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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-10
and the last publication on the 31st
day Of August. 1915.
w. n. A. RENNER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
10.17.24.31.7.1l.91
10.17.9l.31.7.1l.2i

Notice Of Sheri6's Sale Under Execu.
tson IN Foreclosure
In the Circuit Court Of the State Of
Oregon. for klamath County
N. l.. Ruetenik. Plaintiff;
W.
Farmers Implement and Supply
House: Mitchell Lewis and Staver
Company: The International Har.
vsster Company Of America; J.
W. Siemens; 8. T. Summers and
Leslie Rogers. a. Trustees Of the
Savidge Brothers Lumber Com
pany. Defendants.
Under and BY virtue Of an execu-
tion In foreclosure issued out Of the
circuit court Of the State Of Oregon.
for the County Of klamath, dated
July 10. 1915. issued In the above en-
titled suit;
Wherein, N. L. Ruetenik, as plain
tin. on the 9th day Of July, 1915, re-
covered judgment against the Farm
ers implement and Supply House In
the sums Of Ss.4ss.53, with interest
thereon at the rate Of 9 per cent per
annum from December 10, 1914; and
$3e7.6o and S1s1.05. with interest
At the rate Of psr cent per annum
from April Z. 1915: and $4,000
attorneys fees; and the costs Of N.
L. Ruetenik in this suit. taxed at
1850:
And wherein the defendant. Mitch
ell Lewis and Staver Company recov-
cred judgment ON the 9Th day OF
July. 1915. against the Farmers Inn
plement and Supply House in the
sums Of $6s442 and $4,000 and
costs Of suit;
And wherein It was further or
dered and decreed by the court that
the mortgages described in the above
named suit be foreclosed, and that
all rights Of the said Farmers Imple-
ment and Supply House and all other
defendants. and all those claiming .
by. through or under the said defend |
ants should be barred and foreclosed
excepting the statutory right Of re- |
and that the property !
named in the complaint bs sold BY
the sheriff according to law;
am commanded to sell the follow |
Ing described real property situated
IN the County Of Klamath. State OF
Oregon.
Lots three (3) and four (D In ]
block thirty-eight (3S) in Link
willie. now Klamath Falls. Oregon. !
And notice Is hereby given that on
the 9Th day OF August. !
1915. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, |
It the front door Of the court house
n klamath Falls. klamath county. I
Oregon, will. In obedience to the (
'aid order Of sale. and in accordance
With the said execution in foreclos-
Ire. sell the above described prop
,rty. or so much thereof as may be
to satisfy the judgments in
he said execution named. to the
highest bidder for cash.
c. c. LOW. =
Sheriff OF Klamath County
By GEO. C. ULRICH. Deputy. 4
Date Of first publication. July 10.
l0.l7-24-Sl.7
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" Som nre looking for = NOme In
the city ar cOwniry. sec Chilcote. ass
Main street.
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Notice to Taxpayers

The tax rolls are now open for In
spection. All property owners are
requested to call at the assessors
office and look over their assessment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-19
TAKING STEPS FOR RELIEF
OF DEI.GIUM'S UNEMPLOYED

BRUSSELS. August 1S.-The City
Council of Brussels has begun taking a
census of all unemployed workers with
in the city limits. and the National Re-
lief Committee will extend the plan to
patton. The object is to provide suit
able employment wherever possible,
and to prevent skilled workmen losing
touch with trade conditions.
The German authorities have given
their permission to the census, which
will include all unemployed persons be-
tween the ages OF fourteen and forty.
According to officials of the relief
committee, there are at present $1,000
employees of the National Railways out
OF work, while 10 per cent OF workmen
in the metal industries, clothing, car
pentering and building trades are with
out jobs. 1t is expected that the CEN
sus of these people will be of great
value ut the end of the war.
AS the census progresses steps are
TO be taken TO send the unemployed who
can not be otherwise placed. to schools,
elementary schools being provided for
the illterate and technical schools for
those prepared for instruction of this
character. Teachers for the schools will
class OF workmen.
In all Belgium 1t is stated that there
are about 100000 men and women out
of work who formerly had steady en-
ployment. German Socialists have taken
the lead in urging the provision of re-
lief for these people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-19
BOSTON BEATS BROWNS
. BEFORE CROWD OF Al, 600
Braves Raise Championship Pen
nant and Celebrate Event by
Defeating st. Louis.
CHICAGO SHUTS OUT DODGERS
Vaughn Proves Invincible in Contest
Resulting in 0-to-O Score-Pi-
rates Win From PhiIlics-NIayer
Is Driven From Box i'm Second.

