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GETS SHORT
 STOP FROM SALLY"

Mobile, July 2S.-(Special) )-President Heismann of the Atlanta team announced today that he had signed Shortstop Bierkotte of the Augusta team. who will report here on Saturday for the last game with Mobile.
 A new first baseman has been signed by Heismann, but he refused to say who he is. Hyder Barr will remain with Mo bile on account of the crippled condition of the team.
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Graft Charges in Padncah

Paducah, ky, July 2S.-County At torney Clay this morning swore out a warrant against Ed Hannon, Albert Arts. M. M. Coulson and Edward Tal- bot, plumbing contractors, charging them with entering into a conspiracy to secure work from the city of Pa ducah and others at enhanced prices. Hannon is president of the board of inent business men in Paducah.
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Summary-Two base hit, Rohe, Gygli, Farrel, Weimer Three base hit, Jack son. Stolen base. Baerwald ?, Jackson. Gygli. Sacrifice hit. Butcher, Crandall. Double plays, Altman to Warmer. Struck out, Goodwin 2, Paige 4. Base on balls, Goodwin i, Paige 2. Hit by pitched ball, Goodwin (Manush). Passed ball, Mitchell. Left on bases, New Or leans 6. Memphis 6 First base on er- TOTS, Memphis 2. Time, 30. Empires, Carpenter and Hart
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I Lookouts Hdpe Simple Task Disposing Of The BdrOnidl Penndnt Chdsers
HUB PERDUE LOSES
 TO THE CLIMBERS

Montgomery. July 3-With his three, bagger in the ninth inning Whiteman won the game for Montgomery today, making the score to against Nashville. Daley had reached first in the ninth and both he and Whiteman scored on the hit of the latter and an error Pitching hon. ors were even between Thomas and Per due, each allowing eight hits. Score:
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FLAHERTY'S HOME RUN
 WINS FOR ATLANTA

Mobile, July 2S.-Flahartys home run over the right field fence with man on base broke up the game today and Atlanta won to g. Mobile hit hard. Unfortunate base. running and inabil- ity to bunch the drives spelled defeat. Murphy was overcome by the heat in the fourth inning and retired Bay less saved the game for Atlanta by catch in left center in the eighth. Ccora-
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BaIloonists Try Axain

Hamilton, O.. July 28.-In second attempt to break the 40 hours endur- ance record for a spherical bslloon. George Howard and Walter Collins Of Cincinnati ascended from here at 4:so o'clock this afternoon in the balloon Drifter. Jean Aren't of Hamilton ac- companied the mon as passenger. A light breeze carried the big gas bag to the southeast. In the Previous at tempt begun July IS boys threw stones at the balloon as 1t drifted3slowly and one of the missiles tore t1e envelope. As result the aeronauts were com pelled to land 13 hours later while near Ann. Ill. sse
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SUMMARY. Two-base Hit--McBride. Three-base Hit-Emery. Sacrifice Hits-Demaree. McMahon. 2 Stolen Bases-Perry 2, McLaurin. Bases on Balls-Covaleski ?, Bauer l, Demaree g.
 Struck Out-Covaleski 2. Bauer 1, Dema- rec 2, Siever g..
 Hit by Pitched Ball-Demaree (Messen- ger. Emery. Ellam). Covaleski Gister. Carson), Bauer (Perry). Double Plays-Emery (unassisted). Hits Apportioned-Covale in in nings with runs Demaree in 1-s in- nings with 4 runs.
 Time of Game-2:1O. Umpires-F -Fitzsimmons and Conahan.
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Suit for S1, ,ooo, ,ooo

Newark. N. J., July 2S.-The Central railroad of New Jersey brought suit here today against the Lehigh Coal and Navigat ton company for $1,0oo,ooo. Tho railroad leases a stretch of line from tho defendant company and contends that 1t has been forced to spend 31.- 100000 in repairing damages done by freshets along the defendants prop erty.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At San Antonio: San Antonio ', Dal- las 0.
 At Galveston: Galveston 3, Fort Worth g. At Houston: Houston 4. Oklahoma City l.
 At Waco: Waco 3, Shreveport l.
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MEMPHIS WINS ON
 PELICANS' BOBBLES

