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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-02
80 Rlnna Of Arab women.

The ears OF Arab baby girl are
pierced in six p.-css on the seventh
day after her birth. When she is two
months old heavy gold rings are
placed in these hoics. and are worn
throughout life. except in periods OF
mourning
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Friends Of the Bulletin are request
Cd to send or telephone items 10 this
sffisa
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Value Visits OF Americans.

The Northwestern railway In Eng.
iand has constructed a 500, 900 special
train for the benefit Of Americans.
Il Is fresh Indication that England
has become their pleasure ground and
heir custom source of national
wealth.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FARM LANDS.
SCREENED BUILDING SAND.

Delivered to any part of the city
at rs cents per yard. Cairo Contract
ing and Dredging company. Charles
Feuchtcr, Jr., secretary, room 3, Alex
ander County Bank building. Bell
phone W4i, Cairo prone 300.
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Dickens Fondness for Children,

love these little people; and it Is
not 4 slight thing when they. so fresh
from God love us--DickeGs
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L1sr poG--REMARp!

STRAYED-Young English setter
hunting dog, white with black spots,
left eye and ears black. Return to
John Tiernan, The Halliday. and re-
ceive reward.
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FINANCIAL SITUATION IMPROVED

FINANCIAL SITUATION IMPROVED ESPECIALLY RESPECTING
cREDTs-EURoPEAN AMERICAN
Observation-Disclosures COST OF PRODUCTION PARTLY TO
BLAME FOR TIGHT MoNEY-sTock MARKET IS FIGHTING
SELF BUT OPERATIONS SHOULD BE CONDUCTED WITH
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WANTED.

WANTED-C Clean white rags at
Bulletin Office.
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OFFICERS

n. A. Buder. =. ....... President
chas. Feuchter. sr 80. Vice President
y, II. Ghlligan .............. Cashier
T. Spencer. ....... Assistant Cashier
Accounts of corporations and indIvid.
uals especially solicited. Exchange
furnished to any part Of tho world.
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OFFICERS


Interest Paid on Time pspssIsa
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
MANY GUARDSMEN
VISITS STATE RANGE

Many guardsmen have visited the rifle
range at Rumford during the week. in or
der to get their needed qualifications, or
to raise their present ones. The weather
has been variable. but at times conditions
have been excellent. and some gilt edged
scores have resulted. Today the regi-
mental team matches take place
The highest score at the 50-yard line
was 45. shot by Musician f. ID. Brown,
Company ID. First, as follows: 4, 4. 8, 4, 3
22; 6, &, &, 4. 4-2s :total As. The second
highest score was also 45. shot by Sec
ond Lieut.. b. s. ID. Martin.
The best score at the 75-yard line was
a AZ. shot by Corporal Frank Rigney. Bat
terry A, as follows: 4, 4, 4, 5, So: 4, A. 4,
s, 4-21; total 49, Second honors went to
Private F. III. Massie, Troop b, who shot
a AZ.
At the 2O0-yard line the top score was a
A. shot by First Lieut.. B. A. Babcock,
Company T.. First as follows: 5, 4, 4. 4,
%; 5 a, 4, 4. 5-22: total a. The second
position at this line was annexed with
AZ, shot by Private j. Jackovitz, Company
II. Second.
The stellar score at the 3O0-yard line was
a 40. made by Maj. +. Cannon. staff, Sec
ond Regiment, as follows: 3, 4, 4. 4. 4-19;
4, s. 4, A. 4-21; total 40 The second high
est mark was also a 40 shot by First
Lieut.. c. f. Lawton, Second Division. N.
b.
The highest score at the 5O0-yard line
was As, picked up by First Lieut.. b. A.
Babcock, Company f. First. as follows:
8, 8. 8, s, 5-25; 4, 3. T. 4, $50; total As. The
second highest score was AZ. shot by
First Lieut. c. f. Lawton. Second Dvi-
sion, N. II.
The banner score at the 600 yard line fell
to Private E. r. Greene, Signal Corps.
and was a a. as follows: 4. 4. 5. S. 4-22;
T. 4, 4, 4, 5-21; total 43. The second best
record at this distance was n IL, by Mu-
sician l.. c. walker. Company f.
The highest score at 800 yards was i6.
which Col f.. w. Matteson, First, STAFF,
knocked down, as follows: 4. 8, 8, 4. 5-33:
5, 4, &, 8, 4-23; total 46. The second high
est score was a 45, shot by Musician F. ID.
Brown. Company ID. a
The blue ribbon mark at 1000 yards was
A A.. shot by Corporal T. Coyle, Company
ID. First. as follows: g. 8, 9. 3, b-23; s, &,
3, 4. 4-21; total A. The second highest
figure was a AZ. shot by Col. r. w. Mat
teson, First Regiment. infantry.
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FRANK GILL, 10 70 | SHOT,
WINS $|L,OOO R|NDOO

