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Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22

Good fR7sults Always Follow
 The use ex Foley Kidney Pills. They are uphuFding, stren gthening and soothing. Tonic in action, quick in results. The Lee & osgood Co
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
IN THE cIIN COURT.

Intoxication and Larceny Result in Fines and Jail Sentences for Seven unfortunates.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22

TO CURE A COLUMN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE PROMO sCufnine
 Tablets, Druasi6ss refund money if ! It falls to cure. E. ". Groves sigma ! ture is on essch, box. 25c
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
Agent Lyon Going to seuthhridss-

Irving W. Ly on, who has been prac- tically in charge of the Danielson of flee of the Adams Express company. is To be advanced by the company to be their agent in SouIhbridge, where the office business is about three times the amount transacted here. MT. Lyon will begin his d@ties at Southbridge next MondSy.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22

THERE is no advertising medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to The But- Ietin for business results
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22
Son Died a Waek Aao.

Mrs. Largey, who had been resi- dent of Moesup for several years, died after an illness with heart trouble. She was 64 years of age Ii was only one week ago Saturday that funeral services were held for Mrs Largey's son Thomas, who died in Moosup and was also hiIriad in WorcaSter
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22

It will interest his Connection friends to read the following Thanks giving proclansstion by Gov Waite E. Clark:
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MARrARD TlkES sECOND GAME.
Crimson Players kRSck MuFfey Out 81
the nOx ana Defeat Vale.

CAMRRtpcE. June 2g-With both teams
playing much better ball than In the hrs'
game on Tuesday. Harvard defeated hale
on Soldiers Field this afternoon. 70 ?.
The Crimson hatters landed on MuTfey IN
the arst two innings and taking advantage
Of two hasez on balls which he gave gained
A lead OF three runs which Vale could nOt
make up In the seventh inning Yale made
two runs ON HArVard's misplays without
hit. Hicks pitche a fairly good game
though one OF his passes started a run and
he vas several times In trouble by passing
men 10 frst Ito has done little pitching
Of late and 10 exported TO he In better shape
for the deciding game on the American
League grounds In New YORK next Tuesday
A big class day crowd was on the Reid
this afternoon bound to see harvard win.
A smail nut noisy bunch Of Yalensians did
their best 20 sing Bright College Years
every other innInR. but they were drowned
out hy a band on the Harvard side. The
classes OF issS and 1907. back from important
reunions. made the most display and con-
tributed largely 20 the nOise.
~ the start Of the game Muriey passed
Mclaughlin TO first. Marshall saonheed
nicely and Ianigan followed with a hit
INTO left centre on which Mclaughlin came
home SE Fnoi sing Phiibin o. the plate as he
In The second inning Gardner started with
a pass With Minot az the bat the MI anu
min game was worked successfully HardheI
reaching Second on Murfey thrON Oi
Ninot's grounder Gardner stole third
and Minnt went 10 second on Dung huhl
MclAurhlrn cleaned things up Nith MOI
liner along the third haze Tine "hl'h scored
f,,,',Isrs ans then suhstltutpd IN the
hox for ale and went along very nicely
during the rest n the game. allowing only
two men 70 reach second. and only one OF
these made third Potter got one lngi.
fe,tual hit % IummcrS ana ihat ean a"
that Harvard made after the seCopd
Yale Threatened To- srOre several Times
before ~, seventh hrt was cut On by sharp
fielding IN the seventh Mclntyre dumpei
"A grpuuHrr IN front u Hicks, but MClAugh-
Iin he'd hI- foot N nr~' base aud the runner
was safe COREY waS passed tot eng Ne
Iutvrp stevens dyanCed both Win a
hunt Merritt hu 4 grounder 10 MaTsAlll.
who chased COREY down 10 lhird. ana th-h
turning hiz attention 10 N,lutyre, who
start ID Tor home, he threw high 20 loung.
Mcintyre scoring IOmmeTS MT a hnfT'
which Gardner muned torrV hAd w
gered OF third 20 see Il the bali wss caught
and uhsn the % reached the plate he was
only half way down Young threw 10
anigan 10 catch the fat ldlsn~ian, hut
on q return throw % Dung. lAnigan hii
Corey IN the back aud lct the second run
come In BADGER tauunt and Logan raised
A iOul 10 Young 10 end the inning
The fielding feature 90 Oh" game was q
wonderful jumping catch pN MtlnlNre
" hiuh robbed Marshall 81 a ~ On me hlIh
inning N,not playing leii hetd lot har'
ward. made fine running catch II Ntey enc -
long Nv n me fourth inning when he bases
we're fU.i With iNo out
The ~.1rn.
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Dated for stephens IN nc iouFlh innlnf.
'natled Coz killifer n ne nintA lnning
lRattnf FOR Donovan IN the srVrnfk innfna
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.assd. .. %ls ssa = sISiia SaFf s esSrss
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0rtKERS WELD THE BGT.
score aIItoSI for New Iork In Cricket
Match

New York has suffered many q deieit on
the ri, ket aeId lt the hands ~ Philadelphia.
but seldom has such q disastrous defeat been
melted out 20 New York team a. the eleven
representing the quaker tity handed 70
them yesterday on the grounds Di the staten
Island club ~ Livingston The visitors
we're maniiertly superior a. ell points Of
the game. the boWlers getting rid 81 tho
local men for plitry total Of ST. and In
the innings neldsd without misplay,
while Tor the rest " the afternoon they
occupied the Ni,kets and ~rOred freely
on the slightest provo,ation
The score Of IN tells the whole story
Every man on the Philadelphia eleven
got into double figures and SIX n them ~
Seedsd the ~ mark p VI tregar Wa high
man with ~ and provided the spectators
with some tall hitting. three Of bis drives
going clean out Of the grounds y u king
fell one short NJ the half century. 3 "
Miniin ran up ~, While Y. Patton. e. :.
Mitchell and 7 = ~tOaes each scored &C.
he last m med being not out
KinR's bowling vas desttug tive enough
10 secure 90 him the splendid analysis Of
5 wicketa for - runs. Hnd y ". Clark cAp-
fured for IS For New York VI, Briggs
hatted well for ~.
VkA
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TRIAL TRIP or VAGRANT.
Schooner Bulit for EarSld .. VandGFbllt
RlNes aallafAetIaR.

The schooner yacht warrant. built ny
HsrreshOh for Harold \. Vandsrblt. vas
tried on NArraEansstt Bay on Tuesday
and gave entire satisfaction 70 her owner
and builder. she showed good speed
running and reaching and handled very
easily.
The Vagrant h not q racing Yacht but
shs Il fast enough 20 take part IN the squad
ron runs u tho New York Yacht Club and
he h entered In the Face "a Bermuda witch
"a scheduied 20 start on July from ~ the
Atlantic Yacht Club house 81 sea Gate.
few little Jobs on the Interior httina
remain 20 BE- finished and when these are
done the warrant will come 20 New YORK
and b. tuned 90 for the go mile race Of
shore
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MARSHALL SANS.
American Chess Player Bound for Inter.
nalIonaI TsuEnAment.

Bound for Hamburg. where he will par
ticipate in the International masters' tOurna-
ment In July. ElAnk J Marshall, the United
states champion. sailed on board tho steam
ahip or AZ WHldsrase Of the Hamburg
American II ne yesterday. After arriving
on tho other side Marshall WI repair 10
WildunHen, a watering place near Caesei
tho way, ASIDE from thie he will play no
chess until the opening of The tournament
on July ~
The following entries have thus far been
accepted BY the committee OF the Hamburg
tournament Schlechter. DuFas, Teiohmann.
Spielmann, Capablanca, Niemzowitach,
lleonhardt, Halwe. Janowski, koehnlein. Won
Freymann. TaTtakOWer and kOtlevi.
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Totals 40 ran n
tlnII.l lnr Mnlr... In Z
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rOURTH RAcE

Poor start wOa easily: CoWi. Blk. C.. :. by Ms
Euise-st Nlldrrdi owned BY James n Reene.
trained BY james Rowe.
WurHwWw
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BaIIysand WIN for whitney.

NpF0.M tdhe DeHp1irh - NMn hUN.
LONDON. June ~ The race for the Seq
hill siakes Of goO sOvereigns for two yeRr-
Odds ~ Newcastle to-day Was won By Harry
Payne Whitney's Ballyaand. ridden By
Hkseta Martin Myrica waa second and
Melanderie third. There uorp atVen
starters. Tho beitine vas n 10 9 on nallV-
tand, ~ 10 I against MyTica and % %
against Melandafie.
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First Raseu,an wynn Operated On.

PIrTsBUR0. June - FIRST basemah Jack
Flynn Of the PittsburE baseball team for
merry 81 the American Association. went
under the surgeons knife late this after
noon n a North Side hospital and the hope
10 held out by the attending physician that
has handicapped the young Pirate in be
niav this - son.
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A. Montgomery New OrieAnS. 5. hont
Eomery. T.
~ Atlanta First game hAttanOogA. L. Al
anita. o Second Ehms-Atiann. 4 Chatta-
81 Birrnin CHAM Birmingham 9. Mobile. l.
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~ Lancaster Lancaster. S. WtlnAmspoFt 1.
a. Reading Altoona Reading g
AZ Harrisburg harrisburg. =. NOFk,
A. Trcn ton II ohnstoNu. 4. Trenton. 2
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AZ Kansas CITY -kAnaas CITY. a. Columbua z
a. MinneapoHs- Minneapoi !. indiana polls, q
A. Milwaukee MiiWauEee. ~ Toledo.
A. sl paul-FiTat Eame-St Paul a: Louia-
Vile O. Secoud Eame-St Paul. 2. Louisville o.
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Edward Huppe. q stesplechAse Jockey
who waa thrown BY the horse Gold Plate
az Sheepaheed Bay on Wednesday. died az
the Emergency Hospital Coney Island.
yesterday morning Of concussion Of the
brain.
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AZ Vichsbufg Meridian. A. V1cxsburK 5
A. Greenwood game Orcenuood
YanOo city. o second Eame Greenwood.
vakOo CITY I
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CINcINsArI. June 2s.lThs Nadonal Baseball
Commlsa1cn 70 day decided ehae ne noat0n
American League club owes the aurora, 49,. club
$500 for Player Young.
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SHEEPSHEAD CARD.


A. shsepshead Bay this afternoon the
Grass selling stakes, az a mile and ak
teenth. vii be feature, with beaucoup.
Blackford and Quantico possible factors.
In q ha ndioap. a. mile and turiong, Pfis-
best In another handicap. a. siG and a hall
flrlonKs, Priscillian. GlOriO and fOllie Levy
fEufe well In the first race. for mares,
1T 4 mile. Field Mouse fOliie Levy and
Zienap viii md favor.
TWO-year-Olds will run In the second
race. at ave furlonRE. with SebagO, Feather
nusier aud HectaEon having chances, In
the NTH race. a. a mile. Arctic, Superstition
and Hampton Court may cut 40 the money.
The entries follow
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south Atlantic Leagus.
COttSn states League.

