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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15
ROCHESTER, STILL
EIGHTY POINTS N
REAR OF TIGERS
Skeeters Trim Birds, bat Leafs
Get Back to Form by Taking
Two Games from Poor Gid
Bisons-HustIers Beat Mon
treal.

KTEWARK, by winning yesterday.
~ held the gap between them and
the champions. The Husflers
also o Toronto captured a double
header and gained on the Ganzeiites.
Jersey City won from Baltimore and
gained on Providence. Montreal and
Buffalo. The Royals still hug last place.
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wooLsrHoRpE DIES.

LEXINGTON. KY. July 15.-wools-
thorpe. a famous thoroughbred stall
lion. sire Of Donau, winner Of the 1910
Kentucky derby. died yesterday. aged
% years.
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HUSTLERS 4, MONTREAL 2.

MONTREAL. July l5.-RaEon had
better luck than Fred BurcheIl In the
game yesterday. and the Hustlers o
4 to 2. Burchell issued six free passes.
but only one developed into a run- The
Royals outhit the champs" II to g..
The score:
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.Eatteo for Dounelly in the seventh

Iran for Byers In the ninth.
RHns-Slaglc. Gogde. Clancy Hall; De;p-
niger. Clement. johnson. Abs. ell. Landc.-
gan.
Errors-EEan; Clement. Deinineer. John
son, Abstein, Esmond-
Jersey City, l 0 . 0 o.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

Christy Mathewson walked a man
with three on base and Red Ames, who
replaced him, did the same. 1t helped
the Pirates In their four-run rally.
Jack Flynn got back in the game
yesterday and succeeded in getting a
hit when he was sent in to bat in the
ninth. 1t helped ONE Wagner was
up four times and failed to boost his
batting average.
Sam Frock is pitching good ball for
scattered hits yesterday and shut them
out, Z to o.
Amos Strunk, the speedy outnelder
OF the Athletics. will be out of the
game for a month. His leg is seriously
wrehched.
st. Louis broke the Athletics streak
yesterday Plank and Powell were the
opposing pitchers.
Russell Ford won a battle. from Cy
Young yesterday. He allowed the Blues
but four hits. He also secured a triple
and single
The Boston Americans won a double
header from Hughey Duffy's White
Sox. Engle made a triple and double.
Wild Bill Donovan trimmed the Sem
ators in easy style yesterday. Doc
Resisting was his opponent,
-
Johnny Evers vas replaced by Heinie,
Zimmerman at second In both games
yesterday and played in dashing style.
-
Brooklyn got to doc" Corridor in
the ninth yesterday and won out over
st. Louis 3 to 1.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

Totals -. "a u "a 10
Slated for Malarkey in the ninth.
Runs-Corcoran, Konnick. Smith, Sabrte.
Vowinkle; Mullen 2, O'Hara, Slattery. Fitz-
patrick, Kelley 2, Vaughn.
Errors-Wfliams; McAllister.
Buffalo .........0 5 0 0 0 0 05
Toronto ............5 2 0 i o 0 0 0 as
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Inc DOx score.
nnnurnunm

Errors-Courtney. Cronin.
Newark e...o Ssiiixl
Two-base hits-F1tzgerald. Cronin, Meyer.
Kelly 2. Hoffman Sacrifice hits-Brodie
2. Nmerman. Kelly. Stolen bases-zim-
norman. Louden. Bases OF ba1ls-0f
Mueller 2. off Cronin 4 Struck out-By
Mueller 1, by Cronin L Hit by pitcher
Atz. Double plays-Louden and Agler 2.
Left on bases-Newark 10. Providence Z.
$500.
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EASTERN LEAGUE NJ
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Newark, 8, Providence, 0.
Jersey City, 8; Baltimore.
Toronto, s; Buffalo, 5.
Toronto. Z; Bpffafn. .. +
Rochester. 4; Montreal, 2
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

S. L. RAPHAEL-The subject of your
contribution is now a little u of
order. but we may squeeze 1t in later.
ED.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

JOHN r. RYAN.-ws'n publish your
letter tomorrow.-Ed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

sibIe, in your next issue of the STAR If
a ball player by the name Of Jack
Keyser ever pitched or played n po-
sition on the Ironside A. c., of Newark,
and If so, is he still a member of that
club? Also. tas he done any pitching
for them this season? Thanking you.
l remain, one of your readers,
Paterson. ]. HENRY.
Last year the Ironsides had q man
named Kaiser to help them out for a
few games.-Ed.
o
To the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
Will you kindly answer this question:
Is iris Speaker considered among Sthe
best ball players of both leagues?
ADVERT CAPONE.
Yes.-Ed.
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MONTREAL.


Totals -....35 II "a 10
Slated for Bu-ehsll in the ninth.
RunsHMoeiler. Batch. Spencer, Ander-
son: lube. Curtis.
Errors-spencer; Jones'. Mattress.
Rochester .....a...1 Q 0 0 %
Montreal 1900. 0 Q 2 0 Q Q Q O.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

Newark at Providence.
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Toronto.
Rochester at Montreal.
Games Tomerr5w.
Newark at Providence.
Baltimore at Jersey City q gamesl.
Buffalo at TORONTO.
Rochester at Montreal.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

To the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
Please tell me If Ketchel fought Sam
Langford since he fought Jack john
son. A. X.
He fought Langford at Philadelphia
after his fight on the coast with john
son.-Ed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

Brooklyn got to DOC Corridor in
the ninth yesterday and won out over
st. Louis, 3 to 1.
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ScCVNa O1tfrs
BUFFALO. TORONTO


1olaiS ....11 n "a III
Stated for Sabrie in the ninth.
fBatted for Duhec IN the ninth.
4McCahe ont on an infleId fly In eighth.
Dubec: Mcdonald 2. Muiiln 2. O'Hsra.
Errors-whife. corcoran: Fitzpatrick.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

Johnny Evers was replaced by Heinie,
Zimmerman at second In both games
yesterday and played in dashing style.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

70 the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
Please tell me what nationality Stan
Ketchel Is. HARRY LEvEN.
He is Polish-American.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

r. mo Sporting EDITOR oe the Evening Star,
VIII you kindly inform me, if pos
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

n the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
Please decide q bet between A and B.
5 bets that Hamburg place has five
tfners and B says it has only fouf.
mich one wins. A READER.
me way we figure 1t out we think
14ere r but four rners CALI up
10 Board Of Works to verify this-Ed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

is talk of the Municipal A. c
opening up before long.
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ABE ATTELL AND M'VEIGH MATCHED

SAN FRANCISCO, July is.
PROMOTER JAMES CoFFRoTH
has arranged plans for staging in
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JOHN KELLY IS
SERIOUSLY ILL AFTER A
VERY SEVERE OPERATION.
NEW YORK. July 10.

<Y ToNEST JOHN KELLY, known
ssn to sporting men b world
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

lean, pitched the second and althoug
batted hard, go away with it,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

Wild Bill Donovan trimmed the Sem
ators in easy style yesterday. doc"
Resisting was his opponent.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15

opsn-air tight promoters should keep
low these days.
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Store Closed Labor Day.

Tuesday Fall Stocks Crisp and New-on Ex-
hibition--and besides the special low prices
double S. & II. Green Stamps on cash purchases
Wednesday-lO free stamps to everybody
Exchange the stamps fo- goods in the Premium
Parlor, 4th Floor.
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IIo- the Irau 'am- - Figure In n VA
mon. MInIns Ia.r

",r.. ....rs rr1f.-r, >.rf'. ~'rr
o.. ..rI.n"r NsntIutN ~uI"d frpu Some.
h-- rn.. ~.'u 'Ua famous Ir.n.b / .s,a
aboard I.' Ifr." Nbl b." taken 20 seattle
r.I ,tr"f.I'. "u- nu"cd ~ glass "a-..
Nr"r" fh" u.Hu. may com" aui rJ2" - 49,
hearts ,ru'nH and CAPT " johnson
ma, gInt' over Josh q N,In'yra
Ihr launch wt~ 't" 'au-" - On" long
I.rvn url' -..- ba' w...u johnson ard VI, In
r.,. f.r 'H" rD.-.-- pn = ~" famous copper
tl..u Mn" 40 b. Vh.h johnson "unI'-
s.1 20 ,p4r. |I-' June
johnson rui Nj l-'vrn engaged IN 'h'
I.,urerfng bu- aa-- Npns back IA tho
drr- - 'h" gold ri-u nj shipped Iaunrh
from Ta,omI 10 do 'ha wpr The bus ns--
I'D not pay aud m" l.nn"h ~. hea'hed
,fier wing IN me b~l.l for 1 wear Johnson
'opk or 3D." eng n"- md placed them 100
Two o'her h0o'- In me 'purss ~ time no
traded ona 81 'nH boats for a supposedly
wor' hl~-- claim ms latin l. nos rho
Copper Sulrh 40 . which has ALREADY
urodu"ed 8 .jnu.opn and -hos- no signs Of
topping
when h. m NJ turned ogi - ~ \ bonanza
VI. Inr,r- -u-d f"r half in'or"~' On the
strength - Do. oli fn'"rsS' IN 'r~ lp"n.h
sent from Tacoma
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UIPEIESS nv DISHPtN.
Messages RrrrI,rh Also Bron Z ubFrIIa
RNb. aud Z IoIhesIInrs

In hz Philadelphia lpw" = u Cham
her a wireless enthusiast las been
d..rnon-t rating the pu-- bi'rties - aerial
communication The popular idea that
to couvcr-" bv wireless entails large
preliminary cNp"nditur" f,r au outfit
- a mistake"
This man receives message from his
wife through the ribs Of IN umbrella.
through = common dishp@n, and accord
ing - Popular M'ch0uics by means II
-lch ordinary Inat"ris. - wire CLOTHES
I'm"
n. ro-srhilt,"s n using this form
81 wireless communication that suggest
: themselves are unlimited For Instance.
u viii b. easy for boys Who are camping
10 bc N touch with thor homes hv merely
stretching wires between two trees, the
wires beng a few yards 81 olothc-lIne.
WI. "a can be- purchased by th" reel for
- cent. ~ any hardware store
Atm wa-hboWl can bc found 80 any
camp or summer cottage. and this pro-
vIdes = perfectly sat -faC1ory means VI
catching the wireless words that Cayort
around the atmosphere.
II the campers have boon 30 for
getful a. 20 omit n I'm waShb"wl from
/
substitutes within easy reach Chambers
proved this 10y upendng n COT that had
A wire support for the mattress and With
this a. receiving implement the ticking
started at once messages that Wer"
being sen, 10 the Philadelphia Navy Yard
n~,og Tleinly heard through the rec"iverS
clampsd ~ IA" "hr-.
az cHui'e o. = rot fp~EIhi~ 10 se-'d
me cages Nv m o. o 81 'h.'e sinIl. 80
, go T.e / ,',.i'i 4 The = cutNe ~
ms tnue; - %. " a - In" IerapI,
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~ iar ir.tr' 4 aRiee With him who h.
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IN. receiver - a. inn ro'is~ ! r"'ial
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rot 10 se'd ~ y. car h. carrie .. a suit
case II cost him atpoU SIS 10 max" D.
The other light he was in the suburbs
on hu-irass ard trie ! for lot & time
to rick him ur All the wireless, 81 eTators
around Who hapI - 81 Ia 10 az leisure
i,irei me ~ the hurt ard the air wAr,
warm with such mssHa ges a. 'rham-
hers. Your wife warts YOU. Ihami ere,
you're going TO get - vheT you gri homo
Hello Chambers. hotfoot " - smith
street ard 80 or.
/ Ieayr 81 whom he came home that no
hai caught moot ~ the message. ard
the follow IT. right he amurel himself
callirg W the wireless stations ari
iollyirg Tho operators who had Ice"
kird CROUCH to Join ir the wireless hunt
or him
Ii - this rovel feature ~ the Vire-
less og eratirR that makes II 49, charm
irR All unknown TO the c'tizers there
g. gov or " The air abn,e them n con
start exchange of i'eag by wireless
operators Who have ever seen each
OthaT
NV husband ard I ct Dr. our wireless
room lr the ev@riEg and talk 10y the
hour TO the boys Who have rigEei up
stations. Il v surprising how many there
are who are striving TO become pro-
aciert In the Morse code
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TETTERS 10 THE MATOR.
ssms sf the Peculiar Requests They
ttFsaEhs 80 mlm.

Mayor Gayuas'= mail ssesag>i ahaaa
! ~ letters day says an Ouilook article.
referring ~ the time preceding the az.
tempted a-sa-ainA ton Tile-e we're
opsnssI nv Secretary Adamson before the
Mayor reached his once az IN In the
morning
The Mayor doss n great deal % busins-.
nv mail and he has reduced the handling
- IL To system Letters on arriving are
sorted INTO three lots, those requiring I'M
me,liat. attention. those % less immediate
Importance. and personal letters Pre-
quently the secretary makes memo.
rlnd,Hn synopsis % letter and attaches
It 70 the original. enabling the Mayor O.
get through his mail in a shorter time
Ne letter which comes Co Mr. Gaynor
ofiCe goes unanswered. They do not come
alone from the city, many are from oUt
81 town Some persons outside % the
city apparently think that the Mayor
nffice has a NepaTtment for the collection
Il overdue accounts A woman from
upstate wrote that she had remittsl 81
10 - New York dry goods firm for the
purchase % certain goods. She had never
recalvt-i the goods nor had the money
been returned
The letter was forwarded 90 the drv
goods firm. which sent an answer thank.
lnR the MayoT for calling attention to the
oversight and stating that the matter had
been adjusted with the woman
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the Mayor that New York self-stylei
physician had obtained money for a
useless quack cure from her nephew. Who
was seriously III
-Iwant you 90 60 up and see the doctor
she concluded
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doctor but wrote him a note. and
shortly afterward he TeceiVed a grateful
letter from the NirRinisn woman thanking
him for helping her nephew recover the
money
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-11-02
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-11-02

magat cst. This Is most peculiar
stone ami has not been observed In
any other locality of Texas or else
where Ii is stone difficult 10 de
GctlbG for Fl chan ses its appearance
WIFI thc manner in which the light
tatls upon II and with the intensity
o. the light Its general color is
rich, deep grayish-black shot
through with scales and filameutg OF
silver which reflect and retract the
light in thousand different ways.
OF course it does not contain silver,
but IL has a silvery sheen against
aray-hlGek background. This Is
its appearance when cut and polish
ed at right angles 20 the fibrons
structure that characterizes IL.
When ii Is cut transverse tacross
the grainl il has totally different
appearance and closely resembles the
markings on the skin OF a rattle
snake, very curious. striking and
beautiful.
For patchwork In handsome In
teriors either one of these stones
would be In demand. as neither could
be duplicated elsewhere.
The locality from which these
southeast of the town Of San Saba.
The lack OF railroad facilities has
prevented their development until
now hat the building Of the branch
Of the Gulf. Colorado & Santa r.
~ from I,ometa to Brady. via San
Saba, viii. bring the deposit within
easy reach.
IN the same vicinity there are
marbles of handsome color and gool
texture. varying from light red TO
pink variegated and from cream to
faint dove-color.
There is also excellent limestone
for hitulithic and paving and road
building This same Limestone
makes n fine quality OF white lime
and with II is associated Il large de
post of paving brick clay.
There Is much timber in the
region for fuel and tho San Saba
river affords q never failing supply
OF good water
The proximity of these stones and
clays to the centers OF population In
Texas. the increasing demand for