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wood smOte the atmosphere. For
Ocala Pounds was out on a fly to
Hendrix, aGG the two Donaldsons
were out al first.
Fourth inning. Graham famed and
Allen got the only hit off Walker,
sending a single to right field Hen
dirk hit to Walker, who threw to
Pounds to catch Allen at second, but
Pounds was too anxious to make an
other double play and dropped the
throw. both runners being safe. Lit
tie harm the error did, as Peddy and
Bullock struck out.
Ia this inning OcaIa added three
runs. Barnett hit safely to right
field. Collins hit to Ansley, who fun
bhed, and recovered the ball too late
to catch Collins at first. Barnett
stole third and Collins pilfered the
second station while Myers famed
out. Windham hit to left, scoring
Barnett, Collins going to third Wind
ham then stole second. Roy Gallo
way braced himself and drove the
ball 10 left. Collins and Windham tai
lying. Walker was out, third to first,
and Pounds put the side out on high
fly TO Hendrix
In the locals half of the fifth they
scored again. Big Donaldson singled
to right, ard stole second base. Lit
tie Donaldson then did br0therly
act, hitting safely to left, ana send
ing Red across the plate with the
fifth and last run of The game.
After the fourth inning Gainesville
CT crly on man on base, when
Walker EaEe Hooks a base on balls
in the fifth inning.
Yesterday was Ocala's day, and the
fans made the most OF lit. Usually
digni1ied business men, In their ex-
element, threw hats, umbrellas and
other articles into the air, and many
pieces of Utpcle Sans currency were
thrown into the diamond to fortunate
layers. Ockla certainly has baseball
fever, and the lOca7 organization Will
be knocking at the dOor of a Central
Florida league, ShDlld one be organ
lied aext season. 1t takes a winning
team to arouse such excitement as
has been manifested in Ocala during
the present week
In the series with Gainesville the
Oc2h team has NOW won three
games, tied one, and lost two. II the
locals win tOHEy's game they Will
capture the SERIES with a good mar
gin Should they lose it, however.
the h0lTs win he divided. Let the
fans go out ttE afternoon and again
cheer vhe hume bpys to victory.
The score:
Gainesville -. 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Go
Ocals-- 81. III 0 o 0 0 o KS
Summary: Earned runs, Ocala, 2.
Sacrifice hill, r Donaldson. Hits, off
Alsley, : III fUr innings, off Watson,
, in four innings. Stolen bases, Hen
DIRK. PuundS, z. Donaldson, Barnett,
Ccyli0s, Myers. Windham, ,. Double
play. I7pundF 70 Collins. Bases on
As;ii., CT Wake. ,; off Ansley, /.
str~c;y CuE, by Walker, 10; by Ansley,
=: h Wa1sCn. .. Hit by pitcher, B.
--c.astlso1. Time - game, 100. UNI
pres 5igsSrs. Wilson and Harris.
GAINESVILLE REATEN AGAIN
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Be- Is usf orsn that newspaper men
..r. ~ rr. Uses 90 writer's of poetry
tr H.rs 3D. r. contributor to the oca-a
n....f under the nom de plume Of
.u-f.. Roe Who possesses rear
60 and ans person viii profit by
..-u.tnr the same-lnserness enron
49,
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Ar Charles Dayton liarrtRsto''
-. mautage 20 Miss Pauline
-. u.s noted In these eolunAs
s..raraav. ir from Boston Mass anu
!. i.an r,iated 10 Rear Adn'rAl
-. IA. Rear Admiral dayton 't
49,. t-rr.s states Navy. retired NJ,
n--rrru. 3D. az present eolin'e' =
-, ,sep a q. steamsH'o Company.
"a h.adouarters az Tanpa-
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Mr.. c H. Dame has fully recovered
his health and is again on the road IN.
augurating W. o. w lodges he
seems peculiarly fitted for the work
he has taken up. and is succeeding
admirably.
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Fhcre Was a special enSGls sHaured
yesterday IRON High Springs 10 dra@
fhs heavy excursion train FROM
0ainesVille. u was Of the copper
hsad mogui- variety, and YVES the
larrest engine that has been in DcalA
cor some time. II attracted a great
Zeal al attention.
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ee uHatalfe
fFle w
anf
A. 80 a
thlua or rE N
faer So
ffom anF
uf -
dsainf 80
ssiiF
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Nr O. " Sanders. who has built
up o. ans reputssion "a farmer alh
ssEmiu mao Uss on 0Rrr streets yes
terday. He g. jlst b1sck from Ceor-
ria. where De had gone TO place has
80. Raw. IN the Miiiedgrville Military
e r-nHarrV
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AZ o. r.. r. BoWden is running LOT
uafof of Waycross, Ca Mr.. BSwden
"a a1n of ex-Mayor J. f T. B0Sden
,f Jacksonville. and is well known in
OF ur engineered the sale OF the
tsrrsIn Hcighss property here.
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~ AieeFf Arson Graham NAV
feprerent the New York Packer in
fiofida- lie b a hustler" and viii
o. thai paper roOd service.
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Messrs. Dsnham and Prali5t "a the
Gainesville sun. came down yesosr-
day 90 witness the bail game, and Of
course caIlc' on their old frienus Of
the Banner force Mr. bsnIham, by
ths way. smiIingly sad chat he wodl
b. in our ely AGAIN in a few days
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Tho rrtsrct Of NJ Hen'! -
rs riad tr Sc hin sls'''-1 b,,n
- mrtietlsriy Cad to see -. |,r,,
- Il has been thirteen
-. inc, he len ocala. but ne nas
- !, rr,le that he did not have
!, ,.,roiucs himself 70 any Of the , O,u
d "a i the Oldest living son
-. haze Dr. c. ,. Alfred one OF
ocsias pioneer citizens anu ~.
-. ,.slaory win always be en .u-
i.sss b. our people. Mr.. Henry IA. Al
- = "A. MS headquarters in JACK
saatflle.
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thore are no marriages in heaven.
y - purely an earthly institutional
ne oarth earthy. and some Of them
49, vory much 80.
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Mss &arrie Payne Of Fairfield
sl'eni yesterday in OcaIa. Mss
PAYNE is on OF Marion county's most
valuable teachers. and this year HM
huve charge OF the school st CatzA
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Gainesville did herself PrSn5 yes
terdry. she sent down a ve-F 1srge
and Ueil ~ baved delegation, and a
han team that knew the ins and outs
az the ga-'r 90 perfection. Tbs pa
80 ffrs- 20 49, ~-f-,c ---srio
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There b. no game law against any
une hunting for PI.ANKS CHILL
TuNIC. It's guaranteed TO cure Ma
ARIA. Chills and Fever Price %
cents per bottle. Ask your Ssaler.
HeT probably know. SO
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AFTER
DOCTORS
FAILED


Wilimantic. Cgna 80 80 80 80
I suffered mfold aFunF lfUH H.s4
troubles. cauainE nae a. le. lfT1.FN -
. .iSS d 1, -. ln ~ -. Z.
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-r a-l Ers Charles Caller ana
-. 49,. s-rs. WHO have been IN
r-.,.-l o. hr past three months
-. -.,---.s no this country They
,l.r.s NJ ,unru's Old hore ana Gao naa
-.r lslshtui time. Hrs. Ouli, ,
.-r 49, s-us ioiBed her TWO n'.ie
r-is -f rurtero. \. G ana W, W.
49,. r--1 o-,.bcr Mr.. Cullen is
$500 .o o.ala YESTERDAY al'e' ~ 0-'
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THEY MAKE OcALA HEAOoUAR-
TIERS

The drunmers are invading Tam
pa now in great numbers-which Is a
sure sign q prosperity. present and
prospective Drummers shun a dead
town, but they know Tampa Is not
in that class-Tampa Times.
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80 BAY pony horse: white
- N hose AMI tail; enc white
tetl a. n Meadows. e.9-It
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Ayi bat that was a t,gbt son..0,,
I'M bat windham pulled tho
''nis out "a great shape.
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mere were thirteen coaches attach.
20 me tig ~copper-head- engine
yesterday saa an were packed.
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NJ Whitvorth OF the Hiawatha dali
y - happF In the return of Mrs
"naNorh nom her FSsit to Georgia
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Local and Personal

fosnot Of the Lake Weir
~ vas visitor yesterday.
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-, xou want q quick meal CIV, w
a. s,s...s cafe. where you'll INC
}. 49,. $3.50 !. ssssou on The bin OF ARE
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.r.r' rI.r..Tr Cells rrH. rf
Ir 1..f Hr f.r sf
'I Obstetrics nI..nrrn rnrr -.
rIitral.
FrrunI Flrur
.'arF#rfs Omrr nIf .rra "a
OCALA FLOnuA
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summary IWo-0aSS hit, -HOuHVs-
Sacrifice hit. Myers. Stolen bases,
Wilson, JOres- Bsss on balls, on
Windham, L. Struck aut, by Whit
ham, II; by Wilson, S. Time OF
game, Ills Umpire: Mr.. Gerig.
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-FOUR WESTERNERS
TO CONTEST
WALTER TRAVIS GOES DOWN TO
DEFEAT AT THE HANDS OF
ROBERT GARDNER.

Whiting. H.. Sept 9.-Four west
erners will contest tomorrow in the
semi finals of the national amateur
golf championship as result of SEN
sational golf today. They are II.
Chandler Egan of Exmore and Charles
Evans of Edgewater, Mason Phelps of
Midlothian and Robert Gardner of
Hinsdale.
Walter Travis. three times winner
of the championship. went down to
defeat before young Gardner despite
his splendid golf of the afternoon.
Mason Phelps with an advantage of
four holes over Paul Hunter on the
morning round had considerable diff
ficulty with his opponent in the after
noon, but won.
The match between Chandler Egan
and New Sawyer went 3s holes before
Egan won.
The morning Found resulted two up
in Sawyer's favor, with the score of rs
for Sawyer and rs for Egan. In tho
afternoon Sawyer scored rs and Egan
"A.
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In london's Eyes.


effect of the publication of Peary's
brief account of his journey here is
a change of feeling in favor of DR..
Cook and the adoption Of IA more i'm
partial attitude. The Daily Telegraph
says: -----------------
DIR. Cook has decided to face the
music. and in so doing has greatly
redeemed his position in English eyes.
and in a large measure has made COM
ment at the present stage both unfair
and unwise."
The Morning Post regrets the tone
adopted by the extreme partisans and
says that even Peary's kilograms SAVIOR
of the injudicious.
Both explorers may, for all We
know" says that paper, be mistaken,
and. until proof is forthcoming, must
both be considered to stand on an
equality. so far as the race for the
pole is concerned"
one OF the chief reasons for the
revulsion I'm DIR Cooks favor is the
unexpected swiftness of Peary's s-edge
Journey to and from the pole This is
regarded as having disposed OF one
nf the strongest arguments against
the probability Of Cooks feat and has
placed the possibilities of Arctic travel
i'm an entirely new light.
The Post. in special article. sug-
gests that. owing to the known diff
Guilty of seeuri..b accurate ohserra
tions for latitude in the farthest north
and considering the rapid rate al
which they travelled. both Cook and
Peary may have misealculatci the po-
sitions.
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MUCH DAMAGE.

Mexico city, Mex, Sept, a.-The de-
struction wrought by the floods aud
tornadoes throughout the state of Ia
maulipas has been frightful and may
even rival that In Monterey. according
to the statements given out today lrom
the offices of the federal tetcgrapas
aud the national meteorological sta
tions. The reports tell If whole towns
being swept away by water. Destitn-
ton has spread over great areas Plan
tation owners have sent messengers
into Victoria. telling the authorities
of the pitiful condition of the inhab-
tants.
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COMMITTED TO ASYLUM.

Chicago, Sept s.-Alice Webb Duke,
divorced wife of Brodie l.. Duke, the
tobacco magnate. vas today committed
to the asylum for the insane at Kan
kakee. Ill.
The once brilliant and wealthy
bride of Mr.. Duke appeared compete
mental and physical wreck and but 10
minutes were required to impress the
jury with the need of restraint of and
treatment for her.
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ATTACKS NATIONAL COMPANY

Columbus. Ohio, Sept. a.-Attorney
General Denman today brought quo
warranto proceedings against the Ma
tional Cash Register company of Day
ton. Ohio. asking that il be Ousted
from its charter. that receiver be
appointed and that its assets be dis
tributed among the stockholders. The
petition alleges Illegal restraint Of
trade. combinations to prevent com
petition and misapplication of funds in
the carrying out of alleged unlawful
business enterprises.
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EARTHQUAKE RECORDED.

Washington. Sept. "a weil-de-
fined distant earthquake of moderate
intensity was recorded by the seismo-
graphs of the weather bureau. begin
ming almost exactly at noon. 10Th me-
ridian time. September 5. Total dura-
ton of the earthquake was nearly two
hours. The origin of the disturbance
is placed about i.o0e miles distant. IL
is believed it was located in the vicih-
ity of the AIeutian islands.
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A Whole Year?

sydney, Capep breton. Sept. 9.-Her-
bert la bridge}h n, secretary of the
Peafy Arctic club arrived here tonight
to meet .cpnmsnder Peary. He said
he thought Psnry would not bring
Cooks two Esduimaux with him, as
they might diea Cook could not get
them, either. hehshid. before next year.
Mr.. Bridgema said he knew Peary
would be salts I'd to let the United
States coast ~ geodetic survey ar
bitrate the o,&roversy as to which
explorer reached the pole.
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COOK TO SAIL FOR HOME
IL SOON
Continued From Page One.)

berg and E.llesmere islands and then
northward over the ice to the pole.
Peary probably carried the steamer
Roosevelt To a point at or near the
north coast of Ellesmere Land. From
the ship he probably established pro-
vision depots as far north as possible,
these would serve as reserves to be
drawn upon on the return trip. DR..
Cook asserts he followed a route in
voiving a journey of Ellesmere islands,
presumably opposite the point to
which Peary carried his ship
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A Substantiatior.

New York. Sept. s.-Scientists and
explorers here today, comparing the
latest dispatches regarding Pe*ry's
achievements. agreed that his findings
seem to confirm DIR. Cooks story IN
several significant particulars.
"Peary's rapid travelling" said An
thony Fiali. lis the most important
evidence thus far produced in sub
sanitation of DIR. Cooks claims"
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State Of Montana. couaty Of Mis~oula. -:
1, j. II. T. Rymsn, cashier Of the above named
bank do soieninly swear that the above statement
10 true to the best OF my knowledge and belief. !
.s,z as H j. II. T. RYAAs. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
day of Sept, 1909.
IL ST. s,.s A. j. ySo,ette. Notary Public.
in aud for the State Of Montana, residing in Mis-
souia, Montana
Corrett-Attest.
q A. WoLr.
JOHN c. LEHsoC, Dircctors.
FEkn kKSsETT.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Indianapolis - Indianapolis Co.
lumbus game postponed; wet grounds
At Milwaukee-St. Paul, 5; Milwau-
kee. ,.
AT Louisviite-Louissille, s; Tole-
do. ..
AT Kansas City-Kansas City. ..
Minneapolis, 5.
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EASY WINS.

Salt Lake City. Sept. 9.-Play today
in the semi-finals of mems singles of
the intermountain tennis tournament
resulted as follows:
Garnett defeated Griffin. So; g..
r. l. Roberts defeated McRroom.
( o.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Sioux City-First game-Puehlo.
4: Sioux City, 10. Second game was
forfeited 10 Sioux City; Pueblo refused
To play,
At Omaha-Omaha, s: Topeka. .
At LincoIn-Lincoln. 10: Denver. l.
At Des Moines-First game-Des
Moines. 4: Wichita. 3: IL innings
Second game-nes Mofnes. 1. N1chi-
Ia s.
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WRIGHT FLIES.

Berlin, Sept. 9.-This afternoon Or
vile Wright went aloft in his aero
plane with Mrs Won Htldebrand, wife
OF Captain Won Hildebrand, and re-
manned for IL IL minutes. Mr.. Wright
made another flight alone of IL min
utes.
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CRANBERRY CROP RuiNku.

Necedah. Wis. Sept. s.-Reporrs re-
eeiyed here from various points in
this. the greatest cranberry district. in
the west. show THAT the erap has been
practically ruined by frost and fire.
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quarters and Johnson uppercut twice
with his right, rocking Kaufman's
head foot. Johnson was quichness
and nimbleness personified. The
champion drove right and left to the
stomach and had Kaufman constant
ly on the defensive. Kaufman made
the most strenuous efforts to land
and the fighters battled around the
ring without any serious damage be-
ing inflicted.
Round Six.
Kaufman was short with left lead
and the men clinched. Johnson sud
denly broke loose and sent the Cali
fornian almost into the press stand
with left hook to the body and
right cross to the Jaw Mix II. AL"
the crowd yelled and Al did so. But
he found johnson waiting for him
and the latter showed that he was
master of the situation at any style of
fighting that Kaufman could bring to
him. The round closed with ineffect-
ual exchanges, johnson having every
thing his own way.
Round Seven.
Kaufman tried with left for the jaw
but it was so easily blocked that the
crowd was forced to yell derisively.
Kaufman fought in close but not a
blow landed. the black man smother
ing every attempt like skilled me-
ciianic. Kaufman started the crowd
into a real cheer by planting right
and left to tho stomach. A long
clinch followed during which Johnson
neld back and cut loose alternately.
The gong ended a featureless round. 1t
was apparent to all Johnson was hold
ing himself in reserve and only forced
the fighting when the fancy took him.
Round Eight.
Johnson opened up with straight
left to tho jaw and as tha men
closed in the black swung right and
left with considerable force to the
jaw and MOUTH Kaufman backed
away. seldom If ever leading, despite
instructions to do so from his. adviscrs'
Johnson again started the blood from
Kaufn1an's mouth. hard right and lefts
doing the business. Kaufman closed
in and johnson uppercut twice to the
law with his left, for which he was
rebuked by hard right hook to the
stomach. about the best blow kauf-
man landed. Johnson kept up an IN
cessant exchange of badgering with
the crowd during the minutes re-
spite.
Round Nine.
Kaufman forced the smile from
Johnson's face by clouting him TO
stomach with pile-drising right.
For a few fleeing moments the black
fought back bit wildly. He quickly
regained his composure, however. and
sent right and left with great force
to the jaw. With the return of john
sons smile he drove Kaufman against
the ropes. landing twice at long
range. The round ended with the
crowd jeering Johnson and some of
the spectators started to leave the
arena.
Round Ten.
After considerable STARRING johnson
hooked his right to the jaw. kauf-
man came back and landed right and
lett 20 the face as they mixed 1t in
the center of the ring. After john
SOP. goaded on by these punches had
shot a stiff left to the face. kauf-
man landed twice on the body with
left. A moment later he sent a hard
right to tho stomach and tho men
mixed IL without damage. The crowd
with both men smuggling ineffectiveiy
/ icrred. The round and fight ended
with both men smuggling ineffectiveiy
/ at each other.
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A NEW DEPOT.

