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way and perhaps uncons-lously they give
out hints OF great value TO others and gather
In much that adds TO the things they are
sure TO put in practice In their business.
People engaged in other business drop
their own affairs when they meet for
cial hour, but IL is not with the farmers;
their business Is the burden on their minds.
and the different phases and particulars per-
tnining 10 ii are sure to be talked over when
they meet. or course the general news and
some politics will come In for u share OF
consideration. but the farm and the various
matters In connection with it arise for gen
eral discussion.
The meetings Of the farmers organiza-
tions at regular intervals. usually called
farmers clubs, arc excellent opportunities TO
gather practical Information Formerly the
club consisted OF men only. but in later years
1t hns become the custom for both men and
women to attend and take part in the meet
ings
This newer form of farmers club gives
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-27
Keep All the Nitrogen

NITROGEN Is in many respects the most
" important OF all the plant-food cle-
mcnts It Is not found in large quantities in
rocky soils but it is in soils where decaying
matter Is buried The farmer should there
fore. plow his cornstalks or stubble and not
set 1T ltire and allow it ascend to open
world and float I'm the air. l have found that
the best corn grows whore a largo quantity
of weeds OF some other product has been
turned and allowed 20 decay. Glover is a
very good crop TO bring back the nitrogen
because there are small insects continually
eating and causing the roots 20 decay As
people migrated westward they found the
soil very rich and strong. and some believed
that it would never wear out. They found.
however. that the soil became weak with the
growing of large crops and are now con-
vlnced that soil VIII wear out in time
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an opportunity FOR development and Improve
mcnt in several ways. The meetings are
generally held once a month In some capa-
cous farmhouse or In hall. There Is first
the social hour In which one meets his ac-
quaintances and makes now ones; the dinner
hour which also adds To the social enjoy
mcnt. and then the programme is taken up
and carried out during the afternoon. The
papers, talks on set topics. all are designed
to be helpful, as they generally follow along
practical lines.
The question box often brings out sone
lively discussions. 7 have known OF men
going many miles TO attend club meeting
TO get query answered. Some one In the
meeting Is pretty likely to be able to impart
the desired Information. The farming com
munlty that is without good, I've farmers
club is lacking in one OF the best means OF
exchanging ideas In regard to farm opera
tions.
The grange. as a builder OF intelligence
in farming community. Is too well known
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100 pounds of meat put in eight pounds of
salt. two ounces OF saltpctcr two ounces OF
.saeratus and two quarts OF moasses. stir
frequently and bring to boil. Just before
1t comes TO tho boiling point skim off all
that rises. Pack tho meat In a barrel and
pour the liquid on hot and keep the meat
Weighted down in the brine Meat plclded
In this manner VIII keep until used, 1t Is
ready at home at all times
BY a ltue effort the meat needed on the
farm during the spring and summer can be
put down at home. and viii cost much less
than IL one relies on the butcher. Then the
convenience Of having it at homo when
needed is worth considering.
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Corn Best For SiIage

DROBABLY the best single crop for siluSc
l is corn. as probably 10 crop viii yield
the feed per acre that corn win. However, II
combined with cow peas or soy beans the
feeding value OF the silage IS greatly In
creased When corn Is fully tasseled 1t con-
tans less than onc-fourth the amount OF
dry matter as when ears arc fully glazed In
order to get the greatest feeding value and
in order that the silagc may keep well. corn
should not be cut until kernels arc well
glazed and hard If corn IS allowed TO be-
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como too ripe the sll9ge does not settle well
and the air Will not be sufficiently excluded
Ia prevent spelling Corn Is most easily ham
died by cutting with corn binder. Ii silsge
Is to keep well the leaves and heavier parts
must be thoroughly mixed and evenly dis
trlbutcd in the silo and well tampcd, ospc-
cially next to the wall. After nlling. the up
per few inches should be wet and the
whole surface tampcd every day FOR a week
to obtain thin. compact layer OF wcll-rotted
sil9ge which will exclude tho air The cost
OF filling tho silo win vary from 80 cents to
20 cents per ton, depending upon the man.
agomcnt OF the work
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fair feeding condition than rcd clover.
lie finds the side delivery rake especially
excellent for turning over the green OF wet
windrows to the sun and air with the least
loss Of leaves and cured thus. after being
wet. the natural color is better preserved.
