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PARA FL PUEBLO
Modera tus impulses

..r Dor detai.e. III rada una j" 'as
cl~run>tancia~ del hrchn Qu'' purdr
mover =. amino 4 dr1rrfninada~ ma
uii >tac;Du.~. Pecar DE- .l-rrV, co.
mo =. ,iirr IN fraSr familiar. ~ pre-
crrirr sin rri;u>v ' hajr la impression
puramrntr nrrNio~a Y rNp0n"r>,. 4
~rrn: IN moio mas - mruoS :ras-
cendentaI.
Los hecho, humano> lirnrn si"m-
pre. differences laS.S hajo la cualr,
pu~irn scr con>iderados. .AqueAaS
en- .lue r.almrntr ,.Xi>ten Q han cNiS-
tide y .a> dur - imprIme +! inter">,
IA rapaciiai. II trmperament0. y =.
moio de juzgar IT. o. Que .oS haccn
conoccr deSpu+S de- rraiIzad0>. DE-
a,Iui ,iur naiir pu"da prrri>ar 4
priori e. mrriDu lie JOS mi>nloS. Pc
ro aln ars'. .ns heclo> miSmoS hay
due inrdItar mucho Sob-r. a int"n-
r5Gn O. movies III" amman a. lue
los rralIza.
cpor qur. pues. IN tales eondicIo-
mes de inSrguridad. de deSconoci-
mienlo pnrlrrto de AS cau>aS que
motiyan I'm hecho y mucho mas de
las consecuenciaS que puede tener,
vamos a conmovernos hasja irrra-
mar iagrimas. Z eEplotar IN ac.ama-
clones de jubilo. a reir 4 tarcajadaS,
] wolverines tucI0SoS como IN pre-
Sencia de IN ataQue real, de una
ameuaZa efactiya, DE- una lnjuria
percibida por nueSLroS propioS sen
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CII.iNTECI.ER

tidu> Y aQuiiatada por nu">tro5 pro-
pos iuicioS III "a m"diia d"i h"no.
' del drbrr?
parrc, 10 natural lur drDamoS ser
mas cuerdos. 10 cual Sc c~onseguira
>i-nto mas conScirntr- y mas eau
to> en Ia partir:paci6n ir los actoS
humanos que asi como pueden rca-
lizarse dentru De IA rr&.!dad DE la
roSa> V nor rauSaS f0rmalrs, burden
tambiin no SIR 0ira coSa que pasa-
irs . rSc-nas d. cSa rnlnrdia etcrna
que no MERGE la pcna Il" que las
fibras del alma Sc pongan en- tension.
Infinidad i" ucaSionr> h"moS pre-
ScncIaiO como g"nteS >pnc!.laS q IL
nuranteS lloran Z .agriIna viva en-
p~rescncia de una licci6a relatada en-
81 ho.ar q r~epr"Srntada en - tratro.
D.aro - u ALI no cabr. mas rri-
tea qur a IL apuntar e hrcho para
llrSar 4 c0n3luslonr> que son Oh
Was. Z! hombre quito sabe STEM
pre-. desde qur So !c ~prcSentan las
primrraS CIRCUMSTANCES DE- III he
cho, 81 aquh! Sc Ia rea!izado o no,
como o preSentan ' ailn sin Saber-
10, 81 abstienr de rXprr>ar SuS i'm
preSiones haSta No conocer las eau
sas que 10 or.sinaron, los meiios que
c0utr!buyeron 4 81 ~dcsarFollo y las
consecuenciaS que 1rajo Entire
tanto este no SUICIDE, s. muestra So
reno. ! aSi, por p~rudencia, debe-
mos hacerl0 todos. Los arrebatOs de
cuaiquier claSe son mucStras de fal-
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Las manifeStac.oneS eXageradaS
en- cualquier orden de Sentimieatos.
deben Siempre prevenir nuestro ami
mo y ponernos en- guardia para juz-
gar de Su sinceridad.
e. hombre ~reflexivo. e. hombre
juicioSo Y prudenIe. jamaS esplota
en- maniteStaciones dc entusiaSmo
por NADIA, nj por Made,
81 los hechoS que preSencia con-
mueven profundamecte 81 amino; 81
hay cosas que tocan las tibraS de 81
coraz0n. soioca Sus impulses ' espe-
"a a yer 81 no Ia iuzgado cor iigere-
"a, nj m tornado eQuivocadamente
por verdades 10 que solo tiene IA
apariencia de tales.
E. So fOrmara IN 81 turro inter-
no 81 juicio QUE pror~,ir y lo> h"m-
breS iamdS pa>aran antr >u~ ni"e
como str.> i'll ais :. Il" 10 >an. nj
.nS hcchn> romo a2"no> " rXtraEoS
a IA humanlia,l. : son produrto ir
tSta. De rSr muia viy~ >i-np?r
Ell eI plano il "a verbal y jamaS
So expona al ridicl,o d" lo> QUE 10
son capacrs d. uSac una puta ie
ca!ma para 80 Si no - rs "n=aIa
O i no sc rnsahan 4 81 ml>mo> ~
"a formation lie SuS justio>.
La primera coniici6n Que - e
uuiere para foImarSe IN juic..
exacto de .oS hechos y De los hom-
bres que ,oS realizan, - Ieuer Ia
calma urccsaria para Ipccria: tnta-
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OTROSI.

Cast. cast. - trata de 10 mismo.
Dicen dc Ia frontera que unO de los
c0nsulcs carranclanes anda traba-
jando muy duro eE In persecution DC
unos individuos que pasaron de con-
,.abardo 5000 cabczas de ganado.
AunQue no nos !mporta, por puro
amor = "a precoHStituci6n vamos .
dar I'm conscjo a! ]apreciable repre-
| sentante de don Venus para yer 81
10 podemoS ayudar con e en- sus
gestioncs. Por ALI, por donde 81 Vi
| We. debe cncoAtrarSe IN Individuo
que en- los tiempos Ell que el general
Huerta g~obernaba a Mexico y Pan
cho Villa robaba reses en- el Estado
de Chihuahua. desempeHaba e. al
20 de Representative de Ia p~reconsti-
tuciGn Y Sc ocupaha dc vender los
animalitOS reacciOn"rlos que el com
padre DOroteo-entOnceS general
2!orioSo y hoy handu."ru IRE
dento-se carranceaba. Y puede SCI.
que e. mencionado intividuo este
muy al tanto de las tretas de los
cue Sc roban ganadO en- Mexico, y
. pueda. con sus wastes conocimientos
de la genie Que vive del bandoIe-
! r!smo. dar con los que Sc ocupan
ahora De sacar roses robadas de NJ
xico.
Consideramos muy lGgico que c!
cue aver servia Ge Instruments a les
~bandoleros de Mexico para realizar
el producto de los abigeatos, pueda
dar una manita en- Il persecution &c
los cue ahora Sc ocupan de! neg0c!o,
pues ha De conocer muy 5i"E 4 toda
esa gcntecita. asi como suS tretaS '
mahas. Y 81 Sc quiere hasta las we're
las por dondr andan y los "-r"nlrI-
los donde Sc ocultan....
! no lie cobramos nj un ccntavo
por Ia c~onsulta.
- CARICATO.
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RryrrendiSim0 Padre:

