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Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09
The ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
A Proposition That the Work
May Be Completed.

The Mexico, Santa Fe & Perry
e,eiric railroad corporation finds
that in the present. condition of the
money market 1t cannot sell the
bonds with which to complete the
road until the grade is completed.
This means that about $50 200. 90
more will have to be expended
on the enterprise before it can be
financed to completion. 10 the
hope of raising this sum of
money aud preventing the collapse
of the enterprisel the stockholders
and promoters of the corporation
propose TO give mp any advantage
that they now hold in the manage
ment by surrendering their stock
to the company, aud through the
company. Offering it to purchasers
at the rate of zoe on the dollar,
thus allowing every purchaser of
stock to share equally in the com
pany in proportion to the amount
Of cash he puts in. The sale Of
the stock at this rate will raise
100000 aud give the purchasers
who come in on this proposition a
large majority of the stock of the
corporation, and by the election of
IL new directors, ultimately the new
stockholders will be able to take
control of the company and all its
property and franchises.
They further propose to the
people of Mexico who have sub
scribed to the donation fund to
release each man from his donation
who subscribes an equal or greater
amount for stock under this prop
Osition.
No man is to pay a dollar for
stock under this proposition until
the company produces a positive
guarantee from a reliable financial
institution that the bonds of the
company will be taken in sufficient
amount to complete and equip the
road.
Prospective purchasers of the
stock are to have access to the
compauy's books. plats, surveys,
plans, and estimates so that they
may know the exact state of affairs
in every regard.
The foregoing proposition was
made by the officers and directors
of the company to the ways and
means committee at a meeting
held at the Court House Monday
evening.
IL was also stated that the
proposition was being canvassed at
Moline, Santa Fe aud Perry aud
that it was thought that Mexico
ought to raise at least $50, 900 Of
the money. MIR. j. A. Clark, 4
banker, aud Lucas Afford, an at
torney, both from Perry. were
present at the meeting and gave
assurance that the citizens of Per
ry would do their part in prOmot'
inc the enfernriaa.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

X, A. Herring, out in Beaver
Dam neighburhoOd, was driving n
harvester the other day and the
team ran away with him, running
into rail fence aud tearing do wn
four panels and damaging the ma
chine considerably before the team
was stopped. Mr.. Herring cscap-
ed with only a few bruises aud
scratches and he thinks he was
fortunate.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

BY an oversight the names of
Misses Minnie Lowry and Maud
Richard were ommitied from the
published program as among those
who had recitations at the rural
graduating exercises held in Mex
leo last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Mrs. Albert s. johnson aud
children. after a visit with the
family of J. w. Hill Of this city,
returned to Rocky Ford, Colo. f.,
last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09
Married on The Fourth.

Mr.. Charles Bender of Mary
land, Ill.,, and Miss Myrtle Stewart
of Farber were married in Mexico
last Saturday afternoon, Judge
w. w. Bolts tying the nnptiaI
knot.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09
Mexico Chautduqud
July 22-29, 'OS inclusive
NOTICE.

will furnish ice on Saturday
evenings to those who order ice
from me not later than Friday.
Price given on application.
A Zimmerman,
Rush Hill. Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09
LOST.

Ia Laddonia Park. July /. lady's
belt aud belt pin. Value Of pin
given as reward to finder. Please
leave with Mrs. j. II. ConnelI,
Laddonia, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Ned Hagau tells the MESSAGE
that he has 80 acres of corn which
is from waist to shoulder high. "
That's certainly II fue prospect
for this season of the year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Eph Hughes was in Conway,
Kansas, last week on real estate
deal, But he is not yet ready to
move 10 kansas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

W. Il. Thompson. near LaddOn-
la. harvested IL acres of wheat
this year that yielded 80 bushels
to the acre. Mr.. Thompson raises
a good field of wheat every year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

