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Natal Crown zndr

Capetown, Feb. 1.-The Premier of
Natal to-day announced that the gov
eminent had thrown the Crown lands
for settlers, rent free for FIVE years.
with the loan of implements. cattle
and seed on easy payments
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A Fresh Supply

of Landreth's Turnip and
Cabbage seed, just received,
at D'Alemberte's Drug store.
Mail orders solicited.
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A Stitch in Time

viii save nine. So will a bottle Of
Billiards. Horehound Syrup always
kept on hand save many a spell Of
sickness A cure for Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, and Whooping Cough.
Mrs s., Hot Springs. Ark. writes:
Il keep a bottle of Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup in my medicine chest,
and thank my fcrethought many times.
II has prevented many severe spells
of sickness"
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DIR. ]. WHITING HARGIS

Offce-Room 5. Salisbury Building 22tL
West Government Street. Jhone2 2I5
Residence, f09 East Romano Street,
Residence Phone, 535.
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To get true Vanilla insist that YOUR
grocer give you Blue Ribbon. 1t is of
the finest quality and greatest
strength.
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TO COMPETE WITH
PACKERS IN MEXICO

Special 70 The Journal
Jersey City. Feb. 5.-As a rival of
the Chicago beef packers in Mexico,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-06
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskev

: stinulant and tonic, it builds up the nerve
% the brain, strength and elasticity to the
ngs into action all the vital forces, it makes
pm the food you cat all the nourishment it
men, delicate women and Sickly children,
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Fawn a Household Pet

Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson OF Rut-
land have three-months-old fawn, res
cued by them from dogs and reared arti-
hcially, which has become household
pet and Is as tame as any cat or dog
The young deer Is stil very tiny and is
an object of interest TO hundreds OF peo-
pie. AS II still retains the white spots
characteristic OF the coat OF a fawn Il is a
beautiful animal
There Is an interesting story connected
with the finding of the deer. While on
Pine hill, less than a mile from the city.
early I'm June. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson
spisd the animal I'm the road. Their dogs
Immediately gave chase and dogs and
deer disappeared -ovrr fuCfge. Robinson
found the 'fawn trying 60 fight the dogs
by striking with its tiny front hoofs.
when IL saw the man II Immediately ran
TO him and placed its nose I'm his hands
and showed no disposition 10 leave. so Mr..
and Mrs. Robinson took the half starved
animal home. where II soon learned 10
drink milk from a saucer and became
very tame.-Boston Herald.
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FOXEN HITS UMPIRE
WITH BALL BAT

Rochester, Aug 9.-An exciting battle
In the umpire's dressing room between
Pitcher Foxen OF the Jersey City club and
Umpire Sullivan marked the close OF yes
terday's game.
In the second inning Sullivan sent
Pitcher Foxen from the grounds for OBJ
Jecting to the decisions on balls and
strikes. Foxen remained outside of the
lot until the game had been finished.
Then he hurried 10 the visitors bench
and picked up a club He followed Sulli-
van into his coop and locked both doors.
Sullivan and he wrestled for 10 minutes
before the police were able TO break down
the doors and get inside. When they did
they found Foxen getting pummelled by
Sullivan.
The police escorted Foxen from the
grounds. but released him when Sullivan
announced that he would not prefer any
charges against the player. Sullivan said
he was hit twice on the arm by the club
before he was able TO conquer the en-
ragged pitcher.
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Runs-Bannon 8, Hayden. Clancy sund-
helm 2. Malay, Lennox, Doran 2. Mclean
2--13; Clement. Hanford 2. Merritt. Keis-
ter. Fgtkgerald-6 Two-base hits--K eister,
Clancy. Three-base hits-sundheim. Fitz-
gerald. Home run-Clement Sacrifice hits
Malay. Bean, Woods. Stolen bases
Hanford, Merritt. Wormwood Doran q
Haytcn, Buunon. Clancy. benuox. fits
on Wormwood ls IN 2-3 Innings or
FoSen, In I i-s innings. First base on er-
rors-Rochester 4. Jersey City 2 First
base on balls-on Foxen 4: OF wormwood
s; OF Mclean I. Struck out-By Foxen 1;
by Wormwood 8: by Mclean l. Left on
bases-Rochester 10: Jersey City wild
pitches-wormwood 2 Umplre-sullivan
Time-2h. 5m. Attendance-92Q
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Buffalo. ~. Y. Aug 29.-Providence
broke even yesterday. winning the mrs.
and losing. the second game 10 the Bisons.
Eight hifAeaetted the Grays victory In
the opening game. In the fourth. ntth
and sixth rounds these We're punched 70
good effect. Harris was puzzle IN al
but the second inning, when four hits IN
. row netted the Bisons one run. In this
inning three OF the Herd were left on
bases Eight OF the Bisons famed before
the mighty curves OF Harris. Mattress
punctuating the air three times.
The Grays started OF with one run. but
Buffalo tied this I'm the second half of the
second The game went on until the
fourth. when Providence again scored,
broke loose. and scored another. The
3rays added two more to their total in
the fifth. and after that there was no
scoring, as Tozier settled down and the
farther ne went the better he pitched.
Two hits were punched on Harris In ths
siRhth. but both men were left on bases.
II looked as II the Bsons were going
DO give Harris his bumps when they be-
gan TO size up his spit ball in the second
inning OF this game. After this round he
rot the moist ball to working nicely and
he result was that the locals were unable
TO hit him opportunely. With one gone
n the eighth, Gettman led OF with a sin
Ele. and white followed suit. Murray's
put moved DOtn Tlcft hions n pck, anu ~
was up TO Smith. but the latter popped to
Abstein- who made a good catch back OF
1rst base.
A. Mcconnell and Mattress helded In
sensational style in this game. both max
Ing some good plays. Hunter Hin, who
got back into the game at third for Buff
salo and White were the only Bisons who
nze up Harris TO any extent.
Poland did some long hitting for the
3rays. netting two and three-bagger OF
rozier.
Toxier hit A. Mcconnell in the first.
Lord sacrificed and Poland scored McCon-
aell with a two-bagger
In the second Smith doubled. Mcconnell
sacrificed. and Ryan's single scored
Smith. With two gone In the third, Ah-
Ttein singled and stole second. Donovan's
Jingle allowed him to score after Pheian
lad drawn q base on balls.
Harris singled In the ffth and took sec
md on A. McConnell's out. Lord singled,
corfng Harris. and triple by Poland
Scored Lord.
The score OF the first game:
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Runs-A. Mcconnell. Lord, Abstein.
Harris: smith,. First base on balls
Dn Tozier I. Struck out-By Tozier .; by
Harris s. Left on bases-Buffalo o; Provi-
ssncs :. First base on errors-Buffalo !;
providence 1. Three-base hit-Poiand.
rwo-base hits-Poland. Smith. Earned
uns-Providence 3. Sacrifice hits--Iord.
Mcconnell. Stolen bases-Abstein, Nat
ness Hit by pitcher--A. Mcconnell. JJm-
hres-kelly and Cusack. Time-lh. som.
SECOND GAME.
bunaio took an early start In the Soc
pno game, the Grays at times playing In
nstless fashion. due to Barry's slowness
In the very first round the Bisons speak
"a one run on him by double steal, and
nad ne been on the alert he might have
stopped at least one OF the tallIes Nat
tress was hit and Gettman sacrificed.
White singled and Chadbourne fumbled
the ball and Mattress crossed the rub
per. White going 70 second. Crawford
worked double steal with White, Barry
throwing very slowly. Barry then set.
tfcd down., but IN The Fourth The Herd
got on to his curves. and punched 1--WE
was a gallop for the champions.
Mattress played brilliant fielding
game In this contest. His nine chances
were all OF the difficult kind. and wer,
accepted Without an error, Barry wa,
booting q couple that he should hav,
gotten away with easily.
vowinkle settled down after the thlr,
inning. and the Grays could do little will
his curves. After Buffalo had made tw,
n its half Of the first the visitors brok,
The Ice I'm the second and scored one Alb
stein doubled and scored when Phelan'
Texas Lacquer to left netted him tw,
bags.
An error ny Hill In the third was cost
" 70 the locals. as II gave Providence a
east two runs. After Barry had fanne'
IN this inning. Mcconnell singled an,
Lord followed suit. Poland beat bunl
but Hill failed 10 hold tho ball, an,
Lord and Poland scoring. This ended IN,
visitors' run-getting in this game.
Five hits gave Buffalo three In tn,
fourth. A pase. a hit by pitcher ana ;
triple. followed by a double. added three
more TO the localS total In the NTH. anc
N the sixth q single and a double
brought the total up TO nine.
Score OF the second game:
RITFFAIn
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;sz$ ;SszzsSs 3 NEWS-DEMOCRAT SPORTS|s
AND CARTHAGE WIN
ADIRONDACK AND MAHOPOC

