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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-30
Two Correspondents With Carranza-

Two newspaper correspondents represent
ing New York papers are with General We
nustiano Carranza's special train, and
visited Brownsville today. They were Ar
thur Constantine. representing the New
York American. and Fred DcCourcy Of the
New York Times. Both men expect to re-
turn south with the first chief."e
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Lauder urphy.

Late yesterday afternoon Justice Of the
Peace II. J. Kirk united il marriage pri-
viate William Harry Lauder and Mis- Mac
X. Murphy of Mercedes. The ceremony wu.
performed IN Mr.. Kirk's Office III the court
house.
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For electric. t%eIephone. automobile. b.

cycle supplies, flashlights, novelties and
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At the Observation-Disclosures New Man
agcment" is a two feel LKO comedy for
tonight \ synopsis Of the first reel SAYS:
Gertic was a cuckoo lo-coo. Every time
she stepped from the office the BOYS kiss
ed the ground she walked on. Fat was
her most ardent sutton and when he
came To work one morning with a bunch
of flowers Raw Immediately seized the
bouquet and showed Fat out into the hall.
Ray took Fats card from the flowers
and replaced il with his own. Soon after
Gertie entered. Ray Immediately pro
posed when she thanked him for the
flowers. but Gertie was playing for the
boss u would have nothing Ia 10 with
the office help. After Fat and Ray
fought all over the place for the fair
stenographer'S favor the %ianitor peeked
in the door wondering what all the noise
about.
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Draws $40 Fine

Draws $40 Fine-Juan Sanchez. charged
with vagrancy by operating a gambling
house, was yesterday afternoon fined so
and costs by Justice of the Peace Valentin
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For gasoline stove repairinu and plu

ing, ring Charley Simpson at Newman 1
Williams garage. Telephone 262.-adv. II
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HOW's This1

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known r. J.
Cheney for the last - years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able 10 carry
our any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo, q.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 70 cents per bottle. Sold
ny all Druggists. '
Take Halls Family Pills FOR constipation.
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About that plumbing that is to be done

Call Hayes & Sons. Scores Of satisfied
customers. Phone 5O.-616Itf.
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AT The Movies Today

AT the Oittmann-"The Girl from lis
Town a four reel Mutual from the book
of the same anne. is an American ere
alton featuring Margaret Fischer.
Dan Blair had not bee nimpcrvouS 70
the charms Of Sarah Townev the Girl
NJ the fountain" Under the spell Of
Sarah'S laughing black ewes. red lips and
merry rcpartee, the only son Of Malcolm
Blair, retired cattle magnate of Red
Rock. Montana. had. on one o~cafsion.
consumed six chocolate icc-cream~Sodas
one right after another. Sarah certain
~ was a business getter. She was draw
ing-card also at the mid week praise and
and song service. when. dressed in white
she stood on the platform beside the
minister and rendered solo selections
from Billy Sunday hymn book.
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Special feature program at the Dit
mann theater tonight.-adv III.
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Don't forget TO take your water and
light diSc0unt.-11l2iIGt.
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A marriage license has been issued by
the county clerk 10 Cri>tobal Torres CARA
and Nictoriana Barron.
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Christmas 0rnamentS-Holiday wreaths.
tree bells. garlands and tree angels and
bells. Call 521 Elizabeth street.-lll23l3Ot
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PERSONALS

q. w Fallaife and T.. A. Clark of San
Antonio are business visitors in Browns
Vile today.
Judge :. T.. Silver of Mercedes Wei
known banker aud land man Of that city.
j. in Brownsville today.
Attorney J. VI. MothrrShead of San
Benit0 has been a business visitor in
the court house Yesterday and today.
Jerome MoSkOwitZ Of Houston. well
known traveller for a tobacco house ~
that city. j. in Brownsville for a CIV
days calling On the trade.
+. q. Brauc and +. Iloltz of San Fran.
cisco are among those who have been
called To the ritv Nv the arrival of Gen
eral Carramza in MatamoroS.
:. Townsend Of kingSville. engineer
81 the Gulf Coast Lines. has been a.
signed permanently To the motor car run
between Brownsville and Mission.
Fred I. kirkham OF the Brownsville
4 Trust company. who went to
Houston recently for medical attention.
writes friends that he j. improving rapidly.
lie does not expect to return "a Browns
vile before the first Of the year. however.
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q. ". FaIlaife and +. A. Clark Of San
Antonio are business visitors in Browns
Vile today.
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Don't forget TO take your water and
light discount '24lGt.
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Attorney j. VI. MothrrShead of San
Benit0 has been a business visitor in
the court house Yesterday and today.
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Judge :. =. Silver Of Mercedes Wei
known banker and land man Of that city.
il iii Brownsville today.
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DODGERS FIGHT GIANTS

