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The Coconino sun., 1908-10-23

The republicans of Navajo county have placed a splendid county ticket in the field this year and are enthusiastically predicting grand sweep this fall. The ticket IS as follows:-Council-J E.. Ward, of Winslow; Assembly, ]. H. Mills of Snowflake; District Attornev-H. P. Lindsey of Winslow; Sheriff-W. F. Will Hams of Winslow; Recorder, w. H. Clark of Hol4ook; Treas urer-L. D. Divelbess of Hol- brook; Supervisors James Scott, of Pinedale and 0. B. Sutton ot Winslow; Surveyor E. E. Ball of Winslow; Justice of the Peace pr. F. Fl. Waite of Winslow and NJ. w. Nelson for Constable. With such candidates as these, all men of splendid ability and pro- ven integrity, there is not much need of republican going over the other ticket.
The Coconino sun., 1908-10-23

MT, c. A. Pearson, who is in charge of the Forest Service ex- perimental station al Fort Valley, IS now making interesting inves- legations as to the moisture at various depths in the soil. Ex- perimental planting of pine seed showed that frost was one of the main factors in preventing refor- estation. Seedlings left uncover ed were killed by frost while plots adjoining covered with brush were uniniured.
The Coconino sun., 1908-10-23

CMART style in clothes is matter of import O ance to most men; not freakish or extreme ads model but fine distinction the appearance of the wearer-thats what gentlemen want most That's what we offer them in
The Coconino sun., 1908-10-23

The citizens of northwestern Texas have a movement on foot to become an independent state. The city of Fl Paso is for the di- vision. Alpine is stated as the new capitol. When Texas was admitted, the right by vote of her own citizens was given to divide the vast empire into four states.
The Coconino sun., 1908-10-23

Eexhibiting sore head before an American public, politically speaking, very seldom buys any thing for the exhibitor When you are mixing a dose for the oth- CT fellow, it is well to accustom yourself to the dose lest the public in its hurry forget which fellow it was mixed for; the. public is careless sometimes.
The Coconino sun., 1908-10-23

Mark Smith has left the terri tory and will make speeches for Bryan in the east. There IS con siderable conjecture as to wheth- CT this really means that he has given up the battle, or that he is getting out of the way while his friends turn their mud feathers loose on Cameron with a roarback for the last days of the campaign.
The Coconino sun., 1908-10-23
The man who never made a mistake never did anything worthy of comment.

Cameron is now being accused of being a joint statehood advo- cate two years ago. This is the first that Cameron or his friends in this section of the country ever heard of it, and it can be put down as another lie for political effect only.
The Coconino sun., 1908-10-23

The whirlewind candidate for delegate to congress will soon be back to Graham county on his third visit. That will be going some and if Ralph Cameron don't win the race for delegate to con gress, it will not be because he didn't try. If he is elected and
 don't cause those old "roosters in Washington to cough up some thing for Arizona there will be something doing Clifton Era
The Coconino sun., 1908-10-23
For Territorial Council.

The republican county convention hayiug seen tit to nominate me for onice of territorial council would greatly appreciate the supbori of the people at the coming election.
 F S RREES
The Coconino sun., 1908-10-23
Democratic Candidate for Supervisor

Having been favored by the Democratic con. vention with the nomination for supervisor, would ask for the support Of the people gener' ally regardless Of political aniliatiOn.
 w. c. DICKINSON.
The Coconino sun., 1908-10-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Asks Support for Treasurer.

