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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
Bis FIRE N OREGON

RosEBuRG. Ore. Aug. ss~A
loNa Of $50 600. eonacfvailyely -
tlmatcd. has fallcn upon local mef.
chants today because Of FIRE
which destroyed several business
places. two roomink houses. a large
liyery stable and barns las, Eight
Tho burned block Ia at Cass and
sheridan sts. opposite the southern
Pacific railroad station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
WON'T Do
To LOSE
ALL TIME
So Vancouver Decided
Yesterday Would Be
A Good Time to Help
Their Percentage.

We dropped a game yesterday
which we muehly needed Ia view
Of the hruislug finish, which Is hard
upon us, And /, was big Ed Flanagan
whe snuffed US Il vas a distress
Ing defeat because well have our
troubles against Aberdeen next
week Swain was the batting Md
for the enemy aud puE Bennett
did It for u.s. Tealey Raymonds
work At short was a feature. Tho
score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
JOB FOR CLARINET
PLAYERS ON ship

The band Of the cruiser caliior-
MIA is short three clarinet players
and the officers Of the ship are
looking for musicians to fill the
vacancy. Applicants must be
American citizens between the ages
Of u and %. For particulars 60
aboard the California launch.
which docks at the foot Of Madi.
son q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
MOUNTAINEERS PLAN
INTERESTING TRIP

The Nountaineers will start on a
three days Trip around the San
Juan islands next Saturday. Sep
TENDER I. A launch viii leave the
Pioneer boat house At 10 O'Clock IN
the morning and take the party to
Deception pass, where a camp will
BE- made for the night
Sunday trip will be made 10
East Sound and to at Constitution.
A return will BE- made Monday
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
Ed DUKE SHOT AND
KILLED BY VIM. BALL

I'd Duke, starter at The Mead
ows. when that track was In opera.
lion. and widely known In Seattle,
was shot and kllled at Henderson.
Ky by William Ball. owner Of q
string racing there,
Duke was official starter at tho
Henderson track. The killing 10
supposed to have been caused by
Dukes accusation that hall vas the
cause OF warrants being served on
the promoters Of tho race meet.
]. c, Brooks. an old friend OF
Duke. received a wire from Mrs.
Duke last night, telling OF the Kill.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28

ST LOUIS. Aug ~ --Niiiers Of
the country sho use pat"nt devices
ZOE bleaching flour by means Of nj
trugen perpxide have beFHn collect.
ms fund Of 10000 to Be used In
fighting the government, In defense
Of millcrs who may BE- prosecuted
for selling hIeached flour,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
WIFE PLEADS IN
VAIN FOR HUSBAND

wENArCHEE. wash. Aug IS
William Howard, who was appre'
hended by the police In Seattle for
the crime Of forgery. committed In
this city. vas sentenced To the peni'
Tertiary for an indeterminate sen
tenre OF one TO i've years How
ards wife and baby we're with him
when captured, and her pieailnga
touched the officrrr' hearts, but
Howard has a mania for forging
checks. and bis sife's pleadings
we're In vain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
COMPLAIN TO MAYOR
OF SPRINKLER WAGONS

That the drivers Of aprinkllns
wagons on the streets have been In
the habi, Of disresardlng the rights
comfort and safety Of persons rid
Ina In vehicles aud o. pedestrians.
has been brought 10 the attention
Of the mayor BY the Chamber Of
Commerce The mayor has for.
warded the chambers letter 10 the
superintendent Of streets. with a
request that be ask his men to per.
init no recurrence Of Ihese CON,
pialnta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
10 VISITORS IRON urAn.