New York. Sept. 24.-Frank Gill. an
added starter. and quoted at 10 to in the
betting. easily won the 1000 Hindoo
stakes at about mile and furlongs at
Gravesend yesterday. Frank Gilrs race
his race of last Saturday when he ran
last. Prince Hampton went out to make
the pace and led for nearly III miles,
when Frank Gill took command and
won.
Arimo. winner OF the second race. was
bid up to 5000 an advance of $1,000 over
his entered selling price. The stable bid
the customary s. and kept the colt.
The summaries:
First race, handicap. for 2-year- -olds, 5ls
furlongs. resulted as follows: Belwether.
Chief. Ill (Miller), to 5. place, second;
Rampage, 9S (Notter), 6 to 5, show. third.
Time los AS. Halket, Gridron, and Sey-
mour Beutler also ran.
Second race. 3-year-olds and up, sell
ing, IL miles-Arimo, lO7 &c. Burrs), to
/ and 2 TO !, won; Herman, 100 (Miller),
even, place, second; Bramoas. 104 (Mus-
grave). to 2 show, third. Time 2:0S. So
noma Belle, Lord Bange Prince Fortuna
tus, Knockirby and Lancastrian also ran.
Third race. 2-year-olds, selling. about
furlongs-Wave Crest, "a (Buxton), 10
to and TO 1. won; Aunt Rose, 104 (Lie-
btItD' W L. place. StCoIu, MAI tia Jddit'
80 (G. Burns), TO to show. third Time
LIZ 2-5. Running Account. Apple ToVdy.
Scallop, Thomas Calhoun, Kerry, Omnip-
otent. Proclivity. Sanguine, Blue Heron
and Dixon Belle also ran.
Fourth race. the Hndoo. 3-year-olds,
selling. about ia miles-'Frank Gill, 126
Niorner), 10 to 1 and to 2. won; Prince
Hampton, 1o3 OBrusseD, to 2. place. sec
ond: Monfort, lis (E. Dugan), 2 to TO
show. third. Time 3:02 3-5. Superman
and Smiling Tom also ran.
Fifth race. 3-year-ods and upwards,
selling. about furlongs-Flemng, 80 co.
Burns). IL 10 and to 10. won: Tom
McGrath. 1lS (Miller), to place. sec
ond; Gambrinus. 100 tMcDonald, to 1. to
show. third. Time I'LL 2-5. Col. White,
Shotgun, Cinchona. Boomerang, Cuban,
Golden Shore Sunfire and Anna May
also ran.
sixth race. handicap. all ages. 1lk miles
-Temaceo. 1O6 (E. Dugan). TO and TO
2. won; Right Royal. 100 QHopel. TO =,
place, second: Chalfonte. 96 tMercadel,
even TO show. third. Time 1855. San AL
viso also ran.
added starter.
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D|SBANDING
OF GRAYS

