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CHICAGO "A. L. ? Ntw YORK ~. b., I.
Big ID walsh u the nrsi pitcher In a
lpnsthy stretch Of days TO lay the High
hnders low. he aud his circle Of White
Coz comrades did u a. American League
Park Yesterday In a game which began
n the rain and vas interspersed with
showers from TINE 70 time. The White
Son got q hying start on the New lorks and
made two runs in the hrst inning. sufictent
70 win the game. That was all the scoring
they could do. for WHrhop after the open
ms bombardment that caused his downfall
Nas fully O. effective a. the Atlas shouldcred
chan who Vas the man behind the curves
Cor the jh.cagos
I French opened with 4 ht 10 centre and
Gandil put him on second with a sacrifice
The rain came down afrssh. but didn't
interfere with Ieider's slapping q hit 10
eft. on which French vas held a. third
iase By Cree One zen wallop then by Pat
Douahetty and the game vas won aud Lost.
,hough nobody ioresaw Il ar the time.
,igugherty cracked q two Dagger 70 lett
nd french snd. Irider romped IN without
nv waste n time Coie's LICK 20 Roach
NJ hled the latter ~ double pougherty
a second. and nom that on the New Works
vsre trEsEed 10 trying 90 Overcome the
The Nes Works played = stii game in
fhe face ~ Mai=h's excellent pitching.
'iut ell the triCkt they could hTing 10 hear
couldn't stem the Tide. The home team =
unly run was IN the third inning. when
Austin singled. stole second and scored
IN . hit BY sweeney. The SoN haf men
N aecOnd and third With only one out
the fourth, but WarhOp was equal ca that
situafion. Ne struck oit Bisckburne and
made Bruno Block foul out.
A hit hy Chase a walk bv Laporte and a
hort single ~ tree filed The hases Nth
.iighlanders IN thr second half ofthe fourth.
n Wdllld have niled them N Chase hadn't
qverrun third base on tTee's oinge. There
a ere ITO 0u ~ the time, and Purtell toOk
Leider's throw and nailed chase before
the latter could squirm hack 20 bag.
hemphih. 0Tst up tn the sixth, bit safely.
aud MOtter landed W hrsi on = had have
81 Bloos A Int iuncinre ~ rain came
Gown 20 brisklv that time VAS ralied. The
,lOuda broke away ami a luminous rain
top Rreefed the sun. A. az omen, how
ever d tel down There was ~ bag 81
gold a W. end Tor the HiEhlanders Hemp
hll vas forced a. third by chase, MOuer
pertshed irving % steal third and Leider
Austin made a hair ralsing catch IN The
eighth inning. Ne sprinied out 10 len
~ ten second GAIT for Eeider.s lunge and
Fobbled the hall on the run. Tn The inning
before that Austin Wa LET M third after
reaching that station by means Of three
tagger The three haggeT came with Two
luf. and sweeney couldn't hn further
lheld than Walsh
stin the Neu orks kept trying They
were disposed of IN order In no eighth.
out IL The ninth Roach. with two out. made
AZ inheld hit and vent 70 second on. PuT.
'sli's poor throw ~ the same Zsider
lung 70 Crees contribution and threw the
after out
The ecoTe.
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n0grnN. Nay fI.-HarFy NueR 90 Rosasn
Alleftoan club qutaeldcr and Unity mas. vas
atl1 lq-daF % ClgNuland and lFt nv tane riY
- SIGN Win ~ Cltgelnnd playefa LEWIS. whs
rs esg1lope1 l1l1 . star pinyef and batter, -
neg - reTular ieft aelder.