Ever visitor from Utah should
read the Special Edition Of The
Patriarch, isaaed today. Copies To
Be had al 1899 Arcade Way. Price.
: cents a copy Get a copy before
you return To Utah by ali means
Edward Clayfou Is editor and pub
Usher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28

summary TWn-ease III swan
HIt by pitched hsll-shea and
f.yneh BY Flanagan neahie plays
Raymond to MaEee Bennett 70 Ray 81
m0nd umpires-Carney and pren-
nan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
SWINGS TO ETERNITY

WALLA wALLA. Aug 2s Death
came quickly TO Joseph Gauvitte.
the Spokane wife murderer. At the
prison yesterday. for within four
minutes from the time he left bis
cell he was dangling at the end Of
a rope beneath the scaffold. A frac.
ton under 10 minutes later he was
pronounced dead.
Gaurltte made no statement on
the soaffold. merely saying. Good.
by, father. goodby." to Father
Jones. his spiritual adviser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28

The Anvil Chorus. the Dental
Combine members, are filling their
obligation to the Dental Combine
by telling people that ! am not
licensed and that do not do dental
work myself The facts are that I
am compelled to devote all Of my
time to making examinations and
giving consultations free Of charge.
and do all painless extracting free
Of charge The Dental Combine Is
well aware that my income from
painless extracting alone would be
s2s per day II / were licensed In
this state, as ! am In Missouri,
Texas. California and Oregon, In
fact, that is why | cannot get my
license. Yet. as have twelve
assistants, ! am satisfied to do ex.
traoting free Of charge, and advise
people as to how their dental work
should be done so as to give them
the greatest return for the least
money.
EDWIN ]. BROWN,
Rooms | TO Il Union Block.
7i5 First Az. Seattle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28

Spokane trimmed the Aberdeen
eripples yesterday. and that pulls
them up a few.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo
Aug 2S-The ieth annual convenl
ton Of the National Insurance Com
miasioners' association closed WITH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
WATER SHUT OFF.

, water Will shut on on y
. Madison It,. from 2ad ay y 10
! the lake. on ssih ay n. from
|. " Denny way 10 u. Madiaon
! II. and In the district north
, and east Of the Washington
! Park boulevard. on Monday.
, August 30. from . a. m TO .
! y, M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28

Pittsburx 5. brooklyn ..
Philadelphia 10. 81 Louis o
Boston Cincinnati 4.
Chicago 4. New York s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
TEETH
PAINLESSLY
AND
CONSTRUCTING
ARTIFICIAL
TEETH

Il have been dreading to have
that awful tooth pulled. II has
aehed for years and rs, OBJ No
sore" This Is the daily inirodue.
ton Of caution that Nafhs the ay-
afaFe dentist 10 proceed gently
because hia patient Is aware OF tho
fact that they are about TO be sub.
jected 10 the modern inquisiiion OF
teeth pulling.
really believe that every dentist
should have AT least one tooth er'
iracted before performing this op-
GRAFTON on oiheB. because We can
comprehend a fact after II has
come to us through personal eH-
pelieneo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28

81 Louis Z. Philadelphia /.
Cleveland q. Boston .
Detroit n. New York
Washington Chicago. rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
EXTRACTING TEETH A SCIENCE
TODAY.

Many thinKa must be considered
when a tooth II 10 be extracted The
general temperament of the pa.
ilent. and tissue IN which the tooth
IL embedded Also. could the
tooth be treated and saved BY MI
Ing or crowningf The age Of the
patient and the value Of the tooth
for anchorage for bTidgework or
serving 10 hold artificial teeth In
place Special care must be e1er
elsed In The extraction Of baby or
temporary teeth, because the ehild'A
age determines and Indicates the
time for extraction Of the deciduous
teeth.
Pulling teeth and making plates
constituted the principal practice Of
dentistry my years ago. while TO-
DAY. only teeth that are dscayed
and diseased beyond the possibility
Of saving them are extracted Mt
ha Oxide. eomnO,orme. Ether and
chiofoforn are used for producing
general Anehthesih. but local an
aesthetics are used which permit
the skiliful dentist TO EXTRACT
TEETH WITHOUT PAIN. The
dsnlls, must have large practice
in order to be qualified IN the pain.
less extraction Of teeth. The prop.
er motion must be naed A suitable
forcep and a local snneathetic
which renders the gum and tooth
nerves insonsihle 10 palm must be
used, Then a dentist who knows
hnw can EXTRACT TEETH with.
oiti pain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
MODERN ARTIFICIAL reern.

Many new discoveries have come
iuto existence within the past ms
years.
The Acciualal line Of the teeth has
been scientifically determined. Tho
gold and aluminium cast plate and
the threc-nolni contact Of artificial
teeth have made their Importance
known and Acknowledged By all
progressive dentists, Artificial teeth
are nos made which give form. con
tour and natural expression to the
face. and the teeth used are natural
both IN color and shape. and there
il no longer any need for people
10 gum H. as the saying used
TO be.
Tho cost OF full set Of teeth
fifty years ago was from $40 to
$50. the cost nov is from s. 10 sss.
aud this includes the extracting
when the work Is done at the larger
and Hors reliable dental offices. a.
these lArge dental offices afford one
specialist Who makes q speciality OF
making artificial teeth. a. well as
specialists IN all other departments,
and the secret Of my success Is
Specializing the Dental Art
Artificial teeth are made from
various grades VI materials the
same a. all porcelain. while the
plates are made frum vuIcanite rub.
Der. eelluloid. aluminium and gold,
and these materials vary from the
cheapest 10 the highest grade. and
In some casea the strongest and
beat teeth and rubber made are no,
sirong enough TO Withstand the
great strength and pressure Of the
muaclcs " mastication.
BECAUSE OF NY LARGE PRAC.
rlCE and ability TO extract teeth
without pain. and make artificial
teeth Of the best quality aud work
manship At half the price charged
by the Combination Dentists, | have
mortified the envy Of the Combine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28

The parade xill take place on
the 10th and will start from Pho
Hser Square at O'Clock. whence Il
vill proceed 10 tho fair grounds
There the prizes Hili be awarded.
The latter Will be for tho best deco
rated. the most Efuieaque, the best
commercial and the beat rAcing car,
and there will be no entry fec
charged for these events For the
races At tho Meadows there are al
ready entered a Buick. the Comet
whiftiinE Billy THE white Flyer.
an American. a Peerless and 4
Franklin car, and there are many
bore 10 come There will also be 20
motorcycles In number Of races.
These are very fast and numerous
records are expected 10 be- broken
IN the hill climbing contest which
takes place on the Queen Anne
sonnterbalanes. Harry ". Treat VII
enter q car which he will drive him
self. thus resisnlng the ribbons for
the steering wheel.
The officers elected for the meet.
ins are a. follows
The Officers.
Referee II. Robert GugKcuhelm
lodges; c. % siimson. A 3 kerry
aud ]. c. c. Eden Paddock Judges.
scott Calhoun. John II. Perry, " !.
Eakridse and James w. De Weave.
Starters ~ W Treat and Fred
erlct Carl Strive Timers W N
Sheffield. Clarence Jonss. y. e, Nh
lion and II A schoenfeld Clerks
OF the course. La walker and
Archie Myers Technical commit.
tee: c. y. Pilmpion. u n striok.
land. ]. T. Heffefman and and
Frank " Burns Press committee,
Riley " Allen. A II Perry and y.
c. HAmpson. Racing secretary. n
d Ionsa
The latter viii receive entries
for each and ever event AT bis
offices. EOS Lawman building
There will be 5000 In prizes
awarded.
tFpofnois- The press committee
has Just returned from Paris. whero
Il had an opportunity o. studying
at first hand the very latest con.
fections In woman'a dresses and
gowns. and It Is prepared to oriti-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
ONLY TWO HITS IN
FOURTEEN INNINGS

PORTLAND. Aug, IS Pitching
IA innings and allowing but two
hits. Eddie Kinsella won a great
game from Tacoma yesterday In
the 18th. after station and Crockett,
had singled. Hall passed Fourier
Armbrustsr followed with a long
ny to center, scoring stAioa The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
AUTO CARNIVAL
GREATEST EVER

clhe or euiogize The latter 10 the
VERY last degree and in the most
approved technical terms also In
French. fof self pfoieetion.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28

Batteries: Most and Krcltx.
Holm and Spencer,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28

Batteries Hall and coarad: KIN
sella and Armbrus,er.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03
GAME: WAS
A COMEDY
or ERRORS
'MUsgoGEE AND GUTHRIE
GIVE FARcIcAL Ex-
HIBITIoN