The Grays disbanded yesterday for
the season.
Chadbourne, Lord. Harris and Barry
report today TO the Boston Americans,
making about 23 men on the Pilgrims
bench. Abstein and Poland will remain
about town for a few days. Phil start
ing for his home In St Louis Saturday
or Sunday. Stevens and Peterson go
home to Philadelphia today, while
Phelan goes to Beverly. Me, TO play
ball. This winter he coaches the Uni
versity OF Maine basketball team Jack
cronin has real estate on Long Island
TO look after when he isn't playing
ball. He. goes TO New York tonight.
Mcconnell heads for Utica, N. Y, today
TO visit his folks. Moser started for
his North Carolina home yesterday,
bidding the players goodbye after the
Manager Hugfay Duffy was presented
with an expensive suit case at the Mar
ragansett hotel yesterday by Capt Abb
stein in behalf OF the team. Harry Lord
was selected to purchase the present
and picked out the handsomest case he
could find In Boston. When the team
disbanded yesterday afternoon Duffy re-
membered each man with a number OF
greenbacks as presents. He said that
next year he expected to have to have
the lockers In the club house doubled
TO accommodate all the players who
want to be with the Grays in 1908.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
IHTERSCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL

The following football schedule OF the
Interscholastic league for this season was
framed yesterday at a meeting OF team
managers held at the Classical High
schools
Oct. 16-Classical VS. East Providence
at Gorham park.
oct. 25-Hope VS.. East Providence at
East Providence; Classical VS.. Cranston
at Gorham park.
Nov. 1-Pawtucket VS.. East Providence
at Pawtucket; Hope VS.. Classical at Cor
ham park.
Nov. Slope VS.. Cranston at Hope;
Classical VS. nswtucket at Gorham park.
Nov. 15-Cranston VS.. East Providence
at Cranston; Hope VS. Pawtucket at Hope.
Nov. 22-Pawtucket vs.. Cranston at
Cranyton.
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RECORD SMASHING
BY 0'C0RmANS

In the City Duck Pin league games last
evening the visiting oGorman team won
two games from the East Providence roll
lers and broke two league records, includ-
ing the team string of 531 pins and the
team total OF 1914 pins.
Dodge OF the O'Gorman quintet turned
out a record three-string total OF 1853 pins.
including singles of 100. 40 and 12i pins
each giving Heary's 125 record string a
heavy jar
At the Central alleys the home team
won two games from the visiting Music
Hall boys in hotly contested series.
McQuiston rolled high with a BOZ total,
closely followed by Wallace. with a run
of 800 pins. McQuiston landed the highest
single OF 1lS pins.
Infantry Hall journeyed to Thornton
and succeeded in capturing two games
from the suburbanites.
Donnelly took the three-string honors
with 302 total and 1l0 single included.
The Randall Square coterie won two
games from the visiting Bullock's Temple
rollers.
w. Cahill rolled the highest individual
total OF S27 pins. including two fine singles
OF 1l6 and 123 pins each.
Besser and Englebrook were right there
with the goods. knocking out totals of $40
Issues OF 1l6 and 1l2 pins included.
The Weybosset rollers went to Paw
tucket and contested hot series of events
with the Imperial quintet OF that city.
O'GORMAN'S s e EAST PROVIDENCE l.
O'GORMAN'S.
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HILLSGNOVE Matinee

