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Notice of Hearing Petition Fo,
Letters of Administration


sta to ofSouth Dakota. County Of Hand
IS. In County Court. ""
In the matter of the Estate of Georgia
McCarl, deceased. a.
The state OF South Dakota sends Graz,
ings to A. =. McCarl heirs at law and noy,
OF Kin OF George A., McCarl Deceased. and
q" all TO whom these Presents NAV come
Notice is hereby given that A. f.. NrCo,,
mas nice with the Judge OF this Court. q not
ition praying for Letters of Ad mInistr re ~,
OF the Estate of George A. McCarI Dec a.sd
ana mat Saturday. the 18th day OF Jun.
1910 at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, OF said dsy beine
II day ola regular term of this Court. tn, VII.
OF the June term, 1910, at the court Eonr,
OF said Court at Miller in the COUNTY oiEand
nave been appointed as'the time aud pia ce
Tor nearing said petition. when and whe 70
any person may appear and shOC cau.e
why said petition should not lie granted
Witness the Hon. G.. VI. Carroll. judge NJ,
the Count court and the Seal OF said CONT
this LIST day OF June A. ID. 1910. st bis
Office In the city of Miller. county OF Hand
State OF South Dakota. ~
e e. CARROLL,
lsEALJ Judge OF the county court,
Attest: w. +. MORROW. clerk.
HARLAN J. BUsHFIELp Atty.
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Cream Wanted

| will pay the highest marked price.
for cream, located in Weiddenborner
& Co.'S. store.
| pay extra for sweet cream.
G.. j. Stockton. 22tf
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2-t4
Notice to Creditors

Estate OF Hans Anderson. Deceased.
ElNotice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator OF the estate OF Hans lander
son deceased, to the creditors of and ali
persons. having claims against the said
deceased. to exhibit them with the necess.
the first publication OF this notice 10
the said administrator at his residencein the
County OF Hand.
Dated Nav 3lst 1910.
f., f. Buchholz.
Administrator OF the Estate.
OF Hans Anderson. decreased
f. W. Coolidge. Atty.
Redfed s. ID.
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Sand For Sale

If you want sand in small or car
load lots call at Van Dusen elevator,
Laird Norton lumber yard. or write
me at Washington, S. d.
20tf f. M. Dunn.
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| have a number of inquiries foI
stocked farms on shares also FOL
positions on farms and ranches
What have you? Dell Taylor
Miller, S. d. 27E
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Registered Bulls for Sale

| have for sale four fine registered
Aberdeen Angus vearling bull calves
for sale. 20tf George Livingston.
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If you need a loan to complete the
purchase of that adjoining quarter
call on f. F. Waite, at the Hand Co
state Bank.
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ESTRAYED:-One brown road mar
yrs. old, VT. 1850. bog SPAWN Q!
right hind leg, one bay gliding Syn
old, VT. 1000, and blockev. Lear
information with B. F. Magness. SY
Lawrence, and receive reward. 2Sp
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Notice of Publication

Department OF the Interior, U. S. Land a,
Pierre, s. D., June ?. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Samuel g
Mccarthy, OF Miller. \. d.. who, on April 81,
1905, made H. y. No 1S055, Serial No
05121 for NE "a, Section II, TOWNSHIPS
III N, Range So W, 9Th p. Meridian, has
filed notice OF intention TO make Final year
Proof. to establish claim to the land above
described. before the County Judge OF HAND
County, at Miller. 8. D.. on the 18th day OF
July, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: Rpber,
Scott, william Collins, Archie Laeoss, and
John Almond.
JOHN L. LOCKHART.
Register.
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WANTED-A housekeeper for small
family, no children. good wages,
Call at this office. 22tf
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Houses For Sale

| have two houses under construct
tion which will be for sale as soon as
completed. About April LIST.
f. J. Weber.
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Finest stock of clothingin Miller at
A. H. Churchill's. stiff
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For Rent

80 acres of cultivated land in
Holden township for rent. Call and
see us. Bushfield's Home Land Co.
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Money to Loan

If you want a loan on your farm
call on Bushfeld & Bushfield,
Miller. S. d.
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Elegant line of dress shoes at A..
H. ChurchilPs. stiff
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BUSINESS.....
OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-Girl for general house
work, inquire at this office.
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PITCHING STAFF CRIPPLED
BY ILLNESS OF WALKER
contlnuea from Page one.

of American sports. In other words. my
Judgment tells me that 1t was not only
"hxed. but that both the principals in
the contest were equally responsible for
the fixing. and that the public In gener-
al, and the sporting element in particu-
lar, have been buncoed. sandbagged.
helq up in broad day light. so 10 speak,
and several other thirgs by these two
men.
To make tire deal look square, John
son, ate. Re reached Chicago. was Sc
we're in his criticism OF his former man.
ager. Mr. Little, simply because Little,
so johnson afiirms, wanted him to job
the fight. To one who has logged around
this old earth a few times. and has
bumped up against all manner of propo-
sitions, this acknowledgment alone
would lead me TO greatly discount the
genuineness of the bout.
But what's the use? / have no spe-
cial grievance. as I am neither ahead
nor behind the game as a result of the
mix. and yet, it is somewhat comforting
to express ones self at so opportune a
time as this.
Err BUTTON.
Takoma Park July g
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]. 4. HUNTER IS high GUN
Makes Best Score at the Analostan's
Weekly Shoot.
second and Third Places Captured
ny DR.. A. b. slime and H. p,
CObey, Respectively.

The warm weather of yesterday did
not interfere with the regular weekly
shoot OF the Analostan Gun Club. as a
large crowd Of both members and Wis
itors turned out to either witness or take
part in the shooting II. p. Cobey, who
made the best score in last weeks shoot,
was outshOt yesterday by j. II. Hunter.
who fired loo rounds and broke ninety-six
Of the flying targets.
Dr. A. B. Slime. who is quite an ex-
pert marksman and one OF the leading
members Of the club. made the second
highest score. Out of leo shots fred, ne
smashed ninety-four. The third best
score was made by H. p. Cooley. who
succeeded Ia knocking over ninety-three
out Of 100 rounds fired Although DR..
A. Y Parsons used UP rs rounds. he
only succeeded in breaking ninety-six.
Following is the total score OF yester-
DAYS shoot:
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C0L0RED LEAGUE NOTES.

At a meeting of the board of directors
Friday night, July s, the protest against
the War and Navy team for playing
Ford. an Ineligible man. was sustained.
Therefore. the War and Navy team fer
feits both games in which Ford played
one game going to Post-offioe. and the
other to Government Printing Office.
The Warriors seem TO be a hard-luck
team in this respect. having lost four
games last year through playing an in
eligible man
The Government Printing Office and
thh Agriculture teams seem to have
struck their winning streaks and are both
travelling at top speed.
The game between War and Navy and
Post-ofice. Friday. was certainty rip
per" Tom" Johnson was in fine shape.
while William sudler showed his old
time form.
BY the way. IL looks as If this same
sudler is going to prove the surprise of
the season. He shut the Interiors out
on June g and struck out twelve of the
Warriors Friday. He begins to loo. like
the sudler Of former years
Arthur Scott, of Interior. seems to be
one of the leagues natural stickers. He
goes along day in and day out. at the
same old gait Williams, of the same
team. is another natural hitter, and this
pair viii win many games for the Red
men.
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NO RETURN BATTLE FOR JEFF
Boilermaker Will Never Figure in
Another Fight.
Berger Made Him Think He Was in
Condition Purely for the Money
offered for Bout.

San Francisco. July s.-The story OF
Jenries wanting a return match with
Johnson grew out Of a remark made by
Jim TO friends that with the nervous
strain Of the previous battle eliminated
he could make a much better showing
against the negro
Out OF that some Of Jeffries friends
have been sending out yarns from Los
Angeles that lie wanted another fight.
The real truth is, Jeffries knows ne is
all in. and that 10 promoter would give
him any purse for another fight
None OF the thousands who saw his
wretched showing at Reno would cross
the street to see him fight again. Ber-
ger, who aattered Jehries and made him
think he was in great condition. did il
purely for coin. as he was a secret
partner OF Gleason and divided the big
prohts that Gleason made out OF the
partnership with Richard, 10 which he
contributed not a single dollar.
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midway bag. but he persisted a moment
later going to third on HartzelPs at
tempted sacrifice
In the first, I,elivelt banged a hot one
to short Wallace helded it and threw
the ball to FIRST. but Newman had his
foot of the bag, giving the left fielder a
life.
Gessler slashed one on line for the
clubhouse for three sacks. scoring LeII-
welt in the first inning. and scored him
self when Wallace booted McBride's
skinner.
Mcbride was spiked on the left leg in
the first but after bandaging it up he
resumed play,
Stone had a busy day out in the pas
lures.
Reisling leaned up against one OF
Baileys curves and sent It out 10 Hon.
man on line. Danny ran up, but 1t
had too much steam behind 1t to be
squeezed. and the pitcher stopped at first
Stone let Kiliifer's hard drive get away
from him IN the sixth. and the sorrel-
topped boy burned the air to third.
Red Killifer leaped into the air and
brought down sehwitzer's would-be sin
gle in the second.
silk" O'Loughlin should take a few
lessons from that dusky rooter in the
bleaeheFs who amused everybody now
and then by his loud walls encouraging
the home team.
Milan's inability to place the bali was
felt In the scoring.
The local inheld gave Reisling excel
lent support
Three out OF the last four games play
ed. 1t could be better. but what's the
use
Mcbride stuck out his glove6 hand and
pulled in Reisling's wild throw TO second
in the third
Another one Of those s-to-2 games. but
with the Nationals at the big end.
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BARRIERS, A. c. to Meet rig.r.

