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Milford chronicle., 1908-07-31
tuesday, AUGUST I'M, 19O8.

Beginning promptly at 10 O'Clock; II that
day should be stormy, sale will be held next
fair day.
LIVE STOCK.
horses and 2 colts, colt ? years old and
colt wear old by Invoice head OF mules
pair and six years old, pair II years Old l
pair Is years old, odd mule
IL cows. haying calves by their Sides short
horned bull 3 years old. sOws with pigs II
shOats that Will weigh about 100 lbs
VEHICLES AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
/ York Carriage, two-hOrse wagons, horse
carts, truck carts. set of timber wheels, l
No 10 Oliver pillow, 4 plOws No. 10, plOws No.
ID, g A-OliVer plOws, ! new ground plowi
hinge drag, A-drags, l-hOrse cultlvators,
! wheel harrow, l Ohio fodder cutter with ~
n. elevator, / corn crusheri / cider mill, 1
Mccormick corn binder, l-norse corn cutter,
/ grain binder, n early new, ft.cut, BicRf0rd
and Hoffman grain drill, 10 hose, grain fansi
/ grindstt ne roller. sod cutters, lO-horse
power, MIX, sets of wagon harness, II sets
OF pillow gears, lot of tingle and double trees
lot OF shOvels, spades and hoes, barrel spray
err corn shelter, wheat rake, corn planter,
i mower, 1 wood sled, Peerless 20-horse power
traction engine / S3inch cylinder thresher,
set OF wagon springs.
Terms-All sums under ten dollars, casn; an
over that amount y months time will be CIV
en- by giving note with approved security;
C. A. HARRINGTON.
Auctioneer, F. P. Convey.
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-31

Some pretty plsids, stripes and fancy
wOrsteds in Boys Suits at cost. NJ. l..
Davis.
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-31

Just arrived invoice new Crop Teas.
Best values in Milford at Welcomes.
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Uniform Rate One Cent a Word
Each Insertion,


man in Milford can I'LL, take in the whole
field at once by inserting want al IN the
CHRONICLE. 49,.
CHRONICLE. II gets right cut among all the
people who are worth talking to. And your
man is In town yOu'n find him. There's no
doubt about that.
II you have pig for sale, or nave lost any
thing, put it in this column.
FOR SALE, good work mule. Apple to
pieTce and Carmean. 1881 II
FOR RENT.-l25 acre Grain Farm. L. L;
Carlisle, Frederick, Del. boil
will pay the highest cash price for chick,
ems and eggs. W. s. Wroten. b'o-u
FOR sALE-Three Cows and one Heifer APP
ply TO 5ilas Hynson, Milford, Del. IL
WANTED-Green apples and white potatoes
EliegoOd and Son, Glendale, Delaware 1-5l 81
FOR SALE New Scarlet Glover Seed $50
per bushel. Address Vim. f. Hall near Milford.
FARM FOR RENT at williamsville, Del.
Apply to G. W. Prettyman' Snow HILL Nd
FOR sALE-Horton's patent peach crates.
Apply to George b. Clendaniel, Lincoln, Del.
WANTED to rent a good farm near Milford.
Can furnish best Of reference Apply 10 Lhis
Office. "ol IL
FOR sALE-Peerless Traction Engine and
Thresher; also SO inch Band Saw. L. j. Mat
thews, Milford.
LOsT-A small gold pin. little over an
inch long. Return to Chronicle office and
receive reward. ''oi IL
THE PERSON that came and borrowed my
wagon rack please return al once. am need
log Il. George H, Prettyman,
FOR SALE.-Two pairs OF Young Mules
also Wagon and Harness. Apply to 5. Il. Nc
Ilvaine, Greenwood, Del. 4'Zi 81
FOR SALE.-Between Redden, Del, and
Oakley Station, 65 acres Of land. FOR lnIOrna-
ton apply Mary f. Webb, Oakley Del. 1-l'-it
FOR sALE-Eight acres Of good land, one
mile from Lincoln, two miles rom MlllorQ.
Martha A. Hatfield Lincoln, Del f-Sl IL
WANTED-A grass and grain farm OF about a
hundred acres; a good force TO carry u on.
Address Harrington, RID. MOL BOX A. '-SI2'
WANTED TO BUY.-Any sort Of OLD shot
gun, musket, rifle or pistol. Write me ana
I,al call ''epnsH q" N'l''''1-' Eat
Dei'
WANTED "A man experienced or partly
experienced in Backsmtthing and wheel
Wrigbting Apply to W. H. Hitch, Farming
ton, Del. '-A'-o'
FOR sALE.-One Attorney Calf, months
old, 5000; two Colts, by DunwOOd months
old, one hundred collars eacn. j. E. Holland,
Milford, Del. Fzi-I
FOR SALE.-Cow Peas, $500 to s2.25 bushel
Crimson Clover Seed, $500 to $3.50 bushel
Corn per bushel, 70 cents; Cotton Seed Meal,
$500 ton; Baled Timothy Hay, $40 % ton: j.
r. Holland, Milford, Del. 1-5-u
-fT77f5 9 A u Tho aDfire stock m millinery
goods Of Lillian Melvin deceased, stock new
and up.to-date, located in town Of FELTON, Del.
Purchaser can have possession at once. Ad-
dress Lock Box 6, FELTON, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-31

