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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PhiIIics BEAT -Four Pitcher.

Boston. July 5.-Phnaedlphia
Won because Of wiidnes OF Boston 3
pitchers and two errors by Sweeney.
ln the eighth inning. Graham
singled IN the sixth inning with the
hases fun. scoring two tallies. and
beck hit for a home run. sending
score II II Il
two locals In ahead of him.
FhHade lphla ... .I..i...G 10 o
boston -............5 Z 3
Goxem, Maroney. Moore and Mo-
ran: Ferguson, Curtis. Burke. Froclx
and Graham. Umpires-Johnstonc
and Moran.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05

few hours and restore healthy, nor
mai kidney and bladder action.
Druggists say this new medicine Is
already outseiling any similar prepar-
alton, which seems a good recon-
mendation. A prominent downtown
druggist speaking Of the Barkola
Globes treatment. said there Is much
satisfaction In handling such a medi-
cine, for every one seems pleased
with It. An offer TO refund tho
money to any one who is not
benefited by Il, has been made by
Gilbert's Drug Store.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05
Rain Prevented Games.

Vincennes, Ind, July 5.-lIoayy
rain prevented the double header
scheduled between Ninconncs and
Paducah yesterday. Only two games
out Of the series OF Ave games were
played as rain made a pond OF the
diamond ON sunday afternoon. See
ing that the games could not be
played yesterday both teams made an
early getaway. Paducah left for HoT
kinsville while the Alices travelled "a
GAINESVILLE. As a result OF the resi
an OF the pitchers are in lrstclass
trim.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05
Hoopcrs Get both.

Hopkinsyille. Ky, July 5-Ilop-
klusvi,lo took both games OF dou-
bic header yesterday, winning from
the leaders. The feat OF the tail
cnders proved a delightful surpriso
TO a big bunch OF fans. In the after
noon the Hoppcrs secured only three
hits. but they were punched. and
counted for scores
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05

New York. July 5-nrlGWcll'a
double and Mork,c's single enabled
the New York Nationals TO defeat
brooklyn In q ia-inning game. Al
most an tho errors mado were cost
ly Shorts'op Smiths mum OF
Morkie's fy Ia the eighth innug iet-
ting In the run that tied nddweu
played great game az short for
New York. despite h.s two errors.
Clubs. W l.. Pct
.hioehlAh 90. ........... !
New York ......... .o....6 4
Ruckyr and bergen and Erwin.
Mathowson, Orugks and Myers I'm
p.rcs. O'Day and Brennan
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05

losing 3 lo q u o IL
account of blad-
der weakness or
ont of order KID
neys will find that
a few doses of the
n q W Bark ola
Globes treatment
will correct the
troubl lie very
quickly. relieve
tho hackache In n
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05
PADUCAHANs THERE.

Two paducahans saw the
fight at Reno yesterday and
a third would IL he could
have travelled the distance In
time to occupy the $40 seat,
20 which he possessed
Leon Blythe and Charles
Seanon were the fortunate
PaducahaDs, while the I'M
fortunate was Robert
Wathen. Sunday Mr.. Wathen
received ticket TO a $40
seat from a friend in the
west. The ticket was mailed
some time ago. but was de-
layed in the mails and did
not arrive until it was too
late to start for the ringside.
The arrival of the ticket was
a surprise to Mr.. Wathep,
and disappointment be-
cause Il arrived too late.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05

