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The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
The Official Score

Earll74 tol'1r1nia- I; Marines. / First base
By errurs-Colurbia- 5. Marines. 2 Left o. bass.-
Columbia 8: MARINES. l. First base on baus-Of
Gallagher. J. cf Ritter L Innings pitches-Bv
Atkins, i. by RiteT. s Hits uade-OH Atkins :
Of Ritter. g, Srusck ost-By Gallagher s br R5-e-
) Ihree-bsse hIrs-Clesr Hurley Two-hase hits
Atchison. kinney. Gailashsr Sacrffc. hils-I.s,
Gear, 1aliagner- SNYDER stolen bases-Slea-her
Lay. Euriey. Atclison- Double rlavs-Ri.s- -
Meagher 70 Berick: SNYDER 70 Meaghsr: Atchisou "a
Mullen 70 Gear Hit BY pitche7-By Atkins
umplre-dr- Bets Trne Ct game-I hour and S
uiu-tes.
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MATHEWSON AIDS
TEAM To VICTORY
QuakerS jIake Triple Play
in Second Inning.
CUES DOWN THE PIRATES
Race Continues Close, but with
Giants Gaining
CUES DOWN THE PIRATES

ReHibach Has Pfttsburg at His
Mercy and Easily scores a shut
out Thus Putting the worlds
Champions but Half n Game BE-
hind the Pirates - Boston and
Brooklyn split DoubIe-header.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Tcrouto-First game; Rochester. o. Toronto s.
Second game: Rochester. l. Toronto tcaIled sev-
enth, ds-knessl-
At Nfoutreal-BrfFalo 6: Montreal :
At Proridence-Blltimo7e. s; Proyidence .
At Jersey City-NeWark. .; jersey City. 3
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AZ Colum mhus-Toleio. ?; Columhgs .
At Nflwaukee-A Aiiluaukes. s; s. PAM 4
At Louisville-Iadianapoiis !. Louisville Q.
At Kansas City-1linneapolis G; Kansas CITY. s
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Tro-bsse hits-N0wrey e.. LobTrt. koue-cly.
shaw Three-hase hit-Bescher Double rlays-NIc-
Lear 20 Lob~Tr, Charles % Morris % kcnetcly.
Struck cut-By SPADE. 5. by Higgins 3 Bases ou
daIls-Of Saa6e. 8; oF Higgins I. Of Sallee. 8
Un.rire-Mr RiEier- AttcndaHoe-5oGo
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-a0--A-e ---->.l---ill- HONE Ell--- filrL---- NC
Council Famed -Philadelphia Q. Boston .
stolen basss-}Ianusl. Mcconnell Lsfr on bass
Pllladall-ia- 8, BC=-7r-- O. BASES On balls-0F
CG1ulh=. & Struck out-Bv Co1uts. :. hv Steele 3
Sacrifice Ai--Lo-d- Hit by pitched halI-Hy COMBS
o Umpre-1fr Connolly. Time Il same-I hoa-
ard IS minutes. Attendance -0po-
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis Birmingham. /; Memphis O.
A. Little Rock-First game: Little Bock g At
iznta O. Secoud game: Atlanta :. Little Rock g.
At Mobiie-First esme; Mobile { Nashville /
seoond game. Nashville. 2; Mobile O.
AT New Orleans-Nsw Orleans Is MontEomey.
rain.
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ATHLETICS ARE VICToRS.
COOmbs' Pitching Responsible fo-
Downfall of the Red sox.

Boston. Sept 5--Coombs proved too
much fer the Red Sox to-day and the
Athletics won. 8 TO . Mcconnell made
q homer IN the ninth. but there was no
one on base. Score
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T-r,e-h haze hfss-Tiuker ChaE-r- T-r1-sass hit
RsuIta-h. Bass on baIls-Of Val- o OF Rsal-
bach. g. % Lever ; SruIrE 0H--FiV Val. g. tT
Reulha-l S. tv Lever. J. Double risys-Tirklr
% Eve-s 20 Chsuce- S-eiufe-i- % king Emu-rl-
Nr. OD4y- Arrenisnce. 500
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REDS GET a SCARE.
81. Louis Scores Four Runs in the
Ninth Inning

