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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Sherrlll of Sheridan were in the city yesterday en route to Wabba seka. where they will spend several days visiting rela- lives.
 Mrs La: Mcdonald of Stuttgart re- turned ye!Aerday to her home. after spending 2 few days in the city. the guest of her sister. Mrs. Garland Brewster.
 MT. and Mrs. G. A. Wall and chill dren are fxpected to return to Pine Bluff tonight from Decatur. Ala. where they have been viisting for several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. c. B. Stewart have returned from Helena. where they had been callsd by the death and funeral of Mrs. S;ewart's mother, Mrs. J. R. Lanier.
 Miss Hazel tMadie and Miss Lucille Madie of Lewisville, Ark, were in the city vest rday, en route to their home from Little Rock. They were the guests of Miss Gertrude Murphy.
 Mrs. w. P. Smith and son, Norman Smith, leave today for Holden, Mo-, where they will join Mr. Smith and will leave for the Pacific coast, where they will spend the remainder of the summer.
 Mrs. C. Yauch Sr., who has been making her home for the past two years with her son, w. B. Yauch of State street, left yesterday for On- tario Canada, where she will visit relatives.
 Miss Emily Fox and Miss Hattie Fox left yesterday for Millville, where they will spend several days as the guests of MT. and Mrs. R. A. McIn- tyre. They we're accompanied by Leslie Mcintyre.
 The members of the Sulphur Springs Country club will enjoy a spaghetti supper and dance tonight at the springs. Several parties have been arranged and large crowd is expected to attend.
 Magnolia Camp No. 5764, Royal Neighbors of America. will meet in special session at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon, at Fraternity hall: in West Second avenue. Business of import ance will be transacted.
 Miss Winnie Parker of Fort Worth, Texas, for the past few days the guest of Mrs. M. F Hammond and Mrs. Frand Smith, left yesterday for Kingsland, where she will spend a few days before returning 10 her home.
 Miss Ernestine Norris and Miss Eunice Norris left yesterday for St. Louis with Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Rich ards, in MT. Richards private car They will join their father, Dr. J. I. Norris, in St. Louis, and be accom- panied home by him.
 Miss Ethel Schloss and Miss Selma schloss, who have spent the past sev- eral weeks in Baltimore md New York. the guests of relatives. are de- tained in St. Louis by the high water. They will spend several days there with their uncle, Sam Solmson, and family.
 Sanitary measures, especially rela- tive to the removal of possible hatch ing places for mosquitoes. will be the principal subjects for discussion at the early fall meeting of the City Beautiful club. which will be held Thursday. full attendance of mem- bers will be expected at the meeting.
 Mrs. D. A. Caldwell and daughter. Miss Elizabeth Caldwell returned yesterday from Monticello where they spent the past few days with rela- lives They were accompanied home bv Little. Miss Katherine Caldwell. of Monticello, who will spend several days here with them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

MT. and Mrs. w. W. Reall have re- turned from, Mexia Texas, where they spent some time with Mrs BealPs parents They experienced some ot the effects of the storm which ravaged much of south and central Texas early last week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

MT. and Mrs. G. A. Wall and chil- dren are fxpected to return to Pine Bluff tonight from Decatur. Ala where they have been vii:ting for several weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Sherrlll of Sheridan were in the city yesterday, en route to Wabbaseka. where they will spend several days visiting rela- Hives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

A PREVENTATIVE FROM SUICIDE
 Use the New Visible Silent Wood- stock Typewriter, sold by Nath R. Rodgers. agent, 127h Main street, Pine Bluff, Ark. you'll always remain sane? 7-23-3m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

'Mr and Mrs. c. B. Stewart hav returned from Helena. where the. had been called by the death an( funeral of Mrs. S;ewart's mother Mrs. J. R. Lanier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

Mrs. Roy Wilson returned yester- day to her home in Humphrey after spending short time in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

Miss Maud Hart of Little Rock is in the city, visiting Miss Marie Flowers, in West Eleventh avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25
q . = ETY

Mrs Bettie Ussury left yesterday for Redfield, where she will spend a w days vxisiting relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25
RIRTHS.

