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DETROIT. Sept. I7.--Detroit continued It's
winning habit to-day over New York. Dono-
van was hit hard all through while Hogg
got the hook after being severely mauled.
Manning did good work. but was unsteady.
New York earned a chance to win when
Hogg hunted safely and went all the way
to third on Smiths wllc sling to the right
field bleachers. Donovan walked Nell
yeen and hits by. Conroy and Cree, with
Laporte's long fy to centre. gave the High
landers three runs before The side was re-
tired.
The other can In the eighth, when. with
two gone McIlveen d Dubbed sharply TO
riiEht and came home on Killifer,s wild
earned its fret run on McIntyre's safety and
were curious. With one out Crawford singled
to left and took second on Cobb's Texas
and Schmidt's single to lef. set the runners
plate was wild and the ball got lost In the
New York players bench. while all the
runners cantered home. Four safe hits.
with Klelnow's nun OF a foul and a long
sacrifice fly. completed Detroit's run getting.
The score.
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r00kIyn, o. Cincinnati, y.
Chicago, 4; Boston. I.
Ptttsburg. o; Philadelphia. 4.
E YoRK ". IL. 10: ST. LOUIS N IL S.

NEW YORK ". L.. 10: ST. LouI N lib 5.
A long drawn game and with the second
part full OF loose and helterskelter playing
took place at the Polo Grounds yesterday
and was won by the New Yorks with far
cical ease. The pair OF worthless that did
the pitching for the Cardinals were wild
aud Ineffective. and once the New Yorks
began scoring they gathered In the tsllies
on a rising scale until they had a sufti~
cheney which warranted McGraw excusing
several OF bis regulars and stopping up the
v~acanctes with substitutes. McGinnity was
knocked out Of the box by the Cardinals
In the fourth inning and would have met
that fate earlier but for splendid support.
There was the fastest n cleanest sort OF
fielding in the first four innings: then the
game went to the other-extremes.
Devlin. HerzoR. Bridwell and Tenney
killed savage smashes In the first three
innings by brilliant work. and in the fourth
the Cardinals made four hits and only one
run. Poorly Judged base running on their
part and good throws by Seymour and
Donlin accounted for the meagre profits
from the liberal Investment in bingles.
the New Yorke. their frst run, and IN the
4 base On bail' 70 Herzos., q biz by bres-
h hh"f Sy' b 5 Sia and sff two e ss1o1' formed The
miscellany that gave the New Works three
runs in the NTH, In the sixth, there was
a hit by Bridwell. a sscrifce by TAYLOR.
a aa tH5rs by lp1 aerz S,s S q p rs g BY s'n sSess
nahan, a smoking larrup by Donlinu and 2
mum by. Shaw. -Four rune were flushed
from this merger Or sansSn ana ssni;
in this Inning, Irid~ell was on second
3; sod s Tspns tEi Ht the which Ssshi drew dhs f0 1s.s.s s't Ss:f
to the bag, ~Thereunon Tenney hunted
toward third and osteen couldn't come
in 10 time to field the ball-a bunt and run
When the Cardinals went to bat In the nth
Taylor was on his way to the reservation
where pitchers warm up. and in order 70
ssd atn ai%e b MeST Sy M %s q use 81 5ia e rnse M ssssps.y
OF the st, Louis Browns, He sent his new
pitcher, Marouard. TO the box, and Mar
guard fired a few over as IL limberfng up.
This rave Taylor a chance TO get a few
stepped aside for the mute. having been
The Browns Jared. Taylor for three
hits and two runs In the. 9TH inning. ~
he, h1s, W q then x wsre o sh,o " , gss at ts sns
extingutshed. HIS Buglets looked for q
soft spot to fall on when making his slide.
thereby. losing time and being retired by
aridSell's throw yvn s9 3, E sSs .aasn,n The IN w Car
missed third strike, was pushed to second
on a base on balls to Osteen. smbled, to the
third ,tabaIet on a passed ball. hnd COM
pleted the laundiced jaunt on q bad throw
Morris, the Cardinal, shortstop. played
a rattling good game and Blondy Murray
stroked the leather st~rappingly. He put
a home run to tho far border OF the grassy
preserves. The score.
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4 pproIlmatcd.

