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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20

The Tiger B. B. C. will have as it's
opponents on Tiger Oval tomorrow af-
ternoon the fast Belmont F. c., Of
Elizabeth. Kurfess and Ellison, a new
slab artist, and E. Young will work
for the Tigers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20

TORONTO. Aug. 20.-Killian made his
first appearance for Toronto yesterday
and was knocked out of the box. The
Orioles got to him for nine hits in six
innings. Wilson, another Detroit re-
cruit, who relieved him, pitched good
ball. Baltimore won however, by the
score of 8 to 1. The score:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
southern League.

At Nashville-Memphis; rain.
At Chattanooga--Atlan rain.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2, Birming-
ham { Qirst game); Birmingham 4. Mont
gomery l (second game)
At Mobile-Mobile l. New Orleans Q2
innings; darkness).
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
rTVHREE contests are on the car,

TV HREE contests are on the card
in the County League tomorrow.
AS all the teams are well
punched, the standing of the organiza-
tion will no doubt be changed.
The most important contest will be
between South Irvington and Newark.
If the former team should beat the
locals, who are now in first position,
and East Orange, which is playing Irv-
ngton, lose. the Camptowners will enjoy
the honor of first place, while, on the
other hand. If Newark wins they will
still hold first place.
In the morning South Irvington will
meet Belleville on the latter's grounds,
while the other afternoon game will be
between Forest Hill and Belleville.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20

The Celluloid team of the Manufac-
turers' League will meet the Newark
Postoffice team tomorrow afternoon at
Celluloid Oval. The Celluloids have
defeated this club twice For Celluloid
Kull will throw them over and Dietz
will do the heavy work, while Crawl
and Filver will likely work for the
Postoffice team The game will be
called at o'clock
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
BUT ONE GAME TO BE
PLAYED in BRANCH BROOK.
BRANCH BROOK LEAGUE RECORD.
Game Tomorrow.

Game Tomorrow.
Chadwick VS.. Chesters (p. M.
I'd UT one game is scheduled in the
n Branch Brook League tomorrow.
The Chesters, who are now in
second place, will tackle the Chad
wicks, which team is in third position,
at Morris Park tomorrow afternoon.
A good crowd is expected, as both
teams are playing good ball.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20

NV fiILE inc "oIIu 1 1''rl1ou' TT.
wv letes were competing today at
Olympic Park. perhaps the
most famous boy athlete in the world
was also scheduled to appear. He is
Francis Slevin, jr., whose father
has been competing athlete for the
Irish American A. C. for years. One
paper has this to say about him:
''Since 1905 he has won twenty-five
midget running contests, five inter-
national baby contests. These achieve
ments demonstrate the wonderful ath-
letic ability of this baby. In the AS
bury Park baby parades he has cap
tnred the following trophies: 1905,
Hotel Bristol Cup; 1905, Sunset Hall
Cup; 1907. Asbury Park Casino Cup;
1908. the wellington Queen Titania
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
TORONTO.

Slated for Wilson in the ninth.
Runs-Dunn, Heitmuler, Frick, Walsh
q Nichols, Clancy, Vickers q Mullen.
Errors-Mulen 8. Fitzpatrick 8.
Baltimore ......3 0 / O 1 2-9
Toronto ............ 0 o o % OIL
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
SUBURBAN LEAGUE RECORD.

South Newark VS.. Forest Hill.
Montclair VS.. Kearny.
Orange VS.. Vailsburg.
T HE Suburban League will play
three games tomorrow. South
Newark, the leaders, will play
Forest Hill at the suburban town;
Montclair will cross the river to
Kearny, while Orange will tackle Vails-
burg In the cycle town.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
NEWARK HAS CHANCE TO
ADD TO LEAD in COUNTY
Four Games on the PrOgramSuburban Leaguers Have Three
Games Schedued-Ironsides Play Turner's First of New
Series-Valey to Meet Crawford A. C-Otfer Games.
COUNTY LEAGUE.
Games Tomorrow.

