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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27
TWO TOWNS DESTROYED
BY FOREST FIRES

Milwaukee, July 21-Dispatehes
from the northern part of the state
tell of the havoc being wrought BY
forest fires in The small numbering
towns Maniwa, with 400 Inhabitants
and Heineman, with 900, were de-
stroyed Forest fires also are raging
near Wittenberg and large amount
OF luTaber; and timber have been de-
stroyed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27
SWEEPING REFORMS
IN PRISON SYSTEM

London, July 21-In the house of
commons last night Winston Spencer
Churchill, home secretary, outlined
the intended sweeping reforms in the
prison system TO be inaugurated
partly by administrative order and
partly by new bills in parliament
The object, Churchill explained, Is 70
treat the criminals with more human
itarian nethods and, as far as posi-
BILE. prevent their degradation By
prison life.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27
LEAGUE TO ENDORSE
ROOSEVELT POLICIES

Kansas City, July 2l.-A republican
national league, the object of which Is
to "perpetuate the Roosevelt policies
and principles, was organized iasv
night at meeting OF prominent re-
p1blicans. It Is planned to organize
similar clubs throughout the state
and nation.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27
kAWREncE

NeW York. July 21--Lawrenee
dresser. president ii the borough Q,
Queens, and two men formerly con
.nected with the administration 81
borough affairs have been indicted
the indictments being based on
charges Of financial Irregularities fol.
lowing the prolonged Investigation be.
ing made into borough affairs By Ray
mond L. F'osdick, commissioner Of ae-
counts.
There vas only one Indictment
against the borough president, and
that charged the false auditing Of
bills Tor work on the borough bridges.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27
DENTISTS ENDORSE
SENATOR OWENS BILL

Denver, July 21.-The National Den
tai association yesterday adopted a
resolution endorsing Senator Owens
bill for a national department Of pub
lie health. Owens measure provides
for cabinet officer at the head of the
proposed department
The convention also voted approval
of the navy department for giving
rank to dentists in the United States
navy,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27
win Prosecute Cone Makers.

Washingtc u, July 21.-~Prosecutions
against manufacturers of ice cream
cones containing borax are to be IN
stituted by the government under the
pure food law. The large seizures or
cones were made recently in different
parts of the country by inspectors or
the department of agriculture.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27
FaIIina sIate kIlIs Two.

California, Pa, July 21.-Two min
ers. both foreigners, were killed and
ore seriously injured early yesterday
when tons OF slate in the yesta mine
near here crushed them as they were
leaving the lower shaft, at the end
Of their nights work.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27
Lac Wireless Stock smlndIe.

Army and Navy Register--It is
gratifying to note that the postoffice
authorities have awakened to the un.
considerable swlndle perpetrated on
the people of this country by the
United Wireless Telegraph company
II has taken the officials long time
TO get the information which months
ago justified the prosecution of stock
jobbing concerns. which have been
misrepresenting the wireless tele-
graph and wireless telephone situa,
ton
Nearly two years ago the navy de-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27

nesota. Illinois. Iowa, Nebraska and
Kansas have sent trainloads of sing
ers and other adjoining states We're
well represented The great Saeng-
erbund chorus win give its first pro
gram this afternoon.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27
Brute.

Cynic-she knows his footsteps a
mile off in the midst OF a hundred
others, sees him coming from the
corner Of her eye, pats her hair and
smooths her dress. and jumps a foot
with surprise when he ascenc.s the
piazza steps
Clinic-Who?
Cynic-All OF EN-. ri
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27

The soil turned up by ants in
making their hills in Central Amer
lea is used by the natives to make
bricks by mixing it with water
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27
BULLET WOUND
MAY PROVE FATAL

Chicago, July 21.--Mrs. Alexander
c. Young, who was shot by Charles
w Rigdon Friday afternoon just be-
fore Rigdon met death by a bullet
wound, has suffered relapse and
physicians say it is likely the wound
win prove fatal -@ 70
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27

OF the 100000 horsepower which
the rivers of Minnesota are estimated
to be capable of producing. less thai.
one-third has been made available.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27

A box-like utensil with crossed
knife blades on the top is new inn
plement with which potato may be
cut into chips by a single pressure
of the hand,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27

The gold output of Alaska since
1880, when placer mining began. is
in excess of s161, 100000. according to
geological survey figures.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27
Mary Singers There.