Having received the democratic nomination for the office of county treasurer l would re- the pol s November 3, 1908, regrardless Of poIti- al affiliations. EDGAR A. BROMN.
The Coconino sun., 1908-10-23

Issued every Friday. subscription price two dollars year, in advance Every paper Is stopped at the expiration or the time paid for
The sun., 1908-04-30
I REGIMENTAL RIDING Gu n
Annual Exhibit NJ Company y. seventh
REGIMENT Eauestrians.

fashionable assemblage watched the
faats Of rough riding and the cavalvv eyolI-
tons last night In fhe Metropolitan riding
academy NJ New YORK states only mounted
infantry" The anachronsm is moi sarc-
toned by the state. but means really tha
weekly riding club kept up by some thirty
members Of Company r, Seventh Regiment,
y. G. \. !.
The men rode In cavalry undress uniforms.
sitting on blankets and surclngles and dis
cardng stirrups All the acts we're clever
despite some falls, especially one In which
three Indians In paint and feathers -Priystes
REYNOLDS, Woller and Catln--were hunted
by the other troopers. Capt. Y, W, StQtes-
bury commanded, with Lieut., Hill as aide
As a hnAle the trlop aligned before the
centre box, filed with women. Then, at
the order OF Capt 81 otesbury, the troopers
gave a right hand salute as Private C.. s.
Busse offered a cluster OF magnificent long
stalked roses 10 Mrs. Stotesbury, a presenta.
ton from the troop.
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Ncc.nu swings on McGraN

BosroS,. April 2s.-According to members
Of the New York team Dan McGunn, first base
man Of the Boston nine. assaulted Manager
McGraw at the Copley Square Hotel last
night. Only the fact that Mathewson held
McGsnn when the latter was swinging at
ing a severe whipping. Al the tnish of yes .
terdays game, when McGann went ~ hat
and hit into a doubltlplsy, McGrsw made som .
remark about McGsnn being an ice wagon
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BOSTON N, L.L !: NEW YORK N. L,l, g.
arANprNn OF THH cEpAl

BosIoN, April 2o.-Fred Tenney made a
throw In the eleventh inning to-day. thereby
handing the third game Of the New York Bos-
ton series to the locals, IL was an exciting
contest all the way through and kept the
spectators on edge every moment.
Zach team used three pitchers, Ferguson
being retired on account OF his wdness at
the end Of the second inning. llTideman
tWirled until the eleventh, when Young went
in Wiltse faced Boston At the start Of the
game, but gave way to Mathewson In the
third on account Of the humping he received.
The latter pitched until the close Of the ninth,
during which period he strained himself and
was succeeded by MalArkey. The New York
trainer said Msthewson's strain was not
anything serious,
Kelley was the big show Of the game In
the tenth inning with the SCORE 70 5 against
Boston, Kelley made his third hit OF the season,
q long drivo over the left field fence for a
home run. The finish came In the eleventh
through an unexpected safe drive by Young
after Bowerman had fOuled 10 Devlm Brown
was thrown out by Nicklin, Young taking
second. Beaumont put the pitcher on third
with a safe drive 10 short left field and then
stole second. Bates dumped one In front of
the plate that Bresnahan grabbed and threw
10 1enney. The latter got the ball squarely
ia his hands but dropped II, Young In the
meantime crossing the plate with the winning
run,
The locals did we'll to get away with the
game. New York scored three runs in tho
second and added two IN the third inning
before the locals had look in The score.
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Philadelphia. 3; washington. =.
chicago. Q; Detroit. 8.
Cleveland, q; St. Louis, =,
BOSTON ,A.LLS: NEW YORK "A. L.LA.