Kansas City. Sept. a.--Tn 'srHcial'
election today the new .yiniaa depot
ordinance Mas accepted, 10 to ,.
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THIRD FOUR SACKER
IN TWO DAYS
LARRY poYlE's GREAT HITTING
BEATS sUPERBAs-GIBsoN
GETS Al RECORD.

New YORK.. Sept. "a home run by
Doyle, his third in two days, won an
other game for New York from Brook
lyn to-day 3 Score:
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and Blankenship: Jensen, Holm and
Ostdiek.
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Gibson Breaks the Record.

Gibson Breaks the Record.
Pttsburg, Sept. 9-Pittsburg won a
listless game from Cincinnati today, 3
to /. Gibson broke the worlds record
for the number of consecutive games
caught in n season. having caught H.
In succession. Score:
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Batteries-Engel and Shea: Ovitz
and O'Brien. KreitZ.
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Vancouver 5, Portland 4.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Seattle Z. Aberdeen 2.
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Tie One, Win One.
Seals Annex Both,

oeaIs NHhtN uUtW'
At Oakland Il. H. T..
Los Angeles ......-..-.-.,--------.-- / i
San Francisco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ratteries-ToZer and Smith; Stew
art. Henley and Williams.
AT San Francisco r. III. f.
San Francisco .......-..-.....,l0 IL G
Los Angeles ..-......-...-........... 10 c
Batteries-Griffin and Berry; Thor
sen and Orendorff.
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Rain.

At Detroit-Detroit-C Cleveland game
postponed; rain.
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Gray Weakens.

Batteries-Morgan and Livingston;
Hughes and Sweeney.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Abilities Gain Some.
Philadelphia, Sept. s.-New York
was easily defeated here today by
Philadelphia. Score:
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Batteries-Smith and Payne: Petty
and Stephens.
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Washington, Sept 9.-Gray weak
ened In the tenth inning of today's
game. Boston winning, 3 to l. Score:
i r. II. f..
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Support Richie Poorly.

Support Richie Poorly.
Boston, Sept 9.-Philadelphia won
the third game of the series from Bos-
ton today, 3 to 0, Moore receiving bet
ter support than Richie. Score:
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Round Five.

Keep quiet over there Johnson
yeiied 1T enc OF the newspaper photo
graphers. The teen fought to close
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Eeatureiess.

Chicago. Sept s.-Chicago defeated
st. Louis in featureless game today
Score:
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Tough Luck.

Tough Luck.
st. Louis, Sept. 9.-After Chicago
had scored three runs in the first half
of the eighth inning of the first game
today rain interfered and the score
reverted to the seventh inning. making
the result a tie, to l. Score:
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COAST LEAGUE.

Vernon Wins Twice.
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Round One.
Round Two.

Johnson wrestleh kaufman against
the ropes and moment later drove
strait left to tho face. He fol-
lowed this with left to the body
and then quickly brought the same
member tn the hlacksnaith's jaw. They
closed in and Johnson rocked kauf-
mans head with short arm swings
that carried no steam behind them
johnson rushed Kaufman into his
tkautman's) conner but 2ii not DANA e
Johnson had The better Of a tame
round. Johnson smiled and cracked
jokes al the spectators.