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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Howard's Early Lead Too Much for
GeIdenberE Team
STANDING OF TIE II

" L Pet " q. Pct
EsgsF4 EEIsF4 O.; g Han : Co. ! q
To-say's Ezme-vy5Iliau Haha & Co. vs. Ns-iaual
ECcrric supply Company. az Eighth s1Tge- and
Flari1a sve1ue nor-hezst a. 80
G. e Howard messed out on Goldenberg
yesterday in the last inning in q we'll
played game. Score. s TO 5
Freeman. on the mound for the printers
pitched good ball Robey. for the Golden
berg nine. was effective. allowing but
seven scattered hits He was wild
though. hitting three men and walking
two
The printers obtained an early lead.
chasing i've runs across the plate n the
first OF two hits but after that Robey
settled down and Howard Co. showed
no dangerous sign OF scoring until the
last inning when with two on bases and
none out. the next Two men were easily
retired. and Greene. the next batter up
connected for his second HIT bringing IN
the winning run.
A home run by Kelly over left field
fence and q running catch by O'NeiIle
were the features. Score
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Young NarI1sman wins Prize.

Newport. r. /. July 29--The gold medal
offered by the Admiral Trenchard Section
Of the Navy League OF New York as a
marksnan prize. to be competed for BY
the apprentice seamen at the Naval
Training Station here, was awarded this
morning 10 Apprentice H H Swafford.
he having made a score Of 40 out Of a
possible 500 Six hundred apprentices
participated in the contest. but Svvaror5
kept a safe distance ahead Of all OF his
opponents The winner IS but eighteen
years old. and enlisted IN the navy At
Fort Worth. Tex. on June Il.
While you think Of it. telephone your
Want Ad- 10 the Washington Herald and
bill VIII be sent you at 1 cent a word.
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VIII Not Run Cnrpenter.

Newark. y J. July 29.-The manage
meut OF the Knights Of Columbus games
which VIII be held here next month re-
ceived a eablegrau from Lieut. Halls
yvelle. the English runner. this morning
dated Hamilton. England. stating that he
greatly regrets that he viii be unable to
meet J. C Carpenter. Of Cornell, In q
match race in the Newark games.
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TRUCKERSPLAYHARD
Lawrence, New Manager, Gets
Ginger Into Game.
CAPTURE A DoUBLEHEADER
Roanoke the Victim at Portsmouth,
Loses First ny 2 TO 1 and the Sec
SnRppy Work - The Pitching on
Both Sides Il a Feature.
SPECIAL to me- yvashi1e4on BenIa.

SPECIAL to The washiugton Herald.
Norfolk, Va. July 29.-Portsnouth kept
up its winning stresk to-day. taking both
games Of a doubie-header from Roanoke,
the first 20 l, and the second ? 70 O.
Although both games were close. supe-
rior pitching carried thesday in each OF
the games, Not until The last half Of
the ninth inning did the Truckers find
Otey for enough hits 20 win out. In
the second game Morrissey was found
for hits when men were on bases
Lawrence, the new playing manager OF
the Truckers. has injected winning
spirit into the team Scores
First game RHE
Roanoke. .....-...-...- Gobe % 81 0
Portsmouth h------------ 0 1 - 0
BatteTiss-Otsy and Kunkel: Vail and Wsdleish.
UmDiTe-AIr- Mace-
second samc- RHE
Roanoke. 0 90 eoooo % /
Portsmouth 0 0 - 0
Battsr1es-Morrissey ard Boyls: hamilton and LAT
timer TApare-AIr Mac
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NATIONALS Tsys&a THREE LEADERS The ANA TEURS

close about their neck on the hot days
of the year. and as soon as they became
accustomed 10 the sun they declared the
new idea Of Manager M1rray's 10 be one
OF the best improvements OF years some
Of the veterans felt strange at first but
now that they have realized the difference
they would not go back TO the shirts
with the collars
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To-isy's Ezme-v5Ilis- Haha s Co. vs. Ns-ioual
ECcrTic supply Company. a. Eighth s-TUe- and
Elcri1a ave1ue nor-aezst -
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures. :: Waterbury L
At SDrngield-FiTst game New Britain. ?:
Springfield. l. Second game. Springfield. ;; New
Britain. J.
At Holyoke-First game: Holyuke. Is: New Haven.
/ Second game Hoyoke. 3. New haven. ,
At AIeriden-4Ieriden. 3; Hartford, L
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.Rs-ed fu Gnson II

