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BIDDLE BARELY LASTS ROUTE.
Lawrence Gordon Finishes Fast In
Celtic Park Feature.

Harry s. Riddle OF the Mohawk Attn
letlc club. who started with a handicap
of 40 yards barely captured the loo
yard race that featured the annual games
OF the International Union of Steam and
Operating Engineers at Celtic Park yes
terday. Thirty-fve athletes toed their
handicap mark Coming down the home
stretch Lawrence Gordon, who ran from
scratch. rapidly cut down Biddes lead
to . yard winning margin, Harry
Browser (35 yards) tralei Gordon home
by two yards, The winners time was >
minutes - seconds.
Seven men, each well over the 200
pound mark, ploddcd through 100 yard
race closed 10 members Of Local No 20,
with Mike sullivan the winner by yard.
The summaries
one Mile Kun, Noyice-Won by u Gold
man Brouxdale \. G., r. Robinson. un-
siIachcd. second, ) /. shceiy unattached,
GG ySga pssh M Moyc'wG FER. X Lqrr
third Time. O;lO 50,
900 Yard Dash, Hnndicap-won by v. l..
Butler. Bronx church House. yards, r i.
Hlllman, irish American \ g., yards.
second, II Foster, salem, Crescent a. e, II
$50 Yard Run, HandiGGap--Closssd TO Cath
Ole Athletic League Won ~ T. i Role
R Rnshrs Of St Antony W.T. = ysrd. ssSo SH'
Lockwood o1anam A A. 20 yards third.
1000 Yard run, nqndls ap--woq by. II, $.
Biddle Mohawk \. c., 40 yards. l.. Gordon.
unattached scratch, second; II Browser.
sheridan a c, ." yardS' mira. Time
2:ls Ia,
Three Mile Bicycle Race. Handicap Won
nv Joseph CROWLEY. Acme Wheelmeu -
yards, Lester BoWkor, Glencoe A. g., 30
yards. second. George Bowker, Glencoe A G.,
30 wards, third Time, S;l7 3-j
40 Yard Run closed TO Local luiou NO.
20-Won by T.. Flanagan, NJ. Donohuc, sec
10 Yard pasn-For girls under 10 Years
Won hv Mary Donovan, Lucy Moore, second
MARY \uEeui. third
100 Yard Fat Mems Race Closed 10 mem
ners OF Iural 20 Won by NJ. sullivan -.
Hendhode. seCouds ! Hurley. nina.
100 Ward pssh--For Boys under ~ wears
Won by f. Brennan, " Frechil second
f. Dempsey. third
&, Yard Dash For glrlS ~ wears and
under-Non Dy Nancv Howlcy harriet
BuiIer. hn,onl. Many FAgan. thlrd.
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SUPREME COURT ALBANY COUNTY
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or sew
YORK. Plaintiff agsinst PARK row
REALTY COMPANY, NATHANIEL MAYER
ROTHSCHlLD, otherwise LORD ROTH
SCHfi.D, ALFRED Gu ARIES De ROTH
sCHH.D and LEOPOLD RoTHsCHlLD.
Tl1 10 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO an
swcr the complaint In this action and TO
serve "A copy Of your answer ON the plain
tffs attorney within twenty days after tho
service OF this summons, Exclusive Of tho
day " service and In case ~ your failure
To appear or answer Judgment VIII be
taken against you by default for the relief
demanded in tho complaint.
Trial desired IN Albany county.
Dated, Albany y. =, June 10, lsi4
THOMAS CARMODY. Attofney- General and
Attorney for tho pltluNr. on q and
Post ONCE Address, Capitol Albany y v.
To the defendants Nathauiel MRye7
Roihschill otherwise LORD Rothsrh'ld, 4,
frei Charles de Rothschi!d and Leopold de
The foregoing summons Is served upon you
nv publicuilon pursuant 10 an order ~ Hon.
Alden chester Justice o. The SupreIns
s5th day OF June lsl4 and ned WIN he
Albany county, At Albany, New York. on
the 18th day ~ June, 1914.
THOMAS CARMOpY. Attorne.u- Gensra' az
post ono. Address Carlfo, Nbanv y
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TEAM PLAY DECIDES MATCH.
Kerr and Martin Have - Best hall
Against Travis and Herreshon.

combination of Walter i. Travis and Fred
Herreshon could not withstand the team
work OF Hamilton Is. Kerr OF South Shore
and r. \, Martin who has twice won the
Vernon, championship, in four ball
foursome at Ekwanok Country club this
afternoon,
Kerr featured with an approach from
a bunker al the eighth when the shot was
necessary and Martin did equally well,
approaching the tenth when 1t seemed that
he hole was lost The match ended 2 mp
for the younger men, with their best ball
totalliug a. \ - by John o'Rourke. DR.,
OF Yale was the best individual round OF
the day.
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MOUNT VERNoN. July Ell. =, Dryer
won the vice-presidents cup at Siwanoy
to-day defeating w. \. Catterson up
and to play in the eighteen hole final
Members also qualified for the secretary 5
cup. net scores counting in the following
order
a-ia, 20; II l. Phillips SIS, 20; r. y. Hunt
sa-is 70; C q. Hart, oS-.2, IS; Oscar 5.
Twecly. leG-M IS; } $ ,sSrohle es-22, 4:
4 + Knoenkc 95--l6, 70; j : Thomson,
el 10 -; B : 'Lplghton, Eft "; Can't.
NJ Biddlc 100 20, 80; 4. c Martin 9H-ls,
81: W. 4 Catterson, sl-lO, 81; d d. Stone,
1905 s.
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BACIGALUPo. JEANETTE II In pur.
euance OF an Order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow
Fowler. n Surrogate Of the County Of New
York. notice a. hereby given 70 all persons
having claims against Jeanette II Hlciga-
lupo late OF the County Of New York. de-
ceased, TO present tho same with 'ouchers
thereof TO the subscribers. al fheir place OF
transactinR business, tho office OF Coudert
Brothers No. Rector street In the CITY NJ
New York, on or before the 25th DAY OF Jan
uary next Dated, Ncw York, the 10th day Of
July 1914. FRANK JEANNE and WILL
IAN NJ HAMILTON, Executors COUDERT
BROTHERS, Attorneys for Executors .
RActor Street y. Y. city.
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suRRoCATEs' NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby elycn that tho under
signed intends TO apply TO the Broome
ministrstlon with viii anr%Ned upon the
estate OF Abel Bennett deceased, late OF the
vision Of section 26ii OF the Code OF clvil
Procedure. ana intends to apply for modified
security under the provisions OF Section
1884 Of the Code OF Civi Procedure relating
to modified security with the consent OF
All the newt OF kin. which has been secured.
and the creditors Of said decedeut are notl-
hed to present their claims against the estate
Of the said Abel BSunett deceased, 70 Ben
iamin baker Surrogate o. Hroome County.
at Binghamton. y. =, on or before the 10Th
day OF August. 1914
Dated July Srd, 1915.
HELEN " WILLARD
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RuMsoN, \. b. July 26.--in the second
round for the golf championship for the
Rumson Country club A. T. Dwight beat
e. r. Shallcross. . up u. =, kellogg beat
r.. \. q. Wylle, UP and to play l.. l."
White beat Pierre 4. proal, 3 mp and 2
to play q. Knox hea Arthur j. Nc
cure. 3 up. In the semi-tnals l.. l."
White beat j. 6. Knox. 2 up, and Kellogg
hea, Dwight, up, The final 10 scheduled
for next Saturday.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given mat ~ judgment
dered on the 2Sth day OF April. 1914, and
entered la the once OF the Clerk of New
the Manhattan Mutual Realty Company was
dissolved. Its corporate existence annulied
and Morgan J. O'Rrien, Jr., of 2 Rector
Street New York city, appointed receiver
OF it's property. and said company us oficers
and agents were by said Judgment forever
restrained from exercising Its corporate
rights privileges or franchises.
Dated July LIST. 1874
MITCHELL MAY.
Secretary OF 9tats
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n, john q. ANDERSON.

amber Of golfers who have played
a.. r.. Natioual Golf Links near South
.,,rton. l.. l. Is probably fewer than at
,.. of 'ho other great courses. The
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FOR SALE.
Army.N.vy Auction B.rr.ins
LOST, FOUND ASp REWARDS.

