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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
Stri-i-i-i-I-ke one!

Strl-i-i-i-I-ke one,
It was the Browns turn Yesterday.
Maybe those Cubs didn't hand it to the
Giants.
Even Charley Jones was unable to con-
meet with Mr.. Glade.
Cantilion has turned over the first-base
coaching lines 20 Capt. Canley.
Nil will be ready to get back into the
game within the next couple Of DAYS.
Harry Howell and Charley Smith will
probably be the opposing pitchers this
afternoon.
George HUFF has started out to scour
the country for players for the Boston
Americans
Toronto has a big lead in the Eastern
League, with Jersey City second and
Rochester third
Hickman's weak knee is bothering him
again. He was hardly able to hobble
around the bases.
When you can't hit the opposing twirle-
and the other fellows are hammering your
pitcher. your team certainly looks fool
fish.
Cornell has made a proposition TO
Princeton to play a three-game series for
the college championship. 1t is up to the
Tigers.
Contrary TO the gossip IN the grand
stand, Durham was not discovered" by
Schlafy. but was introduced to Cantn-
Ion by Altlzer.
When it comes TO keeping the teams on
their toes and putting as much life as
possible in the game. silk" is certainly
the king Of jumps.
Uncle Ezra Sutton. who twenty years
ago was the star third baseman of the
Boston Nationals is dying in poverty in
a Boston hospital
That was only the second really poor
gamc Of the season at National Park
The other was the day the Athletics
walked home with an easy victory.
Graham certainly had the once famous
George Stone on his staff. In the first
with the bases loaded. Stone famed. and
he did the same in the third
It's a great race in the South Atlantic
Here was the standing June /: Jackson
Vile Z-1. Augusta. 22-20: Charleston.
@-4; Macon, I-22; Savannah. 2O-23. and
Columbia. 1870
Milwaukee Is willing to make a good
bid for Perrine. Hickman. and Schlafv.
but there seems to be little probability Of
The Washington herald., 1907-06-06
SUPERBAS TRIM REDS.
Bell and Coakley Fight Pitchers
BattIe-Ritter Gets Run.

Cincinnati, June Bell and Coakley
fought a splendid duel to-day. and the
Brooklyn pitcher won ont by the mar
rowest Of margins. Ritter scored Tho
only run of the game in the eighth. on
his single. sacrifice. and Alperman
double 90 left Mitchell made a triple IN
the ninth with one out but could not
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Interior and POst-OfiiCe played a tie
contest Yesterday, the score at the end
of the tenth inning being to s. 1t was a
see-saw affair. first one side taking the
lead and then the other, and was marked
by punk fielding and brilliant batting.
Interior batsmen chased Wahler and
Ryan to the woods in the seventh, knock
ing five runs over the rubber, but when
Haring was substituted in the eighth,
their scoring ceased. as they were unable
10 hnd him for a safety.
Interior put the game on the shelf in
the fourth, and should have won easily,
but the team went 10 pieces in the field,
Ddganne being the chief offender.
Carr was put out of the game in the
fifth for disputing a decision at first base.
The official score.
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Frs, base by euurs-Aoysius. T. Left On bases
Aloysius, 4: Southern RAILWAY 5. First base on
haIls-of Handiboe. J. Of Hampton. / Struck out
By Handihoe. 2; by Hampton, ]. Tmce-base hit
Simon. Two base hits-HeSsler. O'Brcn. t'opclaud
Holv. Sacrifice Eits-W- Handiboe. J. H7udib1e
B7rgctte Mcknight. Stolen hases-Sm1u. Mating
ly. Davis, Hoffman. HAYDEN, AnSey. Mcknight Hit
by pitcher-By Hsudibue J.. hy Hampton. l. I'm
pirO Mir. Handib0e. Time Of game hour and 9
minutes
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taIned funs-Nlnth. ). bethany. !. Leit on bases
Ninth, Z; Bethany 5. First base en- halls-Of Fin
negan ); of Rider, !; of Spicer, l. OF Gray. ;; Of
Oyster, ]. Innings pitchcd-By Finnecan. ;: By
Rider. !: by Spicer. 8; by Gray. 6. Hits made-OF
finegan. ); of Rider, 4; of Spicer 5; of Gray, s.
Struck out-By Finnessn, 4; by Spicer 2: By GRAY
4 Three-base hits-McDonald Stuckert Two-hsse
hits-ouantrele. StuckeTt. Moreland. Kerper Sacr-
fee hits-Rider, Ruiz Evans. Quantrelle Stolen
bases-Evans 90. Mcdonald. MoTeland. Quantrelle
Gray, Wood. Rider ~. Webb Ruiz. Wynkoop HIT
BY pitcher-By Fiunesan !; by Spicer. ]. Umpire
Mr.. Mackey Time Of game-2 hours
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TO-DAY,s GAMES.
Boston Mt Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia Ht 81. Louis
CLLcaen Lmne .--MatLeMsnn receLra.

