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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-11

Die @usfubr BON 9 dub,
IN aaren aus ben Ger. Staaten 1T
bon $4,000 paar @9uben unb Site
feI in 1893 auf iibsr 6,552.00 paore
i'm Wertbe bon runb $11, 100000 i'm
Sistaliobre 1908 ssitissen. Die beiten
Gbnsbmer finb bic tpeftinbifden Sn>
feln, pelde i'm abeslaufenen Sabre
nabeSu 2.500,o00 paaye i'm Werfbe
bon $3,000.000 beSosen, Ra9 Gnss
Lamb einesn etfpas iiber $4,000
paare, nod oem 9rittfhen Rorbs
gmerita $4,000, na9 Meritp 1885,
900. na9 Siib.glmerito $4,000, na9
Deutf9Iaub 211.000 paore.
Oeutf d pirb sesentpdrtig bon
iibsr 90,000,000 MenI9en seipro1sn.
Sierbon kben iiber 100000 I'm
9eutf9en Reihe, 100000 In
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ben Der. Stnaten, ouberbem nod in
Der S9peis pie in Sbeil.n Rublanbs
unb in SiiDipeitafrita. tpie au9 tn
Siibauitrasen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-11
@eIahmte 9and,er.

0te fosenunnte Sou9erlGbmuns
befdlt bic Perltniuder bon @splon
sbenfo tpis bi. Sdnommtau9er bes
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fait ausf9lisbli9 BEL ben tii9tisitsn
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bic Sau9er ausseiebt iinb. ipenn iie
aus Der Siefe pl0Bli9 on Der Ober>
fldde erfdeinen. Diefe mertipiirbiss
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bss @ofers faft sana bilflOs. pdb>
renb fie unter Da7er fofort bsrf9nins
bet. 0iele Der befen Sau9er ipsresn
fait pie Rinber na1 ibrer 4rbeitss
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f9eite liegen iie ouf bem 8potsbed In
elmer Reibe. Bis iie baran fommen. in's
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Ion Der perlentauder an bic Spite bes
8ootes sebro9t. bier iibt er, bic Sdnbe
Inn bic &nies cine 3eitlans ipis in @es
banfen berfunten. ipGbrenb sr tbatiGds
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einatbmet, unb bann fdllt er f9einbar
unbebolfen in's Mesr. Sobalb er jes
bod beri9pinbet. tsbrt feline oIte Be
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anabe Ii Reter tief nad einem tpeis
Ben Steine taudt, fintt CT 30 Meter
tief binunter. bie perborsenen perlen
gu fu9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-11
Gifenbabn 3eittabelle.
Selaisare. eadatuaHna unb @eiisrn Hatn.
Ga Draft Asn OA DUAL in0s

0etaNWttt SuuuIuuuuu uuu RbgHeIu UuQus
SH Rraft ben "a. Suni 1906.
GsbIl9-Bal6Bt SCRANTON fir Rsp gprF
nm 2.05, 3.20, sos, 500, 1920, Born. {;
1910, 3.25 nub $40 Ra%mittaas. Gir
Rsp Sort unb philadelphia, um 500 Born,
t2.k0 uHb 3.35 aa@miitass. 8iir
Esbybanna, $40 RaHmtttaas.
aSrbIt9 Buffalo um LIS, 6.25 u. {. 100
Wsr.t f.55. $40 uns lilo Ra&mftiaas. siir
8tHstaniton, GImira uub 3niI&snliatipn.n, um
1910 @er. ant los RaGm. }iir Osrtao,
5sraeuft unb Utica. nm IFS unb 6.25 Nsr. /;
f.55 RaGmtitaee. Osmtap. Syraeult uub
Utica BUG um 6.25 Ror. I6uft tGaItd, ausas.
asmHatn Senntaes. Sir Rsntrols um 900
Rer.j LOS uue $40 Ha&m. Rf4pIfen ae.
ssmebdtten. um 400 Radmitiaas. Bind
bamptsn Nftomobattpn, um Sis Rohmittaas,
Glsemshurg 9ibiHnn-sBnlS6f Scranton
far RoyitumbrIanb I'm 6.35, 1920 Wlur. (;
| SIS anb GAO saa&m. Cir plymouth um COS
Ra@mittass.
@oHHtaaes3fise.
GhbIlG-BHr Rtm gcrF uui 2O5, 3.20,
SOS nab 1920 Nsrstns, 3.35 unb $40
Ha1m.
RarbIi& 8Hr Buffalo um lis, unb
6.25 Mer. t.55, 6.40 nub ff.f0 RaGm.
GHr 1taetamioH unb 3pti&snaattsntH, 800
uuh 1910 8ermiitags.
stssme6nrs SibiRon -8uISet @uauipH
um fO.20 Ror uuh $40 Radmittass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-11