The fall season OF local light harness
racing opens with n matinee meeting at
the Hillsgrove track tomorrow afternoon.
Three races are carded, all half-mile
heats. best three In FIVE. Following is the
program and entry llst
Free-for-all. owners 20 drive, for silver
cup-Gray Jim, &. g., Fred M Tuell.
Providence; Laura May. b. m. William +.
Jette. Pawtucket
2N trot and pace. $50 purse--Adviscr,
bl e.. John orr. Providence: Lady Band.
oh. m. William J. Pomroy, Providence:
Belle Hampton. b. m. William +. Jette.
Pawtucket: Raybetta. b. e.. Martin Carr.
PaMtucket. Lady Wingate, b. m. John III
Colingwood. Hillsgrove.
2:so trot. $50 purse-Ridon, ch. e.. II. ".
Jones. Attleboro: The Dutchman, b. g.,
a Potter. Providence: Allen King.
ch. h., John orr. Providence; Annie
Burns. b. m. J. r. Tillinghast. sayles-
VILE: Nancy n, b. m. w r. Jette. Paw
fucket; wiiask. Jr.. br. n. Henry Fuller.
Brownie. J. Hobson, Grams
tnn
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INTERSTATE GOLF

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 25.-The make
up OF the Connecticut golf team for the
interstate tournament with the Rhode
Island team at the New Haven Country
club next Saturday was announced yester-
day as follows: w. X. Shepard and II. s.
White. I'd. New Haven Country club: c.
III. Seeley and f. w. Doty. Jr., Weeburn;
r. s. Hovey. Hartfard Golf; w. ID. Whee-
Ter and A. c. Wheeler, Brooklawn coun-
try: Il. Tredennick Meriden Golf: Il. r.
Merriman, Waterbury Golf. and Il. II.
Warford Fairfield Country club. The
substitute will be T. II. Cooley, Hartford
Golf club
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
ST. LOUIS 10, WASHINGTON 8.
PUNCH LINE OF| TALK
0F LOCAL Interest

with the return of the boxing season
local ring patrons will welcome the an
nouncement that boxers are already
being matched for shows at the cosy
club OF the II. /. A. c. I'm Thornton. It
Is probable that Tommy Quill OF Brock
the opening show to be held early In
October.
Max Ross. manager OF Monk the
match for his man with Bobby Tickle
as he is not satisfied with the result
OF the last bout. which ended In n draw.
He is willing to split the purse, 60 per
cent and 40 per cent, but prefers the
winner-take-a basis, In regard to Ed
Moore's statement that Tickle can
make lib pounds easily, Ross states
that he will match Herman Cronson, n
younger brother OF Monk the Newsboy,
against him for a side bet.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
MORRISTOWN TENNIS

Morristown. N. j.. Sept. 25-Mrs. Will
liam III. Pouch and Miss Marie Wagner
yesterday won the women's doubles ten
mis- championship OF New Jersey. defeat
ing Miss Alice l.. Day and Miss Adele
Kruse, 60. 60
Miss Elizabeth II. Moore and wylie c.
Grant obtained title 70 the mixed doubles
championship.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
BASE RUNNING CONTESTS

After the sieubie-header at the baseball
grounds yesterday afternoon Manager
Dufry put on the base-running contests In
which members OF the team participated
The time made in the dashes 10 first on
hunt follow: Cronin. 3ik; Barry. Ga
Stevens. q: Peterson. T.
In circIing the bases Pheian covered the
distance in IL is. and the other marks
follow: Abstein. u 2-5; Peterson. Is is;
Cronin. ts; Stevens, ~; Paine, Is
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
GIANTS SHUT OUT
PNTSBURG TEAM

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 25.-In another eX-
citing game yesterday New York won.
shutting out Pittsburg. In the seventh
inning Ferguson. McGann. Strang and
Bowerman were put off the field by W.
pire KLEIN. In the eighth Seymour strain
ed his leg sliding to second base. He was
carried off the field. Score:
Innings .....1 "a
New York .........0 0 0 0 o o l o.
COLD WEATHER STOPS CHICAGO
GAME.
Chicago. Ill, Sept. 25.--Cold weather for
the first time this fall caused a break in
the major league schedules yesterday,
when the second game of the Chicago
Philadelphia series was postponed. Chill
lake breezes sent the temperature down
TO 56 degrees at / o'clock, and the local
players decided such weather was not lit
for baseball. The teams will play two
games today.
CINCINNATI 10. BOSTON T.
Cincinnati. o., Sept 25.-Boston lost
again yesterday through poor fielding and
the hard hitting of Cincinnati. CAPT.
Camel was injured by a thrown ball in
the seventh inning while running bases
and forced to retire. Mclean took his
place at first. Score:
Innings ....... Il 4B6 7NsS
Cincinnati :. :. IS o o 2 2 o x-l0
Boston .... e. % o o o 2 2 o O-4
BROOKLYN S, ST. LOUIS l.
st. Louis. Sept. 25-Stricklett was a
puzzle with men on bases yesterday, and
Brooklyn won an easy victory over st.
Louis. to l. Score:
Innings ..... .....1 2 3 4 So
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
JOE HARRIS TO COACH
At BROWN THIS WINTER

