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REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
BEMIS PARK
5-ROOM BUNGALOW
In Beautiful Norwood

OPPOSITE MILLER PARK.
A We'll built, 5-room bungalow, all on
one floor finished last October: living
room. dining room and hall finished In
oak, bedrooms finished In white enamel,
with oak floors; sun room and sleeping
room: large attic. where two or three
rooms could be finished II desired; full
water and laundry sink; best of fur
naces, coal bins. etc. House Is thoroughly
modern, rough sand finish walls. Hastily
decorated. beautiful and artistic lighting
fixtures, dining room is panelled and
has window seat and plate rail. Yard is
soddcd and the walks In. Two large
lots. each 4ixl6S giving & foot frontage.
Well built chicken house. 13xlt. with
large yard on rear Of one lot. This place
makes an ideal suburban home. with
all the advantages Of the city. Only .
minutes ride to FaruRm ST. Am going
to leave city. will sell with either one
or both lots. Must have half cash. bal.
ance to suit
5s51 N. nth ST.
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24ss PRATT ST.. 3-rOosn. all Fnodera n
house, corner lot. large barn. See YugeL
- karbach block
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PRAIRIE PARKS ans. Amss Ave- We
bath; oak finish first story; white enamel
second story; street paved and parked
Small cash payment. balance monthly
Possession May LIST: can be seen any
time The Paxton Real Estate co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-12
~. INNEsTMENT.

Two modern apartment buildings Of u
apartments each; rented fer $1,000 per
annum. for quick sale reduced to s., go.
$4,000 cash, balance I'm annual payments
Three new modern brick flats: rented
for 300 Der annum. Price s22.0oe. Write
or call
WESTERN REAL ESTATE CO,
Ifi-l2 Karbaeh Block
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Cts,aEo in New York.
cincinnati In Brooklyn
ri,'sburs In Philadelphia.
= Louis in Boston.
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TO-day's Schedule.
Now York In st. Louis
Philadelphia In Detroit.
Boston In Chicago
Washington In Cleveland
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privilege Of the strong armed, waved
Becker aside. ran clear into the latter's
range and with an uncrring throw sent
the bal! in TO Merkle ut the box. holding
Sa'er on third and Evers on first.
SO far no good, but when Miller
grounded to Merkle. Meyers dropped the
throw. Saier. however. had checked him
self when three-quartcrs OF the way up
the lane lie came on again when he
saw Meyers drop the ball Tho Chief
grabbed the hail IN, pivotcd and put II
on Saicr. Runner and catcher piled up
together KLEIN waved SAFER out and the
next instant called him safe. as II he had
seen Meyers drop the ball again. Meyers
kicked and punctuated his words by tap
pinH Klein on the shoulder with his mitt.
lie was ordered from the game, as was
Doyle. who also kicked.
Shcckdrd forced Miller at second, Shafer
to Fletcher. Miller looked safe. He fumed
at the decision and Bush gave him tho
blue envelope. When enough oil had been
poured on the troubled waters for tho
game to 20 on Sheckard skipped IN tho
second strassc and Wilson made "A wild
throw. There was IA oinch run for Evers
In sight. but the latter was guilty Of
stupid base running. lic waited too long
and when he did awake from his revcric
Shafcr. who had backed up, cut him down
with u fine throw.
''cNore was IeIt or base in the second
half Of the eighth after leading OF with
his third hit. Shafer sacrificed, but
Becker and Merkle couldn't deliver the
needed punch Schultz stuns u sharp hit
! TO right In the ninth. Tinker hunted and
Shafer. who covered first, dropped Math-
ewson's short throw. Zimnierman's $
smash off Mathew sons hand filed the
bases Leach up and biffed a single to
left aud brought In two runs. Saier
struck out. Evers hit TO Shafer, who
made one handed catch. Leach ran
back to first and beat Shafer's toss to
| Merklc. but Bush called Tommy out.
The Giants played the string put and
died with their boots on. Tinker's poor
throw gave Murray II life Herzog ham
mered a single through Zimmerman. Nc
Cormick's ny to Leach was far enough
out for Murray To reach third and he
scored on Fletchers force OF Hcrzog.
Reulbach disposed Of Snodgrass on strikes.
The score:
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LORD MEETS JUSTER TO-DAY.
Forcst Park Golf Tourney BrinRs
Surpriscs-FinaI,:B 30 Holes.

