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The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-04
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The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-04

Constipation is the starting point for many serious diseases. To be healthy keep the Towels active and regular. Herbine will remove all ao- cumulations In the bowels and put the system in prime condition. Price 50c. Sold by Jackson Drug and furniture Co
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-04
A lumberman ] sulcide.

Anthony. Kan, July 27.-E. E. Wise assistant manager of the Long Bel Lumber company here, shot himself with a small rife Dependence and poor health, due to the intense heat are given as reasons for his act.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-04
Ten Commandments for Mothers

1. Feed your baby from the breast possible 2. Feed regularly; not whenever the baby cries Don't feed the baby of fruit or tea coffee beer spirits and give solid months Feed only PURE milk
 Bathe the baby morning in water and in hot water three times day. Always baby when the diaper is changed
 5. See that the babys bowels daily.
 6. The baby should sleep ALONE-in crib.
 Give plenty of fresh a-always windows open Keep bedding clean and always actual use g. LEAVE THE BABY ALONE
 10 Lest ogetLEAVE THE BABY AIONF Don codde or fondle him, or make him show before visitors.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-04
SLAIN IN HIS TENT.
A YOUNG KANSAS FARMER SHOT BY As3AsslNs AS HE
 LAY READING.
PROBABLE MOTIVE ROBBERY

Body of William Miller, Who Lived Near Great Bend, Kan, Found With Bullet Hole in His Head-Man and Wife Suspected.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-04

Salina. Kan, July 29.-The hot, dry wind which has prevailed from the south for four days became refreshing when 1t shifted to the west and had It's effect on the temperature. The tenn perature of 10S degrees began to fall. It is estimated tat upland corn has been injured 25 per cent.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-04

Waterville, Kan, July 29.-Hot and dry weather continues here. The ther mometer registered 100 degrees in the shade. A hot breeze has been blow ing all day and the corn has suffered Corn is late and will stand consider able dry weather yet.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-04
HOW TO SAVE THE BABY
BY DR. w. K. TERRIBERRY. Head of Junior Sea Breeze Hospital and Expert 0

milk impossible feed plain cows milk but and fresh.
 juice should given daily and barley at least every other day
 Grues of and brohs, be babies in their second
 babies months old the juice of half When two years old a couple of oranges should be given. things keep the baby it's clothing and it's sleeping 
 Babies will The greatest danger chemical changes babys food All food absolutely fresh prepared absolutely clean vessels Plenty of water inside and will help the baby live
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-04

Dodge City, Kan. July 29.-Five consecutive days of 100 degree weath CT is unusual, but it has happened three times since the weather sta tion was established here. The re cords were in July 1890, 1892 and 1894
 Emporia, Kan, July 29.-The high Dst temperature was 105, with min mum of so degrees at o'clock. Farm CTS say the corn crop will be total loss. Pastures and meadows are ra. pidly drying up and fruit is whitening
 Vermillion, Kan. July 29.-Hot winds are blowing here and unless rain falls soon the corn crop will be ruined. The thermometer registers l02 degrees in the shade.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-04

From the Southwest American.
The sun., 1910-05-21

Convenience comfort time and cost are essential
considerations in travel. For the business man the
fastest train with its additional appointments is
necessity To the tourist travelling for pleasure, or
the family, the slower train with the same comforts
and convenences of rstclaSs railway travel appeals
The Pennsylvania Railroad trains between New
York and the western cities accommodate all classes
The busy man uses the Pennsylvania Special
to and from Chicago because its schedule does not
interfere with office work. To St. Louis he uses The
24-Hour ST. Louis" because it is fast and reliable.
The less strenuous traveller and the family party
will take THE Pennsylvania Limited" the worlds
standard passenger train, or the New York and
ST. Louis Limited" which are Just as luxurlouSy
appointed and provide all the comforts and con-
VenenceS of home or hotel.
There are also express trains on fast schedules
with sleeping cars, dining cars and coaches. between
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and
Chicago, ST. Louis, Cincinnati and Cleveland, which
leave at convenient hours and provide high grade
accommodations.
The dining car service Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road has been long and favorably known for its
excellence.
The sun., 1910-05-21
HARVARD ROWING RECORD.
varsity EIsht sets New Marx fer Miie
and seVen-eIghths.