Cincinnati. Sept Cincinnati secured
an early lead in to-day's game. although
ST Louis gave them a bad scare in the
ninth by scoring four runs. Score.
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Tvo-base ht-Walsh- Three-base hit-DouEherty
Double plays-Walsh 20 Parent 10 Isbe1: Perrinc 4
StoTau Bases on baIls-Of Walsh ]. Of JOSS I
Struck Out-By Walsh. g. hy JOSS L Umpires-
Messrs- Egan and Sheridan. Attendance. n,s00
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REULBACH IN FINE FORM.
Cub TyvirIer shuts Ont the Pirates
without Great Effort

PIJsburs. Pa. Sept 5--Reulhach was
AZ ali times master OF the situation to
day. and the Chicago Cubs scored an
Easy win over Piitshurg. Scnre.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Britain-HsTtford l. New Britain 0
At Holyuke-Holyoke. ?, NIeriden. o
~ New HaTen-Nsw Haven. !: Waterh1ry. I l5ars-
acssl-
1t SrTingheld-FiIst game Srringdeld- 70: Bridre-
port 3 Second game: BrdEepcrt. ;. SprirCdeld- l.
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81. Louis. No. Sept SIN a sensational
pitching duel between Howell and sum
mers. in the second game Of the series.
the former won N the tenth inning
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Double plav-D1uus % schasfsr 20 Rossuau-
Bases On bsIls-Of Howell Srr1cz out-Hy
Summer. Z. hy Howell. . Umpi-es-lIszsrs- Hurs.
aI,i q -L1lehlin- A-rendaucs. j 90
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TIGERS ARE DOWNED
Howell 0utpitches Summers
and Wins In Tenth.
SOx SHUT OUT CLEVELAND

Three Leading Teams in American
League Vow hut One Game Apart.
Team Win second Successive Game
from Leaders in the Race.
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JOHNSON AGAIN
BLANKS YANKEES
New York BatterS Helpless
Before YOUngster.
ALLOWS BUTTHREE HITS
Nationals Knock Manning Out
in First Inning.
ALLOWS WSBUTTHREEH HITS

With TannehfII. Hughes, and Kee-
ley Out of Commission johnson Is
Forced 20 Go TO the Box, but He
shows such Grand Form that the
highlands Are Never Dangerous.
Nationals Hammer Ball Hard.
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dan. DahIcn - Nicfanu Strlck out-By Flahertyt
Q. b. Ru-zcr. j. Bass ca haIls-Ot Flaherrys .
J-ranire-AIr Jahus.oee Atteudauce. g oo1
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Onzha-Puebio. 3. Omaha. :
At Sioux City-DeuTsr, 1; Sioux City. a
A. LDcoln-Des N0ines. 5, Lincoln. 4
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The score.

and a fine catch by Mcnveen in the ninth
were fielding hits which illuminated the
New Norks' work
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ALL CREWS ARE HERE
Oarsmen Primed for Middle
States Regatta.
FAMOUS COACHES PRESENT

Tyventy-three of the Twenty-seven
Club Crews Are CHARTERED in the
Potomac Boat HOuse-Wtl Launch
shells To-day and Go Over the
Course in Final Practice Spins.
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YESTERDAYS Results

Boston. 4, brooklyn. B
Brooklyn. @; BOStOn.O.
Chicago, II; PIttsburE. q.
Cincinnati. 8; 81. Louis, :.
New TOrk, .; Philadelphia, 1.
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The score.

-Ear-e5 FOX S-ephens in tenth -Batted Cor Howell
IN tenth zone ou- wLea winning rln gas ulade-
st. Louis-.-----.----------- O o 900 G -
Detroit Q o 0 0 o IL
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington. 81 New York, o.
st. Louis, - Detroit, L
Chicago, :; Cleveland, 0.
Philadelphia, B; Boston, ?.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
CLASS A.
Columbia, II; Marines, 2.
Treasury, 81 Grace s.
Class B

TvvininE, 80 lexington, 4
ShOpmen, ~ Nesco, 8.
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FIRST CANE
-E-IND L--LLIE

Two-hase hit-SUeeney- Struck out-By Wilhelm.
3 ug Fergason- ! Bases on hsllS-Of Wilhelm ),
q Ferguson. 2 Cmpire-1ir. Johnst0ne.
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TO-DAY-s GAMES.
PittsburS at Chicago.
81. Louis at Cincinnati.

srANDIxG OF TIE TEAMS.
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sTANpING oF rHE rEAMs.
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To-DAY,S GAMES.

