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MARKETS
LOCAL LIVESTOCK
Todays Rscsipt,

a. LIE Another good run u quality
SUN was on hand Monday and the buying
SIDE paid fully sbiudy prizes. The ten
loads fed BY W a Wilhelm VI Qunnnn,
Tex averaged lSiO lbs and brought y Us
per o"t bulk ~ the quarantine supply
was made up of Texas grass Steer, buig -
These going at W25Q1l5 Butcher sturf
va. placed ai hendy prices and sOme ,ows
SOLD ~ 10 t52b as top Fnt bulls sell % 80
Wo'o thockers aud feeder. we're very
',ar.r today, not enough coming tV test
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INK BARREI.s FoR SALE.
A number Of amply ink barrels for sale.
Cali nj rhhes office aud 8 W. Main ~
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st. Louis II,e.,oeL ,

ST, LOUIS. June Hogs receipt. 1900
hlgbrr pig, aud lights 81 25q w, mixed
nnl butchers EIOqipO, good heayy yI.I5
ass
'atlle- receipts 800; steady native beef
steers NC0Nn3J, yearllnE steers and helf.
ti' s9HsW cows kBd 80 stOckers and
feeders kOas2j: TeGn. and Indian steer
81 2jIHO0 cows aud heifers AaB 80. mn
tive calves SJalO
sheep receipts 2OOO steady clipped M
th" muttuns t5M6 % clipped lamb. g. 2Ost
y spring lamhs 81 bOdg 10.
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
BUSINESS 4 PROFESSIONAL

BUSINESS = PROFESSIONAL
ATrOkNkys-
N. q, AElsTER, 10 ~ Amer Natl Bank
HAIR DRESSING
GENUINE Human hair switches for
sale your IAir comhlugs made TO order
Mrs Carl King, rs W Grand Ave
Wal 2dl0
RUDBER STAMPS AND SEALS
u X STAMP A SEAL co, Ils
W. Grand Ave. Wal 8b2
SHOE REPAIRING
QUALITY SHOE SHOP. 8l2 West
Main. We call for and deliver frea
Phone Maple go
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LIVESTOCK


III, AGO. June = Hog receipts 5000.
STOW buIk NWHN. light y GOq VI
heavy s. lja 50 rough S,l5a5 Io' pigs
81 25H w. '@'
cattle, receipts 1900 firm. native beef
steers bS3US -. western steers IIns u
COWS and heifers 81 25ng. calves JIGrp Ib
sheep receipts 1000 firm Sheen 81 n
1000 lambs W IjH9 %. springs tg2ia
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FOR RENT-HOUsES

fOR KENT A slI rom modern bunga
low, furnished throughout. front yard. .
or 10 bushels Of peaches Ia back yard
garden, chicken pnrk. the use of - Rv-
ing hens one block from car line price
W per month. TIL September / Address
H. ~ care Times
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New York Nancy

NEW YORK, June u Mercantile paper
IlggA Sterling ~ day bills ~ ~: demand
m.25 cables AT635 Bar silver say,
Mexican dollars ~ Government bonds.
steady Rallrond bonds firm Time loans
Nenuy w ana w days 2i4a2t six
low ~ ruling rate ., last loan .. closing
bid IA offered at
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NOTICES.
HAlNER BURNS ToNEY

bayhrd L HnnCr Robert Burns
Thos 4 Toney
Lawyers, 800 $40 81 CulcOrd Building.
Oklahoma GUY Okla WIN DO general
practice In nl state aud federal courts
tperlAl attention given 10 corporation
matters land litigation, estates and
bankruptcy Phone Maple 93i
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Nav nrlr.n, snni c.,tnn

NEW ORLEANS, June 2i-spOt cotton
quiet ~ points down sales on the spot
25s bales 10 arrive none uood ordinary
0p9; strict good ordinary 755; low mid
ding SIS; strict low middling s6s mid
ding y strict middling pD good mid
ding o5I; strict good middiing pg4 Re.
ceipts 0Sl stock i15t t6
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."lps 1900 Futures easy June 5iAhdl
June July al4&d July Aug 5tgd Aug
sept 2i5d Sept Oct $3.50 Oct-NOv. 6lSi
Jan FEB. SOD Mar Apr 6g7lid: Jhnt
d TIiad
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Statesmen WANTED.

SALESMAN Capable especially man
ceptl0nul terms Vacancy now, Attractive
commission contract S9b weekly for ex
penses Miles r. Bl1lcr TO. 2iT,25 Curtin
BlhH Cleveland q
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POSITIONS WANTED.

SITUATION wanted by new furniture
store and second hand repair man eleven
years experience tnn 10 anywhere ~,
creme present employer Change In firm
lcls me out, VIII come on trial T. T.. q ,
S20 W. Eufnua 81. Norman, Ok
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New York sugar

NEW YORK June y Raw sngar
'ehl lrifugll issr. molasses az: refined
steady cut loaf I . crushed 6yO; mould A.
900 cubes d36. \ \ \ Y powdered $40
powdered 60 fue grnnulaied GiU. dia
mond A, go. confe,tioners A, 4: 40 l.
5~6
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vt. Lon ~ June Il Poultry. chickens
l-r sprlng' Od2lH turkeys i3Ial4is,
ducks y0c geese L.
Butter creamery 2Tr
Eggs l6Lc
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Nru NnrL rn,tan ed nii

-
NEW YORK, June n The cotton seed
oil market CLOSED weak Spot Ba8.26; Jnns
BW6ls. July Gisgi4; Aug 025aA sept
0i5W46 oct 6tpdbO: Nov. dl5n is F.
De-. 0tam4S. Jan d5la52
Total sales aBDO
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70 TRADE REAL ESTATE

TRADE hroOm brick 100 feet frontage
slate roof, furnuce, modern high class res
idrnce section Kansas city Mo for some
thlng here. u A Wallace. RI II. boz
~ oklahoma city
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h'"'h The first DAYS trade started
OH N'Il everything selling 5QlOc htgh
e. I"g ruled 80 with the bulk Ut s. 55a
ITO Pigs sold ut 81 UOa55O
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FORT WORTH TpS, jnnc y - Cattle
receipts 800, steady Beeye- Wr 20
Hog receipts l5OO . 10 lU cents advance
Light s. sOHsj
sheep receipts 600. strong to higher
lambs touV
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0TSEKEEPING ROOMS

IOR KENT-8 NICELY FURNISHED
ROOMS. SOUTHERN EXPOSURE. RENT
REASONABLE. NO CHILDREN piB EAST
sTH sT.. PHONE " 5000
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FEED Bone Meal TO your chickens.
keep Them healthy, make them lay For
sale by W II Butcher Al0 W. 2nd We
deliver
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low An
pHts. white 40 mixed 42a1
81 Louis Cash Grain
81. Lot Is, Jun" u wheat 9 red 81 VI
= hard Nisulg
Corn 2 i5pij. . white ,Uqt.
Oats ii1; white Nh.
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POULTRY.

'-1N-~"sNlNTN0@N.Ts7-7-7N
OFFER your eggs 10 The folks that ere.
ate the real dennnd-the farmers. Thsy
want purrbred stock aud use eggs In
getting a start The Oklahoma Farm Jour.
nal hat always brought good business
10 our poultry advertisers, Phone WA
t0la or write 20 Oklahoma Farm Journal
Oklahoma City.
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Chicago Cash G,,In

tmeaGo tash Grain
CHICAGO, June n Wheat 2 red lis,
. hard 81 @Id2
Corn . yellow itai61
Oats standard 4sHig
Barley G9d1O
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
The Interstate MGrasase
1rrusG Co,
ISIS LEE BLDo.

Always wants TO loan money on Gloss In
mocarn property, low rates, liberal priv.
leRe 10 pay off Money 90 hand.
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KAnss, CIty POtstos.

kANSAk CITY Mo June Il New pot1
toes Suuthrrns steady sOc
KANSAS CITY June y butter. cream
rth +'r, htsis 2jg second 23r. packing
Eggs firss l1c. seconds iaLc
2lc. '''''''
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MIR. AUTOMOBILE owner. does your
auto top need covering Does your car
need painting See Hickman Main 1T Auto
and Carriage works. 5i6l1 W Main
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WANTED 30 carriers In all parts 4
city, boys with wheels preferred must be
over ~ years old Call ut Times office. 3 0
W. Main n.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.
IAAIInA

pub Daily Times i'm. In is - ,ois
Publ. Notlrr r. b,rrl, gIy.n I,s, ,h.
competif,. atsmInatinp t., a.. ,tns,i,lsb
service ~ OkIabomn rit, ,tint..,l,.' -
The po,itlons named holm, o,,i ~. heit on
ia. third fInnT In tbr t,un,u ,Ssn,h,r
Of the 'tit, Nm In ulI,t,,,, ,tt, M
lahomn on the re.ne,tiy. |.t.. h.,,,,rIn,
tr % .u.sI,rl n,
Ytr. s.,,tc.
p.,..,,..
gt,y
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..... NeN NOfk Coffee
NfW YORK June - coffee RIO Z
~ futures steady July BsS Dec Z 7i.
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Chicago Grain and rtOdue,

Kansas city Cash Grain
hANSAk CITY, June q -Wasat 2 hard
II lIdi % 2 red 81 laQiit
Corn 2 mixed 73N white fSb . vel
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For RFNT-RnalMs

o~~~N~c~~~~rN~~~~~>~~~~~ ~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~-~N-
MANHAITAN rooms cool outside rooms.
summer weekly rates, $3.50 single; " VI
double 2lL West 9Th Walnut IuBs
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MRS STODDARD has reopened her
dIess. .mAklng parlor at 81 East 4th street
ihg. W 1897
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MALE HELP WANTED.

uoob PAl Men, women. Introducing
hosiery direct mill 10 wearrr guHrantepd
-four months Part or all time, permanent.
no experience, liberal terms Complete
oulfit. International Mills. Penn H.. Nor
ristown Pa
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FOR RENT FLATS.

THREE or rooms, modern cottage
apartments. private entrance, porch and
bath with or without furniture. four
blocks from postoffioe Light, heat. wa.
ter and garbage furnished $3.50 por week
Inquire q W Connolly R24 an
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FOX SALE REAL ESTATE.

ron SALE Five room modern bunHa.
low, northeast fine location, at u grsnt
bargain t9 "n easy payments, 2lG Westfnn
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NEW ONLEANs June q The market
closed steady 81 net declines of 10 to II
nninla
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NEW YORK, June u-Cotton spot
quiet, mlddling uplands pD No sales
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VEHICLES AND AUTOs

MEACHAM Coil Exchange u \. Broad
way. Oklahoma city Phone Wal
nut 1874 MlgnetOs repaired ;
coils rewOund storage batteries reChArged
aud oyerhauled All kinds Of self starter
work done. out OF town work solicited sud
given prompt attention. All work absolute
iy guaranteed Best equipped shop west Of
Chicago. Nray and Violet ray machines
made TO order.
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PLANTS AND SEEDS.

-~~~~~s~O~1S~oS~s-s~~o- -e,s~~srs-sseSSs~-~-~~
PURE Orange Cane Seed, SOC per bush.
el sacked. T. .. b. H. ID. Whitlow, II. y
u, 4 Pawnec Ok.
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LAWN MOWERS

Sbhrpened, the only method practical
Called for and delivered Sll N, Hudson
Phone W. 1883
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QS9NlGrEIR GIUIIRIEID

without knife or rnustic cure
where others sail nv cures guaranteed.
Terms reasonable: no cure no pay. n.
n. Needham. E6 West Noble 81, Ok'
lahoma City. PAone Wal 1871.
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LOST AND POUND.


LOST lone dirk grey palm beach coat
Western avenue Can Dltrell Music Co,
FhUNpr-A bank book With pair u
ioyes-Aowner can have same By ldentifl
ailon aud calling nj brooks store.
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Boston. Aug. 10.-The Red Sox lost
ground in the race for the American
League pennant by an even break with
st. Louis today. losing the first game 8
to and winning the second 10 to 3. A
triple play by the visitors. the first to
take place in a league game in this city
within the memory of the oldest fan,
featured the second contest. Shotten
caught Hoblitzers fly after a long run
in. threw cleanly to first base. catching
Speaker. and Sisler threw home, where
SEVERED tagged out Janvrin.
koob's fine pitching and long hits by
Austin and Sisler decided the first game
for the visitors. Ruth's twirling was
steady in the second game. while he
and his teammates batted two st. Louis
pitchers freely. The second game was
held up As minutes in the third inning
by rain. The scores:
First game:
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
tho Leading Stocks

New York Aug. 10-ConditiOnS OF a
more substantial and enduring charac-
ter contributed to today's very strong
and active market. After yesterdays
highly promising crop report came the
news that the Interstate Commerce
Commission would in all probability
grant increased freight rates to the
two score railroads traversing the west
section of the country. This resulted in
a broad demand for the bet
ter known railway issues, including the
transcontinental group md the hard
and soft coal shares The extent of the
prospective rate increase g yet mat
ter Of conjecture, but Wall Street
seemed to proceed on the theory that
very considerable part OF the de-
mands of the railroads woulI be met.
Canadian Pacific also made the
striking gain Of SIS points on an
nouncement late yesterday Of the main
tenance Of the regular dividend, al
though the action of the directors was
criticized in conservative quart ers.
Even minor roads like Erie, Rock Is
land. New Haven and Chesapeake &
Ohio participated appreciably IN the
forward movement.
Apart from the rise in the railways,
the most interesting development of
the day was the further activity Of
United States Steel Common which
touched 1914, it's best price since 1912.
The price fell back over point s..o,tly
fafter midday when publication Of the
July untitled tonnage statement show
ed an increase of about 10000 tons.
whereas a larger gain had been aniic-
ipated. Even at that, however, tc'!;t;'s
exhibit was the most favorable Of any
since February of last year.
War specialties were not entirely
neglected new high quotations being
registered by General Motors Common
and Preferred at % apd 1914 respective
~, Westinghouse at rs, Willys-Over-
land at 100, Studebaker at s7k.
The latest turn to events in Mexico
was reflected in the strength Of South
ern Pacific. American Smelling. Next
can Retroleum and National Railways
of Mexico. Total sales Of stocks ag-
gregated 100000 shares.
Impending imports of gold from
London via Halifax, were without eff
feet on the weakened exchange mar
ket, demand sterling falling to the new
low of 475as, while checks on Paris
broke to the new record Of 5.7s. Italian
exchange also deprecated to the new
low record of 6.37.
Bonds were steady. but relatively
quiet. Total sales (par value) were
s3,175,0OO. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
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CLEVELAND and
new YORK SPLIT

New York, Aug. 10.-New York and
Cleveland broke even in a double header
here today. New York won the first
game behind Fishers fine pitching, 1t be-
ing Fishers second straight shutout. In
the second game Cole pitched great ball
until the ninth inning. when the visitors
scored two runs. The score:
First game:
Cleveland .....O 0 0 0 0 O-O-6-2
New York 100 x-2-6-O
Batteries-Jones. Harstad and Egan;
Fisher and Nunamaker. Umpires, Hide
brand and O'Loughlin. Time, 1.2.
Second game:
Cleveland ......0 0 0 0 0 / 0 0 $3.50
New York ....0 0 0 0 o 1 0-2-6-1
Batteries-Hagerman. Walker and
Egan; Cole and Alexander. Umpires,
O'Loughlin and Hildebrand. Time. 1.32.
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SPORTING NOTES

The management Of the Calais Fair
Association through its secretary.
Thos. ]. Doyle. have made the follow
ing announcement concerning the
races to be held during fair time,
Sept. Z, 8, and 10. This announce
meht will be Of timely interest to
horsemen Of Maine and New Bruins
wick. Class races: $50 pace and 2.27
trot, purse $3.50; 2.25 pace and 2.22
trot, purse $3.50; 1928 trot. purse $3.50;
2.20 pace and 2,17 trot. purse $3.50;
2.1s pace and Els trot. purse $3.50; ZIG
pace and 2.13 trot, purse $500; PA
pace and 2.1O trot, purse $500: free
for all, trot and pace, purse $500. En-
tries close Aug. "a. Records made
that date no bar
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Two-base hits, Ruth, Pratt, Thomas.
Home run, Walker. Stolen bases. Lew,
is, Howard Sacrifice hits, Sisler, Bar
ry. Triple play. Shotten, Sisler and
SEVERED. Double play, Gardner and
Hoblitzel. Left on bases. Boston 6, ST.
Louis 3. Bases on balls. off Lowder-
milk 8; Cook i. Hits, off Lowdermilk
I in 4 innings; Cook in 4. Struck
out, by Lowdermilk 2, Cook 2. Ruth
2. Passed ball. SEVERED. Umpires,
Connolly and Wallace. Time, LAB.
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New York Produce Market

New York. Aug. 10.
FLOUR-Barely steady; spring patents
66Nd70o.
WHEAT-Spot firm: No. red 1l9 elf
New York spot and No. hard 127 "a to
arrive; No northern Duluth 112 IA and
No northern Manitoba 1O9a elf Buffalo;
futures steady: Sept. 116 "a.
CORN-Spof firm: No. yellow 50 IL
lake and rail prompt shipment.
OATS--Spot steady.
PORK-Steady.
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Steady.
TALLOW-Quiet.
Blu IT r -'Steady: receipts 2.SS:
creamery extras, 80 score, 26aQ26 "a;
creamery higher scoring T@N Sd; hrsts
24G26: seconds 22a62a.
EGGS-Firm; receipts 1885; fresh gath
cred extras 23ad25: extra frsts N@23;
firsts 1924; seconds 16aG1SA: nearby
hennery whites fine to fancy 32633; near
by hennery browns 25@2s
POTATOES-Steady and unchanged.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
DODGERS trim
CHICAGO 3 TO |.

Chicago, Aug. 1O.-The Brooklyn
club won it's eighth straight game
from Chicago today when it defeated
the locals, 3 to !. 1t was their third
straight of the series The visitors
were out-hit more than two to one,
but Adams generosity in passes and
his tumble of sacrifice hit together
with opportune hitting, cost the locals
the game: Score:
Brooklyn 40 0 2 0 O01 0-3-4-1
Chicago 40 0 0 0 0 0 1-1-9-1
Batteries: Smith and McCarty; Ia
bel. Adams and Archer. Umpires,
O'Day and Ortiz Time, las.
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A THRILLER At
SkOWHECAN WON
BY. The LOCALS

Skowhegan, Me-, Aug. 10.-(SpeciaD
A twelve inning game here today
between Skowhegan and Livermore
Falls, won by Skowhegan by a score
of l to o. was a pitchers duel between
Lanning and Woodcock. Both pitch
ers, when hits meant runs, frightened
until the twelfth inning when Chap
man the first man up, singled to left,
Lanning sacrificed him to second,
Burke, the next man up. struck out,
Dowd then hit one to left field, Chap
man coming all the way from second
on the hit. Moore' made a perfect peg
for the plate. When Chapman slid
home he knocked the ball out of Can.
mons hand and Skowhegan had won.
That ended the best ball game ever
played on the Skowhegan grounds.
Livermore Falls played an errorless
game and Skowhegan had only one
error. For Livermore Falls Redding-
ton accepted II chances without an
error. For Skowhegan Fishburn had
eight chances and one error. while
Lanning accepted six chances as did
Dowd without an error. The batting
features were contributed by NOEL
wee, who batted four times up, for
three singles and one triple. Both
pitchers were steady Lanning giving
just one base on balls while Wood
cock passed three and hit one man.
In the strike-out line Lanning famed
eight and Woodcock three. Tomorrow
the same teams will meet again at
3.15 P. NJ. on the same field. The
score:
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DUFFS win 4 TO z
over MANCHESTER

Manchester, Aug. 10.-Portland
closed the series here today with Man
chester by winning it's second to 2
victory over the locals in two days.
Watkins opened weak in the box for
the visitors in the first. passing three
men on balls when none were out, but
frightened up after this and famed
eight The score:
Portland ......0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 Of
Manchester .....0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
Batteries: Watkins and Hayden;
Smith and Fish.
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BOSTON.

Two-base hits-Sisler, Shotten. Three
base hits-Austin, Gamer. stolen bases
Austin, koob. Sacrifice hits-Sisler
Gardner. Sacrifice fy-Gardner. Left on
bases-St. Louis S, Boston 6. First base
on errors-Boston 2. Bases on balls-Of
Koob 4, Shore ?. Mays l. Hits-Of Shore
in s innings; off Mays / in l inning.
Struck out-By Shore 8: Wild pitch
Shore. Passed ball-Cady. Umpres,
Wallace and Connolly. Time. 1.53.
Second Game:
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FEDERAL LEAGUE STANDING

ed. Gale drove to deep center, but Ia
Der was there. right under it. Cobb hit
to Newbert and beat it out for single
Wilson was walked. Maxwell out, Gill
man TO Violette. No score. Coady out
Cobb to. Wilson. Abbott famed. Gil
man out, Bates to Wilson.
Ninth-Fuller singled to center on
the ground. Williams struck out. Full
Ter stole second. Morrill, flied to Purin-
ton, a fine catch. Bell flied to Taber
Augusta 4; Winthrop 1.
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GIANTS LOSE TO
PIRATES 8 TO z

Pittsburgh. Aug. 10.-Pitcher Adams
was too good for New York today and
they were defeated 8 to ?. Carey was
hurt in the third inning when he stole
third. Lobert falling on him and in
juring his back He was forced to
leave the game. Score:
New--York % 0 0 0 900 , % So
Pittsburgh Il 0 4 l x-S-10-0
Batteries: Baynard, Schauer and
Doom, Adams and Gibson. Umpires,
KLEIN and Cockill. Time, 1873.
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WINTHROP

Two-base hits, Violette. Wilson.
Stolen bases, Abbott 3, Harvey, New
bert, Fuller. Struck out, Coady, Alb
bolt, Harvey, Taber 2. Stinson, Fuller,
Williams. Bell. Double plays. Coady
and Violette. Wild pitch. Bates. Passed
ball. Bell. Base on balls. Abbott, Vio-
lette 2, Stinson. Newbert, Wilson, Nor
ril Sacrifice hits, Coady. Williams.
Umpire, Monte" Moore. Time, 1.55.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-11
LYNN IS WINNER
FROM F|TCHBURC 81

Lynn. Mass, Aug. 1O.-Lynn won
from Fitc:;.arg in the first game Of a
scheduled double header today, 8 runs
to l. Rain stopped the game in the
Sth and prevented the playing of the
second game. Fast fielding by Young,
Circuit and Tierney was feature.
Fitchburg ...0 0 0 0 0 l 0 0-1
Lynn ...0 0 0 0 0 0 l 2-3
Batteries: Hedrick and Holmes;
Tuckey and Flaherty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-11
ICUPlDS WIN 1ST
| AND LOSE SECOND

Worcester, Aug. 10.-Lewiston won
the first game today. to 2, by supe-
rior base running and punched hits
but Worcester took the second, to 1,
Johnston's pitching being very effec-
tive. Outfielder Maloney of Lewiston
injured his ankle severely in the Sec
ond game. Scores:
First Game:
Lewiston o 1 0 0 2 0 % 0-5
Worcester .......0 0 0 o 0 p
Batteries: Tuero and Foster; Weav-
er and Smith.
Second Game:
Worcester ...........2 l 0 0 Q 2 Ks
Lewiston ...........0 1 100 0 OIL
G. innings by agreemenD
Batteries: Johnston and Carroll !;
Schwartz and Foster.