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A s HI AND WINS
CLOSE CO TEST
Trevillian and Strain Indulge in
Pitchers Battle, Former Get
ting Best of Argument.

Ashland defeated the fast Battle
Axe team. of the Richmond Amateur
League, al Broad Street Park yester-
day afternoon in a close and exciting
game by score of to .. Swift, the
Ashland third baseman, broke up the
game in the ninth innlnS after Rach-
ardson drew a base on balls and was
sacrificed 10 second by Trevillian.
Swift doubled to centre field. scoring
Richardson. which proved 10 be the
winning run. Both Trevillian and
Strain pitched good ball. Trevillian
being best when men were on bases.
Score by innings: r. II. Z.
Ashland ........2 g O q o o O1--3 S 3
Battle Axe. ...0O1 O0OlO-2 2
Batteries: Ashland-Trevillian and
drummer. Battle Axe-Strain and
Boehling.
Summary; Two-hase hits-Swift and
Bowers. Base on balis-oh Strain, |.
Struck out--hy Strain, Q; by Trevi-
han, l. Stolen hases-Richardson CD.
Time. 1:55." Umpire. Mr.. Mescoe. At
tendance; 500
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
DnnN1lie at Richmond.
Roaneke MT Norfolk.
Lynchhurg at Petersburg.
LSpecial 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch.l

lSPcSAdI ~ ne L lneS-DlSpatcn.l
Lynchburg. Va, June 2S-Pierce's
wildness in the first and second in
ninSs this afternoon cost him his
game by the score of > to s. The game
came to the locals by pure luck, for
q huke three Dagger. hit by Stocks
dale In the first. cleared the bases
Brooks was a trife unsteady in the
first three squares. but after that he
steadied down. and after the fourth
not Colt reached second
The trouble began right al the start
when Heating walked. woolums was
safe on scratch hit by the box. and
Morrison popped to Pierce When
Brucls walked the bases were fun
With Stocksdale up. Maths played In
for short chop. but instead the man
ager hi; drive between Baker and
Martin. and it bounded away from
Martin for three-bagger. the bases
being cleared by the hit
In the second B!en got n line on
Egan's boot Brooks walked. and
Heating sent them around on a neat
sacrifice. and both scored on wild
pitch to the fence
After that the Shoemakers had sew
eral chances. but lost on poor base
running.
Baker got start FOR tho Colts in
the first with a single to centre and
ne stole. to score on Egan's long drive
down to the right foul post
In the third Baker walked and stole.
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STRENGT HEN HOLD
ON FIRST PLACE
Tigers Win Both Games of
Double-Header From
Norfolk.
Especial to The Times-pispatch

Roanoke. Va. June 2S.-By winning
both games of a double header from
Norfolk to-day Roanoke leaped ahead,
and now has good lead in the Vir-
ginia League race. Finneran and Eird
had round battle in the first game.
and Efrd came off victor. Although
the Tars found him for eleven hits,
while Roanoke got but seven off Fin
neran, Ehrd's support was Eilt-cdged
while two costly errors were made be-
hind Finneran.
In the second game Walsh proved
easy for the Tigers, and they pounded
him n will throughout the game. He
took a temporary ascension in the
third inning, and when he came back
to earth Roanoke had scored FIVE runs
and put the game on ice. The scores
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fBa;ted for Plank in seventh.
:Batted Cor Martin in ninth.
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Crews ont for prnc,,cc

Gales Ferry. Conn. June 2S.-The
fog over the Thames disappeared under
the hot sun this forenoon, and shortly
before noon all the Yale crews were
sent out for practice in racing starts.
Tho water was smooth. Unless there
should be some mishap. the seating OF
the boats Will be- as at present on race
DAY woods was put back on the var
SHY FOUR as coAswain to-day, replac-
ing Barnum, who was in that scat.
There will he no moro time rows or
hard work
The gentlemen's eight and freshmen
fours races will be rowed tomorrow
afternoon, the former for half mile
and the latter a mile and a quarter.
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IFLUkE THREE-BAGGER
WINS FOR LYNCHBJIRG
With Bases Filled by Pierce Wildness, Stocks.
dale's Lucky Drive Brings in Three Runs
Baker Fined S25 for Throwing Ice
w alter on Umpire

