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The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-02
Tell 'ens you saw it in the Argus
siq Haul From a Georgia Tree.

A telephone message from Terrell, Catawba county, G. orgia. furnishes the following interesting story.
 Monday afternoon Luther and Les ter Sherrill, Fred Settlemire, Ransom and Waiter Fades sal!iod forth to rob bee tree. ard taking their axes they be gan choi ping on the butt of an old red sak tree measuring three and one half feet in diameter It was not a great while until they struck hollow and 10 their delight as we'll as suprise out walked an old possum. After carefully fasto ming her to a split limb another raid was made, when niEeteen baby possums were captured, The tree vas finally felled and from nearer the top they caught two pretty gray squirrels. captured swarm of bees and gathered a small quantity of honey
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-02
HE WAS A MARTYR !
RheumatIcs Were Bad A,,. on That Ills womankInd
 Enjoy Advantaoe,

,.,. nose who know the ssll,,y Pitt palace in Florence M, osr it's long and painful cilinoing this one chill Febru' came upon the limping ,lrs acquaintance. He was a res, tearing, harmless man, who ssfore had retired from the X, ness in Detroit, and had b., abroad by q wife and daurbl were hot from the study oi ,y Che auspices of some local club.
 Its the cold rooms we ljye5 explained pathetically. T ue the Rheumatism before this v
 He had hobblea as far as3 paratively little known. relatjy| important room of portraj,a.] pressed surprise as he started] in there.
 Its about the only thIra| haven't done," he said. T dIi much to come today-ihe rhtj wee bad again-but they saI age, fes more try, and here \
 He smiled patiently, fainl then suddenly he seemed caue emotion.
 q don't know as l vas eye| for this" he broke out. 'IiU studying art is all very well the pain in the legs afterwarda
 One musS Aaleh. But gae q too. heard of his death a ylI and I actually believe he yl tyred that his womankind lack advantages.-Delinesto
 -n y~ ,.a,, aa,u it In tk&
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-02
Tell lem you saw it in tha
A Ni.lon of the Euturls]

"Bishop Potter" said a Nss clergyman, was progressive thought that some churches far in their effort to attract lie. He was talking to me ously one day about cnurcis give moving picture en'efla1 and hire actors and opera sine! have billiard rooms and allcs ing. when he broke on with ! and said. ..
 "Why, Jim, if this thing N things will come to a pass ' ]. wife, putting her head ou' ol ' dow at three in the mo'nn l. sternly asking her husband m N. \. has been, will be met w''n '. nng reply, I been-hic-lo cD. lear.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-02

will touch scores of the. big cities of the north. and be two days at the Land Congress, of Chicago.
 Miss Edith Johnson, of St. Louis, arrived Friday and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Weisburd.
 Jack Holloway, who lives a few miles north of Holly Grove, was seriously shot this morning by MT. Barlow near Blackton. The biceps of the left arm were severed by a load of squirrel shot discharged from shot gun. The shot was fired from close range. We have not been able to secure the details of the troub- le at this writing.
 The moving picture show has moved to Marvell, after a weeks stay in our city.
 Everything and everybody was busy in H. G. Saturday. One of the largest crowds in town that has ever been since Clark Bros. Show last Novem- Der. It was on account of the big sale at Weisburd X Thomas, the greatest sale and the great est success that has ever been in H. G.
 HOLLY GROVE COTTON REPORT.
 No. Bales R. AbramSon ............... 75O
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-02
Coin Found in Cabbaoe Head

Winsted. Conn.-While setting c,A. base plants in the early summer CI,f ford Crossman, son Of c. H. Cro., man, superintendent of the watsr works, lost a quarter
 A few days ago, Mrs. Crossman ,r good sized head out of the cahbaos tatch ara when she cut into Ii fbo &ife struck something hard which ow~sd to ss her AusAands le.s ..s,,
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-02
WARNENs Aprt

Before I N. Poi Peace for the Township of Brinkley, couu- ty of Monroe, State ot Ar6ausus. Black Groc ry compqny PlainNtfe
 VS. F Gaynor
 The Defendant is wJaei q, apr tais Court Within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. Black Grocery Co.,, A.N. fcFLINcEp Ocs. i9ir, tSt9 u..N.oe of the Pe.ca
The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-02
HOLLY GROVE HIGH SCHOOL
 ROLL OF HONOR.

