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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1909-01-23
SATURDAY,
January 3Oth, 1909,

at the hour of 2 o'clock p. M. at the
front door of the Court House at Snow
Hill. Maryland.
CALVIN z. TOWNSEND,
Sheriff of Worcester County, Md.
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DEPOSIT AND SAVINGS BANK
SNOW HILL, ND.
Our New Catalog

is now being mailed to prospective buy
ers in all parts of the country. If you
failed to list your farm, but want us to
sell it come in and give US the descrip-
tion. price, etc., and we will put it in our
supplement list which will be published
later and will show it to prospective
customers as they come along.
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Notice.

Notice.
go. 1890 A.
80 p. M.
mortal, 1890
ty 2.30 p. M.
M; Sunday
200 a. M;
y,7.15 p. M;
y, 7.30 p. M;
Christian
DIP. m. You
Of the above
TT. Pastor
S6rAR
Pns usssnla
Evening star., 1909-01-10

for when Bud Oakley had been put away where
such things antiracing bills wouldn't bother him
any more, and Dottie appears out again. why Spen-
goes to Mrs Purdy-Pell and asks for directions
and details
Well he his dear Dottie; met her face to
face without any warnin She had touched top
weight just about then, and there strain
the than ever And Spencer took
look and fled. He didn't get away, though, before
Dottie saw what it had shocked him, if
she didn't know how couple of seasons in Paris
had educated his taste for long, fiat lines.
Course, it hit Dottie good and hard. She had
been tipped off this revival of tender sentiment
on Spencer's part, and it didn't need any great
thought for her to decide that here where she
made fresh start and got in right Bud Oakley
being the sort of chap he was she couldn't feel very
bad over losn him. while on the other hand here
was Spencer playin just the part she most wanted
to furnish an accompaniment to.
And to think that twenty thirty pounds of
overweight should put her out of the running
a tough blow. Did she take it out in moistenng the
pillow? Only for the first few days. Then she disap
peared Sadie says she tried month at seven diff
Evening star., 1909-01-10

haven't you? Well, since Pinckney amt on the
bargain counter any more, l expect Spencer is
the one who's escaped more nets than any
other cotillion leader in the bunch. He's got SO
used to dodgin that he could go out in snow
storm without hardly flake hittin' him. And him
gettin along towards thirty now, too!
Yet Sadie says there was time, before Spencer's
aunt left him her wad and before he acquired such
habits mportin his evenin' waistcoats, havn
fresh cut gardenias hung in the limousine corner
also when Dottie was still livn' behind the white
marble steps Charesst.. that them two had
great crush each other. 1t didn't last long, only
through two afternoons at the horse show and then
they kind of forgot. Anyway, Dottie had lapse
of memory.
1t seems that Spencer was dead in earnest, though
Evening star., 1909-01-10

McCabe (Sure, the youngster) Sadie was Sulli-
van, you know and while she want any relation
works both ways. Well, as 1 was sayin I'd
shed my overcoat and hat. and was maxim break
up the front way towards little Sully when Sadie
rushes out of the library just in time to grab
by the coattals
wait, Shorty" says She You'll have to go
up by the back stairs tonight"
Front ones closed for repairs, or WHAT" says |.
mo, no. says she; but Mrs. Dot Oakley has
come; sheMshes using the upper hall
,,, Using i'll" says l. We'll she amt so broad
"Oh, if you must know, Shorty says she she
is taking her exercise there.
"Eh?"' says l. Punching the bag, or swingin'
Indian clubs, or"
down the hall with a push "You 60 up to the
nursery that way, and don't wander out toward the
front! Hear?"
And I'm trained, all right 1t took good many
months for me to connect with the idea that, when
it comes to house rules I'm nothing but new
member; but, like the Ell Paso gent that went down
to Wall Street at six A. M and hung around the
Exchange entrance waitin' to see em water the
stock, I've learned lot of new things
WIHO this Mrs Dot Oakley was couldn't remem-
w Der at first; but later on recoect that She the
well upholstered young widow | used to see bobbin
around the edges of the dinner dance set and fllin
out her black dresses generous it made you shud-
der to think what might happen if seam ever
started
She Baltimore girl to begin with, from one
of them old graveyard families whose main assets
is epitaphs; and maybe she thought she was hookin
up to six-fgure bankroll when she married Bud
Oakley If she did it was case of Sweeney; for
about all Bud left of his share of the Oakley estate
was string of selling platers in hook for a ten
months feed bill; and when it came time for Buds
sisters to throw open the doors of the old brown
stone front to the widow they seemed to forget the
Evening star., 1909-01-10

S it struck your family yet,-no,
not the cutup picture puzzle fad,
but this rolypoly business9 If it
amt, you're runnin in luck; for
the way it hit the McCabe man
sion was like mumps in a boardin'
school.
| comes home one afternoon an |
starts pikin' up the front stairs to
have my reg lar half-hour rough
house with young Mr.. Sullivan
Evening star., 1909-01-10

costumes designed a couple of months ago, she
discovers that the dressmakers usin Chppen-
dale patterns and that with the help of sheath
bockers-whatever they are-she can just make the
weight But the minute she lets up the rollin'
stunt she's goner So she sticks to it.
81 Do you blame herr" says Sadie. Il believe
I'll try it myself"
"Gwan" says l. You'll do all right, all right,
you are; and if l should ever see you appearin'
out draped as snug as she is, I'd feel like putin
screen around you"
"Pooh" says She "What do you know about
such things anyway? Wait till Spencer sees her
again"
"Ah, Spencer sees 'em in punches every day."
says l. He's hardened"
Yes; but wait" says Sadie. Mrs. Purdy-Pel
Evening star., 1909-01-10

Anyway, Dottie handed
the ammonia process stare and
left to SubSst on the income of
a few hundred shares of Steel
ssaSS SS; f. to % gss a her r? ss:$ III
+ {! ;:;i$ f: # s:
out it: and that's where she
collects all kinds of sympathy
from Sadie. The way it worked
out that Sadie used to lug
her around to places where the
sisters in law had tried to have
the bars put up on her, and
then they d whisper how shame
ful 1T was young widow should be SO forward.
But Dottie has been in retreat somewhere for
year more and I'd almost forgot how she looked
Not that | strained my memory any tryin to frame
her up. If l ran a card index of all the diff rent
parties Sadie rings into her helping hand society," it
would keep me busy.
I WANT even curious about this exercise stunt
When meets her at dinner time, though does
get something of a shock Instead of the padded
fairy L d expected, what comes san in slender,
two-by-four female that don't show any more sign
OF a curve from the waist down than length of
gasplpe From the belt up there some bulges,
l admit, and judging by the face and shoulders
you d guess she'd weigh in at about one hundred
and sixty. But if you only sighted below the ell
bows, you would class her with the bantam weights
that sweeps around her feet keeps her from lookin
as top heavy ice water carafe balanced wrong
side up.
Gee" whispers. givin' Sadie the nudge. "What
did she do with 'em?"
by ysewell Ford rights reserved.
Evening star., 1909-01-10

rent sanitariuns,
and kept gettin'
plumper all the
while, until she
ran across this
theatrical trainer
with the rolling
game.
He put her
through a course
of sprouts that
turned the trick
for her, and just
in time; for when
she comes to have
her new winter
Evening star., 1909-01-10
BY SEWELL FORD
Drawings by F. Vaux Wilson

"Do with what" says Sadie, lettin' on to be
why, with the-the- WE'LL" says 1. ''at Ar
mour's place they'd sew EN- up in burlap and call
EN-
Shorty Mccabe,r says Sadie strugglin' to keep
1t all out though, the first time we're
alone; for Sadie just aching to tell me. She
leads up to it by askin' me what it was was sayn
about Mrs Oakley figure
'F1gure! says l. IL wouldn't compare her
shape to any figure know of. If there's anything
the keyboard she looks like, it's an exclamation
point. Was it case of SURGERY"
She rolled it off," says Sadie, kind of mysteri-
Gus, as if she conidin' tip on the market
"Eh?" says 1. Mot tn way they fatten pie
crust, turn out steel rails?
MO, it was just plain roll like you sometimes see
~ kids doing in the park when they re in hurry
to get down hill.
Half an hour, twice day" says Sadie "Of
course. her-er-that is the way her clothes
made helps some. But isn't it wonderful"
And can tell, just by the set of Sadie's chin,
that it won't be very long before there be some
else takn' hack at this and act
Not meanin'. you know. that Sadies carryin' any
surplus. weight worth speakin' Of only she never
been devotin' much of her time to little Suly
she amt got right up against this drectoire skirt
business good and solid 1t needs close view of
Mrs Oakley to make her the point.
'Takes of these watchful young widows to
get lap the fashion plates, don't 1T ," says l.
And then it's Sadie to the defense with,
Its every woman's duty to look her
best, the Soross cry.-and all
that. Specially she says it's up
to Dotte to look her dottiest.
which brings out what Mr.
!. | 3 ! J J
Belasco would call the heart
interest of the whole piece. ~,
For the particlar and I'M
special reason Mrs. Oak
ley is favOr1n us with <HA
a few days visit is SO III
she can have wholly I/zS3
unexpected and ~ IEEfeE
fo1 ~ 4
Evening star., 1909-01-10

Maggie the Cook
Was the Last One
to Join the Over
and Over Brigade.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12
DEVELOPMENT or OKLAHOMA

Shawnee 100000 furniture ooH'
pany
Chickasha 100000 grain company.
Sapulpa $4,000 Investment com
pany
Oklahoma Cltg-lnvestmcnt com
pany, $4,000 oil company; ei5d00
gin company
Tawton- $1,000 land company
Okmuleee- s5t 600 land company.
Muskoeee s25. 900 oil company;
mining company; 100000 compress
company: $l0,N00 drilling company.
Florls 50 900 loan company.
Chelsea 5000 fuel oil company.
Enid 100000 packing plant;
S32 500 investment company.
Clinton $4,000 construction com.
pany.
Henryetla- S5 600 Investment com.
pany; $4,000 oil company
Miami $4,000 mining and milling
company.
Tulsa $4,000 abstract and title
company; s95,09O machine and tool
company; $4,000 realty company. S..
600 marble and tile company.
Ardmore S.. 600 lownsltc com.
pany; $4,000 furniture company
Bartlesville $4,000 OF company
Butler $4,000 lumber company.
Kenlon- $4,000 oil and gas company
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Nntloa in centraotora.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office OF the engineer In charge Of
rifle range construction at Chandler
Okla. until seven o'clock p. m, June
18th. 1903. at which time they Will
be publicly opened, for the constfuc'
ton OF target shelter and butts on
the state target range near the city
of Chandler, Okla.
The construction will include tbe
erection OF concrete retaining wall
sidewalk and curb an earth shelter
In front Of wall and an earth back
stop IN rear OF targets, the huildln6
ot wooden store house and The
placing Of the target iraIaes.
Bids uuat be accompanied ny 9
certified check Ir the sum Of fifty
dollars lyable 70 Colonel Roy "
Hoffman 20 guarantee that the sue
eessful bidder will within the time
aated IN mis- bid. enter Into con
tract to do the work bp accordance
with the terms Of hts bid. the plans
aud specIilcat'
The time o. Annlng work and
the time Of con- ietlon must be stat
ed In bid
The right is reserved 10 reject ans
OF all bids II deemed best for the
public service.
Bids may be based upon the iol
loving QuantitleH
100. a cubic yards concrete.
4g7 square feet concrete side
walk.
i.32s cubic yards illl.
store house complete lixl6,
feet high
1876 sand bags
target frames FURNISHED by the
slalel 20 place
Bids should BE- addressed 20 Capt
Frank n King. engineer, n charge
Of rifle range construction Chandler
Oklahoma.
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ANNEXED
THE LAST
PIRATE" REV. LEFT
TOWN WITH BIG END
OF THE SERIES

by bunching their hi 9 to advantage
10 the nth inning off Lancaster the
Pirates" took an eightInnlng game
from the Senators Friday by the scora
|Of I to 2
A home run by "0randlad" Reed IN
the eighth inning. 6 sensational run.
ming catch BY Kelley Tor Ike visitors,
and Two douhle plays by the PIRATES
cne OF which by Myers unasssted,
were the features Of the game.
Lancaster started the game OH for
The Sen9tors and eight hits had been
made off him when he re ired in the
first part Of the fifth inning IN favor
cf Geist. Geist held the Pirates down
10 one lit during the Inst three m
nlngs and a half
A two base bit by Price. a sacrifice
by pokaney and an error BY the 'pL
ra'es" gave the Senitorn the first
score OF the game IN the second In
ming.
Three hits In succession off Ian.
caster. free ticket 10 fir8t and d
two.bagger off Geisl gave the "pi.
rates four runs IN the firth inning.
Al.
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three pitchers against Cincinnati but
only MnrQuard was effective.
Score: III. T.
Cincinnati .. 002 1870 CO.'S II 2
New York .. 600 100 020-~3 3 2
Batferies-Fromme and Mclean.
Raymond. Ames. MarquaFd and Schlel
Summary. Two base hits, Hoblitzel
Doyle. home run. HGthtzel, stolen
bases Beescber. Mitchell, Downcy.
Devlln: sacrifice hits. Oakes. Fromme,
double play. Bescher to Mclean: base
on balls, off Fromme S. eff Ame5 q.
Ftrucit out, by Fromme S, by Raymond
2.
umpires- KLEIN and Kane.
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MARUM JUBILANT OVER
RAILROAD DEVELOPMENT

Judge David p. Mafum Of wood.
ward, is at the lone, Marnm iR one
Of the West Sides most prominent
Democrats and for fifteen years has
been 6 champion Of Southwest deyel.
opmeni
n think Guthrie Is making a mis-
take IN falling TO rapidly push
through that south country railroad
deal said Marum. III means much
to GHirie and VIII open up q tribu.
tary country that will bring millions
TO this country The next thing
Guthrie must work for ls an eas, and
west crossslato road
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MuSW1GEt FINS IN DILEMMA

Mustogee. Okla. June i2-There
will be no baseball eame here tomor.
row II thu local authorities can pre-
vent IT, The city attorney announces
that II attempted all players. gate
keepers and ticket sellers will be
arrested and the Enld.Muskogee
team officials are undecided what to
40 Residents opposed Ia Sunday
games will demand enforcement OF
The ordinances
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DEMOCRATS.

Mack 4 New Democratic Magazine is attracting
national attention.
The Leader has perfected clubbing arrangements
with the new magazine.
The National Monthly is a new Democratic
magazine Norman II. Mack National Chairman
Editor This is an organ that has been a long felt
want and is bound to be the best publication in the
United States. Here are few of the prominent con-
tlibutols Gov John + Shafroth, of Colorado; Gov.
.Budson Harmon of Ohio; u. y Senator Cuberson, Of
Texas; Hon William Jennings Bryan; Senator
Champ Clark, Missouri; Col Henry Watterson,
Couiier-Joumal Louisville, Ky; Hon. John w.
Kern, Indiana; Thos. +. Smith, Tamnany Hall; Sen
Benz r. Tillman, South Carolina; Gov Charles N.
Haskell Oklahoma; Sen Thomas p. Gore Oklahoma;
Sen Robt L. Owens, Oklahoma; Gov. David r.
Francis, Missouri.
III order to push the National Monthly we offer
she Daily Leader three months, by mail and the
| National Monthly ONE year for $f,25..
The Oklahoma Weely Leader and National
Monthly one year, $l0O Strictly in advance.
The regular prices are: Daily months, $lOO
Weekly year, 100
National Monthly, year, s1OO.
Address The Leader, Guthrie.
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Webh cItY I. Muskones D

Webb lty, Mo-. June 1.-THE Trip
let's batici Wumack and Cave TO all
co-ners Of the lot at the moment
when hits meant runs and won The
last OF The series 2 10 q.
score: Il. IT, e
Webb City 49,. 1860 900 O0e-7 3
Muskogee . O00 600 0OQ-0 g
Bat cries Davis and Brown VIZ
mack, Cayett and Harrington.
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IS WARNED BY NIGHT RIDERS
special to The Daily Leader.

Special to the Daily Leader
Byars. June 12,-David Williams,
prominent farmer near this village,
has been notified BY might riders
that be must leave bhe county in
thirty DAYS or be hung, Mr. VII
iiems had successfully attacked a
booilegging Joint bre4ning up the
traffic in his nelghborhood.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Boston 2, Chicago z
Chicago June tiA-floston won east
~ from Chicago by better fielding aud
base running and harder hitting
score. n. II y.
Chicago ~ O0i 0l0 600 2 8
BOSTON ..... 900 00i 200--i ? 2
Batteries Ove.lli, Kroh and Nor
IAN. white and smith.
Summary: Two base hits. Beau.
mont: three base hits. stelnfeldt,
white: sacrifice hits. overall swee
ncy. stolen bases. Ba'eB Becker,
double nlay. Overall to Howard 70
Autrey: base on balls. off overall 2,
eff white 6: struck out, by overall
3 bv Kroh /, White 2.
umplres Rigler and TRULY,
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wrsrERN ASSOCIATION

AT Toledo kansas city a. Toledo
o.
Al Observation-Disclosures G. ST. Pan
9.
At indianapolis indianapolis 4, nil
waukee O.
All Columbus Columbus A, Minnea
polls q
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Shreveport. La. June i9-Darkness
endel yesterdays game AZ er i3 In
nlngs with the score tied
Shreveport.
600 0O0 200 200 O--l 10 3
Galveston:
00i 0i0 600 300 O--4 10 2
Batteries Harmon Bauer and Kla.
wlter. Hallman and Qulesser
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porr's lupcEsHlp AGAIN.

The superior iudgeshIp contest In
poilawatomle county win 81 up
again next week Il ls said that
Bob Wood stands good show.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

San Antonio At Oklahoma City,
Waco at Shreveport
Galveston at Fort Worth.
Houston az Dallas,
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NEWSPAPER L0CATIDN WANTED
by an editor and publisher OF
years experience, location for a
plant used six months Ia the publl.
cation 0f a daily publication Tho
owner desires a town where a week
Is Is needed an1 viii ultimately re-
qulrc 4 daily Equipment Is new and
modern and ample for ordinary dallg
and weekly or semifgeekly and has
lob printing outfit Parties desiruns
Of h0amer pf responsibility and
person OF unquesllonable financial
slandlng. nddrcsa john Edmond
Lincoln III.
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rsxAs LEAGUE

oklahcma City 10, Houston
oklahoma City, June l2--The Nets
Houston Is to 3.
ny innings
Oklahoma City ..... if5 I'll SOe--l3
Houston ........... 600 100 0O2-- 3
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Omaha. June 12-Des MOines ait
Hollenbeck freely during the early
innings securing lead which 0ma
ha was unable to overcome.
Score: r. II. r.
Omaha nam. 600 600 1923 Z /
Des Moincs 49,. 020 l02 00i-6 10
Batteries-- FIollenbeck and Gonding
Lang and Shea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12
HARRIS STANOs FOR CAME LAW

Judge sam Harris is up from Ok
lahoma city. Next 10 General Janl-
son, Harris "a the most ardent and
active game Law enforcement advo-
cate IN the state.
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BattefIos-~GiIl and keIIeyi LancAat
Pr, Ge!sT aud Clifton.
Summary. Double play Myer {un
assistedl. Alfred % Meyer to Try;
two base hits, Price, Meyer, Kaiz.
sacrifice hits. Clifton. Pokarney Gill
stolen blses. Wakeley (2) KATE. Lieut.
Ike: hits, off lancaster 3, eff Gelsi
/. off Gill s. siruck ont by Gelst 4
Ly Lancps er 3, bv gill 8. base OF
balls. OF Gin 81 off Gelst 2.
Umpire Lyons.
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Wichita 2, pueblo D


Topeka. Kan, june i2--Topeka de-
Ieated Denver tn slow game on a
muddy field. Maag was put out OF
the game for talking TO the umpire
score. R.H.E
Denver ....... Oi0 O0i 0iO-~3 9 2
Topeka ... i02 Oii 00O--s Il 3
Battents-F Ford and Thompson,
Hendrix and Kerns
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee at indianapolis.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
Kansas City at Toledo.
s.. Parl at Louisville.
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Enid Okla. June i2 Enid mode J
three 3lralehts from Joplin and MA
ftraights at home hy beating the Min
ers again In a good game called IN
the seventh to ALLOW lhc visitors
catch train. Woods pitched beaut
iul ball.
Score. R.H.k
5onlln ...... 900 600 90 2 !
ENID - 00u 100 e--i 2
Batteries Peckenbaugh and Brown
Woods aud Allen.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


NhW Yp-k, June 12--Walsh allowed
uAIs lhros bits and Chicago defeltes
few Ypfk 70 O.
so0re n. H. Il
Chicago ...sA 0i1 900 000--l 7
M York 600 600 coo o 3
naslerlea walsh and Owens: Lake
ef1 EglelnoW
summary THO base hits, klelnuw
Walsh; sacrifice hits Keeler. stolen
liaaes chase Dongherty; double play
ElhalFeld and Chase; struck out, by
fhhe a bv Wa#h 4 base on balls, ofl
Walsh Z of Lake q
umpiyes 0'Laughlln aud FsarriD.
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1 kaklkaFasAk y n = RlRaRa
s.. In the World of Sports. 4
! lAkMA y > M seMMAMMM = AMMMaI
Umplrea-P Perrlne and Evans.

balls. of Young z !. struck out, BY
Young . by Schlitzer 2: Wild pitch,
Young
Umpires-Perrine and Evans.
Philadelphia 2. st. LoulS
q philadelphia June is--Gi. Louis
WAS defeated here by Philadelphia ia
an eleven inning game Collins, who
made four hiis in five times at bat
scored the winning run.
Score, R.H e.
Philadelphia:
GOO 900 OiO Oi-2 J Q
ST Louis;
900 600 100 COL z 0
Ba ierics Plank. Dygert and Tho.
mas; Wadaell and stephcps.
summary: Three base hits. Collins,
Wallace: sacrifice hli. Murphy stolen
bsses. Collins. Ganley: base on balls,
of plank. / or Waddell ! ; struck out
by PLANK 9. BY Waddell 4, By Dygert 4
Umplres- Hurst and Connolly.
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spflngfleld, No, june Il Ia yes
vile hii the ball hard In the first
four Innings and belt Springfield 10
10 4
score; II. H. +
Rartitrvilie 403 500 O00-I0 i3 /.
Springfield -. 100 O0S 600 I !
Batteries Wolverton, Barber and
Haas: Ross, Burgess and Wood
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asi9n Iune i2-"Cy" Young held
BOSTON % two hits, one o scratch, che
Visitors winning 3 @ +
enre. q. II y.
CfaxeAnl Of0 900 200-a 10 3
foat0n 900 100 0O0--i S
naitcrlos- Y0une and Eaalerly,
SFhli grr 5ad Car'igan.
Summary Sacrifice hll. Hlnehman.
toien bases Miles, Lord base on
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
MEerERN AssocIArloN

Guthrie at Barllesyllle.
Enid al Muskogeo
webb City at Pittshurg'
Springfield at Joplin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-12

Washington. June i2--Johnston held
Detroit Ia four hits and Washington
won I to O.
score. r. H. T..
Washington 0i0 600 000--l Z 0
Detroit . 000 900 000--0 4 0
patlerIes-~J Johnston and Street; XII.
lian and schmidt.
summary. Two base hits. Crawford,
sacrifice hits. Mcintyre, Bush; double
play. schaefer and Moriarily; base on
balls. Oft Johnston 1. off Killlan 8:
at.uck out by Johnston 7. by Killain l