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were taken out in the McNamee livery
Miss Myra Taylor returned on Sat.
urday from visit with her brother
Rev. Walter Taylor. AZ BerEoiz. she r..
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs David Mills and family
attended the Chautauqua at Bethesda
last saturday. they also took with thcIu
MIS-. John Welty an old lady OF this
for 81 years. she says she found the
town much improved and built up con-
siderable since she had been there
Miss Blanche Broomhau went 20
with relatives.
Messrs. Everett and Howard stone
hraker, OF Centerville. and Charles and
chester Foster. Of Belmont. spent sat
urday and Sunday here with their friend
Mr.. Charles Fowler.
Miss Blanche Broomhan went TO som
erton on sunday TO stay two weeks with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. simon Devaui spent
Miss Lcota Hubbard returned on Mon
Gay from ten days visit with relatives
at Toronto and vicinity.
Several from here attended the funeral
Of Mr.. George Gillespie. on Monday. Mr.
Gillespie being member Of the Chris
tian church. most all Of the members
attended.
The club Girls. OF this vicinity Of
which Misses Bessie and Mary Lodge
olive Hays and Nancy Clark are mem
bers, attended the Chautauqua at Ep-
worth Park. last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Glover. OF ST.
Cla1rsville spetn Sunday here with Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Bonner.
Mrs. Ella Rottmeicr has returned
home after a few days visit with her
mother. al Quaker City.
Air. Wilbur Fisher and family OF
pittsburgh are here visiting his par
ents Mr. and Mrs samuel Fisher
Miss Leila Williamson attended the
club meeting Of the young ladies. which
met with Miss Nancy CLARK on Wednes-
DAY.
Airs. Lee Hays attended the reunion
or tho Lodge families which was held
a. Lisbon. Columbiana county on Thurs
day.
The Holly Rollers" a religion sect Of
people from Nens' are holding meetings
~ Pine Grove school house every ever-
lug 4 number from here have been at
tending and report them very Interest,"
ing
European countries are gaining On
the United States in the selling OF
wall pape rto Ecuador
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Mise Frances IfrGh viii leave f0f
ChIcaeo saturday via ffo penneyiva.
nia Co.. whore che viii resume hcr
duties aa eieuorraphrr Tor tho Marsh
and Nrleuua Insurance Company
Mr. Burre haa begun vor hin vs. W.
Thommasson. hardware store
MIss MarrUet sampson returned 90
Der home at Mt blanchard. Wcdnos.
daV morning
Mrs Mary Foster. Cora Neral
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EAST HIGHLAND

EAST RICHLAND. O.. Aug. 20. -
Mr.. Geo. y. Gillespie died At his
home south OF here on Saturday
evening. Aug 18th. 1914 at 3 p. m.
Death was due 20 Brights disease,
he has been a sufferer for over a year.
and willing hands done all they could
10 relieve his suiferlngs. but in vain.
the death angel came to relieve him
and take him home 20 live In a bet
ter world with Him where there is no
pain. he bore his suffering faithful
ly. and knew that the end was near
and expressed his wishes lie was
born az Pleasant Hill. Nov .. 1850.
he being SO years OF age. months
and 10 days On Aug 25th, 1874 ne
married Catharine Bennett Of Bus
inessburg. Ohio. 10 which union there
are three children. Mrs Ida Hughes
Of Newark. o.. Mrs. Myrtle Amber OF
Lamirs and Myers. fon At home.
In 1890 he united with the Christian
church a. Dover. o. and two years
later with the church a. East Rich
land by letter His pastor. Rev. Horn
had charge ~ the services. which
were held from the church az Rich
land on Monday AZ 2 r. m. with in
termcnt az Richland BcsidDs his
three children. his widow Is left 20
mourn his loss. lie was q lover OF
music. and loved 70 sing the good old
gospel hymns The music for his
services was furnished BY the East
RiChland Choir
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The SO. D. churches of smHhnoId.
Nov Alexandria and YORK viii hold
ihc annual union picnic boz KIthcarta
grove. to-day Music viii DO furnished
bt the Smitfneld band
Tho Presbyterian SUNDAY school
and friends viii hold their picnic tbIa
q M. at tho beautiful Grove boIonaIne
to Nr Thompson HIr eats. and "a
fine time are anticipated
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Mrs Halston. Mrs. Giesey. her ron
ana DAUGHTER. Harry and Nergie. left
Wednesday on the vest bound train
Tor Detroit Mich They plan 10 have
n Two weeks vacation and visit Ford's
automobile factory In addition 70
other points OF Interest
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ing. preaching by pastor: theme.
Neglected Duty" A cordial invita-
ton Is extended TO friends and stran-
gers, without 4 church home.
St Matthews Episcopal Church.
corner Chapline and Fifteenth street.
The Rev. John r. Matthews. minis
ter in charge. Services for the week
are as follows:
Eleventh Sunday after TrinIty-sun-
day Aug. e3rd. 1919.
500 a. m. Holy Communion;
s.l5 a. m. Sunday school:
10 80 a. m. MOrning Prayer, Litany
and Sermon
The contractors who have been AT
work for the past few weeks streng-
thening the roof OF the church have
completed their laBors and hereafter
until further notice all services will
be held In the Sunday school room
instead Of al the Scottish Rite Ca
thedral and the Rectory.
The Thomson Methodist Episconal
church. 26 South Broadway. on the
Island. W. G. HaTtinger. Minister.
$50 a. m. sunday school.
Preaching by the pastor al 10 30
a. M. and 7:45 .. m.
Everybody walconne
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SMlTHFIELD, OHIO
ProqressIve pomIno partu . an.....

progressive Domino Party a Success.
SMlIHFlELD. O. Ape 2l.-Miss
y, \. \. higgins delightfully entertain.
ed sixteen couples al her home last
tuesday, evening The diversion was
progressive Dominocs. followed BY ~.
cellent music by Miss Cole Eight
tables were used. The color scheme
Of pink and white was carried out
Three course refreshments Of delicious
eats were served.
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ID. J.. buchanan. superintendent OF
schools or smith Village. was elected
district superintendent % Wells and
smithicld townships az q salary OF
$500. There are ~ teachers in this
district 70 Is known az supervision
district number
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Tho local Fancy Work Club win
meet at Tho beautiful home OF Mr. Vs.
VI Ihomaaaon. of Rush Run avenue.
IS large attendance is anticipated and
fine time viii awaItaU
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cue. Mr. Vernon winters. leader. 7ss
SNshlhk service subject Of sermon:
pating a great ia. and services vii h.
interesting and no more than one hour
IN length. Wednesday evening ser
H si.,s OF prayer. Friday evening Boys
VS., 81 Matthew Lutheran church. Va
water street Benwoodi ". Va. Rev.
meetings during the week viii be
h-Ieyenth sunday after Trinity-s 50
a. NJ. sunday school and Bible class fo-
In the German Language Meeting ~
-. Matthews Lutheran brotherhood a.
Run. sunday, August S0th. Monday al
500 ,. M. sunday school teacher-'
meeting.
81. James Evangelical Lutheran
chapel Kim Grove. W. Va. Rev nj
s sl,, assistant pastor. The services
class. 400 a N. English pr pTsAs hing
wayman A. NJ p. church. Rev. W. o.
22:l.I.. Lawyer . j. Graham. ~ Jf.. 1s sa,,.
culture OF the Heart u lsrnGn. ci Iss
meeting. leaders C'hns Early. Hons
ton Davis. J. Harris. 720 .. m Allen
y. Mrs Margaret Harris PRECEDENT
Q 80 D. m. sermon The I.INIna christ =
at o. r. " mite VIII preach AZ each
service. DO not fan o. hear This eio-
quent divine. Strangers iu the city
and al citizens are always welcome 20
al OF the services.
So Matthew church. beginning next
sunday. August 23rd all serviccs "a 81
Matthew church will BE- held In the
sunday school room Instead OF me
scottish Rite Cathedral and the rectorv-
services Tor August 21rd. eleventh
sunday after Trinity are as follow.
\ 900 "a. m. Holy Communion. Sis IA M
sunday school. 1880 a. m morning
prayer. Lluuy and sermon The ron-
tractors who have been AT work
strengthening the roof ct the church
have completed their lahora and tbe
roof o. again IN good shape.
Simpson Memorial VI. p. Church.
Eoh and 18th streets Rev. John ".
Jackson. S.T.B. pastor 1O:45 a m.
preaching by the pastor. theme:
Prepare For Eternity" $50 p M,
Sunday school. n b Clemens. supt
T. A Jenries. assistant. 7.45 even
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Rev. Fisher. Of ST Clairsvilie. de-
livcred a sermon az the infrmarv last
Sunday afternoon
Messrs John and Fred Devaul enter.
tanned about sixty sounr folks az their
home here last Friday evening Quite
on enjoyable time was spent in games.
music. etc. The lawn was very pref.
tily decorated With Japanese lanterns.
and 90 reasonable hour dainty 90.
freshmcnts OF ice cream. cake and
bananas were served The Young folks
departed thanking the hosts Tor the
very enjoyable evening sncnf
Mr. and Mrs Charles bonner and
children. Of Akron. Who were hero on
visit with hle parents. Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Bonner returned on Wcdnoa.
day
Mrs bessie Van neuarn and hobv
or View BrunEwlck. are here on a visit
with her parcnte. Mr. and Mrs Dave
Fowler.
Misses Elizabeth Williams and
blanche Strawn returned TO their
homes at Conneilsv.ilo 10 Last SAT.
nrday. after two woke Welt here
Win VIZ and Nrs Hlher simpson
Miss Leila Williamson went. last
saturday to Martins Ferry to vIsr o.
low days with her brother. Mr. Parker
Williamson. and family
Nia Wilhamira sestrIrft who taa
Lrru here VISITING hr. friend WI.. Wu-
ar.I JOS ..r returned or rrIfHl fr her
home in Martins Ferry che wac accom-.
.IfI homo Ir Mfaa Mildred. who
VII Niaif Der until Turafnr
wv arH Mra flwra rrnonhHu and
NluEhfrr. Niaa Wanrre ana con rsuI
attended a reunion 90 fN. sd |rr.. f--.
lIF 40 sesaertuu 90 lzst SATURDAY. rhrv
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49, Christ Lutheran church pl.ss,,,
helF hts, Mozart hev. A. e. snyder'
pastor Services FOR eleventh Sundav
after Trinity sunday school al p =
p ~ chloI service 90 10 81 "a ri Iut-t-
r! league On Tuesday evening al efrht
clpCh. This will be- the rsqIl :
monthly business meeting and = $3.50
attendance b. desired N''N
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recently
your noe wasth very
best never delayed
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VI
Ths one 'rinsstv Jobs have
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It Is indeed pleasure o y0u" lett and
convey TO appreciation of your effo
Sincerely
COMPANY.
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European countries are gaining on
the United SNtes in the selling OF
wall pape rto Ecuador.
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North Street Methodist Fpiscopat
church, Firth and Market streets J6hn
~. Hess enthusiastically school $50
A. m. r. -. Wilson, saperfnterdsrt F.
worship go a. m. and 90 D. m So
mons by the pastor, Epworfh LEAGUE
,. % Y. m subject. Our Growing WORK
~ Europe. Alberta SteuEer. leader.
tuesday 20 . m. Junior league Mr.
". = wilson, leader. "wednesday Z 80
=. m prayer meeting. Friday faO p
pa. cnoir rehearsal. All are cordially IN
Nitcd 20 our services
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First Baptist church. Twsrf,b "a
ntyryn streets. 4. 2. BinlnstooL pastor
M school Qlb, morning worship
5-ao.s ~ ~ Npod mission Bible school
Lell pr ne parlQrs uf the church o~ a..
aie.nl moor The pastor viii presIT
u-glnlhE ana evening. NidweaF bee
service "wednesday ovenfns a. 80
elel ncetlnF on Thursday Afternoon a.
-.ey ~ all "nlCera and committee rhatr.
men u tho visitation disfrfcfa
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Id, ~ thghah Lutheran church r-
iAteenth street ~. q. DyaIurrr. rarf.r
~ .iFteenth street HeruIar Tf-t-.
.iP Inf eleventh sunday after .rrf--
Z" ~. etehlnf. sunday school af rn
nl IfhnrnrH are welcome o. aff ff.-.
meeting viii be- held Qgrfr..,..
.Af Atatst ~. FOR important IuaIral.
tnl en- the members ~ no rFu-.E ~.
urged t0 BE- present 'Ie
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Shrisuan church. McMechen. W. Va
- ". ruler, JTY minister-Hihls school
~ n m. Earl Freeman. superintendent.
preaching service N a. m. preaching
eersice p m Prayer meeting We'd
nesda(, ,. m. Teachers conferences
uret Thursday or each month Onirfaf
board meeting second Thursday OF earn
month. Strangers welcome
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Zane street ~. r. church. corner sew
enteenth and Jacob streets-Preachinr
az 10 clock By Rev. Cunningham. sum
Gay rchool az II o'clock. e.. Is Lennon
superintendent. preaching az 7.sB By
the pastor fun attendance h. de-
sired. Prayer meeting on Wednesdav
evening AZ o'clock. To all of these
serFices you are most cordially Invited
W ". Shultz. rastor.
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FIRST Church OF Christ. Scientist. A
=. u. W. auditorium, llis Chapline
street Services Sunday az II a. m
school AZ s:t5 a. m. Wednesday testi-
inonial meeting at p. m same ad-
oFess hcadinE room open daily, en-
cept sundays and holidays from 10 m
20 y m also on Saturday evenings
rom 70 O'Clock. The public b. In
slteN 70 visit our reading rooms No.
services
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ne flrst fresby terrain church. corner
Chaplins and Thirteenth sfreefs- VIM.
the organ o. being repaired there Nh
- no services On this church gabtsfb
~ - inc men Bible class taught ~
~. Stevenson and the women Elhle
clssa taught b. Mr. g.. g. smith U-flI
elFe every church member a chance 10
Ment N bihle study. The sunday school
Win frof Ewing as Hupertnfendenf
meets a. 3 30, where All are welcome
~ me Eighteenth street MonorfaI
ehtged the wonderful SUNDAY school
neets AZ ESQ .. M. AIR O. n Gee aurer-
lntendent The Tuesday evening fr,,l,
heetlnF. led ~ Mr.. kirk. always 'drau- :
"a large ntfeudaurr arFa r.s-li..- ~,
~. ~ enlnE service. led by Mr. John
McMaGtcr. viii be resumed on fhe o--t
sabbath IN september "
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81 Andrews church. Thirty-severth
and Eon streets. James l.. Fish rector
church morrow. the eleventh sunda !,
after Trinity. as follows: SUNDAY school
AZ $50 and morning prayer and ser
the evening.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-03

cessitated most careful study of the
men and their habits. 1t is hard to
figure on three more different pitchers
than Tyler. James and Rudolph; yet,
IN calculating the worth of outield-
ers we are figuring for this series only
and must value a man not on what
ne does in a regular cas- but or
what he is likely to do against the
Kind. OF pitching he will face.
In this case we have to study what
Murphy and Strunk will do against
Tyler-which, believe me. will We very
little If Tyler is right. Then we have
to boost Oldring's stock materially for
those games in which Tyler pitches
because the RUDE certainly can take
his wallups at that kind of pitching.
