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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-20

LOCAL NEWS
Miss Alma Hall was a Logan
visitor, Wednesday.
! Mr.. Horn and family are NOV
ing to Haydenville.
Miss Lottie Harden spent Sun
day in New Plymouth.
Miss Helen Holl went to Ian
caster to spend the week.
Mr.. Chris Mil, of Chicago, is
visiting relatives in Logan.
Miss Efiie Mcclure is spending
the week at Buckeye Lake.
| WANTED-A girl to do bouse
work. Call at Comly's store.
Mr.. A, G. Upton was in Near
thur, last Friday, on business.
Mr.. VIM. Adcock, of Junction
City, was in Logan, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Monahan re-
turned to Jacksonville, Monday.
Mr.. Ned Harrington, of Colum-
bus, spent Wednesday in Logan.
Mr.. Amos A. Kline, of Rock,
bridge, was in Logan, Tuesday.
Miss Bird White has returned
from delightful trip to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bowen are
spending week at Buckeye Lake.
Mr.. "Coon" Reichley Of Benton
township, was in Logan, Tuesday,
Miss Corinne Dickens ia visit
ing relatives in New Straitsyille.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Smith and fam
lily picnic at Crystal Springs to-
day.
Mr.. John Shrader, of Lancaster,
visited relatives in Logan, Satur-
day.
Mr.. William Collision, of New
Lexington, spent Tuesday in Lo
gan.
Miss Helen Pond of Somerset, Ia
the house guest of Miss Agnes
White.
Mr.. Charles Ralston went To
Meigs county last Sunday to see
sister.
Miss Flossie Newman was the
over-Sunday guest of Lancaster
friends.
Mr.. Marion Nutter, of Nelson
vile, was visitor to Logan. last
Friday.
Mr.. Erving Kreig left Wednes-
day for two weeks visit with his
Arch, at Charleston, w.
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Miss Ella Carson, of Macarthur
was the Sunday guest of Mrs
j. II. Mccormick
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Mr.. VIM. Adcock, of Junction
City, was in Logan, Saturday.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. Will Deishley
were guests at Murray City, with
Mrs, Deishley's parents, last Sun
day.
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Mrs. Willis Outcalt, of Lancas-
ter, formerly Miss Eta Deishley,
has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Deishley, here
for some days, and has almost
completely recovered her health,
which is good news to her many
friends.
The new Logan band will give
an Zee Cream Social ON the Court
House lawn next Saturday eve-
ming, August %. Proceeds go to
buying music and paying instruc-
tor of band. Every citizen of Lo-
gan should patronize this social In
order to encourage the only band
in town. Remember the date and
place.
The Hon. Chris Mckee, of Belle
Center, Ohio, our Democratic can
didate for State Senator, was in
Logan, Tuesday, shaking hands
with his many friends here and
making some new acquaintances.
He gets nothing but encouraging
news from every place he visi ts.
Says that Democratic land slide
Is sure this year.
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Mrs. b. g McManigal and
daughter, Jesse, are spending
some days at Mountain Lake Park,
Md.
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Miss Judith Greene, of Harbo
, Springs, Mich, was the guest %
her cousin, Miss Rose Dickens
last week.
Mr.. Harry Blosser, of Columbus
speht Tuesday in Logan, the gues
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
l.. Blosser.
Mr.. Fred Mcdonald, of Cleve
land, Is spending his vacation II
Logan, with his parents on Glen
view Heights.
One of the greatest crowds IT
the history of Logan will attenC
the big picnic at Tndianola Parl
next Tuesday.
Gov. Harris and Hon. James +
Campbell will attend the Hooking
County picnic at Columbus on
next Tuesday.
Mrs. Virgil Garrison, of Ian.
caster, spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday the guest of her sister
Mrs. Charles Yontz.
|
The OriOle Club will give an.
other of their popular dances al
Red Mems Hall, next Wednesday
evening, August Goth.
Mr.. Ben Miles ia at Middleport,
Ohio, to-day, showing the Nelson
Cans prize fight at the Family
Theatre ut that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Beck and fam.
lily returned home Saturday from
three weeks visit with relatives
ut Parkersburg, w. Va.
Miss Minnie Juergensmier, of
Lancaster, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Juergensmier.
Mr.. viii Shiveiy, who has been
spending the week with relatives
in Logan, returned to his home at
Akron, Ohio, last Saturday.
Mr.. j. G.. Brown, who has been
spending s,me months at Denton,
Texas, returned home, Friday,
very much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Reinstettle
and son, Loland, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Nelsonville, guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Merle McMorrow.
The festival held under the
auspices of the Episcopal Church
was great success every way.
Thanks to pay our genial public.
Mrs. John Strawn and daugh-
ters, The Misses Ethel and Mary
Elizabeth, are the guests of friends
in Huntington, w. Va, this week.
Miss Alice Lowe returned to her
