davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27
Came Of EIententa.

To play this game seat yourselves In
circle. take q clean duster or hand
kercliaf ma lie it In a big knot so
that it may easily be thrown from one.
player TO another One Of the play
ers throws it to another. at the same
time calling out either Of these names:I
Earth, mir, fire or water. If earth
IS called. the player TO whom the ball
IS thrown has to mention something
that lives on the earth, as lion, cat;
IL "alr" is called. something that lives
I'm The mir; If water" something that
lives In the water but IL ire is cali
ed the player must keep silence. AL
ways remember not to put birds in the
water or animals or fishes in the air,
Be silent when fire. is called and an
swer before ten can be counted. For
breaking any of these rules forfeit
must be paid.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27

Ask some one to write in order the
NUMBERS ! to Q, leaving out s. Then
ask him which Of the figures he has
written be considers least well formed.
Whichever one he decides is the worst
multiply by Q and use the result as a
multiple for the line Of figures. The
answer win be expressed all in the
aue figure chosen as poorest For ex-
emnle. suppose is considered as I'M
perfectly formed. We win multiply
Tie line By 81, which is 0 times 3,
thus:
faFf-s-a
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27
Where the Bell Rings.

This spot on tue map Of the United
States is. and always win be, the
clearing house of the country. Touch
commercial, Industrial or financial
button to a bell anywhere from Maine
to Texas. OF Montauk Point to the
Golden Gate, ard 1t rings right here
SO. as the nation grows and does more
and more of everything. the ring Of
the bells here will BIO louder ana
lnuder.--New York Press,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27

Liquid sugar differs from molasses
in so much us the noncrystallized cane
sugar retains such valuable materials
as pectin juice. lime. glucose and
gums, which are not found in the ordl-
nary white sugar used for domestic
purposes.
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ffletfl DTAII6S - ~

to heal, the head is cleared breathing
becomes natural and easy, the throat
II no longer clogged, and every un-
pleasant symptom 81 the disease dis
appears. s. S. s. il the greatest Of all
blood purifiers, and for this reason is
the most certain cure for Catarrh.
Book on Catarrh aud medical advice
free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., Atlanta, Ca.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27
pfsl Y


i PARTY of young people composer
Misses Cecile Moore, d Benton
Rosalind Roberts, Laura Glen
iii ana Louise Berry and Messfs-'
seIl Reed, Glenn Butler ana
#les ana Eugene Pennehakers
i the trip to Nickliffe On the
c states yesterday. Miss Moo e
y guest of Miss Rosalind Roberts
y tic trip was made that she
.ght view the mouth OF the OhIo
ii lie Kentucky scenery
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27
,mala. i
rive Hundred Club.

ria FIVE Hundred Club was enter
ne,l IN Miss Loretta Fitzgerald ~
1 home oh lower Walnut street.
q out 81 town guests were MISS
I'M Heidler, Ut Mt. Vernon, Ih, Mrs
cnari Renfro and Mrs. John y. FAR
III of Memphis, Tenn.
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IMPROVED SCHEDULE CN The
III. & O.

.Tnder the ew time card, which has
INST gone into effect, train No. 2, car
Wing up-to date day coaches and
'ullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car,
caves Cairo at 1880 p. IN, Gust after
uncheon), arriving 1T. Louis 6:l5 p.
a.. in time FOR supper. , his conven-
jent arriving time Al NJ. Louis permits
to make connection witt
early evening trains
j. II. JONES, Ticket Aget,
Cairo, I'LL.
JNO. M. BEALL.,
Gem Passenger Agent,
ST. Louis, Mo.
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Married Five Times.

Marriage licenses were Issued yes
tertIay ~ Robert r. paFker and Dai.a
Thon. ps9n. both Of Cairo. Cnafles W,
Murray 1T nongola, Ili, and mrs.
Elizabeth Earnheart This Wilj mahe
the NTH venture of Mr Murray In the
sen at matrim0ny
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27
self.conccIt orluln II conten,p..

All contempt for others springs fton
our own selt-conceit IL we can man
Hge 10 be humble we shall escape
many 4 fire IN the mind, many 4 BIT
TER and sour Thought Only BUNDLE
peuple are sweet soulad Humility II
not mean and seryile: II Is the most
comfortable virtue one caE t+'Fdoy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27
No Sale.

