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The Topeka state journal., 1908-12-12
INVESTMENT.

INVESTMENT.
About So acres within one mile and
half of city limits. all bottom land and
first class garden land, on main Travelled
road. This farm will have to sell for
Quick sale. Owner has reduced price from
$1,000 to $500 If you want bottom
farm this is it.
w. T. DAWSON & co.
Room ? Mulvane Bldg.
Phones: Ind. 1893. Bell AIS.
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FOR RENT-New modern Z room house,
Furnished. 31S Topeka ave. Call next door
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LOST AND FOUND.

Room %. Columbian Bldg.
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SAFES.


SAFES exchanged. bought sold or re-
paired. Gil Quincy st. The Merchant 8.
Safe Exchange Co. Phone 2567 Blue. ls6
long distance. ] farmer safe, SIG; a jewell
er's safe. SS5.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SALESMAN WANTED-Experienc un-
necessary. 500 per month and expenses.
Royal Cigar Co., Chicago, Ill.
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FOR RENT-9 room house, entirely mod
ern , blocks of capitol 304 West 18th St
Retzer Realty & Loan Co, Room ?, Colum-
n
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MUSIC TEACHER.

TRANSFER A%p STOR AT;v
~--~O~O~O~~O~-~~~~~-~-~-
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & SIOEAGE
Co packs, ships aud stores househoI9
goods Tel. 1s6. Clarence Skinner Oh
Quincy St
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FOR RENT-Stric+ly modern room
house. 300 Clay. Both phones 617.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-12-12

IF YOU HAVE a meritorious proposition
we want to sell your stock or bonds or
a strict commission basis. Mutual Securi-
ties Co. 54S Equitable Bldg, Baltimore
The Topeka state journal., 1908-12-12

A BUSINESS MAN of means desires to
engage in some established legitimate
business of a financial nature Address ~
care Journal
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FARMERS FEED YARD. Shelter and
hav 10 cents. We have teams young
ponies well broke. one year old colt
weight 100 lbs. Newman & Reynolds 41I
Jackson.
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WE SECURE capital for manufa cturing
enterprises. building and operating steam
and electric railways. electric light, gas,
water and power plants meritorious in
ventions. coal. timber and mineral lands.
mining and smelling properties. stocks
and bonds sold on commission basis. Com
panies Incorporated, organized and fl
nanced. Loans negotiated. Metropolitan
Investment Company. 131 La Sale St,
Chicago.
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FOR Rents room modern house, fur
nished Ind phone 2191 Black.
FOR RENT-Lenox flat. 124o Topeka ave
Ind. 1851 Black.
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FOR SALE-Use of boys and wagons to
1852 Hasty Messenger Co. 119 West 7th.
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NOTICE.
800
NOTICE TO THE PI Biz. 49,.
will not be responsible for any dspts
contracted by my wife. Mrs zoe MaorS'
after this date. December y. lsJS. -
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Phones: Ind. 1oss. Bell AIS.
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WANTED-Laborers and ueamsters, bridge
carpenters and helpers. farm hands,
hotel help. kitchen help for Oklahoma, man
for second hand store, women cooks.
house girls. hotel maids. mattresses. $50
TO $40 mo-. board. room. and transportation
A. l.. FURMAN. S11 Kan. ave. Phones 662.
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Rus1NEss CHANCES.

CAPITAL FURNISHED.
Industrial. manufacturing. mining, oil
gas and railway stock and bond issue
sold direct to investors: commission basis
Samuel Graham & Co.. selling brokers,
Sacrament st. Montreal Canada.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
CorEsss Heights.

Aa'l-1 1900 @ -
-pu- fer cutting bass
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
TENNIS TEAM NAMED
-Four Americans Will PLAY
for David Cup.
SELECTIONS ARE POPULAR
President Dwight, of National AssO-
citation, Announces that w A.
ander. and H H Haekett VIII
Compose the National Team.

