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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14

tOR SALE-
large brick, anite-folndation home. just
- rooms and > baths: heated by double fur
mace; suitable for any purpose. but very con-
venieDt for physician. First basement
floor containing 2 rooms. toilet. kitchen. but
first floor, beautiful parors. dining rooms but
ier's pantry Third floor, bedrooms and 2
baths. Fourth floor. seven bedrooms and bath.
One Of the handsomest fouses on 10th st.
In Woodbridge, two nice frame houses Of s
rooms and one bath each: one with hot-water
On U st. near 18th. nice twO-story brick.
containing Il rooms and bath Could he easily
used for business property.
Buff -brick. cOlonial-pOrch house; IL rooms and
10th St: lot q by $50. Beautiful home.
On Calvert st. near the Loop. handsome brick
house with porch; IL rooms and baths. Only
$1,000.
One Of those popular Fillmore street houses;
lot lSx1oO feet to paved alley; three-story
brick. containing 10 rooms and bath; 2 stair
ways: concrete cellar. with servants toilet and
laundry, and heated by steam.
On Columbia road. English basement house,
containing II rooms and baths: exceptionally
home.
Three-stOry and basement bay-windOw house.
containing rooms and bath: furnace heat;
a.m.f.; 10th st. near and north Of Mass ave.
NV.
Two nice brick houses on North Carolina ave.
ne: lots 2Ox117; rooms and bath: hot-water
heat; gas and electricity. An exceptionally
good purchase.
In the thirteen hundred block Of East Capitol
ST.: Z rooms and one bath house; hot-water
heat; lighted by gas and electricity.
In four hundred block Of NJ st. ne: bay win
dow brick: rooms and bath. Only s., 800.
kEY-SMITH & LATHAM Unc).
Second Floor Front. Evans bldg.
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FOR SALE
49, 4J0.
IDEAL HOMES
IRVING ST. NV.
447-SAMPLE HOUSE
EASIEST KIND OF TERMS.
SOLD LEFT.
Six light rooms. bath and pantry;
good. cellar: furnace heat: hardwood
finish; 2O-ft. fronts; wide porches.
Adjoining Soldiers Home grounds.
Beautiful view. When boulevard. side
walks from Georgia ave. and road im-
provements now ordered are completed
value will increase several hundred
dollars.
Also corner house, $1,000; eight
rooms. bath and pantry.
Take 9Th ST. cars 10 Irving ST.. then
two squares east.
Owner always on premises.
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FOR SALEM ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL PAR
ish, an eiSht-ro0m and bath Reimbursement
house; price, $1,000.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
my14-3t 1873 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE IN BEST SECTION OF THE
Heights. west of 18th st.; ten rooms and two
baths; hot heat; charming home section;
price, $1,000.
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.. Inc,
my14-3t 73S 18th ct. NV.
FOR SALEM ST. ALOYSIUS PARISH.
Nine rooms and bath, on LIST st. 81, 600
Seven rooms and bath. on n st 1850
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.. Inc.
my14-3t I3S 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE-ON MASS. AVE. NEAR THE PRO
CATHEDRAL.
Twelve rooms and bath, nearly so feet front;
splendid home ut bargain.
THOS. j. FISHER & CO., Inc,
my14-3t 73S 18th 1T. NV.
FOR SALE - SPLENDIDLY LOCATED BUSI-
NESS PROPERTY.
Two very desirable stores and two fve-rOOm
and bath apartments; side and rear alleys.
This building is well arranged and an excep-
tionally good income producer. Rents for $1l5
per month: operating expenses less than $500
annually: price, $12 300.
THOS J. FISHER & CO, Inc,
my14-3t I3S 18th ut. NV.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED BY NAN AND WIFE WITHOUT
children. nice unfrrnished to . room horse
with large back yard side yard. at moderst
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FOK I'D
RENTED $40 \ MONTH.
One of tire hest-rentinC twO-family flats in tn
northwest section; IL rooms and two baths. 4
large income 10 receive from such clean-cu
property.
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FOR SALE
ON BEAUTIFUL MESSMORE ST.
Elundon homes OF exceptional
attractiveness.
Sample house.
oGO6 MessmOre st.
$G25O.
Easy terms.
These houses two stories, have
eight fine rooms and b til: frcnts are
Of bun brick, with stone trim .nlngs;
exQuisitely decorated throughout; hard
wood trimmings; built by ''Biundon.'
which in itself Is n guarantee OF
thorouShness in construc ion and at
Effectiveness n architecture.
Fine large kitchen.
Beautiful tiled bath.
Open for inspection.
FRANCIS A. BLCNpON.
SO7 G st.
my12- th. sa,2t
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UHSN WA&tnOE, management. Home Coos
ING Eggs vegetables from place. Spacious porches;
| shade: tennis; good water. min. steam. trolley.
ap23-30ts
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FOR SALE-ON THE HEIGHTS.
An attractive j-story 12-room and hath
house. within q few doors OF 14th st. Orig
inally sold for $4,000. We arc now Offering 1t
at 81, $50. Offer wanted.
GARDINER 4 DENT lInc }. Sc 18th at. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSE ON NEW YORK AVE BE.
tween 4th and 5th NV: stories. is rooms:
can be made an apartment house. Apply to
OWNER. COS New York ny myi-tf
FOR SALE-I202 TO 12OS KENYON ST.. CO.
lumbia Heights: the best built new lO-room
houses irlDthe city for the price-$S. 500. JOHN
w MORRIS. GA st. nm. delft
FOR SALE-IDEAL HOMES.
$1,000 to $500: IL rooms, 9 baths: hot.
water heat: OAK floors and hardwood trim.
Built by Mr.. John II. Nolan. 22s It. front
Mt. PLEASANT AND IRVING ST. cars pass
the door. Easy terms.
ap0-tf Exclusive Agents.
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SUMMER BOARD FOR GIRLS AND SNAIL.
boys at Montrose School from May 1 to Oct. :
terms moderate: delightful location. Miss
HARDEY. ClarksvilIe. Md. ana5-tf
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FOR SALE-SJ.500.
WEST OF 18TH ST.
ON LETTERED STREET.
Three stories ard cellar: nine looms and
bath; steam heat: porches: southern ex-
posture. Under rental at $40 month.
This is a house worth $500. Located on q
bea,tifal square.
STONE q FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE INCEST
and best located two-story apartments
III the entire city: surrounded by p-i-
waite homes: contains L. roorls and
two baths: annual rent, $40. Price.
$3.50. Pays 10cc.
BOSS & PHELPS Unc.), $40 18th NV.
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AMONG The AUTOMOBILISTS
REFEREE tNNOI Noes WINNERS
~ BROOkIYN RIN.
snechIng Contestants ~ secret Con trois
simp,ined Task of Ptcking Nictors in
various glasses. hut Made = lot Of
Extra work for OnriaIs of Event

" Pardinz'on. who acted ~ r"'"re"
for the two dav reliability contest 81 the
BruoAlyn Motor vehicle Dealers AS-p'ta-
ton 70 emily auuoun ed yesterday m"
names of -" winners ~ the "ish' trophies
offered ~ the Two - tiun- - ~" event
The DELAY m annouu, ing the winners Na-
due 10 tn. vast amount ot Voth ~. s'-Sary
- verify the r,,o rJ- ~ III" uffi'tal- ! he
rules provided for penalties Tor lE'ene--
and for b-ing head ~ ''n" ~ both known
and -. re-, controls. Two points ger mlnui"
was IN. penal'y imposed for AR arriving
ahead Of i'm. a. controls and one point
Ter rninu'. W.. ~" PENALTY for being late
with lev EXCEPTIONS the '"uIestants all
h.red - their running :. h"dule- and The
total penalties We're small
III. winners 81 The prizes ~ the contest
ing sertion are a. follows
Martin Evans trophy. competed for IN
Inv sion ~. open 10 "ar- that sell Tor tsIO
and under. won 10y u Bellmnn. ilup-
mobile
Bso,kiyr D1,iy TIr,s trophy. competed
for IN Division a open - arr selling from
tsOi IN 81 rOo. won by " ~. \ Bruns
Hudson
S,andhr1-Trion trophy. corup.'.I for ~
Division "a. open - 'ars selling for o. 7oi
'o ~ Can. Won bv = houii rof'. Craw
ford
The Inlu. Rnirim pnye. offered a.
-, ond trophy IN Division - was Won bN
BioIam. Maxwell
kng-l-y swan trophy. comu-'~d for
"a divisions a.. a. - and -. opeu To
touring rars selling Tor ~ 8pi and over
won rs a. VI Wagner. columbia
Hrunkiva L,f' trophy. competed for In
division, a.. "a. az and -. open tn run
ab"nt- selling for o. snI and over. Won 10y
! Z kirEham. Columbia
In 'hr tourist - ton The Brooa,y DIrfy
Fagb trophy Ma Won hv lack Mrtormt.k
Iur,I IN" neNt best showing ~ thu. SEQ
ton was mad. bV ~ q Moodworfh. tad.
lila. who Won m" Long Island Au'omu-
b,lr ,iub iruph'
In addifion 10 amour. ing th. winners
81 ~" ttpuhis- Referee Pnrdiugtpn highly
,ommended ~" consistent running Of N.
fullONiBg "Hr- y" .. Haynes 80 ~
Auburn. No L. = q. No ~ speed.
we'll No .. hnlm"r- y" =. Iiayne~
Ford Al these "sr- had yer, .maii p.naI.
ties
consistent running time hetwc.n ,ontrol.
dealer. ,onte-t ~ p-rf~, { Rad lore. ats"
'ouut-d and sutra ItS Of 'nr- that nntsL..d
the event without any me 'han,ral irouhl-
will ea' get cert ~ at~~ ~ merit Inc e. on
-i-tsnt running time idea va devised 10
evolve winners IN "arh 'la-- among tho car
that mads perf"'' road sores Tho 1rtvrr-
Of the follow INK car- al msd. perre't me.
HsynsS 80 , 10 "mohile N >"'" :" mT ~
80. ; MaIw. "" ~ M,nron =" -
Auburn No ~ g. No 4. ENE
No y. klln" knr 10 70. Sp"-dw~lI. No
AN" y" =, HR,n~s No Is NaNVeIi
80. %. crawford No ~ Pullman
y Butle,. chairman Of the COMES,
hoard ~ 'he Nri"ri"an AUTOMOBILES go.
cation Issued n san"ti1n ye-tsrdav for m.
two tay rn'e meet a. the brighton We,~
'ra'A on september aud . Labor Day and
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SERIHE TEiHS IEtD.
InTantr, Has High score In NatIana !
shooting Match

C,Nr pFRrN ohio. Aug 90 The honor-
~ M" Hrsr dav ~ IN" eighth annual ua-
'ional match. ~ which forty -'hr-,. cams are
competing Wrr" fak-n los --r1'." teams
The infantry. winner IN 1910 AMI Ipu- tho
cavalry and the navy. the VI'tur 81 last
~" N ART. -""oui ahi third places re-
spr'tiNrly. Mns-i' hus-t'- - lodged IN
tho fourth notch The Annapolis cadets
Err 0 point behind the Bo-fonian- and cight
or more teams ar" packed into ten point
sps,"
fn.-" the most r~markHbl" Na- ~" Per
furuHucr at III" New Nork team ~ AD
ards where ~ 49, u World record 80 for
team Of tWelN" cot Ihut-ton'- men la
their 80 shots for record never ~topps,i he
low q fuUr year ago NV \ ORR was
pnl Nth 80 q ,un vari- The infantry
heat it, Is1 ~ ore hv - points. scoring iJp
Ia rla-- o. the II'-'rttt ~ Columbia which
ranks rrnth. l~ai- WITH a. TrNss - -e,-
fourth. l.,s1 ONO - -","u'""n'l 81
.uli
Class kansas win I.olc. has nins
poiut lrHd over Arigona NUrth Dakota
i thrd, n7i aud Flor, "a tuurth. .nIu
Z oun- 'irut shOotinE ~ class \ has
dr. ftsd 80 tw"nti~th. Win l,n,p Nsv NorN'.
uE ard feat puliei her rom fourteenth
10 siIth rsnk. " hil- New Ier-~y on the longer
rang" fell from -iNfh 10 10 ~ fsutH. or
derry Srrg' Lent With ~ va htxh a. .tpp
Yard Nhtl~ at 49, 'drtI- cant kemp
tapt IofNIu aud l.i-uf short al got 80
irr-s,'- hest Ors- were tart Stve~-
fer'- ~ GA ~" short ran - and MAJOR Mar
tins ~ on the mi.'dlr ran.r
TIE ores folluH
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New NOrk. ~: ~. Louis. ..
HrookINn. -: cincinnati ..
thicaEo. :: Boston. -.
Piit>hu-S. -; PnuIah-ipHia. : FIRST same
PIT .burS -: PhIIadrIphia. . second
same.
80 ,"r, ., r..li. - ioris,>. 49,,

q. ''f~ rs r.. " - Tor - = : I,
- Irris No Aug % John MrGraa
."u ..- Giants gains Roger Brr.uahan ..
ri' t"'l"-~ ,ardInal- 'hIs afternoon IN tho
'r-' ha''l" or rather What ua- billed ~
'hr 7r-' battle of ~"ries and heW.d on
. 'ar.r, hun, % revenge for tho malrrea'ing
M ,Iuh received ~ the spring
/w' D. wHs m" first 'hap Br.snahan '-.ai
'" rT'rH Na- pi' her and for three innings
. .uvrol Dos" 'n" experiment might prove
.u,, "~~ Then things began 20 happen IN
o." ''.-'" amt v hon hey Srrr on happening
20 'h' 'iih Harmon vent 80 vora IL
lasted ~" iuuiUg uur 'lpugh h" A. handled
% au'f'u" h.' q lrnilv manner Then
Hr'-uahaa gre. dr-G"ra'" and drcv upon
u.. -.l.a"iIl~ r"-'T'" Offering up A. a
victim nIf'"V. e 70 ~ from 'hs Drphan
h"r 'up % D." on" in Ifi"i ~ ~" Western
l.'t .." ''GfIN va- Tor 81 - -. up
''p g' .u'r~ 10 the game. h4r 'ls other
-Hn.'.f.i"u- v"r" msd" only after III,
pI'fI" v.- N"u n'yonI r. all
lew, -" looked 49, good a.. Imi,r for tho
fret rh'"- innings hon hk" /mt.n h..
rI'N uu Both -,de- fait-u..,i up batting
aver ig"- Iu rh" fourth INNING Imich
-'Ir'r. - hy striking ont SuOdzr1S- but
Mtrrav vtis'd amt lIridW"ll was hii aud
90. pair eipl" thiri ana -srond p-NItn
r. urs..i them WITH 90 -tusi" and took SECOND
Hr'r'f "n iuWNi" Dos plk"- Merkl"
frIl..i. -'prtug D-NIiu. and M-rk'" scored
uN Meyers -t'rlnr" nv - HIS and DrIcks
Ra- ul-p puf 20 fllIs
~" rriiuals lid -pme ht''.ug and made
30" fn -" -s''pui lnf IN ~" hf'h pe,Urs
doubled and bowl. singled IN.r SnoJ
xrt-- At' io f"frh'r. y ho mad" a -luV throw
80 NlUpr"'. m" latter fuTtluR Harmon
r"HHrs-i /mi'h at 'hi- point and Murray
,.ruN" ont . ~trsl" -" ar-' thing and bowl.
pr'i np,l" NuodgrI-- vent - 'hiTi
BriINell hunf"d and MaNre, 'hr.p u al.
pt~' fr-i Ir"u D"rltu inul.l go h,nr'chV
p.' Neral" doubled To- fIgEi ILis ua't.i
N'" rIr- .tnd M"yc ami randall ended III.
..uTTE WIN 'ur.ld outs
lusfau Wt- brought on o. ne -.yth and
20" mai" b"NOr" roll = ground-t 10 him
byt Doyle ind NuOtgri-- follow cd With
-tugi'- aud MurrH' Na- PASSED Hridv ell
"t- pl-l pt-~~i. forcing hOms. run Nov
rrE % uf"d ~,hf"f"T foul ~. and fher th..
luru"r singled - entire" -'oriug ~unsigrAs-
N"rNis hli - MowT"s and u double. plag
lul.uN"u. ending m" inning NIt.r that
Patton Z'f through ~ IN" -fyl" N.rkl..
b".rx De" only On" - get ~ base H. no ninth
~" cardinals scored Two more runs ~
in" -'Nrrth On - 'rtpl" bN. MoVr~y. a .rugl.
bb Euu"''hN. after whth the latter va
forced 81 Second To- Ills Dake-S double
aud MurrHy.> MID fhruA N. score
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on mitch. In four innings. OF harmon. IN one
: npiTe in chief Inhn>tone Fieh umpire
fa~on. Time hour and Is minutes
EEnuNLYN. ,INCINNArI. s.
CIN,iN>ATI. Aug g! Nv mixing hard
drives "a Rurns with m" errors Of The Reds
the Rrooklvn- won TO-DAY. knetzer started
the game for n" visitors but he wa- forced
TO retire when hts hand was injured by Nc.
Leans hot liner IN The fourth.
Davidson opened With q foul 10 Mclean,
hut Dauh.ti sent the first ball pitched TO
the centre field fence for a triple Wheat
hit to Mcmillan Who threw home tn Mo
Lean to get paubert AZ the plate. On me
run down Mclean threw the bsl To lett
held and Mh~ai followed Daubert over the
pan when Resch-r threw into rooteTs row
irving to catch hum going To thru Hum
Who took paltou'~ place "a right. doubled
ia left centre. IennoN WAS safe On q Wild
throw hv lob~Ti. bat on an attempted double
steal Ruph Was caught ~ the plate.
Davidson started tn" third with single
and pauh~r' h"St nu' huni Wheat
grounded out 81. li"bl'1el. al, sncing the
Two runners Ilumm"l Was walked puT-
pu~slv bat Burch fpnl"d burns 10y bunting
in from, Of The plate. - oTing Davidson
lannoA forrrd Birh At second, Mcmillan
play the lat'eT threw over Hobltyel- head
and both Dnuh-rl and liummel scored
when Daubert singled and scored ON Wheat :
iripl". the latter scoring In urn ON Hum
mel- rap - cent ~
\ single nv Davidson VA the ninth. hase
on balls. s1crinss hit and an error by
ohert we're good for run
he Reds -"oI.d heir frst ran on pass
10 Be-cher and Mi"h~lls single IN the ir-i
inning In the fourth kRan singled 70
centre and stole second HOhlityel popped,
but Mitchell walked. and Daub@rt dropped
Lobert's ny. nllins the bases Mclean
ht line drive which almost broke knetEer's
finger and scored two runs With Two men
still On the ha~eS pe~~au relieved hnetEer
Mclean tried 10 steal and smith Caughi
hum easily AFTER that round the Reds
ceased to he dangerous. although they
scored one more run IA each OF the eighth
and ninth innings
he
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SAT ~ Puti,rFrrHi, sV,oNp G.Ng


lrn> Phiade' phih riius. knabs. Walsh
Doom Plushufg rs re. AmpbslI >. 'lArke.
NAgr'r. Wilson tAmniv Two hAsr hts WAg
nrr ENnr Thrrr haze hts Walsh Hone
nuns samuiiy Campbell Wagner stolen tsse-
Campbell. rs me Nag ~ArriNcr hits M Ab~
Gibson. tAmriv Sarrirce ~ Nilsr Double
plaN Grau'. knHb- and nran >nrlf ftrst GA-e
Dn hs 'r ismniS - tack 4 STRUCK out
N. tAwDiD. !iii hy riicher ~ tAnni'z
Mage Z mnire "a chief br~nnan Fisi nm
pir~ - Day Tine boar add ~ minute.
