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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-12-14
CROSS HILL NEWS.
Items Of Interest Gathere there Dur.
Ing the Past Week.

sttmS vi IhttTtSt VhtheTe tueTe Dur.
ing the Past Week.
Cross Hill, Dec. 12.-Mrs. Bette
Calhoun died Sunday. December 11th.
at the home of her nephew, DR.. ]. H.
Miller. She leaves several children
and grandchildren to mourn, all of
whom live near Gainesville, Georgia.
One son, Mr.. William Calhoun, came
to see her Saturday. Interment will
be at the Presbyterian cemetery today.
The service will be conducted by Rev.
G. Nj. Hollingsworth. Pallbearers: S.
a. Leaman j. E. Leaman, c D. Nance,
j. Fl. Nance, Dr.. e. w. pinson and
Miller Pinson.
Mr.. NJ. b. Crisp, of Mountville. had
the remains of his daughter Mrs. Ruth
Crisp Bingham brought from George
town county last Thursday and re-
inferred in the cemetery mere.
DR.. +. w. and Mrs. Pinson and Mrs.
j. T.. !.eaman went over to Atlanta
last week to sec ben IIur."
Mr.. B. A. Wharton has returned
after an. extended visit to relatives
at Miami Florida.
Mrs. .;ohn Hanna has been quite
i'll the past week. Her mother Mrs.
Calhoun, oc Greenwood county. was
called to see her.
Two negroes. John Pail and Arthur
Cunningham had shooting scrap Sun
law tnlN oil
shot Cunningham through the leg and
put another bullet into his body. Ball
escaped unhurt. Cunningham was TAX
en- to the hospital, and while his
wounds arc serious they may NOT prove
fatal. Bail has Skipped.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-12-14
BOY FARMERS TO WASHINGTON.
'orn Prize Winners From Eleven
States to Visit Capital.

Upon invitation of Secretary OF Agri-
culture James Wilson the eleven best
growers of corn in tho country, chosen
from eleven different Southern States,
will be his guests in Washington this
week These leaders o; the nation S
farmers are mere boys-the winners
in corn growing contests. which have
been going on in almost every South
ern State since planting time last
spring. The boys. averaging from 10
to lG years of age, will come, one each
from the States Of Oklahoma, Texas,
Arkansas, Tennessee. Mississippi, Ala
bama, Louisiana, Georgia, South Caro-
lima, North Carolina. and Virginia.
The contests We're instituted by the
farmers cooperative and demonstra-
ton bureau, of the department of agri-
culture. through the medium of the
Byos Corn clubs. The trips to Wash
ington have been provided through va
rious means. In some cases individ-
uals have volunteered to pay the eX-
penses OF the prize winners from their
respective States. In other cases
State Bankers associations or other
State organizations have agreed to
defray the expenses of one boy for one
week. They Will then be turned over
to Prof. o. B. Martin. assistant to the
chief of the burear or farmers CO
operation end demonstration. formerly
of South Carolina who will act as
their guide while here.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-12-14
XMAS COFFEE
Every cup a cup OF Joy
Drink a cup of Good Coffee
and be cheerful, we have it,
phgne or call on us and be
convinced.

Best green Coffee. 6 lbs for .$l.00
/ can good ground Coffee for 10
1 lb. can good ground Coffee with
brand new nicke In each can for %
. lb pkg. rost Coffee with good
knife and fork in each pkg. =. 30
Dixie Land Roast Coffee, per buck
ct l.oo
3 lb. pail French Opera Coffee, ground.
with a nice cup and saucer in each
pail for only e. =. 100
Best Mocha and Java whole bean
roast Coffee, 3 lbs for =. e.. =. 100
Good sound, whole bean blended
roast Coffee. per lb. =. 20
h. pail Cracker Jack Roast Coff""
only .oo
French Opera ground Coffee, l lb
can ed
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-12-14
WIS. Eiliinm Y. pnrhs.