Wallace lined to Stock sdale. who
caught the ball on his shoes. McCabe
singled 10 left. Baker taking third.
Egan was hit a terrific blow on his
elbow by pitched ball. filing the
bases and Baker and McCabe scored
on Martins grounder to right
In the fourth Baker was out at sec
ord on an attempted steal and he
was bcnched for disputing. Later he
threw a dipDcrful of ice water on Eek
man. and. after being fined s25. was
chased from the grounds
Although there was some kicking.
Eckman's work was excellent Score:
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TEAMS SPLIT EVEN

Washington, D. c.. June 2s.-wash-
ington and Philadelphia broke even on
a double header here to-day, the locals
winning the first game to ;, while
the second went to the visitors Is to 9.
Cray was strong ut critical points IN
the first struggle. while Hughes was
batted off the rubber in the second and
Sherry was hit hard. Coombs struck
out ten men in the second game
Scoros.
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FIRST GAmE.
Cleveland.
Chicago.
Totals 80 10 mn Totals ...aI

Totals ..,a2 10 ~ II Z Totals ...sl 624l5 l
'Batted for Sullivan in seventh.
tBatted for>Baker In eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Cleveland .....................o2 63O1 "a
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENT o o 0 o 8 00-4
Summary: Runs-Lindsay. Olson. Graney.
Stovall (2), Birmingham, Mcintyre. Gala
han. Collins. Tannehill. Two-base hits
Stovall. Birmingham. Ball. Three-b base hits
-Graney. olson. Sacrifice hits-Ban. Olson.
Sacrifice hes-Smith. Granny, pougherty.
Left on bases-Clcveland. g. Chicago 3.
First base on errors-Cloveland. /: Chicago.
!. Hits-oT omstead, 10 in 6 innings; OF
Baker. In inning; of LANCE. l in / in
ming. First base balloon Falkenherg ].
struck out-By Falkenberg, 1; nv Olmstead.
2; by Lange. 2. Hit by pitcher-By Faiken-
berg, (Collins). Wild pitch-Faikcnberg
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CLEVELAND WINS TWO

Cleveland, June 2s.-Cleveland won
both games OF the double header with
Chicago by timely hitting. Neal Ball
made a marvellous one-hand stop in
the first and. with Lindsay. featured
in the fielding in the second. Jackson
duplicated his paly OF six weeks ago
by catching single-handed a high fly
that would have hit the wall IN right.
possibly for home run. Scores:
FIRST CANE
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SECOND GAME.
WASHINGTON
Philn delpliin.
Totals ...lll4 2 Is ) Totnls :. LAD -

Iotals '.'f u q IN Totals ~ Is p -
&c. Walker. left Geld.
fBatted for Sherry In ninth
Score by innings: r.
Washington ..................2 oooi1Ds o. 9
Summary: Runs-Miian (ol. schaefer t2}.
Eloerteld. Gessler. c. Walker Mcbride
Cunningham, Lord az. strunk Collins Nc
Lspp t2). Coombs t2). Two-base hits
Baker to. Gesser t2). Murphy. Three base
h!ts-Barry. Collins. Mcbride. Home run
Collins. Sacrincc hits--Cunringham. Strunk
Lhpp- stolen bascs-Lapp McInn!s. Murphy.
Double play-Barry to Collins 10 icInnis
Left on bases-Wash!ngton. 12: Philadelphia.
q First base on errors-Wa shington. 1:
philadelphia. 2. Hits-Oh Hughes. s in la
innings of Sherry. 10 in 6 "a innings. First
base on balls-on Hughes. !: off Sherry. 3.
off Coombs. 3. Struck out-By Sherry 2:
by Coombs. 10 Hit by pitcher-By Coombs
(McBride. Elberteld. Cunningham). Wild
pitches-Hushes, coomhs. Passed ball
Lapp. Time of game. ego. Umplres Con-
molly and O'Loughi!n.
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DETROIT SCORES
THREE IN EIGHTH
These Win Game From St.
Louis and Keep Tigers
in Lead.
ONLY 2 HITS OFF HAMILTON
Lafttc Pitches Good Ball--Not
an Outfclder Has Fielding
Chance.

