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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
HEARING OI
BRIBERS
CASE

SCRANTON. n. J.. o., :,
claring that former STAT ~. :
Frank J Gardner of New ~
tributed $500. 900 or ,so,s y
fort ~ defeat legislatlon !. 7
BY Governor Hughes. Ias,, 100 I
tOrney Whitman Of New ~. y
day before Judge Neweo,ss'.s y
posed Gardeners petition y, =
lease from custody on ,
habacs corpus. III I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
VANCOUVER MAN IS
KILLED BY TRAIN

VANCOUVER. Wash. Oct IA
John Harvey. prominent and
wealthy citizen OF Vancouver. was
struck and instantly killed by the
shasta Limited train while standing
beside the Northern Pacific tracks
half mile north Of Zelda late yes.
terday. The tragedy took place
only a few moments after he had
made a remark about tho danger OF
being on the tracks. With him at
the time was A. Munday. well
known Vancouver attorney. vho eS-
capped death BY narrow margin Ia
q vain effort 10 rescue Harvey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14

PARIS. Oct "a Appalled, By
the riots Of yesterday aud over
awed by the determined stand aud
radical orders OF Premier BRAND.
the rank and file Of the strikers
wavered today. and. DESERVING the
syndicate" returned TO work on
the trains In considerable numbers
A nth Of the regular trains on the
Western railroad aud u fourth Of
those ON the Northern were Oh.
Grated and disorder was trivial
Tho backbone OF what promised to
be the greatest Industrial clash In
the history OF France n beloved
to be broken.
Wearing the saahes Of the re.
aeryista. the mon who yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
SECRETARY MEYER
IN SAN FRANCISCO
lnr Inltsa Pre..l

SAN FRANCISCO. oct i4e-scc-
Rotary Meyer. OF the navy. arrived
today at Mare Island navy yard
Tonight he will be the guest Of hon
or at the Chamber Of Commerce
banquet az the st. Francis hotel
Meyer IL the first secretary Of the
navy 70 make a personal tour OF all
the country'a great naval stations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
FIND 4 MORE BODIES

STARKVlLLE. Colo, oct IA
Scenes Of horror at the mouth OF
the Starkyille mine, wrecked by
Saturday nights explosion. were
continued today when the rescuers
brought TO the surface four more
mangled and unacceptable bodies
Of miners. Officials Of the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Co. say four more
corpaes have been located.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
SUPPLIES FOR ALASKA


ASTORIA. Ore. Oct 1.-THE
lighthouse tender Armenia, which
was recently transferred to the
newly created iGth district. sailed
last night for Alaska. having on
board large cargo Of supplies for
various light stations and equip
ment for the department heRdquar-
ters 70 be temporarily established
az ketchikan. and four power boats
for use Of the llght atniIona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
Men
Confess Al

Dick Richards and Jay rsv :.
rested Wednesday night b. p,..s
man Walsh as hlgbwaymen !.
feaaed LAST night that thsy hsls !.
and robbed Hugo schueit n ~ !
attic Seed Go. the night before =. !,
the James ~ power house
schuett positively Aee.,sy
Richards AZ the one xho fhosss ,
gun ln bis face. but vas unslls !
Identify Farr. After sehuest', 4.
tificatlOn. Farr broke down y
wepf. confessing that be ana ~
ards did the Job"
Farr who b only 10 year. a
says 81 was the first time b u
committed a crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14

Joseph Dunkars. the isyss,.g
son ~ Frank Dunkars. III bs 7
Mine No. "a az Black Dismors q
instantly killed yesterday shsxn
when be- came In oontac, VII :
electric trolley wire carrylnf 4
volts Of electricity Dunbar ~
marks the third fatal accioes. "a
IA the past 30 days In De "a
mines.
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FINE DRUG CLERK.

Edward O. Horuer. a clerk en-
ployed AZ the Snoqualmie drug
store, Third av and Pike St. was
fined $50 by Police Judge Cor.
don yesterday afternoon after he
pleaded guilty 10 selling cocaine
without a physicians prescription
The drug was purchased by Patrol
man MarRctt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
BEATS s. e. co.