Jewel Cooke, Kathleen Wall, Mary Kate Fitzgerald, LeRoy Renfro, Edgar Cox, Mayo Kerr, Jim Matthews, Mack Lindsay, Maude Marvin Lindsay. Sarah Renfro.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17

Tho annual regatta II m" Riverside Yacht
club will - r"-iil.i TODAY. II was to have
been slli,.,l On July -. bat thcr" vas = nat
'glm ti"u UflV thoS.' yachts entered Tor
no" original ru',s- wth compete Tor n" cham
piuu~htp points Handicapped lh"odor"
trtuh"ry has hunuu,ed ~" following
tl"vnu,"- for yachts 81 TIA" handicap
,it~-p~
I1r>' Division ru,nIts 90 Hunter allows:
pHrhr,,. la.nIrr. "a per cent Notos.
q h henson :. More IuH ". ". tbiIds. hni
Interim. u y Xavier b ca,u. resent. \. g..
Nll. ardrr'r ~ 10 N N4dd. ami Es~rN, u. Y.
Ohfru. a'l "a.h. >aih N \ . lua.l 3
-, pnd Division Tam =. ] tahiN. allows
Rcd Wing low, 4 Grave. a ger cent WAiAlua.
. =. Stone. : FEARLESS. o. o. N'odiArd, and
guc-'.I J.. Nlls. "a zach. >,.ud. q =. IrAnhcrN.
-. Mis-. 4 s Morris H'l Little Peter. l.. \ ~trf 70.
p Dixie. " " Ito. a. 0... .rdoain. N j. loN
Ter
Irt-I division pu,y nee a. T. or'hb-rt
aud ia~ral 100 - Z, Uop.lu-. allow. ,hinook.
IArubiru a Nur>r . f,'r cent. How 20 20. = ".
No lI'ul.. Ton. hos 90. 10 : p"udH~. Jolly
llUg'-. ~ Nur'u aUI ROb'u Hood %. g. 2.
t,Hrtaud. I"r cent ,aah. P,awwini, l.. ".
ourin Division Victory. n \. LARSON. j.
ueId ALLOW U.re u = . Msbl.teit per cent :
k'1u,fs O. 70 q Hrr'h. and NamcA. =. T..
uuNl-t - caTL. ~ Il1A. p u ~rtp.n 8 ttrare
~ % tErrb,i'u Z hvro,ua ~ +. e. ". \nltz.
o.. 'rar'iH pAnirl uArou. ..
rNftn Di,lsion ~,Ia~. pcndas allows;
Mis- Nosl",'E ~ START. %. . per cent. Nlnlbus
40 j. .. schwartz. :
IA" special v1wI rl'es scheduled for
Yesterday did NOT com" ~ ~ none of the
visiting ypwI- expected showed NJ. There
" ili. however. b" a NaNl 'la-- IA IN" regatta
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va RACE FOR uOrOR BOATS.
Sea RsuEh AMI Nsne SHOW Ip for ElinI-
naiing Trials.

There Vas no race Tor motor boats at
Huntington Yesterday The wind Was from
'hs east and no" water quite rough. ton
rough for ~pead hoat- Not on" showed up
nt tho starting hnc and another attempt
20 hold u trial viii 10 mad" to-day .. X.
Errrulu. uy Mr. ut tho piNic 10 was there
hr' be- did not thtrk that any 1T the others.
With the rNrcp'iou ct tho Restless. were
ready
~. British motor boats were aiken TO
ltr'h mon' N''~t"riaN. where they will he
gu' r"ady for ~" "a A." Tor the british inter-
national trophy ~ lar'hm"ut GA SATURDAY
IN" three N|t~ very carefully rated and
veil covered With 'anNa~ and thoss In
harrr are ,DspIug details Of their pONer
. -'~ T''f A. Io-~tbl" The three ~ ~ be meas
Ur"l before ~" ra'". hut ~" only require
mont l. that thcv shalt not exceed - feet
% .r In'h"- IN length over an The Maple
LAT 10 b"lung- - l. Maj Nav Edgar the
lIuu'rr - uVu'rl h." m" Duke OF West
minister Hud /igar"ii.. J. owned by Daniel
! ilaUhuTV ~ T. sad 'ta' Mapl" Leaf has
lone 30 IntIe- va her fr'LI- i.uf lp-rUh A~tell.
Aup f. 10 'harvD rt Ice boat. would not
.uufiIm this report llr Pioneer ~ u
sander iaUh'sr IEdtoul..u" and the ZAP
-. ~ on v hole l.'lus 'ris'I ~" Duke vt
Westminster va- then uU buIrI She has
a twelve 'vlndsr 4,-i horse. power Nol~elev
l1l j. now ~ psTtt'. q running uutcr he
/Irur'll'' ~ also 1T M" hNdruIlans typo
and ha- shown 'ou-tdvrahl" -p-''i. she
Ta'"i and Won 80 kt"l
SotUr 81 The british visitors dtUet with
th' rae" committee ~ th" llrChuont Yacht
tlup hast igLt Thew aNVe'f - 40 Co
Harrington to-day aud hogs to -sc a race.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17

