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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-05-03
WILLIAM CURTIS WET'HERILI,
Do You Know

Do You Know
that you can get almost any
thing you want to eat at our
market? 1t makes no differ
ence what you want ; if we
don't have it we will get it for
you if it's in the market and
can be had.
BOuilliOn Cubes
This is new one and good one.
A cup of hot water and one cube
makes the most delicious bouillion
you ever tasted. 3oc box.
Pimenti Cheese
A combination of cream cheese and
sweet red peppers. 1t just suits
the taste, I5c jar.
Weir'S Semi Mustard
It's the real German kind. Put up
in sanitary stone jar. The best
prepared mustard on the market
to-day. 15c a jar.
Kippered Herring
The "Silvocia" brand is too we'll
known to all if you to need any
talking about. When you say it's
the best of it's kind you say it all.
I8c a can.
Apple Jelly
homemade article put up in
pint jars. Never was intended to
sell at the price we are selling it
for Ioc jar.
Butterine
What's the use of paying to much
for a pound of butter when you
can get an article that is sweet,
clean, wholesome and nearly all
butter for much less money? Try
a pound of it, only 3oc.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-05-03
REFRIGERATORS

In looking around for RefrgeratorS don't for
get to stop here. Our Automatic Refrigerator is
among the best. In buying refrigerator the
perfect circulation of air, as this is the only
way in which you can get perfect refrigeration,
which keeps your provisions nice and sweet, and
your provision chamber will not get musty and
damp.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-05-03

Now comes the time to talk about one of the
most important departments in the store. That
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-05-03

a homemade article put up in
pint jars. Never was intended to
sell at the price we are selling it
6o, v0o n ;or
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-05-03

So and So so skirts May sale $1.o8
$I5o
u IS and ST. so Z" 1898
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-05-03

Now-right here-comeS the greatest bargain
of all, in the shape Of SC and 1oc articles, which
are too numerous to mention. This line is great,
and you will be surprised to see what you can
get here for these prices.
In Conclusion, call and investigate goods
and see what this store can do for you to help
make your home comfortable and coy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-07

..,z articles 5- ,urfhgari
The illa sstIs, ~ :. <,.roIs. and in
riding published IN d \ i'-''''S ''.,''
coIIier's Weekly by Alexander hume
r o1 are still attracting attention in
Fora, a, last summer number Of
the has,. rrfnr along the Atlantic
yOungs'ef' r.-.rs ...-..o.r4.
'OA'' ~, nir+uras i'm the s.. Nicholas
using 'H' o3o,. None Of them. how
article as NV ~. -..4 -. -ao hoard
ever, learned 10 S''.'.' ..l.l....
Callers Weekly mas just j'I" '''''., me
toIlowing letter sent to them to Ford
i0'S ~ rsnIv.
for DIS I.p' Wool,r,- New York cirv:-I
Collier ) &C., .-..-,...4 -, ,.,,,r anti.
was very much Interested d" o,.l 80.
Gle entitled h!"IIi- nv - WI, 49,
which came out in Collier NeeNIE Tor
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-07
JOHNSON HOLDS
j[FFR|ES HIGHLY
Is Not Understanding the Big
Californian and Will Train
Carefully.

NEW YORK, March 26.-FolIowirg
the announcement of Jeffries' training
plans comes the statement relative to
the conditioning campaign which Jack
johnson viii lnaugurate next month.
According to friends of Johnson IN
this city who are in close touch with
the champion the latter Is about ready
to forego his touring Of the country
and settle down TO a strict regime OF
training such as he has not undertaken
since his fight with Tommy Burns in
Australia some eighteen months ago.
johnson is said to fully realize the
task that is before him ia facing JET
fries and will not adopt halfway
policy IN preparing for the battle.
winch Will make him the supreme pugI-
Inst OF the world if he wins. ~ one
Of his followers put it the other day:
johnson is not the easy-goiug negro
when It comes down TO important bust
ness that many believe, and viii imme-
dately settle down to q gruelliug train
ing which will be equal to that PANIED
ny Jefirles. 1t will be the hardest work
mat ne has undertaken since the begin
nihg Of his ring career. and it should
ohng him to the ringside in perfect con
ultion Tor battle such as only Jeffrles
may be expected to mt forth. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-07
p 1es CURED IN 6 TO - DAYS

to FAzo OINTMENT is p ~ D9's >,
Bleed; e any case Of Itching Blind.
r.dsr's OF Protrudiag Piles in o sa
PARIS VI ,,I money returded.-Maas5v
. ' : ;. MEDICINE co. SAN. I.g,..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-07

additional SPORTS on Page Eighth
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-07

Has the experiment Of launching
these boards from chute ever been
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Pttsbur4, Z: New Serk, ..
BROOKLYN. ,; ~. Louis. Q.
philadelphia, :; Chicago. First game.
ChIcaEo. .: PhIiade,phIs. . second game.
Boston. .: Cincinnati %.



