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ann
Il,Is,sr Defeats ~e-HsI h, P,sy for western
1hampisa-lip.

NrSNf sroLts. July - Robert . iiuntrr
IT Ndlothian defeated albert S~-ksl ~
~ n -iai- the inter, delegate Champion, . NJ
anil to plav. m ~" tournament for thu
Western amateur champion shin today
Hunt~r made tho eighteen holes IN ~.
Nhtrh 81. tWo strokes b.tter than the record
warren X " God defeated Harry g.
legs. up and tn play Charles Evans.
" tho present champion. defeated " y
Glow, n Of unwrn'-ia by up and "a
play Mason D Phelps. the champion Of
ta"s. defeated =. I JhnTav. NJ and "a
play Ia 'hs ~-mi final TO morrow Evans
will riir Hunter aud Wood Wtii meet Phelps
~ ruttHrW II. July - ~ The
ut ~" handicap Tournament Tor ths AIRING
ton ,up ~rr" PLAYED to-day. N . lstrf~-f
"utrvd "a the match between Mi-- llu-rltun
aud D. u Mcguire Inc -'ore-
iif,t Hound n Green. .. rr-ntnn e e 80
'-atr'i ". q Ciafs .. by default a. Maldfon
'o a% .irisat.i N s Geiishcli :, nfosEton {, =.
d,'s1',I It.hnP9rs -. psrt,, !. and :. /,
. -rsn r. " % s,d ~ iaeo s.nis Ssn
AMI g. O.. n MAEuiT-. y NrN York, defeated
ia,-l,aaa,l. -p asS%oh u" fi;1sSufs. VIE G,fSa,s
Ihsrls~ / gllsh, :. by default
and 5 GsorSe l.. Gfesn defeated Wilsu. by De
"a at. afist playing eighteen holes even 2. ~
English defeated Eughsh. Up Miss huselion
defeated Mcguire. anu :.
MAPtEwooD HoTTL. y. N July - High
scoring featured the guslifytng round
II the nid-ea~n golf tourney at the Maple
Wool Country club, with tn. low scors
Iris" gong 10 > . Thayer Of boston. a
member OF the Woodland COLI Club. with
an ~
\ bottoms Of For Hills and r 4
Ashley ur All-ton we're -, ond AZ y, Two
rounds 81 match play Will h" disposed OF
To- morrow Ia ia" tao divisions formed
aIt"r the uuali tnr round.
Inc SCORES
ION ma, =, = A>hir, Al>u'n. -. B =
; s an, HrNr Hgp. ~ \ ~tlIart. I-irlcb-tn. ~
" = Harrington. Nooi,ud. -. Il DlrEsr
So-to .oV 1.rrsSu iSn. ;, n JONI SD cSi R.s
NUr -, /. Frsu~h be thrh-'n. - ~ b. Iu>h
man. Mn,he>trr. ~ Baii-l NApleA ooL
y oOI VI Dr / ~ HALT, Ma pl-N Oou ~ / "
Fau. MOrCc>t,r ~ \ G4rhrim. - iington.
- Noekct B-OI.} u. 10 N &. C.r-rO.
J. NAu.lu. NsaWam. -. !. J. MctOS. Montrlalr.
lul q G. Tbhctf>. liUo,r. 100 T.. = Peterson.
nh'!gsr"'. u1 ls.c' SnLn. wollA,,n 70. {
,'ocs loo B., . No -Iian. NAplr"o1i. .i,.
match has h-cn srrnnEsd between
NIL AuIy~-pa and tl Nichols for To-
morrow. both morning and afternoon. ~
t.' pykrf NrsdoW coli tbb. n viii he
the NIT meeting 81 professionals Uu the
= lshireu hpl" uur~-.
some lat sol' should develop S.nIAv
n.sf a. fht. Inv p.sl COUNTRY club lnwood
/ Nn"u VIII AMI Tom Anderson II
~ uArfu"f~. NIil pla' 80 hple fOur-Om~
,caln>i th.IuutUu Al.'k smith and gilbert
>rhult- the 'uuf-- - 500 ,Ard- Ions.
,ur th.. ft-l grrpn- should produce some
u" >'ut.nS and a large gallery i expected
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GRt\D tIRCIIT RtfFS.
Ta,orIi-, Bratrn in Two OF Three Raee>
~ kaiama roe

