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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22
THE MISSOURI
NINE DEFEATED
Narrowing Scene Yesterday on
the Aala Park
Diamond.

A large crowd visited Aala Park yes
terday afternoon to witness a game of
baseball between a picked nine from
the Riverside League and the team of
the battleship Missouri.
Berger's band was in attendance.
In the first three innings the picked
nine brought in six runs, although the
sailors put up a fairly good game.
In the fourth the sailors went all to
pieces and an adjournment was taken
for beer, which was brought on the field
in buckets.
On resumption of hostilities the pick
ed nine piled up thirteen runs in the
fourth inning, and then the sailors quit.
It was by far the worst game of base
ball ever played at Aala Park.
Score bv innings:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22
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! The Second Series
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The official schedule of the second
series of games to be played in the
triangular baseball league is as follows:
July 25-Puns VS.. Keio; Rams VS..
Santa Clara.
July 26-Keio VS.. Santa Clara.
Aug. 1-Kams VS.. Keio; Puns VS..
Santa Clara.
Aug. Diamond Heads VS.. Keio;
st. Louis VS.. Santa Clara.
Aug. S-St. Louis VS.. Keio; Diamond
Head VS.. Santa Clara.
Aug. 9--Keio VS.. Santa Clara.
The schedule was arranged at a. meet
ing of the Honolulu Baseball League
held yesterday noon.
It was decided TO have two umpires
in future and Pat Gleason and Eddie
Fernandez were given the job of select
ing men to handle the indicators.
The protest of the Keios, lodged af-
ter their game with the Diamond Heads
on Sunday, has been referred to the
trustees.
The resignation of Bert Bower as
umpire was accepted.
The name of Chas. Albright has been
suggested as one of the new jumps.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22

The mines were as follows: I.
Missourls-C. II. Bullman, 2b; M. A.
Stone, 1b; F. G. johnson, C; Warner,
SIS; O'Hara. p; M. c. Kaig, IF; Stephens,
If; Flannery, eff; Kelley, 3b.
Riverside League picked nine-Wil-
lie Espinda, p; Joe Kalenia, C; Akana,
1b; Kupa, IS; Ross, 3b; Tahu, 2b; Char
lie, eff; Sam Hop, If; Chas. Clelmeax, IF.
Summary:
Two-base hits-Akana, Espinda, Ka-
lena, Warner, Stephens, Tahu, Kupa.
Three base hit-Kupa.
Home run-Charlie.
Wild pitch-O'Hara, Espinda.
Bases on balls-Of O'Hara, 5; off
Espinda, /.
Sacrifice hits-Picked nine, A.
Struck out-By O'Hara, 2; by Espin-
da, 10.
Passed balls-Kalema, 1; johnson, 6.
Umpire-Blare.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22

the better of the exchanges and held
his advantage in the third.
In the fourth Platt planted a stiff
left to the wind and clipped his left
to the dial, Murphy coming back with
hard right swing which went wide
of the mark.
The fifth round was boxed at a good
clip, both men being busy. Plat drove
couple of good lefts to the body and
Murphy came back with a right hand
buffet which Jared Platt
The sixth round was fast. Murphy
was beating Platt, who got good left
to the wind about the middle of the
spasm. Platt woke up and Murphy ran
into a left hook which fioored him for
a moment. He made up for lost time
when on his feet again and the round
finished with him going after Plat con-
fdently.
The verdict was draw.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22

At the end of last night IS entertain
ment Master of Ceremonies Ayres said:
s'This concludes the series of cards
of athletic events arranged for the en-
tertainment of the men of the feet.
We trust that the sport provided has
been acceptable to you all. On behalf
of the fleet committee I wish you the
best of good luck on your cruise and
a speedy return to Hawaii nei.''
These few words were greeted with
salvoes of real battleships cheers, and
these are the real thing in the cheer.
Paddy Ryan refereed all the events
last night and Fred Smith Juggled the
gong.
The first go was a six-round bout be-
tween Howe of the Connecticut and Til
man of the same ship. They boxed at
1873 pounds.
Both men were colored and went at
their work with a will. Tilman used
a nice left lead and Howe depended
on right swings. Tilman had matters
all his own way and had his man going
at the finish, though both were very
weary.
AS both men were on their feet at
the end of the sixth round, the referee
called it a draw. This arrangement
prevailed throughout the evening.
Frederieks of the Illinois and Ben.
nett of the Kansas next faced the mu-
sic. They boxed within the feather,
weight limit.
F'redericks started in like whirl-
wind and knocked his man down with
left clip to the jaw. Bennett planted
his left to the face and Fredericks
got in a stiff drive to the body. At
the end of the round the Illinois man
was visibly distressed.
In the second round Fredericks drove
his right to the jaw and dropped his
man. His superiority was so palpable
that the referee stopped the go and
awarded the decision to Fredericks
PIatt and Murphy, the two we'll
known Fort Shafter middleweights were
the next up.
The first round was of very even
nature.
In the second round Murphy had all
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22
SECOND POLO
GAME TODAY

at Kapiolani Park this afternoon be-
tween the Oahu and Kauai teams and
the home crowd will make an effort
to wipe out the score made against them
on Monday.
The teams will lineup as follows:
Kauai. Rice, No. /; J. Malina, No.
2; C. A. Rice, No. 8; G. A. Dole, No. 4.
Oahu-George Angus, No. 1; G. P.
Denison, No. 2; Walter Dillingham;, No.
8; J. Fleming, No. 4.
The game will start promptly at 3
O clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22
KOREANS PLAY SAILORS.

