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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27
FIRST REGIMENTS
COLONELCY FIGHT
VOTE TONIGHT
Lieutenant-C0lonels Fraser and
Rowland Candidates in Sharp
Contest for High Honor.


never IN the history OF the First regi'
ment was more Importance attached TO
an election than that for colonel 8, the
armory tonight. TO fill the vacancy
caused bv the eleotio, ne tha forn,ar
oo,,,,,,aso ~ ~ -
Va iisauie' general
ihe nght Tor the place Is between
Lieutenant t-Colonel Arthur Rowland, If
General r. Farmer WaDser's staff, who
Is former major of the Third bat
TALON, First regiment now inspector Of
small arms practise, and Lieutenant
Colonel John ID. Fraser. of the First
regiment. Both sides claim victory,
but 1t is certainty that when the
forty nine commissioned officers of the
regiment cast their ballots tonight, one
of the most bitter battles ever waged
will end,
In the event of the election of Lieu
tenant-Colonel Fraser another interest
ling election to fill the vacancy will oc-
cur. Should Lieutenant Colonel Row
land win out it will become his duty
to appoint an inspector of small arms
practise.
Both candidates for the post of honor
have creditable records and have a
strong following. Recent happenings
In the regiment during the past wear
added fuel to the fire. and 1t will be a
feather In the cap of the victor.
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FINES BASEBALL MANAGER
FOR DISORQERLY CONDUCT.
Judge Also Tells Flynn He Must
PLAY Fair.

Arthur F. Flynn. who lives at Dick
erson and First streets. one of the
managers of the RoseviIle A. c.. base
ball club, was found guilty before
Justice Charles F. Herr today on a
charge Of being disorderly person.
Flynn got into a fight at the Rose
Vile grounds on Saturday and when,
after being warned against keeping up
the argument, he was arrested by Pa
trolman Cronin, of the mounted squad.
Judge Herr listened to the stories of
the policeman and ball players and be-
lieved the policeman's side of the case.
Judge Herr was lenient with Flynn
and only fined him IS, but gave him a
warning that in the future he must
play Cir with visiting clubs.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27
BALLOON VICTIMS BURIED.

VERSAILLES, France, Sept. 27.--The
bodies of Captain Marchal. Lieutenant
Phaure and Sub-Lieutenants Vincenot
and Reux, the officers who were killed
Saturday when the dirigible military
balloon RepubIiaue was wrecked near
Moulips. were today given imposing
funeral ceremonies at Versailles.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27
COMMITTED TO JAIL
FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER.
Antonio Monforte Brought Here
on ExtraditiOn.

Antonio Monforte. who, it is charged,
attempted to murder Antonio Steccato
In Montciair last June, by stabbing
him, was brought to this city today by
Godfrey, of the
prosecutors office, on extradition.
In the metropolis he was known as
Bumforte He was committed to jail
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27
INMATE OF HOSPITAL
ACCUSED OF ASSAULT.
Paul Sydnor Is, Held on Counter
Charge.

Arraigned on a counter charge of
atrocious assault and battery, preferred
against him by Vito Illario, Paul sgd
nor, 25 years old, negro, of 128 Shelf
field street, was today held under 81 600
bail by Judge Herr in the Second Pre-
cinct aourt for the grand jury.
Sydnor was taken from the City Hos
pital, where he was confined from in
juries said to have been inflicted by
Illario.
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Ii Wind FavorS AviatOrS
Plan to Start from
Governors Island.
CROWDS SEE PALISADES
PARK DEDICATED
-------
Warship Officers Guests of Gem
eral Wood at Big
Banquet.
Hudson Program, tor
Tonight and Tomorrow.