Chicago. June 5.-Mathewson received
a terrible beating at the bats Of the
Cubs to-day. They fairly murdered the
ball. and accumulated fifteen hits in
eight innings of earnest endeavor At
that the Giants through vigorous
start, held their foes even for six in
nings and only fell before the on
slaught IN the seventh. Brown, after
the first inning. did well and was finely
supported
An immense army saw the battle.
flooding the stands and crOwding into
the field. Good order was maintained.
aside from a few lemons tossed at Nc
Graw.
The srOrn.
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T1-dlv's eame-Ca'umha A. C.. IS. g.. P. o.. a,
First and VI streets northeast az $50.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Trinity Barely NOsed Ont st. JO-
seph's by TO 4.
STAINING M THE FANS
To-day'l game-st Peters vs.. S. Martins.

Trinity barely retained the second
place in the percentage column yester-
day when the Georgetown lads nosed
out st. Josephs 8 TO T.
Graft was on the firing line for
Trinity and kept the hits well scat
tered, but ragged fielding al crucial
moments behind him kept the result al
WAYS in doubt.
Heinrich was after the hOme-run rec
ord and made fairly good headwav.
landing on Graf for a double and a
triple
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DanSiIIe Loses Third.

Special % The Washington Herald
Danville, Va. June 5.-Danvile was
defeated to-day In the third consecu-
tive game by Portsmouth, in a game
marked by brilliant fielding and all
around fast playing by the visitors.
Score
RHE
Portsmouth. ......-..... OOIO00 o
DanTills. o 0 o 0020O - o
BattcricS-Walsh and Burns; Ham, Comiuscr. and
Ryan. Umpir1-Nlr. stanton.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.

St. Louis, 10; Washington, L.
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Hovards Win Again.

The George E. Howard ball team de-
feated the Photo Engravers' ball team.
which comprise the Maurice Joyce. Ma
tional, and United States engraving COM
panies, on the Monument Grounds yester-
day. by to l. The fielding of Wood and the
pitching of Freeman were the features.
The next game viii be with the Judd
& Detweiler team June s. on the ball
grounds at North Capitol and L streets
northwest. The score;
RH.E
Howards ................. 0 0 . o q n & : /,
Photo Engraving ...... 10000 O-l , :
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GALLAUDET THE WINNER.
NUtes Beat Washington Athletic
Association by TO q,

Gallaudet had a hard time beating the
Washington Athletic Association yester-
day at Kendall Green, the final score
being 10 s.
Capt. Cooper, Of Gallaudet pitched the
first game OF his career, and did well.
Dave Goodnos catching and base-throW-
inc ~ q fnl+rrrn G.rrD.
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At Montg me-y-NIemI Montgomery. rain.
A. AtlaHta-Atlant8 l3 Little Rock. l.
A. Nashville-Nashyille, 5, Shreveport T.
At BimiBgham-Bim 70; New Orleans.
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Left on bsses-Berwyu, 4; Hyattsyillc G. First
base on balls-Of Moore, !; of Byrd, 2 Struck
out-By Moore. 2; by Byrd, :. Two-base hits-G
Leasin, Grason- Stolen bases-Galt 49,. Geib D0u-
bic plays-Grason 70 Guide; Byrd TO Guide TO Man
gum; Moore 70 McGVg0r 20 Bsuows. Umpire
Prof Mealey. Time Of game hour and 30 minutes.
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CIarksburE Wins Another.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd, June O. Clarks-
burg made hits that counted to-day.
and won. The Cumberland batters
found the ball. but did not seem to
have the steam to send it far. Score:
S to ..
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IsHIITI "IIT0TI|T 7. T. II5I Do"
by err0rs-Post Office Z: Interior g. Left bases
Post cfice. s. Interior O. First base on balls-Ot
Baucn Z: OF Y. Waher, Innings pitched By v
Wshler. 623 by Ryan. IS; bv Hariug. g. Hts
rnade-Of y. Whaler g. Of Ryan. 8. Stuck out
By Bartell, 8. hy Y Wahler I. hy Haring. 8 Two
base hit-HeTng Sacrifice mts-Barle Barnhart
Hardy. McGrath. Stolen h5se=-Barrel Nennemau.
Dugnne l2l, Carr, knight Me,Eath o. Feuton
~, Ouison a., Herring Double pIav-Barteu %
Duganne. Hit by pitcher-By v. Wahler, J. Wild
pitCl-Ryan. Balk-Ryau Passed bsTl-l Armenian.
Umpre-Mr. Belts Time Of game hours and
mlnufes.
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Westminster Handicap: one
Montreal.

