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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-28
WALLAcK's SAD FAREWELL.
pathos Of the Great Actors Last Ep-
psaranes on the Stage.

Lester waIlaek lived long enough TO
see the fortune that he had worked so
faithfully To accumulate almost totally
obliterated- He lived long enough TO
learn bow n public can forget Its one
time idol: he lived long enough to feel
the pain of an illness that literally
forced him OF the stage
There were many. very many. sad
hours In the great actors last days.
and perhaps the saddest hour was the
night Of his great benefit nj the Metro
politan Opera House In New York.
where Booth and Barrett and Nodes.
ka and jefferson and Florence and
many members OF his one time com
pany. all old time friends and compan-
Ions. we're appearing TO raise fund for
the declining days OF the one time pub
lie Idol
They were all there that night. all the
great artists all society. all the great
public. every one. indeed. but the man
himself II was much like Hamlet
with the prince left out Loud calls
from the front Of the house came for
Wallack.
Where was hcf Up to that moment
be had not been thought OF. There was
q hurrying and scurrying, and messen-
gers were sent posthaste for the man
who sat alone In his home only few
blocks away. suffering from illness. for.
gotten and neglected. on the night he
should have been feted- At frst he re
fused to 60. but better counsels pre-
vailed. and when he appeared before
the curtain be received a welcome that
brought the tears to his eyes.
This, his last appearance before the
public. took place on May 81. 1883. He
died at Stamford the following Septem
ber.-Exchange.
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GouLDsBoRo.

Mrs. Roy Squirting and son Leon have
returned from Northeast Harbor.
Miss Ida Guptill and friend, from
Aliston, Mass, are visiting 1t Marcus
0uptilps.
Harvard Tracey, Of Watsrville, Is spend
Ing lev days with his parents, &. l..
Tracey and wife.
e Z. Tracey, wife and sons, from Fort
Lodge, Iowa, who have been visiting rels-
tives In bar Hsrbor, are 1t II. J. sovey's.
Mrs. Helen Mitchell and daughter Alice,
with Mrs. w. Il. Robinson, Of cbicsro'
are Visiting at the home Of Mrs. Edith
Hoyey.
Frank Atkins and wife, Of Lynn, Mas.
who are touring through Maine in their
automobile, called on Mrs. E. J. Mitchell
Saturday.
July Is. sprc
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EAST BLuEHILLs

4. c. Long has had his house wired for
electric lights.
Miss Henrietta Conary Ia home from
Lincoln for . few weeks.
Schooner seth Nyman, Capt. X. b.
Long, Is loading wood for Rockport.
Harry Wright, of Andover, Mass, has
joined his family here for short visit.
Mrs. Harry Doiber and daughter Grace
have returned to their home in Waithsm,
Mass.
]. F. Risley and sisters, Mary Louise
and Augusta, of New York, are here for
the summer.
Richard Boardman, OF Pisinfield. n. j.,
is spending few days~with his family at
their summer cottage.
About thirty went on boat ride to
Long Island Thursday night, where they
enjoyed . clam chowder, returning by
moonlight.
duly %. X.
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While many men Of science have
contended that the sensation Of hunger
has its seat In the stomach and that OF
thirst In the throat. the Italian valenti
holds the view that the seat Of both
sensations is situated In the gullet. He
found that cocaine injection in the
esophagus tthe channel from the mouth
to the stomachD resulted In immediate
suppression Of the sensations Of both
hunger and thirst
savages have long known that the
chewing OF coca leaves renders the
gullef insensitive and destroys any de
sire for food or drink. - New York
Tribune
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EAST SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Abbie Esta brook West and chill
dren ara visiting in town.
Mrs. Martha Hooper recently visited
George G. Patten and wife.
The ice-cream sale ut the church Thurs
day was . success, the demand exhausting
the supply Of cream.
Augustus z. sawyer and wife, OF Jack
sonyiiie, Fla, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. II. I. Thomson, ct Hillcrest.
Rev. h. H. Saunderson preached in
Union church Sunday morning. The
kindness Of the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Moyls,
is much appreciated in bringing Mr..
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Lorenzo Bragdon returned from
Northeast Harbor Saturday.
Mrs. Hannah Doyle is having q chimney
built and outside work done on her house
Miss Hildred Bunker left Monday for
Bar Harbor, where she has employment.
DR.. c. s. Underhill and wife have for
their guest Madam Sargent, Of Chester,
N. H., grandmother of the doctor.
The Methodist and Baptist Union Sun
day school picnic ct Handsome grove was
an enjoyable occasion, and the day beau
tiful.
July q. b.
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BAYSfDE.

