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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-28
WOLCOTT.

Fred LcCkner Of H1rdw.ck came the
last Of the week, called here ny tho SCR
Gus Illness of his brother John.
with pneumonia Mrs. william Iafcur
was arrested Thursday for stealing A
dress from Mrs. Fred Grant The dress
was found in hey possession. She was
tried Friday and sentenced to ~ days
at the House Of Corrections The Morse
Lumber company IS putting in a dynamo
and wiring their plant for electric light
ing Edward Congor Of Woodbury. is
moving here and It IS expected that he
will open n meat market.-The Rev.
Frank Young returned to hts home IN
Hall Stream. +. @, Saturday WI
mer Warren while driving a now west
ern horse on her return trip from Hard
wick Friday, was thrown from the
buggy and one wrist broken. The horse
was frightened at yoke OF oxen.-D II
Wheeler went to West Concord Saturday
To visit his daughter. Mrs. r.. A. Gray
Mra. = Q. Judd, who IS staying In Fair
field for the winter. was at her home
here over Smday.-G. W. Davis had one
hand severely injured IN o. throsh.ng ma
chine recently an had to have one
finger taken off, son was born 70 Mr.
and Mrs.. William Barton Friday. No
vomb,r 22-J y Martin and young son
went 90 Northumberland y. II. Saturday
T. visit his son.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Justice H. W. Vail and Chief Of Police
r II. ketchum We're IN Rraintree
Nov. 20 at tho trial OF state vs. Mrs
Matilda Rogers. Mrs. s Myria Stearns
many different times had missed money
but her suspicious were not deeply
aroused until she missed s. bin that
she lid marked Upon investigating It
was found that the marked bill had been
paid ny Mrs Rogers at f. Batchellor's
store, chief Of Police Ketchum arrested
hcr and sent FOR Justice H. W. Vail In
the trial Mr. Rogers pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to ono month in the House
OF Correction at Rutland, Chief OF Pc.
Tee Kctchum accompanied here there
p. G. BASS has sold hts saw mill, wood
lots farm and cottages to George f.
Brooks ~ Bangor. Maine Mr. Pass
viii retain possession until spring, end
IN 20 years ownership.
O p Hlnklcy Of South Randolph. who
was arrested charged with not providing
proper shelter for his cattle was given
hearing Saturday morning. Mr.. Hinkley
pleaded guilty and hts hne and costs
amounted To- s1l35 IIo also had to asree
~ furnish better accommodations Miss
Minnie Carpenter went to Essex june
ton and burlington saturday. Mr., ana
Mrs G. A. Natsou have gone to Derry.
y H.-Mrs Ira williams passed Satur-
day Mt Mrs. John Parrots in Bethel
Fay Wells, who has been working In
Kennel square. Pa, is In the West
chester. Pa. hospital with his right leg
badly broken Mrs. Wells Is here.-Dr.
and Mrs. H. c. Rcckman won't to BOSTON
10 attend the Harvard Yale game Satur-
day Mrs. Bcckman will remain
few days as the guest OF Mrs. Tden.
Mrs Sadie Lamb Of Mortified Is
visiting her sisters Mrs. w. r. Wall
and Mrs J. NJ Holman.-RoY Huse OF
Hartford, Conn, is passing vacation
wit. his parents, Mr. and Mrs A. ],
Uuse-Nrs Don Moore Of Sharon and
two children are visiting her parents.
Mr. ana Mrs O. ] Marcott Thursday
they viii he Joined by Mr. Moore Miss
Naurlne Thayer Of Essex Junction is
visiting in town.-John Kimhall has re
turned to Roston.- Eugene Greene is Ill
with pneumonia. w f. Rand, Jr., NJ
Gprirrneld Is IN town.-Connor McGee
Of Milton is the new night operator nj
the station.-Mrs Clara Downing Ia very
ill-The members 81 the Rochester club
IContinued on 18th Pnge>
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TRADE IN BRIGHTON DULL.
buyers Are cautions As They Expect
General Decline In Food Products.