and Citizens Handle Ap, one mile and three
Sixte~nths, 10 he run AT SARATOGA on Satuf-
dAy, " : NoshnrEh has made fiI herh"rt
Olamhala are pla"ed on . pAr With In.
- nile palniatian gets In With iss
Hni Chase said Yesterday that 10 would
eioin m" HighlnnderS when NOV plav
'hr - LOUIS Browns here 'o-murroN
~ En"kaWay and has de- mcd 10 uuu N"M
Jersey ~ "a permanent ahpde "" WI
>l'enl NEXT winter IA california, Nh"r" VI"
cape - 20 regain hts former go"d h"aHh.
Under the management of James VI" Alcer
III" Wa hlnc'on> Hr" making = h"it't show
ing IA m" NmeTi'an Isag'i" tins wear Than
ever before The team - TAR AMI awhN
m. hest that has ever represented -"
hackers ~ IN. club are hanging NJ q r''ynrl
in profits NJ Nicer will hHy" ah-olu'"
power To further -trrnV' hon 'h" Washing
when the -. LOUIS brown, let him R"t
away.
baseball mon are ready ~ conce,la N"
American League psuutu' To- the philalsl-
phia hhleiHS ln"td"ntsllN ~" thn- h1
IN" fact that III. Ea-' Viii one" m9rr 'ak"
part Ia ~" worlds series neat ;dl. ~"
failure OF m" D"iTuii- tn win ~" Sofld :
championship three times N ~l''"--i"u
J. one Of ~" reasons Why ~" proSpf' ilN"
success Ut N" Athlrtr.s IA the Amrri' an
League race, IL hatlaI with fi-ta,tipu los
circuit American League men heli"N"
that the Athl.ttr- 10 Ni,tur1t- ia ia" I'"u.
naut race viii make a much stronger Tight
for world hOnors than the Michigan ger
Jack johnson has just announced thai ""
will not fight again unth "A wear from 'hi-
fall lie saws that l.angfOTd, kaufman.
Iang aud HuTns will have To night among
themselves for the right 70 meet h,n, Igmn-
in England " ~ SAID b'-cau~s he learned
that the British sporting public had not
forgotten the way he ran out ~ IN" uai'h
with Iangford az the National sporting
club The bag negro r"s'"iN"d pr'Nh'"
advices from the other -iie. u i reported;
that n he ATTEMPTED Ia show there b" would
lie harshly dealt with bN the boxing 'rii's
IanRfori has agreed 10 boN Morris hafrl~
a, mn. National Sporting club ot tins CITY
n.Nt week hut Manager p'Rourke MAY h''
Induced Ia substitute Joe Iranu"''" Tor
Harris IL Inngfurd - agrs"ahl" her"
T. much ~ feeling betwecn l.dnEiord aud
l"aun-tt-
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Boston. .: -. I.outs, o,
WV IoKk ~. !. cnIc.no nLN.