After eleklns slx ac0res in the arsl
inning the Senators lost Sunday's 8
game 10 MuslSogee BY lhe score Of 10
10 70. Rank errors and dumb playing
lost the game for the Senators. Thif'
ty.elght hits were made during the
4 game which lasted two hours and atty
minutes Nineteen hits were made
By each team.
Six pitchers were used on both
sides Lancaster started The game of
well for tho Senators allowing but
three hits In the ilrst three innings
ana although but one earned run had
been scored 20 thar time. Manager
Price applied the derrick to him and
put IN hls brother Norman Price, who
plays fire. base 70 pull the game out
Of 4 hole. The Senators having filled
the bases on errors. Nelson, the
sputhpaw. who succeeded Price IN the
box in the sixth innlng after seven
runs hal been scored, was hli freely
by the NayIgitors.
Caylt. e southplw. started the game
on for the Navigat0ts and was hit
hard BY the Senators from the start
Gowen, the first man up, securing a
two base hlt followed by Ave singles
productive of si1 runs Whltenberry-
who WAS put IN IN The third Inning
By Manager llelfymple although he
walked several and was wild "a times,
wag hll for but three singles and a
two.base dive until Patterson came
tn the bal Ia the sixth inning after two
outs bad been Nude aud landed one
oyer the fence. IN the seventh IN
ming WhHenhesry was hit for FOUR
giugles and two.base drive which
were productive Of three rams. Wo
mack. yao was III the box the last two
innings for The Nnylgators, stopped the
biting Of the Senators who were un
able to touch him AZ all
The N9ygaLora pulled on double
p7y NJ The sixth inning.
The lahulated score follows
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03
soMe DOPE FoR the FANS.

Clifton ID lame with hts peg W see
ond base on account Of nj tingers be.
coming d'elhied In Fridays game.
"slatss Willis, who pitched good
hall lest season for The lucals, Will
soon JOIN the tenn here Wills, al
though young in experience is Eooa
twlrlef
Hufhegt the short stop who wearied
The fans Sunday with hia playing
comes from MeAiralef IL Is young
IN professional ball Adkina VII be
given lryoui at short today
The Bagtlesville team, which asaft
ea out tho gelson as an unknown
quantity. has won three aiFaights from
she Enld Railroaders.
The locan fsns bad ihe satisfaction
81 seelns Manager Delrymple llIoue
Run Den fan ont In NTH lnulug IN
Sunday game when tho bases we're
gall
Both tho Navgatora and Senators
Fad their batting eye yesterday
s .-rz~ lt3tE
RGowen. cenlef nelderl IS Startling o4
tse season we'll by using The stick A
.2a.antanoss ss<s@.s.s,s.. 9sasss III
-A~--.
WAGNER, who IS trying out for q
latc an The team as lnGeldsF Salur-
ay nixbs received woed That ais sister
Mas YORK. City was aylng an0
s.. sunday nornlpe Tor New York
II S ~ aal the policy Of lhe esd
81 u ) irk on lhe bail games hnt from
|ne naaf'mcnt expressed bg iha Iulh.
better plKyas inusi ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

home run aud twD.hase bit OF Shultz.
The Senators made their first acore
IN the drst inning Gowen leading on
With n Two base Bit, followed hy a
sacrifice by Rurkett and wen placed
hit BY Patterson Patterson made
the laat score IN the ninth Inning by
landing the BAH Into the north corner
Of the hall park or which he easily
made a home run.
The Navlgators also aeored n the
lirsl inning. stofer scoring on bit
by Johnson. Hits By stofer and Metz
and two errors bg Senators we're pro-
ductife II two more runs FOR the Wis.
ltors IN the third inning. A hit By
Delrxmiie a sacrifice hy Shultz and
q lina drive over third base by stoier
brought m Two more runs for Musko
kge in the fourth inning, Neither side
scDred after the fourth inning until
he nintA. when Patterson knocked his
home run. although the Senator'S hnd
mans men left o. bases
score. Il. II. NJ
Guthrie a..... 700 600 00l-2 Z 4
Musg0gee ..... -02 200 0ae-5 e 3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