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dad"ram"nt" "@plnoSo par" Ser ira
tai" d"nlr" q" " !!'''''"S d" 'urSi
IRA r"hiid"hr!a' '"'Fesp'''i'''''"'
por "S" o daJ9 para cua'l'o way" P"-
RI -" purrt" a!2'IH "iIiI-" IL" HI
~roniIanHa. con queen h' de- man
iar." mis- Lmpr"Si"nr>. oI" j. h!!'
que r"!nan l'or AGA d". "PIhi"il"S
diam"traincn'" opu'NIa>. Los uiloS.
.o> privll'.iado>, los IN" no! p"-
srrn" LOS paiarI"S, los trrn"S de IL
10. las J"yaH ! IIaata las r"pa7 de
los Que lurron personals u' ii MAS
alta P"SiHI"n S"rla'' que ne! - n'-
Han cXpatrla'i"S. pr"cIamah 'luc d"'s
NrnuSliano - t"io IN patricia que
Ia r0nsrcu!in il ~cnGDrraHlUn d1 los
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El joven companero que escrioe los
'.Asuntos Brcves" err este perl0dico
dice, al ccmenzar e. parrafo seHto dc
su a~rticulo de anteayer: "Errado an
da 81 Ministro de Hacienda De! e.
rrancismo, etc, etc
s. Caricato hubiera cscrito csc az
t;culo. lie habicra pueSto asi: "Herra'
do debcria andar e: MinistrO dc ha-
cienda del carranciSmo, etc, etc.
Y ESQ despucs lie hahcr pedldo
Derd0n L las mulas, porque no 10 son
tanto nj de tan mala ralea como don
Luis Cabrera.
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(Pasa a la Pag ia. Col. 4a.)
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CARICATO.
.CarCa de Mexico
Del Padre Jarauta al Padre PadilIa
Ell problema communicable billetes antiques
los bonos de la deuda nacional.~La pros
peridad de los propietarios mexicanos

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te BIAS Urea. que : - N'Fu"u'-
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IA c"lor'Fa u>lea que - III" III
lccrrlo ii!il!t"!lho - 'lrlilpO para /"
tlrcu!arl"n uc lbs enc" HI! ' iI'V
mi!toh"s tie pSo> que I'll P'P''
nhhrda tiriI' "ill'il'a "a h'No'u-
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Il" 81 Ola primer" d'. ar.Ha!. Ola
srran de circulation f"rz"aa los nil"-
Noa b'I!rtrS '!niaiSiilrahI"a que 81
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hStadoS InI'i'S. LoS an''Sn"' n'-
.lmDlIu"S, on" .oS lama - pu"Dio'
"a ronVrrI!ran' mellahir g" camp
respective, tn "Bono> de IA Deuda
NacionaI". Para prcSjigiar Fl nu"vo
papel moneda 81 %lizo que una Co.
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POLIT|CA HElVUDA

tajar a los preconstitucionalistas en-
carrancearse 10 ajeno, Y, natural
mente. don Plutarco qulere enterar-
Sc de los modernOS procedimientoS
que usaron esos cmba!adores de es-
copetaS par poder robarse los anima-
les sin que los ~sintieran, 4 fin de
adoptarlo en- 81 Estado qre gobierna
e imp.antarlo por medic de un deere
to.
Esperamos que salga con bien don
Plutarco del apurO.
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PROTESTA.

Por TELEGRAPH inalambrico sc nos
Ia communicate Ia noticia dc que Ct
Primer Jefe, sabedor de que e! Rey
Jorge V, pretendia conferirle Ia Or
den del Bano, lie ha enriado 4 este
c! siguicnte entrgico telegrama de
~protcsta:
'PROTESTO CHUELA. RECHA.
70 BANO pOR ANTIDEMOCRATl-
60 y ANTICONSTITUCIONAL Y
pORQUE FL PRONERBIO DICE.
LA CASCARA GUARDA Ell PA
lL.O".. y AjNQUE. CORTE/A pf.
, MUGRE MIA NO PODRlA SER
NOLADA Nj con DINAMlTA,
! BASTA PARA ZAHERIRME y IA
, HERR PRECONSTlTuCION. HA-
BLARME CUESTIONES DE ASEO.
! ANOTASEL.E \ listed IN LlNIA
De CIENTIFICOS ENEMIGOS DE
la DEMOCRACIA ! DEL PUE-
BIO"
No tenemos mas detal!es del asuH,
10.
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RICHMOND LOSES TWO
INJURIES TO PLAYERS
CAUSE DOUBLE DEFEAT
l.cnrs Take First Two Games on billy
smiths Lads by Identical
Scores.

