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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-21
Perring BaIks at orc.

Beloit, Wis, Feb. 21.-George PERI
ing, who played third base with Oma-
ha in the Western league last wear
and has been sold to Cleveland of the
American league, has refused to sign
up with Manager Lajoie. He saws he
must have a share of the purchase
money.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-21
FIGHT AT PHILADELPHIA.
Spike Robson Has Slight Advantage
Over Tommy Murphy.

Philadelphia. Feb. 21-Spike Robson
of England had a slight advantage over
Tommy Murphy of New York in their
six rounds fight before the National
Athletic club last night. The bout was
fast from start to finish but there was
very little damage done by either of
the lighters. Robson was the cleverer
but his blows lacked force.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-21
Herman-Corbett Bout on.

New York, Feb. 21.-"Kid'' Her
man yesterday declared off his match
with young" Corbett. which was
slated to take place at Reno, New. on
March IS. The purse, $4,000, was a
juicy one, but Herman could not go
through with 1t because of his mar
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-21
Death of Jacob Guthrie.

Coffeyville, Kan. Feb. 21.-Jacob
Guthrie died here Wednesday at the
age of 54 years. For many years he
was prominent cattleman in this sec
ton of the state and was also well
known in the Indian Territory. He
was born at Quindaro, Kan, and his
mother was a Wyandotte Indian.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-21
She soundly Drubs a Hurper

well able to defend herself as is JACK
O. Brien's sister, who knocked out a burg
lar, Miss Emma Barnes of this place 10 ST
evening gave an aspiring Jack the Hug
ger" a terrible drubbing till he cried for
mercy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-21
An AItamont Wedding.

+ Oswego, Kan, Feb. IA. D. Swanwick,
an Influential business man of this city
ex-register of deeds and prominent Re-
publican in state and county politics, was
married at Altamont, Kan, to Mrs. Nam
ME Kent, also of this city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-21

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-21
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-21
Chris Mullen Gets 5000.

Newton, Feb. 21.-The Chris Null
len suit for SIS. 900 damages against
the Santa Fe has been settled. A COM
promise of 5000 agreed upon. The case
was thereupon dismissed from court
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-21
WANT BreidenthaI TO Rum.

Kansas City, kan, Feb. al. W.
president Of the Banking
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SHEPPARD BEATS TAYLOR.
Irish American Athlete Wins 600 Yard
Nun At Trenton Games.

