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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-02-12

them are forced to live by catholi-
cism.
The Parents Meeting will resume
their monthly meetings, on the fourth
Wednesday night in this month at
Paynes Chapel A. M. E. Church, East
Nashville. Programe will appear next
week.
We are glad to report an increased
interest in our Fireside School work
during the past month. We invite the
friends of Nashville 10 call and get
acquainted with the work and work
ers. We are always pleased to meet
you. We call your attention to the
following special services held in our
home: Monday Z p. m. Missionary
meeting, a special programme is rem
dered every fourth Monday night,
from to 10; Wednesday 1880 p. m.
Prayer meeting; Sunday p. M Sab
bath-School; Second Monday in each
month Workers Conference from ten
a. m. to IL m.
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NICHOLS SYLVESTER.

On Wednesday evening at $3.50 Mr..
H. T. Nichols and Miss Elmira Web
ster were united in marriage. The
wedding took place at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Brown, 907 Pearl
street. Before the bride and groom en-
tered the parlor Miss Laura Morton
played "Safe in the arms of Jesus"
and Looking this way" while Rev.
c. H. Clark sang. Afterwards Miss
Ada Swift was seated at the piano
and played the wedding march while
Mrs. Jennie M. Bell and Mr.. William
Moon led the way to the parlor, fol
lowed by the groom leaning on the
arm of Mr.. Pleas Atkinson and the
bride on the arm of Mrs. Shellie At
kinson.
The bride and groom stood under
the wedding bell, where Rev. G. H
Clark performed the ceremony. The
bride was dressed in white beautifully
trimemd in lace, and carrying in hel
hands a bunch of carnations. The
tune. After the ceremony the bride
groom was dressed in black COS
tune. After the ceremony the bride
and groom led the way to the dining
room and the walters followed ant
a fOur-course menu was served
There were a great many friends
present and many valuable presents
received. The out-of-town guest wa
Mrs. Emma Marshall, from Columbia
the aunt of the bride. The wedding
ring, which was presented by thu
groom was of pearls and ruby
They will reside at the home of thu
brides parents, GIT Pearl street.
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MISSISSIPPI MOB.

HOUSTON, Miss, Fef, 9-Roby Bas-
kin, a negro youth, self-confessed STAY
er Of Rev. w. T. Hudson, to-day paid
the penalty of his crime with his life
at the hands of several hundred citi-
zens. The lynching was accomplished
without the disorder usually attend
ing the work of a mob The prisoner
was secured without resistance, and
accepted his fate as matter of course,
sullen and without a word of entreaty
or prayer. He was hanged from an
elm tree within 200 yards of the coun-
ty Jail.
Yesterday the same mob gathered
about the Jail intent on infiicting sum
mary punishment, At the entreaty OF
the local county officials, who urged
that efforts be made to secure speedy
trial and the law be allowed to take
its course, declaring that if such were
possible they would protect the negro
with their lives, action was deferred
and a messenger sent to Bonneville
where Judge A. o. Sykes is holding
court, with a request for a specia
term. This Judge Sykes declined t
call, and to-day the same mob reform
ed, went to the Jail, where the negro
was surrendered and the lynching &C
complished.
Sheriff Bean, of Okolona, arrived a
Houston just as the negro was beini
hanged, but too late to prevent tn
mob's action. The representatives o
the Sheriff here declare they conside
their action in surrendering the negr
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MEHARRY NOTES.

Miss M. E. Braden entertained Mrs.
Terrell after the lecture at her home.
Mrs. Terrell lectures in Knoxville Feb.
IL.
Rev. E. F. B. Amos, of Jackson Tenn
pie G. NJ E. Church, addressed the Y.
M. G. A. at Meharry Auditorium Tues
day, Feb. Z, $3.50 p. m. He took for
his subject: "The Ideal Man of the
Twentieth Century" which he treated
in a most instructive manner.
Rev. Ira Landrith, D D., Chancel'
lor of BELMONT College, will preach at
Meharry Auditorium Sunday morning
February 18th at II. This is the reg
ular monthly University sermon and
the public is cordially invited to at
tend.
Rev. T. w. Johnson, of Clark Memo
rial M. E. Church, will address the
Y. M. G. A. Sunday, February 18th al
$3.50 p. m. These services are open tC
the public at large and every one is
warmly welcomed.
DR.. ]. A. Evans, of the class of '0S
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SUNSHINE HOME NOTES.

