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rOR NiTIO> REG,rTL
E,rr,thInE Read, for championship Ro~'
ting Races.

wNSHiNDroN. Auc 90. ElAhorl'" rr"p-
Ara'ion- have ,e~n mad" tor 49," national
regatta - b" hold here friia, AMI ~1'gr-
day under th" auspices - 'I" Na'r"nt|
N~~o' iAttpn of Amateur Oar-iHvu Ihir'N-
-.N ,l.tr-. including - nvWr.i ia canada.
will Hr represented
III -" "a -. tnt lu,itug "a for r.Iulur
"lgh'- "A M, b T. an funoNa' ON fur a Ut-
'luUal regatta will bt over a Uils -ni =
quarter -trH' RnfaNav ,"vr-" So lee hTrH
lhI~ v 40 ALLOW all ~" -u'fan'- "a - D. event
- Start without -" ftuupl" 60! RUNNING
irl'-
~h"ar- ~ >av Ori,.I u- tho -Iuyi.. -.ulIn'
v hp-. Is-iurrrNu. - 10 the south hts"
lsI lis friends 20 h"llrNe ina o." V.il be- q
dangerous contender IN 20" -IusI"-. b., bore
= nee ls housed ei- boat -" MuuIl '.'f
'HIr and the century four "' - Iuut- atu
~" t''aNa stghf hAN" ArriN"I '"-''
r~W- have us-l over no fu4r-"
lr" .puT~" u~- along fur Washington
~Ts.".l NaE. v hl'H Ha~ been mad" Iuuut.tr
hN Pres ld"n' and Mrs. lar ~" -.,uud
TIER ~ UNi'lH. Washington NLI'N - r.luulug
m" t'oN "rumsnt NIll to ,u hand k.a' v cen
races hero vii p" concerts bv flv iI'rt
state. Marine Rand
ne pIAH to form. q southern rowing ASSOC
ctaf ion 10 b. 'gr1rp~"i ~ 'N" roV NJ r'uN-
south 81 phttGe plIa Vi|. D." outlined A.
a meet Iug 10 hn held here IN baltimore
oar-msn o-norruR night
an frtday he races "a 90 b"giu a. % 90 clock
and on saturday a. 3. vItt Jane HfINlng'Ou
president ~ the National Ns~p'IutIon. a.
referee
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HARPOON tGiIN.
Adamss Heat Takes Two More Races
IN Sender Trials.

MAIN FuTAp. Mass Aug 10 one
more tho Harpoon. sailsi h., Iharles Fran -
Adams "a demonstrated her worth a. q
hgh' weather craft hv vlLnug fvn races"
IN the span - NW"ricaH sender las
trial. ~ rtr-cu' o. looks certainty tor
the OHInrE ,rIp winner 10 he one at thu~"
10 defend the cups against a." SPAN IA
craft Ia the --',unI dt,u~nu & N "
Posters BeaVrr Won both races TODAY.
giving her "A lead over all uthrr~n the
second hrigad"
In the first ra'e Of the first division the
LADY v'u' away first. hU' had not pro
CREASED ,rry tar When Adams boat was
on even terms AMI -nun alter N ~" head
III" HlTpoon STAYED m front all ~" So av and
'ru---l ~" tint-h mark fulnu'" au'l ~
seconds 10 "a" good
Ia N" 'ronl division ~. Demon raced
the llsavrr from IN" drup 80 IT." starting
tail iili 'h"N ,fu~-"d a." tuIsh line. ~ her"
they w"r- -ETarat"t hy the slight margin
Ot - -a,oul,
The second rae" Of the tlay and III" sixth
81 th, -srtr- found the Harp""u IA front all
the va, and she came "a ross ~" iui>h IIn'
/ minute AMI seconds to the good In
the other division the beaver Won from the
I ma b' uul-
The ,slAg-.I tunes
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SP,>I>H >O>DrR> HrRt
Arrive In Cradle, for In,rrnai ionaI Race
On NRrbirhrad.

