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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-26

%, f-J,z0O S0 100, tH
The direct taxes raised by the state
in 1914-15 amounted to $5,272 1868. The
increase can be laid to normal growth
Just what the governor will do about
the remission of general taxes remains
to be seen. The constitutional officers
the governor, secretary of state, anG
state treasurer, can agree on the
amount Of money that will be needed
and remit the balance of any cut rec.
commended. This amount is determined
by the amount of the legislative ap
preparations and an estimate on the
future condition Of the state treasury
1t is pretty we'll agreed that the gov
ernor will remit to the bone in order
to make a showing on his tax reduc
ton pledges. This policy from a
standpoint Of permanent good for the
taxpayers is attended with grave dan
ger, as evidenced by the $2,O00,000 re
mission made by Governor McGovern
in 1914, a cut that had to be put on
the tax rolls last year
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-26
ArticIes Of lncorporation.

Washington General Hospital asso-
citation. Milwaukee; capital, $35,O00;
incorporates, DR.. = w. Timm, DR.. W.
F. Hilger and M. A. Giblin.
Greilling-Innes company, Green
Bay; grocery and jobbing business !;
CAPITAL, $75.000 incorporators, Her.
man Greiling, Charles A. lines and
George Roslett.
The Official Manufacturing COM
pany, La Crosse; farm machinery,
etc capital, $4,000; incorporates, Au-
gust w. Zeratsky. Oscar Wostal and
Isolslla e. Zeratsky.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-26
Fire Loss Small During July.

During July Wisconsin fire losses
totaled $197,120, covered by insurance
amounting to S52O,9S0, according to
stats report. This is a reduction of
neatly 100000 over the July record of
1914.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-26

You can attract some attention by
being a champion speller, but the fell
lows who have to look it up in the die
tionary seem to have most of the good
Jobs corralled.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-26
Explained.

Calder (complacently) Bobby,
am glad to see my photograph in
your sisters frame on the mantel.
Bobby-Wel1, she had to rush some
to get it in over Toms before you
came.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-26

Congressman Olmstead wants to
know what it costs to keep a hen a
year. The cost varies. To some mar
ried men the expense runs into thou
sands of dollars.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-26
Wisconsin Patents.

Abraham L. Baer, Milwaukee, pipe;
Edwin J. Barrett, SheboHgan, chart
puzzle; Lynde and H. L. Bradley, Mil
waukee, short circuit and retrieving
apparatus for rheostats; William c.
Brumder, Milwaukee, voting machine;
Edward ]. Day, Milwaukee, collapsible
basket; Christav Eckerle, Merrill,
horse collar; Clarence Frederick, Ken
osha, fabric making machine; John F.
Gall, Kenosha, polishing machine;
Macmillan Gessler. Milwaukee, paper
fastening punch; Henry Guderjahn,
Westfeld, envelope or letter opener
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-26
State Tax Levy to Be Higher.

That the state tax levy for the com
ing year and for 1867, to be raised
according to the statutes, will be more
than 1914-15 tax is evident from {
study Of the figures. According to the
statutory provisions and the action O.
the legislature, the following taxes
must he raised.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-26

A perforated rubber fly swatter has
been invented, having the advantage
that it will not scratch furniture.
The sun., 1915-07-15
NEWFEDS' STOCK ON MARKET
10 NcwRrkers Really Want Club
They Must Pay for II.

NEWARK, July l4.--promoters of the
Newark Federal League bail club. with
grounds IN Harrison, are going to put
Newarkers to a test, to see whether
they really want the Feds. by Offering
stock OF the club 10 them for sale. The
fate of the club. It has been admitted
by the promoters. Is in doubt because of
lack of appreciation by the fans,
To-day the Newark Federal League
ball club and the Federal Land and I'M
prov esnen, Company were Incorporated
with Harry r, Sinclair and oscar NJ.
Gerstung Of Tulsa. Okla. and l., r. Pow
ers OF Jersey city az !ncorporators. The
articles show that the two corporations
are practically the same.
The authorized capital stock Of the
ball club is 100000 and the amount to
begin business with is named as $4,000.
II is divided into thirty shares of the
par value Of 500 each. and each OF the
ncorporators holds ten shares. The
land company's authorized capital is
placed at 100000 Powers Is named
as the local agent of both corporat ions.
Powers stated that all clubs in the
Federal League must be Incorporated
and the leases for grounds turned over
to the president, Of the league to insure
good faith and settlement of all liahli-
ties incurred The reason tho articles
were not filed before, he said. was be-
cause of the stress of other business.
The sun., 1915-07-15
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

