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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-25
A ilken Lustre
20 the DuIIest Hair
(Fashion's Mirror9

Proper care of hair and scalp does
not mean time consuming and ex-
pensive trips to the hair dresser's.
Simplicity is the keyhote-just an soc-
casional brushing Of scalp and hair on
which has been sprinkIed q table,
spoonful of dry shampoo mixture
This is brushed through and out Of
the hair, and with il comes ali dust,
dandruff and excess oil
TO prepare the dry shampoo, mix
together either 4 ounces of orris root
or corn meal and 4 ounces Of therox.
Keep In sifter-top can and use once
or twice each week After a few
sharnpoos dun, 'stingy. lifeless or
brittle hair grows wonderously SOFT.
silky and lustrous. Continued using
induces O luxuriant growth
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-25

ends, each adorned with a bow OF rib.
bon. The waist band was OF ribbon
under val lace, and double rows OF
this lace edge the apron all about
Bowknotted swiss was the material
chosen for this dainty conceit and rib
bon bows and ties added the FINISHING
touch of coquettishness.
The sewing apron was Of dotted and
barred swiss, made with three seal
loped sections, separated by rows OF
val insertion and finished with inser-
ton and edgfng.
Deep pockets were formed by laying
the side sections double for about two
thirds of their depth. The usual nib
bon waist band ties and bows finish
off this dainty trihe.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-25
Home Mixture for Rheumatism
Published Here Last Winter mua
Helped Hundreds PromneEv

Inc following simple prescription
Will be found the most effective remedy
obtainable for rheumatism pains IL
the joints, lame back, and general de-
{ bility; 1t will restore physical vfgor.
'One ounce syrup of Sarsaparilla
half pint Of high grade whiskey lor
sherry wine If 1t is preferred.l These
to be mixed and used In doses Of a
tablespoonful before each meal and at
bed time"
ANY druggist has these Ingredients
or win quickly get them, and they are
easily mixed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-25
STATE WEDDINGS

The wedding of c. ". Clamp Of
Jamestown and Miss Clara HambIy of
Spiritwood took place Monday morn
ing at the Methodist parsonage at
Moornead. The young people return
cd to jamestown that evening and be-
gan housekeeping at once in the ID.
,. Miller cottage The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Hambly of Spiritwood. Mr.. Clamp is
employed in the Chicago clothing
store at jamestown.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-25

A long heralded event was consun,- :
mated last Friday when Louis Aim
and kathinka Rasmussen, both of
Hannaford, We're united in marriage.
Both OF the contracting parties are
well known in that vicinity, the bride
having worked as dressmaker in that
city and for families in the surround
ing country. Mr.. Aim has for MANY
years been one Of the proprietors OF
the Hannaford hotel
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-25

The marriage of James A. Shuman
and Miss Florence Towne occurred in
Mohall on Monday, Rev. Mr.. Walker
of1ciating. Mr.. Shuman is the son Of
M II. Shuman, and is a prosperous
young farmer northeast of Mohall.
while Miss Towne is the accomplished
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Towne Of Wheaton township, near that
city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-25

photographs made by electric light
are far superior to those made under
ky-lights. Hubertz.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-25

That Harvard professor who saws
people are better off by not taking va
cations is talking through his mortar
board.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-25

Married, Tuesday, oct. II, in the
Catholic church at Dunsefth, by Father
Trepanier, Eugene Plante Of Laureat
and Miss Al. Patenaude, second
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry pat
enaude of Hillside township, near
Rolla. Immediately after the cere-
mony the bridal couple took the train
at Dunseith for a wedding trip to St
Paul and other points.
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Read page 2, new phone directory.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-25
MEzIRON & BRUCE

Are selling an trimmed hats 1T hair
price. ITO Broadway.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-25

Geo. K. Kaneen and Morgan Burke
are Grand Forks men who spent the
day in Fargo yesterday.
Charles P. Elliott is a resident Of
Lisbon who registered among tbe
guests at the Waldorf yesterday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-25

Hubertz for high grade photos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-16
COMMISSIONERS
FIELD FAR BEHIND.