~" 'hrco Spau.-u -Dui"r ,..-- go. '-
Ll,h ar" 20 ru," av1Iu>' 'Ir"" Nrr"r ..Hu
ya,i.- OF f'" -aW" class - Nur..'f',d
nov f"rk 100 fh" NpaHI-h. american match
for ft" rr,.-IIeu' Tar and t,ot "-LrE Draper
t.'i;- arrived "a ms uo-' "rdav GA 'h"
Spanish -'olm-itp Nou'"N Idep from taItF
l." Yachts ar" hpu't ~ The bIIbpa
Na.hF tuIb. I.tfpo-s 81 the ~an Sebastian
Nt,n' 'ub and Mosquito ~ ~ th. san
fuuder Na'rf t.ub Iue crew %; ~" fret
nufr.i Is It- Nraul. Joaquin futula and
iirtrlp Ny'IgarrHRa ~ no second. Law .er
.l4.. Irag.t-'u l"l'pn and Mariana
lmr.i"p o. .r" 'htrI. kI''"Tavu Lopez
pp-.-.p .gtu los" gy"u'Iuu aud Nrug"I
q, t". tniFt' -" ,r"N- a',urf .IuI"I ~"
. y.N.- uu o." N'u'"NH..,s ~. arc ANA.
r"Ir. iui uH.yp.r- fr~ I".f I.".r 81 'i"
. ..Ifr, r.Ir,--"uf"d Dos fH".r td'h.-
IH little. raf"f- cam" sgfur ,fnIIo- ~
r .,s forward I-'K IN .la main hey r'-
-.ftbI" 100 uu'Uu" tH.I- ~ our own Nl'I'-
Hr.HI vHI .r rtfHi against f'"Tr hs''
.r.. U.. f-au--I fr'....i r"..lrs or 'D-T"rr'y pu
pu" -. ''" E'--uu -'~r'u- I.I- From b.
TON hoy 20 90 proceed under All 20 Marble
f."l.' h'T" 'i' Iuf"TN "u'ug dave N'f So cen
rf".r arrival ami ~. beginning 80 81" match
. O.. be-. -I'.r' 90 iGuiug up
k.rg N.lru-u of ~paIu f- in"'n 20 D."
.f.',ft-r,#i 100 ffr match md IT, -aud - be-
uH.t.ar DO" Spuu'sh -id" Co. 'I' vent. ~"
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' Vi, - 1900 -, a.. -,
. ,"',f4" a. - ne onlHna ST.
. ''l''..n ".Hh~ at"Hi h"r business ahd -ail'1l
~ tNH''' lh-' va" i'F l&nt 81 htL
- "lh Ter - 'uuo""t and balloon an
r. 81 'l''N" 'E N'h ~i" ~a""h a'f">S tue
'"' 3" ''' -,
- N"'"I' "ii'r '.anl'ht 'Nil.rr -ou''.
a., '.''' ,'l .'"'I n" l"i' shu tta' n'E '
'" ,'"'..' ne hNtnE 'i' Sc hhu NJ
l",r' .' 10 ~. ~ y" '"' = y" ~ ~
, '.. - . "..' 'I''i '.'. - " taN' .i'u'
"I"- 20 '''L1 N!'h N' re, was W 49,
: -.' "".''l 49, u'hI' - ~ ~a ,,,
TO- 'h'-l''l H' - .. 10" lhif"nh Wa
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81 LOWS q =. IN. >rw WORK a a..
IIH~T GsNF

