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Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10
To kee, Hair IioIYt and Fluffy.

The proper care of the hair does mol require Il woman to SCOUT her scalr with soap and dreneh her hair with water until n shampoo, including dr! ing the hair. tukes the better part 0. the day In fact. the less soap and water used on the hair tine better. ns alkali and moisture lend 10 make th' hair eoarSa. dull and brittle.
 If you want 10 keep the scalp clean and the hair light and fluffy try dry .shampo0iiig Tut in quart Jar ot any other handy container fonr ounce of powdered orris reot and four ounces of therox. Stir and shsike until thor augalY mixed. beautiful cleansing powder with a delicate perfume will be the result.
 Sprinkle tablespoonful of this mix iture on the head and then brush il well through the hair This brings out the natural color .0f the hair. makes ii soft and glossy and. If continued regu- ilarly, tends to make the hair long and abundant, for it is natural hair grower.
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10

BUBTOS HOLMES IN AoRAy1AN cosTUME not have purchased it. as did Mr ifoilnps. for 80 IS of our money? This ssIae woman would not allow her hus band or brother to appear i'll if at 't fancy dress party. Oh. no! Her motives would be less altruistic. much more selfish This is what wopld happen She would pick off, as it were, tn leading motifs of this costume-for iH stance. the fascinating embroideret girllp with it's long fringed ends. This loot she would wear about the wais; of her new spring h0use frock 0f pale ssray chiffon cloth. And the boiero. If this smart adorpment answers to slc.s a game in the Moravian tongue. shr wongd incorporate into her smarfesf 4ingeSze blouse of sheer marquisette And tise accordion plaited sleeves, saeh piatt of which is said te be three Inches deeo-well. these manches would make several summer gowns
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10
Wouldn't You Like This Costume7

Burton Holmes. the popular lecturer seems 10 be quite as appreciative ot the picturesque in costumes as in seen cry Behold him in the illustration ar rayed in his latest sartorial find" Moravian costume which ill Moravla is worn by the men of this Austro, Hungary province.
 What woman. seeing the modistic possibilities of this native dress, would
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10
Breakinp 1t by Degrees.

EdL.uud Yates used 10 tell this anec- aote Of physician who was per ,oaal friend AS the story went. Yates once saw the doctor operate upon aaa afflicted with blood poisoning. a-hea he amputated the patients leg. Do gOu think he will recover nowT' fs. .d Yates after the operation was fff
 ".'ec overr' exclaimed the physician. As. he never had chance to get 
 Then why in the world did you am ate that leg!' asked Yates In
 ment
 ttis said the surgeon calmly. ol nlrs. not tell q patient the truth
 once. you know. You must first him q little"
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10
Rest the Scalp.

Rest for the scalp Is imperative overcome the strain of wearing the large quantities of false hair that hr' now fashionable. for in addition to me mass of curls. puffs. etc. many pih7 are required to hold the cultures 1T sbape These pins naturally pull fh' hsfr roots
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10

bladder remedy, be- cause of its reniark k- able health restoring properties. Swamp Root fulhlls almost every wish in over- coming rheumatism, pain in the hack, kid neys, liver, bladder and every part of the
 urinary passage. IL Correets inability tO
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10
e~ Yee4ms at.

For the b:Ggy appeannHe under the eyes try rubbing gently with the hne of the fingers dipped in alcohol foi low this treatment bg mas'agsns care fully with cold cream.
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10

ATA COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN AT Thompson on th. 5srh day Of Jan. A. D 1911.
 Present, George $. Crosby, Judgef On motion of Mary acheon execgtrix late of Thompson within said disfricf. deceased.
 This Court doth decree that six months tors of said estate to exhibit their claim !. aeainst the same to tbes Executrix and directs that public notice De giyenm this oroef by adyertisinr in | newspaper hsyinga circuia- tinn Ia saic aissI let and oJ posting copy thereof on the public sign-posi t~ ssid town of Thomp son p<srs q the place where the eeceasea
 CsrtIfed from Record. GEORGE s. CROSBY. Jsdge 7-s
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10
MAILS CLOSE FOR

Roston. I .o5, 10 10 a. m, ,l2 ,5.35, 4bpm Worcester, 7.05. l0.l0 a. m., 10, 5.35, 7.45l
 m. A. DanieIson, :. 40, l0.l0 a. m., 5.35, 7.45 p. m. Hartford, TAO. l0.l0 a. m-, 5.35 7.45 ?. m. New York, TAO, l0.l0 ann, 8.l5,5 35,7.4 ?. New Haven, 40, 10 10 a. ul., 5.35, 7.45 P. m. Norwich, [ 10, l0l0a. m, 5.85, 7.45 ?. m. Wuimantic, z .05, 10. 10 a. m, 5.35. 4b ?. m. West and Soutuern States, 7.05 40, l0.l0,
 m. 3.l5, 3.35 5.35, 7.45 p. m. Worcester and New London, North, Way Sta
 tons, ' .05 q. m, 3.l5 p. m. Worcester and New London. South, Way Sta
 tions :. 40 a. m., 5.35 H. Boston anl Hartford East, Way Stations, 7.'
 8. Boston and Hartford West, Way Stations, 5.St
 ?. , ,. Boston and Pough., East, Way Stations, S.Sc Boston and Pough., West, Way Stations, lo.lt
 a. m Boston, Providence ans New York, East, Way
 Stations. i0.l0 am.
 Woodstoeks, south, North. East, lO.So a. ID.
 5.35 D. m.
 Pomtret. : .45 a. m. 5.35 p. m. West Woodsi ,'s. Woodstock Valley, West
 tord aud Es-it,-d IA.30 a. m. Nights for ail rou.t- 7.45 ? m. snndays for all l,ints 7.30 D. m.
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10
far. Bailey's Rules.

Henry Turner Bailey. Boston art ist has laid down a sci of rules where bv women of high and low degree fat thin. tall or snort, can achieve aeSthet- ic perfection in style Here are the rules:
 If rou are taN. wear gowns made on horizontal lines and never have dress as loo long or too short
 If you are short. your costume fheula he made on vertical lines Never have vour dresses short. regardless of style
 If you are stout. dress plainly In one color scheme.
 if vou are thin. mixed goods is per missibie.
 Women possessing large feet should never wear tan shoes.
 Whether feet are large or small. the broad bulldog toe is inartistie from ev cry point of view.
 Iu4 conclusion Mir. Bailey says. 1Puns are condemnable because they are false"
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10

Dr. KiImcr x Io., Hon< q isw.nPkoot
 Binghamton. N Y. The regular fifty-cent and mcclellan size bottles gre sold by all druggists. Don't make any mistake but remember the name, Swamp Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad- dress, Binghamton. N. Y., on every bottle.
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10
DELIVERIES
RURAL FREE DELIVERY.

Routes No. l,2, and Rural Carriers leave daily, Sundays and Hoh- days exceptedi at8.l0s. m return at s.io p; ID. Mailable matter, weighing pounds or less sent by Rural Gamers must be prepaid by stamps affixed.
 MALLS OPEN FROM Ros,on. New York, Hartford and all point north, east, south and west al 8.l5 a. m. Boston, 8 .l5, I0.A5 a. m, 3.45, 6.05 p. m. Danielson, 8.15, Il a. m., 3.45 ?. m. Norwich, 8.15, II a.. m., 3.4b. 600 ?. m. Hartford, S1a, Il a. m., 4.l0, 700 ?. m. New York. 8I5, II a. m.. 40, 7.00, p. Worcester. S.15 g. m., 3.20. 6.o5 p. m. Webster, S.i5 a. rl., $40. sos p. m. Milimantic, 8.t5. n a. m, 40 P. m. Sundays from all points 5.30 a. m.
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10
Do You Get Up
 WiIh a Lame Back2
Y,aney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Alruost everyone knows of Dr. Kilmer's Swanlp-Root, the great kidney, liver aud
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10

find ontif you have kid- ney or bladder trouble. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper and send your address to
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10

hold water and scaldingpain in passing it, or bad effects followingus of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often through the day, and to get mp many times during the night.
 Swamp-Roo is not recommended for everything but if yoa have kidney, liver or bladder trouble, it will be found just the remedy you need. Ii has been thor oughly tested in private practice, and has proved so successful that Q special ar i2npe1nent has been made by which all readers of this paper, who have not al- ready tried it, may have sample bottle sent free by mail, also book telling more abont Swamp Root, and how to
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10
Putnam Mail Service JANUARY. T9U
 POST OFFICE OPEN
From 6.30 a. m. to s ?. m.