That alfalfa hay has a higher feeding value
than almost any other, even when saved
under the most unfayorablc circumstances.
should be impressed upon the inexperienced
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Alfalfa Can Be Saved

A GROWER In southern Kansas who har
~ vests about 1000 tons of alfalfa per
year. says +. d. Coburn in his Book of
Alfalfa" and Is working with it nearly every
day from the second week In May until Nov.
10, insists that alfalfa, under the same condi
tions of rainfall. is much easier to save in
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A Well Designed Barn

m foo and twenty
tureI In the horse box stalls
am oneap 9
andu p the app
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New NOrk, =; ~. LOuls. ..
Detroit, 4; Washington. =.
nSsion. :: ChicuEN o.
cleveland. Q: Philadelphia. =.

INV roRE "a H.. 4 IT. Louis "A. L'.
ST LorIs. June : Pitcher Vaughn shut
out ~ Louis to-day The game was Tor
the benefit OF the many little ~ Louis
children being cared for a. the Oak Ridge
outing farm The Browns did not have
a chance az anv stage Of the game
GrigEA. Newman and Gilligan each made
costly errors. letting the ball slip through
their fingers. but had they helded fault
lezsly New York would have won. Pitcher
Vaughn vas the main reason for the Brown,
losing another game lie did everything
while performing ON the mound. Besid -
his good twirlRg. Vaughn punched out
a double which sent run home In the sixth
inning.
Patsy GHIigan. a r. ruit. did very we'll
until the NTH nninr. when the Highlanders
Jumped onto his -iants and his team mates
made costly breaks.
All The scoring was done IN three innings,
the Browns pitchers crawling out Of bad
holes az the close Of each. In the hfth
inning Vaughn flied 10 SchWeitzsr Hemp
hill walked Hemphili ont stealing. hilli-
fer 10 TrueSiale Nolter got an nheld
single ant stole esOnd. Chase singled
To left. WOlter scoring. Chase went 10
third when both Killiier and GilliEan al;
lowed Griggas return % roll TO the ErAh,l
stand lapOrte singled through h0rtkeU'
nase scoring. ,,
n the -,Ath Foster sin gled through Gil
livan Austin saCrihced. tiuligan 20 lrues'
dale Mitrheu grounded 10 Newman un'
assisted Vaughn, stan wearing hts ~ eater
doubled 70 centre. Poster s'Orthg.
IN the eighth Austin sin slsd 60 centre
Mitrhsil the only Yankee without a bit
singled sharply 10 LETT Vaughn hunted
! safely no the third base me Newman
! iumbled tvmphsil tap. NIstm scOtihk
! Woltrr forred Mitchell az the plate, wallace
to hIlhier chase forced vaughn ~ thf
/ plate Hartzeii 10 killiter lhuoIts popped
! 10 Mallare. n was q great Role hlliigan
/ ,TaWied Out Of
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GOLF.
WOmens Teams at Philadelphia q n"
nectIcut Hnndlcaps.

PHILABELPHIA. June 5Boston's fair
golfers to-day succeeded in wrestling tho
intercity honorp from the New York women
players on the Huntington Valley course NJ
Noble to-day by the score Of = to matches.
As In the match against the Philadelphiane
the Boston delegation was forced 10 fight
70 the last hole In order 10 obtain the vie
tory, and az may BE- imagined there vas
lots Of excitement over the outcome.
The result VI the COMES, hinged upon he
match played by Miss \. z. Duncan Of
boston and Mrs . 7 Hayes 81 New York
The play won't TO q holes before Miss
Duncan was able 10 hest her opponent
and 10 give a. her team mates tine much
coveted INTEGRITY championship.
