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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
MAINE CAMPAIGN SIZZLING.
Untermyer Replies to Col. Roosevelt
Hughes in State Soon.

Portland, Ne, Sept. 6--The Maine
campaign was sizzling yesterday with
reply from the Democrats to Col. koose-
velt's attack on the Wilson adminlstra-
ton record and representatives and Unit
ed States senators whoopng things up
in preparation for the grand finale to-
ward the end of the week, when Charles
E. Hughes, the Republican candidate,
will be in the state.
Samuel Untermyer delivered the reply
to Col Roosevelt at Newfeld Monday
night.
in no other country are such bitter
'vituperation and misrepresentation OF
public men permitted to 90 unchecked
and unpublished" he said
Untermyer added that Col Roosevelt
knew the picture he drew OF conditions
in Mexico and of the administration pol
lev was "cruelly and wilfully false.
He defended President Wilson'S course
throughout and declared intervention
would be crime against humanity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
NO CROKER LAND.
Ensign Green Confident That Peary Saw
Mirage.

New York. Sept 6.-Ensign Green. L.
s. y. who accompanied Donald VI. Mac
MILAN on his expedition IN search Of
sClooAer Land reached here yesterday
on tie Danish steamship Umted States
irJm Copenhagen. Ensign Green con-
hrmed previous reports hat Croker
Lam" does not exist.
They determined from observation ana
careful soundings that what Peary be
icvcG Was Croker Land Was mirage.
This belief was further confirmed, I'm
SON Creen said. By the fast that they
themselves saw mirages.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
CANADA SENDS
S22,OO0,O00 IN GOLD
TO MORGAN
Shipments to United States Exceed S2So,-
ooo,0oo-For War
Supplies.

New York, Sept Cold bars valued
at between 100000 and S25,ooO,o0o
we're deposited at the assay Office sun.
day and Monday by J, 7. Morgan & Co..
it was learned yesterday. All the gold
came from Canada and, according to re-.
port, arrived at Halifax recently under
convoy of British warships. With this
latest receipt OF gold, Cauada's ship
ments TO this country for the present
movement exceeds S250,00000O.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06

The missionary union of Bethany
church held their regular meeting on
Tuesday afternoon with a large attend
ance The meeting was opened by the
president. Miss Mary Carr Tewksbury,
who read from the Bible after which
all Joined in the Lords prayer. Follow.
ing this the secretary, Mrs. Genie CARR
gan, read the records of the last regular
meeting, when the president introduced
Miss Clara Kimball. who gave an illus
trated reading, THE Challenge OF In
dia." This was an illustrated reading,
the slides having been procured by her,
and the lantern was operated by ReN.
Fraser Metzger The pictures and story
were very interesting, as given by Miss
Kimball.
L. F. Lapine OF Newport was here over
Sunday with his wife at the home OF
Robert Parker, where she has been dur
ing Mr.. Parker's illness, from which
he does not seem to gain.
Pearl Drake OF Springfield. after pass
ing several days here with Mrs. Ida
Drake, left on Monday night Tor ms
home, and Miss Edith Spear, another
guest at the home Of Mrs Drake, LETT
Tuesday for her home in Lebanon, \.
H.
Miss Lena Kilburn who went to Flor
ida last fall with the family OF W. r.
Sargent, arrived home on Monday night
and will pass time with her parents
after which she will return 70 Jackson
Vile, Fla. to pass the winter with the
same family.
Miss Muriel Mahannah, after visiting
in Canada, returned here this week Tor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
CONSTIPATION P0Is0NS

The blood Perfect elimination Is in
dispensable TO health. Stimulate the
liver, open the bowels. and get ths s.N-
tenn into q good habit by takrg Hood 3
pills, the old reliable family eatharile,
Do not irrltate nor grippe, Price zoe.
OF all druggists or promptly By mall az
c. ]. Hood Co. Lowell. Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
DELAYS SCHOOL OPENING.
Boston Committee Votes Two Weeks
Postponement.

Boston. sept 6.-The opening Of the
schools Of this CITY was Yesterday post
poued from next Monday 10 sept. p. on
account Of the infantile paralysis stu
alton. Three thousand teachers and
more than ll5.OOO pupils are affected BY
the oraer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

At Observation-Disclosures 2 New
York q.
AT Philadelphia LIST gamel Philadel.
phia 5, Boston ., I'D game) Boston d
Philadelphia |.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
U. S. STEEL AT NEW HIGH RECORD
Touches osis Which, with Coming Divi-
dends, is Equivalent to loo34.


dends, is Equivalent to ioo3A.
New York, Sept 6.-united states
Steel made a new high record at the
opening of yesterdays strong market,
10000 shares changing hands at rs to
9sia The maximum figure IS equiya.
lent to 1908, allowing for the regular
and extra dividend Of pa points, which
came off the stock when it sold ex.divi-
dent last Friday. The previous high
record for steel was DOCS, made last
week.
Mercantile Marine preferred also made
a new record at III, likewise Kelly
Springfield Tire az SIS. The entire mar.
ket expressed the relief OF the specula
tive community over the settlement OF
the railroad strike gains in other parts
OF the list rails excepted. being from
to points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
RANDOLPH
Madam Sophia Webb of East Granville
Observed Her lo1st Anniversary.

Madam Sophia Webb OF East Gran.
willie reached her l0lst birthday on Wed.
nesday, September 5, and passed the day
at her home entertaining the many
friends who called upon her. During
the last year Madam Webb has lost
somewhat in strength but Is yet very
remarkable, being able to be up and
about the house, and only few days
ago she took an auto ride TO Roxbury,
where she called upon friends and en-
joyed the trip.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
ANOTHER i8 MONTHS WAR.
British Officials Quoted in Dispatches
from Rome.

Geneva, Sept 6.-Brtish government
officials have informed the Italian prime
minister Of their belief that the war will
last at least another eighteen months,
according to Rome dispatches
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
Butter Is Scarce and the
Prices Are
High
FRESH EGGS
ARE FIRM
Potatoes 81 Per Bushel =
Dressed Pork 12l2c
Per Pound

Barre, VT Sept, 6 1916,
Fresh eggs firm. Butter scarce and
prices high. Wholesale quotations:
Dressed pork-l2lac
Neals, fancy-l2@ l2hc
Lambs-l6@l1c.
Fowls-lSc.
Broilers-25c
Fresh eggs 500 &c.
Butter-32@34e
Potatoes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
NEW YORK PLAGUE INCREASE.
Forty Three Cases of Infantile Paralysis
Reported for Last "a Hours.

New York. Sept 6,--During the TWEEN
-four hours ending at 10 "a M. yester-
day, there were forty three new cases OF
infantile paralysis in this city, three
more than Monday and twenty-one
deaths, an increase OF five. The total
number of cases to date is $3.50, OF which
POPS have been fatal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
mitchell TO INTERVENE.
Mayor viii Be Given Chance to Avert
Strike in New York.

New York, Sept 6.-Mayor John P.
Mitchell will be given time to intervene
before strike is called among the en-
ployes on the Interborough Rapid Tran.
sit company's subway and elevated lines,
it was announced yesterday on behalf OF
the men This development indicated an
indefinite delay in carrying out any
strike.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

At New York Brooklyn 5, New York
2.
At Chicago Cincinnati 3, Chicago 2
At Pittsburg st, Louis and Pittshure'
rain.
At Boston-tlst game Philadelphia T.
Boston ?; ed game Philadelphia D. Dos.
ton o, called at end of nth on account OF
rain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
RIcKER'S MARKET REPORTS

Ndltle anu SaiNeS ~ 49, Aff''
Mich Cows S60@Soo.
st. Iohnsbury, Sept 6Receipts at
w. A. Ricker's market for the week end.
ing Sept include
Poultry loo l2c.
Lambs-3m &c.
Hogs-75, o@ai2c.
Cattle-ls0 3@7c
Calves-l25, IA 7e.
Mich cows Is $500 800.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06

C. J. Rowe and party from Brandon
while motoring eight miles south OF
Middlebury were run into by Rutland
car Sunday. Both cars were badly dsm-
aged but the occupants were unhurt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30

Totals "a 81 TotaIsal "a s
-iidli"i for Leonard i'm eighth
Lt'aticG for Hooper In eighth
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JOCKEY is WORN OUT
Gunner NO Tired After Checking Run.
away That He Fnints When
WeIShinS Ont.