GAhhes IOmOrrOW.
South Irvington at Belleville "a. m.).-
Irvington at East Orange (p. m.).
South Irvington at Newark Cp. m.l
Forest Hill at Belleville (p. m.).
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20

At Savannah-Savannah 8. Columbia 2.
At Augusta-Augusta 2, Macon /.
At ksonville-Jacksonville T. Colum-
bus /.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20

WY HILE the worlds famous ath-
wv letes were competing today al
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
ROCHESTERSL LEAD
IS ELEVEN POINTS
OVER THE TIGERS
Baltimore, by Trimming Toron-
to, Is Now in Third Place.
Royals Wallop Skeeters and
Bisons Win from Providence.
EASTERN LEAGUE SUMMARY.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
EASTERN LEAGUE SUMMARY.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS GATHER
THOUSANDS FROM THIS couN-
TRY AK'- HUNDREDS FROM
ABROAD OPEN CONVENTION
IN WAsHiNGToN TODAY.

Washington. May AS. Sunday
School workers from all parts OF
America and bayond the seas have
come to take part In the convention
which opers tomorrow, OF the Worlds
Sunday School Association. OF the
3,5ee accredited delegates more, than
1000 arrived today. amcng the fer
eign deleCates being $50 from Eng
land. Ireland, and Sdcotlan. Mary Wis
itors net delegates have been attract
ed to the meeting 1t is expected that
during the entire week the convent
ion last there will be at least $4,000
here. More than 30 ma
tions will be represented and more
than 2G.oG00,00O Sunday school stu
dsRts. There viii be parade Friday
Of 10000 men around the capitol
President Taft viii speak
tomorrow morning at tlo opening
session.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
JOHNSON HAS
THREE FIGHTS
EACH OF THREE RouNDS-BIG
NEGRO CUT HIS ROAD WORK
SHORT YESTERDAY - JEFF
WORKED LITTLE.

San Francisco, May 1S.-Johnsor
went through a scheduled program OF
boxing this afternoon. 1t was his
second work out since he opened his
quarters. Johnson boxed nine three
minute rounds but did not go at II
with the same dash that characterized
his showing Sunday,
c. the three who donned the gloves
Marty Cutler gave Johnson decidedly
the best exercise 8g
George Cotton exercised the negro
during the first rrcH--.s-r@ .nds. In the
third round left to the throat al
most choked Cotton and time was
called to give him relief Dave Mills,
local heavyweight, put on the
gloves for three tame rounds.
Prior to the boxing Johnson punch
ed the bag for few moments and
tossed medicine balls around leisurly.
He cut his road work short In the
There was little or nothing doing at
the Jeffries camp during the day, the
fighter spending the time In fishing
and later with his friends.
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MORE THOUSANDS
SEE kings BIER
MANY OTHER THouSAN-t3 IN
LINE WHEN DOORS WE'RE
CLOSET.
THE KAISER ARRIVES
Imperial yacth Hessi'ee ssu,'rness
Last Nsht--froaram for Funeral
lssasaAs Yesterday e
TreSs.


London, May 49,. Thousands,
marching \ double file on e;tlai
side CT tho catafaique on which re7t
tie coffin ofts naWards VII, passaJ
through Westminster Hall today an
when the doors were closed at 10
o'c.eek tonight there was seemingly
miles Of them still IA line X
Throughout the afternoon Victoria
station was the scene Of a constant
iitfcam Of arriving foreign representa-
tives, King Albert of Belgium, and
King Manuel of Portugal were met
by King George and his eldest son,
the Du~ OF Cornwall. Other arrivals
included the Duke b. Aos'a, repre-
senting King victor Erannrel; M,
Pichon, French minister OF foreign ar
fairs, representing President Fal-
lieres, and King Ferdinand. Of Bull
garia, the crown prince OF Romani,
crown prince cf servia, PRINCE Henry
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19

