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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-16
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10 II. b Johnson. Mayor Edwards and
II l.. Jarboe, who went to Oklahoma
City yesterday as q committee to con
fer with officials Of the Rock Island
and Frisco railroads In the matter OF
obtaining for Chickasha a union depot
returned yesterday evening and report
that their trip was rewarded by assur-
ances that the matter would be care
fully considered and If possible the
city's wishes in this respect would be
complied with.
Contrary to expectation, Mr.. Win
chell was not there but as his repre-.
sentative, Mr.. Tyler, assured the com
mittec that their road was favorable
to union depot If found practicable
and he believed it would be- He also
assured the committee that either Mr..
Winchell or some other official Of the
Frisco road, with authority to act In
the matter, would visit Chickasha with
In the next eight or ten days for the
purpose OF looking over the ground to
see just what is necessary for them
to do in order TO reach the site of the
proposed union depot. General Man
ager Tinsman OF the Rock Island was
present and reiterated the promise
made by Mr.. Robbins at the recent mass
meeting In this city, to the effect that
the Rock Island stood willing to lend
their aid In giving the city union
depot. Tho committee was well
pleased with the result OF their trip,
as are most cf the people of Chicka-
sha, and returned more hopeful than
ever before that depot would be Sc
cured In accordance With the wishes
Of ef ~aier''-s ssie Of the
city 3
In~ < .ated
that as { s DaLs Ex.
press ca 20 -5eesls4snt Carter of
the Oklahoma rputral. who has been
In the city since esterday. TO get that
gentleman's vic the matter of the
proposed union but was not so
happily rewar- he way OF prom
ises as was the 6 eAttee which Went
10 Oklahoma City; IN fact Mr.. Carter
stated that he had begun the initiative
In the matter OF a separate depot and
nothing short OF this would be agree
able to his road.
President Carter gave several rear
sons why he preferred q separate or
independent depot In tho first place,
bic said. be had ipanped out what to
hina atlpearod fhn n,aly faaNihle route
10 get into and out Of the city with
out great Inconvenience to his road,
and besides, he did not wish 10 be
hampered By delays consequent to
getting in and out OF union station.
unless be is accorded an independent
track. He stated that no law could
keep him from condemning as he had
started out to do and he was not ready
10 let others make his plans for him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-16
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-16

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-16

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-16

Every deposor Of this bank, matter how small his
deposit helps in the work of building up the enterprises
of this community helps to make THIS better town.
Why not open account with the
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF

Wilmington Country Club golfers
played the semi-hnals in the classes
of eight on the club links Saturday
afternoon.
The results were:
CLASS a.
y. NJ. Hopes defeated l.. Smith
up and 20 holes.
J. S Groves defeated T.. q. Mitchell
by default.
CLASS B.
w. N. Smith defeated w G.. Jones
2 up and 20 holes.
]. Armstrong defeated j. S. Brennan
8 and 4.
CLASS G.
r. w. Marshall defeated r.. Reese A
and Q.
c. Martin defeated l.. Rogers and G.
CLASS ID.
w. n. Barnard defeated +. d. War
ner 4 and ..
W. A. Wade defeated T. C. Hatton
. and 1.
In the finals TO be played next sat
urday tho winners in each class YES
terday will be paired. Tho play is for
a cup.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
NEW DEPARTMENT INSTITUTED.
Extension Movement at Ursuline Aoad %
emy in Adjunct to ST. Ansela's
Colleoc


Tho Ursulinc Academy of this city
has appointed Friday September 3. and
Monday September as registration
days All who wish 20 have their names
enrolled as students az tho Academy for
the coming year arc cordially Invited
O. register on tho above mentioned
days. The college OF st. Angela, New
Rochelle New York. will maintain an
extension department at the Ursuline
academy this year.
The aim OF the extension department
is
First-To afford teachers and other
extension students who are studying
for a degree tho opportunity of com-
plying with the requirements in regard
70 resident work.
Sccond-To offer an review courses q
teachers who arc preparing FOR exam.
nations
Third-To form social and intel
icctual centre where people from differ.
cnt parts of the couiitry may meet foi
the interchange Of ideas.
Fourth-To enable students TO pursue
high school work and thus make M
deficiencies in college entrance require.
mcnts.
Nearly four hundred students ere
studying in the various extension de.
partments Of st. Angela's college.
Those who wish TO join the tLten
sion department may make application
al once.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Tri.stats.
Mrs. Hahn Buried Her.

