davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Greek liner Vssiisfs Constantinos.
sailing to-day for pireus, will take spe.
cislly addressed mail only, closing at 1880
r. NJ. for Greece.
The Holland. America steamship Moor.
dam. calling Thursday for Falmouth and
Rotterdam will take mail. closing at $3.50
A. NJ. for Europe tcNcept Germahy. Aus
tria, Hungary. LuSembufg, Bulgaria, Tur-
key. Norway, Sweden and DeninarkJ,
Africa, the Netherlands. Switzerland. west
Asia and the East indies.
The White star liner Cymric. calling
Friday for Liverpool. will take mail. clos.
ing al $50 a. NJ, for Great Britain and
Iretund. when specially addressed only.
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Chlcago,BurIington&Qu Quincy
Railroad Company
Denver Extension -Four Per Cent. Bonds
Due February. I, 1922.

NOTICE Is HEREBy GIVEN THAT in
pursuance OF the Trust agreement dsted
December I. 1881, by and between the Chi
cago Burlington q quincy Railroad Com
psuy and The Nov England Trust Com
pau!. the following Denver Extension Four
Per Cent. Honda due February !. 1879. Of
ssid Railroad Company. issucd under said
trust agreement, have been drawn for pay
hent. via:
Ninety two (9.) bonds for 81 900 each.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record
THE WEATHER.

For esstern New York and New ENGLAND.
fair to-day; warmer In wet portion; fair
to-morrew; moder.te cost and southeast
For New Jersey. fair to-day: ss,r and
warmer Tomorrow: moderate shifting
Winds
For eastern Pennsylvania, f~ir to-day
warmer In west and north portions; fair
and warmer tomorrow; moderate Winds
For western New york. tar. snsn'y
20 morrow: moderate southeast aud south
winds
NEW YORK. Van. U.--Ths unsettled.
rainy conditions which prevailed over the
were followed by clear weather yestsrday
The storm passed out the IT Lawrence
Valley into the North Atlantic.
the Mississippi River Another storm was
moving over the northern Rocky Mountain
states, accompanied by rain In the plains
states and Southwest ~nd snow IN the
Northwest. the upper Mississippi end Mis-.
souri, valleys aud threatening conditions
spreading eastward to the Central states
west OF the Mississippi alid colder In the
districts cast of that river. freezing tom =
perature reaching Into the south Atlantic
Ststee
In this city the day was fair aud colder;
wind, fresh to brisk northwest; average
humidity. % per cent; barometer: cor
30 ?5; . r. n. so.ss,
The temperature Z. this city yss,srday,:
shown in the annexed table:
.eAM. is!.' ''.S. q. sgM.. 's!s' "a! ''ss. e
3P. NJ. i2' l4'ii2 Mid s6' 50
Highest temperature. As'. at 1901 A. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 80 =. At 5 A. NJ.
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Alligstors Have GslD.

roSNILLsv1LLE. Pa. Jan. 23.-Two
sh'Eators brought by william Sellers
nom Florida are not thriving and their
The animals sneeze. thei- eyes water and
'hey show no disposition TO move.
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GOWN IMPORTERS ORGANIZE.
New Workers Await Word From
the Ostume~s Of Paris.

The plans for the formation OF syn
dica'e Of American importers Of gowns
which Will cooperate, II is understood,
with the Partisan couturers' organizs-
ton are rapidly taking shape,
Importers were awaiting yesterday the
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Get 4,aoO Rsbbit. In Driye.

IONE, Ore, Jan. 90. -Four thousand
and three hundred rabbits were killed
1t Ewing Siding In drive participated
IN by 400 persons, The rabbits will be
shipped to the Salvation Army At Port.
land.
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CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