The Korean Compound is very pop
ular resort for the men of the fleet.
Every afternoon upwards of fifty or
more gather for baseball or other lively
games On Monday afternoon a match
field game was played between two
teams from the ships and yesterday the
Korean school boys put mp very good
fight with the crack team of the
Georgia. Light refreshments are serv-
ed the visitors by the Koreans in charge
while Mr.. Wadman and his family are
usually present to assist.
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SPLENDID BOUTS AMUSE
CROWD At F|SHMARKET
Three Rafting Mills Bring Over Five Thousand
Spectators to Their Feet in Shouting
Stage of Enthusiasm.

of the OF
neghb rhood five thousand tt yet.
bandfro o
of
would
il September
to
A L the committee,
aieably to axe his pet shem a
individual whom be is Lieutenant
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PORTER WON HIGH JUMP.

LONDON, Eng, July 21.-In the
Olympic games here today, Harry Por-
ter, of the Irish-American Athletic
Club, of New York, won the finals in
the high jump, clearing six feet three
inches.
The American athletes won FIVE heats
in the 200 and 400-meter races.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-16
Is No Friction
SECRETARY METcALF SAYS HIS
HEALTH is ONLY REASON
FOR REsIGNING.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1G.-Secretary
Metcalf is greatly distressed over the
vague rumors of friction between him.
self, and the President or Assistant
Secretary Newberry. given credence ia
some quarters as the real cause of his
resignation from the cabinet.
my resignation was not due in any
sense whether to friction between my
self and the President, Mr.. Newberry
or any one else" he said last night.
THE exact reasou-the condition, OF
my henlth--was given in my letter to
the President. That Is all there Is
to it.
"As a matter Of fact, had the
naming of my successor, would never
consider anyone else than Mfr. New.
berry. The tribute I paid MIN in my
last annual report stands to-day; he
has made good on every problem laid
before him, and have the highest
confidence In him."
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NICE PRIZES
ARE OFFERED
FAlRMoNr MERCHANTS AND
BUSINESS MEN OFFER AWARDS
FOR BOWLING SCORES.

The Fairmont merchants and bust.
Hess men have shown that tley are
interested in the bowling matches.
The following prizes have been given
to stimulate the game:
Prizes for High Averages.
First-ODe Bowling Girl picture, do.
mated by Coal City Furniture Co.
Second-One hat, donated by E. c.
Rowand. 1.-THE Haberdasher."
Thlrd-0ne SOLID gold engraved
stick gin, donated by Rubin Bros. &
Lipson.
Fourth-one Meerschaum pipe. do,
mated by A. G. Martin.
Fifth-0ne boz Gen. Warren cigars,
donated by Smith-Race.
Stxtn-0ne ticket to Dixie Theater,
good for six months, donated by Frank
Hall, of Dixie Theater.
Prizes For High Rolls.
First-0ne pair of gold engraved
Gun buttons, donated by Scott. the
1eweler.
second-One pair shoes, donated by
Chas. Highland.
Third-Fountain Pen, donated by
Chilson News Agency.
Fourth-One shaving mug and
brush, donated by Minor Durham.
Fifth dozen Photos on Postal
Cards. donated by Cnandlee Studio.
High Roll in Three Consecutive Games
One toilet set, donated by Cranes
Pharmacy.
Following is the schedule for the
rest OF the year:
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Nov focal Co. No. I. IS. Post
office.
Nov. lS.-co4l Co. No. .. VS.. Coal
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Nov l9.-Dccoys VS.. Free Press.
Nov. 2O-Martin's Colts VS.. Smith
Race.
9Th week
Nov. 2i-Coal City VS., smith-Race.
Nov. 25-Coal Co. No. vs.. Free
Press.
Nov. sG-Martm's Colts VS., Coal Co.
No. 2.
18th week
Nov. SO-Decoys VS.. Poslofice.
Dec. Coal Co No. | vs.. Smith
Race.
Dec. Coal City VS.. Free Press.
Dec. MARTINS Colts vs.. postof.
fee.
Dec, 4-pecoys vs.. Coal Co. No. 2.
Sth week.
l,"" Soul Co. No. | VS.. Gov: CITY.
Dec. 9,-Coal CO. No. ., VS.. Postotfice
Dec. 4 -F,re Press vs.. Smith .Racr
9th %ocl;--
Dec il-Mal.'!'e Colts VS. Dec6ys.
Dec. l5.-- SMITH f: re vs.. Ca! Ea.
No. ..
Dec. '6.-,Pn$ ,cFlce vs. Free ir's>.
Det. l7-Coal CIty VS.. Decoys
Dec. lS.-Coa: . No, / VS.. Neon $
Colts.
10th week.
Dec. 91-Coal City vs.. Martins Colts
Dec. 22-Coal Co. No. . vs.. Free
Press.
Dec. 24.-Postoffce VS.. smith-Race.
18th week
Dec gS-CoOl Co. No. VS.. Decoys.
Dec. 29.-Martin's Colts VS.. Coal
Co. No, Q.
Dec, sl.-Coal City VS., Postomce.
Jan l-Decoys VS., smlth,Race.
18th week.
Jan, Goal Co. No. / vs. Postoftice
Jan Goal Co. No. 2 vs.. Coal City,
Jan. S.-Marttn's Colts VS., Smith.
Race.
18th week
Jan. it.-DeCoys VS.. Free Press.
Jan. l2.-Coal City VS.. smlth.Race.
Jan. lS-Coal City No. / VS.. Free
Press.
Jan, l4-Arartin's Colts Va. Coal Co.
). ,-sl,,. c'.6Ht Il Ifsa
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The new play. "The Builder OF
Bridges" by Alfred sutro. author of
"The Walls OF Jericho" was produced
in London this week with George
Alexander and irene vanbrugh in tho
cast and was tavorably received, It
is pronounced not a greatly play, but
interesting.
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Miscellaneous

