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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-15

According to recent, report the
town Of Tolley- has new Jail and the
town marshal has been ordered to
nab anyone who disobeys the law.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-15

Some of the Sherwood piggers are
doing time in the, county Jail in this
city since last week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-15

d, Some Of the taenburn ladies COM
planned to the Tillage trustees that
there was too. much gambling goine
on Ia that town and had 1t stopped.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-15

A. Curran, who owns and operates
= threshing machine northwest OF
Nohall, was the victim OF a very
severe and in all probability fatal &C.
cident. While at Sherwood Monday
afternoon he was kicked by one Of his
horses in the head, cutting bad
saa6. He fell over under the wagon,
the horses gave quick start and
drew the heavy wagon wheel over
his head and body. He was picked
up in an unconscious conditions and
given medical attention. His head is
hurt badly and it is feared he is in
jured Internally. The latest report
states that he is not expected to live.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-15

The postofhce at Columbus I was
recently raised to third class one.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-15

! w. L. Stockwell of the state de.
partment of public instruction has
given out the amount OF the August
apportionment of the state tuition
FUND. The total apportionment OF
the quarter is $97,2e7sS. OF this
amount Ward county will receive
$7,841.0S.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-15

horses in the head, cutting a bad
cash. He fell over under the wagon,
the horses gave quick start and
drew the heavy wagon wheel over
his head and body. He was picked
up in an unconscious conditions and
given medical attention. His head is
hurt badly and 1t is feared he is in
jured Internally. The latest report
states that he is not expected to live.
w. L. Stockwell of the state de-
partment of public instruction has
given out the amount OF the August
apportionment of the state tuitiop
FUND. The total apportionment Of
the quarter is $97,267sS. OF this
amount Ward county will receive
$7,s410s.
NJ. Rollofson, last week, shipped a
fnA carload of nice hogs to the Twin
Cities, which he picked up around
town. He sold them at a good price
and was fully renumerated for his
trouble. More hogs could easily be
raised in this country. We ought to
be shipping out pork instead of i'm
porting it and paying two prices for
It.
The papers at Bowbells are blamed
for the illegal sale of liquor in that
town, by some of the residents.
The village of Flaxton has complet-
ed two new reservoirs which has
been constructed for better fire pro-
lection for the citizens in that town.
A Portal man pulled a gun on his
aged father-in-law, but the old man
protected himself by holding the
other fellows children in front of
him.
Ernest Wood who lives seven miles
east of Prtal lost his house and con-
tents by fire one day last week. Mrs.
Wood, his wife discovered the flames
Just in the nick OF time to save their
Infant baby. The lady was burned
some but not seriously.
The Ross school board have pur-
chased new fire escape for the big
school house which was built in that
1oWn last year.
Mrs. John Elger, who lives north
Of Palermo stepped on rusty nail
. few weeks ago and last week it
Vas found necessary to have one of
her limbs amputated in order to save
her life. It was bad case of blood
poisoning and the lady is said 70
have displayed remarkable courage
during the amputation.
Palermo is to have a great big new
school house in the near future.
Congress sman Gronna is working
1a1d to get a mail service on he
Brthpld- Crosby branch Of the G. y.
1be the people who reside along tina;
A1s. ~,-1---s;E 1aa.-
- .TT1xEss : S56sE -
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-15

The Great Northern paid. on and
discharged It's Greeks in this city.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-15

NJ. Rollofson, last week, shipped a
ful carload of nice hogs to the Twin
Cities, which he picked up around
town. He sold them at a good price
and was fully renumerated for his
trouble. More hogs could easily be
raised in this country. We ought to
be shipping out pork instead of i'm.
porting it and paying two prices for
It.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-15
HUB TO RIM

4, The down tall OF murderer Noah Is
81; attributed so'ely to the booze habit.
hut the habit was not contracted in
this state.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-15

The papers at Bowbells are blamed
for the illegal sale of liquor in that
town, by some of the residents.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-15

A Portal man pulled a gun on his
aged father-in-law, but the old man
protected himself by holding the
other fellows children in front Of
him.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-15

The village of Flaxton has complet-
ed two new reservoirs which has
been constructed for better fire pro-
tection for the citizens in that town.
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Chicago.

