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e. p. TAFT RaPS G,RFIEL ID
His Paper Says mat Even =. R. on the
stump Couldn't Win Him n Chance.

INcISsArI. July 1? The Timos-Stdr.
whose proprietor. Charles = Taft, is a
brother u the President. prints the fol-
lowing editorial to-day,
Mr. Garfield deserves all the nice
little dinners Cleveland will give him
He il a remarkable figure in Ohio politics
He is the one Republican in the State
for whom Col. Roosevelt could take the
stump every morning and every night
during the campaign without giving him
the slightest chance for victory
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TRINITY SELLS IT'S SHACKS.
whole BiOck 90 GreeuW1ch village 10 ne
RaYeII b. the New owner.

Trinity Church Corporation cold yes
tsrday TO James CnIikshAnk. a builder. an
entire block in Greenwich Village. bounded
by dreenwioh. Washington. Barrow and
Morton streets. This 10 one of the biggest
parcels sold by Trinity in many years
In the block are several old frame and
brick dwellings and stables, for the con-
dition of which Trinity has been criticised
They will be replaced by one OF two loft
buildings eight stories high In the block
there are sixteen city lots. carrying street
frontage of about 30 feet.
IL 10 expected that the Improvement will
result in the rebuilding Of the surrounding
blocks. Trinity Corporation changed it's
policy last year and has hem improving
lie Greenwich village holdings with mod
ern buildings.
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10 SIR TELEPHONE 90.
Nrbrsska's Attorney -t!eneraI IN seek tn
Gust american Tel. a ret. From state.


LINCOLN. July - Attorney General
Thompson - preparing a suit TO b. filed
in the Supr~In" court asking an order
o,ustIng tn" American Telephone and
Telegraph Company and its subsidiary
the Nebraska Telephone Company. from
tn" State
II - alleged that the companies have
violated the antitrust laws 81 the State
IN the purchase II compc,ing plants from
INDEPENDENT operators
Within few day. tho Bell company
has purchased independent systems az
gr"Rating 500 telephones The suit
j. filed At the instance ~ President Woods
~ the National independent Telephone
Association
Under the Nebraska Law the purchase
81 competing plants not only renders
III" offender liable criminally. but in
addition To- providing for IN. forfeiture
81 charter rights s-cheats to the state
the interests purchased
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ITALIAN BRIG4N carr RED.
wives Of the niOts Marked Notes That
They Paid for Husbands Ransom.

special Cahis DsspaieA 10 rHH Sun
FhoRKNCE, July ~ One Of the brigands
who captured Edward and Robert Blot
Of Boston has been arrested. az has
also an acoomplice who was observed
signalling to the brisands while the Bots
automobile was returning from their
villa. whittier the wives Of the two cap
tives had gene TO get the money demanded
for ransom
The arrests were due to the ladies' mark
ing the notes they brought from the villa
This enabled the police to trace them.
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10 FIEht FILMS for I.ondon

LONDON. July ~ by vote 81 IS To-
- the London County Council to-day
decided that the pictures 81 the JeTries-
johnson fight were undesirable and
the pToprie'ors ~ moving picture shows
Nerr notified accordingly
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FIRE ~ THEATRE FR4NCAIs.
Audience ssampedes and won't Ne
stayed when Curtain Blares Up.

special Csbie Desps'oh 10 TIVE suS.
PARIS. July while the last act Of n
play was being performed at the Theatre
Francois tonight the curtain caught fire.
The audience Immediately started to
stampcde. refusing to he stayed by shouts
that there was no danger. The play con-
tinued 70 an empty house.
II il notorious that many Paris theatres
are death trans.
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Ncu. stylish sysEias.-s oaliei -InhI. Win III
-.Aae
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NAIL SUBSCRIPTION ORDERS ron
HE sun and The Evening" sun may bs aft via
aap sdeaen- No eSLa chsrEe.-Sdr.
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'"-''r'- 'Ns-ring Trns ~ Hud
Inc ~. 7c~rer' Must, ifr
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gnrrsSsd ssd pris,sa sy sor,ie.' ~ = g,
Inc. ~ John street Est4btl5hci Is3f-.Lla.
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S,OI o.
Ancient players WIN Have Their Annual
R~unJon To-,iaS.

