram.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS.

ENtNGrO& April a-rbe r..
here io day resulted as follow
FlRsT ltAIE-Oue-laIf uU.-,....
ners no i1 ANA tu -l j MogusIf, '.l-
lar placer ., yags D. Time a. -, ''''
SECOND NAl ra.l ufer-faurrt. 81,
mile TopsY Robinson 81 tn 4r5 a. "a
Z. Field Lark ls t1 3 f1r placer I r'.,,,i ,iI
Forgs rlme-l.l. J-b '''''"
THIRD RACE lialf- mllc-Id4 Af,,
70 90 sud J e. % liollo~ % 10 s f5r
b. q 2-A
FOURTH RACE Seven -elghthf of /,
mlle Morales u 90 3 and ID bi Il Iaul
savoy q % Tor place 9, Caroline W
81 Itmo-lG 81.
FIFTH RACE one mile -Halbari ui
10 io and 40 ID 1. kniEnt of Itanhoa
oven foT place. 4 9 saEd4 , Time
ln5-5
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SHUT OUT BY
QUAKER LUSH
Left-Hander's Curve s
Too Sharp for Weak
Superbas.

bAt,I-- PARK PHILADELPHIA Pa.
April = Brooklyn was easy nr the
Fh'llI,' this afternoon. the ,cors being
10 O.
The Quakers hlt Bell hard from the
start ana Ruckcr Was not much OF a
puzzle 10 them either after he relieved
Bon ln The sixth. but sharp nelding kept
the score down whlle Bell was on the
ming line some corklng stops anu
catches by Ais helders pulled him out
OF tignt holes on the other hand. errors
made hy Alperman. Batch and bsl
proved costly. giving the Ph.ues four
of heir I've runs IN the second and nftn
innings
Brooklyn couldn't DO thing with
Lush len handed twtst.rs
First Inning
Alpermnn was thrown out by Gleason.
Casey sent n.y. TITUS Lumiey
Thomas walked. Gleason sAcriAeed.
ssll 20 Jo2rian, TITUS eisd e Lewis.
Second Inning.
Jordan singled 20 centre mccarthy
f0uied out 10 ia hltAoh. Jordan was
NHN fANHNNAH aAMHHAhh III 70 AhNNIAII-
Batch cent . liner 20 Titus No RUSS
Hraufneid singled 10 right Court
news Erounder Jumped out of Alper-
mans glove. and bransfrld ran t1
thifd booiin llfied a uigb ny 10 A.
psrmaH- Jaekliisch ,inslet 70 ,Tisht
scoring Bransncld and serlting Court
ueF tl third Courtney Odd on Lush RI
out. Aipermnn 90 JoniET Thomas sim
gltd 10 centre and Batch lnfeW Jack
lltsch out AZ plate TWO RUNS
Third Inning
I.usl col.du get oui N the way OF
I.eNtsa hol Eroundcr auI lsrSis was
thrown out al nrst blufr sWafted "a
safety 10 centre. Bel forced huller a.
second. Courtney io D1Oiiu AIpermau
drove Ions ~ 20 centre so RuAs
AIpeImau .IlHn GNahHH E.u af urtt.
Titus Git tho tElt neld wan for tao
aases Hatch made a ONE handed eaton
N MHEees hard drive a. centre Brana-
nela Ned 10 Lewis no RtNs
Fourth Inning
Thomas pulled doNn Cascy : lon.
drive 10 centre lslmley Nent out SANE
Say Jof Ian faDned NO Runs
Courtney doubled 10 centre DcoIn
bunts8 a Aacnhcs. but Bel Eat tie
hail 10 CASEY in tine % eaton Courtney
az mira noolln ssols seeond.- jack
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He Left His Residence in Hub Early
Yesterday Morning and No TidIng5
Whatever Have Been Heard
From Him Since.
DENNETTS CONFESSION
INVOLVES HIN BADLY.