Roston. Nov 27-f1xpectatior ~ a gem.
oral decline IN the cost of food proaucts
and the greater demand FOR poultry foy
Thanksgiving caused very dun Iva
stock market At tho Brighton liv" stock
yarl7 "o.'crd1v Prices Of all kinds Of
stock doa',acd from those prevailing at
the 'as' ulrl..'. and the receipts wera
vcrr l.ht
A pair o STATE fair stcors, n months
nd ami Weighing icGI wore sold ly +.
l.. LIBBY 10Y cents a pound. only SIX
other s'ccrs Wore offered for sale, ami
th"y were ~ poor quality ia,c n pound
being tho highest price obtained
There was a larger run Of tho cheaper
grades " beef cattle. and the prices
were lower also. Eighty beef cows sold
at prices ranging from % IN Sia cents
pound and over 200 Gamers FOR 5i4l
q hundrodwcirht ono beef bun wciEl-
ing $50 brought crnts "a pound
The prices Of hogs d"clinel from ~ IA
20 cents hunlradwcfght. tho exception.
nly small number OF f. selling for price,
ranF'nE from "a TO ~ cents pound
Shaop cold for TO cents pound
II changing hands a. these prices Tvr
hundred lnmos brought from t. cent;
= pound and $50 calves from 81 to- So
= huulro1wclpht. Several rxt~a choict
calves wore sold for cents p pouut
nnd 10 dr.akora for ~ cents n pound
Among tho s'i's ycetoriov wcro:
f. O. Piper Nidd'rbury. w.t. ae!f
ers weighing 1910 Mt $3.50 ho'cor weigh
!1r roo ~ 81, ~ cows az $40
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CAMBRIDGE.

MI and Mrs H. 9. Wells were in Bur
iinston Saturday Miss Lucy Wheelock
who h's been visiting her father. the
Rcv. Dr. Wheelock, returned the first OF
the week 10 oston.-Schools closed Fri
day FOR ore week and Principal and Ms
killing went to their home in Thetford
Saturday.-The Roy. Or N-hcc'ook has
been more comfortable for the past few
17ys.--N SO Georgia Pailoy IS passing the
week in Johnson Miss Reh1 Gray is
visitinE In Morrisvila this week.. !
Church ana sister, Mrs Charles Bellows.
wsro In Hyde Park Tucsday.-A Thanks
giving service VIII be held at the Con
p:o=7tional Church Sunday evening. Do
cnmhor l.-Ahouj ~ couples attended the
promenade given 10y the nigh school Fri
day nipht.-Nr and Mrs. W H. Girls.
wo'1 went TO- Montpelier Yesterday to
pass THANKSGIVING
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SWANTON.

The duck shooting in the marshes is
practically over for the season, only
! few ducks still lingering before fly
ing south. Tho season has been fairly
Sood.-Mrs T. j. Hawlcv, who was
uricken with paralysis one year ago
INST saturday, is stlll unable to walk
)r talk though her physical health Is
fcry good.--Mrs. FChcrt platt is fill
Tho school directors met Saturday 10
pay off the teachers for the fan period
md close up affairs for the school year
The showing is very Eratifylnr All
the old teachers have been engaged
FOR the winter terms except Miss car
rio sweeney in district No. 1. who gives
up teaching, and Miss Fannie Hall in
the Tabor district, who is to take n
position In the village schools. The
directors are looking for teachers for
these two districts.-Mr. ana Mrs
Charles Comstock moved to Bridge
port. Conn. Monday.-Charlcs and
George Bouchard. who wcrc arrested
for shooting out the windows OF the
Rev. Mr.. Ranslow's cottage on the
river road have been held for appear
Hncc at county court.--Mrs. Maymo
Parsons Is H.
Tho Rev. Edward Stone, the localrcctor.
the Rev. George Stone Of NNashington,
". C., and the Rev Arthur Stone.
chaplain IN the United States navy. Of
5iciated at Holy Trinity Church. Sunday.
it IS a very unusual thing Tor "a father
70 be a worshipper Mt a church in which
his three sons offcatcd as was the case
of the Hon H. NJ stone NJ this service
The siX-inch water pipe to connect the
village system with the kndling wood
plant IS being lnid This requires over
2,0n feet Of piping II is expected tho
plant will start up about December T.
The spur track to tho saving depart
mcnt is completed and the railroad peo-
rlc are now laying q siding TO tho fac
torv.-Thcro was a heavy fall of snow
Monday.-Madamc Stuphon has gone to
Boston where she viii pass Thanksgiving
with her SON Mol1imcr.-Mr and Mrs A.
r. Ascltin, have ono to Providence r.
There were Thanksgiving exercises
in some OF the grades Of the high high
school Wodnesday.-The remains OF
benjamin NoiEs were brought bore from
Rutland Saturday for iutermcnt in tho
Catholic cemetery in tho M-Cluel5y lot
The deceased was oS years old son ~ tho
late Harry Ncigs % This place and brother
n Z. s. Moir. Of Nontpo'for
Bountiful '.unnkectviuz chcor wont
Into tho hundred home ,f tho ON
ployes Of the Barney Marble company
yesterday IN the shar, Of uig market
baskets containing turkeys cranbcr-
ries, sweet potatoes and other good
things that go 10 mako complete the
old-fashionod New England Thanks
giving feast. This is happy rra'-
tee that prevails annually with this
romuarT. and Involves rXrcu1i,urc or
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PHYSICIANS ELECT.
Omccrs Of Burilrrton md Chittendcu
County Clinical Society.

