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The log cabin Democrat., 1910-05-06
CAMPAIGN ON TO
 ADVERTISE STATE

Little Rock, May 6.-In the cur rent issue of the Real Estate Regis ter, a monthly publication of Jamica, N. r., which is devoted almost entire ly to bulletins concerning real estate, and is circulated almost exclusively among large trust and banking con cerns, bears story of the Arkansas Land Congress, tersely told, covering almost the entire front cover The story deals with the awakening of Ar kansas.
 The Pulaski county association held a short meeting Thursday and made arrangements for big convention to be held Monday night in the rooms of one of the city's commercial organlza- tions. Secretary E. R. Ratterree has sent to each of the 5 county vice presidents of the Arkansas Land Con- gress already appointed, a night tele- graph letter, requesting them to write Senator James P. Clarke and urge his assistance in securing an appro priation of S150,0 900 for the continual tion ol the drainage work in Arkan- sas and Louisiana Although only the eastern counties of the state will be benefited in the securing of the ap propri9tion, yet every vice president in the hill counties appealed to has written Senator Clarke, requesting that he do all in his power to secure the money for Arkansas.
 Secretary Ratterree has also re- ceived word that Joe Mitchell Chap pie, publisher of the National Maga-
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-05-06
NOTICE OF SALE OF IMPOUNDED
 STOCK


 Notice is hereby given that the following described stock found running at large within the City of Conway have been im- bounded in the pound of said city, towt One red and white-spotted male yearlng. marked swallow-fork in right ear, hole Tn left; about year old.
 And notice is hereby given calling upon the owner owners of the above described stock, to prove their ownership or interest therein co the undersigned Marshal of the City of Conway, within ten days after this date: and notice is hereby given that unless the owner owners of the above described animals appear and prove their ownership or interest in said animals within said time, and pay the lawful fees for impound- ing and caring for said animals the said animals will be sold at public sale to the highest bidder for cash at the public pound in the City of Conway, Arkansas. the 9th day of May, 1910. between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon.
 Witness my hand Marshal of the City of Conway, this 29th day of April 1910. It W. E. CLIBOURNE. Marsall.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-05-06
Frauenthal & Schwartz

A great chance to see something good U. S. Army Maneuvers. Flee tric Theater tonight.
 Central Tie Pins, at 35c and 85c each. At new lot. J. J. Livingston, Jeweler.
 Dr. H. F. Cureton returned last night from Little Rock, where he at tended the commencement exercises of the medical department of the Uni versity of Arkansas.
 President J. J. Doyne went to Lit tie Rock this morning, where he will be present at the oratorical and field day meet of Arkansas schools and colleges today and tomorrow.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-05-06
w. F. NJ. s. PROGRAM.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Monday afternoon, May 9, at 3 o'clock, in the church parlors. The following program will be rendered ::
 Roll Call-Quotation from Psalms.
 "A Plea for Retired Missionaries Mrs. J. B. Stevenson.
 "The Revival in Korea" Mrs. P. H. Prince.
 Reading from Kim Su Bans" Nh. G. w. Hill.
 "A Glimpse of Korean Life'-Mr. Kim.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-05-06
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 (Three times) Nigger Nigger! whole potato! Half past alligator!
 Rim-ram! bully nigger! Chick-a-wah, chaw!
 Hendrix! Hendrix! Rah rah! rah !! Hi-yi; Hi-yi; Hi-yi; HAW- The greatest town in ARKANSAS, Hi-yi; Hi-yi; Hi-yi; HAY,
 CONWAY, CONWAY, CONWAY! Hi-yi; Hi-yi; Hi-yi; He,
 Up to date, don't you see? Hi-yi; Hi-yi; Hi-yi; HO! This is the town that makes things Hi-yi; Hi-yi; Hi-yi; HU! We're not left, that means you,
 YOU, YOU! CONWAY, CONWAY, CONWAY! Whistle (loud) Tell (louder) BCom!!! CONWAY! Keno, Kimo, C. B. c. Me-hi, me-ho, rah, rah, rec! Veni, vdi, vici is the cry, Veni, vdi, vici, We don't lie, She'll win, she'll win, she'll win, you Rah. Rah! Rah! c. B. c! o-go-runk, go runk, go rec, Chico go-runk, go runk, go rec, Neigh ho, neigh ho; c. B. c.
 c. B. c. Chico -go-runk go-runk, go-ree Chic-o-g runk- go-runk, goree! Heigh-o; heigh-o, Central! Zip zoo zipl zool zip! zoo! gay! Normal, Normal wins today! NOR MAILS Normals, Normals, Yes, Yes, Yes! Ark! Ark! Ark, Can saw, saw. Arkansas Normal, Rah. Rah! Rah!
 (Three times) Tip I addie, Tip a, Conway High School Wins today.
 (Three times)
 10 Who's going to win, win; Who's going to win, win; Who's going to win, win. wow We're going to win, win; We're going to win, win; We're going to win, win, how?-EASY!
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REDUCED RATES.

Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers' Convention, Little Rock, May 24-26.-- For this occasion we will sell round trip tickets to Little Rock for S1.25. Selling dates May P to 24, inclusive; return limit, May 31.
 National Conference of Charities and Correction, St. Louis, May 1926. For this occasion We will sell round trip tickets to St. Louis for $16.80. On sale May 17 to 19, inclusive; re- turn limit, May 28.
 Agent.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-05-06

zine of Boston, will be here this week
 to write up Arkansas in his maga- zine The Mitchell Tradesman of De- troit, and the Western Newspaper
 Union will both send men to Arkan- sas this month to secure data for series of articles, showing what the Land Congress has done for the state.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-05-06

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any case of kidney and bladder trouble not beyond the reach of med icine. No medicine can do more. For sale by Burr Walthall.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-05-06
WEATHER FORECAST.

New Orleans, May 6.-Unsettled weather, showers tonight or Satur- day; cooler Saturday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-05-06
For two weeks

We will make special prices on spe- cial orders for any goods in the Fur niture line Folding Beds, Kitchen Cabinets, Art Squares, Rugs.
 Will save you money on anything We handle.
 Our big No. SIS Cook Stove with Reservoir for $500. Full nickel trimmed, $20.00. Nobody else can match them for the price.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-05-06
LinWeave The New Linen-Like Fabric for All-'Round Wear

This all white the white popular Lnweavethe n lite
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 beautiful fabric with all the strength ard sheer of It crush d and perfectly
 fashions latest decree for tailored waists chidn while plain Lnweave quality Cnfma heavy tailored andc suit md chldrens
 charming goods planning will satisfactory priced
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-05-06
Town Property for Sale

Five rooms and hall, good we'll of water good barn and other out-build- ings, in three blocks of the business part of town.
 Four big lots, 260x240 feet, is worth $2,000, but will sell for $1,600 on easy terms. See
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-05-06

Legal blanks for sale at this office,
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-05-06

Who's going to win, win; Who's going to win, win;
 Who's going to win, win. wow We're going to win, win; We're going to win, win; We're going to win, win, how?-EASY!
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-18
UTAH MAN NOW OWNS
CRACK RACING STABLE

G. 3. Glow. the well known and pop
uiar local horseman. is i'm town for n
day or two. coming down from his
Idaho ranch. where he now has the
largest and most select string Of thor
oughbreds ever owned by a Utah man.
In Butte. Mr.. Glow campaigned but
three horses. but finished i'm the first
four winning owners, "A record per-
formauc. FOR so small stable.
Al Butte he added two crack ami
mails 10 his string. From Jack and
Ham Keene me bought the 2-ycar-old
dIly. Morada. whose breeding on both
sides goes 90 Ben D'OrN. sire OF two
English Derby winners. The young
ster has Rad but one start but shows
class that viii make her a contender
for the juvenile hcnors on the coast
this winter. He also purchased the
crack 3-vear-old Alvia y. an Alvcscot
colt. that has shown world Of speed
and gameness.
Mr.. CLOVIS string now numbers
fourteen head He will bring all but
the brood mares 20 ogden for the
twenty-day meeting. and then will
ship 10 the coast for the winters cam
Uaign.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-18
.LANGFORD PITCHES
A SHUTOUT GAME
Murray Champions Can Do
Nothing With His Offering;
They Play Today.

Ad LanEford pitched one or the hest
games Of his career yesterday afternoon
at Walkers field and the Occidentals
shut Murray out. 4 10 o. The big goose
egg for Murray looked good to the Oc-
cidcntals as it gives them a chance az
the five-game series. the games now
standing two for Murray and one for
the Occidentals.
Langford allowed but three scattered
hits. struck out six men and otherwise
borrowed Mistah Moneys links 60 win
IN a walk. Price pitched fair ball FOR
Murray but was touched up for eight
hits and SOME OF them very timely. This
was true I'm the second inning. when
Robinson's single TO center drove I'm two
runs. Mooney had led of with clean
one. Langley got hit by O. pitched bah
and hawkins filled the bases when
Means booted his Erouuder. With the
bases crowded came Rohinson's single,
which put the Occidentals off in the
lead and the champions could not come
near scoring on Langford one more
run came in the seventh and In the
eighth two bagEers by Burns and Mo
Adoo earned another.
Two fine catches stood out Black
bat. and Means stabbing a hot one from
Mooney. Catcher Good split his hand
in the firth inning and wa relieved by
Mann. Murphy going TO the field from
the bench.
Tomorrow the teams meet at Walkers
field for the big Sunday game. The
score.
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BIG TIME AT MURRAY
FOR PENNANT FLYING