and to 5. won; Apple Toddy. 1o2 CHogg).
30 To and to ]. second; Sanguine. 102
CE. Dugan). TO and even, third. Time
i:N. Rustic, Berry Maid. Ferry Landing.
Blue Heron, Tee Tick and Adrian also
ran.
Second race. steeplechase handicap for
4-year-olds and up, about 2la miles--Gar-
rett. 1i2 (MitchelD. IL TO and l to 2. won;
Rocket, 14s (Archlbald). 8 to 10 and TO 4,
second; Burnett. 100 co. r. Wilson, IS TO |
and TO 1, third. Time 5:27. Kernel also
ran.
Fourth race, the Adirondack handicap.
for 2-year-olds. furlongs-Beaucoup, 40
&c. Dugan). TO 5 and to s. won Fall
cada, 104 SANDY, to 5. place, second ;
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Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. 2s.-Beaucoup.
Futurity candidate. won the Adirondack
handicap, furlongs, here. Falcada. sta
BILE mate OF Beaucoup. was second with
Fultonville third. The stable was backed
down from TO /. Beaucoup jumped into
the lead at the start and led by three
lengths In the stretch, bat was under
drive 20 win by a head. The stable had
declared to win with Falcada. thus caus-
ing the closeness OF the finish as T.. Du-
gan was waiting for Falcada to come up
and win. The summaries:
First race, selling, 2-year-olds, 5l5 fur
longs-James B. Brady. lO2 Miller). even
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Fultonville. loi (Gardiner). 3 to S. third.
Time lila Wavecrest. Raymond. Robert
Cooper and Henancy by Courtesy also
ran. Beaucoup and Falcada coupled
Fifth race, for S-year-olds handicap !
mile-Kennyetto. ia (Miller). 13 TO and
to 10, won; Tourenne, io7 (Horner). s to
place. second: Zeinap, 8 IL. DuganD. &
to 3. third. Time 1879. Charles Edward.
Lyndhurst and Standover also ran
Sixth race, for maidens. 3-year-olds and
upwards. l mile-Roalta. los (Sandy), Is
to l and to 1, won; Howard Shean, los
(Miller), TO 8. place. second: Pins and
Needles. 103 (Garner). 3 TO 8. third Time
lao. Collie Destroyer. salvolatile, Pom
pous and Puritan Girl also ran.
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CURTIS 10 COACH
MINNESOTA ELEVEN

Myron s. Curtis, Brown 1907, the Paw
tucket player who for the last four years
proved his worth as right halfback on
the Brewn- nrsfty teafff,-ha accepted
the position of coach at Carleton college.
Northheld, MINI. He will leave shortly
for his new work. succeeding j. Arthur
Baird. the former coach.
Curtis entered Brown from the Paw
tucket high school. where he had shown
sterling ability on the gridiron.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
CHICAGO, 8; BROOKLYN. 4.
WOMEN GOLFERS MEET
IN CHAMPIONSHIP

Chicago, Aug. 29.-In the semi-finals of
the womens Western golf championship
today, Miss Sallie Ainslie OF Westward
He VIII meet Miss -HelH4er- -ef Midlothian,
and Miss Llewellyn of Lagrange Will meet
Miss Lillian French OF Windsor.
The games yesterday resulted as fol-
lows; Miss Ainsle defeated Mrs. A. T.
III. Brewer. 6 up and to play. Miss Hell
mer defeated Mrs. Brafette. up and s to
play. Miss Llewellyn defeated Mrs.
Hinckley by default Miss French defeat
ed Miss, Sanders, 1 up In H holes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29

IL have brought back the lawn mower
bought OF you last week." said the man
with the side whiskers. You said you
would return my money II II wasn't salts
factory"
dealer, "but I assure you the money was
perfectly satisfactory In every respect
Chicago News
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HUDSON HARNESS RACES

Hudson. N. ", Aug 2e.-Ths harness
racing here furnished good sport sum
maries:
2:3o pace. purse. sSoo--Jewell won in
straight heats. Wallace III. was second
and Fonso third. Best time 2.22k.
2:H pace. purse $S00-Katherine took
second third and fourth heats and race;
Aspina was second and cy Shelton third.
Best time 2.2lh.
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BALLSTON RESULTS

Ballston. N. Y, Aug. 2.-The Eastern
New York Trotting Circuit races opened
here yesterday The 2:N class event went
to Sadie 8. In straight heats. Little Fred
was second and Bell Ringer third. Best
time 2:22h. The 2:19 class was unfinished,
Indian Jim and Janvier each winning two
heats and King one. Best time 2:lsk.
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QUALIFYING ROUND
ENDS AT WATCH HILL

w. p. Letchford. Misquamicut c. c.. l73
w. Clark, Misquamicut Golf club...... 173
NJ. Graham, Apawamis Golf club.,.... 17s
j. T. Mauran, Agawam Hunt ......... 175
w. II. Jackson, Misquamicut G. c.. 176
r. 3. Davis, Wannamoisett G. Co.. III
A. s. Vennerbeck. Metacomet G.. c.. III
ID. Fairchild, Metacomet Golf club 80. IT'S
r. +. Hinckle, Msquamicut Golf club. 17s
j. 8. Kenyon, Metacomet Golf club. 17s
III. w. Maxon. Pittsburg Field club . $50
IT. III. Sword, orange County q. Co.. $50
G.. G. Harrington, Metacomet q. c.. 1s2
A. w. Hancock, Metacomet q. c. 49,. 1s3
w. r. Shaw, Tekoa Golf club ........ lst
III. Burnett. Misquamicut Golf club. 1876
ID. L. Lyons, Misqvannicut Golf club. 1ss
+. b. Sellew, Pawtucket Golf club. 1ss
j. G. Thaw. Allegheny Country club. .. 1se
Il. w. Taylor. Misquamicut Golf club. 1sa
NJ. s. Brown. unattached ................. 1s9
L. W. Delzell. Misquamicut Golf club. 1e4
II. w. Davenport. Metacomet Golf club 100
3. III. Davis. Allston Golf club. b......... 1S
r.. colgate. Essex County cluo, ........ Iss
A. Grscom, Misduamicut Golf club. =. l2s
]. ]. Radel. South Orange Field club. 21i
l.. Criscom. Misquamicut Golf club =. 215
w. L. Mauron. Agawam Hunt ......... 27
No cards-A- II. Chase. Norwich Golf
club; A. W. Parks. Misquamicut Golf
club.
Withdrawn. c. Carnegie, Allegheny
Country club; NJ Graham. Apawamis
Golf club.
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Nuhs-Cruoks, FhyIe, FTynn, FrIck, Wo-
tell. Hurley-s: Engle ?. Mailing, wiltse
a. Home run-Flynn. Three-base hit
schany. Two-base hits-Mullen. wotell.
Sacrifice hits-Sharpe. Stolen bases-En-
gle. Cockman, Mullen. Struck out-By
McGinley 8: by Wiltse g First base on
balls-Off Mckinley 3: or witse T. Passed
ball-Stanage. Left on bases--Toronto 6:
Newark 6. Time-2h. Umplres-owens
and Conway. Attendance-4eco
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'Batted for Wiltse In ninth.
ROCHESTER, IA JERSEY CITY 8.