WANTE0-To exchange for town
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tarm, near Kingwood. Address S15
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To know what are the best bargains
to be had in the stores OF this city
as you may know by reading the ads
is knowledge worth having.
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No. 2.
Jan. 15-Decoya VS., Postoanee.
18th week
Jan. ls-coal Co, No / VS.. Smith.
Race.
Jan. 2o-coal City vs.. Free Press.
Jan. 21-Martin's Colts vs. Postoflce
Jan. 25-Decoys vs., Coal Co. No. 2.
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II you want to see the relation Of
advertising to business" take look
to-day at few OF the stores that are
not advertised--and then at few
that are.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-16

Margaret Dale, who for several sea.
sons played polite young women With
John Drew, Is now doing a breezy vau.
deville actress from the West in
'"Father and the Boys" with W, H.
Crane. As a GLIB speaker ot George
AIDES slang she has made a striking
hit.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-16

The people who advertise and WIN
answer ads. are never out Of work
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y "A 's,'a an ~ y qt.a sa,4
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FOR REMT-0ne 4 room house, Sec.
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FOR RENT-Nace new six room house
"a Pike street, Evansville, close car
Tine. Apply Geo. NJ. Price, 1895 Pike
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psphyao F;tiard has rtpiaced Aana
1aushltn u Hamlet on Broadway"
Kiss LouSAltn u going into vauds.
vile
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E1eanof Robson Is reported 70 be
making sueeesu in her new play by
Richard Harding Davis. wen the
Medium"
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HoEoR:
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The Adventure Of LADY Ursula is
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A FEW WORDS ABOUT THE FA1RMoNT WEST v1RGN1AN
The Farmont West yrgnian recognized of the leading
daily papers in the State aud fast gaining circulation
patronage having than doubled circulation the two
years.
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socat 1t gets its telegraph direct the from thu
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the only Famon daily paper that its advertisers
Square Deal by having fixed advertising [although high
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the only Fairmont paper its circulation
known by affidavit
the only Famont paper giving its readers every day
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gives average Of from 10 Is columns new~
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These Of the why gaining circulation
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are missing the BEST PAPER PUBLISHED IN MARION COUNTY
A SPECIAL FEATURE.
We have arranged publish exclusively the Roosevelt hunting
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1t is well known fact that President will get $100
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and the stories for which have contracted good
interesting and Just well written the African stories will be
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Lost and Found
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Finder please return her to, or notify
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Houses for Rent

FOR RENT-One sig room house, cor
Rer nth street and CASTOR avenue. APP
ply S22 Locust avenue, Consolidated
phone $50.
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Mildred Holland has brought out =
new play on the story Of the unfortu-
nate Empress Josephine called "A
Royal DiyrNee."
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FouND-on Fairmont Ave. a -
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Vertisement. #
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Robert Drouet 4as joined Annie
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Sex"
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FoR RENT-Barn, central part Of
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This year Ben Hur" is to be pre-
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river only, The play is now in It's
tenth season and as popular as ever.
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FOR sALE-A fresh Jersey cow. Adj
dress Guy Leonard, RtvesviIIC, W. Va.
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FOR sALE--Fresn Jersey COW. Ap.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-16

FOR RENT-Four rooms, furnished
or unfurnished, all conveniences. APP
ply e9s Fourth street. Fifth ward. If
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-16
Notice.

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