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The sun., 1909-11-29

This afternoon Sutton will plry against
CassiGnol and in the evening Slosson and
Demarest will meet The last game Of
the tournament will be between Slosson
and Cutler.
he fnal game In the amateur three
cushion handicap tournament will be played
Budd and Maurice Roy. The tournament
was an elimination affair. the Two above
named being the survivors OF q field OF
tv enty-tWo starters.
The sun., 1909-11-29
Tigers Lose series In Cuba.

HAvANA. Cuba. Nov. 2s.-By defeating z
the transforming Tigers to-day by a score
OF Z TO I. the Almendares club won the series
by Z games to Errors by the American
League champions were responsible for
all the runs. Mullinss hne pitching going for
naught. Score by innings:
Re. n.
Detroit. - o o 0-t
Bstteries.-Manoss and Gonsaiss; Muliin aad
Deokandorf.
The sun., 1909-11-29
Pigeons. Poultry and Cats.

The annual exhibition Of the New York
Poultry. Pigeon and Pet Stock Association
will begin at Madison Square Garden on
January L. The show will consist Of pigeons.
on December II with H. v. Crawford OF
Montclair, N. J. The Atlantic Cat Club
will give its show also for three days. De
cenber 20, 30 and 81. Mrs. +. Y. Mathis
will be manager
The sun., 1909-11-29
Special Cable Dsspates to TIE Sun.

PARIS, Nov. 2s.-The race for the Prix
Magne, 1900 francs. for three-year-olds
about 3,l00 meters, was run to-day at
Auteuil and vas won by Cherisey's Impur.
Eptomssi's Delus was second and Nash
A Turner's Pillard third. The Prix
Richard Hennessy. steeplechase. $4,000
Hitchcock Juniors Stokes. Ricottis Dame
des Pres was second and Canault's Conte
Bleu. third.
The sun., 1909-11-29

At the Northwestern 4. G. headquarters
there was a good sized pack. and they sped
over a circuit of n little more than three
miles. The leaders were W. Murray and
J.. sherman. but the latter spurted in the
last half mile and won easily. His time
was II minutes 25 seconds.
The Mott Haven A. &. pack met at the
clubhouse at l3Sth street and Third avenue
and from there ran n course Of about six
first home. closely followed by II. Braddiil
OF the Holy Cross Iyceum.
The sun., 1909-11-29
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILE ADVICE
TO RESIDENTS Of new JERSEY

Whatever automobile you decide to pur-
chase. il is decidedly to your advantage to
get it Of New Jersey dealer. All cars
need little adjustments and attentions on
the start. to which you are entitled. and
it is most important that the New Jersey
agent have an interest in the car.
In sddition. all contracts with manu-
faetures require dealers to sell only in
their own territory. You want a clear
title 10 your car.
The sun., 1909-11-29

A string of eighty-hve mon turned out
at the Glencoe A. c. and eighty of these
covered the course of three and one -ha If
run was between J. Hells W ell. who came
across from Paterson. and Nj. Newman
se eps ra ted them nearly all the way. but
the Mohawk man had more in him on tho
home sprint and he won by about ten
Following is the order of the frsttwenty-
Ave tn
The sun., 1909-11-29

Jsf'g frisnds cay. he probably, yin sixn
articles. Meanwhile Q Phlladelphia club
intends 70 offer a big guarantee to Jenrtee
II he will meet Kaufman In q six round bout
in Cuakerville.
The Brooklyn Jockey Club announces
thnt various I'm mportant stakes 70 be run
at Graveeend in 1910 and 1911 have nlled
rema rkab well. Among the nominal tors
for the Great American OF %, 500 to be run
next spring are August Belmont. Y. r..
Bradley, a. torsythe; james i keene,
gelier stable. the Newcastle stable. the
Oneck Stable, NJ. J.. Schwartz, A. u. Spreck-
els. II. p. Whitney and n. NJ. Zlegler.
Practically all Of these nominations figure
in the list for the 5000 Brooklyn Derby
OF l0lI.
Several horses have died since reaching
FL Paso for the Juarez meeting, which
opens on Wednesday, presumably be-
cause Of the temperature and atmosphere.
il Is said that nearly 900 horses will be on
hand when the new track Is opened.
Bids for the Jefries,; Johnson nght will
be opened at II o'clock next " ednesday
morning at Meyers Hotel in Hoboken.
The sun., 1909-11-29
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR 1T.

