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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-27

NOTICE.-All creditors nf said de-
ceased are hereby notified to present
their claims against said eGtate to the
undersigned at ESQ Franklin Street,
Norwich. Conn. within the time limited
in the above and foregoing order.
MARTHA n. HUBBARD.
oct2Td ExecutriX.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-27

Pd pueuese East Africa. province OF
Moza t1hiaue, is developing its rtpnb&r
indui ry
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-27
FOR SALE.
Sale Of Cows, Farm
Utensils and Other
Personal Property

The following property will be sold
on Saturday, Oct. 90, at o'clock in
the afternoon at the late residence of
Sylvester H Maynard. on the trolley
line from Baltic to Willimantic, at
Maynard's Crossing one mile from the
village of Baltic: One COW four years
old, / cow six years old. excellent cows
for butter, 1 Sharples separator, 1 two
horse pillow, / hay cutter, l cooking
stove marked St. Louis No. T. with hot
water tanio and other stove utensils, %
yards Of 1inoleum. also other house
hold goodA and utensils.
HATTIE NJ. MAYNARD.
Administrator.
There will also be sold at the same
time one bla TX walnut bedstead and
other household articles, one new Cy-
piers incubatoi> 24o eggs capacity, and
one brooder ami ten barrels hen ma
nure oct25TuF
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-27

" YOUR h~t-dS naturally dry add an
c1s- TO ycar-l isnid~%hsA.eoa
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-27

The official report on the sea and
inland fisheries of Ireland for 1909
shows that the catch, not Including.
'alrnon or other fish. amounted TO
5000 more tons valued at S&,4so, 900,
r. $12e.000 more than in 1893, and
hat the cannon fisheries exceeded
| he average of the last seven years
J about S3 per cent.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-27

WHEN you want to put your bust
ness before the public there is no me-
dunn better than through The adyertis-
Ing columns OF The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-27

WHEN you want TO put vedtr busi-
meas before the public. there is no me-
dunn be ter than through tin, adHertis-
hK columns Of TAc bulletin
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-27

I HE bureau of agriculture of Spain
has published All advance bulletin
sho ping that there has been a con-.
side uaole falling ar in the Ies,ims
croI Oceans, pea,s. chick peas exc.} CT
1916 a. COMPARED win 1908 Tia
tota- proorCtiou In 1910 wss sl1ra
meta &c rous asainsr s,Ns rnerz1c taisr
for 1903
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-27

Direct and indirect imports ions srs
m ade ar kingston, ontario. OF Amert-
ca n rifles and shotguns, which are
co nsidered the best sellers on the
HI pgston market. in spite of a prefer
en- tial tariff with England and the
oh. zap grade of goods coming from
&c. tmany.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-27

AUTOMOBILE STATION,
g. J. Colt, 6 Otis Street Automobi,e
and Bicycle Sspnirink. General Ala.
chine work. Jpbbsn. 'Ehons
The Lamar register., 1910-07-27

SOC China Wash Silk. good nm
value, per yard go. 80. Z0S
76c Fancy Silks, in pretty m
patterns, per yard 80. .sOSG
75c Lyons SILK, 81 inches r.
wide, all shades, per yrad 4Ot
S6c Silks. Persian stripes. ex- IN.
ira value. per yard -. C0C
sc black Taffeta Silk, 81 in
ches wide. rich luster. per Rn
1.60 black Taffeta Silk. 80 inches
wide. guaranteed not to break;
special sale price. per nH.
yard 49,. 80. %. OOJ
The Lamar register., 1910-07-27
SPECIALS IN SHOES

In ladies'. children's. mems and
boys shoes we are going to make
a big cut. Shoes and slippers for
everybody. We will have them
all on tables. Come and save mon
ey.
1.5O and 200 values in blue. pink
gray and white canvass pumps,
the kind you need to m
match your dress. price SOE
200 Dongola Oxfords in the new
sale prize price. go. 49,. .4s
$50 and 800 slippers. new no
est styles. sale price .... 'S~
1.25 Oxfords m
sale price. -. 80. -. ,H0I.
LIS Slippers ~
Children's white canvass m
Slippers. sale price 80. OSc
In fact all oxfords at great
reduction In prcies.
The Lamar register., 1910-07-27
CREATING CORSET EXCL
TMENT

