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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-16
vENANGO IS DRY AGAIN
Judge Criswell Refuses All of the Sew
enteen License Applications

Franklin, Pa, March 1G.-Venangc
county will remain dry another year
Judge Criswell yesterday refusing all OF
the II applications for liquor license
7 When court convened in the forenoon
the attorneys for the petitioners an,
:. nounced that they did not desire hear
ings.
In the afternoon he marked all ap
plications Refused. No opinion was
iled. Temperance workers said they
found it much less difficult to obtain
signatures to remonstrances than ever
before, and the number of the signers
was much larger than last year.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-16
WORK FOR 1000 MEN
Eastern Steel Company, of Pottsville
Now Running to Capacity

Pottsvile, Pa, March 16.-The East
ern Steel Company's plant resumed
work yesterday morning full-handed
for the first time in six months. The
plant has been working with q reduced
force, but improvement in the steel
market made it possible to employ vir-
tually all the hands formerly on the
payroll, 1000 in number.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-16
Jitney Popular in Atlantic citv

Atlantic City, March 16.-Mechanic
going to and returning from work al
most fought yesterday for the privilege
of riding in the first jitney bus in At
lantic City. The single machine ran to
capacity morning and night.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-16
Electric Light Manager Dies suddenly

Elizabethtown, March lev. E.
Guthrie, 40 years old, manager of the
electric light company, died yesterday
of heart disease. Several sons survive.
He was former resident of Philadel.
phia.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-16

Dull Calf Cater Pumps with grey suede in
lay top, plain toe last French hels, light fexi-
BILE welt soles ..................... $500
Patent Kid Colonial Pumps with inlay steel
buckle. new pointed plain toe last hand turned
soles with French heels ............... $500
Dull Kid Two-bar Colonial Pumps, narrow
plain toe last, light weight Goodyear welted
soles with French heels s...........S SI.OO
Dives. Pomeroy &
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Dull Kid and Patent Colt Three button Ok
fo"'s. short for'part plain toe last with welted
.soles and two-inch leather heels ...... .$4.25
Fatent Coltskin Colonial Pumps with grey in
lay cloth tops black dull finish buckle light
weight welted soles with French heels 1915
Black Vici Kid Colonial Pumps, new plain
toe last with light weight weted soles and "
inch military heels Observation-Disclosures. $500
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Showing of the New Queen
Quality Pumps for Spring

Smart with distinctive
shown in these fashionable Queen Quality spring pumps
Excellence of materials perfection other essentials
that link with style make Queen Quality popular among
wel-dressed
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-16

Pussy WiIlow-softest of Spring silks, water I
proof face.
Street Shades, yard, $500
Fancy weaves, yard, $500
Plain Chiffon Tafeta, 36 inches wide street
and evening shades, yard .$1.25 and $1.5O
Striped Taffcta Suitings, 81 inches wide,
Crepe de Chimes in the latest Spring shades,
yard ................ .$1.19, $3.50 and $500
Crepe Meteor in many Spring shades 40
inches, yard d................. ...... ST. S5
Silk Wolfe, will not pull or stretch, 40 inches,
. .
Faille Silk in street shades, 36 inches wide
yard, $500; AZ inches wide, yard ...... 90
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-16
Beautiful Qualities OF Imported
Kid Gloves for Spring

The best grades
to
teral include kid, chamoisete NJ silk - -
One
Front
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.omen's Spring Coats

The showing of new coats embodies all
the most-talked about effects in covert shep-
herd checks and the smart black and white
plaids. The coats are plain tailored, full ripple
back or belted $500 to $25OO
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-16
Opening Display of the Smartest
Styles in Spring Dress Fabrics

The wooden dress fabrics for which ia
in this important opening assemblage.
This is our most complete display of I
Silk Poplins-This seasons favored fabrics,
made in all weights, for dresses and suits:
twenty shades. yard .......... Csc to $500
Shepherd Checks-for the nobby Spring suit
featured by fashions best modistes yard.
soc to Sc so
Covert Cloth-for suits and separate coats.
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. soc TO $2.5
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-16
Spring Neckwear Fashions forV

The neckwear section is ready to show scores of the
The new flared collar styles, turnovers of net with
and chu suggestions styles in net voe and lingerie and
lawns AID organdies the new NODES
All tiese will be prominently represented in the open
morrow ,,u.. ,.... s
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-16
The Selection of theRight Corset

Most exacng demand the mods and dsmk uekn
when a incorrectly designed
They often that their fitted
this a thing considering?
skill The absolute
high quality workmanship
perfect you decide to mkehe Froaset
Beautiful pert6tng models $3.50 $780, $1,000
& cond Floor
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Satin Stripe Taffeta, in black, 36 inches wide,
ydio Sl.OO ana $2.OO
Black Chiffon Taneta, SO, 40 and 44-inch
widths, yard .................. $3.50 to $500
Check Taffeta Suiting, 27 inches wide, yard,
75c and 81 90
Evening Floral Tafeta, beautiful quality,
white ground with exquisite floral designs, SO
inches wide, yard ........... 100 and So so
Plain Chiffons to match any color. 40 inches,
yaru '.....'... .'....'.. ............. $1.OO
Dice Check Chiffon, 40 inches, yard ...$1.25
White Chiffon with cluster stripes of black
satin yard ................... $500
Dives, Pomeroy Stewart-St. Floor, Front
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Women's Spring Suits

The latest smart short jacket styles in beted
effect or swaying loosely from the waist line,
and the more conservative models with longer
jackets in semi-beted plain tailored styles.
These are fashioned of the finest qualities of
poplin, gabardine and serge in all the modish
Spring shades s.............. $16.50 to $42 so
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-16

93O to II a. NJ and Q 80 to 4 p NJ.
Our always the premier fashion
for which hundreds knowing
with style
Creations from such famous designers Rawak
Ppps others will
above.
Much could be said telling of the hat
important Spring prefer for themselves
rather than read about especially many
exclusive to
The Spring opening styles that entirely the
earlier preliminary howngsnotabl the sailor
shapes that show the tendency to larger hats
Stew -secndFIou Front
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati.

Score by innings: r.
Brooklyn ............ o o ! o q al
Cincinnati ........... o o o O -
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OUTING FOR CHILDREN
Party of Twelve Lenves To-Day for
Esscn Farm my Dnptists' Guests

Twelve children of Richmond. who
otherwise would be forced TO spend
inc summer in the city. will be sent
to-day by DR.. James Buchanan, Of the
Associated Charities, TO Lloyds. ESSEX
County. whore they Will spend two
weeks on large farm. Arrangements
have been made by Rev a r. David
son. pastor OF the Baptist Church at
L!oYHS. and his congregation to ac-
commodate twenty-four boys and girls
during the month of August, giving
them pleasant outing in the coun-
try After the first party leaves an
o'hcr VIII be ready 10 take its place
AS soon as the children arrive at tho
station they will be driven IN auto
mobiles TO the farm
Everything for the comfort and
happiness Of the visitors has been ar
ranged ny the Essex people They
VIII be given good. wholesome food.
ana members OF the congregation viii
supervise their play.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Portsmouth at Norfolk
Rocky Mount at suffolk.
Orphans at Newport New!

Rocky Mount at suffolk.
Orphans at Newport News.
NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Ashcviile, 6; Durham. l tirst camc).
Durham. 3; Ashcvillr. tscconh gnmel.
Winston-Snlcm. .; Greensboro. (ilrst
gamc).
Greensboro. 3; Winston Salem. = (sccond
Camc).
Raleigh. /; Charlotte. o.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
w. l.. Pet. w T.. Pct
Ashcville ..16 o .6in W.-Salem .IS IL 800
Raleigh .l6 10 1913 GrrcnSb'n 10 II .iOa
Durham Ii Is 900 Charlotte :. x Is BOB
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Raleigh at AshcviIle.
Charlotte mt Winston Sacm.
Durham at Greensboro.
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LAWN TENNIS FOLLOWERS
AWAIT NATIONAL TOURNEY
question as to Who VIII Win Title
Creates Considerable
Interest.
EAST PITTED AGAINST WEST
",i'ans' Present Champ. Will Have
.ncLoughlin, of California, us Chief
Opponent--Coast Player mt Fastest
face-To Play ut Forest Hills
EAST PITTED AGAINST WEST