A. jacksonville savannah. 4 Jacksonville .
A. Columbus augusta. I. Columbus. o
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'a"-i 'or RArTer N The fourth inning
Nv ~ % o %
frUUa.Fn q o o o t.g
'rr Yes Nork gevore Becker nridweli.
y r Nerkle . Meyers Brooklyn r smith.
81 I-01 FIRST base on eyrOrs-N eW YORK. 2:
Boo. ~ on bases Mes fork ~ BrOOk
.. ...s' base on balls on Drucke. j. on Bar
g.. - Wilhelm. Z? Struck ont-By DFucke. 2
DID N.rFIn Two base hits Devilh. David
IN rarTi1Ce hit Meskie 5acrtnce lies
F r.f stolen bases Doyle Becker. Burch.
.h'. 1-Il Double pieys- Drucke. Meyers and
A.-.F BOYLE and Mgrkle. r Smith. Hummel
"a -rF Wild pitch-W Wilhelm, Passed balls
w e's irwin Hit by pltchrrB Barrer ser.
H'is.OT HarEer 4 IN four inntngE on
-fr no fve inninEE Umpire In rhigf-
tf7 rlI umpire Kane Tine hours and
.HltGo ~. ~. o PfTTHBURo. o
$500 fH. June = Chicago easily defeated
20 "a, hitting both Leine,1 and adams
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..1E1 EveyA. Shsckard Zimmerman
Holman D King TgO base hits
Wagner Holman. 3 Three baae
Home run Zimmerman. aarrifue
'li schultz ? Zimmerman. Stolen
struck out ~ BrnWu a. first
BILE ~ Leideid d on adams a %
.rIrie ulAB Miller and Wagner.
.. iHraEO. 2 PitisburF s. VITA
vT.re IN chief tombstone Yield
Time ! hour and % minutes.
..HN -. hoEToN ~. -. o.
.. rHIf fIns = Phiiadelphia Non lts
. r'lry from Boston 70 day. The
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'Battcd Tor lApp In ne uinih ianing
Matted Tor AffinH "a The uir N iunlnn

Totals a n - 70
'Battcd Tor iApp In ne uinth Inning
fnstted Tor Atkins 70 me uin N inning
Philadelphia n n y q o S
NeN Yofk. 2Og n
Runs Philadelphia H4gtsel OldFing. Collins
BAKER AorEan New Nors Hemphill . WolteT
= ChaaF fApBrtc Austin Mitchell Quinn z
PM first bhse on errors Nev iorH. 2 Left
on hatef Philadelphia. D. SeW Ynrk. FtFst
base on halis-Of Morgan. s % Atkina, (. On
Quinn. 2 SirucE out-Hy Morgan Z. b. Atkins. Z.
by Quinn Two base hlts COllinA naker
Hemphiil Mitchell Sacrifice hlt -Coillfs. stolen
hase{ collins Heiimu.ier, HemphIl iap0rts.
Double plays Baker, Collins and Davis. Austin
and Chase. knlEhL Gardner ana Chaae lifts
m Morgan = IN four innings none out m hfth
lnningl % ATKINS IN Tour iuninrR on Quinn
4 IN .sven inninrx % Pm. , IN two inninEs
mpire IN chief EWan Fleid umpire sheridan
time hour and 10 minutes
CHICAGO "a. - q CLEyEissND 4
CfYvVLAND. June u =ChraEo defeated CleVe
land here day IN the ninth inning II an exciting
Fame. IRE shining rms In ule ninth were
sc0red when Gandll doubled n riEht IN rlnncrs
on nrst snd second md Two cut The srore
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Games Scheduled for TO-sla,

NMEniCA ~ LEACJU
PhA lelplla 10 NsE lOrk Washington Ia Bos
t1l
NATIONAL LHAdrR
Notion IN Philadelphia Cnicago IN F1'tsbure
ClnrilaAu On 81 Louis.
EAsTEHN Laos.
Toronto IN Baltimore
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ias, ,sa inninS rame TO day. The score
Total. a 0is .