A couple of weeks since Ben
Middleton had Rne two year old
stallion severely crippled OH a
barbed wire fence on his Ireland
Stock Farm in Liberty District,
southeast Of Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Three news letters received too
late to be gotten in last weeks is.
sue of the MEssAGE-Skinner,
Champ and North Liberty.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Green Daniels and Tom Gill of
this city are with a telephone crew
building II telephone line from
Kansas City to Pueblo, Colo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Frank Crosswhite, of the west
ern part of the county. got his
hand maugled a few days ago in
working with self binder.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Miss Berenice Shay, daughter of
the late Capt. ID, Il. Shea of Mex
leo, was marrieda few days ago to
Mr.. WILDER Z. Mossbarger at Car.
rollion, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Mrs. Ford Kendall aud son, For
rest, are here on II visit to tn G
families of Judge s. Il. Kendall
and j. II. Lane.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

VIM Stewart, near Sturgeon
lost fine mule tho other day, kill,
ed by lightning.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Mrs. q. A, Grassell aud son,
Warner, OF Allegheny City, Pa,
are here on a visit TO Mrs. Grassells
parents. DIR. aud Mrs. A. NJ. Pat.
terson.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Mrs. Robert MCGOWAN is enter.
taiuing her sister, Miss FloreDce
Watts, of lligginsville.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Rev. q. Is. Tucker Of Troy
preached al Mt, Zion chu rch, north
of Mexico, last Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

A little daughter of Gus Thorp
of near Benton City died this
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Lakenan 4 Barnes have some OF
the best residences in town for
sale. w3
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Jerome Euhanks aud wife of
Higginsville are in Mexico on a
visit this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Mrs, +. W. Gatewood is home
from au extended visit to friends
in Des Moines, Iowa.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Mr.. aud Mrs. j. r. Marshall
have returned home after an ex.
tended visit to relatives in Okla.
homa.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

John Luckie OF Houston, Texas,
is here on a visit To his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Lnekie.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Mrs. Il. l.. Anderson of Monroe
City is visiting her parents in
Mexico, Dr.. aud Mrs. A. NJ. Pat
terson.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Mrs. Homer II. Haggard return.
ed to her home IN New York City
this week after a two months visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. @. GAS. west Of Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Frank Weinard, north OF Mex
leo. is visiting relatives at elias
gov.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. s. L
Robson, a tine baby girl.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Williamine, the little daughter
Of DIR. w. F. Taylor. is quite sick
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Miss Floyd Blattner is home
from a visit to st. Louis friends.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Owen & Carter have sold their
meat market to Kidd Bros.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09
County Court convened Monday

Miss Edna Duncan is visiting
Bowling Green friends.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

ED. w. Ii. Hook aud wife are
home from visit at Princeton, III.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

James Mallory. near Centralia,
is reported dangerously sick.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

u. j. ShOhe will teach in the
Cauthorn district next winter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Mrs. T. II. CadwaIlader is visit
ing relatives in EldOrado, Kansas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Ed. FRAZIER, near Rush Hill, lost
a fiue mare last Friday night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-09

Audrain McDOnough left this
week on a trip to Seattle, Wash.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23
ACCIDENT AT RACES
Mix Up at Gravesend Nearly
Results in Death of Two
Jockeys.
BOTH ARE BADLY INJURED
Dugan's Mount Disqualified and Own
er Fined S250-Angelus Makes
New Record.