Louisville Ky. MAY Countless.
favorite IN The fourth race. carrying
IFS pounds. left the rest OF the field
far behind at Churchill Downs to-day
Getting good lead, he never war
headed or fully extended
First race--four-yc ar-olds and in.
six furlongs- Royal Cap,iyc {ssl0)
first. Dainty Dame $500 second,
Sewel, ts3.sO) third Time 1913 10
The Pipp!n, Wander, Roberta. Toison
Dor. Frank G.. Hogan, Doctor Core,
Flying Footsteps. strike Out. Dane on,
The Fad. Home Run also ran
Second race maiden two year oids.
four furiongs-t'ox Graf tS30.70J first.
Guaranola tSll.9ol second Light o My
Life ts3.60) third. Time, rs So Bat
IVA. Gahadorc Bill Todd. pr.nceville.
B'Airey. Colctter. Lucky Boy. Hor,is.
Charter Terrible Dane, Sauce and
Clyde r. ran.
Third race-thrcc- year olds. six fur.
longs-Labold tsl76o> nrst, Any Port
ts6.,ep second Golden Esq $500
third Time, l13 l-5. Ella Bryson
War Jig, Eeitie Sue. Helen Vim. TN
Gle Ben. Miss Minnie. Rash Princcss
Galloway, Flying Feet and Bell Horse
also ran ll
Fourth race-one mile and seventy
yards. purse $500. for three year olda
and up-Countless fs4,9o) first, Lea :
mence fsi.4o) second Aylmer (S3,4o)
third. Time. 1:4S rs. Melton Street,
j. II. Reed. Polls. Starry Night, Tom
Bisbic, Doncaster also ran
Fifth race--t wo-ycar- olds. selling,
four and a half furlongs, purse 5000
Bonnie Chance tsi6.oo) first Sayvillo
Gl2IO second Judge Sale EIl.S0,
show) third. Time. :54 4-5 Booby,
Diamond Buckle. Terrible BOY, Gall
liant. Minco Jimmie, Flo Flo, Lehigh,
Twenty-one, Grif Yankor. Mary Lee,
Johnson ran.
Sixth racc-purso $500. three year.
olds and mp, selling. one nile and sew
enty yards--sam Barber tsS3.sO) nrst.
Sir clcges CISCO second. Marian Casey
(s6.2o) third. Time. :45 AS. Casdue
Alice Baird, Alice, Miami. Crex, Bob Co,
Adi O.. Walker. Galley Slave, PLAIN,
Enyoc Hnldemau and Peter Fender ra n
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, o. Norfolk, 7.
Lyncaburs, ~ Danvilic, 1.
Petersburg, 81 NonnolSr, q tclcrcn
tnninEs).
STANDING OF THE CLups.
Z WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Iuchmond at Norfolk.
Dnnytlic Mt Lynchburg.
liornokc at Petersburg.
tspeclal to The Times.plsnatcb

lopeCial 10 ne I11neS-piSp2tCh.1 F.
a Norfolk, Va, May l5,--AIartin Walsh's
pitching in mastery style, and his ex-
cellent support, with Donovan getting
punished repeatedly. as well ns failing
10 be backed up pr operly, the Tars had
no trouble IN defeating the Colts this
afternoon. by the score OF 4 to 0. It
was a case OF being Clearly outclnssed.
SO much so that the visitors seeming
~ gave up and laid down after tic
nth.
Walsh allowed but two hits. one a
scratch but didn't walk man On The
other hand Donovan allowed six hits.
two doubles 10 come ON top Of couple
OF errors in the fifth. for six runs
In the fourth. n fast piece If field. .
Ing by Cowan saved n couple OF runs.
az the 'rars were working overtime
ON ponovans curves.
In the sixth. following an error at
short q couple OF hits were unbottled
by the Tars for tho seventh run.
The fielding work Of the locals wa
last, and often brilliant cutting down
several hits for tho visitors Kircher,
III centre. starred in these perfor,y !
ances. having six chances. three of Dio
spectacular variety. and getting away
with all of them. Though credited with
an error. EGan. at second, is ono OF tho
greatest second bascmcn seen on the
local diamond in several scasons. and
was tedly given the glad hand
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SIDNEY
4. FAILS To SCORE.
Especial 10 Thc T,mcs.l,isn,,,

liampden- Sidney. Va, NAV Ia "a. Al.
.moufh ontcinssed at every stage q,
w snme, Randolph Macon took thc
la$t OF iiampden-s Sidney games by thc
MT" ~ to". In The second inning
'N"Ne started OFF with II Single. BAN
on hard chancc got 10 irst on an,
Ptrof' scoring Rowe, After this oniv
" 'Ghe man reached second base during
me rest Of the game 70
litsnpdcn-S idna% lnithc third. had
hlsSe men OF bases ana no score. In
.ie f'fhth, Hampton Sidney. WITH no
HID nown' ana three men on bases
Was unable TO score
gan, ~ TIC ninth wax Randolph.
MI III danger With two men down
ia pliss M 70 left. Lorraine beat
"nt ~ mdeid ball and the game cn,l,
s. ",tii men on first and second I'm thn
eiah''i. inning Green went in tho nav
10 replace Blanton
no.
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lalrrlers
nD% MOTOR CARS
Gordon, Motor! Net Company
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
M CURES TEAM
Wins ANO I H r.
Overwhelrns John Marshall High
School in Fast Game Despite
Large Score.

McGuire's won The third game OF the
scholastic series from tho High School
yesterday at Broad Street Park by tho
score of is to g. Gentry pitched a good
game for the High School. but was very
poorly supported At times tho whole
team seemcd TO go to pieces. and error
after error was made. On tho other
baud. aIcGuire's played with their for
mer snap and life. and IIulchcr and
Carroll were given almost faultless
support Huicher was forced TO retire
after the third Inning on account OF a
PAD arm. and Carroll pitched tho re-
manning six Innings In beautiful form,
allowing only three hits and striking
out six mon.
The features were Aneelrs catch OF
llooyer's long hit. which looked good
for three bases. and A1ontgomary.s
catch of Faschall's hot liner over ace
ond base. The score: ei
T<.f. /
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Vail knoclsed nnt

r,,SptcIhI 70 Tho Times Dispatch.l
rtt1aheih city, y. G.. Aiayl5.-E.liy-
.npfth CITY won tho game. when II
nr"ve Val or The rubber in tho
,nirrd inning, licnchey. who relieveI
nm nm pitched good ball Franks, for
r.ilI"ncth City, pitched good game
Eth NEEDED his position in big league
,r;' having nine assists TO his credit.
III new umpire. curtis, gave entire
noted pitchcr Of \. ana All ,r.o,,oga
IONS hc team this week, and viii on.
nosr ne mighty Barry. of Ncwport
news here nest Monday.
Score by innings: Ru !,
,.l'H.abeth City .0.3p00ni.-s .
rortSmouth ,ooo3ooooo-3 O
batteries: Elizabeth city. Franks
n ,in ,icNf'nnd Portsmouth. vain.
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Weather fair. track fast.
"OXnard entry.
Spfiildreth entity
Parr entry.
xApprenticc allowance claimed.
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|. YNCHDURG' s HITS
Count IN SCORING.
Shoemakers in Fine Form, and
Win From Danville,
d to H.
ispecial to The Times pispatch.l

I3 ISpecIaI 60 TIC Hines -plspatch.I
Lynchburg, Va. May l5.-Wlth the
infed intact the FIRST lime for ter
days. the shoomakers showed hnc form
this afternoon and Danville fell cas-,
victim before the effective pitching OF
stocksdale Lynchburg winning 4 to l..
The lodals hit at the critical stages, for
all OF their hits. save one. figured In this
scoring. Both teams played brilliant
snappy ball. and the game was the
shortest yet played here. iiowedells
here this year, and the fifth since 1905.
The score:
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Chica 80 ..........t.......,.,...l0 ooeo5 -
PHILADELPHIA ...... q n q n n n /
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TIDEWATER LEAGUE
Norfolk at Newport News.
'' Portsmouth Elizabeth city.
Old Point at SUFFOLK.
Nenluirt News son Loads.

Newport News. Va, MAY 1,-After
pitching brilliant ball for seven rounds
titcher Colburno blew up IN the eight,
ana ninth innings to-day, and Norfolk
u . the Shipbuldcrs 5 10 As
portsmouth lost, and "a game that Nor
. .olk Won last week was thrown out.
NeWport News still leads the league,
Score by innings: r II y
Newport News oO0oloOoo-1
Norfolk ,.., .oooonoo1i-5
, Batteries; Colburnc and Bryan; Wal
l - anu Lucia. Umpire. lIudcins
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Totals .,,so 8 n IL Totals ..32 8 q is 3
,Ratted for Rucker in seventh.
NI1FTITI's IIIdT T.
w. Zimmerman, 3h
Score by innings:


III. Zimmerman, 3b
score by innings: n.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. 2 n q q q 7 n n ~.
brooklyn Observation-Disclosures q O O q . q n ~
summary: Runs-sheckard, Schultz. IIof-
innn. Chance. Tiuker II. Zimmerman Dau-
bert. stark. Left on ses-ChicaEo q :;
3rookiyn, 6. Two-basc lts-Schultc. Erwin.
iiohc run--ll. Zimmerman Sacrifice hit
chance. FRS, on errors--C hicaIo q; Brook =
iyn. stolen bases-Chancc Tinker Double
r!ayf- Fucker aud Daubert: Raglan. HummcI.
a,nubert and RhShn. Base on balls-on
N"uinhGh. i: on Fucker 4: off Egnn ..
struck by Ruckcr. !: by Brown :.
III by piicher--By Fucker g. Iiits-on
Rcnlbscl. IN 6l-S lnnings OF Rmckcr. )
III Innings. Empires. Eason and John
sionc. Time. ;5.
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TWO STRAIGHT FOR CHICAGO

Brooklyn. N =. May l5.--Chicag0
made il two straight from Brooklyn
to-day by hitting Rucker in the first
and sixth innings. lieinc Zimmerman
making Il home run IN the latter round
win two men OH bases. Despite tn,
announcement of his suspension Tinker
played al short for Chicago. Manager
Chance and the umpires had not been
notified of the suspension decree. The
score. ..lL-
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.CLEARLY OUTCLASSED
COLTS LOSE TO TAR!S
Walsh, Pitching Great Ball, Gets Good Support,
While Donovan Is Not Well Backed Up.
Score Is to 0.

for his brilliant work No less than
three hits were cut down by his work
Cowan's work at the first station was
surprise to, tho fans also. Scrap Iron
had often been seen behind the mask,
but not as swell infielder and guard
ian OF tho first corner until this ar
ternoon. and he performed we'll. Tho
score:
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Detroit SCORES
TWORUNS|N 10th
Wins Game, S to 4. After
Boston Had Taken
Lead.
COBB AND CRAWFORD WALK
With Bases Full, Delchanty
Singles in Winning
Run.
COBB AND CRAWFORD. WALK

Detroit Mich. May 16.-Aftor Boston
took the lead in the tenth through
Gardner's triple and Bush's failure to
handle Riggert's grounder. Detroit
scored two runs and won, 6 to I. Wood
purposely passed Cobb and Crawford,
niling the bases. and then Dolohanty
singled in tho winning run. Score:
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PhuadelnhiR.
Cincinnati.
Totals -. 80 10 "a 10 s Totals .is 81 Il s 4
'Batted for Schneider In ninth
Score by innings: 8t n

n, Y f'rfIfI'bS' T1T7I1-- IT- |TT-7-- Il.
Ihilhuclphia -........-.........06 3i6c I'll
summary: Runs-Bcscher (2). Bates Hob
bert ca. Magec tS) Iaskert (.) I.udcrus
,S>. Dooian e.. IIumphrles (c). Two-b base
-Lobcrt. Masee t2), Psskcr;, Dooian
Humphr!eE. Titus. Esmond. Three base hits
knabe. Luderus. Humphries. Home runs
Hoblitzel. Titus, Knabc Lober,. Pitchers
record: OF CASPIAN, hits IN Ia innings:
eff McQu!ilsn. II hits In innings: of
Schreiber. hits in "a Innings. Sacrifice
hits-Titns. Dcolan. Moran. Sacrifice n.y.
l<nabe. Stolen basee-Egnn, Magee (a,
Double play--c;aspar Mclean and uoblit.
5ei Left on oases-cincinnati, 10: Philadcl-
phia 4 Base haiis--on tiaspar q off
Mctouillan. |: on 1lunphrles. ]. First on
crrore-Phiadephia. 5. Ill, by ritcher-By
HUMPHREYS tBescher. Batcsl. Struck out
Ky McVuillnn. / by Schrciber, ;; by Iluni-
phries. 3. Time ::ic Umpires. ODay and
Brennan i'.| II.'
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Totals .3s II q is 8 Totals /. SO is 81 Ii
'Eat,cd for Camnitz in sixth
IRAN for ]. Miller In rNth.
tBatted for Mattern In seventh