Omaha, July 21-The twenty-fourth
annual Saengerbund OF the northwest
opened here last night Nearly 2.Oe9
singers are present. Wisconsin, Min
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27
Things worth knowing,

A fire caused by an exploding lamp
may be Quenched With milk, water
only spreading the burning oil
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27

Whenever a girl starts on a man
hunt she wants to fight shy of the
fellow who is not liked by other
men. Ur,-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27

There are 270 known active volca-
noes in the world, but most OF them
are too small TO be dangerous.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27

To prevent a person soiling his
fingers when squeezing a slice of
lemon at dinner table dainty sill
Yer implement for the purpose has
been invented,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27

The largest wireless station in
Europe, that on the Adriatic sea at
Pola, Austria-Hungary. includes 300
foot tower built on foundation OF
glass.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27

A one-half horsepower electric mo-
tor. driven by a lightning current
and directly connecting it with an
air pump, is a new convenience for
initiating automobile tires in garages.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27

king George V. is member of
the Jockey club and frequent Wis
itor to Newmarket, and has taken
for some years an interest in thor
oughbred breeding, so the famous
Sandringham stud may not be broken
up, King Edward won. all told, IFS
races on the fiat and e133.26S, In
round numbers s660,O0O.
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San MATEO LANDS
in THE SIXTEENTH
Close Decision by Umpire Jim
NeaIOn CruSheS Hopes of
the TraMCS
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN MATEO. July 17.-After defeat
ing the Watsonville Pippins last Sun
day in a II inning game by score of
l to 0 San Mateo played a 16 inning
game and won against Fraser's Traffic
team of the Three c league today.
This was the last game of the first half
The Traff1cs took the lead in the
sixth inning and held it until the
eighth, when Allegaert allowed a walk
and two singles. the Oysters scoring
two runs and tying the score, which
remained 4 to 4 until the sixteenth
In the eleventh the Traffics should
have won. Garibaldi singled, Burke
sacrificed him to second and Gerod
threw the ball away. With Garry on
third Nicholson hit long sacrifice to
right center. Garibaldi crossed the
plate easily and Nealon called him out,
claiming he left the bag too soon. Nea-
lon did not leave his position behind
the pitchers box.
= Gerod weakened in the sixteenth.
Fair went to first on Goldensen's error.
was sacrificed to second by Garry and
scored on Burke's single and O'Connor's
error, after Gerod walked two. San
Mateo scored their two in the six
teenth after Allegaert struck out the
first two men up.
Jack Smith and Symonds were wild
in the early innings of the game and
retired in turn in favor of Allegaert
The game was a fast one and we'll
played. The score:
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Baseball Notes

