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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-22

EXERCISES

Sunday evening the Methodist
church was filled to it's full capa-
ity for the baccalaureate sermon
Extra chairs were brought in and all
the space was taken. Rev. Edwards
was at his best and the congregation
was pleased with the address on THE
Power of An Endless Life"
The musical numbers indicated in
last weeks paper were supplied as
expected, only it was rather nicer II
any different than people supposed
it would be. Especial credit is due
to Mesdames G. G. Hayes, S. B. Will
lis, Leonard O'Neal, Misses Susie Bic
than, Minnie Kinney and Mr.. Nc
Comb for their singing.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
wards opened their home to the Jun
iors in which to entertain the SEN
iors and faculty. A very pleasant
evening was spent, everything being
done in good taste and good cheer.
Punch and waters were served, and
in a guessing contest which produced
much merriment, Prof. McComb won
the prize
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
McComb gave a reception to the
graduates at their home. The class
colors, green and white, were every
where in evidence, and were also the
ruling colors in the luncheon, the
napkins being white with the class
motto in green.
Miss Gillespie and Herbert Whit
ten were the lucky ones in the guess
ing contest, and carried off the
prizes.
On Wednesday the eighth grade
held their graduating exercises at the
Armory, playing to full house,
Louisa Alcott's little Women" pre-
senting 1t in a most enjoyable man
ner. They took their parts we'll, and
received much encouragement in ap-
plause from the big audience.
The class of '09, consisting of five
young men, had a special box built
for themselves at the right, and sat
under their own banner with suit
able decorations. The seventh grade
had seats on the left, and besides rem
dering class songs, responded at op-
perfume moments with class yells
well delivered
Thursday evening at the Armory,
the graduates delivered their ora
tions, the text of which will be given
next week.
This evening Prof. Geo. Axline Of
the Albion State Normal will deliver
lecture at the Armory, and the d.
plomas will be presented. Some good
musical numbers and short addresses
by school officers are also in the pro-
gram.
An admission fee of 25 cents Is
charged to pay hall rent, printing
bills and other expenses.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-22
w. r. Jones Returns.

w. r. and Mrs. Jones are at home
from Salt Lake where Mr.. Jones has
been confined with a long Illness,
something over four months. He is
much better and improving rapidly
each day and is able to give some
attention to his mercantile business
which was left entirely to his clerks
during his absence. The ladies Of
the town are glad to have Mrs. Jones
at home again.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-22
MIR. Christ Buys u Home.

F. c. Christ, the jeweler, has
bought the elegant home recently va
ated by F. T. Richards when he left
for his new home In Portland.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-22

Excursions to Pacific Coast.
Daily June 1st, to September 18TH.
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Pirate. Pull or Neut TrIple.

BROOKLYN. July 31.--In a game
which was enllvened by sharp fielding,
Pittsburg beat Brooklyn to-day 6 to Z.
The. visitors made u neat triple play
III the third
Score by innings: r. II. E.
pittsburg ...Oo30O0030--6 10 Q
Brooklyn .......01OO 0OO1O-2 Z O
Batteries: Maddox and Gibson; Ruck
err and Bergen. Time, 1:45 Umpires,
RuaGcrham and Emslie.
Giants Find Lush and Raymond Easy.
NEW YORK. July 31.-The New
YORK team scored another victory over
st. Louis to-day. Both Lush and Ray
mond were easy for the local batsmen.
st. Louis ..... sssoooooooo-ss s ) 4 i
New York ......105 0201o.9 ii 3
Batteries: Lush. Raymond and Lud-
WIZ; Taylor, Bresnahan and Needham.
Time. 1:2o. Umpire, tombstone.
Phlllies and Reds Field Fast.
PHILADELPHIA, July 31.--Philadel-
phia shut out Cincinnati to-day in q
game marked by sensational felding
by both teams.
Score by innings: r. II. L.
Phlladelphia .:ooos1ooS:-s 0
Batteries: Coakley and Schlei FoxeD
and Doom. Time. t1:40. Umpire, KLEIN.
Cubs WIN Dy Timely Hits.
BOSTON. MASS. July 31.-Chicago
took the fourth straight game FROM
boston to-day. 3 to l.. The visitors
hits were timely, and Overall was ef-
fective in the pinches.
Score by Innings: r. II. E.
Chicago ........0001 01-3. 8 2
Boston :........o1 o0000o-l 1
Batteries: Overall and King; Linda :
man and Graham. Time, 1:4i. Um-
pire, Rigler.
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Standing of The Clubs.
Gnmcs TO-Dny.
Dnnvillc Mt Richmond (two games).
Lynchburg at Portsmouth.
Norfolk ct Roanoke

