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The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14
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- Dst late tAs OssA wearing alaai-
osa. vhteA viil sstvsas tsa eAsaS
1aeAss- Aluains0 AiAhss II food u
basat % Asa shoaA nsver -
seraDs1. Put cold watse With Q ltttls
ooAa h tAs 1ash aAA 1t Il eoas 70
ths boiling DotAt. this viii losssa tAs
Substance % that Q voo6sa sDooa csA
scraSs 1t eR.
Grated cheese over mashed potstoes
will naks . desirable change from
the ordinary way Of serving this Dish.
BlaAksts should - summed snl airsA
ot Ioaot oooo . week.
Preserve your mattress By project
iag It vtth a Old Guilt. latA ever ths
Springs.
Whsa nahtng taa rsnsnbsr 10
seaj1 tAs Dot anl hsvs It hot bseore
aAdiAS ths tsa- The Ai1sesass ~
tvssa . 0oo1 cup Of tsa aaA a in-
fersss. inAltA ees y eetsa tAs manner
q nakiAs Il.
chieksa fat and bsse 1riDsaaes ars
sss1 esr sAoetsaiag.
Al ~ sAsess sAsaA - hset lor
sIaa1og. II Dat iaAo Q giaas - anl
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sAssA b vasAsl. 1sssl asA ksot ia
giAas jarA
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va1As1 ~ 1FisA bsoses usaa9.
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tAsa Nv in . essa Dasss a.l Il viii
ksso ssts0 saA - rsaAy for Instant
uso.
VIA st11eAiAG sltk vhicA saips,
Dasos . Dsses of tissss Daosr uaAsr Il.
A tonga Dssoe q steak ~ - aoAe
tsaAse ~ Ioas. slow esskiAg. AAl
a eaisa for Aavor anA Q 80 ee 10
nato jast bsfocs serving.
essa@sd G0Oa-BisaA tosstAse tvs
tabassDooafsls OF bsttse a.A tvs taSss-
sDsoafuls Of Aoar: wAsa snssth, 80
. cup of thin eesAa aaA stsr uAtil
boiling. season With rsd Dspese, salt
anA ~ tAs yeaks e I've soUs anA
st1 Aar6-oooks1 sG0s. sst n suaseses.
Mem ToasG-CAoD . hak Deanl Of
oeoks1 Aaa, a1A mtg II With ooo hooo-
tng tablssDooaf0l q battor, 90 Ct
Darsasy. two Of cream aal . Aaahe ef
DA0sska aaA roA DsD1ee. ~ tAs vel
bsatsa ystls q tAsos eoga, aal vAsa
thick sSrsoA O bsttsesl teast.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14

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00A haAl1haeaAAaR
vtA taas0, -
Nnlv91 q - -
N00lnoGl0 - nW
~ 0ehasO-
Al Hos. ho0
b AOk j. VaD
Aatnany ~ 1sss
Nesaa % 0oo1vo
hoe aGtsaetea. ~
veeks, - - -
AaHbsA hAHDlly In
A0 stDAo, sAo
~ h0ed Q otlu
snail votes kslling
hsr tAak II v0
not right TO have
come to the city
and Ioave AuAt Jo
aloos h that
great. sehsilg
nFAh000n: A0O .
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14
n BUall1nAD AaAm

n DU10G0D A0AIU
I have decided to assi. esst ny lot
in GIenvsed and have bought tie soa-
feetionsey business et Ffaak b. 6el-
horst asa I invite all Of ny cid frissds
asA eustsosrs to call and ~ ne.
I expect to carry . complete sai
choice hss Of fruit, eisass, suts s.d
candy a.d i will trest yes right.
lift GEODGE CORYELL.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14
cARDoyrDAL1

