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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-07


W.P. Tharp and Miss Alma Brown,
OF Spruce, were married by Squire b.
F. Jeter Monday morning.
Ihave three brood mares for sale
Address, j. B. RICE
II ct Butler, Mo-, r. F ID No. 4
William Blankenship and Miss Alta
Kester were married in Butler Satur
day by Judge Boxley.
Jno. F. Ludwick "set 'em up" to
the Rural Route carriers on New
Years day TO cigars and perfumery,
Jas. Groves, OF Adrian, Mo-. has
returned from business trip through
southern California.
Burr McAnnally, Of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, formerly OF Adrian, Mo-, visit.
ed friends In that cisy last week.
F. NJ. Martin, OF Gracemont, Okla.
homa, IL visiting relatives and friends
at Rich Hill, his former home.
j. A. Rogers OF this city spent
Christmas holidays with his parsnts
Mr.. and Mrs. j, H. Rogers, Amoret
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Over
man, OF Hume, Missouri, on Satur-
day, December 81, 1908, a fine girl.
S. s Bright OF Slater, Saline coun
ty, Mo-, is the guest OF his brother
in.law NJ. F. Wheeler OF near Sprague
Prof. c. T. VanBenthusen who has
been the guest OF relatives here has
returned to his home In Rich Hill.
W. T. Mudd of Rich Hill, Mo was
county seat visitor the first OF the
week
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. W. A. Steph-
enson, OF Rockville, Mo-, on Thurs
day, December 81, 1908, fine girl.
THE TINES was compllmented by a
call from MIR and Mrs c. E. GraGg,
living north west OF Busler, on Tues
day.
Chris Smith. aged 60 years died at
bis home Ia Appleton City, on De.
cember 25, 1908, after a protracted
Illness.
W.O jackson went to Nevada
Tuesday on an important case be.
fore the probate court in Vernon
county.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-07

Henry Brayton, OF south Of town,
died very suddenly Monday at noon
Fwhile eating bis dinner Death was
caused from choking on a piece of
meat Funeral services were held st
the Presby teriNn church Tuesday,
Kew. Hood officiating lut~rment
was made ia she Jackson cemetery.
He leaves wife end seven children
80 mourn his loss. We extend our
sympathy 10 the beresved ones
Amoret Post
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-07

Col. Chas. F. Beard was called TO
Kansas on business the first OF she
week. Wednesday he wenS 80 Apple
son City 80 assist in the Poland
China hog sale OF Ola Teipmeir
g. B Pearson and j. ID. Pearson,
brothers, were up from Rich Hin on
Monday attending 10 business as the
county seAt We acknowledge II
pleasant call and Brownie" had his
dates set ahead The Pearson broth-
ers mine coal extensively and are in
fuentisl citizens In shat community.
j B Dunn, an Ohio Democrat, re-
Gently located In our count: nUr.h
OF Butler was a pleasant caller and
had his name enrolledfor THE TINES
MIR, Dunn is much pleased with our
county and especially the open win
ter and thinks he Is going to like IL
fine.
County court met on Tuesday with
all members present. This is Judge
Psddock's first meeting with the
court, and he entered into the duties
like an old hand Sheriff Bullock
was also initiated into his duties like
an old hand. Sheriff Bullock was
also initiated into his duties with the
court.
Miss Nellie Moore, who is well
Known TO many In our city, ia one Of
the lucky ones In voting contes,
recently pulled of by the Kansas
City Post. A dining room set valu
ed at $3.50 Is her portion. Her par
ents moved TO Adrian some two
years ago.-Rockville Booster.
Major F. H. Crowell left Sunda,
for Columbia, Mo to attend the va
rious farmers meetings to be held
there this week A large number Of
Bates county farmer boys LETT for th,
same destination to take the shor
agricultural codke at the Univer
sity,
Col. Clyde Z Robbins Was elected
President OF she State AucIioncor'
Association at the annual me sing a
Independence last week This IS al
exceptional honor conferred on Mr.
Robbins, ami one we'll deserved, tn
next meeting of she association vii
be held during the state lair at Sc
dalla next autumn.
Dick Rupard, a son OH. II Rupar,
OF Rich Hill, was the victim Of a h Z
Tug p-ank in that city Monday riyhs
The BE- Ears held him up with CUR
bllndiolded him and took him som
distance out from the city, then de
serted him Fortuna oly the young
ster was nervy and found his wa,
home without much trouble.
An overwhelming desire for clean
illness on Sunday last coused a ger
tlemsn to destroy one # she bolt
, so carefully placed upon the cour
, house doors by jaDitor Pollock eom
, time ago. His excuse for breakin
In was that he needed a foot bat
, and a change OF hosiery. and h
Just had to get to the toiie
rooms"
The Christian Young Peoples Sc
ciety peri ,ted rheir organization
last week by the election OF the ioI
lowing officers: President, DR.. I
W. Arnold; Vice President, Basil Cul
; yer; End Vice p, Prot c. A. Burke
3rd Vice P, G. P. Wyatt; 4,h Vic
P, Miss Nellie Austin; Secretary
Miss Irene Mains; Treasurer, Milior
Richardson. The organic aston prom
ises TO be of great benefits 10 tn
young people OF our city
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-07
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.

Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
W. B. Tyler OF Summis has his
dates set ahead.
Miss Agnes McCrackeu is reported
seriously Ill with pneumonia
Our renewals and new subscrip
lions this week number fifty six.
j. Fl Little Of Lone Oak made us
business call while In Butler Sstur.
day.
W. II. Ewin, a substantial young
farmer OF Charlotte. remembered US
kindly while In Butler Saturday.
Get our prices before you buy
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
DR.. j. R. Martin, Of Merwin, re.
members US with remittance for re
newal.
]. E. Mosher, OF Bend, Oregon, re-
members us with remittance for re.
newal.
Our old friend John Stephenson,
Of Hudson, remembers US with re.
newal.
Bruce Steele orders his paper
changed from Granada, to Lamar,
Col.
&c. M. Young, OF Spruce, was q
business visitor to the county seas
Tuesday.
l. Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Robin
son, OF Rockville. Mo. fine girl, on
Sunday, December 27, 1908
Mrs. Paul Preston, OF Kansas City,
is visiting Mrs. Ina Tiffany at her
country home, northwest of Busler
/ Richard Keele. popular clerk with
Sam Levy Mere. Co, called and re.
newed for his father Nathaniel Keele.
j. Grover Carroll. substantial
young farmer OF Lone Oak, was a
pleasant caller on Saturday,
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jae. Reece,
OF Merwin, on Friday, December, 25,
1908, fine boy.
Joe WINERY, OF east Of town, is re
ported very low With lung lever =
Amoret Post.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-07

Revival services are being conduc.
ed In all the protestant churches, OF
this clsy, and will probably continue
for the next two weeks.
Rev Weir, Who recently closed his
eighth year as pastor OF the Adrian
Baptist Church, has been re employ
ed for another year.
Mrs. Coonrod and Miss Clara Hill
returned home Saturday night from
visit to relatives and friends at
Humboldt, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben F. Moore and
Rudolph Jackson went to Kansas
City on Monday to hunt houses,
preparatory to removal 30 that city.
J.K. Martin, D. D. G. NJ. l, O.O.F.
came up from Rich Hill Monday and
installed the officers OF Bates Lodge
1870 for the ensuing term.
Oscar Winelsnd, OF Passaic, Mo-,
has bought q business In Parker,
Kansas, and will move there the first
OF the year.
Born, 80 Mr.. and Mrs. W. l. vii
liams OF Hume, Missouri, on Satur-
day. December 81, 1908, twins, a
boy and girl.
A strong flow OF gas was struck at
ninety feet on the Miles Miller farm
four miles east OF Hume, Mo-, last
week
SQUIRE Hamilton, OF Walnut, In
company with c. L Smith, favored
The TINES with a pleasant call on
Monday.
Albert jenkins is advertising his
personal effects for sale preparatory
TO moving to Oklahoma. See his
sale notice on another column.
W. j. Walsh, a prominent young
citizen OF Urich, Henry county, in
company with his brother-in-law
Albert jenkins, was pleasant caller
on Tuesday.
Miss LENA Bailey will attend the
Home Makers conference at Colum
bia, Mo-, which convenes at the same
time as the Farmers Convention.
Charles Mace and Nevs Bickle
both OF this city, were united 10 mar
riage Sunday. The bride Is IA years
old, the groom is probably twice thai
! age. -Adrian Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. Settle and sol
Robert, OF Clinton, visited the family
Of A. q. Jenkins last week. Mr.. Set
tie holds government position II
the Philippine Islands.
Jno. F. Herrell sold the 500 acr'
Wallace Bros. tract Of land, nortf
west OF Adrian to c. W. Bewley o
Cass county, the consideration beinl
| 1914, TAO.
J.B. Rice, OF Mound, dropped In tC
"swap the time o'dsy" while In But
Ter Tuesday. he said his son Waltel
Rice had gone into business at Pas
sale.
Mrs. George NJ. Risley and dsugh
ter, Miss Ruth, returned to thei
home In Kansas City Cunday, after
pleasant visit wish Mr.. and Mrs. j
M. Catterlin.
Rev. j. A. Barker, district agen'
for the Children's Home Findin,
Society, visited Butler Monday an'
preached at the NJ. E. Church q
night.
W. F. Duvall went to Sedalia Oh
business to day. From there he oe
TO Columbia to attend the CLOSING
exercises Of Farmers Week" at tn
University.
Porter M. Allison authorizes th
official announcement OF his name q
q Democratic candidate for Superir
tendent OF county schools. We wi
give a more extended notice OF hi
candidacy later.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
KETCH SAYS AUTO
MAY WEAKEN NEGRO
Assassin Believes Johnson's Craze for
Fast Driving May Affect Satur-
days BattIe-Both Fighters
Training Hard

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19.-Accord-
ing to Stanley Ketchel, who is striving
to look at things in the bright way
from every side, Jack Johnsan's passion
for automobile riding may have some
bearing on the result of the champion
ship match between the two in Cof-
froth's arena here next Saturday after
noon.
Il quit the automobile because 1t
kept me too light and injured my
stomach and nerves." said the middle
weight champion. [ passed Johnson in
his machine the other day and l could
not help noticing how thin he looked.
There were great beads of perspiration
on his forehead and 1 made up my
mind he was passing through the strain
that 1 endured"
Regular work is going on at the two
camps. Johnson boxed yesterday with
"Gunboat' Smith, Johnny O'Keefe Of
Denver and two others, while Ketchel
spared with Charlie Miller and Steve
OConnor. The betting is light on the
general result, but a good deal Of even
money is being wagered that Ketchel
will last fifteen rounds"
An early start will be made in the
ring Saturday. 1t is expected that
Ketchel and Johnson will meet by 8
o'clock. Jeff Perry and frankie Smith
win enter the ring at 1:45 o'clock. An
tone Lagrave and Sam Nelson will fol-
low them for a ten-round bout.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
TEAMS
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
Pomona College. Is Much Encouraged
Over Return of Nisbet to Quintet.
Stanton Has Fast and
Heavy End

CLAREMONT, Oct. 13.-The appear
ance of Frank Nisbet, 70, varsity cap
tain of the basketball team, has given
new impetus to the interest in that
game at Pomona. OF last years team
all the players with the exception of
Gore at center are back. Neuls and
Shut, however, are talking of staying
out of the game in order to indulge in
the winter baseball practice. At CEN
ter again there will be Kepner, the
brawny tackle on the football team,
while at guard will be found Captain
Nisbet and Lorbeer. OF the new men
Clark of Maryland, Ramsey of Mon
tana, DurrelI of Chino, Morse of Min
nesota and Nance and NeWlands all
have good prep records and in the pre-
liminary freshman practice showed up
very we'll.
Nisbets appearance will also help
the football team considerably, for he
is a fast and heavy end. At the pres
ent time Stanton is having a great
deal of trouble in developing good ends
The present men out, while all playing
their positions well,' are too light, and
it is feared that they will not be able
to withstand the rushes of the heavy
backfield of either Occidental or U. S.
C. Stanton is now trying out new
man-Nye, who has the necessary
qualifications if he can be taught the
science of the game, and with Nisbet
back the other end will be well taken
care Of
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
BOTH BOXERS IN PRIME
CONDITION FOR BIG FIGHT
Betting Is 1914, with Dnge on Long
End-Record Breaking House
Is Expected