Advertisements for The Sun and TIE
EVENING SUN may be left at any Ameri-
can District Messenger once In the city,
The sun., 1909-11-29

An open tournament for professionals
and amateurs will be held at the course CT
the Atlanta Athletic Association on Decem-
ber 10 and IL. IL will be AZ seventy -tw o
holes. medal play. with cash prizes for the
professionals
The sun., 1909-11-29

vas an interestine four bali match yestsre
day at the Country Club OF Lakewood in
which Fred Herrcshof and Findlay Douglas
we're opposed to Jerome Travers and W, r..
Simons OF Dyker Meadow. The former
pair had the more strength, Douglas, ID IL
said, getting 73 on his own hook, and they
won by up and to play.
The sun., 1909-11-29

The next British amateur championship
will be pla yed at Hoylake in the week be-
ginning May 30 and the open champion
rumor is again current that Robert Max
well. British amateur champion in 1909
and again this year. both wins at Muir
and that he may play in the South this
winter.
The sun., 1909-11-29

10 was said yesterday that Jefries will
promptly turn down a renewed offer 10
money may be offered for the mill, because
% the fact that W. A. Brady IL said TO be
ANXIOUS to secure the exclusive ri ight 20
viii put up a SO 900 aide bet for kaufman
and will agree 20 let the light go 70 the
The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-08
NEWS OF MURFRtESBORO

M. M. Mauney and wife re- turned from Hot Springs Satur- day.
 !. II. Conway is building an addition to the hotel. eleven rooms being added.
 Bert Johnson superintendent of the big orchard was in town Sat arday and said the peach crop was badly damaged by the last cod speE,
 S $. Langley bought the " T. LOckeby new residence in the Kelley addition and Mir. Lockeby bought B. F. Arnold out.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-08
MYSTERIRUS MURDER

New LeWisYle, March. 7.-The sudden death of Miss Efrie Kit chens, a highiy-respscted young lady living near Stamps, last Monday night has caused the greatest nsatiCn that cOm- munity has ever experienced She was the daughter of James Kitchens an influential farmer was well educated. handsome and a general favorite in that com munity
 She was discovered by her moth CT in a dying condition and re- mained conscious long enough to tell her that she had been pois- oned and that some one had just escaped from the room through the windowa
 She had retired apparently in good health and was apparently happy in her home and contented with her surroundings. which lends weight go the theory that she was foully murdereus
 It is understood that two par ties are under surveillance. but as yet no arrests have been made The general opinion is that one of two things has happened, namely, that she was either foully murdered or was a suicide with the preponderance of weight to the murder theory
The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-08
A QUEER -:- -:-
 INVESTMENT.

Copyright. 1909. by American Press Asso-
 ciation.
 Billy Moreton was born reckless Reckless people usually expect other people to be reckless Billy expected this. They are usually generous and expect their friends to be generous. Such was the case with Billy.
 One night he was sitting in a gam.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-08
SAW MILL FOR SALE

The Compton Saw Mil, locat- cated on the Jordan place six miles east of Emmet, Arkansas will be sold at Prescott, Nevada County, Arkansas March 20, 1909 for cash by
 w. V. Tompkins.
 Trustee.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-08
THE PRESCOTT DAILY NEVIS.
 PUBLISHED BY The News Printing Go.

Entered as second class matter April .5, 1907, at the post office at Prescott, Ark, under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1879.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-29

Fred Tenney. playing first base for
New York Nationals, is one of the
real veterans now playing baseball.
He is the last member of that famous
old Boston infield. composed of himself
at first. Bobby Lowe at second. Her
man Long at shortstop. with Jimmy
Collins at third. now playing in the
major leagues.
Tenney was traded To- New York be
fore the opening of the 1905 season.
He is considered the most valuable
infield player in the National league
today, and has been Il great help To
McGraw in carrying through his
plans.
Fred Tenney is probably the only
ball player in the country who has
played in two leagues in one day.
When the young collegian joined the
Boston National league club Frank
Selee loaned him to Tom Burns. man
ager of the Springfield club in the
New England. league. where Tenney
began t. break up the organization by
losing perfectly good SIS balls.
On Decoration day morning. 1896.
Tenney played with Springfield and
made a home run and two singles.
About noon Burns received telegram
from Selce, ordering him to send Ten
ney to Boston Immediately. Fred
reached Boston in time I" play for the
Beaneaters that afternoon.
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CHAUFFEUR KILLED
WHEN AUTOS CRASH

