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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-24
EMERSON BAPTIST CHURCH.
& A. Stewart Wahl, Pastor.

Bible school at 10 Il. nj. Preaching
at Il a. m. No evening service on nc,
count Of Hutchinson having Chris.
mas service. Saturday at 1880 p. M.
the Christmas entertainment will be
an the hands of the school. All arr
invited to attend. Bingamon Bible
school at 2 ps m. The Christmas ser.
vice will thke' place of usual afternoon
services. Hutchison Bible school u
p. IN. Christmas service in the, eve
ming at 1880.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-24
III. p! TEMPLE.
8. {. sfoon,tleld.L 8. 5. pastor.

-
70 the following services you are
cotdlally invited Sunday school at
$3.50 m. ! Morning worship at 1O:45
o'clock The local Masonic Comman.
derry will attend this service in a body.
a special musical program has been
arranged and the sermon will deal
with Christmas Music. and Its First
Qnartette. Junior Endeavor at Gii5
O'clock Evening worship mt 1899
O'clock with special Christmas muci.
and sermon on NO Room for Christ
In the Inn. The Christmas Tree and
christmas treat have been arranged
for Monday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-24

The pastor VIII make a tank on the
Nativity Of Christi The Senior Len.
que viii meet at c:5o, led by W. *.
Doutt. Christmas sermon at 1880. Ap-
propriate music for the occasion will
be rendered by the church choir. All
are sfhv1tea 10 these services; .,'Eet'us
celebrate with the reverence Of the
day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-24
MIDNIGHT MASS.

.IHe ItdITdh Uhurch VIII Hold 'Specfal
Service Christmas NIGHT.
=. !. 81. tJoseph italian, Church on Rob.
tnson street. will hold midnight mass
christmas right BY special permits
mion from Bishop Donahoe. No bells
WIN be rung for the services. The
Rev T. N. schoenen is the new minis
ter IN charge OF the congregation. He
has only been With the church a few
months bur he is proving to be QUITE
popular; win his congregation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-24

DR.. L. L. Love, Of Grafton. was in
Washington this week where he spent
several days in conference With Post
master General Hitchcock and AZ 9th.
er postmasters, representing as many
States. receiving. final instructions
preparatory to the opening on Janu.
airy 8 Of the first postal bank to be es-
tablished In West Virginia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-24
Nj. e. CHURCH. SOUTH.

Sunday school viii begin at 10 a.
1 M. TO give an an opportunity to be
slreseat at the otcning. 1t Is sincere.
isstcped that the entire enrolment
be- present dt the Christmas
school at 10 :45l on shortly;thereatter
Inc school WI. repair TO the. audito;
sfinm where the tnhior League tcho.
ssTuses @ill renders tfe music which
VIII be- Appropriate to tho occasion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-24
WEST VlRelNiAN FINDS
NJ FINE PEARL IN AN OYSTER.

The Wetzel Republican says this
about a man well known in Eairmont:
s...Robert L. McEldowney whileGen.
josing delightful course dinner at
the Eakin Hotel Thursday evening, BIT
into a pearl of great price which was
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-24
PILES CURED At ONE sY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

II you suffer from bleeding, itching.
blind Or protruding Piles, send me
your address. and will tell you how
% cure yourself at home by. the new
absorption treatment; and viii also
send some OF thiss1rone treatment free
or trial, with references from your
own locality II requested. Immediate
relief and permanent cure assured.
Send no money but teis cthsss pf this
p8ef Write dsdas 10 mrs. u. sum:
hnefs, Bon Sotrs Dame, Ind
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-24
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP IS
AWARDED MANNlNeToN BOY.

MoRGANrowN, w. Va. Dec. IN
tspeciall-Dah W ellison. of Man.
nihgton. was to-day awarded Rhodes
scholarship from West Virginia at Ok.
ford thivers,ty.. -. .isi -
Il Hesls "a Jtniofs I'M hea demlc depart.
|ment Of West virginia University.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-24

concealed in one o. the oysters he
was partaking of. III is understood
that Mr.. McEldowney has been offered
a fabulous sum for his find, but he
has refused them; wishing. to- keep
the stone as soIveiir.s \ ~
DENN1soN STICKERS AND
TAGS AT THE GLOBE. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-24

Hutchinson Bible school at 2;0oSl,.
M Christmas seryicei n .the evening
at7:SO. s1S 4
Wofthington Baptist Church, "A.
Stewart Vail. PASTOR. Bible school
At 9:45 am. s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-24
The Xmas
.Ic:.eI Cream.

