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Evening journal., 1915-09-18
SECOND .BApT1s1 SERVICES.

In Second Baptist Church, Ninth ana
Franklin streets, tomorrow morning, the
Rev. Thomas p. Holloway, d. D.. will
preach on: Returning In the Power Of
the Spirit" In the evening the minis
ter's theme will be: "The Pervasiveness
of Cod. The Bible school will meet at
2.l5 O'Clock At the Senior Christian
Endeavor meeting at 645 o'clock, the
subject will be: ~, orld Ideals, and How
Foreign Missions viii Promote Them.
Miss Helen Collins viii lead On Mon.
day at 4 o'clock, an important meeting
of the Dorcas Social Society will be held.
At the mid-week meeting, Wednesday,
the minister will lead.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
EIGHT ARE POISONED
after EATING ICE cream

FEDERALsBURG. Nd. Sept. 1s.-
A serious ease of ptomaine poisoning
which made eight persons dangerous
ly i'll after eating ice cream occurred
yesterday at Friendship following
social at the home of Daniel Nichols
Mrs. Luther Nichols, her daughters.
Lulu and Hilda, and her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. tlvin c. HubbeTt, Mrs. Olin
Hubert, Mrs Daniel Nichols. her
daughter, Miss Hilda and son, Percy,
were afflicted
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
REVIvAI Ar FLsMFPF.

In Richardson Park Elsmere Church
tomorrow, the Epworth League devo-
tional service will be held from TO
7.45 O'Clock. There will be preaching by
the pastor at 1890 and 7.45 o'clock.
Sunday school will meet at - and the
class meeting at $50 o'clock. Prayer
meeting is held on Wednesday evening
and choir rehearsal on Friday evening.
Revival meetings ot Elsmere will be-
gin on Sunday. with preaching by the
Rev Charles c. Sullivan, of Richardson
Park, and the Rev CHARLES c. Harriss. Of
Claymont.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
MR. cARPENTER IN PULPIT.

In Brandywine NJ L. Church, Twenty
second and Market streets, the Rev. L.
F. Carpenter, pastor prayer and praise
service will be held at $50 tomorrow by
John Keen. At 1890 o'clock the pastor
will preach on "The Church's Greatest
Work. The Outlook" At 230 o'clock the
Sunday school win hold its regular ses-
sion and at $50 o'clock the Epworth
League devotional service will be under
the direction of Mrs. Margaret Plum
mer. At 7.30 o'clock the pastor will
again preach, his subject being "Ihe
Church's Greatest Work, The lnlook'"
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
MIR. MITCHELL AT NEWPORT.

The Rev. T. c. Smoot will preach in
the Newport NJ E. Church tomorrow
morning The Rev. ]. Harry Mitchell
will preach at the evening service.
Mr.. Mitchell was formerly pastor of
this church, and is here now on his
vacation. He went from here to Salt
Lake City. Utah, and from there to
Butte, Montana, where he is now
pastor.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
FIRsT METHODIST sERYcEs.

In First Methodist Protestant
Church, Seventh street below Walnut.
the Rev g. A. Robinson, pastor sun
day services win be as follows. class
meeting, $50 o'clock; preaching at
1890 o'clo * on the subject. What
We Hear and Do" Sunday school
2.15 o'clock, Christian Endeavor: 6.45
o'clock. in charge OF Miss Mary Ken
dah. preaching at 7.30 o'clock on the
subject, Sure Foundation"
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
ADVENTIST SERVICES.

In the First Seventh Day Adventist
Church. Howland and Clayton streets
the order of services is as follows.
Prayer meeting every Friday night
at 7.45 o'clock; Sabbath school every
Saturday at $50 o'clock: preaching or
other services at II o'clock; Young
Peoples meeting at o'clock. The
Rev L. Z. Froom is pastor.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
EAsTLAKE M. E. SERVICES.

In Eastlake NJ. f. Church. Thirtieth
and Tatnall streets. the Rev. w. w
Sharp. pastor, interesting subjects will
be considered Sunday morning and night
At 1880 O'Clock the sermon subject will
be. 1.-TWO Pictures. the Cody and the
Ungodlv, or the Tree and the Chat" Al
7.45 p. m. subject will be- "Ihe Great
Ships Wrecked at Ezion Geber" The
Sunday school will meet at o'clock and
the Christian Endeavor al Gas o'clock
A special song service viii be held al
7.30 o'clock
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
OLIvET CHURCH SERVICES.