BOSTON "a. b., S: NEW YORK "A, L,L1,
Very much that was crude on the part OF the
New loTss IN Yesterday game at American
League Park, combined with great effective
pitcher. combined TO give the Victory 70 tho
l}oetons. There were no errors behind Young
and he didn't get Into any very tight places
while lake and Doyle who took turns twirling
Tor Griftith's combination, we're never very
comfortably In charge OF the situation. There
we're four errors made by the New lorks and
three OF them helped IN The run getting Si1
hits were made on Young, but in one inning
only we're there two Of them together.
The Bostons started of on Lake in the
first inning. ThOney singled, Lord snapped
one to lake that he tossed to Chase, but
Mcdonnell. playing second base instead Of
FOR three bases That let Thoney in, nStur-
ally, but Mcdonnell was overanIious and
tried TO come home. Hemphill 10 Elberfeld
IN kleinow, perfect relay, beat the runner
Chase saved Lake in the fourth. Mcconnell
got his second hit by getting TO fret ahead
Of bunt that went TOO far Gessler,,s single
was beaten by Niles, so that Mcconnell got no
further than second. Chase game IN when
McHale went 10 bat, apparently reading the
Bostonian's mind. He was on the spot TO
catch a pop ~ that was intended for bunt
and whipped II 10 Elberfeld for snappy
double. There was Boston rum in the hfth
after UnglAub tripled and Crlger later on
made an inheld out.
The New Works got their run in the hfth,
too. MoriArty sent lofter 70 Thoney, and
80 was out Conroy and Kleinow followed
with singles, and all was excitement. StAhl,
who was sent from the field on Tuesday by
sheridan, went In 10 bat for Lake. The
hest he did was 20 force Klelnow, but Conroy
scored Thst batting rally perished when
Stanl was caught stealing second.
There was a grand miXup In the seventh
inning McHale singled TO centre. Unglaub
stung one into Doylee hands which pried
the. hands apart Doyle retrieved the ball
and blithesomely flung II over Hal Chase 8
head. McHele was on third and Unglaub
op second when calm was restored. Wagner
filed out 70 Conroy, and then Elberfeld took
Doyle aside to impart some strategy. APP
parently the move was TO pass Criger and
Try 70 make q double on what Young might
do. So Crigert got four wide ones and Young
came up. All would have been well, accord
ing 70 programme. but for the fact that Con;
roy. threw Young roller badly 70 Chase and
both McHale and Unglaub scored because
Of the bobbe Thoney singled. filing the
bases. He might have been out, but Conroy
forgot he was fast runner and took too
much time throwing over Lord went out
ElbeTfeld 10 Chase, but Chger scored the
final run that way. Mcconnell. who couldn I
hit Doyle, hied out TO Moriarty.
- Mayor Mcclellan was among those present.
The score!
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TO.DAY'S CARD FOR JANAICA.
Paumonok Handicap at Six FurIonEs the
Attraction.

The feature Of to-days card for Jamaica
is the Psumonok Handicap, At six furlonss,
With Roseben a possible choice/ovT the
Wilson entry tRed River and Aletheuol and
Rat Masterson. in a hsndicNp al a uii-
and a sixteenth Molesey. Hslket and Marx
Anthony III may go well. In the first race,
m six furlongs. Chantilly. Tlsrcourt and
lleaslip look 10 be factors.
Iwo-yesr odds will run In the third race.
at four and a half fuTlongs, with Iom Reid
Sir John and Patriot perhaps the best. In
the NTH event, A. a mile and a sixteenth
Had News, Import and Ial have good chances,
will run in the last race, a. four and half
turlongs. with 81, Withhold. Queen Eleanor
and Fore Guard possible factors, The on
tries foiloW.
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cornell Oarsman Has Scarlet Fever.

lrHAC. April - Bill kocrncr, one Of the
crack Cornell oaTsWen. was taken III with
scarlet fever -day and will be out OF Cornell
a1ustics for tho year In practice to-day his
placr was taken b Sanger. a member Of one
nj the tour cared crews.
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NAFIONAL LEAGUE.