Gravesend, N. Y, Sept. PA acci-
dent which occurred in the third race
at Gravesend today came near result
Ing In the death of two boys, II. Smith
and Yorke, when their mounts fell at
the furlong pole In the stretch 1t was
bad mlxup and 1t was surprising
that they were not killed, Miramar and
Dial Plate were close UP when Dugan,
on Shadow Glance. crossed over caus-
Ing both Dial Plate and Miramar to
fall
H. Smith received concussion Of
the brain and was hurried to the Kings
County hospital Yorke had a collar
bone broken Dugan's mount was. dis
qualified after finishing first and Dugan
was fined $3.50 and suspended for the
meeting.
Angeus won the Ocean View handl-
cap In new track record time Of 1851 rs
Summarizes
First race, handicap, two year ODDS
Ave and a half furlongs: Joe Madden
III, GIllHlhs, WVi, pHtit Jiii'' 90 Nrt
Carthy second Lawton Virgins, Ill
Notter, third Time, l.07.
Second race, three year olds and up
ward, selling, one mile and three-sx
teenths. Jusgler. 1I3, J, Lee, won; Nil,
ford, 9S Sweet, second; Miss Crawford
104, Smith, third. Time, 2:01 is.
Third race maidens, three year oldt
and upward, selling, about six furlongs
Select, SO. Crowley won; Raquel, "a
Upton, second; Florence, End, 81, Nc.
earthly, third Time, Iii.
Fourth race, the Ocean View handi.
cap. three year olds, one mile and ar
eighth; Angelus, 107, Shilling, won
Firestone, 107, Mccarthy. second
Master Robert, 1O6, Notter, third
Time, 52 rs
Fifth race, two year dds selling
about SIX furlongs: Spellbound, "a
Ural,, won; Sir John, 100, Crowley sec
ond; Fore Guard 104, E. Martin third
Time, I'LL As
Sixth race, three year olds and up
ward selling, mile and a sixteenth
Mombassa, 104, Gilbert, won; Doll,
Spanker, 1903, f. Dugan, second; Ma
laga, "a, u. Martin, third. Time, AS As
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23
u
CHADWICK COACHES
Former Halfback and Captain
First. Graduate to Appear
in Uniform.
WHEATON ON THE FIRST
Copman VIII Have Charge Of Fresh.
man Practice--First Scrlm.
mage To-day.
WHEATON ON THE FIRST

George Chadwick, who was captain
and halfback on the championship
Yale football eleven OF the fall OF
1902, arrived in New Haven yesterday
and was the first, Of the graduate
coaches outside the regular STAFF to
appear in uniform at the field Brnke
Thorne, who was here the day before,
intended to finish out the week, but
was called away by business.
.Cooney, who since his arrival from
Maine, has been playing guard on the
second team, was put over with the
first eleven yesterday, taking Parks
place. Along about the middle Of the
signal practice Chadwick took Wheat
on who had been playing quarter
back on the second team. and put him
In the corresponding position on tho
varsity. Hopkins who is now first
choice for quarterback, was not at
the field and Bingham only played
with the first team few minutes.
Hobbs was back at left tackle In the
line, and as Andrus was not at the
field Brown was In at right tackle.
The rest Of the first team lineup was:
Logan, lie; Hyde, G; ,Goebel, rg; Burchs
re- Bingham, Wheaton, qb; Philbln.
lib; Murphy. RIB: Coy, fb.
Hyde in a good many ways is like
Congdon, the Yale center last year.
While Cooney weighs $50 and Hyde
only about $50 the latter stands like
rock and Is much more aggressive.
While Chadwick and Jones were
coaching the backs Head Coach Big
low gave the lnemen some work
| bucking. He showed them various
catches and kept them at 1t for about
half an hour, After that there was
tackllng the dummy and after being
at the field two hours and a half the
men were allowed to go In.
Several new men Joined the squad
yesterday. Heness, who arrived the
day before, was out again and looks
| like a good man. He played end on
Stevens before coming TO Yale. and
was sent here by Guy Hutchinson,
The first scrimmage of the season
will probably be held this afternoon
| and will be short. Yale Is handicap
ped this year In having a varsity
which Is far superior to anything
which may appear in a second team.
In the second team line this year
there will be no men like Andrus
and Hobbs to stave off the varsity on.
slaught. But in the first week or 50
the teams which go against each other
viii be very evenly matched.
The first accident to Yale came yes.
terday when Trainer John Mack
sprained his ankle. The members OF
the Shelf. surveying class some days
ago covered every part of Yale field
except the varsity grijiron with small
pegs, outlining the situation OF
bridges. cities, railroads, etc., and
some of these were carelessly left In
the ground While coaching the half.
backs yesterday morning. Trainer
Mack knocked his ankle against one
of the pegs severely injuring It. He
was at the field yesterday afternoon
with his foot bound up.
Captain Burch yesterday announced
that Chester Jules Copman OF the sem
Tor class would be the freshman coach
this fall. Copman has been but with
the varsity squad for two years and
understands the game thoroughly. J
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23
ELEVENTH INNING WIN.
Pirates Take Close Overtime Game
from Superbas.

