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NOTES OF THE GAME.

We always win the frst
and against Boston. the second.
Walter Johnson was out in uniform yes
terday.
Charley Smith says the Boston outfeld
looks good TO him.
It's up to polly Gray 10 show US
what he's got this afternoon
Hooper drove a hot one that caught
Bill Burns in the kitchen and almost
knocked him down in the sixth.
Joe Cantinon on the coaching lines
makes everybody happy. The chubby
manager has the faculty of restoring con-
fdenCe and making the base runner alive
10 his opportunities.
Hooper. the youngster secured by Bos-
ton from the Pacific Coast outlaws. bids
fair To make a great name for himself
this year. He is a fine hitter and wOE-
derfully fast on the bases
Bill Burns is no slouch as a fielding
pitcher. In the second inning he pulled
down Carrigan's tantalizing bounde;
and retired the runner.
The crowd gave Morgan the merry ha,
ha. as he booted Conroy's feeble ground
er ia the fifth. Cy sprawled his ful
length in the grass attempting TO re-
cover the ball
Carrigan was right on the job when Il
came 20 gobbling up foul flies. In tn,
third he retired Conroy on a beauty
within two feet Of the grand stand.
Vice President Sherman was again al
the game. and certainly pulled hard foi
/ the home team After II was al owe
he said: Great work. boys. I knew
you had Il in YOU"
Hooper's hit credited IN the ninth wai
slow roller which Burns failed 70 ge
over in time. A few seconds later Hooper
I stole second. credited with the only pur
/ loined sack OF the game on real steal
Unglaub came home IN the first inning OF
! Conroys sacrifice fly.
Jim Delehanty deserves honorable men
tion FOR HIS good catch Of Danzig's II,
/ IN the fourth
Jesse LannehIu IS nursing a left knee
and is on the shelf for few days, OF
account of getting in tie path OF ont
/ Of Tom Hughes speedy shoots durinl
practice yesterday morning.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York. 3; Brooklyn, O.
Boston. 2; Philadelphia, o.
81. Louis. 3; Chicago, 1.
Cincinnati, 4; PittsburE, 3
CANES TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at Boston.
PittsburE nj Cincinnati.
81. Louis at Chicago.
Brooklyn at New York.
~ - TEAMs.

Cincinnati. April Is.-The Pirates out
batted the Reds to-day. but Powell s
wlldness gave the locals the winning
number OF runs. The visitors looked good
IN the ninth inning, when the FIRST two
men up hit for three baggers. Campbell
then took Dubuc's place and stopped the
run getting.
About 4.5,0 persons were present Presi-
dent Pulliam. OF the National League,
came quietly 10 the city to-day from
Nashville and saw the game. he looked
improved in health. but says he VIII not
resume his duties for some time yet he
said he felt the need Of a taste Of base
ball. therefore came here to-day 20 see
the game.
Pulliam says ne viii be Out 0f baseball
all Of this season. In addition 10 his
nervous breakdown he has some trouble
with his eyes
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YANKEES ARE LUCKY.
MeInnes Responsible for the Lone
Tally that Downs AlhIetles.

Philadelphia. April I6-Young Mr.. Nc
lines Offset al The good work Pitcher
SchHtzer put forth 10 land the locals a
winner over the New York Yankees, ar
Shibe Park. by simply handing the vis-
itors the lone tally o. the game by two
bulls In the unlucky fifth
There was only one run made during
the two hours and seventeen minutes OF
actual bsll playing. and as New York
had that tally 70 their credit they drew
first cry for bOasting for their initial 1903
appearance IN Philadelphia But IL WASH [
the Yankees sensational work by any
means that landed them the game
They were mighty lEcky 70 get a victory
in the face OF such form as Schlitzer dis
played Score.
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MARINES PLAY BATTERY
Fort Myer Nine Substituted for En-
gineerS in Sundays Game.