FIRST RACE-Nailsn teo-year-oIds; four fur
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EASY FOR ST. LOUIS
Browns TrOunce Nationals
by Score Of 10 to 1.
DURHAM RELIEVES GRAHAM

Recruit from Lancaster Gets a Poor
Start. but Holds Visitors Safe Dur
ing the Last Three Innings of the
Game-GInde Pitches Good Bail
for Victors, Allowing Six Hits.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-06

FOURTH RACE-Haudirap steepIeshase; four
yearolis and upward about two and ons-haE
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CUBS DEFEAT GIANTS
Chicago Crowd Wild at Vie
tory Oh Home Grounds.
MATHEWSON IS POUNDED HARD

Avalanche of BingIes Comes in Sew
enth, and the Naughty McGrawites
Again Taste Defeat nt Hands of
Their Western RivaIs-Good Order
Is Maintained Throughout Game.
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Milwaukee Is willing to make a good
bid for Perrine. Hickman. and SchlafIv
but there seems to be little probability Of
The Washington herald., 1907-06-06
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
0nSla nd.

FIRST RACE-ssllinr; four furionrs
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The OmcinI Score.
Totals ...-....... % I s q Y
'Batted for Durham in ninth inning.

'Batted for Durham in ninth inning
s.. Louis......... 0 ? . 2 O O-l0
Washington ..... 0 / 0 o 0 0 o. /
Earned rUns-St. Louis. .: Washington.
ton, 6. First base on balls-Of Glade 2.
of Graham, 3, off Durham, .. Innings
pitched-By Graham 3; by Durham. 4
Hits made-Of Graham, Z; off Durham.
Struck out-By Glade. 8, by Graham
IWo-b1se. hit-Pickering Hit by pitcher
By Graham, l; by Durham, J. Passed
ball-O COnnOr. Umpire-Mr. OJougblin
Time Of game-1 hour and 45 minutes.
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and cns-hslf furlongs
Minchester Loses Onener.

Winchester. Va. June 5-The base
ball season opened in Winchester to-
day. In an exciting game Winchester
lost 10 WalbroOk athletic Club. Balti-
more. by to 1. Batteries: Walbrook-
Graham and White. Winchester
Sinner and Woodward.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columb1s-St Paul g. Columbus. J.
AZ IndiaHspoiiS-l indianapolis. i, Kansas City. g.
At Louisville-Alilwaukoe, Il; Louisville l.
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Struck out-Bv Bell 8, hv CoaEIey. @ Tbrre.hasa
hit-NHrchen Tyo-aasa h,--R4tcb Sacrifice hit
Camel stolen h1grs-L0brrt. Mitchell Double
risv-Lohrrt % HrzEi-7 20 Camel Umure-Nlr.
Emslis Time n Eme-l hour and 81 minutes. At
Tendance 80
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The score
Totals .....sBEB 2

III "I'" % IIIT7"'I| fT""T- = N IITI'N'|n-
l. Struck Cut-Hv Brovr. Q, ty Mathens1n 8 Two
base hirS-DcTGn. Sherksri Chance. King ~8c1.
fee h.ts-Tjakrr Holman Bresnahsn Stolen base
Chance Double pavs-Chanra Tinker Ht by
p.'cler-McGauu. Umpras-Mossrs ODay and Rig
Icr. Time q game h0urs. At-ordsucc-Eo01
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The score