Have few pair Boys Knee Parts, in
Ainen, at cost. NJ. L. Davis.
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All kinds of Foreign and Domestic
Fruits fresh at Welcomes.
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-31

Try Welcomes Fresh Roasted COT
fees best in Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-31

A fresh line Of Imported Sardines at
Welcomes.
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MaKfiHdaIe's
bottle none but
straight whistles.

That's why you are sure OF
what you are getting when you
order from here. Any whiskey
bearing the Msrtindale label is
guaranteed absolutely straight
& strictly pure Certainly you
will appreciate this, especially II
the whiskey is designed for me.
diciual use.
We prepay carriage to any sta
ton IN Delaware on orders
amounting to $40.
Our four brands of guaranteed
pure straight rye in full quart bot
ties are:
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See our Boys Clothing, now at cost.
NJ. L. Davis.
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Public Sale.

Having rented my farm l am going to dis.
continue farming and will sell regardless OF
price, the following personal property at my
home on the farm near Bowers Beach, on
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-31

o0ain. hut resolved 70 Keep ueE
---..,sai she felt that any one VINO
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alfalfa field. 49,. ~,+e
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department will mend your iewelry put your watch in
pair your broken glasses short notice, at very
sonabe prices.
Milford chronicle., 1908-07-31

If you prefer Scotch, we recon-
mend Mortlach, one of the best
Scotch WHISTLES imported. SIPS
bot; $3.50 doz. We have a full
line of all popular K advertised
wines, WHISTLES, brandies, liquors,
cordials, cocktails, etc.
Write for wine & whiskey list.
THOS. MARTlNDALE & co.,
Teas, coffees q Groceries,
10th & Market, Philadelphia.
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RANK AND RANKER
Work of Umpires in Topeka Be-
coming Disgusting.
.AlloWay Gives Another Exhibf-
ton of Injustice.
COOLEY PUTOUT GAME
He Had Protested Against an
Unjust Decision.
Topeka Wins the Contest After
Ten Innings. -.

The Topeka team Is going now all
right, all right. All Of Shvely's CO.
horts embodied in Umpire Alloway
couldn't stop the Cooley kids from win
ming at Fridays performance and To-
peka with Cooley relegated to the
bench, with runs thrown out Of the
records by his jumps and with an sorts
of obstacles to overcome, emerged with
the big end of a 8 to 2 score. 1t took
ten innings to do 1t but dt all shows
that you can't keep a good team down
even when the umpire is "agin" the
home crowd.
The game was marred as usual by
Umpire Alloway. In the sixth inning
Topeka was robbed of run when
Davis slid home at the plate. This
writer is disposed to be fair to the UNI
pires. opposing players and all sides
to a baseball controversy, but he car
state emphatically that it was about as
poor a decision as was ever rendered
on the local ball field. Davis slid In
Catcher Allen was standing back Of the
plate with neither foot on the rubber
he did not touch Davis with the ball
yet Davis was out. Cooley protested
mildly whereupon Alloway requested
him to take the bench, doing so in &
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Our guests were the first to tally.
Forrester's generosity to his foe COM
menced early and Mclean was the
first recipient. Middleton singled, ad-
moment later while Forester was in a
semicomatose state stole home, kick
Ing the base in front of him.
Topeka tied the score in her half
OF the inning. Wooley singled and
scored on Landreth's double. Big Cy
might have been scored but took a
nap and was tagged out in the vicin-
1ty OF second base. Our boys added an
other in the second when Kahl walked
and went to third on Cooley's single,
and scored on E. Olsons infield out
The locals had a great opportunity
OF winning the game decisively in the
sixth. Davis walked and Landreth
hunted reaching first on Selby's wild
throw and Kahl walked filling the
bases. Cooley flew out to Geist and
the latter threw to the plate to get
Davis. Davis was safe by a wide mar
gin, but was called out by Alloway.
a direct insult to the intelligence Of
the fans. But what the USE The UNI
pires always have handed it to Tope-
| ka and probably always will as long
as Shively is at the head of the league.
| Thus 1t remained until the game
was nearing the end of the allotted
nine innings. In the first half of the
ninth troubles for Forester came with
| AiOqucACy. hunkel drew walk and
| attained second on Geist's sacrifice,
Allen hit a long one which Landreth
dropped after long run over sloppy
ground, enabling Runkel to reach
third. Selby walked and the bases
were filled. McLear blew out to Lam
dreth. who made a remarkable catch
but Runkel trotted home, on the
throw in. 1t looked pretty dark fo1
the locals and much more darkeI
grew the threatening clouds wher
Middleton walked filling the bases
But Hagerman came in and stemmet
the tide making Parson Frantz wave
his willow three times through tn,
vale of thin air enshrouding the plate
The home talent failed to do any
thing In the last of the ninth, and like
wise the visitors in the tenth, But II
the last of the tenth Topeka asser.e,
Y her claims to the game HaeermaI
e started 1t himself, making two hit
I for the tall one this week. Think O
4 ! 1t! s. Olson delivered a nifty sacrif1c
the result being all that could be de
a sired. And then came Elijah WooIe-
9 with the hit that saved the game. I
: was long fly to center for two base
scoring Hagerman.
! There were plenty Of good plays t
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American Association.

