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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-18

Mrs. w. C. e. Prutt entertained the
Jolly Neighbors club last Tuesday
afternoon The prize was won by
Mrs Aura Raley.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-18

ROCKERS-What Is home
without a good cor, Portable
rocker. We have them in all
sizes and at all prices. Come
see them.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-02

Bob Scott says that when your bill
Tor laundry is made out. he wants the
money, so he will not have to make il
out again. That reasonable enough.
Mr.. John Gazzola, of BrinkIey.
passed through the city Thursday fore
noon, enroHte To Memphis where he
goes for treatment in Maury's Infirm-
AIRY.
Mrs. J. NJ. Davis. who had been in
Memphis for a week or ten DAYS on a
visit with her daughter. Mrs. John L.
Mesby, returned home Sunday after
noon.
Thousands Of dollars in value are
lost every year by farmers and others
10y not having gnat oil in time. Buy
II now at .. y. Warren's City Drug
Store.
All the summer necessities. such as
refrlgeratorS, water coolers. ice cream
treezers, hammocks, porch sets and
chairs, lawn swings, etc, at Becker &
Lewis
Mr.. Monte Dickerson left this morn
ing for Memphis enroute to Mississjppi
points, to assume the duties Of posi-
ton which he has accepted with the
Contental Gin Company. and will be
employed in putting up plants for
this concern. We wish Mr.. Dickerson
Tie greatest success in his new posi-
ton
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-02

Mrs, W \. wilkins and daughter,
Miss Mamie Wick left, Thursday for
Crossett, Louisiana, to visit for cou-
pie of weeks with Mrs Wilkins
brother, Mr.. T. II. Albright, and
other relatives.
Messrs. Frank Schulz, Chas. Norman,
Ed Wolff, John and Will Brown spent
one day the first of the week on a
very pleasing fishing expedition at Is
land Lake. The gentleman caught
nice string of fish.
Miss Lula Sinclaire, charming sales
lady OF W. l.. Lawrence Il Co. will
leave next Tuesday for a months
visit with relatives and friends at
Trenton, Tennessee. We wish her a
very pleasant trip.
The following item clipped from an
ancient newspaper goes TO show that
there IS nothing new under the sun or
moon, not even flying machines: "Mr.
X, M. Nimocks made flying trip to
Memphis Saturday.
Our new Spring stock of Mems Fine
Fancy hosiery Is now ready. We have
all sizes, colors and prices, from lOc up
TO Toe pei. pair. This is really the
finest lot OF hosiery in town. RUSSELL
Graham-Alderson Co.
Mr. Enos Altman, who has assumed
his old position as chief accountant
OF the Newsstand and the Times, ar
rived In the city Wednesday night
from Marvel, and entered upon his
duties Thursday morning.
DO you want sound liver, vigorous
digestion, strong healthy kidneys, re-
gularity in the bowels? Take Prickly
Ash Bitters. IL has the medical prop
critics that will produce this result.
j. T. Sanders special agent
NO one would think OF having a
doctor that wasn't graduate. Why
trust your prescriptions to an under
graduate? Sanders Drug Store is the
only place In Forrest City where
graduates till prescriptions.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-02

sam the Tailor, does all kinds of
cleaning, pressing or altering. for
either adde's or gentlemen, and al
reasonable prices New Pettus Build
ing, upstairs.
He eats heartily In the hottest
weather who uses Prickly Ash Bit
tiers. Ii keeps his stomach. liver and
bowels in perfect order. J. T. Sanders
special agent
Mrs. Ed SchloSser left Wednesday
evening for Oshkosh, Wisconsin, TO
visit for the balance Of the heated
term with her parents and other rela-
tives and friends.
When you have a little time To spare
call at the Pastime Pool and Billiard
Room. Coolest place i'm town. full
line Of ice cold temperance drinks.
cigars and tobacco
The ladies are informed that We
now have our complete new spring
line OF shoes and slippers Of all kinds.
Cal and see them. Fussell-Graham-
Anderson Company.
Mrs. Peyton Scott arrived Wednes-
day to spend few DAYS on visit with
her mother and sister, Mrs. w. C..
Ferguson and Miss Monte. The last
named ladies will return with her to
Butler.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-02

Bob Scott wants to impress it upon
his customers that when their package
Of laundry is delivered, the money
must be forthcoming. Make note
of this.
For Piles use DR.. Cox's Barbed
Wire Liniment, 25c size If it does
not give relief or cure you your money
will he refunded. For sale by all
druggists.
For trade for unincumbered land,
one of the best medium size hardware
businesses in Memphis, value about
Sl0,O0o. j. l. Hawk, office in Pettus
Building.
have client who wishes to trade
small city residence property in Mem
phiS for small farm near Forrest
City. j. |. Hawk, Office in Pettus
Building.
Mr.. j. K. Taylor, Of Paragould, pro-
prietor and publisher Of the Para
gould Soliphone, was in the city We'd
nesday evening enroute home from
Little Rock
Mr. and Mrs Claude Cowden have
rented the house opposite the Bonner
home, and went 10 housekeeping last
week Claude informs rs that ON Mon
day evening some one entered his
house during the absence of himself
and Mrs Cowden and stole s. in money
and his watch from his trousers pocket.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-02

Buy gnat oil al the City Drug Store.
Screen doors and windows at klotz's.
House For Rent-Apply to W. J.
Lanier.
Wheeler Adjustable Window Screens
at Klotzs.
O. X. Harness Oil, for sale at City
Drug Store.
Coolest place in town. astime Pool
and Billiard Room.
Keep cut the flies and get your
screen from klotZ.
can sell your farm if the price is
right. J. |. Hawk.
Mr. A L. Aydelott, Of Biscoe, was
In the city Monday.
Mr. D. c. Webb was visitor in
Memphis Yesterday.
Mr.. +. NJ. Clancy, Of Madison, was
in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Sam Hall went to Widener on
business Wednesday.
Il. Mr. Ray Bonner went to Memphis
yesterday TO spend a day
The Imperial Theatre continues to
draw large crowds every night
Call at Folbre & Rowland's Pool
Room, and enjoy nice cool game
Mrs. Robt Brown, of Caldwell, was
pleasant visitor in town Tuesday
Mr.. Charlie Lewis returned Wednes-
DAY evening from visit to Hot Springs
Mr.. Andrew Jackson, OF Mariana,
was visitor with homefolkS Sunday
Arc lights, for street lighting, listens
good, and 'Twould look a lot better.
Capt. James Russell returned yester-
zap morning from business trip to
Heber.
Get the picture show habit-take in
Inc New Imperial up to-date picture
shows.
Agent c. NJ. Bridges, Of the Rock
Island, went to MICA ester Tuesday on
business.
Messrs. Lee Taylor and Ben Booth,
OF Widener, were Sunday visitors in
the city.
Car load Of sewer pipe and fittings
just received and for sale by S. P.
Mcdaniel.
Hampton's Magazine for July just
In and now on sale at the Newsstand.
Price Is cents.
LOST-Knights Templar watch
charm. Liberal reward for return to
James Russell.
See Sam, the Tailor, before you or
der that new suit. Upstairs in New
Pettus Building.
Mr.. Johnnie Myers, Of the Rock Is
land log train crew was Sunday yisi-
tor in Memphis.
Miss Dolly CANNED returned from
a vacation trip TO Hot Springs We'd
nesday evening.
Misses Emily and Nell Jordan went
TO Memphis Wednesday morning on a
shopping expedition.
Remember your stock by buying
ghal oil before the gnats come. Sold
at City Drug Store.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-02

Don't overlook the big stock OF
Mems Negligee Shirts, white or color
ed, offered at 81, sl.25 and 81 30. by
Fussell-Graham-Al derson Co. They
have the prettiest styles.
Mems Spring and Summer Under
wear. In great variety of styles and
fabrics. Something sure TO please you
may be found in the big store OF Fus-
sell Graham Anderson Co.
Mrs. VIM. Murphree, and two
handsome little SONS, Hubert and
Bruce, will leave Sunday morning for
various points in Oklahoma on a
months visit with relatives,
The Planters Gin has just installed
a brand new Monarch grist mill
Best of meal ground while you wait.
Take them your sorn Saturdays, and
get your meal or chops fresh.
The Planters Gin desires To an
nounce that having just installed a
Monarch grist mill, they are in d pos
ition to grind corn for all who will
bring it to the gin Saturdays.
Sam Burd. the Tailor. is prepared
to serve all who need anything in his
line. Suits cleaned pressed or alter
ed. for either ladies or gentlemen.
New fettuS Building, upstairs.
For the best home ground corn meal
call at the Planters Gin. new mill
! has just been installed. and Manager
Boyle can supply you with any guam
| ity of meal or chops you may desire.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Rollwage, Misses
Madeline Rollwage and nellie Staleup
went down to Mariana Tuesday to
attend the birthday celebration of
Mrs, Y. V Mann at the Mann reunion.
Mr.. Geo. w. Jones, of the Forrest
City Spoke Factory, and the Round
| Pond Mercantile Company left yester-
day evening for Chicago and Mani
towoc, and will spend about month.
The New Imperial Theatre is GER
tainly doing the business New pic
lures every night, illustrated songs,
comfortable chairs, ice cool breezes
from electric fans. Admission & 10
cents.
Miss Emma Eldridge entertained
her Sunday School scholars most en-.
joyably at her country home yesterday
the affair being attended by about
twenty children who went out in a
wagon.
! Don't fail to see the Spring and
Summer line of Mems Underwear, be-
ing shown by Observation-Disclosures
son Co. Buy your 1909 supply OF us
and get your moneys worth OF salts
| faction.
Prof. j. l.. Newsome will leave
Monday TO begin a nine months
term of school at New Castle
He will have as an assistan this term
Miss Eupha Mcclure, OF Hollow Rock,
Tennessee.
Mrs. King Brady, Of Memphis, arriv-
ed in the city Monday 10 visit for a
awhile with her parents and other re-
! latives and friends. Mr.. Brady came
over Wednesday and is spending sew
eral days here.
Mrs. w. c. Ferguson and daughter,
Miss Monte Rogers. have rented their
residence in this city to Mr.. w. H.
Riley and his sister Mrs. J. w. Holman
will leave soon for Butler, TO visit
awhile with Mrs. Ferguson daughter,
Mrs Peyton Scott
Miss Lucy Sanders left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Little Rock, Hot Springs,
Arkadelphia and Russellville 10 visit
relatives and friends for about month.
At Little Rock she met Mrs. j. T.
Sanders and children, who have been
visiting in Russellyille, and who re-
turned home Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1909-09-07
ST. ANNE'S BEATS
OUT ST. PAUL'S

Al Front aud Union streets yester-
day afternoon st. AIMS beat out the
Catholic League champion st. Paul
team BY a 20 score. ST. AIMS got
eleven hits OF Young Bolen before
he was taken from the box In the
sixth inning and Fahey substituted.
Proud was in the box for st. AIMS
for tho nrst time for two years in this
city and he pitched a clever game.
Score by innings:
ST. Paurs ....-..-....0 %
ST. AIMS ......-...-.3 CT
Summary: Wild pitch. Dolan, l..
Passed balls TIarlzins, 1. Struck ont,
by Dolan, s: by Proud. 6; by tahey, l..
Double plays. Connor unassisted
Bases on balls. off Dolan. 2; on Proud,
/: off Fahey. /. Stolen bases. McDer-
mott. NeyIan. Mahoney. Alexander.
8it by pitched ball. Fahey- Iwo-base
hits. German. McDermott, Mahoney,
McClafferty and Moore. Three-base
hits. Babby. McDermott and Proud.
Umpire. Hannigan.
Evening journal., 1909-09-07
SEMI-PROFESSIONALS

fremont Of tho Semi Professional
League yesterday afternoon took a
game from the Peerless team by the
score OF 2 20 ia a close contest In
which each team took four hits.
In a game in the morning Peerless
defeated Landlith II 10 ?. Peerless
had ON their batting clothes in this
game and got total Of IA hits. while
tho best Landlith could do was 70
wind up with 8 hits and these poorly
punched for scoring advantages. The
score by innings
Landlith ........1 0 3 0 ] Q 3 4 o. ,
Afternoon Score.
fremont ........O DO 1 o 0 AZ
Evening journal., 1909-09-07
Baseball
Golf
Boxing
A MONG OURSELVES
"a BEING LITTLE. STORIES "a
4 n OF THE SPORTING ~
FOLKS GATHERED FROM
EVERYWHERE.
BY DAVE
BY DAVE

