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New-York tribune., 1911-11-10

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bos par
Chicago. Sc premium: New orleans, COM
mercial 25c discount, bank 81 premium ~ ~.
Louis. Sc discount bid. sc discount asked
MINNEAPOLIS. 20c premium: Charleston. Duy
ing par. selling lilo per cent premium;
San Francisco. sight. 2i:c, telegraph Sc.
BANK CLEARINGS. 80 New York, ex-
changes $50 7S9177. alances s22,Z-' .S' bos. 'ss
ton. exchange. S2S.6lL5f3, balances sl,Gtt,loo
Baltimore. exchanges sl,0o2 l52, balauces
S9l9. .S96: Chicago, exchanges SI52l,Ei' pal
ances S2,53l, $50.
SILVER MARKET.-Com bar sll-
yer. 56isc: Mexican silver dollars, islzc. Bar
silver in London closed at 2bd
GOLD PREMIUM,-In Madrid. SIS; LIS
bon. 90.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted al 2olte.
FEDERAL, TREASURY OPERATIONS:
The latest daily report of the iederdI
Treasury shows customs receipts, 800
internal revenue. including corporation laN,
S173 757 ana miscellaneous ssl,N'' maNlns
a total of sl.015.l2G. Expenditures on oral-
nary government account for the same
time were S2, 2,O71 407 For the month 10 date
ordinary receipts have been S2, ,iOj.SI. ana
ordinary expenditures slS.i'5.fto. for the
fiscal wear TO date ordinary receipts nave
been $23I. .6s4. .4O6. against S2SS,8ss.i2l IN the
same time last year. while ordinary eN-
penditurcs have been SZJ2.53iSiS, conlpdIeu
with S2i92JlIS2 In the corresponding perlOu
of 1910 the excess Of expenditures amount
ing to sgf 90 AZ. against an excess OF eA-
penditures of Sl0365.7l0 year ago. IN
cluding Panama Canal account and public
debt accounts. the excess or all eNpend-
itures over receip,s since July !. 1911,
amounts TO 81, ,790 256. comparing with def-
cit in the preceding year OF sl9.1sS0Os.
SUB TREASURY TRANSACTlONS. -
The local Sub-Treasury was creditor 10
the New York Clearing House yesterday
to the amount OF $J3,J3'.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10

that will extend during Friday and Friday night
into the Missouri and upper Mississippi Vallsys
and Inc upper lake region. and probably during
Ssturdav into the Ohio Valley and the lower
iske region Rain and snow will also continue
, In the north Pacific states ,., .o,, it
~ The Winds along the New England coast VIII
tc ,noderate north 10 east: middle Atlahtlc Coas'
,noderate east; south Atlantic coast, moderate
asst 10 southeast: Gulf coast, moderate SCUM.
' the lower lake,. moderate 70 brlsk south'
,,n,er lakes moderate south. shhting 10 norm
IL, , on Micbigan and Superior by Friday hlsht
~ en- huron during saturday -.
"iu u,s,s,s o' departing Friday for European poi's
IL daro noderatc east winds win uhs-ttIen
WI, WIZ ,,nr and occasional rains 10 the "Idhn
Banks.
poreca>t for special i,ocalities'-io OF 'he DIS
-, -, Columbia and Maryland. continued un 20
III ~ a. leather to-day and saturday, WIN occa
taI ,sin. slightly warmer to-oaS' "b"' ~
eSersto mort beast to east WINGS ,i..A 49,,
inpi'i ye Yo,s,yare and New Jersey, e~on'nuea ~ w
!9s ~ a,csther to-day and Shturuay, WIN oc
htttI htI, lin. moderate northeast 10 east ninus
csSo nastrrn Pennsylvania contHueu ulisri'le it
',o III 10 day and Saturday, WIZ, oucas,o,'a a.ns
W.. siightJy warmer to-day; hght 10 i"'ue'a'e
east "inas, na,o,, New York, continued unsi unsetued
fo, 70 a., dav and Saturday, WIN oocasioh"i
N.s Nea.n', ,n,nderate east winds. j.. a., r.,. ,n
rains, Kn, England, unsettled 70 oes, ram ,n ~
fVr ~ S rain or snow In noiin ppn pVpnao" "
sL.' sous1' .ah ah" saturday. moderate east "'"us'
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed Yesterday:
JOHN j. DURKIN, contractor and build
err of No. ! Madison avenue, involuntary.
The Hldreth Granite Company is q cred
IL was alleged that while insoivent during
October he made preferential payments OF
$1,000 to various creditors whose names he
refused 10 dlvulge. Assets estimated at
5000
JOSEPH V. WANSCH. living at No lSS
Wadsworth avenue, formerly tailor. vol
untary. Liabilities. 1891; no available as
sets.
CALL ABRAHAM dealer in notions and
pedlers' supplies, at No. 66 Washington
street. involuntary. Creditors. Morris -.
IIirsch. S201; r. II. Ingersoll & Bro. sl56,
and Phillips Jones Co, S2l7. Liabilities,
s.. 800: assets. Sl,CO0.
EUGENE W. JACOBS. of No. $50 West
1Isth street, voluntary Liabilities. Sl,%6;
no assets.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
MELLEN REAssUREs B. & M.
Expects to Have Better Statement soon
s5 600 900 Voted for Portland.

Boston, Nov. 9.-Besidss voting to eNpenu
Z, onaoDO for additional land at the Port
land terminal. the stockholders OF the DOS
ton G. Maine Railroad at special meeting
,o.dav learned many interesting facts rela-
tive TO the company. ,,.-
president Mellen said that the bnildins
Of the projected Boston Eastern ran
road from Beverly to Boston might hur'
the Boston & Maine for a short time Dut
&, Tho end he thought the new road Wou'o
sreatsy increase the revenue of the Boston
& Maine. -.
He told the stockholders that the great
est obstacle he had 20 overcome was III
Nov. Hampshire. The Boston q Maine mao
purchased roads in that state and mao
raised rates. The New Hampshire Kali
road commissioners had doubled the taxes
ON the Boston & Maine and were no"
seeking TO reduce these rates. in CLOSING
Mr. Mellen said: . -.
Il cxpect at the next annual meeting oil
the stockholders to have much Dette'
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
BELT LINE SALE OPPOSED
Would Make Wabash Terminal Road
Valueless, Attorneys Say.

Pittsburgh, Nov. 9.--Arguments on petit
ton filed by the Pittsburgh Construction
Company asking for the sale Of the West
Belt Railroad connection OF the Wabash
Pittsburgh Terminal Railroad, 10 satisfy a
judgment amounting TO more than SiyoCI',
were heard to-day by Judge Orr, in the
United states District Court.
Samuel Untermyer. OF New York. attor-
ney for the Wabash Terminal Railroad,
and NJ. W. AchesOn. attorney for the re-
ceivers of that road, opposed the sale OF
the West Belt Line They alleged a sale
at this time would interfere with reorSani-
cation plans of the Wabash properties,
jeopardze many receivers certificates and
practically make the Wabash Terminal
road vaiueless.
+. W. Smith. attorney for the construc-
ton company, declared 1t was about time
that his clients saw something lhdt
Cooked like real money" and said II so
much depended on the retention of the road
by the Wabash Terminal some one shouid
he standing ready TO pay the debt incurred
bv the construction Of the West Belt Line.
Judge Orr reserved decision.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

market ..ssdy: Sssyss - :fsss g iS; !sss: !4 SO
is1fsrs itIfssE' s:sss ss lSsfSs
Receipts 400 obnSins sTNet ghf afy
mixed. So s5qss a5 heavy. IS $50 SO 45:
rough, s. s59ss c5.;, good 70 choice @ hssyy' .
Sc SO 40 sHEEP-Receipts, $4,000; mar
ket weak; native, So 6oqsS So; Western. 81 15
8 81 & earrings s Hss. SS 7s8s4 M ssmo' native
East Buffalo, Nov o:.EcArTLE-Receiptass;
zoo head; steady. YEALs1dR.eceiPts. LS,d. goo
hssd faS hna astiSe and Steady
So 40a$6 45; few. SO So: Workers, SO g$s 40;
AND LAMBs~ReceIpis, 5000 head; sheep.
higher. lambs; sias5iS: q few: s5s9; ys..-
s. Ssi Ss3 SSSsh So;S sheep. .g mixed 81 so@ss So
Pittsburgh. Nov. e.--HoGs--Receipts. hboo;
ss;Cy g. S2FEf5f %EEp f fe 0TsS5s ss
top sheep. SO so: top lambs. So so. CALVES
Receipts. 200; top. 50.
1900, including 100 southerns;. market steady
to strong; cows strong to Ioc higher: dressed
s. 25as6 80; Western steers, sias7 30; stockers
S 25: Southern cows. 81 73as4 25; native ccs:.
3 7S9SS aS Salves @s''vs s4ds7 HoSsRecopts. i26S
market steady to DC higher; bulk OF sales. IS 700
g. 81 sg sSs 1885 IS apS p s.
81 p. sHEEP-Recepts. 1900. market STEADY
10 1Oc higher: lambs, s4gs5 rs: yearlings, 50 ~
asa 50; wethers ss@si, ewes. 81 1888 es:
stockers and feeders. s2GS3 IS.
Cincinnati, Nov. 9.-cATTLE-Receipts
22s4; quiet: prices about steady. steers. SO 50
@s7; he.fers. 50 50fs5 35: cows 81 25GS4 30:
calves steady, SO 2jG$S so. HOGS-Receipts.
4o87: quiet and about steady packers. S7s
a SIS 35; stays s3as5 pigs and lights. $50
s. Gj. SHEEP-Receipts. 1856; steady, 81 5ow
So %; lambs steady, s3Rs5 40
IPy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.I
St Louis Nov. 9-CATTLE-Receipts
l. 458: fairly active and about steady; stserb.
s41O1ss IS: heifers 81 75dS7 10; cows. 80 s5
as 20; southern steers, 50 sC@s5 80 HoGs
steady: choice 175 20 275 10. S6 SoQs6 3s:
bulk ot sales s6G SO %; packers. 50 90a S6 20;
best lights 125 10 165 10, $5 81 S6; fair lights.
81 5O4 IS so: pigs. S4RSi 81. SHEEP--Rs-
ccpts 1.9si; fairly active and steady: lambs.
s. 75gs5 So: Gull lambs. SO I59s4 25; sheep.
Sc 10 II IS 80: common sheep Sass
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
NEXT Week Will See Final Payment on
Total Capitalization.

The dividend to be declared by the d.
,ectors Of the Standard oil Company oil
New Jersey next week. which is expected
TO be at the regular quarterly rate OF "
per cent. will be the last on the tota' cap'-
talIzation of the company as that corpora
ton is at present constituted.
The Standard oil Company. which is to
he continued as a going concern. will. Of
course still pay DIVIDENDS aithoush Tue
probable rate is not known; but the more
than thirty subsidiary companies. OF It's
interest I'm which IT has been Obliged TO
divcst itself. will in future disburse their
dividends among larger number Of indi-
vidual stockholders instead Of making pay
ments as heretofore to the Standard OIL
Company as the sole or the largest stock
holder.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov Snow and cold, stopping
threshers in the Canadian Northwest and making
farm offerings light al elevator points IN the
spring crop states. gave lift to-day 10 the price
OF wheat The close was steady at net adNsnce
OF 5sTIkc latest figures showed corn / iGc on
90 lsc up: oats. i4c 10 i40 Sc higher. and hog
products more cogtly by l1isa2Jc. Wheat 6n-
d,ion to the effects of the Northwest storm, an
improved demand for winter wheat -four sp-
peared 10 he an underlying cause OF the market
strength During the session December swung
from 93i{ G94izc. closing sc up al % sc. Stub-
bornress seemed 90 have a clutch on corn. pe g.
cemhcr ranged from 6Z'sGe3 i2c and closed
steady at G3 &C. gain of lsc net. Cash grades
were In moderate demand, but lower No . yei-
low was quoted AZ 134Iic. Firmn'ss dcyeloned
i'm oats largely because caTlot arrivals exhibited
some falling on. Trade was of a local charac-
ter Provisions had the steepest advance in
weeks. Values rose more on account or sCanti-
ness Of pit supplies than as result of any inn
portant buying although export concerns uut-
chased considerable hard. Al tbe cEd of fa1-
ing pork was e5c dearer ani other products up
l5TiIIsc 90 20422isc Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.

ohcisI Record ard forecast.-Washlhst
Noy. 9.--The most severe cold weather or inc
Fs8nt season covers the extreme North"eS''
sl'h temperatures from zero 10 10 degrees beio"
u The Canadian provinces and close 20 or D''o"
zero In Montana, Northern Wyoming and the
western portions OF The Dakotss. The coo
'estbsr is accompanied by snow and rsp'dy
ling pressure. and grouped around The hisn
pressure area are four or five well defined 10"
aress attended by general rains and SHOWS tha'
f''end from the Pacific ocean eastward in'o 'n'
hke regIon and the Ohio Valley. The southern
disturbance Of Wednesday night moved cast
bortheasteard of the Carolina coast auendeh
By rains in the cast Gun and the south ana
niddle Atlantic states. but without high winds'
ln NeB England and the SOuthweht W "
r'sher Was fair with higher tenPels'uIes 81.
ne latter district II Is also sone%hht "adH,T I,y
" The central valleys and the ldhe Icss.pad
There are no present indications o. so,'dsu ~
seaiher during the next two days Oyer "ns cry Po,a pa
tion of the country except the Gun s%.1'S IL S,Ht an
ut Southwest The low pressure InaJ ~ Wy rsins
WI extend eastward attended Dy sen'5I" lii be
.str the middle and north districts t aHtu snoS,
'eiloNed BY much colder weather WV"
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10

Spot dull. with prices 10 points hlgher AT
o i5c for middling upland. Liverpool cables
SPOT I'm good demand at points decline :
sales 10000 bales speculation and export.
. O00. American. 1000: American, $4,000;
american $4,000 Mddling upland 513d.
Futures opened quiet aud unchanged; closed
steadv. to "a points higher. November,
i9Sd: November December and Dccember-
January. +.s9d; January-February; 4aO.5 81 .
February March. 492d; March-Aprtl Ae3 iad;
April MAY. 4.05ad: May-June, 49IRd: june
Iulv 4pad: July-August. I'd; August -Septem-
her ggd; September october and october
November g. i9sd. Manchester: Yarns ana
cloths auict and firm.
COFEEE-Therc was weaker feeling. prices
closing az q net decline OF 10 10 ~ points.
with sales OF 50. 900 bags. There were heavy
European selling orders In the market, and
while there was moderate support from bulls
tho demand was not aggressive. and prices
went down without much opposition. The
Europeau markets were also lower. Havre
showing a decline Of = al franc. while Ham
burg was a pfennig lower. and IT was the
general opinion that European bears were
hsmmarine the market I'm an endeavor TO In
nuence Brazil. The Brazilian cables showed
q decline Of ~ reis at Rio while santos was
unchanged to 100 reis lower. Receipts at Rio
and santos were $4,000 bags, against $4,000
last wear aud the Interior points received
11p 600 compared with $4,000 year ago.
stocks in Santos are heavy amounting 10 over
5000 ono bags. SPOT inactive and unchanged
al 15Ic for Rio No Z. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
COTTON OIL DIVIDEND PASSED
Common Stock Shows Net Gain of Half
Point on Day.

As had been commonly expected, the
semi-annuaI dividend on the common stock
of the American Cotton Oil Company was
passed yesterday by the directors, VINO &c
clared ,he regular semi-annual ) per cent
on the preferred stock, payable December
!. The earnings applicable to dividends IN
the last fiscal year are understood to have
been less than the full per cent on the
THE market price Of the common has
hcen declining for some time, on the eN-
meet tation that dividend disbursements
would be suspended. and last week touched
l1ss the lowest since 1908. The STOCK
opensd yesterday at 1874, reached its high
OF 45A just after noon, and in The next
four sales fell to 43l4 on the news that the
s2ib. net gain for the day of y point.
The common stock had been on . per
cent basis since 1909, the last seml-shnuai
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
Mr.. MORGAN DELAYS HEARING
His Examination in Case of H p.
Tappe, Milliner. Postponed

