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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-06-15

with her husband, had been visit
ing at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Rozell, passed away Tuesday afternoon
after a several days illness. Mrs.
Wilson was taken i'll while visiting with
a daughter, Mrs. Geo. Holley, at Fort
Bennett and was hurried to this city for
medical treatment, but grew gradually
worse until the end came. The remains
were taken to Huron yesterday and
were accompanied by Mr.. Wilson and
two daughters. The funeral and burial
will take place at Huron today.
The marriage Of Miss Alice Olson
of near Canning, and Chauncey Zig
Ter of Menter, took place at the brides
home at noon yesterday, Rev. j. A.
Edwards of the Methodist church of
this city, performing the ceremony.
A large number of relatives and
friends were in attendance, and fol-
lowing the ceremony a sumptuous
wedding dinner al served. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Olson. old and highly respected
residents of Hughes county. Both
Mr.. Zigler and bride are popular
young people and enjoy the acquaint-
ance of a large circle of friends, who
join in extending the best of wishes.
After a short visit at Huron the
young couple will go to housekeeping
on a farm north Of this city.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
new TRAIN SERVICE
over FEC. RAILWAY
NOW IN OPERATION

The winter tourist train service
from the North and East via the At
lantc Coast Line and the seaboard
Air Line railways has been inaugu-
rated, the formers palatial New York
and Florida Special having arrived III
Jacksonville at $40 Tuesday after
noon. A few minutes later the Sea
board Florida Limited arrived from
New York and Washington. At $40
the cars making up both trains left
over the Florida East Coast railway
with passengers destined for Dav-
iona, Palm Beach, Miami and inter
mediate resorts on the East Coast.
The F. E. C.'s New York. Palm
Beach and Miami train reached Day-
tona at 7:51 o'clock Tuesday evening
laden with tourists, many of whom
stopped here. The new train is SEIZED
uled to arrive at its destination. Ha-
yana, Cuba, at $50 p. m, daily. It
viii be in operation during the re
mainder of the winter season.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
IRENE FENWICk At
THE CRYSTAL T0DlI

The Kleine-E Edison Feature sers'1
will present Irene Fenwick in Ge0szs
Kleine's photo-play version Of "i's
Sentimental Lady" at the Crystal 'ae
ater this afternoon and evening
Miss Fenwick has met and cor
quered" American audiences Deios
this, so her success today is assulss
She recently left ~old Broadway
cast her lot, Tor at least part Of y
time. with the movies" She y
played many leading roles in s0h@
Of the foremost productions o. -
American Legitimate" stage. Boa1
flee records were smashed beyond
lief at her success in THE Song
Songs" which ran continuously :
New York for two seasons.
Miss Fenwicks acting on the scIsss
is quite as entertaining as her r
formances on the stage. She can
with her magnetism and dainn1
that never fails to win the healu
the audience.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
Havana's Water Supply.

FOR more than three hundred years
lne water supply Of the city Of Havana
was carried through an open ditch.
punt Ii 1892. The supply originated
Al the springs Of the Almendares river.
nlne miles south Of the city. and this
source still provides an adequate dow.
TOT the springs. which have since been
luiy developed. number 400 and are
enclosed BY heavy wall of masonry
winch Is constantly under military
suara An aqueduct has long since
supplanted the ditch.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05

Preparations are being made and
material gathered together for the
next issue OF the high school Sen
tinel" 1t is expected, at this time
that the book will be resdy for dis
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05

tribution about the 1st Of February
ms annual high school paper has
always been very interesting ma
olum between this school and its
friends likewise the many other high
schools Of different cities and towns
With whom it exchanges its pubIica.
ton, This years book promises u
be the best and biggest edition ever
gotten out BY the school.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
Just ! Fancy

True to form, somebody has again
SCI me notion In circulation that chess
payers are great military tacticians.
ne theory sounds very pretty, and the
only trouble with it is that it isn't 81
Napoleon and Frederick the Great
Times.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
LIMBURGER CUTS DEATH RATE
Wisconsin Physician Finds Eating of
Famous Cheese HeafthfuI.