The funeral Of Airs. Charles Hahn,
who died i'm Baltimore, as the result
of a fractured skull received in o run
away accident. was held here ysster-
day Mrs. Hahn was formerly or Port
Deposit Services were held at the
home of her sister. Mrs Charles Cor
man, wife Of Inspector German OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Police Depart
ment. az No. 20s North Rodney street.
and interment was made in Riverview
Cemetery. The Revs David heelev.
Of oxford Street Presbyterian Cnurch.
of Baltimore. and J. l.. Lane. Of oil
vet Presbyterian Church, Of this city.
oficiated
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
NEW ATLANTIC LEAGUE

POTTSVILLE, Pa. Aug. 2s.-Prosident
C. r. Parker. Of tho Atlantic League Of
Baseball Clubs IS now husily reorgan-
izing the circuit for next season. g-d has
succeeded thus far TO such an extent
that but three more towns are neeQcdkto
complete Il. The circuit as far az Prcs-
ineni Parker has roorganizcd 81, lom-
braces the following towns: Pottsvire.
shamolSin. Mount CarmS, sunbur,f and
Shenandoah. -
These five cities = y a circuit unto
-tAesnselnas- -in-- tho coal region, which
would be almost equivalent to an anthra-
cite league were the Atlantic League To
fan through. but President Parker says
there viii be no trouble in dllinr the fun
circuit OF eight towns, and looks upon
next season as being tho best that the
Atlantic League has experienced.
Now life is being injected into the At
lantic League rehabilitation scheme. by
reason Of the practical assurance that
protection viii be give tho organization
this year.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
MARKSMEN ON
RANGE TODAY
Delaware Team Finishes
Practice at 1000 Yards
And SkirmiSh

CAMP PERRY. Ohio. Aug 2s.-rhe
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware
rifle teams in camp are doping" out
their prospects in the national match.
Saturday afternoon they fired their final
trial shots and yesterday practiced the
Simple Life" They went on the firing
line this morning for the two days bat
lie.
AZ 1000 yards the leading scores by
members OF the Pennsylvania team
were: Sergeant II. O. Wheeler 81; Pri-
vate Dunn, i6 Musician Moore. A. and
Commanding Sergeant Bridge, f3.
The Jerseymen did not do quite so
well. For the Third Regiment Captain
Pfeil, Of Camden. made A. and Sergeant
Jaggard, Of Company T. Woodbury., Al.
J. W Iiessian Of Wilmington. at 1i7
tied stomplc and Orr OF Ohio for nfth
place, in the all-comers midrange aggre-
gate match which Rothrock. OF Ohio.
won with 1ia In the all-comers grand
aggregate, won by Winder OF Ohio,
with a32 llossian lands 10 per cent OF
the entrance fees, with 925.
Major s. IT, Fort. tho Maryland soach,
WIS second IN Ga orapid-hre revolver
match with i2S
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
RUBY R WINS
FEATURE RACE
Led Wesley Jr. in Two Heats
And Won Last When Wesley
Broke