Following is the Hudson Fulton
celebration program for tonight
and tomorrow;
TONIGHT.
Official reception of delegates
and other representatives of for
eign governments, Metropolitan
Opera House; $3.50.
United German Singers music
festival Thirteenth Regiment
Armory, Brooklyn.
Apollo Club music festival.
Academy of Music. Brooklyn.
Music festival. Schuetzen Park.
Astoria. Queens.
Music festival. Happy Land
Park, South Beach, Richmond.
Music festival, Crotona Park,
Bronx.
TOMORROW.
Historical pageant. Starts at
l o'clock p. m. from 10th street
and Central Park west. Route:
Central Park west to Flfty-ninth
street. 10 Fifth avenue, to Fourth
street.
Liederkranz music festival. Met
ropo1itan Opera House.
Arion Society music festival,
Carnegie Hall
Bronx borough banquet, Eb
ling's Casino. 1870 p. m.
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All Candidates Express
Confidence in Victory
at the Polls.
THINGS GOING OUR
Way" SAYS SIMPSON
Russell Confident of Renomina-
tion-Rivals Equally Sure
They'll Win.


Predictions as to what is going to
happen at the primaries tomorrow be-
gan making their appearance today.
Eyeryone fs going to win There will
ia =, das.at mach o.ndida+a u,,,, +ri
o'np,i s,one WIN iis'. anu V"'ue anu
al Ftne other thihss ehat e'ersohe IN
politics is striving for
AT the Progressive Republican League
headquarters, in Bank street, where
some fifty men have been all day get
ting ready and sending out the ballots
that are to go to the various voting
districts, in the city, everything was
hope. Most of the leaders in sight had
been up all night, but were still work
ing with undampened ardor. The Regu-
lars, in Halsey street, had another
roomful of ballots and ballot-folders,
and at his desk in his office at 1876
Market street, Major Carl Lentz re-
ceiyed workers from the various waros
and dispensed good advice and more
folders. pausing only momentarily to
voice his conviction that things were
coming his way SO fast that you
couldn't see them for dust
Democratic headquarters was not so
lively Things looked peaceful by COM
carlson
such of the candidates for surrogate
as could he located were all confident
Tbere is only one surrogate to be elect
"a ond t,vo candidates TO t,n nominated
~, tbat makes M difference. They
iii, ali mir
c.id walter E,ySimpson. the Pro-
,ross,,,a pen,,,xffran who is making q
eobt 4, sss,ivs the shoes now gracine
~ of,,cial Feet of Surrogate George
4 = u ~
N ,.o co, to believe that
.ll' r,ai,,9 al our way. OF
st...ss 49, ,,ostiv from orr own men
80 ~ ~. s.,,,a t,r.o 7 think the situa-
49,, ,,ath ror tna Propressiye Repub-
49,, a,,a ,,,,se,f ,s verv encoura gir,a. =
s,sa t,.,s ;s tho yav Mr.. Russell
80, eY;t
..r,,,s,., .,,a raoorts have recejyed
tro,,, haa,,tire countv T feel convinced
.,,at.,S,, ad,,,io,stration or the office OF
s -,,,,, ra ;naorsea hv INV re.
a..,,,s,t,o ~, tha Penuh,ican voters
- - as,,ntv fool certain of re-
;.,,.,e,s - az
.,.,.
ms o"a
Dr. Joseph ?. vinson, wno, wnen ,,,' as
round IN ms absence rom Tue cily .,'s n's
name had peen withorawh rom III.
race went OH ana got OUT d pelilion "
, ms own ana IS running Tor surrosa'e
indepencentiy, saio'
Inlngs look pretty sooo " me
nave neen Workine AMONG my iiienus
IN, a.t 49,, r,h.,
iney say tney wiii supporl me ny NY
seem 10 leei lnat 1eoise f9ussei nas
hao the ONCE ioiis ehousii anu s' snou.u
step asioe lor so,iie one else. oesei a :,
fimes TO-DAY Peopie nave lsiepiioneu - -,
TO me 70 Keep Up 'he ilghe anu L w"
We 81 risi, .,.,
Ma53r, slsa sl4sa "Sshoenthai' u Crans'
who is making strons IN nsn. ,.at nor 'ns ta
Democratic nomlnatioii =, ioi o,,a,ad Su,s ~.
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THE MUSIC MASTER

