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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
GurIey Athletic Club Blanks the
AdVents by to o.
CnANnINc nIn TILE III ANIu

To-dAy's game-Manhattans rs Ninth Street Chris
tian Church, al McDevitt's. $50 a N.
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The Gurley Athletic Club shut out the
Advent Athletic Club yesterday at Nc
Devitts Field by 10 o.
Rule pitched a steady game and was
we'll supported by his teammates. Score:
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
War Defeats Interstate and Treas
ury Downs POst-Office.
STANDING OF til

Interstate Commerce received a serious,
If not fatal setback in its race for the
pennant yesterday by being defeated by
War. 6 10 4. while Treasury climbed
nearer ta;se leaders by drubbing Post-ofhce,
II to 3.
Meister was on the slab for the War
riors. and 10 his prowess is due a con-
siderable part Of the glory of defeating
the Regulators. nine Of Interstates husky
swatsmen being retired on unsuccessful
attempts to connect with the pellet
The star play Of the game, however, was
made by Ellis, whosplayed right field for
the Warriors. With two men on bases
In the fifth. he retired the side by spear
ing Mess terrific clout with his ungloved
hand, Score.
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yesterdays RESULTS.
Pittsburg, - Chicago, o.
Boston, 81 Brooklyn, 1.
New York, Sj Philadelphia, ,.
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b the eighth inning.

Thrce-t0se hits-McIutyre Crawford Cobb. SaGi-
fee hita-Bmdley. Rossman. Crawford Mcintyre
Stolen tase-Schaefer. Bases on balls-Of Licbhar1t
4: OF Donovan 2 Hit by pitcher-By Donovan L
Left on bases-ClCveland. z Detroit. s Struck out
BY Licbhnrdt 3. by Donovan. D Double plays-
Schmidt 10 Schaefcr 20 Donovan 10 Coughlin
Schaefer 20 Rogsman. Wild pitcheS-Berger. /; Don
oyan /. Umpire-Mr Evans Time Of gane-l hour
and q minutes Attcndance-3.Sa
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Earned nlns-Waugh I. Ninth G. First lase by
errvr--Waugh, .; Nhfth 4 Left on bases Waugh
y. Ninth. {. First base on balls-Of Sterne. /: of
Stecker /; OF C1ddell, 3. Innings ptchcd-By
kcttler ! IS; by S'egne 223, by Stecker. l. HITS
made-Of Kettler. 6: on Sterne s: OF Stecker. 4
Struck out-By Stecker. s. by CridGen. :. Two
base hits-Bamhart. Bueher. Stecker Keudig
kettlcr e. Fries Stolen hascs- Nlathaiae Stccker
Carroll o., Kcttlcr Barnhart, Richmond. Criddcl
D0uble plays-Mafhaiae 90 Stene TO Kettlcr.
Stecker 20 MulvCy 20 Barhart. Hit BY pitchcr-By
Crididl /. Wild ptch-Criddel Passed ball
Dution. Umpire-Nr. Hughes. Time Of game-l
hour and s. minutes
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READY FOR RACES.
Many Fast Horses Entered for the
Events at Burke, VR.

The programme Of racing at Burke.
Fairfax County. Va, this afternoon COM
prises a free-for-all trot and pace. 2:27
trot and pace. and a three-Quarters Of a
mile running race and repeat
The large number of twenty-three
horses are listed for the three events. and
4 large proportion Of them are horses Of
extreme speed
The track may be reached over the
Southern, train leaving Union station
at 7.50 and the Eighth street and Mary
land avenue station at 7.52 a. m Mr..
Copperthite has every arrangement COM
pleted to entertain the large crowd ex-
pected to be present
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At Sioux city-siouz City. 8: Des Moines. 6.
'AIexr Ross Retains SKIN.