De,ereux Lord OF the Brooklyn. Forest
Park contingent will have as his opponent
In tho final round of the tournament over
the public links at Forest Park to-day
H. J. Juster of Woodhaven. The match
will be at SO holes Last years winner
had as a victim In the first contest q. W
Powell. a home player. and II was In this
round that Lord came within stroke
OF the record OF the course. Last year
Hugh j. Dunnelly. who was eliminated
in the first round, set the figure at ~.
Lord was out In 80 hut needed 80 to re-
tuin for total OF 80. In the afternoon
the home clubs champion took the meas
ure Of Edward Bayne. So far there has
not been a player who could give Lord n
/ tussic. for all OF his winning margins
have been comfortable.
william A. Keatcy Of Woodhavcn,
|, who WAS looked upon as an opponent OF
Lord IN the hnal was put out Of the
running In the afternoon by Juster, who
won by 3 up and to play. The latter
Ia considered one Of the best of the
Woodhaven set
| NJ j. Killackey of the home club play
ing in the second division, furnished a
feature of the day when he holed two
approach shots in his match with j. H.
Holmes, which the latter won by up.
kiilackey's shot from the rough at the
pond hole landed on the green and
. trlCkIeu INTO Inc cup. WHll' AZ tHe nTSt
hole. ordinarily the fourth. his approach
from the fairway near the green ran In.
The final round in tn" second division
will be between o. q. Rogers and Ed
ward Van Leuven. both Of Forest Park
+ The distance will be sc holes.
The summary.
/ First Sixteen Second round -Dcvcrcux Lord.
BrookiXn-forcst Park. beat g. y. Powell. Brook.
/ lyn-Forest Park. 9 up and I to play: Edward
Iinync. Brooklyn-forrst Park. beat Samuel
! Peace BrpOklyu-f Forest PARK. up; William a.
Keatley. Woodhaven. beat William CAMERON.
' Brooklyn-Forest Park. up and 2 TO play: H. J.
, Juster. WOodhaycn. beat ". Grenzig. Wood
haven. up and 10 play.
! Semt.hnal Roundabout beat Baync. : up and
3 10 play: yuster beat Kcatley. up and To play.
/ Second Sixteen Second round-O. G. Rogers.
! BrookIyn-Forest park. beat II. r.. Honianc.
WoOdnerc. up and 4 to play: j. H. Holmes.
| Brooklyn-Forest Park. beat NJ. j. Killackcy.
Brooklyn-Foresi Park. up; William g. Ander-
| son. brooklyn-Foycst Park, beat &. r. Killers.
| WOOdhaven, 1 UP: Edward Van Leuven. Brook
yn-Forrst Park. beat T.. J. Sharman. Brooklyn
Forest Park. Iup.
Scmi-nnai Round Rogers beat Holmes. ? up
| and Ia play: Van Lcuvcn beat lAndersOn. M
| and to play. al
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HERMANN O. ks O'DAY.
owner Of Cincinnati Reds wires His
Confidence in Hank,

II view OF rumors. widely circulated.
that either Bin sweeney Of the Boston
Nationals or Miller lluggins OF the st.
Louis Cardinals would succeed Hank
ODay az manager of the Cincinnati Reds.
ODay received the following telegram
from Garry Hermann yesterday:
Absolutely no truth In stories about
management Am we'll satisfied with re-
suits. Tell players rumors have no basis.
ODay showed this telegram TO THE
suN man ut Washington Park yesterday
and said.
81 have only sixteen players with me
and OF that number. only four are avail
able for use In the box. I had to leave
rhclan at home because Of injuries Mar
sans. too. IL laid up. Stlll we are play.
ing good ball and will finish In the first
division have had no friction with my
employer and have been fairly treated by
the press and fang In Cincinnati. do
not understand how stories that | am To
be let go are started. I've got ~ con
tract for this year and expect 10 remain
on the job in 1913"
II was said yesterday that the Reds
are trying TO exchange Larry Mclean and
Bobby Keefe for Pitcher Tyler OF the
Boston Wardmen
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LIE ROY-HALL TO THE FORE.
Pair lpscts Forecasts by Beating
IIackcN and Nahan Easily.