{. Gossvh's- s----.--.---------- ? o022a x-Io
Marines. -................. 9 . 0 0-s
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Earned r1ns-Hozard. .; Galdeubcrg 4 Fi-sr
tase by erTurs-HoWard. T. C50ldenbeTE / Left On
bases-HcEari e. tSuldenberE = FIrSt base on
baIls-Of Robsv 2 Strsck out-Br Robsy 5 hy
Freeman s Hone rgn-EsIy. Th7ce-base hts
Widusyer Evans Two-hase hits-C Chrismau Lee
suitzsr. Sacrifice hir-Howard- stolen bases-How-
ard GuTi Law. Kelly. Ro5ey- Hit b. pttcher-B By
Robey 3 Jr1r5re-lfr Fin1esan- Time e game
/ hour and = minutes
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To1sls.... s11s 1

TEo-hase hits-Altizsr. Cauiszn- SaG1fos hits
Stovan Birmingham. Altissz. Lord. Thonsy. Bases
on balls-Of Cicor1e. 2 Bit b. pitcher-By joss. ].
Left on bases-C1eFeland s: Boston T. struck out
b JOSS. 3, hy Cioo-te. 5 Double plays-Joss %
BradIey: 3fcCounel. 70 stahL % Ca-riEnn- PISSED
haIl-Bemis. Wild pirch-Cio0ttc. Umpirls-5fessrs.
Esz1 and SheT7dan- Tine Of gaus-2 hours aud Is
minutes Attendance 25SS
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E7FIlel Tl7-s-II. 4 z. = Nllf1 cITeeI. J IN
base bJ eruu-5- A. C.. Z. Ninth street. 5 Left
on hases-G- A C. ?. Ninth Street = First base
On balls-OG McAfahcn. g. a Falconer f. Ssr-1cE
out-Br Fal-1ner- .. sfc9faho- Tuo-hsse hits
l1uDelly- Coleman Sacrifice hir-cuunirr rhsul
stolen baseS-Lee 20 Arzzbruster- Aver DouneIlr
stewart - Geihei. Wtub0op DOuhie plays-
Donovan % Dcunelv. Falc1aer 70 Donuelly %
W5rkcop Eit hy pItche--By lfs1Iahou- Passed
tall-Tsu-ke TEri7e-1lr Ha1dIbCc T5ue q
rEuse-I ho1- and 50 u1iuutes
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Left On basss-Indspcndents. 2. 8letropolitans ?
FIRST base on balls-OT Builock I. OF Reeves /
Struck out-By Bullock 2, b. Reeves. G. Three
base hirs-scfmidf. BuIlocz Two-base hit-Csma-
lier. stolen bases-Nessmifh 49, Piunkett. Double
play-f5iles 20 Nessmith- Hit BY pi;cher-By Bul-
iOck. ?; By Reeves. l. Wild pitches-Reeves. /
Passed bails-Rosenbio-. 2 Uu1pire-1lr. Mover
Tine q came-I hour and % minutes
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Left on bases-S[ S-ephsu's 8: BIo111iur5sle =
First base On baus-OI Gleason, s, OF Buscasr
Struck out-By Gleason. L; by Buschsr = Thrse-
base hit-He5nrich- TEo-base hits Hurley ptipvz
Stolen besas-1lurTihy. Dunn Hurley. Phipus. Wud
pi5ches-Buscher. . Tmpire-Slr. Bel. Tine q
eameI hour and 50 Minutes.
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Earned r71us-Niuth. . First hase by s-urs-
Ninth ; Left on bases-Ninth. ,: Y 4 g. L
First base on balls-OH Carroll ,; OF Symonoskie
l. oF Caton L Innings pitched-By Carroll l..
BY Symouoskie. s Hts made-O1 Sgnonoskie,
struck ouf-Bv Carroll 2: by Svmonoskie s: By
cations e Taree-base hits-Hands. synonossie. Two
base hit-SteckeT. SaGidcs hits-COunor, keTps-
stolen bases-Counor q. Stecksr, Pencil Z
HcdEso1, B. Hcdsson q, Miller Umplre-Air
Bass- Tlns Of szrae-l hour and 50 MINUTES
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TomoroE's szme-Eckingson rs Washington
Heights, at sixth and D streets noTtheast
The MetrODOlHans won from the Inde-
pendents yesterday. : 10 3
Bullock, who pitched for the Inde-
pendents. was not hit during the game.
and walked only one man. He struck
out twelve men
To-day-s game viii be played az Sixth
and D streets northeast. the league
grounds having been changed 10 that
place. Score.
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IT O 5as7e-l7T-1lIE0- = IT-TsT77rgs :. Eases
ol baTls-i1T Wilhelm g. oT Leifeld q Struck
out-By pIhelrn- !: D. Lslell l. T1so-hase hit
Leach Sacudce hi-s-Tl1rzs Clarke Stolen base
-Leach- D1uble plsTs-A hts-ic-iio % Saaciua -
WEd pitehes-TFilhelm .-t Time Z eame-I ho-=r
and 90 minutes Um-5rss-1Iessrs. Rudderham and
E11slie- A-teuda-ce ga
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