Donald Mckay, wife and two child rem,
OF Newton, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Nc
Ksy's aunt, Mrs. W. n. Lord.
Mrs. Ella Phillips and two grandchildren
Myrtle and William Mo ser. OF Somerviile,
Mass, are with Mrs. Phillips sister, Mrs.
J. d. Remick, for the summer.
G. W. Gleason and family, of Roxbury,
Mass., left Shady Nook saturday. Mrs.
Gleason and family went to their home.
Mr.. Gleason goes to California to visit his
mother. who is quite i'll.
July 26. r.
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LIVE STOCK
HUSBANDRY
MANAGING THE BOAR.
Head Of the Herd Should Be Kept In
Fair Flesh, but Not Fat.

1t requires good Judgment to keep
boar In the bess possible condition.
Extremes are to be avoided. says Pro
fessor 4. +. Day. Ontario department
OF agriculture The overfat boar does
not make satisfactory sire, as rule,
and a half starved boar cannot trans
NIT vigor and substitution TO his pro-
gcny 10 the same degree that he would
II properly managed To get the best
results the boar should be in fair flesh
A reasonable amount Of fat ON his
bones will DO him no harm II he gets
sufficient exercise.
An exclusive meal ration Will not
give good results. especially II the ra-
ton Is made up Of corn. 1t Is true that
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Try cooking your breakfast bacon
on a pie tin In the oven This does
away with all smoke and burn grease
smell In the kitchen. and the bacon b
uniformly crisp. 1t may be cooked two
layen deep II you win turn It once
while cooking. One layer needs no
turning The fat from this u white
and can be used for all baking With
half the amount of butter II 10 good
even for cakes--washington Herald
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that they are harder. have greater
vitality, mature earlier and cost
less to fasien than any other breed.
The sows are gentle mothers and
are usually prolific. raising large
filters OF pigs which thrive well
on pasture The pigs are free from
disease. hnstling for themselves at
an early age The sow shown Is a
pure bred Mulefoot
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READ WHAT ONE
MOTHER WROTE


Mothers cannot always tell why
their children are fretty, feverish and
restless, but il worms are suspected
it is wise to find out ar once A small
dose of Il. F." Atwood's medicine
given at bedtime. and another in the
morning before the child eats any
breakfast. will show whether or not
worms are the cause of the trouble.
Read what one mother wrote:
Wateryile. Maine.
End the Il. F. Atwood's Medicine in
dispensable for jaundice, from which it re-
heves me. ! give II TO my two little ones
when frctty I find IL will chase their
troubles away and leave them laughing again.
Mns MELsoussE Axss,
x. r. d. No. IL.
Buy a 3sc bottle at your nearest
store, or write today for free sample.
FREE---0n receipt Of a yellow outside
Wrapper with your opinion OF the medicine.
we viii send one Of our Needle Books with
coed assortment Of high grade needles, useful
in every family.
~ r." MEDICINE co, Portland, NJ.
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EGYPT.

Miss Vivian Clarke left this week for
Cincinnati, o.. where she IL head nurse in
a children's hospital.
The guests at Tugwassateepee include
Misses A. H. Pybas, Josephine Bennett
and Mary Tetard, OF New York, Francis
Irving and Murry Wheeler, Of Mobile.
Ala, and j. Nelson, Of New York.
July 26. Z.
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what sort OF a billiard game do
you playT
We'll" he replied suspiciously. =
can usually hold my own with any
ordinary player. except the man who
hasn't had cue In his hands for three
ars"-Defroit Free Press.
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Starting : Ross.

