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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-11-18
Personal.

S. P. Ringo went to St. Louis Sun
day.
Vim. Blue went to st. Louis Mon
W. b. Edgar, Jr., went to st. Louis
Henry AdOlph went to st. Louis
Miss M. Gratiot went to Poplar Bluff
Monday.
A. V. Polak went to Annapolis
Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Blue went to st. Louis
Saturday.
Mrs. j. w. Curtis went to st. Louis
Saturday.
W. D. Fletcher went to Des Arc
Saturday.
]. L. Baldwin was in St. Louis the
past week.
Miss M. U. Reagan went to Poplar
Bluff Friday.
Chas. L. Harris of Crane Pond was
in Ironton Sunday.
Mrs. Kate L. Whitworth will leave
soon for Quincy, Ills.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Trauernicht went
to st. Louis Monday.
o. w. Ramsey of Bismarck was an
Ironton visitor Friday.
MIR. Sam Middleton was in Ironton
a few days this week.
DR.. @. Fl. Jones of Brunot was in
town last Wednesday.
Mrs. j. A. Kerwin of Arcadia was in
st. Louis the past week.
HO11etnn athap nf palIary;o-, ,,o
a 'caller last Wednesday.
Miss Alice Gay spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Fred Kindell, Jr., and family went
to st. Louis Sunday evening.
Mrs. Turner and Miss Blanche hav e
gone to st. Louis for the winter.
Miss Alice M. Gay was here from
Leadwood Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. J. L. Baldwin and Miss Ruth
Pruitt went to st. Louis Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Huff spent a
few days of last week in st. Louis.
A. Sheahan, Sr., passed through
Ironton on his way to st. Louis Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Bond of Iron
dale spent a few days in Ironton last
week.
w. H. Kaths spent a couple of days
the past week with his parents at Pr
lot Knob.
Mr.. D. H. Isch spent Saturday and
Sunday at his farm returning to ST..
Louis Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Bliss of De Soto
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews
the past week.
Mr.. Tim McCabe of Graniteville
passed through Ironton or his way to
st. Louis Saturday.
Mrs. Roger Wilbourn-of Poplar Bluff
is the guest of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Farmhouse, in Ironton.
Miss Flora Delauo, who has been
visiting in Chicago for several months,
is expected home in q few days.
Rob't E. Wilkinson of the Western
Military Academy, Alton, Ills, was
in the valley Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. A.. Moore, who has been in ST.
Louis for some time came home Satur-
day, returning to st. Louis Monday.
A. M. Tra%uernicht and Master Ellis
Lee, of Bonne Terre, went to st. Lou
is Monday, after spending a week in
Ironton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hesseldenz, OF
East st. Louis, spent last week in the
valley as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
| Whelehon.
Mrs. T. w. Cheatam and baby re-
turned to Poplar Bluff Monday after
a stay at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Is. w. Andrew.
Judge Harry B. Jones went to st
Louis Monday, where he expects to
spend a month in the Alexian Broth
ers' Hospital.
Mrs. A. M. Robertson, of Jackson
Mo, was the guest of Mrs G. w. Ka-
mouse Saturday and Sunday, leaving
Sunday evening for st. Louis.
Mrs. A. L. Sheppard of Poplar Bluff
spent a few days of last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Whitworth, re-
turning to Poplar Bluff Saturday.
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Stray Taken Upon November 4th
| took up at my farm, one mile east
OF Ironton, a red heller, about eight
months old, unmarked. Owner can
have same by paying expenses. ADJ
dress VIM. Depew, Ironton, Mo.
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Notice to the Public.

All kinds of concrete, granitoid cob
Bile stone or house moving done at low
prices; silos a specialty(wood or con-
%crete). Work guara nteed. Address
r. G. Farmer, Ironton, Mo.
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For Sale or Rent-The s. B. Allison
cottage on North College Street, Ar
cadia, Mo. Apply to Iron County
Bank.
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Weather report.