Left on bases--t. Louis g. Philadelphia. 1 First
base on balls-Of Bcehe. S: rtf Gordon Struck
0ut-By Beebs, II; hy Corridor. g. Three-base hits
Bennett Masee. stolen hazes-RCnnett Thomas
Hit 10y piicler-By Beehe J. Umpire-Mr Ca7rcn-
ter. Time Of game hours and 20 minutes. Attend
auce-3 so
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Left on llses-Gallaudet. 4; ". A. c.. s. First
base on balls-Of Byram 3. Struck out-By Coorer.
6; by Byram. 8 Thrce-blse hit-HoWer. Sacrifice
hits-Byram Murphy Bell a. Preston Stolen
hases-Gallaudet. Il; W. A. A. Hit by pitcher
BY Cooper, l. Passed balls-Goodno ~. Umpire
Mr.. Leon Jones. Time Of game-2 hours and 10 min
utes.
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CARDINALS FIELD POORLY.
Philadelphia Takes Opening Game
AT ~. Louis. = To =.

St Louis, June 5.-Philadelphia won
the opening game Of the series with the
Cardinals here. S to .. owing 20 the
wildness Of Beebe, some timely hitting
by the Philies. and poor fielding by St
Louis.
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WESTERN LEAGUE,

At Omaha Omaha. ( Des Moines, 2.
At Sioux City-SiOux City. 2. Denver, /.
At LinCOln-Lincoln. 4; ; Pueblo. l.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At AuCusta-Augusts. 3; Jacksonville. !.
At Msc1n-Alac0n. g; Columbia. 7.
At Ssvannah-Charlest0n .: Savannah, 0.
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE,

At Lanc7ster-Lancaster Z; Wilmington. 4.
At Y0rk-Trcnton. Is. York. .
A. Harrisburg Harrisburg. Z; Altoona. /.
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Nintn cOnpletely OutClaSSed Bethany
yesterday, winning by l. to ,.
Rider and Zaneln each stole home with
the ball in the pitchers hands, these be
ing the only tallies that Bethany could
count, Evans base running and Dutch
Stuckert's batting were features.
The official score.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Richmond, :; Lynchburg, I.
Norfolk, ,; Roanoke. 2.
Portsmouth, 81 DanyiIIe, 4.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Portsmouth Mt Roanoke.
DRnvilIe at Lynchburg.
Norfolk at Richmond
STANDING OLE The TEAMS
THIRD GAME FOR NORFOLK.
Roanoke Unable to Connect with
Ball at Proper Time.

'lNliaA Ut me washington Herald
Roanoke. Va, June Norfolk made
1t three straights by winning to-day's
game The features We're Foxs pitch
ing and Norfolk's general alI-around
playing. The locals were unable to
make connection with the sphere when
they had men on bases. Reynolds also
pitched we'll Score.
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RIchmond in Good Form.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
lynchburg. Va, June Richmond
outplayed Lynchburg at all stages to-
day and won the last OF the series in
canter by the score Of to l. Flowers
was not in form and he was relieved in
the third inning by Kline, who Jared
little better Score.
RHE
Lynchb,rg. o00lo oooI 3
Richmond ............. 0 ! O. 0 0 - 70 s
Battercs-Flovers. Kline. and Egans; Salva and
Walsh, UmpirC-lir. Trubv
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Ninth 0utcInsseS bethany and Wins
by Score of rs to 2.
CTaN-pyNl, or srrr,- oY.,,-
Ninth completely outclassed Be