'-Batted for Ewing in seventh.
 "-Batted for savidge In ninth.
 Score by Innings; Cincinnati ...,......0 0 0 0002 0 0-2 Chicago .."......."020SO010 o 0-d
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 CHICAGO CLIMBS
 TO FIRST PLACE Finally Reaches Much Coveted Berth by Trouncing Reds, While Giants Divide
 With Quakers. PIRATES A CLOSE THIRD Whip Cardinals fin Double Header and Edge Up to the Top--Thrce Clubs Now Separated by Four
 Points.
NATIONAL LEAGUE sTANpIG.
GAMES TO-DAY. Brooklyn at Boston. Philadelphia at New York. Chicago at Cincinnati. St. Louis at Pittsburg.

New York. Sept. 2s.-By splitting q double-header with Philadelphia to- day, while Chicago and Pittsburg were winning in the west. New York re- linquished first place in the pennant race and Chicago now leads by sin gle point with Pittsburg close third.
 Tn the first game the locals had Mathewson in the box and as they bat ed McQuillan to good effect. they won handily by 6 to 2.
 : Bresnahan and Dooin collided at the plate in the fifth inning and both had to retire from the game. Bresnahan sustaining a sprained ankle and Dooin being painfully but not seriously spk- ed. Doon played in the second contest but Bresnahan had to be relieved by Needham. Donlin. who was injured yesterday. was unable to play today and the absence of these two men crippled the home team badly
 The visitors found Crandall very easy in the sixth inning of the second game and added five runs to their score be- fore the side was retired, Then Taylor went in to pitch for New York and held Murray's men to three hits and one run during the remainder of the game. The scores:
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PIRATES TAKE TWO.
Smear Cardinals TwIce--Camnltz AL lows One Blngo--Comcs In Ninth.

Pittsburg. Sept. 29,--Pittsburg won both games of double header with St. Louis here today by scores of to 0 and 6 to 5.
 The visitors had little chance to score in tho first game, Camnitz allow Ing but one hit and that in the ninth Inning with one out, The home team punched their hits and were helped in scoring by the errors of St. Louis The second game was one of the most ex- citing seen here thls season Neither side scored until the seventh Inning, when Pittsburg made three runs on three hits and an error. St, Louis came back in the eighth inning with four runs, made on two hits and q base on balls, coupled with two errors. Pitts burg made three runs on three hits and an error, St. Louis came back in the eighth inning with four runs, made on two hits and base on balls, cou- pied with two errors. Pittsburg made two runs in the eighth and St., Louis tied the score in their half of the ninth, but the locals got another run in the last half of the ninth. In the second game the visitors used fifteen players and the home team thirteen. Scores:
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EXCITEMENT AT WHITE HEAT.
Now Cubs Are Leaders--Giants Drop
 to Second Berth.

The New York club lost it's place in the lead of the National league pen- nant race yesterday by dropping, to Philadelphia the second game of It's double-header with that club while Chicago was winning from Cincinnati Only three points separated the two leading clubs yesterday, and Chicago gained two by her victory of the aft ernoon, while New York lost one point This morning New York is just that one point behind Chicago, which as- sumes the lead In the gruelling contest. Pittsburg, winning two games from St.. Louis, pulls up to within three points of New York,
 Almost equally close is the race be- tween the three leading clubs in the American league There were no changes, even relatively, in the stand- ing of that leagues leaders as the re- suit of yesterdays games, Detroit, Cleveland and Chicago all winning two games each from their eastern oppo- nents, leaving Detroit still in the lead by four points, with Cleveland In sec- ond place, three points ahead of Chi cago, in third position.
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scRIMMAGE BEFORE GAME.
Harvard Coach Takes Unusual Step
 at Practice.

Cambridge, Sept, 29,-An innova- ton in Harvard football practice that caused much surprise in the university athletic circles was made by Head Coach Percy D. Haughton to-day, when he put the varsity eleven through a hard 25-minute scrimmage on the day before a regular game. It has always been customary for the team to rest up before a game, but although Harvard meets Bowtlon to- morrow for the first contest on the Crimson schedule, the men were driven hard against the second eleven under conditions of an actual match. The varsity scored one touchdown and
 lost another through fumhles within the 25-yard line The team showed good ground gaining ability but Is no- ticeably lackir in proper quarter back material.
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BEN BAN A WINNER
Easy Victor in Woodmere Stakes at Aqueduct Race Track Yesterday-The
 Results.