], hs. come TO the point where Tv
Cobb's hitting is a feature only on the
DAYS when he doesn't do any
Dav. Robertson has way Of hi. own OF
catching flies. He shapes his hands like
a tulip.
As pinch hitter Eddie Grant offciated
twice, And twice lie heat all the ether
in that part Of the park into Jelly.
grab of foul from phcan II Fletcher
hadn't run Into him. Honus's head wasn't
more than an inch from the grand stand.
bobhihg around therein until Jared out
by Fletcher,
Doyle came into his own with four hit.
last saturday. but since then has come
out OF his own and hasn't done much
Double headers at the Polo Grounds arc
started quarter OF an hour too late so
is plenty late to begin them.
There were so many hy balls IN tho nrs,
game that assists we're few. There We're
the latter, Only ten assists In all Is
unusual.
Ths Red Sox aren't tearing things up on
this trip to any sensational extent Break.
Cle,elands isn't much for pennant aspr-
ants The II. s pitchers are doing medi.
ocre work
Although Doc Crandall Is in the Federal
The Doc gave new Interpretation to IN"
squeeze play the other day. johnson
busted In from third with the pitch and
the Docs conception of lightly laying the
ball down was to pickle II on a line TO
left field,
Tho Giants had a doube header with
tho Cardinals for next Monday. but II will
be played the coming Saturday instead.
This Is so that there won't be three double
headers next week
Were Il not that players always cross
you and spring boot or two when YOU
call attention to their good work. wc would
mention that George Burns IL playing a
nne game In fielding and batting ihese
days.
williams, who arrived yesterday morn
league debut In centre hcd FOR the Reds
His hit drove In tinCinna'is only run.
Williams II a graduate Of tho Victoria Il
G.. club OF the Northwestern circuit.
With Sherrod Smith, Nap Ruck.r aud
Raleigh Aitrhison itching for work VII
with southpaw talent. SIN hs does MOI
seem 10 be satisfied. Males. n recruit from
the West. who Is expected to report here
any day, Ia port slider
HI Myers is the original India rubber
man, lie has knee that pops out NJ
club trainer knows how 10 pop II hack
into place. Myerss Nat wheel trouble
hiIa when he sprinted for home IN the
tenth and he would have been an EASY out
had not Toney interfered with Gri'ths
good throw.
than he did between tho plate and nrst In
the fourth when Grif,th threw him out on
a rap to right field, Myers, however. got
oven With the Reds for this unusual bit
Juggling catch he took an extra base MI
doubled Wingo on frst after ciu,chins
Killifer's liner In tho tenth.
The sun., 1915-07-15
CUBS GAIN THEIR FIRST
WIN SINCE COMING EAST
Cheney Pitches Them to Victory in Second Game Of
Double Header After Giants Beat Them
in Opener by to 5.

assistants. Phelan obliged with q
tumble on Merkle, Lobert made a
single. Snodgrass made double and
Commander Roger donated a passed
ball.
Stroud was tapped for three singles
In the NTH inning and went wrong addi-
tionally by forcing free walks on a pair
OF Cubs. Zlmmerman's hit. convoy OF
two runs. might have been caught had
Robertson not been so conservative in
playing for 1t. but that the Cubs made
three runs was indisputable.
Fisher enfladed the left field bleachers
with home run in the seventh inning,
and as 1t put the Cubs one run ahead
at that late hour II assumed mount ainous
proportions. But n Jolt which Fletcher
and his little pestle gave the bail In the
eighth inning cut Fishers circuit knock
down to a mole hill. Robertson. a walker,
was holding down the middle bower
when Fletcher sent a beautiful line lick
crashing against the boards In left CEN
tire. That behemoth Of bolt did for
the Cubs.
Smart fielding kept the Cubs from
scoring in the first inning OF the second
game. Fisher singled and Schulte's hit
to right sent him to third. Tesreau
reached out and plucked Zim's grounder
ana Fisher was run down. Schultz
eased around to third and Zim to sec
ond. Meyers and Fletcher hatched a
plot for the simple natured Zim. and a
peg from the chief caught the Heinie
one far astray. Schultz bore for the
the home mark, trying TO save the situa-
tion but was run down.
The Giants were Cheneyized effectu-
ally in all but the sixth inning They
made two of their three hits in that
round. Burns doubled Archer made "a
bad throw OF Robertson's sacrifice, and
on Doyle's high and lucky bounder to
Zim Burns scored. Doyle was thrown
out, but there was pretty fair layout
for more runs when Fletcher was hit.
Merkle. however. flied to Williams. Io-
bert scratched "A hit. Snodgrass rolled
slowly To Fisher. and everybody might
have advanced IL Fletcher hadn't slowed
UP foolishly on the line and allowed him.
self to be forced at third. Fisher to
Phelan. He acted as IL he didn't see
the ball. but as there were two out all
he had to do was to run.
After precarious time for four in
nings Tesreau recovered and did well
enough in the nth and sixth To- prom
ise good work for the rest OF the way.
But In the seventh he went OF several
points. lie walked Safer. Williams sim
gled, Pheian raised sacrifice fly and
Archer tripled. Burns caught Cheney =
ny. and with magnificent throw dou-
bled Archer. but Meyers. handling the
throw perfectly, was cut down.
Safer singled In the ninth. He went
TO third on a passed ball lie came in
on Williams's sacrifice NY Robertson
made a fine catch. but SO far out that
he couldn't have shot the ball in with
"A cannon. The scores:
The sun., 1915-07-15
POSITION FOR ELLERY CLARK.
Famous Athlete L. Made Assistant
TrcaAurcr of Harvard T. \.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. July ~ TRAD I1's
Manager Fred W Moore of 'Y" Iil'-
ward Athletic Association announced ''s
evening that Ellery ~ Clark 90. .'j
been selected to succeed pr. Paul VII
ington as assistant treasurer. cars n's
prominent athlete at Harvard $50 :
time and, after being graduated 'r'n
college. several times won the New Eng
land A. \. L. all round chamuo' 81 -
lie will not only he am. tte. WI Noo~-
in the athletic office but also MI coach
the Harvard field event candidates fo-
the track team. succeeding Fred l.'vers,
whose contract ended last sr".'- and
who has gone to Brown University
Ellery Clark represented tHe Boston
Athletic Association at tho first ,'>wpo
games held at Athens H. lN9t. ard -
1897 and 1903 won the al round c"''r-
pionships Of America. lie was 80 N"u
England all round champion 30 so
1897, 1870? and 1910. lie has Won uor.
than 500 prizes in athletic competition
He has been prominent tigur" 'u Ros'
ton politics and was an Alderman s"'"-s
years ago lie also has been a W"r-h--
OF the Boston School Committee
The sun., 1915-07-15

GOULLET EASY FOR KRAMER.
Beaten Straight Heats IN Match
Race at NeIodrome.

NEWARK. July 1i.-Whateyeg chance
Alfred Goullet, the Australian has o..
defeating Frank l.. Kramer. the Amer.
can champion. IN open compet!iloa 10
is totally at the Yankees mercy nj
match race. This was shown AZ 10
Nelodrome Tonight when Kramer loss.
cred his colors IN two straight heats O..
a two-thirds mile match race. l. was
the sixth straight time tina; Kramer has
won over Goullet IN match races Wi "a
Goullet has not won "A match heat fron
Kramer In more than two years TIE
biggest night crowd OF the season eav
the race and gave Kramer rous... e.
ception. lie also got a bouquet
Hans Ohft, the san Fran ,rr 4,
captured the one mile amateur , IN.
pionship race, with Fred TdN .ur -. .' !.
Tom Grimm was third. Walter " .'e..
fourth Taylor stil shows thu W.,y =
the point able with a total ~ en-
points. Ohrt is second. with TIM ~..
van. the only other reil ,unie. J., .Ht
the title. third. TWO races rcut.. q
the championship series At two a..l '
miles and barring accidents bh' ..oui
win as he is strong in long races.
The sun., 1915-07-15
COOPERSTOWN four
DOWNS GREAT NECK
Eytemporaneous Match Game
Goes Five PcriOds-Final
Score Is + TO 9 10.
LA MONTAGNE BADLY CUT

CErARHrnsr. L. T.. July ~ -cne n.
the finest five period games secn on N.
Rockaway polo field this season VA,
played this evening when Coopci siown
defeated Great Neck by 4 goals to ~,
Tho final game for the Eockaway Hunt.
ing club cups was to- have been PLAYED.
but was postponed owing to tie In.
ability of Stoddard to get to tie fod
Rather than have the large crow dis.
appoined mach game was Arranged
with Cooperstown and Grea' Neck and
five splendid periods were played
The frs period was going along -ner.
rily. Brown having scored ono fur m.
up Staters. when La Montagac vas
struck over the eye with polo mallN.
innicting Il severe wound. ~. fol. from
the saddle and was taken into the club.
house. where he was bathed FINALLY.
after the cut had been dressed lie IN.
sisted on continuing In the game
I'm the second period ,popsi s'own
was two goals ahead when ,;rac.
knocked one for Great Neck. Mlburn
II minute afterward set Great Neck h,c,
by a safety. In the third period Rum.
sey scored for the upstate team In
the fourth period Great N.ck scored
twice, but when Milburn made another
safety the team was set back auuther
quarter goal Beadeston hit tho ina
goal In the fifth period. Tomorrow ths
Meadow Brook Magpies and Aiken Rod
Birds will play and on Friday tho Rock.
away Hunting Club cups Will be played.
The lin,tp.
The sun., 1915-07-15

BAsEBALL TO-DAY EBBETs FIELD.
Brooklyn W. Cincinnati b. . 50 r. M.-Adv,
The sun., 1915-07-15

-.-Is
'Ba,ted for NOR IN IN. ninth inning
rrwo out when winning run was scored
Brooklyn ............. . . -
Baltimore ............. -
The sun., 1915-07-15

Brooklyn in Baltimore
Newark In Buffalo.
Kansas city in Ptsbufg
Chicago In st. Louis
BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE Brookfsds
broke even In a double header here to-
day. Baltimore won the second game
after a ninth inning rally. 6 to 4, after
losing the first by a score OF 9 to
The afternoon was replete with argu-
ments. Lee Magee was the chief Of
fender. He disputed a play at she plate
with shannon when the latter called him
out and became so excited that he
pushed the umpire nearly from his feet.
Magee was banished from the field.
Rankin Johnson's string OF four VIC
tories WAS ended In the first game. when
the Tip Tops hammered him from the
hill and then treated Quinn with not
much more respect. Baltimore also hi:
Walker and Smith hard
After Brooklyn had tied the score and
then assumed the lead In the ninth IN
ming Of the second game, Baltimore rail-
LED and won out. Evanss pass. Walsh's
triple and Helfrich's mlscue on Agler's
slow grounder turned the trick. The
scores:
The sun., 1915-07-15
Winning
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yest>rdsy's Results.

Yesterdsy's Resuits.
Montreal, 2; Jersey city. l..
Harrisburg, s; Rochester,, 2.
Providence. Ii Toronto, ..
Buffalo, 6; Richmond, Z (hrst camel
Buffalo. Ia: Richmond. eecond camel
The sun., 1915-07-15
SECOND GAME

sBa,,ea for Jones in the sixth hmm.
tBa'ts! for Hsystad IN the eighth !unil
The sun., 1915-07-15
A. St. Louis.
Al Pittsburg.
New England I.eagu,

Worcester-Portlsnd, rain,
Lowell. s.; Lawrence, 8,
Fttchburg, 2: Lewiston, !.
Lynn. s; Manchester, 9.
The sun., 1915-07-15
OeschRer Pitches No Hit Game.

PRoviDENSCE. July 14-Joe Oeschger,
the former Philadelphia national pitcher.
twirled no hit, no run game for Provi-
dence here to-day. sending R.ll Clymer's
Toronto Leafs down TO defeat. One
man, Luque. reached base. this player
getting place on the initial sack In
the ninth inning on a base on balls. 4
double play ended the inning and only
twenty-seven men faced Oeschger. Man
ming twirled n fine game for tho Leafs.
errors by Bel allowing the Grays TO
score. The score:
R.HE
Toronto ~. I.D... 100000 90 2
ProNidence Il. la. 10000 o o Ii :
Bat'erles-Toronto Manning and Kocher:
Providence. Oeschger and Ha.ey.
The sun., 1915-07-15

The Brooklyns resumed their winning
warfare yesterday and beat the Reds.
They hoppcd up TO third place and
gained on the Cubs. who broke even
wibn the Giants. The Phill!es held their
new found lead by smearing the Car
dlnala Rain in Boston broke UP the
Braves-Pirates party.
Yesterday's Results.
New York. 6: Chicago, 9 tfrst camel.
Chicago, 3: New York, ] (second game).
Brooklyn. 2: Cincinnati. !.
Philadelphia, 6; ST.. Louis. ..
Boston -Pittsburg: rain.
Detailed Standing Of the Clubs.
The sun., 1915-07-15
WHITE sox BELABoR JOE BUSH.
HIT Athletic Twirler Consistcntly
IN Early Part Of Game.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE White sox
hit Bush consistently In the first five
innings to-day and won from Phlladel-
phia. 8 to Z. Ra!H fell intermttently
from the second inning on and the game
was loosely played Bunched hits In
the second inning resulted In two Phil
adelphia runs. A home run In the fifth
by Schang and two singles and a hit
batsman in the seventh accounted for
two more. The score:
The sun., 1915-07-15
Harrisburg Fans Cheer Tener.

HARRISBURG. Pa. July 14.-President
John X. Tener OF the National League
was an interested spectator at to-days
game. in which the Indians routed the
Hustlers. score s to .. President Tener
received big welcome when he arrived
on the field. Local fans look upon him
as a man who played a big part in Civ
ing Harrisburg International League
baseball. The score
R.H r.
Rochester ~. LD... o00i ioobni-2 |
Harrisburg a. LD. 00J 3 0 3x-e ?
Bstteries-Rochester. Herche. Huenke,
Palermo and Williams, Harrisburg. cha bek
and Snow.
The sun., 1915-07-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

The Yankees were slammed roughly
by the Detrolts yesterday. and the win
ners gained few points on the Red
Sox. who broke even in Cleveland. The
Waite SoX had a good day. beating the
Athletics while the Red Sox were win
ming and losing The Washngtons won
an eleven inning game from the Browns.
Yesterdays Results.
Detroit. l2. New York. 3.
Cleveland. 2; Boston, . (frst gamel.
Boston, I; Cleveland. tsecond game).
Chicago, 6: Philadelphia, l.
Washington, 2. ST. Louis ! televen In
nings,.
Detailed Standing Of tho Clubs,
The sun., 1915-07-15

!. 1AsEnALL, Polo Grounds to-day, $50
y NJ. Giants W. Chicago.-Adp.
The sun., 1915-07-15
Russell Ford Turned Loose.

BvrFALo. July 1.-THE Buffalo Fed
erals have released Russell Ford, former
Yankee pitcher and discoverer OF the
emery ball. Inability to make good
without the emery ball. which was
barred by the Federal League magnates.
occasiored his release. He had won
only two games this season
The sun., 1915-07-15
Final Period GonI Decide. IT,

OCEANroRT. y H., July 14-W.'N "a
score tic AZ 81! goals apiece - 'N-
beginning of tho final period g. tie no''
game to-day between tho p,,a'''~'
Reds and Whites, J SeliCn4u w..
clever goal, winning FOR IN" " '"s '"i
the final scor~' was ~. to ~. g'1's T'A
match WAS close thrNuChuu'. =. s
round play OF Frederick G.llwt~ a'f
Joseph r. Meyer f'r tAe Rods ans S'.s.
man fo~ the Whites featuring
The sun., 1915-07-15
American Association.

AT KANSAS CITY.
The sun., 1915-07-15
PITCHERS DOMINATE AFFRAys.
Morton and Collins Lend Their
Clubs TO victory.

CLEVELAND. July 1.-THE Indians and
Red SoX broke even on to-day's double
bill. the home team winning the first
game. to .. while Roston took the
final, to I. The opening affair was a
brilliant set-to, Morton outpitching Wood
all the way. Collins was master OF the
situation in the second affray. The
scores:
The sun., 1915-07-15
SECOND GAME

Knns-Chicaso Saier 2, Williams: New
York. Burns First base on errors-Chicago
:. New York :: Left on bases-Chicaso ),
New York : First base on bails-On Cheney
\. of Tesreau ! off Schauer !. Struck out
BY Cheney :, by Tesreau T. by Schauer l.
Three base hit-Archer. Two base hit
Burns, Sacrifice hits-Chency, Robertson.
stolen bases-Good SAFER, Phelan. Meyers
sacrifice flies Williams. Phelan Cheney
Double plays-Phslan and SAFER: Rurns and
Meyers Passed ball-Dooin Hit BY pit tched
hall-By Cheney FLETCHER. Meyers. Hits-On
Tesreau, in sevch innings on Schauer, /
IN Two innings. Earned runs-On Cheney |,
OFF Tesreau .. Umpire in chef-Byron Field
ump're-Eason. Time hour and i5 mi nutes
The sun., 1915-07-15


.Batted for Bresnshan in the ninth inning
Kan Tor McLarry In the ninth inning
iBalted for Adams in the ninth inning
sBatted for Stroud in the fifth inning
'batted for Schauer in the seventh inning
Snicaso .''...''''.... J o-5
New York.......,..... 0 % Ks
Runs-Chicago. Good. Fisher. SAFER. Bres.
naha,, vaughn; New York. Robertson.
Fletcher. Merkle. Snodsrass :: Doom First
Chicago s.: New York 4 First base on
bals.0n Vaughn off Adams ,. off stroud
J, OF Tesreau !. Struck oui-By Vaughn
by Adams l. by Stroud g. by Schauer /. by
Tesreau l. Home runs-Fisher, Fletcher Two
base hi's-Murray, Snodgrass Sacri fee hit
Schultz. Sacrifice hy-willi ans. Stolen bases
SAFER. Bresnahan. Merkle Passed ball
Rresnahan, Wild ptch-Adams Hts-On
Naughni in four and two.thrds innings
OF Adams, ? IN three and one.third innings
of stroud, : IN five innings on Schatier
in two innings; off Schupp. / in one
inning: on Tesreau none IN one inning
Earned runs.on Adams :, off Stroud 3. on
Schauer !. Umpire IN chlef-Eason. Field
umpire-Dyron. Time? hours
The sun., 1915-07-15

Runs Cincinnati. Groh: Brooklyn, Myers.
Cutshaw. First base on errors Brooklyn ..
Loft on bases-Cinrlnnati. .; Brooklyn. ..
Three base hit--Grffth. Two base hits
Groh. 2, Firat base on balls-On Toney. :;
on Coombs. 4, Struck out-By Toney .
Stolen bases-Rodgers. Cutshaw, 2? Strngel,
Getz Sacrifice hits-WinEo, Myers. OMara.
Double plays-Cntshaw and Daubert; Myers
and Daubert. Passed ball -Wingo. HIT by
pitched ball-Ry Coombs tRodgersl. Umpire
In chlef-Quigley, Field umpire -Emslie Time
i hour and 20 minutes
The sun., 1915-07-15

Wuns-Ph IadeIphia, HamrOft 9, Crayalh
Niehof. whltted, Luderus: ST Louis,
Bescher Bethel. Snyder. Hits-Oh Meadows,
10 IN seven innings; off Pcrdue. none in mart
of eighth inning; off Sallee. . in one inning
Two base hits Wilson, NlehoH Three base
h'' Rocker. Sacrhc,ee hit -Byrne, stolen bases
Beschcr, snyder, HON" runs--Snyirr, era
9 ST. LOUIS struck out--By Meadows o. hy
Demares Double plays N,~hoh and LII,
derus, :. First base ON balls--On Uemarre 4
sn Meadows !. off Perdue /. Umpires-Kleui
and Cockill. Time. hours and minutes.
The sun., 1915-07-15
AusT1N's ERRORS BEAT BROWNS
Instead Of ShutOut LOudermilk
Suffers Overtime Defeat.

Sr. LOUIS. July li.-Catcher Henry
closed an eleven inning duel between
the Browns and Nationals to-day with
a single that scored 8audil. the visitors
winning to /. Loudermilk deserved
"A shutuut, but errors 10y Austin aided
in the two scores. The score:
The sun., 1915-07-15
MEYER MAKES TIMELY HIT.
Double with Bnses Full Assisti
Bum~ds to Clean sweep.

BUFFALO. july 1.-THE Buffeds won
both games from Newark In to-day's
double header. the first by to and the
second 10y 10 .. Bennie Meyers two
bagger with the bases fun in the fifth
inning was the feature OF the second
game The scores.
The sun., 1915-07-15
TH0RPE'S MUFT IS COSTLY.
Enables Flynn 20 score winning
Run for Montreal.

Jim Thorpes mum Of Holden's fly with
two out In the ninth inning of yester-
days game at West Side Park sent
Flynn In from second base with what
proved the winning tally. enabling Mon
treal to win the opening game Of the
series with Jersey City by a score Of 2
to /. The score: