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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-01
TIGERS CHANCES ARE
KILLED BY ST. LOUIS.
Detroit Loses Browns By Count Of to O. Dauss Being
Touched For Fourteen Philadelphia Athletics
Get Game From Washington Senators. s

Detroit. Sept. 30.---Detroit's chances
for the American League gonfalon
went a-glimmering this afternoon.
when the Browns administered the
Tigers singing defeat. the score boz
ing to 2. Weilman held the Tigers
to six scattered safeties. while the Ct.
Louis outfit garnered fourteen from
Dauss delivery.
The Tigers defeat yesterday elimi-
mates them from the pennant race. 1t
will be the Red Sox and Phillies In
the worlds series this year.
Score by innings: r. Fl. b.
ST. Louis -. 900 500 003--S IA 4
Detroit $500. 0o2 900 600 3
Batteries: Weilman and Agnew:
Daass and Baker. Umpires. Wallace
and Evans
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Rain Puts End to
Several Races at
Eynchburg Fair

L4ynchburg. Va. Sept so.-The
third days races OF the Interstate Fair
here were cut short by rain after two
events had been run on a SLOW and
soft track. Yesterdays card went over
until tomorrow. and a six furlong dash
was declared of on account OF the
rain. Bad weather all day resulted
In small attendance. Summary:
First race--2:25 trot; purse 1900:
Sir Mortimer, b. T. tFinley) Il
September Morn, b. &. lSum-
meFs) -...3
Colonel Wiltondale. br. 6.
Beliss, b. 3. tSteptoe) ........6 3 4
Edmund G. b. &. tTyson). - 5
Time-2:a5. 2:aS Ia, 2:33
Second race-2:25 pace; purse 1900:
Louise Prince. r. m. (James)..1
Idarowe, br. m. tBelcote) ~ 2
Dainty Dillon. b. m. (Hale).-4 3
Snap Axworthy, b. g. (Thom-
Big Jim, Oh, &. (VarnelD ...3 s 5
Time-2:32 Ia. 2:2s l-2, 2:33.
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!AthIetics Deleat senators

Washington. Sept. Suitability to
bat Sherman when runs were needed,
cost the Senators the game here today
to 3 Harper and Boehfing were
both batted harder than tho score
shows
Score by innings: r. H. Il.
Philadelphia 900 III o01--4 o
Washington 100 900 o02-3 10 4
Batteries: Sherman and Perkins;
Harper. Boelling and Williams. Um-
pires, Hildabrand and O'Loughlin.
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Win Out In Tenth.

Chicago, Sept. 3o.--It took the Pi-
rates ten innings to get 8 to 5 YER
dict over the Cardinals this aftrr-
noon. The Pirates used three pitch
ers, while four worked for St. Louis.
Score by innings X. Fl. f..
Fittsburg :. 0io $40 600 Is II 2
st. Louis 03o 900 002 % 9 4
Batteries: Adams Kantlehner, Har-
mon and Gibson; Meadows. Robinson,
PeHdue, Sallee and Snyder.
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HUGHES IS WINNER
OVER THE PH|ll|tS
Boston Braves HurIcr Allows National
League Pennant Winners But
Three Safe WnIlops.
Pittsburg Pirates Get Verdict Over
ST. Louis Cardinals In Tenth Frame,
While New York Giants Defeat the
Brooklyn Dodgers.

Boston. Sept. 30.-A pass. two errors
by Bancroft, Egan's double and Fitz-
patrick's triple gave the Braves four
runs in the opening session today and
defeated the Phillies, the locals win
ming, to 2.
Score J innings: r. II. f.
Philadelphia COZ 600 GOO 3 4
tsuston 400 cot f3~-s
Batteries: Rixey, Baumgartner and
Adams; Hughes and Blackburn. I'm
pires. O'Day and Rigler.
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music, much like ancient Gaul Ia
divided into three kinds-Eood, bad
and Indifferent. Nothing can do more
harm than to make II possible for this
Indifferent American music To be ex-
hibited too frequently in public.
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Reds Defeat Chicago.

Chicago, Sept. 30.--The Cubs were
defeated today by the Cincinnati
Reds, the score being 3 to 2. The
Cubs registered but four hits.
Score by innings: Z. Fl. e.
Cincinnati 49,. goo 900 0l0--3 8 0
Chicago . 003 600 o00--2 2
Batteries; MeKenery and Wingo,
Lavender and Wallace tmpires,
Orth and Byron.
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Standing Of Clubs.

Games To-day.
Philadelphia in Boston.
Chicago in Cincinnati.
Only two scheduled.
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Results YESTERDAY.

