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New Inhelder on Wav

connie Mnck notified Jack Dunn
an'"Ianf mar he was shipping a.
ne" 'hir'deT here to help out. The
name or the new man ,,us MOI di.
rioHcd' ana Dunnic has no idcu re-
Shrd'"s his identity. lie signed
s""hE 'r"stcr yesterday, ns the hoy
showed considerable succd uud I,i,
tinS ability during the pust fnur
uhHs, nni VIII make good mutcrt,,I
Tor Dunn Ia develop. Fe,,stcr +.
LIZ" iuS' nineteen years old, and
looks IKE natural hitter.
~ ma been decided to stnr, ,b.
Enmcs on Monday ut 1880 md a..,o
,clock. Providence VIII he the nm"
n"mc.,., u" me Climbers. and 81 IL
thpcctcu mat sammy Crane viii d.
ohrk, ma that the stOnewuu inucId
WIN ne !" good working condition.
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CUBS WANT HERZOG
President Thomas Snys lie Has Cbance
10 Get Iim-Red Owners Laugh.

CHICAGO. July president Thomas.
Of the Cubs. said to-day that he had n
chance to get" Manager HerZoE, OF
in baseball circles for some time that
Herzog Is disseminated in Cincinnati.
but 1t is understood that nothing but
star player can win HerZop from
Hermann. MIR. Thomas said that he
would consult with Manager Brssnahan
an offer Of players in exchange for the
Cincinnati star.
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ANOTHER BREAK EVEN

MONTREAL. QUE. July 1.-Mon-
treal and Rochester broke even in to-
days double bill, the Hustlers taking
the morning game, to 3, and the
Royals the afternoon game. to =.
Rochester batted Recruit Pitcher Doyle
off the mound in the sixth inning of
the morning contest while the locals
returned the compliment in the after
noon by hammcring Hoff out of the
box. Manager John Camel was chased
during the second game in the cX-
change OF courtcSies with Umpire
Brown Scores:
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BALTIMORE WINS A GAME

BALTIMORE, MD, July Pitts
burgh and Baltimore split even to-day,
the nome team taking the first game
First game -
Score by innings: r. H.
Pittsburgh .0 o q q 0onn-o a
Baltimore .4 o n M y
batteries: Allen lTcarne and O'Con-
nor: Johnson and Jacklitsch.
Second game
Score by innings: r. IT. r.
Pittsburgh IL l32l121-I3 is 3
Baltimore % 0 0O0 O1-5 2
Conlcy and Owens ''N''
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HAD ONLY ONE LEFT

DETROIT. MICH. July 1.-Scott
outpitched Covaleskie to-day, and Chi
caGo defeated Detroit. to g. In six
OF the nine Innings the Tigers were
retired. one. two. three. and Cobb.
who singled in the, ninth. with two
out. was the only man left on base
5ush error was responsible for one
Chicago tally, but the White Sox bat
ted in enough TO win. Score:
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Totals az ~ o Totals -, = IS :?
'Eatted for S.anaG. In eighth.

Scoro by INNINGS: r.
Chicago ................O q a
Detroit ..................o o.
Summary: Runs-Wcaver. f. Collins j
Collins. Roth ~. Wit kavanaugh Bush.
Two-base hit-Roth. Threc-basc hi,s-I;av.
anaugh. Push. stolen base-Felsch. Earned
rtins.-Chicago. 4: Detroit. 5. Sacrifice hit
=. collins. Sncr.fce fy-Cobb Double play
Weaver. Collins and Fourn,er. Left on
bases-ChcaEo. 6. Detroit. / First has on
errors-Ct!cngo, . Bases on haIls-of Cova-
lcskie. !: of Dauss. !. on Scott. !. Hits
OF Covnleskie. In Innings: or Dauss in
inni:Gs. Struck out--by Covaleskie :: bv
Dauss. !: by Scott, s Wild pitch-Cova-
lcsh!c tmPires. Connolly and Wallace
Time,
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Totals "a scl 70 Totals "a Il 81 Il
Score Innings. n

II.
Newport News ........l o o-s
portsmouth ......,.....l Z IS
Summary: Runs-Bunting Cl. Walker
Hudgins. Hummel Hurley. ST. Martin. Gar
lin Home rnn.IWalker. Iimdsins '' s a,I
flee hits-,Iudgins. TaGuer. Stolen bases
Hunting C). Walker. Double plays-WtIt-
ted TO Garvin: Walters to Crist to Hudgins
Hits-of Wcicher. In Ia innings. Bases
on balls-of GARDINER. 4: off Weicher, .: off
Strain. .. Struck out--by Strain. l. Wild
pitch--iariiritr. Left on bases--Ncwport
News. G: Portsmouth 10. Time. 1850 I'm
rires, Bigbio and Cullen
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Herzoc Not ON ,1ar,.A.