Anna Fischer WAS given = yer
dict Of s2.500 by n jury In Judge
Gays court against the Seattle
Electric company for injuries sus
tAined to her back and ribs last
April. when a James A. car ran
into n truck 81 the corner Of James
and Fourth az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
CYCLONE HTS cUBA.

HAVANA. oct IA severe cy.
clone Il reported to have swept
eastern and central Cuba early To-
day. The storm centercd Ia the
provinces OF Havana. Santa Clara.
MatRnxas and Pinardel Rio. ship
ping has been held In port until
the weather modcrates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
TURKS RESTLESS

ATHENS. oct i4--Great appre.
henalon 10 felt here that Turkey.
following Japane example IA her
war with Russia. ~ about 20 begin
hostllitieH against Greece without a
preliminary formal declaration Of
var.
Large bodies OF irregular Turk.
inh bands are concentrating along
the 0reekTurkish border. An anti
Greek boycott H. increasing all over
Turkey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
START TO RAISE
SUNKEN MAINE

BEVERLY. Mass. Oct With
the final approval by President
TAFT for plans for raising the bat
tleahip Maine. II Is expected work
on. the gunken warship will soon be
completed. and the memorable hulk
will be taken out 20 sea and given
a deep water burial forever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14

AMSTERDAM. Oct IA great
storm IL reported 20 be- sweeping
the North Sea In the direction ~
the Danish and Norwegian coasts.
Storm signals have been set. but
shipping masters here express great
fear for the safety OF vessels.
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Trains Crash; 4 Dead

tween freight and a work train
i've miles north Of RiaEcville. The
dead and Injured are laborers rid.
snE on the work train The trains
met on the main line 81 the Grand
Rapids and Indiana road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
UNLUCKY Is

James Webb says he believes la
superstition and the fatal qualities
which seem 10 surround the number
10.
Yesterday was the 18Th day OF
October. and Il also marked his 18Th
arrest this year
James usually appears under
diAordsrly person charge. II WAS
80 yesterday For the next 90 days
James Will grub stumps at the city
stocknde instead OF going 10 Ia
coma. AZ was his wish yesterday
when he appeared before Judge
Gordon.
nnrnn ~ La inland fnnIahf
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20, si,,a rsss.l

RiDGEviLLE. Ind. oct ia
-Four dead. four fatally hurt aud
10 more or ieas seriously injured
Is the toll o. a collision today b..
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! came 90 mill ~ the Fiyerslas
a hair mile Ions ana nearly as side.
win forest u stacks and an aruT o.
men
Touinr A. barrow ana shovel ana pen.
what most magnificent piaati7 !
cried
Ana man WITH a s'uuase on his fac
~Irs Nerrsn'."
entered a train and : rode au DAY
on rsEai coach sud firht-of.Nar
which stretched iis arms ail over the
IN a system Zoo tarEe tn understand.
"A splendid property Infer cried
And man sim plate on he car
ne. MorEaa's"
dwsii 20 country nusd win pride
hor people wers many. beg lands srrs
usr record IN war end science and AL,
Proved greatness ~ muscle AMI BiRd and
heart
''whA, rraad old country u i.,r cried
And man wiih his ehss, In tho ar
ms Noysan's"
vent to heaven The jasper wams
lowered hish ana bfiSbt, ana 'hs soidsn
Fhone hriEhi beyond but strange new
mark
Was over ths safe. rif., Private PARK
Why. shat Is the msaninG % thiaf'
cried
And a saint with livery on rsplisd.
"Irs dorKan'a."
vent 20 the only place left "Fii take
A chance In the boat on the brimstone
lake,
or perhaps I rniEht be allowed 20 Flt
on the Krillsd floor Of the hoffomleas
plt"
But isering iout. with horns on his face.
cried out a. he forked me uif the place
"Ifs MorEan's."
" ls this sort Of 10th century poetry
which has achieved this particular pocrs
popularity especially upon tho platform
n you want 40 hear him upon HE NiHit
Co Seattle. soc coupon announcement ON
fret page today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
CHARGE BRIBERY

