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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-06

Warrington. D. G.. July 5-New
Mexico and Arizona Fair in south.
showers and cooler in north Monday
ana Tucsday
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Tn a k0ning Jornz Eaut.
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For IS years these sales have been eagerly looked for bythrfy buyers and owing to quiet
business and consequently bigger stocks on hand, we have cut deeply into prices Of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods in order to make quick clearance Read these quotations
and come and see US
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- cent hose. green tagged al ..+..
rs cent Fancy Hose. green tagged
80 cent ~suspendern, green tagged
10 cent s~uspenders. green tagged
500 Night Shirts, green tagged ~.
50 cent f0ur-in-hands, green tagged .
IS cent Knee Pants. green tagged
I2k cent Handkerchief. green tsg
Big green tag Bargains IN B0ss and
CALL AND SEE a.
The oasis., 1908-05-02
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course of the present town board :, now renominated for reelection, this newspaper has no hesitancy in asserting that it has been one of the most conscientious, hard work ing municipal bodies ever put into office in any town or city any where. Theirs is a thankless job in which the sole and only emolu- ments are kicks, kusses and kriti- cism, and a bushel of glory(?) They have worked hard for the upbuild- ing and improvement of Nogales, and have done much to make the town more attractive and habitable; the work they have projected is but half carried out, and they should be retained in office until it is com pleted. For that reason THE OASIS has stood for the renomination of the board as body and individu. ally, and will devote itself most heartily to their reelection.
 MT. c. NJ. Rathbun, town clerk. who by appointment is filling an term, has proved himself most thoroughly competent for the post, and he should be reelected without opposition, which THE OASIS believes will be the ease.
 Mir. J. B. Moore. the town mar shal, has made an efficient and effective officer, and he has filled the office creditably and we'll. With the rest of the ticket he has earned re election, which he will receive no doubt.
The oasis., 1908-05-02
TWAS EVER THUS.

Commenting upon the visit of former Judge George k. Davis at Tucson recently the Tucson Star stated that Judge Davis brother is now back in Ohio, Mir. Hoover is in Maryland, and Judge Davis himself resides in California. Right there is an object lesson to Ari- zonans. The three men named held official positions here in Ari- zona seven years, and as soon as their mouths were wrested from the public teat, they left the terri toryl permanently. They were never heard of Tn Arizona before they came here to held office, and as soon as their incumbency termi- hated they ceased to be identified with Arizona and her people. Judge Davis sat on the bench, Mir. Hoover was clerk of his court, and l.. C.. Davis was deputy clerk. The latter was taken over into Cochise county and made deputy there several terms of court, while Mir. Hoover was brought to Nogales as deputy here several terms. And it Is re- ported that they were paid ten
The oasis., 1908-05-02
YAQui DELTA NOTES.

Dr. Charles A. Wilson has re. turned to Esperanza after a brief visit to San Bias.
 Wm. Il. Cannon and a party of friends of Ventura, Calif., arrived at Esperanza this week. They are examining the agricultural lands of the Richardson Construction Company with view to locating in the Delta.
 MT. H. L. Hossack of Los An geles and Mir. J. H. Elliott of Ven. tura, Calif., visited the Delta last week. They spent several days driving over the lands in the Val. ley and have now returned to Los Angeles to extoll the virtues of the Delta soil to the uninitiated.
 Mir. H. NJ. Toothaker of Onta. gotta has purchased twenty-five acres of improved land from MT. Butterfeld, the price paid being thirty dollars, United States cur rency, per acre. Mir. $. M. Me- Daniel is now negotiating with MT. Butterheld for one hundred acres of the same land at about the same figure. Both of these tracts are on Block No. 25 of the Delta lands fronting on Third avenue, and are planted to grapes and various citrus fruits.
The oasis., 1908-05-02
A BUREAU OF MINES.

