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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-08-10
Notable Wedding In Ottawa.
tHerald Specially

Ottawa, Ont, Aug. 10.-A wedding
of interest to society today was that
of Miss Bessie Holmes, daughter of
the Rev. John and Mrs. Holmes, and
Gordon Hugh Patterson of Regina,
Sask., son of Mr.. George Patterson,
deputy attorney general for Manitoba.
The ceremony was performed in
Christ Church Cathedral.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-08-10

Irish patriot and poet A memorial
meeting was held under the auspices
of the O'Reilly Club and handsome
wreaths were deposited about the
base of the poets monument at the
entrance to the Fenway.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-08-10
HEALTH AND VITALITY.
Motifs Nervine Pills.

The great iron and tonic restorative
for men and women produces strength
and vitality, builds up the system and
renews the normal vigor. For sale by
druggists or by mail, s1.00 per box, 6
boxes for $500. Williams Manufac.
turing Co., Props, Cleveland, o.
For sale by Bratton Drug Co.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-08-10
PEOPLE WE KNOW.
They Are Palestine People, and What
They Say Is of Local Interest.

When an incident like the follow
ing occurs right here at home, it is
bound to carry weight with our read
ers. So many strange occurrences go
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-08-10
Italy Remembers Cavour.
tHerald Special !

Rome, Aug. 10.-The one hundredth
anniversary of the birth of Count di
Cavour, the greatest of Italian states
men of modern times, was celebrated
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-08-10
Honor Memory of Poet-Patriot.
(Herald Specially

Boston, Aug. 10.-Eloquent tribute
was paid today to the memory of John
Boyle O'Reilly on the twentieth an
niversary of the death of the noted
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-08-10
New International Hockey League.
(Herald Specially


Duluth, Mimi, Aug. 10-Plans for
the organization of the new Interna-
tional Hockey League were discussed
at a meeting of the promoters here
today. The proposed circuit includes
Minneapolis, st. Paul, Superior, Du-
1uth, Fort William and Port Arthur.
6dpy morphine Fiends
are made by all soothing syrups and
baby medicines that contain opium
and narcotics. McGee's Baby Elixir
contains no injurious or narcotic
drugs of any kind A sure and safe
cure for disordered stomachs, bowels
and fretfulness-splendid for teething
infants.
Sold by Bratton Drug Co.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-08-10

Car load Of buggies and surries
1910 styles, just set up at H. Schmidt
IL Co.'S. 13-tf
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-08-10

Herald Want Ada hrtno raqult.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-08-10

Asbury Parks Aviation Meet.
tHerald Specially
Asbury Park, N. j., Aug. 10.-Inter-
laken, suburban colony on Deal
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nlner Ila.e.,aII Games Ys.lsrday.


p u.isacE Il would be a bals ain a man on
one =, ., unoselal batting sysT'Es' Eivs'
me CIneinaatia haven been shut out yet and
are The only team IN the bic leagues mat haven
Looks a. n ire Bosian Nationals 20, q pretty
/ iiseiy young player IN collins secured IN uaae
With ne Giants
/ gtenrr Richie. uho vent from Rosi0a 70 chi
I caao IN q trade. has won both Of ne games Ne
I has pitched f0r the Cubs
| George Browne 4 likely n GOT naek lnto me out
Acid fof lhs WsshinEtOns soon y Lsilvel' dossn :
4 pick VI IN his ciouunH
De Mo,l ne sraek pitehsg Of ne lafayette
Colisgs team, has agle1i OeveiAna e"n"ssN
Jimmy Wuliams "a Pirate en- Highlander and
- lrowu ne safely IN felisteeu consecutive
ramrs Tor ne Minneapolis club
Bender the ladlaa, 80 Az re P,,sesis sl,h
and thsn ne Tigers irpped him 10.
Wsek Engis. sold b. me New 1oLk Americans
10 n0at0n. has batting average o. LOO via ne
Sped noyh Ne has been 70 ne bai oncsa and naae
ons he
me BEGINNING Of ne wesk found ~ one. two
shrse ciuba II ~ Nauona League az WtstsFnsrs
ana me one. too thEee eiuhs IN ne American
ms 81 IOuis Cardinals are piaying FeuTih
Of Juiy ban says q ian uho aas iuai come rom
lhs west Iney afsp Hsss,'5,nG peSoaa u'sif
ne anment q ne Giants !. nsu dlsgneasd
a. sssfssss bshind 10 bsl yss Whsa ~ team
Va hsTs ever bsdg Waa aaytag hou mneh Aeyera
40 Improved as : catcher. Ne Waa biting Food
then.
Prssident Lyneh ihinks ne e1eet On haasbai
would have been better Nd IN aulo1uoois been
ofrrud fsT ne man hatunf m Ne most runs
Instead 81 Ne one mahinG ne best svefase Hith
ne haa
Pe~sus arurss thsw that faigil has . smalI
,,Iissr 81 Funa n uFap1riiqn % al hiia ihe ratio
h1inr b 81 cuth. tuoatsr Lofd Harry DariA
rfaufnrd. Chaaa and ether val lopefa have 81
d0ne mneh better than nat
N lun't often thai ne aacriac4 ~ b ned Vim
one out bui Ne Pitiaburga 40 against ne
Giants AL Saturday. Hau fhe run un1l0nt
hsVs rnme n n 1chiei bad igruaFded Ne bell %
sscond Instead u 70 hFst
Georrs macnaaaid. kilisd d 20 aEtom0hns
aceident ne other dag. wna ne ihgd Cnlende
haasban writer . meet tftlic DEAN IN f9qt1t
years. leonard wa.asuIls. - anasae.lE Eii.s1i
Hdifr Waa killed Whie fidlnf p 81 englne. ano
oria saaa SIS drHune1 gtlA u1n1tng ne
rapids u ne aaguenay River.
-Thsy aIk about ne piiehln8 ~ iag not helpg
IN Il ~ TsTk. isid f5gaifsaa Lgasb - ~
rFfurp fFall ~ Wegi yesterday bus q Itriari
~ iaat ~ haifing a lmpF1Fei.- Tlla hT 90
uar vas Lyncha hr1i vil.t - Ne Wet n tuelg1
re4Tn Hn was tFuTdarrf win ne 1nrrrrI hnguI. |
edas 81 NJ Western fans
Moran rHd nrennan 81 ~ NanaqEl LanTHe |
alaa ksVe bera ae1igle1 ~ pErlidelt LVnch q |
uunifa ~ west pll1f ArEar1Il nInnrl naln1 1
scat saturday. % ual W Lgrf1a 1ea nat /
as wF11 d go gtL a lh4Nag 20 49,
aInEialirg ~ tlfliflll I1lrl iuill1lt ll aglf. i
-. E1t ~ ~ le11ua picalllal cfteaIied aliA 1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24

Harry Cline defeated Albert Cutler h 20
exhibition game at is1 at John DoFls's
room last night BY a score Of 800 b ia
Cline's hiRh runs were "a, 81 and a. He
averaged as. Cutters best runs Wers a.
- and - and his average was 1910.
y. Raynolds and u Gilmore viii meet In
the opening game % the annual class III
tournament which begins at Doyle's 90
night.
Harry Cline will play his hnal exhlhition
game % Maurice Days broadway room %
Thursday afternoon.
J. Ferd POggenburg and Or. A. b. MIlar
or View YORK played q very interesting
match before a large and distinguished
crowd az The Nassau Club. Princat0n, N. u.
on saturday night on q special tOurnamani
table sent OUT for the OCCnaiOn. Mr.. reR-
genburg won after very Close and exciting
contest, Dr. Miller being ahead until the
last two innings. The scores were: Pog-
genburg. 5oo: Dr.. Miller. 3ai. The dane
and sticky atmosphere prevented f1Ee
scoring. The high runs were: pBRe0ns
burg. ~, 81. "a. -. Miller. ~, "a, - "a
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YACHTS ar BRISTOL.
Many Vessels Nearly Ready for CsmmIa-
sion at GIegreahsTa.

New yachts az Herreshohs arc nearins
completion and many older craft arc beinu
overhauled and will soon be Ia commission.
lhe two q fOOieTs lstalena. owned bv q
". Pynchon. and Aurora, owned by Cor.
heltus Vanderbilt. have left Bristol and ars
nov az this end % the sound They will
start Ia their hrst race next Monday In the
regatta OF the Indian Harbor Yacht club
Nice-CommOdore Harry l. MAXWELL has
had ne ANenger painted black The Yacht
has had some changes made that will m
prove her speed and she will h. ready in
a lew DAYS. Chester e. Rumrill'a t foot
sioop Adventures was launched last week
from walkers Cove aud II being lifted out
a. the herreghOn shops. In Walkers Cove.
where the Hereshon boats are stored Tor
me winter. are lhwrence Darr's Eleanor.
whnh vas dismasted 10 tho run % Province
ioNu last summer She will have new
racing gear for this SEASONS racing and will
D. put Ia the best possible shape
". Butler Duncan's launch Mol Il ready
20 pe sent 70 Manhasset hay and several
smaller craft are being oveFhauled
Morton y. Plants alOop shima viii he In
commission early and work u being ptiahed
on the schooner Nagranf. built for harold
y. Vanderbilt.
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PRINrETON RURTES HARrARD.
sesOaa Baseball VIsisSy Gives ssSSss to
the TlgaRa.

CANbRIDOE. Mass. May sa-PrncstOa
overwhelmed the Harvard baseball team
IN postponed game on soldiers Field this
afternoon. winning by the score Of 10 /
and having won the first game. az Prince
ton. on May n. by the score Of Q 10 2. 10 On,
victor In the annual series.
Harvard was Outplayed In every depart
ment Of the Eame and made a very poor
showing indeed. llicks Was ineGectivs
az the start and In the irst ax lnuinrs al
lowed eight hits. one Of them a home run.
The Harvard nrlders we're guilty Of Ave
errurs. Steve White held Harvard 10 three
hits, bat two Of these coming together In
the sixth inning accounted for the Harvard
sore ne struck out twelve men aud gave
Princeton tailed in each Of the first three
pninga and then added four more runs In
tire hith for q total % seven before Harvard
had scored. AZ the very start Ol the game
BALM was passed. went 10 second on Hard .
gut ~ nrst. reached third on Cars mulf %
Reed = Eronnder aud scored when MclAuHh-
In fOolishly caught Warwick's high foul ny
near the stands In the next inning DaW-
son Opened With q single over second, was
sacrificed 20 Second by Cunningham and
came home on Sam Whites shnrp rap 10
LEFT. In the third Rallin beat out a bunt,
stole third and after Two men had famed
came home on Marwick's hot % centre.
In the nth inning With one out Rallln hIt
over SECOND. Hard followed with another
IN the same place and prOCeeded TO steal
second, iallin having reached third on the
hit. With the indeldera playing close Reed
sent an easy grOunder 70 Carr, The short
stops throw home was one u the widest
plays seen here this year 10 went clear
70 the backsiop and let In two runs, ster-
neld, which completed the scoring fOf the
Tiger team.
The lone tally which aayed Harvard from
ahutout came la the sixth inning. Rogers,
brought up from the Second team % OIL
AronaOn's place In centre neld, beat out q
slow hit and scored on McI.aughlin's single
60 centre field. on which Cunningham made
an inekcuaable nun. Mclaughlin Was
left on third when BahsOn famed.
The score.
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AZ Chlc~gS-Wst GrOua.l..
Nv roEE ~. ~. !; PrrrapuRo. !.