NewpOrc P l., Aug. Is-Four players
viii compose the American Challenging
team for the David International Cup
This includes the present national cham
pion in the singles. William Aymar Lar
ned, Beals c, Wright, Frederick B. Alex
ander. and Harold Il Hackett- President
OF the United States National Lawn Ten
MS Association Dr. James Dwight. Of
Boston. formally made this ANNOUNCEMENT
THIS afternoon as the selections Of the
committee Of which he IS the chairman
All Of the players are said 20 be ready 70
make the trip 70 Australia II the event
OF the Americans winning the preliminary
matches against the English chaueugius
team
Dr. Dwight said that he was cabling 70
the English Lawn Tennis Association. and
also 70 Australia. Of the selections. as
was necessary for him 10 do according 10
the rules He expected that J. n G.
Rjtchie and J. c Parke would Sau from
England the latter part OF this month,
and that they would arrive in this coun-
Try about September / Unless some ac-
ci6euJ or peculiar reversal Of form should
happen, Il is the intention 10 play Larned
and Wright n the singles and the na-
tioaal champions pair OF Alexander and
Hackett IN the doubles The matches VIII
be held on the turf courts a. the Long
wood Cricket Club. OF Boston early next
month at q date vet TO be announced. ac-
cordiag 10 The arrival OF the English
team To the experts here watching the
starting Of The national championship
tournament the selections are saJisfac-
tory
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
MARATHON WINNER COMING.
New York Club VIII Welcome
Johnny Hayes on Tug

New York. Aug 1s.-Johnny Hayes the
Irish-American Athletic Club boy- whO
Won the big Marathon race at the OlyTn-
pic championships. viii arrive in the city
tO-mCrr0w- The greatest I0ng-distance
runner Of the world Is on board the
White Star liner Oceanic On t1e same
steamer with Hayes are many Of the
Olympic heroes, including Malt McGrath
John J Flanagan, z. Spitzer, H Hal
stead. and J. Patterson.
Hayes VIII receive a royal welcome
home The Irish-Americau Athletic Club
has chartered a tug for theeoccasiou, and
big party OF friends viii go down the
bay and meet the great runner. Arrauge-
me1rs have been made 10 take Hayes on
board the tug
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
BASEBALL AT WINCHESTER.
Twenty 20 Nothing the score Against
FrederickSburE Visitors

SDeciai 70 The Washington Herald-
Winchester. Va, Aug Manchester
gave Fredericksburg an awful drubbing
at Reservoir Park this afternoon. the
score being % 10 O. The locals pounded
Manning all over the lot. piling up twelve
runs in three innings. three Of them be-
ing homers-
Wright succeeded Naming, and Jared
but little better eight rms being made
OF him Big Cy Macdonald got two
home runs. double and single in five
times up, while Dalton also landed for
home run, a double. and single Curly
Brown and Andy Duggan also did great
STICK work Montgomery. who twirled
1Or The locals. held the visitors TO two
hits Batteries-Winchester Montgon-
cry and Mabrey; Fredericksburg. Man
ming. Wright and Minifee.
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-a- % Ne W.s..--o- H..

SPECIAL % The WasLi-Er0- Herald
Lynchburg. Va. Aug E.-RioHmond
Jared wei here again to-day winning
easily in One-of the poorest games pat up
al home by the Shoemakers this season
The work generally was Of a charac-
ter that would indicate that the team is
laying down for some inside reason. In
deed. but for Stewards past reputation.
the fans would charge him with this sort
OF work Either he did not care whether
he pitched. or his arm has gone back on
him Wallace went To the rubber IN the
hfth and stopped the ru--gettinE- Score.
RE E
Lynch turz--.----..-.-. IOI0 OO0ca 5
Richmond. --,---...... : o-5 ?
Bay-eues-5teva-t. waIlaos. and Bsutley. Quinn
and Neesitt- UEpi7s-Air Byroa- Attenda1cs 5a.
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DanviIIe. 1O. Port.mouth. ?.

Bar-erilS-5tevaT-. Walaoe. ard Bentley. or
and ait-sitt Uupi7e-3ir. Byro1- Atteudauc5.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

SPECIAL o The Washinz-11 Head
Danville- Va. Aug S.-DanviIIe's win
ming streak continued to-day. the team
winning easily over Portsmouth. as the
result OF hitting Buckley. the Truckers
new twirier, for sixteen bases. and the
clever work Of Walsh Henn. Cor Dan
Vile batted out home run and two
singles Sensational fielding work was
done by Fisher. Powell. Toner. and Doyle.
Dsnville has not lost a game OF the last
fourteen games played. and the team is
making a strong bid for the pennant
Score
RH. z
Portsznozrh...-...... 1000 100 g 5
DanviIle--------.----- o = o I z-l0 z 5
BatteHes-Budzley ard smith; Walsh and Ryan.
Tuuire-Alr Mace
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PLAYED a PRETTY CANE.
Boston Wins from Pfttsburg in the
Tenth Inning