The game scheduled % be played on
sunday between the Engineers and the
Marines has unaccountably been called
Of. The Marines manager called 40
Capt SapF OF the telephone late yester-
day morning and Cancelled the game
Capt Sapp Immediately negotiated with
Battery u. OF Fort AIyer. and a game
was arranged Tor sunday afternoon on
the Arsenal diamond az go O'Clock
Capt Robbins % the battery team.
VIII send ~Tommie- Forester. one OF the
strongest tUirlers ia the United States
army 10 the mound The captain viii
he az the receiving end.
The Arsenal b0vs are n JipIcp shape.
Yesterday Lieut.. Rockwell had the squad
out FOR three hours OF fast and snappy
work. The team showed up well. The in
field working together. while few halls
got away from Nicholson. Collins. WIZ
erson. and Purseil. IN the outer gardens
Lieut. Rockwell VIII send either Collins
Howard. or Sullivan on the firing line
FOR the Arsenal bunch on sunday.
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PHILLIES ARE SHUT OUT.
Boston Nationals Win PITCHERS Bat
tie in the Fifth Inning.

adelphia IN a pitchers battle this after
noon The locals won the game il the
fifth. when Beck walked and went 20
third on Ritcheys bunt. which FoIen
threw Wild 20 first. Ritchey went't0 sec
ond on the misplay. Beck scored on
Dahlen's hit. but Ritchey was out al the
plate. Dahlen took third on a wild pitch.
and scored on Bowerman's single. Score.
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The North Carolina Orioles have or
ganized with a strong team for the con-
ing. season and would Ike 20 arrange
games wiki strong suburban and local
teams averaging sixteen and seventeen
years The Ine-np is as folo;Es. L Hale.
left field, e. Buchanan. center field,
Mangum- right field; r Quigley. first
base. Hale. second base. Martin. third
base; Atlons. short stop. G.. Mills. IS.
Hale. F. QUigely. g. Hale. c. Hale. G.
Mangum. pitchers. Address all challenges
20 Z Hale zCf Fifteenth street
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HoIy Nnme PIars First Gnme.

The Rosedales viii meet the strong
Holy Name team Of the Marquette
League in Union League Park, Sunday
al 2:SO D. IN. Holy Name will depend
on victory by having Donaldson. Nc
Knight or Balser and c. Salb In the
battery. Rosedale is pinning its faith in
Dolly Gray and Martin or Symanoskie
and Heck A good game is looked for.
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BUSINESS DEFEATS FERNWOOD
High school NLne, with Sub Battery,
OutplayJ Suburbanites.

In an interesting game on the Fern
wood diamond yesterday afternoon. Bust
ness High Overwhelmingly defeated the
FernwoOd Giants by the score Of = 10 Z.
The work Of the Giants was the poorest
that they have shown this season. How
ever, for the first seven innings it looked
bad for the StenOgraphers.
The eighth roEnd proved the fatal one
for the Giants. Pitcher Sweaverly went
UP in the air and when the dust had
settled Business had added six runs "a
their credit as the result Of six hits.
Score.
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CUBS LOSE TO ST. LOUIS.
Hagerman, New TwirIer for Chance,
Team. Is Pounded Rather Hard.

Chicago. April l6.-Bresnahap's St.
Louis Cardinals turned the tables on the
Cubs to-day. winning a well played game
by the score Of 20 l.
Sallee pitched for St Louis. and held
the champions down 10 four hits. Hager-
man, the new twirler, was pounded rath-
er hard in the fourth inning The Car
dinals played snappy hall. Score;
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Three Opening Days for Lynehburg.

sIeclaI . Iho Washington herGd-
Lynchburg. Va. April 1.-THE Lynch
burg team will have three opening days"
this month condition probably never
before experienced by a professional base
ball team. The team viii open here on
Thursday Of next week with Roanoke
On Friday the two clubs go TO Roanoke
for an opening game. Saturday they re-
turn here, but or Monday the Shnemakers
viii open in Danville- This is a condi-
ton certainly never before equaled in the
Virginia League.
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scminnIe, - ArnIn-

