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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
HARNESS RACES.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 12.--At the Grand day, Jack, McKerron proved the sur ond race, the s:is trot. in straight heats. Marie N was the favortte. sell ing at 25 to against the field Friends of Jack McKerron bet heavily on their
 When Silver Baron. the favorite in the 2:21 trot finished last in the first heat the judges questioned Carrol's race of. Ed 'Geers then replaced Car roll. Silver Baron broke repeatedly for Geers and finished fourth with an sOst b Sk tas Son ssch hSs Sy away in the 2:1s pace. taking it in % Country Jay win attempt to lower the worlds trotting record of 2:l3 3-4 under saddle tomorrow with Ramey Macey up; Charley Mac. ridden by c; K e. Biliins, ,i1I estabiisned sn do6E she present
 San Francisco will attempt to break the stallion record of 2:02 1-4 held by Creceus tomorrow. Summaries: Vito b. C.. by Prodigal- Marry North. ;.
 by Moke (Benyon) .::.. .;... Harry Devereux; eh g. IGeersl
 Border Guard. Winifreda. sister Francis, and Mac Nunne also started Time. 2:14 1-4: 2:l2 s-5
 2:19 trot. purse Sl.oVV.
 Jack AekHEsSa; MeKer;ron- p, -ximeSSa siii SS '0bH SH
 Nutwood (B. Shank) .... Marie N. D. m. (Geersl ;...., 2 2 ? Iclewise, b. g. (Patterson) ..;.
 Henry Setter also started. Time. 2:07 3-i: 2:0S 3-4: 2:09 1-2.
 2:16 pace, purse Sl,000:
 Walter w., b.g., by Little Frank
 Irene, by King Milton W. {efsf'9n E $, Oh. $. essunddsrssjj dsj: :: , ] Complex. 3; s: (sommons2 atcb.S s 3 s1.d 4 started. Time. 2:oS s-4; 2:Os s-4;
 s:O7 pace. purse s7Oo:
 Baron Whips, oh. g.. by Baron Dil-
 on-Metella A, by Whips (Mur- ArthRar Rny5 ]. D. g. iaeers,:: :::. ::::.::. , ,
 Time, 2:07: 2:11 1-4
 2:I1 trot, purse Sl.2O0:
 dam by Acyone (sire not giv- Mis-. eqS hSaritoSel fnSeppSy' y m 'iMeD5svittj.. : My Gift' 1o5 Blk m .Gs SsapRdsE' RIasZ H.ii s..S started. Time. 2:14 1-4; 2:lS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
LEADERS EACH WIN
ATLANTA TAKES THE FIRST AND
 NASHVILLE SECOND.
The Crackers Give Notice Of Protest On the Second Game, Which Was Thrown Away By Billy
 Smiths Crew.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug 12.-Atlanta serv- ed notice of protest of the second game with Nashville on Umpire Car penter this afternoon after he had al- lowed Robertson to score on play that resulted from the bail being signal for loud protest from the spec tators. It came In the seventh inning with Atlanta one run to the good. East walked and when Robertson hit to short Newton got the ball and forced East out at second. He then threw to Smith at first. The decision was . close one and Carpenter waved East out and Robertson safe. smith threw the ball across the field to Walker at third and when that player. returned the bail 1t went over the head of Smith and into one of the boxes under the smoker. Robertson made a race around the bags and Carpenter allowed him to score. A question was then raised as to ground rules. Manager smith claimed Robertson was not en- titled to go past second; The speeta- tors gave Carpenter a lively time af. ter that and police officers escorted him to his hotel. The first game of the double header went for eleven inninRs.
 Both games were hotiy contested. Atkins was hit on the right arm In the eighth inning by Perdue and came near fainting from the pain, He ra. turned to the box. however. and pitch ed out the game. Score: Doe .'p
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
FLAMES AGAIN PIERCE
 BIO RAILWAY TUNNEL,

Lynchburg. Va. Aug, 12-spreading rapidly and with a portion of River mont Avenue caving in. and a fireman overcome in the fight against the flames. the fire which broke out yes- terday in the railway tunnel here ragged fiercely today.
 The damage to the tunnel is esti- mated at upwards of siO0, 900. Over 800 feet of the construction seemed doomed at noon and nearly ls0 feet, reaching up to the street car tracks. had fallen in. The fire gradually ate its way back into the tunnel The northern end. the one farthest from the fire. was closed and several holes were drilled thIs afternoon into the top to permit flooding the tunnel. This saved about 300 feet Of the crown of the structure.
 Southern Railway officials arrived from Washington today and looked over the situation. An gs,ooo steam shovel has been destroyed. A fireman who ventured 300 feet inside the tup. mel was overcome. but later revived
 The fire gained no fresh headway late today and it is thought now that further progress of the flames will be checked Three hundred and fifty feet of the work has been abandoned and the effort now Is to protect the 300 feet to the north of the fire. More than 200 feet have fallen in since yes terday and more is expected to tall.
 The tunnel had not been turne,f owe to the Southern Railway by the con. tractors, so the fire has not inter-. ferred with the railroads operation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
rnrm Rir Corporation.

Birmingham. Aug. 2.-(Special)- The filing of articles of incorpora- tion by the National Mining and Pow er Company today in the probate oftice means another big concern for this district. The capital stock of the com pany is placed<at $25.OO and the m corporators are c. F.; Wheelock. w. K K, obiects of the concern stated in the articles of incorporation are to sell and buv real estate, to do general min ing business and to manufacture and sell power of any and all kinds. wa ter. gas light and sewerage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
Regulate Stock Exrhnnr.

New York. Aug. 12.-The nrst- in- stance of the cofnmittee's investigaffSr of the stock exchange methods in thif city in which the stock exchange has put a stop to excessive dealings in stocks on small margins became known today. It was learned that the gov. erning board of the stock exchange yesterday compelled a large firm Of brokers to dispose of s0.0O0 shares of Union Pacific, United States Steel com mon. Reading and Atchison stock. the margins on which were regarded as in- sufficient.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
REPUBLICAN GOSSIP.
P. ID. Barker a Visitor to Bsrmlnxl

P. ID. Barker e Visitor to Birmingham.
 Birmingham. Aug. 12.-(Special. )-- The presence in the city of P. D. Bar ker, postmaster in Mobile, and reputed to be one of the Republican referees in Alabama. has caused considerable gossip among Republiean circles.
 7. O. Thompson. Collector of Inter- nal Revenues, and the chairman of the State Executive Committee. is out of the city, said to be at his farm, but there were conferences today between MT. Barker and United States Marshal Pope Long, and other leaders, and all kinds of rumors have prevailed.
 MT. Long, when asked as to the sig nifcance of MT. Barker's visit to Bir- mingham. said that 1t meant nothing. that MT. Barker had come on some prI- vate business and while here called on several of his friends.
 It seems to be a certainty that H. c. Ashley is to be appointed Collec- tor of the port of Mobile. MT. Ashley is connected with the marshars ofIice here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13

night says that Bill Raftis left for Memphis to talk to Charlie Frank and try to get permission to go to his home Rohe is not hitting the ball much now. off third as long as the Pelicans are winning. But he may hold Raftis for pinch hitting purposes. as the player limit 1t seems. does not apply to New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
CaroIinn Anaociation,

Winston Salem. 2; Greenville. l. Charlotte. 8; Spartanburg, o.
 Greensboro, |: Anderson, s2. f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13

Gygli got a lucky two-bagger In the sixth when Whiteman and Kerwtn got mixed up on his hit. Then Guese used his head. walked Raub and saved the day by letting Larsen down on fly to Daily.
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in the third. With Daly on third and Kerwin on second and ony one down.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
The Afhletea Win.

