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Just Eye Comfort. Write for Book Of the Eye
81 mai Free. Murine Eye Remedy Co, Chicago.
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Makes the laundress happy-that's Red
white Clothes nus An sood g Dec Adv
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Both Imposed Upon.
Deserted Wife Ceiling grocer her
troubles)--And trusted him SO.
Grocer-Confound It'll So did l.
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That's Settled.

Bobbie (who has been sent over for
the fifth time to find out how Mrs.
Brown is)-All right, ma; she's dead.
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Rotation Of Tools.

Your garden will be late"
I'm afraid so; but you see the
Bradleys are still using Folsom's
spade and hoe."-Boston Transcript.
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And many gems of thought turn out
to be paste.
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Don't be misled. Ask for Red Cross
Ball Blue. Makes beautiful white clothes.
At all good grocers. Adv.
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W. N. u, DETROIT, NO. 2g-1s14.
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SARATOGA TURF NOTES.

SARATOGA, Aug. 20.--Jookey Burlingam
felt the hand OF discipline for his work on
Ten Point In the third race Instead OF get
ting the Jack Point gelding TO the front Bur-
lin game spent most of hts time interfering
with the others In the race. For rough
riding tactics he was set down for SIX days
and Els Jockeys badge taken away.
August Belmont was at the races on ny
Ing trip. His business was chiefly In con-
nection with the meeting to be held at Boil
mont Park beginning on Labor Day, He
did not have chance TO see horse run
with his coiors up. as Change, the only
man OF the Jockey Club said that ne had
no fenr that tho British military authorities
would interfere with his s200.0 900 stallion
Tracery. which is now In that country.
The poor performance OF Luke yesterday
led 20 the announce ment that the preference
would be given to Soiiy as the Futurity oan =
didate of johnson N. Camden.
j. X. Marquette who started Roland Par
dee in the steeplechase, acquired a much
better chaser after the race. Selling oondi-
tions preveiled and after Hands All Around
had won Marquette bid the smart fencer
up and purchased her for 81, 500.
Reybourn- which has run out in his lac,
two races, was kept in BY McTasgar, In the
way failed TO show any OF his speed, how.
ever. and finished next TO last
Andrew Miller's Roamer Ia not even en-.
tered in the Merchants and Citizens Han
dioap, the big event for Saturday Thi,
means that the crack three year old 4,
being reserved for the Huron Handicap mex
Tuesday and which IL confined to three,
year-olds Borrow 10 the top weight IN tn,
Merchants and Citizens
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SIXTH RACE.

Good start; won easily. spearhe.dA b. o, by
Aeronaut-Dartee; own ed BY Capt, Il. Il. Ca ssAtt:
trained by j. s. Heaey,
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

Cincinnati may prove breathing spot
for the tagging National League cham
pions McGraw had a profitable visit there
last time though Herzog returned the CONF
pliment with usury at the Polo Grounds
George Stallings says he Will call upon
collars the leaders Crutcher showed
mighty fine game few days ago. lie is
little fellow. not much bigger than WARRIOR,
but like Jack. Is possessed Of unlimited
nerve.
Out OF the rumble OF excitement ~ tho
closely punched first National League tp4f
sound tn. beating hoofs Of the Cubs Et..
perts concede ODAy of the hest
balanced teams in the league. His pitchers
poor pitching has been one OF tho chi't
Weaknesses Of the Chicasos.
The main hurdles for the Braves II" II
Ct Louis and Chicago These clubs Just nov
have the marked advantage of appearing
on their own lots Boston should beat
either out II Stallings IL ahead OF them
when he takes his team back home for me
finish.
Sometimes the Athletics come close 70
losing a game these days. and then CONT.
Mack dusts the cobwebs OF some Old timer
foe. Connie evidently Is trying to clnch me
nag as speedily as possible. so that Bender
and Plank. his world's series pitching stan
may rest properly for the grand occasion
Ray Caldwell Is rambling around Mash'
ington Heights like a lost soul. SO far No
has not got into communication with Frank
Chance. on the best Of authority II =
to emulate the prodigaL II will surpris-
few II Caldwell opposes one or two of ~.
Western teams In the ppresent home stani
of the New Yorks
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To-day's Schedule.
New York in Cincinnati
Brooklyn in a.. Louis.
Philadelphia In chicago.
Boston In Pittsburs.

