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Danny Long had to be helped from
the directors box again yesterday when
he fell in faint after the Seals were
sent down TO defeat at the hands of
Happy HOgan's Nernonites. For a few
minutes Long could not regain his
breath, as he started to hold it when
remnant got on first in the ninth and
the Seals manag ger thought he saw
visions OF tying up the score. When
the side went out and Vernon had the
game in the can, Danny had forgotten
how TO breathe and ii was with diff
Guilty that the proper method was ex-
plained 10 him.
Even If the locals did lose. it was a
good game-a splendid game in fact.
and marked by several brilliant spots
which had all fandom bowling.
Harry SutOr was on the hill for the
ATohlerites, but the visitors took con-
siders bic Of the sap out Of him in the
hrst bracket when StovaIl, the very
first batsman up, slammed the sphere
, on the seam for a two sacker, and then
beat il to third on n Brashear's out.
Carlisle picked out a nice one Of Sutor's s
hoaters and sent it rambling fence
ward for another two sacker, scoring
ddogan's big fielder.
II looked like the game might
meander into a fierce slugging match
when the Seals put two over in their
hal Il of the opening inning, Slabster
Willett Of the visitors got start very
similar to that of Sutor's. Witt first
up, soused one into the field for pretty
single and took second on Mothers out.
Ping" Bodie drew a pass and then
came Tommy Tenant and his big will
low. Tommy eyed one or two of Will
let's shoots and then picked out a ripe
one. which proved a screaming line
drive TO the rightfield fence. While
the Villagers were trying TO capture
the elusive sphere, Witt and Bodie were
Dorandoing il for home, and both got
over the rubber in perfect safety.
LIKE A SWISS WATCH
:. For the next two innings Sutor
worked like q well balanced Swiss
movement watch, but his hairspring
went wrong in the fourth and the bell
banged twice for Hogan's men, One
visitor had been sent 70 the bench when
r. Brashear landed safe at first on Nc
Ardle's wretched error. Coy drew a
howl Of delight from the Vernon bench
when he Strengthened out one of Sutor's
bends for home run over the right
fence Sutor managed to retire the
Two followers and prevent any more
scoring.
Sutor got right back into hot water
in the fifth and il looked like the vis-
itors might start cakewalk for the
plate, but Harry escaped very lucky
when the Hoganites got away with
only one run. Hogan went out TO
Lewis and Wiiiett drew a walk, taking
second on StoValls single. y. Bra
shear laced out hummer TO the right
field fence and Willett, by taking
long chance. crossed the rubber safely
when Melchior threw wide to nail him
at home Stovali took second on the
throw, while \. Brashear was perched
on third Carlisle fed out to McArdle
and y. Brashear walked, filling up the
bases. Coy. who knocked the homer
the previous time at bat, faced Sutor
with the bags full and it looked se-
rious for a whole flock Of runs. But
Coy was not there and enulated the
great Casey by striking out.
STEWART Is SENT IN
MOhler got nervous over the way
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Northwestern League


SEATTLE. June 21.-Hom had Seattle com
pletely at his mercy, while Spokane hit Engle
hard in the four innings he lasted. In the fourth
two hits and a pass filed the bases. Engle
forced in two runs and Cooney drove in another
Home runs gave Spokane the other three runs
Score X. II. E.
Seattle L O
Spokane D
Batteries-EngIe. Chinault and Custer; Holm
and Brooks and 0stdiek.
TACOMA. June 2l.-Milier held Tacoma to
two singles and Vancouver easily. ) to 1.
The visitors hits were timely and produced
runs. Blankenshp returned to the game after a
months layof and caught pretty ball. Umpire
Wright was badly on in his decisions. Score:
n. ii. f..
Tacoma ..--.. I
vancouver 4
Batteries-Butler and Blankenship; Miller and
Lewis
Former Jockey Willie Martin is
training Blue Mouse and some of the
other horses owned by Frank Nolan of
Albany. They run in the name of the
BeverWyck stable.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
81 MAIARl

