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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Elko 0362.
Carson City 05633.
Elko 0668.

ClhO 1000.
Carson City 06775.
Department Of the Interior.
u. 8. Land Office at Elko, Nevada.
May 10, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Lewis
s. Eastman, of Mountain City, Nevada,
who, on December IA, 1910. made Car
son City homestead application 05633,
now Elko, No. 0362, and on January
80. 1912, made Carson City additional
homestead 6S775. now Elko 066S, under
the Act of April %, 1904, for a tract
OF 1882 acres, under the Act Of June
IL, 1906, lists 1871 and 1852, Hum.
boldt National Forest, Nevada, desrib-
ed by official survey 81, by metes and
bounds as follows:
Beginning at Cor. No. /, identical
with, Cor. HIS of list 1862, an aspe
post marked 1-HES-67 on side facing
the claim, whence the Cor. Of Secs. !
6, 81 and SO, TIPS. As and AZ E.. Rigs. 81
and 55 E., bears S. 78 deg. 53 min. E.
1883 chs, thence s. II deg. 40 min.
W., 1916 chs. to Cor. No. q; thence s.
SO deg. As min. W., 1904 chs. to Cor.
No. 3; thence s. 40 deg. 90 min. W.,
21.42 chs. to Cor. No. 4; thence S. "A
deg. SO min. g., 1855 chs. to Cor. No,
s.; thence N. SO deg. IL min. W., 28.11
chs. to Cor. No. 6; thence S. "a deg
A min. w. 1900 chs. to Cor. No. z;
thence N. 16 deg. IL min. W., 36.V1 chs
to Cor. No. 8; thence 8. 76 deg. 40 min
E., 27.30 chs. to Cor. No. 8; thence N
4S deg. &c min. E., 20.69 chs. to Cor
No. 10; thence s. 88 deg. As min. E..
1899 chs. to Cor. No. IL; thence S.
deg. So min. W., 11.62 chs. to Cor. No
1, the place of beginning, forming part
of unsurveyed Sections "a and So
| Township AZ North, Range 81 East
Mount Diablo Meridian, has filed no
tice of intention to make final three
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before the Reg
lister and Receiver of this office, or
the twelfth day of July, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Louis G. Wells, of Mountain City
Nevada.
James P. Sherman, Of Mountain
City. Nevada. .
James Martin, &c Mountain City
Nevada.
William Turner. OF MoMuntain City
Nevada.
JOHN E. ROBBINS,
| 500 Register.
First publication, May 81, 1916.
Last publication, July 3. 1916.
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MEXICAN BANDIT
TO BE EXECUTED

BY Pac. and Init News Service.
Ell PASo, May 30.--Informatlon re-
ceived in dispatches here from Chihua-
hua, says that Pablo Lopez, the trust
ed lieutenant of villa and one Of the
leaders Of the Santa Ysabel massacre
of Americans and also raid on Column
bus, is to be executed publicly at
Santa Rosa, June z.
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NOTICE ron pvDI,cATsos.
o1tSe.


mo. NsvaAa. Land ONES.
April n, 1915. !.
Notice II hereby GiveA that George
Hunter. q Elko. County Of E1ko. state
e Nevada. has flod IN this oefice his
application to enter. under the pro
Visions % 6ectioas 1905 or 5307. Re
yised Statutes Of the United States,
the following described land. vis:
Tho Southwest quarter OF the North
west quarter SWK OF NWk Of Sec
ton Twenty (20l. Township Thirty.
three (33) North. Range Fifty-four
(6D East. II. d. b. Z n, containing
forty (A0) acres.
Any and all persons claiming ad.
versely the lands described. or desir.
Ing to object because OF the mineral
character OF the land, or for any other
reason. to the disposal to applicant,
should file their afffdayits OF protest
In this office. on or before the LIST day
of June, 1916.
JOHN e. ROBBINS,
Register.
First publication, April "A, 1916.
Last publication. May "a. 1916.
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MONKEY FISHING
LATEST MEMPHIS SPORT
By Pae. and IntI News Service.