An effort part Of Assistant Db,ctAHony Murphy to rea1h
Uoah Qn-y TIE former Mayor Boston to-day an1 question him
about his dealings with NJ Dnns aai W. O Douglas under arrest
for rotbng The rrs Company OF America. brought light the tact
that Mr. Quincy gone lie left his home suburb
Boston early Sunday morning ana The detectives the case have
been unable 10 loclte him since.
News ihl; M Quincy had LEI, Boston sent to Mr. Murphy
y detectives had tra1heio that city Nj Quincy has house
in New York at No iiS West Fynnh street Detectives sent there
Manhattan Club we're unable him
clue to his whereabouts
Atoat anxious
la olndun
l
and Monday
srom the TIt ~
to OF on
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litsch drev base on bail, Lu,a
grounded to Bell. forcing D1oun ~
thlrd, lewis made one-handtd n ~
up OF Thomas's Erounder and lhr
to AipgImAn "a 1ihie 20 force IuFh.
Fifth Inning.
M'ieS"rhy was thrown ont hy0,Doolln.
taich went out the same way lewis
boosted TO Mage so RUNS
Titus forced Gleason M second Amer
man 10 Leafs Magec got his base on
balls. Brli ftmhlrd BransneId's ensv
grennd'I nlilng ihs bases Hairh mli-
lIisrd - mnfrd Courtney NJ ana
Titus scofsd. Dool7 singled pnst frtrd
,rof.ng Magee and iransncld Jacknr.rb
lpnlec or % butlrr. Bell threw Lusn
out THREE RUNS
Sixth Inning
Butler hit - right for a base Whit
Ing hatted Tor He'll and famed Ainsr
man forrrd Huiler. Cdurtnex ln naslin
Casey force. ,A.fperman. Dooiln to Glel-
Ruckcr began pitching FOR Brooklyn.
Thomas took n stroll 70 nrst on balls
md died stealing Butler 10 Lewis
nlod 20 batch Magks, smashed twos
b ggrr 10 l-fi BraRsheld was thrown
out az nrfi hy Lewis 40 RUNS
Seventh Inning.
Lnmley went the Gleason Bransneld
route. Bransneld 10 Lush. retired Jon.
dan. Mccarthy hlt one through Braus-
neld Batch bnllooned 10 Gleason NO
Courtney was called OFT on strikes
ppolin singled 10 left Butler caught
JarklitsDh.s foul ~ near the grand
stand Hnd noolln took second on the
nlAy. Lush Rns thrown OUT nt nrHt los
hucker. 40 RUNS
Eighth Inning.
LAWS Vas safe AZ arst on a srounIe-
which HranHfed Doe g tAg ougn ufu
Butler fled 10 MaFee Dooln 10 Gleasln
an1 Gleason to Hransneid on Rucker's
grounder retired side on dou0le pIar
80 RUNS
Thomas beat out a sl0w grounfer te
t.owis Gleason w1as thrown out hv
Casey titus walked Thomas scared
on MAEees drive 20 left for. one base
Bransheld skied 90 Alpsrmnn Calirt-
ney f7uled n Butler ONE RUS
Ninth Inning.
Alp,TmAn singled over third ba.s
MaEre made sensational rltrh IN
Caseys long drive a. left centre I.um-
.tr flied % Mage Gleason tnrrW J,.-
San out NO Rims
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NEW YORK

First BAs~ on BAlls-On Pfefher. 1 on
AIMEE. J. struck Out-By Pfeu6r, 4 by
Ames. Home Run--Beaumont
rRo-Base Hits-Dahlen stolen Bases
-StrRng seymour ~ Bresnahan.
Sacrifice Hits-Dahlen, Devlln. Double
Plays-SirsnE and McGanu. Howard
and Brain Umpire Rigler. Attend
anceLG 90
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Beaumont Got a Cork
ing Home Run Off
AmeS in the Fourth
Inning and Started
Ball Rolling for the
Visiting Team.

POLO GROUNDS NEW YORK.
April - \ crowd OF D.uJ greeted the
Giants on their retlrn 20 sns Polo
Grounds to-day and McGrasg and his
players showed their appreciation by
putting Gp a practice iu.l-at- s;5eFef e...t
pepper. Ames was selected 10 pitch
Tor Kew York. and nc seemed TO have
everything that could be desired. Bros-
nshan was coupled in the betting w!th
;he gr"At curve pitcher
Pfcrer and Browne rs=s the sHtr e.
FOR Boston. The Giants returned 10 n
thelr trip In the best OF paydcN con-
dluon. and McGIAw says .hey are IN
shape for putting up strong ngat tJF
the lead during their long stay a. home.
First Inning
AmeS began the game by striking oui
Bates Arl Tsnney Was disposed OF o.
a shorl grounder 10 Dahien. BeAumoa
also weat out IN strikes NO RUHS
shannon l!fted a high foul 10 Browne
and s;rans popped a weak hoiAt u
BridWell. Deylin walked on four wide
ones and was caught mapping OF nrs L.
Pfsrrer ~ Tenney to RicAey. ~
RUNS.
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BOSTON.