1t is probable that Joe Harris. who
pitched so successfully for the Grays. Will
be secured to coach the Brown pitchers
in their cage work during the winter.
"Spec" Paine Is much impressed with the
big fellows fitness for the work and is
boosting him into the position. AS Harris
belongs In Melrose, Mass, 1t would be
convenient winter job.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
AMERICAN EAGUERS At
ROCKY POINT sunday

The Sunday game at Rocky Point will
be one in the American League champion
shin series between the Clevelands and
Boston Americans. arrangements being
made yesterday after the Grays had given
up the game they had planned for Sum
day.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25

Huns-Nhttress, White-Z, PheIan-1.
Sacrifice hits--Milligan. Lord. Stolen bases
Mattress. White. Poland. Phelan. Two
base hits-Milligan. Murray. First base on
bails-On Moser g. Struck out-By Mill
gan z: by Moser 4 Batter hit-By MILL
gan-Lord. Passed ball--Paine. Time-1h.
o0m. Umpire-sulllvan.
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Runs-McConnell, Lord, Poland, Abstein,
Phelan--5; Schirm. White 2, Smith, Sac
rihce hit-Hill. Stolen bases-Abstein,
Smith. Two-base hit-White First base
on balls-On Knapp 2. Struck out-By
Cronin 4: by Mcconnell 4; by Knapp 6.
Batter hft-f3y McConneii=Phelan Double
play-Peterson TO Abstein. Passed ball
Ryan. Time-1h. 10m. Umpire-Sullivan
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added starter.
RUSSELL. BRIGGS BOUT TAME

Boston, sept. 25.-Unk Russell of Phila-
delphia and Jimmie Briggs OF Chelsea
boxed 10 rounds AT the Winnisimmett club.
Chelsea, last night. the bout being unin-
terestins for the most part. The superior
left-hand work OF Russell apparently
gave him the better OF the hosrN
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25

Runs-O'Hara 2. Burrell-3; Corcoran.
shean--2. Two-base hits-Shean, Burrell.
Corcoran, Morgan. Sacrifice hit-Lynch.
stolen base-Hunter. Double plays-Bur-
relI 10 Hall to Hunter: Shean to Brown.
First base on balls-On Hardy 4; or
Herbst T. Struck out--By Herbst I. Wild
Left on bases-Baltimore
S: Montreal Q. Time-ih. SIN. Umpire
Kelly.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25

Runs-Hayden. Lepnox, Flanagan. Mo-
ran--4 Clement, Woods. First base on
errors-Jersey City /; Rochester 1. Left
on bases-Jersey City 2; Rochester g.
First base on balls-Off Moore 3. Struck
out--By Bannister /: by Moore 2. Three
gins, Flanagan. Double play-Madden
and Vandy. Wild pitch-Moors. Um-
pires-Eason and Conway. Time-1h.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
ROLLER POLO GAME
OPENS HERE NOV. 4

New Haven. Conn. Sept. 25.-The direct.
ors or the National Roller Polo League
met here last night and completed plans
fer the opening OF the season on Nov-L
Providence and Pawtucket were admitted
10 membership. the franchises being
granted to J. r. McKenna and George
Cunningham. respectively.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterday Results.

