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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-01-23
SNOWBALLS PUT OUT -
FIRE AND SAVE TOWN

Johnstown, Pa, Jan. 22.-Probably
the most remarkable of ex-
tinguishing n fire was seen at Bos-
well, a mining town near here, when
hundreds OF men, women, boys and
girls saved the town from destruction
by throwing snowballs.
The town has no fire department and
water is scarce. The flames a gained
much Roadway and a building in which
was stored sufficient powder to blow up
the village was threatened.
AS Il last resort virtually the entire
population began throwing thousands
OF snowballs, made from soft, wet
snow, and after a time prevented the
explosion and confined the flames to a
half dozen buildings.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-01-23

"Ah." was the frs. exclam-
alton OF Bailey when he
reached the outer air. With
out another word he tottered
forward into the arms OF
comrades.
rs that you, Arthur"
queried Fred Mcdonald as
his brother stepped forward
and embraced him after
nearly seven long weeks OF
separation. by George, IL
certainly seems good to be
out of that hell hole"
Say. somebody give me a
chew of tobacco" said
Brown. I'm on the bum all
right"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-01-23
INSURANCE MEN
Anr FRIGHTENED

New York, lam. 21.-DeciarnIs their
belief that New York Is in danger of
being swept by a serious fire. that the
city is resting in false security, the
Board of fire underwriters has begun
what is expected to be a comprehensive
Investigation OF conditions which, II not
.remedied, they are already convinced.
render a calamity Inevitable. They
have engaged w. C. Robinson. engi-
heer. who investigated the Baltimore
ruins and the San Francisco burned
district. to undertake the work here.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-01-23
RAILROADS MAY FURNISH
FEED AT REASONABLE COST

Washington, Jan. 21.-Many rulings
of the Interstate Commerce commission
were issued, including this one
I'm connection with the privilege OF
feeding and grazing in transit q carrier
may lawfully provide In its tariffs that
1t will furnish feed at current market
prices and bill the cost thereof. together
with an addition of 10 per cent or other
reasonable percentage, to v the
value Of its services. as advance
charges"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-01-23
HARTJE ACCORDED
RIGHTS OF A FELON

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 22.-Augustus
Hartje, the millionaire paper manufac-
turer, driven to the last ditch in his
suit against his wife for divorce. has
turned pleader. His attorneys appear
ed before District Attorney Gohring
and demanded that their client be ac-
corded right OF a common felon in the
coming trial for eerspiracy' and that sa
to select from.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-01-23
SENATE TAKES UP
PROniB.T TIN CAUSE

Washington, Il. -, Jdu. 1I--The
Senate committee on judiciary today
took up the various prohibition meas
ures before 1t and heard Senator Till.
man on his bill regulating the impor-
tation Of liquor into sIatC nom an
other. He argued IL was competent for,
congress to take In hand this question:
He admitted there vas some }oubt OF
he right Of congress to IL the
receipt OF liquor from pa 2 Eates
by individuals for their q This.
he considered the only le~'
ment connected VS. N
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-01-23
,oooIDL.E
PARADE THE STREETS

New Britain, Conn.,, Jan. 22.--Over
1000 unemployed workmen paraded
through the streets today. the leader
Carrying a Bauer rearing the inscrip-
ton: PARADE 81 sEqnfry People Look
ing for Work P9i9s. Germans, Lith-
uanians, Freuer ASA tta - comprised
q m2icrltg oi tU
h-.s--
At Fay is a pile OF
sugar lfa t~ns
.SortAse a. feA
lon
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-01-23
GRAIN HEARINGS
ARE ANNOUNCED

Washington, Jan. 21.-Mr. Hepburn
chairman OF the House committee on
interstate and foreign commerce, gave
notice that on the first Tuesday in
March the committee will begin public
hearing m the Gronna and Watson
bills to provide for the inspection and
grading Of grain entering n inter-
state m and to secure uniform
ity In standards and in the classifca-
ton of grain,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-01-23
PAT GROVES BROTHER
CONVICTED OF ASSAULT