From 6.30 a. m. to ?. m. Sundays, from 8.30 to e.3J a. m. The lobby will remain open to Lock Box holders until l2 m Hohdays from 6.30 am. to l2 m. ,a. .S0 to p.m Carriers window opeu Sundays from S.S0 te 9.3t. "
 MONEY ORDER DIVISION Omen from a. n. to 6 p. m, closed on Sun days and Legal Holidays.
 Registry Division open during office hours
 DELIVERIES By City Carriers Daily, Sundays ant Holidays excepted) at S.20 a. m. and 4.i0 m: and 1 05 q. m in the Business Section One delivery by City Carriers on Holidays.
 Collections and Despatcbes From the Street Letter Boxes, Sundays anc Holidays excepted)
 RESIDENTIAL SECTION. Collections. Despatchos 6. l5 to 40 a. m., mail despatched at .05 a. m' S.30 to 80 a. m, '' iZ.io 4.30 to 6.3O p. m, '' fso p'm
 FRONT AND ELM STREET BOX. els a. m., mail despatched at 60 a. ID m 00 q m {" l0.l0 |" ll.l5 a. m, 7" iZ " 3.30 a.. m., 5eo P m % n. m. !" 7.45 "
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BOSTON. June 23-The fourth in
ming ia both games OF the double
header between Boston and Philadel
phia proved the undolug OF the visitors
10 day when the local batsmen Sc
cured sufficient runs 10 win the first
game. 10 3. and the second. Is TO 4
Boston's ragged Folding was Offset by
long hits with men on bases. Wood
and Speaker driving IN runners with
homo runs The scores:
tFirst Eame)- r. IT. T.
Boston ......G00foO
Philadelphia .0Ovo2 0O1o-3 -
Battefics -Wooi ana Sunamake- Mar
tn. Coombs and InIp.
Second camel r. IT. T.
Boston ......0o05oO Il
philadelphia 100000 0oO-4
batteries Clc0tfe and Kareer and
kiD.u.w and NluamaKer. llauk and
Thomas.
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Smokes Drop f i1az
Game TO BronC6oS

special Dispatch 70 the Intelligence.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. June %
Both Wheeling pitchers, Beatty and
Hardy were easy for South Bend to-
day and the locals slugged out u
10 victory IN the last game OF the
series. Kelly was the batting star
OF the day. his home run in the third
with three men on bases being the
feature OF the game. Smith hurled
good ball and held the visitors safe.
Wheeling scored twice in. the first
inning.
Smokes Score.
Lewis hit 20 center. Jewell flew out
10 Wetzel trying 20 sacrifice. Ser
vauus hit to right. Both men moved
up on a passed ball and scored on
Welsher's hit. In the NTH inning they
got another, with one down. Jewell
beat out an infield hit and stole sec
ond. Servatius lift. sending Benny
TO second. Servatius stole second
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Giants caIclmIned.

BROOKLYN. June 23.-BrOoklyn
won IT'S first game OF the season from
New York to-day. TO %. The sOlifa-
r. r''0 was scored n the ninth, after
great pitchers battle between
Rucker and Wiltse. pass 10 David
son. Daubcr's single and a double
steal. followed by Hummere single
scored the winning run. Burch was
put out OF the game for kicking. Tho
score:
New York. ...0o0ooO0oo :. u
brooklyn 900 o OQo 0o0i-i o
Batteries Wiltse and Myers: Eucker
and Bergen
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THE PELVIC SPECIALISTS Market zee STREET