Results Yesterday.
Newark. 3; Baltimore, ! ffirst
camel.
Newark. 5; Baltimore. tsecond
game}.
rittsburg, 8: Chicago. 4.
Buffalo. 8; Brooklyn 2.
St. Louis. 4; Kansas City, 2.
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Alleged Specder Appeals.
NJ r. Kee. alleged to have driven
an automobile faster than the law per-
mi,s. was sined &iea IN Police Court
yesterday. He took an appeal.
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Standing of I1ups.

Games To-day,
st Louis in Chicago.
New York In Philadelphia.
Boston in Washington.
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TRILBY At SUPERIOR
COMMENCING MONDAY

'Triiby." perhaps the most popular
book and play ever presented inter
nationally. comes to the Superior
Theater on Monday. Tuesday and
"Wednesday of next week ms cini-
mafized by the Equitable Motion Pic
lures Corporation. with the queenly
screen artistic Clara Kimball Young
and Wilton LAckaye. who originated
the role OF "Svengalf' in the legiti-
mate production In the leading roles,
supported by Chester Barnett. Paul
McAliister, and an all-star cast.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Results Yesterday.
Philadelphia, 4, Washington, 3.
ST. Louis, 8; Detroit, 2.
Others not scheduled.
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Games Today.
Ruffalo in Brooklyn.
Chicago in pittsbprE.
newark In BaAifsfnre
Only three scheduled,
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] Time-2:32 IL, 2:2S 1-2, 2:33.
| Third race--One and one-Mxteenth
mile dash; purse 4O0--eidney Holman
| first: Texas Tommy. second: Henri
eta w. third. Time. /: 81 81
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LEAGUE
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Boston. 8; Philadelphia, 2.
New York. Q: Brooklyn. o..
Cincinnati, 3. Chicago. s.---
Pittsburg. s; st. Louis. 5 ten
innings).
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Score by innings.

Score by innings: r. H. =.
Kansas City 600 100 100 s g
st. Louis -. 100 900 3os---4 Z q
Batteries; johnson and Brown
Plank and Hartley.
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BAL IM0RE fEDERAlS
DROP TWO TO NEWARK
First game:

First game:
Score by innings: r. III. E.
Newark ...... ITO 600 00l--3 Il
Baltimore -. 900 900 100--l 8 =
Batteries: kniserling and Rariden:
Black. Conley, Quinn and Russell.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. III. e.
Newark ...... 020 01o 020--5 6 o
Baltimore -. 600 600 010--I o.
Batteries: Reulbach and Rariden:
Young. Quinn and Owens
Score by innings: Ri. E.
Chicago So. 101 600 300 3
Pittsburg -. COS e02 1913 Ia o.
Batteries: Bailey Hendrix and
Fischer: Royce. Barger and OCon-
nor.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Buffalo ...... 900 600 1913 I o.
Brooklyn -. 010 900 010--2 s !
Batteries: Knapp and Allen:
Marion and Simon.
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wlsa, Would You Do?

Did you ever wonder what you
would you do had you million dollars
The experience happens to penni-
less widow in Mrs. Plum's Pudding, =
which comes to the Superior Theater
today and tomorrow. The widow goeG
to market one day and comes back
to find an oil well gushing up on the
spot whore her shack had stood half
an hour before. Marie Tempest, the
famous English coincidence. enActa
the role OF the widow and 10 supported
in the five-reel side-splittinE frace
comedy by Eddie Lyons. Leo Moran.
Jean. Hathaway. Xi0lat Macmillan, and
w. Grahame Browne. who II to be
starred on broadway this fAn by the
Charles Erohnnau eatA&es Al Christie,
the Universal director. Staged the pro-
ducGion. employing most Of the reg
ulars in his Neutor comedy company.
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"Robin Hood at AcsxIcsny.

One of the most popular legends
In English history Ia that Of the out
law, Robin Hood whose story
forms the basis o. the plot Of the
opera. Robin Hood" which the de
koven Opera Company will present al
the Academy tonight and Saturday
and saturday matinee.
The deeds of this merry outlaw and
his men are we'll known to every
school child. Sherwood Forest. the
scene NJ his notorious exploits. is
still in existence. and. in fact. there ID
no mention Of its beginning. as Il
il supposed to- be part Of the aborigi-
nal forests with which England was
at one time almost wholly covered.
It lay in North Yorkshire, but that
small part Of 1t still preserved 10 In
Kirkland and Bilhagh. whore Earl
Manavers the last representative oil
the Dukes OF Kingston keeps up it,
glory.
, 1915-12-25
ST. 0 STATION
Censored at Jumaica.)

censored at JumAlCA.)
London, Dec. z2nd-A British official
announcement states: Opposite the south
ern and centre portions Of our line we bonn
bnrded several parts OF the enemy trenches.
The hostile artillery heavily shelled Yppe
and ST. jean and was also active against
onr froat line and support trenches south
east Of Ypres during the day. We replied
by Smelling the enemy front line of trenches
along then Zonnebek -Gheluvelt Zandvoorda
front. Early on Tuesday the enemy made
a bombing attack near the qnarries, north
west OF Hulluch, but was repulsed. On Mon
day there was considerable activity by enemy
neioplaneS, and they attempted to prevent
our reconnaissance machines from carrying
out her work, but their attempts were
unsuccessful. During the day four combats
took place in the air, two enemy aeroplanes
being talled within The enemy's lines. and
euothei driven down in Il damaged condi-
ton. Que Of our machines is missing
MoJot-Geueral Townsheud Iepols hat in
bis estimation the Turks mnst have lost
no less than $500 men in the rearguard
, 1915-12-25
Will, JACOBSEN.

action on December first aud in their nhor-
tive attack on his position at KIT El Amarah
during the night Of the twelfth. On be
night Of the seyeuth mixed parties Of British
aud Indian troops surprised the Iulks ia
then advanced trenches, killing about thirty
gnd tnkln9 eleven prisoners.
Further details of the evacuation Of the
Ahzlc and Suvla zones have been received.
Without the Turks being aware OF the move
ment, a great army was Withdrawn from one
are" occupied OH the GallipOli Peninsula, al
though IN closest contact with the enemy.
and 10y tins contraction Of the front tile
operations at other points Of the line can
be more effectively curried out. General Sir
Charles Aouro, the Commandment Chief,
gives great credit for Tins ~|kIllfuIly conduct
ed trnusler of forces to the Generals com
m~anding and to the Royal Navy.
A French officinl communicate states: "On
the nineteenth our artillery participated ia
an attnck executed successfully by the Brit
ISL against the Turkish trenches at the ex-
treme west OF the GaIipoli Peninsula. Ia
conformity wltha plan agreed to by the Allied
General Stats, the British Commander decid-
ed to assign TO another theatre the troops
landed at Cape Suyla, and which occupied
on the northern part Of the Peninsula a posi-
ton the strategic value Of which had been
diminished by reason of the new develop
ment in the eastern operations, The embar-
Fation of the troops, with their equipment,
was effected under the best conditions and
We're not interfered with by the Turks"
The Only Mails Athens Correspondent
reports that the Greek troops hive occupied
Dorian, lnterposing themselves between the
Entente line and the BuIgarian4, Greek cir
cles are convinced that the forces opposing
the Allies will not attempt to cross the from
tier, the Bulgariaus because they realize the
danger OF provoking Greece, and the Ger
mans because they ate grateful fer Greek
neutrality and realize the Tremendous cost
OF sucn az enterprise. Meanwhile he work
on the de ensiye ives around Salonica is
beng actively pushed aul the Greek villages
IN the neiShbourbood Of the lines are being
evacuated BY the iuAabitaut The reports
, 1915-12-25

HUVERN0REN VII ware at naffe
VI j G|uyeInemen tshuset LORDAG
den lste Januar 1916 III. 3 Efter-
middag.
THE Governor viii be @At Home"
SATURDAY the lst Of january
1916 at 3 o'clock p. m.
, 1915-12-25
7 HE. AVIS.
QhFistianBted, st. &roiz.
Saturday, 18th ! ecember, 1918.

Yesterday beng the birthday Of Her Ma
leFty the Queen there was a review Of the
land troops IN cooperation with il Detach-
nent OF marines 10y His ENcrIltncy tie
Governor on The Wharf at 9 a IN. ending n q
parade through The principal streets Of the
town, hended by the ships buud. In the
noon " Royal snlute was fired. St. Croix
JOINS vain the Mothorlnnd il expressing
loyalty 10 the Grown and many happy re-
tu'ns OF the day 10 Her Majesty.
According TO time honoured custom we
desIe TO convey 10 orr renders our best
wishes for 4 X4PPY CHRISYNIH
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return from the camping outfn6 near.
Edlowe on the Colorado Midland road.
The excursion was one OF the most
enjoyable Of its kind in the history
of the Colorado Springs association
and the boys from here express them
selves as being delighted with It and
more than repaid for the time and
money spent in making It. The camp
was well regulated and such rules as
were necessary for its government
were made by the leaders. Points
were given .on fish; the number be-
ing determined by the size. Awards
were also given on building fires with
five matches; gathNing wood; build
ing FIRE and boiling water In fifteen
minutes; tying and naming ten knots
in a piece of rope or string; run
ming fifty yards; qualifying in shot
put and javelin throw; being able TO
throw hatchet twenty-five feet and
stick 1t in stump two times out of
FIVE, and for attendance at Bible class-
es each day. In the fifty yards run
ming contest the seniors made goal
in seven and one-ffth seconds; the
juniors in seven and three fifth sec-'
onds. In the jumping contest the
seniors made seven feet and the jun
iors six feet.
In the competitions the following
Canon City boys won red rags: Harry
Bash. William Rabsahl. Smith Batche-
lor. Guy Morton. Harold Hart, Frank
Rundahi, Henry Evans and H. H.
Maxwell.
More than two hundred ish were
caught by the boys while in camp
and several members OF the Canon
City bunch brought fish home with
them. Mr.. A. e. Wilson. D. e. Glib
son and R. 8. BeaIl brought the Can
on City fellows home in their auto
mobiles from Colorado Springs and
all Of them wish to thank them for
their Kindness in that respect.
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CLEVER FOUNTAIN IDEA
At HUNTER PALMER'S

A refreshing sight on a hot day is
what people thought. going in and
coming out of Hunter Paimer's Drug
Store Saturday. for there. resting on
the soda counter. was a huge cake of
fee. partly followed out into which
was imbedded large bowl Of fruit
punch. A beautiful collection OF
roses was quite tastefuiiy arranged
around the bowl. The idea was origi-
mated by the chief clerk. Mr.. Harry
Mills, which answers not only popu-
lar hot weather necessity, but very
clever and attractive drawing card
for the fountain.
A large number of people partook
of the punch and congratulated Mr..
Mills on his unique idea
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INTERESTING ADDRESS
ON SOUTH AMERICA

Mrs. Maria Reynolds Forde, for a
number of years a teacher and reli-
gious missionary in Porto Rico and at
Buenos Ayres, Argentina, gave most
interesting address on Latin America
In addition tc reviewing the secu-
lar and religious work being carried
before a large audience at the Chris
tian church Sunday night under the
arspices of the C. W. B. NJ.
on in South America under govern
mental and missionary auspices Mrs.
Forde described most entertainingly
the Industrial and material condition
OF the people of the southern conti-
nent- There are. she said. in the coup-
tries south of the Rio Grande, in
cluding the islands Of the West Indies.
$4,000 900 of people; most of them OF
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Latin ancestry. Until the present war
in Europe broke out practically all of
their foreign business was with Eng
land, Germany. France and Italy. The
war produced commercial and finan-
cial stagnation in South America and
its people are now seeking closer bus
iness relations with the United States
with the hope of restoring the pros
perity they formerly enjoyed.
Buenos Ayres, according to Mrs.
Forde, is one OF the worlds greatest
cities; having population of 1000
900 people. 1t is the largest city in
the southern hemisphere and the
most cosmopolitan on earth. Its ar
chitecture and the beauty of its
streets, boulevards and public parks
is unsurpassed in any country. 1t is
growing more rapidly than Chicago
and contains more people of Latin orr
gin than any city in the world, except
Paris.
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WATER TEMPOHARILYESHUT
OFF BY LANDSLIDE


The flow of water in the ditch Of
the Park Center Land & Water COM
pany was shut on by big landslide
about a mile below the intake in OIL
Creek Canon last Friday night and
has not yet been restored owing to
the difficulty Of getting repairs to
the pipe line on the ground. For
eome reason the entire side Of the
mountain became dislodged and
slid down q distance Of thirty or
forty feet. carrying the pipe line and
everything else with II. To make the
necessary repairs for the re-estab-
lishment OF the ditch now about two
hundred and nifty feet OF heavy iron
pipe, having an aperture Of thirty-six
inches. had to be ordered from Pu-
eblo and hauled to. the scene OF the
trouble. Part Of the pipe 10 now ON
the ground, and the remainder will
be delivered there in the course of
the next few days. but It's installation
can hardly be finished before Monday
or Tuesday Of next week. The slide
viii cost the company anywhere
from eight hundred to thousand
dollars.
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N0WELS-STOCKTON COM
PANY SOAP DISPLAY

Perhaps the most elaborate display
Of toilet soap ever. seen in Canon
City is on exhibition In the show win
dow of the Newels-Stockton Mercan-
tile company. For advertising pur-
poses a small replica OF the national
capitol building at Washington. D. C..
was erected out OF cakes OF soap;
all Of the detaiis Of the great struc-
ture being brought out in the repro
duction- In its construction two thou
sand eight hundred cakes OF soap
were used and three experts from the
Royal Soap company at Cincinnati.
Ohio, with an assistant here. were EN-
ployed for twenty hours in building It.
Each cake Of soap weighs nve ounces
and the total weight OF the pieces
used Is eight hundred and seventy
five pounds.
The window structure is eighteen
feet long and ten feet high from the
floor to the top Of the dome. 1t was
put in by the firm as an attraction
for ChautauQua week and should be
seen by every Visitor to Canon City.
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NEuRALolA PAINa eroppEp