NV TORN h.Lh. 7. cRICAGo -. ~. I.
CHICAGO. Aug. 10 New York had No
trouble la winning the last game Of the
series from the white soI. ny getting nve
runs In the sixth inning the HighlA nder-
got a safe head. having cumuIated two
nrevioua to that. During this inning DIM
:, cad Was Knocked out Of the la, and Young
took hts place white pitched the ninth
inning Paul Mclean Was knocked uncon-
scious In the eighth inning 10y being hit on
top % thu head With a pitched ball
quinn was in nne form for tho High
landerS and the Sox could do little with him.
The New Workers scored their nr-t run In the
third inning when Quinn singled TO right
and after Daniels had gone out ON n ny and
Wolter got a base on balls Cree sent q smash
ing hit to right. scoring Quinn. Another
was made In the nf'h. with one out Daniels
beat out n hunt aud went 10 second when
Olmsied fumbled WoNer's hit. both ad-
vanced a base on Wild pitch and Daniels
scored on Cree- long nv TO centre.
The sixth inning settled the whole thing
knight doubled TO left field. Roach Was safe
al frs, ~hen Collins dropped Iannehill-
throw. knight going 10 third. Austin out.
Mcconnell to collins. Roach going to see
ond. knight remaining al ihitd Swe-ney
grounded Ia Mcdonnell who threw wide TO
the plate. letting knight score. Roach going
to third quinn grounded io Olmsi"ad.
who slipped and Roach s'oTeh. beating his
ihroS ~ the plate Daniels beat out a
grounder to IeidrT. hllinR The bases NolteT
singled TO right. scoring sweeney AMI
quinn. Daniels VAS out trying 20 reach third,
Mclean TO 1annehill. Wol'er going 10 second
On the throw. tree tripled to right. scoring
Molter Young replaced Olm-tead. a
porte WAS an easy out. ending the scoring
Of the visitors Two singles and two outs
gave chicago a run IN the eighth The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17

The 'v"uiy-fifth annual regatta - TIA
\-w E".r-ll" Yacht club viii h. sailed On
Sl'uuiaE August - ~" r1""- Will h' for
'N r"ctIIr l1~~''~ OF -l""p-, one design and
vii U. from . Inc ~ T. ~ bNN The
,u.Ir-'.- vii bn TRIANGULAR \ - ~ Ot
,l..--,'- H. l.. VI and viii "a! around .
,uUr-,. % tuil's- ~ length. 'ia-- and he
20 fuu'"r- veil sail ls.F mil"~ 'la~-"- ., l.
L.. Amer. tu Va ht club ou" design. AR n +.
iuou' q Iuot..r- -nt,i"r- inter- tub and
haudl, al ~ ~ Will ~au 10 u miles and
smaller ,la--'s~ .. miles he warning
signal will b,' mad" - noon. Their" VIII
b- "A first prIg~ IA ,lIs~.-~ IN whi' b two - hts
starr. q -. oul pTiy" ~ four star. Entries
lose az noon WIth the committee a. the
,u-bhoU-s g. y GranbeFl j. charm an
and other members at the COMMITTEES are
VI = katf"uhoTn and " N j. Ih"r.
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Tho ManhaS-.t Ray htvh, tlun announces
races for motor boats Tor newt Friday
lsss' r.ta- ar" open 20 yachts enrolled
~ any recognized yacht or motor boat
...r Al tf,. Coo race, Iu one class with
H.r.- allow ~" figured uu their actual
rnr#rg lU. Yacht making tho hest cor
T.,I ffIur VIII r,.,.gIN~ a prize valued At
SI,u De. npuF-.' "a 40 pr from a lin" m the
,l4Nnoy-.. - and urugud IN" black hell
uuoN - Mtrtni'n,k Point ana back To the
finishing line tw'UfE One miles Plum
I3.r'i. tuugNuv. sands HoiN' AMI Pros
I..,t Point hIt,s -utI buuN- a." 20 lee pa ~--at
on th. channel -la" ~" start will h" made
ai tuI u',lo,N and Au"rt. ma Power Boat
A>-r'i1'tuu rules Will govern
bN ~H'urda~ there will h' water sports
Ir the aUsrroun IN the .luuhouSs and IN
2 n. evening a shore DINNER vii H. served.
inter- which th.rc will bc a vaudeville.
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MOI o..
Champion Bosworth Leads In T"urna-
ment nj Norwich.