Brooklyn, N. Y, Sept. 22.-Pittsburg
won. an eleventh inning victory from
Donovan's men today after, a very in
terestlng pitchers battle between
Maddox and Rastorius, the final score
being to g. The home team tied tho
score in the ninth inning on double
and two singles. Maloney who relieved
Lumley In the latter part of the game
muffed Wagner's fly Hans stole sec
ond and scored on Storkes triple to
right center. storke also got home on
Alperman's wide throw to third, the
ball rolling 10 the home players bench.
e Brooklyn's second ruin was a homer
by the new left fielder Catterson, who
smashed the ball over the right field
fence at point half way down to the
newly constructed bleachers. Score.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23
THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
Ruth Dillon Surprises $4,000
People and Wins $4,000
Stakes.
NOWHERE IN THE BETTING
Great Time Made-Jnck Leyburn, The
Zoo and Charlie Hal Other
Winners.

Columbus, o.. Sept. 22.-Ruth Dillon,
four -year-old Sidney Dillon trotter,
owned by Sterling r. Holt. Of Indian
apolis, and driven by Millard Sanders,
surprised $1,000 racegoers this after
noon by winning all three heats of the
Hoster-C Columbus stake, valued at slO.-
900
Ruth was nowhere In the betting
selling at $40 in pools Of s225. Spanish
Queen was the first choice, while there
was a heavy play on Aquin Scoring IN
seventh place in the first heat, Ruth
Dillon got away we'll and stayed along
side Of Axtellay to the half, where she
pulled away and outfooted Rafiles
home in 2:O6 10, the best mile by a
four-year trotter of any sex this
year. and within half a second of the
worlds record for trotting mares OF
! the age.
Jack I.eyburn had the speed Of the
| field In the race for the Columbus
/ purse, worth $4,000 Margaret O.. was
tile first choice. selling at $500 to So;
for Jack Leyburn and s22 for Locust
Jack The winner trotted each last
quarter In. 81 seconds or better.
Milton s., Jr,, tried In vain to beat
Tax Title in the first division of the
| 2:11 pace, the first race Of the day
while the honors in the second division
of the same class went to Ruby Lacy
from Detroit. because Miss Syracuse
| nosed out aPtalma in the fifth heat
I Ding Pointer a. western mare, wal
selected al favorite In the 2!11 pace bu
could not get up in the first two heats
both Of which We're won handly b,
| Charlie Hal
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23

ner. Mcconnell and Stahl, Mcconnell
and Wagner; left on bases, Detroit 4
Boston Ii; bases on balls, Off Willetts
2, off Clcotte / first base on errors,
Detroit /, Boston /; hit by pitcher, by
Wnletts 2; struck out by Willetts !,
by Cicotte 3 wild pitch, Cicotte; time,
$40; umpires, Hurst and Evans.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23
CONNELL DOES NOT TARRY.
Local Baseball Player Busy Right
Away--To Manage Eleven.

jeremiah Cornell, who played right
field, left field and catch for the New
Haven Baseball club for many sea-
sons, mas been selected manager o.!
the Winsted football team. Jerry will
work hard to turn out strong eleven
and after the football season closea
Huck will turn his attention to de.
veopng basketball quintet In Win.
sted. He is hard worker and has
had charge Of many strong athletic
teams in the upper state borough.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23
MAPS STICK TO /.
INITIAL BERTH
Have Easy Time With Yanks-
Joss Invincible--O' Rourke
and Gardner Both
Play.
ON THE DOWNWARD PATH
Tigers Whipped by Beantowncrs--
Rain Causes Postponement OF
White Sox-Athletic
Contest.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TODAY.
New York at Cleveland,
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.

Cleveland, O., Sept 92,-Cleveland
maintained It's hold on first place to-
day by defeating New York again, the
score being to 0. New York could do
nothing with joss except in the second
inning when It punched three singles,
Rlrmingham's throw to the plate, how
ever. prevented any scoring. Hogg was
a puzzle until the sixth when two pass
es, two errors and four hits resulted in
FIVE runs. Stovall's home run pro-
duced two more in the seventh. This
was the first easy victory Cleveland
has had In n week Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23
New York.