Washington %
BOSTON q o q '. 2
Runs Washing KILLER Bostou harger
. First hasn on error Boston, /. iieii On nas.,
Hrs ton \ Washington. . First base on hall.
OH KArrer, =. on Ohcrhn, . Struck out ~
Earxer b. Obcrtln, . Thrce base hts HoopeS
Milan Two base hits kiihfcF. Engle Gardner
Warner Sarrinre hits Mcbride, hOoprI, 2
L0Tf Sarrnrc ~ Fngie stolen hese kilhier
Double play Lewis add kleln0N, via pitches
OberIn. Umpire O'tnughan. Tine hoaf
.na "A Fnfnuurg
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RasshaIi. AP.M. Ny America ~. An
stics. Amefican League para, Adm. to .--Afg.
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Coed aiage WA easily hornd rhr wor,f. -h
Z y t,s.lield-AolIls NJ Owned ana irsins58 By
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lBstisd for Dosoyas IN DE ssvshih iSnlnE.
s. Louis. ...........i O000 20 o. 4
Detroit ............0 OtOS 80 10
Runs--sl s--HaFtneI, 2: Wallace, srhweft.
ser. DgirOlt- Mcintyre. 3 nugh, !. Cobh. CFnw.
ford. nelehaniy. =: Modarty Two hase hlts--
MclutYfe. Cobb, Deluhany. u Juaea. Trnasdals
Three haaq hlt-CraWfnrd. Home un-M0FartY
Sacrihce hlig-1uth, 3 M1riariy, Stolen haass-
Bunh. u Jones. 2. hoffman. Firht harf o. haIh
on udnOEan, a 81 Wnrka. a % Spada. Nit
hy pl1chef-by W0rfs lSp1dai b. shade W'ahbi
ieft On bases Detfule. .. Sl L0ula az 1sflrk
ont 3y Donovan I. 81 SPADE. , noubf nav
Siephen and HaTtleii. VIA uiarh-Euade
t'mulre n chief =Cannoiiv. Fisid umniFs-
Dneen. umo-g fglFs and 10 mlnuiea.
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~. -. b, -, h b IS. ,grrL. IrnIns

Totsis 1U go o.
wan Tor pHI.T Loo ne 'Cnrir inning
Nais % 0 . (
usr,,-l o 40 % - d
Runs tAIr N.luyEs, COREY fartAfd
Mel aurhIr. DArtrCr Nluoi Lc't on bases
Harsu. o. Vale Sarruce hrs MArshsl ,
ucr Nrrliu uoIJis MAY 1umnc-s Merritt
and Murphy T'r' base on balls on Hicks. B.
OF NHr'rr co. o. ronwCr'. J. Srurs ont 10y
Hirgs rs Ta7r,-s. & Iuprrs rerriEe
and A4ams Tine . tDIr>
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Luther Taylor. pitching for BuaAlo AgAlns,
Jersey CiD yesterday afternoon Ia me openine
OF the MID seasOa series a. Vest side PARK hAadef
the home team a SHUT out ray Tor allowed only
one hiI which Was REGISTERED vita tao out In the
ninih inning Oy hAnford. rhe score.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
HANDING or rHB CIUn


Tue lndiAns made q gAlh At Newark yesterday
nnca he1 uounced The champlon Rochester,
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View Nork state LsaEus

nHU
BI1gtarta1 900 o o q D o %
WNkeflrrrr - "A
BATTERIES. Lover ard fts~uer. noraer and
BriegcF t~iuiFe O -rOoe
Nr ALhANT
aHE
syrs .vTr o. % . =
Aba-y 2 o o /,
RaNrrias Hlfsr a-i kOonmAu. NElght and
Caeek a. uglres shelter and KneelAnd
trErAANrJG
RHE
El-ria 90 iOI.a
Srfantoa % a Is
Rafts o. Ho~h aHf ClOuFher Munger and
MrDouuugh imrlrr 0r1ua
A. TRoY
ruE
~ . ~ 0 q -.aa
Troy . % %
0Btt-ries fHIrbaTk ard RrifFrs. Buck and
Mccgau Ju ?ircs O'Rfisn and kslly
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lseh On bases nostoa. 2 Philadelphia. 4 First
eae On balls ca Ewing. Strlrk Uut--ny
nloNn living, 4 Home run Walsh ThrRe
,sse MT llo0lAn Two base hiia- Walsh, TiiuA
easee. AacTincc hiis Graham. knahe. Magee.
isoenle PlAy ppoian and Ward VIII pltfh.-
ntoNn. Umpire IN chief |O'llay Ftsld umpire-
htennan Time hour and ~ mlnutes
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cINcNSAu a ~. LOUIS N. Ll.a
~. ~. LOUIS June 2. Cincinnati won a clos