NV ToHG ~. ~. 7; PIrTaRuRa. 4
PlrIsBUR0. May 2s.-Ths New YOrks
played much better ball than dId PiltsburE
to-day and had but little dlflculty in win.
ninE The srore Was 7 10 I. Il u possible
that the victory may prove q dsar one for
Nev York. since Pitcher Wiltss Waa nit
on The elbow Of his pitching arm IN the
third inning to-day and may be out Of the
game some time. while MANAGER McGraw
assumes = cheerful face and says that
Wltse will round 70 In four OF Ave DAYS
Il l. likely that Wiltse IL out for q week
Or more.
MatheWson. who succeeded wntsa.
pitched his usual ball which meant sure
defeat for Pittsburg The loss Of the game
may he very serious for Pittsburg also.
since Leach became loud In the afth inning
When he thought Camnitz safe At the plate,
and said 81 Ne was aent from the aamS
and will likely he out for some days.
PittsburR started badly and permitted
New York TO get one run In the hrst inning
Murray. hrst up. got a base on balls. but
vas caught Of base by Philippe FLYNN.
however. threw Wild 20 Miller and Murray
vac sale az second. SeymOuT's single
scorsd Murray. In The .secOnd Devlil
after on Wiltse,s his.
PPtsburR got her one run in the second
wagner hit over SeymOur's head for three
bases, and the Dutchman sroFed on Mlller's
~ New York resumed her scoring In the
third, aiteF Camniiz had relieved Philippe
With Murray gone Seymour hit for three
nahee and came home on nevlins out
Mathewson got q great reception when
% took biz place IN the rubber M the fourth
inning Pttsburg from this time out was
helpless
New York did nothing more in the .ror.
mg Inc until the seventh, when she got
another pair. MatheNson started tho fun
BY hitting safe when he came frat 10 Raj
y he. inning nay0re fOuled out hui
Doyle hit for three bases. scoring the BIZ
pitcher Murray bic q aarrihce ~ on which
DOYLE scored They made twO more In
ne eighth. hridWeil. nrst up, hit the first
ball pitched Tor a single DevMn VAS Nil
oy 4 pitched ball and MeFki L. moved them
" hy sacrifice ~ Another sacriace
NJ hy Meyers sent BTidWell home and Devin
70 miro Mathew son now he for two
tsses -corlng Deviin with the last run
81 no Eame.
With The game Lost Manager Clarke de. |
gldet % Try out Webb who pitched the |
asi mninE. and the yOungster allowed |
IN
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WOODMERE COUNTRY CLUB
To Ne OpeRed On saturday for Tennis
ami Other aparts.

The opening reception Of the newly
completed WOodmeFe Country Club will
take place on the afternoon and evening
Of saturday. May - The newly elected
officers are
George DELAY. president Watson vFefan-
burGh. Vice president. Clarence e. 0ainton treas
uref D. Edward 9cAvoy. secretary.
The pictuTezqus clubhouse. which 10 Of
the Colonial type Of architecture. with its
spacious varandaa and grounds has -been
admirably planned and executed with a
view 10 every comfort and service a. well a.
ample facilities for recTeatIss games and
sports.
Ths magnificent gene raj living room,
with its large open fireplace. u beautifully
furnished and attFactlvely arranged. The
dining room. kitchen and cooking gallery
where meals will be served 10 members and
their guests are most complete In every
particular: gtnsr appolnsmsni include .
haths. pool and lockEr rooms a. well na q
me set % bowling alleys IN the basement.
. On the campus IN front 81 TIE house
n.ns VII made clay Tennis courts have been
ton for the hrat ipurnament. o. b. played
on the afternoon Of the opening DAY. April
cation for membership IN TIE National
Associntion hag been made and the club
intervals throughout the season.
Up1n compigiiOn Of the extensive dredR-
ing operations nov undrr var In WOodmara
Bag the clFb VII acquire ifontasa and erect
2 Waterside casino and boathOuse IN con-
Junction.
several members u the club have re-
Gently nufchaaqd high powered motor
boats. and this plan also promises % b. one
% ne principal ana attractive features Of
The clubhouse Il l0cated IN tbe cenfrs 0f
Woqdmere. nelr the railroad station and
within e1aT accct1 a al aertiols % The
ouu. Ihe bard % g0Vernufa Includes
Nll1m lgIalt aqan lqut8 DurInn. GgnrTs
NlANrFs alMM NlNflt E|lfElnn "a na'rfnn.
ENti1le uu1neT, D. n MeANnT, mn4'1I. irr
HoTg1ni11u, Wata1u Vru1eleur1l
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special Events for PIplas Rosk Hosus
Ahow.

LocrsrAVALLET. MayH2s.-The secFetary
Of the PipinetROcklHorse show. ". BuFiiag
Cocks. has just issued q notice Of some
special events which will take place az the
show on October J and az Piping Rosk
Field, near here The events include a
four finland driving composition for ladies
LOT the nlgatelle cup, presented b. MA
Thomas Hastings. Also a nkaaDlerheWe
Tor gentleman riders on the special COURSE.
and handy hack class for riders unna1
anCr only viii count There viii - sns.iri
classes Tor saddle horses Of the park hanf
type a. we'll a. all the usual classes
The fences on tho outside course have
been altered considerably. adding % tha
Of negotiating the course md
% the interest In the events over ll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24

Fonesi Stanton % the University 81 viFgiula
uli hardly be aesn IN acuol ~ ~ inieTcoiesiats
~ Wsat 70 % " Georgia. Where hia family 4
having q reunion
Leo TaIbnt uan1 % AnnADolis laat Saturday
y eompeis fer PSln gtate AGAINST ne Navy
Kansas CIV A. 9. IN ne diatrict A. A. y. cham.
pinnahlrd.
Harvard won ths iuteFrnllsgIaia ahnsan4
rhampio1ahiD taia yeaF. u vas ne 6fat tine
Vais has iuaf q for agne uns.
GA o. tde University % Waahingt1l Won fha
40 Vlf1 nnl 80 yard rms, Wn1 aeruud IN ne io1
yard nm ald ne 1rpad jump and laird N ihe
iaEtil Mllw N ne r1neui ant annual Parilf
Ut1 = dscited htip % Waatlagtol n Winning ne
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nc toot water line si0op built 81 Lauisy'i
NfoHninahieid. has been namei Mariw0ld.
Ih1maa LaWaan'a steam Yacht Ny Gypay Il a
Rave new foremost before roing IN oommiasian.
w. starring Burgess hEs purchased tas dom
lainn. Thls vas . fisherman model rriii-rr
owned By George q Wessoa. the artist
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Totals - u n 0
'Bafied for CamnltE iR the ninth inning
S Sir;.S SSIa' - i5SSSssSI
Rgns-NeS Yost--DoLls, Murray. seymour.
WhEneI Two hass hlts-C amnitf MatheWssu
rhfce hane hits--WAGnsF. Doyle, seymour stolen
base.- murray. sacrifice hits-herkie. ? sarn
&c hles-flyn1; Murray, Meyen. Dgupie play
1iI, 2 by Wiitse, I. b. Mathewson. T. iIii by
uitcheF-By CamnitH iWlltse. Deylini. Hits Of
Philippe. n two innings, o. Camuitf S IN di
ming. % webb. IN one inniag On Wits, ~
upirs IN chief-O'nay Fled umpire brennan
Tine hour and A. minutes.
81 LDris ~. L.. s. nROOELYV. %.
ST. lprIs, May ~ louis ana Brook.
ira niaved without scoring IN to-day's game
ur 10 me eighth inning Then ~. Louis eat
l11ss win batting rally which Melted Ave
runs and Won 10 o. Lush aud bargsr
frlred
fs.fer struck out 10 open the eighth
inning oakes singled past second and
N0ref.fE lined 20 centre for another ain Gle
lh'a Evans singled hot through Hummsi
'ase- uuux Phelps lined 70 centre 10,
AnE.r. hnneichy scoring. Davidson's
frDs hsing de, and the other base run.
Hefs N anring Hauaer cut through McMil-
ian for ne ffth single OF the inning ami
Eyans and Phelps scored. The sixth single
ie.i 70 the lot Of MoNrey, and Hauaer tried
IN rearh third on this. only n be throWn
or A. 'taf print Lush GOT the seventh
FFaig' hi' NJ the inning and n vas a triple
~ or sr0rtnE Nov rey with The hfth run.
hIEgins made the third out on z roller 10
hsrser The sore.
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AZ Lancaster Lancaster 3. Jamestown. 2
A. ReadlnF Harrisburg. 4. Reading. 2
a. Aito0na Altoona . York, .
AZ Wiliiamsport -WllhamkpOrt. q. Trcn TN.
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A. Indianapolis indianau out. I. Louisville. o
AZ Minnsa pols-First game Kansas City, &
Minneapolis, . 2econd Minneapolis. q
Kansas City. O.
a. NJ Paul 81 Paul =. Milwaukee. 2
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~ Port wOrth-Fou worth. g. Oklahoma
AZ Houston San Antonio. o. Houston,
A. Galveston Galveston. .. Waco. "a IN.
rlmNH
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AMHnICAN LnaGuR
CHICAGO IN New York. cleveland o. noston
- LOUIS in Phiiadelphla Detroit IN Washington
NATION A. LnA0rH
New YORK In p1tusburg Brooklyn IN ~ Louis
Philadelphia 10 ChiraG0 Boston IN Cincinnati.
HaaTHnN LEAoUE
Newark In Montreai Two games Jersey cts
In Toronto two eamesl Providence In Rochester
naluu. ore IN Buffalo
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AZ Omaha Omaha. "a, Wirhita. T.
a. Noun Clty-sAouA city, u; 81 Joe. o
AZ Lincoln Lincoln. ~ T0ptfa, s.
40 uts MOlnes --DenVer, 3. Dea Malnea. a
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BHlRcEroN
HARVARD