There was action on every hole of the
Travers-Fownes match going out. There
was not so much difference In their long
game. but Travers was the better when
trap on the first hole and Fownes won Il
in 4, but q yard put gave the second to
Travers Ia ? IT was alienation then until
u 3 on the ninth from the side q the mound
gave successive wins to 1ravers He also
won the trnth and eleventh. but botched
the twelfth. At the end of the morning
Travers was 1 up. and going out again In
Is. the lead had been increased to Q.
Fownes tried hard. hut could not turn the
tables. The match ended at tho thirteenth
slice from the thirteenth tee and was among
the trees by another slice on his second He
lifted after four shots. giving the hole ane
shots straight on The course Mrs Manice
moi been watching the play from the road
in her automobile end she drove the victor
in style to the clubhouse.
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TO-DAY.S CARD FOR GRAVESEND.
seabreeze stakes. Dine Mile and a Fur.
long. the Feature.

The Seabrecze Stakes. one mile and a
furlonR, will be run at Gravesend to-day.
with The Squire. Arasee and Frizette per-
haps tho best. In n handicap for three
year-olds. about six furlongs. Simbus.
Golden Pearl M Stargowan look the best.
In the first race. for two-year-olds. five and
a half ~furlongs. Ragman, Lawton Virgins
ard Footpad have chances.
In a handicap for all ages. at a mile and
three-sixteenths. Moauette. Monfort and
Roy nj Tourist figure well. In the fifth
everrt. at a mile and a hall. Trash, Bedouin
and Whip Top may go we'll. Maidens will
nun in the last race. at a mile and a six
tenth. with Torenia. Frances Ray and
Dixie Gold possible factors. The entries
follow:
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'ApproNImhled. Ftye h0Ics moi pIayed.
The Byers and Hcrheshof match did not
open brilliantly. for the latter did not even
get TO the green on the first two holes, but
they were all square at the turn. A } Gt
the tenth from the mashie won for Ryers.
but Herreshoi got. the eleventh In T.. He
came home from that point in par, Ryers
hof taxing the last three in is. Three up
for the morning after a late start. HERES
hon set out with q grim determination to
the third green, yet AS out In ~, one under
par. Herreshof had two OF the nnest full
shots ever seen on the fourth hole, OF 800
green, the drive being OF 200 and the brassey
Of ?io yards. Byers did not get a hole and
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went to J. B, Respess's Director, who led all
the way and finished Q length before Black
away. The time was I:0 SIS.
f.. A.. Forgythe'e Twilight Queen came
from behind In the last quarter and won the
Eve and a half furiones. by a len 9Th and d
half from August Belmoht's Merry Gift,
who had early speed and beat Opal by three
The attendance was about 5000. The
summaries.
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on e~rror-Boston l.. Left on asesoBosI III
2; on Ferguson. 2: on Reuibach, 2. struck out
BY Tuckey,' !; by Ferguson. q: by Reuioach, =
Two base hits-Zlmmerman. Steinfeidt, Een,
Zimmerman. Stolen BASEL nnifsn:. Double
plays-Zin norman and. Tinker Reulbacn ana
Umplres-Emslie and Rigler. Tine
I hour and Al minutes. Attendance-l,ell.
PTr1sBURo, 8; PHILADELPHIA IN. LII.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l7.-Pittsburg oatteo
Mofen all over the field In the last -FOUR innings
70 .day. Winning easily. The score:
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|ALL THREE FROM CARDINALS
TATLENDERs BIR US GOOD-BY
FOR THE SEASON.
New Works Win . Loose and Lone Drawn
Out ~Came-some Good Piayins ard
Some Sanron-Chicago s, Pittsburss
and the Brookyns Land Victories.