PiJtsburg. Aug lS-In a pretty ten-in-
ming battle to-day Boston best Pirtsburg.
: 10 ? Tuckey pitched fine ball for Bos-
ton, being taken ont in the ninth inning
TO allow Boverman 10 bat for him. and
on his out DahIen scored the tieing run.
Leifeld. who succeeded Willis in the
eighth. collapsed IN the tenth and Bos-
ton scored two runs
Boston to-day bought OutfeIder Beals
Becker from Little Rock Ark. with the
-r-sarr q p--rsh---r S---a-
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gone. Sehweitzer singled 10 short, and
Hoffman went on the base TO run Ferris
singled 10 left. putting Hoffman on third.
but when Wallace hit SHARPLY 10 short
Mcbride once more got the BAH back 70
Street IN tine TO stop the last Brown who
got within scoring distance.
The Nationals managed 10 get men as
far as second in the sixth and seventh
innings, but both failed 70 advance
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Triple Play Unassfsted.

Selins Grove. Pa. Aug ia remark
able triple play (Unassisted) was COM
pleted by First Baseman Decksrd. Of the
Rich6eId team. in game with the
Beaver Springs team yesterday. FIRST and
second bases were occupied. when Deck
ard rushed toward second and caught a
line drive Quickly tagging the man who
started from first. Deckard rushed across
the diamond and got the runner who had
started for third before the latter could
get back To second.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

stolen tases-Hohnan p. Kraft %. Ristou l5j.
Berhans. He1T Syuanoskie- Sacrihce hit-StuczeE1-
Double plsy-ST1lduE Turnar- Hit u1a5e-OT
C1liId5wer ; Of AIclIahon- J. First base on halls
OF Walker. &, Of Ccilifcwer. 2 Of 8fcSiahou, .
Hit b pitcled baIs-By CoIliaoze-. 2. By Nc
1IaEon. ! S--uCz O1--fsT WaIks-. ?. hy Coli
nowar. 1 Left or hases-TsrneTites. ;; St Vh-
cents. g. Unpir1-1Ir- Cleveland. Tine Of sarae-
hour and 20 Minutes
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PLAYED IN RAGGED FORM.
HiEhIHnders Never Had a Chance
with the Champions

New York, Aug 1S--The HishIarders
were in ragged form to-day and did not
have a chance with the Champions BIZ
Donovan was bounced for kicking
HemPhII and Bali did good work for the
locals but the rest were a demoralized
lot Score
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The Score.

Earned ruls-W Washington. ], st. LOlis
J. FIST base BY error-St Louis. l.
Left on bases-Iyashington s. ST. Louis
l. First base on l-fIs-Od Gates. >. on
Bailey. . Struck olt-By Gates. :, by
Bailey, s TLree-base hits-StOne ing
ldub TwO-baSa hits-Freeman. Cnglaub-
Sacrifice hiJs-Street Gates. Bailey
stolen base-StCne- Double p-ays-Cn ng-
iaub 20 Mcbride TO Freeman. Hit BY
pltcher-By Bailey. . Wild pitch-CateS
L mp-res-A eSsrs- Hurst and Connolly
Time OF game hours and so minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

It On las-s-NeT 11-s, 9 De-r1-. ; b1lses
OF hllls-tf1 HoEE- s. of r110Ezz- .. on S1umers
T. STlcE n---bT Hlsss ?, D. oT-h- 4, By DonO
van 2. by SuIue-s. . T1ree-1ase hi--Cobb
TEo-hsss l-ls-He1lTsiIil- Noriarity. Cob Rcss-
ua-- sole basas-EI elr-ililL- DJ-be plzrz-Chase
% Ball S1dasfr TO Rass1an. Coyg-lIia - Scasfe-
- Rossuaz- WIld p51cl-es-H0zz. 2 Hr by pstch-
sr-By SIMMER L JEIdre-sir. o LiHi.--lr- Time
Of zaE-e-I h0Cr ard . minutes. Attendance 0Ja-
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LET on bases-f-1icsE0. g. Philadelphia. 3 -s1-es
OF ba-l=-O- liauEa. .. q Owens 4, q Vi-zsrs
8 5-rllz ou--BT smith J. b. Owens :; b. Ticz-
ers. T-zs-dase hs--Hahn- T-o-bazs hit=-A-z
Hahn. z Cci-lEs. MuT-y- Sacii-e hi-s-Pareur
Oldriug S-olel base5-Juues IsheU Douchertr
P-=ell- Du1uie plaEs-Si1lo-ls 20 r. Collins 70
DAVIS, Az 70 P1rsa-- Wld rirch-suich. Passed
ba-i-0cLrsck. Uulpi-rs-lla-5rs sheridan and EEaI-
Tine OF g4ma-1 l11rs- A-ts1l4lca go
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At MontTeaLFirst game Montreal l. Toronto.
0 eleven innings- Second gsme: Toronto. !: Mon
treal. lcalled end sixth inning % catch trainl-
At Providence-Jersey CITY. 5; Providencs. L
At Newa-k-Baltiuao7e ;; Newark, 2 Thirteen in
ningsi.
At Rochester-Buffslo. ;; Rochester. o
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The score