Billings, Mont, Jan. 22.-Anthony ].
Grove, a brother OF Pat Grove, was
convicted here OF assault In the second
degree for an attack On Charles Moe.
The jury recommended hat he be SEN
fenced to five years Imprisonment and
be fined $4,000. Sentence will be passed
Tuesday.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-01-23
RESCUED AFTER 46
DAYS IN SHAFT, TRIO
OF MINERS ALL. WELL
Bailey, Brown and Mcdonald
Taken From Living Tomb
in Alpha Shaft.
a WATER PIPE SAVED THEM
Since December a They Had Been Get
tino Their Food and Encourage
ment by That Route-Ter- q
ribie Strain on Men.

Ely, New, Jan. 22.-After having
been entombed 46 days in the Alpha
uhaft OF the Giroux mine. A. ID. Bailey.
p. j. Brown and Fred Mcdonald have
been rescued. Whistles all over the
district blew loudly, while crowds
cheered in the streets of Ely and every
bell in the town was ringing.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-01-23
PLOT TO BLOW UP
SHIPS IS RUMORED
Brazilian Police Claim to Have
Driven Conspiraters Into
Hiding.
NAVIGATION CHIEF
DOESN'T BELIEVE "

washington, Jan. 2a.-Rear Ad-
miral John E. Pillsbury. chief OF
the bureau OF navigation of the
navy department. was greatly sur
prised to learn OF the discovery of
an anarchistlc plot In Rio Janeiro.
1T was the first ~lntInlation the adj
mlral had had Of such a plot.
II cannot believe IL: IL seems 30
preposterous.' said Admiral Pills
bury. IT was, he said, about on q
par with the umo having its orig
in Paris OF an attempt to destroy
the b~attleships Connecticut and
Missouri.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-01-23
HAYTI REVOLUTION is
PRACTICALLY ENDED

Port Au Prince, Hayti, Jan. 22.-The
government forces yesterday attacked
the town OF st. Marie. which was held
by revolutionists. The revolutionists
surrendered after slight resistance. The
government forces then marched to-
wards Gonaives. which Is completely
surrounded, The government considers
revolution practically ended.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-01-23
SHOE MANUFACTURERS
MAKE ASSIGNMENT

Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 21.-The
James Donovan company, shoe manu-
facturers, OF Everett, have assigned.
The assets are $500, 900; liabilities. $3.50
900.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-01-23

Rio Janerio, Jan, 22.--The Brazilian
police have discovered an anarchist
iplot here having for it's object the de-
istruction Of part of the American fleet
now lying in the harbor. The con-
ssSiracy, while centering I'm Rio Janeiro
and .Petropolis, has notifications in
LSao Paulo and Ninas Geraes.
An individual named Jean Fedhor.
who resided in P~etropolis, was the
chief conspirator here. although II 10
understood that foreign anarchists are
deeply involved in the plot. Fedhor
rs believed to have fed to Sac Paulo.
land the police, who know him, nave
been sent to that place Tor the purpose
ioe apprehending him.
In an official note which h chief OF
police sent to the correspondent Of b
Associated Press he says:
"Some time before the arrival Of the
american fleet at Rio de Jahetro the
brazilian government received word
from washington and Paris that n
hrciilsts OF different nationalities In
tended to damage n or several of the
ships Of the American feet. The names
and addresses or the conspirators were
indicated by information which the pc-
lice here had received previously fro:u
France and Germany. The police NJ
this district are working with the po-
lice of Sac Paulo and Ninas Geraes
and L am sure every ~precaution will
be exercised and the most rigorous
vigilance observed both on land and
at seat to prevent and injury being
done
The chief OF police. after having
made this official statement, sale he
did not feel ne should go into any fur
ther details with regard to the con-
ispiracy, but he authorized the state
jment that the plot was organized by
lFedhor, and he added that the people
iof the United States could rest easy.
las all OF the conspirators a taken
refuge I'm the interior.
iREGARDED AS MYTH
EVEN IN PARIS
Paris, Jan. 22.--The report from Rio
,Janeiro of the anarchistic plot I'm con-
nection with the American feet APP
pears to be another chapter Of h
story which has obtained much cir
I~cuiation here. Few people have treated
ht seriously: others regarded 1t as fam
~ItastIc. while many have dismissed the
whole affair. as myth. "
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-01-23