T0-day'5 Eame-First vs. r. L NJ, at Thirteenth
and ID streets northeast
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base hf ero--T Trinity. 4 S. Jo-erls g. Left au
hasss-Trau. 6. ~t Jrsephs g. First base on
hall5-Of Graf 2. NJ D1Id q Innings pitched b.
GrT. Z. bl D1di. 8. Or Dslv. o. HIS mala-Uf
Dodi. g. ~trucs r1t-By GuT g. br D1iI. &, Hs
Dsly. g. IEras-hsse ht-Hsi1rca. Tsa-la-- hits
Heinrich. Knock. Stolen l1se.-A CHi-H-m
Sebastian. Rucl d. L.mrrr-sr urls-sr ~. smith.
D5iI Wild UiteH-Gua Passed tsll=-IH.=rIm
Bunch. Jmpre-Nr Handler. Time of same hour
and ~ minutes
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/ SAW YOUR I'D IN THE HERALD
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Ri' Graudc. 8 iSvairI. G 20 ].
won, Chief HAYES I02 T. DugsnI % O. second
Workman, l05 ~. Burns. L 20 J. third Time
1885 25. Acrobat Lord Stauhope Msryer Rcd
Leaf, shcksEay and Gen. Haley also rsu
SECOND RACE-Urclc lr lBrsselu ? 10 J.
w0ri fo-le.lo. lp 'koFnerI. - ~ l. second. Fah
cd0. lG Mountain Is 70 J. third Time. Loo
Nlmb1s sfring Heel, Mss1ue Goshen star. and
Samrssv slsp ran.
THIRD RACE-Coiin. Iz5 NfountainI. 20 s.
wru. BssurrVp liz T. DuFani. I 20 J. second
Nave0rst. III Miller. 20 J. third Tine. H5 l-j
Long Ra.i Araze and G0'dqus-t also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Aifar l43 .OVsu.I. 20 !. won.
Mr NcCsuH. E5 .StoUe. 20 60 l. second. CoEry
lA .br1eh1eI ? to @ third. Time 555 Agent
T. S. Marin, California King and Lickuerny also
ran.
FIFTH BACE-Wslhaurne. l13 H. Duzau,. 20 70
D. won, Tommy Waideu III Niouutaiu., 20 J.
second. Aletheuo io5 Nirfsr 20 s. third. Time
l.;7 i5 Paumouok Sailor Boy Paul Jones. and
hsuuefv Beau also ran
SIXTH RACE-CrL White l4 w DovlsI even,
F1u FUs'Ian. o g. Dugsnl. { 20 J. second Max.
mar. Joe FmH' : 20 J. third. Time l.H ST. Val
eufine. Fo1uessing Oliver Cromwell and r. A.
Arm alvo nan.
SEVENTH RACE-CInistersss Ii5 .N0uerl. S tp
? won Orto1 pabhie li5 Miller. 20 l. second E
Winning Hand - Ny OBrisuI. ( 20 + third.
Time ois Blue Mamie Victory Belle, Spring
Beauty Peco@ Johnnie. sleepy Nen, and Grace
Pulling 1l-n ran.
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COLIN Wins IN Mud
Keene'S Horse Takes Eclipse
Stakes at Belmont.
HARD DRIVE BY MOUNTAIN
Miller Runs Wave Crest on Feet in
First Three FurlOngs-BenucOu
der Whip-COI. white, Even,
Romps in, Taking Sixth Race.

Belmont Park, June 5-James r.
Keene's Colin ran another wonderful race
at Belmont Park to-day, under the most
adverse circumstances. The rain was
coming down in torrents and the track
was a sea Of sloppy mud when Colin went
to the post for the Eclipse Stakes. He
was an Odds-On favOTite, but he reCeded
from ] to to 9 to because It was
feared that he could not run in the
mud. Beaucoup and Wave Crest were
both backed down 10 and ;, respectively.
because they had shown that they liked
soft going When the barrier went up
Colin, who had a box hook" did not
seem inclined TO run, so that Mountain
was compelled to go at him with vigOr
Miller raced out In front with Wave
Crest. who was literally run off her feet
in the hTst three furl0ngs Then Colin
found that he had another tough custom
or 90 deal with in Beaucoup, who was
full of running. Through the last quarter
Of a mile Mountain had Colin under the
whip. He won by a head.
Altar. backed down from to 4. was the
winner Of the Grand National Steeple-
chase after a thrilling race. He was hard
driven to beat Mr Mccain. 10 to l.
Melbourne. 10 10 /. was the winner of
the handicap. at mile and a sixteenth.
beating Tommy Waddell. 10 J. a half
length Aietheuo, S-to-5 favorite, was
third.
Uncle, to l. romped home i'm the second
race, with Fordello, 10 to /. In the place
Rio Graade, S-to-1 shot took the first race.
with Chief Hayes. 5-to-2 favOrite, second,
and Workman, y TO !, third.
Col White. even-money favOrite, made
a runaway Of the sixth race.
CIoisteress, 6-to-5 favorlte, took the last
event 90 a hot finish. by a head. with
Orton Dobble, 2 to !, in the place. Four
favorites were beaten in the presence Of
about 1900 spectators.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Southern Railway by g to 3.
STANnING Oh TIE TEANl--