Base Hits-on Doyle .. on Keefe. s.
flrsi Base on Balls-On * .rfr. First
Base on Errors ~ ghiana,ss. /. s.ti4 Is
Out-By kecfe, Oy Young. j. Ilf.ea-
Base li.t Phrtst
stolen Baats-C1li Double. Plays
Young. Warner lngiauh. p. erfc.I and
hahe Williams. klcinuw ntd Chase
mF'res-Cnnuolly ana Hurst
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
NEWARK AT eALrIMoRr

Newark ......... 1 o % IA o.
baltimore ..,,.... o 2 o % D %
y 't.lrr!-s-Roy ana snnagc. Adkins
MONTREAL AT ROCHESTER
Montreal ......B o. 0 o o o d a q
knearster ...... o o o o y . - %
hallrrlr rH -H Newton ANA kIfr-t.s ~
Eauulster and Doran
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AMERICAN, LEAGUE.

FHILA. AT WASHINGTON.
Ihllade.phia 90. 90 0Oo % q
WiaisalnKton .- H 90 l 10 81
hauri4rf~ tonnins and sltppk. Ftl-
kslhrrg and Warner "'
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RESULTS or
OTHER BAIL
CANES TO-DAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CHICAGO At CINCINNATI
Chicago ..-.... os,
q uoiulAu -
.atLI"rle.- bf"HH ana kmg ENlps
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STANFORD WON BOAT RACE

San FRANCISCO. April 9-stan.
ford University won u4e Iutonaollas-l w.
b8at race from tnC University of cali
foruia to-day % seven ltukthH Ih.
raos Nas roNsd 0ger q tao uIle oourss
at RichArdtons Bay, near sausaiiio
Time. rs minutes
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a ted for Bell in sioh inning
PHILADELPHIA.
Totals

Base hlts-Or Bell. :. or Ruckev. B..
First 5ase on balis-On Bell .. on
Rueker. 2. on Lush. / First base on
esrrors-Prllsdelphia. 3 Brooklyn. Q
strnck oui--by Bell. ! hy Huckef. 1 by
Lush, 2 Two-basr hl.1 -TGus Court-
usV and MaRee
otoItH nakss- THUS, DooIIn sacrince
lIi,i-''leason. lii y, Double plavs-Do1ilu.
Gleason and BrAnsdeid IIit hy pltcher
-'Season. rmplre-Klein
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Second Inning.

Howard bumped an easy one TO Ames
Deyln got Brdwells Eruunier 10 third
and walgped II over 10 iirst la tAe MEX
OF Time. l,chey ven; tie same route,
NO RUNS
Seymour fooled Brain badly by drop
ping bunt t0Wurd tAird instead Of
sluEE1nE and bter II ny tru feet. bt~--
nnhan lifted hlxl ny 70 Howard Sey-
mour was out stea Ing second and VI
Gam raised an ,asJ me ~ BridWelL
No RUNS
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Tss.l esnesfii Al a casarsi Essnlnsz -
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Fourth Inning

Tstcs nit a long one out 10 seNmoL !.
ana Amr- retired rcnncy uS y
t,,,rIar Beaumont caught the n"N
hag terrinc welt on thc h9st hr
mashed Id into the risht-h~ld uleAch'
Tor A. home run, one ot t1r ts'nt.o
- -, So on the Polo Grounds. pahi'n
- ,,,t Howard ONE Run.
pfen~r threw out shannon. S,an,nIs
,,artsd his way 20 hrst bare on halls
nrain COOLED up Devlin ~rah ~ /, r3 ,9
~ ~ N1ir.a,n's bad throw went 10 mira
-. .,,..,,,r Nns allowed 20 Walk,
~ a pretty double steal sirans $500
~ srtunur was safe At secnnd. ht.s
nahnn also walked. Anoths' -, and
u,.n,ran 10 second McGann nesn-
,t.isH free Walk 10 irst and nlled Jn'
49,. .pahlen struck out ONf Rus
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RnaoNeu hn .. Ames. who tnIeN nun M
- et nrat nltcnry Was allowed 70
WaIk Amrs threR ont Brain ana
t,Itehev took second Corcoran booted
itr,,an'S gruunder and he was SAFE
a1iie Eltaley Neut tn third fferer
sndrd ihe lnninr hy a gTounder 60 Cor
corln 80 RUSS
Bridwru threy out Forcoran. me.
roiled ouf e. Rtcney. shannon struck
ont NJ UfNs
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Bates singled 90 left neld. bat was
forced out At second ON Tennefs ground
sT Drvlin 20 Cnrr0rAn Amrh threw out
Beaumont Trnuey going tp second base
Dahlcn threw our Howard 40 RUNS
Tcnney fumbled Rltcheys throw long
enougl Tor Stfang 20 be safe pahlen
onH base Seymour walked on four
wide ones Bresnaran nied 20 Howard
anl StranE was thrown out trying 10
make third on tho d1u1le play Howard
10 Brain NO RUNS
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Tenney popped up 20 Dahlen sey.
mour Hsni back and Got long A. from
BaAlmonta bat and Howard vent out
en- ~ 10 bhsnnon. No Runs.
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IA ieuneefe eot up Juat la time Ia
vi Radihs, wfo threw the raes srSv
tliraaHh orer-cen haenes aAnAaznon -
thtre. 4 sen6th back.
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Seventh inning.