l. Vill 10 'Ise of age before beauty .
rallN.ng ~ 'Ue ahclenfs a. = we're 70 -
~. ssnlor- ga'hsr for their annIsi golf
reunion on The links 81 ~" Apivauis cub
TO-DAY Neyer b"forc q tho history % 'ht-
even which - rapidly assuming nations.
proportions have 80 many entries hccn
received. and 're prrssn' t"tal winch hns
reached IiI. - .hs laIgr-' on record
Golfers from A. "a wrs' ~ san Fran
Ci-co ha'" -"n' % their naW"- Their" we're
some aNtv-odd v"'"rans prac'.- ng over The
Rv. Inks ve-ierip, ami a. many NOR"
profnIs 10 he ~ hand tins morning pre-
pared 20 suck " out for m" ~" dAv- The
Re-, McBr DO S'erre'' ~ chevy 'ha-.
praoti-sd ovcf he curse vs-tsTdaN. o.. I'D
Emerson thaWU-r.tn ~ Nnr-is t"f.ufN.
Henry Van Nr-ia's 81 Baltu-rui ". " "
Jordan ~ This ,''y and " N tan'-rhury
~ Bras Burn
Bscau-e ~ he conditions governing ms
affair M yuuns.'st under 5 YEAR u age
has any good reason for putting "a sn at
pearance ~ ApAv aV.ls TO-DAY just nov
old ne dean 81 'he gathering viii 10 10 -
r ,ss' I.TandSr Min. Inc sho % has ' carried Ted
~ The ancient lRurels for ~s'srH! ses-ons
may have 20 take a h""k SEAT favor Of
an oc'"Ssnsrl"n from over Boston way
Milne owl up to = year.
are mis-inE IA the personnel ~ the team
s~leried 20 represent he Met ropolttsn Golf
Mropia this week They are Ierofns y
club aud Gardiner " White ~ oakland.
rhe inters"hplAs'ic champion According
20 the official lisi -en' oUt by " ". Wander
pool. secreiAry ~ The Metropolitan Golf
Association. Walter 4 Travis, the captain
will be assisted by the follow ing MaN
Behr. Morris County Golf club, iindlAy ;
Douglas. Nassau Country cub 7 frederick
nerreHhOn. Ne-fbrook Golf club D=v aid
Kirhby. tngl"w God Country club 1o-eph
g. knapp. Garden City Golf tiub Archie
Reid, 81 Andrews Golf Ilub ! Shaulcy
JT Deal coli and 'ountry club Gilmsn
y TIFFANY. foveiiOu Coli cub John VI
Ward. Garden cay Golf Club and Marshall
Whirlatch BykeT Meadow Golf club
The team matches viii begin on FRIDAY
when the P~nnnSyl is ANA amt Ma -Sachua.tie
forces pili battle for the privilege Of chal-
Longing the metropolitan combination IN
the decisive tilt Ola SATURDAY.
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HORI/ONS H4NDICtP.
v. y. Carman's FIiD Wins the Feature
Race AZ Toronto.