A. Birminsham-sfsmphis .; Birmingham, L
At Atlanta-Atlazra- ;; Mobile, 2
At NassEine-NsshTElle. ?; New Orleans. O.
At NcntsomeTy-N -Noz1g0zneTy ?; Little Rock,
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Dorando win Turn Professional.

London, July 2s.-Dorando, the Italian
runner, who collapsed in the Marathon
race. makes the statement that he VIII
in the future run IS a professional in
shorter distances than the Marathon
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MINOR LEAGUES.
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Wuhanspo-t-Lanczstcr >. WiIliaaspor-, u
At Johnstozu-Treuton J. Johnst0En =
A. Harrisb-rg-Readins 5. Harrisburg. l
At Altoora-VFiluington. 1: Altoona.
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Left On bases-St- Joseph's. ?; Marines. : firsr
base on baIls-O6 Baizer. s. Of Gibson, L Struck
or7f-By Balzer 9. hy Gibson. 5 Home usns-
Hessler Bsrlick- Tuo-basc hit-Kane- Sacidc-
hifs-Rieke7. Priest Goodman. sab. Dosd- Stolen
hase=-Ricker. Hunter. DreaEcr. jenkins - Kane
DoEd. Snyder. Hit by pitcaer-By Gibson. / Wild
uitches-Gihson /. Bsizcr / Passed bails-C sab.
/ Uu1pire-8Ir- Watts Tine Of sane-l hcur and
50 r-fnu-es.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

AT BUfalO-Flrst game: Baltimore :: Buffalo 10.
Secn1d game. Baltirao-s. Il; Buffalo. 2
A. Rocaester-FiTst gsme- Newark. 4; Rochester,
L Second game: Newark. l; Rochester. ?
At TOranto-FirSt game ProFidence. 4: Toronto. L
Second game; Providence 5; Toronto. ten In
ninEs).
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Catcher /. ReIeased-

