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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-22
He WANTS CITY MANAGERS
Senator Nighswonger Of Wichita Has
a>6ilI Prepared Providing for
One Man Rule.

The movement for city managers in
Kansas already has taken form. This
was one of the things proposed by the
Kansas Better Government League at
its organization meeting in Topeka re-
Gently. Senator Frank Nighswonger
Of Wichita, where the active. campaign
for the newS form of city government
was begun in Kansas, already has
drafted bill for the optional form
of government and will offer it when
the legislature convenes The bill was
introduced in the senate two years
ago and reported fayorably by Senator
Nighswonger's committee and passed
by the senate. 1t was emasculated By
the house and then killed.
Senator Nighswonger has changed
his bill in few particulars. The man.
ager form can be adopted only by a
vote of the people and il adopted there
are to be five commissioners in cities
Of the first class and three in cities
of the second class. They are to re-
ceive nominal salaries and their duties
are limited to legislative matters.
These commissioners hire the city
manager and he hires all the. city en-
2loyees, discharges them when neces.
Sary and transacts all of the business
of the city, sees to the water works
and light plants, keeps the streets,
sewers and sidewalks in repair, lets
the contracts for city work or does
the work with city employees. The
commissioners act only as board of
directors.
- X X
Can't Stop Oklahoma Liquor.-Judge
James N. Dunbar of the Cherokee
County District Court recently hand
ed down decision to the effect that
hauling intoxicating liquor from Mis-
souri, through Kansas into Oklahoma,
where it was to be used in violation
Of law, it was to be used in violation
sas laws.
Killed Underneath Motor.-John
Trinder, travelling salesman for
wholesale grocery company in Joplin,
was injured fatally near Parsons
when his motor car turned over, pin.
ming him under the machine. Trim.
der has been a salesman in South.
eastern Kansas more than forty years.
81 ~
William H. Mcclure. rs years old, for.
mer mayor of lola, is dead at his
home there. Captain Mcclure served
with the Seventy-first Ohio Infantry
throughout the Civil War.
The First Bride Dead.-Mrs. A. B.
Browning. so years old, the first bride
in Riley county, is dead. Mrs. Brown
ing came to Kansas from Massachu-
sets in 1885. Death was due to heart
disease.
Elevator Burns at LiberaI.-The
two elevators at Liberal owned by
Bolin & Hall were destroyed by fire
the other morning. About twenty
thousand bushels of grain burned. The
loss was $4,000.
y X X X
Faced Death to Save Baby.-To pro-
tect her little daughter from a runa-
way horse Mrs. L. A. Strain Of hide
pendence threw herself over the baby
and took the full weight of the buggy,
being pulled by the animal. Mrs.
Strain was injured severely, but the
baby escaped unframed.
Fatally Hurt by Auto.--Abe Martin
dale is dead at Burlington as the re-
suit Of being struck by an automobile
while walking in the road. He was
rs years old and veteran of the Civil
War itltEr
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-22

Before that "cold" (Bronchitis) be-
comes serious you should see DR..
WEIGH.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-22

Elevator Burns at LiberaI.-The
two elevators at Liberal owned by
Bolin G. Hall were destroyed by fire
the other morning. About twent,
thousand bushels of grain burned. The
loss was $4,000.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-22

Former lola Mayor -Dead.-Captan
William H. Mcclure. rs years old, for
mer mayor of lola, is dead at his
home there. Captain Mcclure served
with the Seventy-first Ohio Infantry
throughout the Civil War.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-22

Faced Death to Save Baby.-To pro
tect her little daughter from runa
way horse Mrs. L. A. Strain Of indie
pendence threw herself over the baby
and took the full weight of the buggy
being pulled by the animal. Mrs
Strain was injured severely, but the
baby escaped unframed.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-22

Fatally Hurt by Auto.--Abe Martin
dale is dead at Burlington as the re-
suit Of being struck by an automobile
while walking in the road. He was
rs years old and veteran of the Civil
War.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-22

The First Bride Dead.-Mrs. A. B.
Browning, 80 years old, the first bride
in Riley county is dead. Mrs. Brown
ing came to Kansas from Massachu-
sets in 1885. Death was due to heart
disease.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-22

Killed Underneath Motor.-John
Trinder travelling salesman for a
wholesale grocery company in Joplin
was injured fatally near Parsons
when his motor car turned over. pin.
ming him under the machine. Trim.
der has been salesman in South.
eastern Kansas more than forty years.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-12-22

Can't Stop Oklahoma Liquor.-Judge
James N. Dunbar of the Cherokee
County District Court recently hand
ed down a decision to the effect that
hauling intoxicating liquor from Mis-
souri, through Kansas into Oklahoma,
where it was to be used in violation
of law, it was to be used in violation
sas laws.
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First race-six furlonEs-Hanworth
ZOE okeoch), I TO j, s TO 3. 4 TO >. won:
Buck Shot l0l tCollins). Q to .. to
! and even, second: Ninety Simplex
lo4 tMtnkl. to .. to and even
third. Time. l:l4 3-5. Donblet. Striker
Charmeuse, Casaba, Garnet and Him
iliation also ran.
Second-one mile-Moncacy, 1i3 tMc-
TagGarD to >, IL to 90, TO s. won:
Transit. III (ShillinG), Is TO .. even. .
to D, second; Tactless, los (Alexander)
80 TO !. l2 to and TO |. third. Time.
1871 80 Napier, Stalwart Helen. Edna
kenna. High Tide and DR.. Gremer also
ran.
Third.--one mile-Bayberrv Candle
i26 Goftus), Is 10 3. to : and to D.
won; Grumpy, ITO tGarner). - TO l. i
20 and to /, second. Harry shaw
1l5 (Shuttingger), IL to ), = 10 and 3
to 5, third. Time, I:3S Is. Gamer
Bao, Wooden Shoes, Sandman, H.. Half
Rock. Rhine Maiden and Star Gaze also
ran.
Fourth-ave furlongs-Gcnsis. liz
McCahey). ? to !, to , and / TO 3.
won; Artemis. l07 UDavies). IS TO :.
TO and TO second: Straightfor-
ward. 107 tMcTaggart), Il 70 ;. even,
TO 3, third Time, 800 90 Felici-
dad, Counsel and The Dean also ran.
Fitth-rnile and a six:eenth--L!ttle
Nearer. lo7 fFairbrother). II TO 10.
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Dan Howley and his Royals sent the
Richmond team several points lower in
the percentage column YESTERDAY. when.
with Goodhred doing the mound work
they defeated the locals by the score OF
-5''to ,. Incidentally. tho iowleyi,es
worked themselves up several points
The effectiveness 81 Goodbred. who
sept hits we'll scattered and rank or.
Tors by the locals, defeated the Climb
.ers- Howley and his men bat,led
Through four innings without :, score
while Richmond annexed one run in
tie third inning off a double TO ief, bv
Reynolds and a single by Clemens
Another Richmond run resulted In the
fourth from triple To left by Kelli-
her, who scored on ncldcrs. choice
by Priest.
Tho Royals Gu, short a rauv IN tho
ninth when Slattcry grabbed Reynolds's
grounder and threw to Smyth. forcing
Prizes; out. and Smyth completing the
double play by throw TO Slattery
retiring Reynolds
Maised did some excellent fielding.
falling after catching a long nv bv
HendryS in the ffth inning. but hold
ing 10 the bal for the third ont Naisel
also connected for four singles out
of five ,rirs 10 the plate
The story al Montrcars victory is
told in the single innine-,he 18th
when they ba,ted around Slatterv
worked McKenry for = pass nd raced
to third when Fries- fumhled a
Frounder by Wells, the catcher landing
safe al first, Goodhred then drove n
single into right field, scoring Slatterv
and sending Wells 10 third Arragon
retired Sn,yth on peg - Kelliher:
Moran then lifted r single into left.
scoring Wells and Goodhred Ma'sel
singled down the tirst-ba line send
Ing Moran 10 third = Smith laid down
an infe!d hit AMI landed safe. whil.
Moran scored Danrau went on, on a
fly 70 Hendryx Wagner sent a
Frounder TO Arriron. hnd Kellther
dropped the sho,'ts stops throw Maisel
scoring and Wagner landing safe
Slattery then faced McKenry for tho
second time in the inning He singled
past first. and 7. Smith was thrown
out trying for home on n relay. Kelu-
her 70 McKenry ~ REYNOLDS
The Montreal infiell played an al
fonsoiand Castor" trick in the sixth
when keilih"r sent up a high nv The
heldtrs all got under II E bah and then
permitted IL 10 land safe
The Toronto Maple Leafs are the at
traction 4 Broad street Park to-day
ano to-morro" To-day's game will
start AZ $40 O'clock while Thursdays
game Will begin At 2 o'clock. in order
20 allow The visitors 10 catch an carl
rain for their NorthwarG Journey.
The probability is ,ha, Leak wDl
b" the twirler for Richmond today
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WRESTLE THURSDAY
LnrEe Number of Fans Expected nj
hronu street Pnrk 10 Sec Zbyszko-
johnson bout.
By Briggs

a sporting event OF the week will
be the meeting OF two of the hes, mat
men In IN" business tomorrow night.
when Wiadek Zbyszko viii stack IN
against Hclmer Johnson to decide
which OF these tusslers will have the
honor of meeting Herold Christensen
on the night OF July l. Broad Stree,
Park promises to house one Of the
largest crowds that has ever attend
ed wrestling match in this city.
Helmcr Johnson the patrons of the
wrestling game viii see one OF the fast
est. most aggressive grapplers the
game has yet produced Johnson
sprung into fame in New York a, the
international tournament when he
held the redoubtablc Aberg TO a d.aw
and outwrestled Zbyszko. He defeated
number OF stars in the tournament
The preliminary. which will start
promptly at $3.50 o'clock. viii be be-
tween two boys, both o. Richmond.
Caesl Pac!n! Will endeavor to down
Bobby Shoemaker IN two out Of three
falls. d.. McDonouGh Will be the third
man in the ring
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REID QUALITIES
Richmond Man Stnnds Eighteenth In
National Opcn-Golf Tournn-
ment Mt Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOI,IS Luna 81

MINNEAPOLIS. June 81 - Alex
Campbell. Baltimore. professional. led
the field to-day In the first flights Of
the qualifying round for the national
open-golf championship title at the
Minnekahnda Club. Campbelrs score
IN the morning was II. one below par,
and 70 for the afternoon.
Lewis Teller. the French champion,
now or Boston, was second. with l45
Teller equaled the course record Of
20 in the morning
!. Worihington, an amateur from tho
M!d-Surrey Club OF London, Eng, re-
turned l46 card He was paired with
Walter G. Hagan. OF Rochester, " y
149.
Harry G. LegE. Minneapolis amateur.
and Jack Hutchinson were tied for
fourth place, with l47 each The re-
nainder OF the entrants will play IN
the second flights OF the qualifying
round tomorrow. Thirty-two will
qualify
Arthur Reid. Of Richmond. qualified
'o-dar las score was 1913, making
him eighteenth from the top.
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NEW STAR IN TENNIS
Willin y. Davis. OF California, and
connie IL. Doyle. of Washington.
Win Matches

CLEVELAND. ONO. June 27.-W-i!lis
r. Davis. new California star, and Con-
ME II. Doyle, of tho Columbia Coun.
try Club. Washington. D c.. we're the
winners of the big matches here to-
day in the national clay-court cham
pionsh!p.
Miss Molla Bjurstcdt. Norway. ma
tonal woman'S champion, and Miss
Martha Guthrie, OF Pittsburgh. captured
ladies' events.
Walter b. Knox. OF Princeton. caused
surprise by defeating E. r McCor-
mick. OF the University OF South Caro-
Lima.
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INDIANS AND BISONs SPLIT