score BY Inr.Hgs- n
ilttsburs .....tt...............3 0oto5 OLE
Summary; Runs j. c"arkc, Tenney t2i.
MfrsoG go, InEerton. 7. Miller. Butler.
Snrati, Byrne (2l. Leach, +. Clarke ,2)
Wagner ,5p. McKechnie Hunter wilson 81
mon, 1wo-base hits-Leach. Collins. niger
three base ht--Lelrh Home r,ln-Wurnar
H's--Of Mattern. 10 In innings: off par
.on' 3 IN innings: Oft Camnitz. 5 in 5 in
nings; off NaSle, in 3 i-3 innings: Off Fer
~. in "a inning. Sacrifice hits-F clarke.
Snmnitz. Mckechnic. Double plays-AIiiicr
and licrzoG Hunter ana McKechnie; Me
kcchnic and Wagner: Mckcchnie and Hum
ter Left on bases Boston. = pt,sburg g.
Base on balls-on Mattern. 8. off Parson, i:
of camnitz s; off Magic, |: off Ferry L.
Struck out-By Mattcrn. 3. by Camntz, g.
Time .;eo Umpres. Klein and Doyle.
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Philadelphia .............,..o 0o oio ~.
summary: Runs Mcintyre. Callahan. Tan
nehll. CQrhan. Sullivan. Oltnstaad Davis
Murphy. Two-basc hits-DavIs Oldring
Inrcc-base hits-Oimstead. Bekor Homo
runs-Mnlntyrc, Murphy. Sacrifice hits Ne.
innis. sullivan Stolen bases-Cniiahan, Der
rick. Double play--Ccrhan to Collins Let
on hasea-Chicagp. :; Philadelphia z. Base
On baiis--On Coombs. .: of Oins,ead /.
struck out-By Cooinbs. &: by OImstoau. 2
umnires--feTrinc and Sheridan limo. i 40
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LON -DRAWN-OUT GAME

New York, May 15.-The Giants de-
fcatod St Louis to-day 10 to 6. in an
embarrassing and long drawn out game
Golden. tho Cardinals pitcher, was Wild
and his PASSES generally were followed
by hits. Score:
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I HREE PITCHERS
HAMMERED HARD.
Philadelphia Nationals Make
Twenty-Five Hits for
Forty-Three Bases.
CINCINNATI LOSES, q TO 5
Every Man on Team Except
Moran Gets Two or Three
Safeties.
CINCINNATI LOSES, Fl TO 5

Philadelphia. Pa, May 15.-Phiiadel-
phia defeated Cincinnati to-day 81 TO 8.
The home team hammered tho curves
of Gaspar. McQuillan and Schreiber
hard. their twenty-one hits being for
forty-three bases. Every man on the
home team except Moran made two OF
three hits. Score:
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FORD is EFFECTIVE

Cleveland, Ohio. May l5.-With men
on bases Ford was affective and New
York won by the score of 6 to 3 Sew
Works first five runs were scored after
chances had been afforded to retlre
the side Scorct r.
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BARELY NOSES OUT VICTORY

Boston. Mass. May 15.-Pittsburg
barely nosed out a victory from Boston
to-day IL to 10. The Pirates began
the ninth on a lead of five runs. but
the locals scored three runs before
heLng checked. Score: --
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ST. Louis.
Washington.

Mclean. I-aporie. Hogan. Myers Three has
hits --Laporte. Hogan. Sacrifice hlts--PowetI
stephens Stolen bases-Shotton. Austin f?,a
WHO pltch-Sherry. base on bai!s-On Shcr-
~, !: OF Powell. 3. Struck ou.--By sherry
?; by Powell. :. Left on hases-St Louis e.
WashlmEion.f Tune, i;i5. Empires, Titecn
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l2rrors rrorc Cn.tlr.

