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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-21
NOSBURGH.

The Ladies society of the Congregation-
al Church will serve an old-fashioned
boiled dinner at the home of +. NJ.
Wright Frlday.-Miss Efle Bashaw of
waterbury, guest OF relatives here. re-
turned home Saturday -Carmi Hart has
moved INTO the house owned by Charles
Bradley-W, f, Cole OF Long Lake. N.
r. Is visiting relatives here. He will
soon Join his parents at Saranac. N. Y,
where they will make their future home.
The Rev, and Mrs. Evarts Kent are In
burlington attending the meeting OF the
a. NJ Airs. Henry Parker of fillmore
IN visiting Mrs. c. Fl, Fairbanks.--A good
audience met Aunt Alma and enjoyed
looking over the family album Friday
evening. The young people performs"
their parts we'll and cleared q goooIy
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MONTGOMERY.


Miss Blanche Mason and Clifton o.
L.afountain, both of this place, were
married October by the Rev. j. r.
Baxendale.
Eliza Trip OF Claremont. n. H., and
James NJ. Manner of this town were
married Monday at the home OF James
NJ. Manner the Rev j. T. BaNendale
Tho death of Noah ", ,r,,.,o .....,
ot hi, bomo IN noe, par,,s,,i.. T,,o,.,a
d,v .,.a,t,y os,sr az u,nas. -, ..a,,.
hour duration of nouralria ~ ,ho ho,,.
On sertonher % no ce,ebro.a, ,,o o,,,,
or,,,orsorv Of his ,dr,b nv. r,,a,
was hold FRIDAY tho pov r po,arso,,
orficia.,no Tho bodv ros hro,,ah, ,ara
for bur,aI Cose,rs c.ood,,ooa 49, -,
into " pichoraso,.s ho,,oo 49,, ,,,,o,.,
the emnIoy Of C. r Cotes Nrs 7, VI.
Co,,bs and en-, rotrrrod r.a,,, ,,.
cbusetts Friday he,nr su,r,,oroa w.. ~.
death ne N w T,,,or 1oh, w.t. l.,
movirr Prov, c1onr,s ta IT,
now house--1ohn pudvob ,s ,,,n,,nc ~
the house he recently ,rrob.sea - N,na
George Smith and Harvey Puavah is
INV ."S ~ ''e ia, i",-hehrE Murray Is
,,o|'ns from -. swan tenement to
49,, - ''ONo ~ "'oN-
'N'@S 'NHco
-, '''N M"
49,. r. '"''
e.,s IT,, ~ a.. va. ~"
p,ohoraaa, ~ N'e.. SO
G, hovo .o.,,.,,s e. on. -"'N
wv = NiO~
A. Tatrea,t. who is having run Of
typhoid fever, is getting along n,celv.-W
T. Payne arrived Monday from Kings
ton. Pa.. for few DAYS duck shooting
on his preserves Mt the month of the
Missisquoi river-The funeral Of Mrs
James Farley was held from, tho Cotho-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-21
ALBURGH.

Mrs. =. D. Beckley and children. who
have been visiting here for several
weeks, have returned to their home In
Detroit, Mich. Miss Hattie Lessor. a
sister, accompanied them for an In
definite stay.-Mrs. II. S. Young IL H.
II. w. Marvin was in Montpelier We'd
nesday.-Mrs. Elsie Hutchins and Mrs.
L. NJ. Hutchins are In Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-21
ISLE LA MCTTE

Noble Hurst of Ohio was in town last
week.-Mrs.. Goss OF New York WAS last
week the guest of Mrs ID. T. Trombly--
Mr. and Mrs, r. II. Severance have re-
turned to Buffalo, N. Y. after spending
few days In town,-Mrs. II. c. Hill IL
better and was able to be moved from
her home to r. r, Neutrality-suspicious.
W. Holcomb OF Rouses Point was In
town saturday,-Mrs. J. M. Skeels re-
turned from Whitehall. N. Y. Saturday.
John Brown OF Chazy, N. y. bought
CO sheep of T.. s. Henry Saturday.
10 Lengfeld and Miss Lucille Larocque
of Plattsburgh spent Sunday with Mrs.
A. NJ. Lengfe,d.
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Continued Ola page H.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
DAYS WORK
YESTERDAY WAS BIG.