home Monday, accompanied by
Miss Mary Holl, who will be her
guest at n house party this week.
Mr.. Hubert Lappen and Miss
Charlotte Breene spent Tuesday
evening at Union Furnace, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fisher.
Next Tuesday is the date of the
big Hooking County picnic and
reunion to be held at Indianola
Park. Fare for round trip only
75c.
The Misses Mary McCray, Helen
Blasius, Jesse McManigal and
Mrs, b. G.. McManigal are enjoy
ing the beauties of Yellowstone
Park.
Mr.. James Wilson, of Murray
City, was in Logan, Saturday, the
guest of his son and daughter, Mr..
Frank Wilson and Mrs. Thomas
Kreig.
WANTED-Agents for Diozo.
The best, the most powerful, but
still the cheapest disinfectant on
earth. Sells its elf. Hardly any
talking required. Agents easily
earn 81 90 to $l5 90 daily. Call
on or write to Thos. Fitzpatrick,
Box 70, Jobs, Ohio.
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Mr.. Bruce Dollison was in Co.
lumbus, Monday, in attendance at
the Democrat Editorial Confer
ence
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Mr.. A. G.. Upton was in Near
thur, last Friday, on business.
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Mr.. Amos A. Kline, of Rock,
bridge, was in Logan, Tuesday.
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Mr.. Ned Harrington, of Colum
bus, spent Wednesday in Logan.
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Miss Effie Mcclure is spending
the week at Buckeye Lake.
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Miss Bird White has returned
from a delightful trip to Denver.
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WANTED-A girl to do bouse
work. Call at Comly's store.
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Miss Flossie Newman was the
over-Sunday guest of Lancaster
friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Monahan re-
turned to Jacksonville, Monday.
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Miss Helen Holl went to Ian
caster to spend the week.
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Mr. Fleet Soliday, of Murray
City, was a visitor to Logan, las,
Sunday.
Miss lille Wright was the
guest of Columbus friends ovel
Sunday.
DR.. d. A. Rannels was in Co
lumbus, Monday, on professions
business
Miss Mary Davey is spending
the week at the Lancaster Camp
Grounds.
Mrs. Roy Comfy and children
returned from the Camp Ground,
Wednesday.
Mr.. John Harsh, of Legonier,
Ind, is visiting relatives in Logan
and vicinity.
Miss Tina Sain returned Sun.
day night from the Lancaster
Camp Ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mace Bray and
daughter Nellie, are visiting rela-
tives in Illinois.
Mrs. MoIIie Heine, of Spring
field, is visiting friends and rela
tives, of Logan
Miss Ella Carson, of Macarthur,
was the Sunday guest of Mrs
j. Il. Mccormick
Mr.. Tod Stedem, who has been
visiting at Ashtabula, Ohio, re.
turned home Monday.
The st. Mary's Auxiliary will
picnic at the Water Works hill
this afternoon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Adcock, Saturday, August 18th,
ten pound boy.
Mr.. j. g. Krinn has purchased
the Mrs. John Risley property on
North Walnut street.
Mrs. Leah Blosser and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Starcher, spent
Sunday in Rockbridge.
Mr.. Chris Mill, of Chicago, is
spending few days with his
brother and sisters here.
Messrs. John and Sumner Price,
of Athens, were in Logan, last
week, visiting relatives.
Mr.. Walter Risley returns this
week to Oxford, having settled up
the estate of his mother.
All the stores in Logan will be
closed next Tuesday Aug. 25th.
on account of the picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs Andy Shorr, of
Greenfield, Ohio, are visiting rela-
tives in Logan, this week.
Mrs. L. b. White was in Athens,
last week, visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ballard.
Miss Anna Keller, returned
home last week, after an extended
visit with friends at Bremen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shotwell
are spending the week with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Shotwell.
Messrs. John and James Loomis
left Tuesday for visit with rela-
tives in Pierre, South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Shaw re-
turned Wednesday evening from a
three weeks visit in Michigan.
Mrs. Charles Reinschel has
been the guest of Mrs. C. b. Wes.
coat, of Macarthur, the past week. |
Miss Margarie Pond of Somer-
set, is the guest of her grand par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. McCray.
Mrs. b. g McManigal and
Jesse, are spending
some days at Mountain Lake Park,
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Mr.. Chris Mil, of Chicago, il
visiting relatives in Logan.
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Mr.. "Coon" Reichley Of Benton
township, was in Logan, Tuesday.
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Miss Corinne Dickens is visit
ing relatives in New Straitsyille.
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CELT WINS IN A WALK.
His First Appearance Augurs Well for
Future Stakes.