1T A pathetic story Of love starts
N i'll The STAR Evening Edition)
next Monday. Don't fail to
read it. !: :: ::
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ocontInued on Fourth pnge.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-29
URGES DELINQUENT
COUNTY TAX LISTS Be
BROUGHT UP To DATE

State Examiner and Inspector G. A.
Taylor today sent out general instruc
ttons 70 Tire officers OF the Oklnhoms
counties to bring their delinquent tax
list up TO date and suggesting an i'm.
mediate resale Of all property sold for
taxes and for which the county holds
sale certificate, up 10 1906
The letter also suggests that any
peraon or corporation against whom
taxes have heretofore been assessed
and are past due and delinquent. be
sued under the 1893 taxation laws,
thus clearing the tax rolls OF delln.
queni personal tax.
TIE reason for this general clean
Ing up Of delinquent taxes Is two
fold the new system OF county audit
ing required BY the 1909 revenue anc
taxation law which superseded tht
heterogeneous and conflicting terri
torial statuesi and the tax rolls
many 0f the western counties which
are badly clogged by these .delnquen
properties.
That potion Of the state formerly
Indian Territory win be but little l.
any affected by Ire general cleaning
mp but practically all OF the olde
counties. Formerly In Oklahoma Ter
rllOry, are included.
The kind Of property for which the
counties hold a majority OF their sale
certificates are town lots and addi
tions TO towns In many instances
where the surrounding country was
plated for a distance outside OF the
true limits Of the municipality and
the lots sold tlse purchasers after.
wards let them revert to the county
for taxes and these the counties have
not rea0M
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THE MARKETS

Chicago. May 2g.---Addltional un
favorable reports regarding the wheal
crop Of kanHas caused an advance IN
wheat prices yesterday. but nearly all
the gain WAS lost on profit taking.
prices At the close being unchanged
10 ic higher. compared with Thurs.
days final figures Corn closed firm.
oats easy and provisions fairly
steady
Although lae wheat market dis
played considerable bullishness at
various times during the day. en-
thusiasm IN tho pit was not Of such
character as to suggest any unusual
demonstration for the terminating Of
the famous deal IN the May deliy.
cry There was considerable covering
by shorts in llhat option, but offerings
we're fairly liberal at an times and
at the high point Of the day the price
Of that delivery was still 2c below
che best market of the season re.
corded q few days ago a
The corn market was &eAs at dhe
start but sentiment soon became
hulllah and the remainder OF The SEES.
sion tle market WAS strong. The
market eloscl firm at net gains OF
i'se 70 5-sc compared with Thurs.
days close
There was g slump In prices Of
oats at the start, but the May deliv-
cry recovered all OF the lost ground
advancing more than ic on covering
hy shorts. The close was firm for
May but easy for other deliveries
final quotations being $50 higher to
iAc lower than Thursdays final quo
tati0rs
Trade IN provisions was steady At
the close prices we're 2he lower to
lOe higher
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First published In Daily Leader
May 20, 1907
State of Oklahoma. County Of Logan,
So.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Jesse Daniel Biocher, Plaintiff
W.
sailie Elizabeth Haggard Blocher,
Defendant.
Publication Notice.
The above named defendant Sal.
lie Elizabeth Haggard Blocher, will
take notice that she has been sued
In the Superior Court OF Logan Coun-
Is. State of Oklahoma, by Jesse
Daniel Blocher. and that she IL re-
nnired 10 answer the petition OF
plaintiff. filed In said court. on or
before the 10th dag OF July, 1909. OF
said petition wiN. be taken as true,
and Judgments rendered dlssolvlng
the bonds OF matrlmony existing be-
tween her and said plaintiff
ORVILLE r. SMITH
Attorney FOR Plaintiff
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AMERICAN LEAGUE