NEWARK, y. j., June o7.-The n
dams and Bisons split the double t,lI
nfty-nfty here thts afternoon %n,cari,
taking the opener. ? 10 0. and the ,lsi
tors capturing the curtain. . 70
Eopps mum OF Callahan's ~ In Tho
fourth let In Durgin for The ars, In.
dian count In the first game, wftia
HummeVs tumble OF q throw lei Icajy.
on In the eighth. Henley slid along on
sacrifice and an out and then OAR
ingly stole home Bunalo started
scoring in the second game when Chan
inel singled t. the fourth. and scored
on CaIlstroIn-s double: 1,hey sewed II up
CONTINUED on Ninth PageD
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CLEVELAND LOSES AGAIN
JACKSON HITS AGAINST
HIS FORMER TEAMMATES
Pitchers Hattie Goes 10 williams, who
Is Very StinEE with Hits
han,

CLEVELAND. Iune 2I.--Chicago de-
feated Cleveland. 10 >. in a pitchers
battle. IN which Williams had the bet
ter of Bagby, holding Cleveland to six
hits. three OF which were made In the
ninth inning. He struck out seven
and caused thirteen TO go out on fiy
balls, jackson made 4 home run and
TWO doubles for Chicago. The score:
Chicago. Cleveland.
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to and out. won: Clin Haven. loo
,WatSonl. 10 to |. 3 TO and s TO 3.
second; G. NJ Miller. lOT CHaynes), II
10 10. TO 5, out, third Time. l:47.
Ahara. Tamerlane and Ray o Light also
ran.
Sixth-fve furlongs-Rurlesou 100
CMcCahey), TO /, to and 10 5,
won; star Finch. lo7 tGarner), to /.
TO | and TO .. second: Arnold. lis
'NeiscE1: l3 to ., even and . to 5,
third; Time l:ol. Amalramater Bal
lad. Fairy Wand. Election and Mann
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Totals: 2s 10 . = Totals a.2:. . ::
-Batted FOR Newton ST. rfv',s
Score BY innings y
Toronto ....... - =
Baltimore ........ 20
summary: Hnns-T~orbly. Lamar 7irrle'
,rrueShaie % Thompson. Murray. Mckee
run-Birrn.nEtain Sacrifice hi'-B .ac,furn"
Sto!eh naScs,-I rn"sdhl" 90, Twomhly Itagoe
Cro"sii SirI0t ou'-hv Tirr.c =. h,
oro"e5., ~ H"r."';. First base on 81
ror5-Ba!t;nor" ?. Toronto i.et' on Macs
Thompson 10 Graham. Crnrc IN Korr -
Russell: Eor: 70 Crane % nuFs.v. Nc 80.
to TO- kopf CInpires Freeman ana HanGihoc
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PIRATES GET BAD END

CHICAGO. Juno 27.--Chicago scored
a douhl" victory over Pittsburgh to-
uaE. Sa!erS home run gave Prender-
CAST the honors over Cooper in the
nrst game. n ] to pitchers battle.
Pendergast famed eight. allowed three
hits. and permitted no Pirate beyond
second. Except for Safer. no Cub
reached third. y successful squeeze
play was feature OF a l0-to-4-rout Of
the Pirates in the second. The scores:
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SENATORS DROP LOWER

NEW YORK. June 27.-New York
made II five out Of six from Wash
!nSton to-day. winning the last game
Of the series, TO .. Baker won the
game with Il home run In the sixth in
ming. with Ptpp on base. II was his
third home run Of the series. The
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COBB WANTED TO SCRAP

st. LOUIS. June 27-Detroit and St.
Louis divided a double header here tn.
day, 81. Louis taking the first game bv
10 3, and Detroit the second BY : TO .
Sisler led the attack in the hrst game,
Continued on Ninth Pagc)
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~ u w uHHIIiBIUu, q,

