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Napoleon's Only Wound.

Napoleon was wounded In the course
Of his military career, though once
only. This was before Ratisbon on
April %, 1909. He was struck by a
grapeshot ball and received a flesh
wound, which Disconnected him so Lit.
tie that he mounted his horse, wiping
away the blood with a handkerchief.
The ball was picked up by an officer,
who treasured it so highly that 1t
passed as an heirloom to his children
and grandchildren. It now rests IN the
Musee at Paris.-London Answers.
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DEMAND WAS NOT FOR
AN EIGHT HOUR DAY.

]. AT Is said that the judgment :
!. of society has made the demand :
!. for the eight-hour day. This was :
!. not an eight-hour day, and the :
i. judgment Of society had nothing :
!. to do with the proposition laid :
i. before congress and passed by .
+ congress. The proof of this is :
!. found in the bill itself, which =
j. proposes an investigation to find :
+ out whether Congress had any =
i. business to do the thing which :
+ 1t was asked to do, and which :
+ 1t did do."-Mr. Hughes In His :
f. Speech at Portland, Maine.
j.
J. !. j. * i. !. i. !. !. \ !. 1. 4 \ X i.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-09-20

Gard of Thanks-We wish in ]. this
way to thank the neigbors and friends
who so kindly assisted Us during the
sickness and death of our beloved hus-
band and father.
Mrs. G. M. Anderson,
8 Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Twonbly.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-09-20

The Ladies' Aid of the M. e. church
of Irasburg met with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Gilmour, Thursday, Sept. IA.
Nearly hundred members and guests
were present. s-- - IA zoo - 4ssa
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CORNS REMOVED.

DR. Hight, chiropodist, will be at
the Valley House Thursday and Friday
of this week, Sept. Fl and g. adv
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BROWNTNGTON CENTER
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

Miss Agnes Currier has returned
home after visiting friends in New
Hampshire and Massa chusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Labounty of
Barton were guests of Mr.. Labounty's
sister, Mrs. J. H. Currier Friday.
Mr. and Mrs E. A. Gallup were in
Sutton last week to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Boswell. She was a former
resident of this town.
News has been received of the death
of Roy Morey, which occurred in Bos-
ton August II, following an operation
for appendicitis. He was the last of
the family of three children. He for
merly lived here and the parents hav e
the sympathy Of the community in
their loss.
Several members of the Jr. o. u. A.
M. attended the funeral of James Wy
man at Bloomington Sunday. Mr..
Wyman has been a prominent town
officer for many years and will be
greatly missed in that capacity. Sym
Ssis extended to the many friends
- relatives.
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people are most cordially invited to
attend.
Miss Grace Ryther. the popular and
efficient night operator for the N. E.
Telephone company for several years
was married Saturday to Lucius Brown
of Albany. The wedding took place at
the home of the groom's father, J. A.
Brown at Albany in presence of a
ceremony was performed by Rev. II.
B. Rankin of Newport. It is said the
young couple will make their home at
Chelsea.
The Orleans County Medical society
held its annual meeting at the Valley
House Tuesday, Sept. II. Instructive
papers were read by Dr. Beecher of
Burlington, by DR.. Kicker of St. Johns
bury. Among the doctors from out
| side of Orleans county were DR.. Ross
and DR.. Farmer of st. Johnsbury and
Dr. Gibson of McIndoes. Officers for
the ensuing year were elected as fol-
| lows: DR.. Lunge of Newport, presi-
t dent DR.. Templeton of Irasburg. vice
president; DR.. Blanchard Of Newpo"
! secretary and treasurer; DR.. Gould Ut
| Newport and DR.. Goddard of Albany,
/ CSuSOIS LII. Auo1llS VI W DSLby anu
DR.. Goddard, delegates. DR.. Farmer
of st. Johnsbury urged those present
to attend the coming meeting of the
Caledonia society at ST. Johnsbury.
Charles r. Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs
Burt Scott, was married Thursday tc
Miss Mildred E. Bryant, daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Fl. A. Bryant of ST.
Johnsbury. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Frank S. Tolnan, pas
tor of the Union Baptist church, before
members of the immediate families Of
the bride and groom. They were the
recipients of many beautiful gifts, in
GLIDING silverware, linen and sub
stantial purse of gold. Mrs. Scott is
very popular young lady in St. Johns
bury and is well known here. She is
graduate of St. Johnsbury academy
, Mr.. Scott attended the public school
of Orleans and is a graduate of God
dard seminary. They will locate in st
? Johnsbury. Among those attendin,
the wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
Scott, Miss Hazel Scott and Mrs
: Preston Skinner of this place.
The Orleans band certainly save
the best for the last as far as concert
: were concerned. The closing concer
t of the season given at postofhce square
was one of the finest given in Orlean
= in many years. Many have said it wa
o the best ever given here. The locs
band was reinforced for the occasio
by several players of note from neigh
e boring towns, among whom were MI
: Keith of Newport, Mr.. Leavitt {
West Derby and Mr. Paine of Ira
burg. The crowd attending the col
o cert was said to be one of the larges
&c ever gathered together in the square
After the concert the band boys al
e journed to the band room where clu
!. lunch was served. After refreshmen
Il and cigars had been served. brief r
m ark were made by Colby Stoddar
y pres ident of the band; by Mr.. Bullar,
r it's leader, and by B. o. Smith, one {
d its most enthusiastic supporters. TT
boys enjoyed the two hours followir
the concert as much as the rest of tt
IT crowd enjoyed the concert.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-09-20

The Ladies' Aid society will hold a
social in the chapel of the Congrega-
tional church Tuesday evening, Sept
26. There will be musical and liter
airy program and social hour Refresh
ments will be served. The young
people are most cordially invited to
attend.
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BROWNINGTON

Those from out of town here to at
tend Mr.. Wyman's funeral were Mrs.
Anna Justice of New Jersey, DR..
Tinkham of Burlington, DR.. and Mrs.
Longe and Mr. and Mrs. VIII Goss of
Newport, Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Lyon of
Ayers Cliff, Mr.. and Mrs. HVan Day,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Adams and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Miller of Coven-
try, Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan Adams of
Derby.
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PREP TITLE CHASE ENDS
JOHN MARSHALL