81 see you are smiling at my jokes"
said the waiting contributor hopefully.
Yes" replied the editor; that cour-
tesy is due when one meets old
friends. "-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27

ENTIRE CHANGE or PROGRAM
AT THE GEM THEATRE SUNDAY.
THE TWO LEES, ARTISTIC MuSt
CAL ACT. CURRY a. REILLY,
DANCING AND PlANoL ocuE. 1877
RUN PICTURES, ILLUSTRATED
SONG BY FRED coNNELL. FIRST
MATINEE csc; SECOND 3;45.
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Meet Tomorrow.

INV Woman's Auxiliary q tae
b,rch 1T the Redeemer Will meet
|nday afternoon with Mrs N Y,
|agher on Twenty-eighth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27

Put n cap upon an autumn flower
and give a spring festival; put on
second cap and give one who enjoys
the delights Of both.
Answer: Aster, easter feaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27

the disease XIV lAfs
head goes down !,
to the bottom q
the trouble ard
makes q coinplet
and lasting cure
by PURIFYING
the blood. Then
the iii II a III 9 q
t,,a.t,l lara n 80 f1agryfs
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27

Wives Of married mon remind US
We can make cur wives sublime
And. departing, leave behind us
Wealthy widows In their prime
New York Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27
rh,,rsday Bridge Club.

igs Alice STRONG WAL ehtei'ai,'
Thursday Bridge Club This weeh
nm nome oil Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27

She stopped for something on the floor,
Forgetfui Of the garb she wore.
a ripping sound, "a shrek from Cert
Alas, she'd torn her hobbie skirt!
Detroit Free Press.
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|. SOCIAL o4ND PERSONAL y

Mrs. George Kelch, 81 Wiefdiffe, |
was the guest Ut Ret sister, Mrs. ny
M wall, yesterday.
Mr. ann Mrs. y, g France are ak !
spected home today from a Visit Wita
relatives III Dallas, leNas.
.Ioseph Dufot Of Mayfeld, u the
guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. 4. M. Me-
(iruder, 224 Nineteenth street
u Il. hin, III Mowina. S. p,, wfoI
has been yisltne lis family At 22'5i
Sycamore, LETT fast night for Texas,
Mrs j. 4. McRayen and daughter
Miss Mayme, and Son, Cyrus, oF
Marion. are visiting Mrs. WIN. bFoNA-l
Mis- Ceeile Moore, Who llas teen
visiting Miss Rosalind Roberts Nili
return 10 her Hons IA Benton WIN
today -
$500
Rev 8. &. OArmm viii leave toHos-
row for Centralia. Ill.,, where he WA
attend tho conference NJ ministers
and laymen.
Rev. ana Mrs. A, s. Buchanan haya
returned frons few days N9sif "lah
Mr.. and Mrs. JoAn ! Lsaea' NJ
| Maiden, Mo.
| $500
F. w. Bedart of lsaaatle' eas sri
liiyed yesteday to remain several daIs
= BUSINESS.
-
Miss Virginia Falconer has return
| ed from villa Ridge where she Spent
| Mira. Richard Roche
/
4 Mrs. Lusk. wife Of pf w II. l.rsF'
of Charleston, Mo, il visiting A'f
4 ANA Mrs, john A. 9ttloAs' "a -
/ Twenty-second street
i Mrs Nellis, wife OF ShefiH ss
NelHs who has been Of st. Aary's "
frmafIg for several days saifeFia.
from acute Indigestion Is lmpfoRin
Miss Frances 0hT1m' VINO has peel
! visiting her parents MY, %n1 IL, !,
Ill.,. tomorrow, 70 resume Aef sta'le
az the University OF limos.
Leonard GoX' hasse1 Nee- =.
I, Glenn Butler "ao sE'ei- -''',s
! giving here VITA .lelF p'' h.s'
sra# .
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27

Nal P, Cullinan, who has been in
thu sales department Of tho New
York store for some time is takina
d vacation. He leaves today f7E
Fast ST. Louis where he will vlsit
with old Cairo friends. among them
FatsEf Sweeney b. ] Foley and Df
McGlynn
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27

AZ IS Margaret Lansdg@ mas re-
slFbad from d visit with friends in
.alg3naa, Ill
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-27
What Would You say7

III you should see
A big green tree, N
with candles MI alight,
with popcorn strings
And pretty things
And tinsel shining bright,
with stars that swing
And bells THAI ring,
4 All green and red and blue,
And lots ~ toys
For girls and boys
And lots Of candles, too.
And you should hear
w Somebody near,
Call out In CHEEKY way.
III what sort OF tree
H8 Can this one be2''
Xiii i wonder what you'd sayf
lAva --st Nicholas
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IIeTpirq The Poor.