January 8. 1919
The annual meeting of the stockhoiders
Of this Company for the election OF rrus-
tees 70 serve during the ensuing year will
be held at this once MONDAY. January
-. 1915. Polls will be open from ~ N.
- p. n. Transfer books will close
saturday. January .. 1915. At ~ NJ. and
reopen Tussday. January rs. 1919
r. A. CARTER. Secretary.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. 7:i5Isuu sets s :oiINioon rises . l.,
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AN AM AN
"ahdyh 10 Gov. Isl. o so Hell Gate .5s
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM An
Arri,ed--sUNDAY. January ~.
kris,is'naftord. p. NJ. Bergen. Jan -
So siberia, ?.W y. N, London, Jan. II
Jan. O. WV" '"
IS oean. I9:p +, NJ. Rotterdam, Jan.
Card IN. Jan. Z
IS htberstone. IL A. NJ, Havre, JAM
IS Monterey. s:i5 4. NJ, Nassau. Jan. -
Ss shyersand, ll:5o p. M. Saturday Ber
ss Apache, Jscksonyille, Jan 10
IS Socony, Sabine, Jan II.
~ Corfe Castle. Boston. Jan. "i
- Chipans. Charleeton. Jan. ~
IS Newquay. Boston. Jan. Il
80 Hamilton. Norfolk, Jan. -
ss Aspiiet. Philsdelphia. Jan .
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
ss Philadelp phis. at Liverpool
IS Colorado. At Hull
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
Sc Chicago. from Bordeaux
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DIvIDENDs AND INTEREsT.
CLINCHFIEID COAL CORPORATION
PreieErNd ktAck lNYidend,

4 quarterly dividend Of liz on the
Preferred stock OF the CiinchnsId Coal Cor
poration has been declared. payable Feb
ruary I, 1915, TO stockholders of record al
the close Of business january -. 1914
l. STEWART, SscrstaSy.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LosT--A diamond brooch with larg.
pearl on wednesday evening In vicinity OF
tlth ~ and 6th Ave. and i6h - ard
Madison Ave. liberal reward Phone
BRYANT $500.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

GIRLS WANTED TO LEARN HOW TO
SPOOL WIRE; GOOD PAY, STEADY
WORK APPLY WIRE WORKS. NORTH
9TH STREET ASD WNTIIE AVENUE
BROOKLYN.
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wANTED-Boatbuilde and ship car,
ne nters; steady work through summer
LUDERS MARINE CONSTRUCTION CO.
ST amford, Conn.
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HELP WANTED-MAIE.

wANTED-By large corporation. college
graduate (recenD tor clerical work and In .
dexing; state age. education, experience and
salary expected. u b., BOX 1876 sun
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LAST WEEKS BOND MARKET.


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BONDS

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THE CURB MARKET.
lNDusTRfAIS.

Transsc,ions In the curb markes during the
Past week follow:
INDI'aTpYAJa
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STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR,

sseils cents per share,
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS

SAILED FOR NEW YORK
Ss Chicago. from Bordeaux.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
Ss Philadelphia. at Liverpool.
IS Colorado. ut Hull
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CRICKETS HOP ALL
OVER EVANSVILLE

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Aug. IA
Battle Greek found Winchell OF no-hit.
no-run fame. rather easy today and de-
feated Evansville, to =. Four doubles
and triple were mixed in the 81 hits
off both pitchers. Compton was in con-
tinual trouble but frightened in the
pinches. \ bare hand stop By Alcock
and putout ut third and Miller's one
hand catch Of G. line drive, were fca-
lures. 1t vas Evansvilics eight sue
cessive defeat having started on the
road three games ahead Of any other
club. The score:
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EP1pE1no IN 9EHHSLYvAXN

HARRISBURG. Pa. Aug. 1l-Thte1
hundred and thirty cases OF infAAe4loS
paralysis have been reported TO .Shei
nosis confirmed from July to 9io3ookS
today: ..SS q
One hundred and eighty-two Of tAa4ey
occurred in the city Of philadelphia, 1StE
The total number Of deaths repoete4
in Pennsylvania from July to oeleckT
today 10 70, 5ssH
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Little Rock--At Little Rock. s;
New Orleans. 4.
At Nashville--Nashyille, 3; Atlanta, 1.
(F'irst game. innings BY agreemenD.
At Nashville--Nashville, 3; Atlanta. 2.
(Second game, innings by agreement).
AT Chattanooga-Cha .: Blr-
mingham. D. (First game. innings by
agrccmcnO.
At Chattanooga-Chat !: Blr-
mingham. 4. (Second game, innings by
agrccmCnO.
At phis-Memph!s. o.; Mobile, 2.
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s!|N0IFS MADE GARRISON FINISH
INEXC|T|NG L INNING CONTEST
THE BI G. Gu T
DAVE Says

The Zig Push is rap:
idly killing off the men in
the trerhes, while The Big
Cut in Jrices is rapidly kill
ing off the Summer-weight
Suits It the Kraus Store.
They certainly can't last
much onger at these figures.
Just lance over the red1lc-
tionsand then come in while
the suit you want is still
here
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Tha atindiuR
Few 1nco1poAATIoNk