The directors Of the Murray base
bail club. winner Of the Utah state
league race for 1910. are making elab-
crate preparations Tor "Pennant day
60 be observed at Murray Tuesday.
IL will be n general jollifcation al
Murray. and tho entire afternoon will
Do devoted 20 the parade. pennant fly
ing and ball game between the direc-
tors and the club. TO make a contest
out Of the game. the directors have
borrowed some Of the regular men and
viii change the lineup Of the regulars
50 as 60 put each man I'm position as
strange az possible % him.
with the nrst penuant hoisted al
Murray. the 1--we littlc srnelter city viii
make preparations toward winning the
1911 pcuuaut. and they say they cam
not miss flying another rag next sea-
zon--a spirit that has spread TO salt
lake 90 such n point that salt Lake
itself is making plans 10 put a 1.-Two
team iu the race next year.
All state league fans and players
have been asked 90 take part I'm tho
celebration az Murray.
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Those that have watched Mike
Yokers work from his first matches
in ogden have predicted the cham
pionship FOR him. and his every
match has only served 10 strengthen
their belief that he f. the champion
and can defend the title against all
corners.
40 more popular wrestler ever
ss,7pcd on n mat. and Yokel's return
20 Gown about the first Of October
from his Wyoming ranch. which he
has been improving this summer, Will
BE- welcomed on all sides
At present challenges are In for
Yokci from Eddie O'Conneil Of Port
land. Al Alderman or Lima. o.. and
Stanley Earp or Kansas City. All Of
these men TokeI has thrown. but
.hey want another chance with prop
Pr time 90 get in shape. this time
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Tho player who tried 90 keep the
cup on the shores Of Lake Michigan
was Warren Kenneth Wood OF tho
houcwood Golf club. Chicago. but. be
Ing crruic from The tees and decided
- weak on tbs greens. hc succumbed
20 FowucF score 81 and to play.
To Dr. perfectly FAIR fo far tnaf Wo 81
beat himself. After coming through 90
tlc finals after four hard mafrncs. tuo
OF which finished on the thirty sixth
Erccu. It was generally believed that
even m Fowncs did r1in long lead.
a. Chicago player would make "a game
finish
But somehow his putter calico TO
work Tie tried the alumin club
and then went back again 20 the clcck.
but bis usual stN-toot c.Eht-t"2t ana
tcn-foot rolls into tnc cup failed to
rr.aterialfze.
All this time FOwncE was lining out
lonE straight ones. and consistently
taking two puts TO green. picking
up hole here and another there. until
his command OK the situation was too
sfron- Co be questioned.
The thirtieth hole was typical enc.
FUwnes drove fair and Frrct Wrle
Wood SLICED a. bit Fowncs was over
slope on his second. Wood also was
on the far side. but off to Tire left 81
thc slope. The Chicago Eoifc~ playing
fhc odd. ovcrran his putt. while Flow mes
was trlfie short. Wood tried 60 run
his ball down and missed the hole by
an inch Fowncs pushed his bail into
the cur without difficulty.
Both Fowncs and Wood were warm
Iv congratulated as they strulleo back
Co the club on the steps ~ which Tres
states Golf association handed them
their awards.
Mr. JACQUES handed the gold medal
90 Fowncs. as the best player OF the
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knowing what they are up against.
New challenges are I'm from Carl
Busch. claimant Of the German mid
dleweight title. Alez Swanson. Police
Gazette welterweight champion. and
many others. Swanson has had
printed a record that is unique in
that there are set down the matches
he lost. There are only two. and
those TO good men.
One match that Is especially want
ed in salt Lake Is that between Yokel
and Henry Gehring. the middleweight
champion Local fans believe Yokel
can win both titles. and every effort
viii be made to get Gehring out here
Harry HeaEren. who promoted 0O-
keIs matches last year. VIII again
have them I'm charge. and promises
some cards second to hone I'm the
country.
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Nc MONIEN's TITLE.