PiTrsRuEo. July u Matr-N-on had the
Pirates a. hts merry until the ninth inning
OF the game to-day HE final score Was
Z To- = In favor Of Pitt-burg McGrAv got
So excited over the turn the ninth inning
had taken b" rushed into the pitchers box
took the ball OUT Of MattN'- hand Just a.
he Wa about to make delivery and called
on Ame- 20 finish the ninth inning
clarke was the first man at hat in the
ninth lie waited patiently and worked
Matty Tor "A walk Wagner sent the bail
TO short and Fls'ch her fumhled II Hyatt
aent out Mathewson To- Merkle FLYNN
Ma sent 10 the bat TOR Nj he hnie and he
,Iouted one toward Devlin. Who MAS unable
"a hold u clarke scored and Wagner
went 20 third The crowd became excited
wilson followed with single. scoring
wagn-r and sending FLYNN to third Glib
ION. ~ wa- handed by Merkle. who caught
Flynn a. the plate O'j onnor Was aent
10 tie bat for Philippe ana Walked. nlllns
tie ba--- Byrn" calmly waited for
a, me ba-e- Mere nlled Wilson wa forced
ia. tying the score
ami the big New Yorker was evidently
not on earth a. he pitchei TWO vide ones
10 IeaGn ~ this Juncture McGray- ran
and called Rcd Anne. out BY this time
the IAN, ere craIy ana raised tremendous
uproUr Ames'- nr-t pitch was a ball
vent td- ana Leach walked. forcing Oib-
-pu with the Winning 'allN
i.ain-ld Ws- dong ui'eiy until the second.
vt-u Nurray ~rrIris st him by rAVping
out a -tngl. BridWrlI followed With
t-'pl" - RICH, u-l1 scoring Murray. D~y-
Ian follow ed ry t'umplug out two Dagger
scoring Br.iW-l
BriNe1l got ~ srong With the umpir"
IN the fourth hen he Na- allied out on
strikes III. nIent argument led "a bis
being ~"ai 10 the 'luhhou-" and Fletcher
nllel hI- position The -iNth resulted IN
q tally Tor the Giants. worked out hy MeTkIe
assisted by Meyers Nrrkie 'ripled to
ri-hr and -sor.n on hot liner from MeverS'-
hat NHirh -hot past Hyatt. The score
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BOD. 80 pfsr - TEEN " : f4.~si. gsshhi.
..fh e. hurt no 80 Ted ~ -
tHs-- s1s .i.tai.1e.i f"- no 'r.i 90" ga
b = s.,-.s ta-.s..a e. +, /. uss,~sa i.issa
49,, ,.,t :. ~ ~ 49, H., 90 49,, !.
n H ..n.s rtU H.rfuffs - b tiafa. uaal~v
- S..... ,issi -. Ss,ss ni /. IsTs
p n'us,sn. u iars.i 81 = = Ns'5i
isssisss iis,sai Aatsss5 - J {. u, %.
','-s.i.-s - " : led. 90 HI', y ~.
ssrin. o. 10 n ,os- f.sos - \ n Rs-i
Ntsay q. rsal y a'.ru,sn. : -ssss-' o !
S.sr-isi- ., 3 Z, us,.-ft.sa i,,.ssr Ne a.is- >:
,s-- i, ... Gs-l, H@n ~ ii Ssst ti.rss
y tsasn,,s. % inShir ~ as,h:
80, s ~ n1i,,,s o. 49, N ~ n's
Fi,s cup. ant -.-ond prize. found new
oSnsr- al tho winslup of the three dav
.oqInAm-h' Of tho Nai,onal frsisht trafio
coli Asss's iattou yesterday AZ the E--eN
COUNTY Ceun,ry Cub. fhe chAnpioG,.hlp
3 BaSton % FhiiSdelphis. Sho b.si
e sTy m H., The t mh he s.s nut 6ai
by S~eget. In addition - the play there
vas Esneral handicsp, In Nhl. h the winner
N4S W Lhisholm OF SCRANTON, -. sI-eI
cham piouship semi nnAI round-c n BuI
ion. rhiisds,phla. heGt Nat Duke. New Work
Marvin NeN NorS W and Ia play.
ftnal Round -BuNtOn beat SecgeT. . up and
IN play
ChAmpionshIP Beaten Eight-Sernl nnal round
=. Daniels. New lork heat \. q. Mack. New
YORK.. up and IN play. & " Booth. Detroit,
beat = Raymond. New York. up and 10 play,
tinAl Round Daniels beat Booth. up and To
play.
secend sistesn--seni mai round-I. " cra~.
! up and 4 10 play; u y. Hurd. New York. beat
G I. smith, New York; sup and 70 play
Final R0und--Hurd heat Crawford. M.
Second SKte~n BeAten EiGht-Semi mai
round e. N clancy. New YORK. beat {. W.
lork. beat 4. } FLYNN New York, by default
Final Round-ChAhey beat Maynard. up and
Z 10 play.
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GOLF JOURNEYS FAR AND NEAR
orr NINs - HROOkIt ~ or
IST PtRk EIGNTS
-~s~s, apaar- siss~ satsh Ersus Z K9r
N-~ thaniPisa fsr FrslSht rraEl~
N-ss-istlsn Prsarv-s % uTrttsa
Nsasis art N - nsk santr, ttuls.

