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COUNCIL IN
REGULAR
SESSION
Municipal Lawmakers DIS
cuss the Financing Of
Band Concerts.
iaihK 1

The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the city council was held Monday
night with all members present. ex-
eept Aldermen Hamilton ard Chapson,
both of whom are out OF town. But
little business OF Importance was
transacted. The matter Of making an
appropriation for the Canon City band
% assist II in giving public concerts
was distressed at length, but no specific
contract entered into with 1t for that
purpose. although # was voted to con
tribute to its expense account from
month TO month rs long as It's serv-
1ces were OF satisfactory character.
Big Demand for Concerts.
1t was generally agreed that
mere was a strong demand for public
band concerts In Canon City during
the summer session and IL was point
Cd out that the necessity for such
entertainment was cxemplified by OH
or towns OF Importance in the state,
nearly all OF which supported bald
m some manner. In consideration Of
the fact that the concerts thus far
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cations are all that could be desired
in a public official. He is clean. up
right. honorable man and in every
way worthy of the confidence that is
reposed in him The Republican par
~ could not nominate a man for that
Office who would make stronger run
or vino would make more eompe-
tent and efficient state treasurer taan
Guy L. Hardy
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Routine Work.

A license was granted to Mrs. l.. 4.
coburn TO sell fruit at the Denver and
Rio Grande station under the provi-
s!ons OF the ordinance recently enact
ed governing such privilege. All OF the
licenses to sell fruit there permitted
under the agreement with the rail-
road company have now been issued
and no further applications will 70
considered by the eounsll 4 petition
from the Pueblo District Irrigation
company to construct a ditch through
a portion Of Greenwood cemetery was
granted under such restrictions as
was necessary to safeguard the rights
Of owners OF lots there.
The street commissioner was n
structed to remove the old drinking
fountain on Main street near tae
Rainbow Route garage and was em-
powered to have sign boards erected
1t such street Intersections - -
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Scenic Roads Repaired.

Street Commissioner Tom Parisor
on behalf of the street and road de-
partment reported to the council that
the highway to the top OF the Royal
Gorge had been put into splendid
condition for travel and that the Sky
line drive had been improved by On
larging the curves along its southern
portion and was now in better shape
than ever before. Mr.. Parker stated
that the work OF leveling up the tun-
mel r.Rd into the gorge was in pro-
gress and would be finished within the
next week or ten days at most He
said that the men now employed un-
der his supervision outside Of the city
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SENATOR NIXON IS
REPORTED DMAG
fBy United press,

Washington. June 4.--scnator Nix
on OF Nevada is believed dying as the !
result OF nasal operation per-
formed last week Blood poisoning
is feared and hopes Of his recovery
have been practically abandoned.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the friends and :,
acauaintances for the many bcautifxt
flowers and for their interest ant
sympathy during the sickness and
desth Of our little boy. Clarence Ed
ward Rouss.
Signed,
NR- and MRS ono. ndGSR
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agreeable contrast to the horseshoe
statesman who is now In the job. The
Post hopes to see Hardy land the
plum.
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race. means his nomination and cleo
ton. We doubt II there is a more pop
ular newspaper man in the state. Al
the meeting of the Colorado Republic
can Editorial association in January
he was elected president by unanimous
vote. Two years ago La Plata county
cast its vote in the convention for
Hardy and II he is a candidate will
undoubtedly do so again this year.
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more than Mr. Hardy deserves a. he
has constantly worked for the interest
OF the Republican party. His election
Will be a credit to the state
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Nomination Means Election
Durango Herald.

While on this subject we notice sew
AnCai papers are taking up Guy Hardy
City for state treasurer. Nat
Newspaper boys will be
he belongs to the
Apf years Mr.. Hardy
u daily paper at
q for four years
and( positions or
trust. name was
sprung hi Colorado
Springs winning the
nomiation year, II he enters the
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Record wsat Ads 5 essss ) M.
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long TO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
COL NO MATCH FOR
ROCHESTER CHAMPS
HaIdhitting Visitors Take Easy Victory II to s.,
Though Grffin's Aspirants Gslop away
Fast in Opening Frame---Play Another
Game t. -Dav