Mrs. fetha Westmorcland PARKS
wife of Mi William T. Parks, who
passed away at her home Mt Fountain
Inn November 81, was well known to
many Laurens people whore she fire.
mcntly visited her son and daughter
MIR. j. II. Parks and Mrs. II. II. Kenne-
dy. Until about six years ago the fam
lily lived in this county, near Joaquin,
Younps township. Since then they
have resided at Fountain Inn. The
deceased was about sixty years old,
and before her marriage was Miss
Westmoreland of Greenvlle county.
She is survived by the following child
ren: Mrs Givens, Miss Lizzie Parks
and Mr.. Swift Parks of Fountain Inn
Mrs. Charles Moore. Messrs Seab and
Thomas Parks OF Grcenvillc. and Mrs.
Hillary Kennedy and MIR J. III. Parks
of Laurens. She i3 also survived by
one sister, Mrs. r.. p. Adair OF Clinton.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-12-14
APPLICATION BLANK.
The Oliver Typewriter Co.

Gentlemen:-I accept your offer
of the latest model No. Oliver
Standard Typewriter for Seventeen
Gents Day. Enclose please find
SIS as evidence of good faith
agree to save IL cents day and
remit the balance, $50. in month
1y inStallments. Title to remain
In your name until the machine
is fully paid for.
Name .........
AaufesS ..........,............
Town ......... State ........
References ......................
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-12-14
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TJpeMritSs
The Standard Visible Writer

TIC Sthhdhrd EISibIe Writer
You need your Oliver now. It's yours
almost for the asking. The biggest
hundred dollars worth in America
n for Seventeen Cents Day!
Send along the Application Blank,
with small first payment of SIS as
an evidence of good faith
Your check is good-or send draft,
postoffice or express money order
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER co.
The Oliver Typewriter Bldg.
ChfeagO. Illinois.
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NOTICE
State OF South Carolina,
County OF Lnurens.

VOuTf OF TOmmOn FTCnS.
j. ID. w. Watts, Individually and as
Executor of j. Washington Watts.
deceased
Plaintiff
against
j. IL. Davis administrator with will
annexed Of Susan G.. Watts. ct al.
Defendants.
Pursuant to the order of his Honor.
John :. Wilson. Presiding Judge, pass
ed i'll the above stated case, the cred
itors of j Washington Watts are here
by called in and required to establish
their claims before me at Il Reference
to be held in my Office on the 2Oth day
OF December. A. ID. 1910. Also cred
itorS OF Mrs. Susan G. Watts.
A. G.. Todd.
Special Referee
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-12-14

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-12-14

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-12-14

Twenty cents week placed
With the Standard Building and Loan
association Will carry one share OF
stock
The sun., 1910-06-12

na1t n lhe Amegican Lsagus Thsy had
ne sped and etleaeth 70 Do - and IN
years When their laa9ua ~ q Wholo Wa1
Plagins the fastaF hoiL ms pomt. however.
simply this: In ne due coun9s oR evenia
ne AmeFioaa League has had tn pPt aside
veterans and recruit ypangeF an4 faster
men, A fgW yeas hack 3 waa The turn
of The National f.saRue 10 % 81. and the
result % aeteing younger and more amqi-
tiQus playera wag Q spaedier game. The
whirligig % time nnda The Ameriran l.eague
supplantlng veiernna with YOUNGSTERS On
bia scale this year and q cOnReQuent
Increase IN speed.
The balance of apsed beiween ths twO
lea9ues never h great, but What there n 4
likaly 10 continue % swing back and forth
% players rUnle and -. b0th leaHnqa
are iaai enough, but tho several teams in
the Amarinan league have hli 40 their speed
more over laet year thap any Naslnnal
l.eaEne team has don9. ald While The dyed
nge admit that the American has teams
playing the faster ball hs muei coneede
that thoae teams are ylayinG faster than
last year
The sun., 1910-06-12
tTRLETEs I'M ~ ANNAPOLIs.
Naval Aeaaeaiy Laas AlIn0st An Take
Part N aame Perm - apaVt.