TORONTO, ONT. August est was
not through any particular ability of
the Toronto batsmcn to hit the Rich
mond pitchers that the Leafs won two
games from the Climbers to-day. II
was rather because the Climbers we're
moro crippled than ever and because
the locals. when they found that they
were not going TO solve the Richmond
pitching, took long chances on the
bases and awaited themselves of the ad-
vantages offered by occasional mis-
plays by the Southerncrs in the field.
|Thc score was the same in both games.
wiz: s to l.
Although they got eleven hits Off
Ieake, the Leafs could not max. them
|count into runs without Il couple of
Richmond errors aud I..akes bases on
balls For the first couple of innings
the game was repeatedly interrupted
while the local players examined the
ball for traces OF emery or some other
foreign substance. The Richmond right
'hander has a reputation here for "mon-
|keyinG" with the ball. The climbers
did not have chance TO win the first
Eamo anyway. because Tommy"
Thompson held them 70 three hits. all
|of which went TO the battery workers,
two TO Leakc and one to Reynolds.
There were numerous occasions in
the second game when a hit would have
meant two or more runs TO the visitors.
Brady was shaky at several stages.
but always managed 10 pun himself
together In the piuches. The one run
scored by Richmond was collected
without the assistance OF a hit. Bases
on balls and errors figured in all but
one OF Toronto's six runs in this sec
|ond game.
RED" McDermott featured the sec
|ond contest with his brilliant fielding.
Trout stole a home run from Eibel by
making n circus catch in the eighth.
Acting Manager Black burn. Of To-
|ronto. had very spirited runiu with
Umpire Westcrvclt and the announce
ment of his suspension would not oc-
|casion any surprise here.
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SECOND GAME

I;ichmond scored It's first run in The
iIst inning OF the second game Bank
sicn. first man UP. walked McDermo,t
iIcw out TO center field kel!iher
forced Bankston at second Kelliher
stole second. On a bad throw. kelliher
went TO third Priest was safe at frn
on another bad throw. and Kelliher
scored on the heider's choice Reynolds
tanned, and Richmond's chances for
any more TALES was over
The locals had scant difficulty il,
making six runs again. and winning
the second game by the same score as
that tailed in the first
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1i' " ~ "
FIRST GAME

Toronto really sewed the game un
in the sixth session. when four runs
were annexed. Graham was out or n
foul to Reynolds. NioX singled. Black
burn doubled. Smith walked, and
|cloSged the bases. I[ritchell famed.
Thompson doubled TO right field. scor-
ling Viox. Blackburn and Smith. Trues-
dale walked. Trout hit to shortstop,
who was unable to handle the play
Thompson scored. Murray fouIed out
ITO third base. Richmond never really
had n chance TO score more than the
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ALEXANDER GOING STRONG

CHICAGO. August 2S.-Philadelphin
hammered Hendrix to-day, while the
Cubs. except in the seventh. when VIII
liams doubled with the bases full.
were unable TO Ito much with Alex
ander, and the champions won, s to .
Fast fielding cut off several Chicago
hits. Tho score:
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BIS0NS DEFEAT INDIANS

BUFFALO. August 2s-Thc Bisons
easily disposed OF the Indians IN the
hrst game OF the series to-day. win
ming by score OF TO l. Bader was
In his best form and the visitors never
had chance. Carlstrons single Il
sacrifice hunt and McDonald'a hi gave
the Champions their first run kopp's
two Dagger. an !nfeid out and Wild
pitch brought the second Gill doubled
in the seventh. advanced on Onslow's
sacrince. ard scored on a squeeze play
with Rader at bat. The score:
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Southern As,or,nt,o
Ginnts Get Zimmerman

CHICAGO. August oS.--lGcinie Iim-
norman. third haScman, was traded by
the Chicago National League club to-
night to the New York Giants for Larry
Doyle. captain of the New York team :
Hunter. firs, baseman, and Jacobsen,
an Outticldrr.
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FIRST GAME.