Ihlcago, May IL. thousands gath
cred throughout the city tonight to
peer into the west for the incanIes-
cent tai OF tie receelilg comet. The
comet was the main topic evsry-
where. There was little for the ,ii.-
itiated to see, brit the tronomers
found much OF interest Reports to
the Associated Press Indicated that
conditions here were the same
throughout the country.
AT. Yerkes Observatory, Williams
Bay Wis, the astronomers Gecured
photographs and accurate records or
meteoirc phenomena and yariating
heavenly illumination under atmos-
pheric conditions nearly perfect Tor
the work, with camera and telescoL q.
me pictures and data are considered
OF unusual value and may develop
scientific information and theories OF
unexpected Importance,
Profess or Edward Barnard, one Of
the worlds authorities, is pleased
with the results OF the observations,
which extended almost without inter,
ruption for 4S hours.
Sun Spots Seen.
Painstaking search wya made
through the tail of the comet for
spots where illumination might be
lacking. This lack OF illumination, 1t
was indicated, may aid in determin-
ing the substance OF the glow that
follows the comets head Three
sunspots were observed at D. m.
The party at the OBJ ervatery in.
cluded Professor s. A. Mitchell, OF
Columbia University, New York; Pro
fessor Edwin b. Frost, rofessOr
SAarburna, W Burnthm, Prasessystf
Edward Barnard, Professor John A.
Parkhurst, Profes or Storrs h. Bar
ret, Professor Frederick Slocum
Oliver J, Lee. Mary l.. Calvert. Many
We're assisted in their observations
by the following members OF thpv
Yerkes observatory staff: Miss Flor
ence l.. BALDWIN, Frank B. Sullivan
Oscar Il. Romare, Henry J. Foote,
Wilford Beguelin, Diedrich j. O'Etjen.
Louis +. Clay
There was an unusual display OF
aurora lights at $3.50 o'clock said By
Professor Mitchell, Of New York, to
be the direct result OF the comet.
Thi was the most important obsef-,
walton so far. Sun spots were re-
ported from several points. The
largest was reported by Professor T.
]. j.. See, of the United States naval
observatory, at Mare island. He said
"Onc spot Il estimated to be G0,000I
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
SENATE PASSES
HOUSE PROVISION
WHICH REGULATES DEFENSE OF
COMMERCE COMMISSION
SUITS.
AMENDMENT WAS MADE
Vote on Proposition was 40 TO 23-
Three Democrats Voted For
Meas9rc-ln the
ljcu-c.

Washington, May 49,. BY vote of
40 TO 20 the, senate today ameaaed
and accepted the house provisiam OF
the railroad bill which places the de.
Tense of suits before the Interstate
commerce commission In the hands of
the attorney general, but permits the
commission and shippers to intervene
and even to continue the suit In case
the attorney genral withdraws. The
period during which the rates OF rail-
road companies may be suspended by
the commission Is extended from 60
to 120 days, on the motion of Aldrich.
Thirty-seven of the affirmative
votes were cast by Republicans and
the other three by Senators Fletcher,
Hughes. .McEnery, Democrats. Ten
negative votes were by Republicans,
as follows; Beveridge, Borah,
Bourne, Bristow, Burkett. Clamp.
Dixon, Dolliver and Lafol-
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
'ANIC ON SINKING BOAT
But NO LIVES ARE LOST

Instantly the officers and crew
found themselves in the midst of a
struggling mass Of humanity.
The boat was headed for the shore,
but before arriving sank ON one side.
submerging half the deck. A few
jumed overheard, butp as the water
was shallow all were rescued without
difficulty
The government steamer Missouri
was rushed to the rescue.
The rapid filling Of the hull cooled
the boilers and probably prevented an
explosion. In less than ten minutes
after the boat sank every passenger
was safely on shore,
The loss Ia estimated at $25,OOO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19

of the Netherlands; Prince Charles
Of Sweden, two Chinese Ministers,
headed by Prince Tsai Tao, brother
of the prince regent, and representa-
tives of the various German princi.
palities.
The German imperial yacht Hohen-
zollern arrived at Sueerness this
evening, but at the emperor's request
no salutes wer fired. The emperor
will land tomorrow morning and pro
ceed to London.
The official program of Fridays
ceremonial, isI ued tonight, occupies
five or six columns in tho newspa-
pers, Roosevelt special envoy of the
United States, with M. Pinchoa. will
ride in the eighth carriage in the pro-
cession.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19