BOSTON. August 1S.-The biggest
S Grove mat ever saw Il baseball game
nlled Braves Field. the greatest base
Dnli park in the country, to OVERLOOKING
at ITS opening to-day. The Bostons,
who took advantage of the occasion TO
raise the blue and gold pennant won In
inc world series with the Philadelphia
Athletics last year, defeated st. Louis
3 to l.
According to official estimates the
q crowd oWo numbered between $4,000 and
1900 persons. OF this number $4,000
OF the stands is 43,5OO and thousands
stood throughout the game. Other
thousands were turned away.
Ceremonies were frequent The flag
raising was participated In by Presi-
dent John *. Tener. of the National
League. and many of the club owners.
by the members of both teams and bv
ers were presented President Carney
ana the mayor. Clark Griffith, mana
ger OF the Washington Americans.
pitched the first ball, n strike, 10 Man
aEer Stallings, of the Braves
The game itself was an Interesting
one. ore in which Boston gained an ear
lE lead BY timely batting, with the as
sistanc" Of one pass. Rudolph pitched
well until the ninth inning. when the
visitors made three hits. but scored only
once. Notwithstanding an error by
Compton. Score:
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MCNAMARA LEADS GOLFERS
IN WESTERN TOURNAMENT
Boston Mnn Scores Par rs for 8,3Oa
Yard Links at Glen Oak
Club,

CHICAGO, August ls.-Tom McNa-
mara Of Boston, with 1873 for the first
thirty-siH holes to-day. led the ITO golf
ers playing in the Western open golf
tournament AT the Glen Oak Club. He
scored par Is for the $500 yard links
In the morning round.
Jack Hutchinson. of Allegheny, Pa,
finished the first half of the 1o-hole
contest second. with 1855. George Sar-
gent of Chevy-Chase Club Washing
ton. D. c.. and Gilbert Nichols, of Will
minEton. Metropolitan open champion,
were tied for third place with l56.
James Barnes. of Whitemarsh VAL
ley Club, Philadelphia, defending his
title. scored 49, as did Walter Hagen,
of Rochester, national open champion
last year; c. p. Nelson. of Oklahoma
City. and a. Cunningham. of Wheeling.
w Va.
Charles Evans Jr.. was off his game
in the forenoon, but made IS for the
second round for a total of 1866 This
was the best score returned by an anna
teur. but was tied by J. y. Mcdonald,
amateur, OF Calumet Club, Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-19
NEWPORT TOURNAMENT is
NEAR ITS CRITICAL STAGE
Hut Few Surprises In Tennis SingIer in
Hound Completing Semi-Finuls
For Casino Gun.

NEWPORT. r. l., August ls-Tho
casino cup invitation tennis singles
tournament ncared its critical stage n,
inc end OF to-day's play The round be-
lore the sem!-fnal was complctcd with
."ose VINO were expected to reach these
brackets holding places of yant,re
with the possible exception OF wat.
son VI Washburn's defeat by William
NJ Johnston. the Pacific Coast playor,
who was hailed as Maurice McI.ouch.
nm $ successor two years ago. after a
sr'Isnp on INVASION OF the East. re-
suits came through as expected john
SION won his match from the former
Harvard player IN three straight sets
at e. 6--1, 6-4
Richard Norris Williams again had a
bad day. In his match with Craig Bid
dle, the national champion experienced
considerable difficulty with his short
oackhand strokes. He won by a score
OF Sd, 4-6. Ga. s-3
Maurice Mclaughlin again came
through with an easy victory He de-
feated 3. L. Law, the Princeton PLAYER.
In three sets at 6-2. 6-3. IS
The comet" again resor,ed to his
new-style game and played almost en-
tirely from back court
In his match with w. NJ washburn.
Metropolitan champion. Johnston was
At the top Of his form and won with
astounding case. AT no time was the
coast star in any trouble.
Clarence j. Griffin. Johnston's doubles
partner, was the only other player be-
SIDES Williams TO be extended to four
sets TO win his match. He vanauished
Richard stevens, the renowned base
line player. at Ga, 6--2. 3-s s-4.
Roland Evans, the young Philadel-
phian. received his first setback to-day.
He was defeated by Harry C. Johnson
In straight sets at C. Go. 6--1.
Nathaniel Niles. the former Harvard
champion. kept abreast with the field
in the singles by winning from George
Wishtman in straight sets. 6-4, s-3.
60.
Raymond d. Little and Fred B. Alex
ander. the former international pair.
gained an easy victory in the doubles
by defeating James s. Cushman and
Walter l.. Pate in straight 6--o sets
Griffin and Johnston. the Western
doubles champions, were another pair
TO advance. They won from Robert Lee
roy and Charles NJ. Bull. Jr.. at G-3.
T-5.
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689 ENTRANTS IN SHOOT
urinary of Grcnt American u,,,
mp tournament start, In Ch,a

MAJ -r'i.HGo' August lS.--Thc prcljn,-
..o, ""ha'cap shoot at 100 single ,,r.
SiN,c"n to twenty three vard.
=. ,"tS, win $50 entrants. was put IN
,a,,.,, 'r"Nh american Handicap tour.
,,".'''hl hcr" to-day. Ten trans arc 10
ihg used. Up 10 noon 400 MOI, ba are hc
"i!N forty targets each. 4, ~,
hoeF me leaders were G.. T.: Caplc. Shci,
"oh' iowa, shooting from tho Ie.,.ar1
tnrN. ana y /" Kammcrer. Riverside
- ~ yards. with 90 each: ana y ~
,,.,I, 'mchest"r, Ky, II yards q; =,
p u, hirm'ngham Ala. lG Yards; n
With - each '"'"s'
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SEEKING To RESTRICT
EXPORT OF RHINE FRUIT

ESSEN, GERMANY. August 1s.-Dili-
gent efforts are being made TO restrict
the export via the Rhine into Holland
of the fruits that grow so plentifully
along the great river. Dutch mer-
chants. It has been csta blished. have
been taking out Of Germany great
quantities Of cherries and berries, which
1t is suspected are shipped on further
to England.
Local fruit merchants have just
stumble upon the fact that contracts
already exist under which the best OF
the late fruit has been sold to Dutch
men. The quantity is greater than all
Holland would need or use. This fact
along with the fact that England al
ways has imported German fruit leads
10 the conviction that Germanys enemy
is still being fed by German fruit
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NORFOLK AND ORPHANS
DIVIDE HEADER
Tars Weak With Stick and Drop
Opener by Score OF
= to I.
DOWN BUILDERS
Nine Safe Hits Play Part in 7-to-3
Victory for Rocky Mount-In
notwithstanding Game. Suffolk
Shuts Out Portsmouth.

NORFOLK, VA. August 1S-Norfolk
and the Orphans divided n double
header this afternoon. the wanderers
taking the first by 2-to-l score. and
the locals the second by II 3-to-1 YER
dict. The Tars' defeat in the opener
was due to weakness with the stick,
Tor they found Richmond for only
three hits. two of which went to Cleve-
land. They got only three off Hlrsch
in the second, but n pass 10 Steinbren-
ner 4 stolen base by the same player
ana fielder's choice put over the de-
c;sive run in the sixth inning. The
homeless ones found Nicks for ten
hits In the cye-opcncr but scored only
TWO runs. They should not have had
either one OF them. poor work by
catcher Stewart was responsible for
both. He missed a third strike and
then threw the ball wild to first. y
Wild pitch followed and then single
sent the first Orphan to score over the
plate. Failure on Stewards part to
touch runner on an easy chance gave
IN" Orphans their second runs. Scores:
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Mnrsnn.'s Case lin To-n.

-. LOUIS. August 1S-The iniunc-
lioi suit against Armand Marsans tho
cuban ball player. which has prevent
cd him from playing with the 81 Louis
Federa!s VIII be passed upon Thurs
"hy. IL was announced to-day by Fed
"ral District Judge Dyer
Marsans jumped from the Cinc;nn,ti
Nationals to the ct. Louis Fedcrals
early In the 1914 season. and n tempo
rhry Injunction obtained by Cincin-
natl has prevented him from playinr
ball aimee that time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-19

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Providence at RICHMOND.
Toronto mt Buffalo.
Montreal mt Rochester.
{SO other game schctIulcdD
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. I; New York, 4.
Chicago. o; Brooklyn. o.
Boston. 3; St. Louis. l.
Pittsburgh. 8; Philadelphia. 4.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
w. l.. Pet. w. l.. Pct
Philn. Sc ~ .5t4 Pittsb'gh SO IS 800
Brookiyn ..58 81 .53a. New York. so 63 ABB
Chicago .55 81 .5It st. Louis. 81 80 .484
Boston .53 SO 500 Cincinnati 80 5S .483
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh, 12; Brooklyn, 5.
Baltimore, 6; Chicago, o.
Buffalo, 3; Kansas City. 9 first game).
Buffalo. 3; Kansas City, . (second gamc)
{So other games schcduled)
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CUBS SHUT OUT DODGERS

BROOKLYN, August 1S.-Vaughn
was invincible when men were on bases
to-day, and as ChisaEo batted both
Smith ana Appleton with great free
their fina! series here to o. Dell
pitched the last two innings for Brook
lyn and checked the visitors The
Dodgers had thirteen men left on
bases. showing how effective Vaughn
was In the pncheS. Catches by Will
liams and Bresnahan featured. Zim-
norman made triple with two men on
bases, and Phclan hit for home run
Good had big day. making three sin
giles, e sacrifice fly, stole three bases
and scored twice. Score:
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Totals....G i q Totals. 81 = n ?
'Fatted for Appleton in seventh.
tBattcd for DELL In ninth.

7.
BROOKLYN ............. o o %
Summary: Runs-Good t2), Fisher. Schultz.
Zimmerman ~. Safer. Phelan ;2b. Two
base hit-Schultz. Three-base hit-Z:mnier-
Good az, ''f Fisher baubert Earn. Earned
Chicago. :. Sacrifice ny-Good. Sacrifice
hiis-F!sher Zimmerman. Double plays
O'Mara Cutshaw and Dauhert' C'Itshaw
O'Nara and Daubert: Getz and Dauhcrt
Let bases-Chicago, Z: BROOKLYN. g.
First base errUrs-Brooklyn !. Bases
on bais-oh Vaughn. 8; OFF Smith. 1: of APP
ple;on. !: off Dell >. Hits-on Smith. ) in
1 "a innings off Appleton. in . "a in
ninrs; on Dell. in innings. Iiir rs
ritcher-hy Smith. Pheian. Struck out-bv
Vaughn. ). BY Appleton. , Empires. Rieler
and Cockll. Time, 1852.
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TRUCKERS SHUT OUT

SUFFOLK. VA. August ls.-In a
record breaking game as far as time
is concerned. one hour and thirteen
minutes. suffolk took the second game
from Portsmouth this afternoon. 10
y; IL was pitchers battle. with Efrd
inc premier Tiger moundslnan having
slightly the better of the argument
Ehrd struck out eight of tho thirty
men who faced him. Gardin made
'onr out OF the twcnty-eicM Tigers
who came up Whit the air the ONLY
run OF the game being credited to Irm-
Scncr IN the hrst inning. Henry. Suf-
folks rubber initial sacknr. si,rrn,
rs usual in sensational putouis. score:
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BENION'S CASE DELAYED
''"'h "i Quorum Prevents Nathan,
league From itenching Decision.

hpSIoN. August lS.--l.ack Of q ouo.
"a" prevented the National League
s,.,n decision to-day on the
o! fNchcr Rubc Benton. whose
S"lc 10 the Pittsburgh team no No
lnnaN management was pro,es,nd
~ IN" New York Giants on the pruund
1nht an uncxptred option gave thc,,
pttor claim ON BENTON The ours,ion
WI De considered NJ n meeting OF the
day. va IL
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Totais....5. l6 n Is I Totals....37 10 II II
'Patted for Perritt In seventh.
tEattcd for Doom in ninth.
iBattcd for Ritter in ninth.

Cincinnati ......'.... ooo2 o1 II
New York .........oo oo1 =
summary: Runs-Williams. Griffith. Wag-
ner. Wingo t2). MollwltZ f2), Burns t2)
Doyle, BabbIngton. Two-hase hIts-Lolert
Iferzog:. Burns. Mollwitz {e). DOOM. Wag-
ner. Home runs-WinGo. Burns. Stolen
bases -Rurns. Fletcher. Doyle, Earned runs
-(:lncinnati :; New York. 3. Sacrifice hits
Wagner. iiil!ifer. Dale. Double play-Her
zog, Wagner and Mirwitz. Left on bases
New York !: Cincinnati. :. First base or
frrors-Ncw York, I. Bases on bais-off Per-
rift: 8 off Dale /. Hns-on Perrtit. II IN 7
innings; off Ritter, in innings. Struck
Cmpires Byron AMI Eason. Time. l:ia.
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National. Get sn,vyer

DIES MONIES. August IS.-Carl Saw
Yer. second bascman OF the Des Moines
western League club. has been sold
I" the Washington American League
club. II was announced to-day by Man.
agcr Isbell. Sawyer was obtained from
the Pacific Coast League last winter.
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BUILDERS MEET DEFEAT

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c.. August IS
Nine safe swats that either scored or
played part in She scoring out of a
dozen made by the Tarheels off Ham
ilton explains the 7-to-3 victory aud
"a clean sweep Of the series III the To-
calls over the Newport News Builders
The Down Homers played a hard con-
ststcnt game throughout. The visitors
scored their three runs without hit
cumscribinC of the bases except in the
instance Of two successive sacrifices.
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Snodgrass Released

NEW YORK, August Is.-Fred
SnodErnss. nm outfeldcr with the
New York Nationals since 1908, was
given Ills unconditional rcIcnse by
That club to-day. II was omcinIly
announced. Snodgrnss came to the
Giants as a catcher. but later wa.
made an outf1elder.
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GIANTS LOSE TO CiNCY

NEW YORK, August 1S.-Cincinnati
hated Perrltt and Ritter all over the
held to-day. and had little trouble in
defeating New York Z to T. Dale
III the pinches. and repeatedly turned
back the Giants after they placed run
ners on third and second bases. Her
zog's fielding featured. Kelly, a
nephew of the old Chicago star. Bill
LanEe, made his debut with New York
as a pinch hitter. Score:
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los, ~ RGH August ls.-In a con
sidcs ''I ffi,, by free hitting on both
TO-DAY by S'nrsh defeated BROOKLYN
Shnn Marion were both hit hard T b% 'E tt
mUniH team while Rogge was .rsc, nc
i" "a d, .ne 'a,ter part Of the game when
score by innings; :,
iP,iT ,, s,.y oolloloo2- - y:
iiat u"I IL v,.;%,9o S ,4oll'-12 IL .
hoRse ana O'connor' ''' an" Land:
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Bufehs Tnke Both.

nCFFAlo. August 1S-Bufalo won
s senm games snn from Kansas city by the
q no-hit game AT the opening of Inc
series. was ha,tcd out Of ;hS hoy IN
I Ihg ltrst CONTEST ont n III" second game
eight hits, but Redient was stasMi &c
III the pinches A"icF
FIRST game.
Kansas CIV '''nSS r. II y
''T p. a." ...,:..o ! 10000 10 !
d''sElsS Main. Packard and Eae,
eFtE. anderson ana blair.
,. score by innings: y =, -
nn ,,i! city n0lOolo0
49, - ~ ...',,. IL ] Oo00O'-3 :
dicnt ' srm fleming and Brown; Be.
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Summary: Runs-iartseu Portray. Cleve-
land Stolen Observation-Disclosures and Cleve-
!and Sacrifice hits--Richmond and Stewart.
Double nlnys-Clevcland to Steinhrcnner to
roiles. Struck out--hy Richmond. 3: by
Nicks s Bases on balls-on Richmond. {:
OF N'cks .. Hit by pitcher-Donovan.
Muned third strike-Stewart. Wild pitch
Nicks Left on bases-Orphans. .: Norfolk.
l. Time OF game, "a Umpircs. McCiowan
and COwan
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Joins Chicago Americans.

CHICAGO. August lS.-Charles Jack
son. an outficlder, purchased from the
bloomington club of the Three Eve
League. joined the Chicago Americans
here to-day. He has a reputation for
heavy hitting.
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PHILLlEs LOSE TO PIRATES

PHILA DELPHIA. August 1S.-Pitts-
burgh hit the ball hard here to-day and
defeated Philadelphia g to 4. Wagner
lead in the smuggling with a home run,
double and a single. Mayer was
driven off the rubber in the second in
ming and Baumgartner did we'll until
the ninth. when the visitors scored three
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REDS LOSE TO WHITE SOX

,,CH!CAGO August lS.-The CHICAGO
Mhite Sox checked the Boston Red Soy
i, 70 day when they defeated the vis-
series. although ou,hit nearly two tn
one; pass to Blackbu-ne. Russeli'a
double and a triple by Murphy won Tho
'kussel. who pitched for Chicago was
cHective with men on bases. Four
nler.s arm was fractured in the eirhth
lmn!ne oy thrown hall by Blackburna.
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IYGERS TAKE OPENER

III E iKolT, August 1S.-Sheeb,n..
Dc erness ana fast work on the bases by
Celloit runners save the Tyuers ~
SSpen,hS game with Philadelpbia
Htneehan passed three men in the ar;
inning ana made two wild pitches ono
or winch scored Crawford viii ,h'
winning run after Bush had .,oi,
nome Timely hitting gave Detroi, twn
moro In the sixth and seventh inninrs
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Federal League
nnltimorc Wins E,rom 1.hl.a@.

BALTIMORE. August ,s.--Raltimore
TOOK ne last Of the series from Chi
Was effective in the pinchcs. while
i'ait more punched their hits on BLACK
d di., mendriX Manager Knabc has a
Hlslochtcd finger, and ASlcr n Icft
handed first haseman. plaSe1 scconl
score by innings: :, IT =
IC,hicaEo o0o0ooooo-6 = e. q
'd5., more ''.... 2o3 o'-6 ~ q
batteries: Black I1cndrix ,,I
FISCHER; l-eclair and Owens '''"
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BOstor
Totals....3s u >, o Totals - - =,
.I3htted Inr l.cnnard In an,.a..h - -

ros,on Tue "FeEB n hlht1.
I''s'"h .........-..... o q o
ChicaEo ............. o o o 3
>,"ninmaFy: RuIs-sp-akcr (o,. Gamer
Murphy. Eournier, Fetish. B!ackburne Pus
I'll. Two, base hits-Fournier Russell
ihFH, base hit-Murphy. Earned runs-Bos-
ieonnrd. f; Collins tc). Double plays-Scott
l" Ga'9er B!achburne TO. T.. Collins 10 Four
n!er Lett on bases Chicago. 2; Roston IL
Bases on ?a!ls-on Russell. = on Leonard J.
Hi;s-on Russell. q in ~ innings: off
iaher III Ia innings: off Leonard : In !;
innings; OFF Gregg. in : innings. Hi, by
ritchfr-hy Leonard. Felsch. Struck out
10y PusseN. .. by Leonard, .. Empires Chill
and Evans. Time. !:io.
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BEEBE WINS FOR BISONS

BUFFALO, y. Y. August 1s.-An
Fred Beebe, pitching for the Buffalo
Bisons, did to-day waste mark up in
history n no-hit- no-run game. beating
the Montreal Royals, 10 o. II was
the final game of tho series Bccbe's
mates bumped Hall hard in the second
ana Bccbc helped with Il twobagger
The five runs were tailed in that in
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Washington.

o:sMTmTu,hary: Runs-Chapman. jackson ami
bas. H., Earned runs-Cieveiand. !. two
la cL,n m.'sIJn ckson, pNcili. stolen bases
Bnses o Ghhnman WambsIan,s and Kirk ,.
SON y" coa!s-on collamore. l: OF John
I eft en b ~, First on frors-wash:neton
TIN. -oasees-Cieveland. 5; washinSton. (
brand '-e'' " i>ouGhNn and Hilde-
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rny $4,000 For "n,l" james.

DETROIT. August 1S.-The Detroit
americans have purchased Pitcher
EiU James from tho St Louis
Browns. The price paid is said to have
been In the ncighborhood OF $4,000.