Hits-Of Hunt, j in four innings; off Nourse
s in five innings: off GaUctt, 4 in six innings
of seaton. IN two innings. Charge defeat to
Seadon. Seads ,, Gredit victory to Nourse Stolen
Three base hit-Danzig. Two base hits-Perry,
McCredie. First base on errors-portand l.
First base on called bals-Oh Hunt 3 off Gar
rett }. off Seatos =. Left on bases-Portland
s. Sacramento ). Struck out-By Hunt 3, by
Nourse 2. by Garrett 1, by Seaton l. Hit by
ptcher-Briggs. La Longe. Double plays-Dar-
ringer to Raymer to Danzg; Casey unassisted.
Wild pitch--Hunt. Time of game-1 hour and
81 minutes. Umpire-Finncy
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Sacramento 5, Portland 4

SACRAMENTO. June 21.-The Senators came
from behind in the sixth inning this afternoon.
tied the lead OF three runs that the Ducks had
and won out in the seventh. taking the first
game of the series. fnaI score ; to A.
Garrett held the Senators runless up to the
sixth when he became wild and allowed two
walks and hit hatsman. With two down
Danzig made a triple. which tailed two runs
and scored himself when attempt was made
TO get Perry going from first to second. Seaton
relieved Garrett IN the seventh. but was wild
giving a pass and hitting batsman. Perry 5
double scored two runs in this frame.
Nourse, who relieved Hunt in the fifth inning,
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OAKLAND
Runs AND HITS nv INNINc,
Summary

Five hits and one made Off Klein in 62s
innings Two base hits-Swander, Dillon. Sac,
rince hit-Howard First base on called balls
Christian ?. by Klein ?. Double pays-Hogan
TO Cutshaw to Cameron; Roth to Howard TO
Dillon: Swander to Wares. Wild pitch-Castle-
ton- Hit by pitched ball--Howard. Ber2ard CO..
Time of game hour and 80 minutes. Umpire
Van Haltrens
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American League

NEW YORK. June 2i.-philadeiphia defeated
New York twice today. 10 and TO /. and
pulled the residents out OF first place, getting
back into the lead itself. In the opener Ford
batted hard for the first time this
sin and driven from the box in the sixth
inning.
In the second game Plank held the High
Ianders to three hits. Vaughn New York's
pitcher, wild and poorly supported. Tue
teams will play another double header
tomorrow. Scores:
Es,,adsls5ia Ean q6lS ..................3 j i
-'is Batteriesraiorgan. Atkins and Lapp; Ford
Frill and Sweeney.
Second game r. H. E.
Philadelphia .......................7 o
New York .................. ) 4
Batteries-Plank and Donahue; Vaughn and
Mitchell
CLEVELAND. June 21-Clevelaud and Chi
cago played two extra inning games today. each
club winning one. Cleveland wen the first. 3
to 2, in II innings. The two Cy Younes started
but the Chicago pitcher taken out in the
first inning. Scott who succeeded him, was
effective. In the second game neither team
and Turner allowed Chicago to- three
runs. Young, who was knocked out of the box
in inning in the first game, was invineible
Cleveland r'eis f'ne % i
nsase Batieries.D. Young and Eastcrey; /. Young
Scott and Payne.
Second game Il. III. E.
Cleveland ..................s... 2
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. s o
Batteries -Koestner aud Eastcrley; Young and
Block.
DETROIT June -I.-Killian held st. Louis
to four hits today and Detroit won, to 0. De
troit punched hits in the first and third innings
aud took advantage of loose playing by the
visitors in the fifth. Score: r. Ii. E..
st. Louis -................... 4
Detroit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .......-.... 10 >
Batteries-Bailey and Stephens; kiilian, Stan
age and Casey.
BOSTON. June 21.-Boston won today. 3 to ..
by punching hits and proiting by Washington )
misplays in the first and eighth innings. Score:
r. II. e.
w WaSnlngton ..........-......- D
Boston U
Batteries-Gray and Street; Collins and
Kleinow
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SUMAIARY

