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SAILING IN CIRCLES

Bonner turned to the boy as soon as
he had finished the note.
who save you this to deliver?' he
demanded.
"A lady" was the young fellows la
What Kind Of a Lady,"
For answer the messenger gave "A per
feet description of Marjory Bonner.
Where did yOn see hero
Down by Rowe's wharf
'Rowe'S wharf, cried Bonner What
on earth IS she doing down IN that dis
trict2'
"ConfoUnd it," cried Bonner. Tell
me something more. Where did she go
after she gave yOl the note2"
Took the elevated replied the boy
IN a frightened name She told me
or anybody asked amy questions not 20
answer them
y o know any more?"
NO. sir replied the boy. That's
Mr. Bonner thrust some money into
the lads hand and let him so. Then
ne slumped down IN a chair beside Ebcn
and mused,
"Rowe's wharf? What can She be
doing down in that part Of town. But
she said not to worry. We mustn't.
Eben. The girls ~level-Eeaded and she's
Ike care Of herself before now. Come,
we rlust jolly up"
But all attempts I'm that direction
were i'm vain. The two men sat togeth-
CT all afternoon, and no matter how
many times the subject was changed
~ alWaYs reverted 90 the missing Mar
1orV Bonner.
Mr.. Bonner had dispatched a note to
the boat owners asking that they give
him twelve hours more time to make
Eooo on the bond. in pursuance Of Mar
jOry's request.
Late in the afternoon a reply came
10 the effect that not one more minute
would be granted. If proof was not
IN their hands at IL O'Clock that night
the bond would be forfeited.
II ISM the money Bouper said. de
lectedly as he read their refusal. IT'S
the fact that they have got the hest
Of me My detectives weren't able to
M cut much Of Importance"
on, II l hadn't been taken sick. I
could have done IL. I'm sure I could. d"
walled Eben.
You made q good effort. and if was
hard luck all around, but don't worry
To pass the tinlo Mr. Bonner pur-
chased an evening extra and began
eadin the news aloud 20 Eben
lie turned to the first headline and
fead ABOUT some disaster or other that
proved to be rather uninteresting
He stopped in the middle OF the arti-
Gle and glanced through the remaining
headlines for something better To read.
suddenly. he gave a start. Eben lean
ed out Of bed and stared at the head
lines that had caused Mr.. Bonner to
jump.
They read:
KILLED BY ELEVATED.
Unidentified Girl Run over by Elevated
Train Near Rowe's Wharf.
BODY Mutilated Teyond Recognition.
Great heavensi cried Eben. iump-
ing from bed ana SEEING the paDer
from Bonner's hard. The boy saw her
last AZ the i station near ROwe's wharf
Ny Cod Marjory is deadi'
Eben threw up his arms and dropped
back on the bed I'm an unconscious state
HIS worst fears had been realized
The Continuation of This Storv U-,u
BE Found i'm Tomorrow
Issue of The Times.
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= By -
ROBERT CARLTON BROWN

uyes on her trail and they'll trace her.
III be pack presently"
With those words Bonner hurried out
Of the room and left Eben alone with
bis thoughts
Nash accused himself bitterly. He
cursed himself and his luck, but nothing
gave him relief. He had driven Mar
Jory TO something rash. He felt It
strongly, and yet ne must lie there. an
Invalid with no chance to make amends
Tor all the trouble he had started.
Under MarJOry'S care ne had mend
ed rapidly. But now the fever began
again n he felt that ne was about
to suffer a relapse.
The nurse noted his condition and
gave him something TO put him TO sleep.
But the Opiate was not strong enough.
Eben pitched about restlessly for an
hour, waiting for Bonner TO return.
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TROUBLE OVER LOAN.

PEKING, Sept. 29-The viceroy OF Wu-
chang. In Hu-peh province. reports 70
Peking that Hu-Kang gentry threaten
a rebellion fl the HankOW-Sze-chueu
bankers IS executed without their re-
vision.
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WELL DIGGING.

WELL DIGGERS. pump makers arfosi,r
we'll drillers, and test Boring. am orIere
promptly attended TO- Address C94AS nj
DORSEY g. BRO, 1850 Linden ST. n. H.
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OFFICE PARTITION; 90 rect OF partition
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Zee. se2S-sts
HOUsEKEEPERs-This week. oriinary wiz
dows expertly cleaned &c each; f0ors waxssd.
stained. vanished rennished- Postal, Ell
LI0II, ~ IN st n. W.. se2s-5t
WANTED-Furniture and carpets. contents
Of houses a specially. for cash: fair and
square dealings ALBAUGH. 9th and f.
sel5-tf
HIGHEST cash prices paid FOR wora EaF-
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viii cal. y. TARSHES. 1908 9TH 81. y. ".
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iyi2-tf
BIG MONEY paid for cast on clothing. shoes.
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ID GEWIRZ. 1908 7th st. n. W.
aus. ". III. sa- mott
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NINE. CORNISH. GIFTED MEDTUM TesdS
yoeF ne correctly gives names. facts: daily
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Union station Ladies only 5y7-tf
PALMISTS.
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te2o-Cf-eNSu
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LXIII.
DECIDEs.

VIE WVLt INWN.
Dearest Boy L just had TO
run away from you. This is b
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RIDE A THOR.

GEO W. BEALL zso 18th ST, y W q
12s-%~N
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zoe RENT[gRrrSHEn >

2 ST. y. W. 25-ricely furnished So,
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FOR RENT
Furnished or Unfinished Rooms.

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and 1.-TWO alcely furnished rooms or uufur-
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p n. w. I74e-2 rooms. second floor; 3 rooms
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and lights sel4-tf
18TH y. w. 1uS-Large. small. furnished
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TRgNK REPAIRING

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ms, Dusgles end wagon wheels to SELF vo5r
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se94-rf
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- ~, F. sll-Two large rooms, 7s 49,
bcst &c completely Tor Hght housekeoDinr
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=, W. @o-Inwo bright COW ,ivbt
..e1 sekeeping rooms: h7t-watsr hoat
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WANIED-Foung nan as salesman for CITY
HuoLesaIe mouse, 70 take care Of established
business. place being vacated bv Co-Te-
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ana present employment. Address SALES
Times ONCE. se9a-9fs
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~ Bo4s-Two colored. over rs 49, =
Roma paTg ~ ailey No. 10 Cedar st.. Ia.
N'''" ARK - g Call after %. M.
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VIII loan you what moner YOU
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monthly charges are small and nobo5v
knows your business. Address BOX 5a5
Times Office. -
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Sd y W. 6G-Entire second door. 3 rooms
furnished for housekeeping; bath adioininr
50. including cooking gas; adults only.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22
PRESIDENT HOFFMAN OIvEs
FIGURES ON BASEBALL.
Abilene Ranks High in Many Sections
of Report.

Enterprise, July 15.--President r.
W. Hoffman today gave out the fol-
lowing official percentage Of teams
and players in the Central Kansas
league:
Team Fielding Ellsworth 947,
Minneapolis $40, Beloit 1888, Clay
Center SS5, junction 900, salina GIG,
Manhattan 900, Abilene 90s.
Team Batting Manhattan 204,
Minneapolis 2O1, Beloit 1876, salina
1874. Ellsworth 176, Abilene IT'S,
Junction III, Clay Center 100.
Individual Batting Bond 4S7,
Howell 4S4, Campbell S75, Bechtold
1858, Gault 34S, Gramley 316, Quig-
ley S05, White 2S5, Parks 2S2, Ny
ers 27s, Swift 276, Lawrence 1913.
Day $50, Davis 25S.
Individual Fielding-Ca tchers--
Summers 1000, Seigle 1000, Abbott
S55, Swift 95S,. Allingham S4S, Law
renee 94s. Ergot $3.50, Coe 1872.
First Basement Campbell S71,,
Young $40, Armstrong $40, Wilson
967, Gunlack 964, Strong 1858.
Second Basemen-Brinker $751;
Gramley S76, Price s2s, Lewis s26,
Burton O2S, Ebright s1S.
Third Basemen- Farmer 1000,
Martin 92S, Bond SOC, Thralkill sol,
Hutchinson S22, Britton S1S.
Short Stop--Jennings 97S, john
son ss7, Mckee 900, Ward 900, Bates
$50, Misse 855.
Outfielders-Stewart 1000, Gault
1000, whalen 1000, White 1000,
Mitchell 1000, Parks 1000, Ash 1000,
Edwards 1000, Monroe 1000, Krepps
96S, Strong 923.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22
INELyE INNINGS
SECOND BEL0IT GAME WAS A
PErUHEks' BATTLE.
BeIolt Made Winning Score In attn
Inning AFTER Finest Game Ever
Seen ON rne Grounds There
Evenly Matched.

Belolt, July 16.--In the best game
Of the season on the home grounds
Beloit yesterday defeated Abilene in
u innings Of fast ball BY score Of
2 to i. Beloit's secona score was
made in the last half Of the twelfth
with two men out.
It was pitchers battle from start
to finish and both pitchers pitched
gilt-edge ball. Chouteau struck out
Is Beloit men. However he let 7
men walk to first on balls, and two
o. these walks resulted in Beloit's
two scores. Green allowed but. one
walk on balls during the game and
that was in the 18th inning. He only
struck out three. Beloit hit Chouteau
safely times. Abilene hit Green
z times. All the hits were well scat
tered. III
Abilene went out in easy fashion in
the first. Beloit advanced man to
third on walk, q hit and an error
by Ward. Beloit had the bases full
In this inning but did not score.
In the second Ward hit single,
Ergot sacrificed. With two men out
Britton hit hot one to Green. It
him him on the ear splitting 1t open.
Ward scored.
In the next s innings but rs men
ware up for Abilene and there was
no chance 70 score. Beloit scored In
the fourth on a walk to Gibbs, stol-
en- base and a sacrifice BY Armin,
From this on to the 18th Beloit did
not advance man past second.
In the 18th Burton drew walk.
the only one for Abilene Of the game.
He went out at second on fielder's
choice by Ellis. Wilson got a pretty
two base hit. Ellis was held on third.
Monroe flew out to Ebright and
Ward went out on an easy one to
Green. BeIoit in this inning advanced
Ebright to third on hit, a walk and
another hit. He tried to score but
went out at home plate.
In the 18th Abilene went down in
i, 2, 8 order. BeIoit up, Armin
walked, Green sacrificed, Moss flew
out, and Gundlach hit safe to left
field and Armin scored. 1t was a
fitting ending to an interesting hard
fought game and the fans were great
" pleased with the work Of both
teams. The playing Of the Abilenes
was generously applauded both days
and the second game especially -Was
considered the best playing eyr seen
here.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22

BELOTT AND ARLENE PUT IT
UP LAST EvESING.
Close Playing By Both Teams Marked
the Interesting Contest Score
Was 1 70 0--Another
Game Today.


Abilene defeated the Beloit team
yesterday afternoon in the best ex
hibition Of baseball that has beer
displayed on the Abilene ball dia'
mond this season. 1t was a pitchers
battle throughout the whole game
backed with excellent support.
It was either pop up, grounder q
some eagerly waiting infielder. line
drive to the catcher or some such sad
tale that fate thrust upon both az
gregations yesterday However
there were a few scattered nits but
they never terminated any scores. i
Abilene took one long and lone
Glidden tour in the last half Of the
ninth inning. Burton was the first
to start the tour. he got pretty
hit over third. Ellis was next to
toot his horn. for safety as he laid d
stumbling block in front Of the pitch
er advancing Burton to the next sta
ton without blow out and gained
first himself through some bonehead
play Of the third baseman. Ellis put
on full speed, reached second, and
chased Burtoh's chug wagon on to
the third station through a pass ball.
Wilson had a little trouble with his
carbureter and was walked to first.
"Muggsy" Monroe then biffed the
pill through the third baseman and
reached first while Burton in his
Buick No. 10 crossed the line for the
winning score. There is no telling
how many cars would have come in
with perfect scores had the game
been prolonged but it was just feels
ing of humanity that Abilene did not
continue the tour. Undoubtedly Abb
lene could have easily counted up
three or four runs as O'Neil was just
a little unsteady and the Abilene Red
Sox were feeling fine.
Reloit put up stiff game and It is
a deep mystery why Beloit should be
taking such a rapid toboggan slide.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22
SANTA FE sALINA TRAIN
WENT INTO DITCH TODAY.
Brakeman R. E. Bentley Had Some
Painful Injuries.
From Thursdays Daily,l

The Santa Fe mixed passenger and
freight train from sallna east bound
was wrecked two rifles west of town
this morning at 1880. Rains had
washed out a culvert ana after the
engine passed over the tender went
in. Three freight cars we're neaped
on top and the passenger cars were
stopped at the brink. None Of the
passengers we're hurt.
R. e, Bentley Of saIlna, the brake
man, was riding on the tender and
was thrown to the ground. Vne arm
was dlsIocated and broken. He was
taken home this afternoon. He is
the brakeman who came within q
haIrsbreadth Of having his head
crushed between two cars last week,
and evidently thinks fate is after
him.
The wreckage blocked the Rock
island and 0. P. tracks for three
hours.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22


GOOD team bur neYer once tbouBhl
that QulsIey bunch would set the
swell head It % too early to say
who viii BE- pennant winner but new.
srthelesa wen wager Abilene will
roost as hlgh n the end as will sa,
| lima.
4 Ch0teau pitched awonderful game
| yesterday and had the Beloit bunch
bedazsled as they hit II bee-lIners
to the catcher.
Ellis played his usual good game
in the field and was there on base
running.
Watch Abilene climb another
notch this afternoon.
The band welcomed the ball team
home after Its weeks absence on a
victorious tour Now there win be
six games at home. M
Junction City 5; Minneapolis 4.
Minneapolis, July Is. The Mighty
Campbell lifted one over the fence
and won for Junction. Lewis three
Dagger In the ninth nearly evened
things. but the visitors pulled out.
Score: RHE
Minneapolis 100000 2-4S2
Junction city OOOOO32OO--5S2
Batteries--Huges, Harlan and ABB
bolt; Hunt and Masters. Umpire
Brumage.
Ealina 3; Clay Center 2.
Salina, Kan, July lb.--salina
again defeated Clay Center yesterday
afternoon in pitchers battle by al
score Of 8 to 2. Hendrix, who pitch
ed yesterdays game played right field
and got a two Dagger, which resulted
in the winning run. Score: RHE
Salina 100 0O21000- 333|
Clay Center OO0l100O O--24Sl
Batteries-Fury, Swift and Law
renee; Brooks and Allingham. UNI
pire, Hamlin.
Manhattan 4; Ellsworth 8.
Ellsworth, July 15-Ellsworth lost
yesterdays game to Manhattan
through errors. Score: RHEI
..O1O010O2 O-4sS
Ellsworth :,O120 00OO-S SO
Batteries--Johnson and Coe; Del
berts, Wood and Sommers. !
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22
DRAGGED no HIS DEATH.
Aged Saline Farmer Killed By Team
IN Field.

salina. July ia team Of horses
which s. w. Miller, aged IS, was driv-
ing while cultivatIng corn on hia
farm near here yesterday evening be-
came frightened dragging Mr.. Miller
across the pIowed field in when be
was working. He was soon rescued
and taken home where he died three
hours after the accident Mr.. Miller
Is an old resident Of Saline county
and his many friends moarn the loss
OF an Old friend.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22

Members OF the baseball team who
returned today from Beloit say the
report Of the first game there sent
to the Reflector yesterday by its cor
respondent at Beloit was altogether
prejudiced. The correspondent is
the editor Of the Beloit Daily Call
and he evidently eoIored It with Be-
lott ideas. As a matter Of fact the
boys say the umpire was really as
favorable to Beloit than to Abilene
and the game was won on its merits
but It did hurt Beloit badly to be
beaten and naturally the papers
there have to make some excuse.
Poor Manhattan Il stilI in the
cellar but no wonder. There Is no
pep in the team and there seems TO
81 q general grouchiness among the
members Of the team. II Manhattan
Win brisk up a little ana pun to-
ssAer they undoubtedly win set out
5I the cellar Is mere are good ban
players on the team.
That Abilene bunch is climbing
higher all the time. We alNays did
say nat Abilene had a first division
team though not pennant winners.
ne team has been making an En-
esileni showing reeentlF sallna
Uuion. We also tAoushs salina bad
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22

Testhing children have more or les
diarrhooa, which can Be controlled
b. giving Chamberiain's Cole. Chol-
sra and DlnrThoea Remedy. All that
q Necessary Il 10 give the pres -ribed
dose after each operation q the bow
ele more thnn natural and then cas-
tor on q clean1s ne syslen- Il q
~ ana surs. gol1 ~ Q. ,. NORTH
craft
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22

Miss Maria Mcdonald and Huge
KraW were married at the court
house this morning. Probate Judge
Anderson officiating. The bride and
groom are two OF Niles popular
young people and their many friends
extend their beIt WfshsL They WIn
make their home e Nuss.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22

lI1en Friinyf pstlyl
7. Holmes died 81 old age 81 bis
home At Manchester last night.
Funeral WI b Held At 10 O'Clock To-
nor0e m0rulne Il Manchester snf
burial viil b n ne Cloud osnstsry.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22

Earned runs, Abilene /; base on
balls off Green /. off Choteau q;
Astruck out by Green 3, Chouteau IS;
umpire, sigler.
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Minneapolis 4 JunctIo,l City 2.

NAAMMcMpVuS ~ VuMCeAuVA NaVy -
Junction City, July l6.-Minne-
apolis defeated junction City yester-
day in a game which Junction lost
by loose playing in the eighth inning.
Score: RHE
Minneapolis. OOO0OOO4O-456
Junction City 1OO1OOOOO-2s4
Batteries Osborne ana Abbott;
Gill, Jepson and Masters. Umpire
Brumage.
Ellsworth Al; Clay Center 2.
Clay Center, July 16.-Ellsworth
outbatted Clay Center today, easily
winning. Score: RHE
Ellsworth S12O02O00-l1 1874
Clay Center 0 20OOO0OO-2 6S
Batteries Woods and sIegle;
ormsby. Myers and AlIingham. and
Strong. Umpire-McKee.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22

Thompson is a mighty good pitcher.
The Mlnnies got but four safe ones.
He also got a single which helped IN
those three scores. Minneapolis
Messenger. IN
Abilene has one Of the best infields
in the league. They get anything
and everything that comes near
Minneapolis Messenger. Just one
error in your acknowledgement MIN
neapolIs but down deep IN your heart
do you not mean rHE best7
"Red" Wards father was here yes
terday to see how his young son was
playing ball, Well--we wish to say
right here II having his father here
caused him playing such phenomenal
ball 1t would be advisable for the
Abilene baseball association to have
the whole Ward family move to abb
lene. RED" got four hits out Of
four times at bat, fieldeu perfect,
making several seemingly impossible
stops and did some excellent base
running.
Bechtold, the allaround good bat
ter, got hit at the psychological
moment yesterday bringing in two
scores.
Brltton played great game at
third yesterday and was not slow at
WELDING the willow. Manager VIII
son was another star at the bat. He
got three hits out Of four times at
bat.
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Junction CltT O. Minneapolis 5.

CA1ToA7A.
EAs1Izzz:z:::...
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salIna 0; Manhattan o.

Manhattan, July I6.-Yesterday's
game went eleven innings without a
score and was called on account Of
darkness. Sensational fielding on
both sides was the feature. The locals
had men on third several times. but
Lem was equal to the occasion. The
score: RHE
saIina ...OO0O0O0OOOO-O92
ManhattanO OOO0OOOOOO-O61
Batteries-Lein and Lawrence;
Bryant and coe. Umpire-Hamlin.
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BELoIT
Score By Innlngs: \

Score by innings: RHH
Abilene ....O2O001s1s--711S
Beloit 10000 . 90 O.O-4-O SO
Batteries williams and Ehrgott;
Reed and Moss. Umpire--slgler
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22

Abilene 100000 900 IL SO
Beloit ......OOOOO0OOO-O51
Batteries-Mallon ana Ehrgott;
o'Neil and Moss. Umplre-Sigler.
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BELoIT
Score BY innings:

Beloit 900 100000 oOl-2 I
Abilene Z. .O1O 900 900 OOe--17s
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saIlna 5, Manhattan I.

Manhattan, Kan, July ia two
Dagger by Fury in the eighth scored
Hendrix and won yesterdays game
for salIna. Barnes Of the locals
made a home run in the third scoring
two men. COe took a three-bagger,
the only hit made off Fury, who
pitched SIX innings. Score: RHE
saIlna ....0O021Ol01O-g72
Manhattan ..2O20OO000-445
Batteries-BaIrd, Fury and Swift;
slater. Stack and cOe. Umpire
Hamlin.
junction City 9; Minneapolis 5.
Junction city, July l7.-Junctlcn
city won from Minneapolis here yes
terday afternoon q llstless game, the
feature Of which was the freak pitch
ing OF Mason. who lost the game By
his wlldness. Score: RHE
Minneapolis. 00OO0S1o1-ss2
Junction City OloOitoeo-s7T
BatterieS-Mason and Heller; Jep-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22
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