Boston. Mass. July 3-"Alex" Ross. en-
gagged with the Brae Burn Golf Club. yes
terday for the third time won the title
in the Massachusetts open golf champion
ship tournament at the Brcokline Club
links Five strokes separated him from
Alec Campbell. Of the home club. Ross
card for the 366 holes yesterday was i46.
which he bettered by 2. making a total
Of go. Campbelrs card was 2e5.
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Earned Washington, 3: New York,
3. First base by errors-Washington, 2;
New York. l. Left on bases-Washing-
ton. 6, New York. 4. First base on balls
ON Vaughn. 2: of Chesbro. l; Innings
pitched-By Lake, 3; by Vaughn. l. by
Chesbro, l. Hits -made-On Lake, 6; of
Vaughn. 2: off Chesbro. 4. Struck out
BY Lake. 2; by Vaughn, /; by Chesbro. 1;
by Smith. L. Three-base hits-Niles.
Street TwO-base hit-ChesbTO Sacrifice
hits-Canley Pickering, Freeman Stolen
bases-Stahl. Shipke. Ganley, Street,
Freeman. Hit by pitcher-By Smith, J..
Umpires-Messrs. Hurst and Egan. Time
OF game hours and minutes
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Washington Heishts.......... l 0 Q 90 O-l
Metropolitans. , 0 3 0 0 . Ks
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The National Electric Supply Company
took another jump in the standing yes
terday. when they whitewashed the
Woodward & Lothrop aggregation by Il
TO O.
Reichard. on the firing line for the Ma
tlonals. pitched superb ball. and was in
vincible throughout the game. shutting
out the Clerks without a run or hit
He also connected with the ball for three
hits
The batting and fielding of Dyer and
two doubles and single by Dugan were
the features Score:
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Left on hascs-St. NincCnts, Z; Trinity. 6. First
base on hallF-Of Merrill. /; Of Hicks, 3 Struck
Cu.-By Merrill u: by Hicks 3. Two-bsse hit
Broomc. Sacrifice hits-Walter. Broomc. Merrill
Stolen bases-Nnler. Walter o.. Madden l6l. smith.
Wapie. Hsvener. Farrell e. Hicks ~. DoubE
play-Fugitt 20 Buscher. Hit by pitcher-By Merrill.
l. Passed hall-Fauell. Umpre-Mr. Cleveland.
Time Of gaJne-l hour and IS minutes.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Johnstown.-Utic 6; A, J. & g.. 4.
At Syracuse-Biughamton l; Syracuse, 2
At Troy-Albany. 4; Troy. .
At Scranton-Wilkesbarre. ?; Scranton, 3.
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No game to-day.
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BOSTON PLAYS GOOD BALL.
Defeats Brooklyn I'm the Eighth by
BunchinE Hits, Aided by Error.

Boston, July 3-Boston defeated Brook
lyn in o pretty game to-day. Three hits.
a base on balls. and an error by Hummel
in the eighth gave the locals the win
ming runs Dahlen played brilliantly, and
Lewis made several wonderful stops Nc
Carthy pitched fine ball. and was given
errOrless support. Score:
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at the outset Score:

f1rst base bl err0rs-Jo JoIulnbia. J. Lett on blNes-
Columbia. s. Atl8ntiCS I. First base on balls-Of
Hessler 5. Struck out-By Hessler. 4. by Gallagher
IL Twobase hts-Tlylor Clear Sacrifice hit
Litchfeld. Stolen hascs-Taylor. AtChisOn. Hit by
pitcher-By Gallagher. . Wild pitches-Hessler. .
Passed hall-Souder. Umpire-ir. Hoffman Tim,
Of game-l hour and 20 minutes.
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Left On bases -Post-ofice. Z. Treasury. G. First
base on balls-Od Harins. 2. on Hester. l. Hits
made-Of Haring "a Of Hester. T. Struck out
By Hauug !; by Hester, T. Threc-hase hits-Nc-
Carthy, Fulcier. Two-oase hits-Gertman o. Hes
Ter. stolen bascs-Callahan t2i. Barnes l3i Kraft
~. Haring o.. Touey Gcrtman. Biclash Fuchcr
smith. Sacrifice hits-Baues Fenton. McCirath
Haring. Hit hy ptcher-By Haring !: by Hester
2 Wild pitche7-By Haung ] by Hester. ?. I'm
pirc-Nlr Newman. Time OF game hours
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Pittsburg, July 3.-Pittsburg strengthen
ed its hold on first place this afternoon
by shutting out the Cubs. TO 0. The
game was one-sided affair. the Chicago
team being at no time dangerous. over
all started in 70 twirl for the visitors.
but was so wild that Chance took him
out az the end of the third inning and
substituted Lundgren. The locals bdtted
him at will. ard ran away with the game
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R. R. Y. M. C. A. LEAGUE.
Car Department FOrfeits After Two
Innings of Play,