From Mir. Marshall P. Wright, whose visit at Nogales this week is noted elsewhere in the columns of THE OASIS, it is learned that the movement with which Mir. Wright has been identified prominently for institution of Bureau of Mines in the Interior Department at Washington, IS progressing very satisfactorily, and the measure now before Congress has every prospect of speedy adoption and executive approval. Mir. Wright presented for perusal by the writer several letters from prominent sem ators and congressman, pledging heir support to the measure, and
 letter from the White House con- veying executive interest in and approval of the proposed measure.
 Such a branch of government would be of great benefit to Ari- zona and other mountain states and territories, wherein mining is one of the chief industries; and ono ObOpId bava boa, on.ohl;oL,l I long years ago. As presented in one of the letters submitted by Mir. Wright, Mining Is the foundation of the worlds monetary system, and the basis upon which all busi- ness of the civilized world is trans acted; and should recei,e the rec ognition of our national govern ment."
The oasis., 1908-05-02
NOT THE POINT.

As opposed to the affidavits secured by personal representatives of Governor kibbey Tucson politician, who was a member of the Pma county delegation, stated that atfidavits had already bl en signed by twenty-five members of the Pima delegation stating that the unit rule had been adopted by the Pima delegation. The total number of dele gates from Pima county in the delega- tion in the territorial convention was twenty-seven.-Arizona Democrat.
 The statement contained in the foregoing evades the point at issue, which is that the majority in a delegation cannot bind the minor ity by imposition of the unit rule upon its own initiative. To make the unit rule binding upon a dele- gation it must be imposed by the power that created the delegation. 4 convention naming a delegation to another convention can impose the unit rule upon the delegation 1t names. But if the convention creating a delegation Is silent in the matter, the majority of that delegation cannot afterward inn pose the unit rule upon the minor ity; and when the minority therein demands poll of a delegation the chair of the convention should grant the demand. That was de- cided in the national republican convention of 1880. That is the issue upon which the Tucson con vention was split two weeks ago.
The oasis., 1908-05-02

WHEN the Crawford street side. walks are all completed, which will be within two or three weeks, the hill will look so much better that every property owner will feel that the money they cost was we'll ex- pended. They are like the tra. ditional bald head. "No one wants one, but when a man gets one he would not part with it under any consideration"
The oasis., 1908-05-02
Mrs. Herrera Eutertains.

At the Herrera mansion on Nor. ley avenue, Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Fred. Herrera entertained pleasant gathering of Nogalense ladies, at which the diversion of the afternoon was bridge whist, the two highest scores being made by Mrs w. c. Budge and Mrs. George 5. Marsh. Dainty refreshments were served. The guests were Mrs. B' M. Ashby, Mrs. E. E. Bethell, Mrs w. c. Budge, Mrs. Allen T. Bird, Mrs. l. Burgoon, Mrs. H. M. Chap man, Mrs. E. l.. Chafant, Mrs. E' L. Crowell, Mrs. A. A. Doherty, Mrs. NJ. Harrington, Mrs. J. A. Harrison, Mrs. Jacobson, Mrs. H. W. Kelsey, Mrs. A. c. Kingsley Mrs. H. Levin, Mrs. George D. Marsh, Mrs. Con O'Keefe, Mrs. w. F. Overton, Mrs. w. A. O'Connor' Mrs. A. R. Oster, Mrs. c. E. Fer kins, Mrs. R. M. Parsons, and Mrs F. NJ. Van Mourick.
The oasis., 1908-05-02
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

Above the reader will find pre- sented the ticket nominated for the town offices in the election called by law U b. helt in Noga les on the twenty-6fth day of May.
 The ticket is presented as the result of the action of the regular republican convention of the tow n of Nogales, called by competent authority under the law, and a such 1t has the hearty support | TIE OASIS.
 While upon some issues THE OASIS has not approved the entire
The oasis., 1908-05-02

PROHIBITION is a disease" says the Manufacturers and Dealers Club of Chicago. Sure. And it seems catching, too.
The oasis., 1908-05-02