Score BY innings. y
baltimore ....-.....S o . u 81 ;Ii
Montreal ............O q q O q IL 1, a.. !,
7, summary: kuns-Iiia,ss 50. Russell I2t.
SMITH stolen bas.s-fWom Sacrifice
h!i--hrsseli Two;base hits-Bentley: Bar
Three base hit-Slat,efy Double piaysG
ben5iey kopf to Russell: Barber. McAvoy
Goodhrcd. 2. Bases on, bails---or bentley.
;: of Goodbred. !. Wild pitCh--Ji ood bred
Imuires. Freeman ana chestnut. Zine
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GRAYS GET BEST HALF

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. August 2s.-
Providence and Rochester Split even
In to-day's double bill, the Grays win
ming the opener. to !. and the
Hustlers the nightcap. . TO s. After
seven consecutive victories Pie WAY
lost out In his eighth try In the first
game. George Davis pitched wretch
edly in his debut with Providence In
the second game: The scores:
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M'GRAW LOSES TO REDS

CINCINNATI. August 2S.-The local
team drove Anderson from the mound
in the third inning here to-day. and
won from New York. to :. Toncy
had one bad inning, the visitors bunch :
ing three hits in the fourth, while i'll
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third inning OF the first game started
Baltimore on their way 10 victory
Errors by Montreal aided materially.
IN The second errors by 3altimor.
helped the locals. Montreal made Sly
errors. but they we're not costly. The
scores.
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TORONTO.

summary; Tvo-baHe hlts-Thomp-
h0h. IrucHdnlc, Ieake, Black burne.
Sncrlnce hits = Trout, TruesdaIe.
stolen bnnes-k richeli, Vfo4, Black
hurne. Hnses on hnlls--oH ThOmp-
non. .; or Lenke. 1. Struck out
by Thompson. 3; ny Leake. o. I'M
plreH. Westerrclt md BrRnsReId.
Time. hours.
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tho same inning HcrzoE stole home


summary RunS-I3urrS. HcrZoC. Ncale,
Rousch Chase, Griffith. I.oudcn: Two s.asn
httS-Grinith. Chase Three base hit-Ruusch
stolen hascs-isomsch. Mitchell. HerzoE. Hit
ny nitch"r-hv Anderson. | tRouschl. wild
ptich.Ahd"rson. Struck out--bv Anderson.
:: hv Schupp .: By Toncv. :. Umpircs. OF ay
q nal Harrison. Time ~ -
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SECOND GAME.
Totals, 50 s?tle Totals. 3; "a q Is

Score by innings. n
Baltimore ..........0 O < q O O.
Montreal ...........,l ) o o Ill
summary: Runs.-Bates t:l. RusseII. Hart
2ell 90. Eopf. Sherman. Snythe CD Moran
90. Maisel co, Smith. Wagner. Howley
C"lwoli. stolen bnse-Iiart2eIL Sacrifices
,uns-Wagner. Masei Double plays-Bar-
her TO kopf: Snythe Wagner Sluttery
struck out-by Sherman I: Ivy colweil : !:
By Fuilenweider Bases on balis-off
OF Fulienwedcr. /. 0assed bails--IIowiey.
EMPIRES. Chestnut aud Freeman Time.
hours
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tRatted for Movers I'm ninth.
tBatted for Dell in ninth.

brooklyn .......'' o q q q n %
ST. Louis ..............I o . U -
summary: Runs-LonE Beschcr. j. Miller.
'orhan Two base h't=-flornshv. !. Miller
t-'. Merkie; Threc-ba hit-I.onS. Stolen
"''H:-ilornshH. Double Dlay-McrlSlc To Now
80 !" Cutshaw. Wild Observation-Disclosures. Base
~ Il; hnils-on Meadows, :. Struck oui--hy
~, TSs;irc - ~ Ptan"r 3: by Dell, l. lIts
Ter ana EaSon. Time. | 81
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SECOND GAME.