lualifY play ant tho 0raf Fnuni ~
utstHF~- rptTs~t 'h- Start IT ths ur-t up~n
tournament ~ Inr.--t Trk Yesterday ~
~ Hruoklyn- Forrest PARA Golf ,Iub.
merger that dtr~. - the days shsn the
puhIh. 'oaf-- "a. ~ - ,nisnry There
- rsh variety 1T prtx~-. tnClldins the
initial Offering of tho ksgis bronze. and
from tho in- programme and very en-, tent
mana Svmrnt there might veil have bs~n
mar. To start than the thirty-- Who drove
on
The couT-- has several very good holes
and j. a hns test 1T the game except On the
putting greens. Nhi,h are worn and humpy
No. bump. Wsrr a. cruel Ia the putting
enort- ~ the hom" a. 1T the f"w PLAYERS
from dt-tanss that all faTest alike
N having their hoped for three hols- made
a couple 81 strokes harder by misfortun--
on the gr-rn- II would not take much
nancy or trouble to make the course equal
to the links at a private club
Maul~fcrt'- ~ lei for the sore priEe
in the medal play. Swerny. who had
hreu tho starter until relieved by Prr>i-
dent J. l. Nichols and wa, lat. IN beginning
his golf came IN with 20 lie had a great
recovery from the trees on the sixteenth
and made S where trouble had been al
most CERTAIN and after driving into trouble
on the ssNenteenth. having to Use a nihlick
for the second holed In = and 20 saved the
syOre prize q q. Baxter after on
the fifteenth looked to have 81 well beaten.
nut n on the next hole settled his chances.
The outward nine holes are 2,eo yards
a nd coming VA i 2IJp. =. DeverouI Lord
holds tn. amateur record at 20
T. q BAXTER met With an unexpected
defeat ~ Ju-ter an unattached player of
good style hut the hest match of the first
round Wa- between SNeeny and Carr, the
two cracks 81 the Tournament that fate
had paired early IN the Tace carr. no
4 al not tkAyed over the course before, dii
y Ia the Klalifying round All the holes 90
ing out Mere hAlVed except three. SNeeny
getting the third 10y yard put in 3, carr the
siNth through the best second shot IN and
SWrruy the eighth by the better short
game after the poorer drive TINS lsit him
Carr could never quite outplAy HIM. aud a
Z on the hnmn Rreen made SMeeny winner
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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
STEW ARDS ACTIVITY ar iONk-
ERS - COMMENDED.
Questions a. to Keep MoNtng's Defeat
May Lead To Vigilance Eesii"n
That jockeys who Ride Querriy Can
Be suspended for lncompetency.