TRENTON, n. j., Aug. iO.-At an athletic
meet this afternoon held under the auspices
OF the local Y. NJ. Z. A. the most hotly con-
tested events we're between members OF the
Irish American A. G. and the New York A. c.
One of the best races of the meet was the 900
yard handicap in which J. b. Taylor. Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania. and Melvin Sheppard.
Irish American. started from scratch and
worked through the field. Sheppard finished
first, with Henry Haywood, New York A. c.,
is yards. second, and Taylor third.
Martin Sheridan threw the discus ia2
feet from scratch in the competition and
then made an exhibition throw Of 1875 feet
4 inches. In the COM petition Platt Adams
n. Y. A. C., IS feet, was second.
John j. Ellis. Irish American A. C., yards.
won the 220 yard hurdle race. with Harry
Hillman., scratch. second. and Newcomb
third The time was rs 2-5 seconds. In
the 100 yard handicap W. A. Bursch was
first, Henry Krautzman second, George n.
Schaeffer third and r. c. Taylor fourth.
George Bonhss OF the Irish American. a. c.
won the three mile run. with Frank Ballard,
Bailey New y YorE A. e s'd third. IN % is minutes minutes
rs seconds. The one mile open relay was
won by the Irish American team In min
utes ~ seconds. the New York A. c. being
second.
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81 rorIs "a Ii 7.NEW yopK "a Ii b-FIRsr
GAME.
IN the dsy of their departure for their third
,.,n,o ,hs Wss, ,be Nav Work kms,,cans ns los,
rIp W 'nc VS. t"e ~" ,Vin o,'e' .an' - -,
me nrst ins'alment oi ooupie neauer 70 ~
IN the twilight in the second enga cement II
oas unbilI work for the New Works In both
-. rhs,r ni,nhara wara HI, h.,a -,h.v
games, iheh pi'o"e's "e'e nv nafo they
M ed i've in'the two games--and they played
,ou siderable ball Of an inferior grade. They
% 'lso , sncoun,ereu sone 'nies,or unnp,rlhK os
SIN " bous"h"' W" U SeNe 'nc S'oSe ueo's'o"s
against them.
There was an abundance OF dopiness and
.,owness in the sorees. and also much that
~. .,,rr,ng snd sxci,ine Fror, , o'cIocL ,jII
dew ey. The % teams fought from deWy eve I'VE
tll dark. to paraphrase Milton. There was a
contin uous performance Of over five hours.
large invoice of pitchers VINO worked fast, ana
they were In only one inning each. Those
LornS ths eats very vsrv hard hesors ,bs
,ou"u '',c oea'' w "aau u ~
nnlsn' me second game was nnlshed IN tne
pyromaniacs who lighted newspapers and held
,hsn, aIoft as ,orches some pcraons' idsa of
bumor Is beyond understanding.
George Stone cracked out eight safe hits
from the slants Of the various pitchers who
the twirlers Eight hits out OF nine times at
bat that was Stones record He also made
a sacrifice. Danny Hoffman was ext to
him with Ave hits and Danny played plen-
didiv in the field as we'll Griffith be came
Srsciioms in the second game voiced his dis.
Measure at n Joke decision by the umpire
and was sentenced 10 banishmept
zane Hs wa" Was taRen =" out p az The " etpiration
~ he fourth innins and should have been
vaouas,ad 70 forsaLe the siah in tbs third
rha prowns Iandad on rim sorcsf,iIv from
,ha autset EaiInra hy Tnnrov 10 nsLe a
dnuhIs NAV in the third ,nning was a mortal
ipT ,;uIaTpnyo psay >" W,th man nn H., and saonnH
ana ens o,'t in tbs ibird Waiisce pT UronnSed
atrat9ht ~ Cnnrow whn f,mbIad Ead Ton1
rov sncan,ed tbss chaoce tbsra unoid NJ,
g. hanp a ~, ~, as a ,r,,iaa nd tgo ~ Ies
soIiowed he fno1ie tbsre pars four rnns
m;naan Laa, tba Nasv VorLs ht,s oa t,a,aI
"a na ayan,iya ,itr men ~ hase rSa
T Ssw Works laced him nc" for III three earnest
r,rh a. ~ h sovr,h ana ~, him so,,a tn ,he
aiS,h ,nu na Ui,h h,,, & n,"s ,b.aSaMa ~ ..e @
he ss.n .n, aiu ~ aa nh,, ~, tbas n inn,ns hcas on
,h ,.in ,n eaot s, naa VI 49, inins9 oeoauSe
'he nr n,rhg sd Was no, proiopSea' n r,,e ~.
l., r @ @neus Have IVY & Iuns 70 oIo ro,s plow ns
m.tH ~ tne hod thrnm Thaea ,r any b;n tos o
W voaS, vi oor r,a ,,in, ,, tho.n nho ~ ~
% s%.ew ua .pt poUt phcsasSr Uy hah;Da ~ ra
wss rnpneq On frst and one on third when
reo n ui,Iet VI ~ y. oiu O'o VI ,hhu "a "hch
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east by east, but 1t soon went to east again
and no material advantage was gained by
sSs A " ss.. ss s' hs s:s
oSloof. Hhs Wilson's. ss Ss-:sii ::ii.d rt By Ie.
and and about ton II minutes further ss.sIs Wss The
Effort, sailing well Ia tho light air: The Queer:
vas next and thsn came the Insomar and
The 70 es passed va. the sio
ana:l IS ss island se .SSS s well
