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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-13
En- San Juan

En- el tren de aver tarde, han
llegado a esta capital dona Her
minia Chardon, viuda de Vel
tia, y su distinguida hija Hermi-
MIA.
Vlenen con objeto de pasar
una larga temporada en- San
Juan Y Sc hospedan en- ell hotel
"Col6n''.
Deseamos a tan distinguidas
damas muchas felicidades en- Ia
capital, Y respetuosamente las
SaludamoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-13
Una prOtesta

Ri Joven estudiante puertorrT-
que1o don Alfonso Lastra, ,secre-
tario de la Colonia Latino puer-
torriquena de Valparaiso Uni
versity,nos remite copia impresas
Ell ingl6s del escrito de protesta
que envi6 al presidente Taft, df-.
cha association con fecha cuatra
del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-13

Esperabamos la adhesion de
Ell Ticmpo, Y va la tcniamos, ex-
pontanea, gencrosa, entire los prl-
meros, entra los que recogleron
la indication oportuna de Ef
Aquilo, al otro dia de ser Ianzada
por cl colega ponccno.
Muy bien, muy bien. La idea
encuentra ambiente propicio y es
de esperar que fructitique, va
que a lograr ese empeno estan en-
caminadas, las inlclatlvas y las
actividadcs que Ell estos dlas Sc
agitan.
Tratando del mismo asunto, Et
Aquila llcgada hoy a San Juan
publica cl siguiente suelto:
lei cronista de Ell Aguila en- esta clu-
dad, ncs informa que en- conversation
que sobre el asunto tuvo con el senor Pe-
rez Losada, director del Boietin Nercam-
til. este lie inform6 ser de todo punto
cierta la noticia que dieraraos de que el
dirieira una circular d tOdos los perlo-
dicos de la isla. con el fin de celebrar una
reunion para llevar Was de hccho la
Association de la Prensa. Tambien nos
informa, que ell director del Botetln es-
ia decididamente dispuestO d coperar en-
todo 10 que sea possible para el menciona-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-13

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-13
Luisita AmadOr

Ha estado enfermas dc algUn
cuidado, pero va esta en- el perio-
do de franca mejoria, 10 que ce-
lebramOS Vivamente.
NosotrOs que nos interesamos
mucho por la samd de la sinpa-
tica cnferma, la deseamos an TO-
tai rcStablecimientO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-13
PLATO DEL OLA


Seis proyectos emtredicHOs colosales
en- la Camara matsva presentados, -:
(son los bsIes regionales)
que semeian a los cisnes imperiales
victOriOsos al pOSarse en- los estradOS.
va la espada esta desnuda; vese herida,
del derecho por los rayos fulgurantes,
y los sones de la vida
aereos llegan la Camara mecida
Dor efiuvios de cerebrOs espectantes.
iQue Sucede que Sucede! con empenO
enthusiasts, Sc preguntan al DIDO:
NADIA, NADIA, duce ensueno,
que el natiuO Sc detiene como dueno
del honor V las victorias al sonido.
va resuena, va resuena, mel Consejo
estampido tremebundo de abordage,
va el fantastico rehejo
del poder ante ell honor esta perplejo
V prepara medicnaS al descuage.
Sc acerca delegado distinguido
me dice: ''la verdad en- fOrma eterna
esfumada por er6tico gemido,
en- abraZo cOmprimldo,
entre-nada vlela al cielO en- fOrma tlefna.
Sc oven ecOS tembladOreS
V Sc inican estudiadas conferencias,
descienden los valOres,
en- el seno de los pigmeos hay temores
Y Sc muestran oscantes las cOnclenclas.
Y desflan por la Camara CALI escrbo)
frente altiva, porte airoso,
el vaor subjetivado del ndtiro;
que ALI espera del aslnto decisive
desenlace con paciencia de coloso.
SozapeNa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-13

La ley que prohibe ejercer la aboga-
cia los jueces, mientras ejerzan dichaS
funciones, debe mantenerse y proeurar
que Sc cumpla. La ley no es ley si SC
infringe en- sus parties.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-13

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-13
La peIoPua en- las
CvTtes NuniidIpabg
LA JUDICATURA ACTUAL
LA VIDA JURIDICA sE IMPONE

Somos de opinion que las COrtes mu-
nicipales sean Cortes de record y sobre
este punto, ell Attorney General ha dc
acOmeter una reforma completa-
Ell trabajo de los jueces municipales es
inutil ante la Corte de Distrito, las euas-
es en- las apelaciones prescinden por conn.,
pleto de las opiniones mantenidas por
los jueces inferiores.
La organization de los tribunales mu--
nicipales, antes de primera instancia, es
necesaria, urgente.
De este modo, organizadas las Cortes
como tribunales de record, Sc eyitariam
ei c1mulo de apelaciones que Sc ven
en- los tribunales de Distrito, pues perso-
mas que son eondenadas en- primera ms
tancia son absueltas en- los nuevOs Jul
CLOS, para apOrtar \despues testigos "
pruebas, que no aparecieron en- La denun-
cia primitiva
La ley que prohibe ejercer la aboga--
cfa a los jueces, mientras ejerzan dicflas
funciones, debe mantenerse procurar
que Sc cumpla. La ley no es ley 81 SC
infringe en- sus parties.
La reforma de la judicatura es un pro-
blema de gran significaci6n y NADIA per
deria Ell Colegio de abogados, proponieE-
do reformas al Attorney, ahora que has
Camaras funcionan.
Fellzmente ell Colegio de abogados pa
rece despertar de su largo suei0, el Sc
/ nor Hernandez Lopez agita la eampani-
| lla presidential convoeando 4 los comDa-
\ nerOs para tratar sobre refOrmas urgen-
| tes, bueno es que tambien Sc agite nor
| aigulen, por e1emplo, el seflor Texider
O. el senior Diaz Navarro, la idea de crear
entire .nosotros 81 Sc puede deeir asi, vida
| juridica- Aqui no hay vida juridica.
aquf nadie Sc toma interes en- discutir In,
| respOnsabilidad judicial nj las ieyes del
pals. Hay que formar ell sentido lurfeii-
co del pals por medic de conferenciasu
dlsertaciones y estudios que puede mi
| ciar ef colegio de abogados.
81 el colegio de abogados no hubiese
permanecido tanto tempo en- tln ietargo
fatal, muchas, pero muchas de las Ieyes
que tenemos Ell ell pals no serian leyes.
ST el eoleg7o de abogados Sc dedicara 4
promover reformas juridicas, dentra
nuestra legislacion, no veriamos con pe
ma y dolor como manos inexpertas pro-
J fanan los CodigOs acometiendo reforwas
SIN sentldo cosnnn, que es ell iinico sen
lido que puede exigirsele a un intellectual
Sepaio ei senior Hernandez Lopez. Sc
panic los togadoS, e3 colegio de abogadess
necesita de una reforma profunda nara.
constitair un verdadero centro jnrfdiea.
que ayude al desenvolvimie.to naejo-
ramiento ele nuestras leyes
| r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-13
IIN PKOYECTO

Una campaila activa y enfrgica. ten
dente a unir a los periodistas de hoy en-
dia. en- una .Aeociaci6n. ha comenzado
brillantemente.
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PITCHERS, RARE FEAT.
Did Not Allow one hit in Nine-1nn,ng

Davenport. Ia, August 1e.-pttcne-
Faber, OF the Dubuque team. or the
Three Baseball League, yesterday
did not allow a hit and did not let Is
Davenport player reach first base in the
nine innings played. This feathas been
but few times. notably
by Cy Young. pitching for Boston IN
1901 against Philadelphia, and by ADJ
die Joss, pitching for Cleveland against
Chicago In 1a0S
The trick was first turned by Calvin
of st. Louis, In defeating Detroit IN
1876. 1t was duplicated by Lee Rich.
In 1880, and by Ward. OF Providence.
against BuHalo in the same season. Z.
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GE0RGETOWNW|LL
MEET VIRGINIA NJ.
Annual Gridiron Contest Schedul-
ed for November II in
Washinpton.
Washington.