Left On tase-Chio4zo. 5; Phns5elphiA. = Two
base hi-s-B-a1sdeid CEa.oe Home r1n-Tinke-
I-ra=-haze Li-s-Chzuce Erers- Sa-ifoe hits
kusbe- Double plays-Evers % Tluker 70 Chance:
Eveu ~ TlnEer- Grant 20 Brlus1fld. Bases %
h1l.=-OG L1ulr-el, !. OF Fraser. oE SQarks
O. S-rscE 0lt-By FrasCr =. b. Sparks. J. I'm
li-ss-Aless-s. RiE.er and O-Day. TINE q szme-I
hour and = uiultes. Attenda-cs $50
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Trrc-5ase hits-Dahlen. Clarke. Besur-out Three
hass rit-Lsarh Hone r11-Th7u-as Sacrifice hits
-Tu-zev. Browne AbuE-lc-hl1- DoE5le rssy--ys-ae-
nsr 20 Abta-io--io; Tucsey % Dahleu 20 Mcs5aun;
ua1len o. Ri-cley o. AI-5s11 p Hit hy pitcher
By Le5feid. T. Bass On ba-ls-Oa Wills I: cE
Tur5e~. & S--lcs out-Bv Wills. o by Tuckev ?
D. Leiff-d . Left ca hases-Flr-st E Bo=to, 9
Uu-71re-1Ir Emslie Tine cs -zue-I hour and y
Minutes Attendance 500
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

At New Haven-BTidsspoTt ;; New Haven. 2
A. MerSden-Aleriden. 5; Hclyoke 2
At WaterbUry-FIrst game: Waterbury. 8: Hart
iord. 2 Second game: Hartford ): Waterbury. O
At Springield-New Britain. 5; Springfield. >
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Walkers TwirIing Enables st. Vim
cents to Defeat Turnerites.
EraNDTNE OF LIE TENS

l!a7nss-. , 8 $ Rspl,s..-. is M S S
s. Jose s. 5 s. s. NIucent-s- Il Il so
Turns-ites--- Il $50 vigila1-s------ 10 Il 40
To-dzv's szne-viziIs1ts rs. St vincsut's az
Thirteenth sci D streets n5r-heast at SD o'-look-
-Artie Walker allowed the Turnerites
Ouiy two hits yesterday. and St Vim
cents won a clean victory. by 10 0.
St ViuCents scored three runs in the
second inning by batter hit by pitched
ball and three singles. They added an
other IN the sixth Conuors put up a fast
game at third. Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

A. New Bedford-HaveThin ;; New Bedford. .
At Brocktou-First g1me- Brockt0n. ,: Lowell 2
Second game: Brockton. I: Lowell. c.
At Worcester-Fust game Lawrence. 8 WoTcester
L Second game: Worcester. 2 Lawrence L
At FsH River-FaH River. 6; Lynn. ) eleven IL
ningsl.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
MINOR LEAGUES.
TRI-STATE LEAGUE

At Lzucsster-First game; Lancaster 6: Altoona
: SecTud game Lsncaster- g. Altoona O.
At Reading-First game Reading I: Johusto7-u
O. Second Eame-Johns10Wn. S: Reading ?
At Willizmsport-Firs- game: Wnliansporr !.
" il-niliston. O. Second game williazasro-t s.
Wilrai-ztoIf ,
Al Treu5on-HsuisbJlrE. ?. Trezton. G.
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Capt. Brown to Quit Turf.