Physicians of Green county. Wis
which had the lowest death rate in
mat state last summer. attribute the
neaitny condition of the community 10
lne eating Of hmburger cheese.
LAST year S.o41, 465 pounds OF this
eheese were produced in the county.
alo as staple of food it largely dis
placed meat
Inc quarterly report Of the state
ooaru OF health. Just issued, gave
Gieeh county death rate of II per
thousand compared with 90 for the
state at large.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05

DAYTONA HIGH !.
SCHOOL NOTES :,


Twenty new pupils were enrolled
At the public schools Monday. Two
Of these pupils we're entered ii the
high school. and Is in the different
grades.
Nid-year exams will be given the
last week in January.
Exhibits from the schools are heinz
prepared for the yolusia county fair
az DeLand, which will be held from,
January p to .. inclusive.
The schools viii be closed On Fri
day. January %, which viii give both
teachers and pupils. alike. an onnor-
tunity TO attend the fair. This dav
is 70 be observed as aEducationaI
Day at the fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
Swap Arragon? Hardly

Especial to The Iimcs-Dispntrh.I
I'RONIDE:NCE. II. l.. July H.
Manager Smith stated Tonight that
he Nns well satisfied with the why
his club Is going Tic has no denis
In the making. Asked about Arm
ron. he replied that there was nhso-
lutcly nothing doing with thi,
player. who will remain with the
Climbers to tho finish OF tho season.
ave are in the rncc as the stand
Ing Will show. said Manager smith,
'nnd with better break in luck
the tenn should he up there hnttIInE
for the lead in short order. We will
soon bc home for u long >tny. aud
II will mike II big difference In our
work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21

PHILADELPHIA. July rhiladol-
phia lost the 'irst game with Clcyc-
land to-day, 10 =. and then broke a
losing streak which had reached MIN"
straight by Winning the second > 10 o.
Cleveland landed the first contest by
pounding ShcchauS delivery for five
hits and three runs IN the sccoud In
ming. OF tho eleven hits made by tn"
two teams In the second game, ouiy
two by Philadelphia and ono by clcNc-
land went out OF the inncld. The
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SENATORS PULLING UP

WASIiiNGTOE July O.-Washinctoa
took ho;h ends ~ . double header from.
Chicago to-day. To and > 10 J. oaci,
contest going ten Innings In tho 'trst
inning Of tho opening game EothiuE
forced two ruus over hv his wildncSs
ln the second game Weaver scored
ChicaGo's only run or his double.
Shankss home run over J. CoiIins's head
in tn" eighth tied tho score. and ia
the t.n,E Rice singled. was sacrificed
I" second, aud scored tho winning run
on rhIrrityS drive 10 the lcf; field
blcaChcra Tho scores.
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tinted state. Lawn Tennis.

NEW YORK. July .O-Thc United
;tstcs National lawn Tennis Associ-
atom made to-day detailed plans Of
ne national championship contest.
which VIII open on Monday. August
Is. on Inc courts Of the Yves, sid"
Tennis club at Forest HIS Entries
must be fled with Paul T. Williams.
he field secretary. not later than Aug
ist IS George r Adcs. president Of
h." association, VIII act as referee
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CUBS BEAT GIANTS

CHICAGO July co hi; hats,nsn
m! a single b. Zeidcr dcc:dcd an air.
'lEht ,en-inninr pitchers battle he-
r"rs favor. 70 Q. to-day
N"" York got only three hits n0
iiondr.x Schnpp had rtea, control 81
8is curve ball and struck on, seven.
fcndrins splitter was mos, effective.
The score
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FAST AMATEURS TO PLAY

