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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-24
NEW ENGLAND FOOD FAIR
WILL BE COLOSSAL

The New England Food, Fair and House
opens in Boston at Mechanics building,
Oct. Z, the greatest exposition Of any kind
ever held In that city. now seems to be
an assured fact. AS an exhibition OF food
products and house furnishings II will be
the most colossal thing of the kind ever
attempted There will be more than $50
exhibitors and OF these 50 are to give man.
ufacturing exhibits.
More than $4,000 Is to be expended In
providing free amusements OF all sorts
and the Ceylon government Is expending
$4,000 more on a nexhibit which will be
entirely free.
During the first two weeks OF the expo
sition the chief musical attraction will be
the playing of the famous United States
Marine band, Lieut. William III. Santel
mann, conductor. This is an organization
OF 81 musicians, who are enlisted as gov
ernment employees. The band is said to be
the finest In America. IL Is frequently
called "the presidents own" For the last
two weeks OF tho exposition the musical
feature will be the peerless Banda Roma
OF 65 musicians direct from Rome. Italy.
With them will come the Metropolitan
Grand Opera quartet, a group OF singers.
who have won fame In Aistropojitan
grand opera. During the entire exposi-
ton the Imperial Ladies' orchestra Will
play I'm Exhibition hall.
The single free feature upon which more
than 5000 is to be spent IL the reproduc-
tion OF an old-fashioned one-ring circus,
Just as ~ was 40 years ago Every detail
will be complete from canvas tent TO pink
lemonade. 1t is going 10 take a lot OF
peonle back to boyhood days.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-24
.GRAYS STOP IN
SHOW POSITION

the memory of baseball enthusiasts. The
great victory OF Jack Dunn's nine In 1898
is referred TO with pardonable pride. The
last game OF the season was the decid-
ing one. and by beating Rochester the
Grays not only clinched the champion
ship but won it's 14th consecutive vic
tory a wonderful finish of red-hot PEN
nant race.
The Eastern league dates back 10 1892,
when Providence won the first section or
the league season, which was divided
into halves.
The Grays will not entirely disband un-
I'll after the Sunday game at Rocky
Point which Is being arranged as q bene-
At for the Providence players. IT Is prob
able that the Chicago Americans will be
secured for the game. Yesterday Hughey
Duffy had a telegram sent to Manager
Jones of the worlds champions. who are
playing at Philadelphia. He expects to
receive favorable reply today.
On Wednesday a game will be played
in Lynn. probably with Buffalo. although
this is not yet definitely arranged, ac-
cording TO Secretary Daniels OF the Prov
dence club. on Thursday the Grays play
at Lynn, meeting the home team. A
game will be played Saturday at Fall
River with the New England league team
OF that city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-24
EXETER TO GET
R. |. SCHOOL FOR
FEEBLE MINDED

During the last term OF the general az
sembly a bill was passed authorizing IN
expenditure of s25. coo for the purchase q
land suitable for the erection of a stat
home for the feeble-m minded. At preser
the states feeble-minded are being take
care of at the Massachusetts, institution
A committee consisting of George T. Bn
ker, John +. Hendrick and A. j. Pothie
was appointed TO take charge OF the pre-
liminary arrangements for the locating
such an institution In this state and dun
ing the past three months these men hav
visited various sections OF the state whic
would be suitable for their purpose.
The committee has finally decided upo
the purchase OF the Hoxsie farm I'm Exc
ter. Negotiations are now being carrie
on and this farm with two adjoinini
smaller ones comprising some 500 aero
will soon be In the possession OF the stat,
The location here seems to be a suitahl
one. Tue land is healthy. has numbe
of neverfailing springs, contains plent
of woodland. a good stone quarry an
about 200 acres of tillable soil.
The location OF the school in Exeter wi
make the town the home of two importan
state institutions. the Rhode Island Col
lege of Agriculture being within seve
miles of the location selected for the eree
tion Of the home for feeble-minded.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-24
BASEBALL
RAGING
BOXING