Mrs. Nora Mcconnell, of Albion,
Mich, has just welded her antebellum
sweetheart, whom she had thought
dead
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-01-23

A coal washery built at Saginaw,
Mich, will clean 1000 tons q day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

Waterbury, by defeating the cham pions, are stll tied with New Haven for first place. Meridcn has still to w'n a game,
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READY FOR AUTO RACE.
Bridgeport Hill Climbing May 30
 Gilddcn Tour Entry.

Captain George F. Hawes, of the Fogrteonth company, Coast Artillery corps, Connecticut National Guard, with a detachment of forty guards men. wilt patrol Sport Hill, Easton. on the morning of May 30, when the Au- tomo0lc club of Bridgeport holds It's third annual hill-clmbing contest Captain iiawes In this undertaking has the sanction of Adiutant-General Cole and Colonel Fitch as well as the cooperation of the men of his com mand Bridgeport will he the first city in the country, with the exception of Savannah, Ga, to have an automo- bile event attended by state troops The presence of a uniformed guard will be of great assistance in manag- ing the contest ard will do much to prevent accident in holding back the eager crowds which press upon the course
 One of the interesting entries in the Glidden tour which will be held in July, will be 9 regular stock model No. 15 Fillmore two-cycle touring car, which was received by the san Fran cisco agents of the Elmore company on March 3, 1906.
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KANE BATTING BOO Four Hits in Eight Times at Bat Best Record in Practice Games. SIMMONS EYE IS GOOD New Ravens New infeidcr Averages
 ,i70 in Eight Contests
 Wade Weak.

From tho practice games played by New Haven with New Bedford Brock ton and Lynn Interesting figures in tAc form of fielding and averages have been formed, Kane, who spent most ot his time at first base, leads the hitters with an average of ,500 for eight times at the bat. Muvey, tried out as pitcher, made one hit out of five times at tho bat, and is credited with 300 I also. The best work In the hitting line | was performed by Simmons who in thlrty-four times at tho bat hammered [ out sixteen hits. Hayward and Connelll were nearly on par in the swatting line, the former getting twelve hits, and the latter eleven out of thirty two times at the bat Captain Havel fell into the ball eleven times for safe drives out of thrty-seven chances. Zacher, Abbott, Griffin, Sherwood and Wade, made poor showings. zacher and Griffin have since improved, but Abbott and Sherwood have failed to make decided impressions Wades work was very poor this player get ing but one hit in fifteen times at tho bat. Brown and Lynch failed to se- cure hits.
 In fielding Griffin Zacher, Kane, Wade. Corcoran and West accepted all their chances without misplay Jerry Cornell made nine errors out of fifty eight chances and Sherwood allowed four out of twenty-four balls to es- cape him.
 Corcoran and Nolte were the only pitchers to win games. while West and' Long dropped two apiece.
 Hayward and Sherwood led in sacri- flee hits with q total of four apiece, while Haven led in base stealing, gets ting six.
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..... 30 5 27 II
Tntals
IIolyoI<c.

Totals .u..a33 2 24 IA
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PONIES LOSE uNEXPEcTEDLY.
Hartford Land on Drohan in seventh
 Driving lIlm Out of Box.