Tho anr"al meeting = tho Burlington
and Ch'ttonlen County clinical soc!etv
was held last evening at the medical COL
lcEe. The annual address was given uv
the presidcHt. pr. Lyman Alien on "Iu-
testinal OhstrucUon," followed Nv discus
sion by Drs II c, Tinhham john T.
Wheeler AMI 6 +. Maynard
The following officers for the year
were elected, President. Dr. w. A.
Lyman; vice president, Dr.. \ s. c. Hin;
secretary and treasurer, Or L. p
Sprague executive committee, Or l.. y.
Morrison, Or. G. e Iatour and d.
r s Brown
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BOSTON PRODUCE MANKET.

s'''
FhOCR-The -four market TO-DAY Is
quiet ana nominal the quotations
Spring patents mill ;hipfnen''
&'757s winter patents ''ao,%' WIN
'o FtraIEht'' "'5@5' winter clears -
40et6'; Kansas patents @29a''oi sDr'h'
cl"arf. - -5d5l5.
'oRNMEAL AND ANIMAL 10
market steady to-day; Bag cornm'a' J.
A.@7Hl% Franulat'd' @.l"dt 10. nol'"'
'|a4+; rolled oatmeal Nlod '.%6 ru'
and around TNnS' rye houT "'''a"T''
/ graham, H2'nao7.
CORN-'orn II 1uiot ont steaoN' 0po'
steamer Yello~, tic, No. yellow 1's1
re; No. yellow Toe; for shipment No.
yellow, 7l'ec; No. fellow 7ot"dc.
oATs-pats are ou'ot nut STEADY 0P',
No. clipped whito Tc' 40 'hPl''
white, 6f'th57l,c; No 2 clipped WHIT
SEC; rejected white 1'hq"'; 'or snip
'm-nt' g TO "a lbs F5c; = to 81 '3'' '6''
&c e IS lbs. sc; fancy t. % IDS. ""aH
Coz. fancy 10 - lbs sc
lIhf-Fry l. dul; straw weak
mllif"oa i duh and easy Of; Hay
choice, S9f.4 No. !, so; FradosF''F
Il; eastern choice. $40 rye stray" Ni4
-; oat straw, 'loQil; 'or shipment SACK
spr'nE bran. rt062 6 winter bran $3.50
p26 mddlIngs, GA&d2S; MIXED feed 70
02SSo; red d0s, 500 cottonre"d meal
t2s5"4H; llnseed meal, 1os'@3i
PORK-Poik provisions are generally
lower raw leaf lard. 12c pure lard
lns4c; pals. ilisdll&c, rendered. leaf
lard, l!AIc' paila. Esd lZ'4c' country
dressed hogs. 6G'6i.c.
BEEF-Fr'sh beef is quiet to-day;
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
STOWE.