Nor wouldayttt surprise me to see
Boston's outhelders' reach first base
more often against the Athletic pitch
ing than the Athletic %outfelders will
reach it against the Boston pitchers.
1t Is rather a bold prediction but one
worth watching.
I have figured Mack's three reeu-
lars and two subs against Tyler, Ru-
dolph and James. and also (for one
game only against Davis. Hess,
Crutcher and Cochrehan. / have fig
ured each of the Boston men against
Plank. Bender, Shawkey, Pennock.
Bressler and Bush. figuring Of course
that Plank and Bender. especially
Pank, will carry three-fourths Of the
pitching burden Of. the coming series,
BY this composite figuring I have
reached the values Of the outfield as
compared with the value of the Ath-
letics.
The figures favor the Athletics in
both attack and in defense, but the
margin is not nearly as large as one
would. be led to expect. In fact, STALL
clever using Of his reserves, offset the
seeming advantage of the Athletics.
From the outfield dope one thing is
certain-Boston is not outclassed as
hopelessly a. a lot of the prophets
think . We will X take up the in
field and see how they compare there.
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indianapolis, Whitehouse and Rari-
den
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But-Boston has six men who play
ontf1eld. Take Devore for instance.
He pulls a lot Of bones, he runs well,
he throws we'll, but at times with poor
judgment, he hits certain kinds of
pitching hard, and goes to first with
much speed,
Take Gather. He is rather unfinish-
ed. Against some pitching he, is dead.
Against others he Is a whale. He is q
corking dangerous pinch hitter and he
can throw.
The strength Of center field is the
best OF Mann, Moran, Whitfield or De-
vore-depending upon conditions, and
who is pitching for the other side.
PICK, the strongest points. of each Of
eight Boston out1elders and compare
their best with the steady jobbers of
the Athletics. .w:r 80
The strength of Boston's outfield
then is their defensive strength Of
the three chosen for that day by Stall
lings-and' the strongest batting and
running trio against a certain style
Of pitching.
Connolly, of course. Is the leading
hitter of the Braves-about $40,
which average Is a boost above his
normal. because .S%tallings sen him to
play against the kind of pitching he
likes. The outield average Of hitting
IS CLOSE 70 gov. me Outneld roDaD
ly will be Connolly, Gilbert and Mo-
ran or Gather against Plank, with
Devore in against Bender and Whitfield
in against Bush or S%hawkey. =
Whitfield, who plays in1eld Or out
field, may be used. in fact must be
used in keeping the team bustling and
fighting, and for his base running.
Connolly is unfinished. but a s1ashing
hitter. Moran is one OF the most
timely batters in the country, a fellow
at his best in a pinch and likely to
break up a game with a long drive at
any time. 80 /:
Gather is a much improved bali
player this season under. StallinEs:
Mann is a magnificent fielder and hits
only fairly we'll.
There is another difficulty that ne
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Sports From Every Corner OF Sportdom
CONNIE Mack HAS
one BALL RECORD
He's the Only Manager who
Has Won Six Flags
Others Land Five.

BY winning his sixth championship
In the American league Connie Mack
breaks all records for all major cir
cults for all times. He has proved
himself. to be- the master of all base
ball tacticians since the birth Of or
ganized baseball. in 1876.
Moreover; all Of the tall tutors
league and the same city. Mack came
to Philadelphia in 1901 and since
then has won six pennants.
This gives the Athletics chief Of
.:taff the baseball supremacy of Amer
lea.
His Nearest Rivals. .
Adrian Arson, Charles Comiskey,
Frank Selee. Edward Hanlon and
John McGraw come nearest to Mack's
league pennants, but Comiskey and
Hanlon did not make their record in
he same city. :
Here is Mack's pennant record and
the five nearest to him:
Connie Mack. American league,
Philadelphia-1s02. 1905. 1910, 1911,
1913 and 1914. Total. six pennants.
New York-1so4. 1905. 1911, 1912
Baitimore-1se4. 1895 and 1896:
Brooklyn. 1899 and 1900. Total, five
pennants.
Frank Selee. National league. Bos-
ton-les1, 1892. 1893, 1897 and 1898,
Total, five pennants.
:Conaiskey's Record.
Charles Comiskey.. American asso-
ciation. st. Louis-1Ss5. 1886. 1887,
1898; American league. Chicago. 1900
American league was not regar ed
as a major leagu that Year,. Total,
hve remnants.
Adr'aa Arson. National league, Chi
sago: $50. 1881. 1852. 1885 and 1886.
Tott;.f e pennants.
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Park, Grant & corrigan Co, Dist, Grand Forks, N. D
JAKE DAUBERT IS
NATIONAL LEADER

Chicago, Oct. 3.-Jake Daubert is
the real leader Of the batters of the
National league. according to aver
ages published here today. for the
Brooklyn players average of 1871 was
made in 1913 games while the two bat
tiers ahead Of him. Erwin, Brooklyn.
with .34s, and Steele. Brooklyn, 1893.
have played in only twenty and TWEEN
naming three hundred hitters Of the
National are Becker. Philadelphia.
1927; Dalton, Brooklyn, .a24; Magee.
Philadelphia. .322: Stengel, Brooklyn,
.s16: Connolly. Boston. .315; Wheat,
Brooklyn, .313; Phelan, Chicago, .304;
Burns, New York. .3o2; Hagerman.
Chicago, 800; Cravath, Philadelphia.
has tied Safer, Chicago, in number Of
home runs with is. Burns, New
Leading pitchers, including those
having pitched Is games n ranked
according to wins and losses. are
James, Boston, 81 and s: Rudolph.
Boston, 80 and 8; Doak, st. Louis, 10
and Z.
The 800 battere of the American
league are Cobb, Detroit. 1858: Col
Inns, Philadelphia, .339: Jackson,
Cleveland, .33s; Speaker, Boston, 1886:
I1ODiiIAcI, bOSloH. go, SIaNloIu, 10
troit. .s21: Mc1nnis, Philadelphia.
.319; Baker. Philadelphia, .31s:
Fourier, Chicago. .31s: Cree. New
York, .312: c. Walker, st. Louis. sol:
Roth. Chicago. .301. Baker leads in
home runs with mir and Maisel,
New York, has most stolen bases. s..
Leading pitchers are Bender, Phila-
delphia. II and 3. Leonard. Boston,
10 and 5; Plank. Philadelphia, Is and
@, Co1ar-o11 Nor, vnrlr = oS.I Q
Steve Evans a taken the lead in
the Federal league. The Brooklyn
slugger has an average Of .s63. In
the first ten are Kauff, Indianapolis,
.355; Chase. Buffalo. 352: Yerkes.
Pittsburg, .352: Easterly. Kansas City.
1856: Shaw, Brooklyn. 1923; Ronsch,
Indianapolis. .326: Lennox. Pittsburg,
.325: Bradley. Pittsburg. .S17; j.
Walsh, Baltimore. .31s. Zwillins. Chi
Kauff in stolen bases with 81. Lead
ing pitchers are Ford. Buffalo. 20 and
8: Hendrix. Chicago, % and 10, and
Quinn. Baltimore, IS and IA.
Though Crossin. Louisville,
aged to hit .429 in eleven games.
Hinchman, Columbus, is the real bat
ter of the American association. with
1855. Then comes kirke. Cleveland.
$40; Killifer. Minneapolis. .344;
dianapolis. $40: Lake. Minneapolis.
.33s; Rath. Kansas City, .3s7: Glenn
ons, Louisville, 1888; Altizer, Mime
apolis. .331. The leading home run
getter is Felch, Milwaukee, sold to the
Chicago Americans, with 10. and
Compton, Kansas City, has most stol-
en- bases, So.
Leading pitchers in the association
are Northrop. Louisville, 26 and 10:
Gallia. Kansas City, rs and IL; How.
Xix, Milwaukee. "a and IA.