Perry was hit in the fourth frame by a
batted ball while warming up out near right
field. Luckily the ball struck him ON the leg
instead Of the head.
II was another tough day on Umpire Van
Hatren. The fans were ready to cali him on
any kind of decision 1t has been an
unusually hard series to umpire, and Van has
Danny Long was <one of the many who
thought that Van Haltren stole the game from
plate in the thirteenth. Charley Graham
thought Vans decision was eminently correct.
Roy McArdle was ousted from the field In
the thirteenth for indulging in remarks with
to the umpire's ears. Mac another who
thought Van was a porch climber for calling
Danzg safe, and he took the liberty to declare
himself. The consequence that he was
field.
Witt was caught at the plate in the tenth
to left. perfect throw by Perry prevented
the game from being ended. right there.
In the eleventh the Senators got two hits
after two were down. but the opportune bingle
did not materialize.
but died there. McArdc grounded out. retiring
the side.
The Seals tore into the ball like mad in
their half Of the thirteenth and 1t only
sensational fielding that kept them from scoring
glued. Tenant then hit safely and Bodies
bang to deep center looked good for at least
three bases but Heister was the hero by
gobbling 1t up.
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over in fancy fashion. He was in many
a tight hole. but he was there when il
came to the showdown. Stewart was
also good when he was put to the test.
Close plays, fast fielding and excit-
ing moments were crammed into the
last six innings of the affray Time
after time both teams were dangerous,
but the little bingle did not come along.
UNLUCkY THIRTEENTH
1t was in the unlucky thirteenth that
the Seals met their fate. Perry had
gone out after McArdle had made a
sensational catch of his drive Danzig
followed with a double to left which
marked his fourth hit of the contest.
Boardman was easy meat on a little
pop. Briggs, who had three safeties TO
his credit, was asked TO do it, He made
IL tour by soaking right over center
heId- Lewis fielded it cleanly and DAN
zig raced along from second, Lewis
throw was very deliberate. 1t was
perfect, but Danzig appeared to have
arrived on time. Van Haltren thought
so, and so it went.
The Seals were threatening in their
haIf OF the thirteenth. Tennant singled
aiter Melchior went out on a hard drive
TO Shinn. Bodie swatted one which
looked as if it was going over the
clubhouse. 1t was a terrific hit but
Hester made a sensational running
catch and nailed the ball. Lewis re-.
tired theSide. Score:
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lose Decision Gives Senator's Great Thirteen Inning Game
deer FURNISHING
MORE ExCITEMENEa
Members of Gun Clubs Fare Un-
usually Well i'm Search for
Big Game
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call lSil
SAN RAFAEL. July 17.-Reports
from the northern part of Marin county.
where deer hunters in large numbers
had beaten the gulches from sunrise.
showed five bucks killed this morning
and plenty of excitement for dogs and,
men, Through the Lucas valley the
members of the Big Rock and Victor
gun clubs gave chase TO five deer. About''
5 o'clock County Assessor p. II. COch-
rane shot fine buck and returned
with him to the Victor camp. The Big
Rock club also had another hanging
in camp this morning Up at the La
gaunitas ranch two deer were brought
in this morning and at o'clock this
afternoon a party was still pursuing
another. s
Walter Barr. whose father already
has the seasons limit, is reported to,
have shot a handsome three prOnged
deer north of Novato. Sheriff w p.
Taylor. Peter Crane and others are
hunting near Camp Taylor. but no word
had come from them this morning. On
the Bolinas ridge firing could be heard
all morning A number of San Fran
cisco spOrtsmen were in that neighbor-
hood. and from the luck of P. Inmann
and Charles ChriStOffersOn yesterday in
starting one and killing another it was
expected that the visitors would enjoy
good sport. ~0
Henry Marten of San Rafael returned
today and shared with his friends a
spike killed yesterday.
1t is estimated that over 200 hunters
were out in various parts of Marin
county this morning. Among the we'll
known sportsmen hunting over the
weekend were the following.
Iaguinitas rod and gun club-Dr. A. W Mer-
r1ll. Charles Walker. Fl. X. Sander, DR.. j. g.
Nyborn. Charles Westerfeld. George Jackson. r.
Z. Howard. O. Harrison. John Dempster Mckee,
and son. Samuel Hubbard Jr.
Victor gun club-P. IT, COchrane, A. +. Scott,
Joseph Martinez. $. A. PachecO. S. Ssvwell.
Joseph FallOn, Jack Kerrigan. John Dawson. j
Schlosser. /. c. Brown and Bob Pearson. pres
ident of the club
Big Rock gun club-Jack Sims Arthur Lang.
Fred Foster. Peter WObber. Walter Redmond
Monte JohanSen Jr., Charles CapDerman. lean
Hawkins, Emil COret Ludwig JOhansen.
The Beef Trust hunting at Cazadero-
Mayor Ernest Jones OF San AnsemO TowIi
Treasurer L. r. s. Holmes, Town Marshall
George Martin. E- Brizzolari, NJ Il. Cochrane T.
Henry Petersen.
independent hunterS-Jack Whitney. Monte To- %
hansen, James l. Taylor Jr.. $ :. Taylor Henry
Lucas, p Inman. C.. ChristonersOn Frank HoL
land Anthony Marshall Dave Thomas Miss
Sadie Thomas, Victor Mccormick
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Browning i'm Old Form