drawn south from % the middle ground At
m:io:Oo. This Winsono was next At il:iaiS.
ii;s7:so: JAW Rvenssr. @ % ii:si rs: Insomsr, l;:s4to;
Nep.i; Il :Ss;is; Elmiha. ii;4S'oo and darden:s
The Aurora and winsous were nsheins it
out short taokins along the shore and the
Effort and AvenGer we're following close aftor
them but not making such sho,. tacks. so9n
after noon Capt. Dennis realized that the
Elmlna had little chance With the Queen apd
lneomar by chasing after them and 80 the
npa boafS SpS scros s ss S"od toward ibe NORTH
and the .klppers Of the Queer and lnc9mer
let the Llmina have the lioh that might come
all alone and 80 thsse yachts too were tackled
and stood after the rear comnodore.
nearing the southwest breakwater on Morris
Cove: The Queen was about 200 Yards ahead
OF the Ingomar. which had picked UP con-
siderably. and the .Elmina was about half a
mile to leeward OF the two. The ltsalena was
still further in shore and ahead OF the
schooners, while some distance astern was thu
Nicola. The Elmna carried a larger main
topmast staysail than the Queen or Ingomar,
and she also had up No. iib topsail., while
letting his yacht foot. and she slipped along
surprisingly fast and at one time gained u
Mr.. Maxwell kept the Queen well to wind
ward and shortly after 2 O'Clock, when the
up what she had lost and took the lead a,Ssin
at Branford Beacon. Closely followed ny
the Elmina, the queen headed toward Eaulk-
nerIs Island and the 1ngomar was left far
Connecticut shore and the Irolita came across
the Sound at that time and Joined the North
Shore division.
All this time the Aurora, winsome and Effort
were still fighting 1t out In close order on the
Long Island side Of the Sound. Tho wind
a fair tide and We're able to make lonx aud
short tacks with the wind coming from the
southeast. it was o clock when the leaders
passed Faulkners Island, which vas twenty
time was so scattered that not moro than
dozen Of tho racers could be seen and the
prospects Of any being able to reach the
finish before sunset We're slim
There is 20 time limit on squadron runs
has has been e% taken X after O'clock. but on some @
~ the rams cnlIns have delayed the yachts
So tia. they could not get in until after the
time limit. The yachtsmen thought that
this WAS not fair and certainly did not pay
limit has been eliminated. fhe Invader
about noon left the three other big schooners
and ioined the South Shore division and
materially improved her position.
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biz M Dainty Ecc,es Second: G. W watson's
ch. m. Helen Miller. third W Cars blk. m. HoWslls
Ga Horses For Edward kn!c5lsn's cup Won by
Miss Y. n. bedford's ch y Hdred
ences % BY SssT
.ss SA ggn MRS Dee Z D.t@s stFSnd
]. y: nayiss b; m. Irish Maid Miss Lillian Hl de-.
son1Sside cup1Ton SS T. O. vsndsrbiitsS b M" mo-
PGs Pn% ssGc snS TIC nSSnSscT h.psyo
A. Molienisuer.s cup. Won hy Harry r. Perers'S
Tows es Princes nns S seSSaS " cs smabp
ihirG; W A. McGibbon's b e. Gairecoct. fouriS'
Won fSs b. Miss j. Bsdiofds cR G.e ~ I'll HidrSd pfS
hyondslc Fsrms br. m. laughing water, second:
Fsfm;. b, & SSis;ti.s, icaIiS; 'a'', ~ A.osa' |
blk e. Centennial. second 7, j, Feroe's b. g. Red
RrSsT SsI e,@ % a e
Ws!son,s Lord Bal,lmoIe ny MARYLAND ID Lsar
% %, sH nas,S h.A n sn ,e @ stu ress
Best Trained Saddle Lorse-For park use, over
Jones Non ny u. L.. Patttrson's oh, g.~Durhsm
Harness stations ar GeluInVs--R A, BacHs'S
ptze-won By J. W Harnman's b, 5, Naia %.
Miss'E. H. Bcdfords ch. N. Hidrcd Miss Bed
fordD. r.
T. ,PeicIss prize Won, by \. G. yindcrbiii's b. NJ,
Columbia: y. Csrr's biz. NJ, 1erlnglon Hasty.
sctOnOs y. hntcFlcmN en- e fhfOlO, miro. \. &.
Vanderbit's b, &, High Boy, fourth
Point Medals Single harness Miss Bedford.
pairs. D. W. Hartman; saddle horses, X. L. PaIteT.
son. hun tiers. Sid Holloway.
Society was faithful until the pinninq on
OF the last blue ribbon late in the eteninG
Ibe boXesEefe crowded with society leaders
from BAY Shore and the entire south side.
who were especially enthur a~iic over the
successes of Miss bedford. The executive
committee received many congratulations on
tbe clever maan cement OF the show. Its
Allan Pinksr,on. :. j.. RotErciiId, q. /. Ellis.
Jr., j. A. Mollenhauer, +. {. Blum, n. IL
Brinckerhol and JOSH oil /. Uwenr,
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day 1T the CRAWFORD Col; cub rpishipR ,
up. Ia the clasA final ". W. Buckley beat
L. j. Spencer by up.