ToRoNro. Dnt Sep. ~ he ram came
dovr In torrents all last night and Tbs
morning. 80 that the races this afternoon
y ere decided over track that WAs n per
feet uuagmire ' CaTman's fliy. Iiori-
ION. easily Won the Michaslmss ilAndicau
Tor ~ o-vsar -olds from he fAvorite. EdfA
-ho got away poorly The Co-en' ~
stesUlechA-@ Handicap vas son by Jimmy
Lane 4 real GOOD hing vas cut loose IN
the fret event when sandy kirkwOoi
bac lsd from ~ - 90 IS 10 :. led all 'he
wAy and ION W six Lengths
The summaries
T'rs' Race SS furionEs sandy kirkvood
10 = Davis IS IN !, Son Whsup. 10 Foden,,
/ i7sS customary sl-orAn Onaplng lost rider
sssond Race fi,~ ipTl0nEs Atshsma 100
Gisss 10 :, won, Martin ". Iiue,on, Us
IS 70 5 ihlrd Time 0o ! 5 PTsisewofihy.
t.a'ia lion. spin. 'hip~uAen. kogan and chloe
. ' ",a. "' II % 'S' son on h los = 'a4sm. 20
- ,lrprd IS liner. 10 tNslsh n 70 s. third
Tive Hta Tsnsnd ,sc'uAn. Dr. Buroh and
.,..f TISs Mirhael,rss Handicap. al 'ur
hlrg- horizon. 10 Archibald ., 20 s. won.
rob 10 Rlras : % ssoond Whist. ~
H,., ,rd r'n'i'n Wedding also ran
IF'n F-rs Hs-plecha-r about tao snd hslf
rUrH '.H r. 'Hu' 10 iAlisni : To 2. fiiid
- Hmgtrs ~ .. sscond t,.dEe Cronin ~
N"gau ~ 'p rf.-i Time. ai'1 5 Wyan
'.n" auI -''rr mo t|so ran
rIN'' ..rs 'rn vile anI o sinfe~nTh prefend
o.. u'sE. ~ son. Tom Asi,sard. %
O. .0.-d Trr r0'1 Gpt P,her sJ-or sn
seventh Esr~ me milo Nsn-'t Sirorps ~
Lss 10 o oH ,1s GSa'n q. Hu,,.ssE 20
sotsuia and Osorins also ran.
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pFTrpIT sept - WretChed pitching
And fielding "f an ever poorer quality per
mittrd the HiEhlapders to walk IN Wt'h
the second contest Of the series with The
Tigers tins afternoon Russell Ford tWirled
effectively throughout, had perfect control
and deserved a shutoUt lie would have
had one b,Ii for errors Of his team mates
which we're nearly as frequent As those ~
ihr 7 gers
New Nork's htt total was but Two larger
tlan p-troi's Pour OF their eight smashes
vs's for two sacks however. and mos, %
~" opposition Who didn Z hit safely were
not required 10. Passes were distributed
Nv the Tiger fingers unsiintinGly and a Wild
pitch and batter hn by . pitched ball
acre Inserted whenever " would help the
HilltopperS 10 tally
paVy Jones got around in the eighth in
ming after singing when three errors we're
committed on angle play. Crawford
Mas enabled Ia score IN an early round
when no one covered second To receive
Mitchs'ls throw 60 get MorArty stealing
Mille'f pitched tWo-'hirds Of the contest
and Peasley 'he remainder -Four runs
V~rr made "a the younGstsr during me
three innings IN Nhich he worked. Ave passes
three hits and couple OF errors being
u'iNsd
Ford vas puzzle 10 all - the risers
except Moriarty. who drew three hits ont
81 four titner up cobb GOT only ono OIL,
Of IN. same number ~ appearances a, the
plate. this beng a double The sore
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IcNinEion Races