- - NN--Al
Every one who has used our
ice cream knows that it is of the
highest standard, mo paste or
other foreign substance TO cause
it 10 be otherwise
During The holiday season we
will have Zoe Cream in almost
any flavor Won want also in figsf
ures, such as "a
BRICK, TURKEY, DOVE OF
PEACE. ROSE, GRAPE, 3.
HEART, LILY
There graceful figures are GER.
tainly most pleasing to the eye
as well as the palate, at any time,
bit more particularly at that,
greatest Of all the feasts Of the.
yea, THE CHRISTMAS DIM
NER, 81
We are going to try very hard
TO help you all to havesa Ss
MERRY, MERRY CHRISTMAS.
!. m. NJ ( - ll4.I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-24

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The sun., 1910-06-19

CLENEIANn. June ~ New York closed
ITS Western Invasion with \ to victory
over Cleveland to-day The score. with
errors behind lluEhes and Hardness elm
mated. would have been 10 o. two Wabhles
behind each pitcher provinR costly
Gardner cOaNed three passes. the first
one, In the Hrst round, resulting IN run
when Molter singled aud chase sarri-
Ured ahead Of lAporte's single. another
pass 10 Gardner In the third started q brace
OF runs. la,oie tossing wildly past Turner
trying 10 get Gardner ~ the start ~ a
double play on Woltsr's ta0 chase singled
to leu Ihe hit scored Gardner wolter
also Couutei when hasieTiy lot lords
throw % the plate GET through him Chase
got to third on the play but vas run down
" hen tree failed to hit on the squeeze
In the eighth inning tho third pass vas
resulting Wolter'- double put Gardner
on third darkness then famed Chase
aud puTpOselv walked l.apOrte. hoping
Cree would hlt into a double or a force
out at the plate tree Stung the ball past
Graney 10 centre Tor = single. two runs
counting te was caught stealing and
brgdley's fasl assist on Knights drive
ended the scoring
ALstins low ihrov on Niles smash in
the hrst followed Dv LaJoies single C0unt~d
one Nan run The other came when lord
doubled n the -, enln. went along 70
third on lAporte'~ wi.i throw 20 get him
at second and scored On Rradlsy'- grOCnder
10 Gardner
IoI CTiRer " a. lefi behind by the Yankees
,tf from appendiCitts IN Huron Road
Hospital lie y improving and may a, Old
An operation he score
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cardinals Take Two ln loston RedI
Trounee the PhIllIea.

The celestial Hood which hit tho Polo
Grounds yesterday made a ball game i'm
possible. The New York National Lsague
club il IN hard luck on It's Saturdays. for on
the saturday preceding yesterdays post
pOnement with pittsburg q game with the
cubs was prevented by rain The Cubs and
Pirates are the two best attractions that
come here, The Brooklyns and cubs didn Z
play yesterday either. the rain coming
when they we're In their third inning. neither
having scored. The Cardinals waded
through the BOstons In both parts of a douDle
header. and the Reds irod on the Phillies
Yesterdays gaines closed the second Sec
tional seIies. and the East as a group and
little comfort In the outcome. Although
IN their own stronghOlds the Eastern mem
bers won tWeAty-ihree lEames and lost
tWenty-ser on. Inc G.sRts won six games
anH lo,. sin. AppeFtAlA,0R thereto this
mathematical question presents itself
II the Giants cant win more than stX games
Sgi - Twelve. how far 10 broadway from the
pennantf he brOOkyns won aix games
and Lost I've, the BOst0hs won four and lost
ten, the Phlllte- won seven and lost slx.
the Pirates won nv0 and lost seven. the
Cincinnatls Won seven and lost six. the tubs
won nine and lost four the Cardinals won
.lH and lost siS A. this rate there lsn't
much danger OF the 1910 pennAnt adOrning
the ORIENT unless se Of the efete undergo
a rehabilitation. NssterdAy's results
Cincinnati. .; Philadelphia. I.
~. I.auis .; Boston. 7-Firsi game.
-. I.Oals, y; Boston. 8-secSRd game.
a. New YOrk Rain.
A. RrOOGlyR- Rain.
The sun., 1910-06-19
SPLIT EVEN WITH THR MAPS
HIGHLANDERS WIN THR
FOURTH GAVE ~ CLEVELAND.
Hughes IN IBox foF New IOrks and Net
Much scOrinE by the Enemy- Ath.
leilcs Fan Down IN chicago DetrOits
anh mFoWns Take CAre ag Rivals