NC OF TIE TEAMS
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First base baIls-OG Meistcr. 3: Of Balzcr J..
Struck Out-By Meister. g.. by BaLer. l: By Haudi-
boo. Three-base hits-Aiullin. SigOuney. Two
base hit-Rea. SaC-ihco hit-Baggr1t. Stolen bases
-Baggett. Ellis, Hayden o. Handiboe o. heane T.
Quantreile. Hampton %. D0ugherty. Balzer. Double
plays-Itea 20 Long 20 Bagsett Mullin 10 sigoupey
% ltca 10 Long. Hit By pitcher-By Handiboe >
Passed ball-Hayden Ump.res-Mezsrs Linthicum
and Donaldson
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Reichard, for Electricians, Blanks
Woodward 81 LOthrOp.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis-Memphis. l; Little Rock fifteen
innings).
At Atlanta-Atlanta 6: Montgomery
At Mobile-Nlobile. 3; New orleans J.
At Birmingham Nashville 4; Birmingham.
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Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. July 3.-Richmond out
batted Danville in to-day's game. and
won by TO 0. Sparks pitched fine ball.
and allowed the heavy-hitting Bugs but
two singles. Riggs. the heavy-hitting To-
cal fielder. was released to-day al his own
request. Score:
r. H. i.
Ricl-E7Ld. Ld............. O2O o2Ox+
DanviIie---..-.-....... 0 0 0 0 90 )
Msttaies-Splr1s and Nessitt; Loos and Ryan.
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Left on bases-Boston, -; Brooklyn. l. Bases on
balls-Of Mccarthy 2; OF Mcintyre. 6. Struck
out-By Mcintyre. l. Three-base hit-Kelley. Sacri-
fee hits-Maloney Dahlen Burch. Graham. Stolen
bsses-McGann. Lewis. Double play - Dablen 20
Ritchey. Wild pitch-McCarthy. Umpire-NIr ODay.
l6s4
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DONOVAN STILL UNBEATABLE.
Mighty Tiger TwirIer shuts Out
Cleveland I'm Onc-sided Game.

Cleveland. July 3.-The unbeatable Don
ovan shut out Cleveland to-day. to 0.
Two singles. a three bagger, and a sac
rifice fly scored three in the seventh
Off Liebhardt, and two singles, a triple,
and a wild pitch scored three or Berger
In tho ninth Scnre.
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AT FAN River-Fall River. &. New Bedford. .
At Worcester-Hav s. Worcester. Z.
At LOwell-LaWreuoe, 5; Lowell. l.
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INDEPENDENCE DAY SPORTS.

BASEBALL
Nationals New York, National Park 1910 a. m and
3p.m
R. R. Y NJ. c. A. League-Car Department VS. Coach Yard
at Fifth street and Florida northeast at 5:3o D. m
independence League-Manhattans Ninth at McDevtts
Field, at 9:3o m.
Marquette League-Turner A. c. vs. Marines at Union Park
at 1890 m.
Eastern Buds winners of Washington Stars -Belnonts game
at Union Park first game at P.
TRoTTING
Races at Brightwood track at o'clock
Races at Burke Station Va
AQUArIcs
Peoples Regatta Schuylldll River
New England Regatta at Springfield
PUGuIsM
Jack Twin Sullivan vs. Terry Mustane at Tonopah New
Joe Cans VS.. Battling Nelson, at San Francisco Cal
Pacly Mcfarland vs.. Freddie Welsh at Los Angeles Cal
Stanley Ketchel VS. Tony Caponi, at Grand Rapids Mich
WRESTLING
Joe Turner Frank Lynch for Southern welter-weiel title
at Union Park noon
AUToMoBILINc
Open races at Pmlico Track Baltimore
LAWN TENNIS
Middle States Tournament Orange, n. J.
SHOOTING
Matches at Anaosan Gun Club
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City-Nevark. :; Jersey City. ;
At Rochester-Montrcai. /. Rochester. 4.
AT Buffalo-TOronto. /. Buffalo. l.
AT BaltimOre-PrOudcnce. I: Baltimore. s
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WINS ON TRICK PLAY
Lynchburg Takes Game from
Roanoke by Close Score.
BOTH PITCHERS HIT FREELY
Game stopped for Ten Minutes by n
shower, and storm Threatening at
All StRges-Richmond Outbnts Dam
Vile and Wins-LOsers Make but
Two Hits on Pitcher Sparks.
spec:al 70 The washinEten HOLD.