Washington, August 19.-Although 1t
was announced last year that there
would be no more football at George
town University. owing to the death In
a game here with the University OF
Virginia of one of the men on the lat
ter team, the new football rules have
given a new lease of life to the
Georgetown team. The revised rules
contain the principal points for which
the Georgetown authorities have been
fixed for the opening game. George
towns big game of the year-that with
the University of Virginia-will be
played here November ~.
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Battle Ten Innings to : TIE 8


|. Wilmington, N. c.. August ! 9.--For
ten innings did the Sailors and bac,,
a single player crossing the plate, and
|.the game was finally called on account
OF darkness. Cooper, who holds down
third for the Sailors got three hits
out Of four times ct bat and ono !, was Y!
evenly matched. sii sif VI "A 81 Az
Wilson J, !. !. !. !, o o o o o o o 90
Wilmington go. Q 0 0 30 9, 90 % as6 3,S
Batteries: Lane and M III err HANKS
and Kite. Umpire, il end ars on. y s;$i
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/ HARD AND TIMELY HITS

Cincinnati. Ohio. August 19.-New
York hit Rowan hard and timely all
during to-day's contest. and won,
atoss. N1atthewsong was hit harder than
usual but he kept the safeties we'll
scattered. Bridwell was missing in
the New York line-up. His fathers
house was struck by lightning at
Portsmouth, Ohio, and he Went there,
as his parent was reported ina serious
condition. Fletcher spiked Downcy in
the first inning. while trying to steal
second. forcing the latter to retire
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Where They Play To Day.
Some Baseball Talk
By.HAI,F NELSON
By.HALF NELSON.

to-day. At any rate. he is out of the
game for the season and will be badly
missed. Ills work put life into the
team ana enthusiasm in the hearts OF
the fans, and in losing him the Rich
mond club loses an asset.
Ezekiel handled himself rather well
yesterday. His catch of the first ball
clouted was neat piece Of work and
an unexpected play The ball looked
as good for q hit as q green apple
is for a pain, and Chandler, who clout-
ed 1t, was some disgusted.
One OF the sunny sidelights OF the
game was Murdock's disgust when the
umpire called him out on strikes in
the third inning. The expression on
| the players face was good enough for
a show, and II glances would kill or
words hurt, Davis would now BIO in
the hospital. The watch brought him
back to earth. however, and he sub
mitted to fate.
Jackson showed up in rather gtddy
form when he batted out three hits
out Of four times at bat. The last
one, the only one which did not score
a run, was double Dagger, and jack
son calmly died on base while his
\ team-mates were popping up easy flies.
l, Chambers ability to get on the bags
he got two hits and scored twice
lhelped Norfolk out wonderfully. That
| is probably the cause for all the mlrth
he showed.
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Grlf,ln suspends Lnughlin.

Especial to The Dispatch
fLynchburg, Va. August 19.-Man-
,ager Griffin, of the DanYille team.
stated here tonight that he has
out Of the game with a broken foot.
fLaughlin has gone to his home In
sWoodstoc He will mot be able TO
play again this year Murray. loaned
to sDanville by Baltimore, Is doing good
work for the Red Sox behind the bat.
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REMARKABLE GAME
PITCHED BY D0ANE
Does Not Yield a Hit, and Faced
Only by Twenty-seven
Men.
l[specinl Is rhe 1Ymes-D1spatch.

.eI9a.s lSpeClut3LO t1uc 5lIlIieS-D1opilCIl.l
Petersburg, Va, August 19.-Doane
was invincible this afternoon, and but
for two errors made by Holland, who.
was playing at short for the champs
the game would have been a record
breaking one for Doane, as he did not
allow q single hit, did not give ! base Is {.
assists. two hits and one rum. Bar
RING the third inning, Doane retired all
the Goob ers that faced him In one,
lated nv the fans and rooters after the
game was over for the great work
that he had a lone In the box. g, =
Roanoke started the 8run- getting IN
the fourth, when a base on balls all "a 2
sacrifice and an error by petersburg
the nth a. o DftSa li the
+ aa.1e playing Of the home t'lam. and
before the home team recovered s trud l' 60
three more runs to her score Y,
The features were a. uble play, Dy
jclnnk and Brown In the first lnnins,
and Hollands catch of BoWen's seem e q. !
ingly safe drive in the fourth lh H. y
The game was fin ely !, r1a =,
ilton and Cefalu, as no rec ~, uiat, W. wv.
ptre appeared at the pa rk s se l =
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little. Progress In Tennis Match