You don't need to suffer these
agonizing nerve pains in the face.
head. arm. shoulders. chest and back.
Just apply few dorps Of soothing
sloan's Liniment; lie quietly few
minutes. You Will get such relief
and comforti Life ana the world wili
look brighter. Get = bottle today.
3 ounces for csc, It ali Druggists.
Penetrates without rubbing .-adv.
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LGF1 Hon HOME ropAY.

M. and Mrs. D. D. Novels came
up from Lamar on "Wednesday for !
brief visit with their son, A. 7. Now.
sls. Of she Nowois stpcktcn s.cseaus
~ esnpany. Tksy ~ ~ hoo1e =
9nuS6nv af1oelec
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LAST OF THE Y. N. G.
4 CAMPERS RETURN

Physical Director a. II. Maxwell
~ ths Canon city =. ~ &. 1. and
two Of he boys cana home Sunday
'ni1ht ffon coIosana nptlnss; beinG
~ 1T . ~ lseei cggtsnt.as y
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TIE sronk gxpRGso

A baby boy was born Friday even.
ing June 1e. 70 Mr. and Mrs.. 3. N.
Williamson. 7ol Harrison syspue.
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Ohll0ron O2Y'

q . az
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18

when Dean Scarlett and Rev John VI. Suter distinguished clergyman from Massachusetts will speak On We'd nesday evening at o'clock, win oe- eur a reception to the delegates at the new Rectory in Tombstone Can yon A cordial invitation is extended to the public Co be present at any and an meetings An can rest assur- ed Of having the privilege of listening Co helpful and intelligent discussion at almost any hour, on such matt
 as social service. Sunday School 3, missions, church attendance and church finance
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.EPISOPALIANS ARE
 TO MEET IN BISBEE

Practiaclly all of the Episcopalian ministers oi Arizona win attend tue convocation Co be held Wednesday and Thursday of the current week, in St. John's Church of this city The Wednesday session will be from 10 a. m to 12;3O D. m. and from 2 to 4:3O D. m. Thursdays session will occur at the same hour with the exception al am additional service at s D. m.
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WOMEN DRIVING AUTOS

should always be sure their machines are in first class con dition. For there is no get ting down under the auto for them if things go wrong on the road. The only safe course is to have us overhaul it reg ularly. Even if there should be nothing neededing repairs, you'll feel more confident af- ter we have examined it.
 Cars called for and returned to any part of the district with put charge.
 Vulcanizing is our specially
 A full line of tires on hand, all sizes
 Accessories of all kinds will pc found here.
 Headquarters for FORD and BUICK automobiles.
 Other makes of automobiles given careful attention Main St. Phone 444 Bisbee
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wHERE THEY PLAY ToDAy

Philadelphia at New York. Brooklyn at Boston Pittsburg at Cincinnati St. Louis at Chicago.
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PlTTssURe WINS AT HOME
CHICAGO IN EIGHTH

B. II. E. Chicago o St. Louis Batteries Hendrix and Wilson; Groom. Watson and Hartley.
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ATHLETIcs RApLY BEATEN

R. II. E. New York 9 O Philadelphia g 9 Batteries Mcilale and Sweeney, Wyckofl, Bressler, Harper and Lapp
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DUBUc HoLDs CLEVELAND
ST. LOUIS BY HOMER

R. II. F.. Chicago 8 8 St. Louis 1 Batteries Jasper and Schalk; James, Leyerenz and Seyehold.
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sALT LAKE eY ONE

R. II. E.. Salt Lake Oakland Batteries Hall and Rohrer. Ables, Malarkey and Kuhn
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COAST LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY San Francisco at Los Angeles. Salt Lake ys Oakland at San Francis GO. Venice at Portland
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SEALS WINNERS

B. H. F. San Francisco 10 1A Los Angeles Batteries Killlay asd Schmidt, sepulveda, Love Perut. Hortmann and Boles.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Chicago at St Louis. Cleveland at Detroit New York at Philadelphia Boston at Washington.
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Brooklyn at Buffalo
 Baltimore 8t Newark
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MArTHEwsoN RATTgn our

Batteries Alexander and kllliter, Mathewson. Stroud, Ritter and Mey- CTS
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