The monthly meeting Of the Work
ers' Conference was held Monday, the
Sth Quite number of women were
present, and participated in an in
teresting review and discussion of the
Bible Band lessons. The Conference
listened to an excellent address from
Mrs. Henrietta Mcintosh, subject,
Failure in the proper training Of
children and it's cause" All seemed
very much interested and benefited
by it. A request for prayers for a
hayward child and an unsaved aged
woman were made, and the Conference
closed with a season of prayer.
The Christian Workers Foreign Mis-.
sionary Society was favored with an
interesting address by Miss Lena
Gardner, a returned missionary from
Trinidad, Cuba, where the Society is
helping support a worker She gave
very strong and pathetic descrip
ton of the needs of the people and
the degraded life into which many OF
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-02-12

Emma Dodd, 1870 Fifth avenue, s.,
60 years.
Infant of Emma Price, 125 Fifth
avenue, South.
Isaac Wallace, 2OS Second avenue,
North.
John Everett, 2S46 Clifton pike.
Carrie Elizabeth Keeling, 293 Doug
lass, l3 years.
Katie J. Phillips, 291S Vincent, II
years.
Joe Ella Collier, 7 years 316 Tenth
street.
Mile Garrett, 52S Howerton street,
4 months
sammie Ray Wilson, 81 Lafayette
street, / year.
Ada Moore, 1923 Spruce street, SO
years.
Nancy Smith, IA Tennessee street,
A years.
Harriet Lowe, go Archer street, 100
years.
Maggie Claybrooks, Chicago, ILL.,, 80
years.
| Effie Woods, IA Crutcher street, 20
years.
Josie Kelley, Murfreesboro pike, sc
years.
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of Columbus, Miss, the only dental
graduate now practicing within the
state of Mississippi, has recently sub
scribed $25 to the new hospital fund.
DR.. w. ]. Green, one of Meharry's
old graduates of the class of 1882 of
Tallahassee, Fla, sends IN subscrip-
ton for the sum of 500 for the new
hospital,
One of the Meharry graduates in
medicine collected $3.50 during the
month of January from his profession
al work. Who can show a better re-
port than this?
The Senior Glass will hold an ora
torical contest at Meharry Auditorium
Friday evening, February 10, at
1880 sharp This contest will deter
mine who are eligible for the honors
of salutatorian and valedictOrian for
Commencement. Thus far five con.
testants have qualified and they will
spetk on the following subjects:
Medicine, a Science and Art''-Miss
S. Louise Boynton; ga Plea for JUS
tice"-Mrs. E. B. Sykes; MAN the
MASTER. Graham Shaw; Survival
of the Fittest'-S. H. Harris; "Dis
content"-C. S. Powell. A musica
program will also be furnished, some
of which will be special features
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
Messrs A. A. Craddock and A, B
Madison, of tn senior medical class
have been called to Shelbyville to de
liver two addresses at Turner Norma
College Thursday, February 18th
Their addresses will be along the lin,
of hygiene and the prevention of di
sease.
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DEATHS.

Scott Carson, Second avenue, s.,
near N. & c. railroad bridge, Sc years.
Elizabeth Jones, $50 Overton street,
rs years.
William D. Scales, 1413 Phillips
street, months.
Katie Davis, Patterson street, be-
tween Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
avenues, "a years
Infant of Sam and BruCie Hunt.
Mary Primm, rear of Main street
between Fourth and Fifth streets, %
years.
Mitchell Lusk, $40 Seventh avenue
South, 10 months.
Kizzer Hill, Gil Webster street, "a
years.
Horace Beard, 22O Fillmore street
Annie Bennett, S99 King street, "A
years.
Infant of Annie and Walter Roberts
904 Cedar street.
Sarah Beasley, 1918 Grundy street
50 years.
Charity Atkinson, Whites Town, 81
years.
Josephine Bennett, 1907 Tremon
street, % years.
Sherman Fletcher, City Hospital, q
years.
Matte L. Smith, 1872 Cherry street
10 years
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DIES IN INDIANAPOLIS.