The unit rule imposed emanated within the delegation itself; not from the convention which created the delegation.
The oasis., 1908-05-02

dollars per day, while the law allows but three.
The oasis., 1908-05-02

For Town Trustee:
 w. A. O'CONNOR. For Town Trustee:
 ARGUS REDDOCH. For Town Trustee:
 A. A. DOHERTY. For Town Trustee:
 LOUIS LULLEY. For Town Trustee:
 JOHN T. BRICKWOOD. For Town Trustee:
 A. l.. PECK For Town Trustee:
 E. K. CUMMING. For Town Clerk
 c. NJ. RATHBUN. For Town Marshal:
 J. B. MOORE.
The oasis., 1908-05-02
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 Address all communications to THE OASIS, Nogales, Santa Cruz county, Arizona.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05
HAMPTON Y. N. {. 4. BEATS
the NORTH END TEAM
Contest Hard Fought. but Miseraoiy
Played Umpiring Bad TOR
Both Sides.

In a hard fought but mlscrably
played game. tn" nine of the Hamp
ton Young Mems CHRISTIAN ASscTia
ton defeated the North End team at
New Park. Hampton. yesterday al
tcrnoon by score of . to s. A large
crowd thai turned out for the field
day sports at the park saw the
match.
Throughout the engagement there
was a great amount of wranGling Owe:
the decisions IF the two umpir"S. IL
seemed to be- the consensus OF opin-
ion among the fans that both of the
Jumps" were way OF in many of
their decisions.
The North Finders hammered big
Josh Balmcr all over the lot. Harry
Shawrn alone made two two base hit :;
and two singles off him. Tom Rry-
nolds twirlcd for the North End min"
and with support he would have won
his game.
The !iamptonianS made ) counts In
the opening round. the North Endcrs
tied the score in the NTH aud we"c
Leading. s to I. in the ninth. Then
Hampton scored two runs on a pass
ed ball by BurbaGe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05
Afternoon Care.

N tn, afternoon the independents
had F'iIc tr"uhlc IN Defeating tn
S"uroro News Athletics, I'll" final
count briny . 10 s. Several hundred
fans Ssv tn" came
Mono" Monfaiconc twirI"d for th"
sihI~tics ami tho TnicTrnd"nts i"r"h
81 him for - SAT" drives R"C"rS.
rr~rsJif. who pitched for ;h" In
deT,~ndcnis Aid good work Throughout.
TTCcd oIi hy playing gAm"S Voc
to-day rorniuEf. both teams put %"
= pcpr F"idinG exhibition III Athl'''-
irs making pirc errors ~ c1Tthiz
yinn and rnIHv morc of commission.
and tho independents making six tun
sics
T'hr Independents wen into The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05
Professional and Amateur Diamonds

game by the score Of . to !. hum
NIL fielding was 4 feature.
Score r. H. Il,
Brooklyn 80. O000o3 20 q >
BOSTON ... O0OOUolOo--i D /
batteries: Ruckcr and Bryan: Dor
nor Young and Graham. Time, |: j6.
Umpire, O'Day.
Reds and Cardinals Each Win.
ST. LOUIS. July 4. - Cincinnati
and s.. LOUIS broke even in IA doubt"
header this afternoon, ST. Louis viii
ming the first. } to >. in l. innings.
RAYMOND held the visitors to four
hits. Cincinnati got on to liisgtn-
botham in the second game and sc"r-
,d three runs in the third inning.
1t Louis lUOloOa0 - . 1
Cincinnati. lG1O0O0OOO0o- 4 |
Score r. II. T..
Batteries: Raymond and Ludwig.
IurSchrr and Mclean. Time. lis.
Umpircs, Klein and Ruddrrham.
Second game H. u. +.
st. Louis 49,. 0lG0l00 o. d
Cincinnati f0.00oln3-6 .
Batteries H!gGlnbo,ham, Rc"hr
AMI Ludwig: Shade ana Schlci Time.
2:02. EMPIRES. Klein and Ruider-
ham.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05

For the first time this season the
Newport News independents were
given a snowy white coating of kali
sumine at the Casino park yesterday
morning, and it was the North End
team OF the Peninsula League that
turned the trick. The North Finders
were aided and aDcttcd in their woIk
bv the vigorous cheers and yClls ot
nearly all of the five hundred fanat-
les gathered i'll the park, for it was
a distinctly North End crowd.
That the Independents did not have
a look in at the tally sheet was du"
exclusively TO the great work OF Tom
REYNOLDS on North Ends firing line.
He never has shown better form ana
the heavy hitting Independents were
able to CLEAN but three widely scat
tered binglcs off his delivery. With
men on bases Reynolds was particu-
Iarly strong and in the sixth round,
when two successive errors had cna-
blcd the Independents to get u man
to third ana another to second vii II
only one out. he famed Buchanan
and Roatcn. two of the best hittcrs
on Maloney's team.
"Jmic" Davis started in to twirl
for the independents. but after North
End scored its first run. in the fourth
round, he quit the game and left the
park. Speakman replaced him ami
held the North Finders safe until the
eighth, when two passes, PayneS
clean single and an error netted the
other two counts in the game.
There was considerable wranglinS
over the decision of Umpire T. f.
Thomas. both teams and the fans
kicking strenuously against many OF
his decisions on the bases. on fair
and foul balls. and on strikes ana
balls. Finally in the fifth round Billy
Maloney replaced Thomas by Charlcs
RayficId. who umpircd throughout
the remainder of the game.
Here are the figures:
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Standing Of the Clubs.
SOLDIERS BEAT ATHLETICS
IN CLEANLY PLAYED GAME
Raymond Has Shade the Better o.
Pitchers Battle on New Park
Diamond.

Raymond had a shade the better
of None" MonfalcOne in a pitchers
battle on the New Park diamond
Hampton, yesterday morning. and the
Fort Monroe team shut out the New
port News Athletics in cleanly play
cd and hard fought game. Score,
to o.
The soldiers scored their two ta!'
lies in the fifth round. punching hits
with errors. Fast fielding by the Ath'
le;ics cut of several chances for
counts for the fort men. Raymond
KEEP, the five hits of the Athletics
well scattered.
Both teams played good han the
soldiers making hut one bunglc, ard
the Athletics hat three.
The figures tel! the story.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05

Summary: Earned acknowledgements
cnts |. Athletics /. Thrcc-base hit
p. O'Hara. Twobasc hits-Wilroy
and Rice Sacrifice hits-P. Oliara,
Spcakman and Wilkinson. Stolen
bascs-Ruaton >. Rogers >. Mooney.
Maloncy. Monfaiconc ,, Wilroy ,,
Rice >. Mountcastle. Curry and Blan-
ford. Struck out-By Rogers Z. BY
Monfalconc ;. Base ON balls-Iy Ro-
gers ). by Monfalconc }. Left on
bases-Indcpcnd"nts II, Athletics 3.
Passed balls-Bryan >. O'Hara l. Hit
by pitched halls-Foley. Maloncy and
Bryan. Wild pitdhcs-Roscrs and
Monfalcone. Umpirc-Iack Magee.
Time of game-lh. som.
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Wins Big stakes.
tBy Associated Press)

SHEEpSHEAD BAY. july 4 - ON
muddy track and before the largest
crowd that has bc"u in Attendance
since the nov anti-bcttins Law weHi
toto effect. PrISciIIian. the s To . Ia.
vdritc. easily won the $1,000 Con-
n,onxgaith handicap. m'I- and q
quarter. At Sbccpshcsd Bay to-day.
The time was 2:es Is.
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American League
Results Yesterday.

(MorninS) Washington. |: New
York. :. iAftcrnounD Washington
q; New York, =.
ing)-Clcveland. 0: Detroit
/. lAfternoon) Cleveland, ,; De,
trrit. >.
Observation-Disclosures. ); Ros-
ton, o. tAftcrnoon)-Phil .:
Boston. 4.
ning)-ChicagO. s; st. Louis,
observation-disclosures. !: ST. Louis,
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Summary: Sacrifice hit-EarncSf
Stolen bascS-Paync .. \. Hughes 2.
and Tom Foley. Double ptay-R"a'-
on fo Tom EcI"y. Struck out-'y
REYNOLDS g. nv IIavis !. by SP"ak
man : Base on balls-Rv Rcynoi"s
ny Sprakman 9 Hits-On Davis
. IN !, innings. I.cft on haScS-North
End :. independents s. First a"
errors North End : InjcpcEd"n's =.
hit nv pitched baIl-Scyscn hy I'a
Wis TayIor nv Spcaknr1n- Passed
haIIs-P. OT!ara I. Umpircs-b 4.
Thomas and Chas. bayfield,. TiT'
of gamc-1h. tom.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05
National League
Results Yesterday.

Observation-Disclosures. o: Chicago. ::
(Aftcrnoon) -Pittsbur 5; Chicago. .
(Mornins)-NcwY York. l: Philaic'
phia, o 90 innings). tAftcrnoon) -
New York. 3; Philadelphia, 3.
inc)-Boston, Z: Brooklyn, b
(Af,ernoon)-Bos |; Brooklyn. )
(MorninS)-St. Louis, ): Cincinnati
. az inninss). tAfternoon st
Louis, ;; Cincinnati, &.
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urss.,a stsssL sssss
Resvlss Yeseer4U.

CNorning,-portsmouth, 5; NUSsoks
T. tAftcrnoon)-NorfcIk- .; Poree
month, o.
Observation-Disclosures 6. DanvV5es
2. Observation-Disclosures. 2: D.
yiIlo. 3. ~
CMorniug)-Iynchbarg. 2; RoaS09es
2 I'll iuaiugSD -tAfteruccn,- 4See
burg, 2; Roanoke. s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05

Lake Newton. Cheshro and S*c"hH'
ImpirCs. Hurst and bSah. i"'''
= hours
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game with 4 twisted tcup, Mooney
being at second base 4liilly RoatCn
at first aud Sncakmansln the center
garden.
The tabulatcd score:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05

Summary. SinIcn haScS-C"x ana
lame pruslc piays-Wilr"y {" WIN
ipsnn fo Land NonfaIo"n" :" Eic" IN
Wilkinson. Two hasc hits -N"Ht1I
CONC ard Land Sirucs oui--I'v Ray
nlond ". nv Nunfalcunc :. Eis" IN
bsJIS-Ey Mrnfalruuc lCti IN
haycs-Pnrt Nunrc" &. Aihl~iir.
Firs, or aTrurS-FoTi Nonroc
raszcd baft-IIrvan. Umn.rc-t q.
Rogers Time of gamc-ih Ism
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05
Peninsula League
Results Yesterday.

Hampton. 8; North End. S.
Fort Monroe, ,; Athletics, 0.
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DODGERS and eesnesters Split.

BOSTON. July I M"rHinS'-
Eoston won the forenoon game from
BrookIyu. to \ PastorioE:s was
easy for the locals in the fourth and
wilhelm could not stop the hating.
Scor,- r. n. F.
Eos;nn ... OGa52 oOax-7 9 !
ErookIyn e2r00aa2o-5I 7" q
Batteries: yc'InE. E"uites. Linda
man aud Smith: Pozfnriouz. wilhelm.
EoIi aud Ritter. Time. i:5-. TN
ptrr. ODay.
Itfternccul -RuCkcr's fnc pitching
and hard, hitting by Lumicy and Shcc-
ban gave ErooklyR the afternoon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05
Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Today.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
Cincinnati at st. Louis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05

,Aftrruoonp IJOsiup mad" " an
even break aIyrr today. winning this
afternoons game by getting Their
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05
Tigers and Maps Split Two.