Out Came-some Good Playing end
Some samron-Chicagos, Pittsburss
and the Brookiyns Land Victories
The National League race underwent
no relative change yesterday so far. as the
first three teams were concerned. The
New Works won from the Cardinals their
ninth straight v%ictory-the ~Pittsburgs pol
ished of the Quakers and the Cubs put
the Bostons TO the mat, The Brook)yns
defeated the C~incinnatis and made II two
games out Of three. Four OF the seasons
series came 70 a close yesterday. The
New Yorks won fourteen from st. Louis
and lost eight. so that the tailenders gave
them a fair share OF trouble. The Brook
lyns lost the series to the Reds by the one
sided figures Of sixteen to six. The Chi
Cages won sixteen games out Of twenty
two from, the Bostoms and the Pittsbures
won thirteen and lost nine In the series
with the Philies. For the next week the
New Yorks will be playing the Pittsburss
and Chicagos, and II Is likely that these
two series will settle the championship
definitely. The results;
New York. 10; st. Louis, 3.
Brooklyn, O; Cincinnati, ..
Chicago, 4; Boston. I.
Ptttsbmg. o; Philadelphis. 4.
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II. tuC bCoIt
wAsHfHor6y.

Runs-Chicsgo-Dougherty, J: Jones. 7: lshen.
!; Davis / Lfm on S;sesnncsicsg9 =; washing: 1 3
base hit-Joncs. Sacrifice hits-Anderson ~.
White. Stolen. bsses-Anders on: Deiehsnty.
Double plays. Tannehiil. Davis and Isbell.
First base on balls--on White, |: OF rAnnehlll. 8.
Struck out-By White. :; by Tanneh!l. ?. Hit
by pitcher-By White. I. Umplrcs-O'Loughiln
and Eean. Time hour and 81 minutes. At
tendancc-s0G.
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AMERICAN. LEAGUE.
New Works Fan by the Wayside IN Detroit
-9ox and CieyeIands WIN,

The Eastern teams OF the American
League began their last attack on the
Western citadel yesterday. and all OF them
that played fell by the wayside, The New
Yorke were conquered by the Detroits.
the Bostons fell In the Cleveland kaleomine
and the W~ashingtons got the goose egg
treatment In Chicago. Rain stopped the 1t.
Louls-Philadelphla gam in the fourth
inning: neither side had scored. The re-
suits
Detroit. s;>New YOrk,,4.
Cleveland. 4; Boston, D..
Chicago. &; Washington. ..
At It. L0uls-Raip.
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rwARk, 5; PROVIDENCE, o-srooxp GAME.
Newark.
PnnYIdenc

Rune.Newark-ShsrpS. !: Mailing. 2. Two
Sharpe. Sacrifice hits-Kcly ~. Donohue.
Stolen base-Mahllng. First base on balls-on
Mueller. J.: on slime. !. Struck out-By. Mueller,
First base on error-Provtdence. I.
Left on b~ases-Sewark, 5: Providence. 4. Double
plays-Mahling, Mullen and Sharpe; Slime and
Absiein. umpires-Aurray and Kelly. Time
! hour and 10 minutes. Attendance-5.0Oo. Game
called on account Of darkness.
RuTIMoRE. 4 JERSEY CITY. 5.
Jersey City and Baltimore consumed eleven
innings In arriving at a decision in esterday' q
game at Jersey City. the Orioles winning. I to 3.
The Srnres
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Championship. TIL ird Round-J. ID. Travcis,
Montclalr, beat ", G; fownes. Jr. Pittsbure., by
up and 3 70 play: ": J. Travis. Garden City,
Fred Horreshon, EkwG nok. beat L, NJ. Byers,
Pittsburg, 0 up qnd 8 70 play; Max Bohr. Morris
piay.
The first pair will drive OF at 10 o'clock
this morning.
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aS~Bures. !: Hummes. !, jordan q dame, T. sh s.Sos,
!: Mclntire. !. Flnt base on error-ClncinnsI,
Left on bases ineInnst, 8; BROOKLYN, q First
Ewing. .; By, McIntire. 5. Home run-Jordsn
Thrce base. hit-Alpeman. Two base hits
Jordan, Mclnure. Sacrifice hlts--Boscher. Jor.
dan. Dunn. Stolen bases-Lobert {r, Paskert,
Ewing. Double plays-Eyan. Hoblltzen and
Mowrsy; Mcmillan and Jordan. Hit by pitcher
By McIntire. l., Um~plrcs-Klem and Owens
Time-i hour and s. minutes, 500.
CHICAGO u. L.. (: BOSTON IN. L,.i.
BOSTON. Sept i7.-Chicago won easily to dag
because OF the good pitching OF Reuibach. The
score. ~
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BOsTONs ARE CHAMPIONS.
Types From Cultured City beat Ptttsburss
In Final Ball Game.