The best race of the fifteenth regu-
lar matinee of the Delaware Horse
Show Association at Wawaset Park
Saturday afternoon was won by
BroolIdale Farms bay mare Ruby r.
Ruby led J. G. Hartmann's Wesley,
Jr., in two of the heats, taking the
last at the wire when Wesley broke.
The fastest time of the matinee was
made by Brookdale Farm's popular
Little Lady, who won her event i'm
heats of 2.23 IA and 2.19 "a
The excellent weather brought out
an unusually large attendance. Ofi-
cials were 5. II. Wilson. Jr.. starter;
w. T. Lyman, l.. Scott Townsend and
II. r. Wallace. Judges and timers, and
G. n. Palmer, clerk of the course
Summaries:
Event No. l.
j. c. Bouldin's b. m. Dora Thorn. 4 1
j. NJ. Brannan's br. g. Reno B.......2 >
Time. 2,42, 2.s7 1-2.
Event No. 2.
w. H. Hollett's r. G. J. O. K.........1 1
Concordville FARMS b. &. Delight
tul chimes ..... .....-.............2 .
L. T. Jefferis' b. g. Thaddeus K...,.3 3
Time, 2.2S 3-4, 2.26 34.
Event NO. 3.
Brookdale FARMS b. m. Little Lady. 1
j. G. Hartmann's ch. IN. Western
tlrl ...-. zee. ......................2 3
Delamore FARMS b. e. Jim Bayard ..s .
Time, 2.23 IA, 2.19 "a.
Event No. 4.
i. p. Millers b. m. Topsy Van...1 /
II. L. Lynch's ch. &. Bill William. . .
Time, e.24, 2.2S.
Event No. 8.
Brookdale FARMS b. m. Ruby RI . 1
j. G. Hartmann's b. &. Wesley.
Jr. ....... .... -. ..........2 9
Time. go. 2.27S-4. 2.23 "a.
Event No. g.
William Armstrong; br. h. Elmo. i /
Peter Orth's z. z. Rock .......2 2
c, A. Lippincott's b. m. Hal Chimes 3 g
Time, 227 IA, 2.26.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Track
Surf
Tennis
ENTRIES FOR
FIELD DAY
Great Preparations for St.
Peters Holy Name A. A.
Sports at New Castle

NEW CASTLE, Del, Aug. 2S.-Prcpar-
ations are being made by the members
Of ST. Peters Holy Name Athletic As
ISOLATION for ono OF the greatest days
OF Held sports given IN New Castle IN
a quarter of a century. The affair will
be held al the grounds Of tho New Cas-
lie Athletic Association az Battery Park
on next Saturday afternoon.
Handsome prizes have been secured
Tor the different events In plenty. The
badges have nevcr been eoualed In any
athletic event in the State The gold
badges are OF especially fine design and
material All the entries will close ON
Wednesday evening. Many inquiries have
been received and answered from Phil
adelphia and Camden teams. and It IS
expected that great food OF additional
entries will arrive before the close or
is hours. The following entries have
been made to date:
Five-Nilo Marathon-Gc T.. Nandc-
CROFT Marathon Club, Of Philadelphia;
Frank Riccio John James walsh and
william a. Russell, Of ST. patrick's
HOLY Name Athletic Association Of Will
mineton. Osoe Hancc. OF ST. Peters
HOLY Name Athletic Association, New
Castle: George E white Division No
=. Ancient order OF Hibernians, Of New
Castle.
100 Yards Dash--Theodoro s. flatton,
OF New Castle. unattached: Joseph r.
McCanerty. Of wilmington. unattached;
Michael " Jordan. Division No. 2, a. o.
IT,. New Castle; Victor +. Brennan and
John j. walsh, ST. Patrick's II. N. A. A.
Wilmington. George -. Vandogrift
Marathon Club. Of Philadelphia; A. d.
Brown. YOUNG Mems Christian Associa-
fion. of Wilmington.
BROAD Jump John J. Walsh. OF ST.
Patricks IT, ~ A. A.. OF Wilmington;
Theodore S. iIatton. OF New Castle, unat-
tached.
sao Yards DASH George r. Nandogrift,
Marathon club. Of Philadelphia; Theo-
dore S. Hatton. New Castle, unattached;
Joseph II. McCanerv Wilmington, un-
attached.
eeo Yards Hurdle Raco-A. d. Brown,
Wilmington. y. NJ. G. A.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
New Castle A. A.
O01O 1O0OO1O00O1-3
SEMI-PROFESSIONAL NOTES

WHAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAY
Some great changes in the Semis
standing. The race gets more inter-
esting every Saturday
Some one said Highland had Peer
less goat. The chain broke and the
goat got away Saturday.
Landlith won their game on one hit.
That might be called luck.
ICY" Young always helps win his
own game with extra base hits Home
run Saturday.
The Newport fremont game is
thought to have been the fastest Of the
season.
Highland was certainly prepared for
Peerless. Elder c. Waters, old
stars" besides Hall and Poffenberger,
new men. were in the game.
Moore takes his time when pitch
ing.
Bob Waters is there when it comes
to throwing to second bag.
Clark made several nice stops of
ground balls besides making a sensa-
tional catch in left field
For a little man. Mullin covers a
large territory in right field. Several
Of his catchs were real"
Patterson was back in the game, and
got his two-bagger
Young put up his usual good game
at second.
Bill O'Donnell knocked 50 many balls
in the two games that when he hit the
three Dagger he slid for third when the
ball was out in center field. He said
he was going To fall down. so he
thought he would practice sliding.
Speaking Of sliding; how about Nor
gan.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
WORK HARD FOR SMALL
DllDSFS ON SAIISRIIpY TpAcK
ONJLJ WV JI1Ll1UNna sAlaOit

Souther tier drivers put in four days
last week scrapping for $500 purses at
the Salisbury. Nd, Fair. Some fairly
good races were decided over the half
mile ring. Among the teemers who
captured oats money were Frank
Barnes. with Expedition, Jr., DR..
Chase and Baron Rogers, and II. r.
Tyson, with Guy Rector, Gladys G..
and Sweetheart. Driver James pick
ed up $500 with Plucky Prince. Wick
ham and Hail Worthy; Mallalieu got
a portion with Hattie c. and Lady
Bess; Mott. Hentscher, Corbin, john
son, Bull, Collins, ELLINGTON, Leary
and Lewis won with Hannis Boy, Cap
tain Guy Axworthy, Wheeler Wilkes.
Russell c.. King Redwood, Black
Patchen, Henry Bedworth. Manuella,
Lena Directly and Brownie j.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
separating Them.

Mr.. Grubb. an elderly bachelor. hav-
ing been troubled for a week OF two
with a pain in his back. went to his
doctor. The physician prescribed two
large porous plasters and told him to
call again in about a fortnight and re-
port.
Mr.. Grubb complied with directions
He went to a drug store and bought
the plasters and after a prolonged
struggle with them in bis own room
succeeded in getting them properly In
place. Being very small man, how
ever, the two nearly covered his whole
back. At the end OF two weeks he
called at the physicians Office again.
''well. how is your back?" asked the
medical man.
Sound as a dollar; hasn't panied
me any for ten days or more"
"Glad to hear it. You may take the
plasters of whenever you please"
mot muchw exclaimed Mr.. Grubb
removing his coat and vest. taking OF
his collar and locking the door Of the
DOCTORS Office 81 won't touch 'em
They're bigger than l am. What
want you TO do now. doctor, is to pull
me or the plasters."
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Very Considerate.

Four old Scotsmen. the remnant Of
q club formed some fifty years ago,
were seated round the table in the
clubroom. It was a. m. and Dougal
looked across at Donald and said in a
thick. sleepy voice:
Donald. dye notice what an awfu'
peculiar expression there is on Jocks
faceg"
AYE" says Donald. II notice that
He's deed He's been deed these four
hours"
'whet7 Deedl Why did ye no tell
meg'
"Ah. no-no-no." said Donald. "A'm
no that kind O. man to disturb a coE
vivial evening"
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
A MONG OURSELVES
~ BEING LITTLE STORIES u
n or THE STAORTING ~
FOLKS GATHERED FROM
EVERYWHERE.
BY DAVE