WHERE TIIrcr rI.AY TODAY
New York mt Philadelphia.
Boston mt Washington.
Chicago ut Cleveland.
Detroit ut st. IouIs
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ny ny innings. X.
New York ............l q o o n-i
Brooklyn .. O 0 @ O o %
suminary; Runs-Bmrns. Base, on balls
on I"srcau, ?. off Deli q Struck out-by
Ie.rsau. |: by Dell. s. Hit by pitcher-by
!esrean, tpauberp. Two-base hit-John-
ston Sacrtnc" hits-Furns, Cutshaw. Stolen
oaseS-ka un. Burns. Robertson. Passed ball
,Miiter Double piay-Fletcher. Doyle to
M"rkIe Lmp!reS. Quigley and Byron. Time,
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LEAFS TAKE FINAL GAME

BALTIMORE, MD june o7-ro-
ron;o defeated Baltimore in the ,Aird
and maj game ~ the series hc-" to-
Gay 70 Herbert while nickcd
Tor ten sat"'tcs. managed 10 Keep ,h.r1
pretty wen scatt1- The Leafs on
The other hand, bat'ed tho offerings ~
.?Hree !o-hl noundsncr at opportunc
tines -Four douhl" plays were exc
dated during Tho game score
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s. orc nv innings: r.
BOSTON ........ .......o q q o-s
Summary: Runs-Evc-s. Collins. Magee
Etts-oh Alexander. in innings Two
hesc ht--Crava'h Sacrifice hit-Collins
stolen hascs--Nichoff Struck out-by
Names r: by Alcxandcr.3 Bases on halls
of Rarnes J.. off Alexander. !: off Bender J.
I'' ~ ritcher-by Alexander. tGowdy)
Passed hali-Burns. Empires. Onay and
sa.on Time. IS
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GIANTS SPLIT SERIES

BROOKLYN, June 27.-New York and
BROOKLYN broke even in their series OF
six games when Tesreau. OF New
York. won a pitching duel to-day from
Dell. 70 Q. pass, a single and q
sacrifce fly resulted In the only run
Of the game. The score:
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S'oT" ~ isntrSs r.
ChicAro ....... 100 q -
Cleveland .... ...t . l.?
Summary: Rurs--Jackson go. :. Collins.
Traaey. Speaker fwc.oa.s hits-Graney.
Jackson "a. Speaker. Home run-Jackscr.
Struck out--ry williams 5: by Baghy /.
:i1s"s or Sniis-c:f slghy Sacrifice hits
tCu-rt.r. Chapman. Speaker Sto.en bases
Fe'~gh. Howard i,oli." IiAys-wa:chYc- rss
- GHEa!i. Pave, IL l.. Collins 70 Four
.iC. tE.,trcs ENar- and NtIl.a T,rlc, {. A.
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.PH|LL|Es LOSE TO BOSTON
GAME MAKES 1T FOUR IN
ROW FOR HUSKY BRAVES
Braves Bunch Hits in Fourth Inning
md Win Contest by to
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA. June 27.-Roston
punched four singles with pass TO
Magee in the fourth inning to-day and
scored all the runs Of the game, and
3-to-o victory over Philadelphia.
II was the fourth straight defeat
the home team received from the
Braves Tho score:
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STANDING OF CLCD.

WHERE THEY PLAY To-Day
Toronto at RICHMOND.
cChester at Newark.
Buffalo n: Providence.
Montreal at Baltimor,
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STANDING OF CLUES.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Philadelphia AT New York
Hr0UkI.n nj Boston
pittsburgh at Chicago
-. Louis at Cincinnati.
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I'''E !''T INI-' ~ III IIIIIEI!
Score by innings
NGsh!r cton .... ......l 4 %
summary. Runs-Noell.r. Boehl!re GIL
h"ocy. P!pp. Baker Bases on halls-off
SoehlinE. .. off caldwell Struck out
~ nochlipE. !: by Dur:ont, =; by Caldwell.
f.. HON" runs-Nccll"r. Baker. Three ba =.
MT -Fvckinpanrh Stolen basss--Judgc Gill
hooi"T Double ilass-Foster and JuiC
Mage, and PeChirNauvh. PPM. pcciiin-
paush. and Hi1y. Passed ball-Ilenry. Hits
eff Eochlirc. IN innings of Dumont
nom IN inning. Earned rurs-oft Boeh-
hnE, OF Caldwell. rmpircs Connolly
'"f 'owcrs Tine. . o..
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\ ational League
RESULTS YESTERnA,