spec.sl TO The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. July S.-with a good
chance for Roanoke to win in the ninth.
King was caught on a trick play at
second and the locals bested Roanoke.
The score was 10 8.
Both teams used two pitchers and both
were hit freely. the Shoemakers. however.
doing the most opportune stick work.
Otey lasted only one inning, as vas the
Gaze yesterday.
The game was stopped by a shower for
ten minutes and was played with storm
threatening at all stages. Score:
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Lancaster Harrisburg. 3; Lancaster. l.
At Trenton-W Wilmington 4 Trenton l.
At Willilmsport- Reading. 4; Williamsport 10.
At Johnstovn-Altoona. o; Johnst0En. c.
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lNeDase nits-StelntelQt, Leach. WINS. Three
Stolen bases - Leach o.. Abtaticchio. Shcckard
Thomas. First base balls-Od Overall. l. on
Lundgren. ]. Struck out-By Wills, g. by Overall
g. by Lundgren. 2 Umpires-Mesus Johnstone and
Emslie Time Of game-l hour and 20 minutes. At
tendancc-5l0.
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First base by -Metropolitans, 6. Left on
Neutrality-suspicious.. 10; Washington Heights. )
First base on balls-Of Young : Struck uut-By
Young s; by Cnmalier. II. Three-hase Schmidt.
Two-base hit-Price. Stolen bases-Schmidt Wild
MAYER Double plsy-Camalier 20 Evans. Hit by
picher-By Young I; By Camalier, l. Passed balls
Barnes, Mace. Umpires- -MesSrs. Malay and LaWlcr
Time Of game-l hour and 40 minutes.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Louisville-Lousville. 4; Columbus O.
At Kansas City-hansas City. 3; Milwaukee. 0.
At neapOlis-Aiinneapolis, 2; ST. Paul, 0.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
st. Vincent'S Downs Trinity in a
Listless Game by . TO ..

St Vincents downed Trinity in a lis;-
less game yesterday by TO 8
Merrill. who was on the rubber for the
winners. pitched a good game allowing
but seven hits. besides retiring eleven
batsmen On, strikes.
Fugitt covered the center garden in
great style for Trinity. spearing several
long flies that appeared 20 be good for at
least doubles Score.
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GIANTS DOWN THE PHILLIES.
McGrawites Have Little Difficulty
with the Quaker Aggregation.

New York. July 3-The inside ball
played by the New Yorks was altogether
too much for the Phillies. and there was
nothing 70 ii, once the locals got going
Crandall started badly. but became very
effective Score.
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Post-ofiice held the target for the Treas
urites on the west diamond. Haring was
in the center Of the field for Post-ofice,
and in the early part of the game was
effective. In the eighth and ninth in
nings he weakened, and the Money
Counters pounded the BAN in every di-
rection. scoring six runs and putting the
game beyond the Mail Singers reach.
Score:
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, Z; New York, 4.
Detroit, Oj Cleveland, o
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SUNDAY-SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Ninth Easily Defeats the TaIIenders.
Score, IL to ..

In a loosely played game the Ninth
Streeters easily defeated the tail-end ag-
gregation yesterday by y 20 5. Kettler. OF
the losers. led with the stick. getting two
doubles and a single out of three times
up The score:
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TO-day's game postponed.

Columbia Athletic Club punched hits in
the first session Of yesterdays game with
the Atlantics and obtained lead. finally
winning out by To c.
Gallagher was on the twirling line and
held the Northeasterns down to four hits.
while Hessler had a couple Of bad innings
al the outset Score.
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Philadelphia. ! 0 ? 0 o 0 o.
New York. 0 0 3 l 0 ks
Loft on bases-New York. 6: PHILADELPHIA 10
Bases on balls-Of CrandaJ--3; of Sparks, 2; of
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
MetrOpOIitnns Defeat Washington
Heights in Ragged Contest.
.nr. m
q Nletronolitans defeated Washington

The Metropolitans defeated Washington
Heights yesterday by to l. Camaler
pitched a grand game for the winners.
striking out eleven men. Young for the
Heights team, pitched a good game. but
was afforded poor support. nine errors
being made behind him. Widmayer's bat
ting was the feature. Score:
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Richie, !. Struck out-By Crandall q by Sparks
l. hree-bass hit-Doon. Two-base hits -Brans-
field ~. D0Olin. Sacrifice hits-Doyle Bresnahan
a. Donln, Knabe. Stolen bases-GraGt. Titus
Hit by pitchcr-By Sparks. Cmpire-Mr. Riglcr
Time " game-2 hours Attendance. 1900.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At New Haven-Bridgeport. s: New Haven. 0.
At New Bntain-Springfeld. l.: New Britain. O.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
wEsTERN LEAGUE.

At Viclubmg- q; Munroe, ].
Al Meridian-Columhus, 3: Meridian. .
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The Score.

Freeman stole second and closed the
scoring by coming home on Altizer's third
hit
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The Car Department forfeited to the
Shopmen after two innings of play at the
r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. League grounds yester-
day, because of the Car Departments
failure 70 place a man in the place of
Brown. who was put out Of the game by
the umpire.
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CANS THE FAVORlTE
Odds at 2 to l that He Will
Knock Nelson Out.
BOTH FIGHTERS MAKE WEIGHT
Each Boxer within Few Ounces OF
Necessary 1873 Pounds Twenty-four
Hours Before Fight Enormous
Crowd Expected 10 witness Long
Battle for the Championship.

. San FransicO. July 3.-Within a few
hours Of the time for Joe Cans and Bat
ting Nelson 10 enter the ring for their
forty-fve-rOund fight for the lightweight
championship OF the world, there is not a
cloud on the pugilistic horizon 10 mar
what is expected TO be one Of the great
ring battles in history.
Both the negro and the Dane are IN ex-
cellent condition and within a few ounces
Of the necessary weight, which is 10 be
l33 pounds, stripped, at the ringside.
Their long siege of training is AZ an
end. and Notwithstanding the hard work
both have INDUCED in, there is not d
bruise or blemish 10 interfere with their
speed and cleverness in the struggle OF
tomorrow.
Each mar is confident that the victory
will come through a knockout admins
tered TO his opponent, and neither appears
10 believe that il will be necessary for
the contest 10 90 the full scheduled dis
tance in order 10 determine the winner.
Cans still rules the favorite in the betting
al 10 /, and NJ these figures hundreds Of
dollars are being wagered hourly.
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First base by errors-W. & l.. 3: y. T. S Co. 8
Left on bases-W- & L. 5; y. +. 5. Co. 4 First
base balls-Of Burdette. J.. of Donohue 3 In
nings pitched-By Reichard. s; by DCnohue /. Hits
madc-Of Burdette. 2: on Law. Is Struck cut-By
Law s; by Reicherd, 5; by Donohue l. Home
rlu-Dyer Three base hits-Eyans Hamilton Two
base hits-Reichard, Beall DuGan ~. Sacrifice
hit-Goodman. Stolen bases-Evans, Dyer 49,, Dr-
gan. Hamilton. Miller ~. Double play-Dyer tun-
assisted Hit by ptcher-By Law. !; hy Rcicha1d
l. Wild pitch-Dunohue. Passed balls-IrCy. I'm
pire-Alr Finnegan. Time Of gamc-l hour and .
minutes
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Obtain Early Lead Over
AtInntics md Win.

STANDING OF
The Washington herald., 1908-07-04
Lots OF Nelson Money.

Adherents Of each fighter are num-
bered by thousands. while the gambling
ele;n INT, encouraged by Nelson's superb
condition and absolute confidence in HIM
self. are taking the long end of the bet
ting in the hope Of a cleanup. Those
hackers Of the Dane who are not snap
ping up Cans money at . TO / are laying
heavily on the proposition that the Dane
will not last twenty rounds against the
present title-holder
They contend that clever as the negro
is, he can hardly batter down his tough
opponent within the first hour Of fight
ing. and that the longer the battle con-
tinues The better will Nelson's chance OF
an ultimate victory be
Cans methods Of training for the COM
Ing hght have differed from his usual
routine preparatory work for the many
previous contests in which he has fig
ured. He has confined himself almost
entirely TO road work and gymnasium
exercises OF the simplest nature. entirely
eliminating boxing. BY adopting this
course. Cans has lad In mind the build
ing up of his strength in anticipation Of
a prolonged struggle.
Every one knows that I do not require
practice in order 10 outlook Nelson" said
Cans
Nelson. on the other hand. has paid
particular attention to boxing in his train
ing, and seems 20 be in as good condition
as when he last met the champion at
Goldheld
There has been a rush FOR tickets to
the tight, which viii begin al 2:3O p. m.
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Totals...--.- 3l0 2 l3 3 -
'Battcd for Sparks in the sixth.
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.

Zach club plays two Sames)
Brooklyn ut Boston.
Chicago AT Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
PhiladeIphia at New York.
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WIN THIRD STRAIGHT
Nationals Trim Yankees by
Bunching Hits.
MILAN MAKES A GREAT CATCH

Speedy Center Fielder Races in
Back OF Second Base md Grabs
Liner Inches from the Ground,
Turns Head over Heels, and Comes
Up with the BaII-The Score.
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CUBS ARE SHUT OUT
Pirates Strengthen Hold OH
First Place.
OVERALL PROVES TO BE WILD

Chances Men at No Time Dangerous
and Pirates Run Away with Game.
SIRgIe and SteinfeIdt Each Get Two
Hits OF WilIis-New York Giants
Down the Qunkers-The Scores.
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To-DAY,s GAMES.

each club plays two games)
New York Mt Washington.
Detroit at Cleveland.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Boston at Philadelphia.
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Richmond, 4; DanviIIe, o.

Batteries-West Stewart. and Westlakc: Otey
Nernuelle. and Ragsdale. Umpre-Mr. Hennegur.
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Totals. 81 II Totals. 0 524lO 2
'Batted for Hobbs in the ninth.
Gurley. 300 o Ks
Advent 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 90
First base by errors-Gurley 2; Advent 8 Left
on bases-Gurey 3; Advent. 3. First base on balls
on MoSsberg. 3: Of Rule. z Hits made-Of
Rule, S. of NOssberg. 5. Struck out-By Mossberg
s.: by Rule. s. Three-base hit-Donnelly. TSobase
hits-Mossberg. Hobbs Stolen bases-DaTis o.
Early o.. Hobbs o.. Murphy Michael Double
plays-Falconer TO Donovan; Stewart 20 DonneIly
Hit b pitcher-By MoSsberg. l; By Rule, l. I'm
pire-Mr Buckley. Time Of game-l hour and IS
minutesa
Sharp County record., 1908-09-18
In The State.

The democratic ticket has car
ried the state by majority Of at
least 10000 votes, and perhaps
the majority may so higher than
that figure.
Amendment No. o has carried
almost every county.
Amendment No. 10 was badly
beaten,
Jackson county, whero a hard
fight was made on license, has
again voted in whiskey,
Cen, Cha9, Coffin Of Batosville
has defeated Judge O, W, Scar.
brough Of Newport for Judge Of
the Third circuit.
The vote on prohibition stands
about Az it stood two years ago,
neither side making any material
gains,
Sharp County record., 1908-09-18

defeated.
South Union went two to one
for the democratict ticket. Road
tax carried by vote of 80 to l6
and both whiskey and wine car"
ricd the township, Amendment
No. 9 carried, while No. 10 was
beaten. .-
Cave township gave Donaghey
so votes and Worthington A.
Road tax carried by majority
Of 12. Liquor license and the
sale of wine were both voted
down, as were both the amond-
ment5. Jack Simpson won for
road overseer, defeating G. c.,
Mashburn, republican, and j. r,
Perkey, independent.
Upper North voted for road
tax 81 to IA,
Lebanon township went demo-
cratic and against road tax by 10
votes. John Ratlilf, independ-
ent, defeated Hardy Higginbot-
tom, the democratic nominee, for
road oVerseer.
Hardy township gave a vote Of
Is to 8 in favor Of the road tax
and a good majority for the
democratic ticket, Amendment
No. 8 also carried, but whiskey
license was voted down.
Lower North voted 45 for road
tax and only 3 against.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-18
- FOR SALE OR TRADE -

A r. ARM, the cold Trader invites everyone
that wants to trade to come to Sidney. will be
here Johnny the-spot from now and will try to
accommodate every who comes to trade Tor any
th;no fl haven't what you want will help you to
find it.
Have nice 4ro0n, residence to sell or trade. Also
, ooo1 farm in one mile Of town. Also horses,
miles and various other things. Come and see me if
Won want property in town or near one OF the best
schools in North Arkansas. Come, and by your help
wa can make if BETTER Yours to serve,
A. B. ARM, SIDNEY, ARK.