w" 1okk, August 4.-Less than =.
month intervenes before the national
i""n tennis championship tournament
oegins on tho twenty-f four CLAW courta
OF inc West Side Tennis Club at Forest
hlIls. l." l. and already the momentous
question Is being asked among fol-
lowers OF the game from here to tho
coast: Who is going TO be the cham.
pion Of 1852"
VIII Richard Norris williams. od.
nc unassuminE youth from Philadcl,
pnia ,., be able TO retain his high honors.
or VIII he be borne down to defeat by
Maur!ce H. McLoughlin. the mcteorio
Salii ornia star. or some other Of the
ranking players?
draw: Il may happen that McLougblin
ana Williams Will be drawn together
In me same half. even in the san,e
diSposing of one of the strongest can
nidates for the final honors on the
nnen'hE day Of the tournament. Or it
champion viii get an an ' exce .ni1ugn
easy path TO the final round. as NJ.
MN had at Newport las, year. and
mat Mac Will meet a worthy onnoncnt
/" every round. or vice versa
bnttle of F:nst md West.
.oni i"iten 'hat the two foremost con-
N" draw, however. and that both con,a
through successfully to the final roma
nc meeting between the East and tho
west on tho final day Of the tourna
inent should result In a battle worthy
OF The best traditions Of the game
Much depends upon Wil!iams's frame
ward student. when the whim seiye.
h!m, as II did In tho Newport nee,inr
can accomplish almost anything on tho
courts. Against Mclaughlin upon that
occasion Williams was daring in the ex-
tr"nc and executed shots tina, few -
any. players, with so much deperdirr
~" was coolly confident before he
TOOK the court against his greatest rtv-
n. ana this confidence was amply tusti-
neh bE the manner in which he ont
GUESSED. outspe eded and outplaved Nc
Ionfhhn There was no stroke In tho
category OF lawn tennis that the Phil
hdelphian did not have NJ his con, nl.te
command on tho Casino court. and add
cd TO this, his eye was unfailinG In the
accuracy with which It picked out the
openings
There was no trick OF tho courts THAT
Williams did not use In Turing the i'm
petuous Mclaughlin out Of position in
that match. and among those who
watched the East conquer the Yves, thar
day tho feeling was almost nniversni
that the Davis cup would have remain
cd in the possession Of the United
states had tho mex cha mpion perform, cd
~ like manner against Wildine and
PROXIES.
As for Mclaughlin. there are many
indications that tho great coast PLAYER
is headed for the heights this wear He
was at the same period last wear. and
without tho responsibility OF Davis Gun
competition to worry him. should per
form In even moro sensational style
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TEST CASE is PLANNED
Washington Will Protest Findings of
French Prize Court.

WASHINGTON, August 4.---Announce-
ment from Paris to-day that q French
prize court had confirmed the seizure
Of the American steamer Dacia found
the State Department preparing TO pro
test the decision, which carries with
1t forfeiture of the vessel It is
planned 10 make this n test case Of
the right OF n neutral country to grant
registry to a b.lligercnt owned mcr-
chant ship.
The Dacia's cargo of cotton is not
involved. The British government. be-
fore the Dacia sailed from Galveston
via Norfolk last spring for Rotterda m
announced that the cargo consigned for
Bremen would not be detained, the
announcement being binding upon
France.
The French government purchased
the cotton through a special appropria-
ton. First payments TO the owners
Of the cotton were made to-day At tho
state Department.
The issue in the Dacia case is the
right OF tho United States government
TO permit registry under the flag of r
vessel formerly owned by the Ham
burg Amcrican Steamship Company, n
German corporation, hut declared to
nave been sold to an American citizen.
inc British government, which has
sanctioned such transfers in war time,
could not consistently seize the Dacia.
france has always held that the trans
fer of merchant ship to n neutral
power must have been effected at least
thirty days before the outbreak Of
hostili;es, in order to secure recosni-
ton by bclliccrcnts
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GIANTS SMOTHER CARDS

ST LOUIS. August 4.-The Giants
snatched two from the Cardinals to-
day in 4 matinee that was nlled with
thrills. II TO Q. and to o. Nathcwson
was given a 10 TO q lead in the first
game. but the Cardinals in the sixth
rallied. and in the seventh routed Big
Six when they scored seven runs. In
tho ninth runners were on second and
third with two out when DOYLE threw
out Hyatt. Errors gave the Giants
eight OF their eleven runs
In the second game Lobcrt turned n
triple play in the third inning. Rc,2cl,
Meadows and Bcscher singled. nlling
the bases, when Lobert grabbed Longs
line drive. Honus stepped on third re-
firing Bethel. and throw TO DOYLE min.
ped Meadows for the third out
FIRST GAME
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
st. LnniS mt New York,
Cleveland nj Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago nt Washington
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CRkYS AND ROYALS HIT
BALL ALMOST At WILL
Wins Suggest From Mon
treal, and All Twirlers Are
Worn Ont.
JACK FLYNN SWATS 'EM HARD
Slugger Gets Two Home Runs.
Making Twelve in Three Weeks.
All Other Games Halted on AC-
count of Weather.

MONTREAL, Angus; +--Tneffcctivc
pitching on both sides featured to-dav's
game with Providence. but the visitors
made the better use OF their opportuui-
tics, and finally won out by 10 TO (
Eayrs. who started for Providence was
hatted from tho box in tho FIRST inning.
while Dowd was hit hard throughout.
Jack Flynn brought his home run total
mp 10 twelve since the Montreal team
cam" homo on July -. with TWO circuit
wallcps Tho game scheduled for TO.
morrow was called off. neither team
having pitch crs fit to work Score:
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ENJOIN FED PLAYER
Restraining order Issued Agninst
PITCHER Iiurk, al PIttfcds.

PlTTSHrKGi. Aui,upt !; Sanford
kurh ritcncr for the Pittsburgh Fed
"ral League baseball CLUB. today was
temporarily r"s'rn!uod from playing
"i'h inc club, and lie club waa re-
sira1n"d from employing Hurk through
injnnct!ons granted 10 representatives
OF INC American Association baseball
cub OF indianapolis bY Judge Reed IN
Common P!"na Court, Judge Reed
named Au@I", G as the time when he
would hear argumcutn on tho motion 10
mako The injpnct!onn permanent.
Bark joincd the Pittsburgh Fodcrals
recently.
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Tcnui. Mn,ch po,.noncd.

BOSTON, AuHuBt 1.-THE nnal In the
all Corners tennis tournament at the
Iongwood Cricket Club between r.
Norris Williams. H., OF Philadelphia
and y w. Niles, Of Boston. was post
poncd to-day on account OF rain. 1t
win be played tomorrow. and tho
challenge match against NJ. z. Nc
T.oughlin, originally scheduled for to-
morrow, Will BIO put over until Friday,
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R0CKMART. Ga. August +-Posses
tonight were searching a mountain
near here. where. II was believed. a
sand!t was hiding who to-day robbed
the Rocltmart Bank OF $4,000 Three
men are being held on suspicion of
having been his confcderatcs
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Totals. IS q % II Totais....S7 % 81 IS 1
'Battei for %iehaus In eighth.
tf3n,'eG tor Bethel in ninth.

New York ........ . l =. OIL.
St. Louis ........... 0 o I d .
summary: Runs-E3urns Snodgrass. Doyle
@. Fletcher. Lobcrt. Brainard 90. Doom.
M"thews"n. Beschcr. Long. Bethel Dolan
-. Gonznies HYATT t?I. Butler. Two base
hits Doyle. Rcschcr. Dolan. Three-basc hits
Long, hyatt. Stolen bascs-Dcyle. Peck.
ifu'lcr. Long. Sacrifice hits-Flctchcr. But
Yer. Mathcwson. Douhl" plays-T'ut!er to
Miller 10 Hyatt left on hascs-New York.
:, - Louis. 8. First base crrors-New
l"rk. :: 81 Louis. l. Bases on balls
OF Mhthcwson, .: on Tosrcau. 2; off Amcs. 1.
Hlts-"m Muth"wsor. 10 In Ii innings:
ri Tcsr"lu. Q In 2-3 innings; off Amcs.
ia - innings: off Griner. in o-3 in
nings OF NiehHus. in 20 innings: off
f"idu". in inning. Struck out-by les
rr"u = by Amcs. 9; by Grner. I; by
%i"hans !: hy pcrtuc l. Umpircs Eason
an! BYRON. Timn. c:O..
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BRAVES CONTINUE STEADY
CLIMB TO FIRST HONORs
Boston Falls on Pittsburgh Pirates
for Third Straight Win in
Series.
BROOKLYN is SLIPPING DOWN
Cincinnati Beats Robins Two Out of
Three This Wcck-Giants Find
Cards for Brace of Games in Same
Afternoon-Phillic. Chicago, Rain.

PITTSBURGH. August 4.-Pittsburgh
lost its third straight game to Boston
to-day . to l. MamauX left the box in
favor OF Cooper in the third inning
after the visitors had batted out three
singles and two triples off his delivery
Hughes relieved Davis when the latter
passed man in the second inning and
held the home team safe until the last
inning. when three hits produced the
locals only run. Score:
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Y. VI. II. 4. wnnderlu.t CIub.

Members Of tho Young Mems Hebrew
Association have organized themselves
into Wnnderlust club. Under the
leadership Of julius Robinson, their
hike master" they will make their
first hike" TO Falling Creek on sun
day. starting from the Y ". r. 4.
building at / o'clock in the morning.
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ISFnyCs Nv plnScr

TERRE HATTIE, ND. August -
Arthur iiehf. left handed pitcher for
tho local Central League team. to-day
was sold TO tho Roston Nationals.
Nehf's record this year is 70 games
won and 10 lost. He leads the league
IN strikcou's. with 2ls. Nehf reports
70 Boston AZ ChicaEo to-mnrrnw
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.CR|FFMEN NIP WHITE S0X
FOR BOTH PARTS OF BILL
Joe Boehling Holds Chicago to Four
Hits In First Contest, and
Gallia Duplicates.
UNDERGRADUATES STILL LOSE
WyclSoff Is Wild, and Detroit Beats
Athletics by One Run, Made in
Sixth-Rain Stops Other American
League Games.

WASHINGTON. August 4-washinr-
ton took both games OF a double header
from Chicago to-day. In tho first
game BoehlinS let the White SoX down
with four hits, and Gallia duplicated
the performance in the second contest
Scott allowed five hits in his game. and
Cicotte and WolfganG in tho second al
lowed the same number. Score:
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ROBINS LOSE TO REDS

,CiNCINNATI. O.. August 4-Dale
pitched we'll to-day. keeping the yisi-
tors hits scattered. and Cincinnati
won from Brooklyn. TO l, thereby taxi
ing the series three cares 10 one
Cincinnati hit Appleton hard in the
fourth, and also took kindly TO Dclrs
curves in the seventh. Daubert fielded
exceptionally we'll Score
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Arrrstcd for EirhtInr

Tom Grace and James J. Maloney
were arrested last night by Policemen
cousins and Spur on charge of be-
ing disorderly and nEh,ing in the
street The men Will be given an op-
portunity TO explain to Justice Crutch-
held this morning.
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Fasteners Rend, for Meet

PORTLAND. ORE. August i-Coach
Lawson Robertson and n team repre-
s.niing the Irish American Athletic
by steamer 70 San Francisco to-da v
10 compete in tho Panama Pacific cx-
POSITIONS national track championships
this week. Tn" fasteners had been
training her" since last Saturday All
We're pronounced TT
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summary: Runs Burns. .; Snodgrass.
Doyle. M":kle. Erainard t?J. Two base hit
Nerkl". Three hnAe hlts-Burns, Tesreau.
stole" base I!rhInrd Earned runs--New
York. 8. Double pihy-I,utler TO Huggins to
Mi!ier. Triple p!ay-f.obcrt to Doyle Left
on bnscs- Sew York. 4; 81. Louis. 3. Bases
on balls on rrrroau. J. OF Meadows. Q.
struck out--by Torrcuu 6; by Meadows 1
wild pitch Meadows Um pircs byron and
Time
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WILDNESS COSTS GAME

PHILADELPHIA. August 4.-Wyc-
koffs wiidness in the sixth inning en-
ahled Detroit TO defeat Philad"lphia
to-day ] 10 q. Dubuc scored the only
run of his pitching duel with Wyckoff
on n pass Wits sacrifice. n pass TO
Bush, Cobbs single and Crawfortl's sac
81 ~
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FIRST GAME.


Summary: Run--Foster. Two. hnsc hit
Milan. Double pay-Fostcr 20 Gandil. LEFT
on haacs-Ch:onEo. $: Wash!niton. :. Bases
on balls-Boehlirg. 3. Struck out-by Scott.
3. by BoehlirE. :. Jmplrcs. Nalln and
pireen. Time. 49,
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PhiladclDhin.
TotaIs ..E1 y


Summary: Run-DubuC Two hnF" Mt
N"ach. Enrned runs-netroit. !. Sacrifice
hits-Vitt Burns. Young. SchanE. Sacrifice ny
Crawford, Double plnys-Ni,; Young and
Burns: Mclnnis and Kopf: WyckotJ. Eopt
and MrInnIs. Left on hases-Detroit :. PHI
adclphla. 4. Struck oui-hy DubuC >: hy
Wyckof, =. Bases on bals-of Dubuc. 3:
on Wycko1. ) Wild pitch-Duhuc Time.
,:2o Innires chill ard Ernrs
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SumlNary: Runs--E. Colllne. Acoe'a ~.
Ainsrnith. Two base hits-Felsoh. Nc f'-ide.
rhree-hase hi.--Ainsn1ith Stolen bases
F.. Collins. F"urni-r. Murphy. Earned runs
Chicago !: Washington, 2. Sacrifice hi,a
j. Collins o.. Galla Double plays-
Rackburrc to Fourier Loft on bases
Chicago. :; Washington. g. Bases on balls
M Galla, s. Hits-oft Cicotte. ; IN s in
niuGs HIT by pitchnr-hy Gaiiia. FouruiA-.
Struck out-hy c!cotte. 3: by Gall!a. T. TIM
pires. Dincen and NalI!n. Time, l:5o.
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PittRhlirph
Totals....se q 20 Totals....so i, ..
Entt"d for Gibson In ninth.
fBatted for Cooper in ninth

Score hy innings: r
PITTSBURGH ........... -.
summary: Runs-Aloran. MaGee Smith
SShmid' Whaling. Hinchman Three has .
niis[Naeec Maranville. Wagner. Sacrifice
nii-fiiHpatrick Double play-Collins and
Johnston. Earned runs-Bos,on = Puts
nufEh l. Left on bases-Rostor >; Pits.
nnrEh Bases on hals-on pa,.is ? OFF
hughes :: of MamauX. .. off Cooper. K!
Hits-"u Davis. In Inning none out I'm
second: off Hughes. : IN innings off
NamauN. ) in % Innings: Of Cooper in
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