IN" now combination Of I.c Roy and Ha II
will prov" factor 20 he rcCkoned with In
future doubles matches. Judging 10y the
form they showed Yesterday in winning
their last match from Hackett and Mahan
in the invitation round robin doubles tour
nnmen' OF tho Westchester Country Club
They took three straight sets at Ga. Ga
a., PLAYING with unusual dash ~ all sta ges
While Hackctt and Mahan reminded OF the
lifeless atmosphere.
Mahan was wild in his, volleying. while
his partners ground strokes were orrhtic
The piokups OF Ie Roy were in brilliant
contrast. In the last game Of tho match
there cam" n critical moment. With the
SCORE <0-ii in his opponent favor. Mahan
twic" found open spots md drove III" points
10 deuce. Nnt Hall braced up and nipped
Mahans expiring efforts by taking the next
two tallies and the match.
The windmp Of the tournament will
b" to-day when Touchard and Little
play Hnckeu and Mahnn. In the unlikely
"ven' Of the national champions suooumb-
ing they will be tied for the cup with lie
Roy and Hall. This would neCessitate a
playofr Of the tie game Of Ie Roy and Hall
against Leonard and Watson. which other
%sc " iii bp slplVpd
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Fred J, Wagner. who Ia looking after
the entries for the Milwaukee races which
are to be run this fail. announced yes
terday the entry OF three Mercer care,
one each for thu Vanderbilt. Grand Prize
and Pabst trophy races. These we're put
in by the Mercer Automobile Company
OF Trenton. Mr.. Wagner Yesterday nled
DAVID Bruce Browns entry for the Grand
Prize race. In which he IL 20 drive the
Prix.
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Samuel s. Toback. general manager o
the \. Elliott Ranney Company, Is du
In New York this evening OH "A trip over
land from Detroit In the first Of the n,y
Hudson ~ cars. lie left Detroit ~
Wednesday in the machine. which Is to b
put on exhibition In the Ranncy company
saiesroOn,s. 1900 broadway, on Monda!
This is the first OF the machines put GU
to sell, several others having been bull
and tested out.
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The Benz Auto Import Company intends
entering one Of its cars In the Gliddrn tour
this wear. 1t will mark the first time In
some wears that q foreign made machine
has competed in this reliability run
There will I've Benz In the Grand
Prize race at Milwaukee. too. which Ralph
Mulford IL to drive. Mulford already has
arranged to put his Knox ear In the VAN
derbilt event. 30 that the one time l.ozi"r
driver will have a busy session OF 1t OUT
In Wisconsin In september.
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The third days run OF the Farm and
Ranch tour from Austin Tex. to San
Antonio. shows 90 out Of 26 starters
without penalties. Referee Baker. who also
10 president OF the Texas Good Roads
Association, says that conditions and en-
thusiasm along the way indicate that two
automobiles Will be sold In the State
where one was marketed last season.
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.JOhnstOwn Club Transferred.

Of tho Johnstown club OF the Tri-Htate
League was marked to-day when the Ches-
ter Club agrced To purchase tho franchise
viii make their appearance al their new
city on August ., when the transfer is to be
effected. When the Altoona Club passed
M its franchise u few weeks ago II was
regarded ns inevitable that JohnstOwn
would toss NJ the sponge. II IL now belle we'd
that unless the league can be made u NAL or
better pay yin9 towns WI not continue In the
circuit Monte Cross 10 said 10 bc the man
who was instrumental in getting the fran
Chise for hester.
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MARSHALL EARNS A DRAW.
Holding Tricls mann Even Enables
Yankee to Stay In ChcsS Lead.

BREsLAr. July 2G--By drawing his
game IN tho seventh round against IL.
Tcichmann. winner Of the Carlsbad tour
nament Frank J. Marshall. the United
states chess champion. was enabled 10
keep his place in the van OF the masters
engaged In the International tournament IN
progress In this city. The Americans
relative position, however. largely depends
upon the outcome OF the game between
Rubinstcin, the Russian champion. and
Duras OF Prague, which, after hard tgnt
was adjourned, Meantime. lr. Tarrasch
made further hcudway by winning from
cohn of Rcrlin, ard occupies second place
for the time hcing
I@witzkr. TN, >olng Russian player,
scored against fr"zepiorka and thereby
tied Tcichmann H. fourth place. Burn
of Liverpool defeated l.owtZky and drawn
game WEI" recorded between Balla and
.'chlccht.i. Tr"yhal and Miescs. ana Spiel
mann and ltieN"r tnrls aud Harasz adj
iourn"d theIr game, In adjourned games
from M" fourth round Rr"y"r d"tsa'.d
Tr"y ybal and cohn won from Przep!olka.
BASEBALL. Wsshiagt0m Park. To-day. 2 2a1G
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CiScINNATi. July .6.--Dcnnis Hicksnow.
playing with tho Paris. Ky. baseball club.
told Magistrate Muller to-day that al
though he was "A member of the team of
the defunct United States League in Gin.
cnnati from May Is To June 3, he did not
get any salary. lie got s.. 80 in advance
money from John !. Ryan OF New York.
owner OF the club. he said The suit Of
Hicks and other players OF the team for
salary they say Ryan owes thom WAS CON
tinued.
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Briton. Praise Rose uitonon.

DOVER. England. July 26.--If Rose Pito-
non is as powerful az she is an accom-
plished swimmer. local authorities said to-
day. she will make az good a showing
when she attempts to swim tho Channel
next month as most Of the men who have
tried. Of course they do not believe IN"
American woman will succeed. because the
tides and currents make the feat al
most impossible.
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Another Wreck Halts Cardinals.

BosroX. July 26.--A railroad accident
near Detroit forced "A postponement OF
the National League game between st.
Louis and Boston scheduled for to-day. the
Cardinals train being several hours late.
The train in which the St Louis players
travelled did not figure in the accident
itself Two games will be played to-mor-
row.
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MOORE OUTPITCHEs 0'T00LE.
Pirates Escape ShutOWt by philiir'
Only hA Ninth Inning RnllN

PHILADELPHIA July o6.--The best that
Pittsbure could do in to-day's game was
to escape II shutout. The nnal score was
TO in favor of tn. Phillies. The Wis.,
itors were shut out until tn" ninth In
ming, when an error by knabe. a single
hv Wagner and n double by Miller gave
them their lone tally. With men on third
and second and no one out. Moore put on
the brakes and retired the next thres bats
men on easy chances. Moore outpitchcd
OToolc from start To- finish.
Thu. score,
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GIANTS LOSE T0CUBS
IN SCRAPPY ENCOUNTER
Band VI Bruins DO Things in
abundance in Last Two
Rounds Of Game.
DEFEAT FOR MATHEWSON
suffers From Errors by Mates
Umpire Fires Meyers
and Doyle.

~ hoating the Giants Yesterday the
rnhs have climbed up TO even terms in
games won. club vs. club. TIL" reckon
,rr is s,x apiece. Other opening contests
,,. the second Western Invasion resulted
e., the Nrooklyns giving trounc!ng To
,be Cincinna,is and the Phillics riding
,o,,sh shod over the Pirates. The Cardi-
.,ls were delayed by IA railroad mishar
nj, their way 10 Boston and arrived toe
ate tor a game.
NesterdRy's Nesults.
chicago. g. New York. 2.
B-ooklyu .. Cincinnati Z.
phiiadeiphis, 4; PitsiburG.
Boston ~. Louis; no game owing TO
non arrival Of 81. Louis.
stnudlnG Of the Clubs.
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nc score 4:


Cincinnati. ....u o , n q q n a.,
brooklyn ,. . ? :. ) q q n A II
Two base hits North-n. CIt.haw Sacrifice
hits Bates, Smith. Sacrifice ny rutshaw
stolen bas~--Bcschrr. 3 BATES Nar.ans Iir,,
base on crror--t tincinnetl. First base on halls
on Benton, 8. OH kecf-. ?. OF DAVIS s of' Ravon
!; on Curtis. Struck on;--By ii-n,on / b.
Davis. by ltngon. !. ht curtis =. Hits on
Benton In WINNINGS: y" keeic. ! In one inning " II
hobodr out. o' !agon, ! In Innings. Ell on
bnsc &C. Cincinnati . trootiNn, \ ',U'hic ,,lav. :"
Grant tghn and HobllNcll Fisher tuislaw and
Huninci. Umpire IN chief ,iohnstoue rir,d
umplre Eason. Time Of gane-i houi ana Is
minutes '' -"
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New York state LeaRue.
At SCRANTON.

, X, II. t..
syracuse ...,. q u
Scranton. 81 u u l. i
Batteries SYRACUSE SittOn and knots Scran
ton. Higgins. Cottrrll and Peterson.
AT WILKESBiRRE.
Utica. q q o o "a IA
Wilkesbarrc. A. . ! o IA 10
RAtteriesr- t'tica, Buck and Ritter: WllAc,
barre, McGinley and Fischer
AT ELMiRh.
Albany o o o o o \ 10
Einira ! = u o +? U-s ia
BAttcries--AlbAny, frtel and RyersOn EimIra
IlOck. swift. Schmidt kOOpinan and ClOuQhcr
I.ic, cn innings. darkness.
AT BlNGHAMTON.
Troy 100 % O Ga q
Binghamton l o 0 o o o - 10
hamtOn. Strtckiett aud Cr0ssin.
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JORDAN BEATS JERSEY CITY.
His Two IlOmcrs and Two singles
Account for Eight Rums.

ToroNro .Iuiy &c Tim jordan had two
HON. runs and two single. which counted
Tor eight ont u tho Leafs ten runs. The
hic fellow cleared tn" sacks N the ciehN,
with on" of his ciouts. poeschcr was hit
hard. The score
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New t.ngland League.

Lawrence. j. Lynn.
IIa,rrhiil. \; New Bedford. I.
Lowell, y: Fal, River. ,rrst game.
Fall River. q. Lowell, o second game, called by
greerlcnt az sixth inning.
BrocktOn. g. Worcester. 8.
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Iblhls ~ ~ w. ~
msattcd FOR Docsuher In the ninth inning.

WTaTIUU TOT IIUVsUHFT TT VI" ITHIH IHHIHE,
jersey Clty ,.,.,. ,.. u u o. :
Toronto o,..... ..,... u u u j 10
l,fst base on balls on pocschcr, 6. Struck
out BY llocscecr. g. by Lush, .. Wrist base IN
crtur- Jersey tiy. lr!t on bases Jersey ilty.
&. Toronto. :. Home runs Jordan. :. Three
base hits --iiradIcy, htlH. Two base hits Ron.
dchu. . McCronc, Lush. Sac-lncc h's MctIunc.
krilN. Dalton, :. stolen bases Mr'ronr. ~ 'IIara
Lush. Double PLAYS -Janyfin, itrccn and Ron
d.au. Rondeau tunasslsted keiN and Jordan
ter and Nailin.
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SWAT EPIDEMIC AT BUFFALO.
Newark Hits Harder and Longer.
Thereby Winning ont.