CINCINNATI. Aug oo-rbe c;,an.a .,,,,
q, 81. -.
'o'' ''''" ''o' i''''s
AIM nan ohy 10 themselves 10 think
II over. The players are still strong in
the belief that they will win tn. pennant
in spite of their faimre 70 show pennan,
,o-,, %. ,arao nar. -, ~. .oa.,,,
,J- -
Ne'o''heNSS 'heg are aheaa anu ,h'hN
they Will stay there. Even IL they don't
they think they can regain first place.
They hay. e,rh, moro rarnes with tho
po.,or and ,.g.rd ,,o.. core,c,. n. n
Fooo place 70 MAKE UP 'os' GROUND 10
say nothing OF getting even Tor their re-
cent trimming by the Braves.
Al, of which may prove true, but there
In , .tirr road trim only one-ouarter ovsr.
and a ,rn which has M, h..,n h.vun In
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81. Louis II. tj....'i 00OooOo u
Bstteries-Bunalo. Moore and Blair; ST.
Louis, Davenport and simon.
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PAsKERT SAVES THE PHILLIES.
Cuts on Home Run and His Mates
Win In Ninth.

sr. LOUIS. Aug. 2o-St Louis lost a
thrilling to o game hero to-day to Phil
adelpha. Doak and lineup pitching good
ball and being accorded sensational sup
port. The winning run went over in the
ninth inning. Paskert singled 20 centre,
was sacrificed to second and scored when
Burns doubled.
A marvellous play way out in centre
by Dode Paskert saved the game for
Philadelphia In the second, preventing
two runs. With Wilson on first and one
out Cruise poled out n wallop which was
bound for the fence. Paskert put on
extra speed. took a leap and momentarily
halted the ball. lie Juggled the sphere,
which finally dropped to the ground. Will
son got only 10 third and Cruise to Sec
ond. Beck popped to Byrne and Wilson
was caught at the plate The score:
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ALLEN EXPLODES WITH
SCORE TIED; CUBS WIN
Reulbach Invincible After He
Goes In. but His Advent
Is Too Late.

CrucAoo, Aug. io.--Ailen exploited in
the fth inning to-day and Brooklyn was
beaten to 2 in the final game Of the
series with Chicago. The score was 2
and when Allen ascended. with one run
in. the bases damned and only one down
Reulbach went to his rescue and not only
got out OF that hole but held the locals
runless the remainder OF the journey.
Cheney wasn't deceptive except in the
vinches, when he always frightened UP.
The win to-day gave the Cuts three out
OF four In the final appearance OF the
Dodgers in Chicago. The sooro:
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GIANTS STILL THINK
THEY'LL BE ON TOP
Believe They Will Hold Lead,
and, II Not, That They
Can Regain It.
MATTY NOT FEELING WE'LL
Stomach Bothers Him, but He
Expects to Be Fit To-day
or Tomorrow.
MATTY NOT FEELING WE'LL

Botf, mo braves ana ths Cubs gained
ground on the idling Giant champions
yesterday. stalllngs's sensations downed
the Pirates. Chicago beat Brooklyn.
Philadelphia trimmed tho Cardinals.
knocking them a full game further from
the challengers and tightening the race
In tho National League to n more thrill
ing degree than anything else seen in
five years. The Phillies' victory tied them
with tho Dodgers and Psratee for NTH
place
Yesterdays nesuita
Boston. q: Pittsourg. g.
Philadelphia, / St. Louis, o.
Chicago, 3. Brooklyn, ..
Detailed Standing Of the Clubs.
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UNLUCKY SEVENTH Is
NEW YORKS' UNDOING
Maps Roll Up Six Runs In a
Bunch After Trailing
by z to 4.
JACKSON NOT SATISFIED
Insists on Epilogue in Form OF
Home Run to Centre In
Ninth Inning.

