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SECOND DAY OF W. c. T. q.
Routine Business Transacted in
Omaha Convention.

OMAHA, Neb.. October 23.-After an
hour Of praise and prayer service under
the leadership of Rev. Mary L. Moreland
of Illinois. national evangelist. and Mrs.
Frances w Graham of New York. ma
tional musical director, the thirty-sixth
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Printer Crushed by Composing Stone

GREENSBORO. n. c., October 23.-
James Ward, printer employed by the
Kerr Printing Company Of High Point.
while assisting In unloading composing
stone from car was crushed to death
by the stone falling upon him. The
horses attached TO a wagon upon which
the stone was to be placed suddenly
moved forward. as the stone was mid
way between the car and the wagon.
causing the heavy mass to fall between
them. Ward was caught before he could
jump away, his chest being literally
crushed in. He was unmarried.
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CONDITION ABOUT THE SAME
Last Night a Conf ortable One 70
Justice Peckham.

ALBANY, N. Y, October 23.-The con-
dition of Justice Rufus w. Peckham of
the United States Supreme Court, who is
i'll at his home at Altamont, was report
ed as practically unchanged today. His
physician said he passed a comfortable
night.
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FAMOUS IMAGE ROBBED.
Valuable Jewels Taken From Pau
line Convent in Poland.

| CZENSTOCHOWA Russian Poland, Oc-
tober 23.-During the night robbers enter
ed the chapel OF the Pauline convent
here and despoiled the much venerated
image of the Virgin OF the hoe with
Its: pearls. the diamond-studded crown
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PIMLIC0 ENTRIES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PIMLICO RACE TRACK, Md. October
23.-Entries for Monday:
First race, two-year-olds; five and a
half furlongs-Nancy Pansy 1O2. Chiffon
Queen 1O2, The Monk ia, Hedge Rose
1t2, Anthropaida 1OT, Indian Maid 1O2.
Majestic lO2. Rebellion 102. Martinez 10.
Lothario los. German Silver. III.
Second race, three-year-olds and up:
selling: mile and siXteenth-Cam-
paigner los. ChepOntuc 30. Spanish Prince
o. Joe Rose lO4 Chormaster of Chester
brook 80. Juggler III, Superstition Ill.
Neoskaleeta 1C3. Robert Cooper loo.
Taboo 101.
Third race, Oriole handicap; three-year-
olds and up: six furlongs-Jack Atkin
1913, Henry CrOsscaddin 80 WOODLAND -,
Tasley 96. Emperor William 100. Charlie
Eastman los, High Private 116, Star
Gowan 100, Takahira 101, Dreamer ia.
Fourth race Junior steeplechase. three
year-olds and up: two miles-Osage 132.
Nestor, 132, Oakhurst 1872, Magellan H.
Ruxton 135.
Fifth race: three-year-olds: mile and
forty yards-Rostrum 1O1. Demetrious 1Ol
Sancimon 81, Xebec 1O1, Hawkwing no.
Gold Dust log, North East 9i. Bethlehem
1O1.
Sixth race; all ages: maidens: one mile
Ross Hampton 30. Sandy Hill Ill, Iotemia
95, Lady Frederick %. Evelard ia,
Nebuchadnezzar Ill. Inspection %.
Weather cloudy, track fast.
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Vanderbilt Horse Wins.

PARIS, October CIV. X. Vanderbilt's
iambaiseuil won the Prix Marty, which
was run at Auteuil today.
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] solemnly swear that the above
statement represents only the
number Of copies of THE EVEN
ING and SUNDAY STAR circu.
lated during the seven days
ended October %. 1909 - that is,
the number of copies actually
sold, delivered. furnished :. or
mailed, for valuable considera-
ton, to bona fide purchasers or
subscribers-and that the COPIES
so counted are not returnable to
or remain in the Office unsold, ex-
cept in the case OF Sunday papers
sent to out-of-town agents only.
from whom a few returns Of:
unsold papers have not yet been
received.
]. WHIT. HERON,
Business Manager.
The Evening Star Newspaper
Company.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this twenty-third day OF Oc-
tober, A. D.. 1900.
e. z. RAMEY,
(Seal.) Notary Public.
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I'm the Fold"
By F. NJ Shelton

Copies of this picture,
size rox2o inches, repro
duced in color gravure,
will be given at The Star
Office with a coupon cut
from tomorrow's Sunday
Star and S cents.
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T. J. Hayward Of Baltimore Dead.