NATIONAL LEAGUE


hieaeB. Nav Plltsbufg Won both
fnea lsom Chicago yesterday Rads'
81 lo Eh9 nssI two mon up II the flfBt
laulnn followed by two hits gave Pitts
burg tWn runs Chicago players tied
she seefs m their half Of the Hrs,, hnt
Nnre unable 10 hii camnilz afierward,
rIlle safe visitors faHnd Overall %
lht flabt tlmn Ruelbach pitched one
Aplnksbi Tie second game gave two
aseasane Ill q hgIaman Two hits
Id als stolen bases fnllo@ad, nettlhg
ayn fH1s Wagner n this luning stole
scond third and homf IlIeheid held
eilraHl} helpless throughout lhe game
shig Three men re1aAlnE SECOND
Chicago a.sis 200 600 QUO z
fliehnsE ...,.t..s.20i goo ull'--J
fWnhage sIgu- aheckHrd Gibson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

Summary. Home run-Palterson;
ihreo.hase hits stewart Harrlngions
tao bass hits Gowen. Price stcfef
Adkins. Nichols. blaes on balis--oit
Lancaster /. on Nelson 81 of Cavltt j
nn Whltenberry /, of Wumack ii
Struck Uut-by Lancaster /, Price I
Nelson 4. Cavlt I. Whltenberry 3, Wo
mack q. wild pitches Nelson q
passed bills cllliop 9. Time 2.50
Umpire Flnneg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

The best game OF the seisop inus
Tar Was the exhibition eoatest satuf
day afternoon when the Muskogee
Navlgatafs took the honors BY the
score Of + to 2 Both teams played
good ball. The features Of the Ranie
we're q home run BY Patterson Ia lhs
ninth inning and a double play Gowen
to Clifton. ln the seventh inning. Cox
Gu catching O flyy and throwing lhe
runner ont Il home plato.
suddeth Was If the box laf the 1t
Gals aud pitched d good gatne. eoue'a
ering tha support ne WAS given aliaR
Ing but eight scattered bits
The strators got sasen singles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

snow iluirleg hlnderiug The play ses
eral times Cobb made sensations
catch IN the arsi inning saving a three
base btu
Chicago ........ 0sO O0i i00--.
Detroit .a........ 30i 600 if0--t
Two.base hiis--tIahn, Crawford. Atz
Sullivan; stolen bases lsball. Dough
erty, Cobb 8, scEaefer: arst base OH
balls on Smith 2. OF Wllletls 1, on
Mullln 3 PASSED bah Sullivan. TIM
pircs 9lierldan aud Kerlns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

done by the locals II they expect to
make baseball go here this year
Lancaster and suddeth viii plidh
loday's game for the Senators ald
Womack will be in the box for lne
vistOrs
Umpire Fnneg was scored by the
local fans Yesterday Flo can't hu
beat On balss and strikes and Is usual
ly good TN the bases but was Off yes.
terday. III favor Of The Muekogee tenTl
Nelson. the southpaw twifler With
The locals was fined IS BY Umpire
Flnney yesterday Tor chewing the rag
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

Patterson Il eaally leading the Seu
asos "a battling Two homo ruins nt
yeYeu hits out OF Twelve tlmps up +
BITS record IN lhe Hfai three games Of
the RuaarE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Detroit s. Chicago, 6.
ehicasp. May 5. Detroit messed out
victory over Chicago BY 8 so0se Of
70 8, the game was played before
fair sized c.nwd Of ahiyerlng fans,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03

N1FTI10VITl0' 81 EHI1- y.
Enid, Okla. May s.. Bunohlng thoif
hits In the eighth and ninth innings
the visitors won game which prop
erly belonged 10 Enid
sr0re: r. Il. n
rartIesvllle 2n0 GOO 1858 ~ 2
Bald a.s..4. 29l 0Q0 000--i z 8
fntterirs~-na -nartleaville. McCllniock
ami Brown; Enid, Balllett and ALEU-.
Umpire Lyons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03
WESTERN LEAGUE.


