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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-21

waa, Edmund Swan, Anton Schim-'
mer, Thomas ID. Stroup. william Il.
Tirrell.
From the Eleventh Precinct Of the
Fifth District-James l.. Aholo, An
tone Fernandez. Geo. N. Harbottle.
Chas. j. Hoke, Moreno Hull. Alder
tus q. Kannegiesser. Samuel w. Spen
Ger. Chas. Wallace.
From the Twelfth Precinct of the
Fifth District-John c. Crowder,
Enoch Johnson Jr., Jonathan n.
Wood.
From the Thirteenth Precinct OF
the Fifth Observation-Disclosures G. ANA
ma, Manuel d. Abrue, John X. Apio.
Robt. w. Cathcart. James Dodd, Rob.
iert Hair, Arthur c. Macintosh, Will
liam Ringer, James l.. p. Robinson,
Edward c. Seymour, Thomas X. Uiu-
kou.
From the Fourteenth Precinct OF
the Fifth District Benjamin X.
Asam. Jas. /. Arcia, Abraham ID.
Bolster. William +. Buckle. William
X. Isaac, VIM. Y. Kwai Fong, Ber-
nard II. Kelekolio.
From the Fifteenth Precinct of the
Fifth District-James T. Copeland
Sam NJ. Kamakau, Fritz Meyers, Jno
p. Mitchell, Alexander Smith.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-21
LIST OF 1909
JURORS SELECTED
Jury Com m issioners
Select Names For 3
The Year


Jury Commissioners for this Judicial
Circuit, yesterday sent In the names
of those whom they had selected to
serve during the year 1909. Two
hundred and fifty petit jurors and
seventy-fve grand jurors were Sc
lected. The following are the names:
Grand Jurors
From the First Precinct OF the
Fourth Dlstrict--Edward X. Bath, A.
Francis Cooke, Zeno X. Myers.
From the Second Precinct of the
Fourth District--F'red w. Carter,
Harry Armitage, Robert w. Atkin-
son, Frank Hustace, ]. II. Hertsche,
John A. McCandless, James w. l..
Mcclure, Percy M. Pond, Jas. Stein.
err, George p. Castle.
From the Third Precinct Of the
Fourth District--Henry A. Along,
Morris J. Bissell, Frank Z. Blake,
Frank b. Cook. Harold G. Dilling-
ham, Hjalmar p. r. Glade, Alexan.
der Halves, Jr., John Kidwell, Fred
Philip. Albert II. Tarleton.
From the Fourth Precinct OF the
Fourth District--Fred b. Angus.
william A. Bowen, Gavien F. Bush.
John F. Child, Henry H. De Fries,
Jr., John II. Fuller, Johann August
Hamburg. George n. Lishman, Rich
ard Ludion, Mamie Philips, st. e.
Sayres.
From the Fifth Precinct OF the
Fourth District - William G. Ashley
Chas. II. Atherton. Eugene Marion
Campbell, John +. Colburn 3rd, Cha5
Crozier, William c. Wilder. H
From the Sixth Precinct OF the
Fourth District--August Schult.
| From the Seventh Precinct Of the
Fourth District-James A. Aud, Ed.
win Benner. John Emmeluth, Thos
Gandall, Stanley Stephenson, Freder'
lex d. Walker.
From the Eighth Precinct OF Tho
Fourth District-Charles j. Falk.
From the Ninth Precinct OF the
Fourth District-Arthur j. Splitter
From the Tenth Precinct OF tht
Fourth District-Frank II. Arm
strong. Elmer M. Cheatham, Mari
A. Robinson.
From the Eleventh Precinct OF tn
Fourth District--John Hero.
From the First Precinct OF TN
riith District-isaac ADAMS.
from the SECOND PRECINCT OF I'M
r1fth MISUNDERSTANDING swift.
FROM the Ihird PRECINCT OF IN
rlith District-ohristen Cnristoner
sen.
from the Fourth Precinct OF TN
flith District-Lesiie Z. CLARK Ear
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from the F11th Precinct OF TN
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ny DAVIS Wiiliam M. Tempieton.
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from the Eishtn PRECINCT OF Tn
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noy A. "ooawara.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-21
Legal Notices.

No. 14S. TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION.
TERRITORY OF HAWAII TO w. o.
SMITH, Trustee; NJ. NJ. FERRET
RIA: THOMAS J. KING; CHURCH
EXTENSION Of the METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH by Rev. j.
w. WADMAN. Agent: TERRIFIC
RY Of HAWAII by MARSToN
CAMPBELL as Superintendent of
Public Works. and by c. X. HEM
ENWAY as Attorney General, J.
w, HINAU; Mrs. KAMAIPUUPAA
HlNAU; and to ALL whom II may
concern:
Whereas, a petition has been pre-
sented to said Court by JACINTHO
G. SILVA and MARY q. SCOTT to
register and confirm their title In
the following described land:
Commencing at n point. by true
.azimuth. 2990 So. 3.95 feet, from an
iron bolt on the Southwest line of
Beretania Street (the said iron bolt
marking the proposed new South cor
ner of Beretania and Punchbowl
Streets, the true azimuth and dis
lance from the said iron bolt being
1856 IT,, 20.74 feet. to a Government
Survey Monument at the Intersection
OF Beretania and Punchbowl Streets
(said monument being on a 20-feet
offset to the Southwest line of Bere-
tania Street drumming Northwest OF
Punchbowl street, and a 20-feet off
set to a proposed new Southeast line
OF Punchbowl Street drumming South
west OF Beretania StreeD). Said
iron bolt being also 299' So, S.55
feet from the present South corner
of Beretania and Punchbowl Streets,
as shown on Government Survey Reg
istered Map No. 1926, and running,
by true azimuths:-
(D 299' S., 1925 feet, along
Beretania Street, along fence to
an iron bolt;
(2 so 81. 24.9 feet, along re-
naming portion Of l.. c. A. 639
to Hinau, along NJ. NJ. Ferreira's
lot, along building;
(3) SO 80, 81. feet. along same
along fence to an iron bolt;
ca 1917 20, 76. feet, along l.
C. A. 119 to A. Paki, along
Methodist Church lot, along
fence to an iron bolt on the pres.
ent Southeast line of Punch
bowl Street, said iron bolt be-
ing Al 49,, 70.42 feet from
above described Government
Survey Monument;
| go 241' AZ. 66.6 feet, alonl
government land to the initia
point; Containing an. area Of
69l6 Square Feet: being u por
ton OF l.. c. A. 639 to Hinau
on the South corner of Beretanii
| and Punchbowl Streets, Homo
| lulu, Kona. Oahu.
You are hereby cited to appear a
the Court OF Land Registration. I,
be held at Honolulu, Island of Oahu
on the 10th day OF December, A. ID.
1908, at one o'clock and thirty min
utes In the afternoon. to show cause
II any you have. why the prayer o
said petition should not be granted
And unless you appear at said Cour
at the time and place aforesaid you
default will be recorded. and the sal,
petition viii be taken as confessed
and you will be forever barred iron
contrasting said petition or any deere
entered thereon.
Witness, PHILIP l.. WEAVER, Els
quire. Judge of said Court, this 13tl
day OF November, In the year nine
teen hundred and eight.
| Attest with Seal OF said Court.
(SeaD w. l.. HOWARD,
| Registrar
| A1hS-Nav "A 81 OS, nac
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-21

George: Gertie has decided to mar
ny young Multimill. She thinks she
can make something out of him. Eth
ell: About how much?--London Opin-
ion
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
FOREIGN ECHOES.

Constantinople, Sept. 9.-A man nam ed Silvlo Ricci was taken into custody here o-day, accused of being responsl- ble for the attempt to assassinate the Sultan of Turkey in May, 1905.
 Colomb- Bechar. Algeria, Sept. 9.-The Q French column that went out In pursuit of the Berber tribesmen, who were de feated by the French few days ago. report that they have encountered little opposition In any direction.
 St. Petersburg, Sept s-Dr Corni lieff. who was socialist member of the first duma, was sentenced to-day to two years Imprisonment In a fortress, He was extradited from Finland, where. according to statements made by the police, he was engaged in directing a criminal revolutionary movement.'S
 Paris, Sept 9.---A dispatch received here from El Kasar says that pr. Vas sell the German consul at Tangier, who is on his way to Fez, convoked a num- Der of notables on hls way and inform ed them that Mulai Haf1d who has van quished his brother, Abd -el- Aziz, in tho conflict for the sultanate of Morocco. could count upon the support of Ger many, and that Germany would under take to assure the integrity of the country and help Mulai Hafld out of his dlcultles.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
St. Louis, Unable to Take Advantage of Chicngos Slump, Blnnked by Naps--Yanks and Sem
 ators Win.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago nt Detroit.
 St Louis nt Cleveland. Boston at Washington.