T. J. Hayward of Baltimore Dead.
BALTIMORE, October 23.-Thomas J.
Hayward. president Of the Bartlett-Hay-
ward Company. widely known in finan-
cial circles and a member of many clubs
In this and other cities, died this morning
of acute dilation of the heart. He was
born in this city in 1S47.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-23

The convent at Czenstochowa is ia
nous for its representation Of the Vir-
gin. and attracts probably a quarter of
million pilgrims annually. Formerly
1t was strongly fortified. In 1855 it was
attacked by a large Swedish army, and
its defense at that time by a handful
OF monks and soldiers constitutes one OF
the most heroic episodes In the history of
Poland
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Jack Atkin Wins at Pimlico.

PIMLICO, Md, October 23.-First race.
six furlongs; purse, Sl0O--Jack Atkin 40
Rettig), to ) and out, won: Charlie
Eastman. III &c. Burns), 10 to 1, even
and out, second: Indomitable, 107 BRADY,
100 to l, to / an dout. third. Time,
liz 10 Only three starters.
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REGRET POSTMASTER'S DEATH
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE
BRI9HTWooD PARK CITIZENS.
New Officers in Charge at Meeting
Held Last Night-Business
Matters Considered.

The newly elected officers Of the Bright
wood Park Citizens Association last
night assumed their duties. William Nick.
Clayton, president, occupied the chair.
resolution thanking Mr.. Clayton for
his efforts in securing through car serv-
ice on the Brightwood line was unani-
mously adopted. Mr. Clayton announced
that Maj. Sylvester. superintendent of
police, would address the association at
its next meeting In November. He also
stated that the meeting night had been
changed to the fourth Friday i'm each
month.
Upon a motion offered by W. F. Walls
muth resolutions deploring the death of
Postmaster Barnes, who was to have been
the guest Of the association last evening,
were adopted.
A. w. Felka offered resolution set
ting forth that the association Joined with
other associations in the request that
normal school building be erected on
and now being held by the District for
that purpose-the proper training of our
public school teachers being considered
one Of the most important duties devolv-
ing upon our governors. 1t was also de-
clared that the conditions surrounding
and the equipment used in the present
quarters of the Normal School are lack
ing in all the essentials necessary to the
proper and successful training OF teach
ers. The resolution was adopted and the
secretary was ordered to send a copy to
the Columbia Heights Citizens Associa-
ton
Committee Chairmen Announced.
President Clayton announced the chair
men of the various standing committees
as follows: F. j. Metcalf. railways;
George F. Williams. sewer and water;
j. L. Ergood, extension OF streets: 4. NJ.
Condra, schools; Or. u. b. heinecks
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and many votive offerings of jewels. The
image itself was not damaged. The OBJ
jects stolen have an instrinsic value of
several million roubles. There is no
clue to the robbers. Today the chapel.
which had been closed upon the discov-
cry OF the outrage, was surrounded with
great crowd Of weeping and praying
men and women
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Bona Eide Circulation Of The Even
ing and Sunday Star.