Credit balance Jan. 4.
1903 ..................f 7,891.79
Prothonotary CIV. NJ. Bunnell)
Credit balance
Jan. 6, 190S...s 3.359.41
Cash fees paid
county treas
urer. year 1908 12,271.40
Fees charged to
county. year
1868 .......... 7.473.25
s 23,104.06
1908 ................... 11,s25.0o
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-11
Report Of The Controller Of
LaCkaVanna County for the
Year Ending January
4, 1909.

TO the Honorable, the Judges of the
Court of Common Pleas of Lacka-
wanna County:
l. Edward A. Jones, County Control
Ter, being duly qualified according to
law, submit herewith a statement of
the receipts and expenditures of Lack
awanna County from January 6, 1903,
to January 4, 1909, as required by sec
ton six (6) of act creating office of
County Controller. approved the 27th
day of June, 1895, P. L. page 403.
Receipts and expenditures of Lacka-
wanna County from January 6, 1908,
to January 4. 1909:
Cash in hands OF p. F. Con-
nor. County Treasurer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-11

Horses. mules. etc. ... 45s,645Q0
Meat cattle over 4 years
old 84.41O.00
Occupations, etc. ....... 2,S29, $500
Aggregate value of
taxable property .... SCI ,922. .043.00
GROSS REVENUE FROM TAXABLE
PROPERTY.
County fund. at
For redemption Of
bonds, at y
mills ........... 46.441.5s
Total revenue at AZ mills
on the dollar .,...,...... .s294.1 1870
Total amount of taxes col
lected in 1908 on 1908 and
prior duplicates .......... 1906. .s29.17
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF LACKA-
WANNA COUNTY.
ASSETS.
Cash in hands of p. f.
Connor, county treasur-
er .................. 142.s5s.s1
Court house building .... $50, 100000
Due from tax collectors
(estimated) ............ 800, 9,56S.F
Furniture and fixtures,
court house ..........,.. 100000
Court house grounds ..... 200. 100000
ument ........,......... 53.5sO.OO
County prison buildings. $4,000. 90
Metallic file cases, etc. 80. 100000
Due from ex-Treasurer Jas
license fees .......... s.a56oO
county treasurer 1905.
fees ..............,.. s.521.5O
Due from Commonwealth
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-11

JANUARY
4 IpOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
SARATOGA ENTRIES TO-DAY.

TERDAM; selling. for three
on winners or a race o. the
or 1903: guaranteed gross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
AMERICANS FARE BADLY
canadians GAN a Good Lead IN In
ternatiOnaL Cricket Match

Montreal. Aus. 2--The United state C,-s.,...
sls could 90 nut little against the bowling ., the
e-,.--.-s % me annual three-day international
rricket match started here to-day sn5 - =,
but ~ me hrst inning FOR s.. having previousl,, 5,s
snissed me Canadian batting side ror IL ~.
AMERICANS thus so into the second inning = v,-s
iehind - runs
The Canadian side started the bat,irr IN . -.
Nicket which wore well and improved as rts -,
froEressec Al the luncheon interval 49, -
score 40 for the loss of wicksts and after Re-
ga nae neen dismissed the remainder OF the
side went rather cheapiy. except - -
wiclet which realized =
e'oo~in, o. Montreal, and johnson. OF ottsvys
STARTED the uIndling against the United $50
euS eiu enolsh The latter was taken or and re-
placed by Wallace the Americans fasle5 ., -
any stand ~ at Only I'VE OF the team rescbad
double rgures. the batting OF T. NJ Cregar -, %
"e"is me feature. Goodwin took six wickets for a
80 Two OF ule Americans were run out and
Wallace. OF Montreal, CAPTURED The ,,,o --.,t
sickets Tor - runs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
ONE BAD INNING FATAL
CHESBRO BACK IN FORM.
Shoes Great improvement Against
White Sor IN SIo1r Game

Chicago. aug. 2s.-Jack Chesbro had just one hsd
White Sox made three runs. finally beating she
Yankees IN a slow game by score OF 10 ! Tor
they made three hits and OF Walter Man
ming In the eighth inning Two hits and base on
balls in the frs inning accounted for the runs made
or Cheshire. After that he allowed only two hits
in SIX innings. one in the second and one IN the
sixth and didn't give base on balls. holding the
situation in absolute control
Frank Smith pitched good game. keeping the
hits Of the Yankees pretty widely scattered. and
moving them down with painful regularity Austin
scored the only run for the Yankees in the eighth
inning on a quick BIT % thinking and some good
base running lie went up determined TO bunt- and
smith. seeing he wanted do 50. raced II with the
ball % field Tho hunt Austin saw him coming and
lobbed the hall rust over his head. reaching first
easily. He Eot third SVeeney's single and
scored when Iennphill hating for Cheshire hit into
a double plav-
Chesbro showed better form than he has done a.
anv time this wear and justified staIlingss appar
eut discrimination let him pitch himself into win
ming form one Of the hits IN the first inning was
q scratch. bur II followed base balls and both
runners scored on DouEherty's long rwo-bagger
DouEherJy stole third and scored long fly
After that Happy Jack was invincible. and re
tired the side in order except II the second and
sixth innings.
Austin's error 4 base on balls and TWO singles
gave the White Sox rvvo more runs in the eighth
inning. after Manning had gone into the box
ToIlov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24

Further PrecaHtiOH Taken to ChecE
Accidents IN 4uto Contests.

Further prscauticn - prevent accidents me -
possible inperfsrtions me track ths Two days
speed Tournament or the Brighton Beach Motor
dronle on Friday and SATURDAY next whsn NJ
Brighton Beach Cou1ui-ree Of r.ra Morcr RaclnE "A
ISOLATION ordered the course. which was % haVe
been open for practice yesterday. closed unrl %
night 20 permit 81 the a~iag NJ special top dress
ing and further rolling by machines az great ve't
More than this. q contract was entered nro VIZ
the manufacture OF the dress us whereby sqlaos
% experienced workn-u sr- t1 he stationed arouna
the track durtng the entire r-l~-v-siN hours q t
speed carnival prepared 7- moments NOTICE y
refresh strengthen any spot IN me surface q -
track that NAV show signs % weakness There WI
b. an unhroken Zinc ~ men along me inner 0s1
~ each curve. and plentiful -rrInk-ing along w
stretches Not only t~ tho ~4-scoIrse 70 ~ nam
tanned firm and sound. hur rH- dust IS % q SsP'
continually laid The Motor Racing Association "
eager 70 gain for the Brighton Beach 1l1tordzosN
reputation as both the fastest ard safest al1'''~
bile speed course N the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
GERMAN SENDER CRAFT PRACTISE

Marblehead. Mass. AVE-. 1S.-Nl three 81 ~
German sender Yacht challenges the tieyeiia'
See Humid and the Marguerite were put thfol-
their PAGES TODAY for the FIRST time since tnsli O.
rival m quest OF the Taft and Draper cups
The little boats We're measured yesterday u'
Sterling Burgess official reasurer OF the Eastern
Yacht Club. and to-day an were out for t'ilA'-
up sail or NIarbIehead Rock the scene or rs
weeks conflict The wind was light and 'ae
was smooth As the American defenders nad -
asked % keep away from the foreigners. ''sle =,
no comparison or speed The German yachts VIII
have trials every day this week -.
There was great rejoicing to-dav aHlous both -
visitors and The American vachtsmen when Cap.,-
Otto Protzen was seen az the tiller OF the he'el-
II was thought that an injury % his knee rse-'t
last week. might prevent him from participants -
the cup races.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
LrAGUE STANDING.
SUPERBAS BREAK EVEN
BELL STAR IN ONE GAME.
Hard Hitting Marks Double Header
IN BROOKLYN.

The superoas split even with s.. Louis in a
oouhie header at Washington Park yesterday win
Ming the first game by q score Of : 10 @ while the
second game went To the visitors by score Of .
10 l. both games were marked by lively batting
enough runs being made in the first inning OF each
contest 10 bring victory To the winning side
Raleigh started in do the pitching for the
Cardinals in the first game. hut was replaced by
Meter in the fourth inning Bell pitched for Brook
lyn and was a puzzle throughout A difficult catch
OF a ny by Burch was the fielding feature.
Pastorlous vas IN the box for the Superbas IN
the second game and was an easy mark his de-
livery being hit almost AZ will.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
ON THE GOLF LINES
NAY NOT PLY
Cham pion Nag Not Defend Till !,
amateur Tournament