All day long yesterday the clouds
hung heavy over Richmond. and the
fitful gusts OF wind wrung water from
them as from wet sponge. treating
Richmond to shower bath. steady.
1ncessant. interminable.
Toward midday the clouds broke mo-
mentarily, and the hearts of a few
OF the faithful grew radiant ut the
prospect OF clear skies and great
game. In which the Lawmakers were
going to wallop tho Tobacconists.
But alas! these riffs In the clouds
closed up all too soon. and a steady
downpour continued throughout the
afternoon.
Richmond and Danyille play a
double-headcr to-day, and record
brcaking crowd Will probably witness
both games.
THE Lawmakers and Bugs arc pretty
evenly matched. and with the positions
they occupy In regard TO each other In
the pennant race. both games should
be of the heart disease variety.
Roanoke continues It's great winning
streak. shaffers mon are now play
ing great ball and the team he has
gotten together Is a good one.
Under the lead ership OF little Law
renee. the Truckers are putting UP
ball of the gilt-edge type in choice job
lots, and the team has at last @truck
great winning gait.
Norfolk and Lynchhurg are both On
the mend. and Will put thoroughly re-
organized and greatly strengthened
teams on the field.
Indeed. the prospects are bright for
great ball during the rest of the sea-
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POPS H|GHLANDERs
TAKE IN ANOTHER.

ROANOKE. VA. July 3l.-In nice
ly played and interesting game. the
locals took the second OF the series
from the Champions this afternoon by
a score OF . to i. The game belonged
10 no one until the last Anan WAS ur
In the ninth Reynolds eid the twirl
Ing for the Highlanders. and did 1t II
great shape; especially in the ninth
Inning did he pull himself from a very
deep hole. BY hits and errors the
visitors had the bases full. with no one
ont. a hit meant the game. aud Rey
noIds settled down. striking Morgan
out. Jackson replaced Savage. and
popped up to short; then Edwards re.
placed Bonner and lined out to left
which looked like homer. but King.
after a hard run. gathered it in. ant
the game was over. Norfolk's new
team are big. husky bunch. and vii
make 1t interesting when they get to-
gether. The tabulated score:
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Detroit.. winning streak Broken.

DETROIT, July 31.-Aftcr winning
nine straight, Detroit's streak was
broken by Boston which won to-day 8
to S. Two misplays in the ninth made
value of the home teams rally. Burchell
was wild and Summers was easy to
hit. and both retired. the latter with
two on bases and none out In the
sixth.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Detroit ....... 030ooooo2-5 10 I
Batteries: Summers. Mullin. Thomas
and Schmidt; Burchell. Steele and Car
rigan. Time. l:4o. Umpire. Evans.
Maps Pound Chesbro aud billiard.
CLEyELAND. O., July s1.-cleye;
game to-day by the score of 10 to 8;
and received poor support. Home runs
were made BY Hlnchman and N. 6 ela a Z
cleveland esehu .....sooo4os4.-1s 4 :
New York. .....O1000O 02O-3 6
Batteries: Falkenberg, Foster. n.
Clarke and Davidson; Cheshire, Billiard,
Empires. Sheridan and Egan,
White 'sox Down Senators.
CHICAGO, July 31.-Chicago pounded
first inning against Washington to-
day; enough to win easily. to !.
Score by tnntngs: X. y. ~.
g Wssssrton 8 $685. i g
Batteries. F. Smith, and Sullivan; g.
Umpires. Hurst and O'Loughlin.
Quakcrs Easy for browns.
ST. LOUIS, July 31.-St. Louis got
an early lead to-day over Philadelphia,
and won easily, 4 to 2. In the third.
Hartzell was safe at home on Powers's
drop OF perfect throw, which had
him beaten to the plate by twenty feet.
Barrys wide throw to first allowed
C. Jones to tally in the seventh.
Score by innings: r. n. =.
st Louis ..1s01O0o11 8 O
Philadelphia ....OOO01 0OO1-2 8
Batteries: Bailey, Waddell and
2:o2. Umpire, Connolly.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