The sworn statement below
shows that the circulation of
THE STAR is what 1t is claimed
to be. The circulation of THE
STAR for the week. including
and combining its evening and
Sunday morning issues. is the
largest. the best and the only
sworn detailed circulation Of each
day. covering all issues. in the
District of Columbia.
In both its evening and Sunday
morning issues 1t has larger
carrier delivery circulation into
the homes Of Washington than
any other two local papers COM
bined.
THE SUNDAY STAR. viewed
separately. has the largest. the
best and the only sworn circula-
ton in the District Of Columbia.
Fifteen thousand of THE
STARS regular subscribers take
no other Washington paper
whatever In their homes, depend
ing upon THE STAR alone for
news and advertising.
THE STAR, daily and Sunday,
thoroughly covers the local ad-
vertising field. reaching all
classes Of Washington purchas-
ers, rich and poor alike, In their
homes. on every day in the week
at an hour when they have the
time and inclination to read
newspaper.
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EMPEROR AND KING
MEET At RACCON|C|.

Continued from First Page.)
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8. In the World Of Sports. i
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LOST GAME
ON COSTLY
boobies

Ii 1 pitchers battle thss lasted Il
innings the Senators lost the first o.
tbe serieS TO the Enid Railroaderi
Friday by the score OF to 4. Tho
game WIS a close and exciting one
The features Of the game was sensa
donal running catches by Geist In the
cutfield and Ted Price and Pokar
uey IN the lnfleld The Senators out
hit the visitors. securing thirteen his
10 their eight. but the former played
In ha7i luck and gave the viBltors
narrow escape several times during
he game when a base runner would
be called out at home on 8 close de-
cislon
McEill. new twirler. was In the
box for the Senators and pitched 4
star game but did not receive the
usual COOL support from the tenn. lie
struck oul five mon, allowed bu'
eight scattered hits and but one earn
cd run. No hits were secured off him
after tho seventh inning.
Ballet. southpaw. twlrl0i the
sphere for the Railroaders aud al
though be received good support, was
hlt ior two two.basc hits and elevcu
singles.
The Senalors retired the first three
naiIr0adtrs up Ia quick order McGill
moving The first two off al the plate
and Inc third out on a ny pulled down
10 Geisi HIS by Patterson, Lieut.
Ire, 4 satrifice by Cooley and hol
line drive by Reed secured two runs
ia the first inning for the locals
Three errors by the locals. hits by
loucs and Smith and sacrlflce by
Allen were produc I've OF four runs FOL
the visitors IN the third inning.
pokarRey lead Off with single IN
he firth inning and scored on a sac
ifice hit by Patterson and q HIT by
Lenttke.,
Cooley. who led OF with q single IN
h6 sixth inning. Sas advanced TO sec
ond on sacrifice by Reed, failed ~
IA attempt 10 make home on q hoi
rlvo over second base by 0elst. but
Manager Price delivered IN the pinch
giih a lwo-bagger, scoring Gels.
Reed led off with single IN the
lnth and Manager Price after two
nen were out tried TO win the game
~ Knocking two base bit, but Reed
vas called out on close decision at
iume plate. Unlll the eleventh inning
he visitors never got more than two
Neu on phnrA Hiel envy SvNu'vu "''v''
our runs IN the third inning
In the eleventh inning McOill struck
iut the gifst bassman and gave Ken
ledy 2 free ticket to first. Jones gnI
d first on an error Brooks aud Ken
nedy attempted to pull off squeeze
ilass bnt McGlll pNt Kennedy out n
home piaie at the critical moment
Calchc waglng on whom no baaa
nnner could Steal a base yesterday
auf being caught IN the acf by hls
iead.aure-throwing put the ball 10
eeond 10 catch Jonea who Nas steal
ue second Leuttke omitted 10 cover
md Jones scored on the play the bull
going 10 the ouifieid
N..h lat
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National League
NATIONAL LEAduuE