Reno, New, July 5.--Jack John
con knocked out Jim Jeffries in the
fifteenth round. Jeffries was counted
out as he hung over the ropes, after
going down three times. His seconds
began crowdlng into the ring before
the timekeeper could count ten.
The fight was a one-sided affair
from the start. The negro blocked
the old champions blows at every
stage OF The game and punished him
severely In the last five rounds of the
fighting. At the beginning of the
thirteenth round the experts at the
ringside passed ont the verdict that
II Jeffries would simply stand and not
fight he might stay the limit.
JEFF Gives Up Fight.
As they came up for the fifteenth
round johnson went at his man saw
agely. He sent Jeffries down the
FIRST time with a rain of lefts and
rights 10 the jaw. and Jeffries took
the count of eight twice. Each time
Jeffries fell outside the lower ropes
on the platform.
As Jeffries got up the second time
and staggered for Johnson, the lat
ter sprang at him like a tiger and
with left swing to the jaw sent him
through the ropes on the east side of
the ring. where he lay until the count
of ten.
Jeffries was not counted out. Az
the timekeeper's hand moved up and
down the towel was brought into the
ring from Jeffries' corner. Whether
counted out or not. It probably will
be recorded as a knockout.
Az Jenries was helped to his cor
ner he said:
Il am not a good fighter any
longer. / could not come back,
boys; l could not come back. Ask
johnson II ne will give me his
gloves"
johnson Fresh at End.
As Jeffries hung to the ropes after
the knockdown, hundreds of his
friends rushed to the ropes and cried
please don't let the old man be
knocked out. Stop IT," But the
timekeeper kept on TO the fatal end.
When the count OF seven had been
reached and it was evident that the
white champion had been finished. at
least hundred people broke through
the ropes. and Timekeeper Hurting
was screened from the ring by the
crowd. The confusion was 20 great
that no announcement from the ring
officials was audible.
When Jeffries was led back to his
corner by Corbett, Berger and Jack
Jehries. he was still dazed. johnson
stood In the center of the ring and
received the congratulations OF Billy
Delaney and his other secoRds. AS
he talked 20 Delaney he was breath
ing absolutely normal He was not
hurt In any way sig Hart said to
the champion:
Go over and shake hands with the
poor old fellow, Jack"
StOlid In Defeat.
mo, ] don't owe him anything
now" said johnson.
Later he went to Jeffries' corner,
but Jim Corbett and Jack O'Brien
waved him away. when he returned
20 his own corner the crowd in the
ring was so dense that the police had
TO beat them back. The first man TO
congratulate him in his corner was
John L. Sullivan
=. Jenyiesgwas attended by his ply
stefan as ne sat in his corner. He sat
shaking his head sadly for a few
minutes and then was led TO his
dressing-room. Soon afterward he
was taken to his camp at Moana
Springs.
AS soon az the men left the ring
the crowd began the destruction OF
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05

PHILADELPHIA. July 5-Ncw York
defeated Philadelphia ln the morn
Ing game. The same was pitch
.crs' battle between Fisher and by
.Ecrt until The clehth innng. when
Tho y.slions hatted out "a victory by
scoring four runs on the deliveries
.of bfreri and Krauac. Ia the ninth
.nnnr. THIRD nae,man Baker. OF
Philadelphia was spiked ON the foot.
while touching out ChalC. who tried
.fo steal Oh I'd haze
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05
jim JEFFRIES COULD NOT COME BACK;
COMPLETELY KNOCKED OUT BY JACK
JOHNSON IN FIFTEEN FURIOUS ROUNDS

HOW THE BATTLE TOOK PLACE
BY ROUNDS BEFORE GREAT
, THRONG-DIvIsION OF THE
PURsE-HEAT WAS INTENSE.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05

Klclnow and Carrirau. Wake. Rols-
ling and Street UmpIros-Pcrrine
snd Egan
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05

ST Louis. July St Louis and
Cincinnati broke even In duub'e-
header Tho locals Won the morn
ing game ana dropped the after
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05
NOW YOU CAN SLEEP

Those who find II necessary TO get
up several timos during the night,
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Cubs Hammer Pirates Pitchcrs.

Plttshurgh July 5.--In the after
noon game Chicago won lea the
eighth inning by scoring Ave runs
on six bits. Ina this inn.ng tho
pitchers. not one OF whom could
ttop the Chicaros.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05

Backman and Brosnahan. UmpIros.
Klein aud Kane.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05

scott, Lang ana sullivan aud
Payne. Gin.an. Spade and Alen
aud PAYNE, Gilugan. Spade and
and killifer Pmpiros-Conuolly and
D.nccn.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-05
Rod SOY I,unch nIt..

Washington. July 5.-Boston won
the Afternoon game from Washington
after rain delayed the cuiost 30
minutes The visitors punched two
Cuub.cs and two Enr'os with three
errors by TIE locals lea the seventh
inning and made enough runs To
win the game.
Score n n y
Washington ........8 10 {
ANN.NNA $500 TT
GRAY and Bcckcndorf. Collins
liall and k'oluow and Carr gan TIM
pirea-pcrrIu and Exam.
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Carls Min Mornine Gnmc.

st. Louis, July ST. Louis won
,he morning game from Cincinnati.
'reshahan Was put out fthe game
Tor protesting.
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THE STANDING.
Yesterdays Results.

