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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-26
Snow in the Mountains.

Last night fully one foot of snow
fell on the Cascades. 1t was rain
ing west of the mountains and the
rivers are rising rapidly. Yesterday
quite little snow fell on the Big
Bend plateau.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-26
Sold Four Acreage Tracts.

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Realty
company has closed contracts on four
of the Valley View fruit farms across
the Columbia. These are in 5-acre
tracts and Seattle parties are the
purchasers. This land is on the mar
ket for 5000 per acre.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-26
Died.

The Wenatchee Undertaking par
lors report the death, on January Is,
of Byron B.. infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mahlon C. Clement. Of South
Mission street. The funeral is to be
tomorrow, January 81. at 10 a.. M.
at the Church of Christ, south of the
city. Interment at Wenatchee GENE
terry.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-26
Traded BOlenbaugh Lots.

Raymond Redhead today, through
the Lemon & Crollard agency, trad
ed four lots in Bolenbaugh addition
to Frank Hunt of Malaga, for the
latter's 10-acre tract of raw land.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-04
Cleveland. .: New 1sFh. ..
PhIladsIPSIs. =: Ghacass.
~ ~. Loals nain.


'tsNtt'Np. NV ToEE - ~.
ttgVltAND. Aux Quinn spoiled .
pretty game IN which h. had driven In the
only runs scored up To tho eighth. when
%" luu>sn-,i Ia the eighth to such an extent
THAI 'l-N eland pil~d up four runs The
Nap raliv Na- startling. coming a. II did
alter a hT'llipn' tAiti- b"t Neen Quinn Ana
faih"nb-Tg. IA Nhsh the highland fiing-F
had distinguished himself by sinElins tWks
when Gardner had i'--n asl Nan'rsl by Au--
tins ~a'riil,-- -nnuxh q" ~.oT- ga the
pitcher satellites
Niles had b--u I,ut down "a the eighth
when Birmingham sac, -,-,Ird IN healing
out slow one tuNaTd third Es-terly.
batting for Rath. singled b-tSs-a Aust IN
and might Mct'uir- sent up FalkenberE.
Who had famed twice. instead OF the ex-
sion, for the Lengthy One eSiracted two = Id
Pitche- from Quinn, one scoring birmtng-
ham, aud hen Nalkest himself. Turner
promptly doubled to left, scortng hall,
Nho vas running tor fasterly, and stoyah
sent across IN. other Two Nth q singing
SInEle past Quinn Gfaney for'ed stoNsn
and perl-hed pllf-rinx. to end the rally.
The Nankr had been treated shabbily
nv falksnberK after h- had settle Ia the
uT-t Ia that round Daniels had singled.
iemphill had walked and knight had sacri-
heed before Falkenb~Tx Valnsd Then he
tO--s~i OUT Irre and famed Chase In the
second Gardner singled. Austin sacrificed
and Quinn singled. drawing In Gardner
two. thr~" order TIL the sew snth. when
Gardner walked aud Austin aud quinn
repeated then sacrifice aud single pro
grammr. scoring Gstdusr for the nnal run
he walked h-mphill "a the eighth The
-gOTp
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I'OIO.
Two Games for the Rhode Island Cups At
Point Judith.