The friends and relatives of Mrs.
Maggie Howard-Jackson will regret
to learn of her untimely death which
occurred last Saturday night in In
dianopolis, Ind, at the hands of her
husband who shot and killed her
without moments warning. Mrs.
Jackson is survived by a mother,
Mrs. Sarah Howard and brother,
Mr.. Leonard Howard, of Indianapo-
lis, Ind.
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in view of the refusal of the court
to call a special term, justified in the
interest of law and order. Should
their action be criticised they declare
they will resign.
According to Baskins confession, he
first robbed, and, in fear that he would
be arrested for the robbery, shot and
killed the minister, throwing his body
into a pond where it was found by
searchers.
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DR.. CALENDER WILL RETURN TO
THE STATE.

DR.. ]. S. Calender of British Gui-
ana, S. A., who graduated from Me-
harry Medical College with the class
of 1908, and who has since been prac-
ticing in his native home, will return
to the States in a few days.
DR.. Calender will join his family in
this city, and they will proceed to-
gether' to st. Louis, No, where he
will practice in the future.
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MARRIAGES.

Henry Allen Ralston and Sallie
Gooch.
Weymer Horton and Willie Row
land
VIM. Week and Lucy Cole
John H. Carter and Mamie Gains.
Herley Nichols and Elmira Webster.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21
Seals w allOp
POrtIand'S New
Bush Pitcher
johnson Gets a Home Run and
Orf Comes Near Starting
Riot
STANDING OF rHE,CLuBs

Tut cut was switched yesterday aft
ernoon after three days of agony and
San Francisco won a game-won 1t
10 g. with q run TO spare
san Francisco won principally be-
cause Portland put a bush pitcher to
work He was Chenault. the same
man who blew up at Oakland on Tues
day afternoon He had plenty Of speed
and apparently curves enough TO fool
the best Of them, but he could not
control the bail, and neither could he
muster up sufficient strength when the
Seals put men on the bases. Thus it
was that the tide OF victory turned
in San FranciSco's favor in the second.
Graney, the hero Of the previous day,
was warmed up and shot out upon
the firing line, and Mohler, the first
man TO face him. laid the ball down
and advanced Mundorf on his way.
Then Bodie dispatched a grounder to
johnson and the husky Swede made a
bag peg OF it and Mundorf continued
on his way. making the fifth run for
the inning.
1t looked soft enough for the Seals
until the Beavers made one Of their
terrific rallies in the fourth spasm.
With Speas and Ryan on the paths
and two down, Johnson lifted one
clear over the right field fence and
sent IL on its way to the Farallones.
All was quiet and serene enough to
suit the multitude until the sixth.
when the unspeakable Johnson crushed
in again. This time, with Ryan on
second and two out. as usual. john
son dropped one into the left field
bIeachers for two stations, making the
score 6 10 4. the way it finished.
The nearest approach TO a riot that
the park has known happened in round
eight. With Ryan, McCredie and John
son on the sacks and two away, Ort
hit a bounder TO Mohler, which the
Seal captain fumbled Just trife He
recovered the ball quickly and tossed it
over to Williams, and on came Ort
sliding into the base like a true ball
player and kicking up a big. cloud OF
dust. IT was close. but Umpire Nc
Greevy said out"
The majority OF the Portland tossers
gathered around the indicator man
and the fans yelled and called for ae-
tion. Ort was the principal disturber
and ere the muddle ended McGreevy
fined him SO and put him out of the
game. Pitcher Guyn was brought out
on the firing line and finished the
game on first. doing very nicely.
While the row between the Portland
players and the umpire was being
pulled on two lively scraps started in
the bieachers and the atmosphere was
fun Of fists until bunch of regulars
and special policemen came TO the res
cue and quelled the disturbance. The
fRhtiug spirit seemed to be in the air
and everybody was for il strong
Graney. who succeeded the bush
pitcher. twirled a great game He
famed eight men in seven innings and
seemed 10 have all the Seals on his
staff
Eastley. on the other hand. pitched
himself into many a tight hole and
the fans were in doubt about him until
the last Beaver had been declared out.
The score.
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Eastern Men
Take Trip Up
Mt. Tamalpais
Star Athletes Ready for Meel
This Afternoon at the Park
Stadium