Philadelphia. Aug. 12.-Philadslphia defeated st. Louis today by hitting the deliveries of Bailey and Graham hard. Der in the first inning.
 In five times at bat Heitmuller made two singles, a double and a triple. Col fins also hit the ball hard and did third base twice, and also steAling st sSH'H 'TH,ou,si .oos oo1 00-I 3 Philadelphia 1.r:S 300 GssiI S9s i1o.io .na i2 Q CrITer: Lapp. Bender and Livingstone. Time. 2:2. Umpires. Perrine and Ev-
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Moly was the only one or the Dubs to steal on Hub Hart. the Climbers having i've stolen bases on Raub and Kahe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
Virginia Lea@S IA =.

Portsmouth -Danville. rain.
 Richmond. 2; Roanoke, 1. (Cailed end sixth inning. rain.)
 Lynchburg, 8; Norfolk. b.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
HoOsIER IS LUCKY.
Ceta First Chance in FIathead Land
 Drawing.

Drawing.
 Cour d'Alene. Idaho, Aug. 12.-Jo- seph Furay, of Warsaw. Ind, Is. the name of the lucky winner of No. l in the drawing for land on the Flathead Indian reservation today. Furay Is Ss years old.
 The drawing, which is the greatest in the famous Indian land drawings. began here today in a big wire cage Six thousand numbers representing 25O land claims on the Flathead h. dian reservation in Northwestern Mon tana, are to be drawn. Today 1,500 names were drawn out and Friday and saturdy will complete this part of the task.
 The method of selecting the appli- cations and announcing the winners was the same as those employed Mon- day on the Couer d'Alene drawing.
 Portions of the lands have been with drawn under the reclamation act. the yithdraw walls, 1t Is nndertood, inelud- ing several valuable sStes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
AnaaIusia Teams Play.

AndaIusia Travellers today defeated the It cola team in hotly contested game for the championship of Covington County. The score was to 3. The features of the game were the pitching of Prestwood and the batting of the Batteries: Forl It Cola. Padgett and Pennington; for Travellers. Prestwood and O'Neal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
r,-.4 Hale In Selma.

Selma, Aug. )-The tirsf new bale of the cotton crop of 1s0s-1e was received in Selma this afternoon The new bale was shipped to R. H. & ". c. Agee by A. A. Sims. of Eleanor, and was received just one day later than was the first bale last year. The new bale will be sold at public auc- tion In front of the cotton exchange tomorrow at noon It was not olassad or weighed this afternoon. but it is es- timated that it will weigh about 45o pounds. For several years past Mir. Sims has held the record as shipping the first new bale to Selma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
Win Golf Tournament.

Tate Spring, Tenn, Aug l2.-(Spe- cfalJ-The winners today in this weeks handicap golf tournament were J. c. lanta, and w W. Crawford. Jr., Bir- minEham. Semi-finals will be held to- morrow and finals Saturday. A large gallery of the 500 guests here followed the Tate Spring Golf Club. The Au- gust cup. tournament commences next Monday,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
Nxv. webater Dead.

Selma. Aug. 12.-(Special.)-Mr Martha Webster died at the nome or her nenhew. walter Hardy. on Church street. this afternoon after an illness of several weeks. The deceased was about 80 years of age at the time of her death and had been resident Of Dallas county for a number of years. The remains were carried to PlsaSant Hill this afternoon for interment. She leaves a number of relatives to mourn her death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
Favoriten NTnke Good,

Bradford, Pa. Aug. 12.-Favorites were much in evidence at today's meet ing of the Lake Erie circuit. The crowd was large. Summaries:
 2:1S pace. purse $4O0-Maggie C, won in straight heats: Ed Ammo second ; Alta Coast, third. Best time. 2;lS l-t. second. third and fourth heats and the race; Rebberta, second; Emily Marion. third. Best time, 2:2l 1-4.
 2:i2 pace. purse S400-Merry widow won in straight heats; Nettie Marie. second; Miss Peeler. third. Best time. 2.l2 2-4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
Veterans Hold Rennlon.

Birmingham, Aug. 12-(special)-A reunion of Company C.. 18th Alabama Mt. Pinson. in the upper part of Jef- ferson county tt was an annual af- fair and the attendance was large. A big picnic was given, not less than 2,- 300 people, being present and a num- Der of addresses were delivered. Hon. Jesse F. Stalilngs was the orator of the day. A large number of candi- dates for office were among the visitors and the handshaking that was done was extensive.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
Agree On EIlia Trial.