NEW YORK. Oct. f4-The grand
jury thla afternoon indicted For.
mcr State Senator Frank j. Gard
ner on the charge Of offering a
brlbe 10 Former State Senator
Foelkor. now a congressman. The
charge against Gardner rs that he
offered Foelker $4,000 for the lat.
ter's vote against the Hughes anti.
racetrack gambling bill.
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Oscar Winston, porter I'm the
employ OF Oscar Collins Manhattan
club, John Olson, a bartender en-
ployed by Jack sheehan. and w. A..
Hin, one OF Charley Berryman's
bartendera, we're each fined 500
today following their conviction on
charges Of violating the Sunday
llquor law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-14
EDMUND VANCE COOKE.

tEdnaand Nansa Coaks do~s act pose
as . Fraphsf. bat whsa be wrote "IT-e
MOnaAN's' several yeaFs a&a. the sp~ti
mast have be~a up1n him. Financial
histsrB has b~sn aaklaE vrry fast IN
tho ls.t few YEAR,. and thsse ssr~ss ap-
roar~d In the Glssslaad Press MAY n.
aei. before Ar. MsrEaas rnaieF artis.
tiles. STARE thsn ~ ha. apmettnas2 ap'
f~ared "a N B@srr~. Hartman, Hoeks-
frlisf. some sfhrF sssGaais Of Bonop-
siy deserved the title FDis. bot To-day
ttsfranf stiii stands pre- efninsat the
Grrat Csntraiinsr. and the soadtsloa ~
mere arat~ than whsn ar. Ceehe tore
fssid o.
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Dance at Dreamland tonight
zee
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Hats of TO Dixie Walker. II remained
for him TO break Doc Whites long list
Of victories.
Beckendorf lined out two clean hits.
and had a whole lot 10 do with the scor-
Ing.
Neither Mcbride nor Killifer covered
second in the seventh. and Beckie's true
peg 10 catch Parent stealing went for
naught.
Beckendorf pulled of the play OF the
day in the seventh. when with Parent on
third, two down. and Mclean at the bat
II looked Ike the score would be evened
up. but the chunky backstop made
a bluff throw TO second that pulled the
unsuspecting Parent OF Of third. and he
was run down and tagged by Walker
Walker improved as the game went on.
and toward the latter part Of the strug-
gle he had the White Sox completely at
his mercy. and never was in great dan
ger Of being scored on.
Walker had two strikes on him when
Mcconnell was hurt In the second and on
the first bali pitched after play was re-
sumed. he famed
Wild Conroy got his third hit OF the
game in the seventh. driving Milan over
the pan with the last Washington run OF
the game.
Bob Unglaub mauled a beauty 70 right
lin the second that curved just out OF Nc
Connelrs reach.
Bob followed his hit up with steal Of
second.
Dougherty fled out 20 Milan IN the
opener. with Mcconnell on. third. but the
second sacker was kept tied 70 the bag by
Clydss true peg. Zeider ended the misery
by skying 70 Mcbride and pulled Big
Chief Walker out Of a pretty tight hole
Mcconnell led OF the first with singer
TO right which Killifer smacked down 10
old mother earth, but could not recover
himself IN time 10 throw out the speedy
second sacker.
With Elberfeld on second in the initial
inning, Conroy lined TO left, but Zeider
jumped into the way and managed to
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23
ED WALSH is DICKERING
FOR MINOR LEAGUE CLUB
White SOx TwirIer May Be Manager Next Season.
Mcconnell Out of Game for Week.
Other Gossip

three hits out Of as many times at the
bat and in the game Sunday with the
same club he stung the pellet into safe
territory twice out OF four times up.
The last time at the bat in the Sabbath
contest the Pirate star singled, and IN
the doubie-header yesterday with Phila-
delphia he succeeded in getting three
hits out OF three times at the bat. and
followed this up by obtaining four safe
bingles out OF as many times I'D in the
wlnd-up. giving him eight successive
hits in the last eight trips TO the pan.
which Is going some. You may praise
Cobb, Snodgrass, Lajoie, and Speaker,
but take the hint and focus your optics
on the Dutchman in the race FOR the
auto
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23