Springfield, Mass, April 30,-When Springfield apparently had the game clinched, Hartford went after Drohan in the seventh and drove him from the box, scoring four times in the inning and taking q lead of one run which was held to the finish. The score was to 2. In the seventh q h.t by OLeary was followed oy Stank- ards error on Evans and Wallace then drove home run over tight field fence This tied the score and the other run came on Van Zandts sacri- flee fly which followed an error by Fitzhenry and hit by Connery. Wall lace gave a grand exhibition of hit ting. Score:
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St. Louis.
Cleveland.

Totals ......... <. s1 9 Il 27 ]
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Pitchers' Records.
ORANGE JUNIORS LOST.
Crown Athletics Win Interesting Gamoi
 by Score of to ,.

The Orange Juniors and the Crown Athletics met on the diamond for the first time this season yesterday after- noon. The game was a very interests ing one, the score being tied at vari- ous times throughout the contest.. The final score was to 5 in favor of the Crown A. c. A sensational double play by Mustarde and Johnson. of the Crowns, was one of the special feats ures of the game.
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Mixture of Hits and Errors Tells the Tale-Rain Saves Game for
 Brooklyn.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.
st. Louis at Chicago. Cincinnati at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at New York. Brooklyn at Boston.

Boston. April S0.-Boston got an even break on the series by winning from New York in the ninth inning to-day to 2. Tho visitors scored two runs in the fifth on Crandal's home run. an error and Tenney's two bagger By good batting following errors by Nickln and shannon Bos- Bridwell fumbled Sweeney's sharp hit in the ninth and Bowerman drove the ball over the fence, Sweeney scoring before Bowerman reached third. Score.
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New York.

TOtaIs .,,,,,.,-.33 7 IUFE5 ID +--One out when winning nun wa
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RAIN SAVES BROOKLYN.
Game Stopped After Phillies Had
 Scored Five Runs.

Brooklyn, April 3o,--Rain saved the game for the home team to-day. After Philadelphia had scored five runs in the sixth inning. 1t descended SO heavy as to put stop to the playing and the score reverted 10 the end of the fifth inning. which gave the game to Brooklyn by the score of to 0, The
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FALKENBURG SUSPENDED.
Washington Pitcher Put Out of Game
 indefinitely,

Philadelphia, April Washington and Philadelphia played in the rain here today. Umpire Connolly stopped the game at the end of the Sth inning, with the former ahead by to l. The grounds were in bad condition long be- fore the game was called but neither team made an error, Pitcher Falken- berg of Washington was indefinitely suspended by President Johnson today Score.
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---Batted for Chech In 9th.
 ss--Batted for Graney in 9th.

''-Batted for Graney in 9th.
 st. Louis ............ 1 o 3 O 00 9 0 t--9 Cleveland ........... o o 0 000 1 0 0-1
 Two base hits, Bradley, Ferris; three base hits, stovall; hits off Liebhart 1 in 1 inning: Chech 3 in innings, Graney in innings; sacrifice hits, Williams, Stoe, Lajoie; stolen base, Stone; double plays, Wallace, Williams and T. Jones; Lajoie. Mil and Stovall; Ferris and Williams; left on bases, St. Louis 5, Cleveland 1; base on balls off Liebhart 1, Powell 1, Chech l. Graney l. hit by pitcher, Chech 2; struck out by Liebhart l; passed balls N. Clarke 2 time, 1:39; umpire, Evans.
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New Britain.

TWO base hit. Padron: home runs, Dgud, Neslon, McCahe; hits off Relger of Brown [. of Bllletdeau .: sacri- l,tr hits, Bertwhistle: stolen bases, tadron left on bases New Britain 12, Bridgeport I; first base on balls, off HNlctdeau z; first base on errors Bridgeport {, New Britain g. hlt by pitcher Burns 2; struck out by Relger l, Brown 2, Bllletdcau |; wild pitch, N,lctdeaui time hours; umpire, Me Cloud.
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balls off Evans f. or Drohan 2, off Jerrette 2; left on bases, Hartford IL. Springfield g. struck out, by Evans G., by Drohan 2, by Jerrette 2; hits ap- portioncd off Drohan, in 1-S inn- ings. off Jerrette, in 2-3 innings; double play. Standard and Ftzhenry;
 wild pitch, Evans; time, 2:i5; um- rire, Kennedy
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OTHER RtSERAIJ RESvTTS.