ap. Ia the he eiass isSfS finsi SV W. BuoRisy beat
[. j. Spencer by up.
on The. card ~ tho Ridscvood Oclf Club To-
@ Ss,Aam ,RS RSn as S round SSfr1ssf fSf Sss0SF'
WStbsS @ sd S up shd .y.r =. sr. elsy
Appo and Mr.. and Mrs. Hszeltine. each with
;,s sGs Nj "; 2 Srl q s.:ssss II! .s Mi.. s 9 y:
Witt sna and PSsSasaiIS PSSs I Cs S s eoTSSy So%
per,hwstc and L. II. 'ConkIn, iiS. s7-so; MI.
eng MI T dcs III % lys s,' and IL sTSsnss g. sosss .ss
i2o. es.a5; Miss y. Rosenersntz and O. = Kohlsr,
sS Es, Hss 4s.Ds. BssS sSa sRd ARSSS l &c
ard " g Phillips. ia; sscs; Mr.. and Mrs. Toohsy.
On, the play on Miss Bastine and @. d. Apo
won by three strokes.
NEWPORT. Aug. io.-Mss Maude .wetmore
to-day to-day won the eighteen hole hsndicsp Ell
OF New York Miss wctnorc had handI-
cap Of Do and npished with a. score Of up:
a SCORE ofs up. VAS a close SECOND. In ali
match to-day. TSs Sss. SCORES:
M Hiss M;nSS Sp vsTSI r. gg m.. i G.dS: r.
Z up Or; Redsrtos Terry 70 2 Up; Royal loyal PHELPS PHELPS
W, Goelet. ~. up: II. n. Sedgwick, s even.
BAR HArBor, Aug. i0.--The weekly handt-
cap tournament at the Kebo Valley Club this
morning for the Condor cup went to Kelley
Of Philadelphia took second place. Arden
Robbins as usual made the best gross score.
The summary:
Kelley Cole. New York, 40. SEQ: Middleton s.
Burrill. Philadelphia, s7, Is-st: y. l.. Woilman
New York, o.. it-sz Charles Davis, Jr;. New YORK.
Hamilton Thacher. New YORK. 50, t-tS; C. l. Per.
slns: Boston: o.. los: GeorSs $. RoSb!ns Nsw
Spencer Edwards, New York, toe, i9-sa Dr. J, a.
Furfey. Philadelphia, o., les: 5. ". eatcs. Bos-
Clark, New York, loe, i+-e4;. Arthur Espy, Gin
cinnat. ll3, 1856; J. L. Ketteriinus, Philadelphia.
100. les; A. Peabody, Boston, liS, 1895.
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PHILADELPHIA.