RESULTS YESTERDAY
ChicnEo. Pittsburgh. 0 (frst gamo)
Chicago. 10; Pittsburgh 4 (second xnme)
Boston. 3: Philadelphia, o.
N"w York. !; brooklyn, q.
It. Louis, 8; Cincinnati =
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American League
RESI- It's

RESULTS YEsi:Rnay
Boston. :: Philadelphia. 2
- Louis. Detroit, FIRST gamc).
Detroit. 5; ST. Louis, (second camel.
Chicago. Al Cleveland 9.
New York. 8; Washington e,
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FlKST GAME.
Totals. 20 32II0 o Totals. 20 G
IilfieL kNr I'nnrnr In ninth

.Hatted FOR Cooper In ninth.
Score hy innings. r
pittsburgh go. ......o o 40
Chicago ....... .......0 ! . ii
Summary Runs--ShicT. Sacrifice hit--SEil-
llama Stolen bas"-liinchman. Home run
SAILOR Double pl5y--knabe to Safer TO Null
lisnn. Base bais--or Prcndcrrast !.
Struck out-by Cooper, 3; by Prendergast. g.
tmpircs Orth and Rigier. Time. is.
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STANDING or Cyrr

WHERE THEY PLAY To-Day.
Rocky Mount mt Portsmouth,
H"pewcii at Newport News
Norfolk at petershur
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Virginia League
EEHtLTS YESTERDAY

REHJLTs YESTERDAY.
Petersburg, 3; Horfoll @
E"chy Mount. &; Portsmouth,
h"i'ew"li. !; newport News torst
game. We WIN
Mr"""rt News. !; IiopeweiI o ts~cond
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
winston Salem, z: Greensboro. q
Rhi"ivh. y; AshcvilIe. (,
'ihriotte, IL; Durhnin, 1.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. .1l2 uI3i TotaIs. q 10 n I6

lWNHIh. ID I I0taIb.. III
'Battcd for Gihson IN eighth.
fBatted for Kantichner In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Pittsburgh -. ......0 90 o l q
Chicago 49,. .......t O o .-i0
Summary: Runs-Schuitz. Hinchman, viox.
Baird. Zeider. Zwillinx. Schultz Knaba az.
Safer. MulliEan G); Seaton. Mann. Two
Three chase hii-Fiack. Double plays--Fischcr
70 Mulligan: o'Brien to Hinchman. Sacrifice
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Philadelphia.

Totals....3o 5 % !? To;als....3o s % IL 1
't'att.d for Killifcr in seventh
-TSa'icl for Alexander In seventh
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

NCNt LIS FSTFRDAY.
Montreal, 5: RICHMOND, Q
newark. 2. Buffalo. o FIRST camel
nnnnoi ?; Newark, (serond game)
Providence. 2: Rochester. /.
Toronto. ): Baltimore g.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAf
AshsviIle Mt Raleigh
Ireehsborn at Winston snIem
Charlotte at Durham
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Washington.
New York.

Totals. - 8 q II ; Totals % . % Il
'.at,cd tor Boo hing ia eighth.
Tran tor Rice ~ tho ninth
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i;TCtF $40

'Slnttery ont, hit by batted bull.
Score by Innings: r.
Montreal. 5000 50OOO-5
Richmond. OOIl OOOOo-o
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T3,als ;. : ., . Totals I'll so7 -
>':pt'eG for Bochy - eighth.
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STANDING OF CLUBs
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To,als....2s ~ Is o Totals....2s 6 27 l2
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VConUnued on Ninth Fage.)