Fur1nam varsity IN meet wesleyan MS
ailgfn0nn a. FoIfhaM Fiald. f1lh Elfeai and
Tnlfd nuenna. ard On MGuday. uacnratiau naV.
allsEagpl. FgFdtaM W cleas aeT season a home
~ n1Ttfl i1f % fnf11I1 n1IIgTe cfnf1rllxnfin.
celum1le 40 Ngie pay faeIr gnnuai gan8 q
y sS-s 81 ~ -, 49, 49, - y
D. r1rGn. ~ va b G1illfl1a N.Br'i11 tr7s
l Nlr e.1ntl arTF t1an crgftlt
~ Is sSsssisf : IS S5s1l
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'1su-t fIr Wilhelm 10 ne cIghth iBainE
Yes ORR . q %
RroaiyNn 90 . q n . 90
Runs Nsa York- net ore Murray I. sey
nn.I. HrdUrI Wilson BrooEiIu bergen
Ssan'a1 TIfs' base on errors sew Nofk
lr't on hasrs NrN NOTa 10 brooklyn. First
base on balls or RAJ nond % Sranian. s.
or Wilhelm ~ nesahu. Z sfrlcs out . D.
ilay uOnd T. b. Wilhelm. 4 b. Dessaa /. Two
haso hIt Murray sarnhce HIS Merkie Ray
tnunf - -unrf a. 1ey NOR Stolen hasrs
IN bon. Davidson Hit or Sranian. Ia I'VE
iur -rs .1oHc m .IKth inuingi OF Wlthelm 5 IN
three 'lninrs. Umpire N chief iohnstone rlsld
muIrr Moran rimr . hours AMI ~ minutes
ansroy s. a.. q. rrrranUHa
rTrrsauHB NAY 3. pttshurE uiayed ssnand
f sion uah ~ dAy agsin ana lost n tas Rostons
wagner and Miller narrowly cscaped death last
nirnf IN an auto smHsh ant their playing " DAY
showed that they had not yei recovered The
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Game, srheduIsd for To-Day.

ANERicAN LhA0Un.
WAsaington 10 New Nork PhladelphiA IN
Bot ton ChicAEo IN Detroit ~ Louis IN Cleveland
NhrtoNaL LEAoUE
New YORK IN Phiiadelphia Boston IN BFookiyu
Pittsburg In ChlcaEo NJ Louis 10 Clnrinnatl
MAaTKhN LkAouH.
Newark IN Prcyidenre Jersey CITY 10 Balu
more Pochsstsr IN Buffalo tao gamea, roToato
90 Montreal
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Totals sgsH Totals r: f. e o 2
hicagc % % p-Hr
feN orr q q o.l
Runs-Ch.cagoH FrenrH Lc|dr- yes orr
4. sun Ftrst nnsr on error. Nas '0r. lsf' on
ases--- hiraro. o. NeF Nork s. ll7sf Fste o.
ais-alr Walsf o. 81 arluT n.-Irh 0It
" WASH . b. afhon. g. IrrH Hs-H nIf
.ustn Two base his. st0.srJrfft t1'~ ~IlU.
Afe hlt=tan fII SfJ.r1 u1sgs rel. o.. -.IIf.
loughertN fuFirl. 4 ashn nuuhir nH1
nnarh ana lapuTfH mpife IN vnlri Esa as
Esd rmpirc Egan. Time hour ami A.
mite
FurLaUElFHiA 49, o.. G. ~ uorrs q. t..-
pHuAbrLFHtA Ma e. So Lagis I0sl fhc tHal
aame % fte ltnIgtra l1-day ftiJ nut1ifrEri
andcr IN M matter ~ hits llt f0st thruuEh uIT
# .ldness anu nunChru hf. ire score
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'Batir1 FOR Powell In me siAth lnninE
,s,,us,.- SSS sSdS g
rlns boston -HerxDE sharp Rsck Gra ham
Sncan Curtis l1ttsburE -Campbeu stolen
nFsf =CAmpheil Sarrincf hits Collins HeFHoR
~Werneg sacrincr rs Herrog Douhle niays-
Miller. Warner snd PIMA Naddot. Miller Aad
Tls1u Shrau and sharp Shean. Sweeney and
Shaanf first base on halls on Powell & Struck
ont ~ Gurus 49, b. pitrher r. Nadd0a
H~rkr IAsscd hau-Gihson Umpire IN rhiei
% uH1 Fieif umpre-FrennAh. Tine Il hour
aad N minltes
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Heat Brooklyus and nat TnsiR
Nay % aeeOnd race

The Giants we're % pleased 70 Est oack
from the West alive that they ba,tsd their
way into second place yeaisndAy. Thay
put the BroOklyha away easily. and uhils
this vas gong on the Pittaburgs were
being lanihasted BY the Bosiona. The cham
pions took = toboggan slide down 10 fourth
place. The results
New York. \: Droakiyn. =.