Riverview has died game and. unlike
some of the others has not blamed it
on the umpire.
900
Mistaken Identity.
A crowd at New Castle yesterday
mistook Jimmy Cook and Harry Daw-
son FOR Or. Cook and one OF his
EsquimauX chums and would have
showercd tho pair with congratulations
had not tho native copper interfered.
As it was Dawson lost collar button
and shoe string.
100
The Fitness Of Things. s2
DUPONT was the only member Of the
organization that observed Labor Day
with any sense OF security
O-c-0
Another Decoration.
This placing OF Old Glory on the
North Pole Is all right but what in
tcrests ms Is the decoration To be placed
on the Front and Union street pole
next season.
Protest, Ehi
Riverview wishes TO protest that last
game with DUPONT because It went
ten innings. It also put the Villagers
Just where they didn't want TO get.
0-O--O
They'll Be Boxers Instead.
Billy Leach will teach tho New
Castle team boxing and wrestling and
by the time tho club gets back into
the League next year every man on
IL viii be proficient IN tho manly art
of self defense and an sccomplished
mat artist. lie won't teach them ball
playing.
les Us.
His full namo Is william Henry
Crouch and he has all the top crosses
Of St. George on him. More power
to his elbow, sez we.
o-o-e
O. u. Leach.
900
South Sldo will stay in the cellar.
0-0-0
OF course Reeves needed the money
O--O--0
Crouch pitched a two hit game.
900
The ump did not loose the game for
New Castle.
900
wingate. who WAS pulled in by New
Castle. didn't help much.
o-o-o
DUPONT Is going around like the sams
old bunch Of sluggers.
800
DUPONT needs that pole as a retreat
from the knockers
0--0--0
Good evening. New Castle has
, fine chance OF finishing second.
! 100
. Here's hoping Mr. Mousloy and NJ
0 Wcich will DO better next year.
900
Tho season will close on Saturda
n u.--0--O ~
Don't forget the League iHcfing {
It night ~
Evening journal., 1909-09-07
RECORD FOR
ETHAN ROBERT
Philadelphia GeIdine Goes
Well at Horse Show Park
in 2.00 Sd

At the regular matinee OF the Delaware
Horse show Association at Horse show
Park yesterday afternoon, Ethan Robert,
a bay gelding, owned by NJ. Murphy. Of
Philadelphia, reduced the track record in
an ehihtion milo to 200 ~ Last week I'm
the racing Of the third day Of the New
Castle County Fair IN the freo-for-all.
Ethan Robert IN tho third heat Of the race
stepped the mile in 2.iO IL. lie was sent
against this record yesterday and estab-
lishod a new mark for the local half-mile
track. Ills time by quarters was: so IL,
1.Oi H. 1856 L. 200 81
The other races were OF an interesting
character. The summaries.
Event No. 1.
J. c. Bouldcn's b. m. Dora rhorne 1
Concordyille Stock Marm's b. &,
Mccullough 80. .,..........,,......3 3
Garden FARMS b. H., Double p. M...2 ? ?
j. NJ. Brannan's br. e., Reno B....4
Time. 2.si L. 2.4i, 2A Ia
Event No. ..
Brookdale FARMS b. m, Little Lady..t !
Garden Farms br. H., Dosse Vflcrs.2 . z
Time. 217, 2is.
Event No. 3.
J. c. Armstrong blk s. Brooklyn
Chief ...... .- ...... .... ...........1 3
&. A. Lippincott's b. m.. Hal Chimes
Peter Orth's &. g.. Rock ............,.s
Time. 225 i-2, 2.2s, 227.
Event No. T.
Dclamore FARMS b. g., Jim Bayard II
Brookda'e Farms D. m, Ruby r. ....2
Time 2.Sl, 2.25 II.
Event No. g.
r. l.. Lynch's ch. e.. Bill wiiliam...1
j. G.. Iiartman's b. e., Wesley, Jr.....2
Concordvillo Stock FARMS b. g., De-
lightful Chimes ........................3
I Time, 2ss IL, 2eS
Evening journal., 1909-09-07

Who is the greatest baseball find OF tho
seasonf This question IS tho main tone
or conversation with the argumcntatlvc
fan az present. OF course selecting Che
best youngsters is nearly always mat
ter Of conjecture. Several teams have one
star whose work stunds out above the
others. Then-which IS only naturai-tho
local fans and critics alike say his cx-
ploits on tho diamond are second only ia
Importance TO DR.. Cooks discovery OF tlic
north pole In tho chronicle OF the days
events There have been more youngsters
break into fast company this year than
IN many seasons past. Brooklyn has Len
noN Chicago Archer, Cincinnati Egan.
81. I.ouis Ellis. Detroit Bush Philadelphia
Collins, Cleveland Easterly, Boston
Speaker, Now York Myers and PiltsburG
Evening journal., 1909-09-07
Track
Turf
Tennis
Nc SERIES
WITH CAMDEN
"POwdermakers' Will Meet
Tri-StaterS Here in Closing
Games of the Season