BY Pae. and lnrl News Service.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, May S0.-FranK
Vance. a nineteen-year-old boy, came
to Memphis from Little Rock, Ark,
thinking to enjoy fishing in the Missis-
sippi river. The water was muddy
and the fish failed to bite. So young
Vance went to the ZOO, baited his
hooks with peanuts and fished for
monkeys. He caught two before a
guard caught him.
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NOTICE For PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOX PObLiCAllON.
Elko 0503. -.s. >.
Carson City 06214.
Department of the Interior,
u. s. Land Office at Elko, Nevada.
1% May 8, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Ben B.,
Laries, of Rowland, Nevada, who, on
June 81, 1911, made Carson City home
stead application 06214, now Elko, No.
0503, for tract of 1897 acres, under
the Act of June IL, 1906, list 4-474,
Humboldt National Forest, Nevada,
described in official survey 81 by
metes and bounds as follows:
Beginning at Cor. No. !, q lave stone
marked 1-HES-57, whence tie liz
mile post on the Nevada-Idaho State
Line bears N. 13 deg. min. E., 96.23
chs; thence s. 80 deg. 81 min. E.,
24.28 chs. to Cor. No. 2; thence s. 2
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REGISTERED AT COMMERCIAL

u. Johnson, Union; C. r. Smith;
Mrs. F. Smith; r. NJ. Clemens, Wells;
Arthur Toyn, Lee; Mrs. Toyn, Lee;
Mrs. l. Woodhouse; Mr.. and Mrs. John
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NOTICE. TO DEBTORS

Having sold my interest in the May.
er Cafe, must ask all debtors to come
forward and settle their accounts
without further delay. will be at
the Mayer Hotel for a short time
where 1 will be pleased to meet those
Indebted to me.
B. F. ARNOLD.
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pRGsaArGAlAn SsNvacss

Cor. IdAAo a. Mxtk 81
0uaaay oerviees
Sunday school. 10 . n
Morning vorship. II q n.
Eyening SeryicA z ,. m
This church extends . cordial tnvf
tation 70 the public to attend theSs
REV. ). II. swAfJDER.
Minister.
Residence sOs Pine St. Phone s1s
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D. J. Riordan and wife and Mrs.
Riordan,s sister. Mrs.. J. b. Ra5aletti,
of Hylton, are among the visitors who
are in the city today and are among
the guests at the Mayer.
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Night Marshal Leon Peck has ten.
dered his resignation to take effect
June 1st. Mr.. Peck will engage In
ranching. His successor has not as
yet been named and there are several
applicants for the position. $
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A number Of prominent people Of
Ruby Valley came in yesterday to
spend Memorial day in Elko among
whom were Messrs. ]. p. Woolverton,
Rufus woolverton, Ben Woolverton,
William Woolverton. accompanied by
Mrs. Margaret Griswold and daughter,
Amy.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
completely furnished; saloon partly
equipped, for sale or rent in T,sca-
rora. Address Mrs. A. X. Rose, Tus.
carora, Nevada. m12tf
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FOR sALE.-1913 Pope Hartford
Roadster, Model 81, extra tires. VIII
sell cheap for cash or take heifors in
exchange. Lambert Henderson, Bank,
nlko.---5-15.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mod.
els Mo- S, at half price. No money
down. Sent to you on three days free
trial. Written guarantee. The simpl.
est in construction, easiest In opera
ton. The most popular machine Of
the day. A sample OF these machines
may be seen at the INDEPENDENT
printing office. Write J. NJ. Owens,
BOX No. 1, Elko, Nevada. m17
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FOR RENT.-A fourroom up-to-date
furnished house, favorsbly located.
Bath and electric lights. Phone S08.
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WANTED.-A bid for fifteen t15)
shares Mayer Hotel Company stock.
Address MEMO, Independent office.
m22tf
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J. B. Carat ana SON Of san Francisco.
The party LETT this morning for tite 8.
L. ranch.
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FOR RBNT.-Modern bungalow. In.
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FOR SALE.-Club rooming house,
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street. m23
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P. 8. Indart came in from White
Rock yesterday to meet his partner,
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE.-one secondhand car
in first-class condition. Verdi Lbr. Co.
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Sheriff ]. c.. Harris returned this
morning from Carson City, where he
went to take two prisoners recently
convicted in the district court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
BUILDERS WIN LONG GAME

