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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-09-16

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We solicit your patronage on the merits of our merchandise.
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-09-16

Messrs. Payne. Willie Speed and Harold
Nance left Saturday to enter an electrical
school in Pennsylvania.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-09-16

Miss Eliza Mabry went to Newberry OF
Saturday where she expects to teach this
year.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-09-16

Mr.. W. H. Lyon, OF. Anderson, spent sew,
eral days in town with relatives and
friends.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-30
Protokol re schuze okresnfch ko
misard jest ma STRANGE Z.

Dosti velky pocet lidu vzdor
~spatnemu pocasf Sc dostavil ma
pfednasku ' pondelf vecer We spoil
kove sfni, q zaiiste kazdJ neien 70
Sc pobavil. ale t6z poucil. Recnf-
ku k pomocl byly pohybliv6 obra-
zy. Test pfednasky byla methoda
jak Sc farmaff dnes a jak Sc farma
Flo pred tisfci Lefty.
Schnze maiiteln automobile Sc
Dude odbSvati v sfni Blazkove
pffstf sobotu odpoledne, 2 kvetna
We dve hodiny, "a pffcinou zyole-
nj delegatn, kteff by Sc ujednali
ohledn6 cest $ komisary v Tyndall
pfi schulz 5 kvetna. Maietnfci
kteff patti do 4 komisafsk6ho dist
riktu isou zvani by Sc dostayili.
Kazdemu byla poslana postkarta
v tom smyslu a ocekava Sc, ze nav
st9va Dude 1plna.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-30
Yelky CykIon.

Minuly ctvrtek yecer asi v osm
hodin pfihnal Sc ma mas maly cyk-
lon, aG jinak neval vftr, a nezli Sc
kdo nadal pfevalil velky kurnfk
jana Capa do dvora jeho souseda
Jos. Hefmana a postavil iej noho-
ma vzhIru (totiz ten kurnfk.) PAX
postayil ma hlayu ~"abtryt'' JOS.
Haly a s velkou zufivostf Sc vrh-
null ma velk6 hlediste ma mfcovem
hfisti a roztrhal iei ma hadry a roz
met do vzdalenosti az $50 stfevf-
CD. Do cesty Sc mu pax pfipletla
mala kolna Lewis Welfia, kterou
take vyzvedl a rozhazel pc prerii,
aG rizne yeci jenz SO v nj nalezaly
znstaly ma mist6 iako by Sc niceho
nepfihodilo. Skoda kterou zhoub
ny cyklon zpnsobil Sc pacf ma mil
lion dolarn. Jeste dobfe Re nesel
do m9sta a ohradil Sc Sc syou neBa
lou operacf ma South Tabor. Ida
Sc nam ze v tom South Taboru ma
il piece ien smalu.
Ma anglicke divadlo ienz uspofa
dali zdejsf ochotnfci Sc dostavil We
stfedu vecer obrovsky pocet lidu,
takze sin byla nabita do poslednf-
no mfsta. Nasi ochotnfci Sc sku-
teGne vyznamenali made vse oeeka-
vani, nebot velmi verne pfednesli
sv6 Glohy. Gprava ievists iakoz
j ochotnfki v rGznych karakterech
byla pfirozena coz dodavalo hfe
DOZEN skutecnosti. Doufame, ze
v budoucnosti titez ochotnfci opGt
n9co provedou. Pfiiem 2 diyadla
Sc upotfebf We prospech zdejsfho
kostela.
DIR. L. B. Bushman, specialista
nemocf of, usf, nosu q chftanu,
Dude v dfadovn9 DIR. Blfzka v g.
terry a v stfedu 5 6 kvetna. Tfz
Jest profesorem v Creighton kole-
j, v nemocnici sv. Josefa, v Oma-
re. Kdo by trpel temito nemoce-
mi dobfe udela kdyz Sc pfihlasf u
dr. Blfzka, (Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-30

Timto Sc ~oznamuje, Re die naff-
zenf stAtniho zdravotniho v5boru
Dude Sc konati prohlfdka mesta Ia
bora behem tfdne pocfnaie 10tym
kvetnem. Kazdg jest napomenut
by vyeistil do t6 DOLBY sv6 dvory
a maietek, jake zachody, a pod.
cd odpadku, hnoie, atd. Budfz
tez pamatovano, ze mouchy, ko-
mari, mysi a krysy pfecasto pre-
nasi nemoce a mali Sc co neivfce
hubit.
DIR. F. M. Blezek,
mfsto-pfed. zdravotniho v5boru
, pro okres Bon Homme.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-30
Oznarnenf.