Rain buckets were upset all over the
baseball map yesterday and put the
Eastern lea guers out OF business for the
day. The American leaguers also were
blanketed by j. Piuvius, but the veteran
Nationals played all four OF their sched-
uled events.
The Eastern league season closes to-
day with Providence holder OF third
place In the pennant race OF 1907. A win
OF the double header which was TO have
been played with the Bisons and VIC
tory today would have landed the Grays
on the second rung with a half-game
lead over the Herd. A double-header Is
scheduled today. but tho place cannot now
be wrested from Buffalo. the visiting
team having lead of two and half
games.
Toronto's success this year is a big
achievement for Manager Joe Kelly. Last
year the Maple Leafs were the tailenders
In the race for the rag. Toronto's VIC
tory this year is the third time that
Canadian nine has captured the laurels
OF Powers league. In 1902 Toronto won
tho championship and four years before
that the Montreal team carried the pen
nant TO British soil.
Providence has four times had cham
pion team In the Eastern league. it's
most recent victory being still fresh In
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BIG BOUTS
SATURDAY

Two fights OF more than the usual cali
bre, both OF them on Saturday, mark the
ring doings this week. but there is not
vast amount OF interest felt in them either
here in the East or on the Pacific coast
where they are to be held, for in both
cases boxer OF recognized ability will
meet a man who is not light of par
ttcular brilliancc In his class Joe Cans
has 20-round bout at Los Angeles with
George Memsic, known to the ring as
Jimmy Burns. and Jack Twin Sullivan is
TO fight Boshita Bill Suuires of Ans
tralia, who has been dfstinctively retiring
since his fasco with Tommy Burns I'm the
early day of the summer
The fight for the heavies is scheduled
10 go 20 rounds and Jack Twin NAV 6n}
mat Squfres is hard mouthful, for SlIl-
Ivan is not quite In the class with Tom
my Burns and therefore the antipodean
may not prove to be such easy meat as he
expects, but on the available dope Souires
would appear to be outclassed TO some ex-
tent
AS fer the other fight, IL will be only a
miracle or a streak OF funny luck that
viii return anybody but Champion Cans
the winner. Memsic has done nothing of
iate that would make him appear fit to
beat the conqueror of Bat Nelson (throw
out the Britt fighD, and then, too. he has
been III OF late, so that the bout with
cans, which was originally planned for
the beginning of the month. had To no
postponed twice. 1t seems hardly possible
that, reckoning this illness. Memsic can
compare with Cans, who is as near physi-
cally perfect as any man can be and then
with Cans past master of his business
II laaks little bad for Tommy Burns
protege.
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GOLD LADY, Z 70 5.
Wins ALbEMARLE