add interest during the afternoon. Da-
Wis and Landreth pulled off some fine
ones in the outer gardens. Both
BARLEY and Allen distinguished them
selves in chasing foul ones.
Tomorrow's game will be the last
one on the program for the present
home series. Enid is the attraction
and the fans will have to say goodby
to the Cooleysox until July g.
The tabu1ations including some dis
figurations by Umpire Alloway:
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Wins Suburban Handicap.

New york, June 20.-Ballot, a
sturdy 4-year-old son of Voter, at
Sheepshead Bay carried the famous
White with the blue poikaoot coiUrs
~ James r. Keene to victory in the
SUBURBAN handicap, the premier rae
ing event of the United States. he
won with ease by two and a half
lenths.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston &. St. Louis 6.

Boston, June 20.-Numerous errors
by St. Louis and timely hitting by the
locals enabled Boston to win, 8 to 6.
Hannigan's fielding was feature.
Score by Innings: RI E.
Boston .......3O 210200s-S 10
st. Louis .............2 0 0 0300-6 IA
Observation-Disclosures and Smith;
Karger and Ludwig.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
Joplin ..............0 80 0 o o o o %
Wichita .............0 o o o ~
The summary: Two-base hits-Pul-
liam, Harrington. Holland, Armstrong.
Home run-Hetling. Stolen bases
Wanner, Cobb. Hetling. Sacrifice hits
Warner, Scott. First base on balls
OFF Scott s. off Pollard 2. Struck
out-By Scott IL. Left on bases
Joplin Z, Wichita 4. Double plays
Wanner to Ragan to Reed, Raglan to
Wanner to Reed, Corkill to Harring-
ton. Wild pitch-Scott. Passed balls
Armstrong. Umpire Schuster.
Time Of game-1:35.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Pueblo A. Lincoln 1.

Pueblo 4, Lincoln 1.
Lincoln, June 20.-Pueblo took an
other game from Lincoln principally
through the good work OF Pitcher
Galgano. Jude was the only man to
solve his curves with any effect. -
Score by Innings: R.H E.
Lincoln ........10 o 100000 2
Pueblo ................00 Q 0001O1-
Batteries-Scaff and Sullivan: Gal
gano and Smith.
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Brooklyn 3, Pfttsburg 2.

Brooklyn, June 2O.-The home club
defeated Pittsburg in the hardest
game Of the local season by a score
Of 8 to 2. The game was in doubt
until the last man was retired.
Score by innings: R.H. E.
Pittsburg ..........01 O000102 8 3
Brooklyn ........00 00010'3
Batteries-Leever and Gibson;
Rucker and Bergen
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Indianapolis Milwaukee. rain.
Almena :, Long Island 0.