Belmont Park, n. ", May 2S.-Celt,
making his first appearance of the
year, easily won the Jockey club
weight for age race at Belmont park
to-day. lie was held at to In the
betting and held the race safe all the
way. Celt jumped into the lead in
the first furong, leading by one
length over Jack Atkin. Celt contin-
ued to show the way to the stretch
kin with him, but Notter gave Celt the
whip and he drew away to win by
one length.
Trance won the Gaity stakes. Sum
mary:
First race, three year olds and up
ward, seven furlongs-Big Chief, Ill,
Musgrave, 1 to 90. to 6, won; Be-
douin, 124, Mccarthy, to g. to 10,
second Monopolist, Ill, Shreve, to
1, to 10 and out, third. Time,
1:2S AS. .
Second race, two year olds, selling
four and a half furlongs, straight
Aironette 1913, J. Lee, 4 to /, to 5
and even, won; Tom Reid, o. Flynn,
80 to /, 10 to | and to /, second
Intervene. 90, Gainor, to /, to l.,
to s, third. Time, so.
Third race, The Gaiety, (thirteenth
running) FLIES, two years old, foals Of
1906, four and a half furlongs--
Trance, 1872, Musgrave, to 10, 1 to
3 and l to 8, won; Melisande, l22,
Notter, Is to 5. to 10 and to 4,
second; Field Mouse, 127, McCahey,
I to /, 5 to s, and / to 2, third. Time,
81 So.
Fourth race the Jockey club weight
for age eighth running, three year
Odds and upward, one mile and IN
eighth---Celt, 100, Notter, to 5, to
i 10, out, won; Jack Atkin, 1926, e.
Dugan, to /, l to 3, out, second;
Dorante, 109, j, Lee, 10 to 1, to 5,
out third, Time, 1852.
/ Fifth, handicap, three year olds and
upward, one mile and sixteenth
Juggler II, Mcdaniel II to 5, I to
/ 10, to 4, won, Master Robert, lie,
4 Gilbert, 2 to J., 7 to 10, I to 4, second,
/ Berkeley, 1875, Garner, to 2, 6 to 5,
1 to 2, third. Time 1;46
Sixth, three year olds and upward
i selling, six furlongs straight course.
Frizette, 100 Notter, to 8, / TO :,
out, Won; Tom McGrath, III, f. Du-
gan, to 8, to 2, out second; Bon
ME Alan, 9S Shreve, to /, to O.
even, third. Time lilo s-5. =
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WALKED ON WAGER
Shelf. Man Becomes Exhausted
Just Before Finishing 35
Miles in Z Hours.
HAD HAD NO BREAKFAST
Only Nourishment Was. Stlmulant:
Dolled Out by Companions
IN Wagon.

Following the example of Edward
Payson Weston on a smaller scale S.
II. Jones. Shelf. senior living In the
Shelf. Vanderbilt dormitory, started
off on n wager few days ago TO go
thirty-nve miles in seven consecutive
hours, starting out from the front Of
North Sheffield hall and walking
through Orange and Bridgeport. The
start was made early in the morning
and Jones went without eating any
breakfast. believing that thus his
strength would be best kept up
At the end of five hours Jones was
way ahead OF his schedule and would
have undoubtedly finished before the
appointed time If ne had had anything
to eat before starting, As It was he
became exhausted near tho finish
and was unable TO reach the goal. Tho
only nourishment he received on the
way was little stimulant handed out
by the judges who accompanied him
in n carriage.
The time made by Jones was re-
markedly good and as soon as he is
completely recovered from the effects
of his last stroll, he will go over the
same territory after eating a solid
breakfast ending up with pie.
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MATINEE RACE CARD
Meet at Elm City Driving Park
To- morrow Promises to
Be Fast.
FOUR CLASSES ANNOUNCED
Entries In q Free for-All to Be An
nounced on the Day of the
Meeting.

The racing at the Elm City Driving
park Saturday afternoon promises to
be very fast because Of the evenness
of the horses entered. 1t will be the
first matinee of the year, and in spite
OF various other attractions in the city
a large crowd Is sure to witness the
event.
There will be four classes and In
each class four entries, as many as
the track can safely hold. Beside the
four regular classes there will be a
freeforall the entries for which will
be announced from the judges stand
The entries in the other events.
Glass a, Ia Mile G. in 81
Prince Elect, J. G. Richey.
Patronia Princess, p Strom.
\ New Jersey, Thos. Sisk.
Glass b, Ia Mile g in 5.l
Bonnie Xix, d. Mallory.
Bridge, J. Gardiner.
Sam F., DR.. w, II. Grove.
Hal Chimes, Jas Merwin.
Glass G. IL Mile g in 81.
Jessie p, A. w Wheeler.
May Media, A. Jacobs.
Babe Wilkes, Mr.. Monroe.
Jim Wilkes, J. II. Wilkes.
Glass d, Ia Mile g in 81.
Annie, c. F Walker
Teddy Strongwood, Mr.. Costanzo.
Edna Petral, c. NJ. O'Brien.
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Totals go. ...,..33 I G ~ II 3
Slated for Cicotte In seventh inning
Batted for Pruitt in ninth inning.
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HARTFORD GETS ANOTHER.
League Leaders Making at Run
Away Race.

Hartford, May 2S.-Four Hartford
men had all the put outs to-day and
there was nothing for the outfelders
to do Swanson was very effective.
Hogan Yancey was applauded for a
daring attempt to steal home. He
was out by a hair. Umpire Wilkin-
son put O'Rourke out OF the game In
the seventh for offensive language
Fitzhenry squared off to the umpire
and the latter ran for a bat to de-
fend himself, but Yancey quoted him
There were no close decisions, but
O'Rourke and Fitzhenry nagged the
umpire. Score
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Chicago

Totals !. ...nn@ s ii q 70 /
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POLICE NEED PRACTICE.
Defeated Yesterday by Strong indie.
pendents I'm Good Game.

The Independents defeated the police
team yesterday afternoon by score Of
is to Z sullivan and Tracy, who pitch
ed for the minions Of the law worked
very hard, but the team behind them
showed their lack of practice. The fea-
lures OF the game were the fielding OF
Ernsturg and the hitting of Powers for
the Independents. Doherty, the second
baseman on the police team was the
bright star OF his nine. Higgins of
the Pequots allowed the blue coats
but three hits and there Is the story Of
the battle
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OTHER GAMES.

AT Hamilton, n, Y.-Middlebury 3,
Colgate (l3 Innings.
At Prlnceton--Me Academy
6, Princeton freshmen Q.
At Worcester-Holy Cross /, Seton
Hall GA innings).
At Fairmont, w. Va,--Cincinnati s.,
Fairmont 8 az innings)
At Buffalo-Buffalo (E. IL II, New
York IN. ID 10.
AT Hamlton-Hamilton l. Toronto 6.
At Middletown--Wesl 7, Hamil-
ton /.
At Lewiston, Me.--Bates I, Tufts 0.
At ochester-Rochester (E. ~ 6,
Brooklyn en- ~ 3.
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LONG is RELEASED.
New Britain Ties Can to Pitcher
When Merlden Swatted Him.

New Britain, May 2S.-Meriden won
from New Britain this afternoon, to
l. New Britain practically lost the
game in the second inning when Long
was taken out and given his release,
Ward replacing him ana Page, who
caught Ward was succeeded by Ru-
fiange. In the fifth inning Ruhange was
struck by foul tip and badly injured.
The score.
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Cleveland.