CHARLESTON, w. Va Aug. 14-IhA.
secretary Of state has issued certificate.
Of incorporation to the following ~,
concerns which will operate under -
laws Of West Virginia: gsstssi
The American Pldygoers Protective -.
ISOLATION of Bluefield. authorized eaple
tai, $4,000; incorporators, B. c. Ban
E. l.. Bowman, G.. H. Jolliffe, W:
Hawley and B. H Henderson. e1=;
Bluefield The concern proposes 70 M
yestfKate and report on the sanitary 80.
ditions and safety Of public amu1emeof
places and issue certificates OF approval.
The Bishop Garage and Supply e.
pany Of Morgantown: authorized SaH0
Hannah Bishop. II. T. Rankin.
Toynber and Fred c. Flenniksn, al o.
Morgantown. IS sss;1s55,y IS
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Sto0ies Trim Blenders And Take Third Place
INDIANS
ARE oUrBArTED TWO TO ONE, BUT
BEAT DETR OFT OUT En-
NINTH.
Cobb Kicks In With Error - Yankees
Trounce ADMINISTRATORS Tafo
Leaders Over-St. Louts-Chi-
cago, not Scheduled.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 14.-Cleveland de-
feated Detroit. to 2. although outbat-
ted two to one. With the score ties
flied to Veach, Chapman made O. blufr to
steal second and Mckee threw to that
bag. which was left uncovered as Chap
man went back to first. Chapman
dashed on again. went TO third. when
Cobb fumhlcd the ball and scored when
Witt let Cobbs throw get away from
him. Score:
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Cleveland 1000 0 0 0 0 ID
YANKEES SCORE FOUR IN
FIRST. AND BEAT ATHLETICS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-New York de-
feated Philadelphia here today to j..
The Yankees made four runs of Majors
in the first inning before the retired
man on three hits, two errors by Lajoie
and a double steal. Majors then pitched
invincible ball. The score:
Philadelphia 80 00110 o-3 9
New York .....4 o 0 0 0 o OK l
Batteries-Nabors and Haley; Fisher
and Nunamaker.
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STOP oNRUsH
OF FIGHTING BRAVES

BROOKLYN. Aug. Il. - Brooklyn
stonnrd the onrushing Boston Nationals
today 5 to 9. Cheney issued seven
bases on balls. but allowed only three
hits, The first was a home run drive to
deep left by Maranvillc in the opening
inning. Three costly errors gave the
t 1,trs; -. $1,000 o. 3 8
brooklyn :. IS 0
Rattcries-Tyler and Blackburn, Ira
gcsscr; Cheney and Miller.
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MoRGAN'S DOUBLE BEATS
THE LEAGUE LEADERS.

from the league leading Boston Ameri-
cans to today, when in the seventh
inning Carl Mays passed two men and
Morgan doubled, scoring both. Score:
II E
Washington .,..ooooo020 6 l
Boston 0 ! 0 0 0 o'0-1 6 0
Batteries-Gallia. Boehling and Henry;
Mays, Leonard and Cady. AGnew,
Thomas.
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MANY CLAIMS PAID.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Aug. H.
During the month Of July 1892 claims
made to the workmen's compensation de-
partment were paid in full. Partial pay
ments were made on 243 claims and med
ical expenses allowed in 574. The acct
dents reported during the month num-
bered 2,149 and 1905 formal applications
were made for compensation.
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cago today and helped materially in Gin
cinnatrs victory to 8. Both Toney
and Mcconnell had one bad inning. Other
wise the hits of the local players. We're
more timely and counted greater in the
run column. Gritfiths home run with
a man on base was the principal batting
L H. L
Chicago 00Ol20O --3 Q I
Cincinnati ..l 0401 0 n Vt ?
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Packard and Ell
lott; TOncy and WinSo.
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BOOSTER DAY TICKETS SELLING
WELL AND PROMISE SUCCESS
SToGES AND LEAGUE LEADERS
WILL FIGHT FOE CENTRAL
LEAGUE SUPREMACY.
Earyesters Will Como Hero Just Three
Games In Lead-Smolss VIII Have
An Off Day Today to Rest Up.