In spite of it being cold and foggy
yesterday. the athletic committee Of
the Olympic club. uncer George James
leadership. escorted the visiting ath-
letes from New York and Chicago ath-
Ietic clubs to Mount Tamalpais, where
luncheon was served at the famous
tavern. The evening was spent in
lounging around the Olympic club
rooms.
President James E. Sullivan. Everett
C. Brown and Mat Halpin, escorted by
Joseph r. Hickey. were the guests Of
Stanford university yesterday Prof
j. E. Mcdowell and DR.. Frank Angel.
assisted by Dad Moulton, iooKed after
the eastern visitors.
All the athletes anxiously await
Starter George James gun at 2:30
o'clock this afternoon. The contest for
first honors promises TO be a very
close one. And it is possible that
there will be several reverses from last
Saturdays meet at Seattle.
John o. Miller. the Olympic club
champion, has been training under the
faithful eye of Dad Moulton at STAN
ford, while Ralph Rose has been rest
ing up at home.
Lawrence, the New York shot put
ter, though only schoolboy is GER
tainly a wonder at hurting the iron
ball. His record is something over ~
feet, which is remarkable for a man
of his size. Sullivan says that If Rose
could use the strength in his legs
while putting. as Lawrence does. he
would get the shot out to 60 feet.
Harry McLain, the Phoenix Indian.
and Fred Bellars promise to put up a
wonderful race in the three mile event.
Ballard. the champion miller. may also
decide TO run in the three miles. pro-
viding he feels in shape after the mile.
AS the meet is free to all a very
large crowd is looked for. After the
meet the athletes will be the guests OF
the Olympic club at an Italian restau-
rant. Doc Mcmahon has charge OF
the feed and has arranged an excel
lent evenings entertainment. Kid
Nelson. Bob Mitchell and several other
well known entertainers will be on
hand. A trip through Chinatown will
conclude the weeks festivities, the
majority of the boys leaving Sunday
morning for their eastern homes.
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the Invaders in the State league game
played at the transbay grounds yester-
day afternoon. the Oakland bunch being
handed the short end of a to 2 score
at the end of nine innings of snappy
ball.
Lacey. the former third sacker of the
San Jose team, appeared in a Sacra-
mento uniform and took up the place
formerly occupied by Grasshopper
Devereaux. Billy Bloomfield and Elmer
Stricklett were the opposing curve ar
lists and there was little to choose
between them. The senators grabbed
nine bingles off the Oakland mans de-
livery, while the Oaks secured two less
from the offerings of the spitball artist
The Oakland lads did the heaviest
slammfng, two triples and a double
being recorded to their credit.
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Northwest League