No., a. waat-asuIa1 4
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"a Louis 10 "a n %
s'siiadelphia % o % .
huns 81 Lou, Stone Guggs Philadelphia
OidrnH. C0iitns :. Baker igs' baaf on Crrnrs
- Louis rhuadciphla left 0n hasr,
~ Louis. Z fhuhdeiph = Iirs' 1aar GA belts
q pettJ g. OF hsndfr D. ArrIrs out b PEW. a.
d Bender rures hasf hif stone lao ua ~
It's =GuEEs. hskcr stone HarEeI. rauinrc
its Holman, O. Htaer. Murphy collins stIisu
Ase-COi'inH u0uhif plays htser OOi.inr and
java hartEeii en- srlggs mpire iu tsief
aerin Field uIpire sisriar. Tine q hours.
BosIos. O. JLkytLANr
BosToS May = By agreement 70 .da} game
ras 70 BE- called e. 50 0riork 10 hliON .eyela1u
, eaten q tfsln Trs Visitors ued thc .rJfe ir
e nlnth aai tlc locais seat out IN order Ia their
af hemls had hiet % Leuis % ne tentn
hen re game vas cale1 Tire srors
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GOLFERS m FOR FINAL
FWO SEASONED PLAYERS LEFT
m ron TITLE.

Fpavsrs ana HsrruShsa Wu Flghi Cut
Gar ths Hsaors ro-dAy-Wtla a@d
WhSae, the Junlsrs. VANISH n Ssmk'
FInal Piay-aummaFy - tAe csntesas.
A survival Of oh conditions q seemed
a. che Norris County Golf Club yesterday
afternoon when Jerome Dunsian Iravers
and FTsdsFiek HsFTeshoR Wop left IN
FOR the AhAl Of the Metropolitan Golf A.
aoeiution championship to-day. The for
msr Voh the title 81 81. Andrews and Nassau
in tSoT and 1908. beating out In turn Ehan
n. Byeru and Findlay 3. Douglas. and since
then has been twice . national champion.
Isrteshoh vas the unsxpectef runnerup
70 Chandler Egan In the national Champion
sAip Of 1904. and. besides much other honor
% ths llnks. ives runnerpp tO Walter j.
Travis last year a.. ApaWamis. when the
veteran had 10 do u 70 beat him. They
should have a good match to-day. although
on their last meeting TAvsrs had been the
winner.
there Wss nothing Of great moment In the
eAtifs days goling. it being only a. 10 re-
ailla q throahing out Of old straw. In the
uoruina with MAJ Behr. holder q the New
Jersey championship that Travers had
Fellnauiahsd By going abroad last year
rraVsrB had no trouble In winning By .
W sld 70 glay, b gong %. g g . eoa NE
foot siYmle On tho slxtb green. after fraveTs
AAs missed 2 threa foot put for 2 four.
Young Gardner white, Who had ben
Spo4karsd by John N. Ward q the Garden
CITY tppFnamspt IN The sane round. TUNED
ths eahles % he opponent and BY gotnG out
q 70 snd finishing p enc over fouES be beat
ward cut By . and D
There use nQtAtna OF particular tm-
proanivencas IN the successes 81 HefreghQl
J3er Q. NJ brown Or ~ 2 - Wild over A. Y.
Hammer. although tho latter but fog 2 %
hy VIVA gong out might have made =
ntfQnRef race Of 10.
NiId and white. the former hailsd once as
4 fulure intersrhOlaatie champion and the
after The new holder q the same title, we're
the cOntenders 20 The more seasoned
veterans In the eemi-hnala. AZ contests
neither match Wna impressive. but the
nsnioFe had Oftan 10 do strenuous strokes to
hold thaiT own. Travers had the long View
leregf Md - competitor and he Won from
We'd BY up and 10 play This n the card;
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a. BridEeport- Bridgeport, 2, Hartford. l.