9, The strong Duplex and Hou,ch,Ia.
eEs. OF the Commercial League ,iu
claeh Ia a double header Al Eroau
3etreet Park on Saturday, the frst game
10 be called al 3.3n O'clock 'Fbc.n
games Will he hard fought. as ibc
teams are in the race TO- he champion.
ship, The last time these clubs met
They played a sensational game. tho
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FULLENWEIDER RETAllATES

BUFFALO. y y July 2O-D-
Phifer Fullenwcidcr. discarded by the
Bisons swo weeks ago today, scored
r victory over his former teammates.
the Royals winning the opening game
Of the series by the score Of TO 5
Fullenweiicr weakened in the sixth
inning. an was replaced by Goodbret.
bat his teammates already had stored
M a. comfortable lead by hitting Tyson
oppor,unely ~ ne carly innings. The
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CARDINALS DOWN BRAVES
STALLINGS'S CROWD is
GIVEN ALL ITS TAlllES
Meadows shuts Down right After First
session and Holds Braves
Without LUNA.

81 LOUIS, July Ca wild throw
by .lillei presented the Braves with
40 iGns in the first inning u-day. but
ardinals winning, j TO . The hi.
inning for ST, Louis was the second
liotnsby foulcd to Gcwdy. Wilson
MAS hit, Gonzales doubled. and a pass
. German hlled tho sacks. Meadows
IE' single TO left, Wilson and Con.
"a'eS scoring. y single by Eeck and
q double by J. Smith scored two more.
i.hchcr and Snodgrass made great
catcn.. In the outneld Tho Scorc:
81. I.OuIs. nn-tnn
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PHILLlES AND REDS SPLIT

't%Ci*SarI ONO july % pni)a
f"tpt.a ana Cincinnati brrkc even in
Il GODbi" -br.dcr mere io.day IN. for
rcF 'akinE the trat game. 8 10 O. and
~" locals winning the a"cund, :, 10 e
Wadc Kiiafer pIaycd ln tho arat
EHn" nG' not 81 tho SECOND iicrzrg
NaiNtrb ~" game rom she grand
riarC He raiG ne would go tonight
- 1nicsH0 Eiihfnr wiIi accompany
iierzcy inc rcorcY
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NEWARK BEATS ORIOLES

v-- NEWARK. y. j.. July 20 Ncwar,
defeated Baltimore here to-day :: TO =
Wilkinson ana MorriSctic waccI ::
pretty pitching battle throughout tho
local hurler having a little the best o,
the argument Newark won the gam"
IN the fourth. Wilkinson started off
with pass, IIealy sacrificed aud til"
butcher tailed on Shortcns triple -
center. Wittcr scored shorten with q
on"-timcr to tho middle garden. Thu
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TY COBB ONCE MORE
BEATS BOSTON WHEN HE
DRIVES IN TWO RUNS
scores Winning Marker Himself When
ruth Gets EAcited md Iicaycs
PHI .SNny,

BOSTON. July Toy Cobb defeated
Boston in q thirtccn-inninE game to-
day. The score was 3 to .. Tho De-
troit star drove In two runs with
single in the sixth. and scored the win
ming run himself Ruth assisted in the
loss Of the contest when he threw
badly to Gamer when iield!ug Cobb'a
inncld hit during the final inning. Sos
ton tied the score in the eighth. The
contest was remarkable for the many
loGhic plays. The score:
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Total. % - l6 . Totals. :;