san Francisco. Aug. 2S.-William
harrington. chauffeur for Earl Rogers.
one of the attorneys for Patrick Cal
houn. was killed in Golden Gate park
early today when his automobile with
three passengers crashed into another
machine. According to members Of
the party. harrington was driving at a
very high rate of speed when the col
lision occurred. Mrs. harrington. Miss
Grace Williams and man whose
identity was not revealed, We're IN
jnred, but not seriously.
The machine driven by harrington
turned over and pinned the driver he
meath. killing him instantly. Friends
of the dead chauffeur state that he
was the sole heir To the estate of his
mother. Mrs. McGrath. who recently
died in Tacoma. His father. William
harrington. Sr. is said to be a resident
of that city.
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QUITS HIS FIGHTING
TO STUDY FARMING

spokane. Aug 2S-F'rom fighting
Tommy Atkins on the plains and hills
in South Africa To Waging more
profitable warfare with water on arid
places in Texas and New Mexico is a
far cry. but that is the occupation of
General Ben J. Niliocu Of LA Mesa
\. NJ. who has come IL Spokane to
study the various methods Of supply
ing moisture 10y artificial means as
praCticcd in the Inland Empire Gen
eral Nilioen was a personal friend of
President Kruger. and was with him
in several of the campaigns during
the Bocr war. going to England after
ward, and later settling in the south
west. where he Is Interested in num-
er"us irrigation enterprises which give
promise Of rVCouping his shattered for
tunes. He came north with the dele
cation from FL PaSo. Texas. and had
enjoyable trip He will visit the
Clarkston- Lewiston country. afterward
going to the Yakima and Wcnatchee
valleys, also taking in other parts of
the Inland Empire where intensive
cultivation j. practiccd He has al
ready visited the Spokane valley.
where the small orchards and truck
farms are now at their best
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CROWS ARE TO GET
MORE COMPENSATION

Washington. Aug. 2S.-The Crow In-
dams will receive $i55."5O next yea.
for the grazing privileges on their
lands in Montana. instead of s4o5o
obtained for the sasre purpose this
year.
TIL" ILhian bureau conceived the
idea of having grazing bids opened
and contracts let in this city instead
Of ON the Indian reservation and the
Grow reservation was II" first in
which the innovation took effect.
The last of the contracts was cfuScd
today
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-29
THE PRIZE WINNERS
At NATIONAL SHOOT

Camp Perry, ohio. Aug 2S.-The Ma
tional Rifle association of America
opened its annual tournament today
with II full card. Medal prize winners
in the national pistol shoot yesterday
were announced today, as follows:
Gold medal winners: Walter c.
Short. L. :. A. i3s: Leroy Z. Lyons.
California. 436: james Shook. Oregon.
ABS; John ID. burnett L. :. A. 49,.
Silver medal winners-Frank Parma
lee. Kansas. 43.: William r. Murphey.
Massachusetts. +31: Arthur Smith, COT
orado. 43O: Willis $. Lee. L. 5 y, 4a7.
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MAKES A RECORD.

Pf"vincet@"a. Mass. Aug es-A
worlds rrc"ri for speed on the surface,
~ submarines Was made "ff here, vs.-s
terday by tbs submarine NarA hal dur
ing her contract trials During =
hours nver au even 3ou miles the Mar
Whai averaged le1-l KNOTS an h.aIr
without "a ~trP
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TENNIS AT SALT LAKE.

Salt Lake City. Aug. 2S.-There We're
about 40 entries and Il great many de-
faults nj the opening of the fifth an
nual intermountain tennis tournament
ON the Country club courts today. The
play Is for the championship of Utah.
Colorado. Wyoming. Idaho and Mon
tana. In the mems singles Il. w Sal
isbury beat c. ID. Roberts. 6-3 S-6.
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HORSES WERE cREMATED.

R"seburg. ore. Aug. 9s-Firc which
broke "ut hat" last night destroyed the
barns, feed sheds and II horses be
longing In the Roseburg and Coos Bay
Stage company. and then jumped To-
the brick block In the rear wiping out
Two roomtng houses and half dozen
business houses. The loss will exceed
S5nuHO
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ARE BUYING PLAYERS.

New York. Aug. Twenty eight
players have been purchased by tn.
two New York clubs for next season.
according Ia the official list Of the
National Icagu" commission The New
York American league team has
bought II men and the New York Ma
Iionals ~. Among ths PLAYERS bought
i johnson from Portland ore. Sc
cured by the American league club.
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PAPER MAKERS PROTEST.

Montreal. Aus. 2s.--A delegation lep-
re~enting every paper-makIDg concern
in the province of Quebec has waited
On Premier Lcmer Gouin and jules
Alard. minister Of crown ltntts,. ana
presented ii request that the govern
ment suspend its ne~ tax If s. cents
per cord "n itulp wool exported fruns
This urNN int.t-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-29
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Wichita-0maha- Wichita game
called in the third inning: rain.
At TOpeka-Des Moines. >: To-
peka. 8.
AT nenver-Lincoln. 9: Denver. :.
At Pueblo-Sioux city. :. Pueblo ,
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WOMAN SHOOTS HUSBAND.

Dallas. Texas. Aug. es--K- r. Elan
merry, superintendent Of the registry
department ~ the DALLAS r..SIotE:c"
WAS hot and fatally wounded hy his
din nrced Wife AT nonn today in tho
business district "f 10 in The
Amman MAS s-rr,., ted
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Portland. 6: Los Anaeles, I.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Lnuisville-Lnuisyille 3: Column
bus. 4.
Al ST Paui-First game: Kansas
City, i. St Paul. Is Second game:
Kansas City. =: 81. Paul. s
At Toledo-Toledo. 10; Indianapo-
lis o.
At MInnear"lis-MiIw 10. Min
n"aInlis. -
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The Electric Sign Is Endorsed by Visitors
TIIEI WILL. GO BACK TO THEIR HOMES AND
TALK ABOUT 1T

LOTS OF Ir.-Thcy stood at the Florence corner one
night and hooked up the along the lengthy line of
illuminated signs. There four of them and they
strangers in the city; they talked enthusiastically of
some of the things they had here and parcu
larry interested in the electric signs 'I you" said
of thcm that there is electric power represented
in those signs that than is used in whole
city ut home Wherever he came from. that young
is the of visitor that Mssoula likes have He is
representative of the people, whole who are regis
ter'ng And it is worth while have this fellows
stop with if il is only for day. They learn some
thing about us and they like and with good
words their for Mssoula and people There
can be no mistake made in the proper r the
strangers who with this summer is to the last
ing cre0 OF tue people of the city, especially of the hotel
men, that visitors are going home we'll pleased.
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Stop Doves Winning Streak.

Boston. Aug. 2s.-Cincinnati stopped
Boston's winning streak by defeating
them today, ! To q, Score:
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Batteries-Joss. Berger and Clarke;
Mathews, karger and Carrigan.
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Observation-Disclosures. NeWIn and
Eastwood: Seaton. Cough and Arm
hruster.
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WHITE SOX. CROWD
CLEVELAND
CLOSELY
HITLEss WONDERS GRAB TWO
FAST GAMES FROM LoWLY
NATIONALS.
Hit Hard in Sixth.

St. Louis, Aug. 2S.-Philadelphia hit
Powell hard in the sixth inning of to-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-29
WHEN SAM LANCFORD
MEETS CHAMPION
. KETCHEL
BILL BLUNT SAYS IT'S AN EVEN
MONEY PROPOSITION AND
TAKE YOUR PICK.
IRy Bill Hll1uf

New York. Aug. 2S.-Had Stanley
ketchel and sam Laugford been
matched six months ago. the black
man undoubtedly would have been Il
proh1bitiVe favorite in the betting
Today opinions have changed. and
when these two finally do shake hands
II Will be found that there will be but
little difference in odds either way
And this in the face of Kctchei's
rathe' Indifferent showing against
Papke a month or more ago. If either
man is a firm favorite over the other.
1t will be because his supporters have
larger bank rolIs-a mere preponder-
ance Of money. Regardless of how a
battle between them might result. to-
day 1t looks like an even money prop
osition and take your pick I.angfords
admirers smile when a fight between
them Is mentioned: look wise. nod the
head knowingly and put up two fin
gers. sometimes three. This means
they figure Sam to win in two. or per
haps three. rounds. II You ask a
k"tChel man what ne thinks of IL, he
Will say. 'ketch is too game for him.
He will break Langford's heart before
they have gone very far" There il
one point upon which all sides agree:
If Langford can't win in six rounds or
less. he'll be worse than 10 to |
shot. Even Sans strongest admirers
say he will have to win in n hurry If
at all. It's rather a hard one to pick.
and will keep the boys guessing tor
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classed there didn't appear to he
much hope for him. But he kept on
plugging away. took his beatings like
little major when they came along
and gradually worked his way TO the
top nl the heap. Today. New Workers
are anxious to see him perform
against McGovern. Coster Goldman.
Wagner or any of the little eastern
cracks. and he il sure of a good house
the first time he starts in the east
His latest victory over Percy Cove. the
human stat" WAS sprle performance
When c. Was fighting herea bouts
he always had hard time getting on
matches. They seemed to be afraid Of
him. and the fact that Jimmy De
Forrest and his confrere. Ben Rosen-
than. stood ready at all times to baCs
him for thousand bills in real money
against anybody his own weight. didn't
help matters along any. Looks like
Monte had a great chance Of winning
the bantam championship.
About every 20 minutes a fresh offer
for the proposed Jeffries-Johnson con-
test is announced. Jeff will not re-
turn from Europe until October /. and
until he does nothing definite
can be done When il comes time
To- pick the battle ground he will have
a lot to say. Johnson may be cham
pion according to ring usage but pub
lie sentiment is with Jeffres and 50
long as he is half way fair in his de
mands he will have the support of the
sporting clans. At this writing Cali
fornia and Nevada have the jump on
the other competitors. Finish contests
have been held in both states. and
that is what the public wants to see
~ rounds or more. Coffroth is hot
after the bout for his Colma arena,
and will no doubt prove stubborn
contender when the time for the real
bidding is at hand. The bids so far
made public impress one as being
stall" bids. Like when there is a
newspaper voting contest for the hand
soonest fireman or the most daring
motor man. The supporters of the
contenders hold back their coupons
until the last day. then dump them on
truck and send in about 30 tons to
the contest editor. Tho bona fide bid
ding for the fight hasn't started.
When Coffroth. McCarcy. Mcintosh.
Nevada and few others start In
earnest there will be some fun. Tn
douhtedly the largest purse ever given
for a fight will result.
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Boston Bunches Hits.

Cleveland. Aug. 2S-Boston punched
hits off Joss and beat Cleveland. 4
to 3. Score: r. II. r.
Cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3
Boston -.-............-- .--............-.. IL ,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pirates Take Both.

Brooklyn. Aug. 2s.-Pittsburg took
both games OF todays double header,
To z and 2 RI u Scores.
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Schmidt Saves the Game.

Detroit. Aug. 2S.-Schmidt made a
great play on keeler's bunt in the
ninth and prevented certain tie
Cobb won the game for Detroit. hit
ting for three bases in the opening in
ming. between singles by ID. Jones and
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-29
Cardinals Slipping Fast.
COAST LEAGUE.

Sacramento, 5: Oakland, 3.
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-MathewsOn. Vanguard and
Meyers: Brown and Fisher.
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1t is seldom that one family turns
out IN" such capable bakers as Abe
and Monte Atten When Monte Was
beaten by owen Moran in this city
uuon the EugliShman'S ErSI visit to-
this country. il was thought he
wouldn't H. He Mas :" badly out
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-29
National LEAGUE.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Vancouver 5, Seattle !.
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The Driscnll- Moran bout while il
should result in one of the prettiest
contests imaginable means much more
tn the English sportmen than it does
Ia the fans on this side. as certain
American fight promoters would have
found out to their sorrow had their
bids for the fight been accepted. one
fight promoter offered $4,000. and it is
stated on excellent authority another
one rendered $4,000. Had the latter's
bid been accepted. he would have had
an enormous loss Stariry h...l in the
face. A fight in this country between
Drisc"ll and Moran wouldn't have
drawn $4,000 at the gate or within n
mile of il. even if held under tho most
auspirious ,nnlltinnS. liz an Internal
tional match wherein one of the CON
testants is an American. there Is
certain element Of pride ar rivalry or
patriotism or something that is at
tractive and makes il draw we'll at the
gate. but IA fight in this country be-
tween two foreigners. .-neVaire" The
best evidence that they wouldn't draw
the larger figure is shown by the fact
that neither Moran or DriscolI. ana
both were Very popular in this conn-
try. ever drew that much when pttted
against the best boys America could
tr"t oct. 50 asehert would two Eng
lishmen get offe only once did either
Moran or Driscon draw anywhere near
banner gate. The latter and Abe
Attell pulled in $1,000. and then il had
everything in its favor, The fight had
been discussed in the papers for
weeks: il Was held in the heart of
New York city. and in one of the pref
test and most finely appointed club
houses the eye ever rested upon. Its
Il good job for the American promo
tiers they didn't grab the coming bout
al the figures quoted.
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Batteries-Coombcs and Thomas:
Powell Bailey and stephens.
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Battfrics-Miller and Shea: Erick-
son. Hickey and Sugden.
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Eatteries-Boyce and Byrnes; FItz-
gerald and LaLonge.
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Spokane 7, Aberdeen o.