-Four runs hits of Sutor when taken out in
sixth with base. Home run--Coy.
Two base bits-Stoyail. Carlisle. Sacrifice hits
n Brashear. Tenant. Stolen base-Carlise.
First base on called balls--On Sutor g. of Will
lett j OF Stewart L. Struck out-By Sutor 4,
by Willett 3. ny Stewart 1. Double plays-Mc-
Ardie 20 yitt Lindsay 10 n Brashear to Fisher.
Passed bai9s-Hogan 2. Time Of game hour
and 40 minutes. Umpres-Hiidebrand and Nc
CreeVv.
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SACRAMENTO

7Hetling out FOR Interfering with first base
man.
rsMeCredie batted for Garrett in seventh
Fisher batted for Murray in NINTH
xltyan batted for Seaton in ninth
SHeister ran for La Lcnge in seventh
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National League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

CHICAGO June 21-Chicago won hard
fought game from Cincinnati, 1 to o, today
all. for Chicago. Manager Chance was hit over
the right eye by wild pitch from Gaspar
and knocked unconscious He recovered in a
few minutes. but may be out Of the game sew
eral days. Score: r. II. Il.
Cnlcago l . D
Observation-Disclosures Brown and Killing: Gas
par, Beebe and Mclean
PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-Philadelphia TO-
of the season here. Boston being the opposing
club. The first game a walkover for the
home team III, In the second game Boston lost
won in the fifth inning two two base hits
two sacrifices and base on balls. Score
First game r. II. E.
PSiadeIphia PSiipi ls
Batteries,Mattsrn' Parsons and Raritan
Second game r.. H. E..
Boston .r......-............I s 0
Batteries Frock and Graham: Foxen and Jack,
litsch. Umpires- Day and Brennan
BRookLYN, June n'e.,eLs 2i.-New York used up
pitched great ball and was relieved by Crandal
when the game was safely pocketed. Dalton
the new. Brooklyn outfeider. made five hits
in FIVE times up. Score: r. H. e.
New York .....-................- - II o
Observation-Disclosures Crandall. Myers and
Schlei: Bucker, knetzer, Dessau and Edwin
Umpires-klem and Kane.
ST. LOUIS. June 21.--Pittsburg broke even
in a double header here today. losing the FIRST
game by. a score Of 8 to >. and winning the
the game for disputing a decision of the umpire
in the fifth inning of the first game. while
Evans met similar fate in the second Score:
First game r. H. E.
Pittsburg A.
@ Batteries-white. oats Adams and Gibson WINS "
Backman, Bresnahan and Phelps. Umpires@
tombstone and Moran.
Second game R. H. f
Pittsburg ...-..s.......... 10 10
Batteries-Powell aud Gibson; Sallee. Raleigh
Rieger, Pickett and Phelps. Umpires-
and Moran.
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Western League

At Omaha-Omaha II, Topeka ..
At Des Moines--Des Moines g. Wichita 2
At Lincolp--Lincoln ). Denver A.
At Sionx City-Sioux City 8, st. Joseph Z.
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Imagine. S0'new styles, soft and straw
hats. Tom Dillon. opp. Call bldg.
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rEWART Is SENT IN

M0hler got nervous over the way
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SAN FRANCISCO