Browning was back in his old form
in the morning game at Freeman's s
park. Oakland. and he had the Senators
going south throughout the affray try
ing to straighten out his curves. Three
hits, two of which came in the opening
inning, was all the good the visitors
could do. 1t was too much Browning
throughout. and there was never a time
when the Senatorial aggregation looked
to have chance.
Whalen was touched up rather freely
in the sixth frame, when a quartet of
hits earned two runs Bodfe came
nearer the worlds record mark in the
fifth frame by pounding the ball out
of the lot for another homer. Score
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Independent Baseball

MERGED. July 1T.-Merced shut out the Sac
ramento Brooke Realities today in game In
which the amateurs of the capital city were
outclassed. Harry Tracey, formerly first sacker
for the Fresno state league team, is
ering that position for Merced Score
Merced ....-.-.......-...... IL 3
Batteries es-Mereed. Bsptista and Hackett; Sac
ramento, Papa and Burke.
REDWOOD CITY, July 17.--The Dingee Park
Alto aggregation in fast game by score Of
to 1. Dingee Park outbatted and outfeIded
the visitors Mt every turn of the contest. The
features of the game were the fielding of Will
man and Goldie and the batting of Alane for
The locals. Score: r. II. f.
Dingee Park. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 1
Batteries-Lenner and Allaine; Bishop and
Laricou
MODESTO. July 17.-The Modesto Reds shut
the Tracy nine out today, to o, in a fast game
Both mines played good ball, but the Reds were
sk enough to p in Re winning
Tracy. Score: R. H. E.
Modesto ....---....-.--... 2 1
i'fs1 satteriesModesto, Mobley and Palm; Tracy,
Martin and Joyce.
NEWMAN. July 17-vallejo was shut out to-
day in n listless game. The visitors were good
In the fielding department. hut the Newman
sluggers hit their pitchers at WILL Score:
Vallejo ................o 4 2
Batteries-Blanco. liter Green and Pudin; Yates e and
Hilton.
NAPA. July 1.-THE Napa baseball team won
an exciting game from Il. the cruiser California
by the score OF 6 to 1. Napa hit the ball hard
in eight innings. batting in four runs. Bat
teries were: For Napa Bohen and Iocarnini
for California. Emmons and Stensin. Hits-Napa
s. California 5.
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F Jensen in his touring of
PORTLAND LOSES
final OF SERIES
Ofsen'S Error and Combination
of Bad Luck End With
Oaks Ahead

PORTLAND, July 17.-Portland lost
the final game of the series with Oak
land today by the score of to /. On
the throwin after Livelys hit in the
fifth inning. Olsen hit Wares, who was
between second and third. The ball
caromed to the grandstand and when
retrieved Wares had scored and Lively
was on third. A single served to score
Lively. Knapp in the eighth went to
first on an error and made the circuit
of the bases on double and single
which followed. Score
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SAN MATEo
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Traffcs II 0 O o l l o % o O O 0 0 l.
Basehits % 0 [ o II OIL OIL 0 | Ill
San Mateo II 0 0 o / 0 o 2 o 0 0 0 o o o . G
Basehits ..3 0 i o 2 . 0 o o liz
SUMMARY
Two out when winning runs were made
Innings pitchcd-By Symonds, 2 2-3: Smith 1-3
Allegaert II. Hits-On Symonds, 3; OF Allie
saert, o. Three base hit-Legorio. Two base hit
Sacrifice hits-(iaribal ldi (2). Burke
t2l, Legorio- Stolen bases-Legorio. Fair t2)
Nicholson. Struck out-By Symonds. 1; by Smith,
1: by Alegaert 3. by Gerod. 8. First base on
called balls-On symonds 2: on smith. 2: off Al
legaert, 81 of Gerod, Z. Hit by pitched ball-By
Smith. Gerod: by Allegaert. Godensen. Myers;
by Gerod, Perkins. Wild pitehes-Symonds,
Gerod. Passed balls-Reardon and Perkins.
Double plays-McCann to Fair to Burke. Golden
to Benn to Mccormick, Mitchell to Fair to
Burke. Umpire--Jim Nealon.
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ANGELS TIE and
then Win GAME
Superior Stick Work by Pop
DHIOn'S Men Sends Vernon
Down T0bOggan