The ChicaRos are only human after all.
The Pitnburgs found that ont yesterday
when they msde a ninth inning finish and
shatched away the game Inasmuch "A the
New Norks couldn't so an eleven inning
route In Boston the Pittsburgs arc now In
second place. The Bostons did themselves
, great deal of good by winning. for they
moved from seventh 10 nth place. and the
Bnooklyns, trimmed by the Philsdelphias
again, went back to seventh The results.
Boston, I: New York, OIL innings.
Philadelphia, 3; Brooklyn, !.
Pittsburg, =; ChioaEo. I.
At Cincinnati Cold weather.
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Games scheduled for To-day.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Bostou In New York Washington In Philadelphia
in 81. Louis; Chicago In Detroit
NATIONAL LEAdUB.
New York in Boston: Philadelphia In Brooklyn:
In Pittsburg St. Louis IN Chicago.
RlsTHnN JEAoUT,
Rochester In Jersey city. Runalo In Baltimore.
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by Blackstock, 4 Se q oij jshot W, .. eohulto9
Miss BattenbefG. "a b 4 Eas % poorly and
was lister plnohed en thS rail At tie last el1-
teenth pole, % that che was iunt out Of the
and three iavoritss were Sneoessfui. There
we're 2I5 layers doing bUglDeaa ard . majority
Of them wero losers on the day The sum
marieb.
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7 ctTT. 3, RoCHEsTER.

NlCncSleT. ......,.... y v u
Runs Jersey city Rockenfcld, I; Gleason. I:
Pfannlller l. Rochester Flanagan. F1rst base on
error Rochester. 1 Len on bases Rochester, T.
JetseyC1tyh A. ttrst base on balls OnPfAnmllleT. g.
on Bsrger, l. Struck out-By Phnmlller. 2 by
Barger. q, Three base hit Clement, Two base
hits pfanmIller Hantord. Stolen base-DeGroh.
double plays -Pianmiller 10 Bean 70 Merritt. Passed
hall Erwin Umpire Stafford. fime-l hour and
s. minutes. Attendance 1000.
AZ PROVIDENCE
R.H.E.
Providence. ......o , 90 S.--ei i2
Toronto. .........l o q J O.3 :
Batteries Slime, Froek aud Clark; Rudolph and
Brown
At BALTIMORE.
R.B,E.
Baltimore .......O o 900 1 ~ 81
buffalo. ...........2 % 10
Batteries-Pearson and Hearne; Mcconnell
Mlsslnger and Archer.
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CHICAGO "A. ~. .; DIrRoIT, s.
Totals. Y s27
'Bst,sd for oLeary in the ninth inning.
Rated for Slever In the ninth inning

ThhIVeu T"T NIVVVI To IHo HIuVH IHuInE
Chicago. ....,...,....,.,0 ! 0 > %
Detroit L.............,.,2 o o o O-5
Runs--chicaEo Anderson, ,: nonohue, /: Az. I:
TAnnehill, |: Sullivan. I. Detroit Mcintyre, 9
Schaefcr, 1 Two base hits Mcintyre, CrAW ford.
Three base hit Donohus. First base on halls-On
White, g. 90 Slever, l. Struck out-By White, I;
by Slever T. LEFT on bases--Chiolgo, 7: De.
trot, :. Double play Donobue and Tannehln
Passed ball sullivan. |, First base on errors
Chlca1o, .. Sacrlnce bits Ar Jones. Crawford
Ts!nsu Pnd.,on ranirny t r,
/ hour and IS minutes Attendance ,2cS.
CLEVELAND. 4: At. Louis a. ~, g.
81. LOUIS, April 2a.-CleyelAnd took the hrst
game NJ the series here this afternoon from ST.
louis. a 10 g. Pety was batted OF the slab blythe
visitors. The weather was again very cold The
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Trl.Stntr IlenKnr.

AZ Trenton Nilllamsport, I: Trenton. e..
st Reading Altoona, o. heading, s.
At Wliplngton-ha harrisburg, ,; Wilmington, o.
At Lancaster -JOhnStown, g. Lancaster, T.
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Connecticut IRaIue.

1t Bridgeport New Haven, Z Bddgepori, T. .
AZ Merlden-- Waterbury! T. kHrlaen, T.
AZ Hartford New Britaip, n HaTtl,fi. n
~ Springfield Springfield .. HONoks =,
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TotalsnN ~ 4.