NnfNlNN EN.uN VIZ WV NAAFa ~ y @AAsN
and seVeO-elEhths.
CAMRRIpGE. May 20 A new record for
The one and saven-eighths mile course
over stiIl water In the Charles River basin
WAS made by the Harvard varsity crew
in a practlce row with the freshman eight
this afternoon. The old record Of minutes
a seconds. made in the race with Columbia
on April ~. Ip0o. was lowered by nearly
a minute. The crew management would
NOT give out the time. but admitted that
the course was covered In less than an even
nine minutes.
Incidentally the varsity defeated the
freshman crew bv four lengths and showed
its own ability 10 keep no a high and efec-
tive stroke over the whole of a short course.
The varsity left the line 81 thirty-eight
sirokes 20 the minute. and did not drop
until a lead Of nearly length was ohialnsd
% the Other crew nr@SSs soys,s .ie ~ ,S.0 ssS
thirty-three and thrty-four 10 the minute
md Nsnt up aEatn 10 thirty eight at the
nnish. The water conditions were tavor.
ahie. except that there vas cross WIND
neaTing the hnish.
he expected 10 do in tho cornell race here
on Nav ~ The showing ihts afternoon "a
rnr-idered very favorable. lh- varsity
h.st NJ freshmen by a much larger mar Sin
Than ever before and had an elective drive
a. The finish Of the stroke and plenty of
endurance
The order Of rowing
Narsity strokr. cutter. g. Waid q Newton.
s. Harou g. WithinEfou = haicn. = sargent
Freshman itroke. G0odale Monati q slrai
Ton S kcays 4 lincoln Me- a. :. g.. tnuer'
bgE Warren. ruAsNaiu Ahrles
The sun., 1910-05-21
ArTELL SHADES MURPHY.
0lh Rivals Meet In Tea ROuRd Beat ~
Natlonal sporting club.

Abe Attrll. the feaeherweiEht champion,
shaded Harlem rOEmy Murphy In faas
aud clever ten round nght at the National
sporting club IN West foTty fourth street
last night. Murphy put up q good nght
throughout the contest and through biz
clever foot work managed 10 avoid several
good sNings from the champion. In the
seventh and eighth rounds he rushed 81
Altell and sent In several good left swings
TO the Jaw Near the finish Of the eighth
round hr had Atteli on the ropes. sending
In short body blows.
ln the final round the Harlem man tried
10 make up for the previous rounds, which
favored Atiell and rushed at the champion
Atiell was there and used good ludgmeuf.
sending IN right aud len ~ lngs TO the Jaw
aud head while Murphy's blows went wud
Tom O'ROuTse. the manager II the CLUB.
refereed the bout Before the light began
he apOlogged on behAlf OF the club for the
mistake Referee Hess Made last week In the
Crdss- BALDWIN fight
Attell began by placing q short left g
the face aud the Harlem boy put hls riGht
10 the stomach They then mixed u ~
and both sent in short body punche-.
Attell then missed an uppercut, Mufphy
sidesteppinE Atteu Opened the seeqnd
he miIup that followed Murphy put =
left and right on the Jaw. Attell swung
his LET 20 the Jaw and iabbed the stomach
with his right. Both missed uppercuts a.
In ths third round Attell rushed in With
his head down amt sent Ia some good ane
10 the stomach Both were clever on Their
feet Attell iahbed Murphy three times
a. the nnsh nf the round Atfell trteu q
new style OF lighting In the fourth round
and on the break vas very clever. sendlnR
I'M shOrt hooks and body punches Murphy
rushed IN and pat a right swing 90 the lsN
and then sidestepped a swing from the
chamnion both used good fOOtNOrk in tha
round
Murphy opened the nth round by pl4cinF
lsf' on the face 1nd A,isi Ca Ssna a.2.s, peSS
boys head back Attell missed . sWipg
and they Clinched Attell was good ON The
break and sent IN some good abs % the
face In the sixth round Atteil sent hs
lefi 10 the Jaw and Murphy came hack witn
his left in the same place. both missed
several good swings and near the bell Mur'
phv Sent MS right 10 the stomach.
Attell rushed In tha seventh round ana
sent len and right 10 the head. Murphy
came hack with "A right 10 the unOuth 4nd
they Clinched Attell then sent IN his lelt
and right again To the iaw, which made
Murphy shake Murphy then jabbed the
face ln ths, 4 ghth round Murphy rushed
and aant IN several good labs To tho body
While he had Attell on the ropes Ahel
sent his let 10 the mouth IN the ninth round
and Murphy Clnched They both hung on
for a second OF two and Attell showed his
cleyaFness in the breakaway by putting IN
several short hooks.
In the hnal round Murphy rushed. but
Attell vas too clever and walked ayey
from several vicious .gnss ,h MSh,phya psSa hs Issi
sWinFs 10 the Jaw. Murphy swung Wild.
m vas a good dFht and both boys received
a hand when they leit the rtnE.
The sun., 1910-05-21
New Nerk, y; CineinnAtl. 3.
fhlladelphla. n; ". I.suls. 9.
A. Chieags- nam.
AZ PIIIslDarG main