SPECIAL 70 TIE Washington Herald
LynchbUrg. Va. July 2s-ROss Raley. a
brother OF the local first baseman. vas
released to-day. after a trial as catcher
He returns tonight 70 his home IN
BLOOMINGTON. Nd
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Indianapolis-Kansas City. ,: Indianzpolis 2
At Golumhus-ColuEbus S: St Paul >
At LouisFille-LouisvIle, 2; Milwaukee, O
At ToledO-First gln1e- Toleio. Z; Minneapolis, {
Second game; Toledo. 2: Minneapolis. @
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wADDELL FANS SIXTEEN.
The Rube Does Things to the Phfia-
deIphfn Team

81. Louis. July Z--Rube waddeU struck
out sixteen OF his former team mates this
afternoon. and stlu Philadelphia was
leading until St. Louis in the last half OF
the ninth batted in three runs of Vickers
and one on Dygert, who succeeded him,
winning : IN ( S~ore-
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ONLY RUN ON PASSED BALL.
Too Good and Lffeless
Game Results.

Bliss gave New York tie only run made
in to-days game. The pitching was too
sood fer the batsmen. and the game was
Iifeless Score.
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Tomorror's szne-EekiuE,on rs. Washington
E....... 50 -. -.
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SFeczal % Ihc Washington Herald-
Lynchburg. Va. July "A heavy
shower shortly before tine of to-day's
game caused a posrponemeut OF the last
contest with Norfolk
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Left On bsses-Chicago. = Bcston. 4 Firse base
on haIs-Of Flahcrty. . struck out-By Flaherty.
:. by Boultes. . uy Brown 3 Two-base hirs-BesE-
e7uzn O.. king Sacrifice hits-Chance. Steinfsldt.
Holman Stolen hase-SaFle- UmrIre-9fr- RiSer-
T1uls Of gams-I hour and 81 minutes. AJlendauoe-
SED
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Rain at LynchburE

BstteTies-Loos and Thaekaz7 SPARKS ard Ne,
IInpIres-Messrs HenraEer and 3lcKecver
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Brockt0n-Lyun. 8. Brockfou. ;
At Dowell-New Bedford, 2: Lowell, =
At Worcester-Fau River. 5: Worcester, 2
At Lawrence-LawreRce, 4; Hsverhill, !.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

AZ A1tauv-.AIhzny. 3. Utica- 5
At Scranton-ScIanron. 5. Bingbamt01. O.
At Troy-Troy. 6. Elnlira. ;
At WilkeShar-e-W Wilkesbazre- 9: Syrzzlse. =
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TEU-hGss hits-E- Jones. Murphy Three-5ase hit
Shrek saG1fcs hif-E- Collins. Bass on balls
on Wsdden. 2 Struck out-By Wa5den I5: by
VicEers 1 Left On hases-st- Louis. 5. PhnaEel-
phiz. Z. Cmpi-e-3Ir Connolly. Tine e gaue-I
h01r ard 55 u-iultes. Attendance+ SO.
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'Dl.aaaHaad for failing % s0uaA second bass-

For years the collar attached to the
baseball shirt has been a useless and
uncomfortable addition, and Manager
Billy Murray, OF the Phillies, after care
1uI consideration this season decided that
the time had come when the collar must
90. and when he gave the order for the
uniforms for his team he Informed the
maker that be wanted the shirts without
collars
The result has been that the players
have not had sweltering cloth hanging
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At CHsrieso0n-Jaoks1uTiile /; Charleston. Q.
At Augusta-Coluzhia. 8: Augusta, O.
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Left cn bases-New YORK. 3; s. LcIs. > Bases
OF h1Ils-OE Na-hcuson l. a Slilee . S5rlck
o1t-Bv N8rhe7s1n- 3 o. S1Ilae. 4 Tw0-hase hiJ-
Charles stolen ba=-Tsn--es Passed haIl-Bliss
Uzrui-e-8fr. Johusfrne- Tine q Eame-l hour and
: minutes Attsu5ance. 5o.].
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Left 1ases-P Pui.1de EtIa- s. Cincinnati, / BASES
on baIls-Of SPADE = of Noren. ? Struck out
By SPADE. 1; b. C0T-i5an. ?; hy MoTen. / Three
hasa hit-Ganzel Sacrifice hlts-EulsWiit e. Can
zeL stolen bases-Csrar- Titus. Paskert Mage.
Knabs. Umpire-1Ir- Klem- Tine Of game-i hour
and . Minute Arfeudauce-5sl6
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Onaha-ODsha. 6: Denver. o
At Lincolr-SlGux CITY. 10; Lincoln. O.
At Des Moines-Des Noines. 6: Pueblo. 2
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BROoKLYNS OUTPLAYED.
superBas Do Vet Get a LOOk-in with
PittsburE.

