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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-08
Hollywood M. E. Church Notes

The choir will render special music
Sunday evening. Mrs. Robert Bond
will sing a solo.
The Epworth League devotional SER
vice will be held on Sunday evening,
by Mrs. David E. Pickering. The
topic is 1.-THE Christians Sacrifice
Praise.u This service begins at seven.
All are welcome.
The League will hold its business
meeting and social for the month of
April at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Barnett on West Rio Grande ave-
nue., next Monday night. This meet
ing has become of much interest and
is greatly enjoyed by all who attend.
The Ushers Association will hold its
business meeting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Clunn on Andrew
avenue, next Tuesday night. All the
members of this association are urged
to be present.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-08

A. Smith and Charles Wood were
Sunday visitors at their cottage at An
glesea and enjoyed themselves inn
mensely at Hotel Germantown.
Mrs. Harry Shearer has opened the
restaurant on Mace's pier for the sea-
son.
The George H. Bates, Capt. Hansen,
is back from Atlantic City, arriving
here on Wednesday.
Capt. Peter Munson has a new boat
called Century of Anglesea, and is now
getting ready for purse net fishing.
The John Leonard, Capt. Iver Carl
berg, is among the boats that have ar
rived from Atlantic City, arriving here
yesterday.
Wonder solved. Why they taste just
a little better than others, as We roast
and blend our own coffee and teas at
Albig's. n
The Ocean Fish Co. have completed
their work in Sea Isle City and their
crew has returned here and are now
awaiting the arrival of favorable
weather to begin fishing which they
expect TO do in about two weeks.
Mrs. Kathryn Smith, h%ousekeeper
for Edward Tice, has returned after a
months visit In Philadelphia.
w. E. Young and wife were Phil
adelphia visitors on Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Mckinley and daughter
Kathryn, Mrs. Robert Bright, Mrs. H.
s. Ludlam and Mrs. Kram visited
Capt. Harry Mckinley at the Tatem
life saving station at Stone Harbor on
Wednesday.
H. L. Callahan was a Millville visi-
tor on Wednesday.
Miss Brooke Hewitt is visiting
friends in the Quaker City this week.
The Clara, Capt. Alex. Axelson, ar
rived yesterday from Atlantic City
where she had been cod fishing this
winter.
The Angler, Capt. James Boyd and
Samuel Buck, left yesterday for Chin
colleague, Va, for the spring fishing.
Harry Shearer has a new schooner
named the Anna and Ella which he
recently had built at Greenwich.
The Monmouth, Capt. Frank Gal
A4ag1st Aaslys-t Maesssvsha<syestss
day from Atlantic City after the winter
cod fishing season.
w. E. Young was in Trenton this
week attending the legislative session.
Borough Clerk George A. Redding
has been appointed census enumeration
for the island and will no his
duties on Friday of next week.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-08
RECEIPTS
EXPENDITURES
Balance on hand,


The Commissioners of the sinking
fund reported 50, 700 worth of certif-
Gates redeemed during the past month
aud a balance on hand of So, 797 80.
The sewer inspector reported the sys-
tenn to be in good shape. A petition
was read from Henry ii. Ottens asking
that Railroad avenue be graded and
graveled, which was laid over. Asa L.
Colson asked for consent to run a rail
road siding across 10th street, which
was granted. Elmer S. Kilmer, who
was charged at the last meeting with
driving over the curb and sidewalk
failed to appear before Council upon
notice for an explanation, and II wal
ordered that the penalty provided for
reported that l.. j. Mccormick had
tapped the sewer without permission
and it was ordered that he appear at
the next meeting and explain why he
had violated the borough ordinance.
Solicitor Leaning reported upon the
matter of some crossings over the rail-
road which he has been taking up with
the railroad company. He said that
the railroad officials contended that
consent would have TO be obtained
from the state railroad commissioners.
Mr.. Leaning said that as this vas not
a new crossing he was of the opinion
that such consent did not have to be
gotten according to the act of 1909.
Contractor John w. Young urged that
the matter be hurried along as these
crossings meant from $3.50 to $500 to
him in his grading and graveling con-
tract that he is about to commence.
Engineer Rice was directed to get about
$500 worth of iron pipe for drainage at
street crossings. A man was present
with a booklet proposition for the al
lied resorts. Council adjourned.
Mayor Wheaton and others have been
busy working on a plan to have a fly
ing machine make al ascent from An
glesea this summer. Ii is now an as
sured fact that Curtiss will make a
flight from here and that the Philadel-
phia Inquirer has arranged all the
details.
Beautiful designs in linoleum. SOC
square yard. Harbison's.
The following is a report of the North
Wildwood Public School for the month
of March. Those pupils who at
tended each day of the month the
school was in session were Emma
Glenn, Anna Hansen, Leslie Smith,
Mildred Griffith, Katie Glenn, Arthur
Leonard, Harold Larcombe, Ethel
Johnson, Violet Roser, Ella Brad way,
Egbert Wood and Carleton Leonard.
Those who missed one day or less were
William st. Aubyn, Edmund Countiss,
Martin Roser, William Glenn, Dorothy
Griffith, Harold Hughes, Georgeanna
Larcombe, Hilda Ingersoll, Esther
Hansen, Thomas Braidwood, Carl
Rundquest, Rae Young, Marion Grit
fifth, Edwin Hewitt and Thomas Do
herty.
Number of boys on roll, As.
Number of girls on roll, 45.
Number q~uarantined, "a.
Total number on roll, ia.
Total enrolment to date, LAG.
Number of days school was open in
March, p.
Capt. freezing H. Hewitt made a
business trip to Court House IN Wednes-
day.
Cigars, cigarettes and tobacco, whole
sale and retail. Funck's, Oak avenue.
]. Willard Morgan makes weekly
trips to Hotel Germantown.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-08
REGULAR MEETING OF
THE ANGLESEA COUNCIL
Curtlss, the Famous Aviator. to
Give a Flying Exhibition
Here Next Summer
SPRING FISHING ACTIVITIES COMMENCE

The Anglesea Borough Council met
in regular monthly session last night
with Mayor Wheaton and Councilmen
Beecher, Buck, Ely, Rauch, Sbivers
and Turner present, at was also Clerk
Geo. A. Redding and Solicitor Learn
ing. The new clerk OBLIGATED for the
first time and held his job down in
good shape. The minutes were app
proved as read. Collector Shivers'
monthly report read as follows:
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-08

The Judge Best, best &c cigar on the
island, wholesale and retail at Funck's.s
Oak avenue. \
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-08
Miss Scott has got in a fresh stock OF
laced burlap pillow tops. Call and see
them. 218 Andrew avenue. 4

Gold paint, bath tub enamel, radia-
tor bronze, deck and floor paint. Har-
bison's.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-08

It's right, We are busy. Quality
store, fresh roasted coffees and delicious
teas, delicatessen and good sharp
cheese at Albig's.
The sun., 1910-06-07

WaiisF Wlnans and ". ". Sisors score a.
International HORSE snow.

Spscidi Caas DSipa'cs 70 rHE suN
I.oNDON. June e-The ln'ernRrionsl
Horse shcw opened a. Olympia this after
noon There vas q large attendance IN
the riding class foT horses over isl hands
high. sir George Faudel Phillipss Robin
Gray took irst prize Walter Winans's
Bugle March uaa second
In the class for novics tandems exceed
ing IS hands w. " Moors's High Roller
and Hinocker took third prize
walter Wlnans's entries carried on hrst
and secOnd prizes IN the class for pairs of
iiRht hsrne.s horses. Rip and Bonnie
View took first prize and Mamie n and
Nancy Clancy second
There was an alarming incident this
afternoon. horse attached % a buggy
berams frightened and ran away. Ne
oareercd around the ring. cOlliding with
hornes and yshiolrs and knochinR down
several persons. One ~ these was a groom
In the employ of Judge Moore ~ New ioyk
who had ha leg broken Many other
persons had naTroU e-rapcs from serious
injury.
in me uovice clzss for harness Singles
Judge Moores geldinH ord Reafon wa
SECOND His mare. lerringtOn Leah. was
fourth
IN the novice isndsms the same owners
Penelope with hts geldinE Lonsdale got
fourth nriNe
tn the contest f1r the Vanderbilt Gun
the Engliahman D N brown ION With 4
team ~ cheainuis. while Judge Mo0re's
EFays we're rerUnd
The sun., 1910-06-07
BEECHER roo WuCH ron BOTO.
Bushes ol the LOcaI Man Onset BriSsn's
lleterBess

Willie Beecher defeated Boyo Drisrol
Of England last night n the main bout
a. The Olymptr club m Harlem. ReecheF
won by q considerable margin. a. he beat
Driscol In every round but two. the fourth
and nth against the rushes of Beec hsr
Driscolls oleveruess was Of little conse-
quence In the fourth and Hnh rounds
Drisroll gave q hne exhibition NJ footwork
durkmg and iabbing
~ Inc sound q the nell Reecher rushed
more than hall way across he ring Drts-
uou met him with a iab which straight
ened him up This did not stop Beecher
Who kepi after Dr.scoll. landing heavy
short range blows on the stomach and
ktdne,s Tho -ecOnd and third rounds
Ners reps'ittons of The first BeeCher kepf
close ~ bri-cOll NJ All times 20 a. 20 avoid
tho singing iahs that Roy0 shot In every
timp Tho hoyz we're anari
ihrths fourth and 1fth nriscoll stood OF
Beechsr time and agaH with straight arm
olts Beecher showed clearly a dislike
for these as he stopped his rushing and
.iood No and boyed Bee"her tried 70 hoT
RayO and Tor his trouble he received a
right and a left lab and vtny 10 the
stomach Bee~her then landed heavy
~ ing on urtsroll q nerk and missed a.
least three iries for Boyo's iaw before the
nfih round enfed
than -quallsd the advantage camel hv
nri~-Ol IN the fourth ant Hfth aui IN the
early part Of the frat rornd He nuf n
OUT Driscoiis go IN tho siNth vith a short
swtng and IN he ~ anfh drew hlnOd from
hs nose and mouth In 'hs eighth he
hoored him With q swing - the INV ant
followed u up With q ssrlsu of heavy blows
to The bOfy
In the ninth round Boyo was rFoegy and
Beec her tried 20 hnish him with an upperru'
novO covered I'D and A. the end OF the
round Vas HI rnself again The fnish vas
IN Whirlwind fashion bur a. the hghtinz vas
ct close range Beerher did he more eaec-
tive work
The sun., 1910-06-07
Fostsr. Haryard,, Trark cnplaln.

CAMRRIDGE. Mass. June s-Rsginald
Gambler Foster Of Charles River Village
Mass. vas to-day elected captain Of the
Harvard varsity track team Tor 1911.
Foster prepared for college a. the vo!k-
mann School In Boston Last year. undeF
Donovan's cOachng. Foster developed 70
biz best performance IN the three com
petitions 81 the spring. the dual meett With
Dartmouth and Yale and the intercol-
legiates on soldiers fiel he Rot hrsts 10
both OF the spTlnts This spring he pulled
q tendon ana did not compete m either the
Dartmouth Or Yale meets In the intercol-
leEiates he broke down In a tTial heat %
he 30 yard dash His InIurvIs expected 70
he healed by neNt year Herbert Iaquea
Jr, and J p Long we're the other can
didates for the captaincy Ia the election
to-day
The sun., 1910-06-07

Totals = -
Boston %
chicago -
The sun., 1910-06-07
Dstrsst .; NashlaEtsa. ..
a. Cleveland RaIu

nav ToRE "a. ~. ? sT Louis "a ~, I.
NJ. LOUIs. June 9 sharper fielding gave
New York the opening game Of tho series
With - Louis here this afternoon. to l.
Quinn and Powell fought on about even
terms for seven innings. In which time New
York made its two runs and 81. Louis one
Bailey opposed Quinn after the seventh
because Powell gave Criss a chance 10 pinch
hit and fail and Il vas a dead heat bet ween
this pair. Chass distinguished himself by
scoring both Of New York's runs. but he
also was responsible for the Browns getting
the one they did
New York got ts start toward victory
In the fourth. which Noher opened with a
foul TO khiifer. Chase and Ia Porte singles
Powell and klliier worked the gag Of Era-
ting "a Porte OH nrst IN ine style and
Dineen vas waving him out a. he tried 70
-pds bacE until Newman dropped the ball
rec singled TO lett and Griggs iumOled and
bOoted the ball. Cuass scoring
In the stXtn The highlanders made what
proved the INNING run thase began that
inntng with I timer. Nhich bounded through
20 6nggs, the latter running over 10 taEe "
from me side. ne slipped ana tell anu hen
got up ana made iON tnr0g Walttre
missed the ban and isil. Chase resch,nE
'econd. i.aporte bunted him 20 tniru on The
sscrince play ana rre drove Stone tar Dayk
INTO right nstd with q ~. Jha-e -rorms.
n" Temammg three innings the ftsH-
landers aent out in order
~ uas not untii the second half Of the
saith tnht the browns scored stone
started this With line aingie 20 left. But
ruesdaie tOrCei him a. 80 Dad Hitn q tap
tp quinn. true stiaiH uas caught nanptuE
OF uIrt, uui lhase maue tDa tnrOs " heh
~ started Tot - unu and rues IaIe iear hed
lnai Stallion ,ateil "aiiace nu 20 roster
AMI used a. ursi, fTue-daie taking tntru
Newman stngiru TO ixuJ aud " nen " uueF
tnres 10 tutru 10 zet uriEes he tried iOr
seCund n seemed a. though he mad the
nag. too. Dut utneen refused 20 see % from
tnhl angie
A ns afsftFa
The sun., 1910-06-07
FOReRAVEsEyD
HudsoR stakes and Two Handlcam N.
Attractions.

The Hudaon Stakes. for tvo-vear.Slda
I've fnrlongs, will be run a. Gravsaand to-
day. with August Belmonts Tran Rock in
favor over Doncaster. Dublin Minstrel and
others In handicap for al aFes AZ
about six furlOngs. the keene entry 1Hlla-
rious and Grasmerei will be fancied ala,
Madman, Tim Pippin and Magazine In
another handicap. az a mile ana a siyts.,tn
the hiBdreth entry tFirestons and .IoS
Madden will DO PLAYED 70 heat ths kesns
entry 'Grasnere 1nd HilanOusl. also DO
rante and Berkeley
long, Quantico. Rockstone and Hambfoa
Court may prove he hest Two-yesf-olis
VII run in the Nth race a. ave and a hsH
iuTiongs lnctsion, Csrbineer and NIas
Jonah may 90 we'll In the lasf race for
metdens. a. . mile and = sixteenth. Perry
Johnson. Ashwell and Young Belle have
chances. The entries follow
The sun., 1910-06-07
GOLF
Eastern Professionals 10 Change 70 Match
Ptay- WOmen'a Teams.

/ FAN WWHNA AENNNAs
Breaking away from pre- cedent the East.
ern Professional Col fers Association ai
the annual meeting yefterday a. the AstoF
House voted 10 change from medal "a
match play in the championship toIrna-
ment u viii bs held on July q and y.
| I he frst eight will qualify for he champion
The select ION Of = course has narrowed down
between the WykaEyl Country Club and the
Hackensack Golf Club Harry simpson,
the Hackeneack pro, Who vas % the
an Oder for the attraction. The matter
Nill b. settled positively one way or another
within q Few days. Because nearly al
the tOuTnsmenis y which gToiesslonals
monot0nous medal play system ne coming
tournament Will preseni something Of q
novelty To an Eastern gallery. With such
veil Known performeFs a. Aleck smith.
Wills Anderson, George Sargent. Isaac
Mackis and Nipper Campbell hghtinG
h oFf N hole play the tournament Eill be-
come far more Interesting than anything
Of Z similar nature ever attemptsd In this
The annual election resulted ~ follows.
President Iack H0bo1s. vice president Gsorgs
siFath serYRtary. herheft barter. treasurer
Dave HunteT executive eomnitlee. Sach Io1ea,
4 W F0a, nerbsri dinona. Harry Nmpson
James Maidsn. Alsck FialaY and Dave OEiSle.
PHu.ADEI.PHIA. June s-ln the hrst of
The wOmen's team matches fOT he GTiaCum
Infercity cup to-day ai the Huntingdon
Valley Country Club the Rosi0n players
heat philadelphia's representatives BY =
10 matches.
The winners play the New York team this
morning and whichever wins beCOmss the
nermnnent owner of the trophy. as each has
already two vtrtortes acQred
Mra. FON the Philadeiphia champion, heat
Mrs Wheeler. champion Dl the Women'a
Eastern Golf Aasortation and The best ahOg-
ina Tor the BOstOnians was by the tail
endara
Vha rrmmnrV
The sun., 1910-06-07

There NAV ~ some iall doinRa A. the
lairmOnt 4, e.. tonight when Jack TWIN
sullivan runs ~ against Jim Stewart
the lOcal heavyweiRht Slewart i phys
cal marvel He u huilt like a Herrules.
is fairly clever and can hit like q tFpham-
mer. but he is said TO lack heart aud az
gressivensss
The sun., 1910-06-07

August Belmont evidently made M
misfake when he purt hasad the English
a. Nursery stud this famous Derby winner
has already sired some very proniainE 4
tuo-year-OldS Among them are boot
Print. Trap Rock. MadcAp and Golieu
sand al wlnDers. Others by RoCk sand
vet 10 be tried are FLINT Rock Tvpsical
Haute Roche. Sandhill and SalisfaX
The sun., 1910-06-07
Frank Jay GOuld's EnEambs Run, second.

SPECIAL C1as Despl'tA ~ TIE SUN
PsFIs. June . Frank lay GOuldR In
gambe. ridden bv Childs ran second for the
rriN de Ia Cite Of j.o0n francs az 81 Cloud
to-day The race was won by Belleyiile's
Rosele' on which O'Nen had me mount.
Coblentz Pastel with Ro, ella m be saddle
flashed third Eiglf horses ran
The sun., 1910-06-07

Ths basshal championship ~ Cncis Sam
HaVy wlli be- decided % mcrruw anerno1n af fhs
Amefican League Pagk. ne home uf the Hinh
inndefa Wlen ne n. q Netrnaka. ths cham
1i1Haof ~ saw. snd ~ q a Hananrf team UiI
iueet Ths F1te rcoElrll ull be fufued INTO ~
iIsa1uFV 81 t1s Havll Heiai Fuad.
The sun., 1910-06-07

At Memphis Nsmphls !. MObiie q.
A. Chaitanooaa ChAtianooEa. = Birmlng
ham. g.
A. Atlanta- hontEomery, A. Atlanta, I
AZ Naahville-Firtt Iame-NaEhvlle, q NeW
OFiaans. 2 Second game Nashville. 4. New
orleans. l.
The sun., 1910-06-07

A Savnnnah- savnnnah, q. Augusta o
~ Jacksonville Marun. Z. Jacksonville .
AZ Coiuu bus Csiuusbia. a. Columbus. {.
The sun., 1910-06-07

DErEotT June 4 The opening game of ne
Wsshinrton .eries vas tedious anair. featured
onfy hi ths effectiveness Of Mulhn ana q couple
a. good neiding plays b. Aoriarty Carher
str.sf as fofced 20 duii IN me Third inning by a
big,, rom = ioui DO which drove ne Wires Of
"a -nask INTO hts forchead. causing bad wound
10 daS' 4 Victory made nine straight for Detroit
-.
The sun., 1910-06-07
DgTRoIT

tr,n..-H ashington- Milan. netFoii-D Iones.
:. Cni,h. Crauford Two base hiHD y Jones.
loyfaTty rhrsa base ht-ChWford Sacrifice
NJ -Lsnveli. Bush. 2. stolen hase.- Coeb, 2. Z.
I pBrrt haae % erroFs Washington. netFolt J.
T.ft a. hasrs- -Washinatou, 3; Detruit. q strLsk
gsft-By GRAY. .; b. Auiln. Double plaYs-
nrarilr Kiinfsr and Cnginub. nardy and Con
Tos paased Hardy. wild pi1rh-Mulnn.
I 'nuire IN chief ~ O'ioughHn. Fied umpire-
perglne Tine hour and eA mlnuteA
The sun., 1910-06-07

A. Port Wgrth-.fifEt Enme-F1rt Worth.
naias o. second Eamc=f0rt W1rln T. Dallas. D
AZ San Antonio san Altluio q Hlrrt1n ~
AZ Wnro-Warn. z. Galuego1u. o.
AZ Shreveport -ukiatgua CIV. d ffTggelufl
The sun., 1910-06-07
AMERICAN LEaGTE.
hlghlanders Capture CIose Game Frsa
the Talenaers.

The Hishlanfer' n,vet on ~ n, LOUIS
Yesterday and adisd ano,her victory They
hrd close battle with The iailendsrs. all
oi Their victories in the West to date having
been hNrd fought and with light scoring
me neiroiis. Sho are tearing up things
on their home grounds. batied out victory
over the Washingt ons. While the Bostons
ade one hit OF the doughty Walsh and
Stacked up against shutOut Ihe results
New Nork. =; %. LOuls. Z.
chicago, q; BosIoa. o.
Detrott, q; NHshingtoa. ..
The sun., 1910-06-07

A. lndianapolls indianapuila. 5. MlmneApOls 2
A. Toledo -roieto. A. 81 Paul. o
A. Columbus kanaas CITY q Coiumbus. 4
~ Louisville MlNadter. 2. Louisville. Z.
The sun., 1910-06-07

A. WinstSn Saism- ChartStis. a. Winston 50
iem.
A. Gresnyilis -Grseusboro. :: Gresnviiie. 2
A. spariauburs Andersoa. ,. sparianburr, {.
The sun., 1910-06-07

A. GFgsnWnod GFeenuood. 4 Meridiau {.
A. Yan0o CitY-Yanoa city. I. Hatriesburr q.
Al jackson -Niekabura ID Iacksan. Z
The sun., 1910-06-07
EASTERN LEIGTE.



| After a dectsion whirh Was questioned a. arst
base slime. the husky ProNide iutrisr laced
out double N the eighth inninG that snatrhed
| game from Neaark in NeuaTk yestrrday IRE
/ srore uas eios. Ths srorr
The sun., 1910-06-07
,i.mr, arhe.luIea Fsr To-Day.

NATIONAL LMa0UE.
- Louis In New YORK. Cineinhad N Brookiyn.
pitt,ttirE IN Bost1n. Chicago IN Philaaeiphia.
ANEniCAN LkAnuE.
New yors 10 st l.ouia Phliadsiphia IN Cicye
,sTs 1Sston 10 Chirago: WashinEtoa N DetFuiL
HfaTMEN LnA1UN.
Providence IN Newark. Baltimore IN Jersey
rity RorhssieT IN Toyunio Buhaioln MoBtreai
NsW Vera state League.
~ atNouaMT0N.
au,.,, o0aaaOaOoO0O0a- a-Om I
Biaa hamton 100000 % 00o-0 q Z
Hattegiss Chappeiie and Cheek: pappaiau ana
TIsrher Umpire kaeriaHd.
n NLnInA
Troy 000a o. .
Einira -
atiisrtes Ashiey go heeEan. PolchDW and
phiibiu Tmpire OTo8ie
Ar umHranAEnN
fira . . n % 3
Wiltesbarrs y o o q 4 . % s I
~ stleries Mrsuriy and Burns. Matthews and
Hauh muirf Kelly
AZ SCRANTON
s5.S'ss % SS5iSe !
McDu1guTh umpire-1fggn.
The sun., 1910-06-07
IoI sas9 VI 81, ss.S - Sa s al', iss,ye pound


Fair start Won driving syryEy. ch :. 2 hy
Inspector Anna hruok1. uaned ~ Gearre
nrif trainef hv ,. CAS-
The sun., 1910-06-07

roais - sTII /.
'Ri'tei 'Or Powell n me scl entn inning
Nrw orr n 20 10 a.
~ fouis % % % o..
huns New ioTk Chasr 81 ouls rrles
dnts Two hasr hits htufef Ihrr~ nas~ btt
angEs Nacunra nit-nartxeil. Laportc Sarn
ncr ~ Cree louDle play =Laporte. 0strr aid
thaar Stoi-n hAses-foster. Uutnn Ftrsi base
% 1aii,. ,Ia 20 cl, I OF Quinn. STRUCK ont
uy iioAru 6 Il Aliicy o. b. guinn. hits. pr
pua sii . IN So en inninds. l.rT On hases- ~
iouls. %. Nrk ore. & mpirei IN hief 8nnoNv
ietf umpire uneen. lime n0gr anu :.
minutes
cHicAao a. g.. Z. AOsIoN "a L.O
CHtrsGo. June 6 Tue White S0a won tbs
1u~unr game Of the scrics via hostun mere
tuis ate .nosu Malsh held me visitors 20 one
hit Wniir he s-ctIrCu tao OF tle hits counted OF
HAL OF BJstpl. rae sore
The sun., 1910-06-07

A. Lancaster Lancaster. !. JOhnstgWn. o
~ York Altoona. g. i1rk. /
At rFenton NIlnamspoTt. ~. Trenton. q.
~ Reading Reading. d Harrisburg. a
The sun., 1910-06-07

Clement HanfOrd. Butler Two hase hits
O'Hara. uutleT clancy Sarrince hit Hannifan
q Baltimore. 4 Flrtt base On efrof-Jersgy City.
sfruck out ~ NickcFs. Z. hy Rarticy. :. FiFst
base On balls on Nirkefs. a. on HaFtley. I on
Sigton. Passed hall Egan Hits-OH BARLEY
IN seven innings oa sltton, I n rWO inninRs
Umpire N chief HuTst Field umpire By FOn
Time hour and IS minutes
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Alse a nals--Lily y JNned hy the Beger-tSck
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~ Mc9ie. l. By Moore. 4 by Pfsner.
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molulan Afrher. ritua D1uble plavs-Noiman
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pa fted for parklns In ths nGth inning
Rated Tor Mueller IN ihe SIAN inning
Prov tdence o o 90 o 4
Nruark % e-3
Runs Neuafk iouden. nCyers srhlany
AgieT Mueller Proa4denre Ag = Rnrk phelan
Fittgsrah Crnnin ftolcn hasesH Srhiahy =
Kelly. Gettnan. AE NarftNre hilH HFttfFerah
Two base hits Louden. Gettman. Meyer slime
double play-AU and Crnnin Hlts- OF
Holmes, s IN four and third inninra: on
Parkins : ln tuo thirdE n "A inning % Mueller
IN one inning ~ Crunin, IN nye and one third
innlngs Strurk outHBl Crunin. 4 b. MrOinnity
o. IiPNt base on balls on Holmes. T. 81 Cronin
2. on Pafkins Via pitch Hoimes Passed
ball Crisp Umpire IN chief Kelly Fied 1m
plre Boyle Time { hour and - minutes.
gEsnEr CIV 8 RaLTtNoER =
Jersey city Registered smother yictoD over
haitimorg yesterday 81 Jersey CITY. iack Butler
sent the derifing iallies over the ulatr WITH q
two hagger which cot hsyund Srhmidt n Hght