Almena, Kan, June 20.-The locals
opened the season here Friday by de-
feating Long Island in a one sided
contest Foster for the locals. played
a fine game at short, making several
hard plays and also beat out bunts
Score by nrinGs: ME
Long Island .........0 o 100000 4 Z
Batterfes-T Miller and woodward;
Whitfield and Pickel.
Struck out-By Miller. 10: by Whit
ted, s. Double plays-Almena, 2.
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game despite the fact that he got a
bad start in the first inning. Only
four hits were secured from him and
dumbness and Iberality was RESPONSE
BILE for the two runs which came in his
administration. Jack was pretty near
ly unhitable all through the contest,
his lack of control being the chief
drawback to his work. In the ninth
he practically lost control and Hager-
man was substituted at the eleventh
hour Just in time to save the game
from the lost column. Hagerman was a
complete enigma to the visitors. Selby
for Enid pitched fairly good game but
allowed hits to come with frequency
in the early stages Of the game and in
the tenth inning weakened, losing the
game. ,sR
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Other Baseball Game

Independence Z, Tulsa 0.
lola g., Mtskogee /.
Ponca City 6, Newton 2
Salina Z, Great Bend l.
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Wichita A, Joplin 8.

Wichita, Kan, June 20.-Hetling's
home run in the eighth won for Wich-
ita from Joplin here to 8. Bolin had
tied the score in the sixth by scoring
two runs with q single. The score:
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"Oue out Wnen winning run was maze.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Enid ..............1 o o 0 o o 0 %
Topeka ..........1 o o 0 0 0 Is
Summary:Two base hits-Landreth,
Wooley. Sacrifice hits-S Olson, Da-
Wis, Landreth. Stolen bases-E. Oh
son. McLear. Bases on balls-Off For
roster g. off Selby 6. Struck out-by
Forester 6; by Hagerman 2; by Sell
by 1. Left on bases-Topeka Z; Enid
10. Double Disqualification to Run
KEEL: Geist to Allen. Hits-off Forces
ter in 8 70 innings; OFF Hagerman 0
in 1 rs innings. Passed ba1l-Bartley.
Hit by pitched ball-Landreth. Time
Of game-2:05. Umpire-Alloway.
Attendance-600.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Chicago 6, Boston 4.

Chicago, June 20.-Boston rallied in
the ninth but a change of pitchers
Stopped them ana Cnicago won, to
tells double gave Chicago four runs In
the fourth. A one-handed catch by
Thoney was the fielding feature.
Score by innings: R.H.E
Chicago ...........00 41010s6
Boston ................0 o 0000103+ 9
Batteries-Owen, Walsh and w.
Sullivan; Winter and Criger.
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Webb City s. Oklahoma CITY +

Webb City, Mo-, June 20.-webb
City took the second game from Okla
homa City in a fast contest, to 1.
Milton's great pitching was the feat
ure, together with Pokorney's home
rim
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Totals
HUTCHINSON.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Springfield ........0 o 0 i 1 o o.
Hutchinson .........2 o o -
The summary: Two-base hits-Cas-
ey. Westcott, Anderson. Home run
Vanderbilt, Bases on balls-On Root
8, off Wescott f. Struck out-By Root
2, by Wescott 8. Wild pftch-Root.
Wescott. Stolen bases-O1son 2,
Persch 2, link, Cole. Sacrifice hits
Olson Q, Casey, link, Andrews. Dou-
BILE plays-Freese to Olson, Andrews
to Casey to link. Hit by pitcher
Mi1sap, Pettigrew. Time-1:40. UNI
pire-Burke.
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Hutchinson Q, Springfield 4.

Hutchinson, Kan, June 20.-In a
game marked by heavy hitting and
numerous errors Hutchinson defeated
Springfield 9 to 4. The score.
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very insulting manner and using lang
uage which the laws Of decency pre-
vent from appearing in these pages.
AS for the game itself it was a Pc
culiar sort Of an affair. Forester
started the game and pitched nearly
nine innings. Jack pitched a good
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SCORE BY INNINGS

SCORE BY INNINGS
Webb City 500 9 49, -
Oklahoma City ....1 o 0 o 0 o o o OIL
The summary: Earned runs-Webb
City 4. Two-base hit-Love, B. White.
Home run-Pokorney. Bases on balls
Off Milton 4, off McClintock 1.
Struck out-By Milton l. Left on bases
Webb City 8, Oklahoma City 8.
Double plays-White to Rapps, White
to Love. Stolen bases-Everhart,
Love. Time of game-1:35. Umpire
-Finney.
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OKLAHOMA CITY.
HERE'S A REMEDY

mat VIII restore your appetite, aid
such as Belching, Bloating, Heartburn
and Headache. We refer to Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters. For 81 wears
it has been proving its merit and aimee
we guarantee it pure you ought to try
IL TODAY. -
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Cincinnati s, Philadelphia 1.