Tigers and Maps Split Two.
(By Associated Press.)
CLEVELAND, July 4. - (Morning)
Detroit won the morning game b.
the score of / to 0. Cleveland out
hattcd Detroit slightly, but could not
bunch hits off Summers.
Score X. II. r
Cleveland :. OOOOOOOOO-O !
Detroit 49,. O1OG00Ov0-1
batteries: Joss and NJ Clarke:
Summers and Schmidt. Time. 1:I3.
Umpire, Evans.
(AftcrnoOn)-Clev defeated
Detroit this afternoon, 5 to ;, bunch
ing hits in the first two innings. The
game was featured by the prescnaa'
ton of large silk flag to the iocal
club by the Rootcrs' Association.
Slcorc- r. H. T..
Cleveland :. 23OOOOOOx-5 s !
Detroit 49,. 1OOO01010-3 l" )
Batteries: Rhoades and Bcmis:
MulIir and Schmidt. Time, 1:J3. I'm
pire. Evans.
Sox Win One and Lose One.
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, July l. - tMorninS,-
The poorest Kind of pitching was
shown by the st. Louis twirlerS this
morning. Chicago won S to 4.
score RHE
Chicaso go. OO1005 2Ox-S 10 3
ST. Louis OO01O3o00-i 10 y
batteries. Walsh, White. and Sui
livan: Graham. Waddei!. Petty Crisis
and Blue and Spencer. Time. 81"
Umpires. Sheridan and Connolly.
(AfternoonI st. Louis easily won
shc afternoon game. Walsh. ~h"
pitched the latter part Of the morn
Ing game. started again this after
noon. vas found for ten hits and eight
runs in the frst three innings.
Scoro- RHE
Chicago o00100Oae-1 6 :
81 Iouis ssS000O00-S =
Batteries: Walsh. Manuel and Sui
iyan: Howell and Spencer. Time.
. hours. TmpiTcs. Sheridan and Con
molly.
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(Aftcrnoop) st. Louis easily
Nationals and Yankees Split Even.
rRv Associated Press.)

fRv Associated I'reSs.D
WASHINGTON. July 4 tNorn'
ing, - Ncx York ou;baitcd and oai
fcIIcd Washington in the morning
g,mc and won ort. = 10 I. Kelly
was hailcd Of IN" diamond in IN"
yryrpih innir-, white Newton replaced
Manning alter Street had triplcd In
:hC SaTr' n1iuG
Score: M. ".
1 ..btr~t,r .I'fifo0n-i =
Wv ynrt rooo0Os0"-5 ? "
BATTERIES Kelly. Hughes ana
Street. NanrinC. Newton and B!air.
Tim. go rmrir"s. Egan and
HurS;
CNfirrrorrN johnson bold 'hc Wv
Ks 30 few hits this afternoon ard
sh,ur,ou V"n haniiIv. IN = i.ak"
was driven cat ~ the box tn Hnc SO
ort inning
Scors- "
ur,zbs,rfnr ,Gea0fInG-G .
a. yort INIBs0p0G-2
BATTERIES. johnson and street !:
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CEy Associated PrcssD
pIIII,AUEI, PIN. JHly :. - iH"rn
iggp rhIad~Iphia won 'h" morning
game to-day nv driving Winters fr"Tn
the ruhhcr In tho third inning. E'ck-
crs held HoStcn down 10 two hits.
coor,. RI =.
r,s,o, O0SOGOnoN-G ? .
f,.u, oIg0Oh l
Batteries. Winter. rrui't and Car
ri-sn. Nrk~rs aud Power. Time
I:,S. Umpire. Ci>ou-|lin.
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hits when philadelphia made battery
aud fir!ting errors.
Srcr,- He
poS,o, 02Oeo6e2e-i 6 .
phiIa eO010IO0I-3 y 2
Batteries: YoHng and Crigcr: Flank
and Smith. Time. 2e5. Umpire.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05
Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Today.
Detroit at ChbcagO.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05

NEW YORK. July 4. - MorninG)-
New York defeated the Philadelphia
team this morning in holly con-
tested pitchers battle that lasted ten
innings by a score Of to o. Wiitsc
was inyinciblc and held the Phila-
icIphians down without hit.
Score- r. II. e.
New York OoeOoO0OO1-1 s o
Phila. ... 100000 1000 o j
Batteries: wil;se and Bresnahan:
McQuilIan and Eooin. Time, 1:i3.
Umpire, Risier.