JUST HEARD or ONE.
"Did YOU ever SEQ such hot place in
your ilfe?' asked Jimmy Cook, Of KID
Reeves. at the bsu farm
mo, -said Reeves, IL never saw one
but 1 have heard OF one, although I do
not believe Il can beat this any. I am
willing to trade and take the chances"
0-O-o
AND HE DIDN'T.
"Grounch never hit nobody IN that hfth
inning Didn't he hit somebody in every
previous inning? Wasn't that sufh-
cient2
0-0-0
no THE TIMBERs.
The tall tlmbers for that bingle OF
Beattys. Luol well we guess, yes.
TROUBLE FOR TOMMY.
Tommy Iawless Is going head-ovcr-
heels into trouble Because his ST.
Paurs team looks "a trihe better than
an other in the Holy Name League squad
Tommy biurts out with something like a
challenge TO take on dupont for i've
game series "Ofen that" Tommy.
900
KNOCKOUT COMING.
Next Saturday Riverview will meet
New Castle IN nino-round so al River
view. That's going to be a Knockout In
that mill before somebody gets his de-
Tense working well.
0-0-O
CUTS OUT THE JOY RIDING.
'ISid" Reeves. Jimmy" Cooke and
Harry shuler drove TO Betterton ester
day IN big touring car that Mckinney
borrowed for them II is said that n
the manager doesn't return the car In
good condition he'll not get L again.
That edlct puts their Joy riding under
the ban.
Rlvcrview is second place.
Tho erstwhile Parkside nearly won a
game.
Wantcd-A pitcher. One who can beat
DUPONT. None other need apply. Salary,
no object Apply Terry Carvin.
This is tho time and place for Mousley
10 cut loose a chuckie.
It's lizard Luck Carvin, for sure.
Nohco-Don't feed the leaders.
900
oh, by tho way. New Castle didn't gel
a chance 10 loose.
That was a jar DUPONT handed souti
side.
900
Banner pitched his best game bu
what's the use.
900
Russell was the only man IN tho l.eagu
to draw better than single
900
Lonzy Green. who didn't pitch often
famed nine men and got single. Bet
ter pitch him again.
800
As usual, the McDonough family show
ed what It could do.
n--0--O-
Dawson threw II into a brace Of them
O-0-O
Reed looks good IN the out garden
O-O-0
South Side will make them all worl
TO win.
800
shuRr was thinking OF vacation
week.
n Bacon is in the grandmother oias
we wish there were more grandmoth
ers.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
WIIIow Grove campmeetinu.

The Willow Grove Compmeeting was
attended by 500 enthusiastic colored
persons yesterday. and interest is grow
ing in the camp. In the morning the
preacher was the Rev. Stephen Trisby
and in the afternoon the Rev. Mr. De
shields. The Revs. Pennington and
Hutchinson were the speakers in she
evening. The Rev ]. Edward Nichols
and the Rev. S. b. Sheppard are rhe
managers. An even larger attendance is
expected for next Sunday.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
WHEELER WILKES HOLDS
EASTERN SHORE RECORD

When Wheeler Wilkes. 2.10 Ia. by
Wheeler +. 2.12 IL, won the free-for-
all race at Salisbury. Md, fair. last
Thursday in .. III Ia, 2.12 IA and
2.10 Ia. he stepped the fastest heat
ever raced ON the Eastern Shore of
Maryland. He is owned by Alonzo
Creswell, of Avondale. Chester county,
and is raced by Dan Leary, OF West
Chester. In 1905 his record was 217 Ia
in 1906. 2.l6 Ia. in 1907. e.14 81. in
1908 2.I2 IL and now 2.1O IA
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
The Very Ideal

A Flushing IN. " clergyman, pastol
Of popular church there, received at
a caller at his parsonage the other day
a young matron carrying in her armi
a chubby faced youngster.
Il want the baby christened." the
mother said.
After the ceremony the clergyman
started TO write out the baptismal GER
tihcate required by the board Of
health.
Forgetting for the moment the date
Of the month. he remarked to the
mother.
"This is the ninth. isn't it?"
"No. indeed. sir" replied the young
matron Indignantly. Its only the
third"
Evening journal., 1909-08-23

MOOR-pELAWARE AVENUE.
Edgemoor won it's game over Delaware
Avenue by % 20 1 score Groves. the op-
posing pitcher. was not in form. while
stapleford. of the Edge Moor. held his op-
ponents down to the line Eighteen runs
were scored in the fourth inning by Edge
Moor
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Trades PAGER For Trot,,r

1t is announced that John Il. Jones has
traded the pacing gelding Hidalgo.
2.04 Ia. by Warren c.. TO Kelly Hobbs.
of Salisbury, Nd, for the 5-year-old
green trotting mare Minnie NJ, by Nc
Kinney. The trade was arranged by A.
II. Tyson, a Wilmington horseman.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
DELAWARE CITY
TRIMS THE MARINES