.,...... Totals. ~ a u "a
taltRd FOR hachman In the eighth inning
'hai'ed Tor Rieger In the nlnth inning
Cincinnati a a n a
WINS - Cinrinnau nsacher HobuIasl. >
Mitrhetl 81 LouiS-Hulauttt. Oskrs Zarher
80 BASE nit Zacher. Threr haas nit kunatehy
nome runs hescheF. hObulRei SRcriHre nit
loNney, Stolen haaes -HohnlRai Mltrheil Hii
~ pitcher ~ Burns tEvanAl Wlld mitch
Burns. Flrst bass 90 baiisr-0d Rachman. 4. "a
BURNS . struck out ~ nachman. . b. RnrnA
y Leit on bases 81 Louis. a CinclnnAu. 4 TIN
lAre IN chief Rlrgler Field NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tine hour and Is minutea
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bnaroE "a. ~. 2; utauiHofou. g.
8ogr0E. Iuas n.-8oBtun Defeated Wastiart1n
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HIGHLANDERS CALL A HALT
COME OUF or TRANCE AND
BEAT ATHLETICS.
Heavy Hitting IN me Elghth InnlnE and
seven nnna-Daslon ned soN Blank
WAahlnRinns- Detrolls and Chicag0s
the winners m the west The scores.

The Highlander came out Of their trance
Yesterday. played with their old time
energy and drubbed the Athletics. Detroit
won q game from the Browns. which short
sned PhilAdelphiA's lead. by beating the
WashihgtOns the Red sOK made Il four
straight from that team. The ChicaEos
laid the Clevelands low and are showing
better form than AZ any time thia season.
The results
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ChicagO ...... 80 90 "a
Cleveland o 90
Runs- Chicago- Zeiier, Kelly. Collins Gaadil
Iey mEtulngham. Two base hits -Si0vam. Turner
purtell. i.aloie. fasteriy. Gandil 1hree base
6alls-On Linke . % Berger !. OF Mltcbell. 3
N White. . VT by pilcher-By WhiB
lHlrminEhaml; b lake. tBiaekburnJ b.
and Z. Chieaa0. 2 Left on basss.-C eve.
and, Q. chicago. struck out-BY LIKE, 2. by
Whle a. 81 Acott. =. CmplFe n chief EVans
Fsid umpiFe-kern. Tines honu and u
mlnutpa
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Runs liuralo White. :. C)rcOrAa. 2. AcCAbe
Sacrifice hltN Nhst'in, Henline, Taylor. Left on
bases 9uHail, 8. Je-scy city. 3 first nase on
errors Huiaio. Jersey city, Strusk cut-By
Taylor hy tamnitE. First base on 1AAs or
Tay Tor. 5. OF Canuit. iwmre IN chief
itnaeran. Field umpire HAiugAn. Tine hour
IA Al a4rIn
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Rochester 0 d o a a a -
Newark 2 o =
Runs Rochester NoelieT. Moran Nsuark 3D.
Getiman, SchlAhy. 2 stolen hasos- f.oudrn
HeaTne. SAcTihce hits 0etlmAn. AEicF Sarri
nee ny HeArue Two base hts AFirr srhlaay
Three base mt-Moelier Hias-Oa Holrc,
IN two innings. struck Out-by Savidge :: hy
McGlnniN, g. First base on halls-On Savidgs 4
on Holmes, L. OF McGlahty. /. Flrsi hass oa
error Rochester. g. Left on hases Newark.
hochestef Umpire In chief stafford Field
umpire Kelly. Tine hour and ~ minutes
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DETnOIT June l3.-DetF0ll and SCI IouIl
played another l0ng drawn out con test az Bennett
PaFk ibis afternoon. TIE locals winning hands
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Good start uoa saslly. Perry Johnssa. d. IA
BY heddsT- Asile n0yG owned 81 Il. ~. l'fifisn.
trained b. A. 9. 1iakely.
aIKTM RAcn.
Zephyr Stakes for two ysaf-aidE San sfss.i.
ptlaltieu and allowances. dve hIrianFa FufuT5i,
opuFta.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24