40 Northampton View nntala. 3. Northamp-
tGl,
A. Waterbury WatrrbuFy T. gprimEneld g.
80 Hoiyoke-H H1iy1se % New haveh. q
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sRstsed Tor AZ N ne eleventh lnnlnG
iuatted FOR Peterson n ne sighth lnRihg.
fFRsttrd for lavender N the aFhtk tnning

s1an for Crisp
Rated Cor Al N ne eleventh lnninG.
. fnatted fof Peterson n ne eghth inning.
.tnattst for Lavender IN ne aEhth inninG
PTovidence 0 0 o o . q . 4
Runs Newark Logaen. (. Ganley schiaay >
NeliY Geitman +. Zimmerman McGinnity.
Pfssiaence Atk Eision, Coins Courtney
Two haA hits Parktna Srhiafy. Eiston Three
baaa hits eftnan. Elston. St0len haaes-
toadgn. Gettman. Zimmerman. Nelly, Agier
Au sarrihrc hita- kIrmeruian 2 Collins Hock
Pirsi hass on halh- OF PaFtina on hueiler.
~ taNendsf 3 On Sine Struck out-BF
PafkinE 4 b. Murlier. Z; D. heGlnniry 2 ~
laterder a hy giine = Hils-.Of Fnrkfna 1
n teven aHd Two thirds innings OF Bueiiar / n
ane ihiFd inning. % Mctslnnity. 10 tour lqningE
SF Lavender " eight inningN 81 sine n fonr
lnnlnHa Double rlaFa- Peterson and AtE rita
f9rhd ard CBliIns left o. baaes NeWarh "a.
Proftdrnre ~ Flrst haae On erroTs-NeNark 4
Providence Passed ball CHsf Tmrfre u
fhlff Finnefan Fteld umpire stafford. flne
hour ana ~ minutFs
haLuNoat 3 lHHaKT CIT.
AAi.fInoRE. Nd. Nay 2 IN piteheTH' hstIls
bsfwern u ton and Nlrkera d. day he OFilies
faNsu1ef ne View IersrYa ne aN1rs.
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40 worcester Worcester. ia. Laursnre. g.
So ZEN River al iHver. A. HaVsrhii1ul
AZ Lowell Lowell. A. Hrark ION. s.
Sc Nrw bedford Nrw nedflrd :. Lrnn. L
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AZ Gretnuuaf -Grus1u1uf. e VtrEsburf q
a. haiuea1urg- aefifian. q haiuet6uFF .
ii tnninEu,
AZ Yaioo ciiy-Jaslnua. 2 Yasoo CIV. ! %
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luAAla = n 7
'BAIisd for AfsllAnes IN ne niltl inring
eveIand % % N U q -
idAton q U % ~ q a
Hunt-C iss elane -franry Boston snfI Irft
% bsss8- Boston. 4 Ciefelanf. first base
a balf-Of Areilanrt OF iaikenberg q
truss OUT ~ afriihnes. 4 bV faike1herE !
30 base bit LcWM SaCn1Ce hits- StoF all
paaksT. kruger stolen base Gra1ey H00nsg
rrnger nuuhir ulaI 9 Kruger and gf1a III
-uvntr. "A uif ard at0t all h't b. rltchrr ~
alEennerH .StahI WI pif~h FslLeqharr
mpirs IN chief ~ LoIgnin Fieid uurtfe
srrtne Time hour and n minutes.
wkFHroroS uFrHoTr
WaaRlguTuy NaE o. Walter Johnson uas
s. rare form n a. and heid Detroit to fwo hiis
trcud pas effective riIt unsfeadI ard Iis VIA
eaI rett DETROIT me game km FIhsrfrldu
ngrr uas BAL. lniIrrf IN rrl-firs rtr sr1re
upVanTT wnaWfworug
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Nev Ysrh stats I.eAsns.

Ar 1907
B.nghamton Oao00 l0ao-i ~
Troy o q - n
Batteries and Warner. Wilson and
Meegan Umuire- OToole.