New York, Sept. A.--On a sloppy track
Gold Lady, the l2 to favorite. easily wen
the Albemarle Handicap, one miie and a
sixteenth, at Gravesend yesterday. She
took the lead in the stretch and won
eased up by five lengths. The heavy rain
made a track fetlock deep in mud and
water, and as a result the fields were
greatly reduced. The summaries:
First race. 2-year-olds, 5h furlongs--
Miss Delaney, 100 (Brusse), to and
to 2. won; Rosilro, 102 CIV Doyle), to 10.
place. second; Alex Grant. 102 (E. Dugan).
/ to 2. show third Time :09%. Perkoo.
Tommy Ahearn. Glaucus and Norbtt also
ran.
Second race, steeplechase, 4-year-olds
and UP. selling about 2 miles--Knight or
Elway, 143 (Archibald). to 1 and to 8.
won: Guardian, 13s (Kelleher), z to /.
place. second; Bannell, 137 (Stone), 2 to 8.
show, third. Time 4:05 Islam, Follow
On and Paprika also ran.
Third race, handicap, all ages, about 9
furlongs-Chiof Hayes, % tSumter). s to
and to 5, won; 'King's Daughter. l0s
(Miller) 6 to 8, place. second; De Mund.
l29 (NicoD, out to show, third. Time /: IL.
Baby Wolfe, Keator and Gentiau also
ran.
Fourth race, the Albemarle Handicap,
mares, all ages, / lie miles-Gold Lady,
107 (Miller), IL 10 and to 10. won; 'Gold-
en- West, 81 (Sumter), to l. place, second:
Killaloe. 105 (Notter), to /, show. third.
Time 1852 1-5. Tokalon, Miss Crawford
and Yankee Girl also ran.
Fifth race. 3-year-olds and upward, SELL
ing 1is miles--Rye, 10S (Miller). to and
to 4, won; Punky, 93 &C. 'wain). 8 to !.
place, second; Lally, SO HC- D, to 5.
show, third. Time 1859 3-5. COLE Ball and
Palette also ran.
Sixth race fllies and geldings. maidens.
2-year-olds, 5ia furlongs-King's Plate.
to T. won; Queen of the Hills, los (Pres-
toni, 4 to I, place, second; Gentleman, los
(McDanieD to /. show, third. Time
1:l3 3-5. Glorious Betsy, Colgate. Dixie
Gold. Spring Heel, Pontiac. Mrs. O'Far-
rell and Agnes Dorothea also ran.
Seventh race, fillies and geldings. maid
en- 2-year-olds, 5h furlongs-Complete, los
(Nfiller), 5 to and even, won; Imitator,
los Qowe), TO 5. place. second; Lois
Cavanaugh, los (PrestonJ, 7 to 10 show,
third. Time Ill. Prowler.. Sparker.
Matchmaker. Wedding, Nellie A. and
HOLDEN Buck also ran.
added starter
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-24
CITY LEAGuERS
MAKE new RULES

A special meeting OF the City league
was held at the rooms OF the Narragan-
sett Wheelmen. 301 Weybosset street, at
p. m. yesterday. President Henius of
Bullock's Temple OF Amusement. presid-
ed, and w. q. Vickers of the Weybosset
alleys acted as secretary.
After a long discussion a motion was
made by Henry Donnelly. seconded by J.
b. Swift, that only New England or
American league players OF six years
standing who have rolled 21 games, be
allowed to roll on any one team In the
leaejle, the previous events to stand as
rolled. was adopted unanimously.
1t was voted that a penalty be attached
TO this ruling, that each team violating
the rule shall forfeit three games, and
pay the sum of So to the opposing team.
A motion of Mr. Besser to take I'm the
Trinity Square team In place OF the I'm
perial Pawtucket quintet was defeated on
account OF the appearance of the rep
resentative of the alleys at the opportune
moment
A motion of Mr.. Cohon of the o'Gor-
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VS.. Hobart, at
Syracuse; Lebanon VS.. Carlisle at Car
lisle: Washington and jefferson VS.. Tech
nology at Carlisle. Pa.
Saturday--Lehigh VS.. Mehlenberg, at
South Bethlehem. Pa; Kents Hill vs..
Colby, at Waterville, Me-. Brown vs.
New Hampshire, at Providence; Gettys-
burg VS.. Bucknell. at Gettysburg; Wyom-
ing VS.. Lafayette. at Easton. Pa; Ro-
chester va. Syracuse, at Syracuse, N. T.;
Cornell VS. George Washington, at lth-
aca; Williams va. Amherst Aggies. at
Wiliiamstown; California Normal vs.
Washington and jefferson. at Carlisle
Pa; Niagara VS.. Colgate, at Hamilton.
N. Y; Bowdoin VS.. Fort Preble, at
Brunswick. Me; Dartmouth VS.. Nor
wich School at Hanover; Baltimore Col
lege VS. Franklin and Marshall at Ian
caster, Pa: Wesleyan VS.. Middlebury
at Midletown, Conn; Williston VS..
Springfield Training School. at Spring
6pld
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mans Palace alleys that any team droI
ping out OF the circuit shall forfeit its er
trance money and all games previousl
rolled was unanimously adopted.
1t was voted that new pins be used (
every match game rolled during IN
league series; also that the captain
each team shall send scores In writin
TO the official compiler OF averages an
team standings after each weekly contei
on the circuit
motion by Henry Donnelly OF the Ir
fantry Hall alleys that the rules and res
ulations adopted at the meeting be printe
and delivered TO each alley representa-
the league was unanimously adopted.
After the transaction OF business z
minor Importance the meeting was az
journed subject TO the call OF the chaii
man.
The scheduled events will be pulled Of
this evening, and as some slight change
may be necessitated I'm the makeup c
the different teams on account of the nel
rule adopted, the fans will be eager. q
get line upon the rollers as representa-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-24
SOCCER
SCHEDULE