New Orleans, July 2s.-Memphis won this afternoon to 1. The visitors first run was the result of passed ball and costly errors by Paige and Mitchell. Paige and Goodwin were hit equally hard and both received 9on the. whole good support. Baerwald was up five times and made four hits. Score:
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At winston-salem: Greensboro o. Win ston-Salem 2.
 At spartanburg: Charlotte $, Spartan burg 1.
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Four pitchers, eAually ineffective In the formed as tom boys, generally, combined forces yesterday afternoon to make the first Baron-Lookout game hideous.
 Covaleski. in the beginning, had abso. lutely nothing, and was unusually wild. He had as poor support, in addition, as a pitcher ever had. Then Bauer suc- ceeded with two men on bases, and he was ineffective and wild, permitting the visitors, on three hits and an error to shove across as many runs, and salt away the game beyond recall
 Chattanooga opened with Demaree who did well for several innings and then went bad. He was hit hard and timely, and became wild. The Barons were about to tie the score when Manager Dobbs wisely yanked him. Siever then succeeded and did well for one inning. Then the Barons got close to him and hammered in three runs. a hit by Emery, which lodging McLaurin, went for three bags, being chiefly responsible.
 After his first innings work, which was bad, Bauer pitched unusually well, Siever, with the exception of one in- ming, did effective work. It required more than two hours to finish the game. The attendance was large.
 McMahon, first up in the first inning, was passed. He went to second on Johnson's out to first Yerkes then singled, scoring McMahon. and a passed ball sent him to second. Perry then singled and Molesworth let the drive get away, Yerkes scoring and Perry going to third. McLaurn was walked and stole. Collins singled. scoring Perry. Lister made an easy out In the first inning, therefore, the Chattanooga team prifited from three hits, passed ball, a stolen base and an error.
 In the third Johnson went out, Coval- eski-M McGilvray, and Yerkes famed Perry then hit by Emery and got away with it. He then stole with all ease. McLaurin followed with hit to Coval- eski and the big fellow threw the ball away, Perry scoring.
 Covaleski started the fourth by hitting Lister and Carson. He was then suc- ceeded by Bauer. Demaree hit to Bauer Lister scoring, of course. Johnson, Yerkes and Perry then singled In row, two additional runs resulting.
 In the fourth, Messenger was hit with the ball. Molesworth singled and Me- Bride scored Messenger with a Texas leaguer which escaped Yerkes. Me Gilvray was walked. While Ryan was forcing that player at second Moles' worth scored. Ellam famed. Emery was hit with the ball, and Bauer singled, scoring Mcbride. Ryan attempted to score on an impossible chance and was thrown out.
 Mcbride opened the sixth with double and McGilvray scored him with single through Perry. Ryan went out easily, but Ellam was hit with the ball. Emery then famed and Bauer fouled out.
 In the eighth. Siever pitching, with one down, McGlvray was safe when Yerkes booted his bounder. Ryan then hit a would-be single to right but McGilvray, coached by Molesworth, played safe. and was forced out at second when the ball fell safely. Ellam singled and Emery s hit to center sent both home. Bauer couldn't deliver here, and in the ninth the Barons went out without struggle, Marcan popping to Siever, Messenger flaming and Molesworth popping to sec
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Decatur Loses Ganne

Decatur, July B-(Special. )--Mount Pleasant defeated Decatur today in a beautiful game Features were the pitch- ing of Clark and Binkley. The score: Mount Pleasant 1, Decatur o. Batteries: Binkley and Patterson; Clark and Bone.
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Marshall P. Wilder Is III

Atlantic City, July 8.-Marshall P. Will der, the humorist and platform lecturer, is much improved today and personally denied he was dangerously i'll. He is suffering from strain from overwork and indigestion.
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KiIIeds By ,Farnasr Boy

Des Moines. July 2s.LHomert Shock ley of Grinnell was shot and killed last night by the 14-year-old son of George Norris, a farmer. near Grinnell. Shock ley was caught robping the sNorris sFenssy cn ar :, ,,ss,r,a He r,s shot down during
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ARKANSAS LEAGUE

At Blytheville: Charlottesville 6, Blythe vile 0.
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Southern Railway now oper- ates regular Dining Cars on all through trains to Washington and New York service a Ia carte. 2
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

At Norfolk: Norfolk o. Lynchburg 6. At Richmond. Petersburg 1, Rich mond D.
 At Roanoke: Roanoke 1, Danville o.
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At Augusta: First game, Columbus il, Augusta 4; second game, Columbus 3, Augusta 2.
 At Savannah: Savannah 0. Macon o. (Nine innings, called account rain).
 At Columbia: Jacksonville 5, Columbia 1.
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MAGAZINE WINS
 FLEETWING HANDICAP

Empire City, July 2S.-Magazine nicely ridden by Archibald. won the Fleetwing handicap here today Melisande, the to favorite, was poorly handled. Shilling rushed her up very fast and raced head and head with Colloquy to the turn into the stretch, when the early effort began to tell, and Magazine. coming with rush on the outside. took the lead, and won galloping by five lengths from Coloquy, who was a length before Melisande. Summary:
 First race. selling, $4O0 added six fur longs-Kormak. 1O6 (Shilling), to 1, to 5, to B. won; The Hague, 1O5 (Walsh), to 1. even, to B. second; Little Rajah, Time, 1:14.
 Second race selling, handicap, $500 add ed, 3-year-olds and up, mile and 20 yards J. H.. Reed, 109 (Koerner), to 10, even, out, won; Rockstone 1OS CWalsh). 2 to 1. g to 2. out second; Alice George, 95 (Jones), 20 to 1. 3 to l. out, third. Time. 1:43
 Third race, 3-year-olds selling, $4O0 add ed, six furlongs-Infatuation, 1o5 pavis), IlO 1, U lO T. tO WOH, cCdA Pidp llV (Shilling), 8 to 5, z to 1o.. to 3. second; Oxer. 100 (Crevyl, 16 to 5. 6 to 5, to 5. third. Time, 1:13.
 Fourth race, the F'ieetwing handicap. B. year-olds and up, value $500, six fur longs-M Magazine. 1O9 (Archibald). 5 to 2, g to 20, out. won; Colloquy, S8 CHerbert), 25 to 1, 5 to l, out. second; Melisande, 116 (Shilling). to 5. to 6, out, third. Time, liz.
 Fifth race, 2-year-olds, $500 added, five and one-half furIones-Rogan, no (Koer- ner), 16 to 5, 6 to 5, 1 to 2, won; Hestagon, 100 Gang), even, to 5, to 5, second; AL divia, 1o2 (Thomas), z tp l, to 2, even, third Time, 1:Q7 2-5. t~
 Sixth race, selling, a-year-olds and up, $500 added, mile and 20 yards-Sanvito, 104 (Crovy). 30 to 1, 5 to l. ? to 1, won; Apologize, 1Os (Thomas), to l, even. out second; Faultless. 104 (Martin), 20 to 1, 1 to 6, third. Time, 1:42.
 Entries for Today
 Empire City, July 2s-First race, Swear well, Heart Fang, Hammon Pass. 11o; Big Stick, Salian. Acumen, 107; Vienna, Marigot, 'Dress Parade II, 106.
 Second race, 2-year-old maidens, five and a half furlongs-Hesitate, Old Boy, Planter Flying Feet. Fay Pay. The Fol- lies. Bourbon Beau, 112; Ayame. Isabel. Ynca, Husky Lad, 109.
 Third race, 3-year-olds and up, handi- cap, six furlongs-Firestone, 122; Nim- bus. 115; Rose Queen, Ill; Campeon, 110; Etheral, 106; Chepultepec, 104; Danfeld, 100; Barley Thorpe. s7; Al Muller, 97; Jeanne D'Arc. 95.
 Fourth race. 3-year-olds. the whirl takes, mile-Dalmatian, 126; Schoolmarm, 121; Everett, Fauntleroy. IT.; Star Bot tie, 107; Cherroyola. 102. Fifth race. 2-year-olds. handicap, six furlongs-S -Shackelton. 112; MT. Golightly, 109; Jest, 107; Star Charter, 104; Helene, 100; Ladazette, 97.
 Sixth race, 3-year-olds and up. selling, mile and sixteenth-Blackmater, Ill; Queen Marguerite. 109; Woodcraft. 107; Arondack. Question Mark 105; Scarpia, 104; Harvey F. 'Noon. 100 Shawnee. M. Cambon, 91; Galley Slave, S6. '-Apprentice allowance claimed
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SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE

At Ashevlle: Rome o, Asheville 3.
 At Johnson City: Gadsden l, Johnson City 2. vile 4.
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MAY DAY WINNER
 a OF RICH PURSE

Kalamazoo, Mich, July 2S.-May Day, no better than third choice in the pools, today won the 5000 Hickman Hotel purse. the feature of the fourth days racing in the grand circuit meet here
 May Day is the Indiana mare which William Ryan, a blacksmith of Covington, Ky, last winter sold to Thomas Bodine of the same place for $500. Her winnings at Grand Rapids last week, added to her share of the Hickman purse, make the total of nearly six times the amount Be- dine paid for her.
 The 2:05 pace carded for today failed to fill, leaving only three events on the programme, all of which were won in three straight heats
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.Two out when winning run scored.

Summary: Three-base hit, Whiteman. Two-b base hits. Bronkie, Lynch, Seabaugh. Double play. Pope to Greminger. Passed ball, Miller. Hit by pitcher. Thomas (SeigeD. Bases on balls, Perdue g. Struck out, Thomas 2, Perdue 3. Left on bases, Montgomery 8. Nashville T. Sacrifice hits, Bay, Lynch, Miller. Stolen bases, Seigel, Daley, Burnett. Time, 1:35. Umpire, Pfenninger.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE

At vicksburg: vicksburg ?. Meridian 1.
 At Greenwood: Greenwood S. Yazoo City f. At Hattiesburg: Hattiesburg 2. Jack son A.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics Lose

Philadelphia. July Washington defeated Philadelphia in 10-inning game, to 5. The home team fielded poorly and made only five hits off Reis- ling, four of which were made in the second inning. The latter won the game with a two-bagger which scored Mcbride. Score: R.H.E. Washington 200 002 001 1-6 Il 2 Philadelphia .030 01O 100 0-5 5
 Batteries: Reisling and Henry; Nor gan and Livingstone. Time, 2:08. Um- pires, O'Loughlin and Egan.
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pri1 Kilt Won By Petropol,. III

Paris. July 2S.-The Prix Kilt of 5000 for 3-year-olds, distance 10 furlongs, was run at Maissons Laftte today. and was won by J. E. Widener's Metropolis III.
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 Major Strong. b. g., by Strong
 Boy (Snyder) .................... TT Vito. b. h. q. Benyon) . 27 sBervaldo, b. g.( Murphy) ..... 8 Martiate. r. o. g. (Snow) ........ fla Tearolain, c. h. (M. c. Barnes).... 3S Fair Maiden. b. g. tMcMahon).. =. g Hailworthyq, b. g. Nottingham). 6 695 Safeguard, b. g. (F1oyd) ...... ss Mary G.. b. b. (Cox) .. Id Time. 2:07A. 2:07A. 2:OSN.
 2:13 pace, purse 5000, three in five: May Day, b. m., by Communication
 (Murphy) I Brenham Baugham, b. h. (Cox) =. 322 Lady of Honor, c. h. m. (Snow) ? 32 Alwanda. b. g. (Kelgan) ..s. 44e Miss Peeler. b. m. CHunnelll .7s4 Ian Bar. b. h. (Rombaugh) 855 Oscar Wilde. c. h. h. (Fene1on1 - 5 6s Dlrect Hal, blk. h. F. J. Jones).. GIT Ashline, b. g. (Cummings), ...... dis. The Limit. b. h. (Macey) ..... dis. Time, 2:04z, 2:04A, 2:06A :; 2:30 trot, 31c00, three in i've: Captain George, b. C., by Admiral
 (Murphy) ......-.................-. a111 Robert A., b. T. g. (Andrews) ...22 Dr. Tregg, Dr. G. (Rash) ... 342 Demorseful, blk. G. (DdcMahon), 53 Albia, b. b. (Walker) ....... 655 Custer, c. h. C.. (Harrison) .s 4 dis. Time, 2:10%, 2:09A. 2:09A.
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SLAUGHTERED AND DEMAREE PARED EQUALLY AS BADLY-BARONs MADE CAME EFF FORT TO OVERCOME BIG LEAD
LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday

HesuIts esterduy Chattanooga z, Birmingham 6. Memphis 4, New Orleans 1. Atlanta 4. Mobile 2. Montgomery 4, Nashville 3.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago Wins From St. Louis

| St. Louis, July S.-Chicago won by a
 score of to 0. Overall held the locals
 to five scattered hits. Score: R.H.E. l St. Louis ............... 900 900 000-0 5 l Chicago ................. 001 0O0 002-3 l Batteries: Willis and Bresnahan Over
 all and King. Time, 2:05. Umpires I or Day and Brennan.
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Summary. Home run, FIaherty. TWO base hits. Flaherty Moran, DeHaven, Watson. Sacrifice hits. Berger. Jordan 2, Smith. Stolen bases, Berger. Swa- cina. Seitz 2. Bases on balls, off Chap belle l. Struck out. Chappelle l, F'lsh erty 2. Double play, Walker to Jordan to Fisher. Left on bases, Mobile s, At lanta l. Time, 1:31. Umpire, Rudder- ham.
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Where They Play Today

Chattanooga at Birmingham. Nashville at Montgomery. Atlanta at Mobile.
 Memphis at New Orleans.
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Pittsbure Wins 14-Innipx Game

Cincinnati, July 8.-A fine run by Byrne from first to third on Leach's sin gle to left was the deciding factor in today's 14-inning game. Pittsburg won to g. Byrne scored on squeeze play and Leach on Wagners single. Clean s error gave Pittsburg its first two runs and his hit in the fourth tied the score. Suggs showed unusual control. The features were two catches by Beecher
 Score: R.H.E E. Pittsburg ........ 020 900 900 900 02-4 10 Cincinnati ....... GOO 200 900 900 O0-2 10 1
 Batteries: Adams, Leever and Gibson Suggs and Mclean. Time, 2:30. Um- pires, Klem and Kane.
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Birmingham Special, ; the New York train; leaves 9:90
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POINTERS TO RANDOM

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Tigers Win

Tigers Win
 Detroit. July 2S.-Mullin pitched fn- vincibly against Chicago today and Detroit won. O'Leary's batting was the feature of the game, a triple and three singles going to his credit. Score: R.HE. Detroit ......... 100 900 1O.-2 s 0 Chicago ......... 900 .000 00O-0 b Batteries: Mullin and Stanage; Olm- stead. Young and Payne. Time, 1:36 Umpirt. Perrine.
 Cleveland Wins
 Cleveland, July 28.-Cleveland de- feated St. Louis today to l. Fan well, the Virginia recruit. made his local debut and held St. Louis to four hits. But for an error by Latoie he would have scored shutout. Score: Cleveland ....... 900 900 2o'-2 l St. Louis ...... . 001 900 000-1 0 Batteries: Fanwell and Bemis; Powell and Stephens. Time, 1:27. Um- pires, Dineen and Evans.
 Boston Loses to New York
 Boston, July 2s.-Long hits by Cree won for New York from Boston to- day, the final score standing 5 to 4. Score: R. H. E . New York ...... BOP 900 ooo--6 10 l Boston ......... 00l oil 001-4 14 8 Batteries: Quinn and Mitchell; Hall. Collins and Carrigan. Time. 2:24. Um- pires, Connolly and Kerin.
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Brooklyn Wins

Brooklyn, July 28.-Brooklyn beat Bos- ton in an 11-inning contest today 1 to O.. Curtiss, pitching as effectively as of old, kept his hits scattered. Sharpe's huff let in the only run. Score: R.H.E E. Boston ............ 900 900 900 O0-0 5 2 Brooklyn .......... 900 900 900 01-1 2 ?
 Batteries: Curtiss and Graham; Barger and Bergen and Erwin. Time, 1:5S Um- pres, Rigler and Emslie.
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Eason Puts McGravv Out

New York, July 2s.-Philadelphia made only four hits off Mathewson today. Three of these came in the first inning and with a tumble by Devore netted the visitors two runs and the victory. The score was to 1. Umpire Eason put Manager McGraw off the field in the ninth inning for disputing a decision. New York and Boston will play only one game here tomorrow instead of two games as scheduled. A double header will be played Saturday. Score: R. H.E. Philadelphia ........... 200 00l 000-S New York ............ 900 GOO O01--l 3
 Batteries: McQuillan and Dooin: Dick son, Mathewson and Myers. Time, 1:a2 Empires. Johnstone and Eason.
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Walker out hit by batted ball. s*-Dunn batted for Chappelle.
 *-Alcock batted for shannon.
 Score by innings: Mobile ................ 001 001 000-2 Atlanta ............ 100 100 O2O-4
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Milwaukee: Toledo l. Milwaukee '.
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Batteries: Quinn and Mitchell; Hall. Collins and Carrigan. Time, 2:24. Um- pires, Connolly and Kerin.
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Boston, July 2s.-Long hits by Cree won for New York from Boston to- day, the final score standing to A.
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Batteries: Mullin and Stanage; Olm- stead. Young and Payne. Time, 1886. Umpirt, Perrine.
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Cleveland Wins
Boston Loses to New York

Powell and Stephens. Time, 1:27. Um- pires, Dineen and Evans.
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SHOT WITH HIS Own PISTOL
samuel n. Gosdwin ~ This at, Receives
scalp Wound In " ashingt0n.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2-.;amuel r. Good
win 81 New York city. a former non com
niissioned officer in the army. is in Garfield
Hospital here suffering from a bulle,
wound IN the head which was received
Yesterday while he was in the apart m.nf
n Mrs. William J Mcclure in tho Vic
toria apartment house Goodwin and
Mrs Mcclure say that the shooting was
accidental The wounded mans condl-
ton ~ not serious
Goodwin IA engaged to marry Miss
Pearl Mcclure, n younger sister Of Mrs
William J Mcclure. Goodwin said to dav
4 cannot say precisely how the shoot
ing occurred. but know il was an ac-
cident left the Mcclure apartment in
company with Miss Pearl Mcclure and
after reaching the street returned IN
the apartment ia get a handkerchief
out Of my suit case. My revolver WAS
lying on top Of my handkerchief. and
a. stopped over ! picked UP the pistol
with on- hand and grabbed several hand
kerchiaf- with the other. While | was
still stopping IN. pistol went ~ IN my
hand bus lust how | cannot say
The bullet caused scalp wound on
the top Of his head
Goodwin enlisted IN the army about
eight years ago as a private. He IL a
graduate Of Harvard For some time
h. served az squadron sergeant At
Fort Nyer Va. firing ~ the army
Goodwin obtained hrs discharge last
January lie then entered the contract
ing business with his father IN New York
city. His home ~ at 5i7 West I5ist street
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story a. told 10y those who had heard
il from the boys father.
The police denied that any such as
sanit had occurred. 4 Central Once
detective went To the house last nigh,
and had a talk with Mr. Hough and two
men who looked very much like detectives
Swallowed the house. MIR Hough his
friends say. declared that he knew Of no
reason for the attack n. added that
on August IL. 1919. a year 10 day before
the collision which carIaed the death
81 his daughter. He vas in hospital
for three months a. a result Of tho ACCT
dent and then. when he got ont, had To-
retire from the Police Department he
cause 81 his injuries. Then came the
death 81 his daughter. He said. accord
ing 20 his friends. that he Thought he had
had trouble enough without any more.