ANxAPOLIs. June u BY the report Of
Lieut. ". y Jensen. Ohlcer In charge oi
physical training. II vas shoNn that on
January 1. 10 midshipmen wers enrolled
IN the different athletic squads. the number
of midahipmen then a. the Academy beinE
about 10. This proportion has been main o
tained through the spring. there haviaR
rarely been more than thirty midshipmen
Who did no, spend their recreation periods
in some active Sport. Football claimed
the largest number. re-. whiie baseball had
10. FIELD and gark ~. gymnasium team n
and crev Is.
The spseial obiects Of athlstics 81 the
Naval Academy we're stkued BY Lieut.
Jennsn 20 be -ul To give helpful open
air exerrIss for both body and mind 20 al
midahipmen durihe hgugs that are not en-
nioVed In studies OF drills. az The physl-
cal deveiopment Of al midahipmen. thereby
better httinG them foT she physical ehdur-
anre required through the active life % a
naval ofhcef ~ TRe development q self.
reliance, FesourCefulneaa. quick JUDGMENT
and decisive acti0n.
The discussioa d the hnHheial side Of
athletics 81 the academY y Of some Interest
muai be sscured through the oanfributiOns
on Oflcers and nitcnhipmen AthletiCa al
the academy a supported oy ne Nayy
Aihlstie Association. e9mposed naval
Oflcefs all over the world, and ne hidship-
srsnt eIi ,ses a. during the year and the
after tii ,bTT So maklng 4 total % 81. $50 a
Of this sum the lafgeet amount devoted
20 onS sport Was 70 football, q iss5l The
sum Of Ss ,Oti 1s vas dsyQted 70 BASEBALL
and a 20 % % roWlna The other sports
which draw upon the treasury are neld and
track rtne ahOotinR. fencing, BASKETBALL
Tvmnaslum IN Hhlch are Included NTestllnE
and sWimmingl and lac rOsqe.
The report contains an expllcN statement
Of the circumstances suFroundnG The lssu-
anos Of tickets 20 the anngal 4Fmy-Navy
I99tba game On Esait',Ags at,gs ~ PhssdSI- ss y
round numbsSs 3l.0oo SEATS Of thess the
army. navy and University Of PennsYl-
Vania zach has one-thlrd. The navy
has no entire section tor dlstribution 70 ts
Amer the issue OF certain complimentary
SEATS 10 the Preaident. 3enretary Of the
NaVy. &c. the ISSUE Of al other Tickets 70
memtera has been by IOt. The total nun
bsr q ssale ior ne 9ayy as -. Aftes
suDplylna the demands 81 aliciaia, membeTe
of team and midshipmeE there we're s.ssl
llcks.s Coz dis,r'oa,,Ss siH,sns ne -
ansativ al could not rscssVs four ticEsis
each, preference Waa shoNh 20 thoae Who
mad been loaaest members Of the aesocta-
ton
me sisuatkon a. remard the numbor of
Tickets 10 hs diapoaed 0f for the zane on
NOvsmhsF - nest IA not liksly % b better
IN fact owing 10 the oulH1ln1 Of The GaIne
iaai year ths demand ID llktly - b. even
FFaafsr, uhlls there y 10 neaaon 70 believe
that the numbsr 0f aeats WI b. increased
The sun., 1910-06-12
sTORM sPOILS YACHT RACE.
EasteFSy Gale Makes sound Tee Rough
for Nanhasset Bay 1aehts.