A. UrIcA.
Scranton 10000 OOO-i o.
r Tea - 90 80
Raiteries-s chuif and McnonauGh R0bsrtairs
snd Burns. vmpirs-keiig.
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A. Memphis Memphis. u. Birmingham.
80 Atlanta Mobile =. Auanta. q
AZ Nashville Nashville. a. Montgomery. o.
~ Chattanooga -Chatlnn1oga. s. New OF
irnua q
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TURF.

ID. Grginer. Nsunnal. scratch. Tousey, Nanon.L
scratch, second. Reed, stoadare Daytnn scfalsA
thlfd. Tine. minutes % 3 secnlda
ion Me Race-F0r ne prestoiite trgphf fill.
chassis cara claai ~ division . ~ % ~ GU
inches piston displacement. minimum a.s.'
siO9 pounds-Wou ~ hinCside. Nanonai Ar.-
National. second LYnch Iarkaon- third. paN ''-
hArmon, fourth Hafroun Marm1n. hfth re
hour = minutes N.t1 secunda
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BASEBALL. gashinEieu Para. to-ssv. p. A.
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'Rs'rsi 'c5 stroud In mo ninm inning
.sfYrlt 70 % % Z. q
NashinEtrn ~ 10

Runs lrfrrir H.sH NFsr.ugfrn iugisub
tiihfer f'rst nasr ~ error NHHhirrr D frf'
hasrs Iirffr NasllurHTH fIHsr aFas
IN bffl. NT De- IlzfI ~ stroud sfr..E
y NrHrdr rfrrI"re EITs. trHHrF IHrfa#b
Firien haset So. rIr teU.rf rHFIfrH b. IHfr
~ stroud kUIfH. u|Ian. MIA rIrrH sfI1rf
Faraed hail. srHwHIf urirr ~ chief Urr
a1Lir Yield uuu.-g NIuern Time hour and
70 wIuuffa
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v' 3,ssl1 r! q 2 z ..jss. E4E Tlss
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Puovt nsscH n Z May = After twelve m
hiags of barn hittng and erTaur hrldinG Neanrk
deieafed the Gays here 10 day The score.
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AZ Altoona Altoona, o Lancaster
a. Wtlllhmspoft- Wullamspnrt, N. NeadlnF Z
81 Harrisburg HafrisburI s. rreut0n.
AZ JyhnstoWn Iuhnat0gn, =. York. s.
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Tbs annual interclub four ball match was
= aide diversion Of the aftcrnOon; There
iniess.f D The outcome d the selected cards.
IOhn M Ward and Walter y Travis we're
the winners Of the four ball match. hey
bed = ssSTe q Second we're IwSS o, the
deFpqol. with -. The latter is secretary 81
the Netropsll;an Golf Association. Memory
faiis 10 tell how many times Travis With
Various partner has heiped 20 win the four
bail match. The summaries
Championship Third TOund-G, " White.
Otrisnd. BRAT iona Y. ward Gardel CITY. W
md 70 ptay. FRED herTeshon, Mestnfook, brat
e. y. nrSwh. Saegkin. up and 5 20 play Jerome
Coraty NJ and Z % play y. " Wiz. Cranford.
heat 4. p MANNER. POS hifs. up aHd 70 play.
sslui- hnsl Ronnd- lieETeshea best White 5 40
and % ping; TrAyess beat wilc up and %
hest.a Sateea-Secold round-R obert Wat.
80. Westhrook beat f1ndlay pouGlaa. Nassau.
beai Perry q Pyne "a. PTiuceton. ~ and : %
BAY: NJ. fetchfcrd. Morris County. beat 81 y.
sssSs H.SoslaT 2, " &c = pas, . F s,
sem ansl hound Kirkhy bsat Watson. 10
ana : = Piay l.stehfota Be-, spcnces NO.. ,
% and % pisy c. Y. klrk Raiiusroi, beai
fSsIss ~ S1;sspN uni. "a 'S rS9sd All.
supp. forpst nm. brat \. n nuckneT. haltuaroi.