''Have yoii no friends to help your
II have, mum, but they sort Of bunch
their gifts. Get sIx turkeys Christ
mas and nothing during the rest of the
year rittshnrg Post,
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Miss Ella Dougherty Of Twenty
second street, has accepted the posi-
ton Of stenoarapher at Cen. supt
McLaugnln's OFFICE to fiji the va
cancy caused BY the marriage Of Miss
Alice Chrest to Franklin scauh
few days ago.
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FASr MILE BY PAUL..
TRACK Record Breken &C Celtic Park
Too windy for sheppard.

From a competitive standpoint the best
race at the iremen's games az Celtic
Park yesterday was the one mile run hAnd.-
cap The scratch man WAS Wilton PAUL
Of the New York A G.. and h. not only
won but he ran the hest mile ever done on
Z minutes - is seconds. but this IL not to
be wondered at u hen II u remembered that
PAUL has had tho honor OF running the best
mile ever credited To n native horn Amert-
can when he Won the intercollegiate title
in Il7 rs two years ARo. The previous
The crowd was disappointed over the
outcome Of The half mile special. wherein
~ " sheppard was billed TO Try TO
D pair *" IN If sss OF sheppard Sas on The
ground but did not toe the scratch, although
later he came out all alone and conferred
around in ? minutes = is seconds " was
said that there was too much wind for
sheppard The wind did not seem to bother
the other fellows much and tho four who
nrr va. Abel hiviat of the Irish American
4 His time was / minute - IS seconds,
cons dcrSi Sheppard would have had 70
pat hts hest leg forward Ia come home IA
The snmmarie-
Io Nari Itnn. Handicap Woo by ,. Rossn.
berEer. irish American 4. 9. ~ yards. Coi
Reiiy. AZ SoSsaa i y e, 8, safds inird Tr%s
~ ysId Ngn. scEs,ce, Won BY As.I Kiys.
YORK 4 g. second: j. BrouilOw. Itsh Ameri-
esu a. G, third. lime minute - as seconds
One Mne Run, liandiear-won ~ wnlon
PAolL New YORK. A. c. scrAteh: brennan. PAs-
time A.. g, - yards seoond Y. fofan hou
Havcu A. G., 100 ysrdS third. Time. minutes
no Ward kun-won by " MeKsuna, New
YORK A. c. Il yards: ". J. Keshng. irtsh Arperi
can A. G., S yards second: a. s,earns Mott Haven
a. c, u yards. third. Time, q as seconds
so Yard Run. Handlcap-won by J. Dolan.
pssume G. ~ yards J. Miller. Mohawk 4
G. 20 ysrds. sscoud: W. AEgen, MorrIs A. c. 80
yards, third Time, I minute IS as seconds.
$40 Yard Relay. Handicap Ciosed TO the Cetho-
ne Athletic League Won by Knight Of 81
second Dominican i.yceum. serGteh. third. Time.
I minute ~ - seconds
Three Nile Run. HAndicap-wou BY Y. Fltz
gerald, View York \. G, scraEh U. Dwyer, Mo
hawk \ q ~ yards second. J. Denneiy. Irish
American G. 10 yards. third Time. Is min
utes 20 = serondS
Throwing the Discus Handicap-wou by n.
Rdgrcn, New York \ c, srrarh with an actual
throw Of is4 feet az inches r, Ryan Irish AmeTi
OF lig feet 5Al inches. J. Duncan. Mohawk a.
g, scratch. hird. with an actual throw OF iiS
feet 10 inches
Throwing Is Pound Hammer HAndieap-won
by John FLANAGAN. Irish American A. g,
scratch. with throw OF ia feet - inches; n.
sherman. unAttAr he'd. ~ feet. second. with an
aetuAi throw Of ita feet ~ inches No thirt.
rhrowing 81 Pound WEIGHT: handicAp,.won
actual throw ~ IS feet 50 inches y. Giins
New YORK \ G S feet second with an actual
throw Of ~ feet a. inches. z PAYNE, Noheean
4 Z feet. ihird with an actual throw Of ~
feet ~. inches
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BIO BETTING on TENNIS.
Match Between wright and MeIeuxhiin
the Real Test.