Squeezing CoFset Prices
Such prices a. we make for this
sale will do the work. for certain
" no sane person will pay twice
the price elsewhere that we ask
for the same quality.
One lot r. & G. LOO m
Corsets. for this sale AAE
LOO American Beauty ~
Corsets. for this sale -. SS
All our soc and 76c mr.
Corsets. for this sale -. 0GE
The Lamar register., 1910-07-27
CLEAN UP IN SUMMER
WASH DRESS GOODS

5c Lawns in striped and fancy pat
tsrns. during this sale at a.
the special price Of 49,. ..G32C
lSc and z0c Lawns and Dmities. sfl
dainty designs and pat ri
terms: special sale price k2C
3gc silk mulls in plain oolors. make
up very pretty; special IN
sale price -. 80. -. lou
see and 35c white Lawns and
0wisses. special sale IN
sc and 35c heavy white Wasting
In checks and stripes: IN
special price -. -. S
33c Eolienne cloth. in plain color
makes pretty evening ln>
dresses. special sale price 0E
3bc fancy silk null in pretty pat
terms. an extra bargain M
during this sale at -. ZSc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

stable. Rashti. by Adam isadv antaEe.
came With terrific speed and gained on
Hou-eniad 80 swiftly that P9wsr- VS. VS.
Taught -irep before he realized the rapid
apprua,h OF liashti the latter vas AZ HOUSE
maid. hans- Powers did not draw his
Whip. neither did h. Use han'is ~ heels,
With the result that Rashti, under herce
drive from tarnsr. got 40 Ia he last Jump
Anna Case, by Cezarion hretHel. Sas
lhir,i. eight lengths back. r. .. CaImans
horton was lrft az the post tgrmer
winners were virginia EaTle Zap and Bells.
trad, Mhmari. liamburg Belle, SChulamhs'
flip Flap, Court Drr.-, Lady Minired.
Yield Mouse and Ocean Hound
The neVerwyrk stables tag sprtnter.
sir John Johnson. With top weight, won hts
lr,t race ut ths season Whsn h. captured
lha handicap Tor all ages a. about stN tuI-
long, A. the start u g, hedwelIs Mad
man broke IN front ami led TOT an eighth
ni mile by q short margin Sir dohh
Johnson Rnss Queen aud Tim Pippin were
close behind. hat near the turn Tim Pippin
vas ptnUhrd % on the rail anal pulled up.
ke-a Queen also stopped. Nhrreupon SIR
John Johnson aud Mldmln fought out
the rest 81 the NnN. ~ the end sir bnhn
Johnson Was the winner by half length
10 I. 80 1-5 Mailman heating the three year
old Rcybourn by two lengths for the place
odd Dream~r. losing fast. vas hall q length
out Of tho money
In the Second raCe. for plaier-, ~ mile
ami a sixteenth bat seysniy-dvs wards
from home Rlackford, the favorite. Who
had been second all the way, Overhauled
him. 20 win b" short head IN ~ -. Dandy
DIXON was third four lengths behind Black
Mate. while the others Nerp beaten on
Motiee was prart iCally left a. the barrier
With GeOrge OdOm'z Foliie Levy, fayO ite.
n the nth race, az about six furlonea.
and her chances were killed then and there
The winner turned up In " X. Brandt =
Rig stick by Ogden, who got the verdict
by half q length In ia q I'm, long
shot. ran into the place the same distance
before WOOlUaSter also an outsider. BLACK
chief, a good thing led to the last iurlOnR
pole where he blew up. and Danheld.
usually front runner. was always IN the
ruck.
W H laudeman's SehaEO got a clever
ride from ButWell IN the last race. for
maiden twO-y ear-oldH. Ave fur Ongs We
shot out Of the bunch on the FAR turn and
won In a drive by length from August
RelmOni' Trap Rock. q colt nv Rock sand
Iopiar.. Who ruled hrst IN favor and
closed with a belated rush The silver
HroOk Farms Miss Jonah. by llenO- Luck
less. was third The time was % rs,
There was no interference With The oral
speculation that prevailed and the bcitors
Nrrc under the rigid supervision ~ the
racstraCk police
The summaries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