Glencoe. H.. sept 11.-Mrs. Thurs
ton Harris OF the Westward 10 Golf
club won the eighth annual champion
shin u the Womcn's Western Golf
association al the Skokic Golf club.
defeating Airs. Harvey l.. Pound Of the
Home club 2 and 2.
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Philadelphia. Sept 17.-Cincinnati hit
the ball hard today and defeated Phil
adelpbia. S TO ,. Hoblitzels' playing
was the feature. In addition to max
ing home run he made two double
plavs. unassisted. each by making a
one-hand jumping catch Of line drive.
Score. r. II. Z.
Cincinnati .-.........S- .
Philadelphia 1920. .-....-.--.--3 ;
Batteries-Rowan and Mclean. Ew-
ing and Slaughter. Moran.
TmpireS-Rigier and Emslie.
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National League
THE GREAT NATTONAL GAME.


Brooklyn. sept. 17.-Brooklyn and
Chicago split even In a holly contested
double-header that nearly ended in a
riot today. The visitors came up from
behind in the first gnn.s with the score
to 0. and bstted out victory in the
seventh. the final count being 20 ,.
The second game was tied up in the
tenth. with Wheat and Hummel on third
and second. Coulson hit TO Cole, who
fumbled slightly, but recovered and
threw to the plate. Umpire Klein called
the runner out on close decision.
Manager Dahlen and BUrch were or
dered to the club house for objecting.
a shower Of bottles was directed at the
chief umpire. but police stopped the
trouble When play was resumed Nc
Elveen made an infield hit TO Tinker.
who juRgled the ball. allowing Hum
mel to score the winning run. Scores;
First game r. IT. y.
Chicago .......... ......-....5 Il =
Brooklyn 800. .............-S I
Batteries Brown and
King. Barger and Bergen. Miller.
Umpires-Klem and Kane.
second game r. II. z.
Chlcago --.--.- '..-----......s .
Brooklyn ...-.- .-----.-.--- =.
Batteries-Cole and King; Scanlon.
Rucker and Miller.
Umpires-Klem and Kane.
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SALT LAKE-OGDEN STARS
0UTlAST WELLSVlLlE
Especial to The Heraid-Repubiican.)

IoUecIII 20 iUt ffVFiIu-It"U UUIIN'H'I
Wcilsville. sept 1.-THE combina-
ton OF . hits and - runs was too
much for Welisville today. and the
salt T.akc-OEdcn combination won out
% 90 -. Morgan was never pounded
50 fast and furious. and only good
fielding kept the score down as low as
10 was. The visitors used three pitch
crS. Ward holding out for seven inn
inEs. when he weakened. Lynch lasted
one inning and plaSe finished the
game. OFF the three. Wcllsville got II
hits. The batteries: salt LaKe-Dgdcn
Ward. Lynch. Flake and Snooks.
ELlLc-MnrEan and Eonmlrlun-
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nAsEnALL a. nERLIN.
Photo by Thomas studio.

Berlin. Sept. 1.-THE annual base
ball game for the benefit Of the Amer
lean woman's club was played today.
the Colony nine beating the American
Medicals by a score OF . TO 10. Among
those who witnessed the game were DIT.
Hill. the American ambassador. Amer
lean Consul General Thackera and Mrs.
Thackera, the Chinese ambassador and
Count Bernstorff, German ambassador
at Washington.
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SINNERS HEARD FRoM.

Detroit sept 17.-Summers got two
home runs today. one bounding into
the right fieid stand and the other
into the left. both striking near the
foul line and entering structures on
foul ground. Barry and Collins also.
hit FOR four bases Detroit pounded
r. ~ f..
Philadelphia --.. -.-.-.----
Detroit ....- .-...-..------.10 Il
Batteries Krause and Livingston;
Summers and Stanage
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on HALF-1IILE TRACK.

Louisville. Ky. Sept. 17.-Ninor Heir.
the crack PAGER. made new worlds rec
ord at the state fair grounds this aft
eruoon. when he negotiated the half
mile in the fast time Of 1913. which Is
the record for a half-mile track.
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American Association

At st. Paul-First game: Milwau-
kee. o. st. Paul 3. second game. Mil
waukee, I ST. Paul. O.
At Minncapolis-First game: Kan
sas City. 2: Minneapolis. 3. second
game. Kansas City. 3 Minneapolis. 4.
At olumbus-Toiedo. s: Column
bus %.
At anapolis-Louisville 1: In
dianapolis. ..
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Pittsburg. Sept. Nv. e. Fownes.
jr.. the new national amateur golf
champion. IS secretary Of the Midland
steel company and has been playing
Eoif about ten years. He Is "A COVER
nor Of the Oakmont Country club and
holder Of several sectional champion
ships. Mr.. FCWues won the Western
Pennsylvania championship In 1903 and
retained 90 by his success this year.
He also won the Pennsylvania state
championship n few weeks ago.
on two occasions ne has reached the
somi-fiuais or the national champion
ship by putting ont Walter i. Travis
I'm 1905 end 1907. when Travis was at
the zenith OF his game.
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NEW YORK PRINTERS WIN.