The noTtheasteriy gale kicsed up a his
.sa on the Sound Yesterday Tie hig
uaves rolled 70 high thai bit few Of the
seveuty-hve yachts entered IN the annual
REGATTA of tie Mauhassei Ray Nscht Club
we're able 70 reach the startinv line vhich
vs. % EVerution RocE Early IN the morn
ing tho regatta comm ttee had been
notified hv telephone tha, she a. footers
UonId not be on hand
They vent out of TIE rlub harhor NJ Port
Washington in q tuR. bot when fairly OUTSIDE
fhs tug danced about in q way that made i
unaomfaTtab abie Tor every one The hig seas
100 fairy srnof hored the vessel, and the
cafnmlftee deciied that q would ~ M
posaihe 10 anchor the tug and make q line
and % called The regatta 11
There Were about dogen sailing cfaI at
the I'm, Among them uere the ~ f0ctera
Aiera. Dah inda and lbis. the ~ ratega Cara
Mia aud WiudWard the handinap cia-s
ysrhts FeaTisss. acud and Interim. the "a
f00fers GRFdenia and lroudeuuot snd the
INV hug owned hv George \. CORY named
BIa Bug While sailing near the sfariing
line the Cara Mia parted her iib halliards.
A. annn a. the COMMITTEES made us ann0unc-
newt the yachts hurried away 70 their an
rhorsRas and no one found fault Uth the
e0mnllttee. but there we're many growis
ab0ut the weather
The sun., 1910-06-12
SEaWINHIKG r. RiCES.
sperlal and AnnusI Regattas % Ne saIicd
an the aagmd Nrxt Heek.


The regatta Committee of the Seawan-
haka Corinthian Yacht club has nnounced
the clas.ss Of Yachts 20 sail 10 its sperial
regatia 90 Friday. June -. and details of
the annual regatta on June 1s The sperial
regatta Will hs sailed on the sound Syer one
of the regular courses Cups have heen
offered for achOoners In ore class. Tor tho
one design So foot class for classes y and =.
ths New York Yarht club ~ footsrs. ths
Iewel = class ami seawanhaka rs footers.
The warning Hignal Wiil he made q, u ~
and the Arst class will start ten minutes
later.
The starting signal for the annual regatta
iii b. made az the same time on June Is
This regatta yin ~ for all classes and The
raraa are open There "a first prize IN
aarh class when tWo ya"htH sfsrt. q Second
when three start and a third " hen lye starr
There are also Dri1ea for wtnntng corin-
Titan crews The SeaWanhaka % fOoters
will race for the Leland cortnthia n chal-
lenge cun and the NeV lOrs iarht Club
W foo,ers vii race for the kobert Centre
memorial cup.
EntTies for the-e races must - made IN
writing 10 George D. Roosevelt rs Wall
street. or a. the cluhhOu-e ai least Twelve
hours prior N the start 0f the race The
race committee " & sherman hOFt, Victor
4 CumnOrh. Beverly r. Robinson Franhlin
RpminKton and George '. Roosevelt.
The sun., 1910-06-12
ENGINEER NARKSNEN WIN.
Tweuty-seesnd's nsvolyeF Tenm Defeats
aprand nafaesy shsta-

Tho serond revolver matrh between
ssarsa af ths Tgsnty-ssrond Regiment.
Ensinsers. y. q. n v. and the serond
nattery. y q. ~ v. on the Engineers
rsnre on Friday nirht rssulted IN another
vicfnry for the Engineer team. The hrEi
match vas ahot al the battery armory
several weeks hao
Ths aeorrs IN the serond mairh we're
Fnrinaers Lieut. ~ vten TE Lieut. uahh. a.
ranf Harp. 10 Cant Johnson. a. aergt heln .
g7 Cert lnrtFr lh AfrHf. Carrie "a Total "a
naffsn arrTt. d1gtf "a Merhalican Monsf
il-ui Hirfartaoa. u. Private TullT. q asTgL
love "a
The sun., 1910-06-12
!: ~ .: sSss'f .!s:s . sss & sss g q ' Z. ss e sE


Es = : sSES =: ' ss5 ssS B, %.s.: .s: S.y:i e
frninrh hV j ulufe
The sun., 1910-06-12

Cod ft4gii wrn dIlYilg. faselnl Flale, ~. = !,
q ~ Megi.aaeIll ". 911a,e sslsa ~ Ne
1nfrf f,atlr. iIlinef tE v n AeffNH-
TITlu aaGl
Gcsarmmb cups lrtnng. ilr nrug-aT alea
The sun., 1910-06-12

