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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28

TNTIRCITI 'RICkET.
staten island Defeats belmont In ENrn-
ing Game Other Mat rhrs

~ 'ns fUterrVv 'rrC H"' match ~ Living
-'or ~'aI"u island ys~trr.tav afternoon
mo s'al.0 - ne staten Island trt, set
aui I.uur- ,luh .plenhidlv upheld he
honor Of fre'rutol,tan 'T.'k"' nv admin
is'.Tug one sided defeat 20 no team
repr"-~u'lng -" famous Belmont r,ck-t
luN ~ FEaAse.Hh.A Nv fh@ ore 81 80.
a.. ,rsd v.'h uirkc'- down - 100 The
10 ,a-' Fslnon' vI'S "' fol- vr'hin fsN
minutes o' 3D." all - 'ire n" staten
ne greater psr' - NE afternoon and ~v-r,
ratsmau su,' "ad"d alta nlng double
~ re- The horne team obtained ,he s"r'l'r'
v 7 RSdford. n" staten Island pro -
rrs' ~ 60 IN showed -ul-nnid form IN an
N" 'all of The four'r nr.a.' orsi ar even
half '"u'4ry Ia. 10 80 'h"s. ha' smen made
az, - "t %, nrH r.. 20, .. -, h%,'"misy
~'slnna ami \ n Roh'n-nn .ror~d = and
- rsSpe, tINe'y ana " u Powell -
81 Raygh'ou. a. not ou'. and " & Raber
In d,-n,i..ins the VISITING eleven for -
I-lauisr- n,r~ largely indebted 20 th-
-fovrs Nth m" ball " " e Raber Who
s,coun'"t 'or trs",s a, a .,"-' q >? runs.
iinar.~ Tor - :, Boi BOTTOM y. !, n
Grsham :! y Wilson. j, ard 9 "
g. se' into double figures
~ Van .Cor'land' rart 'ssl"rday IN"
team ~ fln Nr# orr AdBfs school
40 n another game m an eN''tinR Nnish Nth
Vernon Lodge no Orc h~Ins =. - Si
he olun1 ma O,-l eleven Tho leadina fean'
n IN. Van tor'lanfi Park League. defeated
tnlumhia Lodge nv .. 10 ~ BronN lnred
had 'ougsfltf, easy time dispo~ing
81 'he Empire Lodge team. IO9 'oV ~ ke'a
20 50 not out innings fer ~ hy q Blann
vas The feature o. RrpnN I nfed s'ofe
The Danish Wes' Indians pu' ~ a Eood
gam" asa'ns' ~" ,ar"Tons. Winning nv
- 80 a
pHILNrrIrHI, Nug - \ dec i-tNs y, %
tory bv SO runs rewarded the Efforts of the
PLAYERS r"pT-~entng ne Rrooklyn cricket
Ilub ~ tFe'T match With r strong els' en-
81 the Philadelunia - ickei club a. Nt~aa 81
hickon H"'shi- hrs afternoon The ore
va 80 20 ~ The NOrk n L. Power
wuh ra' and hall sa- chiefly instrumental
IN Accomplishing the defeat " the home
team Power after scoring ~ for his side
mate 'he record Of wicksts AZ q co-i ~
10 runs against some ~ ~" leading bats
men Va his NV
NJ bro'her y Power made TOT s-ore
n - for The Brooklyns r = Malter scored
. and : Worm - Y " BROW ne
added iu Pa ~. The To- A. profess 0nal
'ock - sets FOR o. rune and II \ Henry
yos -
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UENHO INTTTES ytPtNESE
To settle. Grow R,c~ and Farm japan
ne,e Nos Iaak ting ~ ~ the Ground

