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Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1915-06-17
Southern Heights

Southern Heights is the very ap-
propriate name given that part Of
yashou Island included in tie upiands
of the south four or i've sections It
las only been a few years since tbis
whole district Was dense forest 70
day u takes its place among tie bet.
ter deyelaped sections of the island.
Dozens Of pretty liltie homes may be-
seen here Many berry fields md
orchards are prowiding good Crops
Poultry yards are numerous and IN
general Southern Heiahts mas fa ap-
peaEnce OF happy ccnien,ed md
prosperous community
It Is here the Sheffield Dohlia Farm
is located the portion Of TIE road now
under construction passing directly
through this aiuch-talked-of ger D.
terestine and at The proper season Of
she year most beautiful display ID
dahlias found tn the Northwest
During the summer Of 1914 he
roads in This vicinity received a con-
siderable deserved attention. menl
ed in this was a mile and a quarter ez-
tending south from what IS known as
Bittingers corner AZ this time, I'D
fact for The past two months a large
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1915-06-17
GIIispOrl news

Ms. s po0Ts0T and danrhfer Wrg
III Evans returned last week from
visit Ia Seattle Waite there ,hev
attended he sbripers ban and we're
CHESTS ID H. huebeop eivsn ~ tbo
Eady Elks
IA Derne VINO bas beeu IN bnsi.
ness 81 CALGARY u til nasi wear
arrived last week to iop Mira Deppe
ID tbeir summer home 81 Pfospeet
Heiglts
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1915-06-17
PORTAGE

injury Island s.ee tte hotel eas
ou'lt n this saioe year pf Nr 3 o.
sherman
Al various limes ne question Of
cutting cana' ilWoasb the marrow
istmus dividing the Writer'S here has
been discussed ana VINO knows hu'
the dag may Hoi pe .ar distant Whom
such an event VIM materlaliFel u
bncle sam would send Gel eoetaaiis
and hls Panama auihi pp aeIe mo-"
ihe lirt would Hy
u one should stop 70 count uP ihe
umhr 10y h5mcs sumomdins Poria~
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1915-06-17


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Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1915-06-17

crew of men ANA teams have been
busy completing another mile and a
qnafiW which will finish it through
10 tideTater opposite Point Defiance
Park, where a dock win be establish.
ed and which VIII furnish one OF the
best grades approaching tidewater to
be found on the island, tie average
grade being less than six per cent
Some OF these fine mornings we hope
TO be disturbed from our slumbers by
the whistle of the ferry. All this
ferry talk must develop into the real
thing and when it comes ii must land
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1915-06-17

Improvement and viii be OF inestim-
able benefit to every resident and
property owner on the Islands. Good
transportation is absolutely necessary
TO the progress of any country or com
munity and the establishment of a
ferry win insure from the start the
rapid and steady development of
Vashon and Maury Islands in every
branch of business. The King Coun-
ty Commissioners have our heartfelt
thanks for their efforts in endeavor-
ing to bring the island in closer touch
with the cities and also bringing in
its train more people, progress and
prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. p b Reyes, of Sc.
attic, were weekend guests of the
Misses Herman at their summer cot
tage.
Mrs c. c. Mann and son, of Seattle,
are at their summer home on Pros.
pect Heights.
j. b Young was over from Seattle
Sunday looking after his large prop
erty interests at this place
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1915-06-17

Guests at Hotel Ellisport for the
past week F. NJ Dickinson, Seattle;
Ross |. Farley Seattle; G. H. Collins,
Seattle; Hugo Carlson, Seattle; t. R.
Shima, Seattle; Frank \. Andrews,
Seattle; Ira o. Thompson. vashon:
Robert Bachs. Lake Chelan. Wash;
Minnie ]. Maloney, Seattle; Estella
NJ. sIayen, Seattle; Earnest B. Hus-
sey, Seattle; Anginette Parker, Sc
attic; Anna L. Young, Seattle.
Harry NJ. Lee spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. G. ]. Pyle.
Mr.. Sage sept Sunday in Seattle
visiting his mother.
Miss Minnie Toon, OF Hotel Knick-
erbocker Seattle is spending a month
at Hotel Ellisport
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
MAY USE BARKER At FULL
HEFTY VIRGINIA LINESMAN
WILL TRY FOR BACKFIELD
Fifty-fvc Candidates in Uniform. md
Century Mark Mny BE Reached.
Nu Scrimmncc This Week.

CTINDr 0TTrSETTT y VA cnnfcr, hnr
49,,
4''--N I'm hitF-'!Ne men III UNIFORM TO-
day, Trainer Lanrigan predicted that
n, ,c<- Nionday vhan COLLEGE, forpo,,v
-. ~
opens 'Ht!" Woui!uoc az !SaSI wv can
IIleajeS LOT Nirsih!a iootha'I team on
Lambeth Field, provided the uniforms
90 ;.ol gre on
Lose "psctE 'rs OF the squad to-uAE
stat" Ih1i the oHl!ook ioE winning
ttAI. HaH never "cIorc !ooktH SO
h!!Eht ~ ms trnc OF thc year. some
.! ,rC new hat"flai Is very promisihE'
ana mere Is %NcrE ihGicauoh mat one
or more Mem"erS OF last years squad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
NEXT HORSE SHOW TO BE
GREATEST OF THIS YEAR
With No International Exhibitions
Madison Squire VIII Tnke Lend,
md SIny Keep 1t.

NEW YORK. September 15.-With
the opening OF the National Horse
show at Madison Square Garden not
less than seven weeks away. prcpara-
tons arc going forward at rand
rate for what will once more be the
largest exhibition OF It's kind held
anywhere IN the world. Since 1907
London's International Horse Show
lasting two weeks each year, with
prizes aggrcgat!ng $4,000. has rather
outrankeh New iork's famous cXhi-
bition Of Noises. and society, hut the
war in Europe having temporarily put
stop TO the show at the Olympia the
one at the garden is coming back TO
its old place, rs the greatest of horse
shows. To avoid clash with the
opening Of the Metropolitan opera sea-
son, the Horse Show Will be held one
week earlier than usual this year. the
dates being November 6-l2. Opening
or Saturday. the exhibition Will con-
;inUe through tho following week UNI
til Friday. closing in time 10 give the
college football games n clear field on
Saturday.
BY separating the two distinct types
OF saddle horscs--docked and unlock
cd-the association has practically
doubled the number OF classes for rid
ing horses, and materially increased
the whole number OF competitions in
this years show. There is likely 10 he
further increase when final action is
taken by tho board of directors this
week in revising the prize list. breed
crs and exhibitors Of harness ponies
having made an urgent request for
more classes for their miniature high
steppers. There has been n remark
able increase in the number of fine
harness ponies at all the leading Amer
lean horse shows in the last few years.
and tho movement is still making such
u r. ri "a i,
T. the East has this year added more
classes TO its program. Prize lists for
tn garden show Will he out next
week.
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UMPIRE AND PLAYER SCRAP
BYRON STEPS OUT TO MIX
WITH SMITH AFTER WORDS
Boston loses to Cubs. and Pirates Drag
Phtiifcs Down to Dcfent I'm
FHst Game.

CHICAGO. September IA fist
nsht between Umpire Byron and Red"
'ravcs. marked the final game of tho
year between Chicago and Boston to-
daS. Chicago won the contest. to 0.
At the conclusion OF the game. Smith
rushed up TO Umpire Byron and tho
arbiter walked to meet him. Both eX-
chnnSed words. and Byron lodged
gathered about the two and made a
iungc at Smith. lie apparently made
Two swings at him and was rushing
his man when Big Bill James. tho Bos-
umpire and lifted him to one side.
Smith came back with his arms
swinging wildly. and Umpire Ortiz at
tempted to stop him. Smith was in
furiated and seemed about TO hit Orth,
when his teammates stepped into tho
fray and escorted Smith to the club
drcssinE-room. Several hundred of tho
rams who witnessed the clash chcercd
Byron.
Umpire Byron refused TO comment on
the battle. merely stating that he would
make his report to the president OF the
ieaSue However. several OF those who
smith was riding" Byron because of
MS decisions on balls and strikes and
That the two had engaged in strong
personalities before coming together.
News OF President Tencr's decision on
the arbitcr's report is eagerly awaited
about baseball headquarters here. Tho
Hravcs nave a fighting chance for the
National League pennant, and already
have three of their regulars ont OF the
lineup. These are Schmidt. Maran-
Vile and SnodCrass.
incidentally. the game was won hL.
Frank Schultz. who drove line drive
over the screen in right field for the
only run OF the game. This lone tally,
coupled with the mastery pitching Of
Phil Douglas. who pitched his first
game for the locals since coming here
from the Brooklyn club, were enough to
win.
douglas allowed but three scattered
hits and struck out ten of his op-
p"nents. The visitors were unable TO
get man as far as third base. Score:
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SEVEN VETERANS RETURN
TO JOHN MARSHALL HIGH
Public School Lnds Look for Good
Tcan-fo Elect Successor to
Captain Owens.

The call for football candidates was
issued AT John Marshall High School
Yesterday afternoon. and number of
new candidates have reported. how
ever.
Among those who reported were Sales.
Stringcr and Anderson backs: Core and
Cain. ends: Gilbert. guard, and Terry,
tackle. With these veterans, the pub
lie school lads expect to turn out n
winning combination.
Coach John Simpson will again have
charge Of the team this year. and
piggy" Hargrovc will again officiate
as manager. stump" Owens. who was
elected to captain this years eleven,
has matriculated at v. NJ. l. A meet t.
ing of tho squad will be held this at
ternoon to elect his SUCCESSOR.
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LESTER GERMAN HIGH GUN
AT WESTY HOGANS SHOOT
Professional Trnpshooter, We'll Known
In Richmond. Lends Field Mt
Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., September
15.--Lcster S. German. the Aberdeen,
Md. professional, broke 175 targets
straight and led the field at the end
of the second days shooting Of the
Westy FIogans here to-day. Voolfolk
Henderson. OF Lexington. Ky, with
Of the amateurs.
German has an unfinished run Of 1877
straight for tho two days. and Hendcr-
son has broken 1875 straight J. NJ
Hawks and German led the field In the
Wcsty Hogan Introductory at IS tar
gets. each breaking straight. or the
amateurs. Voolfolk Henderson, r. f.
Bruins. of Rrookvlle, Ind: Allen He'll.
Allentown, and William II. Ridley, of
Watcher. l.. tied ut "a for high. r.
T.. Hall, Baskerville. Va: Jay Clarke.
Jr. Worcester. Mass; George *. Moe
kic, Lcavcnworth. Kan: Daniel T..
McMahon Frank Il. Stephenson, of the
New York Athletic Club: Frank S.
Wright Of South Wales; George y.
Pish. Lyndcnvillc y. y. and George
Cochranc. McKccsport, tied at IS for
second honors in this event. The New
York state team won the interstate
team race by the narrow margin Of
one target. L. G. canfield. Of Utica.
with n 81. clinching the match. Tho
Empire state quintet scored n total
of 4S3 breaks. Pennsylvania broke
Il. q. Hail. of Baskerville. Va; r.
S. Wright South Wales. and Frank
r. stevens. Brooklyn. tied at 9S breaks
for the high individual score.
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MAJORS KEEP DRAFT LIST
SECRET FOR SOME TIME
q. B.'S Fear Tint Feds VIII Try 10 Get
M Players Destined for
FnNtcr COmpnnN.

CINCINNATI. September l5.-The
drafting of baseball players from tho
ranks Of the minor leagues into those
Of major league clubs took place to-
day when tho annual September meet
ing Of the National Baseball Commits
sion was held here.
Directly following the drawing OF
tn" drafts the commission adjourned
until tomorrow, at which time il will
take up n number of other matters
all Of minor Importance. according to
Secretary John l.. Bruce, Of the com
mission.
The drafts made to-day were not
mad" public. although n copy OF what
transprcd al III" meeting was delivered
10 the representative of every major
lcacu" club. This Keeping the names
Of the drafted men from the public
was inauSuratcd last year. and. ac-
cording to chairman August HERNIA mn.
of tho commission. was made for the
purpose of preventing activity on the
part Of the Federal League in grabbing
the players drafted from tho various
clubs.
Those present at to-day's meeting
were: National League-August Herr
mann, Cincinnati: G. II. Ehbetts.
Brooklyn: w. r. Baker. philadelphia;
9. II. Thomas. Chicago: II. y. Hemp
stead, New York: John r. Foster. New
York. and s. r. Brittor. St Lonis.
American LcaEuc--R. l.. Hedges. ST.
Louis: 7. Houston, New York: II. Crab
inor. Chicago; j. c. McDairmih, ST.
Louis, and Joe Kelly. New York.
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Pulaski Teacher. Organize.

Especial to The Times -Dfspatch.1
PULASKI, VA. September l5-At
the conclusion of the two days instl-
tute held here the teachers OF Pulaski
organized, on Tuesday, the Pulaski
county Teachers Association, with a
membership of sixty-hve 1t is en-
pected TO increase the number to prac-
tically include all the teachers. there
being eishty-four tea cheers. The off,
GERS of the association are: Miss Laura
Clark, president: w. y. Mebane. secre-
tary-treasurer. The vice residents
were named from the district: Miss
Marian McCue, Pulaski: Miss Jessie
Matchmaker. Dublin: Miss Bernice How
ard: Newbern; Miss Grace Palmer. Hi
wassie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

In the National League. Brooklyn. al.
place again. while BOSTON and PbiIa'
delphia each lost. The Phillies now
lead brooklyn by considerable more
IMAM four games with the Braves
pcrhas. " ~
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DETROIT GAINS ON SOX

NEW YORK. September l5.-Dctroit
league leaders. to-day. when il won
again from New York. to .. while
Chicago was defeating Boston Detroit
made CLEAN sweep of the series OF
four games, and vanGuishcd New York
on the years games. Il TO ..
The Tigers won the game in the
third inning when they collected three
runs on Caldwell on two passes and
three singles. Boland weakened for
Detroit in the seventh. but Covcleski
his successor, held New York in check.
Ii was New Works eighth straight
defeat Score:
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WANTS TO LICK GENERALS
West Virginia Wesleyan Football
squad PrnctIcinE Hnrd for Game
with WASHINGTON md Lee

TERRA ALTA. w. VA. September
1.-two weeks from tho coming Sat-
urday. October .. West Virginia Yves
lcyan, will meet Washington and Lee
Tor tho first time in history at foot
pail. Last winter Wesleyan beat Wash
ington and Lee at basketba on Wash
inEton and Lees own floor, and owing
TO the discussion among sporting men,
and especially among the undergrad,
uatcs of the two institutions as to the
relative strength of the two football
teams in 1914. the game ut Lynchbnrg
promises to bring out some of the
hnest playing to he witnessed in early
season games in the whole country.
Wesleyan has been here at the Lake
wood Hotel with squad of twenty
men training for ten days. Camp is 10
be broken to-day. and Coaches Carlow
and Stansbury feel that much good has
resulted from the work here. None
but now men and last years substitutes
have been in the camp. and in de-
velopinG Swan and Sheets. two new
225-pound men into guards the coaches
feel that sufficient progress has been
made TO repay them for their time and
trouble.
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BUFFALO NOW HEADS |NTs
BISONS BEAT PROVIDENCE
TWICE AND CAPTURE LEAD
HuNtIcrs Divide Uonors with Skcctcrs
Montreal Wins Third Game
From Indians.

BUFFALO. y Y, September lb.--
Buffalo won't into first place IN tho
league rae" to-day. taking double
header from The champion Providence
Grays, 9 10 :, and : 10 Q.
The locals ovorcame four-run lead
in the eighth ;nning OF the hrs, game.
and wnH on; in tho twelfth on Judges
triple and Carlstron's drive 10 the
fence TYSON. rookic. was sent in in
the second game. Buffalo running shor,
OF pitchers. and hold Providence score
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SMITH TO COACH INQUIRIES
Virginia Nan VIII Have Chnrgc nt
Football Candidates for U"d
and RInCE Team.

:. Although school does not star, .,
McGuires University School until Fri
day, plans for the football season have
gone right along. Edward Smith for
mcly OF the University of virginia. WIN
coach the team this year, ana VIII
jBsOe call 70 tho mon imrncG!atnlv
upon the opening OF school. L K Fun.
Eton has boon elected manager. and a
banner year IS looked for. u Is prob-
able that practice viii start on Non
day afternoon. Several vetcrans VIII
return 10 nchooL
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Federal League
Rebels Blank Terrupfns.

PITTSBURGH. September 15.-Pitts-
hurgh was shut out by Baltimore to-
day. to o. Rogge was reached for
a single and n double in the first in
ming, which. with a pass and a man
safe on folders choice, gave the
visitors their three runs.
Score ny innings: r. H e
Baltimore $500 3 q q q q q q o. 4 .
Pittsburgh -. 10000 o % 3 O
Batteries: Johnson and Russell:
Royce. RarGer and Berry; O'Connor
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PILLS LOSE TO PIRATES
pITTSRERGH

PITTSBURGH. September l5.-The
Pirates shut out Philadelphia today.
the score being l to o. Kantlehnar.
kept the hits scattered. and won his
own game in the eighth inning when
he singled after Gibson had singled
and gone to second on Cravath's error
y fast double play, with the bases full
In the first half of the eighth stopped
tho visitors from scoring several runs
Johnston caught Ludcruss liner and
stepped on the bag, doubling up Crav-
ath. Score.
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.oattNN TOT tlFNcr III NTH.
Score by innings: p
Cleveland ..............o o O z q a.;
Washington ............0 o o o 90
summary: Rurs-Roth. KIrkc. Evans ,",
Wambsganss. Two-hasc hits-Egan Roth
stolen hase-Cha Hnan Earned runs-cIevn.
land. & Sacrifice hiis-Harpcr. Grancy pou-
BILE play-EGan 20 Chapman. Left on bases
Cleveland. {: Washington. 9. First base or
crrors-WashinEio on. :. Bases on balls--off
oft Harper in ) innings: off Gallia.
ir innings. Struck out--hy Harper S:
by Benton. :; by Gallia. l. Wild mich
Gall!a. u'np!rcs. Chill and Connolly. Time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

Watching for the phrantic Phill!es
TO phlop has caused an epidemic OF eve
strain in seven National League cities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

Both the Palace and Newport Bowl
ing Alleys have been renovated and
put in first-class shape for the nc,y
season, which opens within the next
few days. Team captains are already
selecting their men, and n successful
season is anticipated by the various
leagues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

While Portners have wired tho Wash
inEton AgSies that they will invade
the capital on Saturday, there is Il
slight hitch in the plans up there. 1t
seems that Secretary Winslow, of the
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. is out
OF Washington on his vacation. and
they VIII have to get his consent to
use the field. Washington fears that
the series Will be n failure financially.
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'riptops Lose to Terriers

ST. LOUIS September I5.-Rrooklyn
got two runs in the first inning to-day
on MEers's hunt, wild throw and
'Coopcrs double. but through the re-
manning eight innings Watson held the
visitors scoreless. and ST. Louis won.
3 TO ,. Tho locals tied the score in
the fourth. and in the sixth. Borton
tripled and scored on Chapman's sin
gle.
Score by innings: r. H. e
Brooklyn .. 90 100000 o
st. Louis w O1OIOlO - 7 .
Batteries: Wiltsc. Upham and Land;
watson and Chapman.
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T To .ss a 2st,9 . Totals. q : = !.

score y" innings: Z
Chicago .............O o o o -
summary; Run-Schultc. Home run
Schultz. Stolen bases-Smith. Moran. Earned
run.ChicaEo. ]. Left hases-Cr!c2go.
q Boston. .. First base on crror-Eos;on
!. Bases on hails-on Douglas. ;; on TYLER
J. struck out-bE Douglas. 70: hy Tier
!. Cinp!rcs. Byron and Orth Time l:!5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

Right you arc Griff. they will make
good. but Jameson and Judge will be
required to keep the Herd on top. You
should study the records with more
care. 1t is not right to coax fans to
your park to see some real ball players
and then disappoint them.
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New Assignment for Chandler.

WASHINGTON. September l5.-Cap-
tain J.. n. Chandler to-day was de-
tached from the Naval Academy Mt
Annapolis to become n member OF the
general board Of tho. navy.
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stolen their way TO two flags. and yet
remnants. The Tigers lead tho Ameri-
can and the Pirates the National
Charles w. Boyer. who nllcd the
dual role OF hacker Of the Hagerstown
League in the season just closed, has
announced that he viii not be inter
ested In Hagorstown next year. nor
II is expected that a stock company
VIII talk over the IIaSerstown club.
which has number OF good players
under reserve for next season.
william Cocns. who was a catcher on
nj his home in Burlington, y. J., last
week week He was great friend of Ben
S Sth7e;; ic president OF tho prGsent;day
ians or an Older generation as a capa-
Pat Moran and Hughic jennings
seem to be tho only TWO people WHO
are are seriously trying to Illustrate tho
nosi9ns' efforts to monopolize the
world series games.
s,s Some persons n;,,, are Unable to under;
team team. in the International League
Runc claimed that such an act would
nut him In the minors. but the persons
referred TO above are of the opinion
That fubc" has been pitching for n
minor league team all season.
Colin Bell OF Australia, who is not
much larger than Il i0-Cent bucket of
ale. announccs that he yearns TO fight
!cSS willard. Some fellows certainly
VIII go to lot of cXtrcmcs-and take
pig chanc"s-to get their names into
the public prints.
Watching for the phrantic Phillies
TO phlop has caused an epidemic OF eve
strain in seven National League cities.
Can an umpire make correct dc.
ciSion on a play that Is being made
while he 'thc uinpirc) is sliding along
over the turf on the point or his snccZ.
ing apparatus" Umpire S;ockdalc, of
thc Tener circuit. says IL can be done
New York fans take the negative Dur
ing recent game in Gotham one of
me VISITING players started to steal
third. Stockdalc raced over toward
third. but stumbled. fell and slid on
his nose Just az the play was being
made. safe. yelled Stockdalc rising
20 his feet after the play was made.
mites.
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=. score
Chit,lYO.

score ny innings: r.
Chicago ................o q O q n "a
Boston ...................0 0 o :, q o. !
summary: Runs-Aiurphy. !. Collins. Black
nurno. Speaker. Two-has hit-BiaCk burne
Three base hit--J. Collins. stolen bases
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