q. B, Mansfield left Tuesday night
for Arizona where he expects to spend
a couple of months taking . complete
rest from business.
TIE club dance last Friday night
Va. one of the smost enjoyable Of the
season.
Max Grubb was down town again
Tuesday after several weeks' illness.
Mrs. ". F. wieknaA wss . psssea'
Ter last Ns.day to Aspen where she
Va. called - . witness in Law suit.
TIE marriage ceremony Of Miss
Olive Smith and Mr.. JOAN Heusehkel
was perfsrned st the home OF M. ana
Nm. ". H. Long Wednesday after
eosa. About thirty guests were pres
s.t, i,eludi.g relatives Of both bride
and groom. ="
The study club net last Saturday
With Nrs. B. o. eta.ly. A. usual, 8
olea,apt afternoon was enjoyed by all
present.
M, KaAs Nielsen, sss sf en- Isssl
tsaehsrs, lsft Monday night Tor Len
ver to recover from ebert tunsss'
M;ss Nelson was accompanied n Tar n
Bueua Vista by Miss Berger.
Elmer Long returned from Colorado
Springs Sunday, where he attended the
funeral of the Rev. G. F. Brock
A little daughter was born to MT
And Mrs.. Nm. Max last Thursday, ont
the little one only lived couple "f
hours,
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14
o1DurANo1 NO. 1 OF THE sERIEs
or 1914
An Ordinance Entitled The Annual Ap-
preparation Bill For the Fiscal Year

An Ordinance Entitled The Annual Ap-
pfopriation Bill For the Fiscal Year
Ending the LIST Day of April, A. D.
1915.
Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of Glenwood Springs, Colo
rado, as follows:
Section l. That the assessed income
Of the said CITY beginning April lst,
1914, including all appropriated bal
ances, if any Of the preceding year
be and the same 10 hereby appropriated
to the various funds As hereinafter
stated for the purposes for which said
funds were and ~ hereby created and
exist.
II the street 6.d a,iey.
fuod .$S,VVV.W
To the Police aad Salary
fund .......... $500. S,0UO.VV
To the General Fund 100000
To the Fire fund :. :.... 10000
Ts the Water and Light
fund ........ 5,VVV.VV
frsd -. -. 10000
To the Delinquent Warrant
Redemption fand. ..... 10000
1t il hereby further ordained that
out Of the IrriR&ioa and Tree fund
shah Be paid The in4srsst o. the bosdel
indeetedsess Of Tie City, and no other
warrants shall BE- drawn or payments
nAls. sat Of said fsnd to take the
place q; what sAan be known and
called iAe Redenpeioa fund.
Be it further osaained that out OF
the Delinquent Wsrrank Redemption
fund shall be paid the outstanding war
rants Of the City issued prior to the
first day Of April, 1914, and the inter
est thereon, and NO other warrants
shall be drawn or payments made out
of said fund.
That this ordinance shall take effect
and be in full force from and after 'ts
passage. approval asd publication .,
provided by law.
Passed and adopted by the City
Council of the City Of Glenwood
Springs. Colorado, aeA approved BY th'
Mayor Of ssid City tAis -7day Of
Apsil, A. D. 1914.
Attsee: = =.
| NAysP.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14
AEk:.A A>,a..sN.
EVEN SHUT OUT sVNrs RAYS
nysse6s q Pisso - Astsesa Laape
essM csas~a rhssseh Whssh
liOese csa~oe tsaoespHa.

=. H. MsllaAA and e. H. Cholnoley,
the authors Of '-ThroagA tAs; Heart
Of Africa" saw . phenonsnoa which.
although oomnoa On tie lake, Of
central Africa. seems sxtraordinary
saoagh.
The chief sag1aese. On coming
dovn lats to lunchooa, told % that
he had sssa = watsfspoat near BY.
Az ~ had finished oar neal, ws hur-
dsd up On deck to ct . gfimpes Of
It. We 0aw near the southern hori.
Doa . gfay. smoks-like column arising
from the ssrfAes os the lake. aaA 81.
pan1iag Into what locked hhs esoud
abovs Thinki1g tha& II nust - ths
saginssr's vet6s1Dssk. ~ aDsseoeAsl
CaDtn1A Gray anA Mr.. Aksao9. who
wsre also iatsa<ly observing II, a1a
ashs1 tAs0 II ~ .Voeos ~ h Cur
soajssGars.
'WsesrsDsst!" sasA ~ sk1pesr,
With q soi1A "Efieo."
"Fissr' ve repeated. aal tusnoA
to Mr.. Akslsy h the Ao0s e setting
ffoa hin . nseo iatsaiigibte sxDlaA-
aksoa.
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1Deor
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ssues ~ 49, e IL saa NJ . -
hr q s0ses.-YsaeAS Cs0oossoa.
~ . ess.se losa4i.e d sssiScsss
psstisa 4 city - sswse ssl water
nn@ ~ night fse . ssabse e sse
ta0sa. sall st tAis eefssa.
oI.KllWooD R1aIDKNCR
room Glenwood residence On one
of the best streets in the city. This
is close-in property and \ very desira
ble location. City water and electric
lights. Owner might trade for . ranch.
viii b glad to show this property is
you arc Interested.
A. ]. DICNBON.
Why Het soAserioo fer ~ Pest sew.
II yea want T. saia . peiss - -
Is>SA~-A
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14
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Oy LAURA kiakaaASs.