Capt Zeider singled and stole second.
Tannehnrs two-bagger TO right scored
him
An unfortunate accident happened to
Mcconnell in the second. Unglaub stole,
and Mcconnell in trying to recover the
ball caught his spikes on the bag and
twisted his right thigh. opening up an
old wound. This necessitated shift in
the White SoX lineup Collins was sent
to cover first and Tannehill short. When
Parent batted for Collins in the seventh
the former finished out the game at short
and Tannehill went over to first again.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23
ATHLETICS WIN
OVERTIME BATTLE
Cleveland NOSed Out in the
Twelfth Session.

Philadelphia, Aug 22-The Athletics
made good to-day. but il took twelve IN
nlngs, three pitchers, two catchers. and
several pinch hitters 20 defeat Cleveland,
Z to s. The Athletics had a one-run lead
In the eighth. but the Maps tied It up
the tenth. In the twelfth the Macks
came over with the run that COPIED the
game.
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Runs-Chase knight. Warhop Mclutyre. Dele
hanty Cobb MoriaTity. 7. Jones' Daniels e. CIaw-
ford 81. Two-base hit-Crzwford. Three-base hits
Crawford o.. Sacrifice hit-Laporte. Stolen bases
Chase knight. Deehanty. Roach, Wolter. Struck
out--By Warhop. 2; by Summers. ;. Hit by pitcher
BY Warhop s. by Manning l. First base on balls
of Warhop. 8; of Summers s: Of Wiliet. 5; OF
Manning /. Balk-Warhop Umpires-Mes0rs. Per
rine and Dineen.
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Aola47ss-ss---sA = IT !
Newman out for passing preceding base runner.
fBatted Tor KuHfer IN the seventh.
Boston. .......-..-............ ! o o 0 . 5 z-s
St. Louis. .................... 0 o. ! o e.
RunE-FUTtOl. speaker. Stahl EnEc Newman
SchWeitzer %. Hooper. Wagner p. Three base hits
Hooper o. Home ulns-NeWuam. Hooper. Sacrifice
hts-PurtelA Lewis. stolen bases-Speaker. Hof-
man Lfft on bsses-Boston. 4. ST. Louis 6.
Bases OF b8ls-Of Cicottc 4 Struck Cut-By
Lake 4; b. Cic1tte. g. Umpires-Messrs. Eean and
OJoughlin- Time II eame-l hour and 50 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
All games to date.

At Lawrence-LaWrence. 6; Lowell. s. Second
Camc-LOwcll. 4: Lawrence O.
At INSTRUMENTATION. s; HaTerhin
At Lynn-Lynn, 2; Fail River l.
At Observation-Disclosures. 1; New Bedford 3
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23