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- BROOkLYN, July 3.-Brooklyn and
New York divided doubie-header here
to-day. Both games proved exciting
contests. The Dodgers won tho first,
70 !, after n pitchers duel between
liant support With the score Tied in
the eighth. Myers and Daubert singled
with one out. Wheat then hit to
Doyle. and Daubert was run down at
second. Doyle also throwing the ball
70 hrst. Myers then ran across tho
plate with the winning run. Eason,
double had boon completed. and an
nounced that Myerss run did not count.
declared Wheat safe Mt first. The sec
ond game went to the Giants. 4 to 3.
after the Brooklyns made a great rally
In the ninth, but did not score enough
to win. Deli, who replaced Appleton.
held the Giants runless tin tho ninth,
when his wildness let Tesrcau score
with what proved to be the winning
run. Scores:
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CLIMBERS LOSE IN
LAST TWO FRAMES
,ContinMed from Eirs1 Pnun

up fly to Bates who begged To
Schanfclc, who relaycd to MorrIsett.
just too late TO get Shorten al The
plate Onslow had walked and stole
second He took third on a passed bali
ana scored when Fewster dropped a
ny In the !nfeld. The youngster. how
ever. redeemed himself by catching
me runner off first, but too late to save
tho score.
snort lived were the hopes OF tho fans
when the Climbers came up In ths
eighth. Pick had lead off with n single
TO right. Bates, however, could not
connect for his third hit, and famed
rex. IN the meanwhile. was caught Of
hrst and run down on the paths. ARA
Gon flew out 10 Powell
providence stretched It's lend bv four
runs IN the ninth. Eayres beat out nm
infeld hit and Powell walked Both
advanced peg on Cooper's sacrifice
ana scored on double to right nv
Fabrique. who scored on single "a
center by Shorten. Shean few out to
Dunn. and Shorten took second. from,
where he tailed on Onslow's hit "a
center. Onslow took second on the
throw in. but was out attempting 10
steal third.
SIX runs in the rear was the predicu-
ment OF the Dunpites In th,. ninth, and
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WALT JOHNSON UNABLE
TO WIN FROM NEW YORK
Washington Defeats Yankees In
Eleven Innings, Then Speed
King Gets Bumped.
BARRY PLAYS WITH BOSTON
Athletic Player Gets Into Game
Against Old Club-Gcorge SicIer
Pitches Great Game-Detroit Ham,
mcrs Three Twirlers.

tLeased Wire to The Times Dispatch
Washington divided honors in Il double
header here to-day. Washington taking
the first; an lcven-inning struggle, S
son in the second, to /. New York
fought an uphill game in the first con-
pipp aud Boone Peclsinpauch tied the
score in the ninth with home run.
hut Mcbride won the game for Wash
iUEton with homer in the eleventh.
Ky pitching in the eleventh inning of
the first game and retiring the side I'm
order Johnson had pitched thirty CON
however broke his string by scoring
two runs in the first inning of tho
second game Caldwell easily out
pitched tho Washington star. allowing
only three hits. Altrock and Shanks
were ordered off the field in the second
game ny Umpire o'Ioughlin for pro-
testing against 2 decision. Scores:
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SWAMP CATS BEAT NUTS
WITH TALLY IN OPENER

PETERSBURG. VA. July 3.-Suf-
folk won the. game from Petersburg i'm
the first inning this afternoon. when
first ball pitched for two bases, and
scored when Allen. who followed him,
tied and allowed only three singles
during the remainder of the game He
walked ono man and struck out ten
Graham, for the visitors. allowed only
two hits. both of them being two-baG
gers. In the third inning Petersburg
had splendid chance to win the game.
first on Goalsby's error, and went 10
third on Porray's two-bagger down nle
ball high. and Goalby made a wonder
full catch and doubled Liebs at third.
as the bunt appeared to be safe. Score:
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unconditional release when their term
of usefulness expires.
Cousuls Win.