Colts. Right then and there things
BEGAN to happen. Ncrbout was US
strong as he ever was in his life. ana
he had the intiu cncu OF Happy J:ck
Martins smile to help linn along, With
that laughing cuuntenuncc Of his work
ins overtime, he stepped to tile centre
in tho second Woe bctidc! Every
body took Il swat. and when it all tin.
ishcd, four hits for live bases and "a
sacrifice tly had yielded enough c,unta
to tie the game.
The rest OF the slaughter happened
in tho NTH. Five ciouts for six bases
and walk brought forth nv scores
for Rochester. while four wallops b.
tho Colts In the same box nc:tcd Just
one. The Other score for the Griffin
ties came in tho seventh. as the result
of Spcncer's error and Mattis's bin TO
right.
Both teams changed batteries in the
sixth. Griffin sending young strain out
and placing Parry Thackcra behind.
Camel substituted Hughes for Jones
and McAlurray for Blair. strain, while
not hit overly hard was hit at Just
the right time. and three tallics counted
while he worked. Hughes Was moro
effective and held the Colts we'll in
hand.
Jack Martin came in for a round OF
applause az he stepped to the plate in
the first timing. lie had previously
misiudGcI u ny ball which Flourn ~
sent Sky ward. While at the bat tho
rX-Colt did not look any too formula
bio. in his fcldipg lie was Il perfect
dci2on. Time ana again hr got balls
out Of apparently safe territory and
that wing of his shot the oval across
with daring speed and with an accu-
ray Which Is bound TO keep him his
Job. Baker and Griffin both suffered
+, - IT a.
Graf and Baker w.rc the hcldi.ns
stars for tho locals. Graf making u
Unc-h hand stab of Spcnccr's liner which
brought the small crowd 10 its feet.
lie nailed a ny ball which Martin sent
up IN big League style. which also
brought forth the attention Of the
fans Baker also comes in for field
ing honors; indeed. the whole club
showed TO advantage. The weaknesses
are known and Griffin is working night
and day trying to strengthen bcfol =
tho season opens. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
VIRGINIA DEFEATS
TRINITY COLLEGE
Slow and Unintercsting Contest.
Will Play Carolina
To-Day.
Ispeeial 70 The Times Dispatc,h. ]

Charlottesville. va, April I2.--vir-
GINA defeated Trinity College. Of
Hartford. to-day 10 5. IN a slow ana
uniniercsiing contest Both teams
put up an exceedingly poor fielding
Eitne, tho thirteen errors figuring
largely IN the un-SettlnS. Grant was
in .thc box Tor Virginia. ana Kept his
hits well scattered, except in the nfta
when i double ana TWO singles in sue
eession Melted the visitors pair Of
runs
SPECTACULAR running catches were
mado by the two lctt iiclders. Winner
for Trinity. and Fitchcti, tor Virginia.
Findlcy, Ncn, Lander ana IIowcli led
with tho stick. Mcclure got "a scrcech-
ing triple. Douglass's strained ten
don was hurt over again when he stole
second in the first inning, and he re-
tired in FAVOR of Hewitt.
The Virginia team lett at . o'clock
tonight Tor Greensboro. whcre to-
morrow IL plays the first of a four
game series with North Carolina
ItNoy will oppose Cardinals crack
twirlcr. Lee, who recently defeated one
Carolina League teams and has not
met defeat this season. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
SOUTH CAROLINA DEFEATED.
fspccial to Tho T!mcs-Digpntch.l

tFNpNIltl W ~ l!lhcS-l'lSpttCN4.l
Lexington, Va. April l2.--Washine-
ton and Lec took the game from south
Carolina in the first Inning to-day.
when the first four men IN scored.
Two hits and two errors let IN the
IA iIics. After that fatal inning Me
Gowau pitched first ratio ball ana go,
good support. and although Washing
ron ana Ice frequently got men on
bases. there was no more scoring
rompl!ns pitched in great form. and
oescrvcd = shutout. He would have
gotten It. but Webster. oycrsnXious
colltded with Turbyhn in right hrtd
and this lot In one run Won Kolintz
following with hit. scored another
Tho ninth gave Il little scare. when
rompklns walked the iirst two men,
hu; the side WAS retired easily. South
Cardinals trunk was lost, ana tha
game was played IN borrowed suits,
and the loss ~ gloves may have made
their fielding inaccurate. Won KolintH
played star .Sll in left field, cutting
of several drives. He also got three
nits Ia four times M.
Score Ny innings: r. H. r
~. OF 6. C....... GRO 600 02O-@ ! 4
w and L...... 4n0 0On 0tN--i s :
Batteries: South Carolina, william
and Owen; ". ana l.. Tompllins and
Stewart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
COLLEG c WHIPS
1HEOL OG|A MS