IENfN.tr'. ~ sep 90 PROBABLY he
I4rgss' crowd 81 The -asrpn wa our Today
- p.'n"-- ~" running 90 .fr Idle1our Farm
HanIIrsp GpHriaur .trt'. ru. colt that Il
r"put. - %" the ft.fcst tvo-vear-old -
~" dVF. was defeated p' shooting Sprav
. colt Dy pddfsl'uV. pyf ~ ferrp owned
aud trained b. -" ,uIurei trainer. " Cola
tom anu ridden p' he ruipf"t InCkev
Thomas County ilN. . stabl" companion
~ Governor ezra ". took second money The
Firs' s.,r ono mile at ,,re-'r y,r's v-Ar.
ssrrnt Irlrvusu - NnS-rrfI 'hi-f Ti-u-
8 - EDNA stewart Or h'yheu aud nayy also
rap
-, 1ri U,sc Ttya sro = Nsf Sr,.lprg. Ne.
.Agun 10. kr"gh. won Vptt' HIyr- ~ fleif .
ssrouu. llltNeiss t'2 .Nrru~dN tnIrf Tive
~ o. 'rpir TT'1r. Munt~ 10, ions ilsA
t'nFl"u y lI, Helen tarrCifr and N-sri~f BIddrs
al-p ran
rr,ri lta," .'nr mil lrJ ~. cor, ART. Star
ss.prF ts.4f.F Nrffr. no TIu~ a..
rottu"'N sr--y'|I Nu.' 'nI D'nu- nsss alsS
ran
Tuur'h Uar~ 81, 'Hr'1r-s shooting ,a-,.
ioA rtuHA,. Won '.urf TaN iu' Nnorol
e. pud Governor D.a' - KfT0r's mira
TIN, 10 usnrrr I-r, SIS rrE
,.Lf.. lee n-c r.lc nnf go '-'i.
TrufrA. oud Nr'i" IIr..r .U Nsrur
ihIn. Uu.. rs Np.r~ts ~ I..rrn Nen~s
WDut. NmrruT sni FHll. udrr a.a' EHr
~sf. Hrpr one wils agG -NHr'g wards
lrHrr afrNlu mn % .a .s-f SON .fNNF ~.
'p- .rr4'... Hr.prr l'ru rrsunri IW .p1Il.
H'IH T..rr g. . 70 zee 20 r. tuun's d, frrf
cares N'aipv D-i., '~d Hr". rIn zir ran.
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TENNIS ~ IONGB MN.
Wits. Faith Rotch Defeats Wis. Eleanor
sears

PGouE'I'F. NE.- -cu' - T." dofaat
~ Miss IlsDuora &. ~'"r~ hv NI-- Fd'th
Rotch Va-' ~" feature ~ 'p-sil . ila, 900 he
ongv ood riC.."' ..it' t"urt- .ourrHrreu'
for women Nil satf- 'IIlarI 20 L,fi.f
her opuonen' VI'h i"r 'u' snEr % 'Hs U.-'
~" act aud also i"-t i"iE'- ~ IrISIu.'
pVt 'lis- HD',h 'as y "bpI fUrI'I u'..i hoy
low -~turn-. nicely place Z. sept Me. Sears
Nl-. ~" Il"'.. sister Of Eavm,.I =
F-rno . local rla'rr. Hrt no hnri.~r
time - al ne "Eu~Tjs ~ UyliIEg 'nsir
forced :" thr"e sci. Ni.- L"Hiss liam.
q .pnf. CHAMPION ~ Paula !"lurlt AMI NO
ia-'"ru State-. -"Ipris"d be- "yllerr ~ IN"
ea-~ oiTh which she 'itsUps..d Of Ni-- N,,a
Ihorndtae, one ut fhs bNaf 81 -hs lp,aI
PLAYER 'i-- Hammond riset. Nii-- : III
Moves he 'snaii. n 'hrnlr io',. 20. morrow
The summary
Women s,nsle., ~ rogad MI. lO...
n' ss:ass ioaS 10 81. ,:a ,-.g, defeated NJ,
ton d.fesrei NE, Hnds Wnusms a -
Mi,s hammond defeated 81, Nn.r. 1Aa-ndlEe
:. Thlrd ro.lad Mi,. EdI,h ijo,ch defeated u..
omen 2; nogbi', ,iI.l 'o,,,1d NJ. vhlw,y
Margaret cum, defeated Aissrs Williams nd
hunneweiis ~. Miss To- ring and Isr,v
= q Mi,s~s Wends! and ~isournry ds
Nls.es HArrihEion and hal'oesli d-fe.tsd H'.-e,
AmOgy and Deacon - Missss Davis
defeated Mis>r> ucrt.nE and GTrrnoufU. . .
SECOND Found Miss Marion fsuno AMI 'fss
fleunrra Srvrs defeated Ns..s WuT-e ari lrr
hAliow. = q. Missr- Thnr. ssn aUH V-4H
f1rt defeated Misses ioN TriuE AMI carey .
10 Miss harriet curtis and Mi.s rlsfa Paine
defeated Misses SchNarg and nina (. r
Mis- luis Moy~- ard Mis- fdith ItnfrF drfea o.!
Ai M,.d pets Ssi snd f Tg.n'n ,n,1
ienno and " Nics defeated Ms. ffith Wen
dell and , \ I. Hlake q %. Miss Fiepn0fa
sears and Reals q W-gNt tsf-atrI MI Il.tr
Little and Mar. & TOhn.Dn
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Owa, No., 81. IrcU-h g,.,b.r,,,ytr,
IN ,l'',,4 -, 'N,Sn N.,,.
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Players for al star I.raEue.