Born. to MT. and Mrs. Oval Sanford.
 71o Cedar street Sunday. a hoy. Born to MT. and Mrs. J. J. Jones. sat Hickman, Ky, Monday. 2 boy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25
Daily Fashion alks
 BY MAY MANTON
A NEW MODEL IN ONE-PIECE STYLE

WITHOUT question oneece entire features of the latest w whether the W tia features This admirably adapted late
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25
Obviously.

Tho woman who searches for bean H doctor usuAlly needs one.-JudsA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

Mrs. Harry Euersfield returned yesterday 70 her home in Moscow after spending the day in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

Madie of Lewisville, Ark, were in the city vest rday, en route to their home from Little Rock. They were the guests of Miss Gertrude Murphy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

Mrs. J. l.. Goree and Miss Evan Goree Left esterday for Pendleton to attend the bedside of Mrs. Clay Cross.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

Mrs. w. P. Smith and son. Norman Smith, leave today for Holden, Mo-, where they will join Mr. Smith and will leave for the Pacific coast, where they will spend the remainder of the summer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

 trimming would quaint needed 34 yds in wde 2 for the blouse yds 27 yds 3o yds A. for the andtr trimming pattern re paper of ten cents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

Miss Irene Sallee returned yester day to her home at Clio, after spend ing a few days in the city with rela- tives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

Mrs. George Armbuster has return ed to her home at DeSoto, Mo-, after a visit here with her brother, James J. DoWd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

Mir. and Mrs. Js'nes Goodwin ant children, Miss Helen Goodwin ant James Goodwin O. Cornerstone, ar in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

Mrs. Arthur Young and children left yesterday for Stuttgart, for wis., i; with Mrs. Young's mother, Mrs. J J. Ivy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

Miss Elizabeth Morgan of Memphis
 visiting her aunt. Mrs. T. J. Collier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25

Mrs. I. J varnfll has gone to Little pck for visit with relatives anl tends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-30

"rW TpHl.. July ~ Xix ravo,i,cr
"'t" h"H"'d ont - The ihronK mat
Fisi"d iir" 'Criac %, hGYodi,ci ia. DIV
. ~ nor On" "HIur h"unr nrnt III.
,"!"n' ma - T"iy hId day Tho awful
f'hf"f. wh"u Helen Lnrbr. huuurr,I
oyer "a" IN" hafely Hhrad Of lInrrv
hhH" a. 10 10 aud EnIc Thistle, tic
"a riHi""ntb 'OufH". go"
~" h"I"chum Included tho eood
h",h"h !'ou'h"f star. IT. Ia" oprncr.
I;"h"i". ~ INC hc""Hh. TIiaI by jury In
~" f"ni'h. N"iHni. ia the nfth and
tnt ' niEa. In IT," hnal event Lahore
hhu N"ihh' we're odds on choices
l"Thil won the H"Cond TnCc hcn,tn,.
"ni Labor" II head. and wan run m
from h"r entered price of 81 200 in 80
w. ,h'i'by c"r,iht hcr owner. Or i
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INK FAILED TO WORK