TOtds.... : n II UT
sBatted for Taylor In the seventh inning.
tBatted for Pnester In the ninth inning.
Chicago. .................O o q o.
Philadelphia. .......,.,,.O %
Double play Tinker and Howard. Left on bases
Chicago, Z; Philadelphia, 7. Two base hits
Tinker, Evers King. Sacnnce hits-Brsnsneid ID,
on balls-On Taylor, q OF Overall, ?: on Sparks, g.
Hit by ptcher-0yera. I. Struck out BY Taylor, I:
BY Sparks l. Umpires-Rger and Carpenter.
Tfme-2 hours and minutes Atttndance-7,S00.
sr. LOUIS IN. L., =; BOSTON M L), :.
st. LOUIS. Aug. IO.--St. Louis took the third
straight game OF the series from Boston this after
noon The score:
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CANADIAN PAGER WINS.
Jude Takes Metropolitan Circuits FtnaI
Event at Parkway.

Jude. owned by Lefebvre a Rtcard Of
Montreal. driven by Potvtn. won the post
poned 2i7 class pace Of the Metropolitan
Circuit races at the Parkway Driving Club
track yesterday. The three heat winners
were Queen of Hearts. Jude and Kato Baron
more. The Canadian horse just nosed out Kato
Baropmore. Two trotting events for amateurs
complet cd the programme yesterday.
George A. NeedhaIn, owner Of Asa Wilkes
his driver. Pat Cnllan. and the stable were
suspended from all tracks under the National
Trotttng Assocta on juTisdi ction in the United
States FOR refusing to permit the Judges to
substitute another driver for Callan last
Thursday. The summaries:
flaas naclnr. nurse
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ew York. q; Pfttsburg, =
SC. Louis, q: Boston, =
NEW YORK IN. L.. 8: pIrrsBuHo. =.

NEW YORK IN. L.), 3: PIrTsBuH0. :.
PlTTsBCRG. Aug. IO.-Bnlhant pitching
by Ames to-day was responsi BILE for New York
defeating Ptttsburg by score Of to >. Ames
allowed but three scattered hits, all single,
and should have shut out the local team.
the third inning. scoring three runs on sin
giles by Doyle. Devlin and Strang and a
three bagger by Browne. A Wild throw by
helped. After the smoke had cleared away
Willis was taken out OF the box and Leever
substituted. The latter held New York down
The
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CINCINNATI.

Totals.. 10 II Totals. n II
Brooklyn. o o Ia
Cincinnati. o o 0-i
Struck out-By Pastortus, I. First base on balls
on Pastorius, L. OIL Wemcr. e. Two base hit
Huggins Sacrifice hlts-Lobert. Burch. Stolen
base-Maloney. Double plays-McLean. Lobert
and Camel: Aperman. Lewis and Jordan. Hit by
pitcher-By Wemer. I. Umpre-Johnstone. Time
i hour and 20 minutes. Attendance-4O0o
PHILADELPHIA IN. d., 4: CHICAGO IN. L),2
CHICAGO, Aug. 10-Philadelphia won from
Chicago 70 day IN a most sensational and exciting
struggle. No scores were made I'LL the seventh.
when hit by Magee, a pass 70 Courtney, sacrt-
nee and hit by Doolin netted two runs in Chicago
half Long drives by Steinfeldt and Tinker and
two errors tied the score Overall started 70 pitch
the eighth passed two men and hit another. Pneser
then succeeded him, but shSrt grounders by Court
ney and Bransncld scored two runs and settled
the game The score:
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'Batted for Patterson In tho eighth inning.
Chicago ,,,,,,..,,,.,,,.',o o o Q a.
Two base hit-Barrett. Three base hits Bar
Tctt. wagner. shaw, Donohue First base error
boston. Left on bases Boston, o. Chicago. s..
Nvvhl,.s Nvvhsnlcs 9ut Morgan oy patterson ny
Davis and Donohuc Umpire Connolly. Time
l hour and " minutes. Attendanco-iSis2.
CLEVELAND. ?: WASHINGTON 1.
WAsHrNOTos. Aug. i0.-Jrwo nies that Ciymer
might have caught today and didn't counted
for two baggets and gave the Clevelands their
only two runs. which were enough TO win. The
The sun., 1907-08-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


The New York Nationals are making q fast
pace in Pittshurg. and they again reduced
the self-esteem of the Pirate horde yesterday
The Brooklyns profited once more at the ex-
pense Of the Cincinnatis. and the Quakers
handed over another Jolt TO the leaders.
winning their third victory In four days in
Chicago. The tail end Cardinals swelled
their meaare victory list with the Bostons as
opponents. The results:
New York. q: Pittsburg, ..
Brooklyn. =; Cincinnati. ..
Philadelphia, q; Chicago. =.
sc. Louis, q: Boston, ..
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NEW YORK.