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-Seats for
the championship match at the Mission
street arena next Saturday between
Jack Johnson and Stanley Ketchel were
placed on sale this morning and long
line of fight fans was present to get
the choice places.
From the way the sale begun, it is
believed the standing room only" sign
will be hung out before the gong sounds
for the first preliminary next Saturday
With the exception of the work which
they will do tomorrow afternoon for the
moving picture men, both fighters have
quit strenuous training and from now
on will take only the exercise necessary
to keep them in perfect trim.
Ketchel weighs ITS pounds, and his
trainers claim that not an ounce of it
is superfluous. Both men seem to have
realized the Importance of the match,
and neither has omitted anything tend
ing to put him in the best condition
possible for a fierce battle.
Johnson has reduced his weight by
12 pounds, or more, and will weigh in
at 1877 pounds, the weight at which he
fought Tommy Burns in Australia.
Neither man expects the bout to go
the limit, and both are counting on an
early knockout.
The betting remains at odds Of 10 to 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
JUDGE DUNNE UPHELD
IN C0FFEY BRIBERY CASE
Court of Appeals Dismisses Mandamus,
Opening Way for Review by
Supreme Tribunal

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-The suit
in mandamus entered by former Su-
pervisor Michael V. Coffey, convicted
of having accepted a bribe to grant an
overhead trolley franchise, to the Unit
ed Railroads during the administra-
ton of Mayor Schmitz, was dismissed
today by the first district court of
appeals.
The mandamus proceedings We're in
stituted to compel Judge f. II. Dunne
the trial judge, to file verifcation of
his charge to the jury which sat in
the case. 1t was shown by Assistant
District Attorney w. Hoff Cook that
Judge Dunno had complied with the
order of the court of appeals to verify
his charge to the jury.
The way is now clear for an appeal
to the state supreme court.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
POLY RUGBY FIFTEEN
WILL PLAY REDLANDS
Locals Believe Prospects Are Good for
Championship BeIt-Redlands May
Put Up Strong Game

Polytechnic high school will send her
Rugby squad on their first trip of the
season next Saturday when the Me-
chanics journey to Redlands and play
the fifteen of that city.
As yet the Mechanics are unde-
feated and have good prospects of an
nexing the county Rugby champion
ship this season. In last Saturdays s
game with Pomona the locals showed
up against the visitors and played all
around them in team work. At punt
ing "Red" Hinrichson and "Monk"
Pierce are always to be relied on and
often save the Mechanics at a critical
moment.
Poly is daily practicing at Fiesta
park and the fifteen is getting into
perfect condition for coming contests.
Coach Skinner is working the men
hard, and with the assistance of Cap
tain Manning is making the training
speak for itself.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
STAN MITCHELL CHOSEN
CAPTAIN AT STANFORD

i STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. :
4 13.-Standish Lowe Mitchell of Los <
:. Angeles was unanimously elected :
4 CAPTAIN of the freshman rugby =
!. football fifteen of the university =
+ today, and will lead the first class =
= men against the University of CAL =
j ifornia freshmen in the annual :
+ contest on California field, Berk- :
+ eley next Saturday.
j. Captain Mitchell is a brother OF =
< Now Mitchell, the Stanford var =
i sity football captain, and is de- =
\ clared by the coaches to be one =
= of the best men on the football =
:. field in several years. He is fast, :
:. accurate and sure in handling the =
+ ball.
+ In former years young Mitchell =
i, was a star of the Los Angeles high =
i school team in the old football =
+ game. He learned the principles =
!. of the rugby game quickly and Is a =
+ strong contestant for place at :.
!. three-quarters on the varsity =
\ lineup. The freshmen defeated the =
\ second team "a to today In the :
i last game they will play before =
). the intercollegiate contest.
4. i :. = ). + = < i !. + 4 y = = = =
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
CHALLENGES covINA

Manager Abrams of the Long Beach
baseball team hereby challenges the
Covina San Felice nine to game of
baseball to be played for $100 or more
Game to be played Sunday, october "a
This is something like. Manager
Covert and the rest of the San Felice
aggregation have long been wishing
for the opportunity of meeting an OPP
ponent worthy of their Steel Here is
the opponent. Now let Covina make
good by coming through with an ac-
ceptance to this challenge, backed up
with something more substantial than
hot air.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
kEENE,s BALLOT WINS

NEWMARKET, Oct. 13.-The Select
stakes, 10 sovereigns, 300 sovereigns
added, was won today by James r.
Keene's Ballot. Valenso was second,
Succor third.
A maiden 2-year-old stake, SOW
erelgns to start, 100 sovereigns added,
furlongs, was won by the Frolicsome
colt; Beau Ideal second, H. P. Whit
news Pequot third.
The Autumn cup plate, 300 sover-
eigns, furlongs, was won by H. p.
Whitneys Perseus III; Manozzo Sec
ond and Weatear third.
The Czarewitch stakes, 25 sovereigns
each, 800 added, 3-year-olds and up,
21s miles, was won by Submit; Nibs
second and Raytoi third.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
RosroN AMERICANS MIN

BOSTON, Oct. 13.-The Boston Amer
leans shut out the New York Nationals
in the fourth game of the post season
series here today. 2 to 0. Collins, a
youngster, outpitched the veteran
Mathewson, holding the visitors to four
scattered hits. Score:
Boston 2, hits 8, errors 2.
New York 0, hits A, errors 1.
Batteries - Collins and Donahue;
Mathewson and Myer
Summary = Three-base hit, Stahl;
bases on balls, off Collins 2, Mathewson
/; struck out, Collins 2, Mathewson z.
Umpires-Egan and Ernsi4.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14

third strike of Byrne. Gibson was
caught stealing third. One run.
Ninth inning
Detroft-Moriarity fouled to Byrne.
T. Jones safe when Wagner dropped ms
non fly. T. Jones stole second. Schmidt
ont. wagner to Abstein. Mullin bat
ting for Willett Mullin popped to
Wagner. No runs. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
BANTAMS AFTER
RETURN BATTLE
ATTELL AND WEBSTER WILL
MEET AGAIN
BELT REMAINS IN POSSESSION
OF FIGHT CLUB
Pacific Athletic Club Arranges Good
Card for October Dates-CouIter
Will Reappear Against
Charlie NorVel
FIGHT CARDS PLANNED

Danny webster and Monte Atten, ten
rounds. (Return match, date uncer-
tain).
Charlie NorveI VS.. Sam Coulter, Oct. 22,
ten rounds.
Jack Sieberg VS.. Battling johnson, Oct.
22, ten rounds. Double card).
Jack Burns VS.. Jim Flynn, Oct. 90, ten
rounds
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

ringer, Myers, Ross. ]. Smith, H. Smith.
Bases on balls-Fitzgerald, 4. Struck out
BY Fitzgerald, l; by Koestner, g. Double
plays-Daringer to Myers. Time-1 S5. Um-
pires-McGreevy and Irwin
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
KoEsTNER FANS NINE SENATORS
AND NONE WALK
Score Is Same, but Game Is Played in
Twenty Minutes Faster Time
Than Plttsburg-Detroit
Contest
COAST LEAGUE STANDING
Los Angeles, 8; Sacramento, 4

Los Angeles o. SdCTaWSHloJ =
Slugging the ball almost at will dur
ing the first few innings of the first
game of the final series between the
Angels and the Senators, DilIon's band
opened with a lead which Sacramento
never threatened. Two hits off Fitz-
gerald in each of the first four in
nings, coupled with fast base running,
tells the story.
Not only did the Angels batting ex-
eel their fielding, but Koestner, al
though pounded for eight bingles, re-
tired ten players via the strikeout
route, and settled down nicely at crit
ical moments. By the same score with
which the Pittsburg Tigers tied an
other knot in the tail of the Tiger did
the Seraphs drive the northerners into
camp.
The winners opened by ringing the
bell a couple of times in the initial
frame, when Daley walked and God
win singled, both being advanced on
long sacrifice fly. Beall lined one
to center, scoring both Goodwin and
Daley, and placing the locals one tally
in advance Of their opponents.
Three in Second
Again in the second did Los An
geles players cross the plate and this
time there were three instead of two.
Delmas, who had already covered HIM
self with glory by making a star stop
of Graham's 'grounder placed q neat
fly in the left garden, where neither
Gandil or Doyle could get their mitts
on it. Fitzgerald grabbed H. Smith s
bunt in form, but pegged low to sec
ond, both Delmas and Smith being
1,I1pT advanced a another.
base on a double steal, assisted by
Graham's low throw to third. Daley
took first after Graham missed his
third strike, and Del scored on the
play. H. Smith scored when Graham
again threw wild to Fitzgerald, and
Goodwin rambled home on Ross single.
Sacramento evened this inning up,
however, by tallying three men on g
triplet Of punched hits off Koestner
and an error or two by the Angels.
Lack Timely Hit
Another tally in the latter half of
the third, when Wheeler scored on a
timely single from Delmas with a
repetition of the same in the fourth,
when Ross. single scored the Angel
twlrler, placed the Seraphs two runs
in the lead and, although Graham's
braves scored several more hits and
time after time had men on bases, the
run-getting bingle was always want
ing. Just by way of good measure
the Angels brought home another
player in the sixth. Delmas and Ross
were the heavy hitters of the day,
each player getting three safeties.
With yesterdays class of ball con-
tinued, the Angels should have little
difficulty in taking the last series of
the season with Sacramento. The
score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
Actress and Mother Injured

RENO, New, oct. 13.-Margaret III
ington the actress, and her mother,
Mrs. Baker, were slightly injured to-
day when they were thrown from their
buggy during a runaway.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
pRINcEroN WINS

At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Virginia
Poly, g. Poly made a great showing
against it's formidable opponent by
scoring touchdown.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
GAME posTPoNEp

CHICAGO. Oct. 3.--National- al-Ameri-
can game scheduled for today was post
poned on account of cold weather.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
PIRATES AGAIN TAKE LEAD BY
OUTBATTING DETROIT SLUGGERS
PITTsBURG POUNDS VISITING PITCHERS FOR TEN SAFE BIN
GLES-WILLETT RELIEVES SU MINERS IN EIGHTH

With Manager Clark of National League Pennant Hold
ers Knocks Rum Scoring Three Players-Cobb Plays
in Usual Great Form but Wagner Has OFF Day, Making
Two Errors-Ty Is Forced to Take Circuitous Route
in Order to Avoid Poce-Pirates Will Be Worlds
Champions if They Win the Game Today
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
AMATEUR BASEBALL

1t will be to the advantage of any
one wishing to purchase nine baseball
suits in first class condition to COM
municate with the baseball editor of
The Herald.
There is a letter at The Herald Of
fee for Peter Hansen.
The Anchor Athletic clubs base
ball team wants a game for Sunday
morning with some fast aggregation.
For particulars call Bunnell at Broad
way 1921.
The Los Angeles Grays, colored, de-
sire a game for Saturday, October 16.
Call Jim Hunt, West 42S7.
The Boston National Bloomer Girls
baseball team, which recently defeat
ed San Bernardino, wishes to arrange
games with any club within 100 miles
of Los Angeles having inclosed
grounds. Answer through The Herald
or communicate with L. j. Galbreath,
general delivery. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-T Jones, Crawford. Wilson.
Home runs-D. Jones, Crawford, Clarke
Hts-Of Summers, 10 in innings; off VIII
lett, 0. Sacrifice hlts-Clarke. Adams. Left
on bases-Pittsburg, 3; Detroit. s. Bases on
balls-On Adams, 1; off Summers, g. Hit
by pitched ball-Wagner. Struck out-By
Adams, s. by Summers, a by Wilett, 1.
Wild pitch-Summers. Time-1:55. UNI
pires-Johnstone, O'Loughlin, KLEIN and
Evans
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14

There is a letter at The Herald OF
fee for Peter Hansen.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-14
DETROIT

Totals. ........ .35 "A IL /
xBatted for Stanage in seventh. xxBatted
for Willett in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS