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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-12
MAMMOTH POULTRY EXHIBIT.
Will .be Made at State Fair--ManJ
Premiums are Offered.


Premiums are Offered.
There never was more popular di-
vision at the Louisiana state falr at
Shire report than that of poultry. ana
this year promises not to be an ex-
ception unless it is that the collection
on display will be bigger than ever
before and the number OF spectators
larger
Superintendent Sam NJ. Watson, who.
by the way, has been superintendent
of this department for several years, is
confident that the show this year is
going to be genuine success In every
particular He has been busy eve-
since soon after the close Of last years
fair, sc ,ding out literature and an
swerng inquiries from prospective ex-
hibitors, and he predicts that the 1911
exhibition will be {. cord-breaker hi
has worked faithfully each year e
please the exhibitors. That he has r,
the mark is indicated by the prospects
for this years poultry show.
The judge this year will be w.
Whitman of Allentown, Pa, who i:
highly recommended. He knows thu
| various qualities of the birds and il
| expected to make favorable and sat
| isfactory impression. His suggestion
| also are expected to prove of value t
the poultry industry in this territory
where during recent years 1t has seel
much progress.
The management has arranged t
give away $1,000 in cash prizes, an
the usual large number OF ribbons.
has also provided s.>lendid accommo
cations for the chickens and othe
poultry that will be displayed Tn
building, which is sOx16O feet, has bee
remodeled and en-. osed. 1t is right o
the main walk AMI is large enough t
shelter many visitu.'s.
1t is announced that the awards 0
nearly all varieties will be on the fo
lowing plan: Two dollars on first sin
giles and 81 on second singles; IS o
first breeding pens and $3.50 on secon
breeding pens The entry fee on sir
giles will be SO cents. On pens 1t WI
be 81.
Entries in the poultry division wi
close October q, three days before II
fair opens. In all other divisions tt
| ~
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-12
Sllerift''S Sale.

Guy P. Stubs VS.. Frank Brown ct al. No. 5392
In Second District Court, Bossier Parish, La
DY virtue of writ of fieri facias,
ID issued in the above entitled suit
and to me directed, l have seized and
will proceed to sell at public auction, to
the last and highest bidder, at the front
door of the Court House, in the town OF
Benton, La, on Saturday, September IA,
1912, the following described property,
, wit:
The south half of northeast quarter,
southeast quarter of northwest quarter
and southeast quarter of southeast quar-
ter Of section Is, township 10, north OF
range Is, west, containing 100 acres,
more or less. and situated in the Parish
of Bossier, La.
Terms OF Sale-Cash, subject to the
benefit of appraisement, to pay and sat-
isfy the sums of $231.82, with per cent
per annum interest thereon from March
is, 1904, less a credit of $3.50, paid
March 5, 1907; S231.82, with per cent
per annum interest thereon from March
16, 1904, less credit of $685., paid
March 5, 1912, and in the further sum OF
s231.S2, with s per cent per annum in
terest thereon from March Is, 1904, to-
gether with 10 per cent as attorneys fees
on the aggregate amount Of said prin-
cipal and interest; and in the further
sums Of SIPS, with 8 per cent per an
mum interest thereon from March 16,
1904, less credit of 1854, paid March
5, 1907; s77.28, with 8 per cent per an
mum interest thereon from March IT..
1904, and in the further sum of $77.28.
with 8 per cent per annum interest
! thereon from March Is, 1904, together
with 10 per cent as attorneys fees on
the aggregate amount of principal and
interest, and all costs Of suit.
J.F. EDWARDS, Sheriff.
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To Tony Fazzio, Nonresident.
You are hereby notified that bought
lots and 2 of block 13 and lots Is and Is
of block of the Hunter Subdivision to
Bossier City, belonging to you, at pub
lie tax sale June II, 1911, for taxes due
on the roll Of 1910. Recorded in Con-
veyances, vol. 80, p. SOB, June 81, 1911.
If not redeemed in one year my title
becomes perfect under the law.
$50 LEE n. BUSH.
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Notice.

August 8, 1912. sep II
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-12
THE LADIES' REST ROOMS.
Have Been Provided In Pretty New
BUILDING on Fair Grounds.

ouIlOIO9 OF = q" SSONuNS.
Wishing to show a special courte-
sy to the ladies visiting the exposition,
the Louisiana Fair ASSOCIATION has in
vested the sum of $4,000 in a pretty
building, known as the ladies' rest
room. 1t is tastefully furnished. with
lots of conveniences for the women
folks and with special accommodations
for children, especially babies.
The building is centrally located, so
that the ladies may reach it from any
part of the ground without particu-
larly long walk. 1t is on the main
walk west of the grand stand 1t is a
brick structure, thoroughly sanitary
and equipped for the comfort of the
ladies.
IN this building, during the whole
fair, Oct. 80 to Nov. s, there will be
ypecial women attendants. They win
0ok after the chillren especially.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Petersburg. Va. July lit took the
Colts twelve innings to defeat tho
Champs this morning, and but for the
errors OF the Champs the game would
have been the other way. Both teams
started off brilliantly, tho Colts scor-
ing in tho first inning on a base on
balls q steal by Griffin. who came
homo on F!ournoy's single. The
Champs went them one better In their
half on a single by Busch and Spencer's
home run hi; to deep centre. scoring
Busch.
In the fourth tho Colts tied the game
on Bnsch's and Barnetts errors and
Tenants single and in the sixth took
the lead on Perryman's single. Gr.ifn's
sacrifice and Flournoy's single 10 left
Held. scoring Perryman. The Champs
nett's single. Lucia's sacrifice and Sim
TO go past him. and Barnett scored
by Doc Ayers and the best that the
Champs could 90 Tor hin. was two
singles in the remaining four innings
o. the game. In the twelfth Inning
Mace walked anu went to second on
Ayers's sacrifice. ana Griffin brought
him over with tho winning run by hit
ting for two bases down the third base
line. The Champs in their half OF the
twelfth were retired in one. two. three
order.
The Colts played fast and classy
fielding game. and tho two double plays
Of Griffin and Raley aided very mate
rally in the results OF the game.
The score.
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BIOS HE'S | OSES
Twice IN 4 DAY
Fails to Throw Bass and Gets
Just One Fall Out
Of Herbert.

Abe Boshes the New Yorker who
mas neen sending terror to the hearts
and purses, 50 - is said. OF tho loca!
sra pV!ers, met TWO Waterloos in one
day just BY way OF celebrating the
curtin. in the early afternoon he met
ana lost 10 ed Bass, tho local black
smith, because he was unable 10 Din
the less experienced mans shoulders
10 the mat within a half-hour. At
night, before 4 goodly bunch OF fans
ne managed TO throw George Herbert
just once ~ IN hour. and the first fan
was obtained only after forty MIN
ules az me hardest kind Of work
1t wasn't because Boshe5 is a poor
man. OF That he isn't a good man FOR
aus lnenes' bus merely because Herbert
especially played purely defens ve tao
tics. Bass did the same thing. but
bass's weight helped. while 1t was en-.
useiy Itrferts knowledge OF tho
game, his agility ana his really scien-
tlAc supremacy at me game over the
New Yorker which kept him out OF
trouble when trouble was near Tho
disparity ~ weight between the Two
men did Mot add TO the enjoyment Of
rIDid enthusiasts forgot entirely that
they We're expected TO behave IN o de-
cent manner and let loose epithets.
which. undcr ordinary circumstances,
would have caused them 10 be led from
tnc ringside.
Richmond may want to see wrest-
lns. but there can be no excuse Tor
men nurl!ng uncnllei for remarks at
either the referee or the men engage ed
up amy sport and the management, as
"c. as the rcfrec, should take quick
Ac-iun 10 suppress such methods Of
showing faVoritism.
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TICKET IS NAMED
BY SOCIALISTS
[spec!al to The Times.Dlsnntch. !

n.
winston Salem. n. c., July 4.-The
State Socialist Convention was held
here to-day with delegates from nearly
all locals represented. Plans were
made for trying to secure a State So
cialist newspaper and also for raising
campaign funds TO wage campaign.
The same platform as last year cxcept
one new plank favorinG paying con-
victs wages, and after deducting tho
expense of keeping them. 10 turn the
balance over to their families, was
adopted
p. Gardner, OF Lakeview. was tempo
rary chairman. and w. NJ. Wentherly,
of Greensboro, temporary secretary
Tho organization was made permanent
y State ticket was nominated as fol-
lows: Governor. II. e. Hodges, of Wash
ington; houtenant-G b. T. TIL
Ter. OF Ashevillc Secretary OF State, w.
NJ. Wcatherly. Greensboro Auditor, b.
Stuart. OF Spencer; Treasurer, w. B..
Taylor. Winston salem; Superlntend-
ent Of Public Instruction, Rev. G. r..
Hunt Lexington Attorney-G General w
G. Gregson; Commissioner of Agr!cul-
tpre. Bruce Anderson, OF Lenoir: Com
missioner cs Tabor and PRINTING,
George L. Wilson. OF Pfafftown; Cor
poration Commissioners. r. j. Morton.
Greensboro and V. r. Grubbs. of King:
Insurance Commissioners. r.. II. Lane. OF
Aurora.
President Cameron ana Secretary and
Carolina Railroad. Tonight wired all
directors Of the company asking them
to attend the funeral of the late Gem
eral r. T. Hoke in Raleigh tomorrow.
General Hoko was O director of the
road
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
covinaton Wins Two Games.

TsipcciaI "a The TIlnes- DlspntCh.1
Covington. Va. July 4r-The Covings
ton baseball team took two games
from Stnunton here to-day. the nrsa
by to 3 and the second to 0. ThG
feature of tho first game was thd
playing or Andrews Mt short for tho
locals and tho pitching of Lemon
for stanton he having twelve ser,ke-
outs. and with perfect support should
have won his game. In tho second
game, pitcher Maneh., for the locals
times. Manch has pitched fourtaerp
games this year and has lost but twoa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Winston-salem: Winston Salem.
8; Greensboro T. (Morning game)
At Greensboro: Greensboro. 0; Win
ston Salem. .. Afternoon gamc)
At Spartansburg: Spar tansburg. 8;
Granville s. tMorning game; eight
innings.)
At Grecnville: Greenvilie. 3; Spar
tanburg. /. afternoon game)
At Charlotte: Charlotte. |; Ander-
son, Z (Morlng gamcD
~ Charlotte Charlotte. Il Andcr-
son. 0. (Aftegnoon game)
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Indianapolis: indianapolis, /; To-
iedo' 3 (hrst game); indianapolis, o;
Toledo. Csecond game)
At Milwaukee. Milwaukee. .: Kan
sas CITY, Z Nrst game). Second game
postponed, wet grounds.
At Louisville Louisville Columbus.
nrst game postponed. rain. Afternoon
game: Louisville. Q; Columbus. 3.
At Minneapolis: Minneapol.s-St. Paul,
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Gotch Dereots s,,.,,,,,

Chicago. July 4.-ChampIon FranI
Gotch defeated Joe Smejkal IN straight
ials here to-day. The hrst fall came
IN seven minutes and twenty seconds
on hammerlock hold. ana Tic sccon5
in four minutes and hfty-nve seconds
on q crotch hold
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

A. Johnson City: Johnson city. 2:
Bristol, l Cmorning game). Johns6n
CITY Bristol. rain (afternoon gamc).
At Asheville: Asheville, Z: Norris
town. (morning game): Asheville' 8.
VI orr!stown, . afternoon game).
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Totals ...s7it.7 S s Totals .s3 9 2
.Bat,es for Ma.hevson in third.

Score by innings; y.
Brooklyn .......-......-.......o : Q Go
New Iork.......-....-.....-...o o 5 @ o q !
Summary: Runs-Niora7 ~. Northon go.
Wheat az. Tooicy. Yinslrg t2). Doyle.
HerzoG. Fletcher. Burns Two-bGse hits
Wheat e. Yinsling Miller. Murray Three
base hit-Tooley. Sacrifice hits-Moran, CUT
shaw (.). Sacrifice nics-Dauoert. Wheat.
stolen bases-Dauber;. Miller (2). Double
plays-Hummol 10 Dauhert Herzog 70 Mer-
bases-Sew York. s.; Brooklyn. O. First base
on e.rors-Ncw York. !: Brooklyn. !. First
base on ba,is-OH Tesreau. S OF CrRndal,
:; of Yinsilng p of Rarou, :. Struck out
By Ma;hewson = hy Crandali. !; by Ra-
son. I. H.ts-On Nathewson. In 8 innings;
on Tesreau. : IN Is inning; of crandali S
IN 8 2-S innings; or Tinsling, . in 3l-s IN
nings; off Ragon. In 3 rs innings HI;
by p!tcher-By Ragon. ] (Fletcherl. Pass
ed hall-Myers Time Of game. 202. I'm
Plies, Brennan nnd Emslie
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NO-HIT GAME BY MULLIN

