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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-04
AN EXCELLENT DRAMATIC
COMPANY COMING SOON

Ralph Clomnger and his famous
company OF ten people are coming
10 the City Hall opera house for
one solid week commencing Monday.
June sth. This company has the
reputation OF being che best organ
lied repertoire company playing IN
the West On their visit 20 Price
they will present such plays "a al
Valley Forge" Friends" Pierre
OF the Plains" Dora Thorne. .
"The Confession" ''Ishmael," "The
Black Flag" and others equally rs
good. Every play II guaranteed TO
please. Mr.. Cloninger has gained
the reputation 81 presenting only
high GLASS plays, and you can always
rest assured that you are going 10
get more than your moneys worth
when you witness play presented
by has company. Miss Dorothy
Meeks, the leading lady. comes very
highly recommended. She not only
possesses beauty and talent, but Il
blessed with a personality that gaiiu
for her many friends wherever she
plays.
Mr.. Cioninger u perfectly at .hom'
In the parts he portrays, and to
gether With Atiss Meeks. make q
splendid team. Mr.. Barnes - an
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-04

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. U. s,
Land offioo at Salt Lake CITY, Utah,
May 20. 1914. Notice Is hereby
given that Eula NJ Grain. assignee
OF Harry A. Grain, Of Price. Utah.
who. ON November z, 1919. made
Dosort Land Entry. Serial No. 0iO.-
6s5. for VIZ OF swh. Sec. "a. and
Eh OF SEA. Section rs. Township
IA South. Range 10 East. Salt Lake
meridian. has filed notice OF inten-
ton 60 make final deser;-land proof
70 establish claim 10 the land above
described. before j. 3. Middleton.
U. s. commissioner. at Price, Utah.
on the 9th day of July. 1914.
Claimant names AZ witnesses j. w.
Gentry. Greeley II. Alderman. Albert
Pace and Oswald y. Barlow, all OF
Price. Utah. E. ID. r. THOMPSON.
Register.
First pub. May rs; last July ala.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-04
NOTICE.

The city library board win meet
In the council chamber Saturday
night. June 6. al 7:3o O'Clock. 90
consider tho appointment OF a H.
brarian. Persons desiring conaider-
alton will confer a favor BY hand
ing their Application 90 Carlos Gun
denson. mayor.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-04

Ny home. oonsss,ing Of five room
house and other improvcmmts. to-
gether with full iot. Nice orchard.
shade and lawn. One block south
OF Price academy. Building on cor
asr of nghth and II streets. oocu-
pied By Brandon saloon. Office fur
niturs. fixturcs and Law library. Al
20 All household furntturs. Double
buggy harness, saddles and tmpie-
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-04

further misundcrs,anding again re-
peatod the~e instructions to Mr..
Warner. advising him 20 put tom
porary bridge across the river NJ
Horse Greek canyon. The stcei
bridge viii be put In az soon a. tho
water subsidies.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-04
oopioiut Program at rab~nacIc.

Conioint Program nc Tab@naclc.
The following conjo1nt program
Will be rendered AZ the tabernaci.
Sunday evening. June 7;
Song. Male Quartet.
Plano solo. Miss Lora wootton.
Violin solo. Leo Leonard.
Vocal duet. Misses oonrdier.
Talk. Claude Empey.
Vocal solo. l.. A. Lauder.
Reading. Mas Barbara Pace.
Quartet.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-04
NOTICE.

Tho Carbon county board OF
equalization will be IN session on
the following dates; June sab. sfh.
18th. 18th. goth and 22d. NJ 1900
O'Clock a. m. Of each day.
ERNEST 8. HoRsLEY.
County Clerk.
Dated At Price. June ID. 1914.
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The Garden Meat Market han
dles first-elans fresh, salt and
smoked meats. poultry. butter and
eggs. -Advt. i-u.
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Have your eissning and prsssins
dons ~ the Modern r~xiors. aszt q
The savoy.-Advt-
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-04

ments and tools. Because % m
health and nsoo<sisy Of change OF
climate. I am forced 70 ell Al .
great sacrifice. Nus ell a once.
Bids received - office m Mtles
building. Price. Utah.
WILLIAM II. FRYE.
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Ladies tailor made saits a The
Modern Taiiors. next 70 the Savoy.
--Advt.
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NO LONGER REPRESENTATIVE

Thcros Jouflas u no ionEer cm-
pioyed. IN any manner. a. q rcpre-
sentative q our company.
TfE MCDONALD REAL ESTATE q
INVESTMENT COMPANY. a.
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-07
F1aq:Rajsed
Anderson People To Get First
Glimpse Of Rag Won In Caro-
lima Association

Tho attendance mt this afternoons
game will he far better thao was that
af yesterday afternoon but today's
crowd will be Increased when tt,
game is called tomorrow. The addi-
tional attendance will be due to the
fact that Anderson fans will have an
opportunity tomorrow to see, for the
first time. the pennant which was won
by the Anderson team OF the Carolina
Association. in 1912. This flag has
never beon hoisted in public and to-
rrow will be the Hrst. time that It has
ever been shown the light Of day.
Furman Smith, who Is one of the
biggest hearted men, and one of tho
best posted men on baseball In all this
country. said last night that he would
cheerfuIly furnish the flag for this
one public appearance and said that
he knew the fane would respond to
this CALL. 1t Is worth 25 cents for the
privilege of looking at this flag alone
and In addition to that the game will
be asgood one. The attendance will
DO Increased and the fans will help
to keep baseball In Anderson.
How about you?
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-07
The Manager
Leroy MsCell Mads Success Of
Handling Local Team Against
Gaffney Aggregation

l.eRoy McCall, the speedy first
basemnn. outfielder and pitcher of the
Anderson team. managed the local
fellows In fine fashion yesterday and
showed that he had some ability aong
this Inc. MAC" Is one of the hest
ball players In this village. He sccur-
ed two pretty hits yesterday and play
ed an all-round jam-up good game Z.
He did some splendid advertising
yesterday in the way of letting the
fans know that there is such thing
as baseball in town and 1t was
Mccall said last night that his paint
through no fault Of his tha: the a
tendance WAS not better li
brush would be seen on every window
In town today and he will also have
an automobile tour made of the city,
with. one Of the local faus to an
nounce today's game through mega
phone. . =. r,..
There is going TO be good crowd
at today's game II the sheriff has to
be pressed into service and the fans
made to go.
How about you.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-07
Ladies Free
Up To Them In Helping To Save
Anderson Club From Staring
~ ntF-i IL 81 -
Into BanLruptcy's Face


Anderson women have shown time
and time again that they arc more
public spirited than some OF the men
OF the city and the Anderson team lin,
turned to the ladies of the city for
help In It's hour of need. The ladies'
are all to be admitted to the park FREQ
from this time on and therefore 1t It
may bo pretty hard thieg for one to
understand how the ladies are to help,
II they are to pay no money.
The team does not want one cent OF
any lady's money. All they ask is that
every lady. In return for being cor.
daily welcomed at the park and ad-
mittcd free OF charge, bring some man
along with them. Maybe all the ladies
can't fnd big. handsome. strapping.
robust fellows, but II you can't find
one of that kind do the, hest You can.
Get some sawed-off. caved-in. spindly-
saankcd fellow. Get some sort OF
man, even II you are ashamed of him
after you get there.
Seriously. the team must have some
financial support and If tho ladies will
help they can manage to get more men
out to the game this afternoon than
anyone would believe.
Common observation shows that
won move in mysterious ways. their
wonders to perform, and the baseball
management Is relying upon each and
every feminine fan" performing some
wonders today and tomorrow.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-07
PITCHERS BATTLE YESTER.
DAY BETWEEN ROBIN.
SON AND INGLE
SCORE WAS 2 TO 1
Robinson Yielded Only Three Hits
To Gaffncy Team and Home
Hopes Registered Victory

The best hanc yet played In the
Piedmont League on the Anderson
grounds when Robinfbn and Ingle
Robin or and IngIc fought Il pitchers
battle. with the odds in favor. OF the
local mar and Anderson won ty a
score OF . To I. II was hair rails
ing exhibition and from the first ball
until The last man was out In the
ninth inning and Anderson fans new
or caw Il better game than this in the
Cid Caro!ira association.
Robinson had things breaking his
way yesterday and with splendid
speed and good control he had the
Gaffncy team where he wanted them.
lnglc also pitched good game for
Gaffney and had his team mates been
able 10 hit, there might have been u
different story to tell.
Hits were few and far between,
Gaffncy being able to garner only
three off Robinson while Anderson
scored only five from Inglc.
Andcrson's first run was scored in
the fifth inning. Ripley grounded
out. pitched to first and was followed
by McCOll, who got a.. clean single.
Robinson hit to short and that worthy
threw tho hall away when he peggel
to fret base, letting McColl score.
Anderson scored aguin in the sew
cnth inning when Wilson went out,
first to first; Hooper struck out on
three good ones, Childers drew u pass
and walked to first and then Bull hit
for two bags, bringing in the second
runner: This ended the run getting
OF the home team.
Gaffncy gotTlIers one run in the SOW
cnth inning: Dean .was the first man
to. bat and he hit for two Bags. He
took third on an error OF Millwood in
throwing iiiEl, to that sack and then
on Curry's long fly to right field;
Dean tagged and beat the throw to
the home plate. Robinson straight
way tightcDcd up and struck out the
mex! man and caused the last batter
to fly out to left field. .i..
While there was no sensational
playing done, the game was full Of
Enap and ginger and was played in
fast time. II was n beautiful exhi-
bition and that tells the tale.
1t was a. shame and disgrace on
Anderson yesterday that the crowd
was so small tor such magnificent
game. A cross roads village would
have turned out more people to see
THO game, but it Is already an assured
fact that three times as many peo-
pie will he out today to witness the
exhibition and owing to the fact that
lalics arc now admitted free to all
gnlncG. there Will doubtless be more
feminine fans to see re exhibition
this. afternoon.
Tho box score gives u good idea of
how Anderson won the. game ycster
day: ~, -. ~;
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Pitchers
Summey VIII Probably Oficiate
For Locals and "Two.Hit I"
Miller For Gaffney Ttesm

There will be little left to be desir-
cd in the way OF pitching this after
noon. The management OF the Ande
son team announced last night TINT
Summey woud probably hurl for An
der while 1t is expected that Miller
will pitch for GafTney. This will ex-
actly reverse yesterdays game, since
Anderson used u southpaw and Gafr-
ney Highlander in Yesterdays gam.
but there Is no reason tobelicve that
these facts will reverse the score.
Such an idea Is preposterous.
However. 1t must be admitted that
Miller is good pitcher. because r..
let Spartanburg down withtwo hits
ana when he walks into the box II
inspires the Gaffney team with conf
dence..
Summey Is good pitcher and Gaff-
ney knows that hut they do not know
y quite as wei as thev will after the
game IL over this afternoon.
In recent exhibition with Green
vile Summey caused several batters
to. fall upon their faces and grovel in
the dirt. afraid of being struck by a
ball. when as matter of fact the
balls went square across the plate and
strikes were called.
He has the widest breaking curve
over seen around this town and he hay
a a'fcw special favorites left in store to
trot out for the ediflcation OF the Gaff.
ney crew this afternoon. In other
words you might say that lie is plan.
ming to put the Gaff in Gaffney al
Beuna Vista park this afternoon.
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Rdjinled!
No Game Was Played Yesterday
Afternoon In Spartanburg
With Greenville TEAM

With Grcenyillc on top of tho rcr-
centage column yesterday, she failed
TO draw ahead of Anderson and re-
manned this morning in the same po-
sition that she occupied yesterday.
This Is due to the fact that the game
between Greenville and Spartanburg
wa srained out in the fourth inning
yesterday afternoon. At the time II
became necessary to call tho game the
score was > to in favor Of Spartan
burg and dispatches from that city
said last night thnt the Spartan crew
would have had an easy time III win
ming had the gam, hcea ptayct to Il
finish.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-07
A Necessity
Anderson's Baseball Fans Must
Understand That Present Sup
port Is Very Inadequate

A. majority of the people in Anderson
are good sound, level headed business
folks, and they will, understand that
100 people at 25 ,cents each. furnish,
only $2o In gate receipts. The guar
antee Ito the visiting team ia $36 per
gamo. and then there comes the sa!cr-
les of. the Anderson, players, in addi-
ton to the cost Of balls and other mar.
aphernaliag. Therefore, the fans Will
gee that the game here yesterday cost
tho local management about three
tines Whit the gate receipts amounted
to.
One man in the grandstand yes
don't know what sort. of basebai ia. be-
Ing played here.ss This, game Is as good
az. any l ever saw in the, Carolina
league. That is the explanation Of
tho whole affair i'm nutshell. Be-
cause Anderson had-a- high priced
team In the field. when the Carolina
league was running. they have con-
ciudea that the, team howrfepresent-
ing the city Is q back lot affair. And
that's juRt: whore, they are wrong. ~
. II you care anything about baseball,
come out today and tomorrow and ses
tho team play against Carney. So
It you don't care. anything, about
baseball. tfy to muster. up. enough,
pride In your city to shelp along by.
going tor one afternoon, - -s,.sls
81 You don't care anytht1gSsaheus1
basehall and {. don't .e{ cara anythinEI
about Anderson. either. then move out
Of town. e L s''s & y
How about your <
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

At Norfolk 8; Richmond 2. First
Came.)
At Norfolk 1; Richmond 8. (Second
Camel
At Roanoke Portsmouth. rain.
At Winston-Sa l; Durham 9.
At Raleigh O.; AshcvIle 2.
At Charlotte O.; Greensboro |.
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Notice 70 Members, .pf, HALL Cinb.S,. y.
to be- at GarswaiHs Institute EAtnrdays;
.-AN members Of Hall club are, urged,
July II, at.3.a0 O'clock e, enroll undar
the new rules; IT. You do not register
It will tc .nlppssib!eS Tor YOU to vote.
on c:cctiohs day. OnlFt1 about ~ Ofie-'
:surth of5the a15os members. have eli,
rolled 80 far. After. athtdays 9ou VIA
find the roll book, ,at G.: II. Bailey's. s,,,,
{ s4.,,,:: tsW. r. HEtdss 4 I !,
!, .rsi,..s2 s.sy I. ,:,.i.. President. & |,
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Representative Named.

3 Washington, July 6,Representa+
tive Edward sv: sPou Of North sCarolina
Was recommended 10: President will
son today by Senator. simmons for
appointment as associate justice OF
the District4 OF Columbia supreme
court Mr. Pon has been a member,
on 9aa tinii6 6l13 since fIie. .iIfs
ty.seseT con grcss.e He is 81 years
old. q
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saJsT ssssiifn ,N.sy.f'''
Fortunate lndians

Fortunate lndians. -. :
y mi . colnpoaitionS dealing with the
hahits and Aeustoms. Oh .AfnesiaanAir,
alRns, 8 shoyl deeplX slmpraassd Wifi
their frae-and.easy life wrote the sial.
lowing: The Indians had few laws.
PVT they were well ytoiatsd,".. 5sS2 b
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akon Just before retiring will TONE
W. tho liver. carry of the excess Of bile
aapd. cause an easy and natural move
ment Of the bowels. II will not only
make. its good work felt IN better
health ! make you Look we'll and
,fsEFIt we'll.
i sa cents and 100 per bottle at
your drnssists. ssSs:;
Manufacthred and guaranteed BY
Evans Pharmacy
! Three Stores.
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One Each In Gotham

New York, July 6.-New York and
PHILADELPHIA divided their double
header here today tho Champions TAX
ing the first game S to "A and Philadel-
phia the second. z to Q. Larry Doyle
won the first game In the ninth inning
with home run to right field which
cravath played poorly.
Score, First Game.
Philadelphia >. 01O 030 000-4;1t; 1
New York 49,. 100 O01 O03-5;1O; 2
Mattis0n~ and ;Kiiiifer;: -Fromme;
Wiltse and Meyers. Mclean.
Philadelphia -. 430 600 000--f; -; O
New. York 49,. 100 100 ,000---2 ;10I 1
Jacobs. Mayer and q. Burns; Tes-
feaii. Detnaree,. Shauer. Schupp and
Meyefs, Mclean.
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LOST

LOST-ln Anderson during the. ElitAs
convention. dark brown hand bag
containing gray Palm Beach suIt Is
ard other articles. Letter in pock4
ct addressed to ED H. DeCan1no
GaGney. 8. G. Fhd6r please notify,
The Intelligenccr,tnn ,ltf
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-07

lphp deasnx that dachsh snt2. coriiiSi
fHhsn. call him y Iiiie snf ssulI.s'
;tnE "a me ssco iitRiIa xS & seS;
Ihes can. : said the mar, ,si VII
got :hfa front lsga Itaft VSshiiafs
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All aboard ii 4:$6.
Meet yon there. surre. |.
North: Andsrsoi, yofera.

The Daily tnthllikencer Is asked to
state that the club enrolment book
Tor the North Anderson democratic
club Will II. found Sd THE: nice af iifia
county treasurer where the voters
may enroll their names, "a #
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North Carolina
NATIONAL

At New York s: Philadelphia 4. (1st
Game.) .,
At Boston '3-t; Brooklyn 10.
AT New York g; Philadelphia z.
(second game.)
No others scheduled.
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LEGAL,
NOTICES v
Delinuuent Road Tax Notiee.

All delinquent road tar collectors
are provided with. an official; receipt
book with numbers, and stub numbers
attached. Pay no money. to. collectors
unless you get the official receipt
as above provided for. L..
J. MACK KING.
tt County Supervisor.
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= ) - - :. -
lNTELllLIGENCER !
WANT ADS,
GET RESULTS
WANTS:

NATURALIZATION as; clerk in gro.
Gerry store. Three years experience.
Con furnish good reference. Mar:
ried and can come at once. Reason
able salary to start Apply to
CLERK" care The Intclligcncer.s q.
7-5-6t
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WANTED-First class beef cuttIs,
sheep and veul. Weighing from
80 to 125 pounds w. A. Power.
2l2 South Main Street. il.
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FOR SALE

For Sale-If you want nitrate of svds
for spot or future. shipment tt win
pay you to communicate with jtis
before placing your orders. Hardy
& Co, Brokers, Impprters, Dealers,
all fertilizers, Sumter. g. G.
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Boston Retaliated.

Boston Retaliated.
Brooklyn, July 6.--After losing 9
straight games to Brooklyn. Boston
came back today, winning both ends
OF double header, 10 and to o.
Score. First Game:
Brooklyn -. 600 600 OOO--1: s: 1
boston ....... 003 900 00x-3;10; 0
Pfoffcr and Fischer; Crutcher and
Gowdy. -..-,
Second Game:
Brooklyn ...... OOO 900 0o0-o: G; 1
Boston ........ 010 600 00x-1: 4; o
Allen and McCarty; Crutcher and
Gowdy.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-07

or field peas of all vafi-
et'es, name lowest prices and send
samples of what you have to Offer.
J. r. Walters, LaGrange, N. C. .A,.
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Ianre Got His Rnmns.

Chicago, July 6.-kansas City hit
hard today and defeated Chicago 4 to
l. Previously Lange had won five
straight games.
Score: ,i.J
Kansas City -. O10 0aa 2O1--4:12; 2
Ch'ccgo ....... U0n o0l 000-l; q: ;
Packard and Eastcrly; Langc. Nc
GuiIc and Wilcon..
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FEDERAL

At Chicago I; Kancas City 4.
At Buffalo s; Pittsburgh 6.
At Brooklyn 10; Baltimore S.
Only three games scheduled.
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Muddy |!
s.. II sss.
Compilations

Most poor. cotnplexlons are due to
sluggish. torpid livess, constipation
and other. liver slls. A dose Of
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rrfeI HafG ini Ninth.

Buffalo. July 6.AAthinth timing rail-
iy by the local batsmenl for q time
today thTes:cIicd Pittshurgh's 20 S
victory. Albert Schulz, who jumped
the New York Americans recently,
pitched three innings OF today's game
for Buffalo. ,
Score: .ss.
Buffalo ....... sol 900 oo1-5; 0; O
Pittsburgh -. Q03 Ill 00O-6;11: .
Schulz, Knapp and Blair; Knetzcr
and Berry,,
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Four Pitchers Unavatling

Brooklyn July 6MBrooklyn fell upon
Baltimore's four pitchers for 16 hits
today: and WOE tho opening game of
the series 10 to 5.
ScRre:
Baltimore ~ 200 '0oa ooo-5; 8; 2
Brooklyn. ...:. .sf639 peO 12x--10;16; o.
Snggs, YountSEJshes, Wilhelm and
Jneklitsch,. RouvfssEf !. Morton and Ow-
ems.
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FOX SALE-Two SECOND Inland sea,.
Ing machines in good. condition. Also,
one light spring wagon. 1t will nav !.
you to SEQ me for' yoEr repair work. !.
All work gnaranteed-J. II. Allen,
Ilcnea Path, s. c.. 40
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Pct" Robinson is Just shade bet
tor than anything seen around thcs
diggings. Some stingy with bis hits
is that boy.
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Sparfa'aburg and Gaffney Broke Eveta
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Nashville 3: New Orleans o.
At Chattanooga 9; Montgomery 9.
at Atlanta /; Mobile L: U3 in
nings. darkness.)
At MempiI-' z; Birmingham Z. 90
innings, darkness.)
S ATLANTIC
At August ); Macon 0.
AT Charleston 0; Albany 9.
At Columbia G.; Jacksonville 9.
At Savannah 2; Columbus &.
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One Of the hardest workers on the
toam Is Ripley. He is fielding all The
time and he hits like a fiend. The
1ans lecl some confident when they
see him in the gamc
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-07

FOR Snle-The lumber OF tho wrecked
building of Fnrman. Lodge. known
as the old Williford:.store, on Nom,
day. July 18th, at IL o'clock: S.@A,
Burn. w. m. ~ snr-1i. 7-7-2sp
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-07
ANDERSON WON A \
BEAUTIFUL GAME
BUNTS
Big baseball. what?

x Anderson fans don't come out to-
day to see such baseball as is now
being furnished. our idea or them will
be unprintablc.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-07

The best team In this league is to b
found in Anderson, and that's II
joke.