ID. \ T.
IIE>T "sMt
- I"rrs. Aug 90 No team ever PLAYED
better. gamer or faster than dbl he Brow n
against \"W York today m no" double
l,ll AZ Sportsman Park In 20" 'r-t battle
after getting ~ 20 what APPEARED a hopeless
start thew 'am" from behind and whipped
~" IiIgtlauI"r~ Iu 20 Ira m" $500 nd
contest HaTu"y Petty. Who had not pitched
since lui, -. allowed only 'On ht', anil
the Browns Won VITA the ~hutou' :, Ore
Hiuu
Manning anil k,us.l'a W"rr the pitchers
90 'h. start and ~" \eN Workers got such
cuod bead that tier" I'D not seem "a pos
sil.l. cham. ui losing me aTair SIN runs
ia NJ" iIr~t hire" innings apparently I'd
O." enough fnr any team 'u win from me
low viBruWus D. udrr ordinary circumstances.
hUf such dNd not prove the ca-e IA this
iu,'au,"
- Louis s,ured one Pm IN the fourth
when nrIgr- doubled and Austin mad" %
tad throw on Wallace Eround-r That
Va- only "a starter In the sixth IN" ~
IouI- man Na~ uui when walla". singled
Ir'gslal" Popped 20 Poster, hIilIf-r singled
and hen ~" wonderful trts-. IA" pinr h
It'''uE pitcher from I"Nas. Tui m" finishing
touches "u Manning tr.-- caught On" 0t
Npuntug'- b"i.I"r~ -uuar".r uu IN" "nd of
L.- utr AMI 'N" HII landed m the rIgh' n"ld
tI-A. her, fuI . home run. three. r.lI. -,of-
Manning
IN 20" seventh tunInE 100 more counted
Cor - Louis "a hon Newman and Grigg :
singled and 'allI.d on lrI"-!alr -lngl"
a." IA.r 90. rgus '.nd 'lr or" ami then
IH'. U.r WARRIOR won't uu ~" mound Tor
NsN Nora and -N"rF body nv ms slaut-
~'t-' Ius WIN STONE. ami when IA" round
hsi ended ~" l.- aI~ bad pushed over four
I o., ~., uui contest Was "a IIt' h"r- hath
hs.f ,'sl H'l'E and NYgn"- Ter five innings
and 'n"n ~ Louis hr"ke VA With run pn'.
Wa uu' "a h"u ~'un" "a alN"i and took -. Ont
Du Narf.sll = Iuurld pEt. Nsu nam singled
POO r.Uf. ~fuu" ufiug NCN nam tried 10
rvaN, Oud on -" throw 10 me plate hut
wa ulpI,ad UsmptIll 20 Mitchell - Poster.
u4Fh"- ~ 'ak"u "ut IN ~" "ighth 10
allow MoI''r- 200 ua' ami then Dung Raw
w'uI Fisher went ou m" mound and -
p.t- ,urgn'at Two on Fisher h no fer singled
ami N"ltN Was ~r'" uu u hunt Sc hl'h Knight
WE->s. S'pu" u"a' o.f 1u 'nNr'i tap 10
tl-'rr viI If',h allowed kilIfer 10
-,ur,. N"s nam famed tr.yG~ cent a
rt..-r 20 N.-flu ht'' no latter .4ggI~i
i".'. -,.-ruE hoffman rolled To Austin
tor '',t Nu. H..f
fsa
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An ir'..' "u duul's s"res a. tennis iS
= h",inI.l 600 .-'urr 'p-ruorrow ~ -" M21"u
'uv liur"l '..''- lf l1Wlfng which
y 30 ia,. g. ,uuIfI"'IfUr- rs" uT az we'll
,ruvu team 80 fhI- .s''fI'u I'm" aTair
= ~. pf-' 81 f ,uEt"wUln'"d annual -.'Tis~
here. ere u.r-ad' f." ..,t "Ifsu''- r. 81, 81
AMI .f 10 %. l.'.' 'd mat - NUd"i-ou aud
~ N Matchmaker will MAKE ui, ~" siNfh
, Otrfb.Tlt' The tourney - 80 h.' u round
robin arrow Tine nve teams - play are
" Eoh"r'. " J"nnb hpi, k-rboC k.r
fr.Id 'ub " ; aWg'"ll.t - Mold
Z r'.-. eI' N'Il"'f, tIgh. ono HIu'k J Ha'.
ten. Non''lrt' J. = Clm"run.l E"im"r.
II l. Bag. H"rouRh Park Fi"ld club
F.r.i anil -"'Oui iriE"- IN silver 'up~ nr" to
IL. 4 r.I--I
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Games scheduled for To-da,

N,Ttu~N iTfDrF
Cincinnati N Nrw NnrE Two mos p'''shrr-
m HrookIyn 40 game. chicago 90 I1-.0n
81 Louis IN Ihuato'pfiH
NHFHt.AN 'F,grE
N~v Work IN ~ Louis. Philadelphia I- Ns'to!'
Rs,~'1r IN chicago. Washington 20 t.rNrInG.
TNsrTrN % ,Efr
Montreal IN Ns0sr toronto N baltimore
ruF'alo .u l'loN lG~n,r
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NiTIONiL IEiGJE.
Pirates Win From BosionS Ia the Oni,
l.Rmr PLAYED.

while oNher remnant 'on'"nd"rS w"-"
hold ny bv ram and missing gam"- 'N"
Pira'"- were ani" 10 get m all their ,0ni"~'s
IN Bo-ton and wha''- NOR" they won fL"U
all They wound up heir series m "a" Hut
Yesterday With another victory. Ram
knocked ont ia" rest of TIA" h,,lui". IA"
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ln'n'- - 90 10 -
'HAited fyr VatN IN the seventh inning
'FIhcrfrI out hit hy halted bnll
n AStlngiOu ~ - - % - o.
Cleveland - - ~ - - o. -
Two base nj klllfcr Three base biz l,r
nTinghaU ~aCrlrrr hit 'lbs field. stolen
bA.ss Turner Graney. U,fris ~foNau U'rrNnr
nam, McHrdr Itr,' base 81 haIi, pf kor~trrr
on Tray .r~t hass ou rrrprS t'rN Gland,
Washington. rrfi ou bass CIrvrlsuu 20
a~hlngtnu. N'rur', ogi 49, kurs'n"r. 4" ~
traN = ltn.lN.r play !grurf. l.sNr.r hr4
S'n, an. Ra'h and so, nl. ulr" 900 rl.,'
IrNr Field uwp.t, U'Iu4ghLr. l.I'' q .H.r
and Is v..r .ft.
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Nrp huFi % % ~ ~ %
-, 'pJ's " %
Ron. - fr4i. stone. kU.'rr. PEW Two
hssr rlf 1-lEgr ~arurr' tIi, H'w!NNI Ho'
rnar. PEW bnvulS g.lH, kiIlf,r ana Ir.c,
IA.r NrGGs srI " slA'' ~tn.rr bases .f~~
Grur~,lAI, N.t pitch FISHER first base On
halls 80 P"'r. 90 u Hshes ~ir.Irs ont
rs p'.h. o. u CHE. H. r' Hughes. .
m seven ...irg. l"" un hl,"s ~ loui- e
Yea Nufa. 4 rvylTr lf rhisf piucru Iis.i
luraIr' Perrin Tim" hour and - minute,
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The UNKINDEST JOLT OF ALL
mann iNDERS LiNMED TWICE
~ TtILEND BROU ".
Lose First After HANinE Coed Lead ami
shut out m second Race GrttinE
soft for NIhIrtIrs. Who Heat the
IpeIroIIs Ngam TIE other Results.

The unk,ud"~t volt 10 all came To IN"
Rr"srv Highlaud"rS yesterday In 81 Lnuis
In ~" first game 81 a double header they
had goo-I lead aud lost and In tho second
they turned the other check aud were
treated 10 a shutout Truly they have
fallen upon evil dav- III" imaRinat ton
IN ~ widest moods never pictured any
thing - bad III" other first division
teams. har IA" N,hletic-. ar" getting "
iuo III" Bo-tons hsN" found the going
rough IA the West. and IA" white SoN put
10 over them Yesterday Ia a 'Wrlv" inning
gam" III" D"iruf- w"r" beaten hv ia"
Athletic once NOR. and the Mack men
ar" drawing further and further away.
They lead now hV nearly "a hundred points.
I Il" RESULTS
~. Louis. 10: New YORK.. % First game.
~. Louis. =: New Work., - second game.
Philadelphia. -; Detroit. =.
GhiraE0. 2: boston. ..
de, -Iansi. 3: Warrington. = FIrst game,
Gle, Gland, %; Washington. second
game.
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,tEyILhNu

Totals SIS 49,. - Totals. ~ - ID v
Two ont Nhrr Winning run Was scprrt
'ha''rd Tor HAth tn the eleventh iunlng
Washington ~ u
Cleveland o 70 % % % 10 ID 10 %
Runs AaShing'ou kiIllfrr. NcUttlc Jl-sr
land S'oNaIi. lAiOr. l,Atn Two base ul's ~'u
Val, Ses>lrf NilliiCT ~lttt'r" tl'- Nl'rtra.
onroNs. trt~>lrf stolen haSE, ~'laHI. ~.
Niles :. M,Hfiic. {. ltf,t base uu ball, pi
Mitchell. 80 Meyer. q M bN rI',H,d ua.
hiilifrr. lifrt bhss on error Cleveland. g 4'''
On bases 'leN Gland. . Washing ton % ~'r.,Hl
OUT ~ Mitchell 10 bN Mplrr. VIA Witch
Meyer lWulrr H chief plo.gu.u Iira
Umpire Igaa. llmr HO4r, HEu 80 mlL ste.
W'sHtSuruN. o. CLEVELAND. -ACuNn o,Nr.
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IiSTERN ~ al q.


~ ,in ~ylrr-a 'rd o., 's-rv oil fnns. - '.r."g
! CIV for fNl> season af'H rl'fnr, Over ne
I - .rr'et. 'r~f~riA' afternoon POS s"o-" 81 -
. Main 'efI Throughout 'Hs vhu'r ~ tho EHrr' mi
prr, rT'ri 80. attempt ~ aE ne ~'lunI contest
] .tUs..4Is. The -sHuEr
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- Mobile Nn1fEprrrrf. -. Mon TO-
81 thA''Ano0ga Nashville o t'a'fa~00gs q
Atu.-r~lnCrar. fN-".r-. f~.. o.. NrN .'-.r1us.1
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n Y. 7. C. FLEET AT NEWPORT
JIuIN IIR>T 10 NiH I\TO
IHI HtRDOR.
Il --m. Warr from New bedford " iIh the
~, Ird> IN Favor ot Nr. HrrM STEERS
~rnaonrr '."IIrIrd PIrl's ISanyRI
Iasr, ~ioop,G cup A>tor GupN To-,IaN

.H N"N tNt' anal lh'r So a." tn-f
,,r tho ,-rnr aud h,us.. nm ana
-. '''' 80 x. ~. 10y. ''''
.f' i"ins made '". n'sn' OF"
..'. ,'lmrr ,,,,.',,,"n If nr.i
Nt'. '''..'h<' '''S ono Tor
.- .'l "i" i'F -I"'I- ~" tlW'rh
'r ,h""""r- aut -" r"r,G-h
, -, ,r....
- ~.
. h''.i. owned "N '"'lf"l l'i''i
sect ,, un.-n " -.','ud, ahead ct
. N.. lUrr. ..-r, urr..rrru -Iupl,- ~
...I,i lri,,,n rI., fr-r .ni ,p.. la-r
'''"> 100 -'',"ui> r.'l-''d "n cor
T. ... noe
,.,.r ,.,. ..,,,, ..,.,
...' y. ,.''
o.. ,arr.s -..,ru u..r. ,n Q n"u,-
60. .... e.. ....tr..
-... Nr.,I Defeated -, FnN n,
e.. ..- ,.."nd- n,Ia,- . N" Ka'rn,
a.. ''' '.i' . N"''l'tIt|' It>' Nl't.
o.. . '-"" winds hv Winning haudlv.
y...., ~, ,,,,,,,,... ,, ,,.,,,.., '.,' =.
,,,.'''. w "a ''''''' anu
]. .'..' .. '.'''"N % '"'"ui-
... -. ff WON 10 her class from the
.. . -. a,r.. , -..,.uua,. nur ~. va.
.... %. -.......I
u . 100 ''' '-' ''' - N''' o." '"'' -.
..'- 90 80. "ua>
.. ..r -..Hp ,la--.~ " ,u-urna Ma the
. ....- IA l,....,.., I-,,I.,., IA
" ,'''' '' n'''- - =" 'h''-
To- .' ~t'iN.A ltl NO fTuIlNIH n UF-
s..r..- .... Nttuu~a - Tho hi,,u'.r.--
$500. ...,- NTH. NJ ,l... l,..,r., ,,...
a.
= .. "."'' - Dbl, 50 ''.''' ''''i'-
pro- - SO "u i ut1i lt"auur -
o. ... .o,pui-
.,.. I,.,r.rr., .I.f..,..t .f, I,,.,.
''"'
'.t '.'> '' -, %" -. ana ia lass J.
,..s We "nu from NiuiWari hv mtuu'"
.. ..- lao RAM. N1n tho race, for
=. Toe H,f. ..t,... N,..-. 90 .,..,,t.
80 .r..N. '-
.. Pei i'"". '"'''''-'h. ""a'N'F "' W."
- 70. a"." '"-da' farI' 10 The morning
,l....- gathered and -" ,,l'd coming from
...... ........ ...g a .,,., 4, Ia.
,
t. ''' INNS ''' ."I'' VA = 'N'T ~'i' .
~ 49, " net began - blow. hu' each GaN
u. 10 p. ...rued ~, me. , loud.
..t.r. I,,r.. .,.,r,Il.S anal, alto,
- "
:" - ma. 70" rl"t' "' ~" rae WOMB -"
U...i. 80 ." u |"'k and a. NllN"-'- i"ts" :
h. ..a 20. i"- from ~" iuu..r lf-ppr the
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TOTunfo - % e. >
NgVHr % - % % Z
H.n, I",nr'p pcl.roup. . SrosfI I'm
r1.f.rsu. Iu...'0 ksUy. stolen hAs., NJ
.atrirE shaw Nuu~r Sa'rinr- hi' Urrrur
rrrrr HF." iif b-lebrE's Home run Dsi~
ban" Iirr' bHse On halls "r Mr'irI.y. :
~tr4,h oct Ny Ns'Tnniry. r1sssI tall
IIraru~ .p.Ibir mays Cd Hart Anu Iourrfrau
Glnf"5 anI lp"'i~u ~ hasr 90 "'rur. iorou
To- S~Vpra. trr on hssss Toror 'o
Nruart. Z . uiyIrr m rrlr' Hvrou Tir'i IN
pifc hrly limo I hour md = minutes
'rH'i rIaiuHF TiEst GNNf
Montreal ~ - % - !, :
baltimore . %
RA't-rte> h~'ir and McAI.,tef Nirk'rs ana
Byc
sTroNp GNNT
Montreal . 81 e
Baltimore % 20 % ~ - - n % q e
Hafferss Nf.rrf~Il and ku'rhsi. NafU' -
Uouurily Naluy and TgHr.
~ TEovIpEHCI
U0rhrs'rv ~ y y ~ n 10 :
Providence 10 . - - % N q q . ;
Ea't-ri"s Holmes ana Bia.r Lavender vi.
and Peterson
Ba.ehaIL Pot" '.rouad.. In-day. ? grrs st
saine 2. -. SLAats -. CtncinnAu Adm. 30
-A4s.
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Tt1rSnf ia : BOSTON = -. =
Upsrpv Nvr 10 Itp>'ou suffered r. fourth
sfalrr' c .rat ~ me hans. o. 'Tr I'rni'> - daN
/ Th' hats ~ Wagner and Gibson aero .u'-i FOR
I iht lrfoFN The
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Umpire In chief Evans Ftcli umpire oil .
noNef. 1imc-s hours ant - Ir uutes
CLEvEt,Np. ,. wAsHIKoroN FiEsT aAna
iLnvELANp. Aug 10 The NaIa> aud he Ssna
tors llay ~i double header L"tc 70 dAy. he
former WiAning The Lfst game ga eleven hutr -
anu the >rrond contest going nluc luuluEs Nlth
out aIn >rOted ou elthef side. beng called
on Account uG ahTknrs,. The srofT,
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4. S~v bedford N,V yrdfN-i : Lowell I.
s. Iavrrrrr lynn . nwrr0rr
Nll1T I..rr Nnr."-f"r. 3 40 River.
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IYrrDiI. N.E 80 IN" league l"AG'r. topA
another gan" from ne chan uinns 20 dAv ls q
g.prs - - HnupH ~ Ma Wild hut the
Ntu.''..- pro-. rrtrd 90 annex no rms 10 the
lrs' t'rlGg '"oniu, v'' iu BIS Usually brilliant
s.,.FF I he
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Total ~ ''ft - Totals ~ - - .
'pr' OF when Ulrr.ng r'In u - scored
itpsfpr n - ID u ~ .
NIraCu 20 % % ~ ~ - ~ U 10 >
Hun- fpafur ti'p'f' 'H'rago Parent I'p-
tel Tho" bT~" H'f~ Mclean Irrrrf ~ttr.n,s
~. 'inHu"T. tHT.iUTr speaker trgIr. Wagner
tarrgAu. IOug. sT'F. tu'Nrs HaFnr STOLEN
b1sss ~'Hhi. ~lsaAtr Sfr4rE OF Vy g.rpftr
hE Lang I'rst base IN halls ~ Ctrpf'r
n lang. ouhle plays Wagner Gardner
And ~'Ahl IN"'".i ant Cpliins 81 on haa~.
Hnsf0n CHICAGO ~ ny PITCHER nv Cicotts
I1renr rs ang speaker Passed hail-PsvrT
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Totals - e. -
Matted FOR Curtis IN The eighth inning
Tiitshurg Oh u On
boston % % 40 ~ % " o.

boston 20 % 10 ~ % U
Run, .ritsb.rg Wsgncr. rin>or. g. l,p>ton
Collins HCrrng Horne TIU- tdh=NT. NHgTrr
Ssr-'Hr- Mt, Swr~n'". tRr'ui'Y Hrrrr stolen
bases ,Ihr.e |Efuu. Sweeney i'.' On bases
f7ftsh.rg o 'sH.'rr r. Ilr-f base on flI- 90
curtis @ IITst ha~~ on error ITt's'.-g. 49,
b, rif-h~- Wr tArnitT .NI-srE HrI ~Nrrr".
S'-r.,H or pes tHvU''F : tr t.rf.r. D. uglrr
IN rhic' Jason Held .r .igv ,nhusiOIr.
Time & hour ami . rlrutcs
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south Atlantic League


~ savannah savannah. e.. CoI.vNss p
~ Jacksonville Ip..~t.a . Jacksonville 3
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Joe Nrtdrtis .rruAu' rhA-rfs Won the frN'
game - = doubt" urat"r RON Toronto ~ NrwarA
yrStsrilv 'p2 Vain s'nuusd 'ic s'rpnd gam"
~ ne ss'0FG irni'g .' VHs lproF go - lat tfl.
20 NyN4r. shf. .sa~pH IIs -r,fr
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A. Jarksor far..n1. o.. Greenwood =
~ Meridian N,r..nn. larnp 'Ii.. u
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ro'ar, " 90 = - 70

'rr''.I '"r homo, an 10 ne n.nth ,urlrs
-. ate. HHa - ~ A" :
.I'.rtf - ~ % % 10 o.
auus lhtnl,,r".a ll"ri. p.driEg. i. collins.
Ita'|s Murphy. Thomas 'trfrol' U4sN z
furrN. TOO tuss li's tuHN. Collin. I4yia
Three rn-r Hf's ~rFridt. pIdrtrg #rphy
~atrlTrr mr. 1nprrHs NASfi.rs ~ RAJ ~
stolen hA>cs lush q. Nurpht FIrsf rh>~ On
nails br noros g.. ~ t1orrhS TIr.' bssr
on error rhIlaasyhs. Ief' on bssss
Detroit luliatriphla Stf7IrA ov' H.
fiouuf ar -. Is to1r1b> 8 lroublr vlaN Thor,e A..
and I1Trg pHssHf hall ~shwid' ~ ri-- ,u
chief KERN Tieii uUplrr connolly Time
: hour and = minutes
CHI,,DU - b., RusroS Ot...i
nv. 400. Nur 20 co. n hard fought ~ n, o.
'ru'ug contest ~ dHH thI,ag0 defeated It,z'nu
iu the tv"'f'N ltu'"r The >rorr
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1EOoEign W PiIisSsis. iam. iOe.-ASs. ~
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Total. ar . - % q.
- .H sn~ NHu-cr IN ~ Girir inning
Tu~l .
TcrssH t.fN 90 o. 10 H ~ 81
Runs rH~sIo F~uun. Nop.s Nrtri'f '.-
49,, , 10 F-f~0nI Nans~r FlFsf ba~r error
G,r-'E fFN I"'l ou base. Jersey 'ifr
Iu"aiu lt.-f rssr o. halls FH Ma O..
OF Mrr~'''. SirHra on liN NN1ssr H'
Nrrr'U 'su Nasr hif CuTrprHn StrrIrr'
hits UNnflrl Nu'rl'r stolen bhsss Fphu-Du
Nhs'slu F~Tpui |'ouhl~ .lay- Hrintugrr AMI
'ris' Its.s-I ulH rl~'. rIyirr 10 rEisf
HaIlgHu fIrI umyIr' ltoE. El.Hr 8 hour
ana 20 o. iLu''.
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Ba.ehaIl. PoIS s.ToHnd.. In-day. grs st
-sA4g.
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TU-WUTFU7 > WIi'sU IO1fUVTUn-NIU " Tho
Philadelphia rfI alii"i clubs ~ M" o., k"'
tlutr ,D.Irs. v ~ 10 fn" -',.rud ~ fhlr'y. -IN
ruIe- 81 modal t'l1F since the ,hsugs from
a ,ralfylrg rrfIut and match play Gil
NIsIpl!- .,pu lt-' scar ~ me toUbtrN club
sIfI = - 80 i.t.,- hon -pu and look
Hutchinson were tied tor -sTuNd plty" ~
IL Tins 'Ius Nlll anderson Sc hp - on
he own links - regarded 80 q R.ruti-
factor = VI, Urrur''. VI o iiTd for the
National open DO ms ,pur-" ~ Jun. Nth
Meek amt MIrIrunId smith. viii Hlsp b."
o t1Uf''.' .f'
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-29
REDEEMING FEATURE
hen Papa Hears II He Urges Only
Son to Grab Girl
Quick.

|The only son had Just announced to
} family his engagement.
f'What, that grill" remarked his
bther. why, she squints."
f'She has absolutely no STYLE" COM
bnted his sister,
f'Red-headed, isn't she?" asked
mite.
fI'm afraid she's Eighty" was grand
BIS opinion.
f'She hasn't any money" said uncle.
f'And she doesn't look strong"
lined In the first cousin.
''Shes stuck up, in my opinion" as
Verated the second cousin.
'She's extravagant." was the opin.
b given by the third cousin.
well, she's got one redeeming fea-
Re, at any rate" remarked the only
b, thoughtfully.
f'What's that?" chorused the charit-
le band.
f'She hasn't a relative on earth"
Papa had not yet spoken. but now
did.
"Grab her. my boy, grab her" he
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-29
The Great Art of Dying.

To die without rebellion and without
weakness Is the masterpiece of man.
A mountain guide--whose name the
London Daily Mail does not mention
In narrating the story of his heroism-
with two others, was leading a party
over one Of the most dangerous passes
Of the higher Alps.
The men, as is usual, were tied to-
gether by long rope. As they scaled
wall of Ice they slipped on the
edge Of a frightful chasm. The guide
was at the end Of tho rope.
Without his weight there was a
chance for the others to regain their
footing; with it, his experienced eye
told him. there was none. With in
slant courage he drew his knife from
his belt and said quietly to the man
next him:
TELL mother how it happened, E.
mond."
He cut the rope and fell, never to be
seen again.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-29
IRAN CARPENTERS WONDER.
Full CURE OF PSORIASIS.

III have been AFFLICTED for twenty
brs with an obstinate skin disease,
led by some M. DIS. psoriasis, and
hers leprosy, commencing on my
Pip; and in spite of all could do,
III the help Of the most skilful doc
Is, 1t slowly but surely extended UNI
year ago this winter it covered
entire person in the form of dry
hles. For the last three years have
en unable to do any labor, and
fering intensely all the time. Every
rning there would be nearly dust
bful of scales taken from the sheet
my bed, some of them half as large
the envelope containing this letter.
the latter part of winter my skin
hmenced cracking open. tried
erything, almost, that could be
ought of, without any relief. The
b of June ! started West, in hopes
could reach the Hot Springs. l
Rched Detroit and was so low ]
ought I should have to go to the
Ppltal, but finally got as far as Lam
B, Mich, where / had sister liv-
One DR.. treated me about
weeks, but did me no good. All
ought / had but a short time to live.
Earnestly prayed to die. Cracked
|ough the skin all over my back,
oss my ribs, arms, hands. limbs;
badly swollen; toe-nails came of;
gernails dead and hard as bone;
dead, dry and lifeless as old
pw. o my God! how I did suffer.
My sister wouldn't give up; said,
will try Cuticura.' Some was APP
ID to one hand and arm. Eureka!
RE was relief; stopped the terrible
ming sensation from the word go.
ey Immediately got Cuticura Re-
vent, Ointment and Soap. / COM
heed by taking Cuticura Resolvent
ee time q day after meals; had a
once day, water about blood
i; used Cuticura Soap freely; ap-
ID Cuticura Ointment morning and
ming. Result: returned to my
be In Just six weeks from the time
PIT, and my skin as smooth as this
ct Of paper. Hiram e. Carpenter,
aderson, N. Y"
he above remarkable testimonial
written January 10, 1880. and is
ublished because Of the perman-
Of the cure. Under date of April
1910, Mr.. Carpenter wrote from his
sent home, 610 Walnut st. &c..
psing. Mich: II have never suf-
"a return of the psoriasis and al.
ugh many years have passed ! have
forgotten the terrible suffering !
ured before using the Cuticura
nedies."