'One out when Winning snn was mdut
Newark. ........,r.. - ,
Montreal, ...., ... n o. 0 90 O~i
s-Newark-Mullen, ?. Fngle, I; MAhllnC. l.
StanAge l. MOnireal--EYans, T. Louden. I. Jones
T. McManus, T. Home rin-Stanage Sacrifice
hits -Devore Evans. Louden. stolen hSseS-
rnFle Joyct O'Nelu, McManus First base on
llSIon Mueler, /; on TN. s. on Keefe, I. Struck
ont ny Mueller 2: by TIT, :: Ny keets I. HI b.
pIch,t ~ Mueller, ,. llts-pn TN, 8 In seven
innings First base on ertorS-Newark, ?; Montreal,
/ IsO on haseS-Newark. r. Montreal, T.
Double plays Mailing IN Mueller 10 sharpe.
Deyore and Enge. rmpIres- Kelly and sullivan.
Time hous and minutes Attendance Dol I l20o.
JERSEY cITT. g. RoCHEsTLR. L.
Jersey city evened up the series With Rochester
ly winning 70 days garnt the fourth of the season
Lstweeu these rivals. by = score of3toi The sore:
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rHILApELRHN q. Ll. 3 NAsHINoToN. !.


'BAtted for Mcbride In the ninth inning.
'Batted for Shlpke In the ninth inning.
Philadelphia. ..........,.0 3 o -
Washington. .,,..,....,.,.2 0--2
Runs-PhladelphiA-D Davis, /: Sehreck, I; Coombs
l. Washington Fields. I; Delehsnty I. Two base
hlts-Clymer, Coombs. LEFT on blses-Philadel.
phlG, L. Washington. 9, Struck out BY DyCert, iO
81 Cates, T. Double plays-Ncholls and Davis,
Schreck and Nichols: Schreck and Murphy. First
base on errors Washington, ,; Philadelphia. l.
wild pitch Gates lmplres-Hurst and Connolly
'TimeEi hour and 81 minutes. Attendance --Ii7S
cHIcAoo a. ~. q; DETROIT, s.
nETRoIr. April 2e.--ln 4 frozsnly played game
In a frozen temperature the CT champions defeated
the present ones IN their first clash Of the season
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The locals did we'll 10 get away with the
game. New York scored three runs in tho
second and added two in the third inning
before the locals had look in. The score:
NEW ToRH
Totals. 70 II s = q Totals. 81 s'u Il :
Two ont Nhsn NlnnlnE nun was .oored

=
Two out when winning run was scored.
s9S s9;;'P Soll......,S i:......"SS S!S5S d--5
RnS-Boston- > Bates, > Kelley, /;
h6S4 hSSaH. SSSaS pssu sss EdSn S. ~,
base on errors Boston, . New York. I. Len on
bases. Boston, Q; New York, s. Firs! baSe on balls
MatheWSon, 3 on Maiarkey, l. Struck out BY
Wlitse, |; BY Msthewson, :. Home run-Keley.
Three base ht-BateS. Two base hits Rtchey
Kelley shannon, LndAmGn. Stolen baSet-Besu.
mont Donln. Double pAys-Nlcklln 70 BhdWell
20 Tenney, Shannon and Tenney; Beaumont and
by LlndamAn, 1. Wild pitch --LlndAmap. Umpire
Emsle. lime hours and q minutes. Attend
Ance --4.Os9,
PHILADELPHIA (S, ~, ,, BRooELTN, I.
The Rrooklyns and the Phillics played a
ton PARK yesterday and the P6iihes Won
because they injected their hits into the fray
IN more compact formation, Their hits
came together, while Brooklyn's were spread
out. The hitting was exceptionally hard. not
Rs 10 the numbers OF swsts but in the quality
Of the larruping. Every safety recorded
was an airline, whisting drive, and a NUM-
Der ot such drives were intercepted or pulled
Rrookyns played in tough luck they we're
up against that annoying commodity good
and hard Osborne and Titus made some
wonderful catches OF deep ny balls and Grant
Taked IN liner AZ a CrltlCal stage and put
through double play The Quakers got ~
pastorius for three singles in the nth Nagee
spun a single 10 right and Osborne sacrificed.
Rransheld singled and scored Magee. The
Rrooklyns At once evened up the score on
tremendous three hasger by Hummel and
Iewis's hit, In the seventh Titus singled
and Magee hit TO far centre. Malonev made a
beautiful stop, but couldn't prevent itus
from scoring. He relsyed the ball 10 Lewis
who ovcrthrew the plate In an C1oH to get
Titus, and Magee came around on the error
Tho score
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American Association.