CINCINSATI. Sept - ~ Star Prn-
mo'er u 4 Fletcher returned - this city
TO-DAY after a trip ~ several MAJOR league
cities m m" interest ~ hts Proposed all
stAr baseball league He declared thar he
brought With him all star league contracts
signed ~ twenty nine ~ the be@t PLAYER
IN fast company and bale ~ letter.. the
general tone ~ witch shoWs that the star
players Of the major Leagues are far from
saitsh-t With the conditions under which
they are plAytng.
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forced sch,., a, the plate and Murray ni.d

20 lDh@rt
The paiienre Of the fans VAS finally re-
warded, however. when the Giants made
three runs m the eighth and Clinched a
victory Bridwell opened with hase
g'vo haEEerto right MeTkle shot a similar
drive To- LETT snd Two runs came home Srhlei
strriHCed Merkle to third and he scored
~ The closest ~ margins on Druckc long
g'out 70 pazkert. Who made an accurate
but h"lai"d throw 20 the plate
llruCk" gave = la - on halls To- 1orroran
AMI vas also hlt for a ziugle IN the Red ,
ninth, hut two force hits and a ny hlauked
the l'orkPTz
The -l'pTe-
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4 for Min Inc mimi Innlnr

.ssitsd for HIlI 10 the ninth inning
Boston q
ClPvelana q u :
RUM Boston Hooper. speaker IsNts CIsye
land Turner, Jackson lojois , Two basr
hita IrNfs LAIole Three bass nit Jack aon
Home run tAiole Sacrince rs Purteu Stolen
bases FnGie speaker. (. Laiote. CailAhAn. Jack
son First base 90 bans on Hunt or Han \
OF Mitchell. Hit By pitcher ~ Drmoit HAN
Yirst base on error Cleveland. lrft on bass
Boston. a Cievsiand, struck out By Hail 5
b. Dcmott .. b. Mitchell. double pisy En9l~
slahi sud PuF'cli Passed ball CarTigAn { mpire
Evans Time hour and ~ minutes
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'Ratei FOR Rsuey IN no Mn N inning
Phladrlphia o . - S
~ l.olis y ~ y % % =
Run, Philadelphia Lord :, collins ps-er
Murphy ~ Louis 'o-rfdo1 Northen. HorTran
Railry Two base hi'- Murphy Threp bssr hiis
Haker HoTHsn. LApp SAcri7re NJ Collin,
stolen bAse Nor'h-n Fl'st haNr or bans on
pei'y. ! 81 Dygsr' % bailey S'rucs out
r. bailey. bv DNger'. LETT m hasrs ~
Louis Q Philadelphia : npirs IN rH'ef ran
Yield umpire CONNOLLY Time z hour and q
Hinut''
tLEVvL,Np Sep' - The Maps took tWo
SAmes from boston here 20 day LAiole pounded
home run 20 the d~ep corner ~ centre n~ld IN 'hs
nrsi inning Of the hrs' game the longest hit ever
seen The ground The SCORE
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Having Nou two games from 'he'Tit's-
hu'ss uu Monday the Rr,uElvns bad rientv
~ confidence Yesterday ant r-r-a'sI the
rick ~ Washington !'ary nv putting over
p" G"'iiiux run IN lac TENT inning When
DO" niuih inning rolled aruGnd the IirA'es
he'd he gam" appa emily IA liant los q score
Of 80 81. Ti"n Dahien, mon suddenly
l'.Hi Huuh"r aWHits !nr 'lrr" rms
lYrr'. Na''inT for Miller o'.pcI his
.'I ~ tfE q 'vo haSs-r 20 %" Dalton.
Nnu ha''sd Tor kncty"r. famed "tI' David
soT 80 safely anu hen ia n"r' mashed
f"rrI'" liner ?" eft thai tamI'slI Knocked
f"Sn 'u'rH -rUr-i WfeE ii@i ont and
y n.u"l filed The ba.-- With a scratch
..us'" tp4isnn hammered a hase hii 20
cent?" ant sent tu Davidson and pAuhert
'.' o." irving 20 -frc'rh the M h~ va. cue
.. q N 90 -aupT..
-" hruslyu- vnu ne game IN tho tenth
Ntu l'gacon Philippe IN the hoN Nc
- """n rr' four halls ven' - second on
~'1TN -a,-if"". "a advanced a reg nv
E"rrer scratch IA IAN hone On a angle
'' Erwin. NHp uat'"d !or Dessal Tbs
score
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IhIIIarI.