Totals, 5 10 y Is
Rated for Chesbro In the ninth inning.
ST. Louis. q 2 o OF
Nev York............... o O q o Is
First base on errors-New York. q ST. Louis 2
Leit on bascs-New York. q: St. Louis, o. First
base on eslls-On Chesbro. I: or Dineen, 2. Struck
out BY Newton, q by Dineen, I. Three base hit
stephens. Two base hit-Mohanty. Sacrifice hits
Zones. Dineen. Stolen base Stone. Double plays
Chesbr0 Conroy and hickey: Stephens and Niles
Passed ball-Stephens Hlts-Or Newton. 10 In
fnui innings; on Chesbro, In ve innings ~ mpire
--o'l0ughlin rfme-2 hours and 10 minutes.
ssw YORK a. L.. 8. vt. LOUIS "A. LJ, s-srcosp
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Two base hits-Fnck az, O'Brien. IAjoie. Sach-
nee h,ts-O' Bren, Turner. Ganley. Left on bases =
Washington, 7: Cleveland, A. First bass on balls :
Washington, 2. struck out--By Smith. u by joss,
Umpire-Evans. Time-i hour and s. min
utes Attendance 200.
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'sW YORK "A. L.. 9: st. LOUIS "A. LJ. o-sEcosl
GAME.

,batied for Glade In the ninth inning.
'hhtted for Titt In the seventh inning.
'hf''"d Tor Doyle In the eighth inning.
s. Louis ....IsOi q 4 n n a
Nep York. q q n q n n 4 n a
r'rNt base on errors New York, 1: St. Louis, ?
~ m bases New York. ]: 81. Louis, 1s First
ha% on balls ON TIT. 2: on Doyle. 2; on Hogg, 2:
q ii9W". :. Struck ny TIT 4: by Doyle. Il
~ hoEell ); by Glade !. Home Stone. Three
"a" hli Holman. Two base ht-Wallace. Sacri-
tcc h'is--kceler Stone Hartzeil, Jones, Howell
s""n bases Holman, Conroy, Kleinow. Double
Ih'~ NnnaHty funasssted): Wallace. Niles and
Zones Hr by pitcher-By Howell. T. Hits on
Il u IN seven innings on Doyle. 3 In one inning
q, 1RE, none IN one inning; OF Howell. II In eight
T.t NSs. on Glade, none in one inning. Umpire
~ SNNn Time hours and - minutes. At
PHiLNDELPHrA "A. Ll, I: pErRoIryO
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Two base hit-Strang Three bsse hit Browne.
Sacrifice hit--Amcs. Stolen bases-Devln ~
Double plays-Doyle. Dshen aud Mc0ann: Dahlen
and hcC5aun. DcVlin tunassisted). Hit by pitcher
Devlin. Anderson. FIRST base ON balls-on Amcs, .;
OF Lever, !. Struck out-By Ames. a. by Willis. 7.
Hits-on Willis-Four In three innings; on Loever,
Klein, O'Day. Time hour and Is minutes. At
tendance-eOO0.
BROOKLYN, ?; CINCINNATI, 1.
CINCINNATI, Aug. l0.-The Brooklyns made
the better use Of their hits to-day and won a
close game from the Reds. Lewis got angry
over a decision in the sixth and threatened
the umpire. Hummell who succeeded him,
batted in the winning run in the ninth. The
score.
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Three base hit-Noonan, Sacrifice hits barry,
Sweeney. l,ouble plays MeGlynn Holly and
stolen bsses-Brdwel, Randall Htchey, First
base on balls-tIr McGlynD I: on flaherty. J.
Struck out-By Mctilynn, 3. Left on bases-St.
Louis. q IJoston. 3. Umpire-Ttigler. Time-i hour
and 10 minutes Attendance-iSO.
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Piilosv Gases. palae SITS }SI.Z5
pair, } --
80 and 36-inch BroDn ain 7Sc
Linen Saitfngs, paiue 40c 81
Also. complete lines of William
LiddeH's Cloths and Napkins at
ONE THIRD LESS THAN PRE-
VAILLNG PRICES.
We are enabled to sell these goods
at the lo4v prices quoted, as they
qvere imported before the recent
Heavy adpance IN linens.
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Connecticut League.