IN AL probability the national amateur -
snip tournament Of the United States Golf ss--'
ton VIII De decided This year without fbs aliA-
u tns ulle holder Jerome D. Trayers. vim :
the event az Garden City last September - =
Cleveland in 1897. stated al mis- nome h. I, gu
last night that he doubted If he would
attend the tournament at Wheaton the - :. ].
September s "eeA o.
1raVers has not been IN the best Of bs,1,.
since ne returned from abroad and for -
Ter MS only competitive appearance sfncs - nae
a. tls national open championship over The $50
Wood course IN June Although absent fro-D -
links for so long. the champion saws that . -
practice would be sufficient 10 asr j,ir - "7eAs
again Fie does not care. however In TAX, - -
journey West unless ne can do bfr1sa1f t,.-+ .
ne does not intend 10 make final decisio, n, .
matter for week or So
II Is generally regarded that this wears ..-
pionsnlp VIII prove one Of The best in the bizro-
me game on this side OF the Atlantic. more e.,s.
eially as the chances are bright for sor,s -
entrants. The Chicago district viii ba -
by is full strength. while the cream OF me p..,
burg elton viii also b. there Thus far q, q. =
possible % foretell how many will 20 an e-,-.
Philadelphia Boston and New York
Alec Smith. champion Of The Eastern Pr,f....,.,
Golfers Association = as busy as a bes a. wv,-.-
gyl Just now He managed TO 81 aursv for = =
DAYS recently PLAYING several exhibition 49,
over the MaDlsvood and Breton Woods ,or-..-
During his stay IN the mountains smith dsvsl,,.4
rare form. As NAV h Judged from the fscr -.
out % half dozen eight=sn-hole rounds his czr5
never showed total worse than 70 IN tar -+-.
one exception all his rounds were below thai Ar,-.
After vacation % couple OF weeks Dave HINT
e.. the Essex County Country Club -pro is 6se-
again az the old stand Dave Is enthusiasts o.
the condition OF the Hutton PARK corrsa soer,snv
the greens. and he attributes the improvement n
new kind % fertilizer ne has been using a. Is.A
Hunter has begun preparation for the Mstrouolitas
open championship tournament
Paul Wilcox playing again a. M1utclair after ths
former changed his place OF residence from Won't
clair 10 Brooklyn he confined his PLAYING 70 occa-
sional rounds al pvker Meadow and Fox Hills 5u-
he Joined the New Jersey organization again rsesss-
" Incidentally. Freeman Is PLAYING a good gam
and on more than one occasion be has gwen Tor
Anderson. the profess.ouai plenty % do WHssxs
long absence from active PLAYING vas dus 70 N
health. which y mUch improved ncW. He slso 10
playing the TOP q his game
Devotses OF the game no attend the slstrrpoltsH
open championship tournament st vykzgyI next
month will not see the genia. George Low winner
% the title AZ HOLLYWOOD a few years szo Th=
reason Is thar the Bal-us-ol professional has a.
last decided % --led and 50 happens ths-
the dates for the TWO affairs conflict The ruuur-
Mrs Low Is the professional Js,ls f. "a Scotch
lassie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
DETROIT. Il: WASHINGTON. 6

Detroit Aug 23.-Detroir made 4 four straight
with Washington. hitting each % three pitchers
who were sent in 10 stop them Crawford was the
star 81 the game getting four hits including Two
doubles, al made with men bases. Ungaubs
hitting was also noteworthy. Washington lift VII
lett hard, but me fielding together with the bat
ting Of Tho local team decided the result.
The score follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
INTERNATIONAL LAWN TENNIS BEcrVs

Ni'As Afa-of-i he-l-ake. Ont. Aug 2s-rhe ALL
'anaai@n and International lawn tennis tourna
T1enf began here this afternoon on the s,r,sg ,,,
OF me Niagara Golf and Tennis CLUB. Propress
Wa $40" OWING 10 the late arrival OF a number
OF piaSers- The entry 20 date Is 80 the lsrye~, -
record here The summaries follow.
International NoInen's singles. ouen-Niss NJ,
suflofi Pasadena. Cal. beat Miss Keith Toronto
- 4na 81, Miss Beard. Cleveland Aear 49,
tsrrt toronto. 81, 81, airs Hannah Toronto
bchf Miss tairn1rn Toronto. 81 and 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
PHILADELPHIA
CLEVELAND
rosal, IL Is y y Totals rs snia



Pha6elphia -...----..-------4 y n n ? ? I-l2
T'vvo-bass hits-OltrfnE Clarke ThrA@h hts-Col-
Tins BsAer sacrifice hits-Murphy Barr sacrifice hy-
DAVIS stolen hases-L0rC Baker HartseL Collins HITS
or Rhoaces, n inning. Of Sitton, 3 II innings.
o. EerEer. : n : innings FirEf hase haliE-O~
E--oa6es I. - Sifr1n. n BerFer. Morgan. :
HI by rscner-ET Sittun. fOldrtnE1- by Berger. Z
l-iviuEsrenl Struck Sftror 2 b. Berger
Morgan . Passed bai-Clarke. Wild pitches-Sit-
Len hasesCleveaHd, =. Philadelphia. = Tinne-2os
Tr1rir@- Nj Evans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
PIrrssuRe. ?: PHlLApgLPHlA. Q.

Philadelphia Aug 5.-Iu pitchers battle here
to-day between Leifeld and Moore Pittsburg de-
feated Philadelphia bv \ score OF 10 O. Wagner
scored the first run. after getting base balls.
on his steal OF second base and Wilson's single
while the other vas a home run drive by Lsach
INSIDE the grounds- The s-o-e folLows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
SECOND GAME


"Battsc FOR Pzstoru. IN ninth inning
< % q a. . n-f
B-ooklyu .-...-.-... ..-........1 o % % o a. a
Tvo-base -Rarbeau. Evans Three-uase ht-E-ans-
Sacrifice ry-DeIehanry Sacrifice hits-BaThesu. Bliss
Stolen Eonetchv BIrch. Bergen Double
play-Berzen Alperuau. Left bases-St Louis.
- brooklyn. First base halIs-Cr- Pasyorous
. struck II Pasto-i1us 3. f}eeh~ =
Passed bal-B-rS-n. WILD rit-h-Reehe Tiuas-i-FI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24

.Batted for Chesbro IN eighth inning
CT1f-aro ...-.--..---8 O q q o -
Nsu Vo-k % q - 81
7Nro-bzse hff-DouEherrv. Ffits-0T Chesh-o in
fr-rEs. a Manning : inning Sacrifice hir-
Hahn stolen haEes-Parsur DouEherty. ESzie. Double
rlavs-Ausrin knight. and Altizer Left
hases-Chiaagn. . New York. Bases balls
or Chescrc. I oT MaruinE. Struck out-Bv smith
q. by Cheshr3. . Tine rs Uupire-ECsn ard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24

Bresnahan has begun TO juggle with his team
lie has followed the trade with Pittsburg in which
he gave Byrne for Barbeau and Storke by letting
Charles 80 10 Cincinnati in return for Mowrey
storke has become a second baseman. and Mowrey
viii be utility for Bresnahan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24

Many guesses are being made as 10 changes In
management Brooklyn. according 10 various re-
ports. viii have John CAMEL formerly NJ Gin
cinnat and now OF Rochester. or Mike Donlin ST
Louis. IN the American League. is pretty sure 10
replace Jimmy MeAleer with Jack o'Connor. The
Boston Nationals are likely TO get Jimmy Collins.
who used 20 lead the Puritans 10 victory. and Vol
verton. OF Newark. is likely 10 follow staIinps
into the American League b. way OF Washington
although Jtggs Don0hue was slated TO succeed C.an
tlon there Perhaps CantiIlon isn't going 10 rnaLa
way Tor a successor. however. Jack Dunn and Joe
Kelly are other minor league managers who MAJ,
be among the hig league leaders next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24

THIRD EACE-THE KENTUCKy, selling. FOR ruo
gnss start good Won hsndtiy- Ttrns. Les
pelier
Horse W. 81 a Fin Jockey bettfrT
Hssl2 '3 - II ia Creeyy. -... IS
Fpt ttVh ltACE.-tiandcap- three-vsar-o 1s ard IN
Warf' 500 added mile and strhtn
good Won driving Time ga Winner b . ~
Pessira " alora Owner. Thomas Wright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
PHILADELPHIA. 12r CLEVELAND. 6.

Cleveland Aug. 2.-Phnadephia made Il four
straight. beating Cleveland = 70 s Clsveland's
pitchers showed poor form Mcguire took charge
to-day and appointed StovaU captain.
The Eco-e follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
FIRST GAME


'batted Tor RaIsigh n ne f0uTth inning
Brooklyn .-...--..---s q q
Louis Observation-Disclosures. o q a q % a. q %
TTTo-oase hit-Alre-r-ar Three base hf--A fue--7sr
Hits-OH Rs eFh $ innings Sacrifice ay-FFuurneI
stolen bases konetchy Bunch % Clement, L@unoz -.
AcElveen. Double piay-LennoX. Alrerman and Hum
mel. Left hases-St Louis. BROOKLYN. Is
base balls-on Bel .. OF Raleigh. , Or Mster. =
First has, error-St. Louis out-Bv Sell
by Raleigh. Wfd pitch Raleigh Time 81. I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
he score follows
CINCINNATI

Iwo.oase hts-Iaskert. Seymour, Bridweu Roth Three
base hits-koblitzei G2l Home
hit-Egan. Sacrifice nies- Mccormick. DevIin Stolen
fAsaert Egai Doyle 60. Seymour. Hara Cal
hrttweli. Merkle. DevOre. Iobert- Left
etnnati. = New York. g. First on errorr-t,ci,
natl l. New York. / Double plays-DoWney and TIci-
litze: Paskert aud Lohert Struck out-Bv Ciasper
Dy campbell l. by llubuc L By Marquard. nv
., BY trandall. Bases on hals-On Campbell = ~
grandaii !. on MaTGuari. 2. on Duhue 4: on Ames n
hit by pitcheF-by Dubuc ! 'Ifaral. Will Dftrb
Ames- Passed ball-Itoth- Hits-On 6-randau -
ilninS; on Vanguard. IN innings our IN ne
nfth inninsl on Ames IN 8 innings. Casper. in
Is innings on Campbell. inning: Of Tr,b,tc
In innings fime-2-1s- Umpires and Kane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
NEW YORK POSTAL CLERKS u,,

The New York Postal Clerks. ha..t.,,
ninistered severe trouncnE 20 the ph,Ista,-
Postal Clerks in game fo the inte-~,s,- 49,.
pionship at American League Park v.s,a,, e,'l'i-
a score OF II TO L es''uaS by
The score by innings follows.
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INSULTS or GAMES YESTERDAY.

Jerspv city 3: Toronto, ? (ffrst game.
3; Jerssy City. tseeOnd game.
Newark. b: Rochester. o.
Buffalo, Baltimore 1.
Providence. Montreal. 2
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Frank Farrell is convinced that silk O'Loughn
is prejudioed against the Yankees. and many fans
agree with him OLoughlin used be a popular
umpire on the hilltop. but IFS different now.
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Closing


FIFTH RACE-SellinE. FOR vear-oIis and ,,v.-5
witch have no, Won 500, 5000 addeL seven flr-
neg. Oh g.. b. CONGRATULATIONS. owner I.vf1~-
stable '' Icing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
BASEBALL NOTES AND NEWS.

Cincinnati has made its last appearance OF the
season the Polo Grounds. Grifith's men have
mado lot NJ trouble fer the Giants this year and
have three % the last six games az a critical
stage.
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.rTTsBURG

Home Tun-L-seh- stosn oases--WaEneT- lIrant-
Double piay-ward ard Branshsd Left bases-Ph.lA-
delphis Pittsbu-s First base on halls-ON Moore.
2 81 Lefheld base Philadelphia
srui~z out-Bv Moore 8. By Leireld. = Tine .
Luapires-Iohnstone and Enklie
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STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Wlsef- Barre. I. Utica. q
eyracuse = Scranton. e.
Troy. q ElInira
BlnghsTnto1, 2. Albany
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THE EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TO-DAY.
Newark a Rochester
City Rochester
Baltimore al Buffalo.
Providence a Montreal.
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BOSTON. 3: ST. LOUIS. 2.

81. Louis, Aug 23--Bostou made a clean sweep
or the series b. taking tO-day's game by
score OF 10 . Bailey did well until the seventh
when Speaker, Mcconnell Carrigan ana Donohue
punched hits Cieotte started out poorly. but set
tied down. and 81 Louis failed 10 score after the
second inning.
The score follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24

sweeney. the young catcher OF the Yankees has
one great fault He does not throw quickly enouvh
- catch men who on their bags ana II ts ~a~v
70 get long lead him and so steal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24

Cy Seymour batting much better tran any OF
mis- team mates. and the veterans return has done
the Giants a lot of good