Hits off Hogg G in 6 innings, off Man
ming ip innings: first Base on errors,
Cleveland 2; three base hit, Hinchman;
nome run Stovall; sacrifice hits, Hinch-
man. home run, Stovall; sacrifice hits,
Hinchman, Conroy; stolen base, Joss;
double plays. Laioie. Perring and STOW
all, first base on balls, off Hogg 4, off
Manning f. left on bases, Cleveland L
New York 4; struck out by joss !, by
Hogg .; by Manning /; time, 1:2S; UNI
pires Egan and Connolly,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23
DROPPING STILL LOWER.
Jennings Tigers Succumb Again
Love 10 Puritans.

Detroit Sept 22,--The Detrots
We're unable to hit Cicotte commercially
to-day and lost TO Boston, to /.
Bush put Detroit out Of the game at
the start by interfering with Schaefer
on a ground ball This error Of judy
ment gave Boston two runs, An in
field error let in one Of the others in
the ninth Willetts pitched good
game after a long absence, The
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23

New York, sept s2,-The Chicago
National league Champions inflicted a
temporary set back to the local team
by taking both games Of today's double
header This reduces New York's lead
in the pennant race to six points, Me-
Ginnity was called In both games as n
relieving pitcher and Brown was also
seen In both games saving the first by
His clever work when the home players
were hitting Overall to good advantage,
The scores:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23
ROCKVILLE FAIR OPENS.
Large Attendance on Initial Day
Kelly's Certainly Wins Trot.

Rockville, Sept. 22---An unusually
large number were in attendance at
the opening Of the Rockville fair to.
day. one feature of the day was the
2;S2 trot or pace which was won by
d j, Kelly in straight heats with
Certainly Summaries;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23

I " score by INNINGS. ~ m.
Chicago ...,. 0 0 20 % O 0 ID
New York. -. 0 0 0 0, O 0 Oh
Two base hits, Herzog, Bresnahan q,
Hayden, Chance, Stenfeidt. 2 Three
base hits, Herzog Hits Off Crandall
in innings, off 'McGinnity in 2
innings. Sacrifice hits, Hoffman, DON
lin. Left on bases Chance. Donlin.
double play; Evers' and Steinfeldt.
Left on bases, New York g.. Chicago 8.
First base on balls, off Brown 2, off
Crandah -. Struck out, by Brown 81
by Crandall 2, by McGinnity l. Wild
pitches, Brown 2! Time, 1:35. UNI
pires, Emslie and O'Day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23
Philadelphia.

Two-base hits. Hoblltzel, Mowrey,
Grant Magee three base hits, DOOM
hits off Ewing, 10 In innings, off Saw
idge, In innings; sacrifice hits,
Knabe. Magee, Doom, Grant; stolen
bases, Bescher Lobert, Bransfield,
Doom, Shean double play, Knahe and
Bransfield; left on bases Cincinnati S,
Philadelphia 4; first on balls off Ewing
3, off Corridor g. off Savidge /; first
on errors, Philadelphia 2; hit by pitch
| Err by Ewing 1, by Corridor /; struck
out by Corridor g. by savidge /; time,
1850; umpires. Rigler and owen.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23

-Three-base hit Becker; hits off Bald
win . In l-3 innings. off sallee In I
2-S; sacrifice hits. Bates, Mccain;
stolen bases. Smith; double play, Shaw,
G. Moran, Morris and Osteen. left on
bases. St Louis II, Boston 3; first base
OF balls. off Baldwin 2. OF Mattern /;
first base on errors. Boston 3. ST. Louis
l. hit by pitcher. by Baldwin, II.
Moran; struck out by Mattern q by
sallee 1 passed ball. c. Moran; time,
1;i5; umpire, tombstone.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23

Chicago, sept, %. Rain caused a
postponen1ent Of today's game between
Chicago and Philadelphia. The game
was called in the first half of the Sec
ond inning with the score to In fav-
or of Philadelphia. The game will be
played tomorrow, it being an open
date
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23

Score by innings:
Chicago ~. .'s~. .,,sso 0 ! 10000 "a
New York ............0 0 0 0 0 0 3 %
Two-base hits, Hayden 2, Overall,
Donlin. Devlln, Mccormick 2; hits off
Overall g. In 1-3 innings; off Brown 2
in '2-3 innfgs, off Ames 8 In I innings,
off McGinnity / In 2 innings; sacrifice
hit; Overall stolen base Chance, Hof-
man. double plays, Killing and Tinker;
left on bases Chicago 7, New York g.;
first on balls, off Overall 2, off. Ames q;
first base on errors. Chicago l, New
York 4 struck out by Overall 3, by
.Aines /, by McGinnity 1;;-time, 1856;
umpires, O'Day and Emslie.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23
SLAUGHTER THE Pill.
Quakers Down Cincinnati Reds by
Terrific Clouting.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 22,-Philadel-
phla hit the ball hard today ana
knocked Ewing off the rubber in five
innings, the locals winning by 10 TO 2.
Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23
Hoster Columbus stake, $4,000; 2;lO
Trotters, 3 Heats.

Ruth Dillon, b M, by Sidney
Dillin (Sanders) .,........,
Rallies blk,g., (Burgess) ,.. 10
Spanish Queen BIN, tMacey).. 4 2
Red Cross, By Gloomis) 49,.
Axtellay, b,m, (Thomasl 80, 10 8
Nancy Royce, blkmo (McCarr
. thyl r......,,. ,,@.'....t......
San Francisco, b.h, (Hodges) 9
Aquin, bib, g. McDonald) III Z
Black SILK blk.m. (Dean) 1910 I s
1aga} = a 4 q
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23
2I1 Clnss, Pacing, 3 in .. First Divi'
sion, Purse ssO0---Two Heats Monday.

Tax Title. blkh, by Dec
orator, jr., Ckeating), 2 l
Milton s.. jr. chg, by
Milton s.. (CoD .,..,. |
Governor Searles bh., by
Lockheart, CAllerman |
Lena May, chm, tMc-
Claim .,.,,.,,,.,,... 3
Helen Gould, chm, INC
Mlllon) ,,.,,.,.,t.t',, 3 9 ro
Betty Brent, blkmn
(NGckols) ..........r B B no
May Bird, BIN, Doug
lasl .,...;,.,.=,,.. ,4.,,,- 70
Andrew Cone, bmL, Dean
simpson, .s......... dis
Time, 2oS ia; 2O7 IA; 2;o6 l2
2;07 IA; 2;)S "a.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23
2i11 Glass Pacing, In 3, Second Divi-
sion; Purse Ss00--One Heat Mondny.

/ Ruby Lacy, b,maby Gam
BILE (Tallmadge) 100. 2 8
Patalma, b,h, by Pat i.
(Ailen) .....,,.,.r.,.,
Miss Syracuse BIN. by
Strathallen 02athbun). 5 2 2 2
Sunday Bell, BIN. Gear
eva .....,e. .s....#......
Shamrock, Wig. doom
ISL ,5..,,.',sts,... TO
Miss Peeler, BIN, (Merri
field .,.............. no
A lice b., blk m, (Sdutres) 9 70,
j b., chg (Bosworth) 8 9 Sro
DR. Bonney,blk g., (Geers) s dis
Time 2;07 IA; 2.07 3-4; 2:0S Ia
2:O7 1-2;@2!d9 3-4: IN s,s+
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23
ZERO FOR CARDINALS.
Shut Out by antowners--Mattern
90 r. Effective nj

Boston, Sept 22--St. Louis was shut
out by Boston today to 0. Baldwin
was wild and was replaced by Sallee in
the first inning. Mattern excelled with
men on bases. Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-23
Boston

Score by innings:
Detroit ..... o 0 0 0 Q 0--1
Boston .."....2 0 0 0 0 0 "a
Sacrifice hits Schmidt Speaker,
Wagner; stolen base, Gessler; double
plays, Schaefer and Rossman; Was-