W'ts. June = Chicago easily defeated
1 ias hitting both Leihel9 and Adams
azure Of he Fhme WAS ire batting
WOW fnl zimmerman. The anorG:
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tsOot start, Won driving. Prime Gal B. e. a
by Galveston i'vincrss N0retu. owned and
'ralnei hy q. " Oion..
sSCOSD RACT.
SteeplerhAse Handicap. for four year olda
and upN ard. teD added. aboLt twO miles and
q half
Hone and tgs. We J01sg. Hsrtag PIN
Waterway aged 10 y hcider.. S-5 IS 10
The Wekin. 40 Davidson 50 IS sso
Monte Carlo. AaedlA2 Pending "a IS
Tappingt0n. 4 it0 TAYLOR i0-t 81
sFeu. lime a.tA
Good start N0n easily. waterway, B. a. aaed
b. waterfowl Runaway. owned b. q a Dron,
der trained by X. v. hJyle
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GIANTS SWING THEIR FISTS
BuIIN PUNCHES SPECTATOR
CANE N RROOkLYN.
obrrt, To BelRg Called YellSw DOG
Doylr Takes n hand and No and
palm Arrested -BrSoklyas wal q.
I.p.d Too Results of other Battles.

r..Drur- won again In brooklyn ycster-
f. .uaIng three out Of four from the
demons The Cubs 90 right
,r.. u..,iug The victories. They Jumped
.. ... U.r,hurgs vest eTday and ibattcrcd
r.. .trrty The Phiilieg cleaned up
m. ....ra series With the ROstOns, while
.r- nnatis managed 10 stay in the
.-- it SION hy trouncinE the Cardinals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24

n
Toronto q u n.fI9 I
ualtl more o q o : "a
n4iierie, Ncwi9n and Nc NIlister Ndslus
MaIoy and Pagan
At FuDytnaNCE
hnrtr o q o o o q -
Providence o 90 Of !
BATTERIES Joncs ard Krcbelt Lavender and
Fitzgerald
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24

Cool start; won drivinG. King james. b.. 4, ..
8 Z hiidreth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24

lightweight Handicap Tor Jhree B ear alds and
upsafd 500 addcd. siG and a hAif flriOngs
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-20
COUNTRY NEEDS MORE COMMON SENSE

the sharp revolt against all combina-
tions-those that achieve great good
no less than those that work injury
is clearly yielding to study and
reason. No sane person now main
tains that business-especially man
Efacturing-can or should be done
as it was done half a century ago.
In broad sense, the day of the in
dividual competitor is past, but the
opportunity Of the individual remains
even wider within the corporation.
The sole problem consists of deter
mining how government can main
tain an even balance between aggre-
cations of interest on the one hand,
and the whole people on the other,
protecting the latter against extor-
ton and saving the former from as
SaultS.
. The solution is not easy to find
for the simple reason that the situa-
ton is without precedent. But is
not progress being made along sane
and cautious lines? Surely no men
ace to property or to human rights
lies in the striving for such a solu-
ton. Both will be safeguarded by
its certain finding"