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NtE'i'v('s s,,,.

The al,au,< meeting or the #tacK- holders uf the Simmons National Bank Of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, will be held in their rooms in the city ot Pine Bluff on Tuesday, January 12, l915, from 10 Co 12 a. ln., for the pur~ pose of elceting directors to serve for the ensuing year and for the transaction oi such other business as may properly come before the sai meeting.
 JO NlCHOL, cashier. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 8, 1914. 12-S-1m
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Police Find ROmhs.

trenton, N. J., Jan. .9.-s.AbQut aO lsn'mlte bombs and fuses were found loaay hy the police in the home of 'naile Gabrele, 2S years old. He Is '.haei arrest. The palice have been |E.archlng the italian dislrict of H,t.hton sinue t..s findinas of all ulieN-
 ,oued bomb in St. Joachiin's church Fast Monday.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting Of the stockholders of the Riley Commission Co.,, will be held in it's office on We'd nesday, January 18th, 1915, at D. I'll. for tho purpose of electlng direc- tors and the transaction of any other business tlat may properly come be- fore said meeting.
 II. V. BAHLAU, secretary. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. $. 1914. l2-S- Ims
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SUES FOR $25,0O0,
 AWARD FOR $50, 900
Georgia Woman Gets More Than She Asks in Suit Over Death of Son.
 Who Was ElectrGcuted.

Thomasville, Ga, Jan. 9.-Suing TOT 1000, Mrs. T. A. Jones of Meigs was awarded $5G, 1000 against the city Of Thcmasville this morning for the death Of her son, Malcolm Jones, who died ;s a result of coming in contact with overcharged electric light wires belonging to the Thomasville Electric Light company.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Consumers Ice and Coal Co.,, will be held at the office of the company Oil Tuesday, January 12, 1915, from 3 to o'clock p. m., for the election of directors and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before such meeting.
 H. BRlNGMAN, 12-S-lm Secretary Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. s, 1911.
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FOR SALE

Two vacant lots, Pullen and Idaho; sell on monthly payments.
 One-half block ground 2Srd and Main; sell on monthly payments.
 625 acres land. at Dexter on Dollar way road; 65 acres cleared: house and barn.; fences; sell for $7 per aote.
 50 it. 154 1t. with three business houses; rents $37.00 per month; will sell for $1.61O.0O. A big bargain,
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160 ACRES HALF WAY BETW ZEN Pine Bluff and Little Rock; 30 acres cleared, balance fine timber; to plantation, wei! improved, that can be bought at $40 acre, $4,000 cash, $3,00O year. If you want to Duy, sell or exchange property, see me. J.. r. Cady, 12712 Main street.
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ARKANSAS PACKING co.
 STOCK HOLDERS' MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the Stock Holders of the Arkansas Packing Co.,, of Pine Bluff, Ark, will be held in the office of the company in the city of Pine Bluff, Ark, at 3 p. m.. Tuesday tho 18th day of January, 1915.
 JAS COULD, 12-S-1m Secretary of the Board Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. s, 1914.
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FOR RENT-FORTy ACRES 2 1-2 miles from town. Part bayou bot tom and part good upland wit'i good new fence with plenty of tim Der on place; also five acres near the same place with house. we'll Of good water and stables and chicken
 house, etc. Apply to Mrs. Mary
 Duggan, AIS West Eighth avenue. phone 144S. 1-3-6t
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A CHOICE HOUSE Foit SALE OR
 trade. Five acres two miles out on Sulphur Springs road Opposi- te BObO Bros. store, one large two story house. Also three small rent houses. Will trade for stock of groceries, or general merchandise. Address M. A. Rogers, box 235 De- witt, Ark. 1-5-6t
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HOld.uu Oyerl0Oks $6J0.

Sparta, Wis.,. Jan. 9.-Morris Schlimovitz, horse trader, is offering thanks that it was an amateur hold LID man who took a lone quarter out of his trousers pocket at Black River Falls. The inexperienced bandit nc- glectei to investigate Morrls's vest pocket, where there was wad or s65O in bills.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the IIammett Grocer com pany will be held at it's office in Pine Bluff, Arkansas on Tuesday, the 12th day of January, 1915, between the hours of 12 and l D. m. for the pur- pose of electing directors for the en- suing year and for any other lawful purpose.
 A. w. NUNN, secretary. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. s, 1914. 12-S-1m
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St. Louis Live Stock.

St. Louis, Jan. Hogs-Receipt 5,3no; lower; pigs and lights. s6.O01 700; mixed and butchers. $6.90@7.05: good heavies. $7.00@7.1O.
 Cattle-Receipts, 800; steady; nl- tive beef steers, s75O@1000; COWS and heifers. s500@975; Texas an, Indian steers, $5.75@7.75; cows and
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New Orleans Spot Sotton.

New Orleans, Jan. 9-Spot cotton quiet; sales, on the spot no baics. .1 arrive 100 bales; good ordinary, SC; strict good ordinary, Sc; low middlins 6c; strict low middling, 7c; middling, 7c; strict middling, 7c; good middling Sc strict good middling Sc.
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ABOITT a65 ALTOS HERE.
License Fees for That Humber Have
 Been Paid to Sheriii Williams.

in Jefferson county, il all the persons who own machines have paid the an- nual license fee, according to the re- cords of the sheriff and collectors office.
 Yesterday was the final day on which sucll fees could be paid without a penalty being assessed, and to ac- ccmmodate the tardy folks, the sheriff kept the office open until 10 D. m.
 When the books were closed it was ascertained that 26o receipts had been issued. If any auto owner in the county has failed to pay the fee. he will be assessed a penalty of s.
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" OosS for Sale

l6 inch length, delivered to any part of the city for .$1,5o per load. Also do hauling. Telephone 1879, wood yard 10th and Plum. 'r1
 N. (. MASSINGALE.
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FOR RENT-TWO NICELY FURN- ished rooms, modern convenences, for lighthousekeeping. Apply IA
 West Barraque. Phone lG43. l-9-Gt
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SALTILLO BATTLE.
tFigl,ting Between Mexicans Continue
 Roth Sides Losing Heavily.

Neuvo Laredo, Jan. 9.-Fighting is still in progress at Saltillo, where Gen. Antonio Villareal is still besies- ing the army of General Angeles. Tae losses are reported to be consider able. All reports concerning the two, day conflict come from Monterey, as Saltillo is cut off from communlca" tiOn
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IiyerpOOl Cotton.

Liverpool, Jan. 9.--Spot cotton firm good middling, 5.1Od; middling, 4.s0d; low middling, 4.37d; sales, 1000 bales including 300 bales for speculation and export; receipts, 22,439 bales.
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FOR RENT-FIVE ROOM HOUSE. No. 1916 Chestnut street, gas,
 water and light Phone 9o1SF4 or NO. S3. 1-7-Gt
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lot near Hign school, with sida- walks. sewer, water and gas con- nections. Terms if desired. See or phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,, 123 12 w. End ave. Phones No. ? and ll2., If
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F 0 R R F N T .

FOR NT-PRACTICALLY NEW, five room plastered house, with large closets, gas and all modern conveniences. One block from car fine. Address opp, care Graphic.
 1-10-6t
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FOR RIrNI-'TO GENTLEMAN, \ nicely furnished front room, all modern convenionCes, 62l state
 phone 1522. l10-3l
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WANTED D--pLAIN SEWING, GILL drens' clothes. and boys waists a specially. Also slirtWalSts and
 house dresses. Cali, 990 w. l4th avenue. ll-14Lf
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r Q R 5 A l. |

FOR SALE CHEAT NATIONAL cash re Gtstcrs-aIl slHes and styles,
 III tlr5L class; GU7ldlllnn some Oe them almost neW. NJ. Cans com pany, phone iUS. l-3-J
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FOR RENT-THREE LARGE UN furnished rooms with all modern
 ccnveniences. Apply 213 East 6t!i
 avenue. 1-10-6t
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FOR RENT-THREE UNK'uRNISH- cd rooms, electric lights, gas and water. Close in, 50l West Fourth
 avenue. 1-3-6t
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hcifcrs, $l,0oM 600; native calVcs, $6.00M 1000,
 Sheep Receipts, 800; steady; na- tive muttcns, $L756i 5@o: lambs, $S,21 npS9J, ycarings, $7.2J6t 1.S0.
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New York Spot Cotton

New York, Jan. 9.--Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands, Sc; middlins gulf, S,25c; no sales.
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FOR ALE EGGS FROM OUR best 5. C. White Lcghorns aud ;. (. Rhode Island Reds; $l per sitting of i5. liearndalc Farm. ao.
 3alS-3 rings 1 i-bt
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front room for gentlemen or young couple. All modern conveniences, paved street, close in, TO Walnut street. 1-lC-6t
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WANTED -Ar.fnla JANUARY 1, 1915 position as manager of Commissary or country store. Can take cCm- plete charge and show results. competent and reliable, reference gwen, Address C. d., care Graphic.
 11-22-li
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FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS FOR light housekeeping, nicely furnish,
 ed. Apply 509 West Fourth ave
 nue or telephone 2073. lg-Gs
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N ANTED SALESMAN FOR EA- elusive territory with canendar an" advcrtlsiag novelty line on to per cent. basis. After ability has been
 demonstrated, t preferred, salary and expenses contract Wlth whole
 sale stationery, printing and office supply line, will be given. old established house. Give references in tlrst letter. Bryne Publishing Company, Tyior, TeXa8. It
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St. Louis Grain.

St. Louis, Jan, 9.--Wheat-No , rea. n.37M1.37 1-2; No. 2 hard $19i M1.39.
 Corn--No. ? 7O@71c; No. 2 whit4, 72@73c.
 -Oots-No. 3, 53c: No. ? white 55c.
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CL<ASSEE HE'D w A l { .s:s Bring ResuAls---Try One

room for light housekeeping, clobe in; modern: at 609 W Barraque St. also rooms fo- housekeeping o2 Beech street, Any numDer rented as desired, Call 1a64. Mrs. NJ. n. Meyers. 7-22-If
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berg Piano; will sell cheap for cash. A. Gruber, at Progress.
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FOR RENT - TWO FURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping. All
 modern conveniences. Phone 1897, or apply SIS West Fifth ave. i-36t
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], c 5 T 2. NJ 20 U ND

LOST ONE BLACK AND WHITE Fl tied COW. Part Eioistoin, tEout siX years old, weight about 800 lbs, long straight horns. Liberal reward for information ieadi.s" 10 her re
 covery. Address Joseph Stracheta, R. r. D. No ;, Box 151. Pine Bluff, Ark. 1-3-6t
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WE REQUIRE #tit, ThMFOk NRY services of ] eapablc, responsible bus.ncas nan with ssood cohnec- tons. inc right man cda make Sood mon, ', The Dewey Drainage tGN- eavatlng company, I'll Woodward Dufdlt&, N asnlnGiun, D. C. l-l-bt
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LOST OAE BLACK AND WHITE
 spotted pup. Six months old Re
 turn to SU5 Wgft Third, and receive reward. 1-6-6t
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- For Al The Latest NeDs Of the Sport World, SpeeIdI
WINS
At UNI0NT0WN
Captures Prize In Free-For-
All Automobile smile
Contest.

UEI0ETOWN, Pa. June 25.-Sear-
y 10000 persons witnessed the third
annual automobile hill climbing con.
test. given under the auspices Of the
Uniontovn Motoring Association. on
the National pike here yesterday.
Many celebrated auto drivers partici-
pated. but the highest honor was car
ried away by Charles ". Johnson, OF
Uniontown, who. driving a Packard
machine, made the three miles IN
1927 2-5 seconds, winning the grand
prize of $500 in the free-for-all race.
Johnson beat last years time, which
was 1857 is.
Ralph DePaIma, driver Of the win
ming car in the recent 500-mile contest
at Indianapolis. participated in two
events. In the first auto event. Class
E. DePalma made the three miles in
4:30 As. but was not with those who
also ran" He protested to the
judges. declaring that several specta-
tors ran in front Of his car and that
he was compelled to stop. The judges
refused TO take action on his first pro-
test, and DePalma entered the free
for-all race, finishing last. but win
ming a $50 prize. His time was
1856 2I5. DePalma again protested
that he was compelled to stop be-
cause Of the crowds pushing into the
road.
Excellent time was made up the
three-mile us per cent grade by ]. E.
Jenkey. driving a Harley Davidson
motorcycle. Jenkey won the 500
prize in the motorcycle event, his time
being 3:16 Is.
G. ". Dawson. the prominent Amer
lean driver. who vas scheduled to
drive in the fr~ee-for+all event. was
unable to participate: Dawson arriv-
ed at the track early this morning and
complained of feeling Ill. He decided
not to drive in the race. but was a
spectator.
The summary:
Free-for,all motorcycle race-First,
J.. E. Jenkey. Harley Davidson. 500.
Time, 3:16 Is; second, Rich Bacon,
Harley Davidson, SIS. Time. 800 2-5;
third, Carl Goudy. Excelsior. $40. Time
1872 2-5; fourth. Maldwin Jones. Fly
ing Merkle. $25. Time. 1885 Is.
Automobile event. class First. A.
E. Walden, Chalmers. 500. Time,
$3.50; second, NJ. A. Croker. Detroit,
Mich, Saxon. SIS. Time. 400: third
A. D. Spencer. Charleroi, Buick, $50.
Time. 4:04 3-5; fourth. C. NJ. Hansen,
Uniontown, Maxwell, 25. Time,
Ala As.
F~ree-for-all. automobiles = First,
Charles W. Johnson. Uniontown. Pack
ard. $500. Time. 1927 rs; second. l.
P. Fatterman. Pittsburgh, Simplex,
$3.50. Time, 3:45 4-5; third. Bill POT
fnberger, Pittsburgh. Norman, $3.50.
Time. 4:47 As; fourth. A. E. Walden.
Detroit. Mich, Chalmers, $3.50. Time,
3:4S 1-5: fifth. j. W. Dickinson. New
ark. y. J., Dickinson Special. 500.
Time, 1854 As; sixth. Ralph DePalma.
Mercedes Special, $50. Time. $3.50 rs.
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Independents Win
thinning Game

The Fairmont Independents, a local
white team, defeated the Riley's Gil
ants, a local colored team, in a fast
game played at South Side Park with
a final score OF IL to 10. The score
was tied 10 to 10 in the ninth and an
extra inning game was played to break
lit.
The tenth inning did not break the
tie, but in the eleventh Heavy" Anna.
ma beat out a bunt and stole to second
on an out made by Hawkins. Schoudt
made a single and brought Amama in,
bringing the game to a close. The
teams lined up as follows: %lndepend-
ents, Evans, right field; Grimes. first
Hawkins, center field; Amama,
shortstop; Schoudt, catcher; w. Wat
SON. left field; Conway, second base;
Fleming, third base; Watson, pitcher.
Giants, Smith, right field; Rolls, first
base; Perry, center field; Crawford,
shortstop; Firney, catcher; Chatham,
left field; Tillman, second base;
Rhodes, third base; Dabney' pitcher;
Keyser, right field.
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Say M'Graw is Trying to
Disrupt the Chicago Clubs

trying TO get Heine Zimmerman dis
satisfied with his job by publishing a
story every time the Cubs visited New
York that he wsS to be traded TO the
Giants. For some reason or another
Heine has never believed the reports.
Now McGraw is said to have switch
ed from Heine to Archer and Schultz.
There is less chance for two veteran
players TO believe these stories than
there was for Zimmerman. There is
no doubt at all but that McGraw would
like to get Jimmy Archer. Since Lar
~ Mclean fell of the water wagon
ard left the club the Giants have been
weaker in the catching department
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than they have been for many years.
McGraw has suffered in his catching
department more than in any other
part Of his team in the last year. lor
he has lost Art Wilson and Larry Nc:
Lean. both high-class catchers.
Only One Good Catcher.
He has some young talent on his
team, but it is not ripe for everyday
use. and if Chief is injured il will be
tough going Tor the Giants. There
never has been a chance for New York
to get Archer, however, for he Is 1ar
too valuable a man for the Cubs. Man
ager Bresnahan has not worked Ar
cher as much this season as he has
usually been worked, but it Is not be-
cause OF any i'll viii on the part OF
the leader. Archer has been ailing for
a big part OF the time and has round
ed to FORM very slowly.
Schultz has been going along at a
very even pace all spring. he has
been out Tor a few days only, and
that because he turned his ankle. He
is one of the most valuable men on
~ 4
the team and he could not be spared
ii the team is to win the flag this year.
To get Two such men dissatisfied
would be a great handicap for Roger
and that is exactly why the stories
have been circulated.
The word has been sent out to go
after the two Chicago teams, and
every effort is to be made to stop this
city from having another worlds Sc
ries all TO itself. The American league
managers put out the story that the
White Sox were stealing signals for
the very same purpose that Jimmy
and Frank were traded. 1t has Just
the opposite effect on Royland and his
men. They are now fighting harder
than ever and will get back home with
a larger lead than they had when they
left here the first Of this month.
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sBatted for Gibson in ninth.
ssBatted for Mamaux in third.
sssBatted for Adams in ninth.
Cincinnati 49,. 120O11 0 %
Pittsburgh -. $4,000 0 0 u
Hfts-Of Mamaux ? in 3 innings
of Adams S in 6 innings.
Two base hits-Groh. Mollwitz, Girls
fifth, Hinchman.
Three base hit-Johnston.
stolen bases-killifer. Mollwitz' Ca
rey.
Double plays-Baird and Vtox;
Adams, Wagner and Johnston.
First base on balls-Of Toney !
fGibson. Carey. Hinchman. Viox. Ger
ber); OF Adams 2 (Toney. MollwttzD.
Hit with pitched ball-By Toney
(Hinchman); by Adams l tkillifer).
Sacrifice bunt-Groh.
I Left on bases-Cincinnati s; Pitts
Struck out-By Toney 6 CBaird 2
sehang, viox. Gibson, Costello; by
Adams / (Herzog).
Umpires-Klem and Emslie.
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CHICAGO, June 25.-There is evil
IDENTIFY a concerted effort on the part
of the different managers of the Ma.
tional and American leagues TO down
Chicago in the two b~ig-league flag
contests. The officials Of the west
side club have already entered a
strong denial TO the reports that
Catcher Jimmy Archer and Orttielder
Frank Schultz are &c be traded to the
Cincinnati or New York teams and
have come back with the statement
the story was manufactured out OF
whole cloth in order to disrupt the
Cub team.
For several seasons he has been
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NJ SCHEDULED TODAY,

GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY
National League.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
. Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
American League.
Philadelphia at Washington.
!. New York at Boston.
Federal League.
Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
Kansas City at Newark.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Baltimore.
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SimpIe Lae-SaDing Lessons
REDS WIN GAME
FROM THE PIRATES
Manaux Is Knocked From
the Box-Is Relieved By
Adams.

PTTTsBURH. June 25.-Charles Lin
entn Herzog led his Reds into Forbes
Field yesterday and the proceeded TO
place a crimp in the winning streak Of
the bold and bristling Buccaneers, the
final count footing up to 5 for one
and 3 for the other. The Pirates, OF
course were on the other side OF the
blackboard. The trouncing was taken
In by about $500 fans. The
rTNYrJNNATT Ar p n p A F.
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YESTERDAY.

NaLIoHdI LCaHUE'
Cincinnati 5. Pittsburgh 3.
Boston S, Brooklyn 0.
New York 1a Philadelphia 5.
Chicago "A. st. Louis 13.
American League
Boston u. Washington 1.
Detroit 9. st. Louis 8.
New York Z. Philadelphia 6
Chicago 8. Cleveland 4.
Federal League
Buffalo 9. Pittsburgh 5.
Chicago S. Brooklyn 2.
Kansas City 8. Newark 8.
Baltimore 4, st. Louis 2.
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6 WINS.

The Gore team Of Clarksburg defeat
ed the Temple bowling team on the
Temple alleys. The score:
nLHnAEnA.n
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