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Evening star., 1909-07-13
SIX FAVORITES LOSE
AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY

NEW YORK, July 13.-Six favorites
were defeated at Sheepshead Bay yester-
day. While racing luck and miscalcula-
tion had much to do with the disaster,
the crowd blamed the defeat OF st. Dun
stan in the Selectman selling race 1or t"o-
year -olds on Jockey Grand.
Because of his victory last FRIDAY st.
Dunstan opened at s to .. But many
believed that Glennadean would get the
money, and so 'the price against Dunstan
scared, while the odds on Glennadean
were shortened until the latter went to
the post favorite at II to 10.
When the barrier was released Grand
pulled his mount up short and got him
shut Off Little King shot to the front
and won by q length and half. Glen
nadean finished in the place. Grand's ride
on ST. Dunstan was weak and rumor
started that stewards would begin an In
vestigation.
The Summaries.
First race: six and half furIonss-Tim
Pippin. ia ,Grand,. to 5. won; Prince Gal
100 Powers,. II to 10, second; Casgue, 1oa
C-eevyl, to /. third. Time. l.1sas. Miss
kearney also ran.
Second race; one mle-George ": Leholt. 9s
:eeons to soa Il sse e go
third. Time. 1.40. Rye. Dandy Dixon. Monocle:
Moonshine. Fountainblue. Cheek. Campeon and
Third race: Ave and one-half fmlongs Little
King, 81 Cheevy>. 13 to 8, won; Glennadeane
lGrandl. . to 3. third. Time, Lots. Inspired
and Top Notch also ran.
Foath ,os .ss and i on paend ifs
t. 5 third a. Ttme. 1.4s.s. Three starters;
stitions. 100 lMussrave,. ) to l. won: Miss
Catesby. 90 (Tapln. I to 10, second; Eschau,
aa McCahey, Is to !. third Time, 2.o7. Rio
sixth race: Ave furlongs Everett. 115 DuSani.
to l. won; Christina. 112 tRayner,. Is to !,
1.O1. NJ. R. Williams Ben Loyal Pocket. Hiber-
MICA. Eddie Dugan. Harry Grothe. Crack Shooter;
Foursome. Candleberry. Danfeld, Shoreham and
Gray Goose also ran.
Results at Fort Erie.
First race: Ave and one-half furlongs- -Stoypin.
1o7 tKennedy), even. won; Gen. Lee. 1o4 How
ard,. to l. second; Royal Oak 107 CHerbert.
to 1. third. Time. 1.16.s. Dr. Pillow. Search
light Mercia and Odln also ran.
Second race: steeplechase; short conrse-Creo-
lin. IA tStone). to 1. won; DR.. Keith. los
* to !. third. Time. s.5s. Prince Of Piisenn
and Lizzie Flat also ran.
Third M race; five and onehslf furl9nsspBsn, aa
100 (Whiting), to 1. second; Short Order. 1Ol
Kennedy, 5 to ;: third. Time. Lisa. Pulka
Fourth race six furlongs-Royal Onyx. 1O7
Giebertl. 4 to g. won: Bellwether. III ,Mentry,
9 to ). second: DR.. ". Briggs. 100 tkennedy),
to l. third Time 30. Three starters.
Fifth race: one and one sixteenth miles-Steele
100 Cwhitingl. to 2. won; Desperate 1OC
(Herbert), to l. second: Orlandot. 100 tHow
ard), to 8. third. Time, 1.5oaS. Dana II. and
Lois Cavanagh also ran.
Sixth race: one mile and furlong-Dispute
g6 (Dayenport) to q won: Gerrymander, o.
Cans. ID to s. second: Billy Pullman. 104
(Kennedyl. 10 to 1. third. Time, 2.05ls. ketch
nd
Seventh race: one and one-sixteenth miles
Hooray 109 Davenport. to s. won: Lanigan
1O2 lFlynn) 10 to l. second: Tsury. los tSteelel
is to /, third. Time, 1.52+. Mozart, Quagga
and Crawford also
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Notes of the Game.

Notes Of the Game.
Mike Kahoe said Mondays storm re-
minded him of a douhle-header in which
he played in ST Louis six years ago. A
heavy storm stopped the first game in the
third inning. and Umpire Hurst announced
that the game was called off on account
of darkness"
1t never occurred to Tim to call time.
It was impossible to resume the first
game. but the second one was pulled off
as per program. Bet Turner was breath
ing prayer all the time he was up at
bat in the fifth inning. Johnson used all
his steam, and 1t was so dark that 1t
took a keen eye to keep out of the path
of the sphere.
That attempted steal of Balls in the
fourth was about the funniest thing ever.
Hinchman fouled both times up. the
first time to Kahoe and in the third to
Conroy.
The Maps did not have fielding mis-
play, while Unglaubs tumble was the
only demerit mark chalked against the
Nationals.
Take it from me. Gather Charley Street
has not jumped the team for the Cali
fornia State League outlaws and there
is no danger of him quitting the Ma
tionals." said Capt. Jiggs Donohue last
nigh, just before the team departed for
Detroit. Continuing, Jiggs said: II went
down to Springfield, Ohio. over Sunday to
visit my mother, and when l returned
Monday morning there was a telegram
from Street awaiting me here. Charley
and | are roommates and the best OF
friends. and he wired me from Pittsburs.
en- route to Washington. to make GER
tain that his uniform and other belong
ings were taken along to Detroit. That
don't sound as II he intended quitting
the team, does it?'
Jiggs says that Street was slightly in
disposed Saturday, but that he will be
working daily just as soon as he is able.
The Nationals expect to clean up on
the Tigers in Detroit in much the same
manner as they put the Jennings crowd
to the bad in Washington on the first
invasion Of the east by the western teams.
Cantillon's men claim they have solved
the secret Of how to defeat the league
leaders. They are sanguine of securing
at least an even break and are almost
as confident Of winning three of the four
games. Several Of the men insist that
they will make clean sweep Of the
series.
Tuesday will witness the American
League debut Of Infielder Kelly, late of
the Peoria Ull) Three-Eye-League team.
Kelly worked in practice in Cleveland
Monday. Capt. Donohue was so well
pleased with the youngster that he will
start him in the first game against De-
troit.
Conroy will be given an opportunity
to rest those bum underpinnings. Both
Donohue and Cantillon want Wild back
in the game as soon as possible. II
Kelly makes good, and 1t is the con-
sensus of opinion among the National
players that he has the goods, 1t Is prob
able Conroy will be shifted to the out
| field
It is planned to have Southpaw Dolly
Gray pitch the opening game against De-
troit. Groom the second, johnson the
third and Gray the last game Of the
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Hamline defeated Langdon in the Sun
day School League yesterday in loosely
played and uninteresting game. Erskin
| was on the mound for the Surburbantes
and was hit hard. Umpire Hughes called
the contest at the end of the seventh in
ming on account of darkness and the score
stood. 10 to 8.
Manager Holmes had four new men out
yesterday and each put up good exhibit
ton. Sam Wood covered considerable ter
ritory around second base. playing an err
rorless game. He also laced out pair
of singles. McGregor in center had no
fielding chances, but is credited with
three singles and two-bagger Hamann
in right played a good all-round game
and Signor, who caught the final three in
nings, looks good.
Porter, at short field, put up strong
game for the Episcopal aggregation. He
made several clever stops and has good
| arm in getting the sphere to the initial
sack. Brauner led his team with the bat.
Warden starred with the willow. The
tall boy is credited with two home runs
and as many singles.
A record breaking crowd will most like
ly be on hand this afternoon to witness
the battle between the Ninth and Bethany
churches. The contest gives promise of
being a very warm mill. The batteries
for the Christians will probably be Busch
er and Salb, while Manager Stokes will
have Litchfleld and Menefee as the star
act.
The official score of yesterdays game
follows.
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wATTERSoN MAY SPEAK
Down on Program of Negro Busines.
League.

Emmett J. Scott. private secretary TO
DIR. Booker T. Washington. and corre-
spending secretary of the National Negro
Business League, of which the Tuskegee
educator is president while In Washing
ton Is arranging the program for the
national convention of the league. which
meets In Louisville, KY, August IS, 10
and 20.
On the list of speakers will be bankers,
cotton growers. potato producers, town
builders. farmers and gardeners. real es-
tate dealers, contractors, undertakers.
druggists and merchants, who will tell
the story of how they got their start and
OF the struggles that brought ultimate
success.
II is understood that Henry Watterson.
editor or the Louisville Courier Journal
has accepted an invitation to deliver an
address to the convention at louisville.
and IT is likely that Sefator w. o. Brad
ley or Kentucky will also speak.
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Totals. SO IL 30 IL

'Batted for A1tizer IN tenth.
fBatted for Isbell in tenth.
Chicago. o O q q O n-3
Boston. .......... o 0 . . o q o 1t
Runs-Gessler 2 Wagner. StahI Altizer. Is
bell Purtell. Two-base hts-Wagner o.. Snlli-
van Parent. Hits-Of Ryan, 3 in one inning:
off Burchell. in nine innings: of White. 9 in
seven and third innings off Smith. in two
and two thirds innings. Sacrifice hits-Sulliv an,
Purtel, Stahl. Double play-Burchell. Lord and
Stahl. Left on bases-Chicago. 9: Boston. ..
Hit by pitcher-By White (Niles): by Smith
tGessler Struck out-By Burchcll. 3: by Smith.
,. Wild pitch-Ryan. Umpires-Messrs. Hurst
and o'Loughin. Time of game hours and 10
minutes.
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Bullock Sent EN- Over.

Bullocks pitching figured largely in the
defeat of the Commissioners on the west
diamond, Interior taking the contest by
6 to 1.
The contest was fast and we'll played
Some good fielding was carried on by
both teams. and it took only an hour
and ten minutes to play the game
Interior got only five hits off Mooney
but these came when needed. Mooney
wildness had much to do with the de-
feat of his team. He permitted six men
to walk.
Duganne led with the willow. getting
double and a single
The score:
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South Atlantic Leagu,
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Meister Had the Goods.


Meister Had the Goods.
Twirler Meister hoodooed the Brook
landers yesterday afternoon at the Capt.
tai City Park, and won a hot game, 3
to 1.
Yesterdays battle was the second game
and second victory for the big southwest
boy this season. He had a sore arm
and very little speed, but held the losers
down to three hits. 'Haggey" did have
little trouble in finding the home plate,
letting 81 xreach first on the wide ones.
His teammates gave him poor support.
but it made very little difference, as it
was his lucky day.
Manager Harrell sent Hyatt in to hold
the last years champions, but he was
driven from the mound in four innings.
His opponents connected with his deliv-
cry for five bingles, resulting in three
runs. Green. star Of the Brookland's 8
pitching staff. went to Hyatts rescue at
this stage of the game. and delivered
good ball, only three safeties being reg
istered against him during the five ses-
sions he off1ciated.
Charlie Salb. who has been out Of the
game for some time. caught fine game
foi He winners and hammered out three
beautl,.-, one of which went for a triple
and two for doubles. Bernie Gallagher
shone In center garden for his team and
recorded six outs, most all of which were
sensational. The score.
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Departmental LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Post Office Defeated.

A double bill was the attraction in the
Departmental League yesterday. Com
merce and Labor were victorious over the
Post Office squad. while on the west dia-
mond the Commissioners got the short
end Of the score with the Interior aggre-
cation as opponents.
Commerce and Labor came to the bat in
the seventh inning with the score stand
ing to 0 against them. and batted out a
victory. When the third man was re-
tired they had tailed six times. Up
was in the center OF the diamond for
Post Office. had been working like clock.
He had allowed but three scattered hits.
and his ascension was a great surprise to
the Post ONCE rooters.
Barnes played . good game ct second,
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Benefit for Charley Jones.

Base ball players. lovers OF the game
and other friends of Charley Jones, the
famous ex-Cincinnati and Boston left
fielder, and In his day one of the most
popular players In the country, have
combined to raise fund sufficient to af-
ford him relief for his present needs.
Mr.. Jones has been Ill for many months.
his funds have become exhausted, and
it is the intention of the committee in
charge to send him to a sanatorium un-
til he RECEIVERS. Such good men as Sam
Crane, Billy Phelan. John j. McGraw.
June" Rankin, William Muldoon and
Dan Brouthers are on the committee,
which assures a successful carrying out
of the plans.
Charley Jones Is now resident Of New
York city. where 1t is intended TO hold
a picnic and ball game for his benefit.
The tickets have been placed on sale all
over the country. and Michael Scanlon,
the we'll known ex-manager Of this city,
is taking care of the Washington end of
the arrangement. There are many old
timers in Washington who remember
Charley Jones and will readily contribute
something toward his care.
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STREET HASN'T JUMPED.
Family Matters Brought Him t
Washington at This Time.

It appears that Charley Street. star
catcher of the Nationals. has not jumped
the team. In telegram received yester-
day by President Noyes of the club. Man
ager Cantillon says:
Street left last night. Had wire his
wife was very low"
1t is certain that Street left the team
with the consent of Capt. Donohue as
well as Cantillon. and they expect him
to rejoin the aggregation in Detroit to-
day. He is thought to have left the city
yesterday with that idea in view
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NELsoN-WoLGAsT FIGHT
Comes OF Tonight at Maud junction
for Ten Rounds.

LOS ANGELES, July 13.-Battling Nell
son and Ad. Wolgast of Milwaukee will
meet tonight at Maud Junction for ten
rounds at the lightweight limit of 1873
pounds ringside. Both fighters have been
in hard training for the meeting and
Wolgast says he certainly will win. but
the public bettors seemingly do not agree
with him. as the odds offered are 10 to
that Nelson will win. Some bets Of
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JOHNSON-KAUFMAN MATCH.
Battle to Be Twenty Rounds on
Night of AUGUST 27.

CHICAGO. July 13.-Jack Johnson yes
terday accepted an offer OF a guarantee
of $4,000 to fight Al Kaufman. the
Pacific coast heavyweight.
The battle, according to the telegram
received by Johnson. will be decided on
the night of August 81.
The offer comes from the matchmaker
Of the Mission Club in San Francisco.
The affair will be twenty rounds, this
being in accordance with Johnson's
wishes when the match was first
broached.
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BROWNS SHUT OUT.
Lake Holds st. Louis to Three Hits
and Scores Easy Victory.

ST. LOUIS, July 12.-New York took
the final contest today by the score of
to 0. Lake held the locals to three hits,
two going to Hoffman.
Powell opposed him and went well until
the eighth inning. when the visitors
scored three runs, Engeis double driving
in two Of them. Score:
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even money are made that Nelson will
not knock out Wolgast in the ten rounds.
Great interest is shown in the bout and
the Maud Junction pavilion will be pack
ed, as thousands of Elks have secured
seats. About 5000 visitors paid dollar
last Sunday to see Nelson train with his
brother.
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Congress Heights Wins.

The Congress Heights base ball team
defeated the team from the Firth Ster-
ling Steel Company at Congress Heights
yesterday. The feature of the game
was the heavy hitting of the winners.
The Congress Heights team would like
to arrange games with any uniformed
teams in the District or vicinitye Teams
wanting games address C. Pennington,
Congress Heights, D. G.
Evening star., 1909-07-13

Unglaub threw out Rhoades and his
steal of third as Turner fam
Johnson was working wei. n also
struck out Stovall. Flick flied to Milan
in the third. but Easterly made Johnson
and the other Nationals sit up and take
notice when he pasted the bail to deep left
center for triple. Neither Hinchman
nor Birmingham could bring him in. the
former foulng to Conroy and the latter
coping to Unglaub.
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Two-base hits-Salb (2,, Lord, Gallagher
Morse. Meister. Three base hits-Evans, salb.
Hits made-on Hyatt. s: of Green, 3; OF Meis-
ter. g.. Sacrifice hit-Fenton. Stolen bases
to Mullen to Baggette. Left on bases-C. A. C.,
Z; Brookland, 8. First base on balls-On Hyatt
3: OF Green. 1; Oh Meister. 6. First base on
errors, G. A. G.. 2; Brookland, 3. Struck out
BY Hyatt. 2; BY Green, 4; by Meister, 1. wild
pitch-Hyatt. Umpire-Mr. Parsons. Time Of
game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1909-07-13
PELL rs CHAMPION.
Defeats Thornton of Atlanta Il
Final Tennis Singles.

ATLANTA. Ga. July l3.-T. r. Peil
Of New York. indoor tennis champion
of the United States, yesterday won the
southern championship title in the sim
giles by defeating Nat Thornton OF At
lanta three straight sets. 81. 6-1. 60.
Pell clearly outplayed his opponent In
nearly all departments Of the game. The
very one-sided result was a great sur
prise to the large crowd in attendance
at the East Lake courts.
In addition to capturing the singles
championship. Pell. with his partner.
Grant, last week won the southern cham
pionShip in doubles.
Evening star., 1909-07-13

Earned run-Interior, l. First base on errors
Interior. /: Commissioners. /. Left on bases
Interior. 3: Commissioners. 4. First base on
bails-Of Bullock. 2: off Mooney. g. Struck out
BY Bullock, Z; by Mooney 3. Two-base hit
Duganne. Sacrifice hits-Julien. Marceron.
Stolen bases-Lay, Barnhart. Passed balls-Ir
win, 2; Beckett, l. umpire-Mr. Collihower.
Time of came-1 hour and 10 minutes.
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Two-base hits-Hamann. Porter. Brauner. Nc
Gregor. Home runs lie Foe, Warden ~. Sacri-
fee hit-Wood. Stolen bases-Benson t2), Ha-
man, Hantz. Signor Brauner. A. Thomas. Left
on bases-Hamline, 8; I.angdon. s. First base
baIls-Off Erskin, 2. Struck out-By Hantz, 4;
by Erskin, L. Passed ball-Seyers. Umpire-Mr.
Hughes. Time OF game-1 hour and IS minutes.
Evening star., 1909-07-13

an error gave the visitors three runs in
the fourth inning off White.
They won out in the tenth inning after
two were on two hits, following the
hitting Of a batter by pitched ball.
The score:
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WHITE SOx PASS AWAY.
Boston Team Bunches Two Hits spd
Scores a Marrow Victory.

CHICAGO. July 13.-Boston won the last
game of the series with Chicago yesterday
afternoon in ten innings by the score OF
| A to 3. Three hits, a base on balls and
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while Handiboe. Evans and Menefee each
got two of their teams eight safties.
The official score:

IotaIs-. q 10 81 Totals. I = TO
Commerce and Labor. o O O O a-6
fost ofiee. .......... 1 o o 0 o o o.
Hits-On Wahler, I; OF Michael. 1. Innings
hfts-Barnes, Bradley. Balzer Waller Stolen
6ases-Vaughn. Harveycutter. Double plays
Drummer to Evans; Fenton to Harveycutter: Brnn-
ner to Barnes to Evans. Left on bases-Post OF
fce. 3: Commerce and Labor. 2. First base on
balls.Of Waller .: of Michael. /: of Ralzer,
3. Hit by pitcher-Ry Wahler. I: by Balzer 1.
Struck out-Ry Wahler. 4: by Balzer. 4. Wild
pitches-Balzer. >: Waller. 1. Umpire-Mr.
Belts. Time of game-1 hour and Is minutes.
Evening star., 1909-07-13

Today's Games.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
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College Star to Rescue.

BOSTON. Mass. July 13.-To bolster up
the Red Sox in their fight for the Ameri-
can League pennant Ray W. Collins. star
pitcher OF the University OF Vermont. is
today speeding for st. Louis, where he
will Join the Boston team at once. Col
Inns is a southpaw, twenty-five years old.
stands six feet one inch tall and weighs
$50 pounds.
Evening star., 1909-07-13
Cricket in PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-The To-
ronto Zingari Cricketers today began tho,
first of a series OF six matches with local
elevens. their opponents being members
of the Philadelphia Cricket Club at Chest
nut Hill. The weather is clear and hot.
The match begun today will be concluded
tomorrow, and Thursday the Canadians
will meet the Pilgrims on the grounds
Of the Georgetown Cricket Club.
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Tot ais. "a Z 81 Is

I Rms-Demmitt l2I, Chase, EberreId; Ike
Two-base hit-Engle. Hits-On Powell. IN
stolen bases~Hoffman. Double plays-Williams
Griggs and Jones; Ferris. Williams and Jones
on balis"oT Lake 5: OF Powell. I. Hit BY
pitched ball-By Powell d.portrl; Strncs oa,.
Evans and Perrine. Time Of game-1 hour and
| 43 minutes.
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Gliddenites Roll Along.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July 13.-With .
run OF 175 miles ahead OF them, the
thirty automobiles which are making the
Glidden tour began leaving the control
here at one1ninute, intervals after
O'Clock this morning. Pathfinder Lewis
had preceded them at $50 O'Clock with
his confetti car and Pacemaker Hover
left fifteen minutes ahead of the first con-
testant in his machine.
Weather conditions were splendid and
every prospect was auspicious for the
second day of the tour. The Official time
for the days run to Chicago is eight
hours and forty minutes. and the auto
mobiles will pass through Dowagiac and
Niles. Mich. and South Bend, Laporte
and Valparaiso, Ind.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Today's Games.
| Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Hamline Defeats Langdon.

Game today-Ninth vs. Bethany, at 18th and D
streets northeast, at $50
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First base crror-Ceveland. Three base hit
-Birminghan Easterly. Stolen baseball Fins
base balls-Of Rhoades, /. Left on bases
Cleveland. 5: Washington. 3. Struck out-B,
Rhoades. 3: by Johnson, .. Umpires--Messrs
Egan and Connolly. Time Of game-!4 minutes.
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Western League

Western League.
At Omaha-Omaha, Q; Wichita, 6.
At Des Moines s-Des Moines, 2; Topeka, 3.
At Lncoln-Iincoln, 4: Pueblo, g.
At Sioux Gty-Sioux City, 3; Denver. Z.
South Atlantic League.
At Chattanooga S: Columbus 4.
At Columhia-Augnsta, 8; Columbia 1.
At Knoxville-Knoxville, 2; Savannah, -four
teen inningsl.
At DISQUALIFICATION, 4: Jacksonville, 1.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
Eastern League.

Eastern League.
At Bufalo-Buffalo. 6: Toronto o.
At Observation-Disclosures, 2: Montreal. 4.
At Baltmore-Baltimore, =; Newark, 4.
At Jersey City-Jersey City, ,; Providence, o.
American Association.
At Minneapolis -Minnea polls, 4: Milwaukee, l.
At st. Paul-kansas City, 4; ST. Paul, 1.
At Louisyille-Louisville, 8; Columbus, ..
New England League.
At Lynn-ISnn. S: Lawrence, /.
At Brockton-Brockton. 2: New Bedford. 3.
At Worcester-Worcester. 8: Haverhill 3.
At Lowell-Fall River. II; Lowell, B.
New York State League.
At Binghamton- Syracuse, o. Binghamton, 3.
At Scranton-Troy, Z: Scranton, 2.
At Emira-Utica l: Elmira, z.
At Wilkesbarre-Albany. 1; Wilkesbafre, D.
Connecticut League.
At New Haven--New Haven. 10: Waterbury. 2.
At Springfield Springfield Z: Hartford, 4.
At Tablespoonful oily oke, }: Bridgeport. 1 (arst
gamel. Bridgeport. q: Holyoke. (second game
called end eighth inning account darkhess,.
New Britain-New Britain, 8: Northampton @
first gamel. New Britain, O; Northampton, 8
tsecond game)
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-03-20
Establish in L'Anse.

On page four Of this weeks issue
will be found an advertisement an
nouncing the establishment of Messrs
Kutchaw & McAlindon, who have come
to L'Anse to locate and conduct q
plumbing, steam-fitting and general tin
smithing and repairing business.
Mr.. Kutchaw and Mr.. McAlindon dc
not come wholly as strangers, Mr..
Kutchaw being nephew of Mrs. w.
s. Crebasss.
Both young men are natives of Penn
broke, Ont, and, from what we can
learn, come into our midst with the
highest recommendations, not alone as
to character, but as workmen as well.
It is the firm belief of their friends
that they have chosen in L'Anse an
ideal spot in which to locate and follow
up their business, and it is safe to as
sumo that the best wishes of everyone
will accompany them from the begin
ming.