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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-11

The Henry independent contains an
fobitnaTy nj Mrs Neas 5uhnson, WHO
passedsawAy last week. Nels johnson
and 1Ixss Wise were among sEfe pioneers
of the western part of the county and
we're widely known in thesearly days.
Mr.and Mrs. Jake Huntzicker and
Mrs. Earl HRntzicker met with an ac.
cidertstast@wee when a car driven by
Mr.. M. Peazxnan struck d cuiverf
northeast Of town. The car wag.sturn.
ed around, although it Sid rot over
turn, fortunately. Both ladies were
somewhat injured, Mrs. J. 1fnntzick-
er G1ite severely, Mr. Husstzieker and
Mr. earman escaping injury. The car
was damaged in N wheel only.
Did you ever bear of checking auto
mobiles as one checks his baggage?
| Manager Wallace has adopted the
system in Wateroswn. You drive up
In front OF his place, get out fol the
show, ask for a check for yUIT rarto,
get it, p1t 1t into your pocket-and
you sarees Wien you come salt
you present ysur check and ges your
auto, somebody having had an ea4sks
Eeye on 1T during the interim.
THE Watertown Decorating epm-
pany, which recently passed thrutfgh
Lac hands of a trustee. Mr.. D. k:
Lonssks having served In such capae
ity, has been sold, together with all
the stock and goods On hand, to Mr..
George Skells who has already taken
charge. Mr.. Skells will continue the
business. giving it his personal atten-
ton. HE has been a resident Of the
city for the past ten to Twelve years
and has a large circle of friends who
hold him in high esteem, both as q
citizen and as a man who understands
the decorating business from a to 2
and back again. The people may rely
sapon Mr.. SkeIls' business integrity
and his promptness in meeting all
demands for goods or Workmanship In
his line.
Judge Sherwood heard a cas in
Deuel. county last week which involves
some complications. It appears that
a certain tract OF land was sold to a
banker at Ellsworth, MINI. The own
er was an eccentric sort Of fellow. and
1t required some time after the deal
was completed for the papers to be
A.lE= .lNN MUEa~ ANN
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-11
Not the onIv ons

2 entered the editors sane
WI; He had successfully elnded the
smaii boy who guarded the gate, but
5Ml0 sometimes slept at his post.
edifor glanced at the inspired
creator loftily.
Ne went print any such stuff as
that, said he with mammonish ton.
holiness. ~
But the poet BY long suffering ana
70, we'll you neednstsbe SO naughty.
auout " You're mo the only one
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-11
ready for REGARDING. The grantor
died the day preceding the recording

ready for REGARDING. The grantor
died the day preceding the recording
of the deed. Several transfers fol
lowed in the course of time. Lately,
however, a nephew of the owner who
transferred TO the Ellsworth banker
came forward with a suit to recoyer
lon the ground that the old man was
incompetent at the time he sold the
Hand. The present owner (Ienry
JRolD has made considerable improve
iments on the farm, including some
iaxtensive thing
H. S. Fletcher, president of the
board of education Of Watertown
sakes exception to the little article
entitled, Well Take Another
Chance" This article was ia regard
TO the advertising for the foot ball
games the one played at Aberdeen
some weeks ago and the one to he
played at Watertown, November 13
From the tone or Mr.. F1etcher,s letter
we take 1t that he understands the
independent to be In doubt as ia
whether or not any paid advertising
viii be received. On the face OF the
whole matter personally the writer is
pieaseE that an opportunity will he
given 10 all lovers of the old college
game ~ witness sHch a game as viii
be played in Watertewn on November
10, and Mr. Fletcher will find that Inc
lis very liberal with in
boosting ability. and 4 big crowd
WIZ go from Henry o witness the
ganae.-Hefry Independent.
Many Watertown people are person.
ally acquainted with Hon. +. nj. Zie-I
bach OF Yankton, known In the early
as Governor Ziebach because he
was generally regarded as the SQUAT
governor. of the territory. Mr.
md Mrs. Ziebacsl recently celebrated
heir sixtieth wedding anniversary.
This pioneer couple says q Yank-
on special, came to Sioux city n !
1858, but had settled In the county
he year before, Mr.. Ziebach startedI
The Sioux City Register, which hel
sold, and moved to Yankton,
md vas for three terms d III the
,ity, 1859. He was receiver of the
United States land office here under
Cleveland and OF late years has made
ais home at Winner. Governor zie-
~ AtLFH r&E 4tE7
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-11


Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Curiey autoed toa
Watertown last Tharsday to meet MS
J A. Philo. Mrs. Curley's sister, who
came In over the Great Northern IRON
ST Cloud. MINI. Mrs. Philo viii re-
main Tor an extended visit with rela-
dyes and friends.-Henry Independ-
ent.
Several Oh the Royal Neighbors from
the Hazel camp attended a special
meeting OF the r. N. OF AS held at
WatertoWn Monday ia honor OF Or. HI.
Cadson, supreme recorder. The meet.
ing WAS instructive and entertaining.
The visiting members were royalty en-
tertained and report n of the best
OF times.-Hazel Register.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Minard had the
pleafIure of entertaining their old
lxime Canadian relatives, Mi. and Mrs.
g. H. Minard OF Sparta, Can, last
week. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Brayender of Ontario, and Mrs.
Rice OF Chicago. The Minards were
on their way OF the western coast for
q couple Of months visit.
Lyle Franklin, son OF Mi. and Mrs.
F. i. Franklin, had the misfortune to
lose three fingers to the first joint the
other day. In some manner he got
them caught in q rope to which a
horse was attached. The animal
started to move away, resulting In the
accident. The injured members were
dressed and the little fellow is get
ting along nicely.
Miss Margaret McHugh, daughter
OF MI. and Mrs. Edward McHugh. or
this city, was united in marriage last
Saturday morning at the Immaculate
Conception church, Rev. w. s.
O'Meara officiating, to Mr.. Scott w.
Crichton OF Homer, N. D. The bride
has resided in this city for upwards
of twelve years and has endeared
herself to q large circle OF friends
who Join in wishing her a long, happy
and prosperous journey through life.
The goorm fs a prominent young man
in the North Dakota town. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chichten will reside at Homer
where they will be "at home to their
friends after December j.
Andrew Waterman, formerly pfthis
city. now editing the Review atsRee
Heights. s.. d, has become Weary
of the cat yowls. Here's what he has
to say about 'em: THE Review wants
to put in a vigorous protest against
the abominable practice some of our
Icountry people have OF bringing their
surplus cats to town and turning
them loose to starve. We who live
here In town are running no cat re-
ifuge. nor are we In need Of any more
lof the feline species. Only a few
days ago another bunch Of about sew
enteen stray pussies appeared in
town, and some OF our usually good
tempered folks are getting mighty
tired of this m~enagerie. II you don't
want -FOUR cats, make way with them
don't bring them to town where
they will suffer ten times the agony
in starvation that they would Ii you
made away with them quickly your
SELF
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-11
Losses FROM VACCINATION.
4 May BE Caused by One Of Several
Reasons.

Using impotent serum, or serum
no properly tested.
Giving too small doses, even Of
good serum.
!. Understanding weights, max
ing doses too small.
fascinating sick pigs already
lhIected with cholera, and which may
not yisibly show sickness.
o Careless methods. Vaccinating
dirty pigs. Unclean quarters after
vaccination. Failure to disinfect In
Failure to disinfect skin
az site OF vaccination. Exposure Of
serum TO dirt.
9. Storing serum in warm place,
curing serum in unsterilized vessel.
Dr. 9. q. Lipp, State College.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-11
bach was born In Pennsylvania in
1880 and is therefore IS years OF age.
His birthday will be November 233.s'
HEAR THIS in N

consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy by far the best medicine III
the market for colds and Group
says Mrs. Albert Blosser, Lima, Ohio.
Many others are Of the same opinion.
'obtainable everywhere. adv. 21-24
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
RED SKINS
Indian Ban Club wnl Play Dillouvale
Carlisle Graduates.

Manager JACK Olszcski. Of the Dillon
vale baseball club. announced veatsr-
gay that arrangements have been nnda
IpI "a game, Thursday afternoon june -.
with the RED skin baseball club. gu ir-
dependent team composed Of graduate
Of carlisle Indian school
One feature 81 the game Will bs q war
dance on the diamond before th- game.
Another ~ the pitching Of iriuc.a4 IIi.-
wstha. the only LADY Indian pitcher DO.
tho world
The record % this club In 1909 vas.
Won 100. lost 81. and in 1919 won $50.
lot % games. which g. O. good record
The club carries Two ratchers and flur
Pitchers. 80 as to always be Boo good
shape 90 give a gcrs account Of tusw-
selves on the fled. Their coaching o.
Zoo their own native tongue. another
added feature ~ the game.
The lineup is a. follows Seymour. lf.
Flue1acket. %. 'oous. Ct. WaIIa 30. L.
land NJ. Flain 10. Nottswa ~ Wlbuum.
e.. Rodgers. e.. CARRIER. g.. NssaK.. D..
thUutsau. B.. Princess fff1wafha 3D.
charles p Baker the ~I4iuess mana
Fer 81 the club. naE TefIunsfed The 80
loon men OF Bill0uValr not Co cell IIquur
90 any 81 the Indians Hs 10 iH viola
zion ~ the federal laws. punishable u.
Cine Of $500.
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CARDINALS AND
YANKS FEATURE
MAKE THE MOST NOTABLE SHOW
ING IN THE BIO LEAGUES
LAST WEEK.
white Sox Maintain Lead over Red
SoS ana Increase A. BY Taxing
Double Header Yesterday.

SEW YORK. June sO.-The upward
rush Of the 81. Louis Nationals ana the
nosabie showing OF the New York Amer
lcanr after sorry slump which had
landed them In the second division. were
features Of the week In the major league
races. Both these teams nov occupy
elI cntrCnchCd first division place
the Cardinals m particular. being In a
position where they are liEcly 10 give
The leaders serious trouble ~ they keep
W. any thing like their recent gouu work.
Whilst ST Louis has been climbing
the Chicago team has shown no signs 90
faltcring, and In fact by winning four
out OF nvo gRmcs during the werk.
pushed the Philadelphiss out OF urst
place.
INo pronounced losing streaks were
developed during the week. both the Sos
tons and the Brooklyn dropping five out
OF six games.
The American League situation grow 3
increasingly interesting.
-, en- -. Louis. which dropped a. a
fast rate by losing six straight games.
rallied to-day anG beat Detroit. which
hal Goo surrender second position during
the week to the speeding Bostons. The
! Tigers ere now only three games ahead
OF the Yankees Philadelphia has slump
ed into the cellar again aud the CleVc-
lands, like the Browns. are on the DOWN
ward trend. The Wsshingtons failed to
live up 20 the promise furnished by their
good work OF the week previous. ana.
only by the grace Of Walter Johns on's
. eficetivcncss yesterday. kept their rec
ORD up TO the 800 mark through beat
ing the Tigers.
Nothing, however seems 70 stop the
chicago leaders. Cleaning up four out
81 i've games lest week. they started In
promtsirgly again to-day. By taking
both ends Of double header over the
Indians md increased their lead over the
red soN 20 80 points.
Kansas city. playing first class base
nail and frequently showing by late IN
niuE rallies that ~ possesses the tru.
iiEhuus spirit. continues 20 hold the
lesd 90 tho FedayEt League The Mis-
sourians are being followed closely. how
ever. bv the 81 Louis team which has
complied record Of 10 straight VIC
tories. Pittsburgh has been on the
downward trend.
The feature Of tho week was the shift
IN The Newark Management. Phillies be
ing replaced BY Mckcchnic, the teams
hi I'd haseman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
NEW CATCHER
Wn'. withrow. OF the western League.
70 Report 90 Pop" To-day.
Other Players Coming

william MithroW. lsst season with
the Springfield club ia the Central Lea
gue. viii report here this morning and
VIII succeed Edward Mullaney as first
catcher for the StuEi,s. Withrow has
becn Win the ~. Joscph's team in Ia,
western League and was purchased 4,
manager Shrivcr few days aEo. tu
1914 WithroW was only two points L..
nina the ftrst catcher OF the circuit vim
a iiedling average Of .97s for a hundred
games
S"llins. the Kansas CITY univer.i,,,
Lo', h"e h"t yet reported. but is ,xne,.t-
~ ." arrive IN a. Few DAYS shrfV.r 49,.
~ ltNn hAfhcy Drew fuss thai tollfn. Il
~ uhus uul playcr and will be in Inc al =
snow h'iorc Ions La case Coilins a.
~ ~. 81 1" com, Co the local team 49,.
Jus burEh management aKrces to ief
gu' 'h"lr substitute second basen,,.,,
~, u'A aud another Infislder ,,.Iii a.
." Nh'elhg WITHIN the next two davs
Lear had AN of day with IN. 49,
,st'IHays nut Impressed cVorvb,dx a.
p,llS Dali player Anderson Vic.
s@ult 10 The local club IN a trad. hi
HhIn Rebel kccne went 10 Crs,id
"a iiuH. play Cd a crackup game al first
ana appears TO be a consistent hitter
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TOOK EN- BOTH


Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
ERIE. Pa, June 20.-Erie opened her
series with Tcrrc Haute here to-dav ~
tors. The first game was 10 4 epd ~.
second lo 90 2. Four home runs we've
made. The scores.
tIHt game. n. a. r.
Ierre hautc ...2O 001 1000 Z %
battertes-Erie. HoNuk and Martin.
Carly.
second game b. ~ D.
Ierre Haute. ...OO 0nO0OI 70 Do u
Tatteries-Erfe TaEgsrtf and Martin
Terre Haute. Greiscle and McCarfr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
BILLIKENS TAKE TWO

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence
FT WAYNE Ind June COD g.
wayne celebrated the orrnfrr Of The
local double header season b.. efrrira
we games from Dayton to-day fp
and % I. The first contest Was Ia
pitchers battle between EnrI and D..
borne. but four runs in tHa ar.rirr ir.
tory for The locals Thr ar.rra
tirat game. o. U o.
.Ft Wayne $4,000 fnuu..s
Eattrrie- Noel end WosrIh. D-b.rrs
and Uevefa
second game U o. o.
Dayton ........ ... n % m 600 o.. u
Er WAYNE . 10000
batteries Compton and DrrIs. Aims
worth and Gard
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trying 70 steal HauHer walked ana
was caught mapping OF first. Johnson
90 Anderson. There was no further
scoring.
New York Game.
After Umpire Handiboo had proper-
ly introduced the Giants a. Z 20 the
game was allowed TO proceed. The
distinguished visitors didn't do anv.
thing 10 Johnson until the second ln.
ming uhen two singles IN succession
scored one run Tn the fourth lawns
men put smother over with q double
and two sacrifice flies.
Schupp relieved Ritter al tho no.
ginning Of tho sixth. The newcomer
had plenty OF "stun" but was ineffec.
tive. 80 tho beginning of the seventh
Lear and Anderson we're given bases
on balls. Sisson then popped out TO
Wendell. Who was catching In place
n smith. on a weak attempt 20 hunt.
Mullaney then followed with a amaeh
10 deep center which was iuFgIod by
Lobort Tn The meantime Lear and
Anderson had scored and MuIlanev
was perched on third Johnson nied
out 20 Robertson ln right and MuI.
laney started Tor home fie had the
throw beat easily but Tor some nm
known reason stopped short of the
plate and started bark % thIrd lie
vas run down BY Wendell. retiring the
side
New YORK came hack In tho begin
ming Of the eighth and on a single and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
wBAKENED IN NINTH.

CINCINNATL June eO-Only q men
faced pale In the firSt eight innings here
today hut he weakened IN the ninth and
wac FORCED 20 give way to Benton who
stoIpcd the Phtlltes batting streak lust
IN tline ara Cincinnati won the anal
game OF the series > 20 1.
,,,,,- r. H. p
fhiladelphia o.. 700 q o. oil = n
Cincinnati $500 q q OF 1 q - 4 n
tterles-pcmarce and VIM Kellefcr.
iall. Benton and WinEo
Two base hit. Olson. Three base hit.
lsuderus stolen bases. Leach Hcrzor
sacrifice hits: Groh. Dale Base on halls.
i'emaree z. struck out. Demaree 2. Dale
- Benton ]. tmpires. Orth and Byron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
CARDINALS IN SECOND.

81. Louis. June 2o-St Louis made IL
-FOUR straight and moved into second
N~~~~~~~~~~~>-S>~~>~D
two errors scored two runs. Red
Murray led of with a single and took
second when Mullaney muffed a
pitched ball. lie was advanced to
third on Grants out and scored on
Doyle's high fly 10 ODay. johnson
might have prevented the score n he
had backed Mullaney up a. he should
A hit and a wild throw scored another
before Brainard lined out to Reilly.
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RAMBLERS LOSE
Duauesne A. G wins from Bsnwood
Team By Ons-sid-d seora-Hsu
nington Pitched well

IN Ifsi DOT "uf-rided game the nu-
uuDfuc s. C.E defeated the faaf going
Ram hifrF. of Eenwood ~ the score III p
fu EruntngtUn worked Tor the nm
qu'-ro and pitched ahut-out baW ans
but Tor errors hv hie team mafrr would
h1Nr done 20 Hahn. on the other sida
Wes wlI1 end IVES touched up for @ hIte
and alec hIt hafamcu shine ana
Nruoe hitting featured tho game
lhg Iuqufrne VIII clash with ffr r.
auI p F team next SnfurdaF on tho
EIw Grove srouud- Edwards rrH k I.r
"I.I fnrm fhc battery Tor the Dugursnr
NHH score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
DoWNED THE PIRATES

Special Dispatch t0 tHr Intelligence
YOUNGSTOWN. U Trr. .. r
sfreimfn loaf fH GrrrI UHr.ia f..lr. p
tn D and fheu turned bod and defeated
the Pittsburgh Pirates. Oh. Id ir b.. .
ninhF '.r. o. 90 o.
Grand Rapids DN0rUUHD D
Batteries rIuff. and N.arrrr. Ia.
thur ard MrNrru
U W o.
Vow Hsfnwn 600 600 600 InH d.
o.. hurrh - 600 600 600 900 o.
Fatfnris. UnI and Wagner. DonrrI.
man and Murphy.
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HEATHERINGTON
Fitohed Coed Game for Kain Climb and
Defests Florence Team bv
Score OF 20 s.

The Kahn club defeated the Fior.,r.
,',,s,..i 'n a. the Pinch Kun groiird 7
tf tl'th' un o. The score of 4 h.,
.H ~ ltht inning contest TH. fc9-
tt'e ni the Eame was the pitchiur 81
80 49,, i''st.n ahd the superb batting
~ N'iAf. OWING fu tho fncf THAI III y
~. .l'. \. a.. nHunrrueut refused tn
aI.' thr umpire. when the Kahn t,inh
ynJfried 60 some of the derfsions 49,
Main cub players withdrew sr1r. WIG
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tLEN ELANb. June 20-ChicagJ Won
Two games from tleN Gland today To I
shd 20 o. Cleveland made almost as
many hits a Chicago ia the fr-t game
Out Jailed 70 bunch them. Morton pitch
Cd good ball IA the second hut poor work
by the outfteidsr- which converted sim
kles INTO extra base hits allowed Chr
caso 20 score two runs. The neA- run
VA the result Of a triple steal. Weaver
scoring. Score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-21
oIAETs AT MoLURn
Wv Tort Nationals IN City FOR a
short Time.

John NrErrwa "GiInrfa. stoned frrf
IIff'r while nf fhr Mcclure vrafrrfn VI
Hnf lore their heavy bond bags while
hey fHurraVef over fn Athletic PARA fn
play Tho Smokes THr Client tIuh uaa
ur Itn way tn Cincinnati where thew
play n series with fnr Reds
Manager MnHrnu 900 mot nrrnrrnrr...
ffe feam fH fhIH rIfv h.rHnar uf n bust.
ness meeting or che officials 40 New
YORK
Those whose name nIUrHr on The No
Lurr rrEIafrr were THhu w Fnafsr ID.
EraurIrN d.. DOYLE. A Fletcher. vi.
Burns Robertson ~ smith RI BRAIN
ed. y 0Hath q MURRAY W Tsohert
rhurr W. Ritter. D.. wendeiL a.
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Termination out. hunted third strit.
Three haur hffa shine Two re.
hifa uHricn. wood. kiee Uaar rn tafr
ir Hahn. b. Remington qfrurF
bio PLAYS HELLER 90 goidtaurh trif b..
pitched ban Ey 1ahua e Wild rlfrn
llnhr Time rs. Umpirca Kelley n
Hauks
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place In the league race today bv de-
teating the Bostons to 2 Score.
Boston - 0rtO0oooo r. y,
~; Louis ...-.. 22Ol8O OO.-s :
4, batteries, Crutcher. Tyler and ,;owd, =.
Meadows and SNYDER
, Two base hit. Butler. Three base hits
bescher. Betzel Snyder stolen bases
Tonnoliy Base on balls Crutcher :.
lyieI Meadows 3. struck out. Crutch-
Lt.r-- 80 -; MEADOWS .. Impirrs
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EAST ENDERS
Patterson Team Defeatsr By Rau.r, .
O. In Past Game Ysstsr(
day Afternoon

The fast Bauers team, Of t..., va.
~, dcleatcd the Patterson team ~
AT - IN. By the score OF 20 a ia.
Se,,iG was tast and featured by fasf
plag ms \ last double play was ~.
rear Irg "t the game. johnson 10 D,,i,,
70 Iutler Tho scorr. ~ H"nIt
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ssserdAys Results

-. Louis D.. Detroit %
hlcagO Z. cleveland O.
chicago =; cleveland o..
- irst game. 60 second gaus
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Two hHFe hIt1 Rom Three Ia - rIte-
J.. Collins. Weaver. Home runs smith.
ouruter. Sacrifice hits. J. Collins. WeaN-
'r. stolen base J. Collins. Base on balls.
,oumbe . Jones 60. Beoz T. Struck out.
Jones &. Walker 9. REM O. Irmrircs:
wallace end Connolly.
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NeW YORK At PHILADELPHIA t.l
Boston at Washington ',.t
Other clubs. not scheduled
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WHITE SOX
TAKE TWO GAMES PROM cLEvr-
LAND YESTERDAY IN WELL
PLAYED CONTESTS.

Poor worn ny outfislders Lost Second
Sme FOR houon Who Fitohed
GOOD Ball-Ttgsrs shut Out.
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Two haas hifa Morrison W-rofITr-H
Cecil NrHhr Wilson Sacrifice hff. Nor.
usY stolen base Cecil Nr-sUnnrr.
smith Hruhn q sarhar Q Tfe~rrv q
H r'uIInIan. nfahou 81 Cnrranfrr (.
ivy shepherd Hf Ir pitcher fv car.
pewter n I|r4uHY f0rFl Mrfrner iTier.
nsF Nare or halls. on Daruenfsr &
iuEar Mffrurr struck ouf. Nr
rarrertrr n. uuEan 1 Mctsner g. TN.
pres smith. HOY
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DIT NbiT June go-Wefinan had
slightly tho better or Uausa ln " pitch
tnE duel -hcre TODAY and - Louie won
10 %. g. Walkers single followed bly
y. Walkers double scored the tally
81 Louis ...... 0o01 10000 ID
Detroit - UUUuuUO0 q
Batteries Mcilwan and AEuew. Bauas
and StHnaEe Mckee
NO base hits y walker. Austin.
stolen base tuhh. Sacrifice hits. prarf
@. Burns. Base on balls WeIIrian
bauss .. struck out. Wrilnlan 4. Bausa
s. tmpiros. Evans and Chill
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THIRTEEN BASES

Island a. 2. Players nun villa on SACKS
ana Win ~ Score 81 no 90 ,.
..IUnIun Wild uU Tho UH anH no wheel.
JUS PARK yesterday afternoon. fre Island
NlnleNc Club Won gupf her game ur dr.
fN1frr The Moose SO fg team hE the
s.ure ~ DO f0 d Thirteen bases were
stolen bI The faIHnd boss.
Tho score follows
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Two base hits. Gran,y. Three Ia
hit. felsCn. Home run. r. Coilinu rHr-
rihce hits Wambv. Blackburn. Fouruir~
stolen bases Schslk. Weaver. E COL
ltuS. Roth. Base on balls Morton g.|
scott :. struck out Morton s. scott 4
Ompires. Connolly and Wallace
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CHICAGO. June 2o.-A combination or
alr-ught pitching by Pierce and three
nome runs by ChicaGo batters Was
enough TO give the cubs the final
hIooklyn game today TO I. \ clean
sweep Of the series
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
FEDERALS

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