St Louis had made a fine rally in
the ninth. getting four runs and with
the man needed TO tie the score on
third. with two out. Keefe pitched
two strikes % Mowrey and Bresnahan
protested that the second strike was
d balk. While Brosnahan was pro
testing. Keofe put over the third strike
ending the game 5 to = in favor OF
Cincinnati. liresnah7n made an en-
ragged rush NJ KLEIN who met him with
a straight right TO the face. Score:
r. II. J..
50. Louis ....000CCO2I II I
Cincinnati ...3 d U 2O- IS II I
Eattcriss -Gcyer aud Bliss. keefe and
Gaslar and Mclean.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

Press Cans w. laws ers. 40 Island hall
Tim GROW, ys west Liberty. az Elm
y. q o. team ,s. belmont ohio. a.,
f,i1nd Arieuc W. uar7s Athlete
frt,re Ra. stars We Point Nus 4
Myers rrotI..1r Company vr Mounds
ri,. af Mnurfr.I'r
'fInrIUE -fH Company vs.
Hf ic. ~ I- re park
Wheeling Mold a. I..rIrr main office
fuir IrfIrorIns dept 90 FULTON
%lr.f'rs VS.. Strong team. on Reiisire
r,rvgol rrderensent- w reitrsrs on
Nrrulni lai r"rF
Sunday Games
Nruwnrf rH afrrrr Provision com.
rany. o. Eerwo1f f1il para
creek rr0uras
~ fe1n. 90 Miliio Wheeling creek
wns-Ovar team w. rat.err-r Athis-
&c Club. on Patterson rrnunfa
All ftnrs. cf feuunnf rH uonwoof
Hfowro-ka. cn I00r rr0urfe
rel Green grounds
TcC frar vs WrHrfsrf'fr rnferen-
dents. ~ F1orrrco BAN park.
Tho tersUt rau game at ue~vo-d On
sunday uffrI noon between fHn Myers
foam fri tIe Urrwr0f promises fn he
largely attended. Un quito 'Hrrn uuH
hrr Hf Hefa .a.e been disposed o.
vo-f cd W.rt.m,,er wiz a1-i for ia
NEera Nine
The HenwVI Independents viii play
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he Fsitners. OF N1'fochon. on tho nen-
wood unI park tIIf afternoon end az
both teams ere evenly matched close
game is expected to result
4 f1a' rars is scheduled o. be- pulled
M uu tIn aloHUlrrIiIr bal. rlra frI.
Afternoon. when tho Mound Citya viii
rect tlc Myers Provision Company TIE
Myers team vii llre VI ae follows
lafrrera vs. Miller and Werraft q
EoEera0n or Mlnsemeycr. 10. r.arue
90. sOnnefelf. fh. Hsuuer 90 Hirhv.
Do, 'hrsie' e.. H7yt. ~, LorinF
Tho strong team tfat VIII rs7rssent
bfualrs in TIE future VIII stack uu
against The I0rn.ra on ffo Wheefira
Creek grounds ON sunday Afternoon and
o. qoof rsrIc Del rrucrtri na both teams
ore evenly matched The diamond he's
been placed ir good conf .tion ard the
foIrwiur ia tro manner IN which the
Lnrfir7 VII lire %. D.. Evans. s. ff
~ stokrrJ G.. w. Miller. e.. T. GILES
3d.. g.. flfk
Manager rrrd O1ron. ~ the afve~s
team. Nas riErrf uu fnnrlIcr I.orinr.
WHO rIrVcf wffH Grafton Orr the Nnur-
tin state LenFIe. fnat SEASON. T.orfnr
VIII play riEht field Tor tHo time being
Tho Presbyterian nhlo ciass team
ana tie THnIrrnnH unfffrf seven Irr .r. d
'n tir lusf evening or fre UnvIc fold
'U Martins Very. the ar.Io standing 4
n Nirfrmnrnr fw'rlef fHr t"e CITY
ie.m nri Thompson Tut Thorn over fnf
tha ohio side team. Both pitched well
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Tlqers Trim Macs.