Pine Bluff, Ark. Aug. 12.-To deter mine the question of bail on a writ of habeas corpus the trial of w. Y. Ellis. who shot and killed N. P. Willis in crowded court room at Little Rock, has been set for Wednesday next before Chancellor J. M. Elliott, of this city. The attorneys for both sides reached an agreement to this effect late today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
FIVE LOST IN FIRE
FLAMES BREAK FORTH WHILE
 FAMILY SLEEPs.
Mother Reaches safety But Returns To Reseue Chald and Pertshes--Chfl-
 dren Arc Victims Of

Hancock. Mich. Aug. 12.-Ftve lives were lost in a fire in a dwelling house here late last night.
 The dead are:
 Mrs. John Dionne. 6 Edward Dionne. aged yeara sf Peter Dionne. an infant.
 Amania Dionne. aged l3 yearA A girl named Racine
 The fire broke out when the famDy was asleep.
 Mrs. Dionne got out of the house, but returning to rescue a child. per. ished in the fames. --,.1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
snmnon nefeats Geneva,

Samson, Aug. l2.-.Special. )-Sam- son defeated Geneva this afternoon in a fast game of ball by the score of 3 to 2. The feature of the game was the hitting and pitching of Wolf, who pitched a no hit game.
 Ratteries--For Samson. Wolf and Farmer: for Geneva, Johnson and Gil- christ. Umpire. Malone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
She. E.a. Her life

Louisville. Ky. Aug. 12.--Mrs. May spingle. wife of T. W. Spindle. one oi the most prominent of Louisville law. yers. shot and killed herself in 6 ped. room of her home here today as q re- suit of breeding over her own ill-health and that of her daughter. Mrs. Spin de was 50 years old and q daughter of J. NJ. Long. of Charlestown. Ind.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
aemIa WfEnm Tahre~

Scale, Aug, 12-(Special.) --SeaIe won all three games of a series played here with Hurtsboro yesterday and today
 Following are the scores: First game, Scale, 6; Hurtsboro. '. Batteries TuRrlN and Perry: Douglas and Griswoid.
 Second game. Scale IS, Hurtsboro g. Batteries-Stark and Tuggle: oriswoid Crawford and Bryant.
 Third game. Scale. 8; Hurtsboro. n. Batteries. Dudley. TuEKIe and Parry; Bryant and Johnson
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
TweIYe Inning Tie.

and Brooklyn played twelve innings % to tie this afternoon. sallee. Fucker and Mcintyre were the pitchers. Mo Intyre relieved Fucker in the seventh ihle. Phelps was hurt by a collision at the plate with Alperman in the second inning. Score
 st Louis 200 200 200 O0o--s 9 6 RTooklyn -. .,06O 900 100 000--6 IT 2
 Batteries-sallee and Phelps and Bliss: Fucker, Mcintyre and Bergen and Marshall. Time 2:52. Umpire Johnstone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
DIR. osMENT DEAD,
Was Confederate Veteran and Was
 Yellow Fever Hero.

Birmingham. Aug. 12.-(Special)- Dr. J. S. Osment. aged 6s years. died at the home of his son. c. E. Osment, at West End. a suburb of Birmingham. this morning after an illness of only a short time. The body was taken to Chattanooga, the former home of pr Osment, where the funeral will be held Friday.
 pr, Osment moved to this district from Chattanooga about two years ago He was engaged in the real estate bus mess. During the Civil War, pr. Os- ment fought in the Confederate army. After the war he engaged in the prac- tice of medicine in Chattanooga and was there during the yellow fever eps- demic in the seventies. Besides his son. C. E. Osment, he Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. A. c. Jenkins of Bir- mingham, and several children in Chat tanooga and elsewhere in Tennessee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13

Mac Robinson was pitching ball in, the tenth. With Rocky on second and only one out. he struck out Shanncn and Pope in succession.
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Rocky was suFe playing the ga1ne. Nine chances In the field with two stolen bases his steal home in the eighth tieinG up the score and saving the game
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
O'Brien FolLolDs Climbers
PELICANS TAKE TWO
TWICE BLANK MEsrPn1s IN BABES
 OWN LOT.
First Game Gces Eleven Innings Before Either Team Can Cross the Plate Second Went Seven
 Iuuings.