Plttsbms, June l9--camnItz won
BIS own game from New YORK ny
crossing the plate m the eleventh In
ming with two men out making the
score 2 % 2.
score. r, H. E
|Pittsburg ! 900 020 600 OILS 10 3
New York 300 002 900 002 I 5
Batteries Camnllg AMI Gibson
Wlllse and Meyers,
Summary Three base hit, Leach;
sacrifice hits. Ahstalh. Camnitz. Doyle
double plays, Miller. Wagner and Ab
stein, Doyle. Blrdwell and Tenney;
base on balls off Wiltse 3, off Cam
nlta 3. mck out bg Wiltse 8. by
|Camnitz 6. M
Umpiref Emslie and O'Day
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liam Willie Is, Suggs and Stanage.
Summary-Two base hits, Krause
Thomas: three base hits, Murphy; sa'
rIflce hits. Collins, Crawford; double
plays, Rush, Schaefcr Moriarltyi bas'
on balls, Oft Krauae 1, of Kiilian
oil Wllla,ts 4 struc kout, BY Krause
by KiIllan 3, BY suggs 2.
Umpires-Hurst and Connolly.
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kAt Milwaukee Columbus 1 NH
wnnkee / item innlues1
AT Minneapolis Minneapolis g. In
diananoIls 1
AZ Kantas cIx-Ksnsaa City 2. To
ledu /,
Al 81. Paul Louisville I. St Paul q
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Araislans Labor Commissioners Aah
IN has returned from Muskogee
who're he xent 10 arrange for the
opering the eastern branch offleu
oi he ft7te free employment bureau
which Il be read yfor business on
1uly ia Tom Wiley. 4 member 81
The MuskoFee carpoutofs Union. Il %
q sfe rirnaksf Of The office
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Cleveland 10. New York :

New York June 19---cleveland hil
nrockett heavily and easily defeated
Now YORK. by score Of 10 TO 4.
score: Il. n. E
cleveland .. 90 800 050- 10 ia /
New York 900 III 000-- 4 s 1
Batteries joss and Easterly. Brock
ett and KielnOw.
Summary Two base hits, Goode,
Klelnow. Hemphll Ball (2l; three
base hits. Engle: sacrifice hits. Lord,
double lays, Engle and Kleinow
struck out. by Bfoekeit 3, bg Joss 6;
base on balls, off Brockett 5. off joss
umpirsa-Kern and o'Laushlln,
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Summary Earned runs Guthrie 1,
Guild T. two base hits, Il, Price tzl,
red Price: sacrifice hits, Allen, Pat.
efeon, rooley and GeIst: hits Off.
nalilet 49, off McGlll s; struck out,
~ Mcuili S. BY Ballet :: base on
halls. on McGll /: stolen bases, Jonesi
his ug pitched ball, Peterson, Cooley.
Umpire Hansen. Attendance i,00U.
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WashInuIon ). 81. LaaIs D

Waahlnigon, June i9-Huehes was
4 big puzzle 10 ST. Louis while crlaa
was hit hard with men on bases,
Washington winning 5 to 0.
Score r. II. ID.
washing on 020 600 s0s-5 0
ST. Louls .. 00o 600 000--0 8
Batteries Hughes and Street. Cr's1
and Crlger
Summary--Two base hits. Browne,
Hughes; sacrifice hits. Mcbride,
Street. double play. unglaub. Mcbride
ponohue; base on balls off Cfiss 3,
struck out, BY Hughes 2 BY Cfias 3.
Umplses Eigan and Sheridan
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Waco. Tex, June i0-Dgohan was
unhltsable with men on bases and Ok
lahoma city shut out Waco to 0.
Score By innings
Waco .....,...ss... 600 600 000--0
Oklahoma city ...., ono 00l 0e0--2
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san Antonio s, DALLAS 5

San antonio. Tex. June ig-Wlih
one down In the 10th Flresione placed
oiit homer winning yesterdays game
score. n. n. E.
San Antonio 500 600 100 Of 3
DALLAS . 600 0o0 060 o5 10
Batteries Mitchell Ablea and
schan: Moore, Peters and 0nslow
and Miller
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago al Detroit
ST. botls at Cleveland
Washington at New York
Philadelphia al Boston 1.-TWO gamea
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WESTERN LEAGUE

nenves al Pueblo.
Wichita al Topeka
Omaha at Lincoln.
Sioux City at Deg Moinea
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus AZ Milwaukee.
Toledo al Kansas city.
indianapolis al Minneapolis
Louisville ~ Sc. Paul.
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TEXAS LEAGUs