Dos Molnes g; Denver. g.
Denver May 3--laokson's wllduesa
coupled with batting rallies IN the
first and seventh Innings. gave Des
Molnea yeoierday'a game with Denver
10 g.
Score. r. II. w
Des Molnee M .30l 0O0200--0 Ii 5
iDenve. ,.... 300 0OO 600 "a Il ]
MISUNDERSTANDING and Hecken
aeri Jackson, Adams and zalusky.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03
WESTERN ASSOCIATION


Springfield, PlNsnuFui z
piltsbure. Kans.. May s.~-in q ien-
inning game he,e Springfield defeated
the locals by a score Of TO 3 Errors
on the part Of the locals we're respon-
slble for their defeat,
score u. II. %.
plttsburg .... 100 900 00i 0--2 5 4
Springfield 000 00i 0el 1-S z 6
Batteries Cumrlue and Kelly. our.
CESS and Gregory and Coed. Umpire
O'INlen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-03


double play. Miller 10 Ahsteln: irst
base on balls orf Overall 3, Of Cam
nllz y
SA'0ND GAME.
Chlcago ......... 000 a00 a80 b
pllishurg ....s4.. SOB 900 0lO-~B
Two'bise ATS Wilson, Schultz.
Kane; hl;a on Reulbach 2 In inning.
stolen tases- Barbeal, Wagner =. Alb.
stein. Miller, double play-leileld %
Ahsteln 10 Wagner; ilret base on balls
on Reulhach 2, or Hagermsn II Mt
by Pitcher Reulbaeh. Absleln: struck
out-by Reulbach !. by naeerman /.
~ i.ctaeld 8, Uinplrea0D Day and
ismslie.
st. Lsuie SIS. Cincinnati, 4-i3.
ST Louis. May a.-The Cnciunaii
and 50. Louis Terms divided a double
beaaer here The local taanl won the
FIRST 10 and The visitors The aecond
ia to 3. Both games were feainrei
hy heavy hitting and poor aeldlna
Hresnahan was put out Of lhe game FOR
disnullns orlihth used every pltehe
On bis stan with the exception of
Fromme during tie two games
First Came
Cincinnati ....s.....1 100 O02 0lO {
NJ Louis e..ts..s 90 N02 002~a
Two base hlta-AulfeY, shaw dou.
bic play-Charlea 20 koneiohy. stolen
base- -0steen, bases on ballsoli Bee.
be /, oh Campbell i. or Rowan 4:
struck oul-by Beebe 2. by Rowsn 3.
umplres- Kane sud KLEIN
Second Game
Cincinnati ...as.... BOB 900 i-l3
st. Louis .........,.... i07 009 o. s
Called end seventh Oh account Of
darkness.
Twnhase hlts4- ellis. OHleeu. I.obeFt.
belekinty. th-ee.husc hitar Mitchell
3 double play Moflarlty 10 Autreys
stolen bases nyrne g, konelchy.
Shaw Dukes 2. Auirey Hugglna; hlt
by pitched bali BY Casper I by More
1 base5 on balls of sallee 4. OF
More |, OF Ewing 2. ea Campbell &,
struck out BY salleo ., by More 2.
umnlres Kane and KLEIN.
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81 Louis. Mo. May 3.--Addle Joss
Of the Cleveland team won a pltcher's
battle with John Powell. allowing 81
Louis only four hits The score was
| to 0. Up TO the seventh inning 81
Louis had not got 4 hlt of the Clegc
land pitcher The visitors got their
lone tally on two singles and an lnaeid
ont The score;
81 Louis .......... 900 900 000-.n
eipseland s.....s. 600 00i 600 q
f'wo.base hits Wallace. Hartzell.
double playa Lajole TO perrlng 20
stovall williams to Walliee to Jones
hsses on balls-olf loss /. struck out
by Powell 1. BY Joss 3: hlts-oif
Powell g in innings. OF Petty in 4
inning umnires-0Laughlln and
perflne.
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