NEWPORT, r. i, AUGUST Is. IL AIN al ~
lowed but little progress In 4 ~ al.
comers' tournament for tho lawn d ten q :,
match was finished during the day In
the two principal tlfth8round matches
of the day Maurice n, AlcLo ughlin he
youthful Californian, was leading
~. u. Jones, of ri oYidence, Y Is. ~
g, =: G 6 ',en Of New York, 20, go,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
.MAYBERRY TAKES
GAME With EASE
Lynchburg Team Plays Without
Dash, and Danville Wins,
3 to 0.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.]

Lynchburg. Va, August 19.-The
locals were helpless this afternoon
before Mayberry. and Danville won
with the greatest ease, the score being
8 to 0. The play OF the lorals lacked
dash, and at times appeared to be
without a desire for victory.
Sexton was not hit hard. but the
teams m!splays, errors OF omission as
we'll as commission, came when the
Red Sox liked them best The fact
that the first two runs Were scored
without the aid of a hit, demonstrates
the accuracy OF this. The score:
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Cleveland.
Totals ..ae14 II . 4 Totals ...3a 6e4 10 9
'Easterly right field and catcher.
tDonohue, catcher and first base.

Washington ...................o 52012o0 10
Cleveland ......................o0 o O 90 90
Summary: Runs--aIilan, Killifer, Conroy
~, Mcbride, Gessler t2), Ungaub. Becken-
.dorf. Johnson. Two-bas hits-Johnson, Con-
roy, Lajoie. Three-base hit-Gesser. Hits
on Demott, in 2 innings; off Koestner. 9
In innings; off Falkenberg. l in 2 innings.
Sacrifice hit-Elberfeld. Sacrifice flies-Kill-
!ifer, Unglaub. Stolen bases-AIilan, essler,
Mcbride. Double play-Conroy to Unglaub.
Left on bases-Washington, s; cleveland, g.
First base on balls-Of Johnson. ~: OFF De-
% Struck out-Byis johnson, g; by Koestner,
= Time Of game. $40 Empires, Colliflower
and Connolly. &sf
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GAMEFEATURfD'BY
Three \. || |: ! [: H0|M'E.RUNS
l Boston Americans Win From
Detroit BY Score Of
ONLY MY ONE ERROR is MADE.
Sta1ls Engle and Bush Do Base
Circling Act-Ne CIV
Pitcher Bought.

Boston, Mass, August 1.-Two
home runs, one by stahl, and the other
by Engle, off Stroud, Detroit's pitcher,
decided to-dny's game In favor OF the
locals, the final score being 4 to O.;
Bush, OF Detroit, also made a home
run. Thomas j. o'Brian, pitcher OF
the Hartford, Conn, League, was
bought by Boston to-day. The score:
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SCOTT is HIT HARD

Philadelphia, August 19.-Philadel-
.phia defeated Chicago to-day, to l.,
by hitting Scott's delivery hard. The
batting OF Oldring and Scott, and a
wonderful catch by r. Collins off Tan
.nehill's bat featured the game. The
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ST. LOUIS is DEFEATED

st. Louis, August 1e.-Philadel2hia
won to-day's game from st. Louis, 3
to ], by hitting Beckman hard in the
first and third innings. Ewing pitch
ed good ball throughout the game,
and had excellent support. The score:
e. Touis tPhlladclphia 445,ayl
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'KNOCKSIHOMERUN
|YVITAiTW0 ! \ | S {
Flynn's Long Drive in Seventh
Wins Game for
Pittsburg.
BOSTON is DEFEATED, 8 TO s
Batting Of Miller and Collins, Of
Visiting Team, Features
Contest.