Oklahoma City at Waco.
Dallas at san Antonio.
Fort Worth al Galveston.
Shreveport at Houston,
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aaIveaton 4. Aor. Worlh /

Galveston, TEX. Sune i9-Galyest'
on got 10 sorrells in The seventh IN
ming and won easily
srore, R.H. E
Galveston .. 00l 100. TIL 10
Fort Worth i0d 600 000sn ] 6 9
Batteries johnson and QuleaseI;
SorrulIs ana Green.
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omaha /, Lincoln 0

Lincoln, june la.--fIil the presilegl
game Of the season In Lincoln Oma
ha defeated iho locals BY a score Uf
10 o.
Score. II H "
lincoln .a.. 000 900 O00~-0 1 2
Omaha .a.s. 000 100 0O0-l 2 4
Bltterles Jones and sulllYat, Low
Ter and Gendng.
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bsnVsrI fpdsRle'e
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia. June ~ Detroit was
healen by Philadelphia 3 to / through
the effective pitching Of Kaause. The
home team drove KIlllah or the rub
Der iu tho seventh |unlng
Score. r. 4. II
PHILADELPHIA 000 0aa l0s.~a ID
Detroit 00a 00i oo0i
Batteries -Krause sna Thomaa Kll'
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sartlesvllls q, Muskoaos o

BartlesyllIe OK. Juno i9--lnabll
~ 10 hll Thomas when hits coun'e
resulted h & shut out Tor Muskogee
acore. II, II. +
8aftlesYllie ~. OH 600 V00~~2 3
Muskoges 600 600 000--0'
Batteries Thomas and Vanderhllli
Womack and Harrington.
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Houston Tex. June 49, Rose had
the hara hitting Pirates under his
thumb and the locals Won
score r. H. +.
Houston ..s- 100 OO9 io*-5 Q
Shreveport a0n 600 00a 0 6 3
Batteries Rose and Gordon. Bau.
M and Garvin
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
WEsTERN AssocIATIoN

Enid a. Guthrie.
Muskogee at Barllesvllle.
Pitlebufg al webb City
joplin a Springfield.
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Marvellous Preparation
Perfected by a Guthrie
Man--Really Grows
Hair and Removes
K Dandruff.
New Age Dandruff Remedy and New

A7oW <$8O A@otAtA VII AeOAhOhJ 0hN AtOW
Age Hair Grower arc two valued prod
ucts that have been perfected by DR.
Hixon Of this city These formulas
have proven that they can do all that is
claimed for them in stopping the loss Of
hair, invigorating the scalp, and causing
the disappearance Of dandruff and pro-
ducing a renewed growth of hair in any
case, which achievement is generally be-
licyed to be impossible by the public.
This fact has been so thoroughly
demonstrated TO number Of business
people of Guthrie and surrounding towns
IN IN Oklahoma, that Corporation has
been formed with a capitalization Of
$4,000 to place these Remedies on the
market on large plan
In order to show his faith in these
products, DR.. Hixon has placed limited
amount Of these goods on sale in the
Drug Stores and Barber Shops Of Guth
rie and has also arranged to fill any out
side orders promptly.
Now Age Dandruff Remedy is pre-
pared for all cases where the hair is fall
ing out, itching and eruptive scalp ana
dandruff present, restoring the hair and
scalp to a healthy condition in a very
short time.
New Age Haii Grower, is especially
prepared for those who desire the hair
to Be increased in thickness, and also for
that vast number IL individuals who
have lost all or part Of their hair.
sFun directions accompany each pack
age az well as q valued treatise ensthc
care and growth Of the hair THESE
: products are put out BY New Age Chem
zeal Co. The goods will be on sale in
nearby cities in the near future. We
itSvite close inspection and trial Of
these goods The price of New Age
pPndruff Remedy is $i.OO, and New Age
{ Hair Grower $50, and viii be sent out
: side Of Guthrie, express prepaid on
81
: receipt Of price
IS. &. New Age Chemical Co.,
Guthrie, Okla
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PHtsbura :. Welsh city /

Webb City. Mo. June is- Plttahugs
yesterday won ten inning game from
Webb City after the locals had scored
In the fifth.
Score. X. HI Il
Webb CITY 600 Oi0 0o0 0--i &
pltsburg .. 900 00l 900 i--2
Bgttetles Taylor and Brown. RED.
ner and RNaker.
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FIT0I FHF 7IVUVI q W7UCI
The state boarf Of public afialrs
has taken the lnltlal steps towards
the erection oi the SCHOOL Of ailnea
building a. Wllhurlon BY awarding q
contf3ct 10 Howe HUyt. Of kansaa
City, - 8feDere nmns and sperIlloa
lions 10 the buildings which viii
cost approximately e1ia.O0O
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O oOcoeo0o 90 o O cco
o DOPE FOR THE FANS. o
q q
o1ooocooc o 90 90 20 0

Umpire Hanson who Is officiating
here Is lmpartially ro ten at times. tie
was rotteneggcd al Joplin Thuraday-
Gelst, The hari working pitcher Of
The locals Is a good entfielder As
we'll rs a pitcher he pulled down five
difficult files IN left field In Fridays
game one Of which was the finest
running catch ever made on the local
diamond.
McGll, the new pitcher. owns u FUR.
hilure store In Texas aud plays ball
for The love Of the sport He Is a fine
looking man and Ia equai TO q New
York Giant In size.
The Senators seem 10 be lame on
haae running. They bat we'll enough
and play good game IN the fiehI~
sometimes.
The Outlieid Of the Senators was
worked hard yesterday
Managef Price was the candy boy
with The stick yesterday. coming
trpngh with hts when they weFo
needed
~A~
Dad Reed made his usual three
hits yesterday and played star eame
tat first with one exception.
| n. n. Ciouae spofling eHIf0r u mo
Il.nid News Il here reportlng thesfiu h
rle-Enld sefles =
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

~ss
Rosien st ST. Louis.
BROOKLYN a& Chicago.
New York al pillsburg.
phfladeiphia aI Cincinnati
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WESTERN LEAaUE
sIous cItx 3. nea MoInaa /

Des Molnes, June l9- Sioux City
oulpisyed Des Moines and won TO &
Score. tN H. 70
| Des Molnee 200 900 0O2--l & 3
Sioux City 00a 0iO O02-G 2
Batteries kirwan Clarke and Heck
Ilngcr: MeIier and Towne
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Cincinnati June Ewing'a goo
pitching was .he prime feature In the
victory of Cincinnati over Phlladel
phla
score r. II. E
Cincinnati ...s OF 100 20s-~4 IL ]
pblladelphia 600 900 100--i
Batteries Ewing and Mclean,
Sparks. Richie and Douih
Summary Two base hts 0lkes
Magee. Mclean: three base bit. Nit
cheli: saetliice hits. Egan, Magee
double play. shean % Bransfleld. base
on balls, of Ewing /. off Sparks | OIL
Richie . struck out By Ewing S, BY
Richie
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Oklahoma Road Law 2Sc 4 The
L.eades rEtlce.
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Springfield. Mo. June IA Ross. the
Indian pitcher. won another shut oui
for Springfield
Hore 4. II. e
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Batteries Beckenbaush and Brown:
Ross and Wood
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-19

Umpire Hanson who Is officiating
here Is lmpartially ro ten at times. tie
was rotteneGgcd al Joplin Thuraday-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-14
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