Preaching services will be held in
Olivet Presbyterian Church. Fourth
and Broome streets. tomorrow at
1O.45 and 7.45 o'clock. The pastor,
the Rev. J. c. Lane, will occupy the
pulpit His theme in the morning
will be, Temptation, and in the
evening, Getting Right with Cod
The Sunday school will meet at 10
O'Clock and the Christian Endeavor
Society at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
MT CALVARY SERVICES.

The young men of the Mt. Calvary
Club, Charles Cooper, pastor. will resume
their mission for the season tomorrow
morning. This will be the seventeenth
season of the club From now until
Sunday. October 8. there will be only
one service. which viii be in the morning
at 1890 o'clock Mr.. Cooper will preach
on Sunday on the Return Home" and a
vested choir win sing A reception will
precede this service. The Sunday school
will be resumed on Sunday. October 3.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
SECOND NJ. P. SERVICES.

In Second Methodist Protestant
Church, Fifth avenue and Anchorage
street, services tomorrow will be in
charge of the Rev. James T. Moore. and
will be as follows; Morning sermon on
the subject: Give Great Things" even
ing sermon on the subject; a Fiery Or
deal" Sabbath school at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
rRusTFFs, sPECIAL pAY.

In St. PauPs Z. A. NJ. F. Church, East
Eleventh street, a special effort will be
made by the trustees tomorrow to ad-
vance the church work There will be
services at 1880. 1890, ?. and 7.30
o'clock. j. Primrose and l. Sykes will
lead the class. The Rev P. Archie Of
Wallingford, Pa, will preach at night.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
SUNDAY AT WESLEY.

In Wesley NJ. E. Church tomorrow
services will be as follows 1880
o'clock. preaching by the pastor on
the subject of "Pigmies or Giants; -
2 o'clock. Sunday school, 2. T. Gross,
superintendent Z o'clock, prayer and
praise meeting. led by William T.
Nickerson: 730. preaching by the
pastor on the subject The Ninth
Commandment. or the Theft Of Char
acter." There will be special service
by the choir.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
Is e. z. EXPERT.

Clarence Webb, Of No. 22O9 Market
street a member of First Presbyter-
ian Christian Endeavor Society. has
passed the examination for Christian
Endeavor expert. being one Of the
first. if not the first, in the Whining
ton Union to pass this test, making
100 per cent.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
in ONE PULPIT NINETEEN YEARS:

Boulders Union A. n T.. chapel,
Eighth and Locust streets tomorrow
will celebrate their pastors nine
teenth anniversary. The anniversary
will continue one week c. H. Boulden
is pastor
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
CIYDE -MFMORIAL SFRYICR.

Services at Calvary Clyde Memorial
Church, Hillcrest. on Sunday will be.
Sunday school. 215 o'clock; evening
prayer and sermon at 730 O'Clock
The Rev. William Homewood is in
charge.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18

The Wants assist in the sale OF real
~ and usable household goods 10 the
advantage of both parties TO the trans
action and. time and again. the most
profitable exchanges are made through
Ads in the Want Columns. ADV.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18

sb & 90 keep anyones property While they
tue oe when Andrew
ma poketbook? have lost think
mousse. yes said Andrew Il and dherei 1 is
on am so glad for could
NV
g has been lame for long time
Wen as the
this dollar finding money
His mother did not him
lady insisted and he kept
the movies try
womans money said Andrew his tucked him
that night
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
MIR. HOLMRAD at ON 9Wrnrs

The Rev. c. H. Holmead will be the
preacher in Old Swedes P. E. Church
tomorrow evening. The ether services
Of the day will be as usual.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
RESIGNS AS CT. SFCRFTARY.

Miss L. Virginia Dukes has resign
ed as secretary of the Wilmington c.
2. Union 10 leave the city to study to
become a deaconess.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
SLEEPYTI~I
The Lost POcketbOOk
81 VIRGINIA VAIE-

Once upon a time Andrew was
walking home one night in a great
hurry when he stubbed his toe
against something in the snow. He
picked it up and found it was a
pocketbook filled with money. An
drew didn't mean to be dishonest.
but when he saw his mother he
exclaimed: Look mother, see what
j have found Now we will have
lot of money to spend"
my dear boy said his moth
er, don't you know it is not ours
10 spend, and I am sure you don't
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DUMMIES SPLIT ANOTHER
RICHMOND lNTS DIVIDE UP
BARGAIN BILL WITH MOOSE
Pnlmero Yields Gniy Two UitS TN First
ClRsh-Climbcrs Hit Rail- Freri!
In second.

ROCHESTER,. y. Y, September 10
Richmond again to-day succeeded in
splitting y double bill with tho Ro-
chester Hustlers in their final appear
ance of the season here. Lefty Cot
treil pitched good enough ball TO win,
5 but he was unfortunate enough 10 he
pitted against the Rochester south
paw. Palmero. who held the Climbers
sa Two hSs nnG }se{ tw WfeG s sper GH
in the second game. winning IL by !?
to ?. Only nye men reached arst base
on Palmoro in the first game. and only
one go; as far rs second, twenty mine
men facing him all told Mullen sim
Eied in The nrSt .nd pICk ntkeWiSG IN N
Sweeney who walked in the sixth.
was the sole Climber 70 be stranded at
muffed by Clemens in the seventh after
one was out, but he was nipped trying
to make two bases on the error Pick
walked, bu; Bates iitcd 10 Iicz.
Rochcs,or's run was counted in tho
by Clemens and Holkc's single. There
after the Hustlors could no; hit with
men on bases.
The second same vas q ,wrlins duel
UP 20 the eighth inning. entering which
the score was TWO runs all. Clemens
got credit for two-b Dagger IN the first
inning when Bankston loafed or his
hit. Ptez heat on; q hunt putting
Clemens on third. whence he scored on
Eolke's sacrifice fly Passes 10 Pick
sion. Zjruu srman's Wild throw % the
plate. and au uaeld out. gave Rich
ntoud two runs and the lead III Tho
second inning. Rochester tied Il un
in the ,h!rd on pass 10 Clemens.
i!sz's sacrifice hunt. C'1cmeus's steal
% third and Ho,ko's single 20 center
tn Clemens Holkc combination fr
rred IN all Of Bochcst.r's run getting
for the day y sensational one-hand
stop by Bsa;ty. WIKI TWO on bases and
q many out ~ the seventh cut of "A
Richmond run II the seventh. TWO
were down before ,he Climbers made
acquaintance with The ri? column in
that hiC eighth inning, PICK struck
out. Bates singled and TOOK second on
C,5ueuss rrGN Of EankstouS fly.
Damn hit 20 Beatty. forcing Bates ut
third Then followed . double by
Schaufelc q single by NCIiale. and
cleanup triple by Arragou TO deep
left center. and four runs had h.CN
registered Twomhlv was tho third
out on a fly TO Clemens
y blcaChcrite called TO Clemens 20
rruft it. whcreupon tho Hustler center
fielder threw tho ball TO the blca chcrs.
II was taken out OF the game and
fined 500 by President Chaplin. OF the
Rochester club for his action. Clean
hitting gave Richmond three moro
runs in the ninth. Mullen. Pick ANA
Bates accounting for successive SIN
giles that filled tho bases. Two runs
scored OF inncld outs. and Schaufclc's
single showed "a third tally across the
plate. NCfinlc moved tn" Hustlors
down in order i'm the last three in
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DYKE KlEVESAHE ENGAGED
BY BeNEOlCTINE COLLEGE
High School and Spider star VIII he
Athletic Director mt Catholic
Institufian.

Dyke Klettsahl. former John Mar
shall and Richmond College star. has
accepted position as athletic director
Of EeneGictine College, nd will start
on his new duties with the opening Of
the school this week. Dyke has had
ample experience in athletics, and is
counted upon 10 turn on; some good
teams for the Catholics. He will have
his football squad on the field in the
next few days.
kl-vesahl was one OF the mainstays
OF the High School for several years
and Is we'll remembered for his SEN
sational work with the Spiders as half
back on the eleven OF 1918. His expe-
r!cnce under Coach Dobson. 1t is be-
l!cved. viii make him very successful
in his present position. He also enjoys
quite reputation as track athlete.
Eencdiotinc will start its football
season with practically new team. the
majority of its veterans having grad
uated II has some excellent material.
however. from the subs last year. and
some new men of promise Will enter
school when 1t opens The Catholics
hope to make a strong bid for honors
in the Prep School League
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TARHEELs CRAB THAT RAG
RAY RYAN WINS REMNANT
WITH ROCKY MOUNT BUNCH
fortsmouth Only Able to Win One Out
Oh rive Gnmcs-winncrs to Meet
Cnroitnn League Chnmps.