Mr. Crabb-This newspaper wants to
know II rernorse can KIN mule Mrs.
Crabb- Well. John. dear. don't you 60
and be q martyr just to satisfy their
curiosity. Buffalo Express
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COUNTY NEWS
SOUTH BLuEaILL.

Mr.. Bowen, OF somervilie, Mass, spent
the weekend at Alec e-sggs'.
w. p. Eaton and family, OF Ellswo rt b,
are visiting his mother, Mrs. Sarah Eaton.
Rev. A. NJ. Macdonald, sescoast mission
airy, held services here Sunday afternoon
and evening.
w. G. Conary and family, OF Bucksport,
are visiting Mrs. Conary's mother, Mrs.
Sarah Eaton.
Mrs. w. j. johnson and little daughter
y Harriet spent the weekend with her par
ents at SeaviIle.
Mrs, Flosaie Hendrickson and daughter
Marie, OF Portland, are the guests of Hem
~ Hendrickson and wife.
July 10. C.
Mrs. William sullivan is visiting in
Stonington.
Mrs. E. b. Simpson and Miss Ruth are
visiting in Stonington-
Miss Minnie Pierce, OF North Sedgwick.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. B. Eaton.
Mrs Betsey Stanley, of Sedgwick, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Allen Henderson.
Ralph Bowden and wife, o. Boston, are
visiting his parents, Oscar Bowden and
wife.
Lincoln Sibiey, OF Somerviiie, Mass,
is spending few weeks at Alien Hender-
sons.
Master Eugene johnson, who has been
visiting bis grandparents at seaviile, is
home.
Miss Frances johnson entertained a
party OF Der little friends July 10, her
tenth birthday.
Ralph Mayo, OF Wei.asm, Mass, who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. NJ. H.
Henderson, has returned home.
Miss Anna King, OF Wellesley Hills,
Mass, and Miss Amy Ward, OF Waltham,
Mass, who have spent a few weeks at
Charles Henderson's, have returned home.
July IS. e.
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The merchant rho does not advertise -
q dsH season rsakes u move profitable Jo'
those vho do adrevfise.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-17


when Mrs. E. England, 9O2 Townsend
who accused him of attack, did not
appear in court.
John StukeI, COG Belden av., and
Benz White, 638 N. st. Louis av., arr
rested. Charged with stealing canned
goods from Reid, Murdoch & Co.
Otto DanieIson, 20, 27O9 Leland avn 4
dead. Street car fractured skull Il
After weeks effort still but 8 Jurors.
selected in Judge O'COnnor's court to
try alleged police grafters.
Victor CasteIIazzi, 100 N. Dearborn
asks police to search for Geo. Cob
ling, rOomer, who disappeared about
time S115 cash and jewelry did.
Twenty-three Montenegrins and
Serbs, witnesses in neutrality VIOLA
tons cases, released on own recog-;
nizance
North Shore Leader, Rogers park,
made first appearance today. Fred
Hunt editor. viii compete with.
North Shore News, published by
Harry Hunt, a brother. 81
Patrick Fergus, 161 Chester
bought bottle wine. Son Thomas, g.
got bottle. Dead.
Police interrupted merry party Of
men and women in bachelor apart.
ments, 4643 Maiden av. Men said
they had picked up girls in Green
Mill Gardens.
Louis LumIey, 10, E. Marquett rd.L
kicked in stomach by horse. Internal
injuries.
Council committee on harbors in;
vestigating feasibility of acquiring ri7T
parian rights along Lake Calumet.
E. n. Richardson, 10, coIoredT
drowned, foot 26th. =
Two men arrested in TouIon, ILL.,
confessed theft of J. H. Humphreys
auto, 6912 S. Park av. "a
Police probing story of Elizabeth
Thorbold, 342 Swan, who said she
was taken tn Dicuic and attacked
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4NLV w - VI ILL In ~
Sunrise, 4:28; sunset, 1928.
$1,000 bond of Chas. F. Mills,
charged with confidence game, for
feited when he did not appear in S.
Clark police court.
Man arrested for insulting women
in street car. Gave name J. A. VIII
son, Hyde Park hotel.
Second Regiment, |. N. c., $50 men,
leave for annual encampment, Camp
Dunno, Dixon, Ill, tonight.
Mrs. Edna SummerVille, %, 1116
S. Leavitt, bride of a few months, ar
rested Ogden, Utah, police say hus-
band stole valuables from aunt.
Martin Hess, $3.50 Fullerton, de-
tected two men stealing stained glass
from office. They fled.
DR.. w. S. Pickard appointed health
officer haywood, succeeding DR..
Mary Harper.
Geo. Baldwin, 10, 1888 Ardmore,
alleged to have attempted to pass
worthless check.
haywood will hold special election
Aug. Z to vote on special $26, 900 paw
ing assessment
John Ryberg and Louis Wenziel
found guilty of breaking into boxcar.
w. E. Thorne, 740O Harvard aV.,
appointed attorney to city treasurer
Salary $4,000.
Saloon license Greniewick & Yak
rzewski, 121O5 S. Halsted, and pool
room license, A. Taylor, 4014 S. State,
revoked. Gambling charged.
Will recount ballots cast in defeat
ing 81, 100000 bond for completion of
County hospital
o. L. Hopson taken into custody
for federal officials of Portland, Ore.
Charged with defrauding mails. Is
officer of U. S. Cashier Co.
Government closed case against
LioFrO Noooo oUoOod yTyrifor Of RIo olr
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fact that he was "A portsidc worker,
the Maag men started right off the
reel Allen. who had gone nurss for
some days, delivered blow. MaaS
sacrificed and Allen scored Uu Ed
mOnd error. In the third after Dcul-
son had secured pair, Allen poAcd
a double, stole third and was safe OIL
Maag's squeeze. grouuder Speer
then settled and held the local toil-
ers helpless until the sixth when %
two -bagger by Fenner, a X uglc hy Eu-
nick, doubles by Naylur and Dennis
and another hingle from Aliens bat
counted four and drove him to the
bench, Glenn taking up the bur.
den with the game on ice the ScuH-
tors rcmped through the remaining in.
uings OF the game and did not try io
cut on runs at the plate In the ninth
when the Invaders staged a near raj.
lN Content with thor lead, Muag and
his warriors played for the batter u
the last frame and retired three al
the first station after Denison ha,
scored two runs. making the fua
count 6-i
Ted Herbert or the Indian Llkcwsk
HliI do mound duty for the hum team
SATURDAY. while kinney another port
idcr lIhese outsiders still think th0'
ntt handlers can corral the Senators
.UuD VII probably try TO stop m,
, lrn Senators In the words ot IN,
famous Ring this is a crooshul Sc
| piUus' and some battle will be stuBc,
at Saratoga park both Saturday anI
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WheelerPd PdrkSunday

Mukovshys concert baud VIII hc
heard nt Wheeler park, Sunday Aug
Nth, from . To , p. m. Director Mako,
sky has prepared very plcnSing pro-.
gram.
The Maestro. Murch X. ". Boul
- Second Selection from Meudply
-ohus lLlrder Ohno Wortrl
Songs without words Arranged
hy rrpadlylle
% Among the Lilies Caprice.
...................E II Frey
'NauIne," Grand Fantasia. for
two Clnrinets ........E MnrSGl
Mpssra Emery and Mnkoysky
. Tin Ou My Way to Dublin
lIuy' .......... Stanley Murphy
IntermissiOn
u Norma. Overture ...N. BcllinI
+ shooting Stnr' Sernadc....
.... ................E f. II. Frey
s In the Land NJ Love with the
Song Birds"........F W. Kegn
q pilgrims Chorus" From Tam
hnuscr ..............R Wagner
10 20 La Carte" one Step. p.......
...... ...............A Hul2mam
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION
+ + + + !. = !. + :. : !. = = : =!
Standing OF tho TENNIS
Games To-day