Rochester, N. Y, Aug. 2--Jersey City
went TO pieces In ~ field and at the bat
yesterday and lost 10 Rochester, 1s runs
10 6 Foxen was put out OF the game I'm
the second for protesting n decision. and
Wormwood went In 10 pitch. lie was bat
tied all over the field. The Skeeters ar
forded him poor support, making seven
official errors and numerous misplays
CrOre.
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The qualifying round for the Misuuami-
cut Golf clubs open tournament was
brought to an end on the Watch Hill
links yesterday afternoon.
II. M. Byers of the Allegheny Country
club made the lowest score for 36 holes,
his total for the two days play being 165
strokes. d. Partridge OF the New Bed
ford Golf club was the second low man
with 157 strokes, and w. H. Lyons OF the
home club was third with l62 strokes.
III. n. Rust and VI. l.. Burdick OF Wan
namoisett and j. T. Mauran OF Agawam
Hunt were the only players from this
part OF the state to get into the tour
nament
Foster n. Davis OF wannamolsett with
i17. A. S. Vennerbeck of Metacomet with
Ia and Danny" Fairchld OF Metacomet
with us strokes just missed the oppor-
tunity OF contesting for the cups:
The score follows:
FIRST SIXTEEN.
r. NJ. Byers Allegheny Country club. 155
ID. Partridge. New Bedford Golf club. l57
w. III. Lyons. Misduamicut Golf club. l62
s. II. Thomas. orange County O. c.. 1863
II. Van Week, Montclalr Golf club 80. l6i
II. Abbott, Piainfield Country club. lss
r. NJ Cole. Tekoa Golf club......... les
j. r. Byers. Misduamicut Golf club. 1853
II n. Rust. wannamoisett G. Co.. 171
VI. L. Burdlck. wannamoisett G. c.. iT2
y. c. Bakewell, Hyannisport @. CO.. Ia
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In order 10 accommodate the heavy
return summer travel, the steamer
Providence will on saturday. Aug. sist,
make a special trip to New York. leav-
ing Providence at the usual hour, 7:45
2. m. The service from Providence
on Sunday. Sept. ist, will be per-
formed by the new steamer Plymouth.
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BASEBALL RESULTS IN BRIEF
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterday,s Results.

Providence A, Buffalo 1-s.
Toronto 4-6, Newark "a.
Rochester 2, Jersey City 0.
Montreal 4. Baltimore 8.
Games Today.
Providence at Buffalo.
Jersey City at Rochester.
Newark at Toronto.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

AT Hartford-Hartford T. New Haven q
Al Holyoke-Holyoke 6. Waterbury 4.
Al springheld-Norwich 8. Springfield L.
Al Bridgeport-New London and Bridge
port advanced
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday ResuIts.

New York 3, st. Louis 2.
Chicago 6. Brooklyn 4.
Boston 8, cincinnati 4.
Pittsburg z, Philadelphia I.
Games To-day.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Boston SO, New York 81.
Detroit 4. st. Louis 3.
Cleveland 8, Chicago o.
Games Today.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
Boston at Washington.
Aur~rt~.u U~u~. ss-Is-
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GRAYS WIN AND
LOSE With b|S0NS

Mcconnell, Lord. Poland. Astein-4. First
base on balls-On Barry 3. Struck out
BY Vowinkle s: by Barry z. Left on
bases-Buffalo g.; Providence g. First base
on errors-Buffalo 2; Providence !. Three
base hit-Smith. Two-base hits-G. Nc
Connell. White, Abstein, Phelan. Earned
runs-Buffalo Z; Providence l. Sacrifice
hit-Gettman. Stolen bases--White. Muir
ray. G.. Mcconnell Double plays-Smith
TO Mattress TO G. McConnell; A. McCon-
nell 10 Crawford TO Abstein. Hit by
pitche---Nattress. McAllister. Passed
ball-McAllister. Umpires-Kelly and
Cusack Time-2h. Attendance-392S.
MONTREAL 4, BALTIMORE g.
Montreal. estfc.s AHg. e9.-Maaisanis-
home run In the eighth. sending In Cor
coran. who had singled. secured the last
game OF the Baltimores' series for Mon
treal. Raw calls on bases and balls forced
a run for Baltimore in the third. and the
visitors earned one In the sixth. Brown
singled In Montrears half of that inning.
and Corcoran tripled to right field line,
coming home on Dunns wild throw of the
relay. O'Hara singled in the eighth, was
sacrificed, stole and then tailed on Dem
mitts double. The score:
MONTREAL
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sHall batted for Beach in ninth.
!Hearne batted for McCioskey In ninth
TORONTO 4-6. NEWARK "a

Toronto. Ont. Aug 29.-Torontc- took
both ends OF the double-header with New
ark, winning the first game to 2, and the
second 6 TO 4. The initial contest was
pitchers battle between Rudolph and Nc
Carthy. with the honors slightly In favor
OF the former. for he was easily the more
effective OF the two when men were on
bases wiltse had much the better OF the
argument with mckinley In the second
game, till the eighth inning. In which pc
riod ne was touched up for Ave hits, In
cluding homer and two-bagger, the first
mentioned bingle. a smash by Flynn.
clearing the bases and netting the Leafs
two runs and a victory. The scores:
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N. {. LEAGUE
RESULTS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.


Fall River. Aug 29.-Manser held Lynn
down to four scattered hits. and Fall
River won easily, TO o. Steele was bat
ted hard, the hitting Of Connor being a
feature. Score:
Innings ....... Il 2 3 6 Z 8
Mall River .........0 1 2 o 0 o o 0 ks
LAWRENCE 1913. BROCKTON 9-2..
Lawrence, Aug 29.-Lawrence defeated
Brockton twice at Glen Forest in two
Garrison finishes taking the first game
by the score of 10 to 9, and the second. 3
TO g The second contest went seven In
nings by agreement Scores:
(First Game.)
Innings 80. ....1 2 6 7S9
Lawrence 49,. ....1 0 0 40
Brockton .....8 o. 3 o o.
Second Game.)
Innings =. 80. ..r.....1 2 SCI
Lawrence 49,. ..........0 0 0 o 2-3
Brockton ....... .........0 o 1 o o o.
HAVERHILL 3. LOWELL O.
Lowell. Aug. 29.-Haverhill shut out
Lowell here by a score OF 3 to 0 in what
proved to be pitchers battle. The fea-
lures OF the game were the home runs hits
by Madden and Collins. Score:
Innings Il 3
Haverhill ....,. 80 0 l o o. o o-3
Lowell .... ........0 90 o 0 90
Hits-Haverhill 3. Lowell g Errors
Haverhill q Lowell 8.
WORCESTER 1, NEW BEDFORD 0.
New Bedford. Aug. 29.-One earned run
In the 10th inning gave Worcester a VIC
tory over New Bedford. Slime held the To-
cal team to three hits. Delave pitched his
second game Of the day and until the 10th
he kept hits scattered Both teams gave
the pitchers perfect support, and the game
was one OF the best OF the season. Score:
Innings :. :. Il 2 4567 90
worcester =. 80 0 0 o 0 IL
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Runs-Brown, Corcoran z, Madigan-4;
O'Hara, Kelly. Burrell-3. Stolen bases
O'Hara, Corcoran. Demmitt. Shean. Kel-
ly, Three-base hit-Corcoran. Home run
Madigan. Sacrifice hits-Snowden, Madi-
gan, Kelly. Demmitt. McCloskey. Double
play--Corcoran to Brown TO Madigan.
First base on balls--Off McCloskey 2; off
Brockett L. Struck out--By McCloskey p;
by Brockett 3. Passed ball-Waters Left
on bases Baltimore 6: Montreal Z. Time
In. 40m. Umpire-McCarthy.