NEWPORT NEWS. VA June To
In thirteen innings OF la sebaii every
one o! which brought ahoU; some tV-
citing situation. tn. Shiptuiidcrs this
afternoon made IL TWO cut Of tire,
for the series with ROCKY Mount by
winning. 10 The TarheeIs took n
penss of Thrsiikill GARDINER took
UP tbs burden and held them 20 one
run Ger he remaining eight rounds
The Builders made twelve hits in the
rst nine rounds rC; T3a:y OF then:
T--e wasted. Smith hit iu-c three
@ouh.. plays, all ot which ven; The
sam. WY III the ninth Noss Went
II 10 hlt IT. GARDINER ana walked.
vas saCr,tIC-d 20 second and scored
IN Wrst.tE's thi-f hit IN the ih,.-
5eenth. Payne ;-i7le6 and scrred when
s2Ete1+ :l4? The hitting o, wra,-
IN PAyce Cr's; aod WALTERS tea
io-ed TIE ;,.E2=rs .: ho:h SIDES con
E-:ca;@t som stellar Se,4i.r Score
E,.k.EN
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

Frs, five furlonES-phocion. II murphy
$500. $50 $3.50. FIRST: Par dc Chanaa III
&c Garner. fii.7o rnd $3.50 second; Lung.
don. ~, tQcn'ryl. $3.50. third. Time. I .ni 4-s
Spring Wheat. Jack Salmon, Y II. Ander.
son AMI Ei Roy also ran.
S-cond--miIC and one Observation-Disclosures r,
loo &C.. hunU. 1870. 1870 and .a3o. frst:
EueGa1pic 81 u'oMderl: $3.50 and g. 90 soc
nri JnnboEn. 100 (TileyJ. tJ.a0. third.
''imc, i:4s. F.itHwny. Waterproof Hiz Tudo.
Originator and Virele Dot also ran.
W. Carroln. 1850 Eeo and sac. nrst. L.bcr
ator. ms 81. Brown. $3.50 and 10 Second
ltu" Cap % f.Cud.rl. $3.50. third Time
LA Uncle Hart. Langhornc, Bolala and
NanCsita also ran.
f"nr'h--nIle and one .siytncnth-GypSy
George. q Ioudcrl. sl2 II. &c On ami g. 70
frat. CEccks. 100 tMErt;nD. SIS ca. sI2 20. soc
ono: Chrlrtie ln9 t0rntrv). tt.E. third. Time
ia! IL. Grner Hughes, HRnovia, Tanko Day
aud Lady Roth also ran
Ffth-siA iuronE,-Dodre. uc (MYrphy)
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TWELvE-|NN|Nc TIE
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
HAVE LENGTHY EXHIBITION
HopewelI Wins From GoObrrE-New-
: port News Takes Gnmc From Tar
heels In Thirteenth.

neCtb iNtFteehNH
PORTSMOUTH, VA. June l0.--Ports-
mouth and Norfolk played twelve in
nings to a tie to-day. each team hav-
ing one tally when darkness put q
stop TO proceedings. A rainstorm held
up the game for thirty-iive minutes
at the close of the fourth frame or
the teams might have gone for several
more innings.
Norfolk got its run in the sixth on
an error and two singles. Portsmouth
evened things up III the following
frame, St Martin AMI Fox each doub-
ling to deep center In succession. At
ter this each team dug up a pair OF
hits, but neither came near scoring.
Cueto'S fielding was distinct fca-
ture OF the game. the Cuban center
fielder going all over the grass after
five difficult putouts. An unassistcd
double play by Fox In tho FIRST frame
also helped Il lot in keeping down tho
aliens.
Wordcn opened for :hc Mary James.
but was spiked covering first base in
the second inning and retired in fa-
sNor of Craft Pearson went all the
way for the home club.
Whitfield tied up with Umpire Hughes
over decision at second base in the
sixth inning and was banished, WEIGH
,er replnc!nE him. Score:
rf,ll
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PUFFS TROUNCE NUTS

PETERSBURG. VA, June !c.-Hore.
vel! made II two straight to-day By
'rinnins the last OF the series from
PETERSBURG Marks. who went in 10
pitch for The home team. was tmke.,
out at the beginning o: the third Mo-
hart relieving him. Mohar, pitched
III fine form, With The exception OF the
third inning. wIaGr ting visitors hi, him
for two singles. whst.h, coupled with
an error h"s-kleln, allowed two runs
Crabble. FOR tn. visitors, allowed only
six hits. but they were all scattered
and the only run made by Petersburg
vas in the hfth inning, when has
on balls, hit batsman and 4 single
scored q run. Score.
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GIANTS WIN FROM CUBS

NEW YORK, June lQ.-RcfreBhed
after their. three days iay-oT. tho
Giants broke back into the winning
grabbed off n 2-to-l victory In tho
frst OF four game series with Joe
rinkers Cubs nj the POLO Grounds
Clever. steady slab work by Poll Per-
rift and nice pinch wallop by Larry
Doyle were tho prominent factors In
the victory. Perritt held tho Cub
sluEgers pretty we'll In hand. and
Dorle's hefty crack to right IN tho
seventh showed over the lone run of
tho game. Score:
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BIRDS AND GRAYS SPLIT

BALTIMORE. MD. June lO.-Balt,-
more and Providence broke even on a
muddy held this afternoon, the home
team winning the first, TO /. and los
Ing the second. to !. Sherman out
pitched 3aumgartner In the first The
orioles outh!t the CLAIMS In the second,
but errors figured in the three runs
scored by Providence. About $500 fans
brared regular fall weather 10 see the
The scores.
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SECOND GAME.
.ps,,ed tor McArey IN a si.:a''- g

Score 10y innings n
Baltimore : q :. . = n a.,
Providence - q . 4 . a
sSm1!s-y; Rurs-Eii;t.-, Eens CD Nil.
!SFG EE".tas- hits Powell Shear. Sscr;-
:1re s!i-Sh"sn Stolen buses Miller Noui
32ac!. j!e!-so"sN 20 Sn-ar 10 Ou,lGy
Eases % hSils-o;r Billiard 5. OF Morrt-
rs;'s IL; 10y y!rche5-ty billiard, ? ,Eii-
=: crane Struck our-ry Billiard
Vac pitch B'llta't traP!res. Cs-pent..
AID Chestnut Time. ~
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Totals. As II I? ~ Totals. ,.4S St2 le
sBnttcu for Meadows In eighth.
Score by innings. II

ST. Louis ............oo 0ooooloooo IS
Brooklyn 49,. .....0 OIL o 0 o 90 o 0 0 la
SUMMARY: Runs-Bcscher. Smith. !. MIL
lcr. Wheat, OMRra. Two base hits Wheat.
wilson Sacrifice hits-Cm,shaw. Mowrey.
Stolen bnses-Corhan ga. Bcschcr. Daubert.
Struck out-Oy Dell. 10; by Meadows, 8; by
Ames. I. linscs OF balis-ofr Doll. 3; or
Meadows. l: OF Amos. =. Double plnys-.'.
Meyers to O'Mnrn; Cutshaw to O'Mnra to
Deubcrt. liit by pi,chrr-by Meadows. !.
IIits-on Meadows. 1 In innings. Umpires.
Riglcr and Harrison. Time. not given.
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.'' !" ~ 2 Y IVINI". ~ ' =
Hatted FOR Archer In ninth.
fBnttcd for Mcconnell In eighth

Store ny innings: r..
Chicago ....... .....n o 0 q o 90
New York .............o q 81
summary: Runs--Rariden Two base Nit
-kRun. Bases on balls-on Lavender, 4: on
peritt. J. Struck out-hy Lavender. 3: by
McConncll. l: by Psrritt. 6. Sacrifice hits
Mcrkle PerrI,t. Double plays-Merkia and
Fletcher. Htts.-on Lavender. ) In ga In
ninRS of Mcdonnell | In 30 inning iiit
by pitcher--by Lavender = FLETCHER. Mar-
klc). Umpircs. KLEIN ana Emsl,p Time
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ROYALS BEAT HUSTLERs