1he appearance of !. +. Morgan in the
bankruptcy hearing on the case of Her
man r. Tape. the milliner who failed some
time ago. was postponed until November q
on account of Mr. Morgans absence from
the city. For this reason the hearing be-
fore Peter Olney, as referee. at No. SIS VIII
lam street did not take place yesterday.
MI Morgan. according to Tape, gave
him 5000 TO start i'm business. and as
Tappa has contradicted himself in explain
ing this transaction. counsel for the cred
itors want Mr.. Morgan's version of the
matter
Although Mr.. Morgan has not been served
with subpoena it was said Yesterday that
he had expressed his willingness to appear
on November "A TO be questioned.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET Money en- call
opened at 2ia per cent: highest. 2ss per
cent: Low est. 2it per cent: closing. 2ss per
cent. ruling rate, 2i9 per cent Time none =
was slightly firmer In tone aud quotations
for the sixty days maturity were frac-
tlonally advanced Rates. 3isNS&, per cent
for ali dates. Mercantile paper was un-
changed. volume OF business being iisnt.
Rates. aa4Is per cent for sixty and ninety
6ays Endorsed bills receivable and choice
four 90 six months single names, f2Ho'2
per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - Tho foreign
exchange market opened firmer, win rates
up ; points To 4.S7ieFi is7i5 for cables. lS1
al sos for demand sterling. isl65u 4.s5F,
for sixty-day bills and i.s2ioNi @ia for
rinety-day bills short francs were quo,eh
a. 5.i67s less l-S2m5.l6Is and short relchs-
marks ut 95is. The market was steady III
tie afternoon. with rates practically un !,
changed. Gables were quoted al ts'iV9
1876. demand sterling at iSlqi 800 anu
sxtyday bills at i.SS7O@ i.S54.: Short francs
held around 5167s less 1-6i and snort
reichsmarI;s a5is plus l-6i. the latter being
a shade hrmer.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10

and nominal and lower 10 sell. A sale OF
. 600 baes Louisiana sugar was Jnsde at J.12c
ptompt shipment. and more WAS offered at
J. 10c. but not taken. The market closed I'M
certain as TO values, with centrifugal 20 test
at 5i2c basis OF the sale. and muscovsdo
stood at 4.62c, and mossses. 80 test. 4.5'c
The London market for beet sugar ~ss q
16S 6Ad and May az Ids l0hd. London
cabled the visible supply at 100000 tons.
COTTONSEED OIL-Market was easy early
with q slow demand and Influenced by reports
OF reselling the part OF exporters, Tho
strength In lard had a stimulating influence,
however. and at the close the market was steady
at net advance OF / to points. Local con
tract Drice5:
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
PROVISIONS More active and nrmer wit

PROyIsIONS-Mo active and frmer, with
good buying by commission houses and for
fSSn siS sdsiS 25 family. t2oas s2r; short clear.
SID T5Gs17 80. BEEF-Steady; mess sl2 so
mslS' ,ndIa fam,'y mess SIS s.oas2o So % REEF HANS O
Quiet; S2sQ s31 50. DRESSED HoGS-stesdy:
6Scons. SIC; $50 h; So; iSe ID; sfc; 40
T. sr PIGS &c GIT ME4TSPiesled rs !. Ofl Il
ioi.c. Picked hams dull; lia11Ac tai.
I,OW-steady: city. 67sc: country. 6h a7c.
IARD--Firm; Middle West. D.SOq o4oc: city
n zoe: compound hrm. 7ha7lsc. sTEAR,
INE-Irregular, oleo. iot Glo.c; city lard
oIISIfin oil unchanged. Refined petro-
eum continued steady at recent prices.
MHkHsssoyA MMoikassEs And sn''i l dun
and Unchanged. Syrups steady but quiet.
METALsIcoPPIPERt;I,sstss1ndsTd s1n nrmsr' spot
and NoyehGr l2io - SSc - 10 peeemeeI; 6Sc 10
I2.2j a .53c. London steady. spot, t66 lis Sd :
futures. f57 5s. Arrivals reported at New
turns show exports SO far this month Of 7 TO05
tons. Lake copper l2ia p12sc: electrolytic.
i2is a1eSc; and castins l@l. l2hc. TIN
Easy. spot aud November i.s0n ~ zoe; De-
cember. Al. IS a 42c; January, 4i.6oaa2c; Feb
ruary 81 sou il.75c. London steady: spot.
iiOl Jos; futures, fls5 los, LEAp-Dul
iogi. London. us iss ad. spELTER-
G3Oas 50c New York. 6.lOn640c East ~
Louis London, i:G los ANTlMoN Y--Dull
rants 4Js iOisd IA London Locally iron was
quiet: No foundry Northern si5asl5 -: No
9, sii T5asl5: No ! Southern and No South
NAVAL STORES turpentine ruled
steady. but quiet. and prices were not mate
riaiIv changed Rosin and tar ruled nrm, but
sIGAR|Renned Inactive and 10 points
lower With hno granulatsd quoted at 6.3oc
net iess : per cent cash. Raw was dun. weak
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10

down" Npe"seS
Ihe directors declared the regular quar-.
Terry dividend of l per cent.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10

Local Official Record.-The following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding
date OF last year.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
1p1O InI1

Highest temperature yesterday, 30 degrees,
,owest 42: average. 46; average for correspond
ing date last year - vears al corresponding
"'to Iocai Forecast Continued unsettled weather
,o % and saturday, with occasional rain mod
crate essterly WINGS
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10

FOR Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York occasional rain to-day and Saturday
colder Saturday: moderate south winds shifting
to northwest Saturday
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10

Ofical observations of United states weather
bureaus taken at y. III. yesterday. follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
STANDARD OILS LAST DIVIDEND

dividend of 2is per cent having been paid
IN June Of this year.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
Bonds arc all traded in "and accrued interest"
REALTY STOCKS
COBALT STOCKS.

six per cent extra dividend 1910. tPar yalus
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10

Rufalo ....
C'hainb Ferl.
q Of Cobalt
Cobalt Lake
ConingaE 90.
Crown Res
CT Northern
ffargraVes
Hudson Bay
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10

EXPLANATORY MOTIFS
oossfs1oas tas.n al 2. n, 75;h Hsndan ta'e' AZ
pressure fesUceo 10 sea level ,.., =,
sobsrs cortpyous Ines pass 'h'olSi pos % 'e-''
s,t.rrs dotted lines psss is'o1eh orl' o. r cq.
se,.iuf. dawn oaiy tof zero trtetng ~ sN3 w
o Gear q Partly Cloudy. o c1ci fah' 9''"'
NJ peaort Missing Arrows fly "fa uie VIZ, IT,.
F-sitsaes no cate Temperature setoh' . oo-i ~
e,,S o 0l ,neh a. more io' ?; hours endne II - l0a
,,,es, me yno velocity when 10 OF noe HNes per h00
New-York tribune., 1911-11-10

SO.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-04

to the ninth and unable to hit Kla- witter after the second ming, Mobile this afternoon made a whirlwind fin- ish. scoring six runs in the ninth and winning out by the score of 6 to 3. Butcher dropped Campbell's fly, giv- ing the visitors a start and then fol- lowed four hits and two more errors and Campbell, who was batting for Ryan went to bat second time. Klawitter was in great form up to the ninth and struck out nine men,
 Mobile .... =. 1000 900 O06--6 New Orleans ... 200 OOl Oo0-3 10 ,
 Ryan, Allen and Cadman; Klawit- ter, Angemier.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-04
Nashville Beats Atlanta.

Atlanta, July 3. 3.-Nashvil.e won the opening game of the series with At lanta today although they got only two hits to for the locals. The score was ? to 0. Atlanta had several chances to score but was unable to produce pinch hit.
 Fred Corbin. Atlanta's left fielder struck Umpire Byron in the face sev- eral times after being called out on strikes in the sixth inning. They were separated by other players and corbin escorted from the grounds by the police.
 Nashville .... 200 o0o oee--2 ? 0 Atlanta .... .... 900 900 0o0--0 8 2
 Fleharty, Munson; Foxen, Wells.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-04
Athletics Near Lead.

New York, July S.-The Philadel- phia Athletics defeated the New York Highlanders in a double-header today The first game went twelve innings.
 Each team was compelled to use four pitchers and thirty -one men took part. The Athletics won the second game by hitting Warhcp hard while Krause held New York safe at all stages. Baker had single, a double, triple and home run in she second game.
 First game
 Philadelphia .OO4 200 OOO oo2-s 1s 5 New York t. .200 02f 909 90i-7 II Bender, Plank. Martin, Morgan, Thomas and Lapp; Crockett, Fisher Williams and Blair Sweeney.
 Second game
 Philadelphia .. ..O2O 100 002--5 l2 l New York ....... .0OO oo1 Ooo-1 3 Krause and Thomas, Warhop and williams.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-04
Brooklyn Beats Boston.

Brooklyn, July S.-Brooklyn came from behind today and beat Boston, s to 3. Five pitchers were used Scanlon started for the locals and was sent to the club house with Man ager Dahlen for kicking. Ragan lasted one inning. being taken out to let Browne bat for him. Bell fin ished the game and blanked the visi- tors. Weaver was good for four in- nings and was batted hard in the next tive, Hummel clearing the bases wih a homer in the sixth.
 Boston ...... ... .001 no 00O-3 l Brooklyn ... ... .0O0 O23 03x--S g 5
 Weaver, Browne and King; Scan Ion, Ragan, Bell and Bergen, Erwin.
 No other National League games
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-04
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