Aftas ~ ~ tssa ~ - DAnn>
UsaoA, - busaa1 hiD lselasu. - -
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14

Mise Allen, the Seniors have q full
day of vacation on Friday the goth.
Friday morning the Senior German
class surprised the students in the as
senbly With few German songs. They
aEs veAAesiag if the lower elxssne n
really enjoyed the singing, or if they
leaA sPplasss.
Jss Kilfsy has finally been "roped
in.r
Lneile asl Florence have diseovered 4
that "Aa0psfs are created by cleo
tRie eHsFea4A
Ase 1s4illAa vas absent the first
Of The wesk On account Of a severe
cold.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14
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~ nasey = tUles biaaaal II
esaesa0 IN thax G1ves - vsA = -
thAk receives.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14

II yoa have anything 70 sen, sdvsf
ti,4. Nsehjsg selIa itss&.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14

WsassEWsk.sy. ~ ~ = Ay.tae
~. HAses 0saWssA llol SIX
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14

II you have . house to relt sAves-
tiso.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14
- Al

I have for sale = ton of pure Def
anee wheat. Here is your chance 70
get some choice seed.
A. J. DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14
oINGW0oD RRsIpR1ecR

II yea want T. gaia . psis - IT,
1.eiess-Aavsetise.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14


60 now if I would plueksa rose =.
ia grasp i BY the stem.
I'd hold it 'tiGak
With all my night.
I'd crush the thorn and win the right
To wear it, or condemn.
Do not avoid the stinging thorns,
As I had tried to do;
For the web Of life
Is wove with strife
And joy and pain; 70 let be blith.
And take the thorns in too.
Kodakiug is the favorite sport Vt
sone Of the High School students these
fiAe aftsrsesns.
"Nst yet hxt sgaia," 10 <Ae senti-
Asat which go sssssa = ~ taird
srassssiy s.aas aqqssstA TAa.h -
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14

~ . sssase lssatisa b sssiAress
psstasa e city - sswse ssA water
nD4 ~ night Hse . saabse e see-
lA0ss. sall ss tA3s eefSee.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14

y. ~. White has returned IRON Las
special assignment by the county com
.issieners in the tally of cattle on the
ranches of the county or assistsn: 20
the ranchnea in counting .thsir cattle
He says the former ststenent of tn.
Post ss to the very cool manner iu
which he was beias received by the
r.nehne. was only applicable in . very
few instances. The balance Of the
rssehsrs just treated hin fine and in
nest instances west with hin or sert
man to help hin in the work He
aays he could not ask for better treat
ne,t thaa was generally accorded him
"a Divide, Mann and Garfisld creeks
and in the Carbondale country - be
says the great majority Of the fellows
in these localities are not averse to
paying taxes, but they like to be con
sidefed when the money is being spent
and they think they have been pretty
badly overlooked along that line in tho
past. They would like to see little
road work in their communities instead
of having it all concentrated in ona
spot while they are given nothing. II
is needless to say that Mr.. White 'a
former good opinion Of the ranehmen
Of Garfield county has not been At all
weskeaea BY his recent visit to then.
= So
l.. Aayss1iaiag b . 90 nsaasn 1Qe
iAe n Rsse = . ess1 asA@. -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
BELLAIRE WINS AN
INTERESTING GAME
The SCHoENs. OF meKEEs
ROCKS. PA, WAS THE .
BIG ATTRACTION
Pitchers Showed Excellent Control
and Forced the Bstters 10
Bite the Dust" Often.

The SChoens. Of McKees Rocks. and
the Bellaire Athletics fought through
a warm contest Sunday afternoon az
Beliaire and the Athletics futtered
away with "a close victory. winning
the contest by score OF 3 TO 2
The visitors began the battle and
~ clever streak won the first score.
In the FIRST frame Bellaire won an
oval Bellaire got of In the second
inning with \enamun ~ the bat and
later Was brought home by GILES.
The SchOeus won another tally In the
third. which was overbalanced BY Bel
laire scoring TWO In the same inning
A. this point q dispute arose over
decision 81 the umpire and for time
10 looked as n the umpire and the
second baseman for the visitors
would engage in battle The dispute
was adjusted and the game continued
TO the final frame without further in.
terruptiOn, neither team scoring
throughout the remaining innings
For timD lIfri.r Eruuu gave =
series 81 Wild pitches but got the will
. inFN out oi his system ana settles
down Co good work and gave clever
streak OF tvIrIIuE until th. final frame.
.sHr'e. for %" visitors, pitched good
ball Hrd was successful in getting out or
gu ugly place Boz the seventh iuuiUr.
l.''ItiT. had thrc, men ON bases WHEN
E'uu1rlf tapped the ball into rur into
90. fiuId,re hrud-. vIu threw DO home.
al bat and was sent fp the alley boz th.
Sam. fashion. lu fhe eighth inning tho
~Uhu'r7 E.' off hN lr'St attempting tp
faiI.d Co reach third aod turned back to
second and after racing up and down tine
IIur. was T4t out hy Wilson. The game
a.g sud 'tI.o- swat bringing tn w" mon.
Tho score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

" 10 that time the series had coma
Nashington's way, but the tide TUNED
with the forfeiture and the AthIotics
had the better Of ~. three games IN
Two. when the battling ended yester.
DAY. Each club. however. won and
lost the same number Of Games dur.
lnE the week. and their relative stand.
ing Is unchanged.
81. Louis Improved.
81 Louis picked up ground on both
clubs by winning FIVE games in eight
and advanced To second place. There
are experts who are beginning TO hp.
ure RCkeys men as pcnnant contend.
ers. The Athletics have not played
up TO form all season and recently
have let down in their hitting.
Topping the second division Tho
bostons are coming strong. with Toe
Wood pitching smoke ball" arain
with deadly effect.
Close behind are the Chicagos. wbo
won their seventh straight game mi.
day. The New Works and the Claye.
lands are still battling FOR last notch
occupancy with the Maps crawling A
little closer 10 the Chanccmcn during
the week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
ONE-SIDED GAME
Glen Lawn Team Defeats Duffy, ohio.
Team By Score Of 10 20 Con
test was Frost

In ono % the most onc-stdcd Eamer
thht has been registered iu the city for
some time. the Glen IaaUn team took The
agErvgation representing the town of
lI1fiN- o.. over, 10 90 4. In every posi-
ton the local boys uJtclasecd the indI-
AlduaI players or the opposing tcHn.
The same was PLAYED before r. fair sized
crowd "u the Tunnel Green grounds wee .
t"rd1F afternoon The DUFFY team was
able Geo CLEAN but three hits off Heather
iuEt0n and EdN ards. while Glen Lawn
had the nerve TO take % or Poryon
aud CHrulfuua.
Glen Lawn ia DESTROYS Of securing o.
game with any team ia tT. rify fgr 5,,.vt
sunday nth" Glen 7 avn grounds Trf4
gam. g7u bs arruuE-r bE calling Sac
iiurHI lna.-H. ur answering through this
paper.
The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
MANY CHANGES
IN BIG LEAGUES
DURING WEEK JUST CLOSED BUT
LEADERS ARE UNCHANGED.
Ty Cobb's Loss Puts Crimp in Tigers
Bitter Feeling Between Attn
letics and Senators.