, IN a very prett!ly PLAYED ran,a
IILchnlond College defeated I?i,i"n
imeoiosical Seminary on their grounds
GERS took tho lead in the initial IT.
ia!ii and held it throughout tho whole
:, IN ina seminary has By far tho bost
nn.iu'hE team the Spiders have PLAYED
ms season But Tor this fact tho
score would have been larger. In III,
m.hth inning, with the bases full AMI
last double play. which prevented nos.
sible scoring pc
This is the las, game the spiders
nave before playing Randolph Macon
an cNhinition games In Ashland nest
cdnesday. With tho team plavIn.-
..psethGr as well as they did ycstcrd;,y
me me spiders expect to give Randolph-
Macoh one OF its hardest games. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
REDS WIN IN TENTH

Cincinnati. o. April 12-Mrlntvrc
Weakened after nine sruclling innings
ana by allowing three hits in tho
icth permitted Cincinnati to win the
caGo here to-day : 10 > Benton was
M hard earlier in the contest, bu;
Kept the sa1cticS we'll scattered. 4
nasc on balls, q sacrifice and n single
IN the fourth gave Chicago their first.
Cincinnati tied it with Beschcr's
triple and Batcs's sacrifice. Three sin.
Slrs IN the sixth gave the visitors am
q double, force out and a single. In
the tenth single by Benton, Bcschcr
aud ll"biitHell brought home the win
ming rum. With the exception Of Tiuk-
az all the players heldcd well. score.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
nN Gus ,IAi.IiI;i;r.

hichmond's prospective winners of
pcnnant in tn, Virginia League took %
shot at Cancers champions of the East.
crn League last season yesterday at
Br"ad Street lark. and came of second
pest as was 10 be expected. TIA
score was 10 .. Tho same teams
play to-day.
The Colts go, away to an awful
stride steve clectins To let the visitors
take the iield. Jones. doing the ling
ing Tor tho champs, hcaved one into
toateSs ribs right of the reel. and
Manager steve maulcd the next ball
which came over into loft garden for
neat binglc. Flournoy got one sufcIy.
TO centre, when John Ralcy sohcrcd the
81 cks with a clout to right good for
three stations. Here were three counts
slowed away in the hamper during the
nrSt lap. and even the mighty swats-
mon Cancel has put together in !, bail
club tailed to do anything in their
naf. Th2 first closed with the score
side.
But that finished tho day for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
CLEVELAND AGAIN
WINSFROM TIGERS
Cobb Fails TO &c, Hit, aud
Jackson Lands for Two
Safctics.
BOSTON DEFEATS NEW YORK
Washington Falls Before l,h-
lctics, and ST. Louis Lose,
10 Chicago.
BOSTON DEFEATS NEW YORK

Cleveland. o., April -l2.--CicNclund
defeated Detroit TO-DAY. 10 =. dele
hanty was put ont OF the game for
with Empire Pcrrinc. Ia The
third f.aStcrly WAS safe on BuSh's
error, stole and came home Oh Butch
crs single
III the sixth Jackson doubled. Laioic
was passed purposciy ana Ryan sim
Slcd. scoring Jackson.
In the eighth Olson singled lack
son doubled aud Lajoic singled. pro-
duCinS two runs.
bctroitS first run was the result OF
hits by tiuincr, strange and Wit. Tho
other was scored by Perry his
double. Il passed BALI and Gamers ny.
Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
P H|LLIES FIGHT
HARD FOR GAME
Bunchcd Hits, However, III
Fourth and Eighth Give Vic
tory TO Boston.
GIANTS LOSE TO BROOKE. YIN
Cincinnati Defeats Chicago.
Rain Prevents Pittsburgh
ST. Louis Contest.

Boston, Mass, April lo.-philadclphi;,
fought hard to avert defeat to-day,
put Boston won again, to =. Bunched
hits in the fourth and eighth innings
gave the locals their runs, while Tyler
held Philadelphia to IL lone tally until
the last inning. Then two passes and
single by Ludcrus filled the bases.
and Walsh singled, sending Puskcrt
home With none out and the bases
Sttll nlicd, Doolan hit into a double
play and Graham famed. Killifcr was
lorTcd TO retire i'll the fourth inning
with badly injured hand. score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
POOR WORK OF sHAFER

b'ookiyh, April brooklyn cvcned
np matters with New York to-day.
winning, TO =. mainly on tho poor
work of Shafcr ut short. He had three
mclulnS chances and fooled them all
The buneling offset Tcsreau's rood
pitchihE, inc youngstcr allowing only
three hits. l<netzcr pitched well nn
TO the seventh, when two passes and
a single filled tho bases He gave
way to Schardt. who BANKED The side
and then struck out three men in the
eighth, when play was stopped by
darkness. score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
MAGAZINE
MOST CONSISTENT
WINNER AT MEET
Walker Stables Entry Takes
Seventh Consecutive Race
at Jamestown.
Especial to rhe 4,imes-Dispatch.l

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The mos, consistent winner of Tho veur
H.. ~
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doe Madden and knights Differ had
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ran 'Ae seven tuFi"hGs III l:2S 10.
fast time considering Inc condition OF
Tho track Sherwood won Tho am
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hense rose w 'HchuttlnScr' to o.
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,oF pi'vc' St."li"' -ApI"Ster' 70 ofm
nf 10 !" snow 'nir"' ii'le,
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Entries for r"-D"E.
First rncF--tour and a hair furionss,
1In '"o.s ,ar-0i"S' pnfS'',,-1Weet l''nes,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
High SrhooI Winner,

John Marshall High school and
]Gchmond Academy PLAYED eleven In
nings TO 3 10 . score yesterday AT
ternoOn. the public school nine finally
winning. INC game was rcplcte with
sensational plays, and both clubs put
M rrmarkablc. fielding games. This
"es the iirst Of the prep school games
Tor The championship Of tho city Me-
cures w!ll bc The other contender.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
so UrHyRN RECORD FOR MILE
IS. SMASHED ny PATTERSON
[srccinl to Thc ,rlmca-nisnutnh

TT
Chapel HI, y, C., April 12-CaroIina
overwhelmed Wake Forest in the
rack meet hero this afternoon. maxi
ing So points against tho Baptists' rs.
Carolina won eleven rrst plnces.
events the Tarhccls made clean
sweep. and IN three more the visitors
won only ono point each Carolina
showed up especiallv strong in thu
races. Patterson broke tho Southern
record for the mile, WIFI tho time or
four minutce thlrty-two and three
itths seconds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
DAY IN THE BIG LEAGUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NcSults lcAtcrtIuN.

bUStoI' =; philadelphia, ..
Cincinnati 3; Chicago. : Oen In
New York. .; Brooklyn. (scvcn in
Pittsburgh ST. Louis. rain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
V. VI. l. WINS IN NINTH.
Defeats Washington College. OF Mnr-
lind, by Score of & To g.

" HS L!i'ieS-DiSp
Lexington. Va. April la-virr,p,o
Military Institute to-day defeatea
Washington College. or Maryland 1
TO 3. The Marylandcrs had tn. game
Won when they made two runs in thc
ninth. with their ono In tho second
The NirEinians pulled themselves 10.
Eethcr. however. and scored four In
the last inning, winning the game
ThrocEmorton pitched splendid ball
except IN the second and ninth
Score by innings: Ri T.
CollcEians ....,.0lo 600 0oc--3 s
Cadets ... 600 600 OO4-t II
Batteries: BiddIe and Long: Throck-
morton and Reed. Umpire, Mr.. Ihr-
per.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
o'BRIEN oUTPITcHED FORD

New York. April lc.--Boston made
it Two straight over the Highandcrs
TO-DAY. Buck O'Brien outpitching rus
sell Ford. The feature of the game
times at hat made four singles and
drew a pass. Boston won the game
in the first inning. when they scored
three runs on two passes, Speakcr
home run and Lewis's double. Rain
fell during the latter part of the
game. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
EXTRA INNING GAME

Chicago. April l2.--Chicasn made il
two straight from st. Louis to-day,
an Xtra-inning game to |
Tho game was q pitchers battle be-
wccn Scott and Powell, and tho win
ming run resulted from n double "A
sacrifice and Il single. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
MORGAN PITCHES GREAT BALL

Philndelphia. April lo.-Morean
Pitched wonderful ball against Wash
ington this afternoon. and Philudcl-
phia won by to /. Only one hit.
a sinGlo by Mocllcr. which barry held
IN III" inheld. was made off Morgan.
ne latter struck out eleven batsmcn,
tanning tho side in the hfth ana eighth
sessions. Philadelphia won BY bunch.
ms hts IN the fourth inning. score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-13
Riclinond College.

Richmond College. ,3O01O %
summary: Two base hits-TayIor.
Mann; Ihrec- b;LSc hits-Ryland. Lew
is. Stolen bascs--CollcGc, I: sem
mary, 4. Double piay-Seminary, ].
Base on balls-By Dodge II. w. 3.
Left on bascs--Collcec. .: Seminary. .
struck out--By Gwathmcy, 3: Dodge
{. Time of game, 1880 Unpircs, Slim
son and Louthan
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Nirglnla .........,...Ui 0 q 2 Ny
TRINITY ..0Ooi0 o. o o.,
Summary: Two base hts-lhcur-
raux. Howell. Three base Nc
cure, Grant Hons run-T-itchctt.
stolen bascs-Fiudlcy. :; Douglass,
Hewitt >. NciI, Sporcr. Sacrifice fly
LHcurrauX. Sporer. Bases on halls
OF Grant, IL off Becker 1. Left on
uaaes--virGinia. s; Trinity. :. nit by
pitched ball--licwitt, struck out--by
Grant, 10; by Checker. .. Time Of
gnm. 9:lN. EInnlrc. ChnMnlms.
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n, >, VV'Enc!. NfllICr, CHIMP
oHil' Jackson Paskcri. i.udcrus. Two-nasc
hltE-Mcnonaid. jackson t:,. Sacrifice hits
,ni,Hnppei' lohscr stolen bases !udrrus.
Milcr Sprat' Double piays-1iIllsr to
ming; Tyler TO king to IIouscr Let on
"lSrs-.hoston, .. Philadelphia. 6 Firs, hasc
on paIs-oT Tyler. :: off Brennan . First
nase on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L. Boston. /
LII ny DECENTRALIZATION. struck out-ty
iNlci, >; by Brcnnanr. >. Time OF Eamc i.c
1'hplrc:, RiElcr and Einnnrnn. IL.
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:
Summary: Two-hasc hits--Spcncor, I.cli-
welt. ThTrc-base hlts-Raley Conroy. John
son. sacrifice h.;-Ba tch. Sacrifice ny-Bla!r
First base on balls-On Workout, !; of Jones
|. Left on basc.-Rlchmond, Z: Rochester. :.
I1its-On Verbout. 10 In innings; on. strain.
In 9 Innings: off Jones. in :, innings; OF
Hughes, In innings. Struck out-By Yer
bout. J; ny Jones, /; by Hughes. /. Hi; b.
pitched baIis--Coaies. johnson. Time o.
game. 2::0. Umpires, Ezekiel and Rose.
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Cincinnati.
Ba,,ed FOR sheckard in tenth. "'

rBa,tcd FOR Shcckard in tenth
ChithSo :....''.,..............o oolo 600 o-2
CINCINNATI ..-....-......-.....0 n u o 0 o H..
summary; i;uns-.Schul;c. Chance Bcachcr
Lean. Evers. Throc-base lI;s-Schniic and
Bescher. Sacrifice htH-McIutyre. Lcnnox.
sacrihcc hy-Entcs. Double plays-Iennox
20 hvefs t" chance. lheian 10 EGan 10 Hob
= First base on balls-OT McIntyrc =: or
.benton. A. struck out-By McIntyrc. .. Nv
l"n'oh. J. Wild ritch-Mcfn,yrc. Time OF
sa'"c' ~ Empires. tombstone and Eaxon
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

ininGhain. rain
~ Memphis: Nashville Mcimnh,s
rain. '''''P'''''
no a. Atlanta: Atlon,o ~; cha,ta-
Mobile, Z. %
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Cleveland. 4: Detroit. ..
Philadelphia. 3; Washington, /.
New York. .: Boston. :.
Chicago. .; ST. Louis. l.
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IL Gardner tgb. woltcr Cree. T,go-ba.c Li,s
.Lt"lS' l.. Gardner Thre.-Saso hi,s--Cree
Noiicr. Homo run-Speakcr. sacrifice bi,.
p"'an 81. Wagner. T.. Gardner. Doube
nlaY-E. Gardner 10 Chase. stolen hascsI
nthhl. Dolan Left on bases-Ncw York. &:
soht'n' $ First base on crrors-Rostop
iFSt "ase on hallA-On Ford. = on O'Brien,
struck out--By Ford. l. BY O'Drlen.
iiiiF-oa Ford, in innings. OF warrior.
IN inninS Ill, By pi;cher-By Ford.
.HtTiean'' Time OF game 1859 Cmplres
Connolly and IInrl -
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Philadelphia.

9NhWarN' Euns-scha eicr. Oldring COZ
ms. Baker Sacrifice hit-Barry. sacrince
ny knight. Double play-Fostcr to Flynn
Len on bascs-W hinston. .: Philadelphia.
: First base on ha'is-on Morgan. 2 rirst
nase on crrors-Philad"iphia l. Struck out
by Morgan. II by WALKER. :. VIII pitches
MorShn. Walker. Bs!k--Walkor Tim. n,
game, $40. Enpires. o.Loughin and west.