AZ ToledO -Toicoo, a. Mllwauk;S. 0.
Al Indiana SoNa---St paui g. tndlAhAp,1S A.
~ Louisyil.s-Lchvlie, s. Minneapol 8. i
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.LvEIAkp. 9. ar. loud q. Ll. 3.
CLEVELAND.
.R,Ilsd ior iSr s,.pbsn, n m. ninth InpInr

Cleveland, ,,,,.-,.....- u Q ? O-b
Runs-St. Louis Jones, > Ferris. /. Clevs
man, l. Two base hlts-Fehris, Williams. Slo.
van HlnchmAp. Three base hlts-Hofman, Sac
riAce hits-stone, Bradley, Nil. Rhoades, Double
II Clarke, n Clarke. Wild pitch Petty, 1. Fhst
h6es on 6Ss-oh Rhoades, g. on Criss, /; Of Petty,
Peliy' 10 ln eiEhI Innings. Len on basss-St.
louis, 4, Cleveland, g. Umplre-Eyhns. Time
houFs and ) minutes AtiendAnce-7.sOl
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EASTERN LEAGCE.
srASprSo oY 1HE cLuBs.
NEwARE. 5 NOMINAL. I

Stanage saved the Newarks from defeat yetter
day hv a home run drive that counted for two runs
In the eighth Inning. The victory was secured by
, batting rally In the ninth. The score.
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fBatted for Clarke In the ninth inning.
ChIeapo ............ 0 0 0-i
pittsbirK .............O o U o -
Runs-Chlcago-Evers, T. PlttSburg- Becker, 4:
Leach l. First base on eTrors--Chlcago, !: puts
burg l. Left on bases-Chcago, b; PltisOurg, =.
Tinker CAmnltz. stolen base-ENcrs HtS-On
Camnltz, 4 In eight Innings. Double psys-Sten.
feldt IN tinker 10 Chance, Stelnfeldt And ChAnce.
Wagner In AbbatAcchio 10 SwaclnA ~ First base
on 6alls--oh PfeisteT, /, OF CamhiiE, struck out
BY PfelSter, ?: BY Camnltz, g. oy Leheld, ?. Hlt
By pitcher-ChAnce. Cmplres -Rtger and hudoer.
ham. Time hour ana 70 minutes Attendance to-
4tO0.
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YUHBLED IRON FIRST PLACE
YOUNG BEATS NEW FORKS HITH-
OUT MUCH TROUBLE. &

wherefore the Cleyelands, Beatlns ~.
Louis Team, Get Lead Away From Hill
tOpper--DetrOltS Get II Again and IN
the same Place -PhilhdelphIas Win.
While the New Yorks were struggling in
effectively With their own weaknesses and
Cy Young's strength, the Clevelands we're
having the time Of their lives with the ST.
Louis club, As q result the NApoleons lead
the American League for the time-being.
As for the champions. they are burrovlnE
deeper and deeper toward the Chinese pen
nsnt, having Yielded unwilhngy 10 the
ChicagOs The lwashnRtons cannot win
every day, and -they are keeping company
with the Detrois The results:
BOSTON. b; New York, Z.
RhIlnheIr,hIa a, MnahInrtnn 4
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"a! ';s. = T;ss ;S.g:.s. = TaS.iss ss.;ss1s L'''
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BRooLJYS
PHILADELPHIA.
lOAlh.r 81 -
'Batted for Ritter In the eighth inning.
Rated for PAStorlus In the eighth inning