Mrs Haye- was I ~ 20 To turn. hui
Miss duncan obtained tho lrad NJ th" ~ "f. %
hole only to lose h again az the t1irteenih
The fourteenth wuz halNed and each won
hos IN to the eighteenth The ntneteenth
ana twentieth we're halyed and then Mia
Duncan LAID Mrs Hayes = stimy on he Ne n
hole and then the match ended. N Mr.
lives had previously laid her opponent
three -timiss u did not seem very much
Ike hard luck Tor the New lork"r
The summaries
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gave he Brooklyns two more runs IN the
ueAi Wniug
t'pe loyle'z National League baptism Of
fre "1uir p ihr sixth inntnE ioe's hrsi
at We 10 pazs smith bergen sacrificed
and ius' los that lne heaved she hall over
uublttg'l', head smith -COrrd and herEen
vent to second karser hunted and tins
time Joe iuublcd huu'h hh safely, PAU
hnrt walked snd limumsl Sin slesi. fiNe
rFu- 100 ~ awe ~, the last nn q steal ~
Nhiru uauheTi rpashad The plate, While
liuu.Uel NuS bsur caught - -s.'pnd. Inc
Rrouklyus lrted tho sguerge In the seventh.
bui isun n didn't M I've hali and smith VAS
UHuvhi
Tn. s..Tn
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.asI,s-, Tor Morgan IN I've ninth inning
Philadelphia
CleN clatN o.
A.. ...-s-@ t'ieyelanh GrnmfF. 2. NWFss FrfrtnG
Esttrnburg rNo hase hit laws, udnuG'
7,rrnsr Three haae hits 1ranei Murphy
49, stt Norran stnleu nnsrs perrtna
,..., First haze on halls OF MorEan. T.
gti III ritrhsr ~ Morgan ila,ole firsa ease
an strnrs- cleveland. q Philadelphia' :. Zen
-, 80. Tteysland e. Philadelphia. 5 struck
-, m rsfkeubrTf S ~ Morgan noupe
oisr FslkrnherC turner and Stotah mp'rs
III rsief Fyans Held umpire ryan Tine
hYur and N Hilnutrs.
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.us led for Riacaburue In the thirteenth inning
'Fsn fof Hiark IN me ninth inning
Ho.ton q
INNS Ro.tor Hrafle, speaker wagner. Gard
rrf levi, Csrrirsu ticotic. chicago Whi'e,
Dourhsrty e. Mullen. Gandu. purtell. Two basr
800 sarrierr blts Hooprf. .. HACK. stolen
hasrs yeideT Wagner SpeahCf. llosgherp
G.,du Walsh Hlark. BRADLEY struck out
M, S-or, 4 ia WaIsh S. ~ Gcotts, = % NO0d,
Vt-.T $50 -, hsns ~ ttcotte. g OF scott, 2 on
"a ,,d . Uouhle mays purtEu Leider and y ~
i-r "a God ard nradici Hsckburle and iendN
,ttrh.r b., IA onf tRiark huTuc Nud pitches
ig~otte Wash ras-ad bail phNne mpire W
chief KERN Fieid umpire sheudan. llme
hours and IS nihutes
CLEVELAND q FarLaDEAFHiA "A t..
CLEVELAND. June The NeNelanas VOC
- ma for the Athletic 70 dsy. winning ~
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Horace Guild. the Harvard bali miller. rAs
rereived an az ard Of his varsity letter for three
years faithfui work on the trark Guild r. senior
and han a rul 81 chance 70 get me letter IN thc
Vale meet. uhgn h broke dONn.
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Total

itosion wins Mrs { Wheeler heat Miss
HYDE. ana a Miss Curtis beat Mrs. Pulhemus
= and 3 Miss Semue beat Mrs. Morgan. 4 and T.
Mis- RatChctdrr hrst Mrs. Patterson. Z ana
Miss Duncan beat Mr. Hayes I up ~ holes
Miss Morrill, beat M uuuahue and . Nfs
Convcrse beat Mr. Cunningham, up Mrs
HarroWs brat Mr. Rcudigs, Z W
Neu Work Win, Mlss Mis- heat Miss Osgoot
. ana a. NJ, frTcrts beat Ms Phippa ! un
M horsi Mrs SNiU heat Miss portrr . 10
Mr.. Rogrrs Dfat Miss NORWOOD and o. krs
smith beat Miss Duncan. Z and 3. Miss Wetmnrr
beat Mis- Alien and e. Mrs.. HOnhl0wer bea
Mis- Shrryr . and =
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~ tu.rsfN t.... Ma YuEk ~. &c.
I,mrtrr- and plavrrs had o s,rapry time
oi " ~ rnu Polio Grounds Yesterday, aud
srper liuiug % -pt'- and rrpwl- ne car
diuals ,u-rtt.,I drf.at in thu Giant b record.
Ihs s,tduluus vnuht NH- close from ilrs'
10 taa and tho lead suurg back aud forth
The CARDINAL mtd, The first run, N" Giants
pas ~ them before m" inning WAS over
the ta-dinal- ~ u, - th, from again m the
neNt inning fhr tIant, WrTr leading lu
inning later the nest round found IN"
gladiator, q ,tundon and in "a" neat the
cardinals drew oul ahead hF % nose and
stsyei rb,rr.
I'm. Gi.r'- had -pmr ~t-hlug fielding nm
tae lett -,dr OF the diamond lp contend with,
hlftlbg rrs tail 30 hnrd t- lhr other team
tnt not .- -ucy,.sfrIf. \. 20 that the
cardinals rtu into -pni" sharp u'ldlug
themsrl,,- ur,d, ~ aut llguS"r sprsug
fail-y nj frlds,,rut plays uu ,urrumrng
Efuuud hits ln most Oi the iuniug~ there
oerc turu ou ils'r- and nobody had chance
ireesr up Irs-pshau Wa- pat out oi the
-sine end ~ %" nrd lpr tl'kins on a de
rleQn iu o.. G.th ,uu'pg. and dot siOu by
As0fan m the uIWsh rr'N",l thr already fret
I'd mrrd ut me '',sut-.
n Ns-pr -uporl'y pies 81 game. aI-
tl,0irn With flashes OF fi.t hs.ding y
va AZ ~ auI ort contest. With iu and out
work by the ptl,hers In particular. one
Nho played Neii oil thetiuc was snodcraas.
Nc mad" $50 hits Ni- robbed ~ two more
oy good sr0p-. and stole three bases The
- lnui, ouiirld VS. cGiHicui Bugs Ray
mould blu--ru,d ln.th a. q pinch hitter
lls su .ttrd b. tire, of New York. runs
t1Ov u..h .rimg's- ~ opposing btt''r~
When they iailsi 10 90 ANYTHING were also
Tara 81 Rur'- share 10 a." enter ainmcnt
lm~h wa. pulled out ~ the hov after a hit
hnd been mp dc N HMM 'h" ninth inning
and Ni,'or Wilt had an uneasy pu7Ttcr OF
az l'ur b' fore hc hually hAnFrd the
GiAm.
rFs uiaHi ,.naircti OF tao Llt. van q 1e-o
10 Or. Gr-t ruug Zoo long % chance uu
Inv istsD- rHlued .uuTiug prospect NuOd-
afTa-- 10 gIsd. Bowie sIfp>' fieu'hHut vHs
tnfs.tIbus I#l- -aIirHl oUe Iu Uake-. and
Murra, -iugiDd 20 right t,au- made q
tnb ~ Ir HHU Juu Wf,-sd 10. which 20 we
.Iurras .ar thruvu put hy t,an- trying
20 gpurup'IHt. second seymour finished
Vitn uaTuie,s ~
Ilstp.. 70 uIs. EpurWsf ~ he biHglirs
di.h WIN o -llnl nf four made e ran Iu On"
sesuud Uu q -.ugla. ~ Nt nsi sfuau amt
.rfstv 90 rrufrr r' IV,G. tho run aowng
utn IHu uuI TIC UuHut H. irrH made
two .Hn tnu uuf II.I NaIuei Nirr in
s.0Aa over Nome. head wilson tro .r-t
49, CO.. fuTT us" rDfHuN. and kab UIu.f
uouu,,d aH I-IlsfH nH'I aud pII-i % up
tgututf tu' l".I rr.I stIUd for 70 fNr htrg~r
4 rfrHEa'nr. f.u tor ~ l.puI- do sioI,,ii
IN tee tHIr' .l . pass 10 lakes. q 700 hagsnr
by h0u,f.rs ENHU- long NJ % NUrrH. tri
IN 'uu"Id o4t pu rurip- Who uuull have
hnd auut her 90 or E. m1ui IHdr' 60.
nc,t-d 'u' r'l d" brdNrN. Who .ust'h"d
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A. Memphis Mobile. a Memphis
~ Aflanta Atlanta. s Muutgumfrt {
81 NashYmf Naghvlne = Nfw OTirana
50 CtaUauuogs Nottingham. =. Chaftanonra T
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AZ Columbus HPfrEt Hame Columbia 1 Col
umhua. ieeund zane CuiuHibua CqiuHffir \
Al eavtnnat sagannah. a AuFuaia I
~ tachaunVuie larh iunv'iie. . Macnn. D
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Isuns iItisuurE ~ me. NlFnous lsffufiu. uue
Ton ucrrOg Itr-t base on errors ho'ton,
T.ft.hufg q Irft ou bases H1NtOn. 3 y. tisbIrg
q IIrsl hasr m balls % brown, & Stru"k out
"a RroWn E, b1 IcInei. +. Narrinrc ht
IrtHc.H Sa...rt % lAr.r stolen ha.r~
Ia. rr. tamu'r-H lioub.e p4ss Nagner Miller
HrI T.un Wnguer ard 20 M Impiru IN chief
LIrrl fIrlt empire Nanc Tine hour ami
- rIr Hfr.
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urrE1fr June Detruits tenth straight w
ar. -. featured nr Fr exposition o. how orr
frarr rsr make the wost ~ ~ hiuls and me
otffr tho least Inc Hrs' zAfrt ne Tigers reEls
f,t.-fr y,FtrN Irov. rr 700 rms and uut him ~
. r1-fiIs1 10 -rore Iu both NJ serond and nith
inning Washington LuurhCl three nita 5Ii 'aihed
IIut once each uHar The erurr
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Totals 20 90 o.
'HaffrI Tor Ffita ~ tHt riuth ,TrIrg
'Hsttsd FOR Gan On the Hilthtnuinr
Halted Tor JuuneIy ~ The h.nth inning
flIHroFo % 4. =
T,r.s. ono. %
Ron. HtlHrurr IsII ClA1r.. NiChola Ter
.s...r gIsueH. HcIrirgrr Tao bar hlts-
NirboI. Srl milf Three basr hit. lriniaEer.
element Trist SafrilUr hits HAninTd Nichols
ssrrlnrr ~ nuucr = oic1 ha-cs hanfo
Man-rr slagir N'choia llf' on bass lerssS
.tla {, baltimore lr4t ha-s IN errOrs
fer.ry fity. o. baltimore. , I'Ouhi- ulaR 40
.tets srd Hanuifar StrHcl nlt rs Mnmsrr. q
bs NiaHoj I o. nunnelis . ilrst bAss on halls
0T Mansrr Z HIi %. nitrhOr ~ DDnuelly 40
.telB fieinlnrrrI pa,se,i hail Hutler lits
or MarlO. o. IN fures Iunings o. n1nntily m
me- Iru,nEr mpirC In chie' ~ run Held
umpire Hurst r.wc 7 h0u' and q minutes
At T7RpST1.
posbe.tsr 10On0O0n "a 4.
rorn4tn uOOo00UO 10000 90
Batteries lahti. and HAir Kndolph and
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A, Vtp,,on salem Charlotte. s. winsiou-Ss
a. Crs.Byite t;reentills ! Greensboro
A. spaftanburE Anderson \. Arar'annurg'
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Hlghlanders smut Out browns and Tigers
Keep en- Wlnnng.