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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81. 3uftGnbs in MarottO f6duberbafs
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meinem SntereiIe nirb nomentIih IN
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Fort Mccoy. Sept. 27.-Mr W. NJ
Gibson spent Friday in ocsia On bus
mess.
Mrs. &. X. D'Loach left Friday for
Georgia to visit friends and relatives.
Deputy Sheriff W. \. Stevens is very
busy these days. arresting negroes and
carrying them to the Ocala Jail.
Fort Mccoy is one of the thriving
est little towns in Florida. New build
ings going up every day and more
people coming in. to say nothing of
the large planning mill going up
Mr. George Bass is off visiting home
folks.
Mrs NJ L. McOuaig went to Ocaia
Friday shopping.
Mr.. c. F. BOatright and son spent a
few days in Ocala last week
Mrs. w. NJ. Gibson is spending a
while with her aunt. Mrs. \. ID. Har-
per.
Mr.. C. W. Kesler and wife have oc-
cupied the little cottage on the lake
that was vacated by Mr.. wyIes.
Mr.. Arthur Blackburn of Quitman.
visited friends here last week.
Mr. Jackson of White Springs. the
planning mill man. returned last week.
bringing with his his family and
household goods.
Mr. Higginbotham has been suffer
ing with chills and fever. We are
glad TO know he is improving.
The new depot Will soon be COM
pleted.
Mr. Dave Smith has been on the sick
list FOR several days.
MeSsrs. Swain and Cook has opened
a cash grocery department..
Mr.. Harper of silver Springs has ac
cepted a position here.
The Baldwin hotel is crowded now
with transient boarders.
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
evening. Everybody invited to attend
Those who attended the singing at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Bragg
Sunday evening We're: Messrs. Lewis
and Paul Cowart. Mrs. Henry McQuaig
and daughter, Miss Eula, Mrs. J. VI.
Gibson and daughter. Miss Matte. Mr..
and Mrs. r. : Bragg. Mr.. and Mrs. w
NJ. Gibson. Mrs. Annie Snclgrove and
Misses Maggie. Lucia and Blanche
Cowart. Mr. Early Tompkins and Miss
Lada Holland. Mr.. Carlton and Mrs.
Mamie Hughes, Messrs. Ed Holland
Clint Boatright, John Stevens, Willie
and Ralph Woods. George Howell,
Fred Crimson, Rowan Crimson and Mr..
Woods All report nice time.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-09-27

The Los Kiss man has been heard
from again, and this time he is boost
ing Ocala. THAT suave old gentleman
of my county. DR.. J. c. Boozer, of
Ocala." says Mr.. Graham, writing to
the Short Talks man, who has been
giving at former Marion county fairs.
and who will give at the next fair
5000 in cash premiums for the best ex-
hibits of corn raised in that county.
has been scanning with careful eyes
the corn fields of this great inland en-
pire, and to the Los Nissan reports
that besides the amount mentioned
for Marion county corn exhibits. he
will inaugurate the loving cup system.
DR.. BOOZer intends to purchase a large
and handsome silver trophy, showing
the design of a farmer and a shock of
corn, and this will be exhibited at the
Commercial Bank Of Ocala. The low
ing cup will be awarded annually to
the country district making the best
exhibit a the fair. Dr. BoOzer not
only gives premiums. but he talks
corn and gives away fine corn seed TO
the country boys. He also helps to
select and collect the exhibits
Short Talks.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-09-27

The following clipping is taken from
the Green River Baptist and refers to
Rev c. c. Carroll. formerly pastor of
the Ocala Baptist church:
The editorial editor has put his
facile pen aside and is off for the sun
ny South for a Well earned vacation.
We shall greatly miss his brilliant and
Illuminating editorials this month.
They have been coming to US month
by month with the freshness of the
morning, the brilliancy of MONDAY
and the beauty and charm of a moon
lit and star-studded evening. They
have come from his pen as clear as a
mountain stream and as deep as the
mighty ocean. sparkling with wit and
weighty with wisdom. The value Of
his editorial work will be enhanced
as We look in vain for the fruit of his
fertile brain upon this page this
month. and as we contrast what does
appear with what has appeared. In
the light of this months editorials, his
work will be the more appreciated and
his editorials read with 4 keener rel
iSh upon his return"