ROCKY MOUNT. n. c., September
lo'-Rocky Mount to-day cinched the
1918 Virginia League pennant by beat
ing portsmouth. to /. The Tarheels
won tour out of five games. allowing
the Truckers "A single clash, the one on
saturday II was the first pennant won
by Kay Ryan during his career as
Il manager. and 1t all came TO mass
when the locals showed four runners
across IN the opening session, with
inc ala OF i've connected hits. three for
extra sacks. This lead was held with
out difficulty.
Causcy. the premier pitcher OF tho
visitors, was sent against Leake n,
the Tarhecls. and while the local firing
artist was Keeping MS opponents we'll
within his grasp throughout Causcy
~avercd for minute. and before he
could stead yhimself and get to going
In tho opener. the Downhomers had
! snatchcd victory. Lcake's work from,
the mound for the Tarhcels while
standing out as the prominent feature
or the clash. was closely rival!ed by
III" work of Wrattcn at short who fire.
quently cut off hits. raced 20 most anv
point and nabbcd them. and pulled or
inc unexpected In such way AZ TO sew
eral times nip in the bud what was the
starting Of probable rally for tho
Truckers. Cucto. for the visitors COW
cred himself with glory In running robs
! OF hits in n great rapid Are, which was
playing OF the really sensational tyne
Starting on Thursday with three
games In Rocky Mount, the Tarheels
VIII lock- horns with Ashc<lle. the
Carolina League champions. for de-
cison for supremacy between the two
! leagues.
! President Move OF tho local club, n.
tho end OF the seventh inning WAC
presented with handhonlc travelling
/ bag ms n token OF esteem and ad!nira
ton with which he is held by the local
! bail players. The Battieboro Chamber
! OF Commerce likewise served notice of
! n barbecue in honor OF tho champions
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RED SOX INCREASE LEAD
BOSTON TAKES TWO GAMES
FROM CHICAGO AMERICANS
Washington Gets Enrty Lead and Heats
lntiinns-Ath1etics LoRc-Iussell
Pitches for Inuks.

BOSTON. September la.-The league
leading Red SoN improved their posi-
ton by winning both games of n
double header from Chicago. to / and
to |. to-day.
Boston was favored by effective
pitching. both Leonard and Shore hold
ing the ChicaGos 10 three hits in each
game.
In tho first contest. Scott. who is
usually successful against Boston. was
hit At critical moments. GARDENERS
triple and Lcwis's. hit scored a run for
the Red SoX in the fourth. and Barry's
scratch hit. Carrigans force out, on
which the former was retired: Wcaver's
error on l.eonard's rap and Hoblitzcrs
double added the winning run in tho
seventh. Chicago got TWO OF its three
hits in the eighth. when its only run
was scored.
The second game was stopped after
eight innings by darkness. Faber
lasted only one third OF an inning in
which Bostcn scored three runs. CT
cote. who succeeded him, held Boston
safe until the eighth. whom IA pass was
developed into a run: ChicaGo's lone
run came in the first inning. the result
OF two hits and Thomas's error on
Speakers throw to the plate. The
scores.
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Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause

have agreed that an infection OF the
Of s.
mpur
is notn s.
nd
adv
howthi the
tcraly
hethan at
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New York
u IL

Totals IS a'5o = 5 Totals....A % - Il ::
ran :o- Meyers In tenth
fNor" out IN eleventh.
-R1'ief for Noi!w!t: in eighth.
Stated FOR Dale in eighth.
score ny iFSicCs: r.
Now York ................o q q o 0 o-S
CtncLnnat. $50 % Q 10
Norkle. Tesreau, Groh HerEoE. Griffith
Leach Rodgers. Clarke. Two-bas hits
Mcrklr Rodgers. Mol!w!iz. W!nso. Meyers.
Three bias. h!;s-Rohertson, Leach Stolen
hase-HodCers Earned runs-Ncw York. {.
Cincinnati. :. Sacrifice hits-Doylc, Nill!fer
Double plav-WiHro 20 Croh. Left bases
Nav York. , cincinnati. - First base
on crrors-Ncw York. !; Cincinnati. . Bases
halls-nif Eerton =; off Schneider. /
Hl,s-of Tesrcau. . In innings: or Ben
ton. in innings tnonc out In elsvcnthl:
oi: Dale. r innings: OF Schre!der. { In
innings Ill, 10y r!tch.r-hy Dale |
,Fl"tcher): ~ Beuton. ! CKilife-). struck
ou;--hy Tesrcau. .; by Dale. 4. Tmpires
o .ray ard Quicie" Time. e'l..
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. 8; Pittsburgh thirteen
inninGs).
Boston, S; Chicago. T.
Cincinuati, 6; New York, 5 twelve in
nings)
Brooklyn, 6; ST. Louis, 3.
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REDS DEFEAT NEW YORK

. CINCINNATI. September l3.-Cincin-
natl won an eleven inning game to-day
from New York. i to >. Tcsrcau pitched
good ball for seven innings. the locals
being unable TO score. while the visitors
had scored three runs off Dale. In the
eighth Cincinnati got six hits after two
We're ont. scoring five runs. New York
tied the score in the ninth with three
hits off Schneider. who had replaced
Dale. Benton took Tcsreau's place. and
held The locals safe until the eleventh,
when he passed Rodgers Schneider
singled Killifer sacriticcd and Rodgers
scored tho winning run when Groh
singled. The score:
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RIG IlNIOND.
.nttcd for CottrcIl In ninth.

-Hnttcd for Cottrcll In ninth.
score by innings: II.
Rochester ....l u q o q II
RICHMOND 20 q o q u q u 90
Summary: T,vo-bnxc htt-ClcmcnS.
Sacrifice h,t-C ntIrcU. EascS on
bnlis-of Palmcro. =: Off Cottrcll. ..
Struck out-by Pulmcro, =; by Cot
trcll. 2 Umpircs. Hart ana IInudi-
Doe. Time. t:l3.
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Dobson looks fit as "A fiddle He has
been engaged III coaching work all
summer. being one OF the Instructors
at the Illinois University School for
Coaches While he had little opnor-
tunity TO look over the situation YES.
tcrday. he stated that from all he had
learned the prospects for a winning
team were bright
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Boston.

To'nIs.-...H . > Totn!s e ,, :?
Rated for Adams In seventh.
-Iat Tor NcLary in seventh.
iran for Archer In ninth.
tBatted for label IN ninth.
Score h. innings p.
Boston ................... -
Chicago .......-.........0 o.
summary: Runs-Snodgraas, Evers. Fitz.
patrick. Egan. Gowdy. Fisher. Pheian. SAFER.
Murray. Two base hit--Saier Earned runs
Boston, ; Chicago ; Sacrifice hits-Smith.
Ever. Compton. Double play-Fisher, En!-
ley and Sai"r i."ft on bases--ChicaEo. :.
BOSTON, :. F!rst base on errors-Roston. ..
chicago. :. Bases on halls--un Pierce 8
of Adams. ,; of Barnes. >: off Hughes. !:
~ label. ! Iiits-of Pierce. In 3 l.
Iurings of Adams in 2-3 innings off
Iab"l. in innings. off Barnes. In : =.
!nnir2s; of Hughes. In % innings. Hit
by pitchcr-by Adams tFitzpatric1D.
struck out-ty Pierce. .; ny Barnes. .. by
Adams. :. hy Hughes. ?. Wild pitch-Pierce.
Ti!nc .:nJ Cnp!res. Rirlcr and Eason.
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BRAVES TRIM CUBS
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. September l3-Saier's
grass. with two men on bases and two
out in the fourth inning, cost Chicago
to-daE's game with Boston. to 4.
Erar and Gowdy scored when the ball
rolled 10 the stand. Evcrs contributed
ono hand spear OF Texas Lacquer in
tho seventh inning with the bases hlicd
and saved the game for Boston. The
game was Il pitchers battle Barnes
did not allow q clean hit until the sew
cn,h. and he then was replaced by
iiurhcs The score:
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two doubles and a home run in four
times at bat The score;
IOuis pIiIodcInbin