brooklyn, .; DoaIOR, g.
A. PIttsbarG RaIH

NEw TORI Is. H., Z: PHfLADEtPHIA Il. b, ?.
PHILADELPHIA. MAY u New York M sde
a clean sweep OF the series with the Phillies
to-day by winning the fourth argument
with DOOM badly demoralized team The
erratc pitching Of Moore and his poor sup
port soon gave the Giants a lead Which they
never relinquished throughout the after
noon
There we're all kinds NJ ninins between
the players and un pires Bates and Doyle
being sent to the clubhouse By Umpire
Johnston for disputing strikes. while poolan
and Knabe deserved the same kind Of han
ishment from the hands Of Umpire Moran
for a prolonged discussion on play which
came up In the sixth inning Deylin stole
second in that inning Knabe getting Doom :
throw and tagging Arthur a. he slid into tho
bag Moran called Devlin safe. then the
trouble started knRbe and DOOlan rushed
81 Moran and DOolan iOlted Moran with
enough fore 70 almos, knock the little
In the seventh Seymour was almost
Knocked out by DOOlan when the latter
chasing Cy az the line toward third tagged
Aim - hard with the ball that seymour col
iidsi With Grant. his head hitting Eddie Z
knee IN hard that Seymour was dazed for
the time being
New York's first run came in the second
n hen NunuNraNN. VINO VAS playing NhsN
In the place ~ Nerkle. who IL suherIng
With q spFained ankle, singled 10 left We
moved 10 third on wilson's single 20 riahl
Wilson made an attempt To steal second
but ould have hesn out had DOOlan held
nooin's throw Mike. however. dropped
the ball. y tlSOn reaching second and Snod'
gTass scoring
IN me sixth With two down Devin walked
and stole serond Snodgrass drew pass
and on Wilson's single 20 left Arthur tai
lirt The ono iu the eighth vas due "a
netors Nsattug Out n m ~ nOOlan and
reaching -eyond on uOOlan's Mild throw
DOYLE -sUf Josh 20 third on q sarridre ana
I he -,orrd " hon Doom made q Wild throw
trying to catch him mapping IN third. Ihs
tItut', last run cane over IN the etghtt
when nsvlin walked ana scored IN SnOd
. Fra-s's triple ~ deep left
Y he Phillies hat many e chance 10 get
/ around the hass paths, but were not ~
] cessful until the eighth IN that inninl
Pei Flaherty, "a no had taken bstcs's plac'
Z in oeptrv aiiet johnny had heen put on
B ~ he game. heat out a bic TO Raymond
krahe forced l'atrick out at second on
. tan 10 Doyle Grant hit % the cluhhouA'
I for home run. chaaing In knahe. MaRe'
kept up Tho hOrnha rdnieut by doubling q
T night hui Branshsid hit into e double plal
ard the lo,als' only profitable inutnk al
. over
. The aHOFa
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TO-DIT'SCIRD ron GRiI ESFND
GaJeIle stakes and k~nslnGisn streple-
chase the NitFarIians.