Detroit. May 29-Y Yesterdays game
went fourteen innings and was bril-.
liant exhibition on both sides. The
two third baaemen largely determin.
ed the result. 0'Leagys hitting being
responsible for both Detrolt's runs.
while Purtell by nlmost Impossible
plays, repeatedly cut or other De.
lr0it scores.
The eleventh was the only inning
IN which Chicago failed to have a
base runner on. fifteen OF the visitors
balng lett on bases Burns was more
steady than Klllian, but the latter was
very strong In the plnches,
Detroit won II with two out. Cobb.
who had forced Crawford. stole sec.
onl and scored on q single TO left by
0Leary Atz had cnance 10 win IN
the thirteenth. but was thrown out at
the plate, trying TO score from first
On sullivan's double 70 deep left
sse0re. 5R.H E.
Dat-oe. 600 0Vl 100 900 0i--2 10 /
Chicago 600 900 100 600 0O-i I2 o
Hatte1iea- KIllian and sianage,
vurns aad sullivan.
Summary: Two base bits, Bush
1Leary. Dougherty. sullivan: sscri
Ice hits. sehaefen Atsz. Sullivan; stol
u bases. Cobb. DouRheriy. Purlell:
lases on balls. or Killlan s struck
ut, by klillan 4. by Burns 4.
Umpirea perrlne and Evans
Philadelphia 3, Washington
Philadelphia. May 29-W Washington
gas defeated here today. 10 |. In a
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ENID TO GET PlGKING PLANT


Epecial to Daily Leader
Enid. Okla. May 29.-The CONNER.
cial club Of Enid closed contract
With st Enuls and Illinois capitalists,
principal among whom ID N =. Wells,
cf st. Louis. for the erection there
OF a s2.000,000 packing plant The
promoters declare the plant win be
the largest In the Southwest, and
give employment 10 three thousand
men A tract of land for the plant
has heen donated. and work VIII be-
Sin next month.
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MArIoNAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia 10; New York IS
New York, May Philadelphia
ani New York divided q double-header
Yesterday. The visitors took the first
game. II to 1, and the locals the sec.
0nd 3 to 0. In the second game New
York hatied CoyelshI hard In the fifih
inning. then scoring al It's runs. The
ga.ae Was called with Philadelphia at
bat IN the seventh on account Of the
approach Of storri,
Score First game: r. n. u.
philadelphia 4. Oi0 3i3 030--il "a /
New York III. 600 00i 0O0-- z 8
Batteries Moren and Doom; Mar.
guard. Weimes, Crandall and Myers,
Summary: Two base hits, Magee,
Doyle; three base hits, Myers; sacrl.
flee hits. Titus, shean; stolen bases,
Magee. sheah, Grant. BrIdwell; double
play. Doyle. Tenny and Myers: struck
out, By Moren by Weimer 1 base
on baiis, Moren 2. Marquard 2, Gran.
dali 2 hit By pitcher, by Weimer Il
passed ball, Myers,
umplees-O'Day and Cusack.
Score Second game n. II. n
..... 600 600 90 3 4
New York ...... 600 $50 e3 z n
Baisrics coyelskl and Doom, Mat
hewson and Schlei
Summary: Two base hit, Mathew,
son; sacrifice hit. BIrdwell stolen
bases, Merkle, Blrdwell Herzog;
struck out by Mathewson S. by Co,
velski base on balls. off Covelskl
/.
Umpirts-0Day and cusack.
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KANSAS CITY.