Dor the first time this year on the lo"al
racetraCks the turf orficial~ hAV" ralled a
Jockey before them to explain "a queer looA
ing ride Al Empire cay on "wednesday
the stewards asked Jockey Ar hihild
why he kept the mare Keen Moving under
rect RANT all the way instead pf taxing her
TO the front Archibald. who was IN trouble
IN california some time ago. said that he
rode the mare according to IA" instruct ions
given To him hy her Owner. % \ BAN M.
whose turf alias i Doggie smith. The LAT T.
ter when placed on th. carpet corroborated
Archibald and declared that h" had told
the jockey 10 wait because Keep Moving
mad sore knees with these statements
~. orded the stewards decided tn let the
matter drop
Befor" this race was run certain thing
happened that were not inquired into by the
stewards In tho paddock a. soon AS III"
Jockeys were announced rumor spread
that Keep Moving -wouidn't do and that
Imitator ~a- the real money Keep
Moving had " on he last time out IN brilliant
style and Was therefor. installed favorite
by the Students Of form Bu' the paddock
-harps didn't figure keep Moving nj all
and as a result she wont up' IN the quota
tons the aforesaid -hATp- meanwhile back
ing lmitator with remarkably" confidence.
coming out OF the paddock the horses Mere
closely inspes ted Ke-p Moving looked nt
ah'i NV r'HNNH'N W 'N'''' ''''''''' ~ -
paddock rumors were sure the mare wouid
win But whom Keep Moving WR- ridden
under restraint from start to finish While
lmtAtor th"hkn b"a'eh uh'N p'N'''N w
Queen Marguerite. Was evidently doing her
I..t Their. was a howl Of protest from tho
,.,,A .,.,d
$40" n' ,,.s ..,-,.- -,
" Was WIN ie~linR OF sstlHia' ION 'h't'-
fore that the students OF form learned oi
the sudden artivity In the stewards pagoda.
Tb.y aid that in view Of many aue.r
l"ohihE t"''- h''' .nl- -''"~'h ~ Wa ""'''
time that the -"aTyhlight Was brought info
plav and while the stewards dismissed the
10 ,,I.r, after hearing the t.-ttmony Of
- 49,, -, ~. = - ,.,..-.....',. -.
Ar'hlh'" anu man, ~, 'h~ H"l''eN~l"" VS.
'r-atcf that IN" J"'k"y 'lnh VIII TAX"
measures IN future to rid the turf ~ some
., 80. ,nde.,r,bI,s hat bay. ,ofu. her.
~ ~ i
rom ",heI IRA NJ
wrong with Keep Moving's race said
y,izzIe, huffman ye.teYday The cir
.,,,,,-,,n,.o. ,.,,,,n,ed a ,r,s.-e,,,,,,,,.
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Mcintosh ras a strong supporter OF the
negro and backed him heavily. Il never
-AW JcfTr.r- when he was the champion,
said the Australian yesterday. but didn'
b.ii-Ve at he best ne could have heater
johnson When johnson whipped Tommy
Rurns at sydney | reached the Conciufion
that the negro was a phenomenal pugilist
the greatest IA defensive tactics the world
had ever seen and with that belief could
not ses how JshrieS had chance. There
isn't man IA the ring to-day who can
heat johnson II he takes care Of himself
hell he the champion for some time d
like to ger hum to visit Australia again
Mcintosh has Bin Lang. the Australian
heavyweight. with him and y willing 10
match him with sam Langford. Joe Jean
netts. kaufman or ANY other man barring
Johnson Lang j. q sturdy looking fellow
Who l. visiting THIS country for the met
tim" Las winter no kno"ked out the
am enL FttEslmmOns IN Australia.
Promoter McCarey announces that
Frankie Couley. the Pa"ihC Coast bantam
Champion, viii meet Abe Attell in a twenty
I've round bout near Los Angeles on July -.
InI- - further cyidsnce that the native sons
are going To- resume the boxing game in
alifornw unless Gov. Gillett again puts
his foot dpNu
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SPANISH BOITS EXPECTED.
sontier class Representatives VIII Arrive
on August n.

BtsToE July - The three spanish
sender class boats that are ~ meet a similar
number representing the United states In
the International sender races on Mar BILE
head beginning on August ~ are expected
- arrive at MaThlehead August ~. which
will give the boats = few days TO be tried
out under ind and water conditions that
ra'e~
\ T.. Dorira. the owner Of one OF the
spanish boat, -eleCted. saw aGtlNe serYlce
Tor Spain In the cuban war ia is9s. The
boats together With their owners are
h"nth. gwn.1 ey Jose Arahs' nNice-presi-
poo-s'. owned Nv Me-zrs Eheguren and
lh"rra Of tho Real Club Nautico de san
Sebastian. Mosquito N owned nv Vic.
tnTiano 7. Dorisa of the Real club lie Re-
gata- Of N1ntInhnT
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MERTON trirkrirrs heat New York
Veterans.