One Mr. Deunls fine Irlshmnn and
s,erl,ro hurlcr stopped the charg
,,,,, n.,ts,,, h,,cb Fr,day md add.
-, o,,.,. a. mo ssnotors' W
49, ,oaII,,,, ,h. tn,odors saf,.
''"',,I .5 .tnro1 ,dy run
s,,,.,,,,. w., ~, bIr, n uus
"' Wv IN. a.. ron i.,1i,, vhp
h''"' t",'' ..''..',. w" ,,.ors. as ,ho,r
Su''oil''u '"' ~, ',,..,,'J mia
iHI"iN'r p,o"u '"'"'''u a. -,
~ IL WASH ! Sol"e 'oIl,'S S..or,,oJ
say lh"' '''S S"i''' i-"',,,n " ,Ia,,',oa
all the praise ana lahG u'Sll',ls s'l''.,'
cast hlS way Ihe senators nave sumo
MIRA basemah NJ IlSl
Inasmuch as FRIDAY was ''Ha' "uS
set aside hy the powers thhl pe we
FELT II our duty to call attention tirst
tU the Young man who draws the mem
hers ~ the fair sex In ever lncreas-
ug numbers on Tuesday and FRI
days However far he II from 80
humble person as ourselves to iuti-
mate that 10 him alone should be
given the laurelA Of Victory For
there were eight valiant soldiers on
Iur field all the time in addition to
the cunning Mr Euniok. and everyone
~ ihcm manned the guns Ike vet
eruus of many a campaign.
when Dennis had difficulty In ooat
my rhe plate In the first and walked
Merritt who was advanced by Mich
nI.ou's blnglr. the town boys Hteadied
Hike The rock NJ Gibraltar Fired hy
the clarion cry q Colonel Mag who
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ly got after Powers In impressive
phraseology
Young man. you may be a grand
Judge OF fruit, hut you're not on a
farm, this liz BAH gumc. During the
rest OF the game cnu the balls aud
strikes without any agricultural re-
marks from You, otherwise | will be
forced to request you tD bent IT,"
Powers had no further comment.
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BUFFALO, Aug i.- Buffalo won
the first game Of the series from
Pittsburgh Friday. Co o Schulz held
the visitors hltless Tor ght innings
TheiH only hit In the ninth was
made by pronnor. who drove "a two
bagger over first base Score. r. N r.
Buffalo .... 600 10 O2N-l 10 q
Pittsburgh - 900 600 600
Batteries Schulz and Allen. Knet
ger and tIUnnor
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rmlllcs MIn Trom rIntcs

PlT'rSBuRGU, Aug O. Pittsburgh
lost to Philadelphia Friday o to- In
the ninth the locals rallied and had
two runs IN and one needed 10 tie
when Mayer relieved Maree and
stopped further scoring Score.
ny innlugy RU =
Philadelphia col Ol3 OOO-b Il
Pittsburgh ... 600 OO2 OO2-t
Batteries Domarec. Mayer and Ku.
lfer, McQulmn. kantehner. Congel.
man and Schang
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Sherman SIN Winning

FORT SMITH, Ark Aug T.
sherman took the first OF the series
Friday by punching hits or Robert
son In the second and fourth innings
CorzLne lasted only oue-third inning,
the only out being sacrifice. The
fielding Of McCarty and Mnthcs and
Jansen's hitting featured The game
was snsppy and schultz debut AZ
manager injected more lie into the
locals play Score Il n h
Sherman .... 0iO 100 OOO-5 lJ I
Fl Smith co.. 100 600 600 1
Batteries Yuunkman, ,orzinr and
taedel, Robinson and Adams
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TRACK STARS CLASH
Worlds Fast 81 Sprintcrs and Mllcrs
VIII Race at Fair Today

NAN ITIANITSVU, AUX y SWCh
star sprintcrs us Howard Drew
Alvn Meyer, Robert Mcbride and jos
eph Luomis and IlurdIers az Fred
Kelley Fred Murray and r. simpson
were to try out SATURDAY, In the ANA
teur Athlete o Union championship AZ
the Panama Pacific exposition
Contests FOR distance runs lu which
the entrants include Norman Taber,
holder of the worlds record for o.
pace mile and Abel Niviut the New
YORK lrish-Amerlcan crack will also
be MNll
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Brn,cs Get Set nnck