TACOMA. Aug. 20.-Spokane found Baker for
home run triple, double and three singles
IN the first three innings today. scoring FIVE runs
ana winning the game. Butler relieved Baker
after the third and pitched splendid ball. score
r. II. f.
Tacoma ..................o y
Spokane -.............5 .
Batteries Baker, Butler and Dashwood: Jen
sen and Spencer.
PORTLAND Aug 20-Abertleen won n snannv
and well played 10 inning contest from Portland
today PernoD. who lost his game Wednesds V
relieved Starkell in the eighth inning and pitched
bis team TO victory. Score: r. a. e.
Aberdeen ..................3 10 .
Portland ...............1 IN q
Batteres-Starkell, PernoIl and Kreitz: Gouph
and Fournier. Umpire-Frary
SEATTLE. Aug. 2O.-vancouver won an 1s
inning game from Seattle today by a score Of 2
to ]. Seattle scored the first run in the second
inning. when Sugden dropped a throw at the
plate. Vancouver tied in the ninth on sinQIes Inv
Swain and Mahon and outfeld sacrifice In
the eighteenth. with one gone. Bennett fumbled
Flanagans grounder and then threw wild to first
From second the runner scored ON Quigley's line
drive to center. A decision by Umpire Carney
gave Vancouver another run In this inning and
resulted in Pitcher Thompson being thrown .out
Of the game Anderson finished without allowing
a run or MI. score: r. III. f.
Seattle .............I O <
Vancouver -.-....--..-.....s. IL q
Batteries-Thompson. Anderson and Shea
Flanagan and Sugden-
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Frayne Beats Hyland
10 a Close Decision
Attell Gives Cove Hard Lacing and Referee
Smith Stops 1t in Tenth Round
BY WILLIAM ]. sLATTERy

johnny frayne all around work
ann close ~ round decision last night the Coliseum Dick Hyland'
the rough and ready little fellow Grass Valley Frayne showed
decided while his treos
CLAIMED still he demonstrated of doubt that he was
entitled whrl possible OF Nelson
He will develop punch
a the lightweight
fyland poddng fight
Tor himself held much the finish
preceded
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Smith, the referee showed the humane spirit by stopping the mill after ne
displayed
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Innings pitched-By Fitzgerald ] l-3 by Seha-
fer l-3. Hifs-Of Fitzgerald 3 OF Schafer 6.
Runs-0n Fitzgerald A. on Schafer 9. Home
ruu-Myers. Charge defeat 10 Schafer. Credit
victory Ehman. Two base hit-Brashear. Sac
rffce hits-Devereaux. Mott. Gandfl. Holster.
First base called balls-On Fitzgerald j. of
Schafer ,. of Gilman 1. Struck out-By Scha-
fer 4. By Hit i. by Ebman s. by Fitzgerald j.
Double plays-Shinn 10 Myers: Raymer to Shinn
TO Myers Wild pifch-Schafer Time OF game
Not given. Umpire-Irwin
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Sacramento z, Vernon 5

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 20. = Ragged
fielding by Vernon players, especially
Bernard at second, followed by timely
hitting by the locals, beat Hogan's
team for the third time today, the
score being to 5. Sacramento started
with lead of four runs to overcome.
Score.
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National League

RROOKI.YN Aug. 20.-Only game Of the
double header played here today. the second
being stopped by rain with one out In the third
inning. neither side having scored Score. eleven
innings: r. d. r.
st. Louis. --.--..--....-.. IL
BROOKLYN ....--.l q
Batteries-Beebe and Phelps; Rueker and Mar
shall. Umpire-Klem.
BOSTON. Aug. 20-ChicagO won a Iistless
game from Boston today Score: r. H T.
Chicago ---.--.---.--.. ..----.------S
Batteries-Kroh and Archer; Brown and era
ham. Umpire-O'Day.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug- 20.-Pittshurg today
defeated Philadelphia BY timely stick work.
Score R. Fl. E.
Philadelphia ......................s s 2
P1ttsburg ---...- 1900 .-...--+
Batteries-McQuillen. Scanlon and Doom;
Lever. Adams and Gibson. Unpires-JOhnstone
and Clarke
NEW YORK. Aug. 2O.-Cincinnati batted heav-
lily today and easily defeated New York. knock
ing two OF the local pitchers on the rubber.
Score. R. H. r.
Cincinnati ........-............11 Is
New York .......-..-. .-..--...... ?
observation-disclosures and Roth Ames. Wiltse.
Raymond and Schlei Umpires-Rigler and Kane.
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Los AngeIes 8, OakIand 2