Cattle.
Kansas City. May 2S.--Recelpts
i0Oe head. including 500 Souiherns;
market steady. native steers s5.25 10
$500; southern steers si.4l to $3.50.
southern cows. s2.7b 10 Sa.75; native
COWS and helfeFs, $3.50 10 S6.75;
siockefs and feeders. M00 70 1915;
bulls sSb0 to sb25, calves, ss.75 to
N,2bs western steers $40 70 S67b.
western COWS. $500 % $3.50
Hogg.
Receipts 1000 head. market iOc
lower; bulk Of sales $500 to S7a5;
heavy s7.20 to $780, packers and
butchers 800 to s735, light $3.50 to
s7fs: PIGS sb.7b 10 1915.
sheep.
Heenipis 1900 head: market
sleady; maltons $500 10 1886; lambs
s7.00 10 s9 0ai weshers and yearlings
$3.50 to szs0s ewes si.00 to $500:
Texas and Arizona mutions, $3.50 to
s6.2b.
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chrlstIan Church.

NIFTF8FIIW WTIWTWTT
Corner Ash and East Noble, two
blocks north Of Carnegie library
T. l. Nohlltt, Al NJ, NJ. d., minister
Res 70s East Oklahoma, Phone B7l
Bible school al i0s00 a. m.
Y. p. S. c. i. at TOO p m.
Preaching at 1900 q. m. and 500
p N.
Morning theme: "The Apostles Of
Our Lord" No 5.
Evening theme Commands In the
Bible which We Can't obey"
The chorus win render It's special
music OF the month on Sunday night.
Strangers always welcome at the
Christian church.
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UHEtUu FFCUuytUFFHW NIIHTVW'
Rev. r. y. Wright Pastor.
Preaching services II q. m. and
'.30 p. m.
Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
Y. r. G. U. $3.50 Wednesday.
Prayer meeting at 1880
Preaching service II a. m. and 1880
J. m.
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SUNDAY schoQli 9.45 A. NJ.
Preaching 11s00 q m.
4 Junior League, $500 p M
Senior League, TOO b, m
Preaching 800 p m
subiec. OF morning service; The
Modern Trinity Of Success
Subject for evening sermon; "The
Measure Of our Responsibility
Solo b. Mrs. Ahernathy AT the morn.
Inc hour Music At evening service
by the fowfey male quartet
YOU are cordially invited to Worship
with DE-
John r Abernathy Pastor.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.


Shreveport 4, Oklahoma City z
Shreveport. May 29--Young Grow.
son pitched hIs frat full game Of tho
season and the lad displayed splen-
dld form. blrring his wildner- in the
opening inning. This same wlldness
cost the Nets the game, Shreveport
winning 70 2. After the fatal first
Crowson aud Relger engaged IN a
thrilling pitchers battle with honors
comparatively even
Score: r. II. t..
shreyeosT ........... 20l 900 0le--l
Oklahoma City ...... 0O2 90 0OO
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Corner Noble and Vine.
Sunday school. s.l6 3. m, J. G,
Templeton, Supt.
Young Peoples meeting, $40 p. ma
Joe CharllviIle, President.
Sermon by the pastor II q. M, and
1880 p. m
Homer L. Matthews Choir Leader
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n1rtlesvlfle. May 2g-i Hits By Pow.
ell, Barber lsdacs and Redlck tied
the score In the seventh and wob.
bic By Myers and a hit by Graham
won the game for tho Boosters hero
IN the twelfth inning.
Score: R.H.E.
pArtlesvlllo 100 000 goo 00i--a 10
Pittsbnrg 000l 0O2 400 OO0--S 6 3
nstlenea- McCAutock. Daniels and
Brown, crumline. Klllilay and Kelly.
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First Church Of Christ, Scientlat.
First Reader, Daniel Ms Myers n
Services; II A. NJ, Sunday School 10
A. NJ. Wednesday, 8 r. M.-l16 N,
Broad street ul
Reading Room IN rear Of church;
open daily from Q to 5 r. M.
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THE CHURCHES
FIrat preabntarIan Church.