The final game OF the printers baseball
tournament for the championship was
played by the Boston and Pittsburg teams
at American League Park Yesterday and
won by the former after q hard battle.
The Boston typos clipched the game In
the fourth inning. Mccarthy made a
single and stole. second, Lonergan was
hit and Whltcomb drove both runners In
with q single. going TO second on the throw
In. Whitcomb and. Donovan reached the
plate on errors, -Four runs were a lead
which the P~ittsburgers could not over
come. The latter 10 fact didn't score until
the ninth Thomas drew a pass. stole
second. and Mes fetched over the rubber
by Dooley's single
Ebert's pitching a a feature. He
struck, out eight men and felded bis posi-.
tion admirably. The day before he pitched
against the New Yorks and won. Chicago
was chosen for next years tournament.
The srore by innings:
r. n. u.
Boston ..."",",o Q Q 0 o..-s Q :
Plttsburg. ......0 O q Q O O o IL s 4
iAtteres-Rbert and Nhltcomb; Cooper and
Cloves.
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Tarrssch Again Beats Lasker at Chess.

NJ SlcH, Sept, T.-Tarrasch won the
twelfth game in the oh ampionshlp chess
match with Lasker on the sixty-fourth
move. The score now stands: DRsker. O;
Tsrrasch. 8: Drawn, 3. y
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W.nn,I = SSbs a.ebiol I: s \; T : i; G II SOFT : I.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., a.. Left on, ~bases-Phila-
deiphis, q: Ptttsburg, 7. Two base hits1.Clement.
on 6aIls-OG Moren. 3; on Willis. /, Struck out.
BY Moren. =. Stolen b~ases-T1tus.. Rransheld.
umpire--Johnstone Tme-l hour and IS minutes.
Attendeuce-2,0i6.
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Bye holes no, played.

One up in the morning ON Claim, Behr
was I down 10 the Bostonian at the eighth
in the afternoon, Thereafter he had the
best of both The drives and the short game.
ending In two over A. for the next nine
holes. This finish brought Behr, in winner
by . <up on the seventeenth green. The
Rostonians nave not had n seni-nnaIist
since Lockwood In 400 and they mostly
all packed their grips for home with sad
faces alter Clanin's downfall.
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.B.,,ed for Horr In the .I1 teii inning.

Detroit. 0 0 8 0 0 ~
New York ........O o 0 0 o ] o.
Observation-Disclosures. 1: Crawford. 1; Cobb,
2: Rossman. I; Schmidt. :. New York-McIi.
veen, 2; Conroy, !: Horg, /. Hits-of Hogg. 10
Two base hits-Crawford. KIllfer, McIlveen.
Sacrifice hits-Downs, Conroy. Laporte.. Stolen
First base on bslls-oh Donovan. 2: of Hogg. 2.
% Manning 3 Struck out-By Donovan. I; by
Double plsy-Baii. NoHarty and Conroy. I Tim
plre-Evans. Time, hours and s minutes. Al
tendance-5,aa
CLEVELAND, 4: bosToS "A. L),0
CLEVELAND. Sept l1.-Singles In the ninth
by HinchmAn, L ioie and Stovali sent Hinchman
across with the only run OF the Cleveland -fIoston
game o-day. The score.
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Southern LeaEue.