Lexington, KY, Aug IS. - Capt W
Harry Brown of Pittsourg. is here and
announced his intention Of retiring from
the breeding Of thoroughbred horses
Capt Brown took up the venture at the
death Of his brother. Capt S 5 Brown.
and his Senorsta Stud IS equipped with
many famous horses He has ordered his
yearlings sent 70 Sheepshead Bay for sale.
but has not yet completed arrangements
for the sale Of his stations and brood
mares
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

Flrst base D er7CTs-AI0ses !; Nesco. s Lefr On
nsseS-9loses, .; Nes1o. :. First base on baus-OF
Whitney, 3 OF Reichard J. struck out-Fsv Whit
ley, .; b. Reichard. s. Three-hase hit-Duzzn.
FgFo-base Eit-Jewer1. Sacrifice hit-Whitne7. stolen
tsses-Noges Moore Goodman. Dugzr. Double
play-Nhitney 70 Fergrsol- Wild pitch-Nhisuey
Passed baIl-Daru2n- Umri7e-1Ir Fiunesaa- Tine
Of gzne-l bour AID . nainutsS
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
To-DAY-s GAMES.
Brooklyn ut PftfsburE.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.

Chicago. Aug IS-Lundgren was driven
on the slab in che fifth inning and Fraser
was pounded hard The few hits made
Of Sparks were long drives. but the lead
was too great 10 overcome
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
PRINTERS WIN FAST GAME.
Through Good Work of Weaver,
Congress Heights Defeated.

Disciples o. GUenburg- took tbs
Congress HeiShts team into camp yestsr-
day 70 the tune Of TO D Weaver. whc
was on the rubber for the printers
pitched mastery bali, allowing but -four
hits Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
ERRORS ASSIST ATHLETICS.
Bunch Hits at Right Time and Beat
Chicago

Philadelphia Aug. 1s.-Though they
were ouJbatted and outfelded. the Phua-
delphias defeated the Chicagos by bunch
ing their hits in the innings n which the
Eisitn-s r-ada trair ar-n-s Sco-a-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
CoTToN sTATEs LEAerE.

At Biloxi-First game: Gulfport. 4: Meridian.
Second game: Gulfport. g. Meridian. L
At YicksbsTE-N ickshlITg. Z Monroe !
At CoiJmbus-Co Columbus IS. Jackson rain
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

Let OF base-Bostou. l. C1ersland L Bases On
hslls-O1 Cicutre T. of Rhesdes. ! Struck cut
Bv Cic5rts. I: By Rh0ades. ) Two-base h1t-Carri-
gan -acrilce hlrs-T1lCrer. Lord. Wagner stolen
base-Wss-er- Passed ball-Cazissn- Umuire-1Ir-
Evans. Tine q game hour ard s. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

Al Utics-Ctca. ;; Scranton. g
At BinEhamton-Troy. ., BiuEhamton. L
At WilkeshaTrs-EimiTa. g. Wilkesl.arre.
A. SyraCsse-Aihsny. I; Syracuse, Q.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-ColuHnbus- g. Kansas CITY. Q.
At 1filwaukee-AIiraukee 7; Toledo. O.
At apoiis-Indianspolis 6; Minneapolis 3
At ST Psul-St. Paul. ;. Louisville =
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At JackscnTille-AuE1sta. 5; Jacksonville 2
Al Chs-leston-saFa1nah. :. Charleston, Z
A. Colusbia-3Iacoa. ;; Colunsiz, l
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
SOUTHERN LEAGI,E.
CONNECTICTT LEAGUE.

At Bi-minghsm-Atlanta. 3; Birmingham, L
At MoutEonery-NaShville i; MontEousry. s
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
w b. Moses 81 Sons TrOunced by
National Electric supply.

". L Pct W. L Pc
s9-555 a91zs55 c. c.. q e a 15i9iBas75eEs 59Bs Ts I
ro-dsy's szme-Goldsnberg IS. E ! Murphy Con
pauy- AZ Eighth straet and Florida avenue north
esss. al 5.5a
The National Electric Supply Company
team trouneed the W B. Moses & Sons
aggregation yesterday in the Commercial
League. : 10 q.
Reichard, on the rubber for the Va
uonals, pitched superb ball. allowing the
furniture boys but two hits, tanning six
and walking but one
Whitney served them I'D for the losers
and was touched up for seven birgles.
which he kept vel scattered but his mis-
cradle support was responsible for his
defeat The Electricians did not have
q single earned u 10 their credit Whit
ney famed seven men and passed thSee-
The batting Of Dugan and nice dou-
bic play by Whitney and Ferguson were
the features. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
PLAYED FEATURELESS GAME.
Boston Gets Decision over the Maps
BY 3 to =

Boston Aug IS.-BOston got the better
OF the Maps to-day IN a featureless con
test Cicotte was strong at the finish
Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

Txo-hase Sir-S Wood Hu b. ritcher-By
Pr,mI,1rey. 4 Frs base OF balls-Of Weave-. ::
a P1npk-ey. Z Str-1k out-By Pszph-ey. :; b
Weaver :. Stolen bases-PsnuinErCn- 5 Wood
Passed tallz-S. WOOD Walsh UmF-e-1Ir. E-1s-
Der Tine Of Fz-Se-I h0rT and 10 MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
STEWART LOSES ARM
Allows Richmond to Win
Again from Lynchburg.
WALLACE TAKES BOX IN FIFTH

Holds Visitors Down 10 Blanks, and
the Score Is to 2 in What the
the Poorest and Most Thanksgiving
Games of Leagues Present Season
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Covfngton. 1a: sonthside- 2
ne Washington Herald

Special 70 ne Washington. Herald
Covington. Va. Aug IS.-The Southside
team from, Thurmond. w Va. played
the locals here to-day and we're com
pletely outclassed at all points. The same
teams play here tomorrow. and then the
local team goes 20 Hot Springs for a
game Friday, Taft Day for yirginians.
and Saturday Score
RI z
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Roanoke. 2. NorfoIk, 1.

Special 70 The Washington He-aId
Norfolk. Va. Aug 1S-Hits for two
bases each by Painter and Shafer this
afternoon gave Roanoke another ninth
inning victory over the champions. the
score being TO TO L Shaner should have
been thrown out at second. but the
champions were slow in handling the ball.
Score
RI E
Roanoke- 0 0 o 22s !
Norfolk 0 0 0 0 0 0 e-I l
Battsries-Reynoiis and Kuukle: Savage ard
Boyles Umpires-Iessrs- He1nz-er AID lfcEeersr
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
PHILLIES BEAT CUBS
Lundgren Knocked Off Slab
in Fifth Inning.
FRASER IS NO IMPROVEMENT

SInrray's SIuggerz Hammer Both of
Chicago PitcherS- While Sparks Is
More Effective, Although the Hits
Made on Quaker Are Long Ones
Winners Score Five Runs in sixth
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
TWELVE INNING TIE
Nationals and Browns Play
Brilliant Game.
LOCALS ARE FAST IN FIELDING

Speedy Returns TO the Plate stop
Visitors FOur Different Times-EH
Gates Is Hit Freely, but Pitches
UnEIaub Pulls on Brilliant Play.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Totals. ? s8B /

-Bartsd tdr Gitscn n the tenth -Batod fcr LII
1ed IN -le tenth -Bstted f1- Tuckcy II Tie ninth.
Pl--st-s-z-- -----.------------- 0 ? 0 0 O.
B1s-on-------.---.---------- o 0 0 0 I -
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-Hatre1 fcr Do-atue in the eighth -Batted for
Alter IL tie uuth- .BarJed for Rhoad=s Iu the
nirth
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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11
Marriages

In Bratteboro, Sept. 10, by Rev.
George B. Lawson, Raymond Louis
Greene and Miss Ellen May Hunt.
In Brattleboro, Sept. 5, by Rev. George
L'Ecuyer, John T. Austin of Brattleboro
and Miss Mary Roeder of Hinsdale, N. H.
In Chicopee Falls, Mass, Sept. 7, by
Rev. Z. Delphos, Arthur ID. johnson Of
Springfield and Miss Florence d. Du-
quette of Chicopee Falls, formerly of
Brattleboro.
In Burlington, Sept. Z, by Rev. j. E..
Goodrich, Rev. Fl. E. Buffum of Putney
and Miss Fanny Seymour Goodrich Of
Roswell, Mass.
In Amherst, Mass, Sept. l. by Rev. Mr.
Beamah, Charles Edward Whalen of Am.
herst, Mass, and Miss Cynthia Amabel
Martin of Cushman, Mass.
In Brooklyn, N. Y, Sept. 2, by Rev.
G. P. Corner James Guy Bagg of Mount
Vernon. N. Y, formerly of Brattleboro,
and Miss Floy Amanda Mckinney of
Plattsburg, N. Y.