Nav TORG IN. L.. CINCINNATI. =
CINCINNATI. MAY ~ The Giants made Il
two out Of three from the Reds to-day
winning the final game Of the series by a
score Of TO ,. The team gave Drlcke
excellent support and assisted by the poor
hase running Of the home team prevented
them from scoring more than thrce runs on
thirteen hta
Umpire JOhnstOns had a strenuous time
during the game. lie sent McGrAw. Latham
and Grifiith 10 the bench for noisy coaching.
Chief Meyers thought a ball was a strike
and he was sent oH tho lot for saying 30
too emphatlcally.
Hoblltzel. the local irst baseman. was
badly spiked In the hand by larry Doyle
when he was trying 20 touch the second
sacker out OF hrst. Ne vas forced 10 re-
tire. Mitchell taking bis place and McCabe.
q youngstsr. Was sent TO the Ouined.
Charles the local utility man. made his
debut ~ short to-day. az DOWneY the Reds
regular shoTtstOp. has an attack Of grip.
The teams started on by each acquiring
a run in the initial inning. Things then
proceeded quietly until the ihlrd. when
Gaspar made the mistake Of passing De.
wore. the first man up. Clean singles by
Doyle and Seymour pat the first run over
and then Bridwell GOT q hit 10 centre which
filled the bases DeviiR p0Dped for The
second ont az this Iuncture. but herkle
produced q hne two hagger that cleared he
hase- Reebe relieved Gaspar IN the fourth,
hut u took him an inningtO settle dow n. and
the GIANTS added another With a ave run
ead the team played splendid balh and
though nricke was BIT safely IN nearly
every round tho Rsda were pteycnte1 from
catching the visitors.
RIster Iiesrher Vas the local hero to-day
TIe got three hits. scored two runs and
i ole threa bases The score
The sun., 1910-05-21
Dr. I.asEsr sails for BuenO. Ayres.

Dr. g. IaskeT. chess champion. the first
master holding that title to visit south
America. sailed for Buenos Ayres on me
steamship Vassri of the lamport and Holt
Lane from Brooklyn yesterday afternoon.
At Buenos Ayrcs pr lasker has an engage
ment Of four weeks with the Club Argentine
de- edreZ and he expects also IN play
elsewhere before returning. In al he viii
remain about six weeks. u l. his purposs
then 10 20 TO Europe Asked concerntne
return match for the championship with
Cart Schiechter. Ur Lasker said ne undey
stood that he Austrian was expected -
come 70 America IN he fall. IN whirh event
u match could not be- arranged until 1911.
The sun., 1910-05-21
YachSlnE NOles.

Rohsrt Treat Paine ,ds sloop Humms Il IN
romFnissinn. She hss ieit South hostun Tor
Marhiehead
CommodoFs Y lewis Ciark's schooner yArht
Emerald sill a. IN commission on June II at
Nee t.nndon. She is nov hitting out - iawlry's
The "a foot motor cruiser Mehel. owned b,
y y Thompson will BE- launched from Lawiry =
shortly and Will be uted for cruising on Ire Mas
saehusstts and Maine cOssts
The annual cruise NJ the Rhode Island Yacht
club will he June - 10 ~ II will probaby h.
biind cruise aud the commodore viii signal
ths daya run each morning
Taunton dory sailon are e3peried 70 chal
Itnge ne MASSACHUSETTS, Dory Association for
rnrf for ne permar uophy The Ora, esend
d0Fies tried for ihis pFlye lat summer
The sun., 1910-05-21
LAWN TENNIS.
west side r. &. ami Hsrlem T. e. TonT'
RSys Getting Down 70 finals.