Memphis, Aug. 12.2-New Orleans took . double header from Memphis today, shut ting out the locals in both games to and { to O. The first game lasted eleven innings, Cuiesser, for the locals being re- placed by Dick in the tenth after he had put two men on bases. Only two hits had inning Hess was replaced by Maxwell. The game was close from start to finish. both and Dick opposed each other in the second. The latter was easy while Maxwell held the locals at his mercy throughout the seven in nings of play.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
MOBILE IS DEFEATED
DROPS 4 GAME TO THE LITTLE
 ROCK AGGREGATION.
McCay Was Put Out of the Game and the Grounds for the Using of Insulting Language
 to Umpfres.

Little Rock. Aug. 12.-Little Rock hit Stockdale hard today and had little dimculty in winning. Rhodes's wild ness was responsible for Mobiles only run, which was scored without the as- slstance of a hit. McCay was put out of the game and the park in the eighth Inning for using alleged insulting Ian. called him out on a close play at first.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
southern Leaguera star.

Boston, Aug. 12.-"Cy" Young was batted out of the box by Boston today. Cleveland. to {. Wood was also taken from the box after four innings. A sensational catch by Speaker. re- sulting in a double play. and Harry
 R.H. K. Cleveland .. .. .ol0 200 1oO-4 6 3 Boston,. 200 800 oo"-5 II 3 Batteries--Young. Boies and Easter i:5s. Umpires, Sheridan and o'Lough- lin.
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That Boston team went after the vet- eran Cy Young and hammered, him on the mound, Triss Speakers catch and the double that be snarted. saving Bos- ton, +N
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The Tigers only got hvo hits off Wal ter Johnson, Washington throwing his game away for him. Pretty plueky R CMf Blanken shipp to work with . broken digit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13

Summary-Two base hits. Casey. Hoey. Rhodes. Rhoton. Sacrifice hits. Perry. Sentell. Hoey. McCay. Bases on Struck out, by Rhodes, g. Left on bases. Little Rock. G.: Mobile. g. Passed balls, Casey. Double plays. Flood to Rhodes to Carey: Stockdale to Rhoton to McCay. Time 1:3s. Um- pire Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids will be received by the City Treasurer of Montgomery Alabama, for the purchase of $50.000 paving bonds bearing interest at the rate of five per centum per annum, said bonds to be in denomination of $500 each, payable ten years from their date. but any or all of said bonds shall, at the option of the City of Montgomery, be payable at any interest period. but in case the City shall elect to pay any of said bonds before maturity, it shall pay as a bo- nus to the holder thereof a sum equal to ohe-half the annual interest thereon. Inter- est to be paid semi-annually. Such bids shall not be received later than noon, Au- gust 18th, 1909. and each bid shall be ac- companied by a certified check for s1.o0o
 Favorable opinion to legality of bonds to be furnished by Storey. Thorndike. Palm CT & Thayer, of Boston, Mass
 The Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 ROBERT TAFT. City Treasurer. Sri-sp-wed. Montgomery Ala.
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netrol+ neaf. Nona.

Washington, Aug. l2.-Detroit de- feated Washington today, to 1. Ke- hoe was hit on the wrist by foul tip in the fifth and with bases on balls, itors scored i've runs. Blankenship with a broken finger was pressed into the game in the fifth, after which the Woshington .o1o 900 ooO-i 6 1 Detroit. .. .001 o50 0oo-s s i
 Ratteries-Johnson and Kahoe and Blankenship; Mullen and Schmidt. Time, 1:35. Umpires, Egan and Kerin.
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JlItea. He KlIla airI

Chicago. Aug. 12.-Angered because Victoria Kawales failed to reciprocats his affection, Thomas Katsnes today boarded a street car upon which the girl was riding, and shot and killet her. Katsnes then shot himself, but inflicted only a slight wound.
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whiteman was hitting that bah yes terday and he saved the day when he stabbed Kane's line drive in the ninth. for Larsen smashed 1t for two bags just afterward
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Johnson Too ra.s.