Diamond bur. Friday afternoon, In
the vicinity OF 9Th ave, ana iGth u 70 Park
ave. and ED St. lost some time Friday, re-
ward offered aud no questions asked MRS.
IRA RICHARDS. 565 PARK ave, New York
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Popular SEEING s!ear Yacht Clifton

\ Fascinating sail Around Manhattan Isle.
I.v. - W i2d Ct, Daily suns, 10 80 n ESQ;
40 miles. Music; Lecturer Tkts. a Folders all
Hotels & Tiki Onces. Tel bail Gramercy
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LOST OR SrOLES-Rauk hook No 53SSll
OF the Emigrnnt Industrial savings Rank.
Payment stopped Please return book to
bank, No. 81 Chambers street
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AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES.
sUMMONsCs

BALLS ROLLER HEARINGS. Civilian Co.,
s53 " 5sth St tat Broadway, Col. s3SG
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TO NORTH JERSEY COAST RESORTS.
sandy Hook Route New Jersey Central
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HARTFORD LINE

Prom New Pier 40, East River. foot OF peck shp
d siIy except Sunday at b y. NJ. for Conn coNou'
niver landings. Write for Summer folder
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Greatest Event
in WOmans Life

All human experience looks back to
mOtherhood as the wonder OF wonders.
The patience, tho fortltudes the sublime
faith during the period Of expectancy are
second only to tho mother love bestowed
ufJon tho most helpless but most marvel
Gus ,crention-A baby
Women are quick TO leurn. from each
other those helpfpt agencies that aid to
comfort, that censervs Gsse4- nervous
energy and yet are perfectly safe to alse
and among these they recommend
Mothers Friend"
1t Is entirely en- external application
designed to lubricato the broad, nat
muscles and skin that protect tho
abdomen. 1t has been IN favorable Elso
fo- nearly half q century and IS Known
to mothers IN almost every settled con-
xnIznity IN the Unfted Eta.tes who highly
recommend # 1ou Will G1d Il on S23a.
ii drug stores. 'sAGother's Friend" s.
utterly harmless. contains no deaden1ng
drugs ard yet its iHaueEece In the SsEiz1
and musclea beneath as also uPcu the
neEEorlx OF nerves beneath tho Frp IS
very beneficial, very soothing ana 9
wonderful help. The muscles expand
naturally and are not auh5cctad 70 uunec-
esSary surface strain ana pam,
Get q bottle OF Mothers Friend" TO-
day at any drug store and write TO Ms
Tor our inEtruetlye little book TO mothers.
A6dress BraGhcfd REGULATOR Co, 418
Lamar BidG, Atlantas CO.
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MORRIS HARVEY
Whitewashed by Varsity in the
First Game Played on the
'Varsity's Home Ground.

ORGANTOWN. April 30.-Wtth
Barron pitching air tight ball and the
VARSITY team fielding and hitting like
fends behind him. the Morris Harvey
team was an easy victim for the Var
sity in the opening game on the home
urounds. the final count being Z to o
la favor of the Varsity.
Barron who was signed by Connie
Mack Of the Athletics u few days ago,
pitched great ball yesterday striking
out twelve OF the heavy batters of the
Morrds-lIarvey team and only allowed
them three scratch hits. HIS hitting
was also a feature of the game.
score.
Norris Harvey. 900 600 600 4
west virginia. eo1 21b 02x-7 Il
Batteries-AlteEer and Stricken.
Barron and Hayes.
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GARlNJFF
Goes to Bridgeport, Conn.,, in
the Eastern Associa-
ton League.