TOTALS % q II Toials....3 : = /!
Scnr" by innings: r..
st. Louis ............,0 o %
New York ............0 o ] %
Summary: Runs Shottnn, Austin f2l.
Groom, Odrirg. Nunamalter. Two base hits
Mullen. Austin. ITartzell Three base hit
Mogridgc Stolen ba ses-Miller, Boone, Old
ring. Sacrifice hits-Hartzell. Mullen Sac
rificc fiy--pratt Doublr pIaysAustin, Sis
Ter to Groom: Boone, Mullen to Pipp; Pipp
t" rcckinpaugh to Pipp. Bases on balls
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S'"r' ny innings: r
Philadelphia .... ..h n n l..
cleveland ..... .......O , o o o {
summary: Euus-W.lsh. Ncinnis. t.rancy.
iandtl. p'Ncili. B""h". stolen base i!."hc.
Sacrfi"" hit. W.mbSganss. Turner. Double
plays Roth 10 Gandil: Shcch.n. Mclnuis 10
Nci.lw"o. llts-oif Sh'chan. In !nu.rEk.
struck by i-"bc. !: hy Sh"chan. !. 10y
Myers. J. Bases balls off Shcchan. l..
of ko"bc, :, liit ny pItch"r-hy Booh". |
tS'rumk). umpircs, Evans and chill. Tim,
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YANKEES ARE OOWNED

NEW YORK. July 2o.--St. Louis de-
fcaicu New York to-day, TO .. st.
Louis won the game in the third in
ming. Groom was effective for ST. Louis
in the pinches. The score:
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Buffalo
NIontrrAl.
I"tHls. % 20 >; y 3 Totals...si lo-7 Is g
Battcd for TYSON in sixth

Score by innings: +
Is"A'd'p 't-s.s'' .........n ] y n n q It
Montrcsl ...... .......2 U Z @ % %
summary Runs Channel. iIumlnel 90.
MoDomald Swyth" '2), Moran -. Nai,eI
Smith. Wagner. Fulicnwcidcr ms on as
son, I: off Cav. :. Off Fullenwcider, 8. or
Gooder"G !" Bases on t.lis-uE Tyson :.
OH Fulenweider. 3 Struck out-hy TYSON
8 by Cav. !: by fullcnwedcr. :: hy Good
bred. l. Two-hnsc hits iurmel tcy. Wac
ner. pnslow, Channel Sacrifice h!t-SIai-
tory. Sacrifice fly Wagner. Stolen bases
liunmcl. Smith !-sft ON bases Buffalo. l.;
Montreal .. nouut- i.s.-'.
Donald 10 iI"aly umpir"s. mansfield and
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
American Association.

N Tolcdo-TOledo. 3: 81. I'aUl .
~ Columbus columbus. g. Mime
apols. :.
~ Indianar,IIs--In indianapolis, 8; Mil
waukec. a.
AZ Louisville Louisville Kansas City
frainJ.
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baltimore.
New ark


,Tolsls 20 .. lS . Toials- 81 = n u
Baltimore .' 100. oo7o a.,
Newark -. see. DO 0 : 70 70
SummaI& ,HU.s shorten, Ach,ubacn wa.
kinson, Bates Miller Two-base htt-A,b...
bach. Three bh." hits EFan rwgmble..
shorten. Sacrifice hits shorten Hc,l
stolen bases !i"alv. Russell go. Double
play opf, Tw"mhi"y 20 Russell pa.e, or
balls off Williamson. ?. off Murri~.'re b.
struck OUT Oy Williamson .. hr N,frlz.i-.
T. lit hy pitcher hy Morris.ttc. 1Iufs.,
tmp'ror, iiari ana WeF'"r,nl' TIu,
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oTAADING OF CLu1,.

NHERE IFfEN FI.1Y TU-Dil.
RICHMOND at Providence
baltimore AT NrwurL.
Toronto at Rochester - game e.
Montreal nj Bun iu.
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'''of" by innings:
Boston . , o @ r . -
81 Louis ..... q q q
summary: -iinrnsby Wilson Con.
/'i">. ,orhan. Meadows Evris, without
!HO-h a-" Msranvlllc ,,ouz5l.s
SIni'h, 'lornshy. Snodcra~S. Meadows bon.
bi' iiays-torhar 10 ifornsby. Eouc,cnv nm
"ssit'"d SDudgrnss TO kon"tchy ilir nv
u!irh"r-- NJ Meadows, rGpwdv) rs Barn,
Wilson,. Bases "n ba IS -oH Meadows %.
~ Earrrs. .; Oft Iugh"I, . STRUCK on,
p. l4gEhos. >. hy Meadows bv .ii.r
Irg lrcs. Rigiar and Harrison Tim. ID
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SECOND GAME.

InIIInEN-
bhllade lphid ...... q o ;
in Finnaii ....- ...... e b..
summary runs rhEkrrt. Sch"fr stock
N"ai" 80 Emmcr. chae" -. Two. naae
hits MoIiwit" Nosi". Stolen bases caIc
Good. Bases on bails-off Schultz. o. off
I"%rr. l. Struck nut-bS schulz. =: hv
peroar"" :. ~ Mayer. :. umrircS. luiS,nv
and Gyrnn. rimr. Iu
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pash"rt Struck by Tou"y !: by Alex.
and"r. 3 Bases "n hn!is-Uft Tpu"y, g. Hit
by ritcher-by Alexander. ] N!ld pitch
T"ncy. Passed ball Wingo Empires. ouig-
10y aud Byron. Time. 1854.
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Boston.
- ais &c II 20 - Totals? L. :? 10 s
-E"itch for Mckee in ninth.
tram Tor Scott In eighth.
Hated FOR Agncw In eighth.
l:aitrd for Foster in eighth.

ScNr" by innings: II
detroit o o o O o t. o :
Boston ID o o o q.
summary: RunS-Nit'. Bush Cobb, Me
*aliN. Janvrir. Two base hit-lioOper *to-
lon bases Young, barry. Sacrifice hits.
Bush 'D. Burns, Barry, Gamer. Ifohlitz"ll.
Doubt" plays ov"lcsEir Mckee, Witt: Me-
k"e :" Young. Wit. Young TO Burns: Burns.
flush To Nurne: Lewis. Thomas to Gardner
Wit unassistod Bases on haiiS-on Cove
l"s'>i" = off Foster I: off Ruth. >. Hts
of Foster. 8 in innings: off Ruth. In :
innings Hit by pitchcr-by Cov"lcshie. !
tBarryp struck out--by Covclcskie .; hv
Foster. :. by Ruth (. Empires Connolly
and owens Time. ":Ss.
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Rochester o.
Toronto
snmmaTy runs sloan McAui"y l..a.,
Graham 90 Thompson. rlackbgra E.i,r
ell Trout 90 Two-bas- Alis l;rsy,
Truescsie. Sacrifice hits Thompson XII
ring stolen base rrut-dsl- JGutl, via.
sm.th frnesGsi" 10 Graham isa.i. ..
he lis-oN Rltt'r. q or Russell .ft ,ts.
ing Struck our-by Kirniaye, i
sell. 3: by Maunins, ; Wild pit,h nm,
EmpiEes' Hanciooc anc Frc"mar v',Y.
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y atlonal League

RESULT. iI,TLnDAY
= !Hs.i-. . Ep4tnn 2.
fHlfasD. &. ..D York. q
fni!aGEianis, .. Cincinnati o fH,., :,u.
fi"4"'"'pn" . '!n'innati, ) second
""f/'tHf tHi'ibGTKh 'p".ip"n-i wet
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South Atlantic Lcngmc.

AZ olumbiIs--t'o lumbus. 3: Jackson
willie, ,
At Montgomery - Montgomcry Co
lumbus rainJ.
Al Augusta Augusta 4 lbany (tcams
missed COnncctiuns).
At Charleston Charleston Macon
tcains missed cnnncctions)
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FIRST GAME.
Chicago. Washington.