NAHHAGNNsErT pIER. v l. Aug : The
Point Judith Country club tournament was
continued TO-DAY with the first round for
the Rhode lsland cups before q large mum her
ri -ociety people who motorcd 10 the field
Hryn Mavr and city Troop uere rival
teams IN the first event and IN the second
match New Maven second crossed mnlle' :
with Coopers'oWH Ci'v Troop won IN.
first event by She score Of "a goals 70 o..
The ~econd match wac won nv CooperS'ou n
by rrors "f ic' TO To-. The former team
overcaIne handicap 81 o goal. and CAV.
event was a practice game between Rocka
way and Point judith Two periods we're
The positions handicaps and summary
=, rlrst Cane BrSn Ms~r !. \ brown. g. :.
tiN Troop !. 7 : tonNersr. T. "a Collin
}. /" Roscnrat'cn. :. back. {. Wheeler. :
BFyn Ns~r Goals. 10. los, by foul Total
o.. ~ Troop Geals ~ hsndicap. ! Famed.
second Damc CoopsTstown IL 5. REVIVAL -.
: r,n s c,sa, r . q stevenson. back
New Haven ID T. ) { Ra,hbon-. . - 70
McIs.5. j. 3 e Humssy. !. back v /
ooopcr.,oWn Goals. IL. lost BY foul. @, Total
earned, - lost 10y fouls ana >Afctics. a, Iotai
irtere- " u Holmes
The Earl 81 R"cks.vage arrived on the
pCehni' yesterday and will e. To Nafr1xsr-
seit Tier for the matches IN which M. "a
- heduled To- play on tho RaI rlnEh team
Iher" N"Te tv~ive polo ponies on ~,
steamer aud eighteen Others Tor IN. ,.,,,,
are already 81 the Point Judith Iotintfy
Tub " and Grsnfril. Lord HnvhIrghn
ana me harl ~ GT"syenor are exu~c'cT To-
arriye IN THIS CITY 70 morrow Ro,.saVHcr
hoNhursh" and the two Grcnl~iis vrr,.
named - tho Old Etonian team M the cL,I
l"ny" Tor tho international ,fp ma, 49,,
wihJrawn last month ON a''uun' of ,
', I injured arm II - possible that
tests s'ill ~ ~
The nr-l gam" - he'd. .ed for th. R.ur
lash team u against Meadow Utunk In the
oi~n Point Judith 'up event n"Nt v,r
day kan"laRh has named 4 4 Gui n
''ren'"ll aud the Farl ~ Rock savage on.
Ilh'" h~inE blank should al nrrtt. -,
morrow there will 10 two ai least ayst',Lia
10 c0Inpl"ie the 'eam Ranelagh ia all
entered for the open chanipionship Will
i"SinS Augus' ~. whom IN" yis,tnTs are a.
h~Rln ~" games agEirs' RopknwHy an
Iries ior ~" Nesprrt tournament Of Angus,
y avn succeeding days Clu-s n~It friday
ana afhough usually confined ~ club. tha,
are members n the Polo Nssn,ia'ion ~ ~
expected that the Ran.lagh team Win he
asked to play e
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Icnnl. AZ snrIns Lake.

Srrr>r Las. y Nug = In the lawn
tennis Tournament on The tasno courts
- -day p".u Nsthny. 'hs Princeton 'rsrk
was the star he summaries
Men. SINGLE MOO gnrr'r. defeated Young
T. GIhrs C~frar~d Norr'n. 4 q
Tos nsrni d~'rAf'i Roe O.. AdsTs
dsfsAtSd ,nhru. A.. d. Nath~v defeated
HsTrun 4 o.
Men. posrlr, Noar'srt and NcClAye Do
fsstrt Bridget snf lNi~s . a. q Nathey
and ',ih',, rs'~r 49, tolga'r Fnd Hodge.
. HauIT H0i MAINS f~'sa'rf IS '. Gihhs
and tUisF q =
N,ef Noubies R~~f IN. Miss Hunr- ~
tested Hoi~s sTf Niles BsiivHr. - -. N
t,fRN. art Me. .. I.|HI.- fsfrHFrI <'ork ton and
Miss H~ien EorhH0g Furr-u ana Mr.
SAliooA, d"f'-'"i -'Fr.".- 'ui Ne Hot's.
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p,., for sIa, 'our, rite

0N,u'. N~' Aug " " Hall ~ New
Work Va the attraction ~ IN" national
,lav 'out, 'arni- tournament - dav ana
'ur the. hour. ." tr'flri With Holland
Hparr ~ ~ tout. He'll Analiv won p .
a. y. - % lo. morrow j." vii play m 'hs
-eUi- fnsIs aCaiU-f " = Ht,es - chicago
several time v inner Of THE ma Mest cham
p'"n-hiu ' g. 'nier-uu 81 brooklvn ws-
80 'oat-d tp.da. D., NoiI,iIIs Long ot san
fran"t-.p TO-" lore. ere %, 49,
~" -,uti ru.lz F'Il h.. rlEved 10
~ cen Van uf 80 Nur-. Haye- o' 'hicayo
Ions OF san iran.t-.u ant pTum1rond
lUusa pf - .rHIl
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MTERNATIONtL CHESS.
Many surprisrs IN Fourteenih Rolnd ~
TouFna mcni II HamhnrE/

WTF0FTT z HTIF TIFFTITfN 7" Nv wv
HaNBUR0. Aug , The fourteenth round
of the Internal ionaI chess iourna mont
which was played according 20 tho appended
schedule In this city to-day. brought the
greatest surprises az yet recorded IN this
tourney. To begin with n. Y0rLshire-
man Yates scored win in nns stv!S against
the German champion, DIR TarrAsch Neyf
tryman. the youthful Russisn expert Mem
zoxitsch DuTas ana Schlechtsr adjourned
their game In hopeless position Tor
the game when play Ntll have to hN re-
sunned on Saturday. Marshall, tho Ana,tcsn
player. west down before TetChmann IL
Was furthermore a surprise 20 So" lar
hard bsaten by tho Dutch player SpNtisr
and koehnisin's victory over DIs-C mott.
mirski came also ~ = great up@0t in the
calculattons of the knowing ones While
Forsacz beat Alskhine Tartakouer anJ
John drew their game
The record to date.
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T0'As - - 10 To'As - = '1 {.
.rs"c' or NrvIrnn m ~ ninth nnng
'IA'irt Tor ~sEg~ n ne uinth inning
.ltsu'l fo~ -rr, N ne Sr,rntn inning
Cincinnati y ~ n q Z
BOSTON y ~
Uuns g. 1r,nra'. lsNcher Hohufse' Nf~heu
NrN Ten ttpstnu collins. HerAog trAhar
~Frar ~VrsrsN Three haSr hit Nrt ran Ssr
p. - tfrrrng NarrtNss hlf y NUsr stolen
NA.s. '"T.pg 'plun> Nhsrpe lto Ihlc pfAy
Nhha'r~hO. Nrssn and sharpe 80 on hases-
lt0stnn z nctnna'f iIrst base IN bal. ~
SIErs 90 IrurL {, ~ hv pircher ~ SurEs
UefrNr ~fTfTra u.'. n, Suggs hV Trorl
I r~ % - N ,h'e' Ngisr Pled uu IHre-Emsfe
Irr.r ( nor Ant = minutes
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N~w Work. state League
~ uTtEEssaENS

HlnghAmtou y n n % a =!
Wikesharrr o ~ q "a
BATTERIES pNss and Fis~fef MA'tErus and
Huegsr Impirs. ~ Tool~ ant Buckley
~ a'SaSN
Albsny y o o q %
Pa'reries-Wllt.e snd Eponn an Nsviin and
Z hrrk Umpire 'H1rr
scr SroN
T'uIa y n n % %,
scranton y y = y = i0 /
IA i'Hrr, schmidt ard = n Nstli Trrns
S~hu''' and Ncponorgh rrr'res Moran and
hnsrIBnt
~ rpor pIFar D,ag
=. 'isa n . O. >
Troy ~ q n n q . 10 ,
ta0~ri's neardon ,nd Burns Asrl-, ava Nee
EaT
sgruNp IaNE
7 fr7 n n n n ~ > ;
Troy 1 is,s n
h-uerie. MIRIAM. R-Ardou. Johnson, thinner
man and y .r~s Randolph and ParTrtt Umpire
prBWr
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tHERITlN LE t0t o..
. I~' siaaa. asny IN Eishts sss s,sp ths
Htlghlaaaprs.

The HEhlsnsisra s~rs stopped Yesterday
IN 'h-'f raptd career They we're leading
40 tn tho eighth. but the Ci-vslands cane
along and rat four runs over on thew and
-as, far same fA= s;kss:ir= .nrse@=a
their Lad ~ flooring the whRe soI Ths
rs-utfa
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TOlaIs N y = Is ,
'nai'ei TO Moren la the ninth lnninE
PtushuTg - ~ q ~ 4
Philadelphia q - - 1
Runs ritt>buIg Byrnr. Issch. t,b>ou. Iri
red Philadelphia Magcr first ba-s error
pttshltg. irff on hasrs PHILADELPHIA.
Pttsburg Ftr-t hase on ball, On lsineld ,.
on MoTeu, StruCk out IS l.rin~id. 4 b.
Norrn tome run Mage Two basr ht>
Nagre. Doolan sacrifice hits Leach /. is rnr
stolen base hyrnr. Dogtlr plAN hrkrchnir
Agnef and y Nnn Hit ~ pltrhrr ~ I~tn-ld
hoolan. bN NORM Wagner hak Morru
= mutfr IN chief q bay fleid umpire brennan
Time q hour Hnd A. minutes
aEr0~p uaNK
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At Holyoss HoiyuEe - N.1r U.r~n7
~ Sprirgreld ~Iriugred I Hruigep1-'. n
~ WATERBURY New Hritaiu. Z Wnf~rhury
~ Nprthg rpt0u Northampton Hartford. 1.
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'ug' FH'lNte phiA Rake' chicago Par
~ Tao has, Ntts Rake Parent SscYtrr~
BIZ Tann~hu St-ck out nv Bender nv
Young. rirs' ~ ~ On halls ~ Render OF
b~ndef hA'rv Ahd Davis Tannehii French
and collins rirn Tr~n-h and Collins Left
on has-e PtlafelphiA. CHICAGO. hit ny
ritcher Hy Ieade- Mclean BY Nonag Davis
Wild pitch hoIng nplre In chies-Pertne
ufFs.
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Gam-s Scheduled for To-day

NsTfohsi fsaGtT
'hrsso IN New Work II or,. IN BTooLiyr.
Pr ,huFg IN philsdrtptis ,irrtnns'i IN EoS t1r
ANEpI,,N ItsoJT
N-w YORK IN 'irr Sisnd IsnSton In De'rnf'.
Ptita'isiphts IN 'hicsgo Va .hingtOn IN Vt Lou.
HssTyFs Lps1I'T
Ho~he.tsT IN NSsark TOrort 20 IN Jersey CttN
~ TAio IN Baltimore MontreAl IN Prov IdrnCe
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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
HORSE wv HUL HiIE HICH
RtTING WTSIDg OT NFB IORk.


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-, -.
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-
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tta'h~ ~ l"Hi-'t Tile. aiouia ami ~ NtnStnn
Will provide pl'nt, 81 sport
The ruFtailmrn' of IN. Iast.rn ~sa.on
pr,b.hl,. ,,..,.. -, 80. -. t,,,..r ,,..,,,.,-
N
M-yEo. has planned a meeting of ioo da,.
beginning early IN \o,.ml.r and o.kIard
- -, -, -. 80 80. -,
Wv ~ -"'" vs. NV
Nb''' WV ''s'h 'h"'" on N"Nruhrf w. '"
ran probably unitl Nptil 0 Jauk -oHVili-
too ~ 40 have "A long session uusuins alottt
m. r,,,.IT., -, >..,.,..,.... - .'...''t'
""' 'N''"'"N
, >"n'r ,'n,r ~ M"I,h jamestown
Va - "NI'"'.trd 10 on m 'h- time between
the los, at pinii,o and tn. opening oI
m. anti, ..,,,,,,,.,,- .I,,...,,t. "a. :,
~ '''H" w" W"
know hl- plans When the lamestoNn
spring meeting closed A los. VA. recorded
but ~ ,,.. .,td =, -t. nm. ~ .n,,ha,
W." '"'' ""''"''
49, "'''' u" '''' '""'' N"''h""t -.
, los..d aft-f tins month D. AN b, seen that
tb.rs N h.. -, IN. -, r.. 49,,
w !" Us " NV"
"i's"' '''' nv I"'"''"'" '"u"r'N a" over
The "ountrr viii ihrtv" ~ u-rai ~ y :
pNy.r put ir YESTERDAY
Ih'> ant f"' "'Is' legislation has helped
n" I'""i""H- '-.""H "l -Hppi"--hs ihrm
n" tracks have '"-' hundreds "f patrons
battiny Wpl. a. h. TO, ,n,r,s.,,,l., 81,
Maser cash or -" ord transact ions inside
nt ne lrh'As PERSONS nav" been able 20
i~' lh"li h"id- ON ~ IN" looms " stands
70 reason .hAi man ii-i-rs 10 save he
nfr" "I hhWl>,hh 10 id."'tacN Nh"r-
" j. hs'd q" make q n"' % ne cSS enter .
room int h"'hhS anu Nhg"F a. mu'h a.
'; =, ri, 80 ~ r2oIn- -
nlUl'ut matter Zee a't~" oi lH'k "i ~ id"ur".
Nhi- ra'eira'k- haN" ''-h mad" = marx
iof me "ht"f' rH"h' "' ~" Law IN" NsS
Tors tracks NO ears HTo we're ahl" 10
spend money ~ A'"Iihg back "a" tnioriuH-
ION rom No rooms ana 'h"r"hN r'dnC"i
omsd" -i'- iia'inh ?" . minimum, but
hhh~t pr'--"h' ''i NV IONS '"-'i ng hh~ Nr ON"
not" Nsi~-pi"ah man ever bFlot" even
hough N" ira ~ ih thl- Nta'" must close
'helt gAt"- " long - ih"f" = racing
any Nh-f" ~" rooms IAN 81" business Va
iat .. IAN -'~ IN" lev laws ahon' T." - .
INTO rh"'i Nill do NOR" harm nan good
saratoga ine'iInS MI D." increased 20 /
Nsht -four haN- anu = nrii- ~ 'i" b
ru'utNN WI - run ~ N" NIA On Angus. -
was ready - extend - meeting an sep
'"Wi"f 49, I = san. N'' NH~ ''miell@d -
i"ld io 10" pole "i q majority ~ thg trace
~ nsr- 10 "nd no l"' 81 'Hn'ptisn on NugI~
~ " ~"''rHi- '' I" a. '"l''-i ~ Ia'' thai F.
~he~p-h"td NAV. 'raN"-"lI ami hrtkh'"n .
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N-~ InEiand Iragus

AtIrvrrure proSi Ton. f4Vr-nce ,
~ FAA WNer Lynn. = al mter. l.
- lowell First game Worcester Z. iovsli.
s;esonf game Nprr~ster o. lowell.
~ Nsw Rsifsr' Tir,' game Hav-rhiIi.
Sew H~ffoTI. second game NNVrrhiu
New Nsdfnrf
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~ Topeka- OWE na Topeka.
~ Mirhi'A Wirhits. :. nes Moin~, Z
AtSt Ju-srH iuroln. a.. 60 Joseph. r
A. b-ny-r FIs-t game Denver . Stou1 CIV
So ond garls ~tppS tttS. Z peufer -
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southern I.raEue


A. Atlantis Atlanta. Chattanooga. T.
A. Birmingham Birmingham. = Mont
gornefy
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ID, mr. ,RrHD.LE.s ". & ~.
G-ers Dri,~s Black Mare 10 victory In
straight Heats.

pTTrCt-. Mich Aug The ~0re-,ef
happenei m tho Merchants and Msnufac-
turer- thi. afternoon a. tho STATE fair
grounds and for tho third time m a. many
ve"k~ he l''ls black marc Dudie Arch
la" won $40 on stake In moro ways
than one n ~a- q Disappointing rare. a.
with rho exception ~ tho v inner and ATio
isyburn. VINO trotte1 an excellent race
IA" others performet m manner which
made them look like anything but material
for the troiting classic 81 tho country
But no fault can he found vith The lntls
mare driven 10 victory bv Pop Geers
NJ the 'irns 'ro' she never made
false move. but like q veil oiled pisoe Of
machinery raced 20 no front and never
~ any time gave her friends an inStAnt's
WORRY
Nf'er dropping The first heat 81 The 20
tro' 10 sable Maid, Joan took tho next
Tire" easily The ava pace Was won by
May bay Aner winning the frat heat
N easy fashion she finished ninth in the
-~.ond Thi- was her only bad time and
the ueSf Two heats proved etsy one-
no summaries
"a class troiuny the " a NJ SAse SIoccp
Dude NrcndAie bik m by Archdae
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Ats, Paul Indianapolis. Z. 81 Paul. \
A. Kansas city Kansas CITY. :. Toi~fo.
A. Minnea pons Louisville. 4 Ninnea potts 2
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AtNlekshgrg- NagOp rItv. -. VicksbtrK
" HAWe>h'rx Gr~Nnwoo {. HGtues6urg (.
Ten innings. called % catch = TAIN
~ Meridian Fir-t gane JACK .on. :. Meridian
Second game Iarkson, s. Mcclellan
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Runs New Nork Gardner, cleveland
Turner Birmingham. Ran. Fskenbers TNobsss
hits lAloir. cree. Turner sacrifice hits knight
Ausun lirst base on balls on Quinn. 1: OF
fakenhcrr. .lrst base on error Cleveland
L~ft on bases NrN NorE S Cleveland, =
struck ou' ~ Quinn. by Falk~nbrrg. q WId
pi'rh~- Quinn npire In chief-Kerin Field
unpiT- Connolly Iin- holV aud n minutes
PHII,DELPHiN OIL, o.. (: CHICAGO II. /
ca, 700. Nus with two men out and
man on second base aud tbe score tied In the
ninth inning Mroan The new rHht netder Of the
nascr 20 score th- Sinniag ran for Philai-IphiS
Tho srorr
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New No'. n y o .
auD: .cs,cs.s schultz; -, ,r,a.r rar.'
s:Nsw yorL a Firs' bAs~ on t,lls 90 Pne.,. >
me- s.,- NJ, ,fcn.r TO s... NJ,
Sserlnce his HOFFMAN Tinker. Wits scr
~rk.r ,,5 cp.nc. Ti1g., 80. ' .ra ,,5I.
i'wp,r- w Snlef Eie-' i.-li 'rrp'r~ kan~
Tive hour sud ~ minute
BHnnNLfN. :. ~ L",r, = 49,
Ths BrooLlyns pu' the 'ardinAls . -Av
again ys-'srday. put them away In loo-~
and far~i~al sort n game The BrooElvn-
played ven enough. except for the 'renu-
Ions debut wade bv their nav pi'r her
Crahble oh" V1s vIId and nervous and for
sAIetv'- sake va- hauled nut for more
auapicious tive The comedy was FUR
nished nv the Cardinals AMI 'en'rei IN 'hs
rnoVts ~ their pi' hers 80 pitch Im'h
wa Wild AMI had n short 'arser RsrkrnAn
was hit freely and wa not Tong = survivor
and 4 n'tion ~ an inning vas ~ long ~
u was deemed Vi-e 80 lai I-yer preside
HAyilg seen three 81 hiz pt'r hsr- go 70 the
~ heap Rr"snahan h'm-"lf vent q" the
mound
Roger uas a pitcher "r,. ami showed
that he hadn', forgotten all h" knew lie
wan 80 bard 10 hi. IIi b.. ~ iet-r h,d
Ontr"l Two ~ hi- WInion- vhu duiu'f
hAv" 'ontrni were HugEin- and kou"f hy
fheS dfn' hay" control over Their tenn
balls and strike and v"r" hrun'".i Co.,
lAson In a gay 'hrv w"r" lucky. TO- fh~v
1tdn ' nave 80 -as AuE moro ~ the game
= long drawn 0u' AfHlr made more - los
hal's due 20 rafn
bunch ~ pas.r~ Tor. 81 a run m for
the Brook lvnH IU 40 fV@' inning pttf 'hs
Ca-dinA.s took nc l~ai IN Tho -. md inning
ScoIing NHe On N" -Afe bi' 4 ffuR hunt
ylId WIRING NJ tr1hp'~ 1rtd m N-' Tke
llrooklynz tisi tLs -.nr" iu IN. fourth
Dalton singled tppk - ouf IN a Mild Mitch
and Lmich vAS dismissed aunox ~ s.stsd
BA~kmAn With afwo hags@r -rorfng Dalton .
The Hrooklyns ciinU he'd me game In the
nth Burch hit safely AMI ~rh ,hre.
Geyer DAnbert sGcrih,si B,ITch took .
third on BresnAhAn'@ tumble on Wfsst
and Hummsl walked Here Bresnahan
boz. Daloon's earrfhre ~ s~oTed Rur@h
and wheat came in wnen IenroS mote
Roger 'or Two na7F"- Hi't h' s anlAn
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- columbus Columbus. e. SANannah n
A. Augusta IaCk son vile. AHcIrfA.
A. Coiurrnia rolrrnhia. .. Maor1. .iysive
lvntngg Il. rknszsf.
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pittsburg )
Philadelphia - ~ ~ u
Runs Pt'>hlrg Wagner /. Wilson. Gibson. B..
Philadelphia Giant MaEe- Walsh First
hsSe errors piusburg Philadelphia.
Left on bass Pit>burg :. philadelphia
Tlrs' has on balls or Ewing struck out
rs CArni'g bN Ewing Home run Walsh
Three base nit MAgre. Gibson Two baSe hits
Wilson. Ryrlr Mage Ludcrus >acrinrr hits
lknn. tam1i'r stolen bass RyrT~. Leach
Ht b. pitcher n, phillpr- Mage Wild
1iich CamTty npirs IN chief Brennan. Weld
rnlre b.baN Time hour ami ~ minute
No-roN y -. CrNCtNN,Tt. i-TtRsr O.NI
NosroN AUG Tho uovrs took revenge on
enc. nnst tu ga b. vim No two "a me- from The
70 raitug ralN = ter tfnsrna' hau =
lssl gave lnsf0n 10 'Ts' r~f.u MIC no love,
col no mn on ~" visitor, In 'ne second game
: ~" .roFS,
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NIrGInla I.eaGne.

A. knoINtllr -KnoINtlls. = Gadsdsn
A. Rome Rome. 5 Ashevfle 4
A. Morris 'ovn-N orTtstoWn . johnson city
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A. Norfolk -Roanoke 2 NorfoIk q
- pAn'flle-nan,fie q PetersbuFr
~ Lynchburg -Rlchmond LynchburR, :
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Baseball. Pole GTsands. To-day az. n
giants IS. Chicago. Adm sOx Ar
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'Hstt-,i ''r kous',hy Iu ths ninth gs'1g
S n, ,aS,, ssGs % %
Iuu. ~ tout, bon~'chy. rvsn, Hrvsna
han HroakNu RurcH. 3 heat ualton Tlrsi
hasr on errors UruskIlu. 4. trf' on hasss ~
Outs % UruuAiyn. ~ iirst hase On bal. 80
imirh. b 90 nArs man. 90 Gelrr 90 Hrezns
nan 80 Irahblr . OF ~Tanian. : SfTurL ont
NN fmirh =. ~ trNbbl~. bN ~sanan. : Two
ha>T hit NosrrN. iEunoN. Narrthrr hlts
Farmer. bauhsri Wrfgrn Sarriurr nITs
/arhrr liaItnn stolen basr-. rrh. uaahsTI.
Humnri uoHblc uiaN~ karhsr ald kon~,chy
Har.m Utr,nahan snd Mos rev Bfg>uahna.
rhsips ant konrtrhy smith. Humnri And
lambert VIA pitrh~, mitch tTsbbs Ia
~ pitcher - Crahhlr ,INAnS. = bN ~rauian
ttransI hits 90 SmiTh. IN three aust on~
fhiri inninxs OF hAckmsu, la Ou~ Iuuiug OF
= ever. none In one third inning 81 htr~uahan.
IN thrrc ani tao third innings ~ trabbls.
. Ia I'VE snd one 'hirt inning, al ~saAan. >
81 iNo hnd tNo thirt luuIng~ u sire la thirf
fH,ou cid umpire IOhasiour Time hour>
uuu . minutes
~ rsHr ~ Phi ,uELPaIN - -. . FIr-I
PptLNnE FHIA Nug plt>hurg hfoar the
Ihihir> Winning StIrAk bN winning double
hrader 10 daN Mor-n outpitched trinrld Ia
the nrst but lost the game oStng 10 Nid throNs
~ pooin and NAlsh, In lhr secoai contest
ifttshurG hit Ewing hard a. times Mage got
IA hits ont OF seven times az bat The Scores
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-BrooEi5n " So IsIis kdn Sr-isI.
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NOT A RUN IN THIS ONE
PFIESTER avn a. ~ SHI =
or THE GItNTS
New ysrNsVs Fan ns~k - ThRd Pia~~.
tire Ptrat~- Tahlng Two WEN the
Pafilles nrsskIyRs n~at 80 t.sul-,
and nostsns Dawn the ards TWlrr.

ne cub. ard rirsie. c'n.pirsi re-i~r-
day - knox the Giants out - .-...nnd pl,'s
The Cubs von Their sitth straight game
on the home grounds and made o. shut
out over IN I'htlad~lrhs Tho Frnt~- otii-
playsd The Ousksf- ~ bath halves 81 a
double Invader Nnptb~r double hsadsr
victim waS the 'inrinnntts sho dropped
tuo game - the 'ail~ri-T- he brook
;yu- MADE % three straight from 'h~ ardi-
nAla Who are headed tuT tho tai end he
Way they are gping The results
ChI-sGs. =: New Ssrk. %.
BreokISn. .; ~. LsuIs. =.
PRtsburg. Q: philadelphia. 0 FIrsi same.
Piiisbarg. .: Phnsd-IPhIa. . second
game.
Bs.isa. .: trMuxNRatL . FirS game.
uss,sn, .: Cincinnati. % second game.
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EASTERN IEsGI o..
~ ssirtMoHt

~ rsirtwoFt
Ruhs.o n n : n % =
Baltimore q q q az
batteries Tayio- Dark and Woods Russell
and nNr's
~ pH"yirHNcv
Montreal n n q "a : ~
Providence - ~ % - 81
Batteries Jones md Hs'dy Sln~ Wilson
and FiVgerAid
IsrsrN CITY Toronto hatn
Nspark Poshe.fsr Rain
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snd Rnrvh and . ~iif thr~s ~ Movr~v
nSuret n hro"klt ~ rtn va ths aiNth
no ore
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Totals ~ = - Totals N -
Chicago q D n ?
vev NoyA n - %
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FHII-ApEi.FHIs SECOND aANE
~ PHItApHIFuIA

Totals IS 10 = TotAs u 10 = % :
'Bst'"u for wing IN the ninth inning
Pittsbgrg - . ;
Philadelphia - - ~ ~ .