Norwich. Conn Aug 10 Champion
Rpsworth ~ New London ani eN-.ha"-
Mons Williams ~ Washington and . clark
,n ~. un'inIal rp,I,l. tournament under
Vav here llo-WOrth has " Ola 'hr~" straight .
while the other two hav" twu games each
20 fh"Irrrrdi' Ia the -.srund division b. k"n.
tnSnn at Mansfield. Mas has good lead
with four straight gaines
The gaue- PLAYED to-day resulted a.
follows
ttr., nI, SION Hakrr heat " CLARK. Kidd beat
Iacuhu> Ho>WOTth beat HOhiu-.Bu. 3 CLARK h'h'
Vphin~pu. n eth beAt klng. hlrk beat hasrf
iliiAm> heat hlrE, Ho>Nofth beat 'a'ohN =
ILoSworth beat fo>s. Williams tea loho"nu> =,
Ming bra IlObiu san ross beat ~ tlhfE. ]. car.
h@at " ehl, WOsN orth bsAt Fal rr.
S~roud DlN isou ~IiN au b"At Ntnor. lIl'Nm
Hrnt pIril,, VotIu~ on teal Minor. M-bh u...'
t 'roVrII sum, "A beat WHITAKER Robinson bat
, TuArII. fiction bsnt trOvTil. itofr T~pu h'a'
Minor FO~lN. lUiHu ssIu - It IlH.r'H
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
Baseball Notes.

IN. N~E NofL Americans non seyen Ramrs
ana ls,st twelve On the Western trip Iusi ro%ed
IrrirdIrg tho game In itos ton. they won ten
and to,t io4r'e~n 'he trip
Prompted ~ motives ~ ne pure-i sportsman
shin lot Of gallant roo'srs grsetef RtRier St'h
day
Chir' Meyer. + Isid up Nth . wounded hand
ne injury having Deen incurred IN MONDAY
gAme
Wha, dId Jim Vaughn IN With she highlander
on mi. Urn cary The bats
Al the -erOnd division teams IN the Americas
IsAgus lost yesterday
Inc pfrats> mas wtn the nennsnI but thsy
haven't shoan the speed here THIS u11e the
cubs M.
" W-So, unless NJ u standng In his hoH
when NJ mRtes the motion. CaspaT uHSnt IN
his boa 81 the time.
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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
~ cess or StRiTOG NEET-
ING I NOON ron THE "a RF.
Plans for Future RACING ~ the spa in'l'-
cate mat the FiEhI Tn ReJu' rnate the
Turf u StIll On Record Year for the
Washington club nsier We Aleer.