Corner Noble and Division
Rev. Harry Omar Scott. D. D., Pastor
Sunday School. aab a. m.
Or SCOTS morning theme viii be
How Christ Spent His Babyhood' :
The Sunday school win have Chill
irena Day exercises In the evening
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sioux City Ia, May 20-Omaha
won yesterdays game fIom Sioux
City hg the score Of % 8.
Score II. IL a..
Sioux Gig s $50 00i 009--5 10 Il
Omaha ... 200 400 0OO---G IA n
Battenea Alderman, Cabek and
Shea. Kelly and Donohuo
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TAFT IN pIrrssuRe.


PlttsbuFs Pa, May ~. President
TAFT arrived here today and wlll
spend an active day making brief ad
dresses aud holding receptions.
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WHERE rHEY clay TODAY
fgkAa LEAGUE

u lAhnma City at Shreveport.
snaIlaa ii Fort worth.
Houston 1t Galveston
San Antonio 1t Waco.
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Detroit ii Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Ne# YoFh &c Washington.
Boston af Philadelphia.
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West Side Methodist Church
Corner West Noble and l1tb street
Sunday school. 9:45.
Preaching AZ ii a. m. and D. m
Junior league at $3.50.
Young peoples class Rt p, M
Epworth league at 7:ib p M.
Theme for evening sermon "A
Dominating Purpose"
Cordial invitation extended 10 all
Nj. f. RAlNsBERGER,
Pastor.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

nrooklsu 81 Boston.
HllliadriHhla Il New Yorh
hieano at piiisburg
LousF At Cincinnati.
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conareaatIonal church

Congregational Church
Corner Warner and Sth 81.
Isaac Goodman, pastor.
Sunday school al 10 q. m.
Sermon al II q. m.
Y P s @ d at 6:45 p nj.
Preaching Il 1890 p m,
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fHlsburs al Eartleayille.
5aHIln Il Mnskogee
a 81 Webh City
Guthrie ai Springfield.
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EFWEtV EFIHVVpW VWUTVTIs
sos East Noble avenue.
RI. Rev, Or. Brooke, Bishop.
Rev. A. D. Nicholas, Rector
Seventh Sunday after Easter
Holy communion. 7.So a. m.
Sunday School. 9:t5 a. m.
Service and Sermon, II q. m.
Evening services 1850 p. N.
Evening service and sermon 1880.
q A. Z Memorial Service 3 y, !
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Waco, Tex. May 29--Kipps single,
a sacrifice and Sheltons stlnger
through tecond won a pitchers bat.
lie for Waco
Score; R.H.E
Waco ,...... 600 600 0te--t 6 3
San Antonio .. 600 900 OOO-0 G 0
Batieries-Omo and Powell; Harris
and Alexander.
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Galveston, Tex. May 2s-MolIey,
Of the A. & N. college. made his first
appearance as professional 5hutting
Galveston out with two hits.
Score HE.
Houston . 900 020 1908 O
Galveston ... 600 600 000--0 2 +
Batteries Motley and Gordon. John
son and oulesser.
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wEerERN LEAGUE.

Des Moinea 3, Lincoln 2.
Des Molnes, May s0--Das MoInes
tonk the long end Of the score In
close game with Lincoln. Jen Clarke
appeared for The locals, and won bis
game hlndlly.
Heore: RH.E.
Des Molnen M 600 201 000-~s Z 2
Lincoln .... 00a 200 00O-g q i
Latlefies- Clarke and Heoklngef,
Jones and Mason
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Eor worth 5. naIIan !

Fort worth. May 2g-ln light hit
ting, ragged fieliing gsnte Fort
Worth won from Dallas. Burk struck
out IA men,
Score R.H.E
Fort Worth M 40 0Oi O0t 8
Dallas . 900 002 1908 4 4
Batteries Bu.k and Green; Ogles
and Onslow
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wEsTaRn ASSOCIATION


arrlHalleia MO-, May 70 Spring.
field fant Witnessed brilliant pitch.
ere battle between Southpaw's Mel.
seH and Hamilton that went eleven
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terri utlIIl The twelfth inning.
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600 go 200 00O--0 6 :
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