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budge from his tracks, however until he ascertained positively that it was a safe hit and when he finally broke from his trance he scarcely reached first on the drive although 1t caroomed off the fence against the screen of the colored bleachers In left. Murch fol- lowed with a clean drive to right, but Sentell trotted complacently to second instead of taking third. Lister offered an easy out
 Had Sentel1 and Lister possessed even average speed upon bases the former would easily have reached second on the first drive and scored on the last, while the second hitter would have taken second on the throw to the plate to head the runner. Thus 1t will be seen three bases were absolutely thrown away upon this occasion and rest assured this example is duplicated every day. When club has five regu- lars that cannot score from second on an ordinary single or from third on an ordinary sacrifice fly 1t need not pc surprised that it fails to be a pennant contender.
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lonss-Fort Worth, 99; Hattie Kernani 109: Smirk, *Chop Tank, 'Missiye, 1O3; Winning Widow, 105; *Thrifty. 1o6; Planu. tess, Cherish. 107; Golden Cap, Jim L., 109; @Sidney R., 110: Stare, ll2; Rye straw, 122.
 Third race, 4-year-olds and up, selling, six furlongs--*Sir Cleges, 102; *Anna l.. Daley, Collis Ormsby, 105; *Joe faitens, 107; Duquesne. June w, Hewlett, q10
 Fourth race, handicap, 3-year-olds, mile and 70 yards-Edda, 102; Adrian, 107; Fire man. 105; Redwine, 110.
 Fifth race, 4-year-olds and up, selling, six furlongs-*Malitine, May Amelia, tKing Avondale. 105; Maxim's Pride, Henry Munro, Cooney K, 107; Emperor William, Live Wire, 110
 Sixth race, 3-year-olds and up, mile and five furongs-~Bounder, 90; Supervisor, 93: Naughty Lad, 101 Francis Joseph. 1O6: Third Rail, 107.
 Seventh race, 3-year-olds and up, sell ing, mile and sixteenth-sStartler, 90; Idle Michael, 97; Seconke, Attentive, 100; .Joe Rose, 101: The Pippin, 106; Scarus, 107; Mx Cambon, 1ol.
 Apprentice allowance of five pounds claimed.
 Weather cloudy, track slow.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING
Hooper Beats Detroit

Boston, August 3.-It was largely Harry Hooper who won Boston's third victory over Detroit today. to ?. He was re- broke up the game in the twelfth inning by sending Yerkes home with hit ordi- narily good for home run. He also sent Yerkes home ahead of him with a home run in the third and made a wonderful catch in the first off Crawford's bat. Both Collins and Donovan were strong in pinches. Ty Cobb earned his money as usual, but didn't play in the limelight as he does SO frenItentlv Scnrn.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Cubs Are Licked

Chicago, August 3.-Three home runs in the fifth inning was the feat accom- plished today by Brooklyn in defeating Chicago. 5 to 3. Zimmerman hit to right field the first ball pitched and it rolled under a pile of lumber. Erwin followed by knocking the ball over the fence, the first ball pitched. Toney relieved Richie here and was somewhat wild. With a man on base, Wheat hit to right ceHter for a home run. Knetzer blew up in the sixth Score:
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SUMMARY. Two Base Hits-Myers. Sacrifice Hits-Rohe, Walsh. Sentel. Struck Out-Allen [, Chappelle 1. Base on BalIs-Allen 8, Chappelle 4. Hit by Piteher-Chappelle CWalsh. Mich ein. Double Plays-Chappelle to Higgins to Lister Allen to Walsh to Swacina; Chappelle to Sentell to Lister; Sentell to Mil to Lister.
 impires-Carpenter and Kellum. Time-2:O :O0
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*-Batted for Toney in sixth.
 *t-Batted for Richter in ninth.
SUMMARY.

 Two Base Hit-Archer
 Three Base Hts-Tooley, Zimmerman. Home Runs-E. Zimmerman, Erwin, Wheat.
 Hits-Off Richie in innings: Toney, l in innings Richter, l in Innings; Knetzer in 5 2-3 innings; Schardt l in 3 1-3 innings.
 Sacrifice Hit-Knetzer.
 Stolen Base-Schulte.
 Double Play-Richter to Tinker to Safer Left on Bases-Chicago 8. Brooklyn g. First Base on Balls-Knetzer 1, Toney 2, Richter 1.
 Struck out-Knetzer ?, To9ey 1, Rich- ter 3, Sehardt 8.
 Time-202.
 Umpires-Johnston and Eason.
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SUMMARY. Two-base Hits-Long. Three base Hit-Dorsey. Sacrifice Hit-Bowden. Stolen Bases-lLong 2, Hycks. Landes. Double Play-Lamar to Hycks to Williams. Base on Balls-Off Davidson 2. Left on Bases-Huntsville 4 Gads- den 6,
 Struck Out-By Womack 1, David son '.
 Time of Game--1:45 Umpire-Hardage
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ALLEN DEFEATS
 SMITHS LOOKOUTS

Mobile. August 3.-Though very wild, issuing eight passes, Allen was strong with men on the bases. and Mobile today took the opening game of the series from Chattanooga, 4 to 1. Chappele was wild and ragged fielding behind him aided in hls defeat. President Kavanaugh wit messed the game. Score:
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Decatur Beats Romans

Decatur, August 3.-(Special 1.-The Romans were defeated this afternoon by the Boosters by the score of to l. Decatur ortbatted Rome two to one
 The field work of the Decatur aggre- gation was excellent. One double play and two two-base hits for Decatur were the only features of today's game.
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STANDING
Gadsden Wins Easily

Huntsville, August s-tSpecia1)- Gadsden easily shut Huntsville out to- day The Mountalneers made several costly errors and Womack was 'batted freely. 12 hits being give by him. Davidson was effective and allowed no
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Cincinnati Defeats Phillies

Cincinnati, August 3.-Cincinnati ham mered Chalmers all over the lot in the fifth inning today and defeated Phila- delphia easily, : to l. Smith was effec- tive with men on bases. Almeida injured his leg running to second in the seventh while Clarkes hand was hurt by foul tip in the eighth. Both men were forced to retire. Score: R. II. E. Philadelphia ........... 900 0O1 000-1 ' Cincinnati ................. 900 060 10x-7 11C
 Batteries: Chalmers, Burns, Rowan and Moran; smith, Clarke, Severoid. Um- pii es Klem and Brennan. Time 2.05.
 (Other clubs rained ouD.
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"CHOLLY" FRANKS BULL"

There was some contention as to how it should be scored and in this contention Manager Frank of the Pelicans took. hand by saying that Benton should have a strike out and the catcher an error notwithstanding the fact that the catcher had no chance to lay hands on the ball Others contended that it was impossible to score strike out and a wild pitch on the same pitch.
 The rules make 1t necessary to charge Benton with a wild pitch and at the same time give him the benefit of strike out The question was settled today.
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Two-base Hits-Peck, McLain. Stolen Bases-Reagan, McDuff Hunter. ,
 Base on Balls-Clark l, Refs 3. Struck Out-By Refs ', Clark 4. Wild Pitch-7Clark. Time of Game-1:40. Umpire-McLaughlin Attepdance-400.
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Two base Hits-DeFraites. Woodward Three-base Hits-Cooper, Fisher. stolen Bases--Morton, Woodward Weber.
 Bases on Balls-Robinson 3, Nelson 3. Hit by Pitched Ball-Nelson, Chancy: Struck Out-Robnson 16. Nelson 4. Passed Balls-Brown 1.
 Wild Pitch-Nelson 1.
 Empires-Smith and Adams.
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. MMAR1. Two-base hits-Crawford, Yerkes. Home Run-Hooper. Sacrifice Fly-Delehanty. Sacrifice Hits-Collins 9 Donovan. Card ner. stolen BaSe-Wagner Double Plays-Yerkes, Wagner and Engle. Bases on Balls-Colins f. Donovan G. Time-2:05. Umpires-Dineen and Perrine.
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Low ROUND TRIP RATES

Seaboard Route of the Birmingham Atlanta Special. Quickest time. Au- gust 19; good until September 3, 1911. City office 1927 1st avenue
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Si5S FOR WALKER

Bert Maxwell in an effort to dis pose of 300 tickets to the Scotty Walker benefit game to be played in Atlanta at the conclusion of the present season, sold 15S at Sf each during the game Wednesday after noon. He believes he will be able to sell all
 It was one of Maxwelrs quick returns which put Walker out of business.
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Twobase Hits-Bay, Welcbonce, Perry El'iott
 Three-base Hits-Welchonce Home Runs-Jobnston. Munson, Sacrifice Lindsay, Wiseman. Iiits Apportioned--Prough in inning with runs.
 Double Plays Elan to Marcan to Nc
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American Association
STANDING
Results

Results | At Milwaukee: Milwaukee 1, Indianapo- | lis 6.
 At Minneapolis: Minneapolis-St. Paul. | rain -s5s l No others scheduled.
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Races Postponed

Detroit, Mich, August 3.-Rain today caused a postponement of the grand cir cult trotting races at the state fair grounds. It is probable that races sched- u,ed for today will be trotted tomorrow.
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HighIanders Can't Win

New York, August 3.-By score of il to 10 Cleveland won today the second victory in the series with the Highlanders During the game 13 Hghlanders were hit or given passes to first, Hemphill walking five times out of six times up. Score:
 R. E. Cleveland .......,.....,. 600 025 211-11 19 i New York ,......,..... .301 O03 o21-10 2 Batteries: Kaler, Mitchell, Falkenberg and smith; Waugh, Warhop and Sweeney and Blair. Time, 2;29. Umpires, O'Longh- lin and Mullin.
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Gilyray; Marcan to Elliott to McGilvray Lindsay to Schwartz; Perry to Schwartz Perry to Lindsay to Schwartz. Struck Out-Bair l. Speer l, Trough l. Wild pitch-Bair 1.
 Hit by Pitched Ball-Bair lMarcan) Igssed Ball-Munson.
 Time of Game--2:O0.
 Empire--Pfenninger.
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WELCH0NCE SETS LEAGUE REC ORD BY BINGLING SIX TIMES IN A ROW-NINE VOL RUNS IN THE FIRST
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING

Results Yesterday Nashville 10. Birmingham 7. Mobile 1, Chattanooga l. (Rain elsewherel.
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Other Sports on Last Page

| MAKE BONDS GEO. c, OLIVER
 PHONE 00Oo
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The Official Score

Maxwell and Case today.
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Birmingham Sporting News Letter: The locals are now going better tha l at any time this season, after a most disastrous period of injuries; and conf- dence is returning. Unthinking fans blamed Manager Molesworth but d study of conditions should convince them that circumstances beyond his control have worked against the sue cess of the Barons
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Games Today

Games IOuay Nashville in Birmingham. Memphis in Montgomery. Chattanooga in Mobile. Atlanta in New Orleans.
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It was a peculiar game, that swhich 'hf Rarons lost to the Volunteers, 10 to 5 yesterday afternoon. N
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Bold Barons Give Weird Exhibition HUG
MANGLE TROUGH
 AND SCORE JUICY VICTORY
SOUTHEASTERN

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Tn the first inning the Vols made totai of runs. slaughtering, and quartefins Mister Trough. Speer, who sueceedoa' did fairly well in spite of the fact that the visitors punched him safely 10 umes' and walked on five other occasions. Bair, for the visitors, was beaten untll ne Was hlue in the face, but the Barons hao made up their minds in Advance not 10 score very many times, and carried out their resolution with commendable spirit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-15

We have few odd Fur Coats that
we are selling at quite a little under
price value.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

: Jewelry and silverware engraved free
al Holmes
Buy your Christmas presents at the
Presbyterian church fair.
The latest novelty effects in leather
purses. See them at browns.
See the new Snngft slipper for men
at Tilden's. An appropriate Christmas
gift,
Try and keep in mind that you can
find new and up-to-date toilet supplies
in great variety at Barre Drug Co.'s
drug store, Depot square.
At City auction rooms, Saturday even
ing, December 10: One lady's Waltham
watch, size, 20 years case so; one
Ia X. lady's brooch pin, diamond CEN
ter, s2S; one gents IA X. sardonx
ring, $40. o. H. Hale, auctioneer.
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TALK OF THE TOWN
I.adies, silk hose AZ Abbott's.