Los ANGELES Aug. 20.-Los An
les again won from Oakland today,
score being 3 to 2. A home run by
,gan, with D. Lewis on the base line,
Dught in the two runs for Oakland.
iggs was batted out of the box in the
seventh and Reidy went in. Tonneson
relieved Reidy in the eighth. Thorsen
permitted Oakland hits. but steady
work in the field prevented runs A
feature was a long running bare hand
catch by Beall. Score:
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AGGRESSIVE AND MORE CLEVER

Beall. Sacrifice hits-Ross, D. Lewis. Innings
pitebed-By Wigs 2-3. hits 3. runs 3; by
Reidy l 1-3 by Tonnesou /. First base on called
bails-On Wigs Z, off Thorsen 4 of Tonneson
J. Struck out-By Wigs ,. by Thorsen 4. by
TonnesOn .. Double play-McKune to Cameron.
Wild pitches-Wiggs Th0rsen Time of game-1
hour and IS minutes. Umpre-yan Haltren.
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hit-Nealon. Sacrifice Murray, McHale.
Burns, ]. Smith, Curtis. First base on called
balls-Stricklett L, Bloomfield g. Struck out
BY Strieklett f. by Bloomfield 4. Hit by pitched
ball-Hackett. Double plays-Keller to Carrigan;
bloomfield to joyce to Nealon; Campbell to
Nealon TO Sheehan. Passed bail-Burke. Time of
game hour and 40 minutes. Umpires-Wal-
thour and Bird.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21
Heavy Smuggling and Good Work
of Oscar Jones Beat the
MiIIers
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

STOCKTON, Aug. 2O-Oscar Jones
still has his goat He let stockton
down with three hits and has yet to be
defeated by stockton this season. Egan
was in poor form and was pounded
hard. Carney got three singles and a
home run out of four times up. Score:
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Maps Blanked
By Coombs OF
Philadelphia
Athletics Pitcher a NJ ySfery and
Leaders Keep Up Their
Winning Streak
STANDING OF THE CLUBL
American League

CLEyELAND. Aug 2O.-Philadelphia shut out
Cleveland. TO o, CoOn0s being a mystery'
Score. n n y
Cleveland
PhiladeDhfa -.
Rsftertes-sittOns BODIES and Bemis. COombs
and Livingston.
DETROIT. Aug. 2o--Detroit could do nothing
with Gray until the sixth inning and then oe
gan a winning streak Score n r,
Detroit -
Washington 1901
Bstterles-Wiilett and Stanage; Grzy ana
Street
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21
wanted-second Hand Clothing

would be glad TO purchase good sec
ond hand clothing, furniture, etc Put
a little ad in The Call for some of the
things you do not use and it Will make
money for you.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21

SAX FRANCISCO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

-Four runs and five bits OF Chenault in and
8 third innings. Home run-Johnson. Two base
hits-Esstley. Ryan. Johnson. Sacrifice hits
Mohier (2). First base called balls-Of Che
nault ]. OF Grsney o. of Eastley /. Struck
out-By Eastley 3 By Chenault 1. by Graney s.
Hit by pitched hall-sicArdle by Graney: ort
and Fisher by EastleF. Passed ball-Fisher
Wild pitch-Eastley. Time Of game hour and
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Western League Games
NEGRO MURDERER LYNcHED-

'Ta.. Aug. 20.-Henry Day. negro ex-convict
charged with attacking Mrs. Josh ". Wicker last
Tuesday and then numbering her and her infant.
was lynched this afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21

JOYETTE WINS sONDEN RACE
MARBLEHEAD, Mass, Aug. 20.-The
Joyette today won the ninth Sonden
yacht race; the Wolf second; Man
chester third. and Crooner fourth
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SUMMARY

81 NMAKl
Stolen bases-Kelley. Kuhn First base on
errors-Fresno /. First base ON called balls-OH
Egan l. Double plays-Mensor to Farrell to Van
Buren. Struck out-By Jones l. Hit by
pitched balI-Waters Time of game-l hour
and % minutes. Umpire-Moore. Scorer-Davis
Sacramento 4, Oakland 2
Sacramento evened up matters with