Martin sheridan captured the all
around championship of the United
States, held at Celtic Park yesterday in
conjunction with the anne of the
Scottish Clans, running up the wonder
ful total of 1885 points. inc smashing
the former worlds best figures OF
7.13013 points, which he mad in 1907.
Up to the last event on the program,
the mile run, Sheridan vas well ahead
of the record. He expected to step
the mile in about sac, a mark which
he easily has bettered in practise. Pre-
vious to the mile, with no one of class
to push him. Sheridan had driven him
self at top speed through nine events.
and all of his powers of speed and
spring, strength and stamina had been
stretched to the swapping point.
The mile event was the only M in
which Sheridan did not win. His stout
heartedness in sticking out the event
and crossing the line in sos gave him
AGA points and a new record.
Sheridan's exhibition was one of the
most wonderful in sporting history.
With no one to pull him out. the won
derful Celt gamely plugged through the
ten events
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v. w. Sullivan,
Secretary

1EALEC will be received by the
Committees of the Board OF Chosen Freehold
ers of Essex County for the following work:
Laying 1.45o feet Of 24-inch stoneware pipe on
opringheld avenue. Irvinkton.
Extending stone arch bridge on Central ave-
nue., Caldwell.
Extending Baker street bridge over the Rah-
way River, South Orange.
Building concrete cuivert- on Valley street.
South Orange.
Bids to be submitted to the committees on
Thursday. July sth, at 2 p. M. at Room 3i2.
Court House. Newark. n. J., and at no other
time or place.
above Office.
Each bid to be accompanied by a certified
ooeck Tor nve per cent, of the amount of the
bid, or an approved surety bond for ten per
cent. Of the amount of the bid. to ensure the
execution of the necessary contract. and is to
> Endorsed on the outside with the name OF
the bidder and the work he proposes to do.
The committee reserve the right to reject any
o. all bids.
JAMES OWEN,
County Engineer.
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however, was not to be stopped. He ex-
changed punch for punch. but received
considerably the worst OF It. Papke
braced up considerably and succeeded in
making 1t an even round.
Round 1.-THE blows of both contest
ants seemed to nave lost their sting as the
men came TO the centre OF the ring. The
efforts of both to land were futile. al
though they hammered away increasingly.
Pake suddenly shot a stiff left to the pit
of the stomach. but Ketehel countereu
with a left to the body and followed with
a left TO the jaw. Papke staggered
Ketcnel with a straight left to the jaw
simultaneously with the gong. II YVES 4
hard punch and gave Papke a slight adj
of the round.
Round 19-Ketchel came up dancing and
they Naltzed into Il clinch. The fighters
contented themselves with clinching and
staying In close. No damaging punches
wer landed during the first two minutes
of fghting. Papke shot out his right sud-
denly and the blow landed on Ketchei's
jaw and the champion staggered half way
across the ring. Papke followed this up
with another ,vieious slip to the chin .nd
The bell ended an interesting exchange.
Papke's ia
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SHOOTING WAS GOOD
AT SMITH TRAPS YESTERDAY

49,.
The fine weather was the cause OF high
scores In the lfty-bird prize handicap for
members only at the Fourth OF July SHOOT
of the Smith Gun Club yesterday. Messrs.
III. Koeael. James F. Murphy and w. n
Kelley tied for first prize, with fifty birds
each. On the draw Kelley won first. Mur-
ply second and Koegel third prize. John
ICort won fourth prize with forty-nine birds.
A. Castle took fifth prize, David seymour
sixth. w. H. Trowbridgq seventh, Samuel
Thornton eighth, Samuel Castle ninth. Will
lam McMahon tenth and ID. X. Berpaush
eleventh.
Henry Koegel was high gun for the day.
breaking 159 out of 175 birds shot at. r.
Berbaugh was second, with las out of lI5
shot at. w. H. T~rowbridge. j. H. Riley
and John Davis also were well up with the
leaders. In the sweepstake event koeSeL
Trowbridge, Thornton and ]. Riley We're
the winners. In all there were 1850 birds
thrown from the traps. The scores:
Tbornton-16, %, 20, IA, s, A. II, 8.
II. Koegel-21, p, q, ls, 10. IS, IA, 9. 10. O.
i; P s : Z. 3 3, "A 8 4s, H. TO- IA .
W. H. Trowbridge-i4, 8, Al. IA. 10. a. ..
j. Davis-14, "A.
]. f. Murphy-Sa. 10. 7.
], Riley-iO, s. Az ii, {.
John Erb-12, 8, 50. 10. 1.
Henry-10,, 8, 80.
A. Castles, s. Il.
8. Castle-41.
l.. Smith-3I.
machon--46.
y. Seymour-33. I,
M. p. Holman-l0.
Saturday a prize shoot Is to be held by
the Smith Gun Club for members only.
40
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
FOREST HILL TEAM
READY TO PLAY
FOR STAR ICE FUND
Manager Pendergast Issues
Challenge for a Game at
Wiedenmayer's Park.

A formal challenge was issued today
by the Forest Hill Cub, one of the
leaders in the County. League, to the
manager of any other amateur league
club to play a anne of baseball at
Wiedenmayer's Park. The proceeds Of
the game would go to the STARS
Free Ice and Outing Fund for Sick
Babies.
m Pendergast, manager of the
Forest Hills, says he feels that his
club can give any other team in the
county a good hard game n one that
will be worth seeing.
This challenge Is open to any of the
clubs of the other amateur eagues,
with a preference to the leaders of
those leagues.
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THE SOUTHERN TENNIS
CHAMPIONSHIP NOW on.

ATLANTA. Ca, July 6,-Owing to ar
untimely shower, the preliminary
matches in singles of the Southern
championship tennis tournament was
slow In starting yesterday afternoon..
Carter. of Atlanta, defeated DeBuys.
OF New Orleans, in two straight sets.
Ga and 6-3.
Mansfield. of Atlanta, defeated Por-
ter. of Klrkwood, 81. Ga. Grant, OF
Atlanta. had a 30 on Taylor, of
Macon, when rain stopped this match.
Nat Thornton. of Atlanta, is the title
holder in the singles. One Of the play
ers reckoned among the possible Sur
vivals for the final with Thofnton Is
Doyle, Of Washington. who gets into
his first game tomorrow with 7. r.
Rell, of New York.
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sA.. 0Nrt67

Britishers in the second straight game.
bury, jr., H. P. Whitney and Devereaux
ming team, which made victory deoisiv
The Giants as a result of their
Fourth of July games climbed up the
pennant ladder. They are now but two
points behind Chicago for second place
and just 100 behind Pittsburg. The
scores that starts this week with the
Pirates will tell a big story.
Frank Kramer could not capture the
first championship race held Sunday
night. because his tire burst, SO Jackie
Clarke ran away with it. Jake De
Roster, riding a motorcycle at Clifton
Sunday, made a half-mile in 20 Is
seconds n two miles in 2 minutes
and 4 seconds.
BY defeating the Stallings Yankees
two games yesterday the Athletics got
within hailing distance of the Detroit
bunch They are now only So points
behind the leaders.
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M0NTCLAIR A. c.
GETS BUT FIVE HITS
FROM TIGER STAT
White, Princeton Twirler
Pitches South Orange A. 6.
to SCI Victory.

BY the fine pitching of steve
White, the Princeton varsity twirle
the South Orange A c. was able I
defeat the Montclair A. G. yesterda /.
morning by the score Of 81. Bot
teams were composed of former &C
lege stars and the contest was a live
one from start TO finish. Calder start
for Montclair, but was driven out of Il
box, Munroe succeeding him. pitchin
great ball. Montelair got but five hi
off White. while the Orangeites got I
Calder and Munroe for nine. most {
them being off Calder. White ais
famed thirteen men and gave but tw
free passes.
The score.
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HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT

Newark, N. j., July 1, 1909.
Sealed proposals will be received at these
headquarters during the hour between 4 and
4:30 o'clock p. M, on Wednesday, July 7. 1909.
and will be opened Immediately after the ex.
piration of the time fixed for receiving the
aforesaid proposals, for furnishing the depart
ment with the following supplies. TO wit: Oats,
hay, bran and long rye straw.
Such quantities of the best quality as shsll
be needed Ivy the several companies during the
month. To be delivered at the IL atters Of the
said companies. samples of oats to accom-
pany each bid).
Further information concerning these pro-
posals. as to quality and quantity, will be fur
nished upon application to the Secretary of the
Board.
The Board OF Fire Commissioners reserves tho
right to reject any or all proposals so received
- may be- deemed for the best interests of the
city. nv
THOMAS e. BURKE,
". W.. Sullivan,
Secretary. jy1-5t
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SEALED
PUBLIC NOTICE.

NC44SEs
OFFICE OF H CITY CLERK OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK, CITY HALL.
Newark. N. j., July l.. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
viii be received by the Committee on Public
Buildings OF the Common Council of the civ
OF Newark. rsew Jersey, for the furnishing and
delivering OF %janftor's supplies Needed for the
CITY Hall. for the next six months. at a meet
Ing to be held In the City Hall. In the City Of
Newark, on Thursday, July 8th, 1909.
Bids will be received from s to $50 o'clock
,. m.
The bids will be opened promptly at $50
o'clock.
Schedule containing quantities and oualities
required can be inspected at the office OF the
Custodian. -
The articles contracted for are to be fur
nished In such quantities and at such times as
may be ordered by the Custodian. prices to In
Guide delivery. at the City Hall.
me committee reserves to themselves the
right to accept or reject any and all of the pro-
posals hereby required or to waive any defects
of tho city.
BY direction OF the Committee on Public
Buildings
JAMES F. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
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OF JULY CARNIVAL
OF SPORT MAKES HISTORY
ketchel's Showing Against Papke a Surprise.
Kramer Does Not Get In First Championships.
Giants and Athletics Gain in Major Leagues.

TCoURTH of ] uly sports are over. The clouds have
cleared so we can look back upon what has hap
pened beca use there Is history in every happen
ing. 1t would tax e too long to go over the entire list, so
Wen Just take TIL important things.
In the first place we find that Stanley Ketchers stock
as the man who IAN defeat Jack Johnson for the heavy
weight title was sent down Yesterday by Bill Papke. the
Illinois Thunderbolt. Ketchel got a decision at the end
u tne tWenlleth round which was not a popular one
{ al. Inc nghtlng was not the most wonderful in the
world ana It looks as If Jefries will have to get into real
training pretty so on for the negro.
In the second place the world-famous Martin Sheri-
oan, despite the fact that there were no competitors of
mettie 10 push nj m, beat his al-around championship
figures, 7,1301H poi nts made in 1907 nv 95alx nain+s ~
Celtic Park, when he a nm a total of : OK nofn.s uhs
only event in viii CHI he was heatan u,as tha r,ila "a, =
the end of which he was eal in aftor bs al,,os4 I'M
human efforts.
The Meadow Brook nn1o taarn ,nauA.u 4. 1a.5a
seseeroaS, won TIE polo cup for America by defeating the
'ho stasnt game Lawrence Waterbury, J. M. Water
ney and Devereaux Milburp = tne ,na,nbors oe H. IT.
ade victory decisive bv q 20 q
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MISS SUTTON WINS.

SAN RAFAEL, Cal. July 6.-Miss
May Sutton took the California State
tennis. championship from Miss Hazel
Hotchkiss in the challenge round for
he title on the courts of the Hotel San
Rafael yesterday. The score was Cd,
81. Miss Hotchkiss made q remark
ably good showing against the former
worlds champion In the first set. and it
seemed for a time that she would de-
feat her.
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NOTICE TO ROAD BUILDERS
4aalad nrnnnAalS will he ehu fha Cam.

NOTICE. TO ROAD BUILDERS
Sealed proposals Will be received by the Com
mittee on Roads and Assessments of the Board
Of Chosen Freeholders OF Essex County, New
Jersey, for grading and paving with bituminous
telford pavemen River road. in the town Of
Nutley. extending from the Belleville town line
to the Passaic county line.
The proposals are to be submitted to the COM
mittee on Thursday. July Sth. 1909. at 2 D. m.
At the rooms of the committee, No. 312 Court
House. Newark. N. j., and at no other time or
place Plans and specifications may be seen
panied with a certified check for s per cent.
Of the amount OF bid, or an approved surety
bond for $2.00 to insure the execution OF the
necessary contract. and is to be Endorsed on
the outside with the name of the bidder and
the work he proposes to do.
The reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
= WALLACE ouGHLETREH.
Director.
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Charlie Taft. SIN of the President: sat on
the bench recs2itiy at n game in Washing
ton. Beng the Presidents sou. he a some
ADVANTAGES. at least whsn the regularly em-
ploy ed trainers Ct ths American League
clubs have to gaze at the contest frcm be-
hind the screens IN front of the ~grandstand.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06

Bullet Thoney is certainly the hard-luck
bail player OF the season. He fractured his
right leg in sliding to first. which will keep
him out OF the game for several weeks. rev
players try sliding to first to beat out In
field hits, hut Thoney IL one of the few who
try it and get away with 1t.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06

Chick Fraser has converted his Park
Ridge chicken farm into So, 100 cash. with
which Chick will purchase. a tract of land
IN Idaho and raise alfalfa.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06

Manager Stallings, of the Highlanaers
mas offered the Washington club s3o.oW fol
the battery. Johnson and Street, witch th'
Senators turned dowa.
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FRANK sELEE A

DENVER. Col, July 6.-Frank q.
Selee, for twelve years manager Of the
Boston National League Baseball Club
n once manager of the Chicago Ma
~tionals, died last night at the Elss'
Home for Consumptfves.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06

George Mcconnell helped his team to
win yesterday not only by his twirling
a double. He and Jack Ryan, old CO.
workers in Buffalo, make up a pretty
formidable battery, and Jersey City is
about due for a rise with these two added
starters.
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Providence sneaked in a victory over
the Orioles in the morning game, but
We're forced 10 succumb to the pills OF
Doc Adkins IN the matinees. Something
in being a doctor, Ell?
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Rufus Molly is the star pitcher of the Cen,
trail League, winning eight consecutive
games for Wheeling and allowing only hyt
hits to a game.
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Left Fielder Chalbourne. of the ~indianap-
oils club Of the American Association. mas
jumped. He left the club. ii is alleged, be-
cause his wife did not Xix the west
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Lnsngn tne skeesers stnng tne bengans
with them in the games played so far this
season. They won three out of the first
four, and five out of the last eight. max
ing it six apiece snce the war began.
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Davy Brain, the Buffalo third baseman.
has ~reeained his batting eye with a
vengeance. In the morning game with
Montreal yesterday he got three hts out
of four tines up. one of them q triple.
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Doctor Mandeyhle
Specialist
673 Broad st. Over chIlds'
NEWaa X. r.. j.
All Mae and Female Disease,

! cure all forms of nervous debility,
im~potency, vital. weakness. varicocele.
unnatural drains, diseas s of the heart, kid.
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ton and ALL FEMALE DISEASES. no
matter what the cause. Strict confidence
will he observed.
CONSULTATIONS FREE!
Office Hours-2 to 4 P. N. s to r. N.
Office Closed Wednesdays Saturdays aud
Sundays During July and August.
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Connie Mack made a wise turn when he
purchased Ira Thomas from tue Tigers.
The Itnlian catcher is leaning Tip against
the pellet a la Lajoie.
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Chance has discovered that his shoulder
blade was never broken-jnst a strained
tenaon and some common old-fash!oned
rheumatic.
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After being badly beaten in the morn
ing Montreal came back in good style
and trimmed Buffalo In the AFTERNOON,
keefe outpitching both Taylor and Allison.
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McAleer thinks the Browns will improve
from now on and BIZ a factor IN the race.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
49,. DROPS -.

Thank you, Toronto. the Tigers are in
deed obliged to you for knocking Roches-
ter cold twice yesterday. And on their
home gfirounds, too. OF vol,
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Danny Murphy and iris Speaker are the
boss sluggers of the American League. each
having hit for twenty-eight extra bases,
Speaker has made eight triples.
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1t was the psychological time for us
to win both Yesterday, as the other games
turned out. bur "pschyco' went back on us
badly.
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Joss is one pitcher whom Sehaefer adj
mits has 1t on him at All times.
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N Al R UE
-. JOTS 80.

Evers called Wagner yellow the other,
day. Then there was a Jawing match as
was one.
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Merritt would make a big hit if ne
were more careful of his language when
near the grandstand. especially that part
which is occupied by ladies.
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1b.po.aa 1h.po.;
Chm. %. ss...9 l 1lQuinby 2b..-....2 0
Hirsh, 1b.......0 u 0Lewis. 3b...~...l q
U'hill, lf.....-.0 0 0Thrope 1b.......e Il
Wyman. $50 0 ] Mecabe lf.......2 O. E
Triplett, 2b.....0 @ q Worth. rf.......2 L &
WINERY, ell I HOwarth, ss....l 0
Williams, 3b...l l 4Gussman, ell l :
Munroe, ef.. Pc 0 lDe Mott, e..-...o ~ +
Brown. S.. fl ! White. p........e Il =
R'nolds, rf.-...0 0
Calder, p, cf..2 ] 2
Totals ........5@3 81 Totals .........9 ~
"Gussman out. foul bun third strike.
Score by innings:
Montelair ..-........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l.
South Orange. ? 2 0 0 0 0 0 K
R~uns-Brown. Quinby, Lewis. Gnssmas
and De Mott: Brown.
Errors-Mecabe, Howarth. White. Hir.ch
Williams, Brown. 2.
Sacrifice hit-Howarth. Stolen bases-Calf
der %. Brown 81. De Mott. DUMMY 2nii
Gussman. Left on bases-Montclair, i
South Orange, 7. Innings pitched-By Cal
der. ? Is by Munroe, 5 %. Hits-On Calder
4; off MuRroe. 3. Struck out-By White. 13.
by Calder. !: by Munroe. 4 Bases On balls
OFF White, >. off Munroe. /. Passed halls
De Mott, .; WINERY, l. Umpire-Ar Stuck
dale. Time of camel hour 80 minutes
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06

No kick on recent umpirlng, Mr.. Pow
ers. Everybody IL actuall glad to see
the, Little Napoleon STAFFORD back.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06

WALLACE oUGHLETREE.
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