Al Kingston, k. I..-Rhode Island State college 3, Colby l.
 Al Springfield, Mass Bates 5, Springfield Training school u0 in nings)
 At Amherst, Mass Massachusetts Agricultural college, l2, Norwich uni verqity
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THREE HOME RUNS.
Heavy Hitting Marks BrldgeporCs Vic tory Over New Britain.

New Britain, April Bridgeport won from New Britain this afternoon f to 6. Heavy hitting in the first three innings by Bridgeport won them the game. There were three home runs made in the first three innings, two by
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NASHVILLE Vs. TIGERS.

Tho Westviles and Tigers will play tomorrow at tho Rock, the game to start at o'clock, The batteries will be. Westville--C Clarke, Brastow and Beech CT. lgers--Gauggels and Griffin.
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Philadelphia.

XBatted for Coombs in fifth.
 XXBatted for Carter in fifth.
 Score by innings.
 Washington .. .,...1 Q 0 0 0 0 0 O.? Philadelphia e. ",.,.O O 0 0 1 0 Q o-l
 Hits off Carter, in innings; off Vickers, in innings, tnree-hase hit, Nichols; home run, Street. sacrifice hits, Ganley, Freeman, Hughes; stolen base, Davis; double play, Hughes and Freeman; left on bases, Washington 6, Philadelphia 6; first on balls off Hughes 5, off Carter 1; struck out by Hughes 4, by Carter 1; wild pitch, Hughes, time, 1:55; umpires, Connolly and Hurst.
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CUBS HAVE CINCH.
Chicago Champions Easily Win Game
 from Cardinals,

Chicago, April 30,--Bunched hits, neat sacrificing and errors by tho St, Louis inhed in the fourth and seventh innings gave tho locals an easy victory to-day, Murray was the only one of the visitors to solve Fraz- crs delivery, Score,
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POLO AT ELM CITY PARK.

If the weather permits this afternoon thero will be a polo game at the Elm City Driving Park between F $, But torworths and Walter L, Goodwln's teams,
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TOUR HITS FOR HoLyoKE.
Waterbury Bunchcs seven Safe Drives
 in Two Innings.

Waterbury, April 30 Rogers held Holyoke to four scattered hits here to-day and the local team downed the champions, to 2. Waterbury bunch ed seven hits in the second and eighth innings Bakers home run drive and the all-arouad work Of Singleton were the features. The score
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WEAR OUT PITCHERS St. Louis Browns Bat Three of Blues TWirlers for Nine
 Runs. TEAMS PLAY IN TIE RAIN Nationals Ahead When Umpire Calls Gamc-Pitchcr Falkcnburg
 Suspended.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY. Chicago at Detroit. Baston at Philadelphia. New York at Washington.

st. Louis, April 3O.--By batting three pitchers all over the field, St. Louis beat Cleveland Q to in the second game of the series today. Llebhart lasted one inning and Chech lasted but four.
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Brooklyn.

Philadelphia ...,...,......0 0 0--0 l5rupblNn ..,.,,t.,'.,.,,,,ps,,l / V O-2
 Three base hits: Lumer. Sacrifice hit; NlnloneN, stolen bases: Dooin Pattec Double piGys: Moren, Brans- lield and Irant Left on bases: Phila- delphia |, Brooklyn 1. First base on balls: off Rucieer |. off Moren 3. First base on errors; Philadelphia i. Struck out. By Enckar g. by Moren 6. Time 11S, Umpire, Klem.
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The New Haven players are taking turns in hammering out home runs, II was Hayward's turn yesterday, and he unslecvcd the hit just when the visit- ing silver City aggregation felt assur- ed of victory.
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SQUARES KNOCKS OUT ROCHE.