Providence 1-5, Buffalo "a.
Montreal 2-2. Baltimore 1-3.
Rochester IA. Jersey City 7-2.
Toronto Newark (rain).
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Knicker-Think the president will be
out Of Job at the end OF his term?
Bocker-Don't know but l imagine the
majority OF his countrv-.A~ -ysii ~ --,r-v
York Sun.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
OTHER GAMES IN EASTERN

Jersey City, Sept. 24.-In concluding the
Eastern league season In this city Jer-
sey City and Rochester yesterday after
noon divided the double header. the Skee-
ters annexing the first half by a score OF
TO 1. while the Jerseys were beaten by
tho visitors in the final lineup by to 2.
The closing game was interrupted by
rain before the sixth inning was COM
pleted, and the score reverted to the fifth
inning
The scores:
(First Game).
Innings. .....l
Rochester go. 80 0 0 o OIL
IIits-Jersey City, 10: Rochester, Z. Err
rors--Jersey City, 2; Rochester. o. Batter
ies-Mason and Butler; Pappalau and
Higgins.
(Second Came).
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Games Today.
Philadelphia at Chicago (2 games).
New York at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at st. Lous.
Boston at Cincinnati.
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MARYlEDONE CRICKET

Philadelphia, Sept 25.-The Marylebone
Cricket club OF England commenced n
three-days' match game with the Phna-
delphia Colts at Wissadickon yesterday.
The visitors scored $50 runs of which O.
+. Goldie contributed l45 Goldie gavo
several chances TO retire him, first when
he had only scored three runs and again
when he had 10 TO his credit. The feat
ure was the bad fielding OF the Colts.
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II will make the average man nsht
harder 10 make fun OF him than to pity
sim.-Florida Times-Unlon
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Games Today.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
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'$$$$$$g- $$S$$$$$$s NEWS-DEM0CRAT SPORTS |1s 1ss
RESULTS IN BRIEF
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday Results.

Chicago :. PhiIadelphia 3.
st. Louis 10. Washington 3.
Detroit 3. Boston 2
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sBatted for Moore I'm fifth.
MONTREAL %, BALTIMORE i-3.


Baltimore, Md, Sept. 25.-The Eastern
league season came to a close here yester-
day The Baltimore and Montreals dl-
vided honors in double-header. Both
Hardy and TIT pitched shut-out game
In the first contest. The Royals were
presented with the victory by Bob Hall.
The Oriole second baseman made three
very punky errors which netted the Mon
treals their two runs. On the bases he
also played like one In trance and
threw two opportunities to score to the
winds. Tifts pitching proved too much
for the Birds. He was especially effect
I've when men were on bases. The locals
had an excellent opportunity TO. tie the
run I'm the ninth inning when Byers led
Off with a two-base hit, but he died on
second bag as the next three batters
were unable to get the ball out OF the dia-
mond. Hardy went In the firing line for
tho Birds again In the second game and
pitched good ball. Up TO the seventh In
ming doubles by Corcoran and Morgan
and n single by Shean gave them two
runs. The orioles punched their hits on
Herbst. The game was called at the end
of the seventh inning by mutual agree
ment. Scores:
(First Camel
Innings. -. :. +6-G-F
Montreal -. 80 o oil o / 0-2
Baltimore 80. 80 0 o 1 o 0 OIL
Hits-Montreal, 4; Baltimore, 5. Errors
Montreal, 4: Baltimore. 2 Batteries
Tiff and Clarke; Hardy and Byers.
tSecond Game.)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

New York 2, Pittsburg 0.
Cincinnati 10. Boston 4.
Brooklyn 8, ST. Louis i.
Philadeinhia-C Chicago (roldl
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Called by agreement
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(Ffrst Camel.
BALTIMORE

Montreal, 4: Baltimore. 2 Batteries
Tiff and Clarke: Hardy and Byers.
tSecond Game.)