| A notice has been published that tho
NJ Mansfield electric railway property
will hc sold at auction by George u
Dalc, special master. for tho American
Trust company holding n mortgage upon
the property. at the power station at II 20
"a. m Friday. December 2o.-Whne un-
loading the body of heavy wagon
Thursday afternoon. Fred Morrill, was
Wit by tho tongue Of tho wagon and ono
hone Just above the light ankle was
broken
\ union Thanksgiving service w9s held
IT the CONGREGATIONAL church Sunday
morning 4 union chof. rendered several
hytnns. with duct by \. u. cheney aud
g. \. Mills. The Rev F. NJ II Abbott
&c Unity and the Roy. ! O ANGEL Of
, tNc Methodist church assisted and an
appropriate sermon was preached by the
nv. II. A. G Able II tho CONGREGATIONAL
'hurch. special service was held at
'he Methodist Church sunday evening
whom tic Rev ! q Angel preached on
church extension. The Conversational
sunday school held interesting oxerc.ses
yesterday in Observance 81 the
worlds temperance Sunday.-Mrs. G. z.
Eddy and her mother. Mrs Stoddard.
loft indianapolis Sunday for Stowc-NIiss
Reulah Royce has gone to Barre to teach
school.-Nirs y. r. Tomlinson and son.
Roy Holmes. Of Jonesvllle and James
Sleeper " Waterbury wore recent
guests Of Mfr. and Mrs. J. r; Tomlnson.
About SIX inches Of snow fell here
during Sunday night and Monday fore
noon and sleighs appeared for the first
time this season. Snow enough for
sloighiAg came last year November Is
Z. NJ Chadwick has returned to Yer
mont from stockton. cal. and is in
Stove at prescnt-W. W Adams and F
T. smith are at home from a trip to
New York Miss Susie Downer Of Bos-
ton Is visiting her parents. Nj and Mrs
George Downcr-NIiss Jessie Gibbs has
finished her work az postofrice assistant.
Miss Hattie Pratt taking hor place w.
W. Rand of Ilardwlck was hero Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O p Town ~ Moscow.
are visiting IN Springfield. Mass-Mr
ma Mrs + r Dovncr 81 Uardvlcl
Visited in stove over Surlav.-E. t.
adams has boon ~ with pIou,isv for q
low d4,.s -.I2,ruard Stehbins IS Threatened
with pr.uu,l,,
The hier scnoo, closed on TUESDAY for
tho Tha,ksriyinr recess with Rhetorical
DXcrCiseS. The NruGr0 m included several
songs nv the school and the following
rec,tatior.. "Tbo Dc9,b bridge ~ Tay."
r,,hol Erush. "rt-y 'rAcy Slyad ST
Nicbael,s" + /. Rleclcw. "Hir Nason's
Rido" Tuh,. ru,'',e. ",.o SHANGHAI ro-
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SOUTH HERO.

Edward clark, who has boon SERIOUS
ly H. is little hottcr.-Mrs, Mary
i<carcu OF philadelphia visited IN town
last week Harry Mcbride he's returned
to Boston.-The Ladies' Aid society is
rehearsing a play 10 be gwen in the near
f,,t,
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
0u"tations for Cattle. Sheer AID Hogs
mt New York.

New York. Nov. -.
BEEVES-Receipts 2.T. Steers SLOW
to loc lower; bulls slow to l6c lower
cows steady; but medium grades Yer!
dun. Common To choice steers 1915 t,
@'8; bulls S275 to 400; COWS 81 u t,
$50; one car extra western do SEQ
shipments to-day $50 cattle. $40 sheer
and 2,7oo quarters OF beef; tomorrow s.
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HYDE PARK

Tho Rev MI liamlln has gone to
rsstnamptoa. Mass, for ThanksrIy-
'aE.-Miss Hattie Pratt for eirbt
ears in the employ Of Governor Page
has gone to stowe as clerk in the post
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WOMEN'S LIST

Lille May Blow. Miss Georsiana
Brown, Miss Bouchard. Hattie f. Cur
lis. Mrs. V. w. Dean. Maryjanla Doykd.
Mrs Salina DUPONT. Bertha Daniels.
Mrs Lillic Frown, Miss Jennie Green
wood, Mrs. c r. Judson. Mary Love-
lctte, Mrs Belle Miller, Mary Nc
Cutcheon. Mfr. Judge Osborn. Clara n.
Reed, Lucille Rutherford. May Roger,
Gertrude lacey Miss O. r. Smiley,
Lena Smith, Mrs Arthur Whitney,
Miss Leah White,
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NDNERTISEn LETTERS.