New York July -s-The BrookiyEs
didn't have chance against Leiheld's
pitching today and were shut out. Not
one Of them reached third base Score
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
st. Louis, .; Philadelphia, 4.
Boston, 4; Cleveland, 3.
To-DAY's GAMES.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
JOSS MISPLAYS COSTLY.
Cleveland Americans Lose TO Boston
IN the Eleventh.

Cleveland. Ohio. July 2s.-Errors were
frequent in to-day's eleven-inning battle
won by Boston in the eleventh. 4 10 3
Cicotte pitched good bait but let in two
Maps runs by his own errors. while JOSS
was guilty Of misplays as costly
A lightning double play in the eleventh
prevented the tying Of the score Score
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At Nouroe-FIrst game: Jackson. 0: Monroe. Sec
1nd gaIre- Jzckscn. 4; MouToe, L
At CoiE71bUs-Co Columbus, 2; Meridian q
Al GulfpoEI-Guhport. 0: Vicks5rg, 1
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The Ninth Street aggregation OF the
Sunday School League trimmed the vir-
ginia Athletic Club yesterday at Falls
Church. Va Score. 5 10 /
Symonosbie. for the Ninth Street lads,
had 1t all his way. allowing but two
scattered hits, while he struck out eight
Cations. on the rubber for the Falls
Church boys. was touched Up for nine
safeties. while he famed nine men
A running catch by Walters and the
batting Of SymonOskie were the features
Score
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
St stephens and BlOomfnEdaIes
FafI to Put Teams in Field.

" L Pct W L Pct
Cel 6. 49, a 6 g BBT7sHtToo5l . g
To-day's game-Brentuo0d Is s.. Stephens Inst
tute, ~ Capital City PARK. First and II streets
northeast at 5Sl
Failure on the part Of the ST. Stephens
and BlO0mingdaie teams 10 place men
on the field in tine yesterday, caused a
pOstponement Of the regular game. An
exhibition game was then pulled OF. and
St Stephens won out by 3 10 O.
The Bloomingdale club tied the score
IN the seventh inning. but owing 10 the
darkness the game reverted 10 even in
nings. and gave the westenders the game.
Score
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Nike Mitchell. Cincinnati National SIS f. 81 II
Harry 1IcI1ryre. Brooklyn. National AL T. II
I'd Walsh Chicago. American. So f l051 in
Orral Overall Chicago. National. 80 f. 3A IN
Beis AfSCsy. Mobile. Cotton States SO f. II In
A. P. Leifeld, Pi-ts5urg. National. 81 # IN
ACCCRATE-THROWTSG CONTEST.
Gea-Ec Gibson, pit-sb1r-. National.
John ?. Mclean Cincinnati National
John king. Chicago. National
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
Bullock Pitches No-hiG Game Against
the Independents.

sTANDING OF TIE TEAMS
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HnEerStown wins.
to ne Waslington Head

SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald
Frederick. Nd, July 29.-Hagerstown
defeated Frederick here to-day by the
score Of 3 10 . This IS the second
time Hagerstown has defeated the local
team On its home ground, while Freder-
lex has only defeated Hagerstown at Ha-
gerstOwn once this season Howard Of
Virginia, pitched his first game for the
local team to-day. Score:
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SUNDAY-SCHOOL LEAGUE
Ninth Team Wins from vfrEinfaas
at Falls Church

To-day's game-Exhihifiou same- Bethany rs
Ninth Street al Sixth and D streets northeast Al
$50 O'Clock
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St. Joseph's won a weu-deserved victory
from the Marines. the leaders. yesterday
by the score Of 10 to ;.
The Soldiers hung up a tally in the first
inning, but St Joseph's went them one
better in their half
In the fourth round both teams scored
a pair Of runs. St. Joseph's took the lead
n the next inning. chasing two more
runs across the plate, and increased its
lead four in the sixth session. 4 home
run swat by Berlick. a base on balls, and
q single netted the Marines lis last two
runs OF the game in the eighth. Dutch
Hessler's batting gets much Of the credit
for St Joseph's victory Score:
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LOSE PITCHER WOOD
Cantill0n's Find Goes to the
Boston Club.
GOOD ASSOCIATION RECORD

FounEster Who TvvIrIed Clever Ball
Tor Kansas City Purchased by the
Red sOx-NatIOnaIs spend Day on
Road from st. Louis TO Chicago.
open Series with Sex To-day
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.

TO-DAY,S GAMES.
Chicago NJ Boston
PittsburE at Brooklyn.
St Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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CUBS IN OLD FORM
Boston Nationals Blanked by
Score of 6 to 0.
BROWN Is At HIS VERY BEST

SfOrdecai Lets Opponents Down with
But -Four Hits-New York Gets Its
Only Run On Passed Ball in Game
with ST. LOufs-Pfrates shut Super
has Out In Fine style.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Pittsburg, 5; BROOKLYN, o.
Cincinnati. A. Philadelphia, 2.
New York, 1 st. Louis, o.
Chicago, 8; Boston, o.
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REDS TRIE PHILLIES.
Cincinnati Nationals Play Fast Game
Against Philadelphia.

Cincinnati. July @--The Reds took a /
fast game from the Phmies to-day, al /
though getting the fevest hits. Score.
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Boston. July 29.-Brown was at his best
to-day F1aherty was displaced by BoUltes
tu the 9Th S-ora-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-08-27
Wonderful Alfalfa Crop.

jamestown Alert. The samples Of
this year's alfalfa crop from the river
farm d u. ". Fuller, sou,heas. oi the
city, attracted considerable attention ii
the aler, Office window The alfalfa
plants are from roots that have nos be-
como thoroughly engraiicd in the soil
The Plant measure from thirty 70 ,fir-
ty-six inches or more III length, and
comprise a heavy, nutritious forage
feed The plants were cut IL blossom.
he seed was fir, so,sn abpu, four
years ago, without ans nurse crop ac-
campaigning il, The first iall the crop
was CIT to some extent, bu, at the
second cutting, u the first year after
seeding, there "as a good, strong yield
ATTAINED, and tao cutting ior tia, year
made IN The second and third years
two crops we're cut, and this gear there
VIII be two crops from the sasnc field.
Mr.. Fuller has bad vide experience ii,
raising and feeding stock u all kinds,
and be says tina, ior feed his alfalfa is
al'ou, as good a. any III the world.
l'orses led on alfalfa don't need much
grain
On il,e norl, side Of the house al The
Fuller farm thirty acre. ~ alfalfa were
seeded a year ago witho,, Il nurse crop.
! be plant have been CIT onee this year
and they gave fair yield II alfalfa
starts witli i lot ~ weed along with
#, both weed, and alfalfa should be
moved Of, and the aitalia roots will
continue 70 thrive and 70 deep for ,nois-
'ure MIR Fuller seeded several small
spols on his farm with alfalfa seed,
scattering the same By hand without
any special preparation Of the ground.
he plants lived in most cascs--a con
vinsnig argument tina, they will grow in
i'iis country with proper attention As
a iced for sheep, horses and cattle al
falfa cannot he cxccllcd, and once a
field is well started its yield is big
paying crop.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-08-27