Summary: nuns-Mar7uvH!e. Connolly. Ma
Gsc 90. rEIan g. F!tzpatric}i, Tra"rrSsssot.
base h!t-B4!r'l. stolen es..M"ramHill".
Sacrifice hits-Maranyilr rrnEressor. Allen.
i'as"s on balls OF Ali:, J. of kantlchne!:
in ! Ia inrines, Struck out-bv Allen. ;: by
carncn,cr Will .niich.h lien PassSh
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS


At Nacon--NIacon. 3: jacksonville.
At Columbi;--Columbia 4: Charles
q At Observation-Disclosures. 6: Columbus,
Southern Association.
At New Orlcans-New Orleans. 4:
Atlanta, 2.
At Nashvile-Nashvillc. 5: Memphis,
At Mobile-Mobile, 3: Birmingham. &
(hrst Game). Mobile, 4: Biru1in Sham
o Second game: six innings; rain).
~ Chattanooga = ChattanooEa. {;
Little Rock. 5 (lrst Eamc). ChattS-
nooEa. .: Little Rock. tsecond game:
six innings; darkncSsJ.
American Nssoclntinn.
AT Minncapolis--Minn z: Kan
sas City, 3
~ Columbus-Columbus. / Louis
Vile, Z.
At st Paul--st. Paul, >; Miiwau-
kee, .
At Indianapolis indianapolis, . To-
ledo, ltwelve innings: daIitncss).
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ROYALS AND BIRDS DIVIDE

M MONTREAL. August 2S.--The Royals
divided q double.hender with Baltimore
. here to-day, the visitors winning tho
hrst by II to : and the locals the sec
0nd,' Tito z. Timely hitting in tho
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Smith. ri.chsr

.llIF-NIaEtn. Snith FlScher. Thrcc ba so
h!tS-Bicbce. Stolen basrs-II!nchr n,
Johnston. Baird. Sacrifice hits-rische her
Mccarthy. Double plav-Biebce TO Mcs,ar-
ny. Bases on baIls-on Nehf. .. OFT Mann
aux. :" ri'ts-on RuLorh. ) In ll-3 innings
Empires KLEIN and Emsiie Time c:oo.
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PIRATES STOP BRAVES
GET HALF OF DOUBLE
ENDED AFFAIR YESTERDAY
In Meantime Brooklyn IL Losing Bc
cnuse Meadows Hns Curves on
Old Hnsehnll

PITTSBURGH, August eS.-Pitts
buSSh and Boston divided double
ming the FIRST game by a score OF
TO and the latter the second, 10
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SECOND GAME.
Totals....2s ec713 9 Totals. "a 10 "a Is 4
Score by innings: 4

,,-oi;snnno ............G a2o%5 q.
'T ss1mmsry: Runsiiiian ts. 2IoeSe ca
LEACH G9. 9evlin; McAnley. Hale. Eayrs:
Jacobson. Shcan. sacrihc" hIt';-iiSrschn.
Stolen bese-l' oelke. Double play-Herscho
TO McAulcy to Hoelke. Hit bv nitchnr--
hv Davis. :. rascs on bnlls-ofr Wo-schc.
!: on DAYS.. .. Struck out--bv H"rschc.
Umbires. Hart and Bedford Time. I:4a.
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Washington.
Totals 20 aga l To,als,...2o Z 81 II {

Cleveland ..............0 q q 90
Washir. cton ............0 q , q -"
summary: Rurs-Smth. Jude Two.hns"
httI--EoChlnG. sneaker Sacrifice hit-McA
bride Double nlay-NIocilcr, to. CHAPMAN.
BASES on bal!s-on Johnson. .. Str"ck out
hr Johnson. 3: by BochlinG. .. I'urir.s
Nailr and Dineen Time. SIS
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MEADOWS is TOO STRONG