Joseph Carduff, well known local
baseball player who has been trying
out for the Albany team in the New
York State League, made wonderful
showing at Albany but as he was try
ing out against the man that held the
80 last season he had hard picking
and will not be seen on the Albany
club at the opening OF the season as
was hoped by all his friends.
Manager Phelps; Of the Albany club,
sent Joe to Bridgeport Conn. in the
Eastern Association League Tuesday
and he will play with that club until
he is wanted by the Albany club or
until he improves enough to make a
regular berth ON the Albany team.
Edwards, the man who beat Car
dun out OF his. job, has had a tryout
in the National League and according
to Manager Shannon, Of the Colts, who
has seen him work he is a fast base.
ball player.
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Of the Players for the Local
Baseball Team Begun This
Afternoon at Park.

Well, fans, this is the day All the
players who are to try-out for berths
on the local club will blow into town
sometime today. This afternoon Man
ager shannon, is putting the players
through a stir Practice and this per
Torrance will be repeated twice daily
for the remainder,of the training sea
SON.
Tom Harris, of Coulter, Pa, brother
OF Joe Harris, who played for Shan
non last season at Bay City and who
led the Southern Michigan League
with the stick, reported last night.
Young Harris is big husky lad and
those who have witnessed his per-
fornances on the diamond say he Is
lust as good ballplayer as his more
famous brother. If this is true Shan
non will have. q clean up man equal
to any in the league.
Another catcher blew into town last
night. He is Arthur ]. Flint, the man
secured from the Weehawken, N. T.,
independent club. Flint caught for the
best teams around New York last sea-
son and comes to Clarksburg endorsed
by John O,Reilley, scout for the De-
troit club. Flint will have three men
to beat out for regular backstop Job
but he confidently expects to win a
berth. The other catchers already
signed are Dempsey, Kearney, Glitsch,
Nolan and Pettigrew.
The Colts will play the. West Union
team at West Union some day next
week. Manager Shannon is also about
to close for games IN Weston and
Burnsville.
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rRUsrERB rOExCB or lAEu.

BY virtue of authority vested In ms
by Deed OF Trust bearing date Decem-
Der 10, 1909, executed by John z. Thomps
son and Susan Thompson, his wife, TO-
me as trustee to secure Curtis =. Frtnty
al the payment Of q note and opltBatton
or the principal sam OF $4,000 with
lterest from the date of said deed. and
which Deed of Trust is of record in the
o17ice OF the Clerk OF the County Court
of Harrison County, West Virginia Ia
Deed Of Trust Book No. 20. at page 49,
and default having been made IN TIA
payment OF said obligation and the ne
terest thereon, and upon request of said
Curtis Z. Prunty I will offer for salq
s'ld nrI1 ut public auction to the highagt
bidder at the front door OF the Court
II ouse OF Harrison County, In the SttK
Of Clar1Ssburg. on Saturday, May 1Srqs
1914, commencing at one o'clock r. NJ
all those two certain lots and parcels
of land lying and being in Harrison
County. State Of West Virginia. and n
the town of Adamston, and known ag
lots Nos. and as shown on plat o.
Taylor's Addition to the town OF Adams-
ton, which plat is OF record in the ONCE
OF the Clerk OF the County Court q
= srris-an County In Deed Book No. 49,
at page 1s9. and to which plat and the
Deed of Trust aforesaid reference s
hereby made for more full and COM
plete description OF said lots.
TERMS or SALE. This property
-'' n. =. Law Trustee
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'GREAZY'' NEALE
Cleveland Recruit Plays Great
Ball in Game at BiiCtdlan-
non Yesterday.

BUCKHdANNON. April 30.-The
West Virginia Wesleyan College base
ball team defeated the Marshall Col
lege team in a fast game played on a
aoggy field at Buckhannon yesterday
afternoon, the score being to 2
Greasy Neale, the Cleveland re-
cruit, was the star of the game, having
three hits out OF four trips to the plate
and three stolen bases. Neale is look
ing more like q big league player
each day and 1t is thought by local
fans that he will be a member of the
Cleveland squad this season. Score:
Marshall 90 600 200-2 6
wesleyan 1000 400 600 O0x-4 8 9
Batteries: Lawrence and Cook.
Perry and Lambert.
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This :

we ofer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
cREe of Catarrh that cannot be cured by HFeH
V~'--t + J. CHENEY CO., Toledo. o.
we. the undersigned. have known F. J,
Cheney for the last 10 years. and believe hkm
perfectly honorable In all business transncttonG
and financially able to carry out any obligations
maze = NAT. BANK OF COMMERCE.,
Toledo, Ohio
Halls Catarrii Cure Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price %
cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
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BOWLING
ID NEWS
RoMIars 90 b Tournament.

A picked team of the best duck pin
bowlers in this section of the state
went to Washington, Pa, Thursday
morning where they Will roll in :
tournament Thursday afternoon. The
team was composed of the following
well known bowlers: Efaw, of Man
nington; King, of Fairmont: Moran
of Grafton; Ingram, OF Salem,
Johnson and Dresbach, of this city, :
five man team, doubles and singles
will be rolled by the bunch.
Some of the best bowlers in the
state being on the team it ought to roll
large scores and be among the big
money getters of the tournament
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severe Alta - Colo (SuEes.

E. z. Gross, who travels IN Virginia end
other Southern States, was taken suddenly
and severely i'll with collie. Atthe drss sloye
he came to the merchant recommended
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Randy. Two doses Of e cured him. No
one should leave home on journey without
= bottle of this preparation. For sale By 40
dealers. -Advertisement
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SAN FRANCISCAN.

Edward L. Frick, who in recent
competitive examination for admission
to L'Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris,
came out first Of 700 competitors and
scored the highest average made in
that examination for five years, is a
native of San Francisco. He Is %
years old and already is wen, known
as an architect.
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. 49, --v+'.s-r --TPGINIA,
TO the saerlff. OF Harrison County

= - - jt4riN1%Ar
TO the sheriff. OF Harrison County
&
iou arc tlcrey commanded, as we have
HERETOFORE commanded yon, to EHIlalnoa
the Judge OF QUE Circuit Court OF E4aFris
son County at the Clerks office OF our
said Court at rules to be held Therein
FOR said Court, on the first Monday In
June next, to answer bill In Chancef(
exhibited against him in our said Court
witness. /. wade conman. Clerk o
our said Court at the Court tderSe q
1914 and in the 51st year Of the stare,
]. WADE COFF'MAR. Clerk
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rLAyERs wANTED FoR TasAM.

All local baseball players who want
to try out on the Stealey Heights
baseball team are requested to file
their application for a try out with
Roy Bacchus, manager OF the team.
before sunday, May B. at which time
4he team will be selected. The
stealey Heights team practices on the
Hartland grounds
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Moe4co 20 rake Dspozts4ong-
ORA l. VALENTINE,

WILLIAM 4. VALENTINE
In the Circuit Court, IN ChancerY q
Harrison County. West NirEanta-
TO WILLIAM A. VALENTINE
You VIII take notice that ttaR qepoH S
fsou Of myself ana sundFy Yltues9es ulil
10 taken "a the law once Of i, O. sl3ttani
IN the T. 90. r. Building. City Qt
Clarksburg. West Virginia. on Che Atl
day OF june. 1915, between the nQur oE
q a. NJ and p. NJ. which deIg1e q 4
are TO be read In evidence on <e 49,
ing OF the above styled cause. Ia BEHALF
Of said plaintiff.
II from any Cause the takIuG Oe eRld
depOEitionW shall rot b CONNIE ce eI,
being commenced, shall not - r9l1s
nisted On that day. the takiglE q ns
same will be adjourned ana &offt nNed
FROM tzWaa 70 time 1tut2 cnlar4 ete4s
CORA = yalisEr
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OLD TINE OONCERT.

& There VIII be an old tiune concert
and May festival given at the Trinity
Methodist Episcopal churehs colored.
FRIDAY night. Everybody Is invited
to attend
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Fifteen nations have ofdcially
adopted the new standard carat Of
200 milIigrams for use In weighing
nrecions stones.
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nrhnr - pnh1saatinn.

SIAIE OF ~ LEaI IfsNL.fA41e -
County of Harrison fowls
at Rules held in the Office OF ftne
clerk OF the Circuit coEzrt OF F.aTE1goll
County West Virginia. on the @tth Gay
Of April. 1914, the following cEtter was
entered:
CORA l. VALENTINE,
vs. In Chancerys
WILLIAM A. VALENTINE
The object Of the above Rty led chan,
Gerry cause 81 70 obtadn by the p LalntlsL,
Cora T. Valentine u decree OF arsotute.
divorce from the DEFENDANT william y.
Valentine. 81
And IL appearing from an al44aglk
made and A4ed herein that the SaAe Ne
fendana yT5-liam -. Valentine, - - NQlS
regIdent 81 the State OF West N4glStFaa,
within one month after the date p& go
6rst qualification OF thl sdreers ans g
6rst publication OF this order, ana 90
i WADE. CoFFMAN. Clerk
+. o. SUTTON.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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AnIEREoAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland At st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
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ANfERICAN riRAGUR.

At New York R.H.E.
Boston ........ 900 600 1000
New York 49,. 900 100 0Ox-1 Z o
Batteries: Leonard. Bedient and
Carrigan and Thomas. Fisher and
Sweeney.
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wireless telephOnIng between
PARIS and q suburb OF Brussels recent
~ was accomplished
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FEDERAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn at kansas city.
Buffalo at St Louis.
Baltimore at Chicago.
Pittsburg at indianapolis.
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FIspERAL LEAGUB.
GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York ct Boston.
philadelphia ct Brooklyn
ST Louts at Chicago
Canclnnati At PittsbUrg.
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New York may establish a munich
pal bureau for tree culture.
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r. H. e.

chicago 80. 900 600 600 90 3
Detroit ..... 900 900 900 oil L
Batteries: Cicotte and Schalk- Du-
bus and Stanage-
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New York-Boston game postponed
on account of rain.
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At Chicag go

At Chicago R.H. E.
Chicago .. 900 GEO 600 4 3
Batteries: Lavender, Vaughn and
Archer. Adams and GIBSON.
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BASEBALL IN
A NUTSHELL
Thursdar. Anri1 %. 1914.
YEsTERDAY's RESULTS
NAWoNAM LEAGUR.

At Brooklyn R.H.E.
Philadelphia -. .O20 100 21o-6 10 2
Brooklyn ..... geo 118 00o-2 8 /
Batteries: Alexander and Killifer.
Ragon, Allen, Reulback and Fischer.
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At Cincinnati

At Cincinnati r. H. e.
St Louis 80. 900 300 O1o-s Il 3
Cincinnati ..... 0O2 600 21x-5 6 4
Batteries: Hagerman, Steele and
Snyder. Yingling, Benton and Clarke
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baLLBTItS. MiLGusI13 NUALa4IU4U HHN
Carisch, James and Crosstn.
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II Philadelphia
r. H. e.

Wash ington -. .602 9d9 201-6 IL i
Philadelphia -. 100 0O2 OIo-4 8 2
Batteries: Engle, Ayers and Henry
Houck, Dresler, Boardman and Schang
and Lapp.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

At Chicago- r. H. E.
baltimore -. 100 900 oOo-1 2 3
Chicago ....... 900 02O 0Ox-2 o
Batteries: Quinn and Jacklitsch-
Fifth and Block.
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Ratter1eS: HenueFsuu anu hOUeIVa
Falkenburg and Sheridan.
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At Indianapolis
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AT Kansas City RH.E-
Brooklyn ..... 900 loo 510- II 3
kansas city 400 021 12x-I0 u ]
batteries: Sommers, Peters, Marion
and Owens. Harris. Stone and Easterly
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BUFFALO 100 600 2Ol Oo1-5 9 5
81. Louis 1000 Oe3 100 o02-6 II 4
Batteries: Knapp, Ford and Blair
Chandau and Chapman.
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At st. Louis Ri