List OF unclaimed letters I'm the Bur
liuEton postofhce for the week ending
November q. 1907.
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MEMS LIST

Frank Bean Dolon Bonneau, Jos.
Carln, c. r. Drury. Electric studio.
3 A. Fuller, r l.. Houghton, Arthur
Langlois, c, Liepman, VIM Lawrence,
Jos. Menard, +. II Osborn, II. j.
O'Leary, r. j. Pierce, photographer
over Tafts. Archie T. Roberts VIM.
stevens. 2. Sigel F.. J Thornton. Lu
Thomson (2).
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WINOOSKI LIST.

JOS Brouillard Rosano BrodeauX,
Johnny Clermont, W Hare, Roy W.
johnson. Bruno Ledeau, Jos. Menard,
n Veuve Provcncher, Geo. Thompson,
Geo Walker.
Package for l.. Cockburn.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-11
NO MORE CIGARETTES
SOLD IN WASHINGTON
Law Forbidding Sale Of "Whlte Sticks
Enforced Since the First of
the Month-Test Case
Likely

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. 10.-Five-dollaI
gold pieces could not be exchanged for a
cigarette over the counter of any tobac-
conist in Spokane or throughout the state
of Washington today, the anti-white-stick
law, enacted by the last legislature, pro-
viding for fines up to $500 or not more than
180 days imprisonment, or both, being In
operation. However, this does not pre-
vent the smokers from getting their
dope" as dealers at .Couer d'Alene,
IDAHO thirty-four miles east of here, and
Baker City, Ore; Whitefish, Mont, and
other towns outside the state have laid In
big stocks, one of them in the Idaho city
having invested $4,000 in manufactured
cigarettes and papers and tobacco In an
ticipation of a heavy mail order business
Dealers In Spokane sold their remaining
stock at bargain counter rates the night
of August 81, and what was left at mid
they gave away or destroyed in the
streets. while jobbers sent their supplies
to Oregon, Idaho and Montana. 1t is esti-
mated that smokers In Spokane spent
from $3.50 to $500 a day for cigarettes be-
fore the law went into effect, and. while
many probably will smoke pipes and
cigars in the future or quit the habit, 1t
Is declared .--at at least 100000 year
will be spent on the sticks outside the
state. as the law does not prohibit any
one from smoking them.
There were reports that several of the
big eastern and southern factories would
make a test case in Spokane, but this
has been abandoned, since competent law
yers declare the law is constitutional.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-11
S ANGELES IERAID WEDNESDAY MORNINGS sEPTENBER ILL., 1907

certain extent making 1t less risky
to use 1t on the first and second down
Instead of losing the ball in case the
striking player. or is otherwise made
illegally, the ball must be SURRENDERED
to the other side exactly as formerly
In order to cover point upon which
there was some discussion last year, the
following legislation was enacted: That
a line man may carry the ball, provided
he does not leave his position in the line
until the ball is put in play.
1t was also determined that the Tor
ward pass or tripping or hurdling by the
side that did not put the ball in play In
a scrimmage, should be penalized u
yards.
In order to more clearly settle the point
about the rights of a side on fair catch
1t was enacted that a man should be
regarded as having an opportunity to
make a fair catch when 1t was possible
for him to reach the ball before 1t should
strike the ground.
In order to prevent signaling by one
man and catch and run by another, 1t
was legislated that If one man of the
side signals his intention of making q
fair catch, and then another of his side,
player may not run with the ball nor is
he entitled to the privileges coming from
a fair catch, but the ball must be put
down at the point where he caught 1t for
a scrimmage by his side.
All questions of hurdling were put
within the Jurisdiction of the referee.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-11
SAN DIEGO RIOTERS
COME TO CHEER TEAM
M anager of Club Of Southern City Has
Secured Special Rate and Will
Bring Carload Of Fans to
Chutes Park

To root for the Pickwicks a carload
of San Diego rooters will arrive Satur-
day at Chutes park. They will also
show their enthusiasm over baseball
by accompanying the nine to Los An
geles for Saturday and Sunday games.
When the Anaheim team went to San
Diego last winter the team was accom-
panied by more than $50 loyal fans
who with might and main encouraged
their boys on to victory. When the
Santa Ana team went south close to
200 residents of that burg went along
to encourage their team.
Since it was announced by Manager
Palmer early last week that a special
rate had been secured about a carload
of fans will journey with the team
north. The railroad company has
made a 1885 rate for all fans, This
carload of rooters will help to hold up
the San Diego end of shouting at
Chutes park
The batteries for San Diego will be
Easterly, earns and Cole; for the
Morans, Mangerina, Simons, Whaling
and Raleigh. Manager Allen is ex-
pecting large crowd of rooters to
held up the Los Angeles end, as he
wants to keep the cup in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-11
MEADOWS RESULTS

First race. sever furlongs-Croix dor, 100,
won; Peggy O'Neal. 1O4. second; Piquet. 1o4,
third; time 1:27h
Second race one mile-Rosinini. 1o9 won;
Royalty. 109 second; Tancred. I2, third;
time 1:42.
Third race one mile-Lucrece, 1O9 won; The
Macer. 109 second; Miss Raphael 1oe third;
time 1:41H.
Fourth race, FIVE and a half furloDgs-Biily
Mayham, 100, won; Entire Nous, 1OS, second;
The Mist. 1Os, third time 1:O5 4-5.
Fifth race, one mile and fifty yards-Rosarie,
1O9. won; Distributor. 100. second Our Sallie,
109. third; time 1:441a.
Sixth race. one mile and fifty yards-Iron
Watson, 1Qs. won; De Grammont, 10s. second;
Oehan, 109, third; time 144k.
Seventh race five furlongs-School Bell. 1o3,
won; Bellaco. 1o9 second; Black Sam, 1O9
third; time 1:o1.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-11
SQUAD OF CITY ENGINEERS
CAUGHT IN ELEVATOR CAR
Electric Lift in City Hall Stopped Sud-
denly Between Floors and LuckIess
Passengers Had to Wait
Till Help Came

The city hall elevator cage, carrying
employees of the city engineers depart
ment, baked few minutes past
o'clock yesterday afternoon and for
some time the eight occupants of the
cage remained suspended between the
second and third floors.
The stoppage happened at time
when hundreds of employees and visi-
tors were in the building and the i'm
prisoned squad was subjected to much
good-natured chatting.
One kind hearted fellow gave news
boy dime in order that reading mat
ter could be distributed among the men,
saying that 1t would help them kill
time.
The party included James Borgness,
James Ferris Claude Miller, Pierce.
Shepherd and others.
Theyfwere finally released when the
engineer loosened the door so that with
three men tugging at their legs all
managed to get out without plunging
down the shaft.
Fortunately there were no men of
heavy girth among them and they were
all released long before the car was
able to make the descent.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1o-New York scored
two victories over washington today. Scores:
First game:
Washington 0. hits 1, errors 2.
New York l, hits g. errors 2.
Batteries-oberlin. Warner and Kahoe; Doyle
and Kleinow.
Second game:
Washington 2. hits 5. errors /.
New York 5, hits O. errors 2.
Batteries-Patten and Block; orth and
Thomas
BOSTON, Sept. 1O.-Boston and Philadelphia
divided honors today. Scores
First game
Boston s.. hits 5. errors o.
Philadelphia O. hits 5, errors 2.
Batteries-Wirtger and Crger; Dygert,
Coombs and Powers.
Second game
Philadelphia 0. hits 8, errors /.
Boston o, hits T. errors 2.
Batteries-Plank and schreck; Glaze and
Shaw.
DETROIT. Sept. 1o.-Detroit-C Cleveland; no
game; wet grounds
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 10.-St. Louis-C Chicago
game postponed: wet grounds.