Tho success 81 the Saratoga race meeting
- remarkable, ConsideTing the adverse
circumstances under which " - conducted
Although opeR cash betting ~ impossible
the crowds aN larger than NJ any time
since the passage oI IN" Agnew Hart laws
Ina ipos and II the attendance continues
up to tho pre-ent average the Saratoga
Racing Association will probably show a
substantial prunt There - more real en-
'husiasm this year than for some tim"
Witch " doubtless caused bv TIE sterling
quality ~ the sport and M" unusual number
of horses taking part IA The various events
Htch stakes always mean high Iuahy
and that factor in racing seldom fails 10
attract the public The Saratoga Racing
association. therefore. ~ receiving much
praise for it, effort to maintain fret class
meeting which can bear testimony 10
the popularity of the turf right M To the
closing day Of the season IN this state
n H. hlso faC' that the racing at the
Spa " patroniyed by citizens who have
renewed their interest in the sport 81 kings
after keeping away from the tracks for
several Years
with such liberal patronage To encourage
the promoters of racing a. the Spa. comes
the announcement that on August 20 entries
will CLOSE foe "a number ~ rich stakes 10
I've run IN 1877 and 1879. which app"ar-
to h. excellent proof that the sport IA this
state all not he permitted 20 die. Further
more ~ IN intima'ed that saratoga VIII
r,ca IA, Least stx Ueaks newt year beginning
,h,,,, ,n, ,n,,dl.. -, I,,ly M, .,,,,.,.s. az
-, .. ,,..' -, -,
10 Indicate that Saratoga has de' ided To-
inlay nm ,p,n,ttap, nnTt an m. revival az
" ,'. -, -. a., o.,
''''"E J" '"'"'' ""' nv 80 -"
tsieuc" a. '"udu"t"d hv !. wilson. ".
and his a~-oCiates will not result IN iailur"
Satatoga's meeting demonstrates the
l"'' 'hA' 'r''"'" Dor '"' " NC '""'-
muuitv still wants rpCing III" atteudhu""
Last SATURDAY. which axc-,>is-I the Is,ss
-, -. ,,,.,,,., .,,,,.,,-, NJ. ,,..L
"''N. -
managers dld not l"oh Tor Hl'h turn "'t
and ~ ~" naturally rubllaut With increasing
interest IN the important stakes. including
-. U,,,,,,,,. 60, ., b., .l.,.,,,,t ,n.,,.f,,.,
thor" - every lndlch'i"h 'hh' 10" lIhhr
and Will enable the a--oriation 20 NOR"
than IN -'t the heavy huan'ial phiignttoi~
which Wers incurred tor ~" sole purpp-'.
OF Keeping the thoroughbred racers ~ the
publ. eve
IA, tnE IL magnificent sport. said
n veteran turfman recently, aud u involves
- mtIrh money that ~ J. bound To- regain
favor m. turi has reserved many hard
An,, - bat u has ALWAYS survived sara
horses a. palmattau. Olambala. Novelty.
Nau-non. ~rmprulu-. lrNtil", Iron Mass
Raliot and Others haN" not lost ih~ir hold
rI,"n rar"yu"r- and that hundreds VI "mI-
Win ,,rh DISTINGUISHED parron- a. lain
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Detroit ... ........ o n -
Washington. ! " u
Rms Detroit Mcintyre. De'eh.nv Cobb.
= Crawford. :. Bush. Washing ton Milan, Fiber
fsh Conroy lir,t has on error. Detroit .
v ashing too. I. Lett on hsses Detroit. J, WASH
Ing ton - First bAse bAlis-OT Groom. =
% donovan. Struck out ny Donovan.
Two hss hits Eiberfeid. Milan. Ges.ier. Saeri
nee hits-Conroy, Crawford stolen bsses-
GesslsT Milan. /: EIberteld. Mcbride Cobb.
Crawford. Bush. nelenanm NJ ~ p,ieeer-
donovan Umpire In ehief-kertn. Fied um
plre-i' onnolly. Time hour and ~ minutes
sosTos "a ~. , ~. Lors "a ~. q.
vt LoUIs. Aug "a 81 t>oui. lo., 70 ncs.on n
day Gardner Vas badly hurt siding 70 third IN
the se, enth innins and hsd W Be carried on the
neld- The score:
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TotAlss ~ - Is
'PAttsi for Miller In the seventh inning
Matted Tor Hropn IA the ~, enth inning
~ outs o % q :
Hos ton u q ~ u n
guns y, Louis Huggins. Mowrey. /, Kon
eichy Phelps Oakes Lush boston collins :,
Herfng. Sweeney sellers Two nAse hits -HeI
sacrifice hits IIAAeA flas. huggins StOtrn
bases HuGyinA NoWrry l,ouble plays Mowrey
and konetchy. Evans. t,raham and sweeney
Left on hAsrs 81 Louis. 10. Bo$ton. = FIRST base
on balls Of Brown. I. on EvAnN OF Iash. 7.
flrst bAsr errors ~ Louis. {. Hoston.
Hi by pitrhrr by Lush ,Herlog STRUCK out
~ thrown y hy " ans BY l ISh. Umpire IN
and - minutes
so.roS - g.. : sr LOWS ~. -. sTCoSD
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at rroyIpESCE
Atlantic v. 4. swimming Race. sept, =