Vincennos- Paducah, rain.
Hopkuwille. 3-3; Ciarksvllle, %,
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Harhup. F1her. Mitchell and
Sweeney: Atkins. Krause. Dygcrt
and Thomas and Lapp Umpire
O'Loughl.n.
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TIgcrs Losc Afternooon Gnmc.

Clevehnd, July 5.-Cleveland
turned the tables on Detroit In the
AFTERNOON. Summers was knocked
our OF the box. puzzle. In the fourth
inning. Mcintyre batting for sum
mers, doubled and drove in two
runs.
S'oIe- II II Il
N''''l'hd .....I......5 s o
Detroit - a
Falkenberg and Remis; Stroud.
summers and Schmidt. Umpire
Evans.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cohb,s EicldInr Ecnturcd.

Cleveland. July 5.-Donovan held
Cleveland to two hits IN the morn
ing game. Although Young pitched
good BALL Detroit won 3 to L..
Cobb's fielding was sensational
Score II II Il
cleveland 81. ......i.....
bcbo4t ''.sss.ss.. s.. si' 20
Young, Mitchell and Eastcrly;
Donovan and Schmidt Time. 1:44.
Umpire, Evans.
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PhilIics win ON Passes.

Boston. July browns liber-
ality IN the tenth innlng OF the con-
test with Philadelphia gave the game
20 Dooin's men. Tie passed four men
In succession, forcing In the needed
run
Score r n T.
Philadelphia o.. .......1 4 Z
Boston ............3 s o
McQuillen Moren. Ferguson a0d
Graham and Raridcn. Umpiros,
tombstone and Moran.
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Boston Wins Long Game.

Washington, July 5.-Boston de-
feated Washington In a desperately
fought 14-inning game. Feature
plays were pulled Off by Mcbride
md gfnlI
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Prefer. Richie. Mcintyre aud
King: Lcihead. Maddox and Gibson.
ump.res. Rglcr and Emslio
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Umpire Sam Goodman has resigned
bis position and has accepted a posi-
ton as travelling salesman. He ar
rived In the city Sunday aud left for
Louisville. where he has accepted a
position with the Klein-Gross man
Ladies' and Gcntlcmcn's Furnishing
company, 10 trave, IN southern Indi-
ana Ills family will remove 90
Louisville later. Mr. Goodman has
resided IN Paducah for three years.
and has a host OF friends IN the cl.y.
lie was a well known athlete, play
ing baseball and basketball Two
weeks ago he accepted a position as
umpire In the Kitty league. and his
work was giving satisfaction.
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pittsburg. July 5.-P.ttshurg defeat
70 Chiaro with ease IN the morn
Ing game. Mons Of the three visit
Ing pitchers wore effective.
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TAILENDERS TAKE
TWO FROM PROHIS
NIGHT RIDERS CAUSE ECSTASY
AMONG FRIENDS.
Indians and Hoosicrs Have Double
Header To Play on
Now.

RAIN PREVENTED THE GAME,
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Crandnn neId nndrcrs snfr

New York, July After taking
the morning game. New York won
me afternoon game from Brooklyn.
~ to /. Crandall, after the first
inning, he'd the visitors safe.
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rmnIrc Goo,lman RcsIrns.

bdAtflltn. nNNhluahlAl'f lANlAIff
nd crancr; clarksyllle. Priest aud
line
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-08
Newspaper Circulation.

There are lew things IN which want
of candor, if not downright mendacity,
are more common than In the conten-
tons and quarrels Of newspapers over
the extent OF their circulation. A
contemporary says that the circulation
fake and affidavit liar share their dis
tinction with horse trading, business
In which even preachers cannot tell
the truth. This contemporary says
that the shrewd advertiser is not oc-
ceived by this nlenda cious putting and
padding of their circulation by un-
scrupulous newspapers, and Instances
the papers owned by Hearst. These
papers claim circulation three or
four times larger than the New York
Herald. and the Herald makes no con-
test OF the claim, but goes right on
getting three or four times the pay for
1t. proving that while come of the peo-
pie may be fooled some of the time,
all the people can't be fooled all the
time. Commenting on this the Index
Appeal says that If a paper has merit
the public will read It. and the In
teliigent man can determine the ques-
ton of merit for himself.