AZ .~liianta-first Atlantis, & l1tuh
Rotk.e Second game Atlanta, 3 Little Rock, o
A MISUNDERSTANDING s: Mcmphis. |
~ Nashy IN Orleans, 81 Nashville. ].
A. Observation-Disclosures, l. Mobile. !
Darkness.
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Observation-Disclosures. l.: DemmItt /. Provi-
P6eian, Poland. Three base .hit-Dcmmiti
Sacrifice hlts-MuIien. Donohue. Doian. Stolen
bsso-Devorc. First base on bails-oG Hughes.
2: OF Lavender. 1; Struck ogt-By, Hughes. Q;
bail-Peterson. First base on er~rors-Newark
/; Providence, ]. Left on bases-Newsrk. s.
Providence. 4. Ump!rcs-Murray and Kelly.
Time hour and 50 minutes.
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Fair start: won easily: Twillhat Queen. b.. Z.
:. by Odd fellow -ferrol:owned BY +. A. orsy the:
trained By Il. Colston.
Above prices compiled by experts. not based
on betting at the racctrack.
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Totals. :. . q 9 Of Totals, 81 8'74 IS o
None out when winning run was scored.
Cleveland ...,..-,..0 o 0 0 o o o o II
Boston O.. ..,..........0 o o 0 0 o o o 90
Runs Cleveland Hinch man. 4. TWO base hit
--Hinchman. Sacrifice hits-B rminghan. joss.
Niles. Stolen base-Lajole. First base on balls
on Joss, L: of Young. 1. Left on bases-Cleve-
land. 7: boston, q. struck out-Ry Joss. 4: by
81 minutes Attendanre-ione
exIcAoo "a. IL. 5: o.
CHICAGO, Sept. l7.-Wkte pitched .cieveriy
with good support and cas1y shut out Washing
ton. Street was elected from the game and
later from the park for Kicking. The score:
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

NKwkRK. 2; PROVIDENCE l-rIRsT oAME.
The Ncwarks moved up to second place yeSter-
day by defeating Providence, which held that
t0oiti0n tufce nj NeuArk The SCORES.
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Miss Nav suttou Win. At Tepnls.

DEL MONTE, Cal, Sept. H.-Miss MAY
Sutton Of Pasadena. Cal. to-day defeated
Miss Mabel Hotchkiss, the Pacific Coast
champion, In straight sets. 6-3, e.,
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Games Scheduled Tor To-day.
New ENGLAND Iaarue

AZ New Bedford-New Bedford. 9; Fan River, 5
AZ B~rockton-Lynn. 4; Brockton, 2.
AtHtverhill-Haverhill, 4; Lawrence. o.
AZ Lowell-worctster, 4: Lowell, 2,
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Baseball. Warrington Park. To-day 2 ?; W.
Brooklyn vs., 81, Louis, 2 games, I Adm.-Ade'
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BEooKLYN. Q: CINCINNATI. 2.

The ,Brooklyns grouped enough hard hits
Reds handily. Hummef, Jordan and Al
perman got busy with their bats In the first
inning and bumped home two runs, shee-
han, McIntire. and Burch swatted for a
the RrookIyns had enough runs to win,
but they .potted a couple Of more in the
eighth, After Rurch had singled. Jordan
for. his eleventh homer Of the. season,
McIntire had the Reds on the hip at ali
stages: A. new umpire named Owens
traitor duties with Bill Klein The score.
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FlRAr RACE.
Handicap. for two year .olds: $500 added: about
SECOND RACE.

Good atsrt: won handliy: Royal Captive, Oh. g.
. by Golden MARY Stuart; owned by the
Newcastle Stable: trained BY Thomas Welsh.
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.R.,,sd for zlm%erman in ninth inning. ,
s a:fIiisSS'.y:',:.,.ss SSSSS 3 =
Runs Jersey Gty-neGron, j: Bean. 1; Mer,
ntl. I. nsl~tlmore-Strang Il, Chadbourne, 2:
Hall. !. First base on errors-Baltimore, 5: Jer-
sey City, 1. Left on bases-Balumorc. 4: Jersey
CITY. a. First base on balls--On Mason. /; on
Pearson, 4. Struck out--By Mason. I; by Pear
son. 4; By. Adkins, !. Three base hIt-De Gron,
Sacrifice hit-Merhtt Stolen bases-Hall, O'Hara.
Double plsys-Shnw. Merritt and Fitzgerald SHAW,
Mason; Cassidy and Knight wild pltch.Mason
and Is minutes Attendance-Do.
AT ROCHESTER,.
Rochester. 30 0 0 o % 8
Montreal. -. ii O o o / do II /
BstteHss.Barger MlnnehAn and Butler; Stan.
| ey and Clark.
AT BUFFALO.
Toronto. 49,. o 3 o 5 o oLs 8 /:
Observation-Disclosures and Ryan; Montt and
Vanderrrft.
Games Scheduled for To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg In New York two games); st. Louis
In Brooklyn; Chicago In Philadelphia; Cincinnati
In Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York In Detroit; Washington In Chicago;
Boston 10 Cleveland: Philadelphia In 81. Louis.
nAsrERs LBAoUE.
Baltimore In Jersey City Providence In Newark.
SToron'o In Buffalo; Montreal In Rochester.
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New York STATE League.
At uucd-Uuca, & BinghAmton, o.
Az Troy-Troy. 3: WlikcsbArre. 4.
AZ Albany-Aibany. 4; Scranton, 5.
Al Elmira-Syracuse, z; Elmlra, Z,
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Totals. 81 II "a IS 4
IRAN for Brcsnshan In the sixth inning.
tBat.ed for McGinnity In the fourth inning.