NFvPopr. v !. Aug - - The announce
mon, was made here to-day that whatever
the outcome Of the all Corners tennis con-
test might he 49, TO the ultimate triumph
Of the East or West. whether or not Beals
e wright or either Thomas G. Bundy or
Maurice D. Mel ouEhlin came through a.
Earned for he championship. the Pacific
coast would -end team to the all corners
next year not team OF four or i've
but " ~otild 10 an invasion Of twenty or
more players. With view to demonstrating
the real strength Of the Californians and
their ability ~ speedy players
From every side the match between
Wright and McI.oughlin tomorrow 4.
regarded ~ the real test ~ the tournament
Ret wsrn $4,000 and so OOo - waRered on
the uuLcome No odds are asked or given
and me Eastern player and hi- younger
Harmed has been practising for the defence
Of his title and is IN rare form. lie will
meet his challenger next Thursday.
There has been one feature Ot the fourn J.
mont which has been vigorously dis nszed
and It IL M. old story Of the eNpen-ivsne--
has tried for the last two year. 20 deal ade-
quately with ~" natter Of providing
arcommod Ationa and meals for the CON
testants There ~ the same old Rrumbl-
among the PLAYERS, however. a. 10 over
charging. .o that a weeks stay runs up
ma tional $50 rrtary. seems 20 have hit upon a
plan Of turning n school here into q club
for the players another wear. The build
ing will accommodate all who wish accom-
modations and by arrangements partly
completed tho players will only be- under
idea 20 incorporate "A regular club to deal
with this problem
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FOGEER DEFEATS KRAMER.
Champion bDsses Match Behind Human
Pace NJ Cyclic Track.