Tho Havana Consuls defeated the
West End Grays yesterday afternoon
by the score Of II to 3. Thomas. Of
the Consuls. struck out nineteen OF
thirty-one men who faced him, allow
ing but five hits.
Tho Consuls have won fvo games
and lost two. They will cross bats with
the Young Mems Catholic Club next
Saturday on the Thirty fourth Street
diamond. The features Of yesterdays
game was the pitching Of Thomas and
the batting Of Tucker, and a running
catch by Sanderson.
Score by innings: r.
West End Grays. % o 0 900 g.
Havana Consuls 2050013 OIL
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CUBS AND PIRATES DIVIDE

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CHICAGO. July 3.--Chicago and
first. to 5. While they lost the Second
to 4 The first game contaired
plenty of hits by both teams, but Chi
Cages were more valuable because
they followed bases on balls. Poor
base running and poor coaching pre-
vented the visitors from winning this
game. label held Pittsburgh TO four
scattered hits in the second game, but
his numerous bases on balls cost him
the game. Adams was hit hard but
was given sensational support espe-
cially in the pinches Scores
FIRST GAME.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
NEWFEDS WIN BY RALLY

NEW ARK, n. j.. July "a single by
Roush in the third Inning with ,be
bases filed was responsible for three
runs after the side should have been
retired. Smiths tumble of Rariden's
grounder started the trouble Roush's
drive was only single. but il sent in
two runners. This starting for second
Roush drew Il throw from Griggs and
while the tiptops were tossing the ba II
around. ESmond sneakcd all the way
home from first
Score by innings: RH IT.
Newark OD3 q q n a nv n
batteries: Finncran and Land; Moran
and Rarden.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals .3 y - Totals ..ac 4 p u !
Battcd for Chalmers in seventh.
fBatt"d for Luderus in ninth.
tRatted fer Demaree in ninth.
Score by innings r.
Phllndeiphfa ..........0 q 3 o q Ga
summary: RunE-Evers. Moran. Schmidt
MaEee. Tyler. Bancroft Whitfield. cravatl..
Two-has hits-Schmidt. Tyler tcD. Magee
% Home run-Crnvath. Earned runs
BOSTON s: Philadelphia. 3. First base on
crrorE.Boston. l. Philadelphia. /. Sacrifice
hits-Gilhcrt. Maranville. Stolen base
schmidt. Left on bases Boston. z: Phi!a-
dsiphia. s. Bases on balIs-on Tyler e.
on Chalmers. T. H!ts-or Chalmers. II in T;
innings: OF Dcmaree. In innings. Struck
oui-by Tyler. l, Wild pitch-ChaIn,ers
Time. -:f1. Cmpires, Rigler and Hart.
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then they started to climb. Tim Jor-
dan lead with a single to right, and
Dunn followed with an infield hit,
which he beat out. Kid Fewster clean
ed the sacks with a knock which went
to the fence. and was good for three
bases. He counted on an out by
Schaufele at first. Morrsette was out
Cooper to Onslow ,makinG the locals
two runs In tho rear and two out.
Shag Thompson was then robbed of
extra base clout by pretty running
catch by Powell.
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Detroit
Totals SO S2i I? o Totals 81 1s % n
Hht;:' !cr WoltGaur IN ninth

Totals 3S S?il I? Totals IS II % n .
,Bhti:' !cr WoltGanr IN ninth
Score 10y innings II
Chicago .........,.. n n A q n n ~,
Detroit ......-... q n n .
summary; Runs-F"lsch. Weaver Four
t nsr y collins. VII t0, Kavanaugh G2l
S,mtp ~: Neach, Baker. Roland Two bn : o
hlts-J; Collins. Roth. Cobb. Vcach stolen
r.Scs ~. Earned runs-DetroIt o Sac
pouhlc rlays-Weaver e Collins ana Jro,,r.
Der: BoIano. Baker and Burns Kavanarch.
nnsh ,ho Hnrns. l.cft on bases Chicago, ::
b"unit' : FIRST base crrors-ChIcnro
Bases on halls-om Russell! 2: off Cavet
:. on h"lhnd iiits-On Russell. 10 in pa
W ~ innings. off Woifgang, in in.
nnEs; on Cavet. in Ia inning: off RoIa nd
~. 20 inn'nSs. Hit by pitcher-hy Scott
Ntachb. struck out-by Wolfgang !. nv
nn,u ma; Empires Connolly and Wallace.
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BREAK EVEN WITH RED SOX

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BOSTON July 3.-After Philadelphia
hrst game to-day, the Red SoX turned
the tables III second game and baticd
held the Athletics scorclcss. Crowcii
pitched Il hcady game in the FIRST con
test. Jack Barry, sold TO the Red Sox
by the Athletics yesterday, appcard
against his former teammates M sec
ond, base in the A.oroud,. game. Haas
walked the first. folH' .mcn 10 come up
in the third inning. Knowlson. who fin
isheG, was hit for four consecutive
singles in the seventh inning Scores:
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FIRST GAME.
Totals ..e1 a2i 8 l Totals 80 10 p II
sRntted for RuhOlnh In eighth

BOSTON ................l 90 o o o o.!
Philadelphia ..........0 o -
summary: Runs-Gilbert. Byrne. Bancroft,
l.uderus. Kil!fcr Two base hits-t;ilbert.
RiNcy. Thrce-basc hit-killifcr Stolen base
-IaSkcrt Earned runs Boston, (: Phila-
delphia I. Sacrifice hits-Fitzpatrick Eic-
hon. Sacrifice hy-RiNey. Double plays
Rudolph. MAranviilo and Schmidt Rancr"tt.
Left OH bases-Boston. !: Philadelphia. I.
FIRST base on error-Philndelpha /. Bases
on halls-on Rixcy. J. Hits-on Rudolph. .
In innings: off Davis, In inning. Hit
by pitcher--by Rudolph. (killifer). Struck
out--by Rudolph. 3; by Davis. |: by Rixey,
g tmpires Rigicr and Hart, Time. l:ls.
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WEEGHMAN WAS FOOLED

CHICAGO, July SACK Lewis's
triple in the eighth inning with the
bases filed gave Pittsburgh a s to 8
weakened In the eighth. The visitors
filled tho bases with a pass, single
and fielder's choice and Lswls's hit
followed.
Score by innings: R.HE
pittsburgh 0200so-e Il
Chicago .....ool0o2 00o-S S /
and Fischer -
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FIRST GAME.
Totals a. ~ 81 IL o Totals 81, 10 n
sRlfinN fnr In,


tBaued for Councilman in ninth.
:Ran for Gibson IN ninth
Score bv innings: r
Pittsburgh ...........n o q . =
chicago .................l q q IS
summary: kuns-Carcy t2j. Gibson Con-
Z"iinan, SCharE. Fisher. Schultz, Phcian f2l
Archer. Hnmphrcs. Two-ba hits-vioy
Ii'n'n"im N. Archer Three base hiis-Phc
IAN. costello Stolen base-Williams. Earned
rnns-Chicagc. 3: Pittsburgh. l. Sacrifice
hits-Schulte. Safer. Double play-Coilins
10 GIBSON. Left on bases-Chicago. !: Pitts
DurGh .. Bases on balis-on Coopcr |: off
Conzeiman 3. Hits-on Cooper. Iin 2 in .
ming; on Conzelman. in innings: off
ridge. In Pa innings: off Lavender. o In
20 inning, Hit By ritcher-by Humphrie.. !
,Johnstohl. struck out-by Humphries |.
ty Councilman, .: by standridge. /. I'm
pires. Nlen and EInsle. Time. l:N
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Phlladelnhin 10
Boston.

Philadelphia ........l ! q q ? a.
Boston ...........- q q q q n n ,
summary: huns Murphy j21. Struuk Me
INNS Schanc. I.app. Crowcll. Hobl.tzel Her
rikten. Lewis TWO. buse h!ts-AIurp!v
Schang ~. stolen hascs-l.cwis .iri,rl;
Schanr. Lamp. WnSn"r Rodgers Sponk.r
Sacrii.'" Ny--Walsh Sacrifice hits Innvrin.
S'rnnk Double plays-Idnvrin Wnefer ana
liotIt%el; Nopf, l.aioe and McInnis. Lmrp
u: Boston, -. First base Of error:i ,Iii'
aseiphii ;. Il. Roston, Bases on balls
on collins. 5: - Leonard. ). or CrowclI
Q. tlts-on collins u In innings none
9ut IN eiEhth' on Leonard, IN . irninrr
Hit hy pi'cner--\Na First base on in
1erieren"" ~ CutChsr-by Lam ,vohlt,
Zt!, struck ou'-hy Collins q by Leonard
!; by Crov"ii 3. Mid pi,ch-Crowell j-n1-
pres. Naliln and D.Hoen Time 100
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~ 80
New York.
Totals fl Il 2; a 2 Totals ..4i l? Sc
'Eaited for Brown In hfth.
+Bat.ad for MrHnle IN ninth.
l.. :. g. rIlf al

-T-T-T Nv " III.
.EA:,od for Cottrell In eleventh.
Score by innings; f.
washington .....i Is
Summary: Euns-Moelier Foster 1nl. Gan.
all. Shanks. Milan. Mcbride. BoehlnG, High.
l'sc!dRpaugh, Naiscl, i'ipr. Cook Boone.
cree Two base hit-Foster Three base hits
-GarGN, Pipp. H!me runs-Pi7p. Boone
pcCkiupauch. Mcbride. Stolen hnsc-M oc,ler.
Earned runs-New York. :; Washington. S
Sacrifice hits-Moelier Mcbride Milan. Pnu-
Me Tlays-Rruw1. Fipp and Nunamaker.
LETT an hascs-Now York. 6. washington.
Sacrifice ny-Nc:i. First base on or
rors-New York, !. Washington >. Bases
on ha!ls-oft NCfTai9. !; oil Cottrell. /: of;
I'o.hing. :. IIi;s-cG WARRIOR. : in 10 in
ming of Brown. IN % innings: OF Nc
Hale In ! innings: off Cottr.ll. 3 in in
ninFs; OF Bo.h!ug, " IN innings tnone
out in NTH OF Ayres. In % inning: off
Gall!a. In . IS innings: off johnson. in
p. inning. Hit by ritchcr-hy Brown. l
Candid. Struck out-hy Brown. :: by Nc
aalc :; ~ Cottroll. :: by BochiinE, .. by
Guilia :; hy Johnson. /. Empires Hide
hrAna md O.LnuEhln. TiMc. e:S2.
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SECOND GAME

Totals 30 IN y 70 Totals 81 % Q .
Ran for Teary in fourth.
tBatted for Hamilton in seventh.
tBatted for Pcrryman in ninth
fRan for Acnew in ninth.
Score by innings: Il.
Cleveland ..-.o n n q n n <
81. Louis ............i n q n n a.
summary: Runs Hammond. Chapman (2,
Jackson ~. Shotton. Two base h,s--I.a-
van Chapman jackson. Shottou. Leary
Graney. Three base hits-Pratt Hammond
stolen baccS--Ciran.y. Walsh. Double play
.Wambsgnnss 10 Hammond to Jackson
neft on hascs-Clcvela nd. .: st. Louis s.
Ea*es on hails-on Weilman. ! off IIarstad
perryman. in innings; off Hamilton in
- ,nnnineS struck out Weilman, g.
ny f"rrSmah, ;; by Hamilton. :. by Har-
sta,!, :. cmpircs, Evans ana chm. Time.
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SECOND GAME
Totals. 81 2 al Totals 81 sc7 IS .
Enttcd for Noff in ninth.


Score ny inrinEs: r.
Washington ...........0 0 i,
New York ...........o q -
summary: Runs-Foster. PcckinrauEh t2)
Fipp On Two bnse hits-linrtzcll Pecllin-
paugh. Foster. Sacrifice hi,-Fostcr. Thrce-
base h!ts.Firr: Stolen hnscs-Mocller Pipp.
Boone Earned runs-New York. . Wash
ington. !. Double piay--PeckinpauCh, Boone
ana Pipp. Lett on bnscs--New York :;
Washington. 3 Fist base errors-New
Ch Caldwell, :, or johnson. ;. Hits-or
Johnson. $ IL innings: of Hopper In
inning. Hit by pitchcr-hy Johnson tPipp)
struck out.by Caldwell :: ny Johnson l.
Passed ha!l-Hcnry. UmpireS. O'I.oughlin
i.nn HilehrAnd. Time. "a
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KAWFEDS ON TOP

ST. LOUIS. July 3--St Louis wo,
from Kansas CITY, S to Z to-day and
resumed first place In the Federal
League race.
Score by innings: RI =
Kansas City. .0200l0O1 81 II
st: Louis 10000 Sis Is 4
nattcries: Cullop. Hcnning and Eas-
Chapman IVY
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Gtnntr RcIensr .Redn Mnrzax

NEW YORK, July 3.-The New York
National League club last night an
eran outhelder, John J. tRed) Muir
ray. Internationally. Murray, II was
said by Secretary Foster. was handed
agreement with Players Fraternity. bv
which players who have been in the
mujor leagues ten years may have thei r
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HAD LEAD, BUT LOST

BALTIMORE, MD. JULY 3.--wa,sh.s
home run with the bases filled in the
opening inning gave Baltimore q four
run lead Suggs, however. could not
won easily, to 6. Mcdonald and
Engle also got homo runs.
Score by innings: RH r.
Buffalo O2Oo1o-a 10 n
Baltimore .4OOD a %
Batteries: Knapp, Anderson and
Blair; Suggs, Quinn and Jacklitsch.
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HITS THREE MEN HARD

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DETROIT, MICH, July 3-in the
sixth, inning OF to-day's game Detroit
knocked out three Chicago pitchers
russell. Cicotte and Scott-thereby
scoring I'VE runs. Another was scored
In the eighth. making Q to victory
Tor the Tigers: Chicago got four runs
IN the frst inning. Roland relieved
Cnvet and hold tho visitors scoreless
the rest OF tho game. Score:
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COLLEGIAN BEATS INDIAN

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former University OF Mchignn l.asn,,
ball star. pitched his hrst-inajor lcnrue
game in the opener OF double neader
between Cleveland and ST. Louis toedsv
pnd won. to l. He struck out nine
tnen. but ba also passed nine. Good
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NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUBS
ALL SPLIT DOUBLE BILLS
Notwithstanding Crowd Sees Phillies
Divide Bargain Offering
With Braves.
CUBS AND PIRATES EVEN UP
Pittsburgh and Chicago Hit Ball
Well-Adams Gets Sensational
Support-Brooklyn and New York
Split Double Bill.

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pHlLADEI.PH1A, July 3.--Philadcl-
fore the largest crowd of the season.
the former winning the first game, to
!; and the visitors the second. to 8.
work Of "southpaw." Rixcy, for
Philadelphia. In the opener. and Tyler.
Tor Boston. in tho closing contest
Scores:
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Good. Pheian. Three-base hit-Wasner
Stolon bascS-Baird. Safer. Phe1an Earned
runs-Chicago. !: Pittsburgh. g. Sacrifice hits
Fisher t2J. Williams. Johnston Left on
bases-Chicago 10; Pittsburgh. s. First bnso
on errors-PlttsburSh. I. Buses on balls
off label. .: OF Adams. Z. Struck out
by Zubci: 3. Empires. ISlom and Emslie
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Jersey City Mt Newark.
tOnly ono schedufcd.)