Oznamuii timto vefejnosti ze
jsem osevfel sydi feznick5 z&vod
kde vzdy budu drzet ma sklade YES
kere druhy masa, sunek a iintch
v5robkG q kazd6ho poctive a sv6-
domits obsIouzfm. Platfm nei-
vyssf cenu "a kGze.
Josef Musil.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-30

Ma prodej 5 kohskg gasolinovS
stroj, drtic ma kornu S dv9ma de-
rami pila ma fezanf dffyf a kocar.
Use move lonsk6ho roku. Proda.
Sc lacino, X doptanf V Lakeport
store. Pficina prodeie Jest odste-
hovanf Sc do MontaDy. (Ady.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-30

Veice cd Barred Plymouth
Rock siepic ma prodej, Is "a 45c a
100 "a 1928. f. w. Kocourek,
4-30 (Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-30

Oznamujf v~efeinosti, ze jsem 81
poffdii stroj ma svafovanf litin,
alumina a jin5ch kovd. KIDD by
podobnou praci potfebovai isem
k jeho sluzbam. Will Mach. adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-30
DOMACl zPRAvY.

|E#.sE' F.H.tsaa 4..aH.h asE.EE .a.E EH#-"U .L..
Poslednf dest Sc vseobecne zam-
louval. Ami hospodyns co susily
pradlo.
81. Laura Piroutek ztravila me-
deli n&vstevou u sv5ch rodicd v
Ravinia.
Pr. j. j. Rez6ce a jeff dcsra Al
bfna byly naystevou v Yankton
minulou sobotu.
Mark Bodine sem pfijel z Tim
Der Lake v pondelf ma naystevu
ku sve matce.
Pf. Geo. Bronson z Yankton by
la naystevou u sve matky, pr. Val
thov6 ma zaGatku t5dne.
Ma Sternsoy& renGi u feky Mis-
souri, byl zabit delnfkem chfestys
sest stfevfcG dlouhS.
Pr. Jos. Bindra byla navstevou
u svSch rodicn, manzeln Thos.
HambergrovSch u Tyndall pies ne
deli. b.. r
Kingsburg Kodak, casopis ienz
.E Z.# e .. 40. -. 80.
vyfhazel nekolik mesfcu V Kings
burg pfestal vfchazeti, minulS tS-
den.
Ida Sc, ze nemoc humps Sc
odtud nechce hnouti. Nekolik oh
canu zdeisfch onemocnelo Y posled
nj dobe.
Jan Vitek SO vratil We ctvrtek z
Dante. Vftr prE tam nadelal
mnoho skody ma budovach minuly
Gtvrtek veGer.
Adolph Uherka a A. M. Rehu-
fek byli V Yankton We stfedu "a
pffcinou stavby noyeho kostela "a
padn9 cd m9sta. ',
Vaclav Mach st., SO havratil 2
nemocnice v Sioux City minulou
sobotu, kde byl lecen ma revma-
tism. Jeho stay Sc znacne zlepsil.
Vaclav Petffk a ieho rodina Sc
odstehoyali ma syoif farmu u Wag-
ner minuly p&tek. Zayod sVnj
jak Dude pamatoyano prodal j. A.
WagneroVi
Anton Koupal ienz farmafil u
.Tyndall koupil lot cd pf. FIR. Koz-
Ia v zapadni Gasti mesta q da 81
tam zhotovit p9knou residence q
pfistehuie SO S rodinou sem.
Nezli Sc date pojistit ma ziyot,
-
domluvte SO u Jana Kostela nebo
AL. Jezewskfho kteff pojistuif q
u. s. Annuity Life Ins. Go. ienz
zfskava denns cleny a ienz ie jed
ma z neilepsfch.
Rev. Milos.ay Filipi, spravce o.
sadly zapadn9 cd m6sta odjede v
patek ma delsi naystevu do stare
vlasti, kde Sc zdrzf nekolik mssi-
Gu. Pfeiem mu stastnou a pffjem
nou cestu tam i nazpet.
Velk& demonstrace s traktory,
jen& Sc odbJVals minulou sobotu
Sc dplne zdafila, nebot po6asf by
10 krasne. Velky pocet lidu Sc
dostavil a pohlfzel ma praci petit
traktorG.
Zylastnf vlak, kterS ziednali ry-
tifi Kolumboyi iel zkrze mesto 2
Platte do Yankton v nedeli rano.
N6kolik zdejsfch clenG onoho spoil
ku tez pfisedlo by podfleli ma slav
nosti jenz Sc v Yankton odb5yala.
81. Frantiska Hegrov& zemfela
v dterS minul5 t5den v nemocnici
" Yankton ma srdecnf vadu a tuber
kulosu. Pohfbena byla ma narod-
MIN hfbitovs u Tyndall ctyrtek.
Zesnula byla 10 roka stara a zane
chava zde otce til bratry a iednu
sestru.
Behem deste minulou nedeli ra.
no, udefil hrom do dratu telennfhc
a pax sjel do obydlf DIR. Blfzka q
stayeni chytIo. Ma znamenf ale
pfichatali hasici a chen uhasili.
Skoda ohn6m Size neni yelka, ale
yodou byla y9tsf skoda ma donna.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-30

Rezam ma pile Vseho druhu Diff
vi "a 81 tisfc. Ed. Olsen. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-30

Kondensovane podmaslf, dobr6
pro prasata q slepice. Zepteite Sc
tech ienS ho krmf. Ma prodej ma
il Welt Bros. (Ady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
CRESCENT NINE
TAKES CLOSE GAME
Amateurs Defeat Staten
Island Cricket Club
Through Rally.

When the Crescent Athletic Club
nine met the Staten Island Cricket and
Tennis Clubs team at Livingston, Stat
en- Island, yesterday afternoon the fast
fielding and hard hitting boys from
Bay Ridge were forced to extend them
selves 70 hold their place in the ANA
teur League.
The game was pitchers battle be-
tween Hap Smith and Tommy Doyle,
the former Curtis High School twirler.
Both did splendid work. Not a man
was walked and neither was found for
an extra base hit.
Doyle held the Crescent sluggers TO
four singles in the first seven innings
and one run, a gift through a tumble
hy Glazebrook and a strongarm throw
by Douglass. Then the Crescents
changed their plan of attack and scored
in both the eighth and ninth innings.
Smith was invincible after the fourth
inning. The Crickets were generally
weak in offensive work and were UNI
able to get man on the paths in the
last five innings, in which eight were
struck out.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
RNoLg
Johnny Verbout
an In and Out

That = little vacation from jersey
every now and then is reii-hed nv the
best Of men was demonstrated this
week at Buffalo by Johnny Nerbout,
the veteran pitcher Of the >keeters.
Johnny. in former years most re-
liable twirier. got away To bad start
with Jersey City this season. and was
unable to win. little more than
month ago Ruddy Hul,witt, manager
Of the >keeters. came to the conclu-
sion tina. Nerbout had run the end OF
his rops. and sold him to the Buffalo
Bison-. With Buffalo. too, Nerbout
was unable to win. and last week Bill
Clymer was about ready 10 send him
to n league Of lower standing. when
Ruddy Hulswitt. finding himself badly
in need of pitchers. re-purchased YER
bout to FIJI in every here and there.
Nerbout celebrated his return to the
Skeetcrs last sunday by shutting out
the Montreal Royals with two hits.
He kept up the good work Thursday
by holding the Buffalo team to hve
hits and winning by score OF to q.
Now Huswitt regards Nerbout his
most valuable pitching asset.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
Ex-Yankee Pitcher Meets
Rout After Rain Fails
to Come to His
Rescue.

The Tip Tops had Schulz bread to
feast on yesterday afternoon. and they
liked it. They garnered only five
loaves as against nine taken from the
Ward ovens at the expense of Ed
LATTE, but the five were grabbed in
bunch and counted for four meals at
the plate, whereas the Schulz brand
only made one square meal. In other
words. the score was TO in favor OF
the Washington Park nine.
Schulz once pitched for the Yankees.
He was regarded as very promising,
especially in hve-inning games He
showed the same promise yesterday. II
looked like rain at the close Of the
fifth inning. and had the drops come
down in sufficient numbers to drench
the gray uniform of Mr. Brennan, UNI
pre-in-chief. Schulz would have walked
away with the game by a 1-to-0 score
/ The rain failed Schulz. however. and
Lafitte kept getting filter as the eX-
Yankee weakened.
Considerable credit should be given
Grover Cleveland Land and Artie Hof-
man for the victory of the Tip Tops
ming of popping out Grover either
smacked the ball safely or walked 10
first. His example eventually had re-
suits. Hoffman, for his part, broke up
a batting bee Of the Buffaloes in the
second inning by a wonderful throw
from centre, which caught Mcdonald at
the plate.
Buffalo was the first 10 score. In
the third, with two men out, Agler
walked, and on Lafitte's poor throw TO
catch him off first went all the way TO
third. Smith then doubled and Agler
promenaded home.
The first Tip Top run, which came in
the sixth inning, caused an awful rum
pus. Grover Cleveland doubled as
starter, and LATTE made a savage hit
that was travelling at the rate of a
mile a minute between third and sec
ond, when the ball suddenly veered
from its path and shot off az an angle
TO centre. Land numbered across the
rubber. while the whole Buffalo team,
including Hal Chase, rushed for Mr.
Manassau. the field umpire. THAT ball
hit Land. and he's out" was the shout
in concert of the onraged Buffaloes.
Getting no satisfaction from Nanas-
seau, the irate nine. augmented by
Larry Schahy, the manager. charged
on Brennan behind the home plate
"Mr. Manassau is the judge Of that
play" was Brennan's alibi.
The Tip Tops got so busy in the sew
enth inning that this disputed run was
lost sight Of. Steve Evans walked and
Hoffman followed his lead Westerzil
in attempting TO sacrifice. forced Evans
at third. Holt then hit on line far
over the head Of lIanford, in centre,
the ball striking the fence in front Of
the centre field bleachers with re-
sounding thud. Hoffman naturally tai
lied and Westerzil reached third The
strategy Of Schulz next was evidenced
in the intentional passing of Land. IL
didn't work, for LATTE smashed n
single to right that brought Westerzil
! and Holt across.
In the ninth inning the visitors had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
RAIN SPOILS SHOOTING
Two Matches at Sea Grit Still
To Be Contested.

Sea Grit. \. j., Aug. 29.-Rain inter
fercd with to-day's rife matches. The
Spencer silhouette match was not start
ed. and the final stage of the marine
corps match is still TO he shot.
The marine corps won the Dryden
trophy, with a total e 1.102. The
scores Of other teams were: District
Of Columbia. 1904, second; New York,
1914. third: Massachusetts,. l,067,
fourth. New Jersey, 1862. fifth, and
l.. S. Infantry. 977, sixth.
Captain W. H. Richard, with a score
Of 98. led in the opening stage Of the
marine corps match. He won the all
corners expert match with perfect
score Of 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
HANDBAGS KEEP
STARS FROM FRONT
Scratch Men Have Little Chance
at Games in Jersey
CITY.

The members OF the Hudson Valley
Loyal Order OF Moose made a siege of
Jersey City yesterday when they held
their annual track and field games on
the grounds OF the Jersey City Base
ball Club on West Side av.
Liberal handicapping in the 1000
yard run deprived William r. Granger
and Abel K. Kiviat, of the lrish-A
lean Athletic Club, of any chance for
honors. The winner proved TO be Ed
die Barrow. Of the Young Mems He
brew Association, who leaped away
from the limit mark of 50 yards and
made good use of his allowance. He
was always IN the van, and won by
ten yards at the finish in the fast time
Of 2 minutes 10 is seconds.
The summary follows:
100}ari dash handicap final heau Won
by ID Adamsln. ST James Park 5i4 YARDS
~ satin. unattached q yards. second. y
u. Hart.gy. IT., Trinity, Baptist \. g. 70
sA0-yard run uugiccl-Won hy VI Toohev.
r. \. B. s.; a.. j. steele. unattached sec
"nd. W. \. Monogram. Knights OF st. An
tony, third. Time. 2.l3-s.
l0U-yard run handicapi-Won hy T. Bar
row. Young Mems Hebrew Association 80
YARDS: W T.. Granger. lrish-Americsn \ -.
scratch. second. a. r. kiyiat Irish Ameri-
can A. a.. tseratchi. third Time. o.l1..
Putting l2-pouud shot daudicapl- Won ~
@. J. Faust. unattached az feeu. with
actual put ~ - Il. y in: J. Goldenb-rg
Young Mems Hebrew Association he feeti.
with actual put = - q 10 in second. !.
Frank. Irish-Amerirau 4. g.. a. feet. with
actual uut ~ a. a. iu.. third
Tvo-mile run up,icel-Won hv W. Robin
son. ErnrNtte 4 t.t a. ". Johnson. Bronx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
SHELTERS FALL TWICE
Buffalo Wins a Brace o. Much
Needed Victories.
Il. r.L.srarn 10 ~ Tr-hune.l

Buffalo, Aug. 29.-The Jersey City
=.--.-
Skeeters were sent away tonight with
a double defeat tagged to their bat bag
The Skeeters gave the Bisons a lot
of worry in the first game. holding the
lead until the seventh, when the score
was tied. Buffalo secured a half dozen
in the eighth. which settled the arcu-
ment. The score was - TO Z. The
visitors drove Brandon from the box
early in the contest and made it warm
for Bader.
Owing TO the late hour the second
game was five innings, by agreement.
The Shelters tried 20 stall until the
umpires fined four Of them for drop
ping the ball and making wild throws.
Buffalo won by score OF to /.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30

ElSEADORE LEADS FLEET
Shows Way to Elf and Marga
ret on Shrewsbury River.

Rumson. y j.. Aug %. In the
closest race of the season sailed for
points on the August cup and cham
pionship az the Rumson Yacht Club
over the niue-milc course or the South
Shrewsbury here today Dr. II. $.
Uopghtons Elscadorc finished first,
William q. PoUs's Elf second and j.
Amery Haskcll's Margaret third. Bert
ram Bordcns Rumpus Was fourth. But
for fouling Haskclrs boat Al the home
stake samuel Kicker, Jr.s, craft would
have won.
The first four yachts 90 finish were
within a boats length apart as they
rounded the home stake. A brisk north
cast breeze was blowing throughout the
exciting race. Tho yachts Of Andrew
stout. b. Sandcrson and G. ID. Halsey
also started
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
M0NTCLAIR A. c. VICTOR
Defeats Commonwealth and
Wins Town Championship.

The undisputed baseball champion
ship of Montclair went TO the Athletic
Club yesterday, when it defeated the
Commonwealth Club. in their second
meeting of the season. on the latter's
grounds, by score of 5 to ,.
Eddie Meyers and Roy Alderman had
another pitching duel, with the first
named being strong at all times. Ack-
erman held the opposing batters in
check until the ninth. when a double
b. DidSon and two singles clinched the
game for Montclair.
The score by innings follows;
II. II. r.
Commonw ealth club. o 0 o OF OO00-s
Batteries Eddie Meyers and Cross; Roy
Alderman and Percy Ayres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
Honeymoon in
Diamond Dust

n any society. any place. at any
time ever offered n prize for wifely
devotion that reward should 20 to
Mrs. Steve O'Neil. wife of the Cieve-
land catcher.
O'Neil married Miss Nav Roland. the
belle Of Scranton, Penn, when the
Maps were in New York recently. and
for honeymoon he took his wife on
the trip with the Cleveland club over
the American League circuit, and Mrs.
O'Neil watches the Maps play every
. day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
Standing of Clubs
inAmateurLeagus
REDS DEFEAT QUAKERS
Ames's Two Dagger a Factor
in 6 to 3 Victory.

Cincinnati. Aug. %. Cincinnati Eo,
from Philadelphia to-day by ounsh..s
hits. The score was 6 % 2. NAY.
pitched good ball, except IN me ga
enth inning, when Cincinnati rs.
three hits, one of them a two-ossso,
by Ames, which were good Tor y"
runs. La
Oeschger was hit hard, three slns. -
of him. with a sacrifice hit and -.
rifce fly, being good for three -
Mollencsmp, a local amateur P'''
first base for Philadelphia.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
st. Louis FederalS
Nose Out Chicago

81. Louis. Aug 29.-ln the eighth
Nisse scored on a single to right by
Tobin and Flack's tumble and the St
Louis Fcderals defeated Chicago TO 0.
The score follows:
r. H. r.
81 louis ......0 5000 oOiN-i 3 /
chicago ........0 o 0 o 0 o % Q
batteries Davenport and simon; Prcnder-
CAST and Wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
Tip Tops Have Feast on
Bread of Heme Schulz

a fine chance 70 cause trouble. but
three pinch hitters, including Schahy'
fell by the wayslde in attempting TO
score Chase and Hanford. who had led
off with a single and double, respec,,
lively. The runners just stood and
watched the pinch men fan or hit
measly little flies to the inheld.
The victory of the Tip Tops gave
them the series. The struggle between
the two clubs will begin again on
Monday in Buffalo.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
Kansas City Winner
Over indianapolis

Kansas City, Aug. 29.-Two bases on
balls. an infield out and three hits, one
a triple by Kreuger, scored FIVE runs
for Kansas City in the sixth inning
and accomplished the defeat of Indi-
annapolis by a score of s to 3.
The score follows:
r. II. r.
Kansas City..l q 0 Ks . 0
indianapolis II o 0 0 0 0 % 0
Baueries-Packard and Easterly Mosely,
Whltchouse and Rariden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
To,a's...5455sI Totals...33Is?.120

'Rattod for Dovney IN the ninth inning
fEsttad Tor blair IN the ninth inning
fR4ued FOR Schulz IN tho ninth inning.
Two base hits-Smith. Land. Holt. Han
FORD Sacrifice hit-Chsse. Double plays -
Holt 10 Evans. Louden TO Downev 10 chase.
rfrst base on balls--OH LATTE. ?. or schulz,
T. Struck out Ry LATTE .. BY schulz. s.
In ON bases Brooklyn :. Buffalo. .. I'm
pires Brennan and Manassau.
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Tiger First Stacker Hurt.

George Burns. first baseman OF the
Tigers. is out of the game on account
o. badly bruised shoulder, whi.h
stopped fast curve pitched by young
Jimmy Shaw, Of Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
Jim Thorpe Signs with Movies

Jim Thorpe is the latest ball player
TO sign for a winter season in the
movies. Jim may be induced to give
his favorite act, Imitation of u man
entering d dining car"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30

Two base hifs-Ames. Becker in !
MAYER. q In innings. on o'scns' nsr'
inning sacrifice hits paskert. 1iv' S,oss
iels Sacridce -TWonibiN Nelloss n.aht
bases kellogg. Daniels. Honmif'- ,,,s.ll
nlavs Herrog 70 keilosg, Non ,N,syssl.
Groh 20 Kellogr Left on base. - a.,
phia. =. Cincinnati, q. flf't "
halls-On Mayer g. on Amer. ',s,-E
hy pltcher-By MAYER, l. Stfl'N vi
oi,ches Ry Ames I: by Oeschscr
pires-Risler and Hart Tlme-l''S'
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Two-ba-e hits-Press d RiIfeU Y UFt
Hartmann. Mcclure. stolen hase-N cJ.ft
Sacrifice hits-Hartmann. RsrnWel VIE
Left on bases EngIsWooi. S. -fr Res me-
5. First base on errors Eng wood. !. n
Regiment. 7. struck oIt-rr Press. y. y
Benson. 3. First base on tafe-OT Press.
or Benson. ? Ump.rs-Archer. Tine