20 Nnd % play '. :. Wheeler. AnaNaunis, heat
", N. 9nrialf south Orange, up sod 70 play.
Pour Hail Competition Walter Travis and
Iahn n Ward. Garden civ. y. 7. n. Thomas
snd VI D Vsnaerpool Morris csVny, a. c. a.
Dtnning and y n Dougias. Nassau, ~ n. X.
anigh and Y a. rennEhuynHa Morris Counly,
~ ". W Reil and " A. nar. DykeF Meadow. "a.
q. y storrg aee ". 0raaberTI. Hsseh Ceunly.
~ e \ RiFk Mnd n. cam, hAstusrol. a. "
lNnclsr and r a. l. Hommhediru 9nufh Orange
ftead Cinb. ~. ? G leaninga and Geotue Waeson.
Baltusrul ~ ID. a. AcAlpln and A. y. swords,
NaFria County. ~. {. q. WalRol aQd e. 7. Wat
son b. hsituarui ~ p y Roegera and W.
Nataoa Nhinnecork hilla. a.. ?. = Wheeler and
J. a SullHnan. Garden CITY. A., Mas behf and
. a Tyng. Ralinsrol, e: Theoaore keef and 2.
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MEET WALSH And DEFEAT
HIGHLANDERS FINALLY LlID
Low M WHTTE SOX.

1--WE nuns IN FtFst inning sumee 20 Give
Them the Game Athletics Gain by
beating nFoWns-Detrotis Trimmed
-CleNelAnda and Bostons Tied.
Nine IN a row was a. far Rs he High
Ianders went In their winning streak The
Chicagns beat them YESTERDAY, and Neu
York's series With the Western teams opened
and closed with a defeat hut with a One
array OF victories In between. The Athletics
gainsd on the HiEhlanders By downinE
the Bro~ns The Cleyeland- played No
aame viih the Bostons and departed for
home vith a .orry rcCort The washingi or's
lnade II three out ~ four from The Dciroit~
The results
ChlrAgo. =; Neu NoTk. Q.
T'hiindelphla. Q; ~. Lauts. y
BostoR. .; 4 riAnd. ..
Washington, 2; Deir8il. ..
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Totals - ] 81 %
Two out when wtnuihg run uaa made.
lcraay CITY ........s...0 o go a.
halumoTr ..........o 90 -
nuus-IefarV Cty-RNuond nainmQrs--
1o11s Niahois. Two h1se mt-Han sacriars
nits- Noeilef. Clanci. stolen hases-HaniaFd.
rnNt nuuhle plays 1ohnEon and Crn1En. CrnoIn
tnd Esmond. b'HaFa johnson and CFnala FtTns
bafe on halls-On Viewers. a. On Nttnu a atFrrf
9ut-nf Nickera. D. vi Ntton, q Ter % haaea-
8hinnInrp q leTueY City.t. flrEt haaa ~ eTnnfI--
nalumore. !: ieraaT civ, 4 rmrirs IN ehlei--
HainEan. Fleid uaaplfe-ayfua. muae-- 6our
and % minuiEa.
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pssnr,ssr seooOSes
1ufaln.. 0o00 % LII
osilariss llaEon and Biair. vsWinsis and
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WOILAsTnN. Mas, NAY ~ Mis- Fanny
q. OsRood Of the Country Club deieaied
up ana 20 play on tho wollastOn covvss
today Tor the Womsn's championship %
the 1o.ton district. In depOsing the ipqo
titlsholdaf Miss OsgOOd anneHed he title
Tor the tbird time. the others % WOllastOn
10 iaIla and AZ Oakley IN la01 20 that abe nov
shares with Miss darEnFee Curtis tho honor
~ h8tding the district championship thres
tirnss Mrs. Whse.eg has heid h twice.
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On the part 81 HerTeshOH the easier holes
going out WeFe biz harvest grounds and he
Waa four up at the turn On the more test
me holes coming IN tho long driver only
held his own with White. who 20 held the
mighty sWiper Of Garden City that he won
eniy BY and . These we're their cBrda
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Other Baseball Games VestsFaay.
