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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22

Mrs Sam L. Seay and little son
have gone 10 Mineral Wells for a
few weeks visit
" 4. McCane of Dallas. IN Ia the
city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22

An Classified Ads must be ac-
eompanicd by the cash.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22

MALE HELP WANTED Locomo-
tive firemen, brakeman. wages,
about 10000, experience unneces-
sary. Send age, gmp. Address
Railway" care News. 1S1-iS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22

Saturday Wea~sd place sale Monday and for
HewekT donsSd
Balkan nIn Rpqs and PpIs shades Linens
ydcons erHfMh a450
Fifty sample skirts madas materials the
ewetsyksva uss8 to youho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
Yankees Bungle and Are
Trounced BY the Tigers

The Tigers picked up three runs on TWO
hits I'm the second frame. Mckee Drew
mass for n starter, and went to third on
Mor.aritv's double to right Willett
famed and Peckinpaugh made perfect
throw 70 the plate OF Bush's g'ounder
but Gossett muned it and tho runner
counted \ wild pitch put Bush on sec
ond. and base on balls to Baumahh
filed the bags
Crawford forced Baumann at secohu
but Moriarity tailed on TN" play anu
peckinpaugh's wild toss to knight IN an
attnmpt AT a double killing enabled BUSH
to score. Cobb doubled to right, putting
crawford on third, but Veach was out
Hartzell 70 Knight
With one gone In the fourth Bush
walked and took second on Baumahh
out 10 Knight. unassis,ed. PeckiDpauSh
made friehtful muff of Crawford's easy
non ny. Bush counting. Veach went out
Pcck To Knight TWO more runs were
added 10 the total IN the sixth AFTER
WiIiett had lifted To Daniels Bush drew
another base on balls and Baumann
singled To centre. On VOTERS poor throw
10 the infield Bush scored and Baumann
reached third. Ca'awford's long sacrifice
Gy to cree brought Baumann home. CoDD
lifted 10 Birdie.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
COBB TIRED OF DETROIT
Saws That He Would Welcome
q Change to Boston Team.

Boston. July 2I.-Despite his Ni@'1oo
salary Ty cobb is dissatisfied. lie
would "wclcome a change which would
make him member Of some team other
than Detroit he wrote to fritId In
lettct which was received here to-day.
Discussing the report that he was TO
be- traded FOR Speaker. of the Boston Red
sox Cobb said that be would like to
play in Boston. but said he dm not thinK
BOSTON would part with Speaker
There are two other American League
cities In which I would Ike to play
ne added but did not say II he referred
10 New York and Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
ON THEIR
TOES, BEAT THE REDS
Seaton, Strong in Box, Gets
Fine Support - LObert
Leads with Stick.

Philadelphia. July 21.-Seaton's twirling.
backed up by splendid support. especially
by Becker and Doolan, whose sensational
work deprived the visitors Of several
hits. enabled Philadelphia to defeat Gin
cinnati here to-day by score Of To l..
Lobert's stick work played a prominent
part in the victory. He made three safe
ties. including a home run and double
in four times at bat and scored two Of
the home teams runs. Joe Tinker was
ordered to the clubhouse by Al Ortiz
when Paskert was called safe at first
base in the fourth inning.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
Eiqht Errors Help Detroit to
Pay Off Some Scores.
WILLETT HOLDS WHIP HAND
Allows Only Three Hits-Vls-
itors as Weak on offence
as the Defence.

Detroit. July 1.-THE Yankees took
fearful turn for the worse to-day, ana
after all the bright promises the recent
past has held out they punched enough
errors I'm the battle with Detroit this al
ternoou to last them Il whole week IL ~
suuerhuous to remark that the taiIeHuerS
were soundiy trounced for their misdeedS'
as their work on the offence was as weak
as their defence the veteran Nillett hold
ing the visitors 10 three hits. The score
was 20 !.
The New York team unbuckled eight
,,,isplavs I'm the engagement and handeh
the Tigers what runs their lusty maces
were unable 10 earn. Three OF the errors
fell 10 the lot of the usually steady Peck
iupaugh. while Harry Wolter slipped UP
on two chances I'm the outiield. Knight
Gossett and Smith were responsible Tor
the other lapses.
with such support the best OF pitching
must be OF trining value. but Mcconnell
who started the game. was as had as lh'
rest and was compelled To retire ai'e'
two frames OF work. lie allowed three
hits and gave as many passes. which
nettcd tria of runs. Ray Caldwell sue
ceeded him and finished out the string
yielding six safcties.
Willett WAS the master of the visitors
at all times during the game. Ihrdle
cree was the only player 20 show much
familiarity with the offerings Of the vet
c-op and made two of the three hits he
allowed. one Of these. following a pass
and stolen base i'm the ninth inhihE'
gave New York its only tally and saved q
shut-oui. WilIctt gave four I'asscs ana
IN, q batsman. but famed three others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
JIM FLYNN COMES TO TOWN
Makes Long Trip in Auto to Box
Smith in Garden.

Jim Flynn, who will meet "Gunboat'
Smith iu ten-round boxing bout IN
Madison Square Garden on August 8. ar
rived IN New York Yesterday from
Pueblo. Col. in his automobile. Flynn
was accompanied only by MR.. Flynn.
who made the whole trip with him. They
spent only one night under roof that be-
ing ia Kansas city.
The fireman was so enthusiastic over
the entire trip 10y auto that he declares
he will make II again next year He left
Pueblo on June -, consuming three weeks
en- route. Abdul. the Turk. left Los An-
Gcles yesterday to help Jim ia his train
ing, and sailor" White and two or three
other biz fellows will box with him.
Flynn already has started training ut Dal
HawkinSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
.BARGER QUASHES LAST
RALLY OF BUFFALO
The Indians Win Again When
Jackson Fans in the
Ninth Inning.
IRy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Buffalo, July 2l.-Beebe and Barger in
dulged IN a pitchers battle here this at
terroon. the latter being the more fortu-
nate OF the two, as Newark defeated Bur
falo by score II I to ?.
Buffalo did not score until the ninth
and then made fighting rally and with
four hits. more than half the number made
I'm the first eight innings, put over TWO
runs.
With two down and two on bases Cen
eral Jackson was sent in 10 bat. WINE
the fans" were screaming for the for
mer Boston Outieder to plug out nome
run he stood up at the plate and was
famed 10 every body's disgust, including
stare of disappointment from George l.
Stallings. manager of the Boston Braves
who - I'm the city for few days oWlhs
20 the critical condition Of Mrs. Stalings'
Frsn a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
CHESS AND LOTS OF IT
Duras Wins Adjourned Game
in Masters Tournament.

Chess players had "A busy day on Sun
day at the Rice Chess Club. While kup-
chill and Duras continued play in their
adjourned game from the sixth round OF
the masters tournament. which was begun
on saturday. the Cuban champion. Capa-
blanca, engaged in a simultaneous eX-
hibition OF play against twenty members
and their friends. and late in the evening
rapid transit tournament was INDUCED
I'm by sixteen players. including Duras.
Kupchk went down before Duras after
thrty-seven moves. Capablanca made
score OF eighteen victories and two drawn
games. while Jaffe and Libenstein divided
the first and second prizes i'm the rapid
transit tournament, Bernstein being placed
third
Following is the record in the masters
Ia nj La La fR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
MAPS TURN ON RED S0X
Drive Mosely from Box and Win
the Game Easily.

Cleveland. July 2l-C1eveland easily de-
feated Boston by a score OF TO here
to-day. BlandIng although wild held
the visitors to five hits while the Maps
drove Moscly from the box and Han
lacked control.
Boston's only run came I'm the fourth
when Hooper and Speaker walked ana
advanced on an inneld out and the for
mor scored on Lajoies wild throw TO first.
Iicbold scored Clevcland's first run in
the third on a single. Chapman's sacrifice,
JohnsOn's out and a Wild pitch.
The next three were result OF singles
by Lajoic and Turner, q pass to Granty'
O'Ncil's single and sacrifice flies ny
Handing and Licbold.
f1.ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
CUBS EVEN UP ON SERIES
Bunch Hits in Three Innings and
Defeats Braves.

Boston. July 2l.-By punching hits IN
the sixth. seventh and ninth innings, Chi
cago evered the series with Boston by
winning here to-day by a score % 10 ..
Good base running gave the Braves The
lead during the carly part Of the game,
but after the sixth inning Overalls curves
were a puzzle which the Boston batsmcn
could not solve. Mann and Meyers
scored Bostons only runs by coming
home from second base on inheld outs.
Needham's two-base hit in the sixth in
ming started the run making for Chicago.
and another double by him IN the ninth
added to the visitors winning total.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
HARD BLOW FOR RED SOX
Smoky Joe" Wood Out OF
Game for Weeks with Injury.

Boston. July 2l.-Joe Wood star pitcher
Of the Boston Red Sox, will be out Of the
game for some weeks.
Examination OF his injured right thumb
under e. X-rly to-day showed that there
is crack In the end OF the big bone.
with indications that a piece Of the
bone has been Clipped of
Unusual care Is being taken in the
treatment OF the injury 10 guard against
stiffness In the joints. which would put
an end to Woods usefulness as pitcher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
LONG AUTO TOUR AT END
Locomobile and Metz Cars Earn
Honors of the Run.

Glacier Park. Mont. July 2l'-ln'
American Automobile Association tou'-
ing prize in the annual reliability III"
from Minneapolis TO Glacier PARK Wa
awarded to "A Locomobile. driven 10y -.
J. D. Park, of Duluth, which enHe" '"e
run with a perfect score.
The Gldden team trophy was ""''u.
To the three Metz cars. OF Boston w,
also covered tine thirteen hundrea '''''-
with a clean slate.
I'm the Anderson cup contest 'o'
abouts The three Metz cars. two, nGGib
mobiies and "A Krit car all finished W." ne
nrrfect scores. and I'm the draw '"'
trophy was won by a llupmonll''
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ResuLIS
louisville. 3. Minneapolis, l.
Columbus. 6: ST. Paul. T.
Toledo 6: Milwaukee, ]. .s,y
Indianapolis. .; Kansas VIZ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
NEW RACE FOR TR0TTERS
Winners To Be Sold at Auction
as on Thoroughbred Turf.

Hartford. Conn. July I.-An innova-
ton I'm the Grand Circuit racing here in
September oil be three selling races.
one Will be Tor 2l5 PAGERS the others for
2:2i trottors and three-year-olds eligible
for the 9:2j class
The value OF each horse entered is fixed
at $1,000, and the winner in each event IS
To Ice put up 1T auction within twenty
minutes of the finish of each race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
ATHLETICS BUNCH HITS
Beat Browns Again After Two
Lively Innings.

ST Louis. July 2l.-The Athletics. b.
punching eight hits with a sacrifice In
the sixth inning. won by a score OF II 70
s from the Browns and made IL two VIC
tories IN succession here to-day
ST Louis started the scoring with a
run In the second. In the next inning
Compton hit into the right field seats for
q home run
\ single. "a pass. Bakers sacrifice n.y.
followed by singles by Mclnnis ana y.
Murphy, netted the visitors three runs
In the fourth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22

Barry Holds His
Sculling Title

Inndon, July 2l.-Ernest Barry OF
Tendon, champion professional scuiier
NJ the world. successfully defended ms
title this afternoon by defeating Harry
Pearce. the champion of Australia by
two lengths over the famous course from
pitncy to MOrtlake, on the Thames
Ritter.
The men rowed for stake OF s''o"o
In addition to the title.
The Australian visitor led during the
first part ~ the race, but Barry took
command ut Rammersmith Bridge, about
half the distance. and was never after
ward i'm danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22

Thres.base hi,-W Purtell. Tvo-base hits
Mc,abe. Uemmitt Yeager. LennoN. Lfit on
rIays-Irrsn ana Calhoun. b. Purteu ana
I,nuox stolen hascs-Gllhooly 90. Dcmnitt
a. Puitou sacrifice hy-Shaw. Sacrifice hts
Davis. pemmitt. First base on balls-oH
Muffin s. m Davis. =. struck out-By Mul!in.
/. by Davis. %. Nid pitches-Mulliu. Davis
Impires-Oweus and Carpenter T!my-l.os.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
JAP TO DEFEND GOLF TITLE
Inouye and Hedges Pair in the
Finals at HaWorth Club.

I'm the lnal round for the Haworth
Country club championship on Saturday
Claude s. Hedges. who was runner-up
last year will meet Shin Inouyc. Of New
York and Japan. I'm the decisive test Of
SO holes. Inouyo beat Hedges by the mar
row margin OF / up last year and only
through hoi.nG Il long put
Incidentally. Hedges had to dispose Of
another Japanese golfer I'm the semi-hnal
round the margin being up and to
play. Inouyc advanced through accom-
plshing the defeat Of w. II. Carpenter, .
up and { TO play.
Other results follow:
Championship (second round)-k. la
naka beat Charles Lansing, up and ] TO
play; Claude ). Hedges beat b. G.. Wes-
ton. . up: w. H. Carpenter beat II. O.
Barnes. up and TO play; Shin lnouye
beat Or. II. j. Hun. up and to play
Semi-hnal round-Hedges beat Tanaka,
. up and To play; lnOuye beat Carpenter,
mp and I To play.
Beaten eight Uirst round)-C. \. Kidd
beat Roy W. Porter. up; j. 5. Ossbury
beat W s. Cowie. up and ! TO play;
r. II Hazeltine beat II. w. Martin, up
and to play; Irving Brown beat II. Rid
dell | up O9 holes).
Seml-hnal round-HaZeltlne heat Brown,
up; Kidd w. Ogsbury. not played.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
ro,ars...a69GiOlI Totals..."eslaalas

-r,yo-has. hits Noriarty. cobb. Hits-oil
Mcconnell in innings. on caldwell In 9
initngs sacrifice hit-\icKee. Sacrifice ny
crawford. stolen hases-Cr'c. Daniels. Doubt
plays crawford and iaincr; lnumann' hus'
- ,afrcr Teff ON bases-Ncw York. J: De-
rot o Bases on halls-Willett. Z; Mc'onn'li.
:. caldwell. o Hit hy pitcher-by NHiet'
,Crcej. struck oui-lly VIII q. g. by M'Coh
neif /. hv Caldwell. ?. Passed hall-Gossett'
Timo-eIO Umpircs- Connolly and Ferguson.
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SHELTERS RALLY TOO LATE
Montreal Has Big Lead When
Mullin Weakens in Box.

Montreal. QIe0co, July L-MonUtNI
made fifteen hits off Davis here to-day
and secured a nlne-run lead before the
Skceters got started. Jersey city was
strong on the nomestretch. but wasted a
rally that would have brought victory In
most games. The final score was to Q.
Tho .rnrn fnllnMe.
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The score follows
Totals s,u7an. ro,ais....as sl5:7Isl

Two-basr hits-Pratt. Brief Barry. compton.
Schaug Thrce-hasc hits-Shottcn. Alexander.
Home run Compton. Hits-On Shawkey, IN
innings inone oui ia thITIJ. oil Busn. 10 IN
innings. or W'ilman. \ ia - innings. on
stone. . boo ; % innings. Sacrifice hlts-D.
Murphy. Barry Sacrifice ny--l}akrr. stolen
hasr.Austiu. Lett On ldscs-St. Louis. H.
Philadelphia. o. FIRST base on hais-On shaw
KEY I. on Wcilmau. o, on Bush 3 hlt hF
iJchci-Ey liush wallace Struck oIt-lV
bush o.. hy stone 3 wind pltchos-liu-h %.
Jmpires-Evaus and sheridan. Time-e:2J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
Baseball Race
in Big Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh at New York Uwo'.
II. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston two).
Chicago AT Philadelphia two)'
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. <: st. Louis. 4.
Brooklyn. 10: Pittsburgh. g.
Philadelphia. 3: Cincinnati, |.
Chicago. 6; Boston. 2.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE STANDING.
wL.P.CI ". /; re:
New York SO 90 500 brooklyn. ~ ~ 40
Phila. .....4S 20 900 BOstOn SO 81 .@3i
Pittsburgh a. 80 .52A IT. Louis. 50 80 .39l
Chicago. 45 ~ .523 Cincinnati 81 % '"o2
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at II. Louis.
Boston NJ Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Detroit. 6; New York. I.
Philadelphia, II; II. Louis \.
Cleveland. 6: Boston. |.
Washington. ,; Chicago, l.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
rhila. SO rs .70S Boston. - ~ 1888
Cleveland SO 81 $50 Detroit ..3S 81 400
Wash'ton 81 5S .573 1t. Louis. 81 * 8S9
Chicago. 30 - .532 New Iork.2S 5S .S26
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
Newark at Buffalo.
Jersey City at Montreal.
Providence ut Rochester.
Baltimore nj Toronto.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newark, {: Buffalo. ..
Montreal. .: Jersey City, G.
Rochester. Q; Providence. \.
Baltimore / Toronto. 0.
STANDING OF TEAMS.
WIPC ". &c.
Newark 81 30 $40 proyide'cr II 30 .l5l
Rochester - 90 SIS Montreal 80 40 .li3
buffalo SO 80 500 Jerry City 10 81 40
baltimore - IS 800 Toronto 80 % .i%S
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STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
cranton. 3 first gamel.

Troy. 4; Scranton. (first game)
Scranton. {: Troy, second game).
Utica g. Elmira. | first game)
Utica, 3. Elmira, 2 Second game).
Binghamton. e. Syracuse. 2.
Wilkes Barre, >, Albany, 2.
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TWO-baso hIts-IONcIf IOOIan- me rlU-
Lobert. Hits-On Suggs, S in = innings. on
Brown. In ] inning Sacrifice hy-Ciarath.
Stolen base-DeyOre. Left ON bases inciu-
natl. 8. Philadelphia. = First base on balls
OF SugRs !. on Seaton. o. Struo. out-By
-uggs. 3; by Brown, !. hv Scatln. .. Passed
hal-Kllifer. Cmpres-Klcm and Ortiz. Time
- 40.
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l,"ston ...... 0 0 o 0 0 %
Two-basc hit-tiraney. Three-iase hit-John-
ston Sacrifice blts-Chapman, Johnston. col
Inns Sacrifice nics-lllanding. LTihold. Stolen
base Chapman. Double pllys--Chapman and
Johnston: Johnston unnssistcdD. Hits-On
MCfely I In innings. OF Hail. In innings.
First base on balls-On Handing. I. on
Mofoly /: on Hall. 3. struck out-By Mosely.
l. Passed bal-Thomas. wild pitch-Mosely.
I eft on bases-Clevclang. .; Boston. .. Inn
pires-O' I.oughlin and Hildcbrand. Tlme-2.O0.
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Earned runs-Runalo ,; Nc"ark. : tIFst
base ON IalIs-DN Beebe. J.. of lHFger %
struck out-By Beeb,. D.. by Barger g. Three
lasc bit-E Zimmerman. Two-base hits
larger. Hanford. Gowdy sacrifice hlt-ITu, s.
dale First base on errOrs-Bunalo. ]. SioI n
l,s SEES -vsciua Dalton. Left on bases-Hut-
falo. 3. Newark 3 Double plays--Jamieson 70
Beck: Getz 20 Gaguier 90 Swaclna. llmr OF
game-I:4O Impircs-llay,s and carp, n'er'
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CHICAGO
cd for Rariden in ninth inning.

Chicago .................O " o e
Boston ....... ............0 0 o.
TWo-base hits-Mann. Needham -. sacrifice
nit-NeelhaW. stolen haScs-Mann. Myers o..
Connolly SAFER. Double plays--Ncedham and
Evers; Bridwcll. Eycrs and Safer. LEFT IN
la ses Chicago. I: Boston. s. First base
baIls-On overall. ?. or Rudolph. .. First base
on error-Bcston. 7. stuck Ouf-By Rudolph .;
by overall. g Umpires-Brennan and EasOa.
Tirlc-2OO
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FEDERAL LEAGUE RESULTS.

Pittsburgh. s; Indianapolis. 0.
Chicago, 10: ST. Louis g.
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TVI-Ua.o TII1"WUTtHn- IIUTI' IuT--I''TI- IIII'
innings. N Girottc. % . Inning. sacrifice
lts-Aiusuijh. East'riy stolen bascs-Mccncr
A.usmith Double gIays-Mogsau Co Mcbride
Washington. H.. chicago. %. First base ON
halis-On Russell ]. off Rem. 8. on Johnson
struck out--Hy Johnson. 3. by Russell l..
by Benz .. by Ci,otte. T. tmpircs-D!ncen
and Egan. Time-lt
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Left on bdstf-llttsburgh, j; brooklyn. II.
Two-hasc hits-Hendrx Moran. Cutshaw.
Three base hit--Butlcr. Home runs-carey.
Smith. Sacrifice ny--Wilson. Sacrifice hits
Moran. Daubcrt First base on rrrors-Pitts-
burgh. l. BROOKLYN. 3 stolen bases--Moran.
Cutshaw. Smith. Fisher %. .. Miller. Double
play-Fisher Cutshaw and Daubcrt. First base
on balls-Cn Hendrix. =; on Cooper. 2: on
Allen. ]. Struck out-By Hendrix. 3. by Ra-
gan .; by Allen, J. wild pitches-By Hendrix.
!; by Ragan. /; by Cooper, !. Hits-On Hen
drix. In C2A innings. of Robinson. . In =
inning none out IN eighth: of Cooper / I'm
inning: or Ragan. In : innings: On Allen
In innings tmpires-illgler and Bryon. Time
-2:o0.
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The score follows
NEW YORK

Totals. N73 Totals. 80 &c q II 0
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The score follows:
NEWARK.
Totals...33fSg7Sl. Totals.....S- 37 2 Il

.Iat,oson ran for stephens in the ninth in
ming fBatt.d Tor Jameson IN the nln'h III
nil
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BALTIMORE, /; TORONTO, 0.
for Mclean in fourth inning. tBaued for

for Mclean In fourth inning. tBa,ted for
Doak in ninth irning.
New York. .............. N-N
St Louis................ o 0 0 0 o.
First base on errors-St Louis 3 Two-basc
hits-Fletcher. Burns 81. Threc-basc hits
Mcrklc. Crandall. Sacrifice nics-Shafer.
Fletcher. Doyle. stolen bases--Oakcs. Kon-
ctchy Burns %. ShafcT Left on bascs-Ncw
York O. 81 IoCis. g. Double plays-Harmon.
Whitfield and Konetchy. Doyle Fletcher ana
on Harmon ]. N Burk. J. OF Dohk. .. struck
Out-By Wlltsc. 3: by Crandall. 4. by Burk. / :.
by Doak l. Hit by pitcher--By Harmon tMur-
ray, Meyers. Hits-Om Harmon. d I'm inn
ings: OF Rurk. 4 in innings none out in
SIXTH: on Gcyer, In inning; off Doak. 0 in
2 innings OF Witse. 3 IN 32-2 innings OF
Crandall. ia 10 innings. Umpircs-O' Day
and Emslie. Time-200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
nAstnALL. PoIo Ground.. DoubIe Header.

=. a. Giants VS. Pittsburgh. Reserved
seats. 200 9th ave. and spaldings stores
Advt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
The score folloWs
pIrTsRIRGII
BROOKLYN
Totals. 40 10 Is = IS /

.Batted for Fisher In seventh inning. bat
ted for Ragan In seventh inning. tBHttcd for
Wilson In ninth inning. Slated for Cooper In
ninth inning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22
ROCHESTER,, 9; PROVIDENCE, 8.

At Rochester: Ri H.
Rochester,. O02 o 70 * 10 >
Providence. o ! 3 3 0 Q 0 0 Is . 3
ard kOcher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22

Stated Tor Russell .n third Inning Dated
for Benz IN eighth inning. 'Ran tor Eattery
ID ninth inning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22

Totals....27GIi7oil Totals.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-04
ELY CON. BUYS COPPER
CLAIMS IN PINE VALLEY

About three weeks ago c. A. Har-
rington and r. NJ. Kellogg took an
option and bond on a group of cop
per claims in Pine Valley, owned by
Messrs. c. II. Hale and Carl Peterson,
and Wednesday turned the bond over
to the Ely Consolidated Mining com
pany of Ely, for the sum of $50 900,
with a big cash payment, says the
Elko Free Press. The property was
discovered by Mr.. Peterson about
three years ago, and the develop
ments have shown that they have a
big ore body of copper and silver,
averaging from $40 to $50 per ton.
We understand that the company
will begin shipping ore at once to the
smelter, as they have several hun
dred tons on the dump ready for ship
ment. The mine is about eight miles
from the railroad station called
Hale's Crossing, with a good wagon
road from the mine.