davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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QUICK FINIsH ron BEDELL.
Goodman KnooSs ont RroSElyn FlshtsF
n TIVE mnmdl.

GOSaman KnoolSs Out Rro0Elyn FlshteF
n TIVE momds.
Jack Goodman, The west side llshtwslFht
pugiliat. who wants 20 meet Ad Wolgnat
Tor the championship. took another step In
that direction a the FairmOnt A. G. last
night when he knocked out Joe Bodeu Of
Brooklyn. a tough custoulsT. In the second
round after a herce slngging match.
Bsdell recently defeated Frank Picat0 az
California and Was considered z hard nut
for Goodman 10 crack before the nght
But he vas clearly outclassed. and after
Goodman had knocked him down with .
Jolt on the Jaw he vas comparatively easy.
The knockout blow IVES . solid LEFT on
the chin, and when Bedeli fell inaonaible
20 snS noSs Seea,1n sss e -, ro ,sa a,.I-
from the ring OOodman a nov anxious 70
meet Harlem Tommy Murphy.
Goodman and Bedell WEIGHED abopt iA
PSSnes sS Zach chen .S'E sspearfS n v. .Ss
matched 20 box ten rounds.
Firet ROund-GOodman opened the firnl
round With Qaiclly delivered let hand
iaba n the face. Brdell t0ok them all and
rushed Jack 70 the ropes. where be ham
man put in more solid lefts on the nose and
mouth. hul he kept out og reach Of the Brook
lyn boys hard swings for the head.
Second Round Bedei forced Il, driving
In both hands With some edecf but Goodman
smashed him squarely in the face with sew
eTal lefts and rpcked him with q right on
the Jaw Bedell cut loose with a Navege
attack, swinging wildly for the head. but |
lefte and finally Knocked him down With |
Q right hook. Beden Jumped up quickly /
and mixed u. Ne was bleeding from the /
pose and mouth. bat was fnh Of agh,.
hurricane Of smashes and Redeli soon went |
dOen again. Stlli game. Bedell siaggered /
Ia bic feet and tired 20 catch Goodman I
with a Wild swing for the Jaw Goodman I
cut looas with q right and left however. |
and Bedell vas beWildered right on /
the neck made him aiaEReT across the 4
ring. Goodman rushed after him and /
With 4 clean hook on the chin he knocked I
hedell out clean There was no need for 4
ine neferce's count. - the Brooklyn puEiilsi /
vas unfortunately dead 20 the world.
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;: ;s;s: ss g a:S sa.s!s 2 z: Z S:S I: ~ ;s :s..,
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rO-DATSCARD FORGRAVESEND.
TremSat Stakes and i've Handlraps the
Attrnetlons.

The s.soe fremont STAKES for twO-yeAr-
olds. about sir furlonEs. viii be run a.
GravessDd today sith August Belmont's e
Rabblsr and Footprint IN favor over G. l.
HArrison's Meridian. y n. Hitchcock's
BlackfO0i and others. In a handicap. a. a
mile and a sixteenth. Fashion Plate. Joe
Madden and Petronius may bs tho factors
In another handicap, for al ages a. about
siH furlOnGa. Tim Pippin. MAGAZINE and
hea'iEouChe may GO well Tw0-yeaF-0ids
will run In the first rare AZ five and . half
Mrlongs, With tadasette, Crash and Fair
Miss perhaps the best. in the third race. for
plaiera ~ a mile and \ furlona, PetFonius
Bonnie helao and hamp ton COurt look the
best In the fifth event, Tor plai2rs ~ : mile
and q sixteenth. Lad % LanHden Ouantico
and Lord HtanhOpe may cut 40 the money
The entries follow.
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The 20 foot launch built Zoe william Hoag
OF New YOrk has bsea tried on Bostcn
HaFb0r and developed . apeed of more
than thirty miles an hour. This launch.
which has been named sunlight. was built
BY Lawley from designs by Clinton n.
Crane and Il 20 be used as q fast ferry BY
her owner, She IA hullt Of mahogany and
has ia3 horsepower motor, The motor
and tanks occupy the forward section. and
an there u a cokpit IN which chaire ere ufed
for seatg There "a some talk Of tho suns
light beng entered IN the eliminating trials
which viii b. held 81 Huntington ueEt
August for the purpose Of aelecting de-
Tenders for the British international cup.
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HENPsTUAp. T. l.. June &C. H p Whit %
nsy. ,. N. waterbury. jF. and Deyer-
euaz Mllburn. thrss Of the Doinista who viii
defend the International cup. which they
Won from England last summer, with n \
Phipps, played four eEceilent periods Oh
Of y d. Thomas. IT., Iawrenos Waearhurv.
j. u Hioddard and John y COWdin III
had been planned ~ play elght periods. hui
the muddy and heavy condition of the neid
prevented this. When the match was
called the score gas tied with three goIis
10 the credit Of each team.
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TRIAL STAKES FOR WHITNEY.
Whlsk Brsous. Rlddea ~ MARTIN. wins II


LONDON. June ii.-Harry Payne whit
ney's Whiak Broom. ridden by Martin. won
the . rial stakes Of sO0 sovereigns a. Apcot
to-day. D. y. lOers Dean swim vas the
runner up. being tWo lengths behind the
American horse. yellow Slave vas third
three lengths behind Dean swift. There
uere eight starters. The winner vas a
pronounced tavorite. the heetinG beinE
} 70 un him % win. The odda against
Dean swift we're u tB 2 and rs 10 I against
yellow slave
The race for the Ascot stakes of ~ sov-
ereiEns each. with 7.nO0 eOverelRBa added
vas Won by Sir y. G. Cartons Declare. nd
den by VIII UTi4Ra Lord Derhy'a nridge
Of Earn. With Wootton In the saddle was
asrond. aud Aeid Walkers klltabetta. with
NlRgs up. third FOurieen hOFpes ran
perlare Won hv three lengths, While i've
iengths separated the second and third
hOraea
The bettinR vas TOO 20 = Agalns, Declare.
ino to Asainsi Bridge Of Yarn and 20
against Elsabetta
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Nth.eiIe Managers for Hamilton.

TrtcA. Y. Y. June it-The following
manaEers for various departmentso Of Hamil-
ton College we're eleoisd to-day
Baseball manaFpr Nahum n Pratt IL AZ
Verona assistant mAnaRer Raymond r. Clam IA
Of hechanicsyie. trark dcnaftment manager
Charles perk, ~ nf Uura. aaaiatnnf irart
manager. Wesley A. inrersou IA Of Iiian: dlrer
tor Of lniramurai sp0rts. Harold = nOrrancr
", ni Camden. mHnAHer ~ musical ciuha. Claude
p. Annihai a. Of Gioyeryvtlle assistant H,anarer
Hugh n Boone. y. Of Lima. Ohio.
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NndhE 10 Play TsnnIs Here.

BosroN. June IA Advioea recslved here
say that A. y. Wilkins. the Australian lawn
tennis player. viii visit ,hls country next
month With Beals G, Wright Both Rilding
Australian. with Brooke, carried hack
The DAVIS cup 20 Australia from EnRland
Nlding IN ell probability will plav n the
iQn9WoOd tourney next month and In the
al cOmeFa at Newport IN August
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Rartmoush's Freshman Poo,ban nate.

HaNovEE y ~ June it The Dartmouth
freshmen football schedule was given out
tonight by Manager Clarke for next fail
AZ foilowa
Ociober !, Dean Academy A. Hanover
October =, Vermont Academy at Hanover
October rs. Worcester Academy az WOT-
ceaier October ~. Williston Seminary
at Eneter November 5. Cushtng Acadeny
nt Ashbumham
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Rnns- CinrinnauF- Hcscher. ?. Hohutzei. 2.
Egan. noWney First hase On errors Boston. I.
Cinrinnan. : llnft 0n hases- Boston. 7: Cincinnau
STRUCK out-By Gaspar. s. Home rIn- nosney.
Two hase hlta--Ciaapar hobntfei. Mitchell.
neerhef Sqrrtnce mta-kgan. paskert Sioien
hsae-pasaert nouhle rlays-nerFog. Snean
and Sharpe SgeeRey. shean snd sharp. Hit
by ptchsr- ~ Gaspar. Collins, ~ Pafsans.
Eran Irsrire IN chief Rinler. Fied umpire
Emslie. Ttme-i hogrr and mlnuees.
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.a . 3. g fs.Si s.S / = Ss z, .s..S ss.S HS5 S.r

rotAls.. az 49,
'naiisa Tor Evans 10 ire ninth inning
fnatted foF Lush In ne seventh inning
St Louis. . ......... u % o D o
Brooklyn .......... OOi ioe0 Is
Runs Brookln wheat nav iauan Firut hRss
on error nrooklyu LETT on hasea- 81 Louis. a
nEn0khn. A. First base on hall1-On Luah on
hafalaa. . on Rucker I. Strnck out ~ LnsE. a
- Harmon. a b. nucker. s Two haso hits
hourey. navids1a. Sarriaos hits-Evans. Burch
Narrtnce o. hrrEcn. Stolln hases-Davidnnn.
NrElNeen. Wnd pltrh-l.ush. Nlts-On Lush
IN st lnnlngS on harmon. In tWo innlngs I'm.
pire IN CHIEF Klein. Field umpire-kane. Time
hour aEd IS minutes.
PHILADELPHIA tN. ~. o. FtTTsnTRo. q
PutLAnNLPulA. luns IA Philadelphia halted
MaddoA out of thc boa IN ths nTut inning 10 day
aud Also ht Caulnl freely throughout the rest Of
ne game utnulnE without any trouble. In The
nTlt nnng the umpire ordered Douln on ne coach
Inc unea and luhnatona henrhcd Leach IN the
siAih lnaing for protesting declsion. The score.
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grounds
A. naaviile -Danviile Richmsnd. vet rrsunds
AZ Porismouth Portsmouth, noanoke. rnin,
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CUBS LEAVE WITH ALL THREE
GIANTS 90 ON THE ROCkS N
THE SEVENTH INNING.

m Thai Inning Champions go % the
Front and stay There knOck WIltss
Out - the BSx-DFsaklyns niAnk
n Cardlnals- -neds and Fhlliles Win.
The long since fun Ernwn Cubs closed
their series IN MANHATTAN yesterday with
three New York scalps Al their belts "
cuts lake sualps and have belts The
only game which the Giants would have
Woa vas the one that Vas postponed. First
place 10 some further away than when the
Cubs came 10 call on ~. The Btooklyns
upheld the fame Of our fair city by whaek-
Ing the Cardinals. The Phillies handed
a larruping to the late great PiTatss. and
the Reds tripped up the Bo-tons. The
results.
ChicagO. .; New Vera. ..
BFRoklyn. =; st. L0uit. o.
PhiladeIphla. y; PtitsbuFg, q.
Cincinnati. Q; HlostOn. o.
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A. lowell LowelL = Lynn. 3.
A. WGrceBtfr- Worcester. q LaNrenee. q
A. iilvernlll- FIRST game Fau river & Wavsr
hu SerUnd game Pau River D. Havsfhiil n
80 hrorhtqn New Hefinrd & Rr0rEtln. 1.
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a. ChauanooEa MemDhia. 8. ChattABoaga. o
A. New Orieans Yea Oricana. Z. nlFminr
hnmtun. o.
A. Atlanta Atlanta ?. Nashyius. a
a. Montgomery MoutE1Inefr. Muhilr 4
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A. san Antonio san Antonio a nallaa 3
A. Galveston Galveston. 4 0klahoma City o
AZ Houston q nDustal. q Shreveport n
A. Waco Port Worth. s. Waco
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~ Lancaster Wilnamsport. Z; i.ancasisr. 4.
At Altoona ALTOONA, a. llendlng. g.
~ Harrisburg uarrisburH. 4. fnrE. T.
A. johnstoNn Trensnn. ~. iohmstoUn. g.
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Rsuth Atlantic Ieawu..

AZ Macol-FlIIi rame-Mscun, :: savnnnah. l.
H1nlun Fam1-- Mnr0n. a. NnVHnnah q
a. AnEalQlflll1H-flfga game arE ErllFflin. 2
Crluutla. o lcr1l1 Name-larEr rnuuilia. p
Columbia. n f3n iuu'1TI. rrlnl
AZ AuIu1la- Augnata. D. caiHuHun. O.
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Al Louisville llouisvtlle. 4 ~ Paul I.
A. Tuledo Tuicdo. a Muwhukce. D.
A. ludianapoiis Indianapolis . Kansas a ".
Twelve iuningH.
Al COidmbss Minneapolis a coiumbua J.
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A. N~w Haven New Hsyrn. g Hoiyaks. 3
40 New Bdtain New Britain. =. uridFeu8rI :
40 Hartford Waterbury. 2. Hartford. 4
A. Northampton Northampton. 2. spring.
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A. Greunsboro GraenshoEu, 3. Aadsrson. q.
AZ 0rernVtlic -OFeanEtlir. 4. Charioiia. O
AZ Wlnst1n salem SpartnnburF uinaton
saiem. rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AIhletiss WIN IN sa. LsuS and InSEeaSs
FhslF lead

The Athletics stayed over In S. Loris
yesterday and played 0F . postponed game
They beat the Browns and hettsfed their
lead. The BoatOna and Clevelands played
q fourteen inning tie. No other games
we're scheduled. The results:
PhlladPlphia. Q; 81. LSull. ..
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CIeysaaad. .: Ros,on. ..


FnlLADlRutA a. ~. !. 81. Loura "a ~. ?
N. Loun, June IA me Alhlstea again woa
from ne nlewns herr % dal, deifanaT them -
The ucore.
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Jersey city stalled Mcfilnnity's Indians Win
another defeat yesterday afigTn0nu 81 Jersey City
Ryana Sheetefu hnldlng up ghe leaders win a
nhuooua O. FERN 81 Waa fhe man hahind
ths jersey CITY kwna and psrulitied only twenty
asven men 10 face him On the Newark side The
snnFRs
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A. Morrisluw MorristuWn. =. Aahsv1rie. 4
A. RDme-0afatan. q. Rome.
A. Knoxville Knnaviilf. intnann CIV. 4
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~ llnclin ilnColn a Omaha.
a. De- Wuinea uaa moiuet. Z. Nlaua Cir. 4
- I1paEa Tarfka. q Wlrfita n
AZ 81 Jo1fuhH Beaver. %. 81 guseDh. 2
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At glythssviiis- Hiyhssvius. : carurhsrs-
we q
At 5ousuboss-Pnfssoua 2 Soas.soro.
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At AicksbnrE -VicksouTg. ~ Jackson. O.
a. Meridian Greenwood. Z. Meridian. o.
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Emerson Dartmoush's Raseban Captain.

hANOvER. y. r.. June it-Chester A.
Emerson. ~. of MedfoFd. Mass. was elected
captain of the Dartmouth varsity baseball
team tonight. Emerson Ia . member Of
the Pit Sigma Kappa ami Of the CasGue
and Gauntlet senior sOciety. lie has played
left Geld for three years
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!Sssssd % for - csSai,s n y ~ IN. uin,A lnninr.
FlWhufT
PhilndelphlA

Rated for CamnitR IN the ninth inning.
fSllsdsiSail. go. ) / i-s
Runa- -Plttaburg- Clarke. ByEne. :: hyatt
PhiladelphiA- Bates, knabe. 2 Grant hager.
Ward. Wash, noolan. Moran. FiFSt haSs on
hases- Philadelphia. O. piteshnrg. !. rirst haae
On halls OF STARK. a on Camnlif. :. Suurk out
D. StArk. Z. ~ CamnitE. a rhree base hit
knAbe, Ward. Miller, Campbell Two hase hit
hyrne. stolen hases-Knahe. Granl Wash,
Moran. Double plays-Leach and Warner
Warner and Miller hit ~ pltchef-by Maldon
haik- Camniu. tmnlrp IN chief-Johns tone,
lteld umpire-NoTan. rme Of game-i hour and
- minutes.
cfNCNNArt g. hoafoN ~. ~. n
BoaroS. June IL -Ctncinnau shut out nnsinn
Easily 70 day. Herk being the Only local who could
NE Gasnar consistently, The visitors pnunded
Parsons, who succeeded Frock IN ire eighth IN.
ming. Tire sore
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Games schedulea for To-day.

NATIONAL LRa0uH.
pitisburg N New Yort. ChicaEo IN RFoakiyn:
Cincinnati In hiladeiphia 81 Louis IN Bostnn
ANMHfcAN LEA0UE.
New YOrk IN Cieveiand. Bosion IN Detroit:
Philadelphia IN Chicago. Washington In 81 Louis
MAafHHN LnAduE
Jersey CRY IN Newark PrOvideu ~ IN Baltimore.
Ru nhlo IN Rochester, ontreal IN TorUut0.
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Good start wa haadily Dahdy Dinoa. brt. =
:. by " lAnql- pordlga. owned ~ Mra. G u
Perrin. traiuod By g. 2. Perrin.
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Othsr Baseball Games Yesterday.
Ar EnMIrgnt 10

~ " Mary's. o 800 Oo0tO f-aaa
Baiirriss Engsi asd MeHuuh. B0uss and Rove
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Totals. ~ uiO q Totala "a sHu
'HAiied for Kroh IN M ssventh inning.
SSs,s'go Sssggo,, ,.............S 9SSSSsS =.
Runs-C ChiraFo-Evers Sheekard. Chance
SteinfeldL Hoffman, ? Tinker. Archsr, thinner
man. NeE YORK. -fevors, Doyle. Deylin. Nerkls
Firsi haae N errprs-Chicaga New Ynrt
~, o. bases s, chIesso. ! N Sss Yors :, gir.'
Z 90 Raymond. ] OF Crandan I. suuck Out-
- kIoh, 9l Richle, 2 by Whtse :. Home runs
nan. Meyers sacriSss hii Archer ssoisn sSsss
asrfS sgis' s sndvsi pps snd Ssrss wa BHsSs ssq
pitcher fy Kroh IsTersj Hlts-sH McihtiSs'
: IN no lnninEE on kr0h. 2 n four innings On
Rrhie, in thrcs innlngS OF wnuss. N a and
~ an inning. of Crandhil. IN two iunings I'm.
plre IN chief Onay. Pieid umpire brennan
Tine h0um
REooELrN ? sr LoUis ~. ~.
Missed opportunities 10 scors were M.
nnerOuz AZ Washington Park yesterday. but
che Cardinals wers more proficient in that
line than the BrOoklyns and the latter won
The Cardinals did 20 well a. not Forwarding
men home that they Wsrs shut ont. The
piichinK however was pretty classy on
both sides and about nf an equality. Lush
and Hurker we're having IL out. with hon0rz
even Tnil Lush vas sideirackcd 10 make
room Tor an emergency hitter. who failed
O. make good
Manager Bre-nahan rushed loi n rish'
handed htters 10 the front IN The Last Two
innings IN the hope of getting 10 Mlcker
ult hucker disuuaed ~ them Just a. caunily
a. he aet The eft hander- down With fuo
out in the nrst inning Wheat reacbesi 1r.f
D., The four hall method. and a Wild pitch
~ oned him where he Was aide 10 hike
home when Hummei delivered e single 10
fight
The only other run Vas made in the fourth
leunoN walked and was f0fred by David
E"H. On The hit and run niay McFiveeu
uoie,i 10 riEht and iands,i Davidson On
miro \ sacf IRE hoist by bergen 10 Evans
uf99lghi davidson over Tho platter
he cardinals blew u nice chance 20 arors
ln Lhe se'und session. EOnay reached
- ohil nu pass and q sarTInrs Hresnansn
u-al "I' ..ow poke 20 third but with two
on nA."- and only ono out Honey VAS held
hesfeali, WashiuEtan Park. Io-,tsvAP
~iup@ IN w. 'licaEa Am 81 tfr
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csssisnia ..'.....' S6gSSSSifSSSSS-s
Runs RosloA hooper. Sneaker. StAhl Gard.
Turner KFusgef. Falssn6sfT. Raa Two bsss
hsss hF1zSer. faifFfhefa. Tnrce haHr hiia
Speaker. kngle Sarrince hits FalkenbsrE
st0vnn. Stolen hases- Spaater. Lewis. nradleY.
herE. OF Wood. I. Fia hy piirher By WOod
ffurnen. FirAt hase On error Roston. Lefe On
hases Cleveland. ~ Hosaon. 2 Suurk oni-ny
fafkenherg, s. by Links. b. ArsllAnes. 4 hy
Wood. fouhe plays Lord. Carrigan. Engie
and Lewis. Passed ban nerniS Wtd pitrh
Arellanea umulFe N chlef -Oirughlln. Field
umpire -PeTiae. Tine , hours.
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a. .asahall, Peio Groanda. us-dav A.
N'-l" - Ft15urg. ADM. a0c.--Afg.
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rgaala. ~ snB
sHat.ed iof Alan n ~ ainn hnlng.
inatlnd FOR Graham n tns al1A llning.
ss'i1SsiUAl. r ESsig l,:....:..S ...:.SS SSSfsb5S
oS. s. as,sass.s. :
trueHdale, Two oass his RaheF, Murray, Hoa.
man, naViA rynesaals 1arriAre hlls-lsaFtspl
Waiiscs asd Nsanan. sSoisa bss<,- -ssSS S~isssS.
FISHER Firsi haas on balar-On Petty. l. %
Coomha. % Graham 4 9truch ont-ny Graham.
oy Coomha ]. Left - hases-Sl LoulR 4
Phlladelphia. o Umpire n ehlaf-Rerin. Hel1
unplre sheridan. nme-i hour ana a
Ninutea.
cilHVnt.ANn. q BnaHoR a. ~. q
"A
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New York state League.
At rRoT.
scranton. .........i 90 OO1t O-44s
Troy. ..-.....-....A 90 20 a-i1u
batteries SrhultE. Scanlon ana ChalmePn and
McDonoagh and smith Bnck Warner and Nee
gan. Umpire Aelley.
AZ Trra
Eimira ...........i sOoOO i-see
ttcA. ......... o o o y o 90 ,
Rattsries- Magic and ClOugheF Adrian. Fair
banks and Burns rmplre -o'Toole.
At SYRACUSE.
HlnEhanton 90. q OOO0 0-Osi
sYraciae .......O O2 2O0i -
Batteries-PappaiNu and HarainG Scott ana
KO5pman. Umpire BrOEn.
At ALnNNT.
WukesbaFre. 80 % 2
Albany ...,....i q Q q IS
Hafieriea -Appiegata and Raub NeWtln and
Porter. Jmpifcs knerland and shelter
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hs,sealL WashiuEtsn PARK. To-tav Pm
Aipp- IN w. 'licnra Am 81 M
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Good start. woa easily. whi,I. b. o ? b. Nurl.
ton woodnymuh. owed by August Beimont.
trained by J. Whaien.
aINrm nAcB
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iRal'ed 20 EslhsnhsrE n ~ nlath innlhG.
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eoea s,sIg wos ,.,.. ssslly ISIl. I.yy sLA ~
Il N Ofnm
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Totals. - a q 10 q TotAla "a sEns
'Hatied for kroh IN the ssventh inning.
Chcago. ..............0 o o o - 10
New Y0rs...........s.t I 90 90 IA
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CLEVELAND. June A-Bssasn and usvelsnd
hatued fourteen lnnlngs % . 70 Q ae - day
s.1.n,.. s5 9LSSsslS c sssE As Es%s S'''S'' Of
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-16
Application No 1887.

Application No 1887.
Notice of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters
of the State of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
the 18th day of May, 1910, in &C
cordance with Section %, Chapter
XXI, of the Statutes of 1909, one
John H Luhman, of O'Neil, County
of Elko and State of Nevada, made
application to the State Engineer of
Nevada for permission to ap-
propriate the public waters of the
State of Nevada. Such appropriation
is to be made from Cotton Wood
Creek, at points in approximately
the NW4 of NW4 of Sec. SO, T. 45
N, r. 60 E., M. D. M, Elko County,
by means of dam and twenty-one
cubic feet per second is to be con-
veyed to points in So, M & M of
NE3 Of Sec 81, & SW4 of NW4 &
NW4 Of SW4 of Sec 80, T. 45 NJ, R.
81 E., M.D.M. by means of bitches,
and there used for irrigation and
domestic purposes.
Water not to be returned to stream
Date of first publication May ID,
1910.
Date Of last publication June FL,
1910.
Signed:
Emmett D. Boyle,
State Engineer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-16

Application No. 1894
Notice of Application fortPerm-
ission to Appropriate the Public
Waters of the State of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
the goth day of May, 1910, in &C
cordance with section rs, Chapter
XXI, of the statutes of 1909.
one Pedro Itcaina of Charleston,
County of Elko, and State of Nevada,
made application to the State
Engineer of Nevada for permission
to appropriate the public waters
of the State of Nevada. Such ap-
preparation is to be made from
Stag Creek, at points on or near
NE4 Of SE3 of Sec. 10, T. Al N, R.
58E., M. D. B. & M. by means of
dams and open cuts, and the entire
flow is to be conveyed to points
in the NE4 of Sec. 10, Ed of SE4
and NE4:of NW4 of Sec. 10, and the
SET OF. SW4 of Sec. 3, all in TIP.
4l N. R. So E., M. D. B. & M. by
means of bitches and fumes, and
there used for irrigation and dom
este purposes. Water to be re-
turned. to- stream at point in Section
8, T. al NJ, R. So E., M. D. B. & M.
Date offrst publication, May21, 1910
Date Of. last publication, June 25,
1910.
Signed:
Emmett D. Boyle,
State Engineer.
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Application No. 1916.

Application No. 1916.
Notice of Application for PERMITS
sion to Appropriate the Public
Waters of the State of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
the 9Th day of April, 1910, in ac-
cordance with Section 25, Chapter
XXI, of the Statutes of 1909, one
AL Barton of Mountain City, County
of Elko, and State of Nevada,
made application to the State
Engineer of Nevada for permission
to appropriate the public waters of
the State of Nevada. Such ap-
preparation is to be made from
melting SHOWS and springs at points
about 1000 feet East of Junction of
Merritt Creek and Log Creek by
means of open cuts, and 200 inches
per second is to be conveyed to
points of use, by means of bitches,
and there used for irrigation purp-
oses. Water not to be returned to
stream.
Date of first publication May19, 1910
Date of last publication June %, 1910
Signed:
Emmett D. Boyle
State Engineer.
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application No. 1862.


Notice of Application for PERMITS
sion to Appropriate the Public
Waters of the State of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
the 18th day of April, 1910, in &C
cordance with Section 25, Chapter
XXI, of the Statutes of 1909,
one Emery Buren, of Midas, County,
of Elko and State of Nevada, made
application to the State Engineer
of Nevada for permission to ap-
propriate the public waters of the
State ofNevada. Such appropria-
ton is to be made from spring in
Sec. a, T. 38 NJ, R. as E. M. D. B.
& M. in the NW4 of Sec. d, at points
in the SEA of Sec. 4, by means of
reservoir and 3 acre feet per acre
is to be conveyed to points in the
two West Forties in the NW4 ofSec
Is, and the two East Forties in NE1
of Sec. 16, by means of pine and
ditch line, and there used Iirri-
cation and domestic purposes.
Water not to be returned to stream.
Date of first publication May "a,
1910. .
Date of last publication June 80,
1910.
Signed:
Emmett D. Boyle,
State Engineer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-16

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Apply BILLIARDS. SNOW LINZ
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affected parts. 1t relieves itching
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removes the cause thus perform
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Carson City Land Office.
May 18, 1901
Notice is hereby given that
George Hennen, of Blaine, County
of Elko, State. of Nevada, has filed
in this. office his application to
enter, under. the provisions of Sec
ton 23O6,ssRevised Statutes of the
United States, the following de-
scribed. land, wiz:
The Northwest quarter of the
Southwest quarter (NW4 of SW4)
of Section.Thirty-two, (32) Township
Thirty-three (33) North, Range
Fifty-seven, (5OM. D. B. & M, con-
tanning. forty (4O) acres.
Any and all persons claiming
adversely thel lands described, or
desiring to object because of the
mineral character. of the land, or
for any other reason, to the dis
posal to applicant, should file their
affidavits Of. protest in. this office,
on or. before the 18th day of July,
1910.
Louis J. Cohn.
Register.