huns-DeTOre Devlin. Merkle. Higgins. Movrey.
Bliss. Doyle. Snodrass Murray Bridwea u. Two
base hits-Drueke, Bresnahan Merkle Oakes. Three
base hits-Merble %. Devore Mowrey Sacrifice
his-MeyeTs. Bridweu Higgins. Double PLAYS
hugEins 10 Mowrey, Devore TO Doyle 70 MerEle;
DOYLE 70 Bridwel to Merkle. Nowrey 10 Bresnahan
% koncJ. Stolen bases-DevOre Murray f3l Bird.
well. DeTlin. Hit By pitcher-Bv Zmich !: bv
Crandall. Bases on balls-Of Zmich .. of
Ducke 2; Of Patton. Struck out-By Znicb 3:
by Patton, , Hits-Of Ducke in % innings.
on Zmich. in innings; Of Harmon. 2 in l in
ming Left on bases-St Louis s; New York. G.
Umpires-Messrs. JohnStoue and Eason. Time OF
game-2 hours and Is minutes.
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knock down the pellet, keeping the Kid
or third.
Mcbride lost chance TO live up to his
given name as the pinch hitter OF the
local crew when. with second and third
burdened, he aeroplaned to Zwilling in
the second.
The sox went out in one-two-three order
in the second.
White was run to shelter amid the
bowls of the multitude in the seventh
and olmstead finished Cdt the game.
allowing the locals but one run.
Lord laid down a buRt in the third. but
Elberfeld's throw to Unglaub was low and
the fast little player was safe
Gessler chung to a likely looking three
Dagger of Tannehilrs willow in the sixth
under the bleachers. and knocked in the
head what appeared to be a typical
White sox rally.
Walker caused zelder to fan the air
in his efforts 10 help Doc White out or
trouble in the sixth on three straight
balls.
The sorrel-topped gardener of the sec
ond cushion Of the Nationals pushed
sneaky little roller down the third-base
line in the third that looked good for
hit. as Lord was caught summing him
self, but the wise ones had another think
coming. Lord struck the scent OF the
slowly-moving pill. and by a trick Of his
own caused the ball to roll foul by an
eyelash. and Killifer was forced TO again
WELD the club.
Dougherty drew a pass in the fourth
and scampered down the frst-base line.
He advanced 70 the midway station on
Zelder's life-giver, and moved within
smiling distance OF the old home plate
when Elberfeld made a mess of Tenne-
hills wicked smash. and breezed over
the pan on zwilling's hard drive 10 Con-
roy. who made a spectacular backward
gobble. This ended the run-getting for
the White sox. as Payne went out via
the Walker Unglaub route.
Parent Datlng lQr (olllnSi IN tie
sixth. rolled one TO Mcbride and forced
White at second. and the fans drew
long breath for the first tine during the
game.
Phenomenal fielding by the new re-
cruit. Mclean. who. by the way, hit
ting Ike a demon. robbed 70 Tabasco
Kid and George Nc Of two probable
triples during the third and fourth ses-
sions
Gessler singled after two had taken
the count in the fourth. but was left
stranded high and dry without a chance
Of rescue when Bob Unglaub lifted to
Lord.
DR.. White, In other words the oficial
keeper OF the Nationals goat. singled
in the fifth: Collins and Lord booted up
10 Conroy. but Mclean was more for
tunate. and cracked out a two-timer to
right. his second. by the way, scoring
Mr.. White, but the speedy right fielder
was thrown out by a fast relay 70 FL
berfeld, in trying to rubber his double
into a three-Spot.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Observation-Disclosures 5. Minneapolis 0.
AZ Columbus-Colunbus, 2; st. Paul l.
At Toledo-Toledo 5: Milwaukee. 2
At acknowledgements, 0; Kansas City, l. SEQ
0ng game louisville ); kansas City. u
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23
NATIONALS BEAT
CHICAGO BY 4 TO 8
Doc" White Taken Ont Of
Box in Seventh.
WALKER sCATTERS THE HITS

Exciting Struggle Goes to Nationals.
Timely Hits BY Gessier, Becken-
dOrf, and COnrOy Figure in the
Victory--Big Crowd Hurts shouts
of Derision at Fellow TOwnsman.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23
DETROIT WINS FIRST.

HighIanders Are Defeated in Fast
Contest, S to 5.
New York. Aug. 22.-The Tigers de-
feated the Highlanders to-day, S TO 5.
Hard and timely hitting put the game
m fhe VISITORS column. Score:
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ICtlls- . y . d :
None out when winning rIn scored
xBatted fer Livingston IN the tenth.
iBatted for Dygert IN the tenth.
;Batted for Atkins in the twelfth
sRan - Houser in the tenth
Cleveland. ............ Oooi 0oiso e-s
Athletics. ............ Il OI -
Runs-stoysn, Lord. Lsioie, Niles Bah. DAVIS,
Barry Kruger %. Murphy a. Livingston, Hartsel
Left on bases-Athletlcs. 5; Cleveland. Is Bases on
balls-Of Hardness. s; % Koestuer ). OF Morgan
&, Of Dygert . Struck Out-By HsrElsss 5; BY
NorSan 3; By Dygert ,; By Atkins / Three-base
hits-Laioie. Livingston. Murphy t2l BAH. Two
base hits-Murphy Stovall. Sacrifice hits-Land.
Ball Stovau. Birmingham. Lord Barr. Stolen
bsses-Collins Birmingham. Land. Cmpires-Niessrs
Koren and Evans. Time Of game hours and 20
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23
TEXAS LEAGUE.

AT DaIlas-Dallas. 3: Shreveport. L
At Galveston-Galveston, 5; Waco g.
At Fort Worth-Fcrt Worth 8; Oklahoma City O
Al Houst0n-Houston 4; san Antonio. ,nina in
uincs. darkness
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23
GIANTS TAKE REVENGE.

Pttcherless Cardinals Are SmOthered
in Slow Game. II TO T.
st. Louis. Aug. 22.-John McGraw led
his Giants against Bresnahan's pitcher
less Cardinals this afternoon in the first
battle OF a series ana hewed or a large
chunk Of revenge for the maltreating his
club was given m the spring by winning
with the score OF Il to 4 zmich. Harmon.
and Patton were bit hard. Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23
POUND BURNS HARD.
Errors Help Dodgers Win n Good
Game, : to ..

Cincinnati. Aug. 22-By mixing hard
drives OF Burns with the errors Of the
Reds. the Dodgers won to-day. TO 5.
Knetzer started the game for the visitors.
but he was forced 10 retire when his hand
was injured by McLean's hot liner in the
fourth.
Dessau replaced him, and although he
was wild. he had the Reds guessing with
his wide curve ball Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23
GAMES TODAY.

Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
ST. Louis mt Boston.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23

= nun nIIc1rII. HTunneI. D1TidE0n. WhpGt
Bescher, Egan "a. Daubert 81. Two-base hit
Burch. Three-base hitS-Bescher. Wheat. stolen
bases-Egan, Lobert. Sacrifice hits-Daubcrt. Bor.
gen. Egan. Bases On balls-Ou Burns. g. an
Rowan, l. OF Knetzer. 2; OF Dessau 8 wild
pitches-DesSou a. struck out-By Burns. :. by
Rowan. 2; bx--Dessau. !. Left on bases-Brooklvn
6; Cincinnati Z Umpires-MesSrs. Rigler and Ems
lie. Time Of game hours
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23

cured Boston the game over ST. Louis
to-day. Hooper also got two triples and
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Washington, a. Chicago, ,.
Detroit, 3; New York, ..
Boston, ~ 50. Louis, 2.
Philadelphia, ~ Cleveland, @.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23
HOoPER'S CLOUTING TELLS.
Cleans Bases with Homer, Red soK
Winning. 5 to =.

Boston. Aug. 22-Six hits in the eighth
inning. including homer by Hooper. Sc
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23
! Patton were hit hard. Score,

'Batted for Harmon in the fifth.
fBatted Tor Patton in the ninth
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23

The White sox made things interest
ing after two were gone in the eighth.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23

Gessler singled after two had taken
the count in the fourth. but was left
stranded high and dry without a chance
OF rescue when Bob Unglaub lifted TO
Lord.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23

Stated for Mcmillan Ia the fourth. q q ,
iBatted for Meinke in the eighth
tBatted for Burns in the seventh
BROOKLYN. EOS 02OOO Is
Cincinnati. l 2OOOI Is
Runs-Nlitchcll. Hummel Davidson vvbpqr
BescheT. Egan %. Daubert 81 Twn.hasn hit~
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23

Phenomenal fielding by the new re-
cruit. Mclean. who. by the way, $ hit
ting Ike a demon. robbed 20 Tabasco
Kid and George Nc Of two probable
triples during the third and fourth ses-
sions
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23

knock down the pellet, Keeping the Kid
or third
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23

With Elberfeld on second in the initial
jumped into the way and managed to
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23

Parent. batting for Collins. in the
sixth. rolled one to Mcbride and forced
White at second. and the fans drew a
long breath for the first tine during the
game.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-23

Mcbride lost q chance TO live up to his
given name as the pinch hitter Of the
local crew when, with second and third
burdened, he aeroplaned to Zwilling in
the second.
Milford chronicle., 1910-10-07
Public Sale.

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