MONTREAL. June lG.-The Rochester
Hustlcrs again went down TO defeat
AZ the hands Of the local nine here this
clubs played hard. The Royals man
aged 10 win out through Hin's wild
gave four bases on bulls and allowed
u base hit. which gave tho locals villa,
proved to be the winning run. The
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STANDING OF CLI,ns
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
10 gaines srhetuled

plays-rEor,rs TO Hoblitzci: Gardner and
McSa!y; Johnson 10 Pratt to Horton
Passed ball--Thnmas stolen bases-Tobin.
Sis'er. Hit hy picher-by Leonard. I isis.
!erl Wild pitch-Lronard. Basca or bails.-
Ill Groom. 3; OF wcllman. /. or Leonard
J. Strnck "ni-hy Groom, 8: by Leonard. .;
ny Mays. ] tmitEcs. oI.0ughlln and
owens. Time. 20
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Totals, 80 8 IS IL Totals 4l s2s -
Seer. BY innings r

score BY INNINGS r
Norfolk ~ 9 9 o 81 q G o o Q 81
Portsmouth 80. ..... q . . Q o Q Q o.!
summary Runs-Crstt. ST. Martin. Two
rase hits-St Martin. Fox Sac-ific" hit
loore. Stolen baEes-ERrtsel!. Newton.
tucto Double piay-FoS tunsss.sicI) HITS
on Worac:i, ? il Is innings: Of craft {
IN 1923 innings. Base on bslls--by Pear
son. !. Hit by pitcher-hy Craft. iCue;o):
by Pearson, tNowtonl. Struck ou;-by
Craft, 5; by Pearson. s. LCf. on bases
Norfolk. ;. Portsmouth, tmHi.as Ken
1"'!y and Hughes Time, 90;
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York nj Detroit.
Boston mt ~. l.nns.
Washington at Chicago.
philadelphia INT Cleveland.
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Hv"tr bN Innings: y
Was hiuEton 80 n r o.,
chcaso -: 80 . . { !!
summary: RunS-Judse. Jackson Schalk
Two-hasc hit-J;tckson. Thrcc.hasc hit
; S,n, Sacrifice hits-wolfEans, Schnnk
Htoi"h base-Murphy. Bases On balls-o!r
WolfSans, :: off Harper. ?; on shaw i: "fi
numont. l. Struck ou'-hy woifgang ::
by Harper. |: ny Shaw. .. Hit ny pitcher-
Fcisch. Weaver. Morgan. Double uiav-
Foster to Judge rnipircs. Naliin and
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Tota,s....3t 10 e 10 l Totals. rs 81 20
Score by innings: u

Rochester ............o Is
Montreal .............n o : -
Sammar:: nuns-Lcach (el. McAuley, Al.
media. Wagner. Smythc. Dnnrau. Stoicn
bas"s-MCAucy. Moran. Two base hits-
Jacobson. Mchuicy Thrce-h base hit-namrau
Doubt" plays-McAnlcy TO Sirlin to Hocik,
'D. Fullerton To Alrlctd7 to Maisel. Struck
cu:-by Fiiii :: by Fullerton 8 Ilascs or
nals-oT 'iiil 10: off Fu.lerton. Hi by
lntchcr-hN an. tMoran>. Time Y:lo
rmptr"S. Freeman ana Iiandiboe
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SENATORS LOSE IN NINTH

CHICAGO, June 1o.--The White sox
defeated Washington I'm tho ninth in.
ming here to-day. 2 to l. With tho
bases fun. DumV,t hit Weaver. fore
Ing in Schalll with tho winning run.
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Dr. . A Ezekiel. Q: The Shenandoah
apartments. reported 10 the police las;
night that Ills automobile had been
stolen from before the Academy OF.
Music. Th- number q! tho machine
- Z:
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o'Ncil "a. Double piays-Truesdaio to
Biackournr 20 Graham: Mcdonald TO oNcin
to Haley. struck out--by Cav. 3: by Me
riene. 3. Bases on bsiis-oT Cav. q; on
McTiRuc. ]. Wild pitch-Gaw. Empires.
ClcRry and BrahSfcld Time, las
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

TORONTO. i; pGirni", "St Siiirsi Samc).
coIi srE"n mt III Buffalo. "eeond game.
Baltimore. .; Providence. { (nrst Eame).
i,n,t!morr. I: Providence. tsecond Eainc,.
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The Gfador oihc ran. '
,setcnth..nile and Observation-Disclosures II.
FIRST first: Fly Homo. III Connolly. }.sc and
ss,eo ocSond: fenskee. lit (AIurphyJ, ssio
.oncl Marchmint and Io,s" Pa nj aisn .a So1-
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Cleveland.
phlla,ielphip,
Totals. :. a6 le YT Q 1 Totals ?, a .. ,s :,
Score by inniprs. - ="