~ pa',. -'r"'d"ny '"s'~rulv afternoon
IA an rynip,'I"r game OF 49, hnlk llbo
Mpru'ugr'ar d''aH'ri UcndriDks by a srogs
20 ilU 20 fw' Mofnt'. x-tar mad. = high Fun
81 1853 VILE" iuprr and NorniuH-faT are
wH'rD"4 @" rt. 90 Ipsrt. % Ds.'y's
hagtuninu neat MONDE night Iuey Wi
piHF Tor -IN night fiut up'Uf- each night
Lu LAST niguf'- game - fha lrac1ISfmS -
NmirarN fFrae 'fI-l. tournament nfJOha
DOYLE = TuffH -zacYuL street academy JaurN.
Blair defeated Al Iafchlord by a AuOrs VI
~ 20 - 10 So aut' 80 inntnga TO-nlNht
John Dankelman will meet = Miller. "a
the ClaHs X tournament bud Fiskar a.
feAtsd Tom Cook b. . score Of IS ~ a.
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tHfns = ah - =
- .uaf~s Pm a. re- vim unc oIf
'F-''.s - NNIrr 20 ~" rin'h 'Er'He
.hr''.I - Nr~'rrr % ~ nlutr inrin1
go rcd . ~ IH~ss-I 20 80 trn'h inning
E'Ua.u' . . o o 3
UTHu..r- 10 70 n o.
..r- ..''1pHrg 'rA-l. = AlV-r Ka1.ny
n-uusIHr davidson. ia Ssrt NCtI.ts- HurrE
F"0 rHsr N's Leah. SIrr' Tive hsss BIZ
no -|T SAr ice ~ Narnrr star. sa~rtfrr
q 81 Icr TiT't IAs~ N srTpTS f'tsuurr .
F'--t 1850 on balls - knc'rrr. : or Ihiinpf,s
So .,H uu' p Lns'TrF . by tar.ritF =
w. - AN rifs. ~ nine innings 81 ,nctteF
IN 1la~ innings 'rp lr~ 10 chief pxi~. rod
4ir-
=r i0ris o. pHT'., pgIPHI, y is
IHIr 'DtfrHI.. sept = ~ i"1's beat th-
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~ darkness
fiuns Boaton GardnsT Hooper, !, Speaker.
StAhi Cievslaad luIper. :. lseksos. isjJss
Hohnhursl Easteriy. knapp fuo hase hlta
Lewis 2 speaker Three bas~ hita Jackson.
Hohnhurst s'ahi sacrifice hits smith. HAIRS
nesa sacrifice flies Hast~rly Stolrn bas-s
Turner Jackson First hasr m halls On y
smith - Hsrkn~ss, firs' base 20 srroyS
nDsloH i.eft ~ hasrs ROstnn Cirveia nd
Strurk nut rs smith , hy Wool. 2 rs
HArkrsss. ~ ho~.tnrr Double PLAY rTyneT
and iAiois Passed. hall =CarYtRan t'mpirr
F,ans TINE ! ha1r and ~ minutes
cHIcAoo "A g.. > uAsHrNoroS. YIRar oaNE
CHICAGO sept ~ EhicaGo and Washin ton
spit ., eu 10 doable aeader here this aftsFnooa
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lN'N- - = = -