Ni l.nula baseball cfiticA aFa uHlna Wnfh
space IN attemuilna ~ eonringe aQineHPciE
1I@Vsra aud raaliN heionE 81 The taian1 n
ihe Amarican league race INeae frliain
4 Vear aHa hnundail ialnes Ne Aleff % aufn
an artanf that he was forced % flNe 40 ne
mana aameut 81 ne outs hfetN.
iha ainnnh of nranand ahNe ne u1ltI.Ar
nate lack ufunuoT, Who fucrael-rN N'In
ri the Mound tuY n q iarGgi ief lsfef
abuse w paeaiuf way ~ Ae
- ainna Oanriar lnmiuaHT N4AN.- kI|N
N9n deT Ahea Hrouus mnfo taaa lNAAlI
YaaIa $50.
The sun., 1910-06-12

bli o. neither lnstanos Eaa the huli dam
't'l hrl uhhd's mast Was solid wood
oar q Conformity with the internati9hal
lfhlmsrabls Instances could. however bs
gwen ~ solid wood masta fOinG BY the
5osra gthout causing any damage % the
RI here yei remalns come doubt ~ t9
rr-bsa'y u oagld only Be- asanlisiy se,iisd
' raHna ne boat o. at least sending
1..fs f1an 70 aacertain
Wen he eHia hoist VAS required for
.',., 's,.la. = sas, Of sogrse, nsscsssa1Ty 20
80 -ps- he oid one rad piece scarfed on
'e.0a de~k II " ssGgesied that the
'.|s rrnEs ai that point. o.. ~ amy raie
- here between the deek and the step.
I. ,hsi 50 q NOgld he essy % iHisgipe
20 through the bottom OF side of the
go" When he mae had gone overheard
a--e' rirhied and 90 hole vas visible
'"'rtrred in about fifteen minutes
20 time n The acctient The one
....- .'' .onFratuiaiion V tho ah.encs Of
.|f''''. niurtes 10 any one % board The
n ne CreN uers taksn on board
yer which happened 20 BE- near a.
mo and Sir James Fender and biz
here aftersards transferred % the
m Erin shere sir Th0mas ilptou
1rl entertained the CFev
o. 'heri is Q most uni9rtuuate one
s'.fF one wll sYmpafhize uifh Sir
FHrfet. Who has shown hiniself
-i'nndid sportaman. often undeT he
nlfaflna CIR unlstanfea. hrVu-
lsrf0Tmanss durinF ths dine titHd
.s AZ 'inE ~ Monday gave the im-
nat she Wea q muoh improved
a0uld ~ least. have given her
.. .IUo erts ioi Of trouble duIing the
SO i iyira in ~ 70 seven fath0ma
H-d t i NOT d. ided yei whether
T Rili ~ r1qdf ~ rnisa her
N10re Frederic Thompson ~ the
.lfH lachs Club o1eFed tuo Cupa
l.N'- n ne handicap class fh.e
f rreerna n ne Yacht owners
fFs recently Alfred Markav waa
fs1eni Hnd Nilliam 0'Nsii aecTe-
.a rHfea IN fhe twelve Champion
.F ~ rrHVeaard hav are % count
r.. f1f ne Thompson fr0uhles
-f H." rarff muai start .r rlrtt
We H.Irrer -iN hs HIl1u "a
F.ur .r t. q, b d.y .si0l ut'l
The sun., 1910-06-12

Although James Y Keene's sweep Won the
Carlton states ~ Gravesend last week
there remains some doubt as 20 Whethar he
u the best three year-pld IN training or not
sweep will have another chance 20 prove
biz worth " he starts In the ~ lOoo hruof-
lyn Derby. one mile aud . quarter, on
tuesday. In former years the Derry Wma
won by many great Thoroughbred Incl No
lnR the immortal Hanover, Russell, Dob
bins. Keenan, Handspring. oetaRun, honni.
bert. Major Dalnauffleld. Peter Pas nnf
fair Play HWeop uili not have II ~ Iurt
10 contend with tbs time. a. the ueno cnlt
= not eligible but Prince Imperial, Wnc
Waa lefi NJ the post IN the Carlton Aiahns.
viii surely 20, Whiie Daimaiiau. ala . Ntes
tim of hard racing Luck IN that exeat. VI.
face the barrier James ~ 0anuoT WI
start harleyth0rIue. uhq qan get inio iht
raoa with a twelve nouud allowance and n 4
greatly improved colt this season waldo,
supposed 10 he the coming three Yeaf-1ln
Champion before he local campaign qpenoo
= ellgibla. bat he y reoOgerina slowly ffoln
a foot ailmeHt aud may net q Az IlWIul
4 sou of cunard Who won the galdqfuia
Derby last winter \ here and hnA peaH
Falloplng a. N n0lntad for the Derby, IN i1A,
from pressnf indlnatious. WI - una ~ ~
mnst inteFestinR evehta decded ~ ~
DwyeF track
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-16
PITCHER EDLICk
RELEASED TOADY
Belt is Making Effort to Place Him
With Macomb in I'm. League,
But May Retain String
on Big Fellow.
CHANGES HAVE HELPED
General Belief is That Belt Has a
Stronger Aggregation With
the Addition of Two
Players.
CHANGES HAVE HELPED

IN sra
Pitcher Edlick was released today
by the Keokuk baseball management,
and Belt is in negotiations with Ma
comb of the Illinois-Missouri league
with the probability that the big. fell
low will be sent there.
Edlick should have little difficulty
making good in. the I'm. league. 1t
was thought earlier in the season that
he would hold down permanent
berth with the Indians, but with four
veterans on his staff Belt could find
little opportunity to pitch the big fell
low. And then he did not show enough
class to warrant his being carried.
With years seasoning Edlick should
make a strong twirler and it may
be that Belt will keep a string OF
some kind on him.
The team as it appeared on the
field yesterday looked good. Airing
at short is a clever youngster. He
has good eye for the ball, and sends
out short hits. He is fairly fast on
bases. Sammy Grodnick should hold
down second to the general satisfac
ton of the management.
The present stretch of games a,
home has been the most disastrous
Keokuk has experienced in a long
time. The team has always had g
faculty of taking things easy on the
home patch, but the past week has
been an exception to this rule
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-16
Have Something
Cool?

Then have your head crowned with
one of our LIGHT straw hats.
They're made to give comfort on the
most sizzling" days-$1.00 to $500.
Another cooler Is our short under
wear-there's much difference be-
tween the GOODNESS of that long under
wear and our short underwear as
there is between day and night. Try
it--and short underwear is what youll
always ask for. Fifty cents to sl.So
the garment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-16
DAYS OF DIZZINESS.
Come to Hundreds of Keokuk People.

Come to Hundreds of Keokuk People.
There are days of dizziness;
Spells of headache. sideache, back
ache;
Sometimes rheumatic pains;
Often urinary disorders.
All tell you plainly the kidneys
are sick.
Doan'a kidney pills cure all kidney
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Here is proof in Keokuk.
Mrs. Samuel Chambers, S13 Carroll
street, Keokuk, Iowa, says: MY kid
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plant. Ny back was lame and trouble
existed with the kidney secretions.
Doan's Kidney Pills, which procured
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proved to be specific for kidney com
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times
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-16
National League.
Cameo Today.

Cameo Today.
st. Louis at Boston
Chicago at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Pittsburg at New York.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn and Chicago
had fourteen inning russell, the lone
team winning. Barger brought home
the winning run. Tinker and Eyers
played great ball. r. Fl. e.
Brooklyn 1880. ...... ....3 II 2
Chicago 1880. ...... ......2 IL 2
Batteries-Barger and Bergen ald
Erwin; Cole and Archer.
At Philadelphia The game between
Philadelphia and Cincinnati resulted
in three-run tie in the sixteenth. 1t
was a great pitchers battle.
R.H. e.
Philadelphia ........ -. ...3 5 4
OluelHHdll ...s... ...1 )
Batteries Moore, McQuillen, Nor
an and Jacklitsch; Rowan and Nc
Lean and Clarke.