Phila dciphia % a n ~,
Cleveland ...,... - O a a "a
Snmmar!i Runs-irancS is). Speaker tsj
Swm s,t .Mramnssnnss G." oNein, Coycicskie
Smith. WamhsganEs rick. Mcinnis, Witt
Sacrif,cn hits-Corclcskic. Turner, Wan,ns.
Enhss Double play Pick. La toio aud Me
lnn's Bnses on halls--on Croweii. 8, or
WHckon. s. Struck out--hy CoreIeskIe !:
by Crowcll. l. by Wyckofr. ?. Wild pitch.
wyckof. !. Umpircs. Connolly ami Hide.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

3eIghteth and one-haN scntttred over
: from Buffalo to-day, with l-to-n
{ score The second affair was a ten
> inning tie. Both games werc hard
9 fought The first was a steriirt,
spitchers battle. IN which Shockcr won
mis- sixth straight game. The scores
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RED SOX BEAT BROWNS

ST. LOUIS, June lO.--Eoaton broke
81 Lou!s's winning streak by taking
to-day's game. TO .. in ten innings
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FIRST GAME

summary: Runs-Mille-. Eopf ca TwOIn-
bly,. Lunar Shean, Two-h,ss h!ts-Korf
Lamar. Sacrifice hits-McAvo:. Bra!na rd
Stolen basc-Twomhly. Double piay-Twom.
bly, 10 McAvoy 10 Ritter Bases on lis
al Eaumcartncr. 3: OF Sherman. fit l..
rtcher-hT sherman. ! IShesal Struck out
by Rarmsartne-, =. by Sherman. l. Wild
pit -Baumgsrtner. Uu3ircs Chestnut
snG Carpenter. Time. j:25
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rANnINa OF uLuHs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Providence nt Newmrk.
korhestcr at Montreal.
tSo other games srhelutcd.)
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY FL.lY TODAY.
No games scheduled.
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CARDS WIN IN FOURTEENTH.
BROOKLYN LOSES AFTER
PUTTING UP STELLAR GAME
Giants Hrn~nt by Long Rest. and Take
First tame 0f Series From
Chicago Cubs.

BROOKLYN, Juno lost. Louis de-
game to-day. 3 TO .. In the fourteenth,
wilson's double. with the bases full.
sent In two runs Brooklyn rallied
In Its half. but scored only once. Score:
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E"ck, Mount N.wror: News


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D. --' - G-Tilas-r So innings: - hit.
go rlns = Eescge II .nnirgs Umpire.
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
81. Louis, 3; Brnoklyn . "a innIut.,
New York. /; Chicago, o.
kAn other. rAin.l
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. 10, Philadelphia, /.
Chicago. =; Washington. I.
Boston. 1: 81. Louis, 2.
New York detroit (raln).
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IIoprWeli.

Scor. 10y innings.
Eop"wel ~ q #" - q q . n ~
Petersburg - q a q "A
sumInary: Runs iiuLrins. Handihoe sim
mons. mons. topk'ns rwo.baso hit-Sunmers
Ihrce- base h!'-kOwc. Double plays
lrnIscher Henry and I-msc.rr; Crahhlc
Steinbrennt[ ,iust. Bases on baiis--on
ON bases-Pt,crsburg :; fnnsN.m III ~,
by pitcheI-by Alien. tMohhr;I MM,"
on Msrks, IN inntnes; Of MOZART. ! in
- innings SirucH uut-by MOZART Z: bv
Z Crabbc. Wild rirch-Marks umn,rH
5.Brown. TIM, 1880 Attendance 800
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lutntryJ; 1910 and s2.4e; Mare Cass,iy. los
g. Eallahan,. $40, bird, Time. 1'l3 David
,s SiS.h- IN md seventy yaEd =, w,
first: ilidgc. t2i (Hunp. 81 90 and $3.50.
sssanAi s2I9r, Sur ~ lhlprnnIl. 1880 third
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Virginia League
REsul.rs YEsrERnAx

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Hopcwell. 3; Petersburg, l.
Newport News, 8: Rocky Moupt A ro
innings). v"
Norfolk. /: Portsmouth I rn ipnI,,s
darkness. f''''