The Atlantic Yacht club Will hold an
aqua'ic meet on Saturiav. September =. ~
Sea Gate The prosramm" Il made az ~
four events. rho mos' important h~ing a
mile swim for tho metropolitan ,hamp Ipn-
ship Onlv meu1b~rs 81 clubs in The Metro
poli'an Association Will b- eligible In
order n give loo oil swimming boost a stand
Rri Of ~ minutes has been nN"d for N"
even, and anV swimmer coming In-ds or
equAllinR the-s hgur~- wtll be presented
with q souvenir. The Other Items are ITO
ward handicap. fancy diving and anu
fitting First, Second and third pTlSe~ Will
he given IN the swirns and diving and fret
and second in tho canoe ttl'ing The swim
merS will have 20 wear full swimming suits
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- 2 ~ 70 J
patel 'ur NAdl~ll la the eighth Inning
Matted for Psrktns "a ~" tenth inning
RuTAln - % %
NeWArh - ~ " ~ +" ]
RIns BurAlo PAtter. NcSaTs ,uien
stolen hasr Kelly SAcTincr hits white.
Sabrts Zimmerman Two hA>r hits l.oIdrn.
Hits an NAdd~tl. \ 10 eight innius~. % Pstkins
I in two innings Ftg~t base on halls IN NAidcI
[. on NowlnEie : ~ rars,ns: I ~ spade.
struck out rs Nsddrr a hy \OStuAr
ftotihle plays smith lAti~r and Sabre lrt'
on has~s Hus'alo I. NrNark mp,Tr 10 chief
Hurst Field umpire stafford Time hours
and ~ minutes
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Murra, To Teach M,ailes B.>ing.

ASN.rotts. Mi. Aug IL Ip' Murray.
who for the last i've wears has been in-' rue
tor 81 boNmg AZ columbia. has accepted
uo.irion on the gymun~ri' STAN ~ th" Naval
Academy and will specialize along this lin"
With the mId-hipmrn "" j. nov work ng
with IA. members 81 IN" new i"urfh class,
" hen th., regular term ut the a' adcW' opens
on O,toher MURRAY n q mig. powerful
chap n we'll n a fine boxer and not even the
hii-k lest at no. middte~ viii DO uhl" - com
t,Iain that they had to 40 easy during a bout
a,ttn him
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Col Bere-ford. who had command 81
th,. British Officers last year az the National
Uor-s show at Madison square Garden
and Who viii head the Ni-lriug team A. th"
show usyt November. through ~" death NJ
bt- hFot her - now I ord D'',.e~ he u''W
ord p.,,tss - IN" rpu 1T DO" lat" MARQUIS
81 Waterford and grard-p 81 'hs f1fuov-
MARQUIS of Oue"uSh"TrN lia was born ~
turrHghmors llou~'. county - Waterford.
Ireland iortN-ou" years agp
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'bAt'sf Tor Young In the etvhth inning
New YORK u y %
Chicago . u - u v /
Runs N-w York Daniels. " otter, KNIGHT
goach. Sweeney Quinn. ChiraEO sullivan
Two base hit -knight Three hase hit cree
sacrifice hits Daniels cree. Nustin. No Onnrli
yetder. collins Strurs out ~ Quinn 5 bJ
nln stead Nv Young. FIRST hsSr IN halls or
Quinn. Z ~ Oiurs,rNf = % NouHE . nouhlr
plav. Irtier Mcconnell AMI collins Lett
bsses NeW YORK. chicago :. Ht nv pitcher
~ Quinn Mclean VIA plirh pw~trad
Z nprr IN CHIEF Cotiifower iieti umpire
fyans Time eOuT~.
Pima pEIFHIN a T.. "a. 0TvTL.Sp
CtEvUaSD Aug - Hammertng FalEenberE
for twenty 'hfrr hits. SNtrcn Of them In the
Ella I'm and ninth innings. the Nthletles Won from
Cleveland 70 day The srorc
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BOSTON
CT. LOCTa

!I 2T'. Tor Iin K in 10. eissts ,asins
nos ton .... ] n
~ Louis o
hits Norman HadIey. Sacrifice hits wallace.
smith. :. bradley, tardner. Ilouble plays was-
dal. First haar on balls on Ilnke. q OF smith
/ Strlrk OFT Hy I1nke. 1sf1 on baaes ~
louis. q itps'on. A Umpire Perine. Time
hour and O. minutes.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New Tsrks wind Up IN west b, Thump-
lng the white ssx.

The Hishlanders did we'll In their las,
series In the West. even u they did have q
poor trip. They won three out 81 Ave In
Chicago. humping the white Sox hard yes
terSlsy. Quinn went through the nine In
ninRs In good shape. The Athletirs won
again. They simply swamped Cleveland
The Detrois overcame the Nashing,ons
and the Bostons whitewashed the Browns
The results.
New Sosk. .: chicago. ..
Phiiadelphla. ~; CieVe,a0d- ..
Detroit. n: washingtea. q.
Boston. .: -. l.Suis. o.