'.aNrl fnr NrMthan In the nlH'r Inning
hs'i"i ~ 3 r1mme Ia ttr ninth inriuF
'lrr.nnAu D - o % u o D
tr' ut.A . % q
Toms ,il'lunar 'oh-rt IIohH,seI New No-'.
Nrli 'eL. levin NeTkir. DTrrsr Two bass
n. prnTAu. DO In, Nerstn. Itrre base MI
O. '1F' Home run nrvrkg Savriurr hlfs ~,
lln. q. a'r,. nT'rke PssgeTt sacrifice ~ ur'irke
Ntnlsu rasrs d., ore Nsrkle. nbrrt Co-oran
We N'ah ~ base "a crforS lnrtrnhu.
.''' r. nu tails ~ 'rOmne, ~ or urtJ
#'r.t. uw' ~ lromrlc ~ HruckC. 81
..ff'.n ...s 'n'innaG : Npv NofE.g pnuhr
Jos 'l.f re-. ocorAr and HobN'srl NUi
t'ru ''Tr'"r. Umpire Ia ,h'rf TOMBSTONE
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'n'f'rJ Tor Atnrs ~ he -igEth lnuIng
'nat'r~i for Hendiirks n, the min IN inning
inrinnhN ~ -
NrW Vow. % ID % ~ % ID a. "a , >
Runs Cincinnati Ipsrt'. IaSksT {. Nc
Iran New NDrk Urisaeli lie, lin INo has~
hi's liohliv-i 'oreofAn GAsyA'. Meyers Nome
IN MclFNn stolen hasr UeN ore ItF-t bAsr
o. error, Nry NOrk iig>t has- ~ balls az
,'a'i a. on Miitse. l. >IurE out Nv UAspaT
'H N|f-f. ~ Amrs Hi.> Or v lItse 5 Ia
iutf innings. OF Nu.- = in -four innings Iefi on
nhrrs I"rtu' at. g. N-w NoFI 4 impirr Ia
rtiei Iohnsirnr We'd umpire FASOn Tint
hOU. H4d ~ minutes
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Totals ~ 10 p - To'srs - - S
PhusdeiphA ~ u 4
~ outs ~ ~ % ID
Runs Philadelphia collins Pakrr N.rps-
Ha--, IApp AOrgAn Three hA~s h' A.rpH,
sarrii-r hv LORD corridor. Rarr' I,ou6l~
PLAYS SOM WanAce. TrursdAir AMI GuEgs
dale Tirsi bsss balls OF BOYD {. OF Morgan
struck out BY Boyd by MORGAN Ls't
on bases ~ Louis 1 phuAteI phia 4 Frplrr
Ia ch,cf EgAn Yield umgre Connolly Time
I hoUs and ~ minutes
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Spsr'ii C4'is DS'gffcs p THI SrS
PAIRS. sept u The race for the I'rtv
de BOnnella- a. EantNouillet to-day vAz
Won by parras Trsmhley, wtth stern ur
Phzer's MRTmara, " ith O'Neii In the saddle
was eecond. and ThSrne's GOldnnder Rein
starters.
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Games scheduled for To-ds,