Los ANGELES. July 1.-THE Angels
tied Vernon in the morning game of
the Sunday double header today to .,
and won the game this afternoon, ) to
=. In the latter Tozer gave the Viii
layers is many bases hits, but the
superior stick work of his team mates
won the game. In the morning game,
which was called at the end of the
tenth inning on time limit. Criger only
allowed four hits. but one of these was
a homer scored by Lindsay. Scores:
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Northwestern League

SPOKANE. July 1I.-Seattles two crack
pitchers. Zackert and Chinault. were unable TO
stop the Indians today. BY hitting both eff
fectively Spokane able to win two games
by decisive margins. In spite of the heavy HIT
ting and wealth of incidents in each game both
were played in rapid time. The first took an
hour and 30 minutes and the second about the
same, being called at $50 to permit Seattle TO
catch the o'clock train. Cartwright got six
hits in the two games, one triple. Scores:
First game r. H. e
Seattle Observation-Disclosures Q Z
spokane IL 1
Batteries-Zackert. Henkle and Hemenway;
Holm and Rhea.
Second game r. H. f.
Seattle ......................2 & 2
SPOKANE ...o l
Batteries-Chinault and Hemenway; Kratzberg
and Brooks.
SEATTLE. July 17.--Jensen held Tacoma to
three hits and by of to o. Van
couver's errors did not count. Rockenfed's play
at second the feature. Score: r.. H. f.
Vancouver .-.-.-............-....- 3
IacOna u
ment and Byrnes.
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American Association

At Toledo-First game: Toledo 1. Minneapolis
o. second game: Toledo O. Minneapolis 8
At IndianapoIis--First game: indianapolis O.,
Milwaukee /. Second game: indianapolis g.,
Milwaukee ).
At Columbus-First game: Columbus s. ST.
Paul 2 second game: Columbus 3. st. Paul L.
At Louisvllle--Both Kansas City-LouisvilIe
games postponed; wet grounds.
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By JOSEPH MURPHY

va" " baseball that dhed full house yesterday
Recreation About of
displeaed, porch
climber and few other select while
whether
the plate the thirteenth
the good shouting
Ha
believed
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American League

DETROIT July 17-Killifers errors sacrf-
fee and Davy Jones' clean single gave Detroit
the only of today'ss game in the ninth in
bali. the Detroit man being particularly ef-
feetive with men on bases. Score: R. II. e.
Detroit .....-.,-...-..l
Batteries-Willett and Schmidt johnson and
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Western League

At st. Joseph-St. Joseph 5. Wichita g.
At omaha-First game: Omaha ., Lincoln g.
Second game: Omaha 0, Lincoln 1.
At Topeka-First game Topeka l. Denver 2
Second game: Topeka g. Denver H.
At Des Moines-Des Moincs /, Sioux City .
ll3 innings.
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SUMMARY

Struck out-By Knapp 2. by Lively 5. First
base called balls-Off Knapp 4. Two base hit
rifce hits-Carroll. Olson. Thomas. First base
on errors-Oakland l. Portland 2. Left on bases
oakland D. Portland I. Time of game hour
and 80 minutes. Umpires-Hildebrand and Fin
ney.
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SUMMARY