s. sI57------- . s71lL- ~ 5 .
1.Iia.tcs. ... "a Galaasil......... g m a. 3
To-dlv's eame-Ca'umha A. G.. vs g.. 2. o.. at
First and VI streets northeast. ar $50.
Aloysius, yesterday, largely by mis-
plays Of the Southern Railway team. tied
ST. Stephens for first place in the pen
uant race, and d7wned the Engineers by
10 B.
Hampton. the slab artist for the South
erners. had Aloysius guessing until the
SIXTH when his teammates fell down on
chances, and four runs were scored. At
that, his work was of the top-IYltch
order, allowing but six hits. three Of
which were chipped off by Sam Simon,
the Georgetown baseball captain Willie
Handib0e was touched up more lively, and
had Hampton's support been up 20 the
usual work Of the Southerners he would
have won his game. O'Brien's one
handed stop Of Hoffman's welt to center
field was the feature.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-21

Could you shut off your water sup
ply from the street, in case pipe in
your house burst? was asked one
evening to come over to a neighbours
house and see if [ could shut off the
water for them. A water pipe had
burst near the kitchen sink, and the
water was flooding the Kitchen.
After considerable search with very
poor light I found the stopcock and
shut off the water. If the pipe had
burst between the walls, one can
essily imagine the damage which
would have been done. 1t would
seem that every member of a house,
hold should be able to instantly shut
off the water from the street. I have
found that the stopcock just mem
toned is very likely to corrode from
infrequent use and become so stiff that
is it impossible to turn ito. K. F., in
Good Housekeeping.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-21
Estate of Gertrude Burke

STATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate Court
Orleans District SIS lheld at the PfobIte
Oficp within and for said District, on the sth
dav Of October, A. D., 1901.
Present, Hon r. r. ALFRED, Judge, copy
Of the last will and testament Of Gertrude
Burke late OF Lowell, IN the Comfy OF Md
dIesex, and State OF Massachusetts,, decease' '.
daily roved and allowed in the Probate Court
forthe County OF Middlesex, aforesaid, aud OF
the Probate thereof being presented TO the
court here, that the same iustrum mt may be
allowed In this state, as the last will and ties.
lament OF the said deceased, and that the said
copy may be fled and recorded in the Probate
Court for the District OF Orleans aforesaid, ,
aFreeably to the stat1te in such case made
and provided: II is h reby ordered that all
perso 8 couceTne1 be notified to appear be-
fore said court at a session thereof to be hold
On at the Probate Office in said Newport on
the sOth day of October. A. ID. 1907, aud contest
the allowance of the said instrument anf the
Il ing aud recording OF the copy OF aid Will,
and the Probats thereof, as aforesaid II they
see cause, for which purpose IL Is further or
dered that a copy Of the record OF this or er
be published three weeks successfully in the
Orleans County Moni ora newspaper printed
at Barton in this s. ate, a which publications
snail be previous to the said time appointed
for said hearing. .
Bv The 9 curt, +. e. ALFRED, Judge
4f-43
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-21

use paper napkins under the plates.
Even the newspaper napkins are
better than for tired mother TO wash
and iron innumeraple tablecloths and
napkins. Spread newspapers every
where possible TO prevent soiling
tables, floors, etc., when preparing
vegetables and meat.
There are numberless ways to save
time and strength, and busy brain
can easily think of many that ] have
not mentioned. All these things are
very much worth while. The time
gained can much better be used in
reading, riding, walking, talking,
thinking and getting the most real
good and pleasure out o. life for
ones self and ones friends.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-21
A Chance for Boys 10 Make a Dollar.

We want all the bones we can get.
Can use heads, hoofs, hornH anything
in the line OF bones-if only dry. We
will pay soc per hundred pounds for
thoroughly dry bone-we can pay even
more il strictly clean, hard, fresh, dry
boiled butchers bones and payfreights
from your station il shipped in lots OF
200 pounds or more. May be shipped
in barrels or cheap sacks.-C. SPACE,
Hyde Pork, VT.
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-21
PROBATE COURTS.

Probate CourtawiIl be held AZ the Probate
once In Newport each Monday. A. the o1ict
rfF W. Baldwin IN Barton on the sesonf
Tiriday Of each month; AZ The once oi -
n Caypenter 81 Bartoa Loading in the f0-e
noon on the third Friday OF each month.
FE. ALFRED. Judge % Probate.