Aqueduct Race Track, N. Y., Sept 29,-Ben Pan, carrying top weight l15 pounds, easily won the Wood mere stakes, selling, at seven fur longs, the feature of the card, at Aqueduct to-day. He was not ex- tended at any part of tho race and won by three lengths. Stargowan made the pace to well in the stretch, when Ben Ban went into the lead and won. Whip Top closed strong and was second, half length before Stargowan. The summary:
 First race. handicap, two-year- olds, six furlongs-Bird of Flight, 2d, io2. Cullen. won; obdurate. 105, F. Martin. second; Uncle Jim, lo7, J. Lee. third. Time, 1l7.
 Second race. three-year-olds and upward selling, six and half fur longs-Sanguine, l06, Mccarthy, won; Sarncinesca, no, McCahey, second; Queen Marguerite, 104, Sweet, third. Time, 1928 2-5.
 Third race, handicap. all ages. one mile--Live Wire, 95, Upton, won; Tony Bonero. 100. Gilbert, second; Fort Joston. 107, McCahey. third. Time, 1:42 3-4.
 Fourth race, the Woodmere. three year r-olds and upward, seven furlongs Ben Ban. 115, Mccarthy, won; Whip Top, 107. McCahey, second; Star gowan. 99, Sweet. third. Time, l:29.
 Fifth race. two-year- -olds, selling, six furlongs-George W. Lebolt, 107, Gilbert, won; Dan Denoyles. 99, Me Cahey. second; Eschau, 1o2. McCar- thy, third Time, 1.17.
 Sixth race, maidens, three-year-olds and upward. one mile-Shadow Glance, 105. Mccarthy, won; Chaplet 105. Gilbert. second; Tennis. 1o5 Lynch. third Time, 1:45.
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WESLEYAN TO-DAY
Brides and Andrus Will Not Be in the Yale Line Up This
 Afternoon.
BINGHAM IN AT QUARTER
Burke Makes the Only Touchdown of the Day--C. r. Alcott Assists
 In Coaching.

The Yale varsity football team will play Its first game of the season this afternoon when 1t lines up against the strong Wesleyan eleven The gamo will be a good one for the Methodists have been practicing for nearly month and have nearly all their men from last years team back. Tho Yale eleven Is in good shape. but to-day will play without two of Its star men. Brides and Andrus. In Andrus' place Cooney will play and Bus Brown, who was guard on the freshman team two years ago, will play at guard. The rest of the lineup will be: Logan, L. E.; Hobbs. L. T.; Riddle, C.; Goebel. R. G.. Burch, R. E.; Bingham, Q. B.; Philbin. L. H. B.; Murphy, R. H. B.; Coy. F. B. The game will start at o'clock in the afternoon.
 There were two scrimmages at the field yesterday afternoon and in the first one neither side was able to score. Tn the second half Burke, who had gone in in one of the back posi- tions, made touchdown for the var- sity, breaking through the scrub line for a 1o-yard run and touchdown.
 The varsity lineup was the same as that written above. and later on In the afternoon Van Sinderen and Clark went in at the end positions, Hopkins at quarterback, Burke at half back
 For the second team Daly. Hains and Fitzpatrick were the stars. Kill patrick at end kept the varsity men from getting around right and Daily and Hains were responsible for many gains. Phil and Clarence Alcott. all- American end on last years eleven, were at the field coaching.
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COLLET.r ROLLS 300.
Well Known Bowler Made Record
 Score Yesterday.

On the Tuxedo alleys yesterday af- ternoon the well known bowler, George H. Collett. made a score of 300 before a crowd of fans, among whom were the following bowlers: Weber, Hall, Minahan, c. Smith and R. Smith Collett rolled three match games with George Weber, the total for his first game being PA, for his second 300, and for third 213. His total for the thre games was 757. Weber rolled 210 against Collett in the game in which Collet rolled 300. The 300 score has been made four times in this city, Collett rolled his first 300 game about two years ago on the Academy alleys and again yes- terday afternoon. Charlie" Johnson once rolled 300 and so has George Weber.
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mistake. with men on second and third in the seventh inning and two out he passed Egan to take a chance on Flater The latter hit the first ball pitched to him for three bases driving in three runs,
 Philadelphia was easy for Cleveland in the afternoon game, the latter win ming, 9 to O. Kellogg was cratic and his wildness proved costly, Cleveland scoring at will In the first and sixth Innings. PerrIngs batting was feat ure. Scores:
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Many Errors Made During Games Maps Snatch Two from Athletics White Sox and Browns
 Also Win Two Each.
AMrnIcAN LEAeun srANpINa.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Washington dt Detroit. Philadelphia at Cleveland.

Detroit, Mich. Sept 29.-In wintry weather Detroit and Washing on play cd a double header today, the homo team taking both games Both Will let and Summers pitched good ball for Detroit Johnson relieved Witherup in the first game and was found for two runs in his one inning He started the second game and was knocked out of the box in the second inning The hitting of Rossman and Crawford and the fielding of Bush featured the two contests The score:
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Boston.

Totals |. ...,..,..29 ] 3 XBatted for Wood in ninth. Scnre hv Inninpa.
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MORNING AND AFTERNOON.
Maps Return to Game After Rest and
 Take Both Contests.

Cleveland, O., Sept. 29.--Cleveland won this mornings game from Phila- delphia by the score of to f. In con- sequence of the cold, there were many muffs by the players of both teams and every run but one was the result ol an error, the one earned run going to Cleveland in the first inning Berger pitched strong game but made one
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New York.

lothlS s..s.''''lp xBatted for Dooin in sixth,
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OyERTAKE GIANTS.
Cubs Snatch Victory and Lead Na-
 tionaI League.

Cincinnati, Sept. 29.-Clncinnati to- day failed to bunch hits off Brown, while Chicago coupled hits with Ew- ings passes. Tinker's home run, fol- lowing base on balls gave Chicago good start towards winning the game. Grore,
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pIpAlpIue George Weustifield, sl IlLI hili"v Meadow street Repairing on all makes of cars. also vulcanizing and brazlng. First class work assured. Prices reasonable.
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Totals ,.....,..ss ' Il 27 1s
Sew York.

Totals ........s1 0 6 27 17 8
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DoNovAN's MEN LOSE.
Drop Second Came of Series from Hub
 Representatives.

Boston, Sept 29.--Boston won the second game of the series from Brook lyn to-day, to 3. Lndaman was hit hard, but was effective with men on bases The batting of the locals was timely and the base runners were aid ed by Farmers poor throwing to sec ond. The score;
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'otals ........". S2 [
St. Louis.

Two-base hit, Gibson; sacrifice hits. Thomas, Wagner. Abbaticchio 2, Cam nitz; left on bases, Pittsburg H. St Louis :; first base on balls, off Hlgsin- botham { off Camnitz 5; first base on errors, Pittsburg 3; hit by pitcher. Leach Bliss, Konetchy; struck ont by Higginsbotham 1, by Camnit2 2. time 1;25; umpire O'Day.
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WALSH WINS TWO.
Ills Strong Pitching Wins Double
 Header for White Sox.

Chicago, Sept 29.-Chcago won both games of q double-header today from Boston by scores of to l and 10 0, respectively. Walsh had the visitors well in hand at all stages and did not have to extend himself in the two games which he pitched. Manager Jones argued with Umpire Connolly over a decision at the plate and was ordered to the bench, White going to center field. Scores.
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Two-base hit, Ganzel; home run. Tinker; sacrifice hits. Chance, Hoffman, Brown; stolen bases. Lobert. Evers, Chance; double play, Egan and Hob- lit2el; bases on balls off Ewing 5, off Brown 1; struck out by Ewing 1. by savidge l, by Brown B. hits off Ewing : fin innings, off savldge in 2 inn ings: time, l:4O; umplres, owen and Rigler.
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Washington.

"Batted for Street in Sth,
 *Batted for Witherup in Sth
 Score by innings:
 Detroit ..... 9 0 0 0 0 2 "-4 Washington .. 0 0 0 0--1
 Two-base hit, Crawford. Hits, off Witherup in lnnigs, off Johnson 3 in inning. Sacrifice hits, Schaefer, Schmidt Stolen base, Ganley. Double plays Bush, Downs and Rossman (2), Schmidt, Bush and Rossman. Left on bases, Detroit z, Washington g. Base on balls, off Wilet 3, off Witherup l.. first base on errors Washington i, Struck out, by Willet 1, by Witherup 4. Time 1925. Empires, Sheridan and Eran
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New York.

Two-base hits, Hemphill, Perrin. Sacrifice hits, Howell, Stone, Sweeney. Garner. Stolen bases, Conroy, T. Jones, Moriarty, Yeager, Stone. Dou- ble plays, Cree and Sweney Left on bases. St. Louis (. New York 8. First base on balls. off Howell off Lake 2. Struck out, by Howell [, by Lake 9, Passed ball, Spencer l. Time 1 1.89 Umpire, O'Doughlin.
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EASY FOR BROWNS.
Have snap With Yanks and Capture
 TCuble Header.

st. Louis Sept 29-st. Louis won both games from New York to-day. New York gave Lake poor support in the first game, six errors coupled with four hits, netting St Louis six runs.
 In the second game St. Louis scored two runs in the first Inning on four successive hits in which T. Jones and Yeager doubled. Scores:
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+Ran for Bresnahan In first inning Philadelphia. 0 1 0 0 1---7 New York. <. o 0 0 0 0--0
 Two-base hits, Brans6eld, Osborne, Magee, Knabe, Devlin. Merkle. Three base hit, Covaleski, Hits, by Cram dall to innings; off Taylor in 8 innings Sacrifice hit, Bransheld. Stolen bases, Dooin, Magee. Double plays, Knabe (unassisted), Doon and Shean, Dooin and Bransheld Bridwel, Herzog and Teney, Left on bases, Philadelphia 5, New York 8. First base on balls. off Crandall 8, off Gov aleski l. First base on errors, Phila- delphia ?, New York l. Struck out. by Covaleski 6, by Crandall 2, by Tay- lorS. Time 1;55 umpires Klem and Johnstone.
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(Second Gane.)

RHYD. Detroit ... 8 1 2 o 1 0 VI 10 3 Wash..o 0 0 1 0 ca IA 3 Bateries--Summers and schmidt for Detroit Johnson, Gates and Street, for Washington. Empires, Sheridan and Egan.
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Two base hits, stahl, Walsh, Isbell; three base hit, Mcconnell; hits off Burchell, In 13 innings; off Wood, 2 in 2-3 innings; stolen bases, Dough- erty, Davis, Hahn, White; left on bases, Chicago 5, Boston 2; first base on balls off Burchell g. off Wood l; hit by pitcher, by Burchel 3, by Walsh 1. struck out by Burchell B. by Walsh 10, by Wood ?; time, 1:45; umpire, Con nolly.
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Philadelphia.
Totals ..-....... B 1 4.2s 14

First base on errors, Cleveland 3, 9 two-base hits, Berger, throo base hit. Fleter; sacri- fec hit. Laiolc. Bradley, Goode; stolen base, Oldrins; double play, Flater tun- asslsted). first base on halls, Berger 1. Flater 1, left on bases, Cleveland T, Philadelphia 8; struck out Berger &; time. 1929 umrircs, Evans and Hurst
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Two-base hit Bates three-base hit, Lumley; sicrihce hit, Browne; stolen bases, Browne Sweeney, Dahlen, Gra- ham, Becker Stem; left on bases Bos- ton 6. Brooklyn g; first on balls, off Lindaman 4, off Bell B. first on errors, Boston 1 struck out, by Lindaman 2,
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Morris, the little manager of last years star Aschenbrodel team, was in town last night. He looked just as prosperous as ever and was thers with the advice and a barrel of tips.
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Second Gnne.)

R.H F. St Louis. ? ooooO DO .-2 6 O New York 0 1 O 0 0--1 6 1 Batteries Dneen and Smith for St. Louis; Mannig and Blair for New York, Umpire, O'Loughin.
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AIgonquins.

T'V VUo o-o. -fuu Pickwicks vs Acmes tonight at 8 o'clock
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Second Game.)

Score by innings RH E. Chicago :. ....1 0100 0 0 '--2 z ? Boston .. ...,.o 900 oO00 % % 2
 Batteries--Walsh and schreck for Chicago; Steele and Donohue for Bos- ton.
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Charlie Johnson is knocking down the pins over at the Academy and Is in good form for this season.
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Two-base hits, Bransheld, Clement, Knabe, Titus. .Bresnahan; three-base hits. Magee, Bresnahan sacrifice hits, Herzog, Mccormick; stolen base, De wore; double play, Bridwel, Herzog and Penney; left on bases, Philadelphia 5, New York 3; first base on balls off Mathewson 1. off McQuillan 8; hit by pitcher, by Mathewson ]; struck out by Mathewson 8, by McQuillan I; time, 1.40;, umpires, Johnstone and Klen
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(Sccond Game.)
Score hv innlnra.

Score by innings. R.H.F. Plttsburg o...OOOoO0S21-6 8 St Louis a...0 Q Q Q 0004l--5 9
 Batteries-Maddox. Willis and Gib- son for Pittsburg Rhodes. sallee, Fromme and Bliss for st, Louis, um- pre. o'Day.
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AT ACADEMY ALLEYS.
PaoIas Lost All Three Games to Gen.
 eral Terrys.

On the Academy alleys last night the Paolas and the General Terrys rolled three games. The PaolaS lost all three. The scores:
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WITH THE BOWLERS

Schecher of the Tuxedos was rolling in good style on the Tuxedo alleys last night.
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Hero is the lineup of the Tuxedo and Sterling City league teams that roll on the Tuxedo alleys tonight: Tuxedo. Phillips, schecher. Minahan, Weber and Huber. sterlings: Jacobson, Dunns, Miller, Riley, Shipper.