SANDING OF LEE TFANrs.
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Continued On Page 3. Column 2
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-31

The Silver City boys are now busy put
ting their side hin baseball ground in
shape, and practicing for the big contest
to come off on the 9th ultimo, intending
to win back the honors they lost this
week to the DeLamar boys, or perish in
the attempt. They are afraid that the
girls who did the tumultuous tanning for
them at DeLamar, viii forever go back on
them unless they win next time.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-31
HOMEDALE ITEMS.
JOHN LAMB.

The grading and fencing win soon be all
completed, on the new railroad between
Caldwell and Homedale; the company has
steel and ties at Caldwell and were laying
the same quite rapidly, when they ran up
against some telephone poles, and were
delayed for few days, but are busy sur
veying, somewhere between here and
Winnemucca, probably in the Sheaville,
DeLamar or Jordan Valley country. All
the work done SO far and the material
used will measure up first-class.
Homedale has a very convenient gen
eral store, a hardware store, butcher
shop, and very neat harness shop with
a first-class harness maker at the helm.
The farmers in the vicinity of Home
dale are now sure of good average hay
crop.
Martin Jensen and family are at the
Hot Springs for a few days, and when he
returns he will have to begin haying
again; just time to take bath between
hay crops this year.
Land buyers are looking after bargain;
in this vicinity, and some property is
changing hands.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-31
SILVER CITY NJ. @ M. co

J. E. Masters. who willsuperintend the
development work on the group of claims
acquired by the S. c. M. & M. Co. Ltd,
the Berg property, will tomorrow put men
at work on the tunnel to be run to cut
the vein on the Crown Point claim The
tunnel Will be started from a point about
1000 feet northwest of the Blaine mill, and
its dump viii be in the gulch leading from
the mines down to Long gulch, on the
road leading from town to the Blaine mill
There is room for mill site, with good
water supply, near the mouth of this
gulch. Work on this well known prop
erty promises to be leading feature OF
the mining industry of this camp in the
near future.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-31
THE BANNER

The first cleanup of the Banner mill,
since starting, will be made tomorrow.
1t is not expected that the results will be
hattering, as the ore put through the mill
has all been of lower grade-ore that has
accumulated in the levels during develop
ment workout samples taken daily from
both battery and tailings, prove that the
mill is doing very satisfactory work in
saving the values.
Men are now at work putting face
and timbers in the mouth of the new mill
level tunnel intended to cut the Banner
ledge 300 feet deeper than the present
workings, and several hundred feet fur
ther south. This tunnel win cross the
Emma claim, east of the Banner, where
it is expected to cut good vein OF ore.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-31
POTOSI.

The Potosi mill mechanics now have
the battery completed; the pans and set
tiers all set and adjusted; the cement
floors laid and are aw waiting the arrival Of
the tube mill and concentrators, which
when set, will complete a very modern
plant. It bids fair to be completed dur
ing the month of August, when right in
the edge of town we viii hear the noise of
the stamps of modern reduction works
In the mine, two shifts are now en-
ployed, with machine drills, driving No. 2
level further south and in continuing the
upraise between Nos. and 2levels. Two
more shifts are also engaged in pushing
the crosscut tunnel to connect with the
shaft level. tunnel.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-31