ST LOUIS. August os.-Mcadow
was in good form to-day while ST.
Louis hit Pfeffer and Dell opportuneIy
and shut out Brooklyn, to o.
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Srore ~ innings: r.
soma!" '.....--.'..'.'..n ! -
smmnaar%: Runs-Ncvn. Carls,ror,. en-
Wilkinson. Fares on ballS--oa Rad.r. :: of
Vikineon. !. Struck out-by Wilkinson 4:
ny Bader: ). Two-rasc htts-Ja ckron. Eonu
Mcdonald. GIL. Sacrifice hits-DurTtn. Hum
me-. Gable Wttt"r. onslow RAIDER. Chan
nei;. Wild pitche--hv Wilkinson. ]: b.
Nader. l. Enpircs. Carpenter and Clclsy
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Rochester ..............n o I 0-i
"'S nm"ry: Rur..siEi,G Esyfs nrainS ard
,: FabriauS; Two-ba.s -nSumgIrtnrr
s rd. Shean. Stolen Observation-Disclosures SiIean
!louhle plays-Dooin to Devlin to lloeikc:
Yelle to Brainard. Bases on balls--od WAY
:: off Baumgartner. 3 Strmck omt-iy WAY.
I: by BaumRar tncr. .. Wild pitch-Baur.-
rartner. Passed hal1-Dooin. Cnpires Bed
ford and Hart. Time 40
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RIttiMO NI).

SUMMARY stolen bases - E.Ibel.
trout Graham. blackburn. KelIiher,
Priest, Smith. Sacrifice hit-McDcr
mott. Struck out-by Brndy, o; Inv
Ross. 2. Bases on bniis-on Rr,3r
:; on Ross. 3. Empires. BransHeid
and Westerreit. Time, 1870.
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North Carolina League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Durllum. g; Greensboro o.
Ashevilic. IL: Winston Salem. II tfrst
HshcvIii.. 9: winston Salem. : t,econd
gnmel.
ChnrIottr- Raleigh (postponcd: rain).
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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Totals. :. 81 l. - II n Totals. >:
'Battcd for Elliott in seventh.

'Bauch for Elliott in seventh.
Score bv innings: r.
Philadelphia ...........n > %
Chicago .................o u %
SUMMARY: Run+-raSkcrt. Nichon. S,orh
CrRvain, Whitfield. f.ulcrus. Bancroft. alcx.
amber; FiRck. SAFER. liits-oT Hendrix. In
:. Ia innings. Three base hits--l.uderus NyiI-
lIa!Ns. Sacrifice hIt-WhiiteA Rnscs on
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By Briggs

hai's-of Hendrix. 3: off Mcconnell. /: of
Alexander. :. Struck out-hr Hendrix. 4:
by Alexander. .. Stolen baee--Whittcd I'M
uircs Byron and ouislcy. Time l:5o
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How They Stand TO-DAY
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

NFSlI.TN NENTERI1NH.
Toronto. 6: RICHMOND. tfrst gamel.
Toronto. q; RlCHMONp ! tsecond gmmel.
MNonirrni II nntlmoIc: Second game.
Rochester. .; Providence. > tsecond
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National League
YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. >: Boston. ! (frst gamel.
Philadelphia. &: Chicago. =.
ST. Louis. s: brooklyn. q.
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JOHNSON IS |NV|NC|BLE
PITCHES WASHINGTON
VICTORY; B0EHLiNG LOSES
WASHINGTON. August IS

Onc-Timc Senator Hit Hard In Fifth
nnd sixth Innings by Former
Teammates.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Charlotte at Raleigh.
Durham at Greensboro.
Winston-Shiem Mt Aslevilie.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York Mt Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at ~. Louis.
BOSTON ut Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Chicago
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Petersburg Mt Norfolk.
Portsmouth, mt Rocky Mount.
Newport News. idle.)
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Petersburg, 0; Norfolk. J.
Port Smouth. 4: Rocky Mount. 3.
tNcwpOrt News. tdle.D
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.