Tomorrow night, the Presbyterian
church fair,
Robert Montgomery returned home to-
day, after passing the week with friends
in Mortified.
Mrs. d. c. Hawkins and Mrs. Strachan
OF Reading were among the visitors in
the city yesterday.
Frank Turner Of HUI street left to-day
for Hartford Conn.,, where he win visit
relatives for few days.
Jerry F. Donahue of South Barre left
this noon on an extended visit with
relatives in Concord, n II.
Companion court, No, ISL, |. 0. F.
win hold its regular meeting in For
esters' hall tonight at 1880.
G. II. HurIbut of Boston, travelling
freight agent for the Missouri Pacific,
was in the city yesterday on business.
In making present of any kind Of
leather goods, be sure of the quality.
browns leather goods can be relied upon.
If YOU wish to spend good sociable
evening, attend the public social Miles
hall. Saturday evening, Dec. Is. Per
couple. soc; ladies free, Refreshments
included.
In yesterdays report of the annual
meeting Of the r. G. /. p. A., the name
of II. J. Houghton, who was reelected
to serve as recording financial secretary,
was inadvertently omitted.
We put on sale lot of waists at soc
each These are made of imitation of
French flannel, have turn-down collar and
turn back cuffs, with eyelets worked for
links. pocket on side. At Perry's on
Saturday.
/ viii car live stock at Barre Sat-
urdav morning. December is, until 10
o'clock. and at Plaintield Monday morn
ing. December Is. / will be in Plainheld
SATURDAY. afternoon. Telephone sl5-W,
Barre. B. +. Davis,
'eBelle Mead Sweet" chocolates are Of
first quality in every respect. They are
put up in plain packages, nothing fancy
or fiashy, but the contents will convince
YOU that these goods are o. K. At the
Barre Drug Co. only.
John O'Leary, who recently purchased
the Whitehead property on Eastern ave-
nue., requested The Times to-day to
state that the transaction was not made
through the Cate Real Estate agency
and that he mad no dealings with that
agency over the matter.
Gibson's Syrup Tolu Tar and Wild
Cherry is considered one of the very best
remedies for coughs, colds and all throat
and bronchial troubles ever put on the
market. 1t is conveniently put up in
25e and 400 bottles and guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction or money back
at Barre Drug Co, corner Main and
Merchant streets.
Austin Robinson was pleasantly sur
prised at his home, 1872 South Main
street, when twenty-five of his young
friends gave him party. The evening
was agreeably given over to games and
music. refreshments of cake and coffee
being served at the close. AS token
of their esteem, the young guests pre-
sented Master Robinson a handsome
gold stiekpin.
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If you want to please a lady, just
make the Christmas gift nice Hosiery.
Here are some specials.
New lot of Lisle Thread, Black
Hose, silk embroidered, in very neat
designs. These are advance styles of
spring Hosiery, soc per pair; in lots
Of two or three pairs will put in a
Christmas box.
Silk Hose in black with all pure
silk legs at soc per pair
silk Hose in black, dove and navy
at 800 per pair in Christmas
boxes. Quality Of Hose is no poorer
BY being boxed. We buy the boxes
ourselves.
We have lots of pretty Christmas
boxes aud will fix you up nice ON your
Christmas gifts.
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In the better ones is a Petticoat
with silk serge top and deep MESA
line. ruffle. We have got another lot
Of those Taffetas at $3.50 in blacks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-15

AT $3.50 we are putting out fine
quality Messaline Petticoat They
come in all colors and are an extra
nice quality.
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Christmas Specials

One lot of large sized Hand Bags
These are made from quality leather
used to make soc bags The tops
are those used on SIPS and $3.50
Bags, so that YOU get bag with all
the appearance OF a Sl.25 Bag at only
Csc each
We are showing to-day ladies
and Children's Mercerized Initial
Handkerchief at only Sc each It's
a l0e grade in every way.
Our Sun Spun and Alpine Embroid-
cred Handkerehiefs at from 15c to
soc. with more of the 25c ones,
are the finest and best to buy of any
Handkerchief that ever came into our
stock.
Initial Handkerchiefs are always
great sellers at this time. You should
select early, as we have no way to
know just how many of each viii
be wanted,
Children's Box Handkerchiefs, three
in box, all white and white with
colored borders, at 15c per box.
Our line OF Ribbons at BE, 10s,
15c and I9c are all silk. Our PEI
sian Ribbons at 1oc and 25c are lt)c
per yard under regular market price.
We have special values in Dress
Goods and Silks for the holiday trade.
Nice lot OF new Belts all in Christ
mas boxes. Ask to see the new
Elastic Velvet Belt at soc.
We have a nice line of Imported
Beaded and leather Bags.
Our line Of Belt and Hat Pins will
appeal to you as little the best
that you can do.
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except % n road on north
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NV corner. swH NWH. thence
south 10 rods. east 10 rods. north
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