NEW YORK. June IS - Notable
changes occurred among first diyis-
ion clubs OF both the major baseball
leagues during the week just closed
The shifts displaced neither OF the
TWO leaders however In fact both
New York I'm the National league and
Philadelphia ia the American improv-
cd their ranking while the clubs he
hind them We're wrestling for position.
When the percentages were com
piled after the weeks play had ended.
New York. Chicago. Pittsburgh were
the club names reading from the top
down
Cincinnati. starting on the down
ward track I'm the New York series
after keeping far up IN the race near
ly half the season. continued on the
toboggan after reaching home and Up
10 today had lost seven straight games
dropping 10 fourth Uace.
Chicago. winning six straight. rose
TO the position OF runner-up. which
the Reds had held. nassing both Pitts
rIrEh and 81. Louis the Cardinals be.
ing crowded out Of the first division.
When the Giants left home and
found themselves on Boston soil they
resumed their iu-and-out habits and
were abl" only 20 break even In six
game series
Comparatively comfortable as the
Giants present lead. they have no as
suranCe OF holding 10 unless they play
better than In the Boston series
Reds Help the Cubs
Tho recent squirt Of the Cubs seems
10 Dee due to the fact that they were
matched against the dropping Reds
- Louis shaded Philadelphia In the
week. work but the Cardinals appar-
entity will have 20 90 better 10 they are
20 keep ahead OF the Ou3kcrs and the
Brooklvns Both the last named Nlubs
are doing powerful execution with the
bat Boston advanced temporarily at
PrOoklyn's expense
Tho plummet-like drop OF Detroit.
the hard fought series Of games be
tween Washington and Philadelphia.
and the rise Of ST. Louis. were features
% the week iu the American LEAGUE
race. Ty Cobb put himself out Of
Tho gam" In unusual fashion a week
ago. and the moment he stepped from
the lineup the Tigers began their
slump. which went the length Of six
games before 30 was checked yester-
day
Considerable bitterness has been In
'octed into the rivalry Of the Athletics
and 'hc WashluEtons. as a result Of
tho forfeiture 81 q game by the for.
mcr club boz Philadelphia on Friday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
?. & {. G. TEAM
WINS ANOTHER
c A CO or 8ELI-ArzE DEFEATED
SUNDAY nj soohE or : 70 5
brHd Saith aad EAns Pf.chsd A, r.,
1870 Woa IN rsnth
iHninS ~ Tuo BinSie.

ID n close and exciting game q N.-.-
pave. ul the Iaftrr=ur sra.Ir..f-
le~t"rdaN. me Patterson arI PIN I.--..
tfaii ANNEXED fhs scalp 90 the .sra-r-
= Sc 70 E~llafrr The Earn. ~
tltther battle u@ts cen H smith III
alterHor ana Name 90 Hsunf-. Ice
We -fusr ou the long end ~ ~. -
-i-l'Ni Nr game Was HHr lr ~.
-'".l liNtNE w. nFr. after TAO Qua =
n'H ma HarraulrE 49,.
Smash fn deeg center Geld and .-.a...f
~ pave Nnfn Brad smith SINGLED
sra. H4' over snQrtstuu. score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
LONG SUSPENSION

PHILADELPHIA. Tune 7s-Msnsrcr
Griffin and Germany Schaafer ~ The
Washington American League team
were to-day notified bv President Kan
johnson that they had been Indefinitely
suspended for their port IN tho affair M
Sfib" Park Friday. which resulted in
'ho umpire fnrfoitiuE the game 10 Phila-
dffrhfa
During tho argument schaefer was or
drrod or the field by one % the UNI
uIrce
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
EXCITING GAME
Martins Ferry Team in New Trolley
League Wins First Game Prom
Yorkvills Club.

The Trolley league baseball season
opened In Martins Ferry yesterday art
sFnuon on the mill field. when the Ath-
ieucS q that city defeated the strong
hvFhNllIe team by "A score Of 20 = in
n fast tcn-inninE game Tho game Vas
witnessed hv "a large crowd and they
Wer well rcIaid for some very Interest
lur plays were pulled off 'Thompsop
started TO do tho pitching for the Ain
lctcs, but IN the eighth inning the Wis
lfof- FOUND him an easy victim and a
tofAl OF i've runs was scored In their
half OF the inning. Morgan was then
substituted and pitched good hall not
allowing a hit In the two innings he
pitched
kafchiha. who pitched for the visit
ors. played good game. but his team
mates mad" Four errors which were
responsible for their teams defeat Tbe
game was the finest 20 be seen In this
city Tor some time. each OF the
teams we're evenly matched
The following - tho score hy fnn,nga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
PLAY TWO GAMES
Bsnwood Team Play Game with HAL
soA and Another with Madison
White SoN-WCu and Lost

The Eonwood team PLAYED a doubt.
header ON the Hell Erounds yesterday
WIN the flack SuN pud Madison The.
hlhrk Soy defeated Eeuwood hv the
score OF 90 2 but Beuwooi won the
second. Co @ ErrorS on Ecnwood. %
part were responsible for the loss or
IN" ilrSt game The second gam. VAS
featured hy the all aorund piayinE uf
ooth teams. The on. feature of tH.
game was the pitching OF NcKitrick a.
l'" iLs nuI Two hli~ Ecnwuod secured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
RE:[|,S
WIN sorr GAMES OF a DOUBLE
HEADER FROM T-E Pr
RATES SUNDAY.
Pirates Played Loosely. Especially In
The First Game when They
Ought 20 Have Won.