following is the Soccer league schedule
for the first half OF the season OF 19o7-s:
SATURDAY. SEPT. 81.
Howard a Bulloughs VS.. Coats.
New Bedford VS.. Gorhams.
Fore River vs. Rovers-
SATURDAY. SEPT. IS.
Coats VS.. Fore Rivers.
Gorhams vs. Howard & BtslieesAs.
Rovers We. New Bedford.
SATURDAY. OCT.
Howard a Bulioughs vs.. Rovers.
New Bedford VS.. Coats.
Fore River w. Gorhams.
SATURDAY. OCT. II.
Gorhams VS.. New Bedford.
Rovers vs. Fore River.
Goats VS. Howard a Bulloughs.
SATURDAY. OCT. 10.
New Bedford VS.. Rovers
9orhams VS.. Coats
Howard a. Bulloughs vs. Fore River.
SATURDAY. OCT. 26.
Goats vs. Gorhams.
Fore River vs.. New Bedford.
Rovers VS.. Howard a Bulloughs.
SATURDAY. NOV. ..
5orhams VS.. Rovers.
Fore River VS.. Howard * Bulloughs-
Coats VS.. New Bedford.
SATURDAY, NOV. 16.
Fore River VS.. Coats.
Rovers VS.. Gorhams.
Howard a. Builoughs VS. New Bedford.
SATURDAY. NOV. %.
New Bedford VS.. Howard * Bulloughs.
Gorhams vs.. Fore River
Coats W.. Rovers.
Sirst-named clubs indicate home games
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-24
JACK FORD WANTED

lough football team OF Pawtucket are
feeling much eiated over the contest Sat-
urday. when a tie game was played with
the Coats team OF that city. For 30 min
utes the two teams battled before a
crowd OF over 1000 spectators and despite
the heat the game was fast.
The Howard-Bulough team is now
practically complete for the season, ex-
cept that the manager would Ike very
much 20 hear from Jack Ford, the clever
player who wore their uniform last year.
Ford. II Is claimed. Is in Rhode Island
somewhere, but until the manager tried 10
locate the man he had no idea OF the
sire OF his own state. Thus far all efforts
have proved without success.
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GOOD Shooting
At STATE RANG

Seven teams competed yesterday In I
driving rain for the brigade trophy at III
state rife range. Troop winning froI
the Machine Gun battery after one of tn
closest matches in the history of tn
range, only one point separating the tw
teams.
The teams only shot at the 500-yar
range. The targets went wrong OWN
to the downpour and II was decided b
the officials to carry on the match jus
the same. Company G., First regiment
II is understood, entered a prote,
against this.
Summary of match: Troop b. 264; Ms
chine Gun battery, 264; Company ID, Firs
regiment. 247 Company G., First reg
ment 244: Company f. First regimen
2l1; Staff, First regiment, l99; Compan
Second regiment, 1S2.
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NOTING
ON BIKES

The motorcyclists had enjoyable runs
Sunday. One party OF the Providence
Motorcycle club motored to Chepachet
and return. and another party took a trip
through Pawtuxet Valley. returning for
dinner. after which all went to Rocky
Point to attend the ball game.
the riders are now making preperav-
tions TO participate In the fourth annual
triangle run TO Worcester. Boston and
Providence. which will take place on Oct.
8. About 40 riders are expected to attend
this run. and all motorcyclists are In
vited. A party In already being formed
TO attend the New York show, where all
the makes OF motorcycles will be exhibit
cd next month. The riders who made the
run Sunday were Frank Short II. Il.
HuemeH. u. A. Swenson. Andrew Carls-
son, Karl LARSON, /. Lewis. Frank Lars
son. II. l.. Burlington, Frank Wilkinson,
Jesse Shaw. Fred Ennis. Frank Labonte
klaes OLSON and A. Hellborn.
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FORMER RESIDENT
KILLED AT CHELSEA

Charles Gillhooly. formerly of this city.
was killed Sunday by falling down stairs
at his boarding house at Chelsea, Mass.
He was not married. and was 80 years
old. He was employed by Atwood & Nc
Manus, box manufacturers
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-24
WATCH SNATCHERS
CAUGHT BY INSPECTOR

Felix Servcrt. ~. ard EDWARD J. IIip q
were trying 90 sell n gold watch along
South Main street yesterday afternoon,
and they were arrested by Inspector Cod
frey OF general suzfcion.
AZ headquarters they gave their names
and said Hili stole the watch from A eirre
belt on Highland road. Fan River, satur-
day night. They were delivered to Inspec-
tor Perrin Of FAN River.
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CITATION STEPS IN 2:O3 Ia
TO Beat GEERS' ARDELLE

Columbus. o.. Sept. A.-Citation yester-
day gave Ardelle, the Geers favorite in
the 2:o6 pace. a beating by going In 2:0si4
in the first heat OF the second weeks
grand circuit racing and finishing ahead
OF the favorite I'm the final heat, won by
Rudy Kip. This defeat is the second for
Ardelle In all her racing career. and Ci-
tation's time the best ever made by pac-
~ mare over the Columbus track. Claty
Latis raced true 10 form and won the
Hoster- Columbus Consolation from Jack
Leyhurn. upon whom there was consider
able ring play. The 2:07 trot was Lillian
RS all the way.
Daniel was the favorite In the 2:1b trot
and won about as he pleased. reducing
his record full second by trotting the
third mile In 2:oShA.
Sundown followed soon after the finish
OF the third heat In the 2:l3 pace. In which
three horses have heats. Prince Patrick
paced long mile. but won the first time
round. taking a new record. Flying Jim
reduced his mark when he avon the second
heat by half length from Pacemaker
who got the third heat from the Gosnell
horse by a neck The summaries:
2:05 class, pacing, three heats. purse
1890. one heat Friday:
Citation. b. m, by Norvalson (Mc-
Mahon) ..........................
Ardelle, br. m. tGeers) ............... =
Rudy Kip. br. h. Murphy .......... 3 i
Morning Star, b. g. tSarr) .......... 4
Nervolo, b. h. (Cox) ................. b
Time 2:04A. 2:0sA. 2;o4A.
Hoster- Columbus consolation. 2:l6 trot-
ters, three heats. purse 5000:
Claty Latis, ch. m, by Pilatus
+ (Lassel) ...................ss..... 4
Jack Leyburn, ch. e. tMcCarthy.. 3 2
Kassona, b. m. (Young) ............. 4
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For brown or black, prepared by
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HOMELESS MAN ILL
IN PRIVATE STABLl

Daniel Donovan, 43 years old. who
practically homeless was found i'll
John Gaffney's stable al Chad Brown AN
Oregon streets early last evening, and wa
sent to the Rhode Island hospital
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
NO GAMES YESTERDAY.
Eastern League standing.

Games Today.
Montreal at Baltimore (two games).
Toronto at Newark.
Buffalo at Providence (two games).
Rochester at Jersey City (two games)
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Providence Line Passenger Service 90
he nfsconfinued.