During the fiesta Of Christmas or the
week Of All Souls and All Saints, when
the Indians swarm down from the
mountains with their holiday wares
for sale, visitors in the City Of Mexico
may notice the strange language that
the vendors use in addressing each
other. Even when they turn to serve
the purchaser their Spanish is neither
castlian nor Mexican, but is frequent
IL broken by peculiar syllables and
accents. This is merely an illustra-
ton of the fact that the Indian Ian
guages Of old Mexico have not been
entirely submerged by the conquering
Spanish. and in some of the most re-
mote districts Of the republic various
and distinct languages handed down
from the columbian era are still
spoken ia their pristine purity by many
tribe menbers.-M Mexican Herald.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-08-27
He Gave Her a Present.

When ! was young man Lady Jcr-
sey was one of the leaders Of fashion,
and her house was the resort of poll
ticians and others. With her lived her
daughter, Lady Clementine villicrs, q
handsome and clever girl The custom
had been established that all friends
should give the latter present on her
birthday, and these presents were set
out in an antechamber Among these
friends was Lord Brougham, then an
old man. He called on birthday, but
had forgotten what the occasion was,
and had brought no present. Seeing a
mass Of presents laid out, he seized one
Of them and took it in as his present,
rightly counting that the young lady
would not remember that 1t was one
that already had been given to her.
And very proud he was OF his pres
ence Of mind. But, then, he was an
ex-lord chancellor London Truth.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-08-27
Riding Camel In the Desert.

DR. Nachtigal tho celebrated African
explorer, was the guest of rich Ham
burg merchant. The merchants son, a
young man of a somewhat sentimental
temperament. said among other things
that his dearest wish was to ride across
the desert on the back of camel. he
thought such ride must be very poet
ical indeed.
MY dear young friend replied the
explorer ~ can tell you how you can
get n partial idea of what riding a
camel Oh the deserts of Africa is like
Take an Office stool, screw it up rs
high as possible and put it in wagon
without amy springs. Then seat your.
self on the stool and have 1t driven
over rocky and uneven ground during
the hottest weather of July or Angus,
and after YOU have not had anything
to cat Or drink For twenty-four hours
and then YOU will get a faint idea Of
how delightfully."- poetic it is to ride on
camel In the wilds of Africa
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-08-27
Sale Of Land.

Ncs4re IS hereby -.ver THAT arlcs zE.fs'is-
;sye 6; AZ order o. >Ase -saass~- " the Ron
Of the r<s4nsy 8. En..Nsr.s n sAe state o.
North i,akSss- .sSts-G ta.s ISL. ~ a. August
A. u lSN she l9ds .s.gEs-<l. IN aim IN st rat
or az the estate c.f 1sS3c<3sAsa " Nssrfs;s laie
Of TIE town q. i-iais>ss. N II. c<zanty u Eta-
mons ard S.sts q. North Ds-eta. es.s-ti>ed :
will sci! Al lr.vA.<. sac - II. :s.-As>t Did
der, for cash, sal 5se. II cf.i tst ~ the
Judge az said county conf, The ipsioNaB =
described land 10 II
Lot - in block u II ant-rs FIRST aaa.tloi.
80 the village q Linton. y y, aecos>linS y
the pl \; thereof on tie in The etsee q tle
register OF deeds OF E,au5pns couasy u
The sale Will he made on D. afsei the lsia
day OF Sepser..s<ss- A D. lstr
All bids io1>t be il writing, and Ray y
left Al Ia. oMce o. Caas. Coventry, n Inc
village OF Luton. North pasosa ~ FLED
With the judge q said county court, or de-
Hvere1 ~ The Undersigned personally
CHAS COVENTRY
Administra,o. OF The Estate Of .l.s.cd.ai. "
wescoi;- Deceased
Dated August - 4. d. las