AT hNnmunw

Manhatian coiiers. - ooIo os6ll
And1rcf ........ 000 D ID IN
aafisIies-ArrhsF ana cuanoEg. on. Wrisst
and lunielL
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80
An elective and unique plan has 1'H1
aaopfed by he Ntlkesharre Autom0.
Club In order 20 raise funds % cover
eNpeBse 81 running the ffth dnnIl '.i
climbing contest on Giants Despair NoHa-
tam on Saturday. June ii. SeveraI ~.
sand handsome MEDALS. made 81 o. i..Fl
silver. have been struck 81, and Thee Re-.
heing sold 20 citizens and others a. 81 ef
ne medal b. IN the form Of on oval melt.-
ion hanging from a pin riece ~ r.rrA
ami white ribbon, the c0lora of me Wh-'
barre club On the medalliop Il a haere Z
~ a racing car going a. high speed p. r.
Incline, presumably Giants nesr1ir all
on fhe pin piece b the inscription i've
body tO1af WiIkesharre On the reVe =
side ~ the medallion u a statement % =
eject that the medal represents 81 paA
into the bill climb fund
There are tuelveeVenis on the prpFTa minS
and 81 ~ In cash price Il offered. ~ ven
a. the famous 81 mn uoiienbNck iroVfN
vhirh makes y worth while for ne Bet
drivers n appear With the Tastes faIs
one % The star drivers who VII comp =
VII h. Ralph 10 Palma. che track rh1 p
plqn. provided BE- caa Eet one ot pc -
cars IN condition IN time, Other ctt.se -,
motipg automobile events might % ra'
% follow the example agt bv the Wilh'+.
barre club, % the medal dea b not 60 ~
righte1 and VII serve ~ q means n rae nl
money much easier han mere snbacrip' n
lists. Many men have 81 lnaat 81 worth p.
eivic pride and VIII gladly pay that am0tn.
lfF one 81 iheae memUHiul-Whlrli mate
me- wHirh fntg-WheB they w1uM Feiee
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A. Dauas-- Fort WoFth. S. Dallas. a
A. Galveston H0ustn. &. Oaiveaton. T.
At san Anionlo san AhtoHi0. s. Waco.
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AMONG THE AUTOMODTLICTS
DEALERS OPPOSE CULLEN
GOOpSPEED MEASURE.

BireetsFs % New TsTk Anis1shlle Trade
Association Adopt nesolutians OpDOs.
ne Nh q RNelaae Motorists Prom
ocean Parkwuy-WGn SEE Mayor.
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AALFInonH. Nd. Nay . IN pitshsFt' hstrs
9sls",.S ~ View jsr.-ys M I'VE 10 ~ '''''''
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-09-09
School Opens September l2..-Invitation
TO Patrons to Attend.
s.. Joseph, La. Sept. 1. ,

81 JOSrP'', A<o', '1cpt q; ~
We are glad to announce that the reg
ular session of the st. Joseph High School
for the school year of 1901 will begin
Monday, September II, and that despite
the unfayorable circumstances and exist
ing conditions, we hope and expect to
make this one of the most successful years
in the history of this school.
We have patrons and friends who are
ready and willing to do their part; and
we have corps of teachers who are 60
ing to do their best.
These-patrons and friends, and teach
ers-are two of the three fundamental
and essential parts which make up any
school. The third essential part to the
structure of any good school is sufficient
number of pupils. This is one of our weak
points; but with the help of an earnest
and even half intelligent set of teachers,
and the hearty support and unprecedented
cooperation of the patrons and friends
of the school, we are sure of accomplish
ing results.
This cooperative work is absolutely
necessary, and we must have it. We want
to begin this work by meeting at 9 a. m.
Monday, September 18th, with all the
boys and girls who are entitled to any OF
the benefits to be obtained from a State
High School, regardless of whether or
not they may expect to attend, and by
meeting with all the patrons and other
supporters and friends of education who
can possibly attend.
/ wish to take advantage of this OPP
portunity in behalf of the faculty to
thank you in advance for your presence
Monday and for your cooperation thro'-
out the year.
ID. III. SPRINGFIELD, Principal.
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