k,I,u,Su" Mt'h. July = pnl, three
Faces Arr- un The card a. E''' re.IItun Para
g.. IA, and Uli v'r" "a .'titsi.' h-a,.. tat
Iu .Nuu' ft~u fs.orita- Nrr- beaten The
Eu.ku.su iiu'ri = ,ss, ~sakr~ Tor 80 PAGER
tad fL'- Iu| Tor a NTsi hOl'.. hu' hr
...sHi 80 Ltfus p+turr he start ami Nt-
ura.u lu"u NE Wise ones ut'k-d Lad,
a. Huuur. I.f ,. vJ~ a HAi yn"~- Tom
MuIph, .- Wtrr MAJ Ia. hHd all the
speed
captain t,"uI -. Tom Murphy aud
VI ,4uItdA'". fHT.~ brd' % - ~ Winning
ne 40 ifu' ahd me ONO 'TottTr Ma rur
~iluug had fhlHg- ht- uNn VA IN the g.
'rp. thr pfphIDtt,N- fANpT'te, HaIIN OrthN d.
n"tuy un-t-ad and never dangerous The
summary
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tHERIC ~ az q.
New Works Down the BosionS Again aud
AIhIetIcs Lose AGAIN.

The n ghltudsr- threw he San INTO
the aspiring R"d SoN again yrz' -FdsN =,
getting ~ trlliug hCkS m the -4rlv part
Of the gam" and makius heir lead >I7ic'
Ano'hsr usunlu' 'ha~r- met With an upset
iu' W,-ntug'ou- dnNuiug the Atulstr
M t-u INNING u,.'-- In the Me>' the
'ls, -Lni. defeated the Browns sud the
DsJ'pF- ~uu' on b" ShEkV White SoE
NIll'u ---u- - have experienced a return
Ia torn i.r uh--u,. Ut thai imaginary
buIspr Aa~u prevented IL" \~W loT.-
from dpius ~p'u-. hu-,N v'iirpuE 10 Boston
1 B.
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,oTs unt'or rlrssp4tyr = t.s. - ps.st
ts%i'f' y Nsfsasi# Ftraf 49, - Rsua ~
rr,is - Rsrg~f ,'turs aIt ~ 'uf'ts D.
~ NNTg~r run Fsss hi's n.ub~f' Nhsai
NfrTiTfe NJ WU.. tHsfIs Itsitn. stsira
ta.-s lat idsou fsf,ibI~ pi.fs Nhhaur
'ttn sri rhstn smith snf taib-rt ltH ~
l''thrf w. tHIfWs davidson passrd kau
lt-furn Umpire in rht~1 Htstrr Tt.d uyppirs
ntfis TtTas ,wfsa
'"t' M y .. ~ tnTts ~ TO
- Toe. frIt - VSth tt,~r.If IN ne r,a,i AZ
won 30 srp-e
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southern League

- Srs - Isals Memphis : Ne~ orleans
So NJ .0inEhAn Nha''fuOura. brmingha ~
~ Mon gone, Mon CORNER, Na.hvur :
81 Mole ,yeVFs NOblt.
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rtrruB, Ro


''7a 30 ADAMS Ia the fourteenth Inngng
l.i'.tr.. %. OOuO % OO COCOA
t.1tIFuNu 900 q % ~ ~ u ~ ~ o. .
lvr> ri't~bGrg Uvtn~ Leach. Wilson GIN
son ln,inniu Mitrneli paskrTt stolen hA>r-
~, her. Igrn. Hobli'F~i Mitchell. double play
McNi'An. Moi Lean ani Tgan sacrifice hits
bH tlark. Egan DowueN fi-~t base on ball,
~ NdnG">. Hts On Adams. 10 Suuek out
u, Adams. !. by SIggs. Iru on bA~~, Cih
,innhg. g. PttsburE. mpirr In rhie' klrm
r,eii umpire kanr Tine nour> anu -
minute
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TrNas leaGnr

s. ~An Natonio san antonio. =. Dallas n
~ GalNrSton Galveston. =. rom worth.
~ Ifops'on foIstoi. OAiAhornF 81. q
~ Waco NA'O. 2. ShrgN rrOrf
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WESTERN I.raEue

~ wichita Ilf.' gam~ wichita. 10 Omaha
second gam~ Wirhita. omaha. -
~ TOprka Ton~kn. . lbrs Aoinr~.
~ 80 Io-~uh SiouS ely. - Io<rph. -
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'B.'-I 'or N,nr,r "a be uinth 'uulns
Frr-sN 80 % %
MruNra 20 90 a
It.ns I-T>-y C.ty uaGuiIar. Jobu-on 3d. W
s'rtu f>taOnd Walsh Montreal Drmmiii
Nnt'-e.. Erirhsu q Home TUu> ltsunlfan.
Johnson LLrrr base h'I 'I'mrnf Tao ps-"
b., Ah. elm E,Inn.u. Walsh NAurr.-
If.'. bF DsDuC IA 'Uu Hnt one third lhnin.~
% N,ntrr N slh and M thIr,i, ming oT
Hfad - In I'VE and tao thirds inning on Mai
. IA ftTrv ami OuT third iuuius~ Ia ba>S
uu hsu> 90 llub.c ~ bradp = OF Man>-g.
tsuuni~ pials Iohn>DU. nannifan Ani ib-teiu
>foen hg~ss Ab>trin Nanfori hAn~-I ~'fs,a
Ou' Hy DIbur. 90. ~ White : hN Man,.
o.. HtzuN ! pas>-,3 NraI Walsh Ter on hs-~s
Montreal - Itr-sb ~ WII'~ In 't'e'
.toy' I.-li mpr- h.lon l.ur uO...'
Aui ~ IF.s.rr-
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At Augusta-Ftr.t sams Columbus. -. Al
eusta Second game = 'olumhUs. >. AuGusta.
~ savannah a,Annah. n. Ns~on y. tNins
a. olu TS,a -jae's,onviIIs. 5. Coiumbia. 1.
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~ ilrksbuEg \ irksburg. : Meridian
At GrrrnsoOd Green soof. q. YASOo CitV Z
~ Hatue,burE Jackson. 4 Hatue~burg e
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lnru.u
10 Spat'anbu-G charlotte. spA-'anburE.
50 Co. renN'Nr Crr,n Niilr Ani"r.pp
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grated ',- Morgan ,1 n ninth inning
~. 'nF'0r
m - tei1hA "
10. ns-t.rsrrr ~shsrfr- E,l'C-. l.Ibrr
,,.f = f-..,'li Nr.vIar Ibila .o1s Lord.
.I...... rr. e. NIrgN 'i'iuni- lrs' 'A-~ nn
,.l,.. p,.T.rgtur A. IN ~ i-'rh -" IN
a -. Na.b.u s'ou in. IN IAi'Iph q. o l'r-t
- 4. or pslT. ," Wr.sting U' Morgan.
-TrIrG o. o., U-islnE n h. Nlrghn. lhrre
I.,.r nit pa't~ 1Fpba MT pdT'ng. N"hride
Inter ltrE.UUg HnHT - hit klU'ter.
'f,,u,p stolen ia.~, Et~r'ef. Nrbrids
10 ... sic pA,s NcNrdr iilUfer ard lruNcF.
r,l sy.nd IHfls Nt'1 p,'rhr. MnTEsn Eel~ling
{ .t.u.rr ir rris' . 10 Irnin lirh Nmpfr
Z ran Time hp.r, ami minute
BFrrotr g. CHiCsoO a. -. n
pVrEort ru'y - NgInn- inytncih'e pitching
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~ Neu Haven New HaVen. 10, Hartford :.
Nt Bridgcport Waterbury. a. RTidgeport /
~ Springfield NrN Hrttain. 5. SrTtngneId. :
~ Norihamnion Holyoke. 81 N0rihamp
n
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~ LAwrence- Lawrence, Z Pail River l.
~ Havrrhll. Rrprkton. = Havrrhln
AZ LoUrll--Lyun. =. Lowell q
~ Worre.trr First gAme-Worcrster. Z: NcU
leffofi .
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Virginia League.
Cotton states League.

~ norfolk Iynchburg. Q. Norfolk.
AZ Mchmond Wrhrlond. :. Petersburg. I
~ UosnOkr RoanOkr IRnNilIe. q.
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FtSTERN IEtGi o.
sr.NpISs op THE cIrB-


'Eh-ET CIV MpNTHENi. . TtEzr u'Nk
MoNrRFNI iuly y Montreal and 1rr,e,
'ity divided TO iAY'> doubleh-sdrr The SORE
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GAM, sch~,IuIed for To-ds,

NartDSsL LEADlT
ROston {. NrN Norz PhiiAdsi phlN In RrOO-lyr
ChicAgoin r' Gus Cincinnati IN r''~bprg
sNBPtCAN LEaott
Sew YOr. N itoStOn Washington IN Phila
drtrhit Detroit IN chicago
rasrFHN LFAGTE
NesarE m TOrunto 1~r,ry 'i'y IN Non'rsal
R,tttr-o-~ IN Burs.p pVbtid-nrr IN NpsN',f'
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Runs Louis stone > Cleveland IrAnrt
Turner Two base hits Graney. Turner. RENTS
Firs' base on balls on Powell. or fAnwrll Z
Sacrinr- hit tAiole Stolen bass Rath. HoT
rnAn. stone struck or ny Powell hy Fsn
VOL! nnirc In chicf Dinern tieid umpire
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..r.- uu- %. BHl SNs-rev
'... "u1i" v"-'"rdl, - long
nu.. ought gam - Washing
F.. rIioN 81 Jake Diuprr' 20 =,
I.r win the only ran -. ~"
.-'rr encounter. ant slTi rIn
.u,I"I uutu tu" eleventh
- r-i... ~ -1"si merely -"
. HuI.n Tn.rr v-r"n. any
.... -uI 40 no l'n- a. chance
'.rrpE.,n rIr voIih gross the
.~... oats ,1uif Do re-: -t"r"d
,.r rrs g'''.ug on 0l-n 'r'gli"
20. rt. "r-' tam" 90 fh" gam"
.h" t.r. Gurus f"l' 'r"
... .Iruri ilrwI Weakening.
..a r"t- ru no." IA. Ii- v"T"
pfp'rti h' had pitched
vu.f. - gppd - Barge
r.t Both attended 80
o.. elective fashion Barg"r.
......I fr.' 10 ,-f8utHIt ~ endurance
f.- 'r-' "1-" p.tF Nh- ~
aI..I.s ,Tt,nsd pfsn he
..f allow 81 'trf -e'. To- l'o dead
II4f 80 20" iuI'htr"~'
-rs.. li"unI" pNy. -,
a.. FT.,n "oTfi iNu OF
200 No. I' IuFu for To- s1Cri. q"
.'Fa" .tf'"r va shat ~
.f...t f.s hH'I' Hr-' md
f' .n,.I 'u" throw bau''r'
n.. 90 fh" 81 CO."
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New Sork state League
h.HsNT
NilzSshaFrr - J
Albany - 4" =" .
BSttsri~. HlI, nd VNvb Knight and Porte
wpiT~ Br0su
- sVHiC'-t
pi,vr,r,L.r n ~ y ~
$1,000. - % % .
'ptt'rrtrs IrNahnn mi NcNawara nugEan
.~I kcnpu'nu rrWrrs nuclI~, and O-TOoIs
~ rrt''
Tlrifa :
I tir. ,
Rs,,srss Volchav and - Sell MrS 4riy -nd
Fosfs- .rrirr. hnrsiAnd ami Lindsay
IUDV
scranton
Troy 4" 4" > .
Rai'srtS. " 4upkwSs and smith cumming
ham and nT.sr. Umpire O'brrr
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American Association.
~ Milwaukee Milwaukee. !. Toledo.
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.r,,r, ~ ,oI.r, .r %, ninth inning
.r' tors A."
SO. IAN ~ ~ ~
f.r- ,rr su5. u'mpEIN Knight. .. Cree %.
T...'p rgIr r'-ul Wagner H7u Two base
FIr tHEr.s.- aT.r HA-s uI', rec NLstu.
Ue--, r4u D.e~ ut's ~ nan. 10 fnr~" IN
Mug. % ,1i4.- 100 - ming ~toien hases
.In..r Nrstlr. rEIF SPEAKER wagner bouhls
pfA,- Roach srd hT gft. o. Nvs'.n. toarh ana
knight - On haze. N"v ioyt 7 hn-ton. :
ms h,,s on bsUs - Nan q. 80 quinn. .
HHa.r r,sr on error Ern 'nri. STurs uu'
g., r.i =. Is collins. . o.. Quinn. TINE
f0r.. auf . minute 3 % pirr . rfi"f 1nhoiN
H.. trfi rfurI-' H"r.r
v,.Ht~8tr, FHtLApgiFHt' = o.. B..
pgfI,B LPuI. ..HH - NA.h ng'ou 'uu its
..r,,J ,r.r.gu - u. FROM III E'n'rfr, ~ uay
IN ten iur'fg. Ire r.Hs"
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CLkNEtaSp, July = Three doubles Or ne
delivery % posrii In the sryrt'h turuei the sruT-
la the lnra.s' favor ihis Aft-ruoon % tn that
lnnlnx PoNeu had cysry thir- h. oNu va
fArwell. tho Nhaz' TrrrYlI pruN 81 to have good
as-ortnrrut 81 .lfrire. Hath vhom ta~ Nap-
rscrntiy secured from rhNadrlphia, also on ale .
<OOi impression. Tho sCuTr
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tiNCtNNArt. ohio. July = p1itsburg Won q
vel plsyei fourteen inning game from Cincin
Hah 20 daN Mcirans errors gave I1t'shuTg
'No rus In the second inning white MS hit gave
he Reds two In the fourth Inning nic, Rob
fit~l ~cUrri his iOist hit In the game and l. the
nfsi NauonAi League player TO reach the century
marx The score.
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Arkansas League
anuih Atlantic I.eaEne

A. Blyfneyiie CArIth~rsvtlr. 4 Hy theNiiis 4
A. paragouid Parsgogii. .. Ionesboro =.
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seuihrasI-ru LEAGUE


s. tsr.f ne Asg~N III.. p K0mr -
- Hb'usJu Cltf Johns tity. o. Gtisden
- hUu' No nnONNiI" Morri-to1~n.
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aa.shaIl Polo Grounds To-day = p ".
CtsSts - Bsston Adm soc -Adt
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rIE,r IFr,sr cav 3D. s.,,Nu p,NN
!. IL - NJ . !.
"a. ~ .a,r Zoo ne rlntn iunias
Hsr.s. tLt - 3
montreal 10 % % DBL = =

Huns Ig.>F. tIN johnson Ab-tell lan'Ori
Null,' Monte. lubr lrAgrT. HON babu.
ll.ut-r Home run Johnson Tire has- t,'
- .S.u EtJ tar '''. Iuh~ t"hHr . ~ o.
base Aou real asrsE. 'rfN ' .tp b.- u.A.s
q. ...,| N1'.r--s .nu % 10 johnson hHuu.
p. ant kI-f-f H|'s ~ baT, '"u. p g. = ..
.ru.u.. 80 IYbat 10 T.V inning 90 .'" .
~ -sNtu .ua r,o 'E'.d IL Iuring- - err. q 20
NO . fu. inning lTNt base ou balls pF 49,
t.heII - t.|ll. or FER. .# I'.i 'n iA''rf
~ tr.| Nf.4 p.t.h Nu..HrI Passed bAFs
4, g.AII . >t1i-n bass D@iu.ugTt .woru
.H.tlr ~Nf.. ul. EUN wu.Tr e. .ul~'
Hs.pu II.I wIIfr hU| I.." ' Iu
a4t B. .H.'rs
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'.'N''r,l 'n- MINIS m ne ann irnlnE
hlth'' ~ y "a
~ Louis q q
i'lns 'h'ragn Holman. Sshulie 1inksr Sac
F'''r lI'e VIZ. MuNrrY. thAnce Hugutns
Nh'rsari hasr~. Nausrt bpuEs- PLAYS Srhuite
ant hrrs NIggtns and kouetrh' Stolrn basr>
'a-~~. iio'nian TIT hy pitC ls-T ~ overall
.'Ntrr Irst hasr On Rats 90 overall. 4
u' N'u~. StgvrA oVt ly ONrTaW e. ~ Wilt.
l"'t on nAsr, - Louis. h. 'h rA.u. s. IN.
par" ,n ,hir' opaN t1ed unrior brennan.
inc h,t.F. AMI . Vttnttr.
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,'is.i 'or : DUNG IN n. ,ish,h ,nnlns

'Rs'i--i ior auns IN me sishth inning
Chirago . y q
IIstrnIt - n ~
huns Detroit a. Isary. Hush Two hssr hli
rayn~ Three bass he O'Leary Sarrinr-
hits Ton~N. Tannsbill payns stolen basr
paTtru first basr on balls pT Muffin. On
Oimstead. ltF.t base rTTorS ll~trolL
Z eff bas~, Detroit !. thisago S'turs out
~ Nuiun ., ~ Noung mptrr Frfinr
Tine . hour and - minutes
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~ Lancaster Lancaster. .. NoTk
=, Heading Rrading T. Trenton. ~
~ fohr4tNHn WilhAmspNf'. . iohr stovU.
~ 'nona iitoons. 5. harrisburg
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Totals 20 A. o. 3
Cd. N.r.at 10 mo ninth InrIuE
.H. VI n~W-.,n m ~" ~igrth inning
% - % Oh % n 20
. 10 10 no % % 10 u
fss ma TI'H> MAEee Nalsf N~N
.|gra-s ilr.t ba-s IN error fh'A
90 m Eass, Philadelphia N~w
"a. on bali 90 Nrgvi len ..
on Nf-Ura o. a. Nrguiiisr %.
con . b, Die. on IWohAsS BITE
~uutgr.H, SarrtfGs hif ItoUIa>
..- Hpolan Walsh anu liran-n"l1
fs.r,.. sou In rign' inning. 80 Ji"-
20 one nntng mp'gr N 'ni"'
'at 4npirr 'a~on Tim" .
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s-r' ~ vsi'- 80 'ror' s--r'ns - 10, i'~'rp't
drtuNd fwo fTfna re- srHfT
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Totals - 80 O. Totals ~ ~ 10 /
81 Louis % o u q o.
Cleveland
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nrnoHI,n :; IhVisfriphIs ADM hoc 80
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-21
FIVE FOOTLIGHT FAVORITES
FACING AUDIENCES HERE.
This City Their Home and All
Playing Leading Parts.

Playing at the Empire Theatre this
week are five Newarkers, and all are
playing principal parts. Miss Fay
Odell, the principal soprano. was born
at 113 Wickliffe street. 1t will be re-
membered that it was she, with her
husband, who had such difficulties dur
ing the San Francisco earthquake.
Miss Violet Lester. born at 121 Elm
street, has been with the company for
the past foul seasons. 1t is rumored
that several managers in the burlesque
field have offered fabulous prices for
a contract with her for lex season.
Miss Beatrice Oliver, another of the
Newark girls, has been with the show
for several seasons, and is steadily
gaining fame. She has a sweet So
prano voice.
In the company are two male MEM
bers who claim this city as their home.
They are James Dixon, who was born
on Academy street, and Harry Meyers,
who was born on Washington street.
Dixon, which is an assumed name, was
known as Peterson in Newark, but as
he has carried the name of Dixon for
the past twenty-six years, the boys
have come to the conclusion that his
real name is Dixon. Mr.. Peterson's
father was at one time a leading tenor
of the Arion Singing Society. Harry
Meyers has been in the show business
for many years, n is a very popular
actor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-21
PROBERS DISMISS CHARGE
AGAINST CENSUS BUREAU

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-The threat
ened inquiry into alleged pernicious
political activity on the part of census
officers, notably the press agent of the
bureau, ended in a f1asco, after a hear
ing before the house committee on en-
sus. at which Director Durand told his
side OF the story.
The quiz was due to a resolution
offered by Representative Robinson, of
Arkansas, charging that literature bad
been circulated by Director Durand
p%urporting to educate the people in CEN
sus methods, but which in reality was
nothing more nor less han a boost
for Republican policies. The commit
tee decided, after hearing Mr.. Durand.
that the census of the United States
cannot be taken without a proper edu-
cation of the people"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-21
.PHILA. CAR STRIKE HELD UP
In HOPE OF SETTLEMENT.
Men Trying Hard to Adjust
Grievances.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21.-Although
more than 5000 motormen and >conduc-
tors of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Company voted last Tuesday in favor
of a strike, the men were still at their
posts today and all the lines of the
company were running on their usual
schedules. C. o. Pratt, who has been
authorized by the executive committees
of both the local and national bodies
to give the word which will put the
proposed strike into effect, is still
holding back, hoping that the threat
ened trouble may yet be averted. Pratt
said today:
THE mems grievances will be settled
by arbitration. If the officials of the
company and the members of the union
fail to agree on any individual who
can arbitrate the differences the people
will have to be the umpire"
The last communication received by
the union men from the company holds
out little hope for a peaceful ending of
the trouble. The men, who assert that
the company is not carrying out he
agreement reached after the end of the
strike last June and charge that they
are being disseminated against in
favor of men of a new rival organiza-
ton, asked the corporation to arbi-
trate the grievances. In answer to this
proposition the company under yester-
days date made the following reply:
1.-THE agreement of June 5. 1909, pro
vides a method for the adjustment of
grievances, and we see no reason why
there should be a change in this
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-21
SHIRTWAIST GIRLS
MOB FACTORY HEAD
ON HER WAY HOME

Miss Ella Heating, superintendent Of
the Beerman q Franks shirtwaist fac
tory, at 16 Lawrence street, where there
hls been a general strike for the last
SIX weeks, stated today that she had
received applications from several of
the strikers asking that they again be
given employment, but on account of
their conduct Of last night. when, she
declared, some of them insulted her
on tho street. she positively refuses to
take any back.
The girls of the Beernan & Franks
factory have been unable to do much
in getting tho women who are in the
employ Of the company TO quit work.
Daily pickets are on hand to intercept
those who enter the factor, and get
them to join the strikers. The strikers
have been successful in procuring finan-
cial assistance from various sources.
The girls employed at the factory
worked until $3.50 p. IN. last night, and
when Miss Heating. with Sidney
Meyers. came out. :; is said they were
surrounded by : crowd of the strikers.
In speaking of the affair Miss Heating
said:
The conduct of the women last night
vas outrageous. They surrounded and
jeered me and | was almost unable to
get up the street. When / got as far
as the car track they pushed me over
and prevented me from getting on a
car. Several cars passed and they
would tell the conductors to go on.
Finally a car stopped and I got on.
simply to get away from them. and
then ] was able to get my right car at
another point. l am positive that L
saw many of the girls who we're
formerly in my employ"
1t was stated at the factory that as
much work as ever is being done. and
that II is in no way handicapped. At
present there are 10 girls employed,
which is more than at any other time.
STAR WANT BRING RESULTS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-21
| 500 AT DINNER OF BIG
MISSIONARY MEETING.

PITTS3URG, Jan. 21.-The laymen's
missionary movement was inaugurated
here last night. when four days cor
v~entior, was opened with two large
banquets. Fifteen hundred attended
these and FIVE hundred others were
turned away, because of the inability
to accommodate such a large number.
The speakers were: ]. Campbell White,
general secretary of the movement;
Bishop C~ortlandt Whitehead, of the
Pittsburg diocese of the Episcopal
Church; Colonel Elijah w. Halford,
former private secretary to President
BENJAMIN Harrison. and DIR. Isaac Tay-
lor and DR.. NJ. d. Edwards. of China.
The convention will be in session over
Sunday night. Statistics prepared for
the convention show there are 170.510
protestant church members in the Pitts
burg district.