a fast and interesting double header
viii be played to-day, when the Tigers
and the BARRIERS Athletic Club meet at
100 o'clock and the Capital City Cubs at
o'clock.
Both games promise to be close and
hard fought. as these teams have always
shown a great deal of rivalry.
Tigers lineup: Byrd, left field: Tyler,
center field; HAWKINS. right Geld; wess,
third base; Givens, shortstop; Cook, sec
ond base; Ross, first base; II. Johnson,
Wright, or Holm, catcher; Bowman,
Brown. or T Johnson, pitcher. Grounds
located at Fourteenth and C streets
northeast, opposite Sunday School League
grounds.
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oolorea Amerlcnn. chal1enre

The Colored American Baseball team
would like to hear from some of the
colored teams Of Washington, including
the Brightwoods. the Asbury. Capital
City Cubs. Teddy Bears. LIE Droits, and
the BARRIERS Athletic Club
The lineup Of the Colored Americans
follows: Morton. first base; Gilman. sec
ond base; Reed, shortstop; Broddus, third
base; Lucus, left field: Braun, center
field; Pollard. right field; Hunkerford.
catcher; Banks, Watson, and Davis,
pitchers. Address all challenges 10 James
Goodloe, manager. 40 street north
vest
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
panvllIe. 4, Petersburg. 2.

fH3 TT - Ut n -
special 70 The Washington Herald
Petersburg, Va, July s,-Danville
defeated Petersburg this afternoon in
a wildly plsyed game by a score Of 4
10 >. Welcher and Kunkle were the
battery for Petersburg, and Mullinix
ard Priest for Danvilie. A large crowd
witnessed the game. Score:
Dauyille. eve I8 826A O.
Petersburg Q 2 0 e.
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Special TO The Washington Herald
Roanoke, July Excellent fielding and
great pitching gave Roanoke a victory
to-day over Norfolk by TO O. In the box
for the locals was Short originally from
Roanoke, but recently pitching in West.
Virginia coal fields. where he has made.
a splendid record He held the Crew down
to FIVE hits, one of which was exceedingly /
doubtful. From start to finish the plsyersi
put up a snappy exhibition. Score:
Roanoke. 0I6e 0x-s 70 81
Norfolk ............-. 0 0 o 90 o.
Batteries Schmidt and Short; Fletcher and John
son. Umpirs-Mr. Fender. Attendance. SO
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WHITE SOX WIN AND LOSE.
Quinn Pounded Hard for Two Ina
ninRs in First Game.

New York July 9.-The Highlanders
and White Sox divided a double-header
to-day. Quinn was knocked out Of the
box in the second inning Of the first
game. The second game went eleven in
nings. and was hot tussle between Ford
and Walsh The sox raped Ford briskiy
In one inning but he came back strong.
Scoras.
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Worcester, g. LINN.
At BrocktoEl- Brockton, 1; Haverhul, 3.
AZ New Bedfogd-Fan Riser, 10: NeN Bedfard, 4
at Lawrence-I.aWTence @: Lowell t1Tsf gamel.
Lowell 3: L.swrence I tsecand camel.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Bnltimore-Newark. 0. Baltimore. 5. Second
game: Newark, 5; Baltimore. 4.
Al Jersey Providence. 3: Jersey CITY. 8
Second game-proyidence q Jersey City fealled
IN the sixth; darkuessl.
At Rochester-Torozto g. Rochester, 2 Second
game. Toronto s; Rochester. 9.
At Buifale-slontfeal. l; Buffalo. I. Second game
Montreal / ; Buffalo !.
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Jew YORK. sTATn LEAGUE.

At Albany-Albany. g Binghamton first camel
Albany, 81 BinghamtnB, l lsecond gamel.
At Utica WilkesbarTe 5; Utica. /.
At Truy-ElHira 5; Troy 2 Second game-El-
mira, Il. Troy. 2
At sy7acase-ssrscise. 3: Scranton, 10 Second
game: Syracuse. 4: Scranton. 2
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PLANK BLANKS TIGERS.
Athletics southpav Allows Detroit
but Five Hits.