BUFFALO. y. v. July n6.--Both Newark
and Buffalo wnlloped the leather for keeps
to-day the Indians doing the heavier slug
gng and winning easily by l2 to :. All
five twirlcrs were hit hard. The score
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

No games were scheduled for yesterday
hut to-day the Eastern teams begin theii
second crusade in the West.
Stmuding of the Clubs.
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Totals 8: s?7i7 3
To- Battcd for Richie In the eighth inning.
tb Batted for Wilson In the ninth inning
&c, Batted for Mathewson In the ninth inning.
hcsgO.. q o "a
New York .... .... o o o 0 o o IS
First base on errors Chicago. l: New York. 1.
Left on bases-Chlcago, 3. New York. o. First
hichie. ?: by Renibach. !: by Mathcwson, 2
Three base hit Mcrklc Two base hit -Dcvorc.
Sacrifice hits Tinker. Shafer. Sacrifice hy 80
Becker stolen bases Ziu norman. Eyers.
Double play>-Evcrs and Safer. Shafer and
Mcrkle Hits-On Richie In eight innings:
~ Rculbach, in one inning lmpirc in chief =
Klein. Field umpire Bush. Time / hour and
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Dodgers Sell Burk 10 CARDINAL,

President Ebbe's of tho Broohlyn club
announced yesterday that he had sold
Pitcher Burk to the st Louis Cardinals
for the waiver price. Rurk Will report Ia
Bresnahan at once.
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Connecticut League.


At New Haven r.. New Haven. g. Bridgeport. !.
Al Waterbury Springfield =; Waterbury. 1.
At Hartford Hol!oke. :; Hartford. g.
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Harrisburg, 7; Trenton. o.
York. 10. Wilmin gtOn, o.
Reading, 3: Atlantic city, 2.
Allentown, 3: Johnstown. +.
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AT MILWAUKEE.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
TcRas League.

Dallas. T. Fort Worth q,
san Antonio. Il. llogston I,
Galveston. $: Braumont. n GiTst game, GaI.
ve.tDn, !: bcaumOnt, u tserond game,
Austin. =: WA,o, q
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Jersey City In Toronto Two gam.
Newark IN fiufIlo. TWO games
Baltimore ia Rochester. Two games
Providence In Montreal.
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Bu.hcr on 10 Join G,.u,..

NJ sNEuoN. Mich. July 20 Pitcher Kirby
STATE League has left here 10 ioin the New
York Nationals Manager Hamilton OF tho
lrnN"r-a City team said tn" price paid was
=, $40,
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

The cabs have won i've of their last siN
games with tne Giants
wilson madc such IA poor throw to- each
Zimmerman of second that Heillc wen. the
other way and reached third
The New York National League club has
exercised It's option on Pitcher Kirby OF
Trsv--sc Ci;y aud ,hc player will !, por. =.
once.
Rockers sscrlnc- ny TO Leach In he thi-d
inning was 80 far on; that Tommy didn't
throw the ball In. He passed IL alJus to
schultz.
Mathew.on pitched only fy, nn+s - she
frs; inning. apier. to Sh"ckar,I and
Schulte and three to T!hk.i. All fNc were
over the plate.
Tho cuts delayed the game by throw ng
tho sphsr. around In the hf.h .nn!nE. nut
auii in 4 hurry whom Klein called bal
The r'su,' Wa that Fi"' cher walked ui.
tnr,r actual bills.
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Wrsoevn League.

Denver, ). Omaha.
Imco,n, T. Topeka.
g., Joseph. ! pes M,ines
Sioux ci,y. 4, wichita. | ,frs' game.
s,ouX CITY. !. wieai,a. ,seeond ysms,.
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Cotton states League

Jackson. I; Nlrksburg, a.
Meridian. 9; Columbus.
Greenwood, y; NaiUO City. ?,
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~ ltOchcster.

| r. u. =.
Baltimore, . o II - /.
. | dorchester. . I Z q u j. 10 l. 3
Batteries Iirl,eTs aud Bergen. Wilhelm.
Holmes Akcra and B!aT.
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Baseball. Polo lr'ds. To-day. q r. y. Giants
,s. Chicago Rekd. Seats and Boxes Al Club a
once. sth Av. bldg. ' W ~ 4. A.-Ads
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south Atlantic Leagus


Albany. Q; Macon, :,
Columbus ~; columbia, 2,
No other games played.
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First base on balls-OH ru!lcnwlder. l. o~
Dent .: of GaSkill. = or llightoWer. l. Struck
out by Hightowcr, I. hy Dent, ! by Gaskiil. 2.
Home run - Bucs Three base hit> Kirkpatrick.
higgins, Murfay TWO base HIS l.. thinner
man Kirhpau'ck Sacrifice hits Higgins. Co-
lin- hasktn flTsl base On errors buffalo ..
Newark. .. Stolen bases kirkpatr,c.. Vaughn.
bucs. .. Sacrifice fics Nc Nli-tc-. kirkpatrick.
Left on bases Buffalo, :. N.Narl -. Doub.e
plays rrucsdalc and Beck. Vaughn hirkpatrick
and SW aetna; STARK. lrucraalc and Bcck. Hit
hv pitched ball BY Hightowcr. 2 Wild pitches
bcrh, tiightoWer. Ialk Dent mplre> Muir
rsy gna Ma,thcws Time of game hours and
70 minutes.
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Greensboro. s. Grecnvllle.
Charlotte. .. Srar'anhurg, I.
NJ other gatnes play ed
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n Cairo. o; ItOpklnsyilIc, 4,
Evansville, Is; Clarksvllle. !:
Paducah. 3: Henderson I.
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pttsburg .... ..-... o o o IL
Philadelphia ... - =
Two base hits Wagner. Cravath. Miller Three
base hlt Wilson. Home run LudcTus. Stolen
bases paskeri. Lobert, kiliifer; Struck out
O"roOlc 3: by Adams. I: by Moore. 7. Double
plays knabe DoOian and Luderus: Wagner and
Muller, 3 fIr.! base on eslls-On O"Toolc, D. IN
Adams. I: OF Moore. I, Hit by pitched ball BY
umpire Finneran. Time hour and 70 minutes.
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Aut0mobiie Instruction.

FOR OWNERS prospective ownera: ehauf.
seurs: thoroughly practical course: day or eve
ming, booklet on request. WEST SIDE Y. NJ
C. A. 3i5 West 57th Il Telephone eSG Colu nbus
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BASEBALL, WsshiaEt0m Park. To-day. 2,Ia
T.. ~. brooklyn Ns..Ginvlunau -.tdr
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AT BlNGHAMTON
AT COLUMBUS.

Toledo % q o. II
Columbus. U o q o O. o
Ratici iics-- -Faikenbery aud Land, McQuillau and
Rapp.
AT MILWAUKEE.
Kansas Ciiy..0 q o O. .
Milwaukee. d u u D ,,-i
Hat cries -Rhoadcs AMI O't onnor; Cuttln. ami
hughes
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
,..,.,u. ooooo q H. &
Indianapolis. u u u q q u
haiic les iaudcrmlls and Schle iiuh ana
Clarke.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results.

Toronto. 10. Jersey ciiy. 3.
Newark. I2. Buffalo. =
, Baltimore. II. Rochester. 10.
Providence 6; Montreal 4
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Totals 3, ,ia27i6 3 Totals 28i2is2 Is .
"a Ba',ed for Den, in the seventh inning
BuIslo o o q q o :
Newark u . u u > / IL
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Joe Hoian. the racing driver. leave
to-day for Galveston. where lie Is to driv
otto Applesate's Lozier IN the events
which that car is eligible In the beac
meet from August s to 10. Nell Whale
coesnext Wednesday and Bob Evans ais
will depart soon with his L NJ + race'
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Nv 8s'f
ItTsI~TSIpfF III

Totals. 81 I 6d23 o
IA, Batted for Gibson In the eighth inIIus
,oi Kan for Mensor In the eighth inning
tc, Batted for O'Toole In the eighth inning
ID Moore out, bunted third strike.