with the Stogies playing great base
ball and pulling from last position to
third place within week. tho Boosters
arc busily at work and they are having
great success. The sale OF tickets has
started, and according to those in
charge. the rastboards are going rapidly.
Since the Wheeling players that were
crippled have gotten back into the
game and the team has hit its stride, it
is u match for anything In the circuit.
The boys are now up there fighting Tor
first place and with little encourage
ment from the fans they Will come
through and the end OF the week Will
in all probability sec them leading the
league. or not more than one game from
first place.
BY agreement with the South Bend
management. two games we're played
Sunday. This shortened up the Rcnd-
ers' stay here by one day and will allow
the Smokes TO rest up bit before they
tackle the leaders. The Wheeling man
aEcment is trying TO arrange with the
Springfield boss for double-header on
Thursday, Boosters Day" but they
have not as yet heard. In case arrange
ments can not be made for two games.
field day program Will be put on FOR
the benefit OF the fans.
Springfield is now just three games
ahead OF Wheeling in the race. The
Harvcsters, while not playing the ball
they played earlier in the season, are
fighting hard to hold their place. So
close are the Smokes showing Dayton,
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Alexander's Twelfth Shutout-Dodgers
Beat Brnves-Reds Trounce Cubs
Priate-Cardiuals Game, Rain.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 14.--Philadel-
phia won its first double header Of the
season at home today: New York being
team hi; Benton's delivery hard IN the
first game, which was Alexander's
twelfth shutout OF the season. In tho
second game both teams batted hard.
Scores:
First Game.
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well Known ESre.

All these players with the exception
Of Scott, Carpenter and Smith, are well
known here. HILL McAuley. Sigl!n and
Wagner played with Youngstown last
season. Eugene Madden lives at Elm
Grove, and Is one OF the best known
ball players coming from this locality.
He has been playing great ball In the
International League. and Is said to be
one CT the best base runners In that
organization.
The four players. Altenburs, Black
we'll, Cleveland and Douglas. are at pres
ent members of the Wheeling team. Al
tenburg Is one Of the speediest men on
the base paths in the circuit. and Is one
of the best outfelders, beside hitting
over 800. Blackwell ranks with the
best backstops in the league, and Cleve-
land at third Is a player that gives
promise Of making good man. Doug
las while pitching good bail. was rather
slow in getting into condition. During
the latter part Of the sason. however,
he has been out there pitching along
with Schettler. Ains&orth and several
Of the others that are called good Pitch
ers.
Pittsburgh, in recalling the men. is
only exercising it's option. and by doing
it now they get in ahead Of the draft
and thus eliminate any possibility or
losing the men. OF course. the present
Stogies will be allowed to remain here
until the close Of the season.
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.ALTENBURC, CLEVELAND, DOUGLAS
BLACKWELL, MADDEN RECALLED
CALLAHAN WANTS TO LOOK oVE1
YOUNGSTERS BEFORE END
or SEASON.
Will Not Report Until End Of Central
League geason-Au hut Three ArS
well Known Hare - Also
Scott and Carpenter.

PITTSBURGH, Aug. IA. - Barney
Dreyfuss, president Of the Pittsburgh
National League baseball club, an
nounced today the purchase Of Pitcher
Jack Scott. from the Macon, South At
.lantic League Club. and the release OF
Pitcher Paul Carpenter to the Charlotte
club Of the same league.
The Pirates have also recalled out
fielder Altcnburg, Catcher Blackwell, IN
fielder Cleveland and Pitcher Douglas
from the Wheeling Central League club;
pitcher Hill and lnrielder McAuley and
Siglin. Rochester International League
Club: 1nflelder Madden. Syracuse club;
1nflelder Smith, Toronto International
League club and Catcher William Wag-
ner. Terrc Haute Central League c!ao.
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on Hart. .: Off Schettler. !; OFF Cramer
/: Off Gilbert. /. Hit by pitched ball
BY Crum. Fischer. Hits-Oft Hart. in
go inning: off Schettlcr. 6 in o-3: off
Crunl. ! in 1-3; off Cramer. l in 1-S.
Wild pltches-Hart. Gilbert Time-2:10.
Clnpire-HOlmeS.
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Two base hits-Paskert. Byrne. Ban
croft, Niehoff. Home run - CraEath.
stolen bases-Whitted. Sacriticc: nit
Luderus. Double plays-Doyle, FLETCHER
and Merkle; Byrne (unassisted), Left on
haSes-New York. .; Philadelphia, 3.
P'Irs base on errors - philadelphia, 8;
Base on balls-oT Benton. 5; Hits and
in Innings. Struck out-By Benton. 3;
by Alexander. 7. Umpires-Eason and
ODay. Time-1:40.
r. II. Z.
Nav York... O1eO003OO-+ II 2
Philadelphia :. 100000 OK 10 !
Batteries Anderson. Schupp anu
Kocher; Rixey and killifer.
woRrMArs ERRORS GIVE
REDS VICTORY OVER CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 14.-Wortman. 8
errors proved decidedly costly for Chi
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TOTS FALL EFORE BIG
BOMBARuENT BY REDS

,u-sKEGON. CHI. Aug: l4;T 1!,}bsnr
eTs SGn s,nted ~ ID the Muskeson Reds
ala all atI toHav anal, Jailed Taf final
COUNTY was Nusgon. IS; Terre f18"te
2 Score:
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ThO STANDING
CENTRAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

wheeling. s.; South Bend, I: $: s;s: VI
Muskegon, 10; Tcrre Haute, i. -;
Battle Creek. S; Evansville, 30
Dayton-Sp-lngfield. played neM
eli innings. Ess.s 81
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tho second position team. that only one
game separates them from the next to


the last rung ladder. II the Stogics can
swipe off the Springfield series IT will
put them in the lead and with just a half
break in the luck they will win the
Central league pcnnant for the latter
part Of the season and will then fight II
out with Dayton for the honors.
Wheeling has won seven out Of the
nine games played since they returned
10 the homo grounds. Muskegon Grand
Rapids I'D South Bend have been the
teams that have been mauled by the
Smokes. They made q clean sweep OF
the Bender series took two out Of three
from Muskegon and made It like num-
her with Grand Rapids. now known as
Battle Creek. The first game Of the
Springfield series will be played We'd
nesday and with Boosters Day az an In
ccntlve they should make good start
on the series. Let's" all pull for three
victories and the league leadership for
the Stogies.
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The STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YssterdAy's 1ssuIts.

Cleveland, 8; Detroit, 2. =. Is
New York, I; Philadelphia, 5;iss
Washington. 2; Boston, !. ~: s.
Chicago st. Louis.
scheduled. 2s54:{E{t+:
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EeFEe Haute. 4 9 ! . ! J : : 9 3 9 s-

Two base hits-stay: Coveleskie. 2;
Matnes GrS Sacf sttan1ev5rubaksr. Stolen
S SssG GSgn; :; Sner. Gilbert. Nit,
.hell. Evers. Dout P1ss on Nails
Fischer to Whelar oa
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ysrtsrday's 1ePultR.

philadelphia, 8: New York, ..
''Philadelphia, Z; New York, 4.
Brooklyn. S; Boston, 2. a!
Cincinnati. g.: Chicago, 8: -.
st. Louis-PittSbufgh,:
grounds. -
First game. s'Second game.
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Three-base hit--HauGer.
Two-base hits-Edington. Miller ca
Struck out-By Compton. 3; by Win
chell, s. orr
Sacrifice hit-Devormcr-
stolen bases-AlcoCk.,
Time-1:40.
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NO GAME in DAYTON

DAYTON, O., Aug. 14.-Dayton-
Springfield game scheduled 1or To-Day
was played yesterday.
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PH|LLIES

WIN FIRST DOUBLE-HEADER OF
THE SEASON FROM THE GIANTS
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The South Warwood a. c. defeated the
Beech Bottom team sunday on the laI-
ter's grounds by the score Of 10 TO 7.
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summary:
Earned runs: South Bend, o:
Wheeling. 4.
Two base hits: Altenburg,
Reilly.
Three base hits: King, Reilly.
First base on balls: of Ander-
son, 8; Douglas, 8.
Struck out: BY Anderson, 8; by
Douglas, 8.
Double plays: Reilly to Lear;
Grodick to TannehiIl to Beall; An
derson to TannehiII to Beall.
Wild pitch: Anderson.
Hit by pitched ball: TannehilI.
Stolen bases: Bashang, Collins,
2; Tydeman, Altenburs, Callahan,
Cleveland.
Sacrifice hit: Lear.
Left on bases: South Bend, 5;
Wheeling, 8.
Umpire: Daley.
Time: 2:20.
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The South Warwood y. C.. team Will
cross hats with the Benwood Ramblers
next Sunday at Rlchland ball park.
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Totals "a '25 Is 3
'One out when winning run was
scored,