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MACK PUTS IN TWO
TEAMS AGAINST YANKS

PHILADELPHIA, Oct Manager
Mack Of the Philadelphia American league
champions put two sets Of inflelders and
outf1elders. two catchers and three of his
young pitchers In against New York In
the final league game here today, and the
latter won the game. 10 to 8, 1t was a
weirdly- played affair, both teams fielding
poorly, the pitchers being wild and the
batting light Philadelphias regular
ielders played for FIVE innings and led by
to g. They piled up seven hits and
stole bases. while they were charged with
four errors. In the sixth Manager Mack
sent IN brand-new team with the ex-
ception Of Shawkey. In the eighth and
ninth innings, largely through Houck's
wlldness in giving eight passes. New
York scored seven runs and landed the
victory
Brown twirled for three innings. He
yielded three hits. gave three bases on
balls and made wild pitch, which. with
errors by Strunk and Baker, gave New
York three runs. Shawkey pitched the
next three innings. He was in much bet
ter form than yesterday and was hit for
only one single and gave two passes
Houck pitched the last three innings and
allowed only three hits. but he was very
wild.
NEW YORK-PYTY.ADE1PrYr
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CHICAGO IS VICTOR;
OLD ELI TIES MAINE
Continued From Preceding Page.)

Indiana was penalized Is yards for
holding. Indiana executed two forward
passes, losing the ball on Chieago's l.
yard line. Norgren punted to the cen
ter Of the field. Winters received a
forward pass and ran 40 yards for a
touchdown. Erhart kicked the goal.
Score-Chicago ID, Indiana 7,
Fourth period-Beginning the fourth
quarter the ball, in Indiana 8 posses,
sion, was put in play on Indiana 8 90
yard line Indiana failing to make
downs, Chicago advanced the ball to
Indiana g 6-yard line, where Indiana re-
covered the ball on a tumble. Indiana
fumbled, Chicago receiving the ball on
Indiana's lo.yard line: Chic ago fum,
bled again, giving Indiana the ball op
their f5-yard line. Erhart kicked to
Kennedy, who received the ball on In
diana g 30 yard line. By series of end
runs, Chicago advanced the ball to In.
diana's 7-yard line. Norgren skirted
the left end for Chicago's third touch,
down. Huntington kicked the goal
The game ended with the ball in Chi.
cago's possession on Indiana's 25-yard
line. Final score-Chicago 81, In
diana 7.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-The final cur
tain on the 1913 American league base
ball season in this city was rung down
today when Washington took the last
game from the Boston Red Sox. 10 to 8
The exhibition was a farce throughout
players OF both teams indulgihg In COM
edy and giving their opponents an OPP
portunity to fatten batting aVeras ses
Catcher and pitchers were turned into
fielders. feders took turns In the box.
The day was ''army day." having been
set aside In honor Of the thousands OF
visiting cavalryInen who have been In
camp at Winchester, Va. all summer
About 5000 OF the soldiers were on hand
with two bands.
BOSTON WASHINGTON
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SOX SPLIT IN DOUBLE
WITH DETROIT TIGERS

DETROIT. Oct. 4-chicago and De-
troit split a double-header hero today.
The first contest, marked by two batting
rallies in the eighth inning. went to the
Tigers. z to s. Reb Russell, invincible
in the pinches. shut out the locals In the
game was called on account Of darkness
at the end Of the sixth.
Detroit hit three pitchers hard In the
opening contest Benz lasted four innings
and Cicotte two. doc" White blauked
the locals in the seventh, and his team
mates. finding Dauss for three hits and
an equal number Of runs in the eighth,
put Chicago in the lead. Cobb opened
the Detroit half with a single. and three
hits. including Pipp's second triple fol-
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MICHIGAN'S ELEVEN
SHOWS MUCH CLASS

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct 4.-Michi-
'gan's old point-a-m minute system of foot
ball scoring was approached today when
the Wolverines defeated Case, 4S to 0.
In the first half OF thirty minutes play,
Michigan scored thlrty-four points
through the fast aggressive work OF It's
light backheld, In the second division
Of the game Yost sent In an entire eleven
Of substitutes.
Catlett of Michigan starred at halfback
In the first two quarters with two sixty
yard runs Captain Patterson made his
first touchdown in three seasons al
Michigan when he intercepted forward
pass and ran forty-five yards for a
touchdown.
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BADGERS WIN OVER
LAWRENCE COLE

CAMP MADISON, Wis. Oct. A.
University Of Wisconsin, last years 4
ference champions, celebrated the or
ing OF this years season with a So
victory over Lawrence college OF AppIl
today. Despite the showing indicated
the scoreboard, the Badgers dispi1
poor form at many stages Fumples n
frequent. The day was hot and the tea
lacked ginger.
A long run by Sampson shortly bsf
the end OF the game gave LAvreno|
well-earned score. -
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BLACKFOOT HIGH WIN
OVER POCATEILO TEj
Special to The Tribune.

BLACKFOoT, Idaho, Oct. A.
Blackfoot high school football team
feated the Academy of Idaho at
catello in fierce and scientific n
BY the score Of 81 to 8. The
school boys were outweighed more I
twenty pounds to the man, but pla
rings around the famous bamtamia
have claimed the championship Of I'd
for several seasons. Blackfoot stud
and citizens turned out en- masse
the boys on their return from Poeat
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CARDS TAKE FINAL
FROM TINKER,S REDS

ST. LOUIS, Oct 4-St Louis won the
first game Of the final series with Gin
cinnati here this afternoon. Packard
was hit hard and his teammates put up
a ragged exhibition OF fielding. enabling
the home team to score eleven runs,
while Cincinnati gathered two tallies.
A mixture of four hits and three errors
in the third inning gave the home team
more than enough runs to win, but they
did not stop there, scoring again In the
fourth, seventh and eighth, when the
visiting fielders fumbled badly.
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CUBS BUNCH BINGLES
AND BEAT PITTSBURG

CHICAGO. Oct. 4.-Chicago punched
hits off Hendrix today and won the first
game Of the farewell series Of the sea-
son with Pittsburg, TO i. Zimmerman s
double following Miller's single. gave the
locals their first run. while singles by
Zimmerman Saier and Archer, with q
base on balls to Good between, gave them
their other scores.
The visitors were saved shutout when
singles by Mitchell and Simon and dou-
BILE by Carey netted one run.
Observation-Disclosures
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lowed They produced four runs. enough

lowed. They produced four runs. enough
to win the game
Detroit had many chances to score In
the second game, but Easterly's splendid
throwing aided Russell to break up their
attack The White Sox scored their win
ming run In the fourth when Chase sim
gled, took third on sacrifices by Rodie
and Chappell and came home on East
erIy's single.
Cobb played his final game of the sea-
SON. High replaced him early in the Sec
ond contest and fielded brilliantly
CHICAGO DETROIT
(FfrSt Eame)
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WALTER JOHNSON AND
JAKE DAUBERT HEROES

CHICAGO. Oct. 4.-Jake Daubert, the
Brooklyn first baseman. In the National.
and Walter Johnson, Washingtons fa-
nous pitcher, In the American. are win
ners OF the automobiles offered to the
players performing the most valiant serv-
Ices for their teams In 1913. The players
were selected by a vote OF a committee
Of newspaper men, and the result was
announced here today.
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SECOND GAME.

Summary; Errors--Edmundson, McAlister,
Weilman. Two-hase hit-Walker. Sacrifice hits-
S. Olson. Mitchell. Stolen bases-Chapmnn t2).
Leibod, Austin, Shottcn. Double plays-Weilman.
Wares and Pratt: Wares Cunasslsted); Olson and
|, Lajoie Bases bslls-on Mitchell. a: off Well
man Q. Struck out-By Mitchell Z, by Weilmau.
:. Passed ball-McAlister. Firat base on error-
st. Louis. l. Left baseB-C1evelend. 8; St
Louis 8. Time Of Eame-l hour % minutes. Um-
pires-H!ldebrand and Sheridan.
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NEW YoRK-PHILApELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA

'Batted Tor Schultz In the eighth.
Score By inning
New York ...............a o 90 o 1 60
Philadelphia ,,.-.~>--.-.4 $50 Ss
SUMMARY: Erors-MalseI Knight Boone (a),
Collins, Baker (O. Fritz. McInnis. Two-bnzs hits
Davis. Pieh. Hits-on Brown. In three IN
8 In three innings: off schultE, in seysn In.
nings: Off Pieh. none in two lnninep Sacrifice
hlt-sweeney. Sacrifice fes-zeido., Holden.
stolen bases-oldring (2). Walsh, Collins Barry
Double play-Lapp and Barry. Left on basss-
New YORK. 10: Ph,lsdelphia, 8. Buses on balls
shawkey, q: off Houck 8. First base on errors
New York. 8; philadelphia. z. Struck out-By
Schultz. 81 by Pfoh. 4: by Shawkey, q; by Houct
L wild pitcha-Brovn and schulty Time Of
gRmo-3 hcuru l5 minutes. Umpiras-Eynns and
Egan.
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st. LoUIs-CINCINNATr

Summary: ErTorb-Bates. Groh. Marsnns (2).
Noithoff Packard a. Two-base hit-Mowrey
Snyder. Stolen bases-oakes. Descher, Groh
Huggns. Double plays-Groh to Berghammor to
Marsans; Packard to Borghammer TO Marsans
Loft on bases-St Louis. 0: Cincinnati. 6. Balk
-Penitt- First base balls-on PeHitt, 4, off
Packard 2. Struck out--By Porritt g. Time OF
game-2 hours 10 minutes. Umpires-Eason and
Brennan
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CORNELL is REVENGED
FOR ITS 1912 DEFEAT

ITHACA. Oct. .4.--Cornell atoned for
it's 1912 defeat at the hands Of Oberlin by
trounCing the Ohioans today by q score
Of 81 to II In the first period Cornell
scored after rushes by Shelton, Fritz
and Shuler The period ended with the
ball on Oberlin's one-foot line, and short
ly after the opening Of the second quar-
ter Barrett carried II over. A long
triple pass. Barrett to Fritz to O'Hearn,
utes later sprague. substitute, plunged
through for another. Fritz made a SEN
sational 60-yard run back on the kickoff
Oberlin gave Cornell scare In the
third period by scoring two touchdowns
on forward passes against second string
men, The visitors failed to kick either
back in the final period. Barrett made
another touchdown and just before the
final whistle. dropped a beautiful goal
played vicIously, the work OF the re-
arranged baclsfield standing out promi-
nently,
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MAINE SUCCEEDS I1
| HOLDING YALE n
Brilliant Game at Il
Haven Results in co
Score.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct
versity of Maine S football team [
last Saturday was smotherea -.
ward, "a to 0, gave Yale the bs1 I
surprise in years on Yale field All,
ernoon by holding the Blue 70 = a
score. The Maine collegians a,eb,
rushed OF their feet at times nro
ed a magnificent defense wheusy@sy ~
goal WAS threatened.
Yale used q new variation a.
Minnesota wing shift, that was 4
ground gamer, but whenever 4
seemed imminent, there was hes;}
and then fumbline. which cost 4
downs. Once the Blue rushed an
more than half the length OF ths
by brilliant running, only To he
for downs within a foot of tbe
fale's defense was brilliant an5
once did Maine make first down.
last play Of the game. Captain K
am Of Yale played a brilliant oar
his new position at left guard
Yale ~
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ROWLING.

There will be a meeting at the Wy
sor bowling alley this morning at ~:
for the purpose of finishing orgsnlz|
a league and teams for the coming
son. All interested In bowling inv
to attend. (Advertisemep
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Called: darknesA) }

Summary: Errors-Chase, Breton. Bauman. Two
base hit-Stanage- Sacrifice hts-Bodie. Chap
psll- Stolen bascs-Cobb. Lord Left on bases
Chicago. 8; Detroit. 7. First base on balIs-ON
Russell. l. Struck out-By Russell. i by Will
iiams. .. Wild pitch-Russcli Time OF game
hour minute. umpires-ForguSon and o'Lough-
i'm
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Doyle Will Play.

If Doyle guards the keystone position
from the start McGraw believes the straln
will not affect his later work. 1t begins
to look as though Snodgrass would not
be able to get into the series. With
both Doyle and Snodgrass out the Giants
manager would face an outfeld problem,
the solution Of which might have an Inn
portant effect on the series
Shafer is the logical man for the place.
He played the position for some time
early In the season and has worked out
there within the last few days. But he
also Is the logical man to fill any inf1eld
gap. and II McGraw were forced to put
him on second in Doyle place the little
Napoleon" would have to depend upon a
comparatively inexperienced man. such
as Cooper, In the outfield-unless, indeed,
he took q chance on q further shakeup
Of his infield. which Is considered un-
likely.
The Giants will have hnal workout
Monday at the Polo grounds In an exhi-
bition game with the Philadelphia Ma
tonals.
The occasion will be a field day.
with such entertaining side features as
a 100-yard race In which Shafer. Jim
Thorpe and Lobert will compete
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FtTtTte-UKtEOn OF Iehigh. Um0
Fultz Of Brown Head linesmar-
Newton Of Pennsylvania. Time al
riods-l5 minutes each.
Substitutions: Yale = GuernBev
Wiser, Wheeler for Ainswortb, fo1
for Wilson; Cornell for Thornr
Thompson for Wheeler Mafne-Flo
for Sawyer; SAWYER for FfppIng; Hr
for CULVER; Gorham for Purington',
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Dartmouth Ia Stronger.

HANOVER, N. H, Oct. I'D
mouths football team showed unexpec
power and speed today. rolling up &c
OF 53 TO against the Colby Team
defeated Brown last week.
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PittYburg ..........o.....o o o o o OIL
Chicago ,...-........---.-l s-7
Summary: Two-6ase hits--zimmcrrnan. Carey
Hits-ON Pierce, in four innings. off Lavender.
IN five innings. Sacrifice hit-Evers. Stolen
hascs-Dolan, W. Miller Williams. Double play
Butler 10 J. Miller Left on besce-Chcago. 8;
Pittsburg. 8. First base baIlB-Off Pierce. 3:
of Hendrix. g. Struck out-By Pierco. /: by Law.
sndcr, /; by Hendrix .. Wild pitch-Pieroe,
Time Of game-1 hour IS minutes Umpiros-
ODt Y and Enahe.
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| SUMMARY: ETors-Weaver ChaBe, Chappall
Benz. Cobb. Gibson, Three-bsse hits-Pipp t2),
Bush Dauss, Weaver Hits-OH Benz, In four
innipgs; of cicotte. In two innings; off White.
|e in two innings. Sacrifice htts-Bodie Berger
Chase Sacrifice ny-Bodie Stolen bnses-weavor
bnses-ChicnEo. 5: Detroit, g. First base on balls
l-on Benz, 1; off Cicotte, 1; off Dauss s: off
White. l. Struck out-By Dauss. q wild pitches
-Dauss and Cicotte. Time Of gAme-1 hour IS
minutes. Unpires-o' LoughIin and Ferguson
SECOND GAME
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Boston ...es..--...,.,,..o 80
washington ...,......a o 2 1 o s-1o
Summary: Errors-Mundy. G. Williams Two
base hits-Yerkcs, Gandi. johnson, Griffith.
Three-base hits-Rehg ta), Thomas, Acosta. Henry
te). Home -ins--Janvrn, 2. Hi:s-on G. Will
liams. in four innings; of Bentley, in two
innings; off Engo 2 IN two innings: off Griffith.
/ (beforc any out In the nlnth); off johnson, 2
Cbeforo any out In tho ninth; off sehnefer. l
tboforo any out In tho ninth; off Ainsmith IN
thirds OF Inning. Stolen bsses-Rehg. EnEel
i2. SHELL Acoste. Foster, Johnson t2l. Henry.
Smell; G. williams to Mcbride TO Gandil Sac
rifice ht-A. Williams. Left on bRses-Bostor,
2: Washington. g. First bote on oalls-off hnder-
base on er-ors-poston. /: Washington, /. Struck
out-By Anderson. s. by G. williams. /: by
Bentley. 2 Parsed Bsll-Ryan. Time of game
hour 90 minutes. Enthusiastically and d.
nesc. ....
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punching five hits and pass on Alex.
ander in the third inning for five runs.
PHILADELPHIA-NEw YORK.
(First gunc.)
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK

Score by innings-
Phladelphia ...........1 o o T.
New York ...........s..6 o o 2 s-i2
Summary! ErTors-Byrnc. Brennan, Burns, Nor
kle. First bnso on erTor-Phladolphis, !. Two
base hite-Fletchcr, Reed. Burns Home runs
Morkle, Fletcher. Sacrifice fiies-Burns. Crayath.
Stolen bascs-Burne Meyers. Left on bascs-New
York. s: Philadelphia. 6. Basea baIlB-Off Gran
dali, 3; Oft Marshall, g. Struck out-By Crandall
i; by Marshall. 4 Hits-on Brennan 8 IN one
inning; off Marahal 10 In Heven innings. Time
OF game-1 hour 80 minutes. Umpires-Klem and
Orth.
SECOND GAME
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burnlnAry. EfToFS-HRffley, WfI1a TWo-baao
hits-Coopor. Ludorus, 3, Burns t2). Stock. Nc
Lean. Becker. Stolen bases-Doolsn. Lobert- Hart
Ley 81 wiItss O. Let, ,, on SasesaNSw York
dali and wlltse Bases on balls-on Fronme. 2;
off Wiltse. !; off Alexander, 8. Struck out-By
Fromme, 4: by Wfltse. o. by Alexander 4 wild
pitoh-AleIander. H!ts-oE Fromme. s In five
innings; off Wiltse. IN four innings, Time OF
game-1 hour IS minutes. Umpires-orth and
KLEIN.
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M 'CRAW SATISFIED
WITH FINAL WORKOUT
Regulars Get Many Bingles
i'm Both Games With the
Phillies.

NEW YORK, Oct 4-Making the most
OF their last chance to tune up for the
worlds series In a regularly scheduled
game, the Giant regulars had a lively
workout against Philadelphia today and
showed again that bat In their hands
just now Is dangerous weapon. Seldom
this season have they run up greater
total of hits than the eighteen they made
Off Brennan and Marshall this afternoon.
Manager Mcqraw watched the safe drives
blister the turf with a gleam In his eye
that evidenced his satisfaction at the
prowess his men were displaying with
the stick. Four of the solid raps were
for extra bases. Fletcher hit for home
run, double and a. single In five times
up. while Fred Merkle put the second
circuit drive OF the day to his credit
George Burns Joined the hitters for extra
haz vrr{fl, Ir,tfin
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Oberlin

Rereree-Tnompson, GEORGETOWN. Um-
pire-McCarthy, Germantown academy.
Head linesman-Bull, Cornell Time OF
periods-12 and 3 minutes Scoring:
Cornell-Touchdowns Shuler. Barrett rs,
O'Hearn, Sprague, goals from touch
downs Barrett, 4: goal from 1eld, Bar
rett. Oberlin--J, Dunn, 2.
Substitutions: Cornel-Mehaffey for
O'Hearn, A. D. Williams for Cool J. y.
McCutcheon for Rees. Phillip for Fritz.
Sprasue for Shuler. Highland for Munns.
Oberlin-Hunter for Bosworth. Gaingue
for Hunter, Edwards for Forsbush, B.
Dunn for Curtis, Mills for Durbin, Drg-
bin for T1llitAon. J. Dunn for Durbin
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GIANTS WIN DOUBLE
BILL FROM PH|LL|Es
Curtain Is Rung Down If
New York; Regulars and
Yanigan's Play.
National Leagne.

Yesterdays results:
New York. IL, 7: Philadelphia Z. &
ST, Louis. III Cincinnati, ..
Chicago. 8; Pittsburg. L
Boston Brooklyn, rain
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Fielding Is Snappy.

In the field the Giants play was snap
py. only Doyle and Snodgrass showing
lack Of the form that Is expected OF
world series contestants. It was evident
that Snodgrasss Charley horse" was
still bothering him, as he limped badly
in the short period he was In the game.
Doyle gave evidence of almost complete
recovery from the injuries he received IN
his automobile spill Of last week, but still
favored his shoulder somewhat IN throw
ing.
There is practically no doubt now that
DOYLE will get into the series, probably
In the first game, although the chances
are that II McGraw sees that his star
second baseman is not yet In prime con-
dition for the opening game on Tuesday
that game and play Herzog at third.
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American League.

Yesterdays resultS:
Detroit I. o. Chicago s,
Cleveland. S. o; 81, Louis 4, o. Second game
called end OF eighth: darkness.
Warrington. l0S Boston, 0,
New York. 10; Philadelphia 9.
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Loose Games Mark Close of
The American League Season
Manv Recruits Are Tried Out by All Teams and
Batters Are Given Chance to Fatten Aver
ages; Big Series Tuesday.

Wilman. Neither team had any serious
chance to score.
CLEyELAED-sT. LOUIS,
(Firat eame)
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sBatted for Baumgardner in the ninth.
Score by innings
Cleveland ...,..U.,,.,-.,f % o e-s
ST. Louis ..,..,.,,....,,.3 o o.
summary; Errors-Jackson, Olson Austin.
Baumgardner. Two-base hts-Jnckson. o'Neiii.
Three-bnse hit-Loibod. Sacrifice hit-Pratt.
Stolen bases-soan, Austin. Double plays-Sloan
and Pratt: Btsland and Wares First base on
.bAlls-of cullop /; off Baumgardner. 3. Struck
out-By Cullop. 4; by Baumsnrdner, g Wild
pi,ch-Daumsardner Left on bases--Clevciand. I;
ST. Louis. g. Time OF game hour as minutes.
UU1pres-Tiiidebrand and Sheridan.
SECOND GAME
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sBatted for Benz In the fifth.
tBatted for CIcotte IN the seventh.
tBstted for Gibson In the eighth
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PHILADELPHIA

'Batted for Devore in the ninth.
fBattsd for Alexander In the ninth.
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Score by In

sBatted for Simon In tho ninth.
tBatted for Pierce In tho fourth.
Score by innings
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'Batted Cor Anderson IN tho ninth.
Scors by iuuipFs-
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PITTsBURG-CHICAGo
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NEI6HBORIN6
TOWNS


matters demanding his attention;
but he intends returning later to
spend most of the winter in Flori-
da. Mr.. Rogers has an extended
knowledge of farming, owniag a
1O00-acre farm in Texas, and also
some valuable city property in
SanAntonio. He is a resourceful
man of that type that is needed
here to improve and help devel-
ope the industries of this state.
We shall welcome his return
and moro of his kind. ONE Who
KNOWS.
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Charlotte Harbor

Charlotte Harbor, Oct. pa
fine rain Sunday, which was very
much needed on young gardens.
Dir. Stork presented to Mr.. snd
Mrs. j. E. Bowdoin of this city.
Saturday night at 8 o'clock, a fine
boy baby. The fond parents, how
ever, were bereft of the little one.
The burying took place Sunday
afternoon. Mother is doing nicely.
Miss Effie Boyd, who has been
spending some time with relatives
at Ona, Fla, returned to our
town last week. Miss Effie seems
cheerful and gay; her presence
seems to create smile ON some OF
our lads. -OLD TIMER.