NEW YORK. June 29.-Murphy. the
good thing. showed tho way home in
this afternoon after Il!uminator had
run away at the post and sprinted two
miles and a half before pulling UP. He
Illuminator, was SO tired out by his
efforts to. halt the big bays wild ca
recr that he was unable to give Grumpy
Grumpy lost to Flying Fairy. Grumpy
was the choice. but when 1t was known
that Garner would not ride, "a good deal
from to 3 to to /. Flying Fairy be-
coming favorite. After the race on
Grumpy, Garner tainted while Weighing
-
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First race-six and a half furlongs-
Kilkenny Boy. 1913 doftus), II to 5,
even and I to 2. first; Benevolent, Iii
s. second; Brooks. 100 (Garnzer), IS to
Star Git, corsican. Cleaning, Heather r.
Moon. Nephthys, Presumption and Gal
lop also ran.
Second race-steeplechase, about two
mile-Stonewood, 1872 (Haynes), 8 to 1,
even and TO 2, first: Race Brook, 137
(Moore). z to 2, to 6 and 3 to S,
second: Cloud, 147 Kelleher). to /.
to ! and to 2. third: Time. 4;22.
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don zellwood and sandow also ran

'pn &c Ii"oOu ana SanOOw also ran.
Third race--thc Union selling staLes
seven MISUNDERSTANDING. l06 dyke.
TO ?. even and ! 10 >. hrst: Feminist,
lo2 'McCahcyD. to l. 3 TO and 8
TO .. second: Broomvale. 1O2 tShilling).
TO l, 10 and 3 10 . third Time
l:25. Sasin, Plaudito. Bonnie Tess.
Dancer, illumination. Wcnonah and
Sungod also ran,
Fourth race-one Multiplying Fairy,
III WampbelD. 8 TO 10. 10 3 and
out. first; Grumpy. los Garner, 10
]. ] TO and out, second. Gunbearer
20 81. McTaggart. . TO =, to 8 and
TO s. third. Time. 1893. Tetan and
Fifth racc-five furlones-Marie
Odilo. lo4 tCampbelD. Z TO 2, S TO 3 and
! 10 ?. nrst: Sandal. TOO q. McTaggaro,
TO /. TO /, TO 3. second: Melting
Moments; 1913 tschut,inger) 20 to i.
TO / and TO /. third Time, 1901
Barney kurney, The Only One. Sp!n-
ster. Alone Al Last. Miss Tipper:rv
Lady Rowena, Tootsie. Dyson. Bencir,
and Moonlighter also ran
Sixth race-onc milcs-Ai Bloch. ,Is
hrsi: Humiliation, loi tBalD, IL 70 l.
tSchuu!nGer), II to 20. to s. oi,,.
TO i and even, second. q. NJ Miller
ITO (Shi!linG). 10 ?. ! TO 10 ana 70
Z. third. Time, 40. Ray oLight, Sona!,
Edna kenna and Blgce also ran
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GRAYS ARE READY
Have Stif Workout Nc.t.rd,~ .,
noon In Preparation for Baiiic
ON SaturdMN.

The Grays. of the City League. hss
strong workout yesterday - tier,,GC, g."
preparation for the game WIN ia
Shipbuilders from NewDor' news In
Broad Street Park on SATURDAY. ~,
noon. The Hikers, also Of tLn ~,
League, will be the second foam OF -.
afternoon TO engage the Grays i'm =
Goubie-headcr " ="
The Grays boast OF one Of the ra.tcs,
semi-pro teams in the State. aud vii
give good account OF themselves ,.fr
or lose The Newport News lad, nav.
sent WORD that they will be accom-.
panied by a largo crowd Of farr
~ omen and members OF tho State nil
.litia will be admitted free.
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COOLERS FINAL RALLY WON

PETERSBURG. VA. June Gothic
Coolers came from behind a two-rmn
lead In the ninth inning OF to-day's
game. driving Carl Ray to the show
ers. and won, to 8. Barring Wild :
the ninth inning. Allen opened tho
closing chapter with n double to LEFT
and scored on Goalbys single; Emory
heat out an initGld hit. and Trailkiil
on. Hudgins sacrificed. advancing both
runners. Henry was safe on Crisis
error. Goalby scoring the tying run.
batting for Spnid. was safe when
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30

Lake lying down on the plate to block
the runner. Garden singled to center,
scoring Emory with the winning run.
Tho playing of Lake came near caus-
ing trouble in the closing inning,
which was averted by Emory's cool
headedness. and Kennedy's timely in
terfeience. In the last series here.
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NEWPORT NEWS, VA. June %
Lieutenant Barnard Cumming. OF the
Colorado National Guard, to-day re-
ccived his diploma. as an expert avia-
tor for the Atlantic Coast Aeronautic cal
School here. Three other national
guardsmen are due to take their tests
tomorrow. The militia airmen have
not yet been mustered into the United
States Flying Corps.
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BENDER COMES BACK
o'o Indinn TwirIer Is Not Pitching In
Unknown Batsmcn in
second Game.

NEW YORK. June 29.-The Philadel-
Phia champions checked their slump to-
Gay. when. after suffering five straight
HcleatS, they won double header from
Hrst game Rixey pitched remark Div
-; Only twenty-seven Giants faced him
ihree o! New Works. four hits off him
We're followed by double plays.
In the second game the veteran, Chief
RENDER, hero OF FIVE worlds series VIC
tories over the Giants. showed a flash
or MS old-time form, and held the
Cunts 10 seven scattered hits. The
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STOPPED POWDER EXPLOSION

HOPENVELL, VA, June 29.-EldridCe.
the Trucker pitcher filled the puffs'
rally In the closing inning of to-day's
game attcr Two runs had scored and
catching Simmons of first. Matthews
was at bat and tho spectators were on
edge when simmons took TOO much
lead and was caught off on pcrfcct
play. The Pufs staged hair-raisinE
finish. and came within one run or
knottinS the score. Rowe featured by
driving in all the locals runs with a
double in tho seventh and single in
the ninth. The score:
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TIGERS GO DOWNWARD

tuItAGO. June 2s-Harry Coveleskie
Imported himself so poorly to-day
L.at chicago easily triumphed over
DeNoli TO >. helped by Wolfgang's
good pitching. and went into fourth
pi'ec Ia tn" hfth Covclcakie made
f"o Wild throws one OF which, with
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YANKEES CLIMBING
Seem {" Tie Setting Pncr In American
t""Hn"' with Former Leaders
Thrilling IJcbind

PHILADELPHIA. June -Shawkev
Kept tn" few hits Of tho HON. team
scattered to-day. and New York won
- 10 %. Baker hurt his leg in Hlakinr
'wo-hase hit In the FIRST inning
and was forced TO leave the game
after scoring. The score:
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BEST PITCHER LOSES
Wallops Come Mt Time when Rum.
Result From Safe CIonts by
TnrhecI Bntsmen

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c., June ga
new southpaw moundsman named Hell
Ter. made his debut with the Tars.
ana won his game to-day by n score of
o TO 3. IN one mat was truly of the
luck variety. The ninger Welded IN
ten hits. passed seven. and errored
twice himself. but ii all cost him but
three runs. Opposing him Jarman
pitched much better game. did not
pass man. but the slashes against
him told In the runr"ttirE, and tho
miscues Of his teammates were costly.
The score:
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HONEYWELL.
Totals. 30 10 q Is 1 TotAs....aI s2Tl2
.Baticd for Llewellyn in ninth.

Portsmouth ........D I O Q q -
iopeWeu ..............0 o 0 q "a
Summary: Runs--Cueto, Candy Eoynolda
(2>. Summers. Gust tc) Two-base hits
Cueto (3l. Summers. Rowe. Sacrifice hits
tianhy, EidEidge 90. simmons, K!nS tav)
Stolen basts-l'arkcr. CANDY. simmons
Matthews. Struck out-by EldridEe 4: nv
Llewellyn, +. Bases balls-on Eldride ga
3: OF Llewelyn. 3. Left on bascs-Porfs
mouth. !; Hopewell. g. Umpire. Buckley.
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OF Schauer, in innings: off Schupp in
innings. Umpircs, Byron and ouirl.y
Time
BAD JUMPS IN BOSTON

BOSTON. June 29.-Smith held the
Boston Nationals TO four hits to-day
and Brooklyn won. to |. Much fault
was found with Umpire O'Day's judg-
ment on balls and strikes Manager
Stallings and President Haughton, OF
the local club. conferred on the field
and then the latter took al seat directly
behind the plate. where he sat for sew
cral innings. The score:
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There w.l! be an important meeting
OF the Jefferson Ward League tonight
at o'clock at the &. G. a. held club
dishanding OF one team. Any anna
teur team wishing to get in this League
is urged 10 have {. representative pres
ent or address y. a. AkcrS, secretary.
22l6 Fairmount Avenue. or phone
Randolph 6l30-W.
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Corrected standing. Including tbre
games deducted from Sorfolk's won an,
Portsmouth's lost column. CIV
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Norfolk at Rocky Mount
Newport News at PetersbuYR
Portsmouth Mt IIoneuau
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ROCHESTER WINS EASILY

NEWARK \. J. June Rochester
an easy time Win inc offerings Of a.
fien. k!rmaycr VAS lnviNCib!. with
men on bases. Carl jenkins. Il former
cnion college pitcher, and T. T. WI
kinson. an A!leutowu Pa. recruit.
joined Newark to-day. They VIII r,.
CeINe irlhLs snn-- ,--. ..un..
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Rocky Mount.
Totals. 81 II ~ 4 totals. 81 10 81 10 >

n socky Mount :..:.::::o . " /" e I-GG
Summary: Runs--Ncwton tor Lindsay
IIartseli. Whitfield. Wclchcr. Kircher Tai
bot. Russell. Left on hases-NorfoIk
Rocky Mount 15 Earned runs-Norfoik, 1:
Rocky Mount 2. Stolen bascs-N",vton 10,
Kircher f2). PRrmaleo. SacrInce b;..
Whitfield. Eisei tny). Two-bas hits-New-
ton. Lindsay. IIartscll. Talbot K,rchcr
Home run--Whittcd. Double pIay-IIartscu
tunassi,tcd). Struck out-by Heller. 2: nv
1arnan. IL. Bases on bails-off Heller. :: If,
Iarman 0. wild pitch-by Heller. RIM
ESQ. Cmpirc. Walsh. .Attendan ca a.n ~
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ORIOLES BEAT ROYALS

BALTIMORE, June 2e.-Opportune
hitun. to-day gave the Orioles their
second successive victory over the
Royals. the score being TO = The
locals got only eight hits OF Galore,
but among these We're doubles by Rus
sell and Miller, Send 3t.hou-r by the
latter Cador,.~ & $50 hit 4 home run.
Crowel! held the visitors IN cheek with
men on the bases Naise! and Moran
made me catches The score:
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Totals s. Il 80 II Totals "a 50 70
'8at'tI for RaGcr IN ninth.
Tran for Jackson ia ninth

Sror" by innings: r.
Providence .........G . . q q l.;
Buffalo .........G o J o 9 ~ "a
summary Runs RnhE %. sh"an, on
SION, tuWm-l. oN"ili. Sacrifice h!ts-J.
oaseS--Caristrom .Eayrs, T.. Orslow Two
base hlts- ous!ow. 'TutwiIcr. Three base hits
-Fow"Ii. p'S"'l TSaS on ballS-oH Schultz
- OF aa"er. =. Struck ou,-by Schultz ;:
ny bad"r Hits-otr RAIDER. II in in
N!nfs- Hi by pitchcr-O' NELL, kopt Dou-
Gl. plty-Tutwiler 10 r. On.low Wild
i!lrheS-Schultz t2). Bader ca. Time 40
HI!rc. Chestnut.
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Totals ~ ~ % Totals.
aH''"d for Shochan in eighth

Score nr innings y
Sow York : r. n a -
Fh'ladolpnia ~ o q . . o q - a
summary: Kuns-Glhociey (2y, Peck,n-
y" tti. iiln bHh"r BaseH or balls-oa
"H i"ss".bach"r. struck out-by shaw.
t'F. ., by Majors. !; by SheehHn I Two
U.S. mis- taH"r SrhEng. Sacrifice hit
N.'af. Si"lou bass-(;ilhooiey. Hit by
"hawkey. (kins>, Hits-o>
DIS N inning. of Shechan 3 I'm
!. 'lngs on hssse!bach-r in inning
umf"s' iildebrawd and O'Loushlin Time
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Totals....34 9 % 10 Totals...2o +27l3 :.
'Ba tod for Nnhf IL eichth.

score by Innings; r.
Boston ..................l Q . OIL
summary. characterization. Daubert. Fitz-
pstrtck Two base hits-Johnston. Mag"c.
Sio'"n hascs-Daub"rt. Fitzpatrick Sacr!rct
h!ts-larhort. Fcvsrs. Double plays-S:nt,h
70 TraGressor TO honetChy; N-hf 10 Maran-
VILE 20 kon"tchr Bases on balls-ot smith
!: on Nchf. /: on Hughes. / Struail OFT
.ry smith. g. Ly N"Et, l: by Hughes l.
Cnrircs. o'Day and Eason time $50
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1s"r' oy innings. II.
chicago .................l q o {: o-3
St LOWS ............o o 0 o o %
summary: Runs-Ieider, Fischer. thinner
man; Hornshy, Butler. Three base hits
MuiiiSnn Fischer. Zimmerman. Double
plays snyder to bct2nl to- Snyder: SNYDER
10 Corhan iias"s on balls--oH Steele
Strusk out.-by Packard. s: by Steele 4; by
nehnrlN. Sacrifice h!tS--Tinker Long
Snyter Stolen basc-Zeider Hit by pitcher
Miller 3aik-Sceele. Ulnplres Iilem and
Emsiic. Time. l:a5 $1,000 "''A
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..Asheyille won first half of remnant race
with percentage OF 1923. The team yyon
thirty-three and lost twenty games.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAR.
Ashevillo at Greensboro.
Winston-Salem at Charlotte.
Raleigh at Durham
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RICHMOND. 8; Toronto. : q innings
agrecment).
baltimore, :; Montreal, ..
Providence. 1; Buffalo. g.
Rochester. Z; Newark, O.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THET PLAY TODAY
Detroit at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
st. Louis ut Cleveland.
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STANDING OF CLURs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Brook lyn at Boston
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at New York
Chicago Mt St. Louis
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GRAYS BEAT BIsONS

PROVIDENCE. June 9a-SinClcs in
succession by RchE, Powell and Shcan
won for the Grays in the tcn-inninG
game here to-day, 10 :. schultz was
working for the home team and did
well until the ninth. when Buffalo
landed on him. Kader was hit hard
all through the game. The score:
Providence. buffalo
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CLEVELAND TUMBLING

1NELAND. ONO. June oo-St
Louis punched hits OFT f.oudermilk in
me ioNith and nith innings and won,
20 o. Davenport allowed but four
Mits, and received excellent support
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ST. Louis. Z; Cleveland. o.
New York. 5; Philadelphia. o.
Washington, 3; Boston, D.
Chicago. 3; Detroit, =.
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Summary; Two-base hits-Arra-
Ron CD, Hendryx. Manning, Glenn
ems. Smith. Thrcc-bnse hit-McKee.
Sacrifice hits-Blnckburn, Priest.
Sacrifice nies-HoEnn and Graham.
Stolen bases-BIn ok burn, McDer-
mott. Clemens, ArrmRon. Double
plHE-McDermott 10 Kcliiher. Hits
of Manning. II. and runs; or
Cuttings. q, and q runs. In GLIB i'm
ntnEs. Bases on bHlIs-by Manning,
:; by Russell. =; by Cuttings. .: by
humphreys. .. Bnttcrs hlt-by Git
tinEs tSmith,. Struck out-by Man
ming, =; by Nusscll. l; by Cuttings,
!. Wild pitchrs-RussciI. .; Hum
phrcES, I. Passed ball-ReynOidS.
Left ON bnscs-TorOnto, .; Rich
mond. 81. Time of Enme--tvyo hours.
umpires-NcGoNnn aud Hart.