DETROIT. June 23.-Pitching one
Of the greatest games OF his career
Ralph Works beat Cleveland TO .
70 day, allowing the visitors Nour hits
Young was also effective. but Olsen
two errors. coupled with TWO hits anC
a sacrifice fly. gave Detroit the game
in the sixth. Cobb hit safely I'm MS
23rd consecutive contest. Score.
Clovelend ....1 OOOOOIOO-
Detroit ......uO 00O2lo 80
Hatterics-Nouns and Fisher. Works
Al. Ntnrlra-
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Pittsburg Took Another Fall Out O
Chicsgo-Score Was
Close.

PITTSBURG. June 23.-Pittsbure
to-day won close game from Chicago
4 to ), the winning run being made
in the seventh inning. For six innings
only three batsmen faced Adams in
each. In the seventh a misjudged fly
by Carey gave the visitors a three
Dagger. which helped them TO take the
lead. In the same inning Pittsburs
won by getting three hits. mixed with
two errors. Cole was taken out after
the seventh inning. Curtis finishing
Score:
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Quinn Wins Game.

NEW YORK. June o.. Jack Quinn
triumphed over Walter Johnson TO-
day IN a great pitching tnffie. Sew
York winning from Washington. 90
o The game was played 900 % min
ufes. Cases fielding featured She
game tie made 81 rutouts Score.
vnshfnqt1H .Coor2oooo-
Sew Ynrt....ooo o02r Ga /
batteries johnson and street. quinn
and Sweeney
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allowing but five hits. Tie same teams
-. r..y HEU'u .u f.r rrHr f..Hfe iue
rcaIIF trrinua want rnuca at home with
nnr team 'u TIE valley Gail Nuffuu1l
.fH-I. ur rIs-J UeI
Tho W-ronkeve would Ike 90 have q
r'Hur fur fnIa afternoon ana tomorrow.
ClI National phone fq1b-N H Ecu
tf..f this murninE.
There arc but few sure things Dbl ths
OLD world one of them is the uncCr-
fnfutv az w0mnr's age.
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KLEIN In Course Of Argument Win
Brcsnahsn and Strikes
Him.

CGNCfNNNTt o.. Juno OBJ Follow.
ing rho exciting conclusion of fno ST.
Louis and Cincinnati game fo Jaw.
Umpire KLEIN and Bo-er Trcenahau.
manager az tho So. Louis team. got
into an argument nnd Klein struck
Hresnahnn Dol tho face before uroa
nahan could strike back. other PLAYERS
Intorferod and took him f0 fhe club
house
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FORT WAYNE. Ind. juno - Fort
Wayne won to-days game from Te-rc
fiautc % 90 %. Hoaslpy was bai.,d
hard and had poor support. Score
Tcrre TTtrte ..00f00fo70- u
Fort Wayne. g nuJf3n Ia 10 .
Eatferics Tetslsy aaI sroeau. Whit
faker and OraIur
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American ASSOCIATION.
EAsTERE LEAGUE.

Montreal g. baltimore.
Toronto. q. ErrarF.
ffnHfrrfrr. FL. rrf.rr ..fv. r. az ia
Providence. 2. buffalo. n
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DAYTON. o.. June % CanfwofI
proved TOO much for Pho locals to-day.
and Evansville won % o. D0harIs
home run With fHo on bases gave
Dayton thoir runs On fro ninth Score
DAYTON ......ooo000o0a 10
Bonneville .. 0g.of 1000 % Q
Irffsrir. compton unI k.rrI.k.
CHrfueu and p.fIrlfn
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TR1 srAru LEAGUE.

fnrafr~ 80. ffrrrIrH.rr f-fI
ITrrIrr f.. Ifarrfr.urr. q IlrfI.
WIImlrrfrr. z. Tnhrnfrwn.
Trenton. . altoona
NenfiuF. O.. York.
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GRAND RAPIDS. M.ch. June 81. -
With crippled a9d Shifted lineup
Grand Rapids was unable g. offer ser.
ious resistance to-day. GAINESVILLE win.
ming 10 3. Score:
or Rapids 20OO1OOoO
ZaneFviile ...1 Oo31 90 ~ .
batteries -Golirick arI Holt. Schultz
and Welsh
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koeElcr. fri@eiy.
Thre" base hits- Kroy.Koehier. Lewis.
Home ruu-Eeiiv.
Struck s.f.Isv I.entfv 7 ~ Smith e.
by Hardy. ?
Bass on hails-Off Beatty. ,; orr
Smith. .. or Hardy. l.
Hifs-Dff Beatty. IN ? innings. OFF
Hardy 9 in innings
Sacrifice hits No-hler Scanlon
stolen bases .-Geier. SCauiou. Schuicz.
? Jewell. o. ~crtHtia-.
Pascal baii-Scaul1n.
Double play -~t-.r .1 Servatius
Time Il game. .a5.
TmTire-Siroeschow
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Standing OF clubs.