Kansas City, May 1S.---Panic strick-
h by the realization that they we're
, sinking steamer, $50 passengers,
hen, women and children, fought mad
/ to escape from the excursion
|eamer Uncle Sam, when II struck
Ind bar and capsized in the Mis-
buri river near here this afternoon.
|,olness Of the boats crew prevented
(ss Of life.
The accident occurred In midstream
here the river IL wide and deep.
|he steamer was attempting to turn
POUND. The impact with the bar
pushed In the entire right side Of the
pat, II filled swiftly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
ROOSEVELT IN LONDON
Had Audience With King naakon---
Met Several Notables at
Luncheon With Reid

i London, May 1S.--Colonel Roose-
welt had an audience with King Haa.
kon Of Norway and met King George
Of Greece today. With all the mem
bers of the American special embassy
he wrote in the books Of King Al
fonso of Spain, Prince Henry of Prus-
sia, Grand Duke Michael and other
royalties. AT lunch with Ambassador
Reid he met Lord Lansdowne, Lord
i~romer and other noted Englishmep,
while at dinner. Lord and Lady Lon
donderry were among the guests.
The colonel today visited the shop Of
a taxidermist, who is mounting some
Of his African trophies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
PASSENGER TRAIN C0LLlDES
WITH WRECkER IN ST. LOUIS
TUNNEL, 7 PEOPLE INJURED

St Louis, May tS-Seven persons,
including one woman. were injured at
$3.50 tonight when the Illinois Central
Diamond Special crashed into a
wrecking train at the mouth Of the
tunnel at Eighth ana Clark avenue.
The injured arc.
Jules Maffitt, Of st. Louis, foreman
of the wrecking crew, body curshcd,
probably fatal.
Patrick Bresnahan and Thomas
Hickey, OF st. Louis, wrecking crew,
injuries slight.
George Il. Wyckoff, of Chicago. ex-
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
100 CUBAN GUARDS KILLED
BY DYNAMITE EXPLOSION

Havana May lS=Two almost sim
ultaneous explosions OF dynamite.
about 5000 pounds, demolf he'd the
rural guard barraks In Pinar Del Rio
this afternoon. Fully hundred per-
sons were killed and nearly as many
more wounded.
Most Of the dead are rural guards,
but the entire families Of several Of
ficers were reported l.illed also. as
well as several employees Of the pun-
lie works department and residents
Of the city, on which fell dc.nge or
debris.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19

pro messenger, internal injuries.
Il. NJ, Gallagher, OF st. Louis. passen-
ger engineer, injured slightly.
l.. Il. Wainwright, passenger fire
man, internal injuries.
e. Mcclure. engineer Of wrecker.
bruised
One woman passenger was In one
of the Pullman's and was thrown
from her berth by the shock AMI
slightly bruised.
The Diamond Special left Union
Station at 9;12 for Springfield, and
Chicago and carried heavy com
pletement of passengers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19

II Is not known whether the explos-
ion was the result of an accident or
due to act OF conspirators- Several
relief trains carrying surgeons and
rural guards started this afternoon to
the scene. 10S miles distance
The naines Of the dead were not re-
ported. with the exception OF Ctn-
tain Alfredo Ravena and Captain
Gaspar Betaneourt, of the garrison.
Their families we're reported buried
In the ruins or the officers quarters
adjacent to the barracks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19

lette. The debate on the bill con.
tinued throughout the day and was
marked by some sharp passages be.
tween Rayner and Hughes and also
between Rayner and Elkins.
An early adjournment was taken to
afford the Democrats an opportunity
to confer over certain propositions
made to them by the regular Repub-
licans.
A Democratic conference tonight
was held in the senate office building
and attended by about a dozen. After
consideration of the propositions ad-
vanced by the Republican Regulars
they decided to submit their views to
their colleagues In time to consider
any suggestions that may be made at
tomorrow's sessiong looking to the
fixing Of day for final vote on
the bill.
The house spent the entire day de.
batting the bill to extend to the terri.
tory Of Hawaii the laws of the United
States concerning appropriations en-.
joyed by territories within the United
States.
Hamilton Of Michigan, defended the
measure whichswas opposed by Taw-
ney, chairman Of the committee on ap.
preparations, on the ground that it
afforded the house less opportunity to
supervise the expenditures of the
islands. Prince Kalanianole. delegate
from Hawaii. occasionally took part
in the debate.
The bill passed, having been pre-.
viously passed by the. senate.
Both houses will meet tomorrow.
KIRBY REELECTED.
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Of
SUGAR FRAUD
RICHARD .-ARR ON THE STAND
FoR GOVERNMENT IN CASE
OF CHARLES r. HE,kE IN
CIRCUIT COURT.

New York, May 49,. Richard Parr,
1ho government employee whose raid
on the scales Of the american Sugar
refining Company'ss In Williams
tBrooklyn) in November 1907 first
uncovered the gigantic sugar under
weighing frauds, took the witness
stand today at the trial OF Charles II.
Helke, in the criminal braach OF the
United States circuit court. Heike IL
secretary ct the s.Trlcan Sugar Re-
tniEg Company and with five form r.
employees tands charged with con
spirlng to detraud the govcrnm mt.
Parr described how he found in tn.
scales steel spring hy which it IL
alleged the rnderwelght was accomp-
llshed, how he fornd holes bored in
the scales to admit the spring ana
how he causcl drafts Of ugar to be
weighed to show the discrepancy was
due to this manipulation. His story
probably will be continued tomorrow.
The defense viii attempt to prove
that the fault lay in the scales, that
the inaccuracies were due to clogg,ng
weather conditions ana other capse !.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
RoDEY LEAVES SAN JUAN.

San Jaaa. Porto Rico, May 49,.
Bernard S. Rodey, United States dis
tr.ct Judge, sailed today for New
York. 1t is reported that former
congres man, jenkins Of Wisconsin.
recently nominated United States at
torney for Porto ;sico, will succeed
Judge Rodney, whose term expires
June 16.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19

a settlement Of the trouble which led
to the shutting down OF the cement
plant and calling OF troops. Less than
100 workers have returned to work.
Warrants charging riotlng have been
issusa assinst iai msn. :.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
STRIKERS ARE ouIErEp.

Hannibal, Mo-, May lS.--unless un-
forescen Developments arise Cover
nor Hadley will order the militia on
duty at Flasco To return home. The
strikers today began negotiations for
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
KIRBY REELECTED.

New York, May 1S.-John Kcrby,
Jr, Of Dayton, Ohio, wa reelected
president Of the National Association
Of Manufacturers today and the asso-
citation finally adjourned. The an
nual banquet was held at the Wal
dorf-Astorla tonight. The association
will meet In New York again next
year
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
ASTRONOMERS ALL OVER THE
COUNTRY OBSERVED ACTION
0F-THE COMET LAST NIGHT
Saw Aroral Displays il The Heavens Spots
Seen Yestssda, Attributed to Comet BY
Women Crazsdlby Fear Held BY Chicago
Police Chicago Unitarians Gather
on Skyscraper And Sing
"Nerer My God to Thee

miles long and s0.0e0 miles wide, The
spcts will reach the suns central me
ridlan In another day or two. aud il
and disturbance cf the earth's mag
lnetism Is to occur from This cause ii
in likely to come about Friday
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
DROPPED DEAD.