Bridweu flied TO shannon Ritchsy
lined out straight % MrGann Brain
On a single 90 lcft Held. hut mo-
wac lgf n minute later stealing E0roud.
Brrsuahan 60 Cnrrorhn no RUSS
Hridwell fumhled ArGann'H Eroundcr
and nc was safe baAlcn SMASHED a
long two-bagEor into LETT neld. sending
NrGAnn ~ thlrd Cnrrornn grounded
ouf M Bridwell bui MrGHnn scored oH
ths play. nAhlcn going f0 fhiri Amnr
strlak nflt Shannon Med ouf 20 Beau
mont ONE gtN
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Brain beat out a slow one 10 thlrd
StranE made a great running catch OF
Browne Texas leaguer 10 nght nsli
and hy whipping tie ball 20 McGann Ia
a hurry doubled up Brain a. nrA.
strang was also waiting for PfeneTs
long iy 40 RUNS
pahlen died on Eroundcr 10 Brain,
and Corcorau drove a long rE 10 Beau
mont Amcs wound u 10 uy striking
out. no RtSs
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Ontario at the Wine.
eut.lIna Had speed

ono year away from the raess. Bu,,
Ing came back today % win Eailop nF
fore ust Indicated be would g.ttias
IN on even terms with Tho I 10 ~
torite samson. butil.nE Vent 10 t6.
pounds as Lightly as a feather. ron,n.'
die mile and "a sixteenth from starf III
hnlsh samson. the t1p-heaVy rholrs
hlrdcnrd vlln hapdagrt could 40 no
better than beat Laily Tor Tho second
money
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Brown popped out 90 pahlcn Pfenrr
MED 20 ~ moor hates ssTaped uu
hlul 20 Bresnahan 80 RUNS
StranS galkod nayln aacrined 20
Pfeffrr 6trang tskins second seymour
sinEled 20 right scoring straI.E but Was
ara trying 10 reach second haae Bates
10 Pfeffer 20 Iutchry BrcsnAhan hii 90
pfener ONE RUS
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Fourth lnnino


Ferris md u,ng'au1 made easy wors
of IonruF Nllliams singled 4, IL
middle garden kltlnoW hsited A.. me
dluuIc-a play HIS bounier Nas .eoa5..s, s',aS
iu uT Young Rho tossed to yy.s,sfs-
Cor Ing Williams. mi hcn reisSin.
o. nS..A' pH " re quick enough TO nan
suiHtaus kTs ny was taken nv
'naraF Elhcrfeld and Chase took eaT.
~ paf-Hi bump 49, n close deefsjSn
$50 EIN NE
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AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK. Boz.
'o"' April Capt Unglaub has an
ii'a thar victory was about due wbs,
ine Boston Americans BEGAN ho,tiIit,ss
"iih t"e Highlanders this afternoon for
series OF four games The remain,
~ a raw east wind were stlu A. ~.
atmosphere.
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HOFFMAN put up a ~ Tor Bulllvaa.
Il eeler singled 10 left on Ferrlsa
error Ellerfeld Was safs chase torcs1
FIherfffd FfrFis to Maguer lAporfa
oai TsEs-s 20 u~zlayb 10 RUM
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The MIN went 10 the fayorite la
quin. easily. Henry Wauerson maj.
the running 90 within few strides in.
side the stretch, then Hung up Ma TAN
when challenged. Jacouin went an
about his business a romplnE AHors
hnished third behind Waiteraon.