1,. New yorss tossed OF a ennrc 60
Cleveland Yesterday after having II sp-
parently safe. but did not materially dam
age their chances OF advancement rs both
the Browns and White Sox lost also. st.
Louis TO washington and Chicago to Bos-
Ton. The Athletics continued on their
wins,ng way by taking another game
from the Tigers.
Yesterdays Resuta
Cleveland II. New York. s..
Washington, 8. st. Louis,
Boston, 3: chicago.
Philadelphia. 3. Detroit. l.
Detailed Standing Of the Clubs.
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1. Two base hits-DeininSer, Thompson. Muir.
ply Buea Three base hit-Whiteman Home
baacs~Whitsman. Bues left on bases-Mon-
treal. I: Jersey CITY. 10. Double piayIrlynna,
Purteli and flynn. First base on bAas-on
out--By Dale. 3. by Thompson, ?; by brucn. !:
By williams 2; by Gilbert. !; wig D' ,spo,
And one.th,rd innings; of Bruck. In two and
two.hirds innings; OF Williams In one In.
ming Umpires -Hsrrison and Carpenter. Time
:. hours and IL minutea
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Rudolph. Three base Mts-Konetchy, Smith.
Mann. Sacrifice hits-whtted. smith Sac
rihcc hy-Gowdy. Stolen base-Connolly
Double plsy-McCrthy.- yio1 and Konetchy
O'foole, /; by Rudolph. q. LEFT on bases.
Pittsburs I, Boston, = First base on error
Boston. Hits-on Councilman, in two In
niEgs: OF o'Toolc, I in seven innings. Cm-
pires-Riger and Hart. Time-i hour and 70
minutes
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BRAVES BACK UP RUDOLPH.
Bat In victory After Pirates Tie
Game-score o to 2.

PrrTsBURo, Aug. 2o.-The Boston
Braves. with Rudolph pitching. defeated
the Pirates to-day by score of to ..
Councilman was found for single. a
double and triple in the second inning
and gave way to O'Toole. after which
the Pirates tisyi the SCORE In the fifth In
ming on two singles and two doubles
But O'Toole could not hold the Bostons
down, and In the eighth they won the
game by SCORING run on Rudolph's
double and Connoly's single and made
Il sure by getting two more In tho ninth
on Schmidts walk. u triple by Smith and
Collins's error. The score:
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HOMERS SCORE ALL RUNS.
but Two Men Are on Base at Time
Collins Makes His Mig HIT.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 20-Two honIs
runs. one by Mor!arty and the other by
Collins. accounted for all the runs In
to-days game. which the Athletics won
from Detroit by score OF TO /. Mort
arty hit his In the first inning. when mona
were on bases, Collins contributed his
in the third, when WyCkoff was on as a
result of Crawford's mum of his fly and
Murphy because OF a single. The score
DETROIT Ca La PHILA CA L.
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PROBABLE WINNERS OF
SARATOGA RACES TO-DAY.

Ffrst Race Ysdcpesp, Matsn
Louise Travers.
Second Race - Easter Star, Cl,R
Field, Syosset ID.
Third Rscc-Montpelier Stable .s.
try, Dismiss, Chanteuse.
Fourth Race-Birtglins. Airey, Piorai
Park.
Fifth Raee-Brave, Patton, Colby,
Sixth Race-Chivairy, Sanford sntry,
Hanson.
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TIP TOPS BEATEN AND TIED.
johnson Outpitches BIuejaclrct 1
Opener of Double Header.

KANSAS CITY, Aug 20.-The Tip Tops
closed their Anal invasion OF the West
to-day by dropping one game. to 4, and
tieing the second. 1 to /. in eight innings,
the game being called to allow Bradley's
men 10 catch train for Indianapolis
The locals won three out of four.
Chief BlueJacket had n reversal In MS
second battle OF the yea with Chief John
son in the opening contest. lie was as
sauted in the first inning and knocked
out In the second. The score:
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SHORE BEATS TWO TEAMS.
Red sox Make six ErrOrs Behind
Him, White sox Get Only Two Hits.

RosroN Aug 2O.--Ernie Shore held
the White Sox to two hits to-day while
Boston got TO Wolfgang for six. The six,
with four errors by the white hosed
felders. gave the locals victory by to
q Boston made six errors. Tho score !:
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SHANKS HITS IN WINNING RUN.
Two Out, Gandil on Second, Score
Tied when He Does II.

WARRINGTON. Aug 2o.--With two gone
in the final half OF the ninth inning. the
score tie and Gandil on second base,
Shanks raped a clean single to centre
sending over a Washington run which
beat the 81. Louis Browns to IN the
third game of the series here this after
noon. James, the visiting pitcher, was
batted hard IN the fourth. when Wash
ington scored a quartet OF runs. The
Browns tied the SCORE IN the eighth by
timely hitting. The score,
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Brooklyn;.............. % o -
Kansas City........... 2 r Z
Hits-On Blue!aGket, s in one and one third
innings. Two base hits-Gilmore. Evans Yves
ter2l Shaw. Three base hits-Shaw HOFFMAN.
kenworthy. stolen bases-Hofman. Chad
bourne Kruger Gilmore. 2. Sscrihcs hits
Kenw thy. Rrurrr. Sacrifice ny-Ch sdbourne
Double plays-Hofmnn and GaSnier: Holt, Hof-
man and Delahanty. Left on bases Kansas
City. s. Brooklyn, a. First base on errors
Kansas City. Struck out-By Blueiackst, /; by
Johnson q; by Houck /. First base on balls
on Houck, /. Hit by pitcncr-By johnson
Evans. Umpires-Shannon and Mccormick
Tme-l hour and IS minutes.
SECOND GAME
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skeeters in Fall HousecIeaninR.

Fall housekeeping has begun prema-
turely by the Jersey City club. Out
fielder Wright has been sold to Toronto
Second Baseman Lehr returned TO Buff
falo and First BasemaR Pfyl released
Internationally. Outflelder Eschen. for
merly with Buffalo, was returned to the
Skeeters yesterday.
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ROYALS END LOSING STREAK.
skeeters Are vehicle for Return of
Team 20 Whining Form.

Hard batting in the middle frames by
Montreal combined with eratio fielding
ON the part Of Jersey City resulted In an
easy victory for the Royals in tho open
Ing OF their final series in H. homo Of
the skeeters yesterday Afternoon. How
iey's men checking their long strins OF
defeats by . margin Of ID TO 0. The
score.
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To-day's Schedule.
Brooklyn IN indianapolis
Plttsburg In Kansas City.
Baltimore In St. Louie
Buffalo IN Chicago.
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Western Association.


Oklshoma City. 8; Tulsa. 8.
McAlester. 4; Fort Smith, q
Henrietta. 4: Muskogee. 3.
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Totals IS o II ~ 10 8
'Bat,ed for James IN the eighth inning.

Two out when winning run was scored
:Batted FOR Aver in the eighth inning
s. LOUIS .....".".-" ! -
WASHINGTON. o Is
FIRST base on error-St. Louis Left on
bascs-W sshlngton. II. ST. Louis, g. First base
on Dalls-Oh James. .: off Bsumgardner. >.
Hits-Of Ayers. Z IN eight innings: off James.
in seven innings struck out-By Ayers s:
b. johnson. 2; by James. 4: by Baums arinsr.
/ Home run-G. Williams Two baee hits
Mitchell shotton. Sacrifice hit-Gandil Stolen
bases-Gandil. g Henry. Hit by pitcher-By
James. l; by Baumsardner, l. Umptres ans
and Egan. Time hours and 20 minutes
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Houston, 6: Austin, 2,
San Antonio, 2 Fort Worth, !.
Waco. 10; Beaumont, ].
Dallas, 3; Galveston, l.
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Los Angeles, 4 Sacramento. 3. tFirrt
gameJ. Los Angeles. 3; sacramento. /,
Second game,
san Francisco, c: Venice, g.
Oakland, 2. Portland, l.
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Lewistown, .. Lawrence, | (hrst gams).
Lawrence, Q, Lewiston, o (second game).
Lowell. 2; Hayerhill. l,
Lynn, 5; Manchester, 3.
Portland. Z Worcester, Q.
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American Association.

cleveland, 4: Kansas City, o.
Louisville, &: st. Paul, 3.
indianapolis, II; Minneapolis. 4
Columbus Milwaukee (rain),
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ONLY THREE HORSES IN
GRAND CIRCUIT STAKE
Lassie McGregor Wins The Iron
City in Slow Time, Then
Has Fast Trial.

PrrTepuno, AuH. eo--Tne Grand c,r-
cult racing wus very ordinary TO-DAY
Tho bad way into which tho stakes hav,
got was SHOWN plainly when only nm.
horses, two Of them from Murphys ~a.
Bile. came OFT for the Iron City Stake OF
$4,000. After winning tho race IN slow
time Iassie Mcoreeor worked mils IN
2 :06. finishing the last half In :ol&,
Peter Stevens won his sixth oonsecu.,v.
rsce. defeating King Corsdhnan Tn.
victory Of Maynnck broke r. J. Maos.n.
ICES string of hard luck on the ornnd
Circuit oover1ns q pcriod OF two se~ons
The summaries:
a:os oiasA trottinsi pune. $1,000
Meymsck; b; m. by Arthur Wilkes
Lady Whips by Whips Ode Ry-
Brighton b. ;. 8. itix.iurphiyj,:.:..... !
yodse91girl b. m; scohl s.,........
TimeSiiiG. sia.. aics%.
Fort Pitt Stake $4,000: i.io oiasa poo.
the s Sfss,%Rcsi: %l,srson. 1 be
:. Allerton toarrison) .......:... -
h' tis f Kias eMcM z 81 ., At..n.
T TsIasis bs a S sSor jsnox,:.. ~
Peter 3. b. g.; CDe Ryder) go. tout
; Tim.@,iS,X. }as n W. s:Sl, i,s.x. Tout
Iron City Stake. $1,000; ais eiasa oct.
ting.
Lassie Moo1eso.. b. m. By Jay Mo-
GIesor-Miss Secrets. By Moouetts
r. lMSaDee pssai: ;. iMso.:;iilj,:
Sweet Alice, b. m. (McMahon)
Time--a:isx. i:1A. 3:1Bk
Free for all: pacing. purss, $500,
boeashSPhyilis Stamford. ~ s ,an.
ford tMurphy) ...,.,,.,.......,.
Longworth r.. Z: tshAferj ..........
Time-d;ofN. Stoa
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Left on bases-B Brooklyn 8; Chicago. 8, Two
base hits-Sweeney Getz. Sacrifice hits-Good
Allen. Leach. Cuishaw. Stolen bases
Schultz, Good Corr1den Ba@es on balls-Of
Allen, 4: OF Reulbach, :: of Cheney. . Struck
Out-By Allen. !; by Cheney. 9. Double play
Cheney, Corridor and Safer. Cmpires-Lincolt
and Byron. Time hour and 80 minutes.
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New York one in It's half of the seventh.
Morton got the side In order In the last
two Innings. The score:
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TeNas League.

Henderson, &; Paducah. 0,
Cairo. 8, OMenshoro. 2.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Neetcrdny,a Results

Yesterdays Results.
Kansas City. :; Brooklyn. 4 Chrst same,,
Brooklyn /: Kansas City. 1 (eight innings;
agreement; second camel.
St. Louis, l. Buffalo. (nre game).
Buffalo, 6; St Louis. (seoond game.
Chicago, 4; Baltimore. 0.
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New London. 4; Springfield, 8.
PIttsneld, 3. Hartford, 0.
New Haven, /; bridgeport, o.
Waterbury-New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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wuDNEss PROVES COSTLY.

Base ON Balls Forces In winning
Run for lndians.
NEWARK. Aug. so.-A base on balls
with the bags all occupied gave the
indians the game with Toronto hero to-
day, 4 to 3. The score:
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Good start won driving; Huguenot, b. O., by
Oddfe ow-Rochelle I'd; owned by j. N. Camden
trained by }. O. Keene.
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Two base hits-CruIse, Burns Sacrifice hits
Paskert, 2; s, Magee, q Martin Stolen base
burns Double play--Lober Byrns and =.
Msgee. Frs, base on balls-on Doak, s; on
lineup. /. Struck out-By Doah. 81 by lineup.
2. Left on bases 81. Louis. 3; Philadelphia,
ho,lrn and minutes
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Anderson. Left on bsses-Kansas City. 2;
brooklyn. Struck out-By Marion. I: by
stone s. Wild pltches-stonn. Hit by
pitcher-By Stone CDelahanty). Umpires-Mc
Corrnick and shannon. Time-i hour and 90
minutca
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterday Results.
Newark, 4; Toronto. g.
Montreal, IN; Jereey City. ,.
Providencs. 4: Rochester, 4.
Buffalo Baltimore postponed until eafur>
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Atlantic League.
AT PERTH AMBOY.

Atlantic League.
AT PERTH AMBOY.
P Psnth S MMSoy...... sSocdSS "a :
Battsries-Munos and Torres: echaefer
AT NEwBURoH.
RHE.
Middietown., . o-s IL
Nswtpirg .,,.. o o 0 o q 0-s
Battertes-Soull and Roth: Gallagher and
Holmes -
AT DANBURY.
r. II. z.
PougnNsepSie' SSsSidds-s laa !
Batteriee--schwab. Ritter and Lew,s
Hogan and Waite.
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Denver, IL; Omaha.
pes Moines, .; Topeka, D.
Sioux city !. Linsoln, 3. 90 inninsS.
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. TS,H.d . ioT joSuron IN ninth imans.

. rd Tor johnson In ninth inning.
Toronto, ooso o o-s
Newark ..............., x
stolen basee-Tooley Fisher and Wagner. Two
base hit-Mowe three base hit-E. thinner.
man Hts-on Wagner, 10 In soven and q
inning. Bases on balis-By smith. g.; by was'
ner, ,; by Johnson /. Struck ou'-By Smith.
pitched baii-By wagner. i wv. Zimmerman;
Wild pi,ch.-smith. Double ply-Pr,ese and
Jordan First base on errors-Newark. /; To
ron,o 1. len ON bases-Newark. 3: Toronto.
S Umpires- and Caulifower. Tfme-i
hour and B minutes.
A. Providence.
RHE
Rochester Il L)... oooeooioo-i
Providenoe II. LD.. 2i5ooo IS Is
MISUNDERSTANDING. Hughes, Manning
Mays and OnSlow.
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At Chicago.

Baltimore tr. L)...oooooooco-o 6 5
Chicago tF. LD...,,0 0l0e0 o. 0
Observation-Disclosures. Bailey and Jack
litsch; Chicago. Johnson and Wilson.
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BASEBALL TODAY, $3.50 p. NJ. N Y.
Americans ". Cleveland. Polo Grounds.
Adm. b0c,-Adv.
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Totals % ? 2.E Y z
sBatted for BERGER In the ninth inning,
tBatted for Wolfgang in tho ninth inning
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Southern League.
Atlanta, 8; Memphis. 2, Ten innings,
Nashville, 4: Chattanooga, 2,
Birmingham, 6: Montgomery, Z
New Orleans, l: Mobile, y
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North CnrOIinn LeaRue.


Greensboro. 8; Asheyille, !.
Whist on, salem. 10; Raleigh. ..
Charlotte. 6; Durham, 3.
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Now York State League.
AT ALBANY.
South Atlantic League

Charleston. 2, Augusta, ..
Savannah, q; Columbia. l.
Albany, g.; Macon. |.
Jacksonville c Columbus: rain
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Harrisburg. 3; Lancaster, !
Wilmington. Il Trenton, !.
Allentown. 4. Reading, ?,
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SECOND GAME

Buffalo IF. L)......soOIolooo % IL
ST. Louis IF. L.l....0 5000 90 Is .
Batteries-Bufral Anderson and Allen
ST. Louis, Keupper and Chapman.
The Lamar register., 1914-12-02

will cost you exactly 100000: no more.
no less. Thanking you. one and all.
for your kind attention. | bid you
pleasant good morning"
The mayor and the committee were
speechless with rage. surprise and
many other emotions too complicated
to assert Some vigorous denunciauon
might nevertheless have come from
some Of them If there had not appear
ed at that moment above the board
fence solemn face wearing yellow
Dundrearys foot long and a pair of
huge blue goggles Needless to say
that face belonged to Backie Daw.
and the mayor was so disconnected by
the sight that with parting pun Of
his cheeks. he turned and stalked rap
idly out of the store. followed by the
entire committee
They were not to escape so easily.
however for just at the corner o! the
alley the tireless detective. now wear
ing fawless Vandyke. met them with
three separate hists-
1--WE are on his trailr' he declared
He has sold his store and collected
the money. He leaves town tonight
on the 7:3O train. never to return!
He will take the glazed inlay patent
with him. Look And before their
very eyes he plucked of his Vandyke,
put 1t under his arm. handed them
telegram and replaced the beard.
though upside down.
The mayor opened the telegram and
read it with keen interest, then pass