The Hirhlandsrz are true to their record
OF not dropping three game- In succession
They followed two straight defeats In
cleveland with victory over the Maps
yesterday. which gave them an even a..
vision Of the spOils Ia that city Tom
Hughes pitched his secOnd good game on
the road for the New Works In Chicago
he put the White SOx away handily. Vaughn
didn't pitch at all In Cleveland and pre-
sumAbly II on the ailing list Despite some
hard luck In the way of injured aud indis-
posed players the HiRhlanders did well
on their first Western campaign. They
won seven games and lOst siN. They won
tWO and lost ons IN chicago. won two and
tied one In ~. Louis. won one and iost three
IN Detroit and won two and lost tNo In
Cleveland. The Athlstics fell down In
ChiCaRO yesterday. bringing the New Norks
close to first place. The DetrOits won from
Boston, the series being an even break. and
the Browns gave the washingtons a lacing
The Browns actually won three games in
one week, phenomenal Tor them. The
results
The sun., 1910-06-19
YALE SHUT our Nv cORNEu,
Freeman Has q Bad InnlnE In Nh,,e
Cornell Clauts the Hal

NEw HAVEN, June 10 In q srr s,-.
here this afternoon the Yale uirc a. ..'.
ont by Corne,. Cornell made al lts r,s.
In one inning FREEMAN al,oVe' .. -
Badger adding to the trouble vl-r ll s-.,.
In centre neld.
No attempt was made 20 warm gr r I.,s.
pitcher 10 take his place. Ya.a .. ....-.
lommsr~ Tor Tuesday game uHr '.... .-E
Muriey - still Ineligible bs,l4.,, y. .......,,
probation and iov h not lu yurl......
AreF MIgurr struuE uui u b. ..r.,.
inning Rutherford singled ',nr. .H II ~.
hy Stevens prevented Il from being "
hagger Williams sent q single ,.rHsr.s
way. Thompson singled. hlIng r.a 80
ard HOwardls lat brought ,n i.n ~,
MaiCh hneer followed No with aurf s- -
hit and t'oOdwillie reached hrsi. 7ra ,.r-.,
son SCORED on Badgers error On. .a.4.-,
Of stevens and Ui Maguer were .ai..-s-
I he sCUre
The sun., 1910-06-19

water caused postponement 10 q number
oi the minor divisions. which a. a result
did not get past the ssmi-hnAl round A
halt vas called In the big match after iraVera
and Bremner had played ten holes. Later
on they Nere able To resume, although
u vas golf under difficulties,
NnUncthing Of a surprise marked the early
hours When MaNNell Marston, the CranfOru
badly beaten BY BremneF. Mar-tOn alNays
drove long balls. bat his putting Nas child
like aud to make matters worse hTemner
laid him no less than four sftmies, IN THIS
way Rremner Won by q Z and m rEin
The other Srni-nnal round match. in Which
lraNers and e. y kddy oi Princeton were
tho principals. proved more interesting.
ssps- ially in the outward journey. A. the
eighth hole Gravers stood I up anu ne
should have turned for home With mat
margin IN his favor. bee 20 the surprise
Of hI- friends the former champion took
three puts on the ninth green from a dts
iaUr~ Of twelve feet That leit the pair
all square At the turn, the card showing
% strokes each
Thereafter Eddy vas Wild oh the tee.
,licing tNo drives out Of bounds. but al that
he carried tho match 10 the seventeenth
green Where lrayers was returned a winner
by up and
on the nna round the almost universal
opinion was that the former national cham
pioh Woud vim easily ITaVen won the
>e"oud AMI third holes IN par Tours. MS
opponent benR too strong On the ap-
prnarhez rravcrz herame y up with hne
5 al tho ifth but Bremner with grand tOurs
~ the >lNth and seventh cut the others
lead dOWu 10 one In getting his Z at the
40 yard sixth hrcmner laid a full iron shot
ont ut me woods tu within ten feet ut the
nag pu ~" eighth and ninth greens RTem-
n~T tOOk lhree puts and heCame down again
They halNed he tenth in aud then had
10 seek shelter when the match Nas re-
-umed IuNers seemed greatly refreshed
and 'he Nay he played reminded the gal
lsry uf tho Jerry of old After a short
drive - the eleventh he laid an approach
almost dead and brought ~ the put for a Z.
that made him up ami although Bremner
won the next IN ! TRvers took the thir-
halt a. the ueNt lett him "A Wlnner by up
and to play Finishing Out the bye holes
Iravers came home IN ". THIS gave him
q for he round rhe cards rend a. foliOWs.
The sun., 1910-06-19