JACKSONVILLE. July ain the elev-
cnth. with two out. woo'eben threw tho ball
AWAY und allowed Elton running for Goet-
eel, to acore with the only run OF the game.
Goette and Clark both pitched fine ball.
Score by innings: II. II. IL.
Macon .......-.0 000t 1000 90 6 :.
Jacksonville .....0 10000 O00Ot-l. 8 o
Battories--Ciark and. Robinson; GoetteI
and Roth. Time, hours. Umpire. Latham.
COLUMBIA. $. e.. July s1.--coumbia lost
to Savannah to-day by the score OF 4 to q
Hixon kept the hits against him scattaret 4,
while those made by Savannah were mixcd
IN with fielding and battery errors. stop
bY Mnnion, killing hit was feature.
Score by innings: r. H. Il,
Savannah .......o OIL o 1 o ~ g
Columba .......0 0 / o o o o. 9
Batteries--Hixon and jSahkon; Salye and
cole. Time. i:i5. Umpire, Buckley.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. July 3L.-Augusta
Won easily from Charleston to-day. Kahrs
pitched fine game and yielded but one hit
IN the seven innings played. Tho work OF
the locals was poor. The game was called
Oh account OF rain
Score BY innings: RII e
Charleston ..0 O o q O-f a
augusta ....-.......O / 2 1 o. q 1
Batteries--Ciancey and Reisingcr; Kahrs
and Harnish. Time 1880. Umpire, TRULY
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EXTREME UTS|DEP
WINS DELAWARE
Beaucoup's Remarkable Race 81
Saratoga Starts Weak, but
Finishes Strong.

SARATOGA. N. Y. July 3i--Beati.
coup. an extreme outsider, easily woS
the Delaware Handicap, ut one mite I
here to-day. The colt ran remark.
able race. He was off poorly, an6
trailed his field for half mile. when
the boy sent him after the leaders,
On the upper turn he was fourth ani
closing very strong. As the field
swung into the stretch. he took conf.
mand, and won by two lnEgths from,
Marathon, with Royal Tourist third
Moquette, a Western horse easily wp
the Mohawk selling stakes, one niiIs
and an eighth. Summaries:
First race--five and half furiongs
---connaught Ranger q to q first
tue Il to 8. sliow) third. Time, :OT 3-6
Courtesy Ga to 81 first, Disobediens
SNOWY third Time, 1:14.
Third race--five and half furlong.
Bells (even) first. Wall
Flower (even. place. second. Petticoat
q to 5. show third. Time. 1907. +
Fourth race--the Mohawk; one miie,s
and an eightl-Moquette G. to 81 first,
Complete (5 to g. place. second, Col
conda Il to 4, show) third. Time.
1854 3-5.
Fifth race--the Delaware handicap.
one mile-Beaucoup 12 to - first,
Marathon g to 8. place) second. Royal
Tourist Il to s, show) third. Time.
1:40 LIS.
Sixth, race-seven furlongs-Delirium
q to ~ first. Frances Ray a to 81
place. second. Chief Grant Il to AZ
show third. Time, :2T 2-5.
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BEAT FAvORIT {
IN EVERY He At
-
copa De Orc outclassed in Grand,
Circuit 2:o7 Pacing
Stake.

DETROIT. MICH, July 31.-what
proved to be the most brilliant and
successful Grand Circuit meeting eysl
held in Detroit ended this evening.
with continuation of the fierce strlfs IS
giles that marked the five days.
The 2:07 pacin~ stake was the fea-
turc. and 1t threatened the record lin
the first four heats. Copa de Orc the !.
favorite never won a heat. Darkry
Hal. the Canadian mare. went by the
others In the stretch in the first heat
and won handily in fast time. In the
next Auto took the pole very soon
and held on. winning by neck from
Copa de Orc In. fierce drive, with :
Another hard drive. and Auto won the
third heat. Snow did not offer to try
very hard with Darkey Hal in rhis
mile. but in the fourth he came fast
with her in the stretch, and sending
Auto to a break. near the finish, won
handily The nth was easy for OAR
key Hal. Auto broke badly and was
d.stanced.
The a:ls trot was battle royal.
Colonel Osborne, Busy, Teasel and
Prince C. winning heats in turn, and
Prince C. being the best in the fifth
mile. Summaries:
hcats-Zomalta won In straight heats:
Loyal. second; Annette, third. Best
time, 2:103-4
2:O7 pacing-stake, $4,000; three in
five heats--Darkey Hal won; Copa de
Orc. second. Eph cinders. third. Best
time. 2:O4 la. 81
e:ia trot--purse, $1,000; three in i've
heats Prince c. won; Teasel. second;s
Busy. third. Best time. 2:0S ga.
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NORFOLK RACES
UP AGAIN ST RAIN

The weather Of this week was decidedly
against the Norfolk races. The rain put the
solutely dangerous. With Il let up of the
showers on Thursday the track was found
to be too slippery to be safe for the horses.
The conditions had not improved yesterday
and the hope that had been INDUCED IN
that the races OF four days could be pulled
off In two (including to-day proved to be
an Idle dream.
Nevertheless, Secretary Covinston and
scme of his associates were sanguine last
evening that they would be able to get
through with u program to-day. deter,
mired effort viii be made to have several
races in order to give the horsemen some
satisfaction for having shipped their horses,
to Norfolk, and having been under one
weeks expense. gis
The horses that loft the State Fair
Grounds in this city early In the week for
some will participate In to-days races II
the track can be put In any kind of condi-s
ton. Among the harness horses are those,
and a. It. Griffith. ss6S.
A number OF Richmond horae,nen and
others OF this city Interested In the racing
part OF the week waiting for the weather
to give them chance to indulge In theis
favortte sport. fa
be mentioned the followtng: Captain w. w.
Hutchinson. George B. Bull, Henry Nolte.s
Bud Neal. Frank Anthony. ]. w. Walker.
Courtney. d. o'Dwyer and w. ]. Carter. The.
last mentioned had been asked 10 serve as
one OF the officials of the races.
Captain Hutchinson was on the grounds
in the interest of the newly-formed Peters
burg Driving Association. under whose
auspices two-days race meeting viii sbai
given at the Riverside track, Petersburg.
noxt Tuesday and Wednesday,. August ith
and 9Th. He expects to get number oc.
the harness horses and the runners to go to
Petersburg. Incidentally, the captain also
spoke for tho Richmond Driving Club
whose races on the 2Oth and 3lst OF July
We're not as we'll patronized as expected. and
who will make another effort on the grounds
of the Virginia State Fair. with the hope
OF meeting with better success.
Some of the horses at Norfolk this week
Will be sent Tomorrow to Tasley. ON tho
Eastern Shore of Virginia, to take part In
the second weeks meeting OF the Maryland
and Virginia Fair and racing circuit. Tas-
ley Is quite a racing centre. and the county.
to have a fine lot OF trotters. PAGERS and
runners.
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] SINNER LEAVES
[special to The Times pIspatch.,

Special to The Times Dtspatch.J
e WINCHESTER, VA, July 3l.--Shiner,
the veteran twirler of the Winchester
baseball team, has severed his conpec-
ton with the locals, and. 1t i Is stated
tonight, will appear In a IIagerstown
uniform to-nlorrow.a Manager Baker
and Sinner are said to have a misun-
the locals left on the present trip,
Sinner remained at home.@ Sinner has
pitched good ball this season, and the
told man"awill be missed at Reservoir
Park. With CantWell, Johnson Mont
Eolnery and the southpaw, Feiser. again
with the team, the locals will still have
q great pitching STATE B.,
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CAROLINA LEAGUE
.fspecial to The Times-Dispatch.]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
WINSTON-SALEM. N. c., July 3l.-An-
derson was an easy marks for the Twins to-
day the visitors being defeated to !. Two
OF NVnstons eight hits were two-baggers and
one a three-basger.
Score BY innings: z. Il. -.
winston ........o 1900 os.-s
Batteries-Cox and Hobbs; Stoehr and
Cooper. Umpire, Mclaughlin.
Special to The Tines Dispatchl
GREENSBORO, N. c.. July 31.-The To-
Gals broken even with Spartanburg to-day,
winning the first game +, /, and losin &
thu second s to O. Walters and Mcdonald
both pitched great ball in the first cams.
Walters having shade the better OF It.
The locals won out In the eighth. when
Hicks singled to right scoring Cisson.
In the second game the locals suffered a
reversal of form, piling up six errors and
giving Spnrtanburg the game. OMara al
lowed only three hits. while the spartans
found Hnmmersley for eeven. The feature
OF tho game was throw from contre by
Cisson, cutting of runner at homo.
Score ee by innings: r. H. e.
Greensboro .....,0 1 90 o o o 80 0
Spartanburg .....1 0 0 o o o o 00--1 9
Batterles--Walters and Walsh; McDon-
aid and Buesse. Umpire, Westervelt.
Second game
Score by innings: r, II. F..
Spartanburg ..l...a OIL o o o o ! lis II 0
Battories-Hammersley, Bertrand and
Walsh; O'Mara and Buesse. Umpire, West
ervelt.
AT Greenville-- y3reenvillc. 9, Charlotte. i
(eleven nnings),
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DOWN SHOEMAKERS
ON WATERY FIELD.
Special TO The rimes-plsna,eb.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.J
NORFOLK. VA, July 3I.-Portsmouth
aeteated Lynchburg to-day in the first
game of dopo!e- header by the score
OF to 1, the second game being called
In the second inning on account OF
The field was muddy. and several
times rain fell during the contest.
both Mailman and Friend, soutlipaws,
Put up good articles OF twlrIing under
the conditions, but Mailman had all
the Truckers out of last place easily.
Darkness aided the pitchers, while q
wet ball helped the batters. The
features Of the game We're the batting
the inheld work of both teams.
Portsmouth
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PULASKI, q; WYTHEVILLE, o
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

PULASKI. VA. July 31.-Pulashi de-
fsated Wytheville to-day In very cx-
citing game of baseball Both teams
were In fine. form. and put UP fast
game. Neither side scored TIL the
eighth inning when Pulaski took n
batting rally and got four singles and
"a double OF O'Bricn. which netted them
four runs. Only three hits were made
Oft Wallace. and with faultless sup
port Ire was at no time In danger Of
being score on.
Batteries. For Pulaski-Heinich and
Wallace Northumberland and o'Bri-
en-
Phipps one OF Pulaskis pitchers
has been tele graphed for by Lynchburs.
IT lis not known yet whether he will
ienye. the home club to join the Hill
Climbers. Il
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EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGU E

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
WILMINGTON. N. c.. July 3l.-In fast
ternoon. With timely hitting and fine fieli-
ini; the local slaughtered the rejuvenated
Raleigh team.
score by innings: II. L.
Raleigh .........0 o o o o o o 90 Z /
Wilmington $500 o 81 / o ot.-4sfs l
Batteries-Edmundso and Wrenn; Levy
and Ross.
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.LEANDER BEATS BELGlANs

HENLEY. July sl.-The Leander crew
beat the Belgians in the eight-oared race
held here to-day in connection with the
Olympic regattn.
This event has created some surprise IN
the athletic world. as the Belgians We're
backed to win: they having defeated tho
crack Cambridge eight. which was looked
upon as nearly certain OF winning the
cha m 10 n ship. 5-i
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LynchburE.

Portsmouth .s........ 4 o 000000s-4
Lynchburg .......... O100000-1
Summary: Earned runs-Portsmouth,
8: Lynchburg, /. Two-base hits-Wal-
lace. Sacrifice hits-Billet. Stolen
bases-Lawrence. Double plays-Gui-
heen to Lawrence to Schrader. Left
on bases-Portsmouth, s: Lynchburg.
1. Struck out-By Mailman, Z; by
Friend, T. Bases on balls-By Hallman.
1; by Friend, L. Time Of game, 1:40.
Umpire, Mace. Attendance, $780,
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Standing of the Clubs.
Games To-Day.

Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Washington ut Chicago.
New York at Cleveland
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cHRlsTIANsBURG LOSES

Especial 10 The Times D!spa,ch.l :.
CHR1STIANSBuRG. VA. July sI-
Roanoke defeated ChristIansburg to-
day by score OF Z to L. Batteries:
Thompson and Trout: Webb and Yea
rent.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Ye.terdn,

Results Yesterday.
Chicago. 4: Washington. /.
st Louis. 4; Philadelphia, 2.
Cleveland, IS; New York, 8.
Detroit, s.; Boston, Q.
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PIRATES PULL OFF
NEAT TRIPLE PLAY
Phillies Blank Reds in Sensational
,Gane-Cubs Make 1t Four
Straight from Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Hcsuits Yesterday.
Brooklyn. 2: Plttsburg, 8.
Philadelphia. 8; Cincinnati, 0.
New York. o; ST. Louis, 2.
Boston, i; Chicago, 8.
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standing Of the clubs.
Games TO-DAY.

5CHICaSO ut BubtOH.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at New York
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RICHMOND AMATEUR LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs.

Games To-day. -
c. c., a. VS.. Pledmonts, c, G. a, Held.
Battle AKA VS.. lmperiais. Imperial neid.
Rustlers vs., Colts, Fulton,
Brooklands VS., Manchester, Byrd Park.sl
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
RcsuIts YESTERDAY.

Richmond -Danville no game. rain.
Roanoke. q; Norfolk. l..
First game: Portsmouth, A; Lynch
burg, /.
Second game: Portsmouth-L ynchburg
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AT Birming hanl Ala
Score by innings: r. II. -,
Birmingham ...,o ! 9 81 -
Little Rock % O 0 o o 2000--3 o
Batteries: Robertaille and Raub;
Fart and Wells. Time, 1:40. Umpire,
Wheeler and Fitzslmmons.
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At Atlanta. Ga
Score by innings: r, Il. p.
atlanta -; ,. - y = y 4 ~
Batteries: Ford and McMurray; Bart
LEY and Stratton. Time, $500, UNI
Ipires, Brown and Carpenter.
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Baseball Ballot Editors #
for Smiling Dutch Revslle, tho hardest
working pitcher In the league. Hoping him
ITO win the prize. yours truly. LUX al
IarrAtt, Va u. y. BROWN.
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AT Montgomery. Ala

AZ MONTGOMERY AlH,-
Y Score by innings: r. II. F..
Montgomery ~. % 0 Dol % % 0 8
Mobile $500. % 0 90 0 058 0 O--9 Is IS
Batteries: McCafterty. Thomas and
Shannon; Becker, Hickman and Gar
vim. line. 2;05, Umpire, Moran, Call
ed. darknesa-l M 81 sSsSa
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Neither Team Being Able to Brave the Elements
Skies Dark and Gloomy; Rainfall lncessant.

son. and the rooters are watching the
teams with intense interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-01

Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please put these thirty votes to the credit
of that dear, Guy Titman. who I think is,
not only the best fielder in the league. but
also the most handsome and sweetest man
In the whole bunch am just crazy about
him. Here's wishing him luck. From
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-01
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Nashville. Tenn
Score by innings: 3, II. -.
Nashville ........O Q % I
@ Batteries: Dugan and Seabaugh; Saw
idge and O'Leary. Time. 1:27, Umpire.
Pfenninger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-01

Easeball Ballot Editor:
Please find Enclosed twelve votes. which
you viii please place to the credit of Mr..
Kanz!er Hoping he Will get the prize. very
truly yours. s. B. OLD.
ClayvilIe. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-01

Baseball Ballot Editor:
1Rclosed please find 1877 votes for Hebron
THREE FANNIES.