PIttsburg, Pa, August 1s.-Pitts-
burg won in the seventh inning, when
Fly, n knocked the ball over the CEN
tire field wall for home run, with two
men on bases. The feature of the game
: was the batting of r. Miller and Col
Inns, the former getting five hits, and
the latter four. They scored four OF
Roston's six runs. The SCORE
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TWO PITCHERS KNOCKED OUT

Washington. D. c.. August 10
Washington drove DeAIott and Koest-
ner from the box to-day, and shut
out Cleveland. 10 to 0. Johnson was a
puzzle. A one-handed catch by Con-
roy was the feature. The score:
Washington. Cleveland.
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Roanoke,
Totals ...es 81 10 4 Totals ..,ss = I
Stated for Kunkle in min tn. =

3 Scare by innings: y = = Il ! AZ q az Z.
Roanoke - ~ 20 x m 90
Summary; Runs-Powell. Doyle, =. an !, = "
schmidt FISHER wesbasa hltar9 ~ hts as
powell shaughnessy FISHER. Double play
cunk to Brown. Struck ont poa = ~ y;
by Hannifan,. L. First base on Da.sf--o ~
Hannltan. Q. Hit by r iu, =
on bascs--R oanoke. 3; Potersburg = !, ~! ~.
Of game, 1880, Attendance, 600 ty impress g
Hamilton and Cefalu. III 9Si !sssI
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went through the grandstand and
walked up the fans In time for supper
and informed them that the Colts had
lost again. and that Revelle had fallen
before Ryan. a youngster that haa
pitched six games. The score:
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FORD PITCHES GREAT GAME.

New York, August 19.--With Ford
pitching, the New York Americans to-
day defeated st. Louis, 6 to O., Ford
famed ten of the visitors, and al
ways had them at his mercy. The
score: I'd
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Totals ...ss 8 "a 10 4 Totals ...u727 ii
'Bntted for Stroud in fifth.
tBattcd for Works In ninth.
Score by innings: II.
Detroit .............o 90 90 0 o..
Boston ..........................a0 o2 o 0o O.-4
Summary: Runs-McIntyre. Bush, Purtell.
iStahl, Lewis Englc Two-base hits-McIn-
tyre ~. Home runs-Stah Bush. Engle.
t4ts-OH Stroud, 4 in s innings: off Works,
3 in Innings. Sacrifice hit-Hooper. Stolen
Ebasos-Cobb, Delehanty. Double plays
Hooper to ISleinow; Bush, to Delchant.!
Left on bases-Detroit Z; Boston. 8. First
base on balls--Off Stroud. p; off Karger. 8; off
Works. e First base on error-Boston. 1.
Hit by pitcher-By Stroud, / (Lowls). Struck
out-Ry Knrger. 8: by Stroud, @ Wild pitch
i--Karger. Time OF game. 1:43. empires,
Egnn and EO,Loughlin
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EASTERN CAROLINA LEAG UE

At Rocky Mount: Rocky Mount Ra,
leigh; rain. 81 2. n,
4 At Goldsboro: Goldsboro- Fayette-
Vile; rain.
At Wilmington: Wilmington, o; Viii,
son, 81 ten innings; 5 darkness). "a
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FUTILE RALLY IN NINTH

Chicago, August 19.-Brooklyn found
Brown for eleven hits to-day, but was
beaten by Chicago. to 8. Barger led
futile rally in the ninth, with a
triple, but Brown frightened and only
one run counted The score:
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Summary: Two-base hit-Jackson.l sacrI-
nee hit-bonner. Left on bases-R!chmond.
8; Norfolk. s. stolen base--Munson Double
piay--Jackson 10 Reggy to Chandler. First
base on bnils-on Revellc. q; on Ryan. i.
Struck out-By Rcveile. s.. by Ryan. 9. HIT
by pitcher-Bunting. Time OF game, 1850.
tCmplre, Davis. Attendance. 200. ~
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PHILADELPHIA.

E. Collins, Baker (2). Two-base hIts--Old-
ring. Dougherty, Scott Three-base hit
Davis. Sacrifice flies-Davis, B. Lord. Sac
rifce hits-Baker, Plank. Double plays
Is; Mcconnell to Tannehil to sullivan; H.
Lord to Scott. Left on bases-Chicago, 5;
Philadelphia. s. First base on balls-Of
Scott. 5. First base on error-chicago, !.
Struck out-Bys Scott, "A; by Plank. 4. Passed
ball-Thomas. Time OF game, lao. Umpires.
KERN and Evans. So
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Totals ...s1 10 % Il 2 Totals ...s7 10 81 II
collins. left field and right field.
: fR. Miller, right field and left field.
tBstted for Curtis in eighth.

Pittsburg II o 90 i SIS
Boston ....F........ o 1 1903 o-s
Summary: Runs-Byrne, Campbell Clarke
st2). Wagner (2), Flynn. Gibson, Collins, r.
Miller t9, Aoeaticehio. Beck Two-bas 8. hits
base hits-Byrne, Wagner, Gibson. Homo
lrun-Flynn. Sacrifice hlts-Clarkc, sweeney,
Graham Sacrifice flies-Miller. Sweeney.
Stolen base-Campbell. Double pluys-Clarke
to Wagner to Flynn; Shean to sharpe. First
base on balls-or Leihed, 2; off Curtis. 5;
off Frock, /. Hit by pitcher-By Leifeld, l
CBeck). Struck out-By Leifeld. 4; by Cur
tis q First base on error-Pittsburg, i.
Left on bases-Pittsburg, Z; Boston, 10. Hits
or Leifeld 10 in Z i-3 Innings: or Philippe
in 12-a innings: Off Curtis . in Z innings;
off Frock, in inning. Time Of game. 1850.
kUmplres Enson and tombstone.
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Summary: Runs-sKonetchy. Titus. Knabe
Bates. Two-base hits-Bresnahan, Huggins
Bates. Sacrifice hits-Oakes, Bates Stolen
& bascs-Hulswitt. Cakes First base on balls
on Ewing, 6; OF Backmnn, 3. Struck out
by Ewing 8: by Backman. H. Left on bases
st. Louis. Z: Philadelphia, z. Time OF
SAINT 80 Umpire Rigler.
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t-hiearo ............ ....oooos 2oo.-5
Rrookiyn ..................00 01 001501-S
Summary Runs-Evers. Beaumont. Tink-
err schultz. Brown. Dalton, I. Smith, Bar
ger. Two-base h.ts-Lennox. sheckard. Tink-
er, smith Three-base hits-Tinker. Barser.
sacrifice hit-Chance. Stolen bases-Beau-
mont. Schultz, Double plays-Zimnerman te
Chance; Hummel to Smith to Daubert. Lei
on bases-Brooklyn, S.. Chicago, 3. First base
on balls--Off Scanlon. L. First base on er.
rors-BrookIyn. 2; Chicago. !. Struck out
BY Scanlon. :: by Brown, Time of game
"a ia. LIN nircs. Brennan and O'Day. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

New York.

81 Totals ..ss .714 2 Totals 80 II q IS %
MI .Batted for Mcmillan IN ninth.
is tBattcd for Rowan in ninth. at
ma Score by innings: r.
"a Cincinnati 0l011 o. 0-3
n New York Z. 0 o . 0152 0--9
Summary: Runs-Bescher. Paskert, Row
an. Devore. Doyle i(a), snodgrass t2). Murray,
Il Merkle. Fletcher. Schei. Two-hase hits
4 EobIltzel. Merkle. Doyle (2). Threc-base
slhits-Doyle. Snodgrass. Sacrifice hits-Dev-
Eslin, Merkle. Fletcher. Stolen bases--Lobert.
iEgan. Schlei. Fletcher, Roth. Bescher.
Double play-Doye 10 Fletcher 10 Merklc.
Left on ba.es--New York, a; Cincinnati, o.
First base on balls-on MatheWson. 3; OF
4 Struck out-BS Mathewson, y: by Rowan, 4.
4 Time OF game, 1:i7, Empires. Klein and
s Kane.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
New York,
st. Louis.
Totals ...?9 "a 16 Il Totals ~ 10 "a II o
'Danlels left field and centre field. 5

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st. Louis, o o O. 0 O 90
s summary: Runs Daniels, 4Wolter (2), Cree,
Chase Sweeney. Two-baso hit-Truesdale.
Home run--Wolter. Sacrifice hits-Knight.
Ford, Cree. Stolen bases--Danels, Chase.
Knight Left on bases-St. Louis. g.; New
York, Q. First base on error--New York. 4.
Double plays-knight to 3Laporte to Chase;
tTrucsdale to Wallace; 81 Laporte5 to knight
/. First base on balls-Off Ford, u; or Ray,
4. Hit by pitcher-By Ray. (Cree. Chase).
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