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New-York tribune., 1910-09-09

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston. 1oc
discount: Chicago 20c discount; San iran
cisco sight 1c premium, telegraph Sc
premium. New Orleans. commercial -oq 9oc
buying par selling 10c premium: 81; Louis
15c discount bid &c discount asked; Min
neapolis, sc premium; Savannah, buying
1-16 discount selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS - New York, ex-
changes S251. .98S.5ff, balances SlO.99382l Bal
319: Chicago exchanges S45, ,2SI,l+3 balances ala 6S
81 765 351. Philadelphia, exchanges, SZ2-SSO,-
$751; balances s2367,O OBS
SILVER MARKET-Commercia bar sill
yer 52Tsc: Mexican silver dollars. Ac Bar
silver in London closed at 24$sd. unchanged
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 40; LIS
bon, 500
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 20ll2-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. : Receipts
from customs yesterday were S9l,5 H.
ternal revenue including corporation tax,
s4355. 755 and miscellaneous, S4I,9Si, total
of s975, ,097, against total expenditures on
ordinary account of s3.04S, lS9- For the
month to date, ordinary receipts have been
S. -S3, ,376 and ordinary expenditures S4S,-
800 the excess of receipts amounting 10
81 299 1856 For the fiscal year TO date or
binary receipts have been SlZ2,5IO,5S2. against
Sill. .904, 1T I'm the same period Of 1903 ana
1885, 80 516 in 1909 the excess of expenditures
this year amounting TO 81, ,S63,3 3G, compared
with an excess of expenditures last year
of ST. 466 399. Including Panama Canal ac-
count and public debt. the excess OF all
expenditures over receipts since July /
amounted 10 Sl3 $50, ,591, against an excess
in the corresponding period a year ago Of
So. .49S, ,3328.
SUB-TREASURY-Th Sub-Treasury was
debtor to the Clearing House H,4I3,104
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Edison Electric Co, Of Los Angeles

Pursuant 70 the terms of Article Fou-teen
of the First and Refundtnz Mortgage 0~ rds
Edison Electric Company dated September :.
1902. s9.T96 have been deposited vith this
Company trustee
Proposals are invited for the sale % bonds
for the amount % the deposit STATED and uf1i
be received BY the undersigned I'D 20 russfvA
O'Clock noon on September - 1910 a. ia
Office. No. - Cedar street. Neu York Cftv
UNITED STATES
MORTGAGE & TRUST CONPANT
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the actual sales and
the closing quotations for stocks in which
there were no transa ctions yesterday on
the New York Stock EXCHANGE:
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the 2764s compared with 92840
shares the corresponding day in 1909
inclusive, 1G.373954
shares with the period
in
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F@zfr = NrT ForE
Corrtz Of New York
On this 22n6 DAY of August 1910 before
rrle personally came James Srtluan Charles
S+lllrnzn Joseph 7 Brennan and George "
Frost 20 known and known 70 me To h"
the individuals described in and Who exc
clte6 The foregoing instrument. and seEerally
zrkuc7 lodged T. me that they executed the
Sam FREDERIC Y. GILBERT,
Notary Public. Kings CO.
certifcate flad in y. Z. COUNTY.
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FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. Sept. S.-The weekly return OF
the Bank Of England shows the following g
changes: Total reserve decreased f63.0li.
circllstIon decreased f423. 90 bullion de
creased s49G,Gj9. other securities decreased
fG57 0I0, other deposits decreased 1888. 'o5'
uubIic deposits decreased fS2i42S and gov
aarDment securities were unchanged. The
proportion Of the banks reserve TO liablil-
ties is now 52I0 per cent, against 81 30 per
,1snce from 5Zil per cent to 525s per cent
this week last year The rate OF discount
IS unchanged at 3 per cent
The checks cleared through the LondoI
banss for The week aggregated 1914 $50. 600
compared with fo66.2 tn0 ~ this week a
year
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co.

AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co,
New York. September ! 1910
,PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND NO Is
dividend OF one and three-duaTters per cent
GEO the Preferred stock OF LhIS 'oIillai.5
has this day been declared. payable October !
1910 10 stock holders Of record at the close OF
business September Ia. 1910.
Checks will be mailed by the Guaranty Trust
Company OF Ne" 2sA' DE T.AHo. Treasurer
wM VI. HAGER- Secretary-
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY CO.
New York. september ], l'Io-
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND NO -
A dividend Of one-haf per cent GE9og on Inc
Common stock Of this Company has this Gay
beer declared payable October J. 1910. to stock
sernbaT 10 1910
checks viii he mailed by the Guaranty Trust
o''''i'a''s % $. : DE LANo, Treasurer.
vM- II. HAGER. Secretary.
SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY.
New York. September 4, 1910
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND.
A dividend or per cent on the prefsrTeq
stock of this Company has been declared for tie
last quarter of the fiscal year there has
also been declared a quarterly dividend Of one
per cent and extra dividend of two per cent
the common stock Of the Company These
stockholders OF record At the close of business
September 20, 1910 Checks s-ll De mailed by
Nessrs. Muller. Schau & Co.. of New York City
The Transfer Books viii lie closed September
20 1910 and Will be reopened on October =. 1910.
F. a DIBLINGHAAI. Secretary.
TLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY CO4IPANT-
New York. August - 191o.
The Board II Directors has declared Of
the earnings fcr the fiscal wear ending June 30th,
7p10 interest a the rate Of 81 per cent, pay
sble November 1st next the outstanding $40
o10 ol0 General Mortgage Income = peI cent
FIFTY Year Gold Bonds dated July Ist 1909.
! c. SALTSR- Secretary.
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LIMITED CoPARTNERsHIP.

WOODWARD & STTILMAN.-WE. THE
undersigned having formed q limited part
1srshfp, pursuant tfe provisions Of the
statute of the state OF New York, do hereby
certify
First The name OF firm under which such
partnership IS 10 he conducted Is Woodward
& Strlrnan. and its principal place Of bust
ness Is to ne located ia the County of New
York.
second. The general nature of the business
Intended 80 be transacted is that o. cotton
merchants
Third. The names Or all tho general and
erecial partners interested IN said partner
shin. all Of whom are Of fuII age, and their
respective places of residence. are as follows
charles Stillmar. General Partner 81 West
4sth Street Borough Of Manhattan. City .
Rev York
Joseph T Brennan. General Partner. pa
Macon Street. Borough Of Brooklyn, city Of
New York
George 7. Frost. General Partner. II North
Mountain Avenue. Nontclsir New Jersey
James Srillrnan. Special Partner. East
T2nd Street. Borough of Manhattan. city Of
New York
Fourth The amount Of capital which tho
ezid James S-iliman. the special partner. has
contributed the common stock Of tho said
copa-rnsrship IS ths sum Of One million
Dollars 81. 600 0Ool.
Fifth The said partnership x - begin
- the frS- cav Of SepteI-be-. 1910. and Is 10
emf On the first day Of September 1911.
Dated. August .. 1910.
JOS T BRENNAN.
GEORGE " FROST
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COBALT STOCKS

oI71-aIsales by Warren. GzoWse. { Co. 20. %
Broad street,
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

Maturing 1902
Furnished by Swartwout & Appensel,ar. No 81
Pine streetl
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Paris. Sept S-Tht weekly return Of the
Bank Of France shows a decrease IN gold
ou hand of s775010 francs and decrease
ia silver on hand OF S50,0D0 francs
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Sc oco West Fac 5s 93A asb fa3a 9S'
.SeIls CENTS per share todd lots.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished bv Charles n Barney = Co. NJ >
Broad street. New York. and No IL sou
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET Money on call Idenet 3pened
at 2 per cent: highest. 2 per cent lows,
"a. per cent; closing ia per cent: ruling
rate 1s per cent Tine , m1Iea dgs nd e0nsmpe and
small though sufficient supply RateS'
Sixty days. 81sa374 per cent: ninety aaES; as.Gs
per cent: six months, 45sG4a4 per cent
Mercantile paper was without any any. neN 6a
feature. the narrowness of the marker pc pc
ing its chief characteristic Rates: o-ta2Zt
per cent for sixty and ninety DAYS ~
dorsed bills receivable. 512d6 per cent loi
choice four and six months single names %
615 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The toreisn
exchange market opened steady. WIN
cables quoted at ss3o44 8s5 demand 55,,I steI, t
4 831i "a $3.50 Short francs were quoted az
51S%i less lis and short reichsmarks ,,sr a.
o. Lis The market was a shade Steadler
in the afternoon. advancing TO 10 points
from the mornings low Level cables Were
quoted at 4 $3.50 $40. demand Sterllng ~
1 86CJli4 Ssf0 and sIxty-day bills at 4s514a
1885. Short francs held around oI6'i less
1-16 and short reichsmarks 20 l-lo-
Bankers posted rates were:
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TRUST COMPANY REPORTS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE UNITED STATES TRIST CONP4Nf
OF NEW YORK.
ar the close OF business on the S1st day or Au@
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Furnished by ". n. Coler & Co. No IS Ceda
street,
tAccrued interest to be added

coupons interchangeable tRegistered tCou
pons SRegstered and coupons. fsterlinG.
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Van schaick s Co. Nc. y
strset)
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BONDS
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r I. Day \ Co. NJ u
strsstl
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Berlin sept 81 better tone prevailed
or the B0ersc. 4-d prices improved
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COLLATERAL Trust NOTES.

sNew stoci
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-23
FAST FALL RIVER ROVERS
TAKE JANE FROM THE
HYDE PARK BLUES.

pS HE Hyde Park Blues, of Chicago,
who will play the Scottish
Americans at Wiedenmayers
Park on Sunday afternoon, met with a
reverse, but no disgrace, yesterday at
Fall River, in their defeat by the
Rovers, of hat place. The score was 3
goals to 1. The Hyde Parks We're with
out the services of T. Green, their
crack centre, as he missed the train at
Chicago. Green is expected to report in
time for the game on Sunday. weV
Yesterdays contest was a f1rst-class
affair, and abounded with interesting
plays. 1t was not until the last kick of
the game hat the Rovers scored their
third goal. A defeat by such a team as
the Fall River aggregation on that pc
culiar ground, whose 'ins and outs" are
known alone to the Royers, is no dis
grace, as this eleven was one of the
two to defeat the Pilgrims, of England,
when they ~journeyed through this coun-
try last year. The Hyde Park Blues
will play at Fall River again tomorrow,
and as they are now better acquainted
with the lay of the and and the towers
| style of play, they expect to even mat
| ters up. The Hyde Parks, who are
| champions of Chicago, will leave for
| New York ON Saturday night at TAO on
the Fall River line. They will probably
put up at a New York hotel, instead of
| coming to Newark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-23
Abe AttelI Signs TO Meet AID
WoIgast-0ther Fight
News.
y ATTLING HURLEY. the cyclone

- ATTLING HURLEY. the cyclone
lightweight. shaded Willie
Beecher, the Ghetto fighter, who
recently Joined the lightweight division,
in a ten -round draw at the stag
of the Long Acre A. c. last night. 1t
was one of the most bitterly contested
battles ever witnessed in this vicinity,
as the lads slugged each other during
every second of the bout.
Beecher was fioored twice by Hur-
ley in the first n second rounds by
stiff punches, u Hurley. too, was
compelled to hold on in the last rounds
to escape the terrible walloping he was
receiving on the jaw from Beecher.
Hurley was heavier than his oppo-
nent. Beecher was in superb condi-
ton. and his confidence as he entered
the ring treasured his hackers tina
Hurley would have to extend himself
to get the verdict.
In the first round Hurley began his
rushing tactics. Beecher was careful.
The crowd was on edge as Hurley
drove straight lefts to the stomach.
In the second round both men slashed
each other. Hurley, by a well-directed
punch to the Jaw, hoored Beecher, but
the Ghetto champion was up like a
flash and went back at his opponent.
In the third. while both men We're
at the ~roughing game, Hurley let go a
right and succeeded in dropping
Beecher. From this point on Hurley
kept after Beecher numerically.
In the fourth, fifth and sixth POUNDS
the advantage of Beecher was appar-
emit, and the crowd kept yelling for a
knockout. The adherents of the Bat
tier were hoarse from telling their
man to cover up. Beecher was always
there with an uppercut that kept Hur-
lev from swinging in his usual way
| In the seventh round Hurley came
back at Beecher, but Willie weathered
| the storm. The eighth, ninth and
tenth rounds were Of the sensational
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-23
SEVEN GAMES CARDED
FOR TOMORROW IN THE
BRANCH BROOK LEAGUE
BROOK LEAGUE RECORD.
Games Tomorrow.

Chadwick VS.. Acme, I:30 D.. m.
Chadwick VS.. Acme. S:30 y. m.
Meliose VS.. Bayley. 1850 p. III.
iennox VS.. Orioles. t:30 p. m.
Chester VS.. Melrose, $3.50 D.. IN.
Melrose VS.. Orioles. $50 p. m.
Bayley VS.. Lennox. $50 D. m.
HE Branch Brook League will
come to a close tomorrow and
Sunday, on which days the de-
Gliding games will be played. The
Ncme n Chadwick teams will meet
in a double-header at Branch Brook
Park tomorrow afternoon. If the for
mer team should lose the two contests
and the Chesters, which team is play
ing Melrose, win, the Chester boys
would be in first place. The Melrose
will stack up against the Bayleys at
1880 O'Clock, the Lennox boys will meet
the Orioles at 100 O'Clock and the
Bayleys at $3.50 o'clock. The Orioles
viii play the ~1roquois at $3.50 O'Clock.
All the. contests will be played in
Branch Brook Park The official stand
ing Of the organization was given out
by Secretary James Whelan last night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-23
BAUSEWINE TO OPPOSE MONTCLAR A. A.

Payne will be on the mound for the
Firemen and great things are expected
as he twirled for the Chadwicks in the
Branch Brook League.
Owing to a cancellation by the Mont
clair A. A. there will be no game at
Verona tomorrow. and the manage
ment has decided to discontinue its
1910 season. O. ID. Canniff, manager of
the club, has made arrangements fer
the majority of his men to play Satur-
day and Sunday with the Westminster
team for the championship of West
chester county. The suburban team Is
rated as one of the fastest aggrega-
tions and has made an enviable record
this season, having won most of its
games. The Veronas We're to have
played the Newark Eastern League
team, out owing to the managers of
both clubs not coming to an agreement
on the guarantee question the game
was called off.
The Nutley and Belleville teams will
meet tomorrow. The contest will re
played at Nutley and a record crowd
is expected. Machette and Schur will
work for the Mutrals.
The Vailsburg B. b. c.. will meet the
Hyatt B. B. c. at Tiger Oval tomor-
row afternoon. If the Hyatts win they
will have captured the championship
of Vailsburg. The contest will be
called at $3.50 o'clock.
Vailsburg will meet Orange in a
Suburban League contest on the lat
ter's grounds in the last and deciding
game of a series tomorrow afternoon.
H. Rothfuss will be on the slab fer
the Vailsburg team, while Orange will
work Coughlin.
At Roseville oval tomorrow after
noon the Hunterdon A. C. will line up
against the st. Johns, of Orange.
On their home grounds Saturday
afternoon the Forest Hill Suburban
League team will have for it's opponents
the strong North Reformed Mission
team, champions of the Newark Church
League. This should make a very in
teresting game. as the teams are evenly
matched.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-23
ATHLETICS SEEK QUIET
HOTEL IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-Connie Mack
and his American League champions
are here for a session with the Chicago
Americans. Contrary to custom, they
have taken quarters at a hotel near
Jackson Park, seven miles from tie
business centre, in order to avoid the
noise and string of callers which would
drop in at a hosiery located down
town.
Mack is anxious to play the first
game of the worlds series in Philadel-
phia, for he say he believes the team
which wins the first game will more
thar likely win the series. .
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-23
HURLEY SHADES BEECHER IN FAST BOUT

order. Hurley's right and lefts to the
body were terrific, and easily gave the
Battler the shade in the milling. Hur-
ley was more than surprised at the
speed of Beecher Even the hackers of
Beecher were surprised.
1t was announced that Patsy Kline
who was introduced at the stag, would
meet Johnny White, of Chicago. in the
near future.
CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Lightweight
Champion Ad Wolgast and Abe Attell
were matched yesterday to fight in No
vember before the club offering the
best purse. Bids will be received and
will be opened on November 1. 1t was
agreed hat both fighters weigh 1873
pounds ringside. but the division of
the purse has not yet been decided
upon.
Another one of those slam-bang
fights is looked for at the stag of the
National Sporting Gu tonight. Knock
out Brown, who takes great delight IN
trying to put an opponent away as
quickly as possible, is to meet Young
Sammy Smith, of Philadelphia, who
can do some fast smuggling himself.
Battling Nelson, who has not fought
in nearly fifteen months, will try his
hand at the game again ON October 10.
He was matched today to meet Monte
Dale, the Western lightweight. for ten
rounds before the Empire A. c., of
Kansas City. After this bout Nelson
intends to post a forfeit n issue II
challenge to fight AID Wolgast for the
lightweight title.
A match was clinched today between
Johnny Coulon. OF. Chicago, the recog-
nized bantamweight champion, anf
Tommy Houck, of Philadelphia. They
will battle for ten rounds at the New
Orleans A. c. on October 20. at 115
pounds, weigh in at the ringside.
Bert Keyes and Kid sullivan, the
Washington hghter. have been secured
to battle for ten rounds at the Knicker-
booker A. c.. OF Albany, n. Y, on ion
day night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-23
Gardner, Merriman and Legg
Take the Slide-Stan-
Iey's Good Gain.
BY STRAIGHT DRIVE.
HE first round at match play in
the individual championship of

the intercollegiate Golf Assoc
citation, at the Essex County Club.
Observation-Disclosures, was a hard n
on champions. as they were bowled
over as though they were a thing of
the past. The first of the three great
surprises was the defeat of Robert
A. Gardner, last years national anna
teur champion.
The second was the defeat of b. p,
Merriman, twice the Connecticut State
champion. who was beaten by the sub
stitute of the Yale team, the man
whom Captain Merriman did not think
could play well enough to be trusted
on the team. The third surprise was
the defeat of Harry G. Legg, who won
both the Minnesota and Transmissis-
sippi championships this season. and
let the national championhip go by last
week in order to be fresh for the in
tercollegiate championship this week,
which he had hoped to win. These three
crack players were regarded as the
most dangerous in the tournament, and
it was generally expected that one OF
them would surely be the mex cham
pion.
The match between Robert A. Gard
ner and A. G. Kay started from a half
hour to an hour ahead of all the
matches and naturally was the first
completed. Gardner played a good
game but Kay seemed to be smeared
from head to foot with luck and made
all kinds of almost impossible plays.
If he got into a trap he was sure to
pitch out dead to the cup n either
win or halve the hole. Gardner won the
first hole in 4 to 3, excellent golf, but
Kay ran a string of five As and led by
3 up at the sixth. Gardner halving the
fifth in 4. Playing the long seventh
hole Kay drove into the woods and
lost his ball and CAV up the hole,
which Gardner won in ) TO an APP
proximate 6. Kay won the eighth in
3 to 6, and the ninth was halved in a
perfect 3, Kay leading by 3 up at the
turn. The tenth was halved in 5, and
playing the eleventh Kay landed his
second shot in the woods, while Gard
ner landed his on the green. Kay
played his third out of the woods to
the edge of the green and ran down a
sixty-foot putt for a half in 4. 1t vas
this kind of luck that was with him all
through the match, which he won by
3 up and 1 to play. Their cards were;
Kay
Out ............. 4444465 $50
In ............... 54376434 5-i1-SO
Gardner
Out ............. 5545563 -42
In ............. 5 6 8 6 8 4-41-ss
c. G.. Waldo, ir., showed right from
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-23
QUOTING MATCH.

on the Newark quoting CIUbs
grounds tomorrow afternoon a two
man team match will be played. =.
Winters and j. Craig, of the local club.
will meet j. Green and Fl. Ross, Of
Paterson. Winters holds the ham
pionship of the State.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-23

Steele, the new pitcher signed by the
Pirates. gave only thirty-five bases oil
balls this season. Steele is playing
with Providence at present, but Will
report to Pittsburg at the close of the
Eastern League season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-23
SOCCERlTES HAVE
THREE GAMES ON TAP
FOR NEXT TWO DAYS.
JUNIOR SOCCER RECORD.


Games Tomorrow.
Plainheld VS.. American Type, at Plainfeld.
R~eferee-Ramsey.
Marshall A. A. VS.. Nairn A. A. at Riverside
Oval. Referee-Boyle.
Games Sunday.
Pomeroy Thistles VS.. Elizabeth United, at
Neidenmayer's Park. Referee-Johnson
THE Intercity Junior Amateur Soc
Ger League will play their sec
ond round of games tomorrow.
The American Type team is down to
visit Plainfield to play the eleven of
place. The contest will be called
at 3 O'Clock. At Riverside oval the
Nairn A.. A. will meet the Marshall
A. A..
There will be one Sunday contest.
At Wiedenmayer's Park. in the morh-
ing, the Pomeroy Thistles will lineup
against the Elizabeth United team. The
will be called promptly at 10
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-23

NN the North Park and Dodd
~ street oval tomorrow afternoon
the Montclair A. A. will play the
deciding game of the series with
Bloomfield. Each team has a game to
its credit, a tie game being played
Labor Day afternoon on the William
son Oval, which had to be called in the
ninth inning on account of darkness.
AS the two teams are evenly balanced
a fast and interesting game is antici-
pated by the baseball fans from this
vicinity. B~ausewire, who has just re-
turned from the Virginia State League,
after a very successful season, will be
on the firing line for Bloomfield, as
Jim Hanily, the clever southpaw
finger, has returned to college. Bill
Burdette, who has been out of the
game with a broken ankle, will be on
the receiving end. Les Feed, who has
twirled SO cleverly against Bloomfield
this season, allowing them but twelve
nits in three games, will work for
Montclair, while Al Fields, who is put
ting up a great game behind the bat,
will catch.
The Watsessing B. B c. win have
the fast Armory A. c. as its oppon-
ents for their last Saturday scheduled
game on the Locust avenue grounds
tomorrow afternoon. The Watsessing
boys use kid Kurfess and Laughed,
while the locals will work Mayer and
Force.
A game that is attracting attention
will be played tomorrow afternoon be-
tween NpWark County League cham
pions and Forest Hill, formerly Of the
same organization Jim Prendergast
will likely use Finneran and Dauber,
while Salmon and Wooley will no doubt
work for Hagenbruck's champs. The
contest will be played IN the Summer
avenue grounds at Forest Hill.
The Fireman's b. B.. c. will play the
Outlaws. of V~ailsburg. on the %latter's
grounds tomorrow afternoon. Charlie
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-23
ORIOLES IL. GRAYS 3.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2S'-Baltimore
overwhelmed the Grays here yesterday
by the score Of II to 3. The Birds
made eight runs in the fifth inning,
twelve men facing Barberich, who was
on the mound for the Ciamdiggers. The
score.