G,IEFSToy TaN Aug p iapau"-"
.rp-,r.rls-lon ron-,si'ug ~ Ioa Namanl
i ~p.nr-o and r Svnina Is an rou'" to
NaNI., 90 investigate several tracts Of
La! rTa-"t - Japares ~ settlers Nv the
NeVIrau Governmenr
In. most d"siTable tract comprising
about lu'1ut a res - lo"i-ei m the
STATE 81 Tanauiipas, m northeastern
Mexico and near the Gun Dnast II -
Si,i thus land - especially adapted for
the growing Of rIc- and Mr. Iamanl. who
represents Iok oharls 'aTital Says y
tins land comes up 10 cy r""tatluus %
will he accepted and nv the fir~' % neat
wear 5o or Sn ~ his coun'rymen will
come over Ia settle m ~" land ~ Monte.
yuma
I, ~ proposed To- have ~ leas, 90
Japanesa -e'tled on the new lands within
a year and while rice growing will De
the PRINCIPAL industry other farming will
b., carried On IL has been found after
three years eNDerlfnentlng that many Of
the native JAPANESE fruits and trees
thrive w certain portions Of Mexico
The Mexican Government will sell land
for about s. an acre IN bulk to Japane-"
syndicat NJ admit free = duty all
agricultural implements needed by IN"
oriental colontsts a. Ssll A. their per
-onal effects and furniture and will sN-
empt the land from taxation for a period
Of fftaan wears prov lded ai The land -
under cultivation within three wears
The tanns ~ the contract appear
favorable and ne commission iurniShiuk
the capital will erect small buildings frr
the settlers schoolhou-es barns and
nthar structures and IN. Colon,.'s will
be allowed - nTl t!"m on long terms and
easy n ymsu'-
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so,s Du-h n CatsInI Mountain Railroad
Train.

C,rsKiLL. Aug % By placing stones
on the track of the 'atskill Mountain
Railroad near Leeds this evening hoys
d,tched the engine and deraiied m" nag
cage car Of the Cairo train, slightly in
Iurins the hssgagenan and two Italian
'racLrren who we're riding IN the front
y, the baggage car The passenger
coaches. CARVING a number Of horneWsrd
hound summer visitors, did no' leave
the rails, and Outside Of being shaken
up A liitie npn~ Of the pss=@ngers wss
injured \ special tram made NJ AT
Catskill conveyed IN" "Nsntngs arrivals
10 Inc scene Of m. accident and trans
Terrsd them around RI" wreck 10 a train
On tho Other eide 10 their destination
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nv or,rD ,Ot PLE REW,RR,ED.
t., Vet II, chance AFTER n Months and
fH" Old spark Of Love Vas REX indird

N..I.> ron Aug - Divorced AT
...-- ONO. IN June 1919 William &
a'' and Mrs BERTHA = Hoodlett
nav -omHrr:ed ~ Washington
.. .'-"n y.ar- n happy married
nestle quarrel arose over "A trivial
low -ay the couple. and the
.Y.rSlv followed The mother
.. a.l.'pdy 81 the cn,lir"r two
al8 IS wears 81 age respectively
%. .arr"r d.parted for Athens vow
90 A.. "a never return ~" travelled
-.Hu'n- and then -.r'lad down
.a.". Va having lost an trao"
~ '.-1."- wife and two daughters
-'~.1 months the cnur'" kn"W
- .' each others whar"ao bouts
.r" dav last June wh.ie Mr.
Gel. 80. attending n" funeral Of
-.-... o. ta rrlout W Va ae met his
Hf' 'Ao- ~ fac on the street .
.."r CAV" any sign ~ recognition
f..f rDwov.r r..,. ni!al 'hs
..o rNi 'rte and In" Ia Cuoid
action asa p rr.' second
"gar - few weeks lat'.r a. lad
r' .' .- Washington to-day
.. 40. ---,.f heart fyp'n childhood
Ne Stood - today. and !
.. zero r.'I tortured aeon after
d~"-"" Wa granted. oar
"a .r1'r' s1- rrrt~r 49, ana
.af" sus,-ai ve oyer with
'...r VI Houi"'r Vas equally
%" ..". pi-~.d IN r"fore
49," o., gan our ,o'nposure.
." rai.r .yslr. and am 80
'-. SAGE ~ uIr children.
.a 90 '.I' 'rr" never runs
.u,s So IN" happy hns-
.... sqtv..,e oil and his v-iF.,
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,ID SOCIETi'S >tWE THt>GED.
Nl-manss ed concern becomes the Cos
mopoItan Ghartty League.