Ths iunor,ant match in the West Side
-. S,,'.s - -t-',t., ,,,,r,.r,.n,
aeNhs N'"D NhAu.pt'"7h'P - .
yesterday occurred between y. = Nu7u.u
ana Moss butchafu' IN the seml UNA tUu"N'
top section. 10 Was warmly contested
thv,. 80 .Hatr vlrtorv finally RESTING with
go, =, s- lrht.
nuFehAfu nf scoIe Vi v . -
leaves Rurchard who II \ former title
hal,.r 4, ~. anal round With Fred@rick e.
ue'Apis ~ ~ ''N% -, -
lhman. ana the hottest SORT OF uuei eA-
uscfed to-dav
1,t-.. n. ..-.,.,. l., .. -, - h.,.l,g.ra urith
NAAN N uvNVHta y - te'ue' 80.
a doubt Of the hnal being reacheu uuih next
re.k In the first round FdFar W Leonard
si,l u f..n.rlt s.f..te5 4 / 0umnork
..t = ~ ~. ~. = .',.s.,. ~ n go -
49, 49, us.'ss S,,.stt,,, .L.mnio, III
The sun., 1910-05-21

George Moore defeated ,. Airy In an
exhibition three cushion game last night a.
John = McGraw's Broadway room by a
score Of ~ 20 ~. Moore made a high run
Of AiTvs best rdn was ,. The game
lasted forty innIngs Mr. Moore will play
Manners and Blair al three cushions next
week
Harry Cline PLAYED two practice games
~ iS2 yesterday AZ Maurice Daly's Broad
way room and won both In the afternoon
he defeated Albert Cutler nv a score Of
en- to 20 cline made a high run OF ~
and averaged 20. cutters high run was
~. He averaged ~ 1910 In the evening
thne defeated Maurice Daly by score
~ 90 10 ~ Cline made r. high run Of ~.
The sun., 1910-05-21

Ball pIayeft wouldn't brraA thelr lefl sAdiag
u they alld right said plaier yeseteaL. ILa
sbsu they Nsit 100 i1ug brigre maEing iee alide
that thrf get bort
HrnphIi rasl ~ hy lne BroEns ssyerai aea
fon- aro g. e tscttrT man In tle outueld tnan
ans baii una sith ne hrowns
grlr.. hsndiss himself very much after the
ranu~~ of laioie no hira win bat u ~
ans Nay and has he sane nonChaiant etya ~
The hFid.
That Vas q nus trade ne hoSion red aoN
sunde lat year When theF gave un MurGan lqf
',rtIitrrr The Afhlfucs' wrEirhed pQailoa
n he Isrr parity due 70 ne pitchlng oi Morgan.
IsrE O.Cannor mafss lot ~ natee when coach.
fnr mi attends strictly n business. Wtih 10
b1raeniay and no uusp0rismanuhe EFFORT %
rattle Onnuneuta.
The hest sernnd haaenan IN ne a4u1laI
Iaarur in what tfFV rHn Egan n Cinr.ulaN
Wr = rrrJig fa1d. hut EileT ald Erera are sfti
atie % mate ihrir rrFgfnce iflt
The Ameri0an ieaGue rreurd ilr cnngaru aFa
virinffra n ulnetrgn. made ~ ne Wflta a11
uhrn Firidrr ianrs uus thrir huass
The sun., 1910-05-21
0.rooIr and Drl.esIl nraw.

PARLIAMENTARY. Pa. Nav 20 Tommy
o Tools Of Philadelphia and Boyo Driscoll
of ireland put up one of the fastest bouts
ever witnessed 81 the Nonpareil Athletic
club to-nirhi. With honors even ~ the end
Hoth bows seemed intent on finishing tho
other O'ToOla proved the better az short
range. bur the lrishman'- yleyemess offset
whatever advantave the philadelphan had
on him az Gloss quarters
The sun., 1910-05-21
Psio

HEuPsrEAp. g.. { MAY - The Meadow
Brook Hunt club and the Rockawav Hunt
club pls we'd game Of polo a. the Meadow
Brooch grounds M, afternoon. the total
score being. Meadow Brook. lf' hock
aWaV A.. On the Meadow brook team
WeTe IA z Whitney. = A. Waterbury. J y
Phippz and u Milhurn. All except FhipDs
we're on he team that won the inieTna tOnal
Gun from England ast veaT On the kOck'
away team we're y y heiney, " lamOn-
fagne. j B. towdin and v y collier
The sun., 1910-05-21
HILLNEN NOW THEM DOWN
vtkI THE HITS IN Success
,ION ~ THE NINFR
,rJ >uatrh Another Gams FFom the
,lr, cianhs Aihletlcs Get Revenge on
psirolt,. Red sex OalplAy white soA
,nd Hrau ne Tie Win the WashlnEI ems.