Meteorological Report Of Coopera-
tive Observer at Ironton Iron County,
Mo-, for the week ending Tuesday,
Nov. 16, 1915:
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NOTES.-The precipitation includes
rain, hail, sleet and melted snow, and
Is recorded in inches and hundredths.
Ten inches Of snow equal n inch OF
rain. "Tn indicates trace Of precip'-
tation. w. H. DELANo, Observer.
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For sALE-1 Piano, $3.50; 1 Leather
Couch, $500; / Oak Dining Room
Table, $500; / Oak Dresser, $3.50, and
some dishes. MRS. A. FEARy.
Arcadia, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-11-18

A full line OF. Stoves Of every xii d
Just received by A. Rleke & Son.
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wanted.

viii buy wheat delivered anywhere,
on Iron Mountain Railroad. Write or
all. w. D. FLETCHER, Ironton, Mo.
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Saturday night-Robert Warwick in
"The Man OF the Hour" A feature
photo play in five parts.
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A team from Rosentreter's livery
stable took fright at a passing auto
mobile while being driven from Belle.
view to Graniteville Monday after
noon, and a away, throwing the
driver, Ed Heider, and a travelling
men out Of the rig. The frightened
team took the Iron Mountain roat
and after going a distance Of a mile O
more overlook and ran into q rig oc-
cupied by Mr.. r.. A. Knapp, the gro
Gerry man, and his driver, viii Evans
from Allgier's stable in Arcadia. Mr.
Knapp says that the first intimatior
he had Of the runaway was when hi
buggy was hit, badly demolishing it
and hurting him and the driver to thu
ground. The Rosentreter team spec
on itsway and was captured couple
Of hours later, near Bismarck. Not
withstanding the long, wild run, the
horses and rig escaped serious dam,
age. The four men in the two bug
gies were all more or less bruised anC
shaken up, but, fortunately no boneI
we're broken. Mr.. Knapp has a very
sore shoulder.
Last Wednesday but one | cast aside
prudence and affairs Of state in th,
reckless resolve to dare the dangerI
Of the great city. In other words,
concluded to go to st. Louis-partl,
on business, but mainly to break thu
continuity Of home staying. For foui
years ] had not set foot outside thu
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hghtlns Toronto 10 a standstll this
PEELED TO acknowledge q 8 10 ; defeat
iitcher Ensign Cottrcll who Was A
Gughear TO the Leafs when he was with
baltimore. was hit very hard. Toronto
collecting thirteen hits off his offerings
ON the other hand. tho Richmond bats
men had trouble with Herbert in the
accumulated AN carly lead by means
OF hard hitting. and it vas "a good thing
FOR them that they did Herber, weak,
sned IN the eighth and ninth. and the
climbers ciamhercd all over him Tho
pluchy hnish made by Dunn's team
vas a tribute to It's hgh,Ing qualities.
steet clothes, and he and Ciymer en-
I Sagsa IN war Of words punnie
but couldn't get onto the field without
his uniform on. Clyiner had a little
on mn III that respect. and tho Rich.
mona manager was compelled to take
= back seat Two games arc scheduled
,or TOMORROW. and there promises to
ne som ethinE doing
Crane inauYuratcd the af,erpoop'q
festivities with a corkinr two -baeger
Arragon rolled weakly TO Herbert, who
or nrstn hoth Crane and Arragon being
safe. Thompson hin 10 Graham and
me latter nailed Crane at the plate. hut
safe When Thompson stole TrouGs
throw got away from Wares. ana Ar
raron scored. The next three were
ensy
The Leafs drew level with the Climb
srs IN their half OF the opening round
oy means OF hard hitting. Gilber,
singled. and so did Daley Gilbert scor-
inS ana Graham going TO third. Ball
ham home with a line single. and the
score Was square. Daley was out
stealing third.
when Rath singled. Trout sacrificed and
Gilbert singled. Gilberts third hit in
three appearances at bat was home
? Herbert pitched air-tigh, bali mean
while. and the Climbers had no chance.
II seemed as though the game was safe
pair In the seventh. Cottrcll weak
encd and Gilbert opened the round with
his fourth consecutive hit, a good sin.
gle; Wares put down 4 bunt sacrifice.
and Graham, Daley and Ball all sim
Gled in :, row. Fast he!dng by the
Richmond outer works held the hits
came home.
Herbert began, in the eighth to feel
the sfsG's Of he's snTy efTrI and
TwombIey drove him across With a
The Toronto lead looked safe enough
entering the ninth. with the score
10 ;, but a, that stage things began to
pose 10 concede the Leafs the game
without a fight for it Schaufcle. who
had already made two ringing singles,
clipped of another. Dunn. Jr. batted
for Cottrcll. but was out at first. Then
Crane singled. scoring Schaufeie. A
wild pitch advanced Crane TO third, and
TO ;. Arragon fouled to Trout, but
Thompson made the situation more
critical by contributing base hit.
There was the run that would have
tied the score anchored on second base
with Bates. the Richmond cleanup hit
ter, at bat He was thrown out at
first base.
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PIRATES WON GAME WHEN
THRASHER MUFFED BALL
Norfolk Player Dropped Easy Fly In
Eleventh, Giving Portsmouth
Single Run.
WAS PRETTY PITCHING DUEL
Causey and Ntcks Had Great Battle.
Orphans Again Lose to Shipbuild-
ers-Suffolk Tightens Grip on Lead
by Beating Tarheels.

NORFOLK. VA. August s.-Thrash-
ers mum OF an easy fly in the elev-
enth inning helped Portsmouth score
the one and only run OF the game. dc
feating Norfolk. to q After Dam.
rau had been thrown out. Newton
lifted high ny TO center Thrasher
got under IT and caught the ball with
ease. but let II drop to the ground
BY the time he returned IL to the in
field. Newton was perched or second
base. Cueto, next up. hit a groundcr
to Mcmahon. and while the Tar man
ager was throwing the Cuban out at
hrSt. Newton rounded third and da sb-
ed for home: Cueto slid into first and
confused Foiles momentarily with the
result that Newton beat the throw
to the plate by a scant foot
The game was pitchers battle be-
tween Causey and Nicks. The former
allowed only five hits, four or them
I'm the first three innings and the other
in the ninth. The Truckers found
Nicks for seven. but only two of them
came in one inning. That Was in tho
third. when the Truckers had tho
bases full and two out. but Newton
pinch. Score:
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.GR|FFMEN TREAT CHJCAGO
WITH GREAT CONTEMPT
From White Sox, Making
Four Straight.
HARD HITTING DID IT ALL
Johnson Twirled Good Game in First
Contest, and Ayers Outpitched
Russell In Second-Rain Stopped
All Other Games.

WASHINGTON. August 6.-wash-
inRton won its fourth consecutive
game from Chicago to-day. taking
both ends of double header S to q
and to 3. Johnson blankcd the visi-
tors in the opener until the eighth.
when six hits. n pass and two errors
resulted in six runs. Washington du-
plicated this performance in it's half.
pounding WolfganE and Faber for six
hits. which. together with Eddie Col
iins's error. nettcd six runs and
brought WashinGton's total up to
eight.
ne second game was free hitting
contest IN which Ayers outpitched
Russell. Scores:
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WILLIAMS LOSES TENNIS
MATCH TO M'L0UCHL|N
National Champion Defeated Three
Out of -Four Sets by
WeSterner.
DEFENSE WAS TOO TIGHT
Californian Met Attacks of Younger
Man With Ease-Winner Now Sc
cures Permanent Possession Of
LongwnOd Bowl by Victory.

BOSTON. August 6.-Nlaurice T.. Nc
LouEhiin, of san Francisco. to-day de-
iea;ed K. Norris Williams. H.. of this
city the national lawn tennis cham
p'oh' IN the challenge match OF the
i.onrwood singles. the oldes, tennis
,,nurnhm"nt under club auspices in
INC United States. The score was 6-3,
81. 20. 80 -
Except in one set. Mclaughlin was
hamss method Of procedure at tho
outset was To rush his opponent TO
such an extent that the California
Wonid be unable to get openings. but
ne idttcrS defense was so tight that
Williams soon had TO fall back on his
own defense
No important tennis match prob
abiy was ever PLAYED under worse con
"itions oi weather and turf \ light
ram fcii during III" afternoon. and the
players literally 1oundered about. Of
ton SPRAYING on tho grass. so inse-
cure was IN" footing. McLoughlin's
territhc torehan1 drives from back
court were largely responsible for his
victory. The game developed little or
no lobbying, and Mclaughlin did not
go TO the net more than half dozen
times.
It was tho first time that tho play
ers had met since tn" national cham
pionship tournament at Newport a
Eear ago "hrn Williams won the title
tori. Mclaughlin secures permanent
possession Of the Long wood bowl. hay
ing previously won two legs of it.
The summary:
First set:
McIoushlin .......452tot24o-ao- s
Williams ,........l"fl42il3-2 ga 3
PLAYERS: Nets Outs Places Aces G Sles
Wt1iis@s . 10 : .
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HOMER WINS LONG GAME

SUFFOLK, VA, August G.-With
the game going twelve innings. ball
players acting umpires. score tied
twice and final rally on the part OF
the home club in the last OF the ninth,
the fans went wild with excitement
this afternoon. when Henry Knocked
his second home run. winning for the
Tigers. score to o. Graham pitched
for eight innings, and at the crucial
moment in the eighth. Jap Efrd went
in and piloted the Tigers out OF a
bad hole. and the final home run Of
Henry. the rubber man who guards
the Tigers initial sack, did the work,
and Rocky Mount lost another to Suf-
folk. Poole, on balls and strikes, was
fair in his decisions. but league, on
bases. showed remarkably poor judg-
mept
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Amatuer Games To-Day
Richmond League.

Portner VS.. Hombruco, at Byrd Park.
Umpires, BiEbie and Morgan.
Commerc1ui League.
Woodall & Quarlcs vs.. Duplex, at
Broad Street Park.
Smith Grocery co. VS.. Clarke Springs,
at Clarke Springs.
Blue SELLS US. Rountree-Cherry at
F'loyd's Park 1.-TWO games).
Jefferson Ward League.
Metropolitan |. .. Q. +. vs.. &. H. y.
G. at G. G. *.
Fairmount VS. 4. +. Lee Uwo games),
at lakewood.
Cobb's Furniture Co vs. Highland
Springs, at Highland Springs.
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REDS WIN FROM GIANTS

CINCINNATI August G.-Ciucinnat Ii
took the third game of the series from
New York to-day. TO - In a ninth
inning rally The locals took AN early
lead OF two runs on base on balls
an error. a single and "a wild mitch
In the third inning. New York scored
ono in the fourth and tied the score
i'll the sixth on double. a single and
sacrifice fly. In III. ninth C;rinith
doubled. going to third on Winso's
sacrifice. Wingo being safe on Per-
ritts error. Perriu purpoSc!v passed
Williams. filling the bases Clark was
then sent TO bat for Mollwitz and sim
gied TO left. scoring Griffith with the
winning run Score:
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PIERCE DEFEATS RUDOLPH
IN GREAT PITCHING DUEL
Banking Boston Braves in
Pretty Game.
pHILLrEs WIN FROM PIRATES
Demaree Is Relieved by Mayer i'm
Ninth, and Rally by Pittsburgh Is
Sipped-Rcds Turn Tables on
New York Giants.

CHICAGO. August 6.--Piercc shut
out Boston. . to o, to-day In a pitchers
duel with Rudolph. Chicago making
il two straight from the champions.
Pierce, although generous with his
passes. pitched alright ball in tie
pinchcs. Only three scattered hits
were made off him and only one man
reached third base. Chicago gathered
five hits off Rudolph. One in the see
ond. followed by an inffeld out and "A
wild pitch, scored Il run, and two more
in the third inning scored another tall
ly. Wilbur Good was credited with
three Of the locals hits. Score:
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COUNTRY CLUB RACKETERS
WILL PLAY AT OLD POINT

Tho Country Club Of Virginia ten
nis tenn will piny match with the
Coast Artillery ut Old Point this
afternoon.
The Richmond team will be COM
posed of the following players, Err
skine Buford. John Coke, Jr., Robert
Preston, Francis Johnson, Bernard
Robb and Peyton Fleming.
Six singles md three doubles
niatcheR will he played. The Rich
monh players will be the guests Of
the Coast Artillery during their
stay ut Old Point.
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.1VoEe Uy lhhInEs: Il.
,;orf"lk ...........o G. o q . o 90
summary: kun-Seu,on. stolen bases
Cleveland. Fivnn Sacrifice hi,s-Causey St
Martin Steinerenner. Two base hist. Mar.
iln. Struck out-hy CHusey, :; nv NirEs i
Bases on hails-on Causey. g. on Eicks .
III by pitcher-WEston. Foiles Cleveland
Wild pitch-Nicks. Pasred ha;i-Shor, Len
on hssrs-Portsmouth. s: Norfolk TO- Time
:;in. trnHires. Players Humphreys and Gar
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BISONS THROTTLE RALLY

BUFFALO. y. y. August 6.-With
the bases full. Casey, OF Providence.
flied out to center and the Bisons
throttled a ntnth-inniug rally, win
ming thereby the first game of the
series to .. Casey in the eighth had
poled one over the fence, scoring Ed
Onslow. Bader took a long chance
by purposely walking Onslow in the
ninth and filling the bases to get
Casey. Beebe was relieved by Bader
during the Grays' final rally. Provi-
dence used two pitchers, Oeschger and
Eayrs. each allowing four hits.
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FIRST GAME
'EAt;ei for A!aSari;h ia eighth
fBa.;ed for Benz In eighth
TPatied TO; Fah~r IN ninth

score by innings p
Chicago .................n %
Warrington ............h g . = o.
Summary: 2uns-Foster. Milan. Shanks i3I
'ianiil. Arosta ga. Johnson Murphy. View
-. Fclsct. Schalk. Blackhurne J. Col
ilns Y" ba.c hits-Murphy. johnson
Earned runs-Wash!ngton, :. Chicago. y
Sacrifice hit.-A!nsmith, Mo~Iicr. CANAL
Sac-ih"e fy-FournieT. Double play
ton. :. Chicago. S. Fret base on errors
chicago. :. WaAhinrton, !. Bases on balls
az Benz, :; on Johnson. :: on wolfSang, .
of Fahtr. !. Hi;s-uT Benz in innings:
IN "olfssnr, ,nonc gu, in eighth: of
farer in inning Hit by p!tch.r--by
Johnson tFourrisrh. struck out--h. John
son. :. by Benz !: by F;her / Empires
NHiin ana pineoH- Time. i:,-.
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ROBINS PASS BRAVES

ST LOUIS, August G.-Brooklyn de-
feated ST. Louis. TO .. to-day and
moved up in the percentage column
ahead OF the Boston club. which lost
to Chicago. With two out in the
eighth, Wheat doubled: Cutshaw sim
gled, scoring Wheat with the winning
run. looHbs. Tor 5rooklyn, was
found for nine hits. but kept them
we'll scattered.
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Federal League
sIoufcd. Bcat baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 6.-St Louis
won to-day's game. to |. SuGgs start
ed out for Baltimore. but was relieved
IN the third. Bailey also touched
up rather lively. and Crandall twirled
good ball throughout, the majority of
Baltimores hits coming with two out
thapman's homer was long drive over
the left field fence.
Score by innings: r H. T.
81. l.ouis ........0 02o2 O-5 10 >
Batteries. Crandall and Chapman:
Suscs: Bailey, l.eciair and Owens and
Russell.
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PITTSBURGH.
Totals s. !! ?. Is Totals 50 q Ii

Totals s. :! ,. - Totals. 90 - u
Batiso for Icorllar In s!N,h.
t':aiie,i for kanti-hner in eighth
Svore by innings: r.
Philadelphia $3.50 y : = n > o.;
Pittsburgh .............o o -
summary: Runs Bancroft. t'ravuth I.u-
ueriis. Nielof. killifer, C"!iinr, Johnston,
Eaird. Schang Two base rits-I.udcrus CO.
kiliiitr. Sacrifice hits-R!rnr. ra>kert
Sa'rihcc fy-WaEner. S;ol"a ha-c-N:chuf;.
double riay-Carey and Wager. Earned
runs fh:iade!phia g Pittsburgh T. Left
on aS,s-Phi!ad"lphin. S: ft;shlrsn. g.
First iasc on error-philadelphia. |. Ii.,sts
or hahs-of DcniIic", ; ~ M-,Aui'ian >
:iuuck out--hy Der,aree. 3; ~ M.t.uilIa: ;
by kaniehner. .. Passed haI-Sch;ng
tmp!res. RI SiAr anC Orth. Time, So
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PIRATES LOSE TO PILLS

PITTSBURGH. August s-pit..
burgh lost 10 Philadelphia to-day, =
10 T. McQuillen was hit freely and
had 10 give way to kantlehner The
nome team failed 10 get hit until
the sixth inning. when two singles
and base on balls resulted in two
runs. In the ninth the locals rallied
ana had two runs in and one needed to
tie. when Mayer relieved Dernaree and
stopped further scoring. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. pittsburcb
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ROYALS GRAB TWO

MONTREAL. QUE. August s-Mon-
treal displaced Harrisburg from third
position I'm the international League
roth games OF a double header, the
frst game by 10 to and the second
by IS 10 6. Both games were smuggling
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ORPHANS DROP ANOTHER

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August g.
In a prettily played game. in which
both pitchers were hit rather freely,
the Shipbuilders this afternoon de-
feated the Orphans by the count of
to 2. The fielding OF Walters, Crist,
Seiglie, Barnett and Stinson were fea-
lures: Hamilton kept the hit of the
towniess lads we'll scattered, while the
builders punched safeties, some OF
them for extra bases, on Richmond.
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Snnolk.

Totals IA II 34'c2 Totals 10 81 IS /
'One out when winning run scored
Rocky Mount ...........I 0 o 0 90 o O n--5
SUFFOLK ..................0 q o 0 = o TO
summary: Runs-t;oosetrec ,o,. I.eake
,:isei; Emery (2,. lrmscher. C;oalby ~. Al
len, Henry ca. Two. base hits-I.eake. Goal
by. Etrd. Home runs-Goosetree. Henry
90. Sacrifice hits-hiien. Wrat,en. stolen
schcr to Goslby. struck out-ry Graham 4;
10y Lifrd. 4; 10y AppleEate. 3. Bases on balls
off Graham. |: on F:hrd. |. Hit By pitcher
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SECOND GAME.
Totals....to 1879 S 3 Totals. III Is u

'irelan oht for bunting third strike.
Score by innings: y.
Harrisburg .3 q q o O. s
summary: Runs-M ensor. Zimmerman.
':ad"rc tG, Thorpe t2l. Nash taD. lrelan
-. Whitcman CD, Flynn. Devln (2), Mad
lien. stolen bases-Thorpe t2). Smith. Nash,
nimei6a. Two-base hits-Heckirger. Nash.
Whlteman. Flynn. Three base h.s-Dev-
I'm co. Smith. Homo run-Eran. Double
piays-Thorpc TO Snow to zimmerman: Ire.
IAN 10 Nash TO Flynn. Hits-on Coo.!bred.
IN I is innings: off Schscht. {: In 8 In
ntng"' struck out.by Goodbrcd. 1: ny Ca
OF Schacht. y Of Galore. g. Wild pitches
by Schacht, :. Passed bail-Snow. Time
l:S umpires, freeman and Harrison.
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affairs. the pitchers Of both teams suf-
ferinR from overwork. Pitcher
Schacht, of Harrisburg. had his hand
broken by batted ball in the second
game. and will be out OF the game for
at least three weeks The scores:
FIRST GAME
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BUFFALO. August 6.-Bufralo won
tho first game Of the series from Pitts
bureh to-day. 4 to .. Schulz held the
visitors hitless for eight innings Their
only hit. in the ninth inning. was made
by OConnor. who drove two-bagger
over first base.
Score by innings: r II. F..
Buffalo . n Dol 700 - 10 q
Pittsburgh 800. q q q 90 q q % 4
Batteries; Schulz and Allen; knetzer
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Brooklyn.
ST. IniIis.
Totals. 80 10 p If To,a!s....3S o
Ran for snyder In eighth.
tEatted for Doak in ninth
tBatttl for Huggins I'm ninth

tBatttd for HuggIns Tn ninth.
81 ooKiI u ...-........ " !. u u o.
st. Louis ......,........0 o o o.
summary: Runs-Whcat. Cutshnw. stem.
gel i. Miller. Inla;:. Two base hits-Sten-
gel Doian. Wheat. !. Miller. Stolen bases
Bethel, O. Miller Ea rned runs BROOKLYN.
$: st. Louis. :. Sacrince hits-O. Miller 90,
Doak. Dolan Double puy-Butler 10 Hug
gins. Left Oh bases BROOKLYN. I: ST. l.puis
g First base o. crror-St. Louis. l. Rls,
on bals--cd CocmbS. :: off Doak = StrucI
out-hy Coon BIS, =: by Douk. : Wild Intcl.
Time. :5i.