Delaware City took its third straight
game from the League Island Marines
on Saturday by 4 to score. The
game was won in the eighth inning.
when, with Neff on second base. Pen
nington hit home run
Southwick allowed seven hits. The
Marines got eight Off Wingate
Score by innings;
Marines ..........1 1OOOO1O-s
Del. City .........0 90 OO022 N-4
Earned runs. Marines. .; Delaware
City, 4. Home run. Pennington. Struck
out. by SouthwicS. s. by Wingate ..
Base on balls. by Southwick. /. stolen
bases, Maher Wagner. Bright and Pen
nington. Passed ball. Wagner. Umpire
Wentzell
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
CLOSE GAMES IN
COUNTY LEAGUE
dupont And RiVerView Win
Over SOuthSideAnd ParkSide
With One Run to Spare

dupont and Riverview were the Coun-
ty League winners on Saturday, the
'Powdetmakers' beating out the
"Bridgers" by / TO o score and the
Villagers" taking the "Eastsiders" into
camp by TO l score. The games were
the pest Of the season.
The duPont-Souin Side game was won
by the DUPONT in the seventh inning
when Beatty bit one to right field. The
ball lost itself in the grass there and
before II was picked up Beatty had
turned the bags.
Crouch and Banner were the opposing
pitchers and the twirlers were in un-
usually good trim Crouch had the bet
ter of the argument in hits. holding
down the "Bridgers" to two scratch sin
gles but Bannar put it all over big
Bill' in the other points, tanning five
men and giving but one man a pass.
dupont got five hits off Bannar.
The score:
dupont .............. 10000 XII
South Side ...............O 0 0000000 00-t
Summary: Earned runs. DUPONT. !.
Stolen bases. Harrington. Beacon, Flood,
Beck Home run. Beatty. Double plays,
McGinley Finnan Beck Shuier, Manner
ing. Bacon. Struck out. by Crouch, >;
by Bannar. ;. Bases on balls, by Ban
mar. /. Umpires Lucas and Dawson.
RIVERVIEW CINCHEs SECOND Place
BY beating Parkside. Riverview now Is
anchored in second place In tho league
race Riverview got its only runs in
the early part Of the game after a brace
OF hits. Rivervicw hit Loguc for six hits
while "Ionzy' Green let the Eastsid-
] IL NH
men. The score:
Riverview ........ .......1 0 / 600 o 0 x-s
| Parkside ...... ...........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
! Summary: Earned runs, hiveryiew, !.
Stolen bases. Neatley, !. Two-base hit,
Russell, /. Struck out by Green. .; by
Loguc, D. Bases on balls by Green, 2;
by Logue 0. Umpire Mcmahon.
NEW CASTLE WINS AFTER i3 Innings
New Castle defeated st. Paul's Guild,
OF Chester in a 13-inning game, to ..
The wning run was scored by Staib
who ran for Kirby. The latter hit and
was advanced TO second by Dugan being
hit ny a pitched ball
Stab stole third and went home on
a passed ball. Marvel and KNAPP, who
pitched for New Castle, allowed nine
hits New Castle got eleven off Il.
Worrilow. Tho score:
ST. Pauls Guild
oOOO10O1OO0O0-7
New Castle A. A.
O0OO1OOo.O1-3
Summary: Earned runs. New Castle
A. A., .. Two-base hits, Dugan, Bird.
Sacrifice hits, Edwards, Rennie. Hit by
pitched ball, Dugan, Hague. Boyle.
Bases on balls, off Marvel, 5; of Knopf.
d; off Worrilow, I. Struck out, by Mar
vel. 8; by Knopf s; by Worrilow. 10.
stolen bases, Chase. .; Edwards, Kirby,
II; Dugan, August, Cummings Boyle, +.
Worrilow. Wild pitch. Marvel. Passed
ball. Coakley Double plays. Marvel TO
Edwards TO Chase Knopf TO Edwards to
Chase b. Worrilow to F. Worrilow. Left
on bases. New Castle A. A.. st. Paurs
Guild, 13 Umpire, Andrew Lenoir. Time,
225.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
The Lie Giving Touch Of sympathy.

The Life Giving Touch Of Sympathy.
A man may have become almost 8
demon. he may have resolved upon i'm
mortal hate and study Of revenge, but
let him once feel the life giving touch
Of sympathy and love. and the seed.
long dormant, will spring up and bring
forth its harvest in the field Of life
J. c. Sellers. Jr.