Two base hit, Stovall; three base hit
Freeman; hits, off baltimore in 4 Ia
innings, Liebhardt 2 In 3 2-3 innings;
sacrifice hits, Ganley, Bradley; double
plays. Mcbride, Delehanty and Free
man, Delehanty, Mcbride and Free
man; left on bases. Washington Q,
Cleveland 1; first base on balls, off
Falkenberg Q, off baltimore /, OFF
Liebhardt 1; first base on errors,
Washington 2, Cleveland 0, hit by
pitcher, by Falkenberg Il struck out,
by Falkenberg 8, by baltimore 1, by
Liebhardt /; time, 1:40; umpire,
Hurst.
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NIeridcn.

'NhNi luell ..'ss''.'''l u v v 4 . " y
Two-base hits, Stevens, Cote; hits Off
Long, in 1 1-3 innings, off Ward, in
I 2-3 innings; sacrifice hits, Wade @
Bridges, Cote, Marsans; stolen bases,
Waterman; left on bases, New Britain
5, Meriden 8; first base on balls. off
Long 2, off Ward 3; first base on err
rors New Britain /. Meriden Q; hit by
pitcher, Golden and Page: strilc-outs,
Wards 4, Stevens 8; passed balls, Page
2; wild pitches, Ward /; time, las; UNI
plre, MeCloud.
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SENATOR'S WIN AGAIN.
Cleveland Drops Last Game OF Series
to Washington.

Washington. May 2s,-washington
batted baltimore off the rubber in the
fifth inning to-day. beating Cleveland
s to 2. Falkenberg was very effective
after the first inning. Lajoie let in
two runs In the second inning through
n wild throw into the grandstand
Score.
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HOIYOKE PUNCHED HITS.
Waterbury Had Good Lead But Bron-
kie Weakened and Lost.

Waterbury, May 2s.-Holyoke
punched six hits off Bronkle in the
seventh inning and these, coupled
with two errors and wild throw,
netted six runs and the game. Three
fast double plays and the batting of
Dolan, Swander and Bronkle were the
features. The score:
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New York, May 2S.-st. Louis made
It three straight from the New Yorks
today, having Just a shade on them In
batting. Poor base running spoiled a
New York Rally In the eighth inning
when the locals we're in fair way to
win the game. RUDE Waddell rejolned
the st. Louis team today. The score:
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CHAMPIONS WIN.
Detroit Hammers Ball and Smothers
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, May 2S,Detroit knock
ed Dygert off the rubber today by
scoring six runs on four hits and three
passes AMI had no difficulty in win
ming the game by 10 to 2. Coughlin was
benched for disputins a decision when
at bat In the second inning. The
score
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BOSTON BEATS PITTSBURG.
Hndaman Effective With Men on the
Bases

Pittsburg, Pa, May 2S..-Boston won
the last game Of the series with Pitts
burg to-day by score Of 3 to I. The
home teams inability to hit the bal
when hits were needed was responsible
for their defeat. Liehcld was taken out
of tine box In the eighth inning and
Moddox finished the game for pitts
burg, The score:
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Ney York,

First base on errors, New York 4;
left on bases, New York 0. st. Louis
5hl first base on balls. off Orth 2; off
Dineen /; struck out by Orth 2, by Din
cen 8; home run, Williams: two base
hits, Niles, stahl; sacrifice hits. Con-
roy, Ball; stolen bases, Niles (2),
Hemphlll, Chase; double plays, Orth
and Chase; Conroy and Chase, umpires
OLoughln and Egan; time 2:05.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fall River-Lowell 1&. Fall River
0 QS lnnings).
At Haverhill--Brockton Haverhill 3.
At New Bedford-New Bedford 2,
Lawrence 0.
At Worcester-Lynn 8, Worcester o.
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Boston ..,,......,O 9 0 0 0 0 0 o--S
Two base hits Dahlen,- McGann.
Bates Hits; or Liefeld, > in eight
Innings Sacrifice hit, Mccain stolen
base Clarke Double play Leach and
Kane Left OH bases Pittsburg T.
Boston 6. First base on balls. OFF Lie
field 8 off Lindaman 3. First base on
errors Boston, j. Hit BY pitcher by
ldodeld l. Struck out I5y Lieheld, A.;
by binddman l. Wild pitch, Maddox
Time. 1856. Umpire, KLEIN.
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Bridgeport.

Two base hit, Connery: sacrifice
hits, Wallace, Noyes. Justice; stolen
bases, Swayne, Connery, Yancey 2,
Hit; bases on balls. off Swanson /,
off Romer 4; struck out, by Swanson
4, by Romer 81 hit by pitched ball,
by Swanson 1; passed ball, Beaumont;
left on bases, Hartford 3. Bridgeport
6; bases on errors, Hartford 1, Bridge
port /. Umpire, Wilkinson. Time,
1855.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-29

Sacrifice hit Wilhelm; stolen bases,
Cornell 2, Simmons 2, Zacher, Duggan,
McAndrews 2; two-base hits. Simmons,
Rising 2, Council, Standard; three base
hit, Standard; home run, Sherwood;
innings pitched, Wilhelm 0, McKenna,
IL Beard IL; hits off McKenna 3,
off Beard s. struck out by Wilhelm s,
by Beard Z; bases on balls, by Wilhelm
6, by McKenna /, by Beard 5; wild
pitches, Wilhelm 2; hit by pitched ball,
Pleiss. Havel, passed balls, Hirst 5;
time of game 1850; umpire, Kennedy;
attendance, 300,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-29
BOSTON DROPS CLOSE GAME.
Chicago Wins Game In Last Inning at
Boston.

Boston, May 2S.-Boston lost the last
game OF the series to Chicago to-day.
to 2. After the locals had tied The
score IN the seventh, Chicago won out
In the ninth on a stolen base and an
error. followed by Hahn's hit. Wagner
was injured In a collision with Lord
and had to retire. The score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-29
TRINITY TRACK CAPTAIN.

Hartford, May 2S.--Harry l. Maxson
was 10 day elected captain of the Trim
ity college track team for next year.
Maxson comes from Beaumont. Texas.
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Totals IA
IIolyoISe.

Two base hits, Bronkie 2, Swander,
Rodgers; sacrifice hits, Swander,
Bronkie, Massey; stolen bases, Baker,
Rodgers; double plays, Singleton,
Fitzpatrick and Shincel Q, Boucher,
Baker and Massey; left on bases, Wa
terbury Z, Holyoke s; first base on
balls, off Bronkie 4, off Schmidt 4
first base on errors, Waterbury 1,
Holyoke Q; hit by pitcher, Rodgers;
struck out by Bronkie 8, by Schmidt
1; wild pitch, Bronkic; time, 1,35.
umpire, Rorty.
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Philadelphia.
'-Bstted for Coughlin in I'd.
"-Batted for Carter In 9th.

"-Batted for Carter In 9th.
Detroit .............0 6 O 0 0 2--10
Philadelphia ........O 0 0 0 0 2 0 o. 2
Hits off Dygert In 2 innings; off
Carter in I innings; two base hits,
Schmidt. schreck; three base hit
Schmidt; sacrifice hits. schaefer O.
Cobb; stolen bases, schaefer, Craw-
ford, Downs; left on bases Detroit 4,
Philadelphia Z; struck out by Summers
81 by Carter 2; first base on errors De-
troit 2: first base on balls. off Dygert g.,
off Summers Q; hit by pitcher. by Dy-
CERT l, by Summers /; time 1850; UNI
pire Sheridan.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-29

SVUTE Uy INNINGS.
Boston ...... .....0 0 0 } 0 0 1 OIL
Three base hits: D. Sullivan, Gessler
Hits: OFF Cicotte, In seven innings:
off Prultt, 3 in two innings Sacrifice
hits: Dougherty, Laporte. Stolen bas-
es: Tannehill. Dorohue. Mcconnell, g;
w Sullivan, Hahn. Dougherty. Left on
bases: Chicago. Q; Boston. .. First
base on balls; off Cicotte, 3 off Walsh,
3. First base on errors. Chicago, / /;
Boston, 3; hit by pitcher: BY Cicotte
/. Struck out: BY Walsh, 2: by CT
cote. 3; Passed balls: Carrigan. Time,
2:O5. Umpire, Connolly.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-29

st. Louis, May 2S.--Hard hitting en-
abled Chicago to win todays game
from st. Louis, to 2. Sallee was poor
ly supported. The score;