Although S. J. SpeaL manager Of
the Camden, Kent county team, is
anxious TO play dupont series Of
three games for the state champion
ship. l.. II. Reeves, manager of the
'POwdermakcrs," said to-day that he
would be unable 10 play the proposed
series. At this time Reeves has local
dates with Lancaster and stands a
good chance of getting games with
Trenton and Reading. II is Spears
idea for tho dupont and Kent coun-
tians to play one game in Wilmington.
ono gamo in Camden and the third
game in Philadelphia. the umpire 70 be
selected by a Philadelphia newspaper,
but Reeves says such a series would
ca thin out of his Tri-State dates and
for that reason he refuses to consider
Speals suggestion.
Evening journal., 1909-09-07
SEMI-PROFESSIONAL
NOTES
BY .curIsy"

No use talking this league is real.
Abrshams said his bunch was tired out
after tho morning game That is why
they did not win from fremont
Hard Luck" Lun lost another game.
Don't mind that. Il you lost them an you
would stii have a rep"
when tesms like Peerless and Tremon'
get together doesn't IL make nice con
tosis There Is not a bic of wrangling. and
the game is played i'm an hour and twen'
ty-two minutes.
Clark IS surely Abrahams best nnd.
Chandler and Patterson played together
Miniken was "gamo." With badly dis
located knee cap and couple OF bun
fingers. he caught The afternoon game II
pretty good style.
Evening journal., 1909-09-07
new CASTLE
GET SECOND
Must Win Last Game Of Sea-
son TO Break Better Than
Even With RiVeTView

It's nearly over
by breaking even in their Labor Day
games New Castle and Rivorvlew arc
on moro dangerous ground than ever.
The worst that can como 90 either
team is an even standing with 500 az
tho close OF the season, Should New
Castle win IFS one remaining game
with Parkslde ON Saturday second
place viii belong Go tho Rivertowners
by a margin Of 90 points. Rivcrvlew
has no more games TO play.
DUPONT won both OF its games, while
New Castle satisfied itself with
breaking even. South Side dropped
both.
DUPONT stopped Riverview. II hap
pcncd yesterday morning when after
going ten innings tho "powdermalScra'
pounded out a run and won out.
Crouch allowed five hits. DUPONT got
eight of Walsh.
SCORE by INNINGS.
RH.H
DUPONT .... ..ooo1oOotO1-a 0
Riverview 80 100000 02O0--2 4
Summary; Earned runs, Riverviow,
o. stolen bases. Shuicr. !; prcntiss.
3. Harrington. g Two-baso hit,
Green. Double plays. Neylan 20 NJ.
McDonough TO Han. Struck out. by
Walsh. o; by Beatty, 10. Bases ON
balls, by Walsh, 2. Umpire, Dawson.
/ IN tho afternoon Rlvervicw got the
7 long end OF the "a to : score against
South side. Each team secured a
/ total Of fourteen hits and each made
four errors.
SCORE by INNINGS.
R.H.E,
Rivorview ...oa222222x--14 "A
South Sidc...t 030tf o. "A
Summary Earned runs. Riverview,
6. South Side. .. stolen bases Beck,
J. McDonough. Aigard Green. Two
base hits. Russell. J. McDonouEh, Al
gard. Stirlith. NJ. Bradford. j. Hail
Double plays. NJ McDonough. un.
assisted. Struck out, by Hall, u hs
Bannar, o; by Beck. 1. Umpire. Nc
Mahon.
NEW CASTLE EASY FOR THE
p | POWDERMAKERs.
NEW CASTLE. sept New Castl
won one and lost one yesterday who
p South Side and DUPONT played her
l. South Side played ia the morning an
was defeated by the score of 12 10 2.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
New Castle q. 800 O I o o 3 g o X--
South Side .......0O0 1 0o0f 0 O.
In the afternoon game the duPo
club found New Castles three pitche
n FOR thirteen hits and piled up clov,
runs. while New Castle got only ~
y hits and one run.
Is SCORE BY INNINGS
+. Now Castle ........0 o o 0.1 o o o.
q DUPONT ...-... ......I 0 o 2 o.
Evening journal., 1909-09-07
THE INQUNITIVE FAN