ST. Louis. ........-,0 o o Q 0 1-b
New York.............0 o . 4 o o 10
Runs--St. Louis shaw. 1; Charles. Z; Murray. !:
Honetchy. l. New York-Tenney. .: Herzo9, ?:
Bretnshan. l; SnodHress, 4: Donin. l: Devlin. q;
st. Louis. 1; New York. 1. Left on basee-St,
Louis, 10; New York. Z. First base on balls-.on
!; OF. Taylor. :, Struck out--By Raymond, I: BY
higslnooiham, !: by Taylor. T. Home nun
Konet:hy. Harry, Taylor. Stolen baees--Bres,
nshsn, lbonlin, Brain; Bndwel. Psssed balls
Moran, Needham q; We tsht
on Higeinbotham, 8 In three and two-thirds
innings: on AcGinnity, q In four innings; on
=: hours and IS minutes, Attcndance-,oO.
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i.S !. Z. al.sss "a s'f PiiisS1fT. xdn. see.azssi
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CHICAGO ~. Il. {: BOSTON On ~ 1.


! 9 go OIL
% 0 3 90 o.
4, I. C~hlcaEo- slaTie,
/; Killing. !. First bsse
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MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Sept. i7.-Georrs
Capron. M~innesota's great football drop
kicker. to-day admitted the truth Of the
charges that he played professional base
ball this summer with the Meridian team
OF the Cotton States League. Caprons
resignation rs captain Of the 1908 Mime
sofa eleven follow ed these charges. Capron
says he has been drafted by the New iork
National League. team. Under the name
OF George Rapp he made a brilliant record
with the Meridian team,
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oiNih hHeLH
cling: for maiden two year old lIilcs. $500

Poor start: won easily: Director. oh, h.. j. by
The friar --Claret Cup: owned by j. Is. Respess:
tralntd by G. Mick.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-05-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin :
REDUCED RATES TO WESTERN CITIES.

For the benefit of delegates attending the sessions of
bodies enumerated below and others desiring visit the cities of
the West the Pennsylvania Railroad Company has arranged
place sale to all excursion tickets to the
meeting places considerable reduction from the usual
Chicago, Ill. American Medical Association, June to
s. Tickets sold May % 80 good returning until June
elusive.
Louisville, KY International Sunday School Associa
ion June IS 49, Tickets sold June ~ good returning
until June 70, inclusive
Chicago ILL., Republican National Convention, June ~
Tickets sold June II to TO- good returning until June 2 nclu
sive.
Denver. Col. Democratic National Convention, July 7.
Tickets sold July good to return until July II inclusive
Cleveland Ohio. International Convention, Baptists
Young PEOPLES Union Of America July 8 Tickets sold
July to g. good to return until July IS, inclusive
St. Paul Mimi Imperial Council, Mystic Shrine, July
IS to 49, Tickets sold July good to until July 25
Columbus Ohio. Prohibition National Convention
July TO- Tickets sold July 49, good until
July "a, inclusive
indianapolis, Ind. National Convention A. O. H,
July u.s. Tickets sold July 10 good until
July 81, inclusive
Toledo, Ohio. National Encampment G. A. R.. Au.
gust September Tickets sold August 81 80, good
until September IS inclusive
Denver, Col. Sovereign Grand Lodge /. 0. 0. F.,
September 70 Tickets sold September IS III good
return until September 80 inclusive
The Pennsylvania Railroad maintains comprehensive
schedule fast express Chicago Louis Indianapolis
Louisville Columbus Cleveland and Toledo from the principal
cities of the East
Full details of the reduced fare arrangements for these
of any Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket Agent No 382-47-2t