Detroit. Mich. July from the waiver
class 10 tho no-hi; class was the score OK
george M4uia's Fourth Of july ceiebra ton
IaciGcutaiiy. the Tigers took two haines.
10 aud 70 o.
Two o. three weeks ago President NaYln
aaXed waivers or AEliin. and all the clnps
IN the league tried 10 1ry him tof s. go.
This plqued George. who Rald he'd SHOW
them. This Afternoon Mrlun pitched no.
hlt Score.
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Boston
PhiiadeInhia.
Toials :. IS 10 q totals 80 Is = y
.Batied FOR ORourse in ninth.
tBatted for Brown IN ninth
score by innings: n

f'"-'. = y sfit'4.l-s. II.
Boston ..........................o 0 1904 o.
Philadelphia ..................l OolIoee ~
summary: Runs-3ioDonald. Campbell.
kir@e. King, Paskert. Cravath. LuGerus.
Ana De. Doo!aa, h!!fer. Brennan Two base
hiis-Lrderus. Mcdonald. Three base hits
Nravath, K.llfer Titus. Homo run-Bren-
nan Sacrifice h.ts-Magee. k!lli.er. Sacr!-
nee Hy-cEavatl. stolen base--Arag gee
Double riays-Dooian to Luderus; Looert to
knube to Luderus; McDonSad TO Deviin;
Doplan 70 Knabe 20 Luderus. Left on bases
Boston o: Philadelphia. 10 Hits-or
brennan. n 20 innlngs; Of, Shuliz ! in
: i-S innings. First base on balls--OH Bran-
nan =; OF Brown, . Struck out-By Brown
o. by Fireman. 2. Time OF game. 1851. UNI
piros Ecaon and Johnston-
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WINS OUT IN TENTH

St. Louis July i.-chicago took the soc
ond saine hero in the tenth inning by tho
score OF 10 ? on wild throw by Hug
Ems In the tenth. Schultz was favored aud
Ilnfers single sent the winning run across.
The cubs tied the score IN tho eighth on
shcckards triple. Score:
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Richmond.


Richmond ................I ooliooo oool-i
Peiershurg ..............3 0 0ool0ooo-3
summary: Iwo-base hits-HowedeN. cir!l-
mn Ayers, Home run-Spencer Stolen
oase-tsElnln. Double plays-Griffin to Ra-
ley %. LETT on bases-Richmond ): Pc
teFsouTg. 4. First base ballS-OR Cre!ger.
:; of PerryTnan. struck out-Bv Pcsrv.
man, 4; by Ayers 5; by Crciger. 4. Hts
on Perryrnrn. tn innings; off Ayers In
Innings Hit by pitcher-Simmons. Time
Of game. 2:25. Umpire, Orth Attendance.
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"A. Eeste for cincinnati made rood
Cincinnati.
rotals Is \: a n . ro.als !. .sa 7ell0 q

Iotals ---35 Z y : Totals SIS g 10 I
-Marsans. centre fold and LEI, ae.d.
7Battcd FOR kee:e IN ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Pittsburgh ....................oO44 iii
summary: Runs-Byrno (o), Carey az,
keliHeton. Wagner, Mccarthy. Simon, Carr
nitz. Bescher. Bates. Mersans Phclan and
keefe. Two-hase hits-Nlller. Bates. Three
base hits-Byrne. Wilson. Sacrifice ny.
Clarke Stolen bases-Boschor t2). Marsans
tanoy. Grant. Mccarthy Left on hases-
Pittsburgh. 10; Cincinnati. {. IIlts-On Bcn
ton in innings, or Taylor. IN ! inning;
OF keefe In innings. First base on balls
Or Camn!tz, l. OF Benton. O. of Taylor
on kee:e. Struck out-By Camnitz &
by Benton. o. BY keefe. 6. Ht by pitcher
sy keete l tWnEner). wild pltch-Keefe.
Ilme OF game ..o5. Umprcs. KLEIN and
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SCORELESS UNTIL EIGHTH

Boston. July 4.-Phuadciphia Offset Bos-
toms v!ctory IN the morning game by VIM
ming the afternoon contest to 4! Brennan
after running around the bases for a home
run, he was found FOR four hits including
litrss triple which. With n pnss Melted
Boston four runs. Easoa umpired tlis a.
teTnoon. Johnstore having heen overcome
" the heat a.l.r The morning Easne. scora:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

~ savannah: Savannah. /: Albany.
Grst game, Savannah 8 Albany. .
Csocond gHme).
~ Jacksorvilie, Jacksonville. .. CO.
.um us. 1 (monlng sNinc). Jackson
At Columbia; Columbia, 4 Macon :
Cnrst Ramc); Columbia, o; Macon, .
fsecnnd 0amal
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Chicago.
ST. Ini,Is.