ro-dsy's Games.
Terre Haute at Dayton.
Wheeling - Grand Rapfls
ZareSville az South Bend
rvarsville al Fort Wayne
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WATER RENTS ARE NOW DUE
AND PAYABLE

But few more days remain for
consumers 20 avail themselves of the
70 discount Pay now and avoid
the rush "a the end.
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Batting Rally.

scored. The visitors started a batting
rally in the ninth.
Batting Rally.
Murray singled TO left and scored
when Knlsley batting for Hardy.
doubled TO center. Knisley was out
trying 20 stretch the blow into a
triple. Lewis tripled. but Jewell flew
to Geier and Servatius famed The
Hardy replaced Beatty and walked
les by Kroy, Geier and Core. a base
on balls TO Schmick and Koehler's
sacrifice. The slaughter came in the
third Schmick walked, KoehIer hit,
and Geier walked. filling the bases.
Hardy Relieves Beatty.
Benders got three in the first on sing
Core. forcing in Schmick. Kelly's
home run TO deep left cleared the
bases. In the fifth Schmick hit, stole
second, went 20 third on Lewis error
and stole home. Kroy tripled in the
sixth and scored when Lewis threw
wild TO third in a effort TO nab him.
Three more came in the seventh on
singles by Kelly. Wetzel and Smith.
a sacrifice hit by Scanlon and Cores
double. The last run came IN the
ninth on a double by Koehlcr. an IN
field hit by Kelly and errors by
Jewell and Sager.
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>o.r.r ovory b1ainca8 proposition
io0ts lko suro winner ou paper
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BEATTY AND HARDY ARE HAM
MERED HARD AND OFTEN.

kniseiy Gets Back Into Game
Stosies Open Tires Game Series
With Gamblers Today.
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PIRATES
Yesterdays Resules-

Pittsburg, !. Chicago. ;.
Cincinnati, 3. 81. Louis. :
Philadelphia. /; Boston. o.
Boston. !. New York, o.
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Standing OF Clubs.
To-day's Games

To-day's Games.
Boston At PHILADELPHIA
New York at BROOKLYN
Chicago at pfttsburE
81. Louis at Cincinnati
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Boston Shut Cut

PHILADELPHIA. June 23-Phila-
delphia defeated Boston to-day I TO o..
Both Burns and Purdue were effective
with men on the bases except in the
second inning. when the home team
scored on two passes and singles by
Luderus and Doolan Score.
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Two base hits. Carey. Wagner. Schultz.
:. Three base hits. McKechnie, Schek-
ard. stolen base. Carey. Double plays
zimmerman, Hofmann and Zimmerman.
FIRST base on balls: OFF cole. . list by
pitched ball: BY Cole ] ttarey). struck
out Iiy -Afims. =. by Colo. l. Baik:
| Cole. Left on bases: pIttsburg S: CHI
caEo. 3. Hits; off cole. 2 in innings.
Of Curtis. l iu ! inning. Time. as.
I mpires. tombstone and Eason.
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Yartsrdar,n Rennlta

South Bend, u, Wheeling. l.
Evansville. @. Dayton. J.
TT Wayne. r.. Tef-o llautc. ..
GAINESVILLE. c. CIR. Rapids, J.
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POINTED pARAoRApHs.

nut tho waes worker has boss 20
blame 70 on
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Boston ......O @ q o 90 O. 10
Philadelphia OIL 10000 g. ?
Batteries Purdue aud King: Burns
and Moran.
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and while he was doing It, Jewel
scored. The visitors started batting
rally in the ninth.