The pll'or % 'uy three moneys. $50
. gold media. and possession for tho yeaI
of ne Dhanplon,hip clp The others
js"ucs N'Ieod l9oE fourth ori,s 80 ts,
Nichols and MscNarnaTa divided tip
a. lih ind -lNlD money. Hoben- son 4
a. seventh and on NnderSon tr BaFkry
and hg'gIlr. On a'ideI the three other
prize NJ s0o
Tic scores
- " s-nor. Ysrchsnt,m.. M. 10. Is
Nseuor.lI smla ciar,mOu, cl,. ~. 70
AIees .S-i'r 80. asgyr ~ - - :ns
tret McI,cot s. ou.S IA - "a 10
~ NiChnI. H''rinEt1n iis y Is so
for u'Nsra-i B3s'on. isi. "a 40
t9n, H'nes' .s.ssooi. ..... ~. ~ - - ~
Se 9I a Ha,csS,oa. % r1'.SSls HsSaa is IS y y 800" %,
rsHoS S4s7 ~s,ys agts''g9 r,s grsdelPSls s "a
2 Bolns Neuon - ii s0i. George cum
n.lngs Ioror 10. ~. lAG ~, Ateck 'sirrb~F
sToosns S'os p, as ~ ~ 9 qsO-Ec Sargs9, ,hs,
.. - l"-siC, lsct cSP1beil ForrI HiiL
- ~ so .-ed Ter ssNoS nr5ib-no. IS
iiS1 GGsSi' Gse aa.1 r.,s 'frg-5on '9r3 a., 4, smis m
roarsi S,irs.i H 's GS' ~ IS Us % l'f 7aius
ROb'7'on 'Hauur Off, ls, ra II
bgr,' 'ro1lr. ~ Hr. afs a.la o. Iar $50
Ho-c, & g.sn ro.nd Hes. b com - 80 a-H
rohe Grare #au.f. fEE ~ d.. rr,. .t1ar.,
s9n nsl non l't'sburg, ~. %. 49,, N.'r~'
EJ,arFr. sEo.ie i. "a, i7 .-s isss- v,s.'r
IoN RUS a. 20 40 sem ''hrs Fr'.rrorf -
~ y. Frar. pr-gIs.. Erf HB.~r. iAa
Nsruips , a,l,s,sn ' ~ Is. e, % .T r,,.t '
CHno" F'1o. - 80 va g rrIr RrIrs
= ". - at Llg Jolly 'E rgo Sa '5- --
The sun., 1910-06-19

Adi-esu. long game market 'Icck -mrh'.
morning round, AMI going uIf iu 20 ~ nad
a costly mistake from mo CO uu u,4r..
ever hole besides pu'.Ilg lad. IA
exception vas me uf IIpr ,unz zs~t ..Bist-.
ever seen 0u Hr if, Fru fourth ruIs rr
rad half wa-rI' On'H fgT hrs ~ .und IH..
oteTpl4 "t Or MO 9 zap hl', % 'hr -rren
out uicei' ~Wun tlf = yard put Tor o. 4
but ne'e ga,- me HIii a Chance end rg.
Uuir-l lyr .s....s... .
bu' AieHs ,frurs hH gait coming in and
q % gave ~ 10 mira torfuna sfiIl favored
on the rourrh round lnul the yerv l.zl
hoie bVt iG % A.eck was IN nrrM a. 90
pie, and q q and 2 meant ,i,tor, Trr
aeNyntean'h 7s hOled in me sc,tst uied
Nsat & -s- vuh stghilv follow irg nu
dropped his drive m ire fur ,1rner of tu-
are-n o. fIa -tr ard nome hole
N ua- p gu.f Nf' 20 runner thread
that he oCIn Ea' Tie appro3, prt
left 70 HIN an eighteen inch put. and stab.
Ding az 20 ulrn'a--.' SfIitn misaed ami ufi.y
had a. H. .lvJ
The sun., 1910-06-19

The Californian had the next. -1S Ma
Donald Smith is a small edition ot NlAyA.
% years Old and a golfer ~ beautiful stvla.
George smith, vhO b. tlsD On from tli.
iornit. h a piumper p, .fiOn OF " ill smith.
but Macdonald Is slim and lghtW RI. en-.
who gets, however Nar1 long DIVE
Zach ti-.- On ne home hole tp-dty ha susi
ball Ju' q hJund~ DIf hts other HIi-s
were about perfect tl- % 20 Hnisn Vi-.t ~,
only -Cusll-1 nv nv .hru round ul Tom
b0nnaf 70 scotch amateur ho has come
here 20 be 4 pro. and Mcleod, ~ Nezrrrd -
eas the gulE score lover IT,. ,trI
The sun., 1910-06-19

fhsIn. Nov res uautrF nostan Ililer Rerk
Frst nase on errurs- ~ Louis :: Boston
I IN pu hasss ~ iouis. 10. boston. Firtt
wins ~Eurk out ~ Wills. !. b. Mattern
HONE run lterk sarrince hi's EvAns k0u
eerhb tieU Sarrlnre rs NugKins Storu
base, kOnet-hy q Nov tgy Ttls tiuuhls rlays
shsan and sharp HAuser Hrrglns and Kon.
ct~by va pitch gurits mplre w chief
ulay Tied umpire lircnnan Time hour
ani g. rrinutes
The sun., 1910-06-19
EASTERN LEAGUE.


Newark got hack Into nrsi plare IN the Eastern
League yesterday hy disposlng Of Buffalo n 4
ave Inning game 81 Newark while Ro-hester ani
forunto lost The sore was too An atiGnpi
70 conunue The game nctted the visitors two runs
bul u Nas too dark iOr Newark 10 take the nrld
Ia IA hnff The asnres
The sun., 1910-06-19

UFTRoIr June Ts F.f1r rtrH-I up the
s~ries o. trimming lloNlou fr ca ~'. nit IN
r.uli7g 3 'rulr uI t0rh. ts~r resunnsIhir fif
i've UIns Uarye.lU4r ..rriu- tat.n te 0ah
u fhr fourth. rirn fs w-u-c .nfo fHp.s rias
Nas thy iritng feature N.fH ~ahf on .s opt
ami Gsrdley on 0rst tBs rl' anf r.u .,as started
COBB grabbed o. I.s harI give anf thew ~
Ie'ehAnN rhr .Atrh VA 80 TnevprI tel fhat
uTorr
The sun., 1910-06-19

CINCINNATI. :; VHILABHLPHiA IN. -. l.
PHtLADELPuiA, June IA -t'incinnAu hammered
Moore ana Ac0uliien from the boa 70 day. Wtn
ming Without edorL Suggs had the Fhillies
fooled from the start rhe score:
The sun., 1910-06-19

Ruas-NeWArk-Lee. Zimmerman. Stolsn bases
4 So. Gessa=a. SaeFlhcc hits zimmerman.
Ganley konnick. Two base hlts-Lce Loudrn
struck out-Ry Leo z hy NoEinkie g.. First
base On bain-On lee. :. on N0vtnkle. l. Ftrst
base on eFfnrs- audAlo, 3 Left on hases-
runaln, s. Newark 4 Cmplne In chief ~ ron.
field umplre- Hurst Time hour and minutes.
AKRaRE cIrT. .: RDCHEsrER. o.
lark Ryahb skosteTs GOT victory yesterday
AfternnnH 10 = dA inninG cOntest with John Gan
Eels Rochnster team BY 20 q srore. Jersey
CliY And the champions we're booked Tor q double
headgr. bat rain interrupted In Ierseyh halt Oi
the ysvunth lnning. the srorc revcrunE IN the
siAih period. Mauser had all the better of his
encou1tar with Lantte. holding Gankcls men 70
iwo srraach hits. hoth hitters wcTe cut doun
The sun., 1910-06-19

Washington q % q n y 90
~ Louis % % % o
Runs ~ I0uit Fisher WartFeli Waiacr
H0fmAr, Tru"1daI'. stephens 2. spade T. sar
Hnre hits StrUhens Groom SarHnce dles Wal
lace, Newman l10uhie play Mcbride glbeFfed
and nglauh ~toHu basca rrueadne HaFtKeu
Npadc HOFFMAN H.t ~ pitcher ~Y Groom
.stenhens. Hhryeu hy Gray ,HoFmani First
has- ~ balls on Nrade of Gray. l. on GTuam
lrfoui ~ spade 4 by gray 4. b. 0rOoun
Umpire IN rhie' Nheride7 Field umpire keTin
The sun., 1910-06-19
Totals = 2st II
I 3 o o o 0 I .
. D o d o o 1 o
Cinrinnau
Philadelnhia

Runs -CinrinnAti- Besch heT, 3 PaskerG. 2: DSWn
ey, Mclean, Woodruff. Philadelphia iFant
firtbase on errors- Phliadelphla I; Cincinnati. I.
q. on Suggs, struck ~ Moore. I. by
shelter. hy Suggs, s. Two base hit hohiiisei.
Sacrlncs hi,u Suggs stolen bases be.rhsr.
Sugrs walsh Wlld pitch HSuHEs. Umpire IN
chlsi# KLEIN. Field umpiFc-kane Tine
hour and 20 minutes.
BostoN June r. me Cardinals took double
header from Bnaton 70 day ErroFs and ne
Wiidness Of curtis iost the iO~ala the mt gAme
~alley Eept me hits shattered IN ihe second Tane
the visit0N htting tNO love pitchers hard. rhc
grOrpa,
The sun., 1910-06-19

A. NinneePols Eame- -MinnoapoHA ?
I 1uiaVfiie. 4
~ Kansas Citv Toledo, a Kansas CITY
~ ~ Paul 81 Paul d fndianauniia 10
The sun., 1910-06-19

HunF NFl IoTa IaT11FT- y v 0I'7TI ;. NV
Rnd Niles. lord. Tao hass hiu iafd v otter
~ar'i.re hts hase, AustiI, la9ort~ Stolen
uaNe branel lfsi ba-e % halk OT HArk
rss, ti-st hssr on efrui CleyelAna. T. irft
un bass Cleveland g Nrs orr 4 strnrk aut
ky ra~hre->. IS hughes. NM pltrh
nurhes II 7ire n rhisf 0inlghHt Yield
urEi's PeriIe TINE hpIr L - 1iluts,.
CptrsCo e D.. 2 rHiL,nFLBrIA ,.tH.I
,r'T 400 June - 1Ns waite >os huncted
lhrIr r,s of Bencrr this aftrruoOn anu on easily
INF ~ ore
The sun., 1910-06-19

NATIONAL LEAdUE
ChirsEo IN Cin,lrnau
AWTRiCAN LEAorF
Phiadsiphis IN Chicago. WashiREton 10 ~
Louls
FAEIEHE LRAdrE
Rochester N ierte, Ciiy. lufaio IN Vewars
tuFo gaf1esi rorDntO 10 Providence
The sun., 1910-06-19
hat Jerssy CITY got aN hits


iluns lersry city -liannifan, johnson, p.
n0ni TWO base hit Hhnuiian. SarnlCc HE
nrlningcr stolen hases JOHNSON E,mnnd
lett On hasrs Jersey city. .. Double nlANs
Hannian and Ah>tein' Patter ani Snenrrr
struck out ~ NAuser, :. hy lAhtte 2. First
hase "a halls on Iantie. I mpirr IN rhief
stafford Ficid umpire Kelly. rme hour ant
10 uinu'rs.
Ar FRovIuENCE.
RHE
TurDnto n n n o 90
Providence ...... ......n
lla ticrirs= Rudolph and McAlllsifr. Slime and
Fitzgerald
AZ BALTIMORE
49,
Montrcal ...i q y 81 Z
Bsiunlefe. g o o o i o
Rattsries Jones and curtis Russell and Egan.
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Totals - 17ia / Totals q a.-u 3
cornell ...... - % q o o "a
iale ..... o o 90 70 0 d "a
Runs Cornell Iluther ford, WIIiars. TH6--
500 Ffrst base on halls-On Frerr'ar ~
Goodwill illie, 4 Struck out Ry Freeman d 5r
ti0cdwillle 7. pOuhle play Logan sGG Nr rHfrre
stolen haseS--Ou ems, RadgeT fogs0 rsHr- s-
Umplre-Sni'h Time. hours
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lurs vt iguis HvETi9s. Oskes. e. nor sf~by
LNar- O. 'FIiee ho.fI0 ,oiiH. hurke
'-sL bafe On rFrnF. hus'uH 80 Ioris lcr
On hasr. tust01 ~ Louis tHT-t Nase %
ball. ~ frnrs q. ~ WrT.r 3. uF ~tiier 7
~uH-H OFT N' b H0-I 3 uy ffH".F fl. b. ~a,i-r
Two 49, hts NrrsnRfhv AuHFrH Ituggins
ans toHrr niayr Iarsrr. lr-gius and
onet nv ? Nit ig lIt.IF. % fHrtr .I an
90 UifrU 1uray 'u.t.r n rirf % Na5
led uwIife rvnuAn 1irr . lnrr and =
Hiuufsr
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'asi,sl for wood in N, nlnia innlnT

TotAs N A.. %
'haticl for Wood IN ne ninth inninr
Boston . n q I.
Detroit u ~ q ~ q
Runs Hosion Fngr Detroit NrIutyrr ..
Bush, tobb crawford ns'rhanW Three base
his COnb. Home rim uciehanl Sserincc
hit Bugh stolen hases Bush NJ intlre Ftrst
base m balls O~ Wood g ar ponovan Hit
b. ritaher ny "a 1od sirrn Ftrst haze on
error Detroit left on bases Roeton q Dc
Woit = ~trIrk u"' y, Ndod s hy uOnoA an =
Double nlsys Lord and Ntahi tlrwts ard arH
tan Enr'- Gardnrv Aud -tahi Trinle MAY
Conn lId ns,ehAnB Umpire In chief FaAn
Fied UnniT~ T,ans. Tine hOHr and 70 milo
utrs
At fovIs ta..LH. . wAsBtyqro~ q
~ iorW, June u The Rrowns wOn their
eleN rnth game ~ ghe ,ras1n iU uay when SPADE
shut out Washington The former Ctnrinhau
fu1fler nitrned a grea' game au ne Way GrNorn
Va knocsed ont In ths aNth. Gray nnishing the
game The sHurr
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Nmllam. NlumnI ncfrnl Nar.Il,

NrIIrsMarpWy Mas. June - Com
r'enrensnt ~ u Wtl'ia.u- Ras uzhcred In with
the annual baseball -awe between the
alInri team aud fhe Ntlharr varsity
. he grads rot 20 DlCOtt. fourth string
rUrheT i1r two nIn- eaTlN on me 80 No. amt
fr rle ninth HaruOu. us -tolo homo Aiter
hp s'ore
pHF
'Umri n n n " 70 n A 9
WWIar1s % % a ~ % 10 % ~
Rai's-.es Pierre and l.eVi. OCotl Ia a. and
farTHr
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A. New BritAa Hartford. :: New Britain. :.
Al Northampton Bridgeport /, Noftham
ton. a
A. SDrinRheld Springfield, 7. New Haven. .
At Waterbury HolyOke. S. Waterbury.
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NeW YOrk state League
- 49,

NeW YORK. state LeaEue
ar TROY
40. ."sbsr- n 900 . 90 o
fros y 70 n
H4''e'i-, Wellesley and Raub Ashley and
Neegan upir~ Rely
IT ALnANY
SCRANTON 90 900. 80 :
Nihany o 3 Z 81 - >
Nsu~ri-s vtdngcT and W~Donourh Neain
aEd 'hr'. Jmpirs Shetilrr and hneeiand
80 frtCH
Nirghhmton n 800 y II I.
TWra . y
HsUrrtes lovc- snd HaTsins Fairhanks and
Burn. Umpire . rDole and % Hrirn.
~ aTHsrr ~ EtEsr qAVG
Eiufra 90 a N-a "A a
s raruae IA fn n
Batteries. poIrds O'Ncil and Philhin. DuEFan
a~ou md hoopmAa rmr.Fe- Br0aH
aEc0ND oAMH
Flrira 0ON O q o q a :
Ayraruae o n o q a
hat'eriet -Nagie and Clourhsr Wu'ar and
hur''r Umpire Drown
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other Baseball Games Yesterday
A. Hartford Wesleyan. 4. Tunily.
At WUrster hOly CrOss. Brown. B.
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NO IIn Gamc for vernon N Amhrr,1.

N'f.tr rsT. = me s ernnn oI Amherst
lt.uri fine game against me Massa, bu-
-r'i= NER'ee day He gave M hits and
-ITI'k uu' nine men AmliRrst WouJ 100
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A. York Reading =. York. 4
AZ Altoona Altoona, =. " Niiliamsport. 7