CINCINNATI. O., July 1.-Mannrer
Charles Herzog is not for sale, nor is
he on the market to be traded. accord
tho Cincinnati club. When shown q
dispatch quoting President Thomas, of
the Cubs. as saying that he had a
Hermann said:
That is a joke. There is absolutely
nothing to IL. do not know where
Mr. Thomas got his informa ton. but I
can say that In this instance he baa
been wholly misinformcd Herzor is
not for sale or trade"
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FIRST GAME.
Totals 81 il - Totals sc %
'Battcd Cor Trout in ninth.
L.-..A .aI-. I

Buffalo .................6 ~
Toronto ..........-......l -
.S,irnlnary: runs BAH. Trout, kochcr, GIL
huolcy. Judge. Mccarthy. Channel, Carls-
from ~, Heating. l.alongc. Cav. Roth Co.
Wares Graham. Home runs-Channen
,iaw. Nochcr. Trout. Three base hits-tiil-
hoocy. Judge. Carls from. Two base hits
Jameson. Roth. Demmitt. Sacrifice flies
Dcmmitt Hnilander. Double play-Grahan
20 Wares stolen base-,iilhooley. Struck
out-bv CAV 3: by I.uquc. S. Bases
hal!s-on Herbert. 3: on Luque. . off Cav.
e.. Cmpircs Freeman and Eckman. Time,
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MAMAUX I'M GOOD TRIM

CulcAGO, July Pitcher Mamaux
oil Iittsburgh, shut out Chicago. to
scattered hits. Pittsburch's long hits
caring base running and some cratic
heldinE by the locals gave the visit
TORS their runs. MamauX pitched n
great game and was given good sun
port in the pinches. especially by Wag-
her, Won and Htnchman. Score:
riftshurpb
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Wins Massachusetts Golf Title.

BROOKLINE. MASS, July 1.-Walter
C. Hagen. Of Rochester, n. Y, former
national open champion; to-day won the
Ma ssa chusetts open golf championship
scventy-two holes of title play, five
strokes better than that of M. J..
Brady, of Wollaston. who won second
prize.
Gilbert Nichols was third, and Fran
els Ouimet, national amateur champion,
tied for fourth place with ]. NJ. Barnes.
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WHALES BEAT NEWFEDS

NEWARK, July 1.---Chicago defeated
Newark to-day, 3 to 2. In twelve in
nings. ~
Score by innings: r II T.
Chicago 80 0 O o 0 900 ga
Newark 30 0 o o 0 0 0 % 10 I
Batteries: Black, Brown and Fischer;
Reulbach and Rarlden
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Cllicnru.
Totals 80 70 p is

summary: kuns-Carcy. Baird, V!ox Glib
SON Two base nit--Hinchman Thres base
hits-Gibson. viox. Stolen basesNFisbnr
nioN' Johnston. Collins Baird. Earned
pnIs tIbursh Sacrifice hits-vaushn.
Baird Johnston. Double pays-Fisher "a
Haier; NioX 10 Wagner to Johnston Lcft
On "ases-litisburgh. S: Chicago, l. First
nise on errors-ChicaEo, .: PITTSBURGH q
BASES on halls-oT Mamaux i: off Vaughn,
Htrnc ""ut,hy Vaughn. 3: BY Mamaux
!. Empires. KLEIN and Emslie Time a.
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Cleveland


Totals AZ . a , Totals SO 1926 10
'Battcd for James in nth
tRatted for PERUVIAN In seventh.
fBatted for Koch In ninth.
sWambsganss cut: hit by batted ball.
Score by innings: r
Cleveland ..............0 o-5
st. Louis ...............l 0 o 0 %
summary: Runs-Southworth. Chapman,
jackson. Graney, O'Neill. Shotton, Austin
Two base hit-Pratt. Three base hits--Pratt
Smith stolen boses-Chapman. Jackson
Sacrifice hit-Hammond Double play
hammond. to Chapman to Jackson. Left
on hases-Cieveland. {; St. Louis. o First
base on errCrs--Cleveland. > Bases on balls
off Morton. >: on James 2 Bits-on
James. In innings; off Perryman, 0 in
innings: off koob. in innings. Struck out
by Morton. 4: by James. .: by Koob .
Wild pitch-Morton. Passed bnli-Seyeroid
Cnp:res. Chill and Evans. Time, 1:5s.
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Pool Operators Are Held.

CHICAGO. July 1.-Judge Roonev
in Municipal Govt to-day. declined 10
discharge four men arrested here
charged with operating n baseball nooI
In connection with journal pubiished
I'm Wilkes Barre. Pa. Their ATTORNEY
said they had discontinued the bust
ness here, but n city detective testified
II was still going on, and the case was
set for trial next Tuesday
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FEDERAL LEAGUE,

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Brooklyn Mt Newark.
Buffalo ut Baltimore
Chicago at Pittsburgh
(Only three schetiuled)
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1t 5 shame 10 write it, but Newark
hcE pardon, Observation-Disclosures an
awful tTounc!ng to the Climbers yes
terdaE. and the worst of the whole
caiy gift Five runs ni's were M"G made iee by
the Indians in the Very first frame and
tour came later. The best the Dunn
ties could then do WAS to fight uphill.
the fnal count standing TO Is. Incl
dcntally the visitors annexed three out
OF the four games played here this
week.
Even drawing the veil of charity over
that FIRST frirhtful chapter II WAS not
'ucp ball game as those Of last week.
IN TACT, the work of the locals has
greatly deteriorated in u" past few
days, ana although the Climbers have
been hitting GOOD enough TO win ordi-
narily, the fielding has been slow and
by the Indians the series coming after
TWO men We're down
Ruhe Meadows was again The. Wild
man. Fortunately. Dunn yankcd him
after he had walked the first two men
up without once locating the plate.
he did locate the plate. he needed Il
map 10 find the bases and twice he
made throws to catch runners that re-
suited diSaSirousiy, three runs scoring
on The misplayS. 4 sacrifice and two
doubles spilled the leans for him. and
lc also was dcrriclcd in favor OF
Lalph Works. who was fairly cmec-
Schmu,a worked for tho Indians. and
under ordinary circumstances would
have been meat FOR the Climbers. They
found him for thirteen hits and six
WI ON, We ,,., d0uE Hii""" Wart dripLSs
play in tho seventh cut of runs. and
Of ,he holc.
FOR The locals Angels Arracon. with
three hits i'm four trims. was the hat
ting star. Bates and Jordan also land
I'D for Three in fvc trips each Toolcy.
With two hits ia two trips three runs
AND two stolen bases. was The offensive
star i3r IN" indians HgcMing"r, with
~ ciosc .'. ain,,i III io'' "''t''p'S'
I'M o,E. r,,Inoniior fo,,uro .. ,h,
zane vs. 81 r.1lly in ,bn ni,',b rr;m,,
ncttod two runs and LOOKED rnoI
enough to Knot the count The second
was also big inning for the locals.
when FcwEter drove IN two runs win
a triple TO lr:A he!,&.
Gang in Detail.
Real rotten WORK gave The Indians
an overwhelming lead IN the very first
frame, Dunn! sent his marvellous pro-
teEc, RUDE Meadows, against Newark.
lie couldn't locate the plate and walk
cd the first two mon without getting
q strike over. Morriscttc was sent in.
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BROOKLYN BEATS GIANTS

RROOkLYN. July 1.-Rrooklvn
pounded Tcsreau hard in tho third
inning OF to-day's game. punching five
hits. which Melted five runs, and won
from New York. To .. Schaucr who
sucGecned Irsreau. lasted only three
innings. and Schupp. who replaced
Schaucr. looked the same to Rrooklyn
hatsmcn. Fucker was hit freely. hut
tood support kept down the Giants
runs. Score:
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.CRAVATH HITS HOMER, AND
PILLS WIN FROM BRAVES
Bridegroom Mayer Spends First Day
of Honeymoon Pitching
Brilliant Ball.
CIRCUIT DRIVE ENDS CONTEST
MamauX Shuts Cubs Out-Errors
Help Reds Beat ST. Louis-Brook-
lyn Pounds Tesreau Hard and
TrOunceS Giants.

PHILADELPHIA. July 1-Erskine
Mayors. who as married last night.
spent the first day of his honeymoon
taklnE the scalp of the Boston Braves
ipr Philadelphia, 2 to l., as trophy
Tor his bride. who was seated in the
grand stand. Mayer had a battle with
trouble with the bases filled. GRAY
attn brought the battle to n close by
hitting home run into the blenchers
IN the ninth inning, with no one out.
Boston, phjI,J,InI,,o
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NATIONALS EVEN SERIES
WITH NEW YORK YANKEES
Gailia Pitched Effective Ball, While
Washington punched Hits
on Fisher.
TIGERS LOSE TO WHITE soX
Cobb Was Only Detroiter Left on
Bases-Five Runs In One Inning
Give Cleveland Opening Game With
Browns

NEW YORK, July 1.--Washington
punched hits on Fisher and evcned its
series with New York by taking the
second game of the series by to g.
Gallia pitched very effective ball In
the ninth IartZell hit home run with
a man on base. Boone, OF New York,
handled fifteen chances without an err
rOr. Score.
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MOItNING GAME.
Totals SIS Il q IS Totals ..2e %
'hhticr tor Richter III nInth
SNnrN hH inlinn.

fohtF"ai ................0 ; o . O-3
summary: Rlns-Smith go. PEE. ko-es
iiN>i IL Iike Williams, Holden. Whitcnau
lynn. stolen hIs"-irelan. Sacrifice hit
lynn. SacfIhce ncs-StcvenSon, Nash
if"c. base ht;s-fricst, Pica. Dcvlin. Double
n'al ir"lan u Nash to Flynn. struck ont
ny Iinemke. >; by boy Ic. >; by Richter >
it'iS-"n Doyle. 9; oft Richter, =. Bases on
E1lls-cm lIuenlc. 6: OIL boyle !: OIL Richter
e. Hit by pitcher-hy lluenke IMaiIcn,
-LN.t. -:ng lmnires. Hnrl and HrnuNu
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poSt"il ..........-.......0 -
philadelphia :.........l o o i,
summary: tunS--Smith. Ryrne. Cravath
Two hnse hit-Crovath Home runs-Smith
rIns stolen hase,2ancroft Earned
hit-Whittcd. Slcrifice nv Era, a:n Donilo
pn " !'inhoT and l.uhsrns left
on hais-on Raglan. !: off Mn%s- o. ha ne,
es pt9S s,r,oa! Mayer: : CMoran and Ma
Mayer tmpires. BYRON and :axon Time.
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REDS TRIM CHICAGO

CINCINNATI, July with the
score ued In the ninth inning, Griner
on iroh's sacrifice, took third ON
olarke's out and scored on Gritfith's
single, Cincinnati winning the game
|" 4. Errors in the earlier part of
the game helped Cincinnati in scorinp
us runs. Grincr pitched good bali
while Benton was hit hard Score:
<,;n,;....t
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sl,Ington.

Score bv innings: r.
: aShinstcn ..........o l Q o o.
"ew York ............l 0 0 o %
summary: Runs-Milan 90. GanGn. Gallla.
nigh. Cook. Hartzell Two-b base hits-IIigh
ialiin, Gandfl. Milan. Three base hit
Henry, Home run-iIartzell. Sacrifice hits
-PeckinransA. Men. Gandil. Stolen bases
sweeney. Foster Shanks. Double play
Boone and Pipp. Earned runs-New York
.: Washington. ). Bases on balls-off Fisher
:: on 'iAllla. 3. off McIIac. /. Left on bases
Now ork. .: Washington. = Hit bv
EltGhcr-by Fisher: Gandi). Hits-oT
fsher. In innings; off McHale. 3 in 4
innings Strack out--by Fisher. !: by Gal
la, O. Timc; 1850. EMPIRES. Hideb-ano
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lone. Fired by Milwaukee,

MIIWFtUNTr.' w 10, July tom
JCtnes. first baseman, was released by
the Milwaukee American Association
baseball club to-day. He will be sue
ceeded by Lou Fiene. who will be used
at first base and as an extra pitcher.
Fiene formerly pitched for the Chica
go White SoX and Minneapolis teams.
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INDIANS DEFEAT BROWNS

ST. LOUIS, July Five runs scored
in the third inning OF to-day's game
gave Cleveland the first game OF the
series, 70 .. O'Neill and Southworth
scored when James dropped Chap
mans pop fly and threw wild to Sew
eroid. Chapman scored. as did Jack
son and Grarey, on Smiths triple to
center. Pratt's hitting saved the To-
calls from shut-out. His trlple in the
first scored Austin and his double in
the eighth scored Shotton. Score:
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 30 II 81 10 Totals ..3S 10 % e

HnttcN Tor FuIE"nWIuer III ninth
score by innings; II.
BuFalo ..................o o o o.
Toronto .................o 5 o -
Summary: Rurs--Channell, Heating. Full
lenwIdcr. Graham. Williams, Ball Trout
Two base hits-Fuicnwder. Trout. Sacri-
ncc hits-JudEe, Carlstrnul. Demmit;. Stolen
bases G!lhoolry ,",. Trout. Roth. Struck
"ui-bv Fullcrwidcr. ,: by McTiGue. t. Bases
balls-on MCrirue. Wild pitch-Ful-
lens dcr. Time $50. Umpres, Eckman
and Freeman
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Tiger Football star Dead

FLINT, MICH. July l.-Robert r.
Kcntschior, of Hamilton, O.. a former
Princeton football player, died today
l." " l"thI Sanatorium. He is said to
htNe never recovered from the results
Oh an attack OF typhoid fever i'm MS
senior year at college no
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New wcstcrn League Umpire.

CHICAGO. July 1.--Joseph O'Brien.
formerly. umpire In the American Asso,
ciation. has been signed as umpire by
the t nno Western League, President o'Neiil
duty at st. Joseph tomorrow.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York mt Brooklyn.
Boston mt Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh ut Chicago.
st. Louis ut Cincinnati
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AMHERST HONORS LANSING
Degree OF Doctor of LAWS Conferred on
Secretary of Stnte.

AMHERST. MASS, July l.-Robert
Lansing, Secretary of State, was given
the honorary degree of doctor of laws
at tho Amherst commencement yester-
day. Mr.. Lansing was graduated from
Amherst In 1886.
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ROCK Noun, ..........o o { 0 O o Q .?
sun mary: Run.-Stewart. Goosetree. Gray.
Left on hases-No!tolk. 5: Rocky Mount.
Eacrincc Gy-Foster TTo-bRse hits-Stein-
brenncr. Foster. Mcmahon ,2,. struck ont
by Humphreys. I: by O'Brien. 4. Bias.
on baiis-.cn O'Brien. !. Time. 1873. I'm
pirc. BuSs"y. Attendance. iGs.
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Jockey Herbert 4. Married.

LONDON. July. Hockey Herbert
we'll known In the United States and
Canada, was married at Klngston-on-
Thames to-day to Ethel, daughter OF
the late William Saxby. OF New Market.
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Intn!S 81 l!'.S 3 3 Totals ..2O y le 0
Two out when winning run scored.
uhatted for Rcnton In eighth.
C, 10y innings: K.
CINCINNATI ..............i IL
summary; Runs-Rutlcr Bescher. Miller
snyder Leach %, killifer. Griffith Olson
Wo -hiSe ihi-Wilson. Three base hit
,.ehch. stolen hascs-Lcach, Olson, Twom-
nieE. Earned runs-St Louis 3: Cincinnati
l., sacrifice hits-Wilson. Long. Groh Dou.
G nie piays-Wiison 10 snyder: Benton TO
elarke to Groh. Left bnses-St Louis
.; Cincinnati. First base on errors-Cin'
Innht J. Bases on halls-on Griner off
.teh'on. > Hits-of BENTON, II In in
hinGs: on T"n"y. IN inning Hit b.
pi,hy ply, Hrin"r ,Knlifer). Struck GU,
QuGlcy and Orth. Tlinn. o:ni -
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FctcfsbuTE ..,,.,.......U J U y y y ] 3
Summary; Runs-Srenccr. Donovan. Fran
cisco. Threc-base hit--C;nalhy. Sacrifice hits
Long, Sharpe. Welcher. Stolen bases
Henry, Simmons. Spencer. Double play
poh. Goa!by and Henry. Left on bases
PETERSBURG :: Suffolk. {. Hit by pitcher
Henry. struck oIt-oy Rice 4: by Errd
:. Tine. l:Io Umpire. MCGOWAN Attend
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AfTI:RNOOS GAME.
Totals 81 6 q! u o rotnls
core by innings:

WNi"Tn%s,Tr ...'...........o Q 0 o.
M"mtrenl .....,.......:.l . =
summary; Runs-korcs, noIkc sash
io.den. N'hiicmun. s;.criiice hits-Hoyi.v'
-, E,i.,,'Ia, IEo-h"sc nits-kores. lrcian'
lHlt'- h'se hiis-t'IicSt, WATERMAN DouhIa
p!aEs-!ion t" Priest to uolkr. %hsS o ~,
i,, .S,,t 10 iowiSS. itiis-on lion. ; in "a
so. ,,t,''fS' ',''1tA oui-by Hon. :. by Erick-
ION, .; on Erickson. 3, OH Dowd. :. Iiii
49, P..vhvt-bE poAd, tkOrcsb passrI
,,nU Hart. 49, Drown
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I1'dIV'!' TOT ~Chupp In ninth.
Scor" bv Innings: r.
New York .......I n n a.
hr""kINn .......... ....D -
summary: Euns-Snodgrass. Doyle. Myers
'. Nara i,aubcrt, wheat, Cutshaw (oD, Getz
Mllirr "a. Two base hits-Getz. Burns
Ih:ec- has" hit-Miilcr Stolen bases-Cut-
hhhw =, G"tz. Earned runs-Ncw York
:; Hr"okiyn, Sacrifice hit-Robertson
ponb!e play-O Mara 20 Cutshaw to Dau-
nefi i.cil on bdscs-New York 10: Brook
En' :. Bases on halls-on Tesreau /; of
iiiTtnfhHr, u; on Schupp !: of Ruckcr /
'IiS-of Fesrfou. in innings: off Schoi1er
IT. : innings; on Schupp. . in ? Innings
T!!ttnGH oui-hy Schupp l. by Rucker. L.
" ll' piich"s-hy Rucker. !: by Schaucr :
tt,h.."" Ill Meyers Empires. Rigicr and
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDA,

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newark. 0; RICHMOND, o.
Eufnl0, D: Toronto, tfirst gnme).
toronto, J; Buffalo, 3 (secOnd camel.
Rochester, 4; Montreal, 3 (hrst Eame).
Montreal, 3; Rochester, 2 (second Eume).
(Others not scheduled.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02

with an inacld hit. Jordan hit to left.
and Angels was out at third on the
play. Dunn ended the game by send
ing n high fly to Callahan.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-17
NOTICE OF LAND SALE.

BY virtue Of authority contained in
the Will Of Mrs. Sallie NJ. Holloway, /
VIII sell at Laurens Court House,
South Carolina, at public outcry to
the highest bidder, on Monday, Decem-
Der 9th, 1915, during legal hours for
public sales all that tract OF land
situate In the county Of Laurens, in
said State, containing 11U acres more
or less, bounded by lands OF John
lustie, II. s. Griffin, Bonlware Home
place and B. F.. Owens and of John
Hal Campbell. Terms Of sale, all
cash, purchaser to pay for papers and
revenue stamps.
JOHN HALL CAMPBELL,
As Executor Of Mrs. Sallie NJ.
Holloway. 1856
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-17

The sickcnin&, nauscating feeling
that follows the use OF calomcl is the
natural result Of diSarranging your en-
tire system. Doctors everywhere arc
agreeing that the action Of calomcl is;
much too strong. and leaves the body
sick and weakened
N-Ecr-LnN is wonderful substi-
tutc Tor calomcl, that has all OF its
Sood ciiCcls and none Of its bad ones.
1t acts soothngly but thoroughly on
the liver cleansing il Of bile. and rid
ding the cntirG system OF stagnating
poisons
'-Ncr-LaY is strictly :; harmless
vegetable compound and is guar
antccd TO give satisfaction or your
money will be returned. Insist on the
original, bearing the likeness and sig
nature OF l.. X. Grigsby. For sale here
at SOC and $l.00 at I.aurcns Drug Co.