Dublin, April S0-In glove contest held here today Bill Squires of Aus tralia knocked out Jen Roche, the for mer Irish champion in the fourth round, Tho purse was $l,575, and there was a side bet of $l,000.
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e--Batted for Romer in ninth. Waterbury 0 2 C o 0 o 0 '-5 Holyoke. 0 0 0 1 Q t-2
 Two base hits, Swandor, Lachance, home run. Baker sacrifice hits, Bron- kie, Coyle; double play Singleton and Lachance; left on bases, Waterbury r. Holyoke 9; bases on balls, off Rogers 4, of Romer 4 first base on errors Waterbury 2. liolyoke 4; hit by pitcher, Brode; struck out, by Rog- CTS {. by Romer 8 passed ball, Thackara, stolen base, Boucher; time, 1.55; umpire, Wilkinson.
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Nieritlcn.

*Have hit by batted ball.
 Score by innings
 New Haven .........O0 000O1O 2"-3 Meriden :. ...........1 0 0 0 0--2
 Two-b base hits, Pastor. Griffin, Sher- wood, Hayward; home runs, Hayward; sacrifice hits, Ilavel, Brennan 2, stolen bases, Sherwood 2, Barbour; left on bases, New Haven g. Meriden 10; first base on balls, off Halligan 4, off Long |; struck out, by Halligan ?, by Long 1; hit by pitched ball, Griffin; time, 2:O5, umpire, Rorty,
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+--One out when winning run was scored.
 Boston .. 0 0 1 0 Ia New York Q Q 0 2 0 0 0--2
 Base hits, Bowerman, Penney; home run, Crandall; sacrifice hits, shannon Crandall; stolen base, Sey- mour; double play. Bridwell and Ten ney left on bases, Boston I, New York 9; first base on balls, off Flaher- ty B. off Crandall l first base on er- rors Boston 2, New York 1 struck out, by Crandall 3. Time, 1:42, Um- pire, Emslie,
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At Detroit Detroit Chicago game postponed-cold weather and wet grounds.
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Springfield.
Totals ...,,.,.,36 10 27 10 sBatted for Jerrette in ninth,

Hartford ,... 1 % 0 0 4 O--5 Springfield .,, 0 0 l 0 0 O--4
 Sacrifice hits, Swayne, Van Zant; stolen bases, Gardner, Connery, Me- Andrews Connor 2, Yale 2, Rising ?, Luby, Waite, I'itzhenry; two base hlts
 Wallace, McAndrews'2 stankard Ris- ing; home run, Wallace; first base on
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Nt' LOUIS 's'. U O-1
 Sacrifice hits, Frazer 9, Evers Dele hanty; stolen bases, Sheckard g. Byrne, Evers; double play, Frazer Tinker and Chance; left on bases Chi cago [, St Louis 4 base on balls, off Frazer 2, Raymond 3; first base on er- TOTS, Chicago 2, st, Louis 1; struck out, by Frazer 2, Raymond 5; time, 1885; umpire. O'Day.
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At Pittsh,irg -o!ttsburg- Cincinnati game postponed; ram.
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At New York--Boston-N New York game postponed; rain,
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fly of twrlers and benders, and only four times did Bert Dalys nine connect safely Nothing less than two baggers were accepted, however, three of this kind being pulled from the Meriden box artists delivery, while Hayward $ home run was the climax.
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Diamond Clippings.

The JOurnnI Courier is the 1nIy pu- per publishing full reports and bos scores cf all the Connecticut, National md American lcnguc games.
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Bridgeport,

Bridgeport and the other by Now Bri- tain,
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Managers WeldenheImer ana Daly have their eyes on q first baseman who was released from Newark q few days ago He Is good man, and would Kane could then play his regular rosi- ton in the Outflcld.
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The local nine started tho seasoa nit ting the ball in fine fashion, but Hal ligan stopped them short. Let's nope, however, they will continue to-day when they struggle with New Britain at the prairie