Supreme court Justice Guy sigrei a.
orIer YESTERDAY permIttIrg the Bertha
Calnan Al society 20 char e its rsne ="
the Cosmopoitan charity League. Jacob
Bernstein. presiaer' of 'he society N
askirg permission to char 2" sait thai u
was formed to ait u~~iy persors ard
WAS nan.1 for Mrs Bertha talmar be-
e..,A she AID her -on had aiiei ~ the
v.rh bernstein said that The dis'riou
no. has h~e- cDrduct~t through Mrs
,. .l,,ar ard thai she has failed tn care
-or.srIy for the f,Irds entrusted TO her
Ina, the society has come int" fisr"-
puts
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i yDOlA RETIRES IN PANAMA
,t.. I'M iIIRN N 6OI FRN-
vINI IORCED NV or.
, .......rnp Na' succeed IIim ~ NrIInE
%. .Jnr' - Diplomat Arrus~d ~
I..r. - Hr show Ell NaShinEtan'S
Do 90 49, .npIu-rh iNhu,nn Anger

nr,r-... r, NV -
-. - m d,wNTau "
I'd - - M s~,ur"I Ftr.i
f'ru President ~ Panama
"r". p'r'd term Of the 1T"
T.. hes l-r"n accom- IlrSh"d
... ,Iaurt '" M" par 81 th..
:arr~' What - t"rned
.'rf",'0,' President TaT,
.ar, ~ state knox. ~ Is 30
rn'"~,aiai m l-hllf n IN"
..,d"r~ . rain-i M"ndn,t
....t announced his retirement
3D. -, ~ Is rpmpcllad - -
rh,' r' hal haen defeated
E..-'.t1 Gnv"rum~r' lie sl'd he
.af wholly '.- ~. n',c motives
- avorI 'rouhl" The
n.' s.'larU'd hy -, Gnnr-aI
,. Nhnu ~ meets San'anhsr I
.. ..- election ~ President Taft
.nrrn~s nl th" National Assembly
70. .nnpo~sd r1rstlv ( IIherals
formal meeting -dav fo- tho
r"a"hlnC n harmonious under.
r"lsuv" to a party candidate
&C. OIL. , ~ VIC" Presidency Tn" re-
. ,- wv h''n announced
.a .l"c'irn~ held early m July -
,s- ..."Ea'"S - rhe Assembly Mendoza
...f 'N"ntv ~ m" thirty Eighteen
.'.-.-. announced rrrently. since ameri.
o.. .'., '"r"uC'. that they would stand
.. '.. 90 n" end Mendoza decision
>. ,....r,N VAS made On the direct rrp-
-.-....,..'u II acting Secretary Of state
-'1H Wilson IN n CAhlegram last
.... .., N'nrr l"wis. Minister 81 Forrig On
49, Friends ~ lewis urged Mendoza
H.. i-'w - prevent arousing the dis
'..t~..-,. : the American President and
,.a- apartment
e. -'"r Evils On th' ground directly
..-. ..'~t ~" pressure brought 70 boar
b, ... Nvr"rrran state Department FROM
w.. H-'ru
.. |'rr"a- IN" other announced can
~.t'. s'l profit hy this withdrawal
.'..s. N"ndoSa's former supporters
-"'e dark horse 30 defeat Porr"as
'.. n"~ ~ Z Aro-anena and Dr
6 v 49," h..'n mentioned Arns-m.na
'-.- '-n' # the MUNICIPAL Board and
49, r."" regarded as the probable Prc-i-
..r' m" newt Assembly char Is
..r.r.r II th" National Bank ~ Panama
-..- thar and Aros"m.na ar" All
''. While LOWS - Conservative
= a 'oil~' ''l''Nnhl anu Liberal
- IN" Nsrdoza delegates v.r.
on. '..' - support Aro-emrna for tho
.... .arry " IN" Assembly - that with
30 'h"m AID few ~ the discon-
'..'sf l"wi- members Of m. Assembly
...I~~ nos that Aro-emana wi! hr tho
.-''I dIr., hors" Hi- son. Z Z
.. .-....ul - 49,. Minister from Panama
% .-..rE'1n
Sudden and un"~pNntai with
...i = Mendoza has saved ~" 7ficIal
= ' Marsh m" now Secretary
american Legation and charge
.Ttu~.s Marsh who r. now On the
.--l'lr -"rrlc" and uafawrhar with
t.ga tld M wav Il dong things IN
..' America. rIurl q ne work assigned
~ ns IN. S's'" Department whom ne
-- -rI'ur.lv ar:.ouncai thai Washrr Eton
-.t i.u'1 NarIpDa run-'i'uiioudIIr q
tur-i for fha - several IN-s
plaEran- nav -Iuo- ra~- ed hs-w".r.
-~h and his super'r- IN Washington
Is ,SHTSGIoN Aug - 90 .iai an
."mnn' that Dr ,arlos Msudoz.
Nrrhdrawn from the rae" for tn
= l'asIgnado m Panama wa 70
t' IN" stat Department and tn"
l."gatIon tonight
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New Nork. ~: IhiraE". %
PnIsburR. .; Brooklyn, )
Cincinnati. !: philadelphia. =
~. Louis, .; Boston. First game
Host on, s: ~. Louis. . Srrond game


CHICAGO. Aug - Easily the arsr-t
crowd ~ the wear. estimated A. 80 "ro per
sons cav the Giants slaughter the cubs
here TO-DAY The final sore WAS - -
II might have been more for III" t.ast"rueI-
had they 80 sl- '.t Darkness Vas -e''lng
over the Geld ard N"Graw.N men Ncr"
getting tirsd
Every nan on the team tatt"n"i hIs bat
ting aveTaS" DevoTr and DoNla were ~"
STAR each getting 'hr"e singles and 4
double Snotgra-- got TO first "v"rv titn"
h" anne to ha' Three 'lm"s he got ms base
on balls. twice he arrived On safe 'i'- and
once ou an error by R'ulha'h
The lo'al PLAYERS when thew law tho
were defeated turned on nrira Rlgler
and made lite mi~era hl. Tor hIm EN"r.
tho acting manager. aud Zimmerman we're
chassd 20 the ,luhhou~" tapt l.arr,
DOYLE made one protest It ryusor the half
halk motion ~ toNen ~ delivering the bah
I mpire Riglrr allowed bowie 'lain and
he was AdSsn. 81 q has" y he ON
e lusion 81 the game Rigler Wa o.. urt"d
from 'hr sold Nv uoli. sueu
The Gents started r,gn' ON after me game
scoring four runs m m" ur-r uniuR on four
hits sacrifice and an error Nuer Two
doubles and a run had r'."u connie - "a the
second Kurlht,h wsE relieved hv Et"hia
he i din last long enough 70 Srnw hat he
to make VA for f">eu. me butcher M,uar.r
hanr" go' from Philadelphia Tor 'hr ~
press puTTn@s 81 pitching against New NDrs
/ h. snuthpAN was even easier fran 'he 'vu
pre- edlng Hs gaN" way 30 l'lEf"r Who
dni tar" any ns''"f N IN r.a others
vi were swartsd NHfi and often
The only r-draning vita, 80 'n" lp, IL
Vas weird tripl" plsN n ne 'hrrt inning
MURRAY beat oHt u hit M bound ii a
Ei"hie- glove Then Even and klmc took
turns IN srring on br.dV.ll'- ground.r
pevliu came To hdf and lined he nall straight
~ RI he II bounced ~ ~ glove without
touching ihe ground and INTO ENsr~.- mIff
Tor putouf IohnnN raced 90 second
forcing kridNSll and throw the ball - Lim-
norman AZ third. mailing Nurray aud con.
plei ms he triple play
Maih~vSon Sa- not hu nard outside nf
n" fir-i and nth fnnlnRs When tho Gums
made four runs WIZ = 10 score q 10 .
Dickson vas sent 90 To rs'iaNs nr.,'s and
before he inning hai endpd ~" 'rIhs -,ored
nVe runs he gave waN fO N'ITss and '..
left handler held he orals safe tho r"-' 90
re VaN The S'OTp
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FIrrwaus skull fractured IN Ro~ on
Excursion H0at.

Ernest NcCIellen a member nj The
F,re Derarnant. went Yesterday on an
s1rur.ior Of the RAven-woOd Social club
m 'he sound IN the steamboat Howard
Carroll On the Vay back trouble broke
out and McClellen Waa struck on the head
With a beer bottle and his skull was frac-
tured He vac alao stabbed several
times An ambulance from 81 Johns
Hospital took him from 'he boat A. As-
toria The police co. - find McClel-
len ass1ilant
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90 Moor. s'gura out ~ seene , ., Moore
LETT On h-scs Ctnctnnau . Philadeiphta.
,tonr lame hour and 5, rIinetes
o. i0rrsfN 80 sosIoN - L Hn9T aANT
~ Iotis NLg = - Louis ana Boston hroAe
- en- w q day double hesdSF. the locals laking
tie hrst gAne Wtdness the part % Evans
ana rock allowed ~ toCis N IAke Ne 9peninS
tpn'rst corridor IN Ne second vas NJ hAri
u he nlnrhrs he s-orr.
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PIrtSErEC. kus . BROOKLYN made her
last appearance N P''-hurg this afternoon
and vas hes'sn m = l-'le>- game hy PItt.-
burg pirt-hGrE PLAYED a Jagged fielding
game ana 1t may he aid also that Mheat' =
drop - Flynn- liner IN the third. t4rrins
hat should have been = doubt" play. rertr-
ING the side INTO 'WorIu- lus' the game for
BrooklNn. a. vet smother run wa- scored
after tnes' 40 came N clarke Nas put
on ~ the game for ki,klng ~ he ar.' IN
utng
Three h's and PhilippeS had throw N
the hr-' -.or~d Davidson ANA Dauher'
Raj Neldiug hV Hummel DaN dson and
Wheat. allowing Wagner pop 10 drop >.f~
90 he Nrs' let campbell -,or" for piiishurs
Ir'r-huTg took The lead .u 20. third
Afer Byrue Wa ogt Leach. afnph"ll and
Wagner Hl' safely IN row tIynn's liner
va- iu Nh~a'' : hands hu' le lrt ~ get aNav
campbell aud Wagner s'0ring Wilson's
hIf scored t,NUn
Nheat'- 'rtpic Humme.'s single ana
Burch' 'rlple " tho nth scored Wheat and
HInin-l for brooklyn In Ptrsburg's half
lynn ht' over the l-ft field fsnrs. FOR a home
run smiths hif ana lsach'- mad throw
80 traIn- single ~ tho eighth allowed
smith 10 score he last run 'or Brookivn
7
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Totals "a ~ = -
'Arrncr o. -. ht' ~ hs''~,i hall
IA '-rf for Marc D. the rr D. ,.y.4g
:Rat,ed 'pY Rte hi~ IN -hc fngr'h inning
Nfattef ~ oven n the eufN trnirr
'Ra 'tef 'or pfc'r- IN -. -Inrt i--'nC
Nrp Npfk a
4 ficAgo % .
Rur. New Nors D~, ore krrsr D1,ls .
~n1Igrass RrfRC' rct Nm Ners . Never.
Mathew son. Ni'sr 'hicago wen, . Kane
Shecksri Hoffman d. zimmerman. Tinker
Two nasr hits he, ore howl Snorgrass pev.
In NAtnrwsnn. ENCrs. ~hesAarl Holman
archer zimmerman. Tinker ~Acri - ri'.
Pridv~il. De.un. : Nrrsle. Mathew >on ~herk
ard NORMAN. Nrrher SHUT" stolen hA-~
Tinker ~'riirt out-HN MATHEW on ~ NiIrse
{. ~ Rlchls hy P'ere- Fir,I ba-e IN hsIr,
~" Mathew snn = % pir- son : oT Iurnie OF
Tot-u : Double play PudweI noyTr ant
NsT.s 1rtple liAB Dfrh'r FNrF> ard rlrr me-
wa irr m bass \ev Work. hragn
Wild pitch loEen NJ tire M rH'ef Fgr l~r
t1ed umpire EUsus Time . hour md n
y If~s
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NEwAEN

FptA- e a. Totals 8. =
'riliri rpr Winter in tie ninrS min.
'cNarn . , o.,
MOntrraI u y--a
v"pi1r, ,G1ri. II t- ~ - 81 %. 10
7rk NCutr,H. Est las, ID. .'.. No 80
Z - y ln'r- St-.rh r..-RE irr Nt Win
tcT uIr HH Fl..",. ~ ,r ...tH Stusa
rAs"> goats ''.rw'-r.n. r'..~t 7U Ha'd,
mr'-" "a CO.,. Nar-n. '... -ap.r run
TI~s . me- lrr 80 Ti". .r.
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TIFF srN. SUNDAY. AUGUST 2s. 1911
PLENTY OF RUNS this TINE
GIANTS BEiT uBS ~ IIRO-
IIOTS mama.
Pitchers keei-d Over Rapls,n ~ sIuEE'nE
sontenders Pirates Take ANOTHER
From the BrookINnS Bo-tons Brrak
E,en RetIs Beat the PhiIsdelphIas

The Giant- don'' reA' the tuts "''sn
hat when thsV do 'nev rake a whole EoH
~ I'm Np-tstdAv gam" l"'al "'
'went, seven runs va mat" ~ Nhirh
The GIANTS made iN".'hIr,i- "sua ling
Philadelphia total - eighteen ans AGAINST
Putshurs The Brook lyn. druppsd another
one 20 the Pirates ami shipped hack =" ~"N
"nth place 'he cardinals hrrsHins ","u
With the Ro-tou- aud passing tie Br""h l'us
The Rods TOOK the phillies into camp and
'Ied them for fourth place Ih' ~c- .lt-
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Runs - ipgts Wallace ph'ad~l hta ord
collins. Nal,r Nnus-- FIRST hasr On error
n.hai"insa ~, on hs,r' -. LOUIS
80 Header q ~'r-re OFT ~ HAITI. %
bender ~ Two has~ hit~ Thomi. Wallace
So. ttt.r nrt NnIssr stolen uasr> , 1sl'u- Nc
lnur, ~'pu" Hpu'l' plays Match T,ue>dals
sl' NrwnAu. Thomas auh collins "llh pitch
NaI'' ~Tu..r chief ,'uuUU.r f.eld u1l
ntrr to'i'1o'~"r T.-s = HpVr N. IS minutes
Hu~ruN t.. 'rFNp,Np
FDsrUN 80 80 &C.. p .aud went away with
oG' g"t'iug . gaze - Wa nod ne Maps - =
-. 'ar' 1'' 'H Ua' MT. 'r.sTs No. pounded
hard Pcs 'h' In.I $50 ,N" NHprs
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Ryns ,Ros,on sharp Miller Sweeney
Sas- hits sharpe Oakes Three bas- hits
HauScr KonrtChy B-rk SWrene, Brown FvAn>
"a. rinre hits Swrene, pheir- oirns oIbts
piay-HusEin, nuANsstrd, stolen bAsr He-
Sog H. hv pi', nCI ~ corridor tH-rgog
Wild pttru torridOn ltr,t hhse on balls on
orrtton % Brown. Struck Ju' NJ brown
los Corridor. LETT on bsSrr NJ Louis Z.
Hoston Umpire In chief b. ms" Ficlc
umpire - DRy. Time hours
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southern LEAGUE

~ Mobile FI-.' game Mobile, I NcmNhi, n
~c-ord game NoNils p Memphis. n
~ New orleans New orleans NashN lie. !
II Birmingham Birmingham Chattanooga
" NontgorrCrs atlanta Montgomery
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TrI.state League

N'1Ancss'sr EArrsturx s. Lancaster
81 Ni'oonA hi'oona 20 lcs'lng
~ I'll .'har' yport o.. ? '.NsuspNr'
- fuhns'ovr Trenton 'oNr-foN- :
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Connecticut League

At Springfield. Flr.' Esr.c bridgeport =
Springnsd. ~cuo1G game springfield II.
BrrdgeD0r' {
AlNortharp'1r rr.' Ea1e Northampton.
Nev Britain. '".oEt game. New h-l'ain,
NorthAwpt00
~ Hartford F'-si garr hartford t;Dl
; o~s /, second rAr-s. hartford % 10 yose
Nht@rrHr. ~s-p-d game NcT Na'ca. =,
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~ columbus Columbus = Minneapolis
~ lndlanApolt~- 81 PAul. y Indianapolis (
- Iorisyills NilNaukr- Louis, lie
- Toldeo Kansas Cit' Tols 60
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Western I.eague

A. IHrco4 rIrst game Lincoln. 4 NichI'a.
Second gar'c VIchita. ~ Lincoln
~ rop~ks T0UeFA ihcs NolnS-
~ ,.oUV 90, - lose Nh. = SON CIV g.
N'p-Aha omaha U--Ne-
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New EngIand League

,'E,u rive Fi.J game Lawrence = Fan
River. second game. IaVrcI~r. y Eau
EiNrr 20
~ Ncs Bstfor1 lirsi game Nv B~fs,rf
Brock ton second gnTC Ne" Bedford
PrpsL 'n0.
~ yun Lynn Lowell.
- Fa,'rni'i H-t.TS.I' 8 ",r,-.t-r
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NpNrHt Al. ~ = NrAa-N aud Montreal
81, idsi honDT- 20 tAN Ice outpifrhrt Minter
IN the mrs. ne. hgG the sfCr rc,cl 81 very ropf
backing rrhcu H-lG Nrv srk 20 1--WE hts IN
the serOnd game. while Montreal drove spade "a
the ,lah IN 'hc f''h N.,tu-iJy -fopr~i Mon.
ueais Ei't'u- u.i be- TOO a;e 10 th~ rOsrIc
The .'or,s
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~ Lows ~ ~ ~
tun> Hn>'nu NI1rpe ~ H. - Nggg ~
ms NoureN hon~tchN Evans Harmon
TAO base M Naridsu Threr base ~ Nrr>aA
hon tonlr I'm rms ~srr n"r hifs korrfrhN.
Mowrrl. Vans HT' ,nAhAn nnuhI' play
HArm"n ar" knn~trh' stolen hs>cs MorrrN
Harmon. hone'rhN. pAkrS raridrn iT--' hASS
pu balls nF fNhu~ OF NaTmOn. oT irosh
NiturE out Nv IA uog. e. nv Froc' . rft
u1~S~ ~ Iou.s HpS'pn m pir- IN chief
brennan We'd lTnrr o.naN Time tn'.r
and Is minutes
susrON y l.. . ~ '0ris = pI'0Np
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r..agp . 4
", VOTE %
RUNS tNI~ago Mclean par~n' . Irider :
TrrurHrI Nrv Npr. bani~l, Noltrv chase
krigh' t'-,r hH-. IN rr-r ttlcago l~n
con 10 fIt.Fgu Sew n OH F'rsi base
90" .HI's 60" avg . ~ quinn. ~ FISHER. :
~'T... os' |N Lang ~ Dlfn-'"ad. . bN
.-'fT u,n ss IIrs fNftlug trrt NarF
u~' '. isGUrhul S'olrn hs.~~ isidcT. ,
is'ur hnishl 80, Nu>'r i'Oph'c may
Nc unn"I mt frld-. huigf' l.AIpntir md
nHs~ Nud r'''f,. nlr N'rai FISHER Iii'
o. .Hfrls. a. Guiua 'NlI.nc Hits ~ Lang
if 'p'I~ rnI unr 'hfru innings ~ Dlrrstead
~ .nrU' Hrg rWp frlrIs innings ~ quinn 3
TO- IA" ais uur tlifd innings o. ii>hrr IN
aI.u 'Nu 'iIsua l"uings TpfC IN chic
~ l"pghur t',u trpirr fgsU lime No.r>
srg :" rfrgfer
rHit-NuFl FpiN = O.. %. ~ 40 - |, o..
IHIr NufIrH'N N.r g rFrpulH he good
pi'rh.g 80 NerI~r anu me u,', - me Nialcuc~
- l.oU.r a.. rrftr" 10 Fa1 900 fN. 'r.' inning
BANtr ,,urru o. q Wild 'lt,r fir Irn~f h. 20
- ~" n"r.r nDn Niifer '1r'N 30 him Nc
--lr. Lln- Lis L-t.r II Ih--. Ne s.o-a
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80 .g-I'afirn ~ the
--aTD 90 the fr-' mem
r.. '"an 10 defend N"
''arnv - m inter
p -pcr' Park m October
'~0'a yesterday thar
d..'-Ion until he had
.HWfuI tee a. 20 cOn
f"rrsi win M n
ga I'IaSt'Ons tNht
'"rr -rTasru'a'I"a said
Iff.ss vas con1dDn'
1~i's would b. clint
you'd BE- ready 20 do
'.Jphy u 'his country
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.r.r-f 'nr n0I-rer'' m 10 r,nrn nn.ng
O.. 40 n % % D =
Ncu Work % n y y
Tu-s-C chicago poughrry /vUnE SULLIVAN
Nsp York Nn.i~T ChAs~ 'rigrT Warror
Firs' tssr On errors .Chl~AgD. f. NV Crs
hasr IN balls. 80 vaIsh . ~" Wsrfor s'rurs
ovt B. 'slsh s. uv Vavr0T Two 1ass hifs
trrf kllgT' .'f~-a. ser~ nee H..- gsfIef
= .''ir S'rr~1 -Ass- trA.e Nlrs"p rpre n
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|TfH Y = 7
'Eff'ni 'nr tn"-'0-r IN the rl-'- frrirs
lie. r.au. % %
lNp>fn.
I.I.- f'~f rirU. Stiles iostpn IrTts'T
~pr1t"T ~'4Hl l"N.s Wagner lug~ Two
uass 'I'. ~uH. Wagner Home run stab
NlrrI.r" ..> ~iArf UrwIugNa'r ~arr nee
N.'. |.g''. IApg.A.p4 N'oi~A pAs- spec ssF
|ri" -N' Triangular. Iaoir and stove.
'.'' nj. bases boston. . Cleveland IIrst
a." nr bal, '- VA. - TsIkrnbers ~
Zoe '.r. fI'S' bass sFrrrs Postnu
~. s.aI.I ~ p, PITCHER By Hal lies
,trf... nU' IH ma = ~ Fahsuhs-g : -
N0~~ r1cr wpIr~ . chief VERNE ~ld
Irr. 20 H1nrrT Tive . hour and rs minutes
,sHtNu1uN pErHoIr -tH-r UaNF
"a .EHINBruN. Nur ~ ~ unusual reform
Aurr - lone h~fr - day ~ NAds hlllf~r
~ FNtirs'n second Nasr-An Ee sacrificed
for 1--WE. To PROCESSION r 'h~ 0rsi game ana
'H'uNu. - - HrAk.ug -f'' >fralEhi Nacr. nee
70 rre .-,' inrlE- - ~ -srpnd garr~ The
crowd stirf sAv mo Nsstingtons "a n Ws- the
N-srr' rNsr -~rf ~ a ral' ssre b. this city About
''"s' A." ere boz ne enclosure Arf Snu0 more
v'r. '.r - awHr - ne gates Inc s-ures
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south Atlantic League

~ toigrr biA columbia : tugusiA.
- Jacksonville savannah. facs~onNIls =
~ columbus Firsi game MAcoG. {. Golur7
second game Macon I. Co 4r n bus n
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'tN'tSN ~ aug - ,fr,Inraf' hrot ? Noo-r
long p.r-irg s'r-sH - ~. I}~eh~ - c~srfi,r
sitter 'to hrs' -~und Moore Vas ~ hart ssp.
risly b. Hes,hcf Hnh Horiigsl Manager r.ooia
-su' Pitcher M'OIilen notice 30 dAy thai ~ -na
bSen -Ispendef for 'hs rect o. the ,eason IRE
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N'l-s-Gv o.d o,rr~uVop4. q 'lann 'y. =
iffu'hsNH ls'-srr. HFfrrsNnrs
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'hA''~i TO- ArfoH IA 'h' eighth .unI0g
lersrs IT'S % H H > a
Toronto % 10 10 u ID p. =
Run. J~rsr' 60, l-mo-1. -. '.>','g Drtn.
inger. Han nTu FrrT, Ioruu'p shaw. u nou
ALI HON" Hgu priuingrT "A un.t h.-s.-
llrtring"r. Vaughn. hn~'"Iu stolen uHsrS tAl.
fofd. Dsf N'nUrr >rhw. ksTurt ths'r.n nogh't
play A'st".u lnA-,'S'rdr Johnson a. NhStsir
I"f "a Na>'r Irr-rF 80 iorur'n ~'rI's
tlr,t base On ball, 90 t~rT - NgrleE. q
OF Wilson Hal Wilson Pas. 80 Nal Ngtlr-
" lid pat he -fsTTy. Mueller z wrir" Va chef
HalhSan Field am piTs-he'. 1Irr : 10
and ~ minute