Detroit. Mich, June 2s.--Hamilton
held Detroit to two scattered singles
until the eighth inning to-day. when
Drake started with triple and Bush
walked. followed by Cobb's triple and
Crawford's sacrifice fly. scoring enough
runs to win . TO 2. and keep Detroit
in the lead. Lafittc pitched good ball
*Fter the FIRST. Not Detroit outfelder
had n fielding chance. Score:
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

~ Nashville: First same-Nashvllle.
Memphis. .. Second game-Nash-
vile. 2. Memphis. g.
At Atlanta; Atlanta. s. Chattanooga
AT Montgomery: MONTGOMERY Sir
mlngham, wet grounds
~ Mobile: Mobile-New Orleans, wet
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Brandon signed by Lynchburg.

ToUtNI5' 70 ne I IIIIto- DE pdlCls
1ynchbur2. Va. June 2s.--Manager
Stocksdale announced this afternoon
that he has released Lefty" Miley
and signed "Ruhe" Brandon. who was
with the Shoemakers last season. Bran
don has been pitching with tho AL
bany team of the New York state
ter. and he is ready to jump in and
take his turn in the box
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Culpcper Meets First Dcfent.

ISpecla! % The Tlmes-Dlspatch.l
Cuipeper. Va, June 2S-The Culpeper
baseball club. 1910 champions of North
ern Virginia. met its first defeat OF
the 1871 season to-day. The Dixie
Athletics, OF Washington, defeated the
Batteries: For Dixie-Bryant and
Brewer; for Culpeper-Burgindin
Brown and Sumnlerville.
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CUBS LOSE TO ST. LOUIS

St Louis. Mo. June 2S.-Chicago lost
the third and final game of the series
with the locals to-day before another
record crowd. the score being to L
Hauser's home run in the nth inning
furnished one of four talles for the
inning, and Cole was taken out of the
box Richter, who followed Cole. could
not hold the locals down Score.
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CREW PRACTICES
RAC|N G STARTS

Red Top, Conn. June 2s.-The Grim
son squad after to-day rests on its
oars. All the real hard work is com
pleted. Coach Wray is satisfied that
the men are in the best possible form
and that no benefit will accrue from
a further trial over the course The
work this forenoon was OF the light
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Cincinnati.
rotals ...sa svls 2 Totals

Totals ...52 2 Is Totals 20 "a IA /
'Batted for Simon IN ninth
tBatted for Lo!held In ninth.
Iran for Mclean In seventh.
"Batted for Gaspar In nth.
zBatted for McQu!llan in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Pittsbure ......................1 o o 2 q q %
Cincinnati MISUNDERSTANDING o o o o o Ia
Summary; Runs-Byrne. Wilson. Simon
Bescher, Downcy. Mitchell. Two-base hits
F. Clarke. Simon. Mclean. Three base
hit-Byrne. Home run-Wilson. Sacrifice
hits-F. Clarke. Grant Mcouillan. Stolen
bases-Byrne, Wagner. Double plays-Mc-
Kechnie to Miller 10 Wagner; Mclean to
Egan; Downey TO Egan to Hoolitzei Left
on bases--P.ttsburg, I; Cincinnati. s. First
base on errors-Cincinrati. Hits-on
Gaspar. In 4 innings: of Mcmillan. in 4
innings: or Keefe. In inning. FIrs, base
on balls--On Leineld, s: off Gaspar 2: Oft
Keefe. 2. Struck out--By Leiheld 8; by
Gaspar. .: by Mcouiilan, l. Time OF game.
. hours. Umpires. Eason and tombstone.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Brooklyn.