NsTfoNaf LFa1tE
cincinnati ~ .,rg No,t Pit'sburg n BroOsIlr
chicago IN Boston 0'uo games - Louis n Phila
delphis
aNERItsN iEAprG
Ssv York 10 Dsuoit Phisd-iphiA 10 ~ outs
Warrington IN Chicago Ros'on n Cleveland
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lptr y y - " :
81 ruls - /, . o .
ThiIAdeipht ~ % , q
Runs ~ louis HufElns NoWrsv FNans
Nresr HhAn Oakss :. philadelphia KnAb~ Nalsh
Mage : lIoolau firs' base on errors Ptila
drlphs - ip'iis eft On bases ~ Louis
phtadsiphia. Flrst base on balls on Shs,
urr ~ Hesrn. J ~ lu-h I % Moore /
SuuoS out By Shetiler. = b. Hearn. ). BY Moore
hE Lush Two bssr hits Gran' Oakes
HAYs~r nppan. Walsh. EHs sacrifice hit
GRAFT S'olcn bases HIigios MAGE Dofian
DoIbs pay DOolsn. hnAb~ and BVansheld
knsbe Doolsn Anf Bransneid NowryJ HUsz Ins
snd konrtchy HAuseT. Higgins and Koasirhy
Mowrev. konstchy and MoVrsy Impir~ In
chief kerr risi umpire Kans Time ! hour
ana - minutes
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Iacb pl', allowed tl'
ness - critical unss Ia
two has Thr score,
ashlng fou
hirsso

hated Tor Grs, IN ih~ ninth innIns
Washington 20 90 % 20 % % % "
chicago % U %
EuEs. ,r.rago Mclean sr'Ir' Two rAss nh
thoutuA & ~arri"re Lifs IuuIng h. nr. Leidrr
payut stolen hasrs ElN-rfed se.us. ~ff.rt
OFT l'y Graz Dos SCOTT. % llfs' brs" en-. % :
OT Irsy. & 90 scott. Dovhe pisys laynr
ara Nc, oaTrt i~f' pn NAsss WA.hirs '1u
yhicsEc : Mat ylict trAy. rri's b. .h'-'
OIOgslHn tlsd umpire ~herdAr line
. hour and - minutes
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A. ANFHiCsN LEAoTg FAHE
: LEV T.sis o Q o o ? =
- FriArs IL \
Q kclly
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GIANTS And REDS BREAK EVEN
.tSPtR FOOLS MGRlH'S MEN,
WHO IHEN Turn TABLES.
rromme Hands out Ten Bases Nh Rats In
second contest. Which u Won bS New
York brooklyn Axain Downs Puts
hurS ~ Louis Trims Philadelphia

The U.an's and cincinnati Rods played a
.4t.r.s rsaisr at the Polo 'ruuuds yes
,.-.,v and broke even. the srorr- heinz
.ta7rt... ttuc ~ the Uruokl,u> Ven a
,.. .n.a. save from the rlf'-N.rg~ Nj
,..,. rr,u -ifll hold second place, Iy O.
D. .-ro, margin Tho cardinals defeated
,r. 10 rIrunrt-. and rain pr",su'rd 'nr
lr.w waving m no~rou iss r--..lf-
cincinnati. =. New York. 3. IIr,t game.
New NorN. I.CIncIRnaIi, = second anne.
uroaGhn. =; PiIIsburE. =.
=, Ionl,. u: Philadelphia. =
At IIostan Rain.