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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-03

be assisted by Hartley Stewart, the
Boston soloist, who will lead the chorus
choir.
Barre is fortunate to secure such a
man as DIR. Stewart, an able preacher
and well-balaneed man. One of the
Brooklyn. y. y, papers says of him:
"He seems always at his best, yet with
out apparent effort he delivers his great
sermons, leaving the impression Of a
vast power He is a clear and original
thinker, an orator Of natural genius. He
succeeds without sensationalism.n
President Newton of the Maine Wes-
leyan seminary and woman's college
saws: lie is by far the most sane and
inspiring religious teacher who ever
touched me-"
DR.. Stewards ability, conservation.
methods Of work and the manner in
which he presents truth attracts. holds
and helps the people where he labors. He
comes here from the city of Gardiner.
Me. where he has been for nearly three
weeks. His work there. as elsewhere.
has been highly successful. Large audi
ences churches quickentd in aggres sive
work and large numbers beginning the
life worth while have been some OF the
results achieved.
His first address here on Wednesday
evening at 1880 viii BE- on what the
Church Of Today should stand For
Hartley stewart viii lead the chorus
choir and a most cordial invitation Is
extended to the public TO attend a.
many Of these services a. possible.
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new GOODS

This time it is new Silk Lining
Muslins for whole dresses or for max
ing slips to be worn under expen-
sive silks and voiles. They come in
colors of maize, light blue, pink, wis
terra, tan, white and black, the price
is very reasonable, only 25c per
yard.
New lot of 3s-inch voiles in all
colors such as Copenhagen blue, light
blue, pink. tan and lavender. These
are to be leading cloths this season.
They are regular SOC voiles that we
got trade on so as to sell them at
25c per yard.
New lot of Ripplette in very new
designs. These are so much worn
that these new styles will appeal to
you as what you have been looking
for.
New lot of yard Shifting Madras.
These are 20c cloths that come in
short lengths, now at 15c per yard.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

4
You can buy chldren's warm coats
at one-half price at Abbott's.
See beautiful assortment of dainty
new wash trimmings Henry w, Knight
The Philomathian club will meet with
Mrs. Ballard Tuesday evening at lil5.
Removal sale at Riddelps Jewelry
store, GO North Main street; 20 per cent.
discount.
Are You getting one of those pretty
white dresses in the white sale at the
Vaughan Storeg
Bessie Paul who has been i'll at the
City hospital, returned to her home ON
Ayers street yesterday.
George r. Beyerle, piano tuner, will
be in Barre next week. Orders may be
left at The Times Office.
Seventy-six couples attended the
dance held in the Rowland hall Saturday
night under the auspices of the Riley
orchestra.
Mrs. Harriet Little, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Jerry Hutchin-
son, returned to her home in Granite.
vile yesterday.
James Alger, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever and pneumonia at the
City hospital, returns to his home in
underhill to-day.
The SUNDAY school of the Presbyte-
rian church will hold cantata and
social Friday evening, Feb. Z, at 1880.
Admission, Zoe; all children under Is, SC.
A son was born Feb. | to Mr.. and
Mrs, John Ryan of upper Graniteville.
Miss Mae Barnes, nurse from Heaton
hospital, Montpelier, is caring for Mrs.
Ryan.
Why not try the hot cream biscuits
for sale at the Universalst church
kitchen Wednesday. Feb. s. Price, l5c |
the dozen. Phone orders to Mrs. Frank
Cove, 1912.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Baptist church will hold its regular
business meeting on Tuesday |
evening at 6:45 at the church. All I
please be present
There will be special congregational /
meeting at the Presbyterian church this
evening at o'clock. Business, pastoral /
A large attendance is de-
sired as this is of interest to all
Accompanied by Coach Hoernle, the
Goddard seminary hockey team went
this forenoon to Mortified, where they
will face Norwich university for the
second game Of the series. The first
game was played on the seminary rink
the past week, Goddard winning 6 to 8.
The list OF players carried to Mortified
the following: LaCasse, man
ager, captain; Feeley, Witt, Root, Mer-
rill, Moses, Abair.
Extra bargains TO s p. m. to-day in
he white sale. At Vaughan's.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Come to vaughan's this evening, 9 to
8 p. m.
Mrs. Henry Watkins is confined to
her home on West street by illness.
| Something new-A Mccall quarterly
style book, 30 cents with a free pattern.
Henry w. knight.
| Mario Soldini of Granite street COM
menced work this morning at the I. ID.
| Ladd meat and provision store.
| William Ducharme has moved his
household goods from the Montpelier
road to the Miles building in this city.
Louis Romans OF p Prospect street
left this forenoon for Wells River,
where he viii visit relatives for a few
days.
Mahlon w. Kendall of Newport, for
mer employee of the American Express
company in Barre, was a visitor in the
city yesterday.
The social dance held in Miles hall
Saturday night was well attended. The
Barre opera house orchestra furnished
music for the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bonheur, who
have been visiting relatives in Webster
vile for the past ten days, left Satur
day for their home in Iberville, p. Q.
Sprague brennan, who has been visit
ing at bis home for the past few days,
returned to-day to Hanover, N. H., to
resume his studies at Dartmouth coli
lege.
49, 49, f.o,,, porra ,,.hn attand.
ed the dance held by the Theta Chi at
Mortified Saturday night, were Misses
Jessie Morgan, Jennie Even and Ger
trude Slayton. Music was furnished by
Riley's orchestra.
Ash Wednesday services announced at
the Church OF the Good Shepherd yes
terday were as follows: Holy COM
munion and address at 0 a. m. evening
prayer and address at 1880 in the even
ing.
Miss Fannie Howard of Church street,
who has been employed at the Daylight
store for the past few years, completed
her duties there Saturday night. She
will leave for a visit at her former home
at South Royalton. soon.
Mrs. Harry Calico of North Seminary
street went yesterday to Burlington,
where she will remain during the con-
valescence of Mrs. G. Ross of Barre, |
who recently underwent an operation at |
the Mary Fletcher hospital. The lat
ters condition continues to improve.
The Klark- Urban Co, which has been
playing a weeks engagement in Mont I
pelier, came to Barre this morning with
a carload of scenery for weeks bill at
the Barre opera house. In three weeks,
after playing in Brattleboro and Clare
mont, n. H., the members Of the COM
pany will sail for Bermuda.
Spaulding high schools basketball
team. which defeated Burlington high in
the Church street gymnasium Friday
night, viii play a return game with the
same team at Burlington the coming
Friday night. The Queen city school
team met its second defeat Of the week
At Montpelier Saturday night.
Joseph Williams, who has been en-
yaged for the past few weeks installing
! Pirie granite tool sharpening machine
u the Cross Bros. company's shed at
Mortified. returned to the city yester-
iay. He commenced work to-day in
Sailing one Of the machines AZ the
Presby -Coykendall Cos plant on Gale
meadow
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Joseph Williams, who has been en-
gagged for the past few weeks installing
a Pirie granite tool sharpening machine
al the Cross Bros. company's shed at
Mortified. returned to the city yester-
day. He commenced work to-day in
stalling one Of the machines At the
Presby-Coykendall Co.'S plant on Gale
meadow
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Ask for samples of the new cloth az
Vaughan's.
Mrs. Fred Thompson returned to her
home on Green street to-day, from the
City hospital.
Edward Martin, who was graduated
from Goddard seminary last year, ar
rived in the city yesterday from Roch-
ester for few days visit with friends
at the seminary.
Leon Abbott, a student at Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology, is pass
ing few days at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. z. Abbott, of
Edgewood.
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Fine Speaker to Be Heard.

Rev. Wentworth F. Stewart, ID. d., OF
Boston, preacher, lecturer, author, viii
speak in Hedding church every evening
and Sunday from February to l6. He
will also speak on Friday afternoon of
this week and on Wednesday and Thurs
day afternoons Of next week. He will
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LAlIES' fURS

What we have left in Ladies' Furs
we are putting into this cleanup
sale at one-half price. These are
our seasons best values in Furs that
are the most popular styles and
shapes. The weather has been against
us on the Fur question. Thus max
ing il necessary to make these prices
to get our stock into shape.
Here are some of the best Fur val
ues we have ever put out. Had the
season not been so warm, we would
not have had this stock of Furs to
put out at such unheard prices.
At $3.50 are few Fur Scrafs
in different fur that were good val
ues at the regular price. Now to
clean up at just one.half price.
At s3.75 are number of good
Fur values in Oppossum and Brook
Mink: were $3.50.
At $500 are what we have left
in Fur Scarfs that sold at $1,000.
At S6.25 are number of good
Fur values in different furs that sold
at $3.50.
You will find any quality of fur
you may want in this cleanup sale
at Just one-haIf price, Furs such as
for Jap Mink, Wolf, Eastern Mink,
Coon, Beaver and Martin. Here are
extra good values for you to buy
for next season. You can surely save
good interest on your money.
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LADIES' TAILORED SUITS

We are putting our entire line of
Ladies and Misses Suits out at prices
to clean them up at once. See the
values in our north show window.
In these Suits we are putting out
some of the seasons best values.
Suits we could not duplicate less
than the regular price, See some OF
these values in our North Show VIM
dow.
AT $3.50 are few Worsted Suits
in qualities and styles that We're at
the regular price $500. To close
at one-half price.
At $1,000 are a number of extra
good Suit values; are Suits that are
made from serges and novelty cloths
and in the seasons best styles and
qualities that sold at $1,000.
At S11.25 are few extra good
Suit values in the seasons best styles
that sold at $3.50. Now only
$11.25.
At $3.50 are dozen Suits in
cloths that are the best, such as
mems worsteds, serges and wide
vale goods. Are extra good values
at the regular price, $500 Now only
$3.50.
The Suit values we can give You
at $500 are trades you have hard
work to duplicate. See them in our
North Show Window.
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See the new eloth.r The deal wash
suit fibre. AT Nzughan's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-03
LADIES' HEAVY COATS

We are putting our full line of
Ladies' Heavy Warm Coats out at
one.half price to clean them up at
once. Here are some Coat values
that you should see if you want a
Coat to finish the season.
In this Coat cleanup sale are
lot OF odd garments in the seasons
best cloths and styles. Are coats
that have sold at from $1,000 to
$500. Now your choice at one-half
the original price.
See the Coat values you can get
at only $1,000. These are num-
Der of heavy Chinehilla Coats in the
best style, that sold at $4,000.
At $500 are a number of good
values in Coats that sold at $1,000.
There are few good values in
Misses Junior Coats that 90 into
this sale at one-half price. These
are Coats that sold at from $3.50 to
$1,000. Now to close at one-half
price. See these values if you want
a good warm Coat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15

The Boston National league club man
aSement learned to-day that IL may be
necessary to contest with the Hhiladel-
phis Nationals before the National COM
mission for the services Of Duncan. an
outsider 81 the Dallas. Texas. league
team.
Manager SfallingS Of Boston. believ-
ing thar th. locals Rad IuuVhs Uupran
mad sent = check Tor hts purchase. to-
Setner with that OF Wilson. another
putheiier Of the same team. when a
telegram Was recciN ed from =. W. Gard
her. owner Or the dallas team. that
duncan mad been sold to the i'hilsdei-
phis Nationals. which made higher
pid
Staliinrs said tonight that he had
notified President Lynch. of the Ma
ttOiiai league. ~ duncan purchase BY
ho~tou. and that the case would be
brought before the National commits
sion
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CLEVELAND sLuaoER
WILL MAKE FLIGHT

N-ltI E'r'$. Aug % To4 lack
nn o. ambitions 90 become an AVIATOR
r r"r" fro tail flies herI and raftr,, h.,
tH-i' Hfd hos Ep.rr tu make a 1irHt
'.i"rr l"Hg unless tine gIetela---r tlIf
i'' gets "ut ~ Injunction or b4rd.- <
him wffu tardtuffa OF foot irons
I''..+"n has been Invited o. take IA
iNEnf uith EnEle tho t.IsvsIa0d hvdr,.
PIANIST. 10 expects 100 perform the stunt
NUfU fhe NarF return fnr their long al
home rtHf THIS week
lie u haze tp sneak avs from r.e
pr no Thrfs f1 frr 100 said Mre Ia-..
SOD y hen joe 4sIa be- Intended 60 3D..
Ana Joe hasn't said auf thing o. Man.
agef birmingham about 10. either
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. IA
Local fans believe that Josh
Devore. the one-time Giant who
came TO the Phillies via Cincinnati.
will he able 10 give Doom and his
teammates some valuable informa--
ton which will aid the Phillies in
the pcnnant race with the Giants.
Devore. from his association with
the Giants. should know the weak
spots IN MeGrsV 5 aggregation.
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QUAKERS
OPEN HOME SERIES WITH REDS ny
WrHHHo TWO oANEG
First Game was Pitchers Duel between
Alexander and Ames-second Game
Was One-gidsd

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug. lI-til.-
delphia opened It's home stay today by
winning both games Of a doubIe-header
from Cincinnati by TO and to 2.
The opening contest was a tWirIing duel
between Alexander and Ames.
Philadelphia took big lead in the
second and third innings OF the second
contest and easily held II. In each or
these sessions Cravath drove a home run
INTO me bieadters. Seaton. although
Nlld. was very effective with men on the
bases leaping one-hand catch bv Hob
ltzell OF A home drive on -I.udert.s bal
featured the second game. scores
Tirat
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WHITE Sox SHUT OUT BY
YANKEES IN FAST CANE

no hits with sacrifice uIr and %
stolen base. and shut out chicago 30 Co OF
~ the first game az the farewell series
% the tisiturs Iu his sffE The game
was pitchers duel befvscu Tord aud
Russell. The visitor uutrclt robbed g.
tho locals ~ almost every o0portIuit-
Tuev had 20 count ut aIet-at.I4r field.
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hundred friends from Woonsocket r L.
ms nome city. gave him a silver loving
cup IN which there were sixty ten dol
iar bills. Connellys team mates gave
him diamond scarf pin.
Inc nrst game was a pitchers battle
between HUMPHREYS and Tyler for
seven innings. The Boston pitcher was
nit nsrd In the eighth and Humphries
"Ss drlNen from the box In the ninth.
Pierce held the locals TO tao hits la
the second contest. while the visitors
batted fsrdue hard IN the FIRST inning
and made enough nuns 10 win Srn.e.-
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PIRATES AN sUPERBAs
RAVE BIO SWATYEsT

URODKLYN N s. NIE - PITTS
hUrEH beat Brooklyn o. 'p today Ga q
heavy hitting game Manager DahIsn. o.
To- locals. used four pitchers 90 stop me
s'iafe but the Pirates treated them ell
7ilae. HccuuulatIuK % iIta Tor total %
20 bases cooper. with Pittsburgh ahead.
vse believed hy McQunlen in tho MN
and Dol credited with the game score
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Two base htfs wffrheu cut-Nav~ ~
Gibson wyatt Three tfsc Rte Carev
rre WaEnrr F0re ruu = War.
Trr HHrr'Ffn Nv rufahnw ufrfrr
faeea Ni0r 7 Muller Touhfe rfavs
Smith au1 Cutshaw W rIsHrr Cufahsu
nnd liauhrrf Vase m haffe pr Wnrrsr
walker fluFprE gfrurt ouf
ff cooper 2 Wrguillsr =. VinrIinr q
" mpirss Ouay AMI Emelie
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BEDHNr AND ALLISON
PUT UP GOOD PIGHr

st. LOUIS. Mo. Aug i4-After fea-
tlF'nE IN the field for ten innings many
OF hls stops cutting or hits. Balenti
missed an easy roller In the eleventh IN
ming, enabling Boston to defeat 81 Io,,is
Z 70 q. II was a pitchers duel between
BeoIent and Allison. scores
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PLAY WORLDS
SERIES OCT. 6
BAN JoHHsoN SAYS NATIONAL
coMMrsSIoF HAS DECIDED
On This Date. Provided Giants and Attn.
letcs Win Psrnant in
Their Leagues

CHICAGO. Aug lt Pre- dent Ban
Joe nson to-day said fra' tHe National
commission haf decided 90 start the
worlds champ orsrip eor.s- on Nonda, b..
october s. provided f.e New York Na.
u"na.s and the Philadelphia American
wiz
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Rus.on ....... o % d ~ q % -
g. Louis .... 90 % d % % u - o 20 % %
Two base lit Garduer Tire. base
hit Pratt sacrifice hit. JauvrIn. stolen
bases Stovall. Ergie. Double plav. pa
i"nu to Pratt Base on halls IN Redient.
7. AihSon. - struck out. Ev Allison g..
Bedierf. o. empires McGreett srf
Connolly
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Maps
TAKE FIRST GAME OF SERIES
FROM ArHLErcs TO a
Blanding Pitched Good Ball. While
Plank Was HIT Hard-Baker
Gets Homer.

CLEVELAND. -. Aug. i4-Cleveland
to-day won In handy style the hrst
game OF the last series which PhilRdel-
phia Will play here this season. hitting
PLANK HARD and backing Up their own
pitcher. Banding. IN splendid STYLES
The score was to >.
l-aJoie, Turner. Chapma nand Bland
tug made sensational stops and throws
The batting feature was Bakers home
run over tho right field fence In the
eighth Score:
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Bostor

Two base hits Miller g. Lord Pierce
Ihfee nare hN Nnler Sacrifice hits
fierce. Zimmerman. Myers Stolen bases
NJ ers Double play Myers aud
NHraIt ille VAS uu haiis-rff Pierce
or NUd0ph 2 struck ouf-uy Pierce
Iw ierdls D. nf Rudolph tmptres
!. LaIn auI IrIh
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Philadelphia

Two base hits Gror re.ker r.de,..
rec bass DIE uectsr Homo NINE
'fa'ath O. Sacrifice IIf rask.rf
stolen base Irner'. 'rH.afr UohIif
.e.i bnrIle ris- ffuhIIt.eII gr.r 80
Dodge I'nnI4~ Eunio AMI ru.,,...
ii'.e nm balls OT Urovr. d. e.af1r
STRUCK ouf e. Brown geafor
npIrss Pvron arI Eirfa-
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The Mackmeu have gone on since
July winning = shade more than half
their games. Fifteen games have been
played on their home grounds. where
the Mackmen are supposed TO be i'm
presnsble. They have won but eighteen
out Of the last thirty-three This IS
enough to clinch the argument that the
NaPs may lead the league IN the next
two ore three weeks
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Two base hlts-Tyle- pheian Rart-
den bomc IIn Lord stolen bases
Myers. NaranNiile Double rIay-H ari-
den and Naranvills Base on balls or
Tyler =. of Humphries D. struck out 70
w Tyler .. by iiumphries s Jmpirsr-
h Ieru and fbrfh
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Philadelphia. Aug. 1t--"Miks'' Donlin.
once star outnelder. was uncondition-
ally released Wednesday BY the Phila-
delphia National league baseball club.
He was purchased from Pittsburgh but
never renorted % the II iladelphia club.
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Two base hits Konetchy. .: Magce
Snodgrass. Burns, Three base hit:
Fletcher. Home runs: )Konetchy. Her
Zug Doyle Sacrifice hit. Snodgrass
stolen bases Burns. Merkie Base "a
Rails: or Marquard. 2: Grtner. I. cal
lee. 3; Geye- 7 struck out. RS Mar.
guard. Grirer. !. Sallee. . I'mpires
tguig'ey and Eason.
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Two base birmingham - chap
man. % Sell Schaur. Mciuui~. Three
1ase hits-bldrirE. Olson Home run
Bsksr. Sacrifice hits-Charpan and
Jackson. Base uu hailS-BIauaiuE
struck oGf-Bt Rlandiug ;. by lark 20
rv HoIck Impires- Evans ard Fer
guson.
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Two base hits: Rush. veach

Two base hits: Bush. Veach 90. STAN
age Home run: Foster. Sacrifice hits:
MoeleF, Milan. Moriarty. Sacrifice nv:
trawford. stolen bases. Moriarty Cobb
Double plays. Dubuc. Bush and Gainer
Base on balls; on Roehling J. struck
and Sheridan
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing OF Teams

Ysstsrday's 1ssults-
~ Philadelphia. I: Cincinnati. o.
go Philadelphia. :: Cincinnati. 2.
~ New York. IL: ST. Louis. 4.
't2D New York. :. St Louis, 3.
81 Chicago. .: Boston. Z.
CD Chicago. 6. Boston, I.
Pittsburgh. IL: Brooklyn. Q.
Cd First Fame. 90 Second xams
'i3 innings
Today's Games.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
St Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
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Mrs. Hobson-My husband will
never tell me how he makes his
money.
Mrs. Dobson-Perhaps he would.
dear II you'd tell him how you spend
it-Judge
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Base 49, balls or Amos. ? Alexander
T. Strlck ont ~ Ares. 2 Alexander
/. Impi~es RigIer ana R,ron
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SPORT WORLD

When the cardinals uaItopeH she
great Nap Rocker for I've runs aaturd4,
DO decided 90 pay n visit Co None set tier.
Reese Instead % leaving uith hfa
mates sunday niFht Tor the east Ma
and VIII have hts arm eEamir q bv the
Lannon'S - -
several weeks arc. Rucker believes.
something snapped around HE eIhow
te has worked IN three games since
fheU. but on each OUT vas badly
bumped Hucker usually nnda the Cards
easy. but Whsn they got ~ him he de-
cided that something vas wrong be
Huae he curve tailed O. break. and ne
had % ufc the straight ore against the
tattrra
Hucker expects 20 - missing from
The hill Tor az least ten days or maybe
two weeks
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Game called In eighth inning on ace
t. mt 90 darkrepa1
Two baee hits T-sreau MerkIe
Home fuu. koncfrny stolen bases
Mage q cakes Merkie and MURRAY.
Double PLAY WinEo and MaEee Hazsr
uu balls on TesrFnu. 2 Duak. 4 Ifar-
mon. stuck out tf Tesreau Z.
'oak. Harmon. .. t.mrlr~s Brennan
md Jason
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this time. The Maps are seven and n
half games behind the Athletics.
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Washington. Aug 14.-Before leaving
for Detroit. Clark Griffith denied he hf,S
given up hope that Carl Cashion. the
Carolina curver. would ever be able 10
pitch again. Cashion tore loose a liga-
ment in his elbow early in the season.
and has been unable TO do much curving
since. Now. according TO Griffith mis-
arm is regaining its use. and Cashion is
expected TO be in shape next season. The
big twirler was left behind for pitching
practice. His speed gave him a reputa-
ton last year.