go :: .E=ak Up re Suffolk t;rN.
---=----@ts Q: -: !cC.;.. Ward i,hl.t;,
I--t .----- cl4Ck cat G. TIE dead
We: = deep c+Ets: This morning
t=S-s. s.s---- Stewart =! Suffolk -,
" .s= % -.% .-c-, .&hl-sG The ca. srj
::-:eN ne corpse over TIE back fence
-:.s- :'c:;s;:-ccta's las: chance vanish
= aac ne Cookers wcl CT: ~ = scc,-e
:: 70 Portsmouth w4s saved .-or,
&.-;-ol: - bringing zE-oSs pa!- oS
!-"s =. re I'M. inning ate. two men
we're d1s.
Wa..s ne loca; population denies
ma: ;Es e15 1t.oa Q: the departed cat
= responsible tu- ;ae disastrous rcu;-
tae :sct remains t.-2t Esrd pitched :.
Wc5ce-:-! game &C bal, and ;Eat h;s
team played Wei! behind him. Ports
mouth after showing me fans alright
bail 70: severn. days. -.a6e some q The
'-.est Sp=c:1c-.a. errors known here IS
!es..i OF Two % these ..!sp.ays Allen
=: t!e seventh inning turned : sacrt.c.
M - TIE l.tchc! INTO : home run. ct--
eng ne SACKS ard bringing IN two
!CHs aatai c: him heto-e the bail w
returned - tae pitcher. -his occurred
through AcCl.ary throwing the BAH
INTO hight Held instead O. the .-s; base
mans HANDS on the return TO the
plate the sphere Went through Shorts
legs and Allen travelled The en:i-.
!oGte or ~: taat didn't go past The
1!;che-s box. score
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BOSTON WINS TWIN BILL

CINCINNATI -c!y .:-p!:oAe- gzEz-
VTy- t@p games :c- Boston today -
=:%-;..g C-:-.@-z:! - . = -. 1-z.
-1- - T: = 80 y=cc:t yzgE. was
:z.=- az % tae ::s: game :: :..e end
2. :.= :oG-t5 Inning wan Boston wss
- ;ls ed = re second game q "
-; :: E:;s- Lz..S :-z- allowed eye hits
-.c :--r ---s
II" ask game was Z. easy victory
az .>9s;,-. IL: ne second wzE al ~
80. -Ea; C.nc..Iet. a2Ti.F Z sY.-:l-
.ez- at ne beginning q ne H:h IL
ing =. ,5e .:i. :3os:c. lac+ .o--
:..s c. tzse IN balls. :a.ee cout!es
a:c single -.e| scored :h-ee -
- ,.+ seventh when ;hey We. pre-
zs-tsc WIKI thee bases .. balls and
80 t.r=e sccrcc % Scan!tis double.
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NEWPORT NEWS WINS

NEWPORT NEWS. Va Juiy 2a--s.
Sn!PuuilaeFs played TX. champions - 5
afternoon. knocking iiu.upasr1. and
N!chs OF the ruobe. In tH.o innings ana
he!d,ng De hind Mullen IN great 81 80.
~ me end a The Nortolk aalt 81: .le
seventh inning the score stood : TO b ~
favor D; the locals. the game .r,'trt;
there On recount % "a severe elect cal
and transform. which broke just - ~.
Bui!GerS We're going - bat %p.' n *
got bu; one man 10 second. Gust .ud
Flynn getting singles in Tn ssvcu't. on
easy chances during binding ST nd
storm. successive doubles ~ S.igte
and Crist. s:ngl" ." Walters Swl7e
sacrinc. nit aUG glnnicr BY HOOK
Walker and Lake gave the locals four
runs in the opener. Two passes. sac
rifcc and Smiths single TO TiShr
brought in two more in the second.
Crisis second double and Walters sim
gle brought in another in the sixth.
Norfolk. Newport News
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F ederal League
chi.eds Beat Bunec,

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80 .c-,= c,Co sar 80 .azE-e ~a-r-[
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zt.=EC - r9--z.s I.E none.
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500 - Innings = ::
C-r@E2 :ts': trt.-4
Batteries E:e92 az 5!z.-. ...a-
E+-G-tE zaT %i.zc-
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700 Enter Trnp Tonrncy.

'IIICNGI- jug 2N--Vhc grnnd
American ifnrhhootiug tournament
winch ir ach"dnlcd 10 be held here Au-
guat 10 /" ~ IA Grant I'ark. will at
tract over 700 contestants. according
- cHi!rnat"r made to-day by Secretary
Edwlu Il. Shogrcn Included in this
Hat MI! hc many Who VIII travel from
far Wcotcrn States. while ncarly every
Hcctlon Of tn" country viii be we'll
represented. The grand American
handicap WIN be The feature event
cardcd for Thursday. August 10. Pro-
fcaaionhln Will hold several match
championships.
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EaI,frnor. Lo... Irn

;..:-- :;s,i>G!: July ::-y>-t.xaGrgh
.etc2,sc Baltimore Z. corole.e.csr
'-@fe ,o-c&y, ne s-c-: "a re a.s'
zane .e.a. ? ~ ara n The seea.d
- = +!!er r!tcaEt E,=zc- tall n
80 rc~r.:E cr.tEhi 80 TIE .Lcz.r. p 4
~ no second Ers.ZH- kip. n. h.-g
scatt@tec ~ai.% Quinn ~aa n: aa.t.
F.ttt T2:Ns
scorea 2 ii. z.
Ea.'l,.Gr. ..tSG rl-1
i>.t,sD-:Rh ..ttzii HoJ.-2
ia.,+r."E SGggz. cca!ey ana owens
+ .ca 80 CCnnae.
-"c,rd game:
baltimore ....1GG0t6it,-2 , 3
;r.''scGsgh ..!zlDnig! -
isa''":!eK. quinn ana Lack!!,Ech.
EaetZe: AID CICnunrr
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MUST MEET OBLIGATIONS
August H"rrrnnnn snyr InI,s,ih Player
ifus tiSht 10 jump tu Amy club.

TI@Cf:tNhTi. JrlIy 2s-Ho!ding
'aa' player !f Justified IN Jumping
n.a cna,r"ct y IA" club 10 wholn Nc
n"-oaas ln iH arrears n galary % MIN.
HLtIh' i"frm"nn, oEai,fnan OF the
"h'i"hal baseball Commission, TO-DAY
i"Si"r IN" :pl!owiag statement rcla-
@f" 70 me Compton case:
~ the FanBnH C!ty club Vas In
arrears "a Compton, the ulay ger auto
nai!oa!ly hcrauc Il free agent. and
naG 'Hc aDno!ut" RICH, 10 20 10 the
Federal LeaHu. Or any league that
""ulh "n%ngc MIN. /. we DO not i've
up % our obligations we have no right
20 d"innnd that The players live up
10 tG".T c0nrracis."
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Pack.r, .y, UbI,,r,,bet

yt,i-.s ci-E. no. Iv!y ::-Ezc.
-sz-- ~, =.g-. :...S. .:- nos. r.
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80 E&.E=E C--T Taz fa.- CT. y g.
t-z...I ~: c.E !cce.E a.:s -..-
.rs-H-
Ge.rx- s.oyzii 40 Lee 3,zgee. III
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",-..= "-.rE E.rp.-@ Cc-c:.. y.=t.--
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80 S-cTzN Day as-s. 81 ho.r- 2.
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= 80 s--tpe-r.r. cane 10 plan. ws.-
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.l.-s. i-scka-c ~ -akte.lY.
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LEAGUE BASEBALL SUMMARY
FEDEAAL LEAGUE.
GAmLs .-EsyEEDEr.

- ANolNc oE clras
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TIGERS TRIM YANKEES

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49,. -. sf'-t:c 20 rrE NJ, - 81.
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-, 80 us easily c2.a.sc p: see.
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~" YJEE IDIy ~ Many II the
t""rinE i"ra!a payers nave "ntcE.d
-" "nhg"! !nyl'niirn lawn tennis
''Eih"Hthi az the oDHrty III the Sea -
hiphi Tennis AMI CricKe, Ciuh hu-
KHs' . %tnrrH them are Maurice T..
-! !.''EtYlr, Thomas e EBn9y, " II
J"nHh'rf. clarence j. Grimm ANA WmrJ
b"Ss"n. "! t"4iDrnia: f. SORTS VA
INNS, Scum. II Philadelphia. ne ma
,s'i"! .tHHb!"r, tmii II E"hr. -! :E.y
|rit IA"Ddoge 4. rrii ana q 81
fhDf'h. Tie lhi"icGu"Flatr cbaup!on
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WAL TER JOHHsON's HIT
IN TENTH WINS CAME
u E.;tiingyor D.MesSs CereaGud :.
CHhrIssi Featured by s,hxnLs-s
IisIdiug *; Third.
MAPS LoYE COUNTER A GIFT
5.t''t', b Kalamazoo s.ouruysw. Jrl,3.
=, 81 LOUIS. sDd Dsiesls .auhj@,acs
: n Poor Bass Huouinp CiIes
L.s't,''iI Ii,-pr! Crs. Ia1ke,-s.

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"rt ., -,-,:r ju-cts:s nLf--s .,u.:l
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- =. t-i re - -. J5-t-.. -: - 5.e: cs.i-
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ILL: ;'ies =, N-s-s:irs.--9. tr-duy .g-
-. g; :-t-. ~ ..lt-:g 1.inr 10y.
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EIRSI CANE
Te:s-. - >, -5.zl...2. - :,
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80 - .yE :<-FzE =. .:..
1-.'t - -L.:gE. P
1 5.l'.a ........ 5@:@$;S% - sc
lrrrs-y. R4.s Moran 20. Evsrs -,
E=E-e schmidt. Smith. NEvacvil.e "ha!-
-1g '.-1r. f.ltt!-U Wi!.!arat Da.~ Nc
r!o"sf -.r-bzss .!ts-Nor.r Smith. T!'z-
ssi'-fa. :. z ~ Hs!.s>. -a-es- os,St MS
=-E"'s "rz..cr- Moran, GTpA. W!ll!1 rs
S'ai-G h..~s--iterzos. La.eryl.!s. Moran a.
f:'zp1:'cS. '!asae-. Earned rIrS-Eo..or.
y. Cincinnati. Sacrifice h.tr-Courot.y
gar -rgh!- 2!sYs-EsrzoE g0tge-, .,
I-c.lU!'z - Moan - ScHGa!Gt |Tf!!-yT.
~ ".a:c .-r:t IN tsteS-Eostor. =: Gin
c.-:-'! ElsE. m C.-icinratl
be- 81 hsl.E--yr Dale & IN i~a: :: az.
llpsHT. Z ,i.ts-o. Ezgz.. IN IN.
r.n%' ~ I.a.- ~ Il ian!ngs o.
N-Ta"' n !'airgs m Lar n 20
iHr.-Yts ~ I'cN l1stJ. n !ariEEs ~, ~
p!t-se'-ny Haynes. K!!A:er s,f.cH ont
p. feE-'. vr i.al. >" Lar TN
l.r,s. h-..r. AND Cook.L TIM. -.
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hoy EaunI. worla,. necord.

SPOKANE. WASH, July 29-Carl
johnson, q seventeen year old Spokane
high school boy, received congratulate
tions to-day over his performance yes
tcrday, when he cdualcd the worlds
SccondH.
iio went the distance in competition
Win athletes from the New York Irish
American Athletic Club. who are on
their way TO San Francisco to take part
In tho Panama Exposition games, and
men from universities and athletic
clubs of this State
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Norfolk Observation-Disclosures. o 90
Newport News .......--.. 0 -
summarv: Rnns-seigiie 80. Crist 81.
Hopkins. stolen bs*cs-SeiGlie. Smith Wal
base h;is-crls' C2l. sieriie. Smith First on
balls-oT N!eks. :; on t'iyrn. :. St!ucI; on,
by Flynn. :! LET, on bases-Norfolk ?.
Newport News. g.. Double play-Crist -
Carnes. Hits-of Humphreys. / and 3 runs
in third inning. off Sicks and 3 RUS in
f.! rs innings; off Flynn. ana run in 4
innings Time. i:li Umpire Davern
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BROOKLYN MEETS DEFEAT

PITTSBURGH, July 29-Pittsbureh
defeated Brooklyn 8 TO 2 here to-day.
The locals won the game in the fifth
"hcn three runs were scored. Wagner
in the eighth hit for a home run with
the bases fun ia the seventh. Right
Fielder fIinchman got an unusual
double play when he caught Myers's
line hit and ran to first base in time
10 put out T'fefer, who had started for
second when the ball was hit. Score:
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LOS ANGGELES, July 29.-TOm
Workman. mrs, hhacman of the Stan
FORD University team who signed with
the Sew York Nationals tins spring,
wired TO Manager McGraw day that
he would not report Workman. who liz
. cousin OF Art Schnfcr. holdout in
fielder OF the Giants. announced he had
given. M tho idea of playing profess
siOnal bal
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YACHT RACES Abnndonrd.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 29.-The Sc
ries of races between the American cup
class yachts Vanitie. and Resolute. off
thick weather made ii necessary to cali
off to-day's contest. Only one Of three
won 1t. The yachts will leave Saturday
or Monday to join the New York zach,
Club on Its annual cruise.
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Newark Wins In Eleventh

= IyIIa. JU.y 2t-Tna - !IgIs
!@c"'a!n !os, - Newark to-day. Z -
&! "-n". II. T!h!,or. rallied IN mr.
eleventh trrinE ann scorcG three runt
H',;e ~ IHrlngr. = - ;,
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II, i-p.i. o.! .zOh.d1 :.
!;-''ef.cs HoHelcy Brandon. FalL-
9 D"iE anc i>af4ner. watson. C!anda!I.
j.an% #.G cha pfnan.
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itCaIpt iliY - IJo nov Yrpund.
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j;iH.'s.s Ei'iG FRESHMEN inni~- g..
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iru B"rJld. Us busiutss u,AHYpri OF me
'jsDE brw prEitIcH
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neiG HHE"si ~, WL'B ihr iirhyas ia.
t1'. nam The Western nip
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'IIihIINEIINM. Ala July ~ prca.
id""i w, - smith. or IL" Eirminghnln
baseball club, thiH afternoon announced
maj I'ihy"I Ednon hemingway had been
gwen notice OF unconditional r"In,sr
" was hlho announced that an clubs
IN tho Southern Annexation had wnivrI
on ~" player. and that hemingway
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PETERSBURG BLANKED;
RYAN MEN WIN EASILY
Eisel's Triple and Home Fan. AIDED
by Gray's Sick Work Por.
rays Undoinc.
LEAkK EFFECTIVE THROUGHOUT
Black CsI Buried in Center Field psd
Not heS7p sofoik From Defeating
Portsmouth - Shiphuilder> Blank
Norfolk N Short Game.

E1'cSr MOUNT, y c July .s-
,s*s ~---o~ mate farce o. re
-EE s"z-.= II .21e Esc,aoc.s ter. 90
c-Er a-c as :ta-cU p8..oT 9: :Ae r,eI-
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Totals35 . "a IL 3 Totals. 81 p 9
-nntt.d for pfeficr In ninth.

-Hnttcd for Pfeffer In ninth.
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh ....i.... % 3
Summary: Runs-Myers. O Mara. Collins
~. Johnston, Hinchman. Wagner. NioX
Baird. Gibson Two-b base hits-Myers. Wheat.
Home runi-Wagner. Sacrifice hits-Daubert
saird Gibson. Double plays-Myers and
Daubert; Hinchman. unassisted. Earned
ruI,e-Brooklyn, .; Pittsburgh. 5. Left on
bases-Brookiyn. 0: Pittsburgh. s. First
base on errors Brooklyn; L PITTSBURGH ..
tlehner . Hit by pitcher-by Pfefer
I,inchman. Baird. Struck out-ny Pfeifer
!: by Kantlehner. s. umpires. Byron and
i:aa on. Time, l:le.
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MAYER PUZZLES CARDS;
GR|KER WAS HIT FREELY
Orer s. LoUis-ExIrA BAse Hits
Pared WE! FOR Rms.
LONGS HIT PREVENTS sHTT-oUI
WagDer's Home Fun With Bases
Full Gives Pittsburgh Decide-d Tic-
tori Over Br-ooEiyn-Bc,S;nn Takes
Twin Ball From Cinciunsu.

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