H@4A@AA w = alN N NAN NAAANn AnnAuAs
Princeton. .....,....l l0AO go %
Runs-Prtnceton- Ballin. a hard. Heed. Ster
reit Dawson. Harvard Rogers. LEFT on bases
Harvard. 4; Princeton, 4. Home run --SterreIL
sarriAce hlts-hicks. Cunningham. \. v, White
Slolen bases Balm. Rard Gushing nam, =. ~
White. Double piAys--Hic Mclaughlin Ftrsi
base % halls-Od Hicks. 2 Struck out-ny
Hicks. g. by g " white. ~ vmpircs-NAuclect
and Adams. lime hour and As minutes.
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AZ L0wsil-LOwell. !: iAuruuce. a.
AZ Fau River-NeN Bedford A. Pal River. q
A. Lyun-LYnn. p Worcester, q
AZ Haverhill Brnckton. e. Haverhill. 4
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washington. .; ~. IsuiS 2.
40 New SsFk rain


bErRotr, FuIIADuFHIA Ca ia
PniiADHifHiA. May -, Detroit won me hnal
and BENDER we're ht hard At umes bat kplundid
SEEDING heid down the score. Ths tcors.
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IS .; tsS "a. 4 .. at, rs,s l.1 e = " >

Chicago. ..........0tiO 100000 00O0i=4
Bost0a ...........i OOOt o OF OoOO0O-S
Runs-C hicaRo-Cole. Tannehill Payne, Walsh.
noaton.-nooper. StahL speaker. Left on hAses
noston o, Chicago. 9. First hass o. balls on
Hall. 4. % Walsh. :. struck out-by Nal. =. ~
Walsh. -. three base hits Stahl, Walsh. IHo
hate hlt-Pnvne. Sacrince mt-taoTu. Sacrlnce
~ Collins Siolen hasea-L0rd, Payne. Cgthns
Douhle play kelder and Gandil VIA pleh
Walsh. Cmulrt IN chief -PeTrtne. Ileld umpire
O1Auahlln Time hours and az minutes.
wAauNdroS. :. ~. Louts "a o.. 2
wAamINdroE MAJ - Elhrrfeids home run
On a dnFle that snrishcd arou nd q corner and N
ihruagh ne hight dcid hleacher gaze In The thiri
inning 70 day took Ell me NE out o. ~ Louis ana
Washington won easily. The sore
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Ieut Gsasue.

pr No-'Fsr~p'on Northamptsa. o. Bridge
F.. Co. '1rfsitadI.
A. sprnE's'a springhsld. q. HolyoEs. T.
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AZ Orsanviiia -GruanyiIle. o. NpaFtanabuFI. 4
al AndaFnon-Wlnatua Salem, a. Anderson. a.
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MoSrRRAl- May a-The leaders beat the
iailenders again 10 day. -Four hih and q pass
rave Neuark tour runs in ne hrst inning and THIS
lead uas never cut down. rhe score
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
OetroiaS stop the Alhletles- ChiraHss
Land . Flfteen lnnlng grAnnle.

A chance for the Highlander 70 mahs /,
Tour atFalGhi frOm the Cisvelands OF FOR the
CieHelands 70 put a CHECK on the fast moving
hhlloppers was spoiled by the rain yestor-
nay siiii the New YOrks sAined somo
ground on the Athletics. who were beaten
by the De,roits. the latter taking two out
Of Tour from the leaders. As ln New York.
the IlEera won their first and last hattlss
VITA the home team. The Aihlrtics came
eack 10 within a. points Of the New Yorks.
The Detroits took third place away from the
Bosions. who were noored by the white Soy
IN uiteen inning encounter. the first
zane In four the white SoK won in Boston.
The WashinEtOns upset the ~. Louis Brown.
once more. The results:
De'Foit. .; PhIlAdsIphIA, ..
ChieagS. .; RO7ioa. ..
washington. .; ~. Lsuis. 2.
40 New SaFk Rain.
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