The SSmlnoles defeated the Wulards in
an interesting game yesterday afternoon
by 90 s. The feature Of the game was
the pitching Of Hallam and the aII-rOunG
PLAYING Of Powell The SeminOles WOULD
ike 10 arrange games with all strong
teams averaging twelve OF thirteen years
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Left on bases-Central. 8: Washington 2 First
base on bails-Oh Mcnefoe. I; on Suciy. T. Struck
out-By Aleneiee. .; by Swoely 6. Home nin-Bou-
shce. Three-0ase hits-Menefee. . TEo-blse hits
RheCm. 4leueiee %. Sacrifice hits-Niacd0uald .gi
khecm- stolen bases-Har1man l5 Macdonald -
Bhcem, Mencfec e. HaFrsh l3l. Boushee t5l BSc
Ter a.. Hit By pitcher-By Sweely Wild pitches
SUeCly. :. Passed balls-Sargeant l. Umpire-Afr
hcmDcr. Time Of game-2 hours and Is minutes.
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Earned rIns-Busiress. 6; Fenwood g. First base
by CTT0rs-Business. c; Fenwood, 3 Left On bases
FeruwOod. :; Business. First base on halls-Of
Gregory, s; oa SweaYcrly 2 Struck 0ut-Bv Cree
ory. le; by SWeareriy. Three-hase hits-DonneIly.
Newbeuy- Two-base hits-Nauglton o. Gregory f2l.
Schram. Davis %. Bacon %. BrIuner Stolen bases
-sch-am. Davis, Ross ~. Bacon. Newbcuy Weber
Rawlings. Double play-Whitmarsh 70 DonneIIy 10
Rawlings. Hit by pitcher-By Gregory r. Rose
Umple-"Pcp" Heaton. Time o. game hours.
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TIGERS IN RUNAWAY.
White Sox DO NOt Look Much Like
Near-champiOas Now.

Detroit. April 16-Opporfune hitting by
the home forces. coupled with some rag
ged work IN the field By the White Sox.
enabled Detroit 10 make Il three straight
rhe final score stood 10 70 .. with the
locals iu front Fiene started the game
FOR Chicago. but was relieved by Suter,
who Jared a little better. Score:
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BROWNS DOWN THE MAPS.
HartseII and Ferris Complete Job
Begun by Catcher stephens.

St Louis. April 16.-'The Browns won
from Cleveland to-day. 10 ). Catcher
stephens, by a hOufe-Tun drive with two
Browns or bases. tied the score in the
sixth inning Then LaiOie retired Berger.
trotting out Liebhardt. In the ninth.
though. with none down, Hartsell singled
TO center and Ferris doubled over short.
scoring Hartsell with the winning run.
Score.
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'eaten by Georgetown
In Close Gdme-7-6.

hlls-Of Morgan. ? Struck out-By Burns 5;
b. Morgan l. Three-base hits-Unglaub. Niles. Two
fsye hits-GessIer e. Morgan. Sacrifice hits
Delchanty. Ccnroy e. Street Stolen bases
Hooper Unglaub. Hit by Titcher-By Burns. !: by
Morgan J. Um;ires-Messrs. Ec2n ana Evans.
lime Of game-I hour and Is minutes
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CENTRAL LANDS EASY ONE.
SIaughterS Washington school Nine
In SsvatfeSt. Score 3S TO o.

Washington School for Boys was the
victim of a slaughter yesterday afternoon,
when Central High School defeated them
by 3S 10 O. Menefee. the CenTals star
and captain. was on the slab for the
O streeters and did not allow a hit. only
one ball went TO the outheld. Rheem. the
heavy hitting outielder. caught a beautl-
ful game Score:
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- for Chanman ln IL -.

First base BY errors-Gcorgetovn, g. Left on
5zses-Pennsylyania. s.: Georgetown. e. First base
m balls-OA Cantwcn. .: on Chapman , Innings
pitehed-By Chapman. 1; by Beams .: by Collisrl.
Struck cut-By Collier. .; BY CautHCn :. Home
7n-Wood- Three-hase hits-Dufy. Smith. Two
base hit-Smith. Sacrifice hits-Cntwen. AIersick.
6arTisou. Stolen bases-Mayock. SMILEY l2l Double
piay-Smilsy 70 Garrison to Aldcndifer Sscrifce
bics-Schaay Ccrkran. Passed bslls-Dufy . I'm.
pire-Mr. Belts. Tine Of Eams-2 hours and 10
zinuteA
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BATTED BALL HITS RUCKER.
Giants. with Larry Doyle Back in
Game. Shuf Ont RrookEgn