Zoe FoRler surprised spectators az the
Vailsburz cycle track Yesterday afternoon
by defeating Frank l.. Kramer In q ten mile
match. each man bcinR paced hv riders on
single bicycles They started from opposite
sides Of the sir lap track FOgisr had
GAINED almost half lap on his opponent
whom one of Kram~r- tires punctured az
two md half mile- which stopped the race
when the match was resumed the riders
started again AT opposite sides nf the track
riding about q mile lie kept ~ kramer'S
heels for the rest % the race and won by
half "A lap.
One Of the new -eri - of national amateur
championship races was run, the distance
heInz half q mite Frank nj aII led when
vantage. defeating steiner of Long Island
by half u length The summaries
Half Nile National Amateur cham pionship-
Won bS Frank Bat Jersey city Jerome S'eineTt
HrksNiiic. l.. -evOud. Chester smith Baldwin
l.. g. tFird. Adam Bcyrfmau. MOhaWE 4 q .
fourth. Tune I minute 10 seconds
Malt Nile Open. Professional. Class Avon by
Menus Bedell - nbrOok / Patrick O'Su vsan
TrAsk / Kramer. Fast Orange fourth: Joe
FOgisr brooklyn. NTH Time minute \ seconds
Three Mite Open Amateur Won rs Herman
Kicidssn. Denmark Carl Ertrson Empire CITY u .
one Nile Handicap, Professional ClAsS Avon
by Edward Rupprcrht. Newark in Yards "a 4.
Milton, Davenport. Ia us yards. serond Carlo
NAnoni. ttaN t'D 'ards third PETER Urobarh
Australia. = yards MIN waiter Harugeit Bur
fai0. ~ yards. sisth TIVE minute IS -
zen N'e Nsuh. bsnlnd human pace be,u.sn
Prank 1 Kramer. gAs' Nrangc and Io- PogIsr
ntcoklyn-won By FOEtsr Tine. a minutes
IsSS-Ssseoaas-
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ore 81 iNe -viienoeS Of cham pionshiP timber In
ne Athletics u their ability 90 win uphill games
Ir.s - thr .~rond tine this year Birdie Cre-
hsi Lem 10. ApArltAted nf bcing nit by . pitched
usu
.us'-ai ~ ne pirates b~aung the Cub. out
.Hs' not they will have thfir hands full bea /.
Ing nI' iur Giants
~ rsr oung D-no't's soJourn IN the AmsTir an
eng has b~s1 gooi for the batting averages
90 UurtI-Its teams
NH.ghr ami overall hAd the same sort Of IN
1"rE U'~ involving = big muscle In the arm. II
took 20 ghn q long Nhil- to recover and n look
90. - |' void Ease overall a long time
H.r'gra-,.s hAtunr averages underwent hiK
.rrr ss' Neck u Wa pOor r~-Io' for the
|Hrfa SuupF sluggsT ie at bat tNenu
"-r time, and mad" only ur~e hi'- IN average
81 %.
I,rhsngs umpire stats IN the National and
A'.rflrAI leag4"~ sud thrrrh pfObAblN ~ a.
900. artluU IN tho former organization a. there
a. rH.~ - alleged bAd drrisiUnS tmplrrs nave
their u'i ia = N.' me National i.eague umptriug
g. B''fTF than 90 player suJr'Nmhnshlp
me nrst ard "nd trarnS In the National
any p'hrf on. clnn. I1it'hlrg having 10 and
'I',ago - The Pirate I"asi them al In total
runs. no 49, rinrr game far ~ They are
ron s-uei >-emS 70 ~ gooi one
,H~ rrpur. that oar Hlun has arranged \ fan
srrIs. wI'r 80 gincinnAus 3. not true said PRED
80 VH'flfr W. want 20 VfAy tbcm OF not. A.
a.. vote fhrr~ Z. nothing In tho announce mt
FROM srr orb hat su"h ss-e, has b-ep nr
.Hrg~I
in.r H' Conr into doIhs ngur~s IN howe IN.
vn.s nome ~ 'n~ - onu 'ulr haz The rEufrs
H|r NfHIrfi".. ~ itoston - UstTut - N~W
"Ta. o.. lr.~'Ard. Washing ION ami ~ io.I.
- ne SseOod four eomblned.
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THB GIANTS STARTED WE'LL
BUr REDS FINISHED BETTER
AND WON GAME.
WIitse Hammered Al over the Meadow.
While Gaspar Held New Works
-PiaytnG Only Two Games IN chi
caGO, the BrOSklyns Lost Only Two.

CIScrSSATI. Aug n .-outb atted and out
nelded. the Giants lost to-day's game TO the
Reds 10 10 =. wiltss was wild at the start
and when he began putting straight once
over In the fourth and NTH he was ham
mered all over the lot. Gaspar held the
Giants u all stages. He Lost control in
ono inning. but AZ that time the Reds were
Q ight runs In from, and II did not matter
much The Reds used a new rubber cork
centre ball to-day and had great success
with n
The Giants started auspIciousiy when
Doyle made a clean home run. one ~ the
longest hits ever made On the Cincinnati
grounds The bali bounded into the right
centre bleacher- ON the first bound aud -
the only bail h't into those blsachsrs II
was the only hit the Giants made Ia the
first six innings The Reds started after
Wiltss with two ont IN the fourth. and two
singles and a double were good for two
runs After the Giants werO retired Ina
order the Reds resumed the bomba riment
Six singles, q double. pass and q fy
witch Dsvorc muffed were good for seven
runs Mclean and Mcmillan made two
trips 20 tho plate IN this inning. Mcr.san
getting . single the first time up and q
double the second time. whom Murray IN 10
judged his line drive. Dickson replaced
wiltss In the sixth and Schasfer relieved
Devlin. who has . sore arm. with one our
In the seventh hits By Bridwell. sohasfer
and Merkle. with two passes, were good for
two runs The Reds added a run IN this
inning on two hits and two stolen bases
Egan was put ont OF the game bv Umpire
Kane for protesting decision. The score
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collected shall ne psid In u-u Of arv o''-r .nf Cd
tANrs 1900.
S. THAT 50 0o per wear for r~rod ~ a. -
three years he act aside from he funds psn
the Autom obiliSts for licenses. s. ~Ir1 49,
20 he usfd In erecting proper guiding sth' w.
the highways u here required
8 That motorists shall have the "a 20 -.
10 the supreme Court from me dS 'i>io', OF W
Commissioner Of Motor Vehicles n
:. That Law he enacted recurring g',e go
Grade crossing. of steam railways sr1 ofrs..ss<
railways wher- Operated over griEs'' 1fh'"
way crossing pubic htghway.
" y Hathaway. who has h~"n dtsins..
sales manaR"r 81 n" Ma 81. 49,.
Motor company for the ra-i 'ff"' -.
has been appointed geneva -.I'~ 49,
of all branch houses Tor IN" N.-'"-n isttl.'
Of the United Stat"- Motor t"Wphh. -
territory will IN lIde brAn' he .l VIZ,
apOli~ Omaha. De- Moins-. - lf'n- ~ ~.
sA- City. Dallas Los Anscl'-. an ri
Ciz"o and seattle Mr.. Ha'ha''. -,
have charg. 1T the entir" '"f ..fF N''
OF the Mississippi River .4..a
Mr. Hathaway has been lose. ."nu.,S
with the automobile bu-iu"-- . 20 81
West and Southwest III 'urr'' ION 70 ~
the business began Nv" wear a.' 'u,gb
Nsnf 20 Kansas CIV - mana -.
for a blr uanufa. 'ur"f l'uf..f ' % ."' !,
wears 10 Wa- district sale ' t..'a. -,
th, Southwest for IN" MaNv'. 49,
he formed a vide d. guNiu'a' " '.. 20" =" ~
mobile dealers ~" viii mas" ~. ~.
in-pa,tion 81 all m" bran H-. '-I
sup.rV sion and then o-'It'i-. '''
IN kAnsa- ttN
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NEEDLE N MS BACK.
Broke on In Navy shooter while Using q
Hypodermir fOr I.ambage

C'np PrRHY. Aug - Tho seventy-nve
army. Marin" CorI~ aud navy Officers here
20 at A. range ofiicers met Col Y X Evens
Twenty seventh United States Infantry
the executive officer. this morning for an
hours session Of the school for the ms rue
ton n the officers In their duties
ono 81 he nRvy's best shots Mtdahipman
X - Grimm. II Temporarily out OF the game
dermic Injection Waa used and the ned
hrDkOaR.- 6AnRAodn- 49, ani1k 1891
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81 nouIs N II. 20 PHILADELPHIA. " IL
.B.,i.a ,or YIN. IN b. lflh lnaIns "

'Batiei for wills In the Urn inning
'Batted for 'Orridon IN the SEVENTH inning
philadelp htA ..... n o % 4 o
~ Louis 10
Runs Philadelphia Titus. : Knahe. :: rate.
Mage. Morcn ~ louis Huggins. konetrhy
Evans. = Brr~nshan. d. pakes, B~srhsy
Two hase hits Hfesnahsn. Morrn Batss Three
base hits Rates. MAGE knabe SAcfinre hits
Tltus. Hre~nhhAn nouble plays knAhe and
BrAnsneid Grant and Bransn~id Rlns and pTcs
hAhAn Dooian. knabe and Branshed stolen
hasss Titus. ? Bates. Phelps Hit by nltrhrr
Nv stack 'He-rher' by Ewing tHugEins' FIRST
base On taliS or Morrn. y. OF Ewing /. ~
Harmon. ,. or Gordon. Struck out nv
WIN. ny Moren; !: rs Harnon; BY rvinE
t'mpirr IN chief RlxIer Yield urnpirr 'iobn
s'on~ Itu--. , hour and ~ minutes
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AMERICAN iGAorg
Ds'roif IN New York - Louis IN Boston
Cleveland IN Philadelphia Chicago In Washing
ton
NATIONAL LEAoUg
New YORK IN 81 Louis brooklyn In Cincinnati
Philadelphia IN Pusbutx. Boston Ia Chicago.
FNaIrHS LEsorL
SrvarE IN 'orrn'1 Jersey CITY IN Buffalo
Ran r.nrs m dorchester FRO, idence Ia MontreAl
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'Iia,t-d for Wicker. ia the min IN Inn Ing
Baltimore q % q 90
NewAfs % q -
Ruas-Newark-Neyer, Kelly. Zimmerman
stolen hA~e- Meyer. Kelly. Louden. Nichols
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