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Totals ~ a = = S
'Ra''ed Tor MCMILLAN .u the fourth inning
'Rattsf To- MrInkr o. me eighth Inning
:Ra''~,i FOR Rurn> IN N, seventh inning
Rrposlu % :
tln,fruAu o - ;
Runs RruokNu DAVIDSON lauher'.
" neat Humucl CIgiTuau b~sChrr. =
EgAu : Mitchell TAO hh>- nit Burch rhrre
bA,s hl's Rr>rhrf palu~T' Mhrs' stolen basrS
Egan. tuheT' NArrl nrr hits uaGhrrt. nefgeu.
Tgsn IIrst base o. bats p'' RuTns = OF Rowan.
oT knr'Sr.. {, 90 Nr-~Au. Wild pitches
be>sau ni's OT n,rus. 'u ~ seven innings
OF Rowan. {. OF kn~'E~T. N ~ n innings. nr
pe~sau. . struck out rs Nuns. Z ~ Rowan.
BY pesSAu lrfi on bases Brook1 ., q. GIN
riruau : mp.rr Ir chief Rslrr TED am 70
pre- Frn~Ilc Tiue hour and minute
CHICAGO y I..7 so-ro> ~ TO
CHICAGO Aug =. To dAy game easy
for the cubs Ho>ion never having chance -
win amt onb ,Hup 20 Srorr cat. h't ~tll IN
nit IN the eve ~ fol ''p IN the ~ b inning
suti f.,r.-et ~ =
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Washington MlIsn. tpnrJy GrSSer Hecken
'"rf l'g,' hFs" ar error, chicago. = Washing
...- Tr;' pu N1sEs thiCaKO. : MANhipgton :
l.r-f base 900 hA.s pF Nslsrr STRUCK on r.
.. D. ... D. .t nlrr>fslu I. hJ walker Three base
Die N..nl. Fyp Na>r hit Tauu~hill CpnrpN
~A'' Toe ff~ Inrt Le,dsr. Milan. Mcbride
~H"F 60 IS ~ link stolen bases Flhrrfric
..nrF .. ugInsr. Milan. Parent npghe nisy
Tar .rf D.. rider. coli - and paNu~ ir'p'r-
D.. "nirf 'oil1nNrr Tlci .upge CoaaoIiy
Time o. hour and - UrI ..'cS
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th~ -l-N cnth IN t1~ twelfth the Markies rame
over Ntth the RIA nat Non the Eam~ The sccrr
49, n-..n


Totals S IS ~ ~ {.
'haNr' 'nr lFNing~tonr In the tenth inning.
''lAt'rt 'nr NH CERT in the tenth inning
'''faueG 'oE NfAtus IN the twelfth inning
Ron fpT Nousr- ~ 'Ne tenth inning
'\un~ vui Wtrn Winning run NA- srorei.
t''tHsnf % a. ~ q %
lhtl ir'pt.a 90 ~ - ~ -
''su~ ''rNC.avi ~tnNAil. iAtUr Niles. krue
rtl @. Hal HLt.a 4riphia Lord DAVIS Murphy.
lalrr l'Ntug>tpnc. Har'>Tl IU>t hasr on
r'rurs Cleveland. .. philAi'r phiA LETT on
lt'r, Ihinl~lphla. =. Cleveland. IS fir~t
ltss uU tall ~ Harkue>N g. ~ kurS'nrT
~ Morgan 80 uyg"-t :. ~ NtknS. / STRUCK
H.' NN harAnr>s :. 10y Morgan !. 10y bYg rrt.
N Nn-ns Three uase hits lA'"ir living
,fnur NsrphN IAlI Two bAsr hits Nur ply.
~toNau Sacritcc hts land Rail- StoNAu. mr
bingham lnrd hsrrN >'nirn ha~rs collins
20 30 ughaw land Wild pitrh HArkne>S
. M rr in rhir' KERN Ficld umpire Evans
Tine hours ant q minutes
E"SruS -. NJ Loris -
lt"SroN NYg = SiN hits In me eighth inning.
tp"t.dinN horrcr rs Houp-r secured ncSton
~" game over ~ lcui> - rAl Hooper also
-'' ~" triples and single ire Scor~
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.hA"rl .u' iiArrn' 20 no I'm lnu.rg
'|.ff.ri 'YT l0''r' 900 ~" uIu'u inning
-. .., '- $500 -
'.HH. .rH .U-a ueHorr Do'.r SaOd
E'F" hH-IHH NridNrI = I,-,In Nd IL
g. lone rug. 's Moe f'y kour'shy ~.
IsH Ht." h'r urHrz". F-rsnahan nrrs 10
'Har Three $50 hlfs NsfEr = lt-trrr
N""f". NR.r.N'n Itfs Mrl~r NIFve.I Itu.
sil- 'H '." pea i,.gg.u, sni NkuFry ~
..f' .i'. u ana N'rEI~ boyle Bf'aWru and
Nr-sI" NoOFrE nr-.nahAn and on. ,rbv
N."r .a.~s 'rrpr~ M4rrss y r,idpeu Ii~t
10 W. y1 Vt-hrF Hl mitch Hrdw rtI. nv
-fnfN ',sn.t NIu pitch Lruirh rtr.t
'.'." o. ~ D. - /r-t'h ( - pr..sLs /. IN
'f'l1' ' no." Ih'frH Sf.ISa out ~, Ir1irh
b.. NN .Lu'ae by Patton ? bF Crapdsu
U'r "r nr.'sc Sin thee and tao thiri Innin4.
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To'AlS ~ II - 10
Kan for NEler In the rIrhth inning
NeNAfk /. 4 q \ I q. IS
Toronto - o y
Runs Newark BroNne zimmerman. :, Lou
den. Kelly, GettmAn. Never /. Agler. :. Hrane.
lee. Ganley Toronto Kelly, Vaughn, WI
son. Three hase hits hely Wilson. Two
hase nj, .Iouieu. Hearne. Ice. Aglet. sacrifice
MT Nuliin stolen baSrs Zimmerman, browne,
iouden. Vaughn. Len bases ScwATk.
Toronto. ~ Double playS Vaughn and Nlattcl
shaw and NlattrN Strurk out bN lee. y 10y WI
son. Eits' ha~r or halls 90 Ire. J. 81 MrtiiL
~. . oTWH~on. liit by pitcher ~ NHSon. '
VIA mitch Wilson mpITr In chief Boyle
fteli umpire H4TSi IluF hours.
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~ savannah FIRST game SAyAnnah 60
hIrh is ~-rOnf game savannah ) columbia o
~ ~ SonN Tile Eirst EAn,r 'olsr'tUs. q
jNr--"n'ile second game JA-l sonviile
Columbus.
u Augusta Macon Augusta
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'TEc ogf vhrn Winning rHr UAs mate
'HAn 'pr vs. mn lr ne U.Nfh inning
.fiHfts or i.~-'e- n no -Tncrfh Inn NJ
NiA''~i '0r Th'INppe TO- ne ninth ming
TElaisIphA n u q
pffsrH"s Cd
Nrrs innate uHt. hp1H~ Ua'~~ vAss-
Grant ~hr''ie l"rt-nurg Wyrnc zach
NhEu~r Male. H,fr.lne Two "a = h'ts
lea Nlirr ENE- Grant IfTr~ toe ut
kUaDr uurs Tuu Nagre stolen hssr Ha'e.
"a 10 80 re- hA'r. Nnsfr- ItHgb- play
Grant hnAbs ana IHIr'Is tsra1' Aui iUdcsus
Moran ana krAbr = rsf haze on balls or
White ~ Shst'r- ~''s,a oul by ssNrr .
Hs Nu' .'eT = NJ HE g''CHe NN { ~rNer Ma
- Shetfic- Nisuu. u 10 pitru ~he'fsr Z m
pr" IN gh.s' uua' l.sh .rpf" Menrau.