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
A Is on second base and b on third
base. A runs 10 third and touches the
base and B starts for home plate. The
ball is thrown 10 the catcher. who
touches home plate. but the catcher
gets A back 10 second and + back to
third, neither having been touched
with the ball Is A or p out?
Mo)
Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL
I. A Is on FIRST base and three balls
have been called on b. on the next
ball pitched A starts FOR second, but
before he reaches 10 tho umpire calls
four balls on tho batter. who walks
The catcher throws wild 20 second.
Can scoro or Is he forced at second ?
| 2. Can tho captain Of opposite teams
choose any runner for a team.
Yours truly, l.. W. D.
I. A Is entitled TO so as far as ha
can. 2 NJ the opposing captain cons
sents TO q substitute runner without
removing a player from the game he
has the choice OF tho substitute run
ner, but IL = player IS taken ont %
tho game any player OF his team who
has not been in the game can run for
him.
Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
1. Is q batsman out II. in running
past first base no turns 60 the loft
! 2. n a batsman starts 10 bat right
handed. can he change from right 70
left IL pitcher Is not on slabg 3. 10
there are three men on bases can the
catcher drop the ball on tho third
strike and complete a double paiy.
Respectfully A FAN.
I. No. g. Yes. 2. With FIRST base
occupied and less than two out. the
batsman Is out on his third strike
whether the catcher cathea it or not.
Tho catcher may drop the ball II he
sees nc and may complete = double
play. or start one, If one OF the men
on bases starts TO run. However no
one IS forced
Evening journal., 1909-09-07

Miller. Tho latter IS surely ono OF the
greatest His playing at second base since
his debut into the big league has been
brilliantly consistent Mnlers timely hat-
ting has materially aided him team in tho
fight for the nag. lie IS also a speedy base
runner Hans Wagner. his side partner,
Is Of the opinion that in another year MIL
Ter will make l.ajo'o and Evers look 70
their iaurcls. on tho hcid tho younestci
resembles Wagner la his manner OF play
ing-in fact, his teammates have nick
named him Hans 2d.
Evening journal., 1909-09-07
I.rdIi,h Defeated Hiahland.

Saturday afternoon the Landllth
team OF tho Semi Professional League
defeated the Highland team Z TO in
close game.
Evening journal., 1909-09-07
BOYS CITY LEAGUE

Frost in Chester County.
Frost was reported in somo sections
Evening journal., 1909-09-07
low a Vice Prinoinal

q. William stephens, of Delmar. has
been appointed vice principal Of Barnes
boro. Pa. high school.
Evening journal., 1909-09-07

We will buy you home. Nat. r. e.
Trust Cos
Evening journal., 1909-09-07

SPORTS ON PAGE q.
Evening journal., 1909-09-07
GOLF

Al tho Wilmington Country club .
handicap four-bsll match pay against pal
was the solf event yesterday. Two cups
were awarded 10 W. ~ Barnard and W.
G. latnali as tho best pair who came
IN two up TO par.
Besides tho prize winners tho pair re-
suits were as follows.
r. Wier and w. q. Jones, Jr., I up
j. =. Smith and H. Pyle, ! up.
J. S. Brennan and w. G.. Jones, ST.. 2
down
}. r.. Armstrong and A. MeGeorge. 2
down
>. b. Emack and W A. Jordan. 9 down
Rev c. Martin and r. S. McYeish 3
down.
E. L. Mitchell and II. NJ Tay.or, q
down.
w. A. spealsman and e. NJ Hoopes, o
down.
G.. w Moreton and j IA. Bailey, down
$. G. Tallmsn and }. y. Niles, down.
j. r. Mahony and w. s. Prickett.
down
W. u. Smith aud J.. Smith, o down.
c. NJ. showard and s. *. smith, down
Evening journal., 1909-09-07
National League.
MORNING.

Philadelphia. 3: Brooklyn. ].
Chicago, 3; Pittsburg. GO innings).
AFTERNOON.
Brooklyn, 6; Philadelphia, .
Chicago, 6; Pittsbwg. 3.
Boston. 2; New York. o.
New York, o. Boston, 4.
Cincinnati g. ST. Louis. I.
Cincinnati, s; 81. Louis. GO in
nings).
Evening journal., 1909-09-07
National League.
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Evening journal., 1909-09-07

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1909-09-07

American League.
MORNING.
Athletics. s: Washington, ..
Boston, 10; New York, 2 90 innings).
Detroit Q; st. Louis, s,
Cleveland, 3: Chicago. ..
AFTERNOON.
Athletics, g.; Washington, > 40 in
nings).
New York. Q: Boston, G.
Detroit, q 81. Louis. I.
Chicago. 8; Cleveland, 8.