CINCINNATI. June IS - Cincin-
natl won a double header from Pitts-
BURN today. the first BY a score Of
! TO s and the second By 1 20 O. In
the fret game Pittsburgh held Gin
cinnati TO 2 up 20 the ninth when
the locals by batting rally and
through the wildness OF the visitors
pitchers managed TO score i've runs
The second game was a battle Of
pitchers In which Schneider a recruit
pitcher. had the better OF the argu-
mont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas Ctty-Minneapolis. Kan
saS lily ttirst camel. Kansas city.
IL Minneapolis. 5 (Sccond camel.
AZ Observation-Disclosures 5.St Paul.
? (first game). Milwaukee, 4. St Paul
I tsccond camel.
At lndianapolis-Lou 3: India
napolis. tiirst Eamv1. Louisville.
lsecond game. innings,
At cveland-Clcvcland 3 Colum bu s.
: (nrst gamc). Second game. rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

ney. Bases on balls. OFF CoveI.slfo / .
orr bausa. 3. or Hiardiug. Q. or Nor
tom. .. struck out. iiy Covelcekic ..0rs
'il9s. p, OF Morton. 3. OF Bowman. J.
mpir's. Evans and Fgan.
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NEW YORK STATE

At -Ttica-Scranton rain.
~ Albany Albany. 8. III
mira. Z.
Al Troy-Troy o. Pinghamton. =
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White SOX.
WHY Two TEE-rEsIro oANrs rEon
THE BEOwn8 nj SMALL
8COREs
rsInnsrt Scored IN r.nth InnanS Of
ftrst oaEns on VIVA P1tch-stzxis
One Second Ganns. Y

CHICAGO. June gs-Cni-aFo w--
both games - a double header FROM ~
Louie today D. scores % % a and
- zach game went ten INNING
Win iemmftt on third hase iu the
tenth Inning % the first Eams Jane
made a Sid pitch and usmmitt scored
the whining run.
IN the second game. Chicago started
ninth tuuiuE batting rally and tied
We count They won out in the next
inning when collins singled wffh fna
o. reH fIIfaN errr.a.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Rocky Point. X. Toronto, }
Providence. q.
At Newark-(First game. 10 innings)
Newark. 3. Rochester. .. (Second camel
postponed rain
At Jersey City-(F First Rame). Jersey
City. 3; Montreal 2. Second camel .
Postponed. rain.
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Two-base hfts=Toary. Howard Crcs-
sin. Schalk. Weaver stolen bases
walker, Williams. Blackburn Rase on
nallS-off 'icottc. 3, oI Eaumgardner.
J. struck out-By Cicotte :. hy Well
man. 6; by Benz /. tmpires-Diueen
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TIGERS BUNCH HITS AND
WIN EASILY PROM MAPS

DETROIT. June 2s-Dstroit punched
-FOUR hits with three errors bv Cleveland
IN The tirst inning to-day and secured a
test. Score:
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-- Three base hits--E smith Miller
tNg-base hits-Sherwood. n smith
stolen bases-P A g. C. B. ~ ~
struck out-Hy smith. 3 ly E.,. =
mrirc-Ewing
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Two base hits: Good Doak. Butler.
MaEeo. J Miller Leach TH~.. has.
hits. Leach. stolen bases. Ifursit...
bolun. Magcc. Baes.a ON balls pfi
Cheney. 4, or poak. o.. struck out. I.,
cheney. 8. b. poak e. Impires. KLEIN
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

rest>rday's Results.
ST. Louis. g. Chicago. y.
--GhiCaEo. 4. 81 Louis. g.
-tiucinnafi. Z wits burEh. q
--cinclnnafi. .. FIftsburEh. q
Other clubs not srhe1ulcyf
.-First game. ..-seconds game.
To-d2y's oAmss.
philadelphia a. Boston.
brooklyn az New YORK
Cincinnati a. Chicago.
f1ttsburEh 81 81 Louis
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Madison


Madison .....--.- o o o %
hrnMood -......- 2 o q % % % Ia
Hlt by pitcher-Carmsu Two-base
h!tS-~ achcr. Freelau-- McKitrick phil
bln, IT Johns. Struck Out=By Eugal
D. by MCkitrick. 3. Base -, balls-Dff
Engal. 3. OFF McHitricS. .. Double plav
a larm'n 10 Gebhcrt 20 j. Carmen
tmpirc-NcuSsI