IT.
Magee Two-base hits-Zmmerman Ber-
gen Home rUn-Magee. Sacrifice hits
Rucker co. Zimmerman Stolen base-Lo-
bert Double piays-Smith 10 Hunmel TO
Daubert. Left on bases-Brooklyn 9: Phil
ade!phia. ). First base on errors-Brooklyn
. First base on balls-Off Fucker 4; of
Burns. q Struck out-By Rucker, o. by
Burns. 4. Time OF game. i:io. Umpires.
Rigler and Flnner n.
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Summary: Sacrifice hits-Dodst. Ma
try stolen bases-Shaughnessy Press
ly Struck out-hy Ehrd. /; by Fin
reran, l. Base on balls-on Efrd, |;
off Finneran. l. Passed balls-Cooper.
Double plays-Cefalu to Shields to
Pressly; Shields TO Cefalu to Pressly.
Left on bases-Roanoke. 5; Norfolk. 6.
Time. 1880 Umpires, Flynn and Grow
la,-
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Macon First Game--Macon. .: At
bany, (ten innings). Second game
Macon 6: Albany, l.
AT Jacksonville: Jacksonville. 3; CO.
lumbus. l
At Augusta; Augusta, .: Savannah :.
AT Columbia: Columbia. Z; Charles
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Paul. o: Indianapolis. l. Second game
81. Paul. 1; indianapolis. S.
~ Toledo: Milwaukee, /; Toledo. =
AZ Columbus: Minneapolis. 3: Colun-
Al Louisville: First game-Kansas
CITY. :; Louisville. : Second game
Kansas CITY. 3; Louisville 6
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OP { N ING GAME
ON POLO GROUNDS
Thousands Sit in Sun and See
Giants Defeat
Boston.
MATHEWsoN DOES TWlRLlNG
Contest Without Result Until
Sixth, When Doyle Lines
Out Home Run.
MATHEWSoN DOES TWIRLING

New York. y. Y. June 2S.-The Polo
Grounds were reopened to-day, sew
eral thousand enthusiasts sitting in
the sun and watching the Giants de-
feat Boston to o The game was
without runs until the sixth inning.
and then DOYLE hammered the ball into
the right field bleachers. The score:
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C 90 60 CURES ECZEMA. ACME.
90 aasDe p TETTER. POISON OAK, Etc.

ECZEMA Acne letter, Poison Oak Pmpes some
unhealthy humor acid mpuy dseasg circulation and that
thorough cleansing of this vital fluid
me trouble Saves, Washes lotions of the
itching and other dcomfors caused By skin diseases
en effect the blood therefore permanent
good Until the humor removed from the circulation
suffer the effects OF an acrid irritation the best and quickest
remedy because tits the Of all blood purifiers into the
circulation and particle of the humor be an
injection poisonous plants from other
pure rich and healthy allowing soote and skin
Book Skin Diseases and medical
drug THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA ca
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EASTERN IEAGllE

AZ Jersey CITY First game-Mon-
treal. 8; Jersey City s. Second salne-
Montreal. 3: Jersey City, l.
At Providence: Rochester, IL: Provi-
At Baltimore: Toronto, /; Baltimore.
At Newark: Buffalo. .: Newark. 3.
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GAME ENDS IN TIE

Pittsburg. June $50 days game
between Pittsburg and Cincinnati end
ed in a tie each side scoring three
runs. The visitors tied the score in
the ninth. The game was called at
o'clock according to agreement. TO
allow Pittshurg TO catch an early train
for st. Louis Score:
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Summary: Two-base hits-Connors.
Sacriflc hits-Pressly (2). Struck out
by Gardin. /; by Walsh, 8. Base on
balls-off Gardin. /: off Walls, s. Left
on bases--Roanoke 8; Norfolk Z. Time,
1850. Umpires. Flynn and Crowley.
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FIRST CAME.
Wns hlnrtnn