Woodford Jlay'- ocean Round B, expected
20 gallon N Win he Ga7sIIs Siakcs. Tor
fhrrs- var-nld hlli"- one mile and q -iN-
tseniU ~ Jraye.eud TODAY, - she has
EthsI 10 Brumc and lihri u ~ beat The
kau-inEf0n ~t"suieoha-s. a. about TAO
miles. may marrow down IN IhistledaIs
Grandpa and BIs,k Bridge In handi-
rap ~ mile and a sixteenth the keene
entry 'Naskstfe aud Uuariou-i will ind
favor over fiFesi0ne Berkeley and ~ hers
Fts Herbert will not star ~ thi- race
nv fhs fr-f race for fNo-year -Oldz. hve
uurIung- Feather buster TOWtOn Yield
and P.uE tpu- uar 20 well In the third
race. FOR rlater- about 80 furlonE~ TNi.
U-tf Vlceu. EiaIfo and Jeanne 4 "" seem
be-' Two. ear ods VIII run In tho last
race Nte furlnng- With Frank Buh-falleF.
Whua Wool and Miss Nsit having good
rHaurss Tho entries folio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

Guess We cAnt play ball IN Greater NeW YorE
Nine Fhmes aon N two days hand runuing
seven straight Tor the Giants Wo0, roc st
ne Cuhs come oni Wiu ue Get revenge RawtheF
4 reckon I'm the lghtest player IN me BIG
isagues. said Md Elberfeid Yesterday ~
roiads
We uitrAers surely can hii' eArlaimed Red
AHes yesterday a. he saW jark quinn uhAng
on q three baEger
uurrh. 0aubert. Wheat nummsl. eunoa
Davidson and r. smith that's = pFetty ukeb
iooting lneup ~ BroakNn team has when y0u
loon them over.
Fftchsr Ios Doyle has been sof b. the New
Y0rk AueFtran l.sague club - Clnrlnnau. tluy ie
talEG - hiEEtnliErz zrsElai raara 80 A. "a
ne Grin N regime The hrst Dine taluie farei
him there Were men - ne haaes and Doyle Was
rauuoned ~ Yep the hall away and not let
Larry mt H. who 70 ae anyway Joe asked
why. thats Laiuie. NJ was tod. 'is u 30"
rrpied noyie "why not fan hlw' Whrh fame
Doyle inrthaith proceeded - DO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

Manhattan Beats Franlltn Club ~ rNha-
dolphin m Team Match

After . protracted session Of pla- .l' "a
until close upon midnight on ner--'-'1
boards between the Manhattan 'h"'. ~
and The FrsSklin Chess CLUB m I.t11--
phia, contested ~ the rooms 81 me ''.'
resulted IN a vlrtorv Tor no Nlnh as
by the score 81 o. 70 A.. william .
Wiser and y. v Driver vsrC 80 80 10 :
CaDtains 4 M.che,seu % Che 60 -
referss r Ca.@risnCa 4 r Hose.
= Never. / T. Never. n Poe -.f
Rossnfhai n aoson.eld and "
scored their Iaues for TIE nGIrs
= W Hanhrm. n y Marshai and
drew agaius their opponenfs
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CLOSE GAME FOR STEVENS
one nun by Harris EBOSsh TO Boat
Syracuse.

The baseball team Of stevens Institute
defeated the nine from Syracuse Univer-
sity yesterday at Hoboken by a score OF
70 0. The game was a pitchers battle
hetween Coleman. the crack freshman Of
stevens. and Thomas Of Syracuse. Both
sides helded we'll. only one error being
made during the game, Harris Of stevens
made the only run Of the game IN the NY n
reaching third on a Wild throw 70 nrsi and
crossing the plate on iAnsdelis sacrifice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
FIGHT PERMIT 6RANTrD
aupsv,tors Assure niE Contest ~ vote
81 10 70 2.

San FrANciE~o. rai. MAJ .. -L'' 30
Francisco superv sors to-day. b.
Of 10 h ?. Frantsd q psEmit - Ji-4 ~ -
Broadway Clu', f,H zoe July hyf'
ends I'll uncertainty - - ara - -"
the Jedr'es -sohns~=. uattle Ia 'hE .t
TeN Rtckelo has en- ETran GER.
Grimm b. wtich tho permit VII p
~ him A. bath Gov Silletr ar
ATTORNEY Fiekrrt have declared ''
nGr Interfere the hghf J. nov - .lr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

Aarry Bostun-Stahl /. Firsi has On error,
Philadelphia, . Lsn On has, Bgston ;, fhle
delphia. s. first base on balls 90 Arellanes. y
OF HAL. n on sender (. Slrtirk Oui-hN ATruanes
/ 81 BENDER 3 HOME run-Stahl Two nasf ~
Wagner, SlAhl. Sarrtnre mt-CarltEan. llgunN
play Arrllanss. Lord And StahL Wa plgne,
3onder I HALL. !. umplre In chiei SheridAn
Field umpire KERN Time hour and a- mlnnse-'
nErRoTr 4 N. LOUIS "a. 49,. J,
NJ IOUIH MAY M-DetToi won ne iourh
and last game Of the series 10 DAY from " LOUIS
The srurr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

Totals 81 " = ~ 5
snatt~i Tor Raies IN the third inning
sRaft~f Tor Moore IN the seventh inning

Totals - " q -
Matted Tor haie. IN ne ,hlrd inning :
'Ratt-t for Moore In the seventh Inning
i E-s sg5s $685. g
Run, Ncs lors p,,urc n,ynn. !; Snod.
grass philadelphia knahe Grant lsN On
S sS' "a. 6s s, 'S mona ~ or Soors o. Bfsn
mar : StfurE out ~ ltAy mond Z. BY Moore S,
~ HERMAN. liome run Grsnl Thfss esss
NJ Sn"israas 20 es.s NV VAC ss,,,nge
i1auble plays Moore noon. Grant and hTans
nsd RrldWsn Doyle and snodErAss looian end
hransned gay mona snd Dcf W.. wv % I,,l,
Iohntson Field umpire Moran. Tine hour
and - minutrs
URooELrN, 4 RosroN ~. -, /.
The Rrooklyns toppled the Boaons over
again yesterday. making four IN a row for
Dahl~ns remnant aspirants Manager
DahIen. ny the way. saw the game a. a
t,lain clothes MANAGER lie h. under sus-
psn.ion for kicking and snihei the battle
from afar. that h. viewed the game from
she grand stand Though he vas a mere
.psctator. hs didn't have 10 pay 20 get in.
pshIrn before the game wisvazTed to
hts disciples 10 Try out young kne,zer IN
the ho1. and no broken reel NaH young
Mr. KnatteT. YOU hot. -ir. With the stern
though silent countenan"e ~ his hanishet
boss rIoVerinR on him from the penal
.sryitt,de retreaJ ~ the stand kneizef pur-
y.yst class \ curves for the edihcation
in-iruction aud ysiihcatiOn of the Doves
and held them down 10 siA hits and one
run
The Rosinns have what comfort there 10
an ..orinR hrs They knitted run on
Kustyer in the secont inning Shean waited
for four balls and Berk waited for two
has hit Between tho two Shean scored. In
the third tho Brooklyns GOT that run hack
and one IN addition Erwin singled, but
"a. forcei Nv Knetker. shean threw BuFch
out and kuetzer vent n -scOnd. Daubert
In ried and .uOred knetEer. and on Wild
refurn n, Reck Dauher hurried 10 third
We lore N the remaining quarter section
wien Wheat. the slugger. LEI ~ With a one
a .e-ond two run cluster vas gathered In
by The Washington Parkers IN the nth
a. before two we're OF when the runs
dorkei in Tao we're Oui IN fart helore there
80 atFnt dhidng Then like a bolt IRON
he blue. Whatever that h, DaubeFi had
.troJiei Wheat had tripled him home and
Wnmmel al singled Wheat home.
The srOrr
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Gssamaa Drrunrs to boz Bcf-H

Jack Goodman. after agrce.ns 10 p
rounis WITH 10. Bedcll O. The q
4 e eH-ntEhf, s'rddrnlv chuure'
Yesterday and nofided Pref.1 den
that be could not appear, a o res.-.
VII b no bouts 90 the BroaG club - -
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TotaIt = 49, % Totals ~ u 70 y
One MT Uheu winning nm Vas --0rcd
Philadelphia % ID % ~
nostnn. I
Run U1stuf Naguer FIRST hasr On error
Ef.tou J. Irfi uu hasrz HostUn : phtlasifiuhla
g. Itrsi ha-r on balls ~ collins e ~ Morgan
Strurk out ~ collins b. MORGAN 8. "a
riare bits Wartsri iialh. f,auincT niulre in
chief krrin ieif umpire ShcridAn Tine -
hour and a minute
FHiLApuFHta e. BosrOs aEo0SD 0anF
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Hun tevens-Harris. Lett on ha.ss-syra
ruse, s. Ftrsi base on balls d Coleman.
Sir7lck Out-By Coleman. !: by Thomas, ., Saert
nee hit-lAnsdeil. Stolen bases-khnG. holn'ess
scuIN. SchOefiin. Umpire p. Sunson Time
hour and ~ minutes
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Totals e - ~
'Ra.sra n gs.sesn " NJ sizhfh IaE'as
Rattan n ~ q y
nsuotiyn q 90 =
RUNE R0ston ghean RrnokN nauhert. :.
Wheat knrtfrT Firsf haas IN error h0st0n.
80 On hases h0siun. s. HFoDkbu. FIRST base
on haiis=Of Matteru. a. of huet1eT, 2 Hefuet 1ul
p Maufrn. a NJ hnetEfr. Three haae ne
Wheat Two hass hit heeh Snrrinre hit
aurch nouhis UlnT ~ heat 7 smith ald
nsuheTf L~nn0H Dauhsrt and Lsumna Hts
or Mattern. m 80 IN inninga. o. ParEgnH.
On nHs inning T. uTdrr IN rhief=-uOay. Field
Iufuire Brennan lime hour and - mluufsa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Humble the PhIlllcs Again and
:Brooklyus Heat DoNes.

The lone trip or The Giants IL over. and
they come home to-day with colors nying.
notwithstanding poor work In the NeH.
They won ten games aud lost nine while
away. They took four straight from the
Phillies and have won their last seven games.
That's pretty fair Clip. The proud BROOK
lyus also won again. taking Ail four from The
Bos, tons. The results
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

10, maiden tao EAR Odd. s'n aided n,e

VAR start won driving Srhago o. :. hy
~s-npronius PuruA SWEET Owned ~ " n
IAu4rman trained b. N Ma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

'natied Tor Hoffman In the ninh inning
netrUit .... ........i n o q
s. Louis ....... 80 u go II
Runs Detroit d Jones I. bush ~. louis
Newman Two haze hltHStone. three hasf
hit Newman Sarrlhce hlis-nush. Perncu,
NOuarN. nolhle plays=GrlEFs Newman ahd
kullier, Hartzell GriEEs and Newman, MiiatN
pitrheT ~ Petty BUSH, b. PrTnoi lAchHeii
SeTl F1rst hass Cn balls on Petty, !. % Pernou'
9 struck out ny Petty, . Lsii on hasss- "
lruit T. 81 Louis q Umpire In chief nlneen.
Fleld umpire Connolly. Time nour aud -
minutes
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Pole

GEEar NEcE. l. / MAY ~ The first
teams Of the Great Neck and MeadoS
Brook polo clubs lined up in the Second
match for the Great Neck challenge cup on
Grace Field to-day
The four mem beers NJ the team who won
the Internal iOnAl cup from England last
sumner played on the two teams. "
waterbury, " and Harry Payne whitney
Dlavtng for Meadow Brook and Iawreace
WATERBURY and Deveryt II Afburn for
treat Neck Meadow Bic h won by a net
score ~ TO-, goals tos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

u Ss'ss',l Fsss .ssIs id Es's '.s,'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
EASTERN League.



Newark had revenge on she Skeetera yesterday
afternoon Ior Mr(flnnity'a trtbe cutunE looss
In ne return game AZ Wesa side Park and winning
hy = srOrc off 70 2 regaining nrst position In the
rare The srorc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

Totals. ~ Y y n II Totals IS = 10
'Hatted for Atton 10 the ninth lnnlng
}.r:., CIV. SSS:SS55SSSS 60 60
Runs Newark Louden :. Gahlsy !, Meyer.
Kelly Zimmerman Agler, crisp Jersey tib
smeai Si,Sn II, BE- % srT srs,, ~, w
4. Nswark Z First hase 90 balls ~ Sliton Z
Sirlck out b. Siton, = Three base hits Clemrnt.
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and AEler Umpire In chiei Byron. l1eiu um
pire-Nuray Tine hour and ~ minutes
At EoCHKsrE1 TIEsT OANE
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-suoSD oAAE
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western League.
~ 81 Iosepa-St Joseph !. Tppeka.
A. sous city -nncoln Is sous CITY /,
o.1 "a s SSSs .. None. sS SsS.
~ Denver Wichita, p Dcnver.s
TrI-sts,s I.eagus.
~ Yora Trenton T. Yort. !
A. ar.sburg WILLIAMSON. 3. Harrisburg
CsunectIcut League.
Al Waterbury waterbury s. New Haven. &
Al New Britain New Britain T. bridegroom. s
A. HoyOse Springfield. .. Holy oss. !
Texas League.
Waco waro 4. San Antonio
AZ Shrevep0Tt shreveport. .. Fort W0rth 3
~ Galveston Galveston. O. HOusion, %
southern League.
A. Nashville Birmingham ? Nashville
A. Atlanta Nev uTicAns, 5; Atlanta
A. Chattanooga Mobile, ?. Chattanooga s.
A. Memphis Montgomery g. Mem phis.
south Atlantic I.eagus
~ Augusta Augusta. g. savannah e.. In
ninEs. darkness
AZ Columbus Columbia q. Columbus .
A. Macon Jacksonville. s. Maroon.
Cotton states League.
~ Jackson -GrrrnWood Z. Jackson
A. Ncksburg Nirkshurg s Waturshurr Z
~ Meridian Meridian. ;. NaAOo CIV. "a
inuings.i
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o ss.'S'5 tI e.: s'' TsS I.e1E a.
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Poor start. won driving Sr John Johnson
b h s. ~, Itdor IA To.ra N owned hy the
Heycrvycg stable trained hy b Woodford
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Totals - t.gu Totals ~ 80 % 3
Washington ~ y "
Nea lurA % D
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Quinn, PITCHER And SLUGGER
WITH ms ARM AND ms BAT
mr. KEATS WASHINGTONS.
HlghlandeFy Get 70 JShnsSa fer last
Game sG the series Athleties Break
Even IN Double Hsader IN Bostsn
Town DetrOIts Dawn RrSWns Again.

The Highlanders will be touring the West
nov for some days. and a. an an revoir
performance they lowered the Washington
coiOrs again yesterday. taking three games
gu; Of the series Of four They stopped the
winning streak of Walter johnson, who
has not been able to baf'e them much this
season They gained on the Athletics.
who. with the Bostons. ushered In the double
header season. each winning a game. The
DetToits made IL four In a row from the
browns. though hot having quite the picnic
thsv had in the other three games The
rrgulfs.
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Poor start won driving Hashu hr Q {. b.
NdAm NsAdN antagc. oWnel by the NeHcasue
stable trhinci by 7 Welsh
POI Tu RAGS
RrooLfyr Wandiran OF g. On FOR three ear
nlds and upward one mile and quarter
fIarfr Hnt w. ~ Iur.fs hfiung ffH
Ft Herbert I IAp O. uugan IS - %
tHambalA. IA huiNtu iui 81 =
Prinrc Imperial o " Garner - even a.
ear s 10 ArCmhAh ~ ~
a. hion Piats = in hr1ee - even
IHnna Ken 10 Posrrs ri 90
umr. guAaA
Poor start Won eas5 llI HerbeTt hr r.. q
b. FtheiheftH N0rganALs. 1Wacd and trained
by 4 Hldrcth
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Totals 50 SsI 10 d TolAls. = q 10 o
Syracuse q
stevens - 600 90 ~i