ISnecia I o The Timos- Disnatcr
Sunolk, Va. May 15.-In a fast game
.o-aay. IN which errors OF the visitors
proVed costly, the Suffolk Nancies won
artohi INC Ola Point Gun Pointers, 10
Score BY innings: r. y
Old nont.. ..oono,oloon =.
SUFFOLK . .2oooo,
"a t'erics; Whitmore, Boycc and
,,ccher; Granley aud Garbutt Umpire
Mccain Attendance. 500 NH
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THREE HITS OFF POWELL

ST Louis, Mo. May lb.-S,. Louis to-
day defeated Washington s to 0. Pow
ell held the visi:ora to three hits. Tho
score. lIN
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ATHLETICS DEFEATED

Chicago III. May Is Philadelphia
outh!t Chicago to-day, but lost The sec
ond game OF the series q to .. score.
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. '.rV!U Uy IIHiHBH. ~ -'---- n
Boston ..........ooo,1ooool
Detroit .......:::........ ......1I 10000 90 2-5
summary: Runs--Cinrdncr t2). Rlggert
Lewis. Jones. Bush (3). Delehnnty Left on
bhses-Boston. q; Detroit. 1. Two-base hit-
Cobb Three-basc ht-Gardner. Sacrifice
hits-Dclchanty. Morar,y. Sacrifice NY
Stamase stolen bases-Cobb. Crawford. Rig
CERT Double plays-Garincr to Williams 10
Nunainaker. Bush to Gainor struck OUT
BY Wood. q; by covington. 3. Base on balls
OR Wood q: of coringto :. Wild pitch
Wood Hit h. pitcher-By Cov!ngton .
Ii'ne, aci. Empires. Connolly and Egan
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ny MUS. score
81. I.pltIs
Now York
Totals rs II 241,T1 Totals

Tr"Ie ny inh.:'ss; r.
- Louis ................!...0 2ooI20Ot-6
NeW YORK .......-............l 1 OIL 0'--io
summary: Runs-Eliis (?), Konetchy. Now
iey Evans. Bresnahan. Devore (e), Doyle,
Snodgrass. Murray, Mcrkle. Bridweli (2),
Fletcher, Myers First on errors--St. Louis
New York. !, Two.baso hits-konetchy
~. murray. Brldwell. Three base hit-Ei-
lis. Home rui--Merkln. Sacrifice hits.-Bres-
nahan De,lin. Sacrifice Nics--Doyle Dew
IN stolen bascs--Dcvorc, Doyle Snod grass.
Fletcher Left on hnses-St. I.ouis S; New
fofk. 10 Double plnys-Husgins. Ifauser
aad Sonctchy; BrdwclI Doylcsnn Merkle!
Vase on balls7-oT Golden. =: off pruclie. 2.
stuck ou-Bi Golden. .; by Drucl:o 1. lit
pN i,itchcrs-iolden. | Druckc. . Wild
tilci,r-Hmich, Baiks-Goldcn, Drncko. hts
i,n Golden u IN Z innings; off Emich in /
innins. umpircs, Rislcr and Einncrun. 'rims.
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High school ....o 0 90 4 ~ o o.
Summary: Twobasc iits-Montgom
cry. Stolc,t bascs-Phschail (3). Stearrs
ta}. Ancell. Montgomery (2,, Sands,
Blanton- Base on bails-of liuIcher. 3 /.
or Carroll. 5: on Gentry, & lit by
pitched balis-Miller t.J. Smith Hits
loft iiuichcr. in three innings; off
Carroll. 3 in sis Innings, Struck out
by Hnicher 2 by carroll. {: hy Gentry,
2. rasacd balls--fioovc Miller Time
Of game 1855 Empires, Aicssrs. Eze-
liel and Richardson. Attendance. 500.
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Cleveland.

New York Observation-Disclosures o-s
Summary: Runs-Olson. Eusterly, Turner.
Waiter. Hartzeii, knight Gardner Roach
sweeney. Two base lirs--Jackson Roach
llnr,zell Three base hit-Olson. Sacrifice
hts-Ttrner, Roach. Stolen bases-C;raney
Jackson. sweeney. iIartzcli. Base on balls
OF Handing. ;; off Ford. =. Struck ont
By Handing. 4; by Ford. o. Wild pitch
Ford. First on errors-cleveiand l.: New
org. !. LEFT on bases-cievcland, II: New
York. Time. 81. Umpires Evans and
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Summary Two base hlts-Phelan.
Dodge. Sacrifice hts-Staub. Law.
Stolen base Richards. Left on bases
- Richmond. q Norfolk. 5. Struck out
by Donovan,.4; By Walsh, 3. wild
piich--Walsh. Time of game, rs.
Attendance, $50 Umpires, Henderson
and Leary.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

. At Montreal: Aiontrcal-Jergey city
postponed, wet grounds
At Buffalo: Providence. .; Buffalo. Il
AZ Rochester. Baltimore, 3; Eochcs-i