New Yozk. April l6-Larry Doyle set
tied his differences with The New York
club to-day. got hack in the game. and
ir the eighth inning bstted in two runs
and broke Up the game.
The Brooklyns were shut out by the
same score they won by YESTERDAY a
batted BAN hit RUcker on the ankle
in the eighth and put him out Of busi-
ness Score.
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Two-hsse hifs-Schlitzer, Davis sacr7ice hits
KeeIer. Nichols. Klein0W. Struck out-By Brockett.
4; by Schlitzer 4; by Ticksrs. L Bases on balls
on Brockett. 3: % Schlitzer. . Double play
Mcconnell unassisted. Hit by pitcher-By Schlit-
zer l. Left on hases-New YORK. 9; Philadelphia,
= Umrires-Messrs. Hurst and Connolly. Attend
anre. EOQl.
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tNOuc cut when winning run scored
ST. Lonis. is...................... 0000 Ia
Cleveland. ...-...----.- 0 0-5
TWobase hits-Fersis O.. Turner. Three-base hit
-RradIcy Home rgsn-stcphens. Passed ball
Stephens. ] Land J. Hit By pitchsr-By Berger I
BASES on halls-OG Dinecn ]; a Berger .; cf
Liehhardt T. Struck oui--By Dinecs. 2; hy Berger.
2: by Graham. 2: by Liebharlt .. left bases
81 Lonis, 6; Cleveland. J. Tine Il game hours
and Is minutes LnpireS-MesSss sheridan and
PerTine
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Kid Sellers ard Jack Kane. the fastest
fe&ther-Weights Of washington. are down
on the biH board Of the Memorial A c.
20 go six rounds. on April 81 As both
boys balance the scales az 10 pounds.
ar interesting affair should prove the re-
suit
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sacrf-s hitr-Ross Fiene. Sacrifice flies -MorisTity
~. D0ggheTtv. stolen hases-Bush. Cobb. Ross
man. B1se cu haus-Of Ficnc T. Left on bass
Detroit :; Chicaco 8 Struck Cu.-Ry Jones. 2
bv LATTE p, bs Fene. @ Doable Ilay-Atz TO
Isheu % Owens Wild Iitch-Jcaes. Time Il
ama-1 hogr and % minutes Tmuires-Alcssys-
OIoughlin and KERN Attendaaoe-A496.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Al Nemphis-Memrhis. le; Little Rock. /
A. Nashville-Nashrille, s. Montgomery. 2
At New Orleans-New Orleans. 4. Mobile. /
At Atlanta-Atlanta. 6: Birmingham. L
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Three-base hits-0akes. HYATT. Wilson. Sacrifice
hits-Dubuc HuEgins Lobert- stolen bases-W.
Miller. Wagner. Double plays-AIowry 20 Huggius
% Mclean Powell 20 Abstein 20 Wagner. Bases
en- balls-Os Dubuc 3. OF Powell s. Struck out
By Duhuc. 6: By Powell ?: By Brandon. . Hit
by pitcheT-By Powell. l. Wild pltch-Powel-
Balk-Duhuc Passed hali-Gihson. Umpires-
Messrs- O'Day and Eanslie. Taae q game hours.
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Washington, 3; Boston, 2.
New York, 1, Philadelphia, O.
Detroit, 1G; Chicago, =.
81. Louis. g; Cleveland, 3.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Columbus- Columbus. s: Macon. o
At ttanooga-ChattaDocga 7: augusta. .
AT Columbia Columbia. 5: Charleston. l.
At Jacksonyille-Jacksourille. 8: Savannah. .
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Pitcher Deiters, the youngster Who was
drafted by Manager Cantillon early last
season and later disposed Of 10 the Mil
Waukee club OF the Western Association.
has been sold 70 Tacoma
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OTHER GAMES.
AT NEWARK

AT NEWARK r. H. Z.
Utica N. Y statel 0 0 0 o 0 0 90
Batteries -ScGinnity. Frin. and Kritchen O'Con-
rer. Adrian. and zagan.
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Grant. Dcolin- s2rrifoe hlt-Ri1cAer stolen
hlsC-A -AlaCoe MD ritche--Fczer @ passed ball
BoreIuau- Jurires-Messgs- RiglCr and Trlhv-
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WIN LISTLESS GAME
Georgetown Trims PennSyl-
vania in First Contest.
oUAKERs ARE OUTCLAsSED
Local COIleEians Have the Call in
Every Department OF the Game.
the Opposing Batters I'm Cheek.
Visitors Use Three Pitchers.

through graduation and faculty regula-
tons. and presenting a much weaker
lineup than has represented the Red
and Blue in past seasons. Pennsylvania
was defeated by Georgetown yesterday
10 g. The score was no fair indica-
ton Of the relative merits Of the play,
Tor on the form shown y the visitors in
yesterdays. contest, Georgetown out
classes them in every department Of the
game.
CantweII I'm Poor Trim.
Though not in the best Of shape, Can't
well went into the box for the locals. but
did not exert himself at any stage OF the
game Pennsylvania found him for
total Of eight hits for fourteen bases, but
snappy fielding on the part OF the hill
toppers would have cut of many Of the
hits and some of the visitors runs. Penn
sy exhibited three members Of their
twirling staff but none Of the three look
ed especially promising. Chapman.
southpsw, started the game. and, al
though he didn't appear 10 have much.
his off-s!de delivery was puzzling for
a while, and he got away with it until
the fourth, when an error. followed by
three hits. netted four runs. Beams. who
succeeded him In the fifth, was easy and
lasted only a couple of innings. when
Collier was sent in, finishing the game in
fair style.
The game itself was uninteresting and
featuTeless. and marred by sloppy field
ing on the part Of the visitors. George
town played a fair fielding game but
lacked the pepper that has character
In ha
Penn Starts Scoring.
Pennsylvania started things in the
fourth. when Aldendifer singled TO right.
Garrison sacrificed. Cantwen 10 Macdon-
aid. Wood hit one on line 10 left that
Simon misjudged, and it went for n home
run, bringing in two runs. Georgetown
came right back at them. and their half
finished Chapman. Simon was safe on
an error at first. Mayock hit safely to
right sending Simon to third. and then
stole second. Macdonald was out at first.
neither runner advancing Duffy met one
on the nose and started 1t In the direc-
tiOn OF the sign In center. and was rest
ing on third before il was relayed back
into the diamond. Simon and Mayock
scoring easily on the hit Cogan lined a
beauty TO left. scoring Duffy, and went to
second on CaIlahans out. Cantwen hit
one to center that Thayer muffed, and
Cogan scored on the error.
Georgetown Adds Two.
Georgetown got two more IN the fifth
of Beams on an error and hits by May
ock. Macdonald, and Duffy. and added
another in the sixth on an error and hits
by Murphy and Simon and Schafy's sac
rifce ny.
Penn got three in the sixth on a pass
and hits by Wood, Smith, and COrkran
and showed another across in the seventh
on Smiths three-base hit and Corkran' s
sacrifice fv
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Lcft CT hasss-BCst0n. Q; Phiisdclrisis. 3 BASES
On haIls-on Liudamau. ,: % Foxeu. Str.ck
0ut-By LsDdauan. ]; hy Foxeu. 3 TEo-hezs hits
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ANlrld-t LlllleslliaAi caf-lfc- hifS--4lrce0
han. Ostsn. Sailee. Sacrifice hit-Kcnsy- St9len
hose- Zimmerman. Struck 0at-By sallce. !. b.
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BASEBALL Nationals Faaa aa,,ea aass q8ss15 Fsg S..
BOSTON Is DEFEATED
Nationals Capture Opening
Game of Series.
ALL RUNS IN FIRST INNING

Biu Burns Pitches Fine Bailey
Morgan Lucky to Get Away with
! small score VictOry-UnEIaub'S
Three-bagEer Timely in the Open
ing Chaptcr-ScOre Is to =.
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GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at Washington.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia.
sTANpINC nT ~ CLTRs.
BY WILLIAM PEET.

First blood for Bill Burns
Our Nationals jumped back into their
regular stride yesterday by hammering
Cy Morgan hard in the first inning. and
taking advantage Of TWO costly Boston
errors.
Hats OF 10 BIZ Burns and his trusty
left whip. The old boy was in fine fettle
and while touched up for nine hits kept
them wide apart. and was the real cream
when safe whack would have caused
trouble
Thanks TO Shortstop Niles. First Base
man Danzig. and Bob Unglaub the Ma
tionals tucked the game away in their
back pocket during the opening round.
when three runs counted.
Yesterdays battle was a delight TO the
fans-plenty Of hitting. close enough % be
exciting, and brimful OF clever fielding
stunts II was anybody's game after The
sixth inning, but Biz Burns proved 10 be
the man Of the hour and kept the Red
Sox at arms length until the last man
was out
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The score.

'Batted for ". Miller in ninth inning.
iBattcd for Gibson IN ninth inning.
.Ra-..L fn- Rrandcn IN nirrh -rnlrr
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REDS WIN ANOTHER
0utbatted by Pirates, They
Gain by POWelrS Witness.
PULLIAM WITNESSES CONTEST

Visitors Throw Scare Into Crowd in
Ninth Inning by Two Successive
Three-baggers - League President
Looks Improved. but VIII Nof Re
sumo Duties for some Time.
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'Batted for Berger in seventh inning
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Earned uns-Washirs;on. Z;
bases-Washi1gton. s. Boston,
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riding. as / told you. Kennedy is
working up through the Deep Creek
country. and has three men with him
l shall ride toward the Cache and meet
him somewhere near South Mission
pass"
Gordon. would it do any good to
ask a few questions?"
ASK as many as you like. my dear
boy, but don't be disappointed il 1
can't answer them. / can look wise,
but don't know anything. You know
what we are up against This fellow
has grown a tiger among the wolves,
and he has turned the pack loose on
us. One thing l ask you to do. Don't
expose yourself at night Your life
isn't worth a coupling-pin If you do"
McCioud raised his hand. Take
care of yourselfl II you are murdered
In this fight / shall know / got you in
and that / am to blame"
And suppose you wereg" Smith had
risen from his chair. He had few man
nerisms. and recalling the man the
few times l have seen him. the only
impression he has left on me is that
OF quiet and gentleness. Suppose
you wereg He was resting one arm
on top OF McCloud's desk. What OF
it, You have done for me up here
what | couldn't DO. George. You have
been kind to Marion when she hadn't
friend near. You have stood be-
tween him and her when | couldn't
be here 10 do II. and when she didn't
Want nue. to-helped her when hadn't
the privilege OF doing it," McCloud
put up his hand in protest. but it was
anheeded How many times IL has
been in my heart to Xii that man. She
Knows IL; she prays n may never hap
pen. That is why she STAYS here and
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CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS.
Thursday, June a..


President Tan has been mustered
IN as an honorary member OF the
local camp OF the Regular Army and
Navy Union.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland. with her
daughters. Esther and Marion. and
her son, Richard are at their summer
home In Tamworth, N. II.
Foes OF the liquor trsfnc In Chicago
hope TO have 100000 persons in line
In the temperance and law enforce
nent parade on September rs.
According to an OFFICIAL statement
given out by the Louisiana game com
mission. $500 deer were killed In tina;
state during the season just closed.
The degree OF doctor OF laws was
conferred by the trustees or Washin 4
ton and Jefferson college at Washing
ton. Pa. on former Judge James Gay
Gordon. Of Philadelphia
Friday, June -.
Captain Abraham E Culver. of the
United States navy. died suddenly In
Washington, aged fifty-thres years.
The comptroller OF the currency Is
sued q call on al national banks for q
report OF their condition on June e.
Following a trivial quarrel at Waco
Tex, George Cohen. nine years old. Sc
cured q target rife and killed Maggis
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CHAPTER xI.



1t was recalled one evening not long
ago at the Wickiup that the AFFAIR with
Sinclair had all taken place within a
period OF two years. and that practical
ly all OF the actors i'm the event had
been together and in friendly relation
on Thanksgiving day at the Dunning
ranch not so very long before the trou-
Bile began. Dicksie Dunning was away
at school at the time, and Lance Dun
ming was celebrating with riding and
shooting fest and a barbecue.
The whole country had been invited.
Bucks was in the mountains on an in
spection trip. and Bill Dancing drove
him with party OF railroad men over
from Medicine Bend. The mountain
men for $50 miles around were out.
Gene and Bob Johnson. from Oroville
and the Peace river. had come with
their friends. From Williams Cache
there was not only a big delegation
more or one than was really desirable
but it was led by old John Rebstock
himself. When the invitation is gem
eral, lines cannot be too closely drawn.
Not only was Lance Dunning some
thing OF 3 sport himself. but on the
Long Range 1t is part of stockman's
creed to be on good terms with his
neighbors- At a Thanksgiving day bar
oecue not even a mountain sheriff
would ask questions, and Ed Banks.
though present, respected the holiday
truce. Cowboys rode that day In the
roping contest who were from Mission
creek and from Two Feather river.
Among the railroad people were
GeoESe McCloud Anderson, the assIs-