CSlcaso .....oi0oOl0oo-a
3 l.anis '''-'..........- .......o Q 90
summary: Runs-zlmm4rman. Leach.
y base hits-Archer. Evers. Three-hase
Aiis--Evans Leach. Double plays-Macee
70 Smi;hi Hauser 20 HrRslns to Magee
sacrifice nli-IuSslas. stolen bascs-Z!.u-
nerman: Schrltc. Leach. Oai.es Left on
oAHes-Cnlcago o; ST. Louis. Z. First base
on o5ils-On sahee. !. OF Brown J. Struck
oNt-by Brown :: by Saliee. 8 Time OF
same 1880. Cmpires. Risier and Finneran.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Morning Games.

~ birmingham: birmingham 2;
AT Chattanooga: Cnattanooga- O.,
New orleans. Cnve innings. rain).
Al Atlanta Atlanta. o Montgom-
~ Mobile. Notwithstanding rain.
Afternoon Casucz.
At Chattanooga Chattanooga, 4; New
At Brm.nrham: birmingham. !;
Memphis. 8.
At Atlanta: Atlanta, 3, Montgomery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
MAPS DEFEAT WHITE SOX

Chicago, ILL.,. July 4.-cleveland won tha
second game to-day from Chicago by tho
score OF . to l. Tho Maps hatted Nosrldgd
and Jordan for six tallies In the opening
OF the second game. and c!nched mattera
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srANpN or THE oLuBs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Detroit Mt Chicago.
New York Mt Washington.
bonton Mt philadelphia.
tother game not schcduIcd1
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TIMELY HITS GIVE
GAME To MACKMEN
Doubles by Baker and Lord
Score Runs Needed to
Defeat Boston.
TIGERS WIN FROM BROWNS
Washington Beats New York.
and Cleveland Loses to
White Sox.
TIGERS WIN FROM BROWNS

Philadelphia. July 4-Thc Athletics and
Bostons split even before record crowds
day. both games being hurd-fousht. The
,coros were to and to . Doubles by
Baker and Lord gave the morning game TO
tho Champions. Plank being very steady
In paches. Score:
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rotrnlt.
Totals ..s5 II, II Totals so 70 p Is
.Ba,ied FOR Hogan In ninth
+Butted for Brown IN ninth

Score by innings: II.
st, I.ou!s-............. ..........o o 20
Summary: Runs-Laport-. Austin (9l Wit
90. Bush ~. Cobb fcl. Crawford On Homo
runs-cebb. Aut,in- Sacrifice hii-Louden.
Stolen hases-cohb ~. Nor!arity. Double
piays-Bush 70 Iouden; Prat: 10 Austin:
Laporte TO Pratt TO KntinR. Hits-On BAUM
gardner. in Innings; OF Brown. IN :
innings First base on bails-OH Baum
eardner 2; OK Brown. !. Struck out-By
Baur,ga rdner. o. by Wiiiett 8 Hit b.
pitchcr-By Baumgardner. CIocichanty.
Cobb; b. Brown, ! (Afor;ar.ty Passed
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GIANTS WINNING
STREAK IS BROKEN
Mathewson Is Knocked Out and
Two Other Pitchers Are
/. Hit Hard.
session DEFEATS PHlLLlEs
Pirates Win From Reds, and St.
Louis Is Shut Out by
Chicago.
Session DEFEATS PHILLIEs

New York July <-Brooscyn broke Ncw
Torks winning streak by taking TWO games.
the scores he:as 10 20 and 70 :, In the
--st game Mathewson was knocked out Of
the box. and Tesreau. who relieved him,
wa. also Knocked out and Crandall finished
the game, but was hammered hard Ting-
ling eaved In under tho excessive heat in
the fourth and had 20 be assisted OF the
deid. Rason finished strons Tor Brooklyn.
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NATIONALS WIN EASILY

Washington. July New York neided
o-a,y 'Ai1 morning and washington won
easily x to t. Cashion was wild. but e.
fee;ive in The plnches. Mesridc.s neis,pr
featured tho game score:
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RATHER EASY FOR PIRATES

Pittsburgh, July 4.-Pl,-sburFh won the
morning game rather easily from Clnc!nrat!
hfier tho latter had taken "a good lead In
the hFst two innings Camnitz was steady
throughout ws!le Benton and Taylor we're
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COLTS WIN AWAY
BUT lose GAME
On HOME FIELD
CONTINUED from FIRST PageD

and Burke trotted over. Rogers few
TO second. while Ayers popped foul
TO hrst and was down, leaving two
stranded.
Nearly Score Again.
The Coolers nearly scored In the
nIth, but Sinmons's try to stretch a
double into a triple landed him cut
side and the danger was over tor the
while. For the Colts Ciram hit TO the
stands for TWO bases and wont to third
on t1ournoys out. Burke whitfield, but
John Raley delivered. scoring Graf.
The sixth produced blanks for both.
The seventh was productive OF one
each. the Coolers counting on krebs
triple to centre field and Barnetts sac
rihce fly. The Colts count resulted
from Crafts walk. being advanced by
Burke's single and Raley's clout to
Brooks. which tho pitcher could not
handle
Another blank came to the Colts in
the eighth. but Tenants slow think
ing toppiece gave the Coolers another
count. Neither could help themselves
in the ninth and the game was over.
y glance over the score VIII show that
the Colts outhit the Coolers nearly
TWO to one, yet were unable to win.
1t must have been that particular lady.
The score:
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-0'"'e ~ q % Totan % . = i5
W. y innings T.
Washington
slinfnaTy Daniels. ooowd. Martin. Ford.
T,MH"eney. Moescr (D Foster. Milan q
'-.heI, tpndi.. Morgan ca, shanks Ssi
Js,.. -. Two base hiis-Eord. Moeiler.
Zone Fun-shnnHs. Stolen basas-Moeiirr
ranoil. Morgan. shauks. walker ref, ~
oasea-New York. Z. Washington. 4 f,irst
2aze on oalls-On Mcconnell. :. on cashlofi
Z. = sst nase On efrors-Sew York !: wash
in.ston. Struck out-By Mcconnell. Q Nv,
sasnion, Passed hail-Alns-aith VIA
piich-Cashion. limo q, ZANE Xxx -
pres Evnns and we-to-vel,
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COR Tournament ,vinncr,.

Gordon Ryrie Wood won the Fourth
OF July golf tournament at the Her
score of GS The day was ideal ami
a large field contested for tho honors
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Totals ...S3 u 10 Totals Sc. % % - o
.Ratt.d :or McCariaY Nm n!nth.

Score by innings; Il
Pittsburgh observation-disclosures Q Q o ! 90 rs
Cincinnati ......................l % @ Q o e.
Summary Runs-Wagner. Miller. Hendrix
Bcscher. -iiicAeN. Two-Ssse hiis-Wasnc.
Hyatt rhrec-pase hi;s-Phclan, Miller.
Sacrifice h.ts-Esan. Suggs stolen bases
Bcscher Egan, Mitchell. r1,uale plays
Hendrix to Wagner TO Miller Bates to
Clarke. First base on baiis-OG Hendrix.
struck oUt-By Hendrix. l. by Suegs. q
Time az game. e,lt EMPIRES. Illem and
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score ~ Innings i';
81 uis...-.-.-.-,..-..... .--'v . go
Detroit ......--.....-..-. ...-il ArY ~ -
summary Rrns-Viii Bush. Cobb. Craw-
sort Dt.enanfv f.auden 4. TWO -hase aite--
sfullin. Deichanty Sacrifice n.ts-I Nnl.an.
Sacrifice Alphabetically. stolen oasesL i,l.
Toudcr Double piara-Mulin 20 Aoritrlty
70 gush: pratt 20 Iapor,e; shotten to Psatt
20 stephens: Stephens 20 kuilna 70 So
& FIRST base ucrrors-St. Louis u De-
troll. 8 ll;is-oN Adams. N innings; OK
Hamilton. M irninrsi OF mitchell. N
inning First base IN ba.s-ON Adams.
?; an Hamilton. :, OF Muln. struck OUT
-By ,fuilin & Time ~ sarnc, -oi Tn
plFos. Dincea and Sheridan