Inc ..sH anders pot through another
,lrra. ...rnic finishes Yesterday. beat the
,s,. .H. gain aud earned their sixth
.,r.s ..tr victory. The game was one
u. rts ...r uaved here this season. The
... .... division team 10 ioss vas the
ne. rn whom the Athletics tOOk
,..r. ne White SOx we're victims
,....r ..| NoN and II i a long time bet Wesn
,... ... .Hs former The browns held the
va...r.. .n. level In a game cut short By
. |.. rr-ults
The sun., 1910-05-21

hnns-Ni Louis-l.ake. Washington Lellvelt
~, ~. % esrors ~ LOUIS. Wasaingtoa ?
hase On balls On Lake. 3 on Walker 4 SiFurk
out W Lake. ;; b. Walker rWo haas hits
gestlef, uriras. Lake. EibeTfeld. Sarfinre nit
sione. stolen hases-Leliveli Milan, wallace
lounie play 1esaer and Unwlauh uit by
mehet ~ Walker iNrhWeiusn. UmpiFe In
! hour and 3 mlnutes
The sun., 1910-05-21

GREAr BEND. Kan Nav ~ chief VIII
iams. the big indian pitcher With the New
ton baseball club OF the Kansas state
rague. shut out TO-DAY the Great bend
AGGREGATION without a hli. gave no bases
on balls and received errOrleas support
only twenty seven men laced him in me
nine innings. ct whom he struck Oui twelve
The sun., 1910-05-21

.ssti-i Tor Sparks 10 he ssventh lnnlnG
pA,,..,.lo,ta 900 ae0 % -
IA Inuis UBu % o O-a
pyus philadelphia Titus. 3 hates. Grtnt. .
gransn@it Kuabe noolan ~ louis None trhy
FVanr q Pfelps TNo base hits Oakes,
Iloolan. titus. koneEhb Ihrre base lle
tgIut. Iarkitsrh. HFnusneld. : Ntnien haars
.rsnt HuFFtns konetchy Hit by pitcher
Sgarts Willis First hase on balls On sparks
, on iiiis 3 on Moren : % Naliee, q. Niruck
out ~ spargs . by Salisr O. b. Willis. q by
lorrn i.rft "a baaes - iuuis. ~. Phlla
driphia mpire in rhisf ktem Field um
pirs Name lime bouf, and - minutes
The sun., 1910-05-21
penn Win. AZ Cricket.

Puu ApTLFHIA. MAY 70. Ia the hrst
intercollegiate cricket match Of tho ssasOu
the University Of Pennsylvania defeated
,orneu a. Manhsin to-day With oousun-
mate ease hy an inning aud i12 runs
The sun., 1910-05-21

Al tIsrLsonyiue First game Aaroa. ? lark.
soattir srrund game Aeron. T. 4arkaon.
AtTolunhla aCoiumhia. ., Augusta. 4
Al snvannah Columbus. 3 saNnnnah. a.
The sun., 1910-05-21

.Raued for Gaspar In Jhs tnlrd ibnlna.
'Batted Tor Hrclr in the ninth inulnT
Nru Nora
& tin,lnuAu
Runs NeW Nors u~vore T. DOyie . hur
ra, Seymour Hridweu Cincinnati hesrhcr, =
b raa Two base hits Gan. . Mel can. Milier
Nrrkte Three hasr hit Murra' stolen bases
HesrheT { paskeri Murray uouble plays
Mitchell Charles And htrhell nevorc and Never
First ha-s on balls On GaspaT = on beebe,
Oh UrIrkr = Hits. an 6aspal. .. od lerhe 3
Strtirg 0nt Hy Iaspar by hrehe b. ururke
Left on bass tlnCinnah y NeH AorA
d mbirr In rhirf- iOhnson isld umpire Moran
lime hours aDd - minuies
pHn.ADELFuA ~ o.. q ~ L0rn ~ o.. s.
~ L0trs usy ~ 1t required tWelyr innings
IN srtfie fha lat argument ~ ths series between
Inc guaLers and ne Cardinals A uslllade Of
hits Won the Fame for The Nistturs. Ibe srufe
The sun., 1910-05-21

Al dallas Okiahoma CITY. y. Dallas.
Al Tort Worth Shreveport. T. Tors Worth, o
A. Houstnn Houston. q Ware.
A. GntEeatnn afalVe eEtgn. Nan Antonio, 2
The sun., 1910-05-21

A, Nr9 Britain- Yes Hagen. =, NeN brltain. y
Al Nofthampt0a hartiord. I; Northampton, I,
IL Watefhufy waterbury. 3, hoilase,
Al ifridgrpdrt- uridgeport :. sprinMhetd. J.
The sun., 1910-05-21
ID foi Sumner, Ia me niu,h lnulns

aa - 10 - y
'ssu-d Tor Summers Ia ihe ninth inuing
Us....H 81 zee n o o.
p ."s pHia p0a OOl -
8, Detroit D. Jones. Deishanu. Phlls
10 uidring . C1iilns, LApp. PlaBk. lirst
1sss srrofs- Detroit, 3 Philadelphia. 2. l.efi
I' .FassH Detroit g Philadeiphla, 4 ftfsi
ts-a no laIIs on piahk. :. 0a summer = stFurk
H.. H pank S. bY aummens. Home run
hH.HE Three baNe mt-tApp. Tuo base hii
HF-.Hsl Sacfince hit Bush, Murphy. stolen
hHss. Ddung HaTry Double DlaysaDavls an
.s..'rf IIIiins and Barn. Davis and Baker
aIu Davis. Cobb and Deirhaniy. faased
."E app O. Stauaar. g. lmpirr IN chief
E'.. .gd umpire SHERIDAN. Iimr Z hour
e.. fr.l4frs
HHsTuS a. 3D.. q CmBCA0o "a. 81
-.Hs Ma ~ The Red SoN bum Ded Y0ung
.H .'uEI~s and dOubie On Ne fourth iuuinu
90 % With on error and q basg un balls
.' . enough ruHs 70 via ieHis made tao sen
.Aahrs aRd rurlrn arlded brilliantly
To.
The sun., 1910-05-21

Al Raagsgs Norf0ik. = Hoaaoke. :.
ii p.,~ismouth Lynrhburg. q. POrisnouth. 2
The sun., 1910-05-21

Totals - 10 y 10
'gsf'ed for Austin 10 ne nlntn inning
.pn~ ont Nhen winning run vas made
t|s.sand % q % q o =
Ne NoTE o % o . "a
ms Cieveiand-Turner 2 Nsw YORK
Iasss laporie Left on bases Cleveland 4
NrF York q Flrst basr on hailsHOn Falkrn
Hg On Manning. htrurk 0ut - fhlbsn
borg b bY Manning. Two hase hits Turner
.|.. rhasr SacFtnre hlts- Bradley 2 Sarrtfcr
Oh ..arke stolen has liemphiil Umpire in
.rr. EgAn Heid umpire Eyans. 1imt hour
HU ~ Minutes.
The sun., 1910-05-21

A. spartanburE sparanburE. D. Winstnn
Itchsrious Charlotte. q GrrsnviHs. a
The sun., 1910-05-21

Al Hrorkton Lowell g. arockion.7.
Al I.yun Lynn q Nes healgrd,
III UaVerhlll worcester. :. hatefhih. 2.
Al IsNrrnce iaufrnrc z fau flsef, ..
The sun., 1910-05-21

nsssbsf. aiaa p. ~. ~ Y Ameriraat ~
cisgfisnf Amsrican Lsagus Para. Adm. ~.
-A so.
The sun., 1910-05-21
Game. srheduIed for TO-day

AuEHtCsN LHt0CE
Cleveland In New Nors urtroit In Philadelphia
ChisAEo IN Boston ~ louis N Washington
NATIONAL LEsarE.
NrvF Work. Ia pittshura brooklyn IN 81 7 oui2
pbfisdeishlA IN Cbtrago, Boston ln tiuCinuau
EasTEuN LFt0CF
Newark In Toronto. lefsry Clty In Buffalo.
pray ytdsnrr To- Montreal baltimore IN horhrstTr.
The sun., 1910-05-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New ISrks VanaulNh ClaelnaAtIs and Ga
AheAh e Them.

The New York Nationals vanaulshsd the
Cinctnnaiis Yesterday and uent ahsad Of
them. The Giants won two out Of three
games from tho Reds. tho nrat serlsp
Mctiraw's men have won Ia the West The
Phillies broke the Cardinals winning spell
In . twelve lnnlnE battle The other Games
were held up By rain. St Louis and Phila-
delphia exchanged places In the standing
The results:
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Al N p.ui-st Paul . MlWaukse. I;
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