Totals - /, ZIP ! Totals ;: --:s =:
'hoMArl OUT. HI hX hAi,.l INN
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GRAYS WIN TWO IN ROW

MONTREAL, QUE, September 10
Providence won both games Of to-day's
double header, and thus made q clean
sweep Of the series, and managed 10
hold first place safe for r1c -:me being
from tho Buffalo attack Tho scores
were TO > and II to :. Dan Howlcv
the Montreal manager, was fined $50
and Indefinitely suspended to-day for
chased by lmpirc Eckman from F.ri.
days and saturdays games. Scores:
FIRST GAME
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Grand ,rcu,t Races Postponed.

SYEACISL. = =, S"ptHmDcr ID
Rain caused postponcmcnt OF the
frtt neat or the Mcssina Springs am :.
teur gwncpsiakcE, for two-year-od
trottsrg. being raced Sunl och won this
neat by Il neck. with Reyelry cecond.
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NATIONALS WIN EASILY

WASHINGTON. September l3.-Three
runs scored in the first inning were
sufficient for Washington TO defeat
Cleveland to-day. 3 to .. The visitors
scored In the fifth and filed the bases
in the ninth. with only one out hut
Gallia replaced Boehling and ended
the volley after one run had crossed.
The score:
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New York.
Totais....s5 18Th Totals. -

Detroit ..................0 . o q o o..
New York .............o q q q q On
summary: Runs-Fi;t Crawford. Two
tase h!t5-|cach. BaumRn. stolen base
Witt Earned r1ins-Detroit . Sacr;ecc hits
Witt Pcckinpaugl. Double plays-Vitt
Dung and Barns. left on bases-Nev York
.; Detroit. u. Roses on Ia lls--on Fisher
5; off James, e. H,s-rn Fisher in in,
nirEs; of Russell in Fn;rr Hit By
pitcher-hy Fisher. Burns struck ou,
by Fisher p by Russell. !; by james
J. Cmpiros. Oineen and Nallin TIM. n
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SECOND GAME.
Totals SO =! - :" Totals -
'i.N'cd for Fullerton In ninth

Providence ..... . r q Iii
Nen''eal OH al
., .'""ar'; Runs,- liiN t>. shertcn -.
Ehta. ~, Tg'w!ler. Casey NcSaIlv t9,.
Eooacr SASH lreltn. Flynn, Madden t.l.
Si''Ha nnfeS- sa1nrton g.. Shorr. Tuiwllor
u tAF, l'".a-. Two base hi:s-Snortcn Gil.
Three tese !'ts -!r"!an. Alne!aa. Douil.
n.EN.E5sH - lr"lnu % Flynn SacriHc.
~, s. a."N' !Te.an, Fullerton, Cooper STRUCK
gHt.-it lA2r'. Q. NE Fullerton. ? bases On
t.s-,a 'oortr. :; Q" Fullerton {. Time
-'' Nmp.ros, Brown AND EcAnan
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SUPERBAS AGAIN VlCTORS

ST LOUIS, September 13.-Sallee
was driven from the box after yielding
runs in the third inning to-day. and
BROOKLYN won from st. Louis. TO 8.
I.an!inc replaced Sallce and held the
visitors TO two hits. Coombs was wild,
Issuing seven passes. but excellent sup
port by his teammates kept the locals
from overcoming tn. carly lead. The
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE.

60 other games scheduIed.)
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FIRST GAME.

Chicago ..............o q q j 81
Boston ..................o -.
summary: Runs-Schulk Gardner carri-
gan Two-hase hit--iiobNtzcl. Three nase
hit-Siardnc-. stolen bascs-E collins
Gardner. Sacrifice fly-J. Collins Sacrifice
hits-Wcaver. Car-igan. Double play
Weaver and }. Collins. Loft On Sases-Chi
cdSo. b; Boston. :. First base on error
Boston. ! Bases on halIs-o; scott. /: of
!icoie. !: on Leonard. I. Iii;s--on y. Scot,
in Innings: OFF Cicotte. 6 In ! inning
struck out.l'y :. Scott. :. hy Leonard !
Passed balls-Casrigau Schalk. Empires.
Hidebrand and u LouEhlin Tine !:S,