CHICAGO, Aug L. Pierce shut out
Boston TO o, Friday In pitchers
duel with Rudolph. Chicago making
II two straight from the champions
only one Boston player reached third
base, Score. r IA h
Boston ...... 600 600 900 8 0
Chicago ..... OIL 600 OON--2 b o
Batteries Rudolph and Gowdy.
Pierce ana Archer.
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RrooklNn ElnnlIN WING

ST LOUIS. Aug e. BROOKLYN de-
feated ST. Louis to 2, here Friday
and moved ahead ~ Boston IN the
pennant race with two out In the
eighth Wheat doubled and Cutshaw
singled. scoring Wheat with the win
ming run Score r. n r.
brooklyn .,., 02O coo 0l0--3 10 I
81. Louis .... OlO OOi 0OO-2 9 o
Batteries Coomhs and Miller,
Doak and Snyder,
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NSTOR OFFERS CUP

NIO UUN NIsO u he I,INCn N NpCtW
'iors nt Shccpshcnd Ray
NEW YORK Aug z when the
Shccpshcnd Hay speedway op"ns on
oct 2. the Inaugural race win he
for % perpetual automobile trophy Of
fcred today hy Vincent Astor The
event To ho known ua the v nceut As
tor cup race. I'm addition 10 the tro-
phy the gnocdvuy management offer.
rd $50 600 I'm prizes Tor this event
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Miners ItHD TuIsn

TULSA, OK. Aug AFTER winning
the last three games on their road trip
from huskogee. the Producers could
not find him at critical times
Clements was unsteady aud slow In
fielding a. critical periods Score.
McAlester .... coo 300 2OO-5 8 /
Tulsa ....... 0lO 200 OOO-3 q /
Batteries johnson Jordan and
Fowler, Clements and Moore.
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SButted for Glenn I'm ninth
ANitan FOR Nicholson I'm mint
OklAllOnn CllN


Summary :" TWO-D1st hItS1 INmU-
bell, Harper. Allen, Frnner Nuylor
Dennis stolen bases. crrltl, Maag
Allen Eunick, sacrifice hits Brooks.
Maag bases ON balls. or speer 2.
Dennis O. struck out, by Speer 4.
Glenn 3. Dennis 6 hits M Speer 9,
In Q innings hlt by pitcher BY
Speer CKlng), double play Mag to
kilduff to Cameron, let on bases,
Denison 9. oklahoma city z Time,
one hour and flfty-flve minutes TIM
pire PUntIuA
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MUskOGEE. OK. Aug. L. Long
and Masters were both afforded poor
support Friday and Paris took the
opening game for the series by score
OF s TO 2 Masters relieved Long I'm
the first inning after two runs were
let In. Watson pitched good ball Wren
and Wilson two new outflelders. ap-
peared In the Met lineup Tacke ls
after more players TO brace mp his
crippled team. Score r n H.
laris ....... 4lO 600 1923 s 0
Muskogee .... GOO iOl 600 2
Batteries Watson and Felt. Long
Masters and Gearhart
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Giants Rush Stopped

CINCINNATI Aug L. Cincinnati
took the third game of the series from
New York Friday by q ninth inning
rally 3 Co clark singled 10 lefl
scoring Griffith who had doubled.
Score R n T.
New York ... 600 lOI 600 %
Cincinnati .. 002 00n OOl =g o q
Batteries pcrru and Dou.n. Tone,
and Wingo
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KALAMAzOO DRY
Rain Ceases and Rich Truttlng Stakes
VIII lie ItnCCs

KALAMAZOO. NJ ch. Aug o.
Clear skies finally smiled over Kaln-
mnzoo today fur the closing card ~
the grand circuit harness races The
paper mills stake OF $4,000 for 2.OS
trottcrs and three other events were
10 hr decided. The total amount NJ
me fNMr nuTaea was AlG-O00
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san Antonio 3, Waco
beaumont 4. Shreveport
Houston 2. Dallas z
Galveston 4 Ft Worth 3
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BEATS DENISON

Solid Swats and Good Twirling by
Dennis Takes First Game With
League Leaders sherman Winning
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Glenn Dameron Is also due. But
whether he will have more luck
against today's portslder than he had
against speer is an open mauer.
cameron and Ar have much the
snme opinion OF portside twitlers,