Al New Haven-New Haven, Q: Bridgeport, T.
AZ Waterbury, First game Waterbury. 10; New
London, I. Second gamc-Waterbury, 10: New
London. ..
Al Hartford --Holyoke, q Hartford, T.
AZ Springncld-Norwich, .; Springfield, I.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn In Cincinnati: Boston In 81. Louis:
Philadelphia In Chicago
EASTERN LEAoUE.
Iunv City In Newark.
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.'N } - = Totals.....t 327i7 o
l'iH phla n ~
I"p hSss hit Bender Left on b..rs-phIia
~ Detroit. >, Struck out-By Bender. $:
y. ."N'Nan. Double pay Rossman tunas-
D. ",. LiiNt base on error Philadelphia. First
IN halN ON Bender, |; OF Donovan. =. Wild
."hovah mplres- and Hurst.
Hour and 50 minutes. Attendance--i5.O3I.
hoSToS "A. H., e. CHICAGO a. Ll,2
Tr1rN Aug 10 0-MoTgan was . success 10 da "
--e patterson was easy. The paroAAAs Il
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Southern League

A. Memphis-Sareyeport :: Me emphis. I.
AZ Montgomery - Birmingham. :; MONTGOMERY, I.
A. Nashville Atlanta. .; Nashville o.
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Other Baseball Games.
Games Scheduled Tor To-da, .

Al stapleton, Staten Island-Alaskas. :: Staple
ton A, A.. ~.
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Central League.

At South Bend-Grand Rapids. L South Rend. O.
At TerIc cHautc-Evansyille. g. Tcrre haute, 3
At Canton--Wheelin 3: Canton. o.
Al Spring gned-Sprin gneld, 7: Dayton. >
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
JERSEY CITY. S: SxwARx. 4
Totals: =, 81. 81 Is . Totals. a. = s.;

Totals. e, b IL " 10 ~ 1otals..... y bS6 10 Z
Two out when winning run was scored
Jersey City",.......,....O Is
Newark ...,...,,..,,....O q o o o 0-A
First base on errors Jersey City. 2: Newark, !:
base on balls on Lake, l; OF Mccarthy, I. struck
out by Lake, 4: by Mccarthy. 10 Home run
Ensle;;, Two base hitsmlAke. asnford; Sacrifice
Merritt. Mullen. Hi by pitcher.By Lake, =.
Umpire Kelly. Time hour and SO minutes
Attendance 500.
AT BUpPALo-rIRs GAME.
Toronto. .,.........O o q o %
Butfaio o.,..........O o Q o o - o
Ratteries-McGlnicy and Conigsn Tozer and
McAnister.
SECOND GAME
Buffalo. lo."..,.....3 0o3 90
Battenes-Vowtnkee, Currte Kissinger, Knapp
Milhgan and McAlister; Mofnit. Rudolph and
COrHgan.
AT BAJrIMoRs.
Providence. ..,,..3 o 0-si2 s
Baltimore. .,...,...l o 0-b o
Bsatehes-Harrs and Donovan; Adkins and
HeaTn. -
Rochester. 90. d. % o o 0 o 2OOO0Oi-s o
Montreal. .... g. o ? o o 0 0 o % I
Batteries Bannister and Dorsn; Kcefe
and Waters.
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New York state League.

A. Syracuse Syracuse. 4: BinghAmton, o,
A. Wilkcsbarre Wllkcsbarre, :; Scranton, o.
Al A. J. and GA. J. and O., p Utica. I.
Al Troy Troy. o; Albany. s.