eran- of the Merton cricket club defeated
the New YORK. Veterans AZ IIaverforl to-
day IA one at the closest mat he ~ the
season by -igh' runs. Batting uTst. Merton
complied tutdt ~ 10 runs. - Of whtc n
woT. carefully scored by 4. - Gresham.
Pr~ndrrga-t Was IN good form with TIE
hall tor The New Yorker. taking seven
vi, kFt- for ~ runs. With Tour New York
Wi"k"i- down for only ~ rIIns, DANNY
partu.red psane. and the best stand Of
IN" day wa~ mad" THIS partnership
brought ~" -'or- Up to re- with slN
Wi"ket~ down. y. runs needed 10 Tia and
ONLY half an hour 10 play Tho match look 81
10 he . draw. but wiyket- b-gan 10 fall
MESSED tNr minutes before time was ~
for a I'll ~ IhI
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Runs Boston Collins Miller. AbbAucchio
uechio, GrahAu LEFT On bases Boston. = t1n
cinnAu, pouhle plays Hobutscl NcAillan
and HohlFeil nowury. IgAn And Hohiitkei
sharpe and brock STRUCK out Hy IroCk. y by
Burns. ny Benton. Passed bsll clarke
on RurnS 1 M Nv pitcher ~ Re.be sharpe .
by Burns lGrAham' Umpire In chicf-Iohnson
Field umpire ason Time hour and 81 min
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~ OkiNhome CitY =Okiahona city. o. paIiAs :
~ ShreNe port y Port Worth, \ Shreveport. :.
~ " arO firSt game GalNcston. 5. Waco, n
Srcond Canie-Na ro, ?. Galveston.
~ Stn Antonlo--San Antonio, s. Houston l.
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~ IohnstoVn John stoNu, ? Lancaster l.
NJ York Altoona 4. NOTk
" iradins ltradiug. q Harrisburg.
~ Trenton " liiamsport. q. Trenton. 3
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81 Greeuvill~ -tsrscnViuc. =. Wtnr Ton SaerI
~ Greensboro First game Spar'ahburg
Greensboro. n SECOND game #SpartanIIrg, .
Grrcnsboro I
AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. g. CARROTS. :.
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EASTERN IFtGJE.


BALItNoKE. July u The SsesteT- '4rrci
ne trick the Orioes 20 day. taxing them into
amp by the sore % 70 tsthcr ust OF
he Jersey Ctty Ntu be out OF tfs game for several
lays due TO being hit on the ANKLE hy hard
hro~n tAl Manager Dunn has been notified
hat Ne WIN In day OF lNo reeve ihrheT NJ
nhlLadelphlA Nationals b. him at tue beginning
n the srAson The srorr
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snnIh Atlantic Lragnr

~ augusta Iir~t game AuEusts l. Ssvan
nah. q ScroId rarrr..Augusts. y savannah.
Forfeited.
" Moron Narnn :. JArksonNt'ie
" 1Inmhus lnLu mbuh. 3. Column hlA. :.
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vgr. HrunhIyn wheat Hummcl. 7. smith
- ioui, kpn"t'hy sacrifice hits smith.
TNau.. Fir,. i.snnoA llouhlr plays huEgin-,
Iiui~uit' 1ad Knnetchy Hummsl and naubert
Stolen base IsAus. Davidson. Hlt by pitchrT
Hy J1rrIiUu dalton. IsnnoHi. FIRST base
hsiis uH S~Ahlnu. O. IN corridor. struck out
rIt ,,aulou. bE Corridon. Left on bases
lt~li umpire. Kane Time hours
ra,t.,usPHt, : r.r. =. ,HtDA0o - g.. I YtRsf
sNNF
IHiCau0. IuIF q ,hisAgn and Philadelphia
hr,tLe even il double h~sa~T here this afernoon
Ir he urst game tn rhiillcs scored three runs
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LnfH's ~ q % Tstal. = tEN .
'Hfftri ~ . fuiuns In ths ainth inutas
lau %
Hnsffin 20 % o
Hfuu UHsfuu Na-sprf ruo hHsr hlfHThair
r.l s|H.r nffs uInI anufur Watt ltuuhlr pdaY :
tss IuFf " agusr And NfNhi - irft 1n sasss
Nua'uH e. risa9u Ilfst hasf halls 80
"a .uUa. o. 80 Whit ftrst tNss on sFfufs
e. d. aru isfst leo -'FurE gatt uY ~ tlins.
o. Wtr Wui pif.h ~ lite mtlrv IVAN.
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NJ Toledo ~ Paul. I. Toledo, O
~ Louisville Louisville, I. Milwaukee q
~ CoiIrnhuS NinneAuoiis. >. Columbus l.
NJ Kansas CIV Kansas city =, Indianapolis.
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Runs Nssars Zimmerman Meyer louden
Mueller stolen has ioudcn Sacrifice hits
Nty Hrodls Zimmerman SArrinCc nis~ Rrofir
Kelly Two hAse hits Fiiyserald. tronin. Hor
mar Kelly {. Meyer Double plays loudrn
and Agler. :. WsldAy CTouin collins and FttK
gerald Yirst bsss on bAns on Cronin. s OF
Mueller Struck out Hy Crnnin. I. by Mueller.
l. Hit ~ pitcher ~ Mleilef Au' iirst base
on error. Ne~ATE. Lrr on base~ Newark
pTovtfsnee Umpire in chiei Murr.Y Fi-id
umpir. stafford Time hour and N minutes
az TORONTO FtEsr 0snE
buffalo n -
Toronto . J " . . J
Batteries NoHtukis. DubeC. MAArksy and
Williams Newton. smith NrGinicy aud Nc
Alnstsr
Buffalo n
Toronto q y ] i ID =
Batteries Nowinkie, Duh~r aud Woods Carroll
and NeAiister.
dorchester q - 49,
Montreal y 4" q II ]
RstteTtes- Rsgon and Blair. hutche and
Curtis
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Connecticut League.

~ Spin gnetd- -s'pfingheld, a hartford
~ Holyoke -Holyoke. 4. waterbury. =
~ Northampton Northampton. >. New Bri
tain.
Ai New Hayrn Bridgeport. I. New Ha~sn.
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Cotton states League

~ Greenwood Greenwood. .. Jackson. o for.
fctedl.
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two or Nhen ~ inning run Wss soored
'As,,ed inr Hrkschnie N the ninth inning
'Pattsd for -nrld In the etgh,h inning
,Batted for Phiulrpo IN the ninth innins
AZ H1,. ":SSS :
p,,,-bDrr CIArsc wagner Wilson Gibson Two
bAsS hits neNlin SnodErAS Ihre. bAss bite,
u STS, . os nsro or bali ~ s a OF
Inrs nr Nsthss 'on siruck out ~ LEI
~ ID isiasd sia e,sbi inp,hs,. on Msise~sos
70 ciEht sad TAO ihlTd, inn,nss Passed ban
brennan Time / hour and 80 minutes.
RFonELYN. , ST LorIs ~ -.
- InrIs. July ~ Brooklyn won from
~ Lou. to-day Ivy hitting corridor IN the
ninth inning ITO the 1nal round of play
pahler'S men had made only one hit on
, ,rridon ~ Louis managed 10 bunch two
tit- ~ the seventh and along with a sacrifice
and an error by catcher Erwin allowed the
ipok.d aWfully good. especially 40 Nth
, prrIdun pitching 'iptop ball
Th.r the usual blow happened that NJ
Io-'uga gam" ~ the ninth inning Wheat
vailed 49, q start"t Humnel singled to
"sutrr. Davidson singled to right and
Wheat by making great slide beat fllis'-
throw 10 the plate and Humfnel went 10
ihird I.rnoN ried ia Oake- and Hunmsl
scored Davidson stole ,-r'ond I Smith
singled 10 right. De-, idson pulling up 81
third braun hu u" konet'hy and David
son wa- caught ~ the ulate S'anlan -ent
a high ~ lu-' behind >hor' which HulSwitt
aIIo Ned 4" -lip through he hnEerS and 7
smith rounrei Bur,h rolled to HuzEin-
for the third ont
Konetrhy ia the seventh singled To left
.uI Wa -acrih,e 81 bN Evans Phelps hit
= long single 10 night winch BuT'h neldcd
I,,,k t,uiskly to ~" uista catcher Erwin
,u.d.. \ weak stab ~ the bounding ball a.
4 ouatchy was rounding thifd, and when
,br -phere got away and rull"d INTO 'he
UrooElyn bench kousv counted. MpNTsy
q, al uulsWt'' sent boVudsT - I
smith and expired ~ nr-i corridor
famed
The score
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