Janesville, Wis, May 1S.--William
Henry Harrison MacLeon, aged So.
a prominent business man, fell dead
today from hardening OF the arteries.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19

Only two cents day will place the
news Of the world before you II you
are a reader Of The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19

Batteries, Merz, Toner, Schroeder
and Johnson McGee and Harring-
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19

The Portland, Oregon, observers re-
porte1 two spots on the sun. Prcfcs-
aor ], S. lsicard, of Santa Clara, cal !,
college, observed two large spots on
the sun.
Three awful gronr Z is the way
Father Brennan described the spot d,
at the st. Louis observatory.
The recurrence Of the spots at
this time IL unuatal, but there Is
nothing to carse uneasiness..
10 solar eruption was observed by
the Princeton University astrono-
mers.
Dr. Harold Jacoby. Of Rutherford,
professor Of astronomy at Coluinnia
University, said the sun spots report
ed from various observatories III tn
west might be due to the passage
the comet across the face OF the su
or might be merely fortuitious
The fears OF the snperstitious wers
aroused at many places and they
thought the world wsas coming to an
end.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19

! Nearer My God TO Thee was
sung by men and women OF the uni-
tairan conference clustered on the
roof . IA down town hotel skyscraper
with all eyes turned toward tho west.
ern heavens. This was probably the
.risasst unisane ef the masy .eosset
PARTIES held ali over Chicago to-
night.
theatre crowd was met with d
cloud OF flying dust when 1t emerg
Il. The cry was raised that the
4tomet dust hal reached the earth's
'nrface and q general scramble fol-
lowed
An unidentified woman whose
mind had given away through fear OF
the comet Is held by the police, Two
suicides today were attributed to lear
Of the comet. The negroes of the
south side are greatly perturbed
Brilliant auroral displays were
seen from Williams Bay Wis. Mil
waukee and elsewhere. but the ma
jority Of the astronomers are not
willing to concede that tha stream
ers in the heavens are consequent up
on the presence or the eolnetic mat
ter in our atmosphere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
Rock Island Defeated

Rock Island Defeated.
Peoria, May 1S.--Peoria pounded
Cavet hard In the seventh.
Score s RH f.
Peoria s........,. .......,10 10 2
Rock Island ..N...... .....s 74
Batteries-Merce Gilbert and AS
mussen; Queisser, Cavet and O'Leary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
Springfield Shut Out.

Springfield Shut Out,
Springfield, May tS.-McGee stop
ped springfield's winning streak. the
local first defeat this season.
Score- RHE
Springfield ........ ...... 3 j
Waterloo ....,. ....2 8 /
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Browns Lose Again.
New York, May 1S.--Griggs' batting
Fas the feature, he making four hits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
AN ERicAN LEAGUE.
Rain at Boston.

Boston, May 1S.--Boston-Detroit,
rain, no game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19

Physjcian's Great Ally.
He is the best physician who is the
best inspirer OF hope. Coleridge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
In Game With Cleveland Yesterday
Philadelphia Americans De-
Seat CHICAGO White
Sox Again.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standinu,
EXCITING Ten innings.

Chicago. May 1S.-Chicago defeated
Brooklyn in an exciting ten inning
game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19

Batteries-Humes and Nunamaker;
Nelson and Waters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19

Mcbride Was Star

Mcbride Was STAR
Washington, May 1S.-McBride's
|ielding was the feature.
Score RH Il
Washington ........ ..... 4 Z 3
cleveland ........ ....... 10 1
Batteries--Groom and Street; Nit
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Minneapolis.
At Kansas City.

Kansas tltNas4ss sssss. ~. s,'a9 " es4ssr.s. Y
Columbus .,.a.... ....,,..&..... 2
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At Milwaukee.
At st. Paul,
THREE I LEAGUE.
Danville Defeated.

Danville, May 1S.-Danvile scored
her only run when Sullivan stole
hpop
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-19

Errors Help Bloomington.
Bloomington, May 1S.-Errois by
the visitors and timely hitting helped
Bloomington to win.