ToiHTs-----l w Y T0'aI---- z : = 7
'Baitod for Williams in ninth.
ton" ont whom winning scored
!Scor" Ivy innings: Il.
Chicago ...-... .....2 o ! "a
W. hinGton .... 80 o -
Summary Runs Weaver. =. Collins.
Felsch. M"cllcr. Milan. Charity, Bo"hliuE.
Two base hits Milan. Mcbride" Won KOlnitH.
Three base ht-Bo"hhug. StrucE GU, BY
Williams, .; by B0"hhng, =. Bases on bsil'
on Williams, =; or Gicottc, |. pouhlA
plays Weaver 70 r. Collins 10 Ness: Terry
to +. collins "a Ness; Foster TO Charity.
iii ~ litch "r--by Bocrling. 'jacksort by
Williams. 1Milan,. Sacrifice hit--li"nrl.
.cnniLnmna on MINI Daccl
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Tsls, n 1.7Iz : rn,.', n u \, =
:" f>z,r-t IA, TrrrI ia s!,,h
'Esn I'm Ji,rbri ~ ri.th
iisinI for iOssIcy IL ninth
t"c,- kI jn.ibys; N
'irCiuNsB ,s. ......b n n u q
Ehijst@Ibhis .s. ..b n q O q
hDyarHfys RUM Htork. Gond. I.udsrns.
EsGcrnf, GUiifsT Alexander Two. base hits
tssSrft, iDdsrUI, Alexander ~. Three.
tsS~ hi Wbtusa. Hsihn rum. jiiifer. bon
he piszs~ t0DdsH IN thinner To Chsrs; En-.
msF 10 Loudsh 70 CHASE Sacrifice bit
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Sew ork

2 rl>ls....3 - |'2t IT, Tninls g .nIz j.
'i'" "h ~hcu winning run was scored
Ran 'or E"iiy in tenth
N'"rr ~ Inning y
';"w T"rI ...o 5or5 q %
q nIrsgp .. ... - q q O
EyruiarY Rim FlarE T."n-(.D.. hi, .
booiau Sacrifice hts Williams. Snitr.
Dpubie p'sy Workman - Zimmerman H,s
On ba Ills ~ Schppp. :. oH U.ndri,
hr:'b nnt ~ Schupp. tv irudr,s
~ ~ pitcher Kelly tinrres. orth ANA
fi'm Irir ~
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How They Stand To-Day
international League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Providence. .: RICHMOND. ..
Newark, 3: Baltimore. >.
Montreal y: Buffalo, I.
Tor"nto. z: Rochester. ! tir>i samcl
toronto, "; dorchester, t>ccOnd gaIncI .
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SECOND GAME.

Totals . - : To,aIs....S2 { ciu !
fBarod for baiy In eighth
;Ihtt~G e. i.undcrn;ilh ~ c~hth.
Score by Innings. n.
CLEVELAND. .... .......n J u q n q 90
Phi.a " iphis ... - q -
summary: kUns- Walsh, Strun;. Sto,"n
bascs-Witt. Walsh Sacrifice hit NJ, tumI>.
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eTaSDinG or CLUBS
wmEHI THEY rLAY rD-u,y

%~7 ,rrL ~ fhitagD
F1pla0-j phin at Cincinnati
ErDnkItn at I'ii,burgh
I.bsiNu 81 Ipui1
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nIA-DiAn or tLtn.

I"t'""tI" non Mt, half % u.nnant
me Win r.,'tEtaE. ~ ~: ~, I,.,s
g" IN TINE ."h' 4hn l.s, .!n.t,-n x.,., ''
Whrsi mr. rJaY Io.Bat
NrrfrE ~ Tpft,rr,.,,
li"p'"'N - r.t,y.bu,K
r'sD pan n.,es - r,,k, ,J,,,,,,
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American Le1yue

RESULTS YEsTEKDiT
Detroit. 3; Boston. ..
II Louis. : New York 2.
tleNeiand, s; Philadelphia. {. tGrsr game
Philadelphia. :; Cleveland. i-rrunj
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: !rginia League

rP-iiTs YESTERDAY
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CONNIE ANNEXES ONE

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FIRST GAME.
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