and banners, too sad and weary to toot
horn or wave flag.
Every horse and vehicle in Silver was
engaged beforehand to take Silver people
down. Even the big stage coach, idle for
one day in the week, was brought into
requisition and carried as big load Of
girls and boys as it could hold The Sun
day closing law was a real thing in Silver
that day, there being none left but the few
old soaks who could not get away and who
adorned the benches and longed for drinks
while the lett r people left the town to
take care Of itself
At DeLamar it was different. Every
thing was alive down there. The boys
had selected beautiful site for ball
ground, on level ground, up near the
Howe Manhattan mine and had worked
for week, clearing it off and putting in
fine shape for the contest They had
come to grief in prior game at Silver
City and had put up $50 wager, and
invited Silver City to come down and try
it over. They had selected most charm
ing spot, with mountain and mine dump
for a background, looking. west, and
beautiful hills across the gulch and town
to the east and north.
The day was perfect one, with the
sky partially clouded preventing the sun
from making it too hot And all Of De-
Lamar climbed the mountain to enjoy
the sport The game began with the
Silver people at bat and all the Silver
girls waving their flags an footing their
horns. The inning resulted in a goose
egg for the batters and two runs for De-
Lamar. But Nugget reporter never was
baseball fan in his younger days, and can
not tell the entire story in detail. How
ever, with an umpire, conceded by all to
be fair, the result of the nine innings, al
played without single dispute, and the
best Of good natured chatting, was twelve
in favor Of DeLamar and five for Silver
City, and challenge from Silver for De-
Lamar to come up here two weeks from
that day and try it over again. But the
Silver City fans did not toot their horns
as loudly after the game was half over,
but the girls maintained their pluck and
brought their flags and ribbon-bedeclSed
trumpets home to be footed again on the
next occasion, and the boys are busy re-
plenishing their depleted wallets, hoping
to win back what they loaned to DeLamar.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-31
DE LAMAR

Joe Negrini was up from the ranch Sat
urday, and he reports his hay doing better
than last year
Favorable mention might be made of
the way the Silver City fans support their
team. Every one that could possibly get
down, was here last Sunday and even
to the very end Of the game when their
team was being defeated and there was
little hope of its catching up, the fans still
kept up their cheering, to encourage the
men. 1t is very easy to yell and cheer
when your team is ahead, but most fans,
when their team gets behind forget that
that is the time above all others when the
team needs support, and they let the men
struggle it out alone. Although there
was a good deal of baseball wit fired back
and forth between the two sides, there
were no sarcastic personal remarks and
when the Silver people went home they
had no i'll feeling for DeLamar, and of
course DeLamar was very well satisfied
with the way things turned out
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-31
nj I N I N G
IN OWYHEE COUNTY

G. J. Teller and H. B. Ellwood, Of Chi
cago, H., who are prominent stock
holders in the Rich Gulch mining property,
have been inspecting this property, and
the surrounding mines. They express
themselves as very much pleased with the
mines and general prosperity of the camp.
They left for home on yesterdays stage
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-31
DeLAMAR WINS.
DeLamar II. Silver City S.

Such was the score of the baseball game
played by DeLamar and Silver City teams,
last Sunday afternoon. The girls of Silver
City and those nearby, worked diligently
a good portion of last week, fixing up
megaphones and banners to take with
them down there, to wave and shout for
the victory of our boys over their down
the-gulch rivals, and our boys, with equal
confidence in their ability to win, went
down with theirp pockets lined, calculating
to skin the DeLamar chappies out of their
coin. But, alas, the megaphones, the
banners and the mems coin all were of no
effect. The DeLamar huskies got the coin,
and the girls brought home their trumpets
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-31

Miss Louie Demming is visiting in De-
Lamar this week
Miss Lovetta Downs left DeLamar We'd
nesday morning, for Boise. Mrs. Downs
and the other two children will leave
about the middle of August
Mrs. A. Bramhal left for Boise some
time ago
John w Shore, who for the past four
years has been accountant for the Della
mar Co., has severed his connection with
the Co. He and Mrs. Shore have added
a great deal to the social life'of DeLamar
and their many friends regret exceedingly
their departure. This is shown by the
number Of parties given in their honor
during the week.
And it came to pass that, it being the
fourth Sunday in July, the tribes from
Silver City journeyed with their ball
team, towards the lands Of DeLamar.
They came in great hordes and spake
unto the DeLamarites, saying, Wo be un-
to you, when our team doth meet thine,
the field thereon. And DeLamar spake
unto them, Have mercy, have mercy
And all the people walketh up the great
mountain and sitteth on the ground and
watcheth the great battle. At the APP
pointed hour the teams marcheth forth
and Del-amar taketh her place in the field
and Silver batteth. But 10 and behold,
when their three men fanneth they haveth
naught but a goose egg. But they hid
not their faces from the multitude but
resolveth to make it three score and ten
when their next inning cometh And
when DeLamar batteth they raised their
score from nothing to two, whereupon the
DeLamarites rejoiceth with exceeding
great joy at seeing their score thus raised
But the next inning the fans from Silver
sent out their voices exceeding loud, and
their team did pour its indignation upon
DeLamar, for their score, they raiseth to
two. Whereupon the DeLamaritesc cryeth
aloud to their team, Deliver us out of the
mire and let us not sink, nor let Silver
overflow us; and the team heard, and
they spakesnot but they worketh with
great fury, and their foe was smitten by
score numbering twice three and two.
And now the DeLamar fans speaketh, Of
Silver, to their team, saying, Let them be
confounded, and accordingly their wrath
was sent down in great quantities upon
Silver and when the game endeth the
score standeth for DeLamar one half score
and two, and for Silver, one quarter
score. Whereupon there weeping and
wailing and gnashing of teeth. And De-
Lamar rejoiceth and payeth tribute to
their team with five thousand cents and
beer, and magniied them, until their
hats ftteth not. But as the fire burneth
the wood and the fame setteth the mount
ain on fire, so did DeLamar do unto Sill
YER And the souls Of Silver cryeth out,
Revenge; so therefore another contest
hath been predicted by the prophets on
the second Sunday of the month Of August
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-31

Your chance today Step in now and
look at few new spring and summer
styles we are showing at reductions that
would tempt anybody wearing good
clothes. viii give you perfect fit and
good workmanship. SWEENEY.
Screendoors
Gardenrakes
Carpet and
Building paper
at Philips Hardware Store.
A new lot of birdcages just received at
Philips.
A fine stock of watches, iewelry and
silverware at Rowett's.
Screen-doors and adjustable Window
screens at Philips Hardware Store.
Decorated, imported and domestic
Crockery at very low prices, also new
line of heavy glassware at Philips Hard
ware store.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-31
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

l hereby Announce myself candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff Of 0wyhee County,
Idaho subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic county convention.
NJ NJ KRIEG.
Silver City, Idaho, July 81 1908.
1 hereby respectfully announce myself
candidate for the office of County Super
intendent of Public instruction of owy-
hee County, Idaho, subject to the action
OF the Republican county convention.
MRs. JENNIE FARRER AVERY.
Dewey, Idaho, July 81, 1908.
I respectfully announce myself candi-
date for reelection to the office of Probate
Judge Of Owyhee County, Idaho, subject
to the action OF the Democratic county
convention. FRANK S. HEER.
Silver City, Idaho, July 81, 1908.
1 hereby respectfully announce myself
a candidate for reelection to the Office of
Treasurer of Owyhee County, Idaho, sub
iect to the action of the Republican
county convention.
Mrs. MINNIE WESTON.
Silver City, Idaho, July 81, 1908.
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"YE WHO HAVE TEARS TO
SHED. PREPARE TO SHED
THEM NOW"
A LAST WORD.

Our readers will please take notice, that
after this issue the control Of this paper is
to pass into the hands of Mr.. M. n Fegtly,
who has leased the plant and acquired its
good will for one year, and whom we
heartily recommend to our readers, as a
capable gentleman who will endeavor to
maintain the good will and confidence Of
all our old friends. The present publisher,
grown old in his calling, feels that it is
due him to take years rest. He has no
intention Of leaving the county, where he
feels that he has made many friends and
some enemies, at least he will not leave
for some time. With the kindest of re-
CARDS for his friends and holding no feel
ing Of resentment against his fewenemies,
he now bids all of them future prosperity
and happiness.
Very Sincerely,
JOHN LAMB.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-31

Kry-stol, the beautiful pattern of imi-
tation cut glass, and fancy imported and
American Crockery at Philips Hard
ware store,
Edison's latest records for monographs
received monthly at Rowett's Jewelry
Store. Edison monographs always in
stock.
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SScrume's sIntiuort.
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