Washington. Sept. 1.-THE New n ork
printers today defeated Chicago. Il to
for 1910 In the Union Printers national
baseball league
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year. the silver medal TO Wood. rs the
best player Of the bunch from chi
cago. and one Of the bronze medals to
Walter r. Tuckerman OF Stockbridge.
as the only player who had held w
the prestige or Massachusetts until the
finals.
Charles Evans. ir. the winner Of the
other bronze medal. was trying his
hand on the Nyopia links today and
will receive his medal later. as VIII
Frederick Herreshoff Of the Ekwanek
club. who completed the best score
prize in the medal play.
The cards Of the match follow.
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The Summary-Bases on balls; OFF
LanRford. I. Struck out: BY LanEford.
6: by Price. ?. Passed balls: Good.
Wild pitches: Price. 2. Two-base hits.
Hawkins McAdOo Burns. Good. Sacri-
flee hits: Gum. Hawkins. Stolen
bases. Langley. Hit by pitched ball:
Langley. Earned runs. OCcidentalg. I.
Left on bases Murray. 3. Occidentals.
6. First base on errors: .Occidentals. 4;
Murray. I. Time OF game: 1.30. At
tendance: 500. Umpire. Nevins
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BASEBALL TODAY

Eaue kIrd kept
- In he I'm E
: I'm andts noe For Murray, VIC
who blowing OccI-
gan o. for Oc
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z. c. NJ. !. TOO FAST FOR
UTAH LIGHT AT SANDY

sandy. Sept lin the match game
here this afternoon the =. q. VI. I. was
too fast FOR the Utah Lights. beating
them easily by the score OF TO o. Bar
her FOR the n. e.. ~. Z. pitched his usual
STEADY game. and with erroricss support
behind him the Lights never had IN
chance to score. but two getting as far
as second. Beaten also pitched good
game. but three errors behind him and
the T. &. n rs timely hits were too
much FOR him. Lineup.
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rIRArEs srEP powN.

Boston sept. 17.--Boston defeated
Pittsburg today. to g. Camnitz was
hatted hard. and White. who succeeded
him. was Wild. Infielder Abbaticchio
was released Internationally by Bos-
ton today Score. r. II. T.
Boston &C.. $3.50. go. ...5 Il q
Pittsburg $3.50. ..4 o
Batteries-FerEuson and Raridan;
Camnitz. White and Gibson.
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Giants MoVE rr-

New York Sept. 17.-New York
moved into second place today by TAX
ing two games from ST. Louis. I TO O..
and II to ;, while Boston was defeating
PittsburE. Twenty players par
ticipated In the second game. Scores !:
First game r. II. +.
New York ... ........---.1 q
St. Louis $3.50. ......---.O o
Bstteries-wiitse and Meyer; Hesrne
and Phelps.
Umplres-Johnstone and o'Day.
Second game r. II. z.
st. Louis .....-.-........-.-
New York ........... ......11 l.
Batteries-Golden. Alberts and
Phelps. Bliss. Ames. Druicke, Marquard,
Hendricks and Schlei. Meyer.
Umpires-O'Day and tombstone.
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MAT MEN FROM MANY PARTS
WANT CHANCE With YOKEL


promise of al part %
Co
e one g n
be the American
WE
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A DOUBLE PAGE OF SPORTING news CONTAI
PITISBURG GOLFER IS AMATEUR
CHAMPION Of United STATES

q RoOKINE won
X the
II
cah % ch-..Eo Le ~ NE H-emee-
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BASEBALL RESULTS
American League
YANNs AnE THENI..

St Louis. sept 17.-Ncw York de-
fcated St Louis. TO I. here today.
Ford held the local team to six hits
and but fer Austin's error would have
had n shut out Knights work fea-
tured a 1igf1cee contest Score.
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NAPS GER SENATOR'S GOAT.

Cleveland. sept. 17.-Cleveland made
IT three straight from Washington to-
day. Knocking Groomc from the box in
the eighth. The batting and fielding
OF T.aioie and the Cleveland outfielders
Won the lnnflIrnn- Srnrn.
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SPEED BoYs SHOWED Up.

Chicago Scpt. 15.-Scott and Karger
fought "a pretty slab duel here today.
but the locals By punching two hits.
steal. scored four runs IN the first in
ming. enough To take the second
straight from Boston. 10 ?. score.
r. ~ r.
Chicago .... ................. 3 2
Boston -.-.. ......-....-....
Ratteries-Scott and Payne. Sullivan
Karger and Carrigan