Passenger service Via the Providence
line between Providence and New
York will be discontinued for the sea
closing trips viii be made ss follows:
sss from S.w drn r,idss sssg,egssr
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oliver Moore, h. h. (Conrad) ........77 3
Genteel H., br. h. (W. Il. McDon-
hlu) .......................... b
May Earl, b. m. (Iedrick) .... 6 4 Z
Axtellay, b. m. CThomas) ........... s 8 6
Time 2:0sh, 2;o9 2:09iz.
2:07 class, trotting. three heats. purse
5000:
Lotta, blk IN. (McHenry) ........... 2 z
Kid Shea, b. e. Packer) ............ 3 A
Lady Gail Hamilton, blk. m
(Thomas) .................,.......... 4 B 3
TurleY. br. T. -lGeersl l................ 5
Time 2:0sh. 2;osis. 2:0Sh.
2:15 class. trotting. three In five. purse
1920:
Daniel, br. g., by Highlawn Prince
tErnst) ...'..........:'.....''' 1 ! 1
Othello. blk. e. (Fairbanks) ......... 3 2 2
The Pacoet. blk r. (McDevitD 80. 2 3 Z
Richie Baron, br. &. Hayes) ...... g. 10 3
Lucretia, br. m. (Geers) ............ 6 . 4
Johnny, b. x. U. Johnson) .......... o
Ferd c., b. &. (Maybery) ............ 10
Sllas. b. g. tMcMahon) .............. s
L. Maud, b. m. (Green) .............. 10 5
Dossie villois. br. m. (Packer) -. 9
Time 2:OeA. 2;lOA, 2:0sh.
2:13 class pacing, three In hve. purse
$500 Cinfinished):
Pacemaker, b. h.. by Kingraaker
Murphy ....................,..... i
Fiving lin. b. g. (GosneiD ........ 10 1 Q
Prince Patrick b. g. 90. JohnsoD.. o
Red Ash, br. h. (HedericD .........
Queen OF Clubs. b. m. (Rombaugh)
Eloise L. b m. (valentine) ...05 8 9
Reg Guard. h. q. (Engle) .......... 3 8 10
Alta IT oh m fSmith) ............4 8
Kavalla. q. @. (Young) ........... IL 8
Red Jacket, b. x. pennis) .......... 3
Gold Hal. TO. g. (McPherson) ..... IL 10 ds
Time 2:09h. 2:0sA, 2:l0M.
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Games Today.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NO GAMES YESTERDAY.
American League Standing.

Games Today.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
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HOLY CROSS TRACK CAPTAIN

The Holy Cross track team has elected
Joseph F. Foley OF the Sophomore class
captain. 20 fll the vacancy caused by the
decision OF Thomas J. scanlon to leave
Holy Cross and enter Fordham.
Myer Prinstein was among the missing
this summer. Prinstein has still the ability
TO Jump, but is so busy handling grow
ing law practice that he has no time TO
train. He predicts that he will be I'm shape
TO complete In London next year.
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Stokes STREET RIVERSIDE MILL
TOURNAMENT.
LOTUS q
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ST. LOUIS 9, BROOKLYN
CINCINNATI II, BOSTON g.

Cincinnati, Sept. 4.-Poor fielding by
both teams marked the game between
Cincinnati and Boston yesterday. Berber-
ich was knocked out in the fourth inning
and Boultes finished the game for the Wis
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PITTSBURG 3, NEW YORK 1.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept A.-In a most ex-
citing game yesterday Pittsburg defeated
New York in the first OF its final series
OF three games here. McGraw and Dew
lin were put out OF the grounds by Um-
pire KLEIN Score.
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NEWS-DEMOCRAT SPORTSE
BASEBALL RESULTS IN BRIEF
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago 4, PhlIadeIphia 1.
Pittsburg z, New York /.
Cincinnati IL, Boston 6.
CO A,.fa
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READY To
nail UP

CHICAGO 4, PHILADELPHIA /
Chicago, Sept. 24-Chicago clinched the
National league pennant yesterday when
they won their l01st victory, defeating
Philadelphia to.1 in eight wet innings.
Darkness stopped the game. Score:
Innings ......1 2 "a 8 SIS
Chicago ...... ........2 1 o % I 0x-
Philadelphia . 80 0 1 o O O-l
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Wallace ............. 90 81 50
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IotalS ............. Az 4S2 Ala is
O'GORMAN TWO-MAN HANDICAP
TOURNAMENT.