Chicago. Aug. 1 2-Jack Johnson, heavyweight pugilistic champion of the world. was arrested today for exeeed- ing the automobile speed limit in Mich- igan Avenue. He was released after depositing $50 as security for his ap- pearance in court tomorrow, when ths charge against him will be heard.
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YmnIxees Lose to sOx.

New York, Aug. 12.-New York and Chicago are again tied for fifth place for today, the visitors. with Scott pitching, shut out the locals. to Q.
 Parents work at short was fea- Thiea1o 1HTe 0I 'ne 100 900 1oo-S II i New York. .. 1000 900 0oo-o 0
 Ratteries-Scott and owens: Quinn and Kleinow. Time. 1850. UmpireA Connolly.
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GAMES TODAY.

Southern. Montgomery at Birmingham. Nashville at Atlanta. New Orleans at Memphis. Mobile at Little Rock.
 American Leagua. St. Louis at Phtladelphia. Detroit at Washington. Cleveland at Boston. Chicago at New York.
 National League. Philadelphia at Pittsburg. New York at Chicago. Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at St. Louis.
 American Association Toledo at Milwaukee. Louisville at Minneapolis. Columbus at Kansas City. Indianapolis at St. Paul.
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Rubber PIant Burna.

Akron. O.. Aug. 12.-The Buckeye rubber plant was partially destroyed by fire this morning and with it hun dreds of tons of raw material. The loss is s2oo. .000. partially covered by in. surance.
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summary-struck out. by Atkins. 3; Sins g. hits nS,a sSeigle %,.smsn ssoi ssn sIssns Rarr, Hit by pitched ball, Attinsi Kirkpatrick. Time. 1;4o. Um- nire. Carpenter.
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summary:-Two base hits. Baerwald. iAndsay. Sacrifice hits. DeMontreville. Dick. Double play, Dick to Cranston to Dannerti Dsubart 10 FBabb to Daubert: Dexter, (unas- s,stsd1. struck out, by Maxwell. g; by Dick s Base on balls, off Dick. .. Time l;o5. IJmpires Matthews and shieids.
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Totals: .......... ss 10 30 14

harty. 5: by Robinson, 5. Hits or Fis, harty. 3: off Robinson. 1. Base on balls, off Fleharty, 6; off Robinson. 8: of Guese. 2. Two base hits Moles- worth. Gygli Larsen Whiteman, Rock. enfield. Three base hit, Yancey. Stolen 2. Hart 2. Sacrifice hits, Ellam. Hart. Kerwin, Shannon 2. Struck out. by Fleharty, 8: by Robinson, {; by Guese. 4. Hit by pitcher, Daley CD. Wild pitch. Fleharty. Time, 2:20. Umpires. OBrien and Pfenninger.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Plrates Win and Lose.

Pittsburg, Pa. Aug. l2.-Pittsburg and Philadelphia divided a double header here today. the locals hitting Moren hard in the first contest and winning by is to 3. and losing the ,onc sec Heavy hitting by Pittsburg character ized the first game. Wagner celebrat- ed his return to the game by scoring three runs. Willis was strong at all times but Philadelphia hit him in the second game. Corrigan pitched good bail. The winning run was scored when Bransfield singled and Knabe doubled.
 Scores:
 First game: h' IT. E Philadelphia .;, 900 o2 0Oo- mon: Moren and Dooin and Martel. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Rigler. p,ttsburs 1o1 o1o o1o o-l II . PhiladelPhia 200 900 2SS o!,t.oL. i-,s lS or ? ridon and Dooin! Time. 1858. Umpire. Rigler.