Philadelphia, July e.-Plank proved TO
be the stumbling block for the Tigers
to-day. the Athletics winning, to Q.
Five hits scattered in four innings was
the extent Of Detroits hitting, two OF
these being inAeld hunts by Cobb. Eddie
was master of the Bengals from the
elarl Cenra.
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Frc-l the Boston Transcript.
Mr.. Hubb-The intelligence Office mana
ger told me that our new girl was once
an actress.
furniture exactly as the soubrette does IL
on the stage.
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IW0bascT- hlt5-F cTTIlE 0Tahl. hFuEeT. Homo
rn-Bemis- Sacrifice hits-Engle, stah, Smith.
Stolen bases-knlger, BemiS Double plays-Lajoie
70 Turner; Wagner TO EBge; Lajoie 10 Turner 10
StoYall. Left On bases-Bost0n 1, Cleveland g
Bases on balls-Of Kocstner, 3 Struck out-By
Young /: by koeStner ]; hy Smith 2 Umpire
Mr.. Evans Time Of game hour ard a minutes
kttendauee-i4OO
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THREE STRAIGHT FOR BOSTON.
Cy Young Hit Hard by Former
Teammates and Maps Lose.

Boston. July s.-Boston made it three
straight from Cleveland by winning again
to-day. Cy Young was touched for FIVE
hits in row in the second inning. A
single by Gardner sent in the winning
run. First Baseman Myers was sold to
Toronto by Boston to-day Score:
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Pitcher Die. of Henrt FnIure.

Albany N z, July AT an amateur
baseball game across the river this after
noon, when the score was 8 to ?, Arthur
Pitcher. the father of Frank Pitcher, who
twirled for one of the teams, got so ex-
cited he died of heart failure
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Left on tases-Chicago S. New YORK. p FIRST
base on balls-Oh White ] Of Quinn. 3 Struck
0ut-By White 6. b. Fisher. ?; by Manning l.
Two-bass hit-Austin. Sacrifice hits-Aialisn Black
burue. Sacrifice fy-White. Double plays-White
to Bhckhurne % Mullen; Mitchell 70 Austin 10
Daniels. Hit hy pitchsr-By White l. Hits made
on White in innings; on Quinn, IN 2 IN
nings; Of Fisher. IN G innings; OF Manning, in
inning Umpires-Messrs. Dincen and Crnnolly
Time Of eame-s hours and . minutes.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Aitoona-Alto0na. ?; Lancaster. L
AT WiiIiamsDort- Reading 3, Willianspprt. &
At Jchnst0Wn-YoTk. 9 JohnstoEn.
At Harrisbarg-Tre . Harrisburg,
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

Al YicksbGrg-Y icksbsrg. s; Greenwood, 2 Second
gsme-FicksbsTg. l; Greenwood. O.
At INSTRUMENTATION 9; Yazoo CITY T.
st Naturalization z; Hsttieshurg s.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At acknowledgements, 8; Greensboro. 8.
At STartanburE-A Andersen. g srartanburg, J.
AT Winston Sa lenl-W Winston, Salem 81 Charlotte. O.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.

At Kansas City-Kansss City 4: St. Paul. 0.
At indianapolis Columbus. g. Indianapolis. J.
At acknowledgements, l. Toledo. J. Game 1
called in the seventh; darkness.
Al AlilWRukee-Rsin
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Len on bases-Detroif. G; Philadelphia 6. Bases
on balls-0n Donovan. 2; Of Plank, ;. Struck
ou,--BY DGBoVan. q b Plank. 2 ThFeetass hit
HOuseT. EE=s-tnse hts-Th0mas HaTtsei Murphy.
Sacrifices hit-Murphy. Stolen bases-Aioriarity Col.
lins To- OTeary O.. Double play-Cf8Eford to
Stsnsgc. Umrires-Messrs. Perrine and Esan. Time
q gsme-l hour ami q minutes. Attendance 90.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Springfield Springfield G.. New Britain. 5
At Bridgeport Holyoke z; Bridgeport, 2 sixteen
iunnssl
At Hartford Northampton. u Hartford, 2
AT Waterbury Waterbury. T. New Haven FIRST
camel. Waterbury S: New Haven fsec0nd
gzmel.
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Yot with a start Like ma.

From the Boston Transcript
Mrs Gnagg-T don't feel at all ike NY
self tonight.
Gnagg-Then we ought to have pleas
ant evening.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

At Dallas-Dsllas. g. Oklahoma City, 3
At Fort Worfh-Fort Worth. 3; Shreveport, 2
At Galveeton-Waeo. Q: Galveston, s.
Al Hoaston--Houston. ) San Antonio. 2.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
sOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Sioux City-Sioux City. 5; Lincoln, }.
At Denver-DeHver. s; 81. Joseph, /
At Topeka-Topeks. IL; Wichita, TO-
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Al ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2: New Orleans: g.
Al Atlanta-Atlanta. 8 Mobile. O.
At Nsshville-Nashviile. /; Montgomery, Q.
At Chattanooga-B Birmingham. 4; Chsttanooga.
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DOUBIE-HEADER ECHOES.

RilIifer was in doubt when he ran
toward second after unglaub had
smashed to Wallace. Killifer fully ex-
pected a put-out and hesitated in run
ming Hesitation is not always the bet
ter part Of valoT.
In the third inning OF the first game
Newman batted the ballat himself and
was declared out by Mr. SILK OLough-
lin. who terms this species Of play SOM
nolent suicide.
II was regular swatfest in the first
game.
In the eighth session Gessler made a
great catch Of Wallaee's fly right of the
planks OF the right field bleachers.
Leliveit's mu Of schweitzer's bingle re-
suited In two runs for the Browns.
In the first game jack Powell got a
nasty whaek on his knee from batted
ball by Lelivelt
In the eighth the Kid scampered in and
gathered Hartzell's pop hy handily.
Dolly GRAY made three-bagger in the
seventh inning Of the first game.
In the sixth Gessler's steal to second
resulted in his Judgment op third because
OF Wallaces tumble.
Looked mighty good IN the first game
Y hen Lelivelt. Mcbride, and Elberfeld
were perched on bases. Then it was tina.
Monsieur Killifer poked out 10 Stone.
McAleer hurt his wrist In stopping Leli-
welt from travelling home in the eighth.
The Washingtons tied the score in the
fifth. but the Browns went them three
better in the sixth.
Pretty bunt of KiIlifer's in the fourth
Of the first game, whereby he got first
sack.
In the fifth Ray Bailey, and Petty
we're arrayed against US
A composite Of Forman and Elberfeid
would produce a good baseball anomaly
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Two ont when winning rln scored.
Chicago. ......-...--.-.. 0 0 0 0 O-4
New YoTk----......-...-. 0 0 0 0 l-3
Left on tases-Chicago Z, New York. T. Bases
on halls-Of Walsh 5: Of Ford. p Struck out-By
Walsh 9. b. Ford. Thrce-base hits-Collins,
Daniels. Two-base hits-Parent Ford Sacrifice
hits-ATullen Ford. Stolen bases-Cree, Austin.
Double plsy-Crse to Sweeney. Hit By htcher-By
Walsh, J. Umries-Messrs. Connolly and Dineen.
Time Of Eame-2 hours and 10 minutes.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At coiumbus-Columbus, / Macon. l. Second
game-CclUmbus ?: Macon. O
At c0iumpa-coum5is. 81 Augusta.
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WILLING TO FIGHT AGAIN.

johnson Says He VIII Give JefI An
other Chance.
Chicago. July al viii give James ].
Jefries another chance 10 win the cham
pionship Of the pugilistie world If he
wants it. and / win meet him in Reno on
Labor Day. if that suits him"
Jack johnson made this statement to-
day. The champions attention was called
10 the reports from Jeffries' home 10 the
effect that the defeated fighter might call
for another match.
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Lynehburg Captures One Game.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, July s.-Richmond and
Lynchburg split even in a double-headeri
to-day. Lynchburg taking the first, to Q.
aud Richmond the second. > 10 l.
BY winning the first three games Of the
present series. and holding Richmond 10
no runs in the first inning OF the seconds
game. Lynehburg performed the rather
unusual feat of holding her opponent
scoreless for twenty-eight successive
innings. Scores;
First game RHE.
Richmond 00e68 eco 90 s.
LynChhirg &c o. 2
Batteries-Morrissey and Covan; Sexton and Lu-
eis.
Second game- R.H.E
Richmond, ....,... 02oe0 0s6x-2 q
LTnclb'irg. - 0 Q 0 Q 0 B-l e
Batteries-Salve and Messitt; Lloyd and Rows.
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NATIONALS SPLIT
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LumIey Goes to Binghampton.

Binghamton, n. Y, July 9-Bingham-
ton has purchased Harry Lunley from
Brooklyn.