&C. Walker. LETT neid
tBa;ted for Plank in seventh.
:B1tted tor Martin in ninth
score by innings; r
Washington Observation-Disclosures ooO6hI.-s
fsiiadelph!n .."..........-...o oIo0oi 0i-3
summary: Runs-Elberteid. Gessler c.
walker. Mcbride. Lord. Murphy. Barry.
Three-b1se hit-Barry Home run-Iora
Sacrifice hies-Gray. Davis stolen bases
ElbeFfeld (2l. Gessler. Collins. Murphy Iert
on bases-Washinston. 3; Philadelphla l.
tiTst base on eFrors-Wakhinston. !; Phiia-
delphla. !. H!ts-OH Plank. In s innings:
Of Martin. in innings First base on
halls-On Plank. Struck out-By Gray :;
by PANS s. BY Martin. l. Hit by pitcher
BY Plank. tElberteld): by Martin. ! Cess
leri. Passed ba!l-Henry Time Of game
: hours umplreE. Come ~ and O'Loughlin.
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All makers OF electrics would like to
build shaft-driven car But only the
BAKER Company has designed an eff
Client shaft drive for electrics. Others
have experimental. The BAKER has
ACHIEVED. Telephone Madison 1850.
WORTH ELECTRIC VEHICLE co.
Inc,
Main and Belvidere.
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''''AS.'N " : " " " " " u--S
summary: Three base hits-Stocks-
dale, Egan. Sacrifice hits-K eating
Pierce stolen bases-Baker C2). Dou-
hle -Woolums (unassisted): Mar
I'm Cowan and Donovan, Martin and
ESGn Bases on balls-or Brooks ..
off Pierce. 5. Left on bases-Lynch-
burg, {: Richmond, g Hit by pitched
ball-Egan. Struck out-by Brooks
g; by Pierce. 4. Wild pitches-Pierce
l2l Time OF game, 1858 Umpire.
Eckman
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Totals 80 10 27 70 Totals 50 s2il2
Score by innings: n
BERGEN DRIVES IN RUNS

Philadelphia June 2S.-Brooklyn won
pitchers battle between Rucker and
Burns here to-day . to l. Bergen
drove in both of Brooklyn's runs with
SinrlaS
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JUL Sold to Louisville.

Chicago. June 2s.-Pitcher Herbert
JUL was soid to-day by the Chicago
IH ,.,i League Club to Louisville.
Jun was sisned this spring. coming
from the University OF illinois
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DAY IN THE. BIG LEAGUES
RESULTS YESTERDAY
LEAGIE,

a NJ EKICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. 3: Washington. (hrst
Sdme).
Philadelphia, 16; Washington. . Csec-
ond game).
Chicago. 4 Cleveland, (first camel
Chicago 81 Cleveland, Second
game).
ST Louis. 2: Detroit. 3
New York Boston: rain
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Combourg Finishes Second

Paris. June 2S.--Combourg, owned by
Frank ]. Gould finished second in TIE
Prix Flageoiet, which was run to-day
at Tremblny.
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est possible nature. only racing starts
being practiced
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

:, ~; At Morristown: Morris,own, 3; Knox.
~ Cleveland; Cleveland, S; Johnson
At Asheville: Asheville. !. Bristol. o.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
THEY PLAY TO-DAY

w lEI\E- TlL- I
Chicago at Cincinnati
Boston at New York
PittsSarg al St Louis
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
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summary: Runs-Doyle. Bridwell. Devlin
Two base hits-Herzog. GowdS. Homc nun
DOYLE. Sacrifice hit-Sweency Sacrifice fly
-Mathewson. Left on bases-Boston 5: New
York, >. First base error-New York l.
Double nlay-Stenfeldt to sweeney to Ten
ney First base on balis-On Mattern. :.
struck out-By Mattern, .; by Mathewson
3. Wild p!tch-Mattern. Time of game 1888
umriraF O'Dny and Frary.
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Totals 81 sris Totals "a 10 "A

Summary: Runs-Lindsay. Olson C2). Ora
ney Birmingham. BAH. Collins. Tannehill,
Payne. Two-buse hit.-stovan. Tannehili.
Payne. Sacrifice it-Birningham. Stolen
bases-Lindsay. Olson Ball ~. Birm,ng-
ham. Dousherty. Double piays-SfaIntyre TO
Payne; Stovali TO smith Left on bases
Cleveland. :: Chicago. s. FRS; base on err
rors-cieveland J. Chicago. /. Hits-om
Scott in inning; off Baker. in 6 in
nings: OFT LANCE. in = innings. First base
ON balls-On Mitchell. /; off Scott, 5. on
Baker. l. struc. out-By Mitchell. 3: by
Baker. 3. Passed ball--smith Time os
game, 1852. Unpiros. Perrno and Dneen.
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Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston.
St. Louis at Detroit
Chicago at Cleveland
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston. o. New York. 3.
Brooklyn. .; Philad elphia. J.
Cincinnati, 3; Pittsburg. mine in
nings).
Chicago. l; st. Louis, =
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Chalmers
~ MOTOR CARS
Gordon M A!!zas1.E. Company
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
SECOND GAME.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