1HuS ho Hrs
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~ DaHaS Dallas =. Shre' eport
~ CAV cS'or GAN ~<fon : 'Aro =
~ Tort Worth Tort Worth. s. Oklahoma
CIT.
A. houston Houston san 'gtOnio nine
innings tarkn'.s
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Tri-SIate LEAGUE.

- N'0ogA AltopnA @. lA1rAs'r-
50 NllNansNor' V-Atirg = NtUarsport
~ fohnstovr NorE y ionu-'ow1
N Harrisburg Trenton hsrsisburg
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- Omaha - fosrnh : Omaha
81 To Nolnss Denver D~s NJines I
~ Slow ny SiouI city : Topeka a
At Lincoln Lincoln Wichita ;
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southern I.eagus

~ Sew orleans Nsv orleans. Memphis n
At Aon'gor~ry Na,tNiue =. MONTGOMERY !
~ Wrringhaw birmingham atlanta
~ No'd'~ Mobile. g. chattanooga. ter
inr lngs 80 an'ss
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New York state League.

At EiNIR'
rrryv q n y q o -
Euifa ~ -
Eea''~rirs - t1inninghar~ and Wheeler schmidt
and tIgtcr Umpire kri'
sr SYRACUSE
STANTON n n n n ~ /
=, rsrH.r 10 % II
ti-i'c'trs li4mptr.r~ sud McUonoIgh ieS
Ani'r Ard hoopWAn iUpirr> knreland and
- Bfiru
tTr'N
NtIse~ba-v- n : q
ticA u % n o
Iatrr-lc> Npyl-xA'e UilIs and R-rl-rr
NrSUTk and Nnrus t'nvir-S -O-ToOle ana
WUsal-
BINgHANToS
NlNsry = n n n n II
bingham on ~ % 10 4
hA'trfirs Neglir Knight ana check Pap
- - Anl MnnahAn irrDlr~ Moran
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Gamc. Scheduled for To-ds, =.

sNSUIDAs iFAGrF
T~'roi IN Nev Nori. ,rland In ~ lsdcl
Nhia ~ Louis IN Boston. thirago IN Wssh
iTgfpr
NsrtoNAi. tFNprE
N~v YORK IN - Losi> RrpoSlyn IN Cincinnati.
Boston In chicago rhladsluhiA ~ r,ttsburg
TNsTFRN iEABrE
NrwErs In Toronto Jersey CITY IN RuTalo
Baltimore IN Rochester PROV idenCr IN Montreal
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EtSTERN ~ tGt o..


HrFN". Nug O., Inc H.oo, frH Ipon Tr.d
30 ~ tHi'h To- iNu singles snt a, many do-ibI-s
- -sH'lus h"iuF 'ouI-1 % I'm pAttr~
ripple rc'uns me bsOrs three runs w erEu
Tn'u' between fAnn'fln amt 'nipire Murray
Ne s-Sitn'~'' r'Hng~ IN the ,isitors hneup.
ne .-ILn
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TeNaa I.eAGne.

A. AShe, lie NOrri>toSn ASh~yine
At knoxville knoxville 3 Rome q
~ Johnson CTS Johnson Cit GaiSden. !.
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Cotton states League.


= woo CT, GrecnNopi g. NasnJ Cl'y 7.
= va rsbUrg JA-k.on. ~ lIA'tlrsbvrg l.
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IpH"Nfn We l".ynin aud NrpArs ,ulit
- la ioIhiE header NrwaFk sNarued ne
f~AyrN In tho ffNt - 20 = and Ru1oirr 'urnst
ne Ahies W NJ s~Cond ~ ou'piirhinE re ron
Wan IN me fFs' gAfns the tndlans Isrd . q
Nritinl~v IN 100 innings. tarToii ln one -
U-Un fsld ou' tufil no end - the rHrT~. 4 - /.
con 'nbuuon could NOS be s0l'e d whea q bit