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Sugar City

The next meeting Of the tsschers
Of the county will be held in sugar
City. on Saturday, January 10. The
local teachers are preparing splso-
did program.
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Sermon Subjects

Rev. Oliver e. Barker Of the Netho.
dist church announces the following
themes Ror Sunday sermons: ''Jesus
Disappointed" and "Ths Place Of .
Skull"
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wnas.s I'M verdict,

W"1Co tno VOs0JoSI
The breach Of promise suit 10 the
original first aid to the injured" OBJ
serves the Lewiston Tribune. The
"orisinal package" amust b the one
handed the defendant-Idaho States
Haa.
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Rasu xietlma

There are nearly always enough
people who do not read the newspa,
psrs on board . big ocean liner "a
maks the voyage interesting for .
few card sharps. a.
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Case i Dismissed

The case Of Foster vs. Huffman. ap-
pesied 70 the county court from jus
tIce court was dtsmisaed a. the cost
OF the appellant Huffman.
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Well Located

The Ordway hotel 10 we'll located
and most convcnient stopping place.
The treatment 10 most courteous.
Board at the Ordwsy Hotel.
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Notice

All people finding me indebted to
them please send mo statement Of
account and same will be paid. A. z.
Frye. Scotts Biui, Nebr.
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Live Longer on psnInsulas.
It u stated that the residents q
Islands and small peninsulas live
longer thaa persons who dwell % ths
mainland.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08
A Luselous c.,

A Luscious ceitleism.
Her criticisms" .said Mrs. Twick.
embury. were extremely succulsnt."
|-Christian Register.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08

School resumed Monday sitter Va
cation period OF two weeks aad there
are not 90 many skaters on the lskss
now.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08
Wh,% II a..ss.

| Whist Il opsiis.
WORK spells genius, says an q.
mango. It also spells honesty Il Il u
lons right.
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Teachers to Meet
In Sugar City 10Th

The Crowley County Teaohsrs' -
sociation will meet In Sugar City
Saturday. January IS A splsndtd
professional program has been az
ranged.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08

Buy your poultry wire at Tiede-
mano's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08

Buy your oyster shell At Tiede-
mauu's.
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Olney Springs

Mrs. Paul Newion entertained the
Girls Thimblc club 1T her home New
Years eve. About thirty i've guests
enjoyed Mrs. Newton hospstility.
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Bank Moves Saturday

The First National Bank hopes TO
move Saturday evening and be resdy
70 open up for business 10 lie elegant
new building Monday morning.
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30c for Cream

Tledemsnn Is paying 30 cents for
cream.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-08

Crystal nour at ,Tn. ordv.y Trad
Ing %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-01
TRUCKERS ANNEX TWO

broke n long established custom by de.
feating Norfolk in both parts of the
Decoration Day bin. taking both the
morning and the afternoon games
Scores. to and 2 to o.
In the morning fracas the Pirates
carried through five double plays. three
men taking part In four OF them. Nor
folk tied the score in the ninth OF the
morning game. when Cleveland fenced
the sphere with one on. but in the
second half OF the same inning, Dam
rau did likewise with two on and two
out. His hit went for just a double.
In the afternoon game Wclcher did
not allow hit until the seventh in
ming and yielded only two In the full
nine sessions. The score:
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YANKEES BREAK STREAK

Leased Wiro to The Times Dis pa tch. ]
WASHINGTON. May 3l.-New York
broke it's losing streak here to-day by
winning both games of the Memorial
Day program with Washington. II to
and to !.
Bunched hits, errors and bases on
balls. gave the visitors the morning
game. In the afternoon each team
scored In the first inning. after which
BoehiinG and Fisher battled on even
terms until the sixth. Then Boehling
HIT Cree; fipp. beat out hunt. both
advanced on Fosters wild throw, and
scored on single by Hartzell Tho
latter tailed on Maisel's infcld hit
Maisel, up five times. got four hits. in
Guiding 4 triple, and walked once.
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4 Left on basos-Nortolk. s: Portsmouth, l.
Time of Samo. 1890 Umpire--McGownn
SPIDERS GET LETTER
RICHMOND College Gives Ten BnncbniI
Wen InsIGnLn for Work on Diamond.

Tho Richmond College executive COM
mittee held Its last meeting OF tho year
yesterday. and among other business
transacted. tho committee gave out the
names of those baseball men who lad
won their varsity letter during the past
baseball season. Only ten players were
fortunate enough to get the coveted
insignia-the -Xtra man being in the
hurting staff. The Spiders regard the
past season as highly successful. and
they point with pride to the fact that
the Spiders finished equally as high
IA any other team In the league. The
names Of those who were awarded let =
ters yesterday follows:
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JERSEYITES BREAK EVEN

NEWARK. \. j., May al-The
hospitality. trimmed the Newark In
~ ems at Jersey CITY this morning and
men came over 10 Newark this after
loon. ana. regardless of the feelings OF
htir hosts did the same thing over
gain The scores were 10 and
I TO /.
The ante-meridian chapter went ten
Innings before Jersey city could bat
'ut victory In the second. or post
|neridian scramble. Elmer Brown was
|r!ld and Ineffective. and the Skcetcrs
PA not have so much trouble. Thorpe
ga. big factor in the Jersey City Vic
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BOSTON TAKES TWO

tLeased Wire to The Times-Dispatch. I
PHI PHILADELPHIA, May 3l-Boston
won both games from Philadelphia to-
day. the scores being . TO ! and 9 to 3
made a seventh inning rally and won
by scoring seven unearned runs on six
hits. two sacrifices, two errors a pass
and wild pitch by Shawkey The
home team could not solve the delivery
OF Nays after the first inning. Mays
was taken out for pinch hitter in the
seventh, and Collins finished the game
in splendid style. Scores:
MORNING GAME
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BUTLER KNOCKED OUT

ST. LOUIS. May 3l.-Cincinnati took
the first game of double header from
~. Louis, score, TO l, here to-day but
inc locals held the visitors to a "A ito
IN the second game, which was called
after the ninth inning account of dark
ness. "' -
In the last inning OF the first game
Butler. st. Louiss short stop. was
knocked unconscious in a collision with
Mollw!tz. Cincinnati's first baseman
who was running for second. The
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AFTERNOON GAME.

Totals as 1926 70 Totals az * o. *
.Bescher out on interference by Huecins
tBatted for BENTON in ninth '
tran for Clarke In ninth
Slated for Robinson in seyenth
Ran for Roche in seventh
Cincinnati ..........l o O Q n n
st. Louis. ............0 n
(Called: darkneas.)
Summary: Runs--Leach. Groh, Griffith
Twombly, Beck, Wilson, Long Doian Two,
base hi,s-Wilson. Killifcr Three base hi,
Miller. Husgins. Twombley. Earned runs
off Robinson. 2; Of Griner, !; oil Ames /;
Herzog. Wilson. Miller Double piays-Her
cog to Mollwitz. Left on bases-Cincinnati.
z; st. Louis. III. Bases on bnls--off Robin.
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AFTERNOON CANE
veg :or Fulen1ider in eighth

So. hy innings: r.
tnfeio ..............o 0 0 0 g 0 %
| sf'n'o .................O o .,
summary; Runs-O Hara. Demmi,t ~.
go =, TTou, 80. Hocher ~ Hi,r-on
., 'dcT. :: on Cav. :. Bases on balls
pm tHler"if.r. 4: OF Herbert :! struck
~ tIl-nwittr. / by Herbert Home
IN Dammit, Three base hi,-O Hara
! "n at'- h!is-Roach. kocher. Parent. Jam
D-nmti. sacrifice hit-Graham. FAC
70 aF;E Roach Parent to Graham Wild
|.Nh-iaw Passed bslls-I.a!onge. Kochei.
-Hplies, IarEiton ana Freeman. Time. .:io
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MORNING GAME.

:Ra;tcd tor Hopper in ninth.
Score BY inn!ngs: r
New York .......s n I n n ~
Washington ........ q 40 o q q IL
SUMMARY: Rrns-Peckinpaueh 90. Cree.
IMP ~. Cook Har;zell .t2). Boone. Cad-
" Two-baso h!ts-Har,zeil. Cree. Three
base hit-Pirp Hits-on Shaw. 2. in 2-s
inning: OF Gallia. In 2 l-3 innings: on
EnEel. none In innings: off Hopper = in
in':nss. Sacrifice hit-Peckinpaugh Stolen
basHs--Gock "a. Pipp. Moeller az Fo.-
ter CD. Earned runs-on Caldwell. /: or
Gnliin. 5: of Hopper. :. Lef, on bases
New York. s: Washington. S. Bases on balls
.-oH Caldwell. 8: on Shaw, 5; or Engel. 2
First bias. on errors-New York ?: wash
,nEton. / Hit by pitcher-by Shave Peck
!npauEh). Struck cut-by Caldwell :: by
shaw, !: by Gallia. :: by Hopper / Passed
ba!i-Henry. Time. AIS. Cmpires, Nallin
and Dineen ~
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MORNING GAME.
Norfolk.
Totals rs s'2s Is Totals 40 IS 81 20
Two out when winning run was scored.

Two out When winning scored.
Score by innings:
Norfolk .'..........o o 1 o o 0 2-a
summary: Runs-B. Stewart ca. Cleve-
land. Tasuer. Hurley, Whitfield. Damrau
Home runs-Cleveland and TaEuer. Two
base hits-Taguer Whitted Strain and
Damrau. Hit By pitcher-St. Martin. Base
on balls-oH Strain. A. of Humphreys. 1.
Left on bases-Norfoik. 2: Portsmouth. 10.
Wild pitch-Humpjhreys Double Jays
Zeiner to Taguer Hurley go: Dem psey
To Hurley to Dempsey: Cleveland to Foiics
to Mace to Cleveland. Umpire. MCGOWAN.
Time Of game, l:45.
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MORNING GAME.

a.
summary: Runs-Holiander Gilhooley ca
M Manning, .. on Iuque. 5. Base. on
aa.oh Beebc. {; IN Manning. ,: of
'alue' struck out-ty Manning. g. bv
,lIgc. !; by Bechee 3 Three-base hits.
|';n.tnlf>on. Carlstrom. Judge. I.slonro. Sac
~" h'ts.!anning. Judge. Sacrifice ny
E.hins Double piays-keat'nr 10 luuce.
FHnuns' McCart% to Judge: Ialorga TO Nc
-tiy via pitch-Bcebe. Cuuir"s Foe
'ah ma Harrison. Tine. l:ii.
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HUSTLERS TAKE FIRST

ROCHESTER, y. Y. May 31.-Roches-
ger won the morning game from Mon
Nreal here today by to 0; through the
(!ict in the afternoon contest went 10
Montreal by II to g. Three hits. two
masses by Erickson and two errors by
lain in the first inning sent four runs
|, cross with none out. and then Huenke
believed him. \ double by Howlcy. n
Iwild pitch and an infeld out nctted
Hour runs before the inning ended. The
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AFTERNOON GAME.
Totals 80 ; % q Totals
'Ba'tA6 for Brown in eighth.

Store hy innings T.
Newark o.. ..............o o III
|l.rscv City ...........-.. / -
Summary; Runs-Tierney, TruesGala 20.
barney Thorpe. Ring. SacriiiCe hits
Thorpe ~. Turner. Wright. Sacrifice fly
BE stolen hases-Rarry. 'r'ues..,lr. Two
g.. hils 81 o. n, Bues. Three base hit
hu ne. HitS-oh Rruwn, IL inainEs: 81
|schatht. In inning. Bases on halls OF
Brown ;: Of Ring. !. Struck out--hy Brown.
~ i:ing Hit 10y pitched baii--hy Brown
YelIet. Wild nitch-Brcwn. Double r!ivs
Callahan and Hcck!nger: Brown. Heck
niger and Zimmerman Ring. Yel,e and
!ruesdale Empires. Eckman and Mullen
fine $40
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Continued from Eighth Page.)
,nne ed this city. Buffalo holding the
""fs up to this Invasion.
BISONS' STREAK BROKEN

os3oof tALO. y. y. May 3l.-After
eon;ns 'he morni Ing game, TO l, To-
ITO shattered Bufralo's winning
n In the afternoon session. hand
IT, me Bisons their first shut-out on
nito nome grounds, TO 0. Beebe
5tthed great ball after the frst inning
r. inc hrst. the Herd clouting out six
n IN the NTH. In the second runs
NJ often for the visitors Dcmmtt
h s leach starred at the bat and I'm
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MORNING GAME.

Score by inninEs r.
Z ochester .............O 2 IS
Montreal acknowledged o 0 0 0 %
Summary: Runs-Clemens. Smith Piez
Xorts Two-base hts--Piez. Kores Glenn
,ns Howley Sacrifice hits--Picz Hoikc
pr.est (2). Stolen bases-Clemens Smith
Holke (3) Erwin. Double play-Stevenson
0 Priest TO Holke. Hit by pitched ball
~ Hersche (YeaEer). Bases on halls-off
|,iersche 3: off Richter. 3. Struck out-bv
Hsrsche. E by Richter, 2. Umpires. Brown
! Time 1:45
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AFTERNOON GAME.

New York ............., o 9 o ~
Washington ............i o o o-l
summary: Runs-Mai:el. Cree, Plpp Hart
yell. Foster. Earned runs-or Boehling. l.
Three base hits-Maisel. stolen base-Cook
Double plays-McBride. Morgan and VIII
lianIs 49, Peckinpaugh, Boone and Pipp
Left on baeee-New York. .; Washington g.
Bases on balls-on Fisher. 4: off Boeh-
ling, =. First base errors-Sew York
HIT by pitcher-by Bochling Cree ~
struck out-by Fisher. ?: by Boehlins 2
Balk-Boe Time. hours. Umpires
DinaEn and Nallin - -
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=SPORT It's

Two.base hit-Howley. Three-base hit
Whitemnn. Sacrifice hits-Fuicrton t2),
Howley. Devlin. Double plays--Purteil to
tcaser TO Flynn. Hit by pitched bali-Ful.
lerton. Bases on balls---oft Erickson, z: off
Huenke. l; off Fullerton. 6. Struck ou;-hy
Erickson. /: by Hucnke. 2: by Fullerton. 2
Passed ball-Wii- Wild pitch Heunke
liams Empires. Hart ana Brown Time
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gate (Goalby). Time OF game. l:25. UNI
pire. Bussey. Attendance. 1900.
AFTERNOON GAME.

SnHoik ,...............0 o %
summary: Runs-Doylc. Edwards. Blddie
ga. Pope. Stolen bases--Dauhert. Biddie.
-Biddle. Clrich. Double plnys--Dnubert to
Edwards. Left on bascs-Sunolk. 10; Rocky
Mount. I. Number OF innings p!tched--by
Poole. nrst nlve: by Enrd. three. Base hits
off Poole. 5: Off Enrd ,. Runs scored
on Poole. 4: of Efrd. |. Struck out--hy
Poole. 2: by Efrd. 2 by Pope. {. Bases on
halls-of Poole. o: OFF Ehrd. l: off Pope. l.
Time OF game. l:25. Umpire. Bussey. Al
tendance. 1900.
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s: by Wyckon. Passed haii-McAvoy.
Cnrires Connolly and Chill. Time. e:o5
AFTERNOON GAME.

Boston 80. .........2 0 0 o. o %
Fssn 'm =: % "a
speaker ,2. Lewis. Hoblitzcli. Scott. Gar.
1lnier Murphy. Walsh. Two base hits
speaker. Lewis. Wagner. O!dring. Three
base nit-WiIsh Earned runs-Boston Z:
Philadelphia >. sacrifice hit--C;ardinier.
Sacrihtc fies-Oldring. Henriksen. DoublU
plav--Ryan. Barry and Lapp Left on bases
Boston. g.; Philadelphia. 5. First base, Oh
errors Boston. Bases on bals-on shaw
KEY. Htts-cn Mays. I In innings: of
Collins. in innings. Struck out-by Mays.
Z: By Collins. 2: b. Shawkey. 2: By Davis.
l. Wild pitCh-Shawkey. EMPIRES. Chill
and Connolly. Time. las.
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MORNING GAME
Totals IS ~ % % Totals 81.
.Batte6 for Galore in ninth.

brooklyn ...............O o O.,
80" Vol; ............0 0 ? =,
summary; Huns-Daubert. Cu,shaw. Burns
I.obeTt 81, Fletcher. Two base h!t-I.obert
stolen ba sesWheat. Fletcher. Merkie. Lo.
pert Earned rnrs-Sew York. {; Brooklyn.
Z. Sacrinte hit-StenKel Double play-Lo-
hcrt. Doyle and Merkle. Left on ha.ea-
New York, .; Brooklyn. :. First base on
trrors-Brookyn. Bases on halIs-on en-
dore. HI, by p,tcher-bv Cador. Robert.
SOM: Struck out-by Perritt. 6: by Galore
,. lmniEes. Klein and Emslie. Tine. III.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Continued from Eighth Page.)
put enective Home runs by Pratt and
Smith featured. Scores:
Cleveland.
Totals 40 is p Is Totals 80 5'23 . ;
Barbarc ". hit by batted bali

Score by innings: p
seievrlnnd .......".."2 0 II,
summary: Runs-Turner q. Chapman ca.
STackson ~. Graney. Smith. wambsganss.
Stche!l. Hoch. Earned runs Cleveland. 2.
ST. Louis. l. Two base hits-Grancy, Bar
pare, jackson. Leary. Three base hits
Jackson. Chapman Wambsganss Sacrifice
hit-Wiiiiams. Stolen base-Turner Double
pTiay.Asnew' Austin and Leary. its-oh
fourth: OF Hoch. in innings bases
on eais-or Mitchell. /: off I.oudermiik.
Z: on Hoch. 2 Hit by pitched ball-by Hoch
INA pnianl. Struck out-by Mitchell. 1: bv
uo'h. /. First base on errors--Cleveland. /:
81. Louis l. Left on bases-Cleveland. 9:
81 Louis, l. Tine, hours. Cmpires. Evans
and Mullaney.
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Score by innings: r.
Chicago ............ q q q IN
Pittsburgh ........O q q o o =;
Summary: Run-Hinchman. Three. bas,
hit--Archer. Sacrifice hi,s-Fishsr Ma.
rsux Stolen bases-Fishes Schultz T.ef.
on bascs-ChcaEo. :: Pittsburgh FIR,
base on errors-PittsburEh. :. Base. on balls
on cheney. 2: OFF Zazel, l. OF Mamau1
Hts-on Cheney. In innings: on label
none in J inning Struck oL;-hy Cheney
J: hv SamnuS, g. Wild pirch-Cheney
Cmrires Rirler ard Hart Time Ia
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SUPERBAS SPLIT

LEASED Wire TO The Times Dispatch I
NEW YORK, May 31.-The Brooklyn
York to-day by taking the afternoon
MEMORIAL Day game from New York
10 <, before the largest crowd of the
season. The Brooklyns hit Stroud hard
N the sixth and seventh innings. while
tucker kept the Giants hits we'll scat
tered. Getz made four hits in a s many
times up. Scores:
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MORNING GAME.


'0ne out when winning -ur scored.
tran for Bues In tenth.
Score by innings:
Newark .............o q q o q o..
Jersey City ........o o o 0 -
Summary: Runs-CalIahan. Tamm. Yelle.
Two base hit-Y-ilc. Three base hit Bucs
Double plays-Truesdale. Turner and Barry
Houe. Tooley ana Kraft; Bases on balls
bH Nerhout. :. struck put--hy Ncrbout,
. by Enzmann / stolen base Callahan.
saor!ace hi,s Kraft. Zimmerman. Barry.
Tild pitch--Nc!b out. Umpires. Eckman and
Mullen Time. !.is
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
CONTINUED from r;eh,b Doc

Continued from Eighth Page)
Hummel. Gray. Stolen bases-Irmscher
Sacrifice hits-Honig. Irmscher, Parmalee
Two-ba hits-Allen, Welchcr Double
plays-Hummell to Goalby 10 Henry Left
on hases-Sutfoik. 4; Rocky Mount. 8 Struck
out-by AppleGate. 81 by Poole s. Bases
ON balls=None. Hit BY pitchec-A nnle-
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.Baued for lavender in eighth
Score by innings r.
Chicago ,......... 800 O.
Pittsburgh .............o ii
summary: Run-Gibson. Two base hit
wagner Sacrifice hit-Lavender Double
play-Iiminerman and Safer. Left on bn.es
Chicago 4: Pittsburgh. g. Bases balls
on Lavender. 0: of Cooper. ?. Hits-on
Lavender. in innings; on Stnndridge.
none ir inning. HIT ny pitcher-by Law
ender tNinchman). Struck out-by Law.
cnder. ;: by Standridgc. !: by Cooper. S.
Mild pitches-I.avtndcr. Cooper. Empires
Higlcr and Hart. Tine. $50.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
(COntipiiad z,

Continued from Eighth Pase)
second inning, when he passed Hinch-
man, who went to second on Wagner
out. and scored on wild pitch by
that went to the stand. Scores
MORNING GAME.
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AFTERNOON GAME.


Ddlteu 10! JAMES IN fourth.
fRatted for Perryman In eighth
Iran for Agnew In eighth
Score By innings: r.
Cleveland ...............n o s o ? n "a
81 Lo,is ...............i 0 Q o.
summary: Runs-Leibold, Turner 90,
Chapnan f2'. Jackson. Graney. Smith ca.
Sno'te0. Pratt. I-eary, LaTan. Agnew. Earne,'
runs-Cleveland. S. St Louis ;. Two-bas Use
hits-Srn!'i, Graney Leaiy. Home runs
Pratt, Smith Sacrifice hits-Iurncr. Nor
ton. James. jackson. Sacrifice ny-Pratt.
stolen hascs-Waker. Shotten. Double plays
--Barhare. Turner and Jackson; Iavay.
Pratt and 1-eary. Hiis-oH James : in I?
innings. OF ferryran. In innings: off
Hamilton. in Inning: of Walker. : in
20 Innings; OF Morton. . In 5 i-3 Innings
Balk-Norion Bases on halis-on Walker.
9. on Morton. {: off James !. off Perry
man. /. struck out--bv Morton. s: by
James; ?; by Pcrryman. :; ~ Hamilton, i.
!. Left hases-Cleve;ard g; ST Louis :;
UU1pires. Evans and Mulianey
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son son, 2: OF Amos: 3; of Benton. !, Hi,s-or
Robinson. in innings: off Griner, 1 In
INNINGS: on Ames. 10 In la innings: off
benton. 3 In ! i-3 innings: on Lear. 3 In
inning. Struck out--by Ames. 3: by Robin
son: 2 Cmpires. Byron and orth. Time.
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MORNING GAME.
Totals ..s3 II q l2 ! Totals 3s arr
. 'Batted for Doak in eighth

Cincinnati .............Oo Q olloo %
r summary. RunsmGriffIth. Clark, Beck.
Two base hits-Griffith (2).- Three base hit
natl /. Sacrifice hit-von Kolnitz Left
on bases-Cincinnat. S; 81. Louis. g. Base.
on balls-on Dale. .; off Doak. g. Hts-on
Doak in innings; off Griner In l. Hit
by pitcher-by Dale (Miller). Struck out
Byron. Time. eos.
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Score by innings: r.
Brooklyn ...............o o D . : -;
New York ..,..o q 4 a !,
summary: Euus-Dauhert. Cutshnw. MYERS
~ Ge;". Rucker I-ober,. Merkle. Two
c case nit-noEIe. Three base hi,s-Myers.
cutshaw. stolen base-Getz. Earned runs
Ne" York. !: Brooklyn l. Sacrifice hits
rutsha". i.oher'. Miller Sacrifice ny-Ster.
sci Double piay-FletCher. Doyle and Mer-
Hie Left on hases-New York. O. Brookiyn
; FIRST base on errors-New York Bases
on haIs-on Rucker. ;. H!ts-on Stroud 10
In ! innings OF. Schauer. In Innings
struck out-ny stroud. :. Wild pitch
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Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth ........o 2 o o %
Norfolk ............o o o o O 90
summary: Runs-st Martin. whitted.
Sacrifice hit-Foiies. Two-hase hits-Taguer
and Whitted. Home run-St. Martin Dou-
bic plays-Taguer TO Zeimer TO Hurley (;
Steinhrenner to Mcmahon to Foiles: B. Stew
art TO Foiles. Struck out-by Cochran, Z.
Base on balls-on Cochran. 3; of Welcher
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.Batted for Huenko In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
|Wontreal .............S o o o O o 1 Iii
Summary: Runs. Holke. Stevenson. Erwin.
|Whi,en1an {2). Devlin. Howley, Flynn (2).
|purteil, Smith. Yaeger. Holden ca. Hits--
|,ff Erickson, 8; off Huenke. z In 0 innings,
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Boston .................o o q o o-3
Philadelphia ...........O 0 0 o OF
summary: Runs-Garddinter. Thomas
Thompson. Two base hi;s-Wagne-. Speaker
Foster. Barry. Earned runs-Boston
Phiiad tlphia. :. Sacrifice hits-Fo.ter Iapr.
Barry. Sacrifice hv-Hooper. Double plays
Thomas and Scott: Bush and I.app Lett
on hases-Bos,on. 8 Philadelphia 8 Bases
on ba!ls-on Foster ,; of Bush. l. Hits.
OF Bush. In innings; off Wvckoh in
inning. Struck out-hy Foster. !: BY Bush
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'Rattcd for Stroud In seventh
Matted for Schauer in ninth.
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.Baued for Lavender In eighth.
bv Inninps %
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Totals %: % 70 0 Totals %? ~ y
'Ba;ted FOR Bush in eighth.
fEan for Lapp in eighth.
Hnra IA. Arr i'm
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bdllru 10! JAMES N fourth.
TBatted for Perrymen In eighth
IRAN for Agnew In eighth.
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'Rattri :nr Cheney In eighth