Perrine.
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Boston.
New York,

Totals 81 % le . Totals - 7.as Is
'Herzog out. hit by bat,ed ball.
t3atted for Devore in seventh
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'Bat,ed for MITCHELL In ninth.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11

Sor az ffubstiue spsr8smaaL ser IN goo SpmaIme I'll en- Iscsre Sris
eb "SHsDenHsn"s Hpe frhGansS gOSshT, bar ot formaaet o9G 6G5rtarfer
III at irarbeibe en- rimtg eo og buig garne, iuu hi bar tmot -2ecorab
sRrial~. Sen sr tuIbrPuoig mooerre, bar bsnrmt GRrlup9obe. gt poRut
Tort graIe meo Secakcudnids Sornruger o. AughIlGeriGtto, oe er uofrret
rS automahT Gfpmetmisuue til at brnee SoSst pGI SlaSs. Sen igr let
po rua OF aer ieGfrue 4uuoerinp
On COB 90 fer SamiHeiFmaFtns, Tom hi rmst Ian antetae til ben. bois
gPioer iorbnr benz at tbe en- at be me "Susucnueu"s Nepneaer. StSe gPafuner
Ioeiom ale bore spripe ~Susbenner- sgRoiuer er ina got im aSiureret pso bort
10.aars 0arannbepts, ior pateret og uunerHrersI. meofGBer bier Nlfne. en-
Suruhiousbog pa norf fsSer IeeIesss mo bWr SRafule.
Te baishe, beohe, uargfe g met hIfr2ShiknSe Sumahfner Sauossu
.v NJ us gRoAeugr nj
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11

bette Gonb og oerira NED | Sanee-
pauoet. 8eo BET pore Ssfer blir lao
5smmeret truffet iIano, ibet Gieren
bar faaet Siaaoelie Ill berfra Of
IGege ct Sibefpor til Serrbanen. Zen
bertiI ififfebe 5r9Iait bIir i~oalebes
paaIesiet Sernbanepoane FOR at pos
iere neoooer til SreIi6erierne.
8aaronen fpm lp9rt ttolia iaar
Der oper 0iitriftet. Ger bar life oi-
bere SPIe ! Sorben, iaa mon fom tio'
Zig ifRro meo Irbeibet.
Gen m%aneeaarise SIstninssiripef'
tor Der / Oiitriftet, Sobnnes Seip,
bar taget Ififeo iom iaaoan. San
bar antageIig itaaet ! Sieneiten noale
og fenti Mar o. oppebrrer mn Een-
iion al Observation-Disclosures.
MaboIens GIbIte SSilopaoner, enfe
&ieriti grifsoatter Goprnbraaten er /
forrige Manneb aigaaet oeb Seoen |
en- Mber af IS Mar % 8 Waaneoer.
Gils gnin9ien Seieren oebe iioen
ioriioaaaenbe Spgbom pluo'eli9 al
SierteIammelSe | en- Ilber al so gar.
ears 2arien er bsS 1912 aar al.
Wartin &ogneriio poa SCOTLAND
bar, iiben ban flptteoe biz til gps'
Sen, inotil for bel ct aar iiben, be-
ItanSia oeret en- raif 90 oirflon1
Mmb. Wen / Den iibite Sib bar ban
ppret ipaeIig, / bei @ruo neross oe
Iiber al SsonleSbeb. San er tilraa'
set at reiIe tiIiiss, % ban began zig
for ct Bar Gage iioen no poa en- SID
reiie, iom ffol bare | Here l(aer.
Ion faar baabe, ban fommer i"riifere
tilboae.
3 iibite SaEobel al Wai bar pi
bapt ct til at bore paa benne aarstif
- ualminbelig parmt Seir omtreti
iom paa Ben parmeite Sio Tibrom'
mers.
SiGien til fienbte ira
u. g. Sppeguaro.
Gen lite SUM 1911.