Philadelphia. ...........O 0 o h3
BrOoklyn.... .... ..... ....... o O.l
-PhIladelp phla--Ttus !; MsHee, . Brooklyn
--Hummel l. First base on error BfOokly a.
Isft on bases Brooklyn s. Philadelphia S First
base on bAllS--On Richie :. struck out BY Pas.
Hummei Two base hit--Magee. Sacrince bit.
Sheehsn, Magec, osborne Double plays--GrAnt
and RrsnShed. Doolan R1nbe and RranSheld,
Wild ptCh.-Bell. Hlts-Oh PAStoruS. In eight
innings on Bell. In one inning, Umpire Klein.
Tlme-l hour and 10 minutes. Attendance oOO.
riTTsBURo. >; CHICAGO ~. Il. |.
CHICAGO, April 2p.--Pielster bdnktd Pltl'burg
I'M the ninth when with two men out. Umpire
RudderhAm called Becker safe when Chance hhu
clearly beaten him TO FIRST base, Chance wss
elected for Kicking Leach drew four balls and bits
by 'Connor and Wagner brought In Two runs lht
score,
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NEW HoRK.

7 IOIaW,..I.W q 10
'BAttsd for Lake In the NTH inning.
Boston on,.........,.....I 0 O--S
New YoTk...............0 90 0 O-i
Runs -BostSn--Thoney. /: McHAle, I; Unglaub. :;
Criger. /, New York k-Conroy, l. Left on bases
Boston, 4 Bases on balls--Or Young. !, Oh Doyle
I. Struck out-By Young. 5; by Doyle, :. Three
base hits Mcconnell. CngAub, McHAe Two
base ht-Elberfed Double play-ChAse and
Rlberfsd, Hits--on Lake. Q In ive innings: on
Dayle. In fsur innings. Umplr0 Sheridan
T8e-i hour and 80 minutes. Attendance 4,50O.
PHILADELPHIA "A. H.. s. WASHINGTON. :.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2e.-A batting rally in the
seventh won q close game for Philadelphia to day
by sto2 Oldring's single with two on bases won
the game. Cates pitched better game than did
DyEert. The score:
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Baseball, Ws,hlnEten Park. To-day. : ?. ~.
Brooklyn vs.. Philadelphia. ladies Day Adr.
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Selling for three year -Olds and upvSrdi 500
SECOND BACI

Poor start; won easily; PSntophe. hI. m, 5. BY
Ben Drish -falry Slipper: owned BY Miss A. NJ,
hsrrone ltTdlned by &. N Odom.
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Cotton States League.

n 4 M'ESisss:Gslsn Ssss.sS.:EsoSl SsSfSSs. SSsr !.
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Poor start won easily Sea Cun. CD. g. .by
clifford ylesole, owned BY II. ?. whitney; trained
hy T. j. Joyner
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Poor start: won driving McCSrtsr, h. G.. 4, by
Knight NJ tle Thistle Candle; owned by the New
castle stable. trained b. 7. Welsh.
The sun., 1908-04-30
aIXTH RAcK.

Fair start; won handlbs Pretsnslon, b, g. aged
ny Oufsmb Vanity; owned sud trained BY p 7,
The sun., 1908-04-30
'FInISntd lTsI but dIsqu.II1
FOURTH RACE

Pool, start won driving Fleming, ch g.. By
observation-disclosures: owned by II. 2. CHman'
trained ny ". Barbee
The sun., 1908-04-30
rITrsBURo. >; CHICAGO ~. ~.
IOTdTS- y n y
'Batted fos Camnlt1 In the ninth lnLing,
tRatted for Clarke In the ninth inning

Totals "eo 81 10
The sun., 1908-04-30
gerlnr for Two y,ar .olds: sioo added; fOur and

Poor start won driving Royal Captive. Ch. T.. :,
hy Golden Marlin Mary stuart. owned By The
Newcastle Stable trained by 7. Welsh