The highlander and Detroit Tigers
Who are playing the bed ball in the Amcri-
can League Just noN, both won again yes
terday. The Highlanders shut out the st.
Louis Brou0's and the DeirOits hoored the
Washingtons The Athletics, who are
having hard time on the road In Their
crippled state. dropped a game In Cleve.
land The Red Sox and White SOx strapped
for thirteen innings and the Red SoN won.
The results.
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Racing tn France.

rrsalI ear Ds-pl'rh - TH8 SrN
r,rI. June The priy IA Puv-de-
Dome. handicap stoepIr'hass NJ 600
francs. Uas run a. - Ouen to-day and
gas won by pfyer- Non'avallc. ridden by
parfremeh' Uumonr- Feu De BenEale
with Sau,al up. vas secord ard RiCotti'-
hanoins with Heath 90 thesaddls third
~tA hDrses ran
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Runs New SOrk Voter. Chase. Poster. Aus
lin Two base hlt-Naughn. Sacrinee hl Aus
IN Double plays trilugan, welfare and NeN
nan. IAuortr and tha.e. lapOrte FOSTER ant
basr Wallars and NeWnam. Passea ball
uitrheU stolen hasrs Foater, SrhNetseT, =
austin Wol'er stone Wallace ms BY pltcher
"a, Vaughn I,rbu cltEru VIA 18th =fhlhEah.
first hasr on balis ~ Gllhgan, s. on vaughn.
StricL out Ry Ilil gan. Z. b Vaughn, Leit
In rhirf u.rera Irs'd umpire C0nnoiJ Tine
hour and D minute.
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A. yavfglb VorioIk . Rirhmeud foFfeitgdl
81 Lvnshnura p1ftsu'onth r. tynchbufl.
A. naHfffie-aPiTrt rame #nlnFNle. 7 l1as
nMs. s second rame-panyins 20 Roanoke, .
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AZ r0rth Worth firat E8re- F0Tth Worm, 4
natss .irrund game nallas Forth W1rth
~ San Antonio @sn AniOuln. 4 Hnusinn,
~ Waro Galveston Waro.
~ shrf ~pnrt Oklahoma t'U. a. @hrete
uaff = Insiaeu irnlngt1
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A. Southampton Northampton. RrdGs
g1Tf
50 lev Harru Nrw Haven 2 Hartford
10 Sew nrifffn Sew Britain Springfield
A. Watsrburs WATERMAN . Hcsukr
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CARDINALS UEPULSE GIANTS
mar THEN ~ 4 CLOSE I'M
NRiPPY CANE.

tuanfr ~ Take FIRST place Lot, a, IN"
GtIBs Get a ~huI"ul ln Phi,adr'pl''a
BFOohISRs Vat the RS'ls 20 sud
ne PiusburEs Win arr IN iusion'
The cardinal, eat In aud Kept the Giants
ota 81 hri plicr ye,tvrdar The 'uh'
ere whteNa.hed ~ ph1tdo lphia. but
- Nes NOrk. vcrrn . equal 10 he OPP
rnlf, aud bet 10 ~ LOU, Stil there
s a. ,onsulsiiau iu the Jul~ losing The
gr6Sg 'rus aitrr au N day resumed their
Wit FTP u1i d'mpl,shed the tm'.nu1t'-
Inc put 'urg. urTiormet 900 Boston AMI
On tl-ir ur,t gam" In az" rat lhey
went harl O, laird plarc The result
II Laun. :: New Tork, g.
Iirouki1n. 90; cincinnati -.
Philadelphia. .: Chicags. %.
Piit-buFg. =: BOston. ..
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81 Jackson lart s0n. A. Airkshurr.
A firrenwnnd Meridian. ~. Greenwood.
A. NasonCi NaFuo lity. 5. WatueenuTE 4
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EiSTERN LFIGIE.


Tho Neasrs. turned The tables pn 1liinS =
ttafnUI rrrrs }r,trrfIF. shining htTtiN Ire
"a. uuhlltable a'trr thH Irst IuTIUg The score !
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Has-bsH. Hashtnaton Park. Ta-dsy. 80 ".
4f1nl IrH So tinrinaar adm ~ idr
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'a1iie.i fnr l.-eir IN the sAJa luu,nr
ttnrinnau % VI
IlrooEl,u "a IN
Runs HrnnaNH Hurfh o. uauh~rt. :. Whcht
Sui,tR bergen 9 Hargr. first base on error
Clnrinaau HronkNu lru on hasrs
JlnrInnab = Rrunalt 70. q Wrist ua~r On nhlls
uT Urrhr. . aF noyle. T. OF nargrr. . Three
h1.r Ff V heat Two haze hit Toy lr
Ssrfinrr hits uguhctt. ieTg lArveT Saru
Trr 1N uauhrrf Stolen sr"laskrri. VIII
uu.L un,ts pa.srd halt IlaTkr Nlt hy pitcher
d, Hrrrr- inre-frr Nits .OF brrhc, M
I'VE Inuings 81 m, &c. Q in three innings = m
ui-r Il chief Onay Field uinvirr Brennan
Time 9 hour aud rs minutes
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Game, scheduled for TO-da,

Games Scheduled for TO-dR,.
NAuoSAL LEA0vE
81 Tout, In Sew YORK Cincianau In Brooklyn
pItfshur IN Boston. & hicaro IN Pbilade phiA.
AMIHIcA> LEAovH.
New NorL in Sr Louis Philadelphia IN CieNe
land Boston 'u Chi~Ago Washington N Detroit
EASTERN LEsdUE
Pro, tdenre N NeVafh baltimore IN Ierssy city.
Rochestsr 10 Toronto Bufalo IN M1nueai
Nsu YSrk state LsaGus.
At ELNiRs
Trog oooCLCSoSG!i;
HorL and Philhin mpirs O-rouls
Al sISuHANrOS
Ars,,g ao- 1900 IA (.
Rinrhantan - q q - ~ y a. Z =
Haitsrirs Knight ard CHEEK Henderson and
Flsrhsr rmrirs kneelsnd
~ uIIEEsBAHHE
WtiEssbsrrs . q y . n q - : >
Esusriss Fsirbanks and Burn. Dcmsr and
Bdrrsr tmplrs Kelly
u soR,yTus
s-ns c.a"":.So,s:
snd urponouRh. mpirss Brown and shelter
sautheastern League.
Al Rome ROWE y. Johnson CITY.
A. Gaflsfsu Gadsdeu. =. Mnrrisiowu.
- knot,ins knoatuis. A-he,ils.
TFt-statr l.eagne.
A. Lancaster Lancaster : Iobnsiuwn
81 N0rE AlJnnua o. Work.. y
A. Tys1toB rr.ntau a WtinsHlsb0rt
AZ harrisburg First game Nafrishurg.
Essftnr ssrond Taws HarrisbuFe Resd
ing
ameriran Assaeia1t8H.
, 40 Taisdo-gt paul s Toledo
AZ indianapolis Minneapolis indiararchs.
Sc TnirrH hia. TdiuuIhus a hanaaf CITY 4
AZ i41uia' ne Miuaukcf a. L1uiavine. s.
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rlsroN June 2 To day , game Was called IN
The eighth inning. " hen the pratr. hal lh1ec men
on basr, 4ni Two Out herause Of doWhpour %
rain. The " tors found brown for three hlt,
in thr hhh ami aided BY a base o. balls. stolen
base and a ,arlurr uy scored three runs. The
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