OF Eastley-3 and hits in 1-s innings
OF Baum-3 runs and hits in 1-3 innings
OF Miller and hits in innings Home
run-Lewis. Two base hits-Boardman. Danzig
%. Sacrifice hits-Mohler Lewis First base
on called balls-On Fitzgerald ?. of Baum I of
Stewart !. Struck out-By Eastley l. by Baum
], by Miller !, by Stewart 3. by Fitzgerald g.
Hit by pitched ball-Burns. Double play-Boa rd
man to Shnn. Wild pitches-Miller Fitzgerald
Time Of game hours and 80 minutes Um-
pire-Nan Haltren.
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-Carlisle Two base hits-Di-
/ Ion 2. Sacrifice hits-Coy. Bernard. Smith Dill
J lon. Stolen bases-Carlsle. Bernard Howard
| Roth First base called hals--0f Carson / off
Tozer ;. Struck out-By Carson g. by Tozer g.
| Double plays-Carson TO Burrel: Lindsay to r.
Brashesr to n. Brashear. Wild pitch--Carson Hit
| by pitched balm. Brsshear and Dillon Time
Of game hour and 80 minutes Umpire-Mc
| Greevy.
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SAN FRANCISCO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNI
SUMMARY

Home rm-Bodie Two base hits-Lewis. vii
liarns Sacrifice hits--Mohler. La Longe Brown
ing Stolen base-Bodie. First base on called
baIls-On Browning 3. of Whalen 2. Struck out
BY Browning Z. by Nhalen 2 Hit by pitched
haIl-Burns. Double play-Shinn to Danzig
Time Of game-1 hour and 80 minutes. Umpire
--Yap Haltren.
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National League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS


CINCINNATI. July 17.-New York found
Burns for 10 hits and five in the first three
innings today and won. to o. Ames was ef- 81
fective all the way. Beebe, who pitched the last
six innings for Cincinnati. did allow a hit
Manager MeCraw ordered of the field hy
Umpire JOhnstone for coaching from the bench
Score: R Fl
-NeM 1OlA .'-----s- ----..s'.a--9 10 +.
Olnclnnau % az
Batteries-Ames and Schlei; Burns, Beebe and
Mclean. Umpires-Johnstone and Eason.
ST. LOUIS. July 17.-Philadelphia won the
opening game Of the series with St. Louis To-
day. to g. Poor fielding lost the game for the
locals. Score: r. III. 4.
fnnadeiPna .-----.-. 30 %
BatterieS-HarmOn, Rieger and Phelps MOren O.
and DOOM Umpires-O,Day and Brennan. -
CHICAGO, July 17.-ChicagO both games Z
of double header from Brooklyn today. to o
and TO 4. Reulbach allowed only two hits ina
the first game, while Rucker hit hard. The
second game free hitting game. Archer
knocked a home with Tinker first in the
second inning Of the second game. Scores:
First game r.. III. F.
Chicago .--..s-s.sssss.....-sss.o o
Brooklyn
Batteries-Reulbach and king; Wilhelm.
Rucker and Erwin.
Second game r. III. T.
chicago .--.--sSsss-es.s-sss-s.- ~ ~
Batteries-Richie and Archer; Knetzer and
Bergen. Umpires-Emslie and Rigler.
-o-
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"a 2 A 80 10
Los ANGELES
SEAISTApE

Home run--Lndsay. Two base hits-Delmas
aud Dillon. Sacrifice hits-AIurphy (2), Burrell.
Stolen base-DeImas. First base on called balls
OF Willett 2. Struck out--By Nillett o. by
Criger 1. Double plays-Willett tok n. Brasi-
car; Demas to Howard to Dillon. Time of
game hours. Umpire-McGreevy
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RECEPTION TO DELEGATES-Buenos Aires
JuIy 1.-THE American minister. c. H. Sher-
riIl, gave a brilliant reception last night to
the American delegates to the Pan-American
congress and the members OF the international
students congress.