Philadelphia, June 20.-Cincinnati
defeated Philadelphia by hitting Mo-
rem freely, while the home team failed
to get a man past first base.
Score by innings Ri E.
Cincinnati ...........1 1910 02005
Philadelphia .........O o o 10000 2
Batteries-Campbe1l and Schlei;
Moren. Foxen, Doom and Jacklitsch.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus 8, Kansas City I.

Kansas City, June 2O.-Weaken1ng
worse than the Roosevelt stampede in
the eleventh hour Of the Republican
national convention, Quickly o. K
Swami succumbed to terrific batting
rally of the Columbus Champs in the
tenth inning Of the opening game at
Association park and the Blues lost
by a score Of to 2. The great rally
was started by double by James.
followed by a similar blow by Wrigley
and bingle by jackson, which to-
gether netted two runs and victory.
Score by innings: r. E
Kansas City ........9o oo@o00oooeJ
Batteries-Swann and Sullivan;
Geyer and James.
Toledo Is, Minneapolis 4.
Minneapolis, June 20.-Toledo ham,
mered three Minneapolis pitchers all
over the lot, winning by score OF
Is to 1.
Score by innings: X:
Minneapolis .......00 01000-1
Toledo ..............0 0 2 +15 II
Batteries Keller, Bursdorfer
Graham and Buelow; baltimore and
Land.
At st. Paul-Louisville II. st
Paul S.
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The Enid team lacks ginger. Per-
sonally every man on the team is a
good one but the players don't get to-
gether ad they play a listless sort Of
q game.
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Denver s, Des Moines 2.

Des Moines, June 20.-After Des
Moines had won it's game in the sixth
inning Denver scored tie in the
ninth and won out in the tenth.
Sco.a nv .on;ugs: RH r.
Denver ..............0 o o o. 0011@
Batteries-Witherup and Yeager;
Hall, Adams and McDonoug.
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by New York defeated the Chicago
team.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
CAlCd6O w v w ~ >
New York ............O Q O q 0 49, 8 8
Batteries - Pfeister and King;
Crandall and Bresnahan.
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The Wichita papers are beginning
to notice falling of in the attend
ance at the games played In the windy
city: Wichita has always been a good
drawing town and should be better
this season than year ago when the
Jobbers had a walk-away race.
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st. Louis 4, New York O.

st. Louis, June 20.-St. Louis mad
it two straight in the series by defea
ing New York to O..
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New York @, Chicago s.
New York. June 20.-Timely batting
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Sioux CITY S. Omaha 2.

OICy OHHH<AIHS
Omaha, June 20.-The seven hits
made off Furchner by Omaha were so
far apart and the support Of his team
mates SO perfect that Sioux City was
an easy winner.
Score by innings: R.H.E
Omaha .............02o 90 100000 8
Sioux City ........2 Q 100000 0
STANDARDIZATION and Gonding;
Furchner and Henry.
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of the Jobbers has reported at Job
berville. With the signing Of Plank
it was decided that Ebright was not
needed and he was wired to this eff
feet, but failed to receive the wire.
Just what disposition will be made
of him has not yet been decided. :.
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Western
hSSO-
C1dtlOIl
Gossip
WHERE THEY PLAT
TOMORROW.

Enid at Topeka.
Oklahoma City at Webb City.
Joplin at Wichita.
Springfield at Hutchinson.
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Detroit, June 2O.-Rain stopped the
game with the score to in favor of
Washington. The teams will play
here Sunday, which is open on the
schedule.
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The Oklahoma City Oklahoman &C.
counts for the Nets defeat in the
games played in Missouri by the fact
that Missouri is not a dry state.
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Joplin Globe: This Hagerman ap-
pears to be a sure enough conner ne
Il q tribe awkward and has not mas
tered the finer points Of the art, but
another season or 30 will ses him
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Toledo Is, Minneapolis l..

At st. Paul-Louisville II.
Paul S.
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Totals .............31 8 "a Is
*Noyes batted for Pollard in ninth.
WICHITA,

Totals .........-...9 8 u
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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The Joplin Globe hands the follow.
ing bouquet to our old friend, Stevie
Ragan: This lad Raglan is sure
enough pinch hitter. Steve does not
murder the ball but his raps have a
nice way Of wandering in at the prop
er intervals.
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The Topeka team opens in Joplin
next Tuesday and the games will be
reproduced at the Olympic.
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The Oklahoma Nets have lost seven
out of eight games played on the road
thus far.