Detroit Sept 9.---For twelve innings to-days game was the welrdest seen on the local field this year. Chicago piled up lead at the start on wild and ineffective work by Detroit's pitchers In the seventh Detroit drove Altrock from the box and with the aid of three wild throws on ono batted ball was enabled to tie the score. Summers held the visitors un- der his thumb after the first inning and Detroit finally won on Cobb's trip le and Downs single in the welfth. Score;
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McGRAw STAGE MANAGER.
Giants' Leader Arranees Exciting Be
 Game for Hippodrome.

When the Hippodrome opens d Thursday night 1t will present to pu| lio view Captain John J. McGrav| first work as a stage producer. In tN new spectacle, Sporting Days" whid in It's five big scenes illustrates tl nations favorite sports, the first eveI Is baseball game. While Stage Mad ager R. H. Burnside wrote and pr1 duced the spectacle. McGraw stard the baseball game. When the curtai rises, the game will be in progres| two hines that have been practicing ' the Polo Grounds for a month beirI In the contest One inning will be ad tually played.
 Captain McGraw has not only al ranged some exciting plays, but hI work along tho coaching line and row with the umpire, which he hs| devised, are described as being mod realistic. The game ends by the batte| being put out on strikes with men o| bases. The Hippodrome management however, is wondering what woul| happen in the audience should ono \ the batters send a fly out into th| balcony
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Chicago.

Totals ........,.41 6 x34 Is +Batted for Perry in tMnlfth
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Only Local Paper Printir Full Box Scores of
 Ball Games.
RICH MOND BLU
Give Spectacular Touch to | Connecticut Fair--Racinp|
 Yesterday Tame.

Hartford. Sept. 9,--This was nj tary day at the Connecticut fairI Charter Oak park and between twe| and fifteen thousand people were hand to enjoy the special attracti| A spectacular touch was given proceedings by the presence of First company, Governors F| Guards and their guests. the Ri( mond Blues of Richmond Virginia. the inspiring strains of Dixie the m| tary parade passed the grand std at 2:S0 and the great crowd broke to prolonged cheers The marchl or the visitors was splendid and VI commendatory criticism alike frl the military trained and the civili@ Alter the parade the military bd were escorted to the grand staI where they watched the track ever
 This feature was on the whole tai when entrusted with the contests the previous days. There were od two cards, the. 2.09 pace which VI on by William c. and the 2:10 t] which went to Del Coronado. Thu day the ponies will fall Into line al some exciting races are looked with to-day's events the harness nd ing at the park ended and the tra| Is already being put into shape the runners. Not since 1875 h there been a running meet at Chart Oak park and 1t is expected that il innovation will attract large crow| for the rest of the week summarid
 2,oo Pace, Purse, sI,o0o. William C., br. g.. sire Civil
 ization- -untraced (Murphy). 2l1 Charley Hal, b. g. (w snow) 122 il Milton g., jr.. oh. g.. (cox) 4ss d Lady of Honor. oh. m..
 Nihomds) ..'..........,. { Lauretta, b. m. (McKin-
 Time 2:os i-4. 2:os i-s. s:os s| 2:1o i-l. 2:1o.
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A good many million men wom,

A good many million men, women and children the world over have watched with admiration and respect Buffalo Bill galloping around on a mag .nitlcent white charger, shooting with a. rifle loaded with shot, -cartrjde ees the very souls out of balls thrown into the air by Johnny Baker. But nobody was ever struck by mlsdrected shot, No windows were. broken, no holes were blown through the tent. The gallant Colonel Cody did rot miss more than one ball In hfty--truly marvellous record unsurpassed since firearms were invented Singularly enough, this rec ord never varies to any great extent. notwithstanding the increasing age of Buffalo Bill
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
Boston.

xBatted for Wood In ninth. Score by innings.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
FOOTBALL AT RROwN

Providence, R. l., Sept. s.-Forty members of the Brown university foot ball squad will report today at the training camp of Coach "Daff" Gam mons, near New Bedford, for prelIm- mary training Coach John A. Gam mons is making his debut as a varsity coach, although he was star member Of the Brown team of 1898
 For the first time in many years, freshmen will be taken on the squad and will be allowed to play on the reg. ular varsity team in all the games.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
CUBS KEEP UP PACE.
Get Good Lead and Trim Cardinals
 konctchy Makes Mighty Hit.

Chicago, Sept 9,-The locals obtain ed good lead today by daring base running several misplays, and six timely hits. Konetchy scored the visit ors' first run In the eighth on a mighty hit to the clubhouse for four bases. They made two more In the ninth on two hits and a wild throw by Overall. steinfeldts third base play was easily the feature. Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
New York.

Two-base hit, Alperman, Sheehan, Penney sacrifice hits, Lumley, Sey- mour, Bridwell, Ames; stolen bases, Hummell, Herzog 8, Bresnahan, Don lin 5, Seymour; double plays, McMil- Ian and Jordan Devln, Herzog and Penney; left on bases, Brooklyn &, New York [; first base on balls, off Bell 6, off Ames 1 first base on er- TOTS, Brooklyn 1, New York + struck out, by Bell 2, by Ames 4; passed ball, Maloney time, 1;40; umpires, Emslle and Johnstone.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
St. Louis.

rwo-base hits Holman, Howard, Murray; three-base hit. Charles. home run, Konetchy; sacrifice hits, Holman. steinfeldt, overall; stolen bases. sla- : gle, Evers, Hoffman. Schulte. double play overall and stelnfeldt: Shaw and Byrne; left on bases. Chicago | st. Louis ?; first base on balls of Higgins l; first base on errors. Chicago l.. St. Iou's g struck out by Overall &. by Higgine ?; time. ilS; umpire oDay.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
Philadelphia.

Two-hase hits. Titus; sacrifice hits. beaumont, Dahlen; stolen bases. Grant, Osborne; douhie plays. Beaumont to Hanniiln; Richie to Doolin to Brans. field; left on bases, Boston l. philadel-' phia 6; first base on balls off Ferguson 1, off Richie 1; etruck out by Ferguson Q, by Richie g. passed ball. Smith: time, l,40; umpire, Klem.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
TRIPLE SCORES THREE RUNS.
Gesslcr's Long Hit Helps Little But
 Not Enough--Senators Win.

Washington. Sept 9.-Washington defeated Boston today, to {. Tame hill and Steele were hit hard in the last inning, the latter being driven from the box. Gessler's triple, scoring three runs and .clymer's throw to the plate heading of a runner, were tho features. Score. q, ....
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
WILL BE HOT CAME.
Colored Giants to Face Carson's Tcau
 at Rock This Afternoon.

Jack Carson's. Railroad team meet the Jersey City 'Colored Giants toda] on the Savin Rock grounds at 8 o'clock The Colored Giants have never been del feated and hope to add another victorJ to their already long list The Railroad team have had a successful seasoi winning all the games they have play ed. The lineup of the All Railroad team follows:
 Ryder, p; McDermott, If; Kelly, ii Welch, cf; Ready. ss; Donnelly, Sb Foley, 2b; Carson, 1b; Commerford. c Burgess, umpire.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10

New York, Sept. 9--New York had no difficulty in defeating the Brooklyn team to-day to ,. Mana ger Donovan had to put Maloney be- hind the bat for Brooklyn as his three catchers are on the sick and injured list. 'Maloney could not throw to bases and the home players had nine steals to their credit The score;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
ONLY BEGIN LIKE WINNERS.
Qnakers' Lead Ovcrtakcn by Bcan-
 towners. Who Won Ont.

Boston. Sept e.-Philadelphla started off like winner in todays game, SCOT Ing two runs at the outset on pass and two hits. but Boston won. to 2. Errors started both of Boston's run getting periods though Richie was batted hard enough in the eighth lnn- ing to lose the game Score.
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 +Batted for Perry in twelfth.
 xOne out when winning run scored. Score by innings
 Detroit. o 0 1 1 0 0 o 0 0 1-7 Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 0 0--G Two base hits D. Jones, Tannehlll, three-b base hits, Schaefer, Cobb; hits, off Willets in 1-3 innings Summers z in II 2-3, off Altrock 8 in 1-3, off Smith in 2-3; sacrifice hits, Cobb, 1sbell, Anderson, Sullivan ?, Smith stolen bases, Cobb, Rossman. Parent left on bases, Detroit 12, Chicago 12 first on balls, off Willets 1, off Sum mers 5, off Altrock 3, off Smith 1; first on errors, Detroit 6, Chicago ,; hit by pitcher, by Summers 1, Wil-t lets i; struck out by Summers 1, by Smith 3; wild pitches, Willets l., AL trock 1; time, 2;20; umpires, Hurst and 0 O'Loughlin.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
AGAIN PLAY ERRoRLEss BALI,
Maps Down Browns in Ten Innings Hinchnan and Waddell Play We'll

Cleveland O., Sept. 9,-Cleveand de- feated St. Louis, to O. in a ten in- ming game today After saving the game with shoe-string catch in the fourth, Hinchman scored the winning run on his single, Lajole's safe bunt ana stovans out and Bemis single. cleveland made only one hit off Wad- dell up to the tenth inning. It was the second errorless game in succession Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
TANKS HAVE WILLOW BANQUET.
Smash Three Athletics All Over Lot Laporte and Hamphill XIII PIll.

Philadelphia, Sept. s.-New York knocked three of the home teams pitchers off the rubber to-day and won by 9 to 6. Laporte and Hemphill hit the ball hard, the former having four hits and a sacrifice in five trips to the plate. Score;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Buffalo-First game-Buffalo G.. Montreal l. Second game-Buffalo A. Montreal z.
 At Baltimore-Baltlmore 3. Jersey City 1.
 At Rochcster-First game-Toronto 3, Rochester 1. Second game-Ro- chester 5, Toronto 1.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
Nferiden.

Sacrifice hits, connor. Murphy; stol- en bases. Rising; two-base hit. Burns; three-bass hits, Maggert; home run, stankard; first base on balls of Par ker i; left on bases. Springfield 2, Mer- iden 2I struck out out by Parker I, by Mansfield i; time. 1:1o; umpire, Stern berg.a
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....... s7 9 14 27 20
Philadelphia.
'-Batted for Dygert in eighth.

Score by innings:
 New York. ....S 3 70 102 3 0-s Philadelphia 70 1 0 0 O 212 0-s
 Hits, off Schlitzer 3 in 1-s inning, off Coombs ? in 1 2-3 innings, off Dy- gert 8 in innings, off Lake g in I innings, oT Chesbro in 2 innings, of Vickers in l inning; two base hits Laporte, Hemphill. F. Collins; three base hits, Barry; sacrifice hits. Con- roy. ,Oldring !, .Laporte; double play. Conroy and Moriarity; stolen bases, Mc1lyeen. Hemphill 2. Laporte 9. Ball Moriarity; struck out by Schlitxer i. by Coombs 1, by Dygert s, by Lake 9. by Chesbro 1; left on bases. New York II, Philadelphia 10 first base on balls, off Schlitzer l. off Coombs 8. off Dygert B. off Lake 5, off Chesbro l; first base on errors, Philadelphia 1 hit by pitcher, by Schlitzer 1. Time. 2:2o. Umpire. Evans
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
SEVENTEEN CIOUTs.
Secured by Smoky City Nine--Whip
 Ganzcll's Reds,

Pittsburg. Pa, Sept 9.-PIttsburs hit Campbell safely seventeen times to-day and won easily from Cincin- natl by score of Il to 1. Maddox was strong at all times. Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
WIN DOUBLE HEADER.
Hartford Creeps Closer to Ponies by ~ Downing Orators Twice.

Hartford, Sept. 9.--Hartford won the first game easily today and won in an exciting finish in the second. Bridge ports runs were made on poor throws by O'Leary and he won the game by driving in two runs in the last inning. Scores:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
Holyoke.

Two-base hits, Perkins; home run, McCabe; sacrifice hits, Burnes, Mar sansi stolen base, Burnes; double play, Padron to Ahearn to Bunyon; left on , Dases. New Britain 5, Holyoke g. first base on balls off 7Padron 1, off Reger g. first base on errors, Holyoke 1: hit by, pitcher, Burnes, Bunyon; struck out by Padron g. by Reiger 5; passed balls 7 Ruhange l, Ahearn 1; time, 1850; um- pire Lawton.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
NEW ENGLAND LEAGyrr,

At Lynn--Lynn 9, Haverhlll i.
 At New Bedford-Brockton 9. New Bedford 0.
 At Lawrence--Worcester Il, Law renee 1. At Lowell--Lowell 3, Fall River 3.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
Score by innings;
Hartford .,....",,,.4 Iii Bridgeport 002- 8

Hartford .,,,...,,,,,4 0 8 8 0 0 1 0 '-1t Bridgeport ..........l 0 0 0000 D. 8
 Two-base hits, Gardner, Moves, Ladd, Miller; three-base hlt Yaneey; sacrifice hits, Fallon ?, Beaumont; stolen bases, Hit, o'Rourke; double plays, Gardner and connery Miller and Phelan; Jus tice, Gardner and connery; Hilt and Phelon; bases on balh or waller 1, off Nolte 1, off Swanson ?; struck out by Waller 5, by Note 1, by Swanson s. hit by pitched ball, by Waller 1; hits off Waller in innings [, off Nolte in 8 Innings o left on bases. Hartford 6, Bridgeport 4 bases on errors, Hartford l. Bridgeport 3; umpire, Mir. McCue; time, l. 30.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
 EASY FOR LEADERS Ponies Trounoe Silver City Nine Parker Only Touched
 for Two Hits. SENATORS CLOSE UP GAP Win Double-Header from Orators and Are Now Within Four Points
 of First Place.
CONNECTICUT LEAaun STANDING
GAMES TO-DAY. New Haven at Holyoke. Waterbury at Hartford. Springfield at New Britain. Bridgeport at Meriden.

Springfield. Mass. Sept, s.-|Meriden was easy for Springfield today, being unable to hit Parker. The visitors play ed poor ball and were outclassed from the start The score:
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Sacrifice hit, Ferris; double play Perring, Lajoie and stovall; first base on balls, off Leibhardt 1, off Waddell 2; left on bases, Cleveland 4, St, Louis &, struck out by Liebhardt 5, by Wad- dell 8; time, 1;4o; umplres, Sheridan and Egan.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
SHUT OUT Ho1iYoKE.
NInstrels Push Pnpcrwcights Away
 from Fourth Berth,

New Britain, Sept. s-New Britain shut out Holyoke here this afternoon, 6 too. Reiger who formerly pitched for the local team was pitted against them today The score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-10
Cincinnati.

Pittsburg .. l 1 0 Q 3 0 4 t-411 Cincinnati~., (, 0 0 0 0 L. 1
 Three base hit, Gibson; sacrifice hits, Glll 2, Wilson, Maddox; stolen base, Kane; left on bases, Pittsburg g., Cincinnati '; first base on oalls off Campbell ?, off Maddox 1 first on erorrs, Cincinnati 1 hit by pitcher, Wilson, Leach and Gill, by Campbell; struck out, by Campbell 1, by Maddox ?; time. 1;4O; umpire, Rigler.
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Score by innings
 Washington :: .....200Oo Boston ...........,0 0 o o 0 0 70 L..
 Two-base hits, Thoney Speaker, Del ehanty ?, Ganey, Donohue; three base hit Unglaub, Pickering and Gesser. hits off Steele In : 1-s innings. off Wood, in 2-3 innings sacrifice hits. Gan'ey unglaub, Delehanty g. Stahl. street; stolen base, Ganley; double plays Mcbride, Delehanty and Free man; Clymer and Street; left on bases. Washington 5, Boston 4: first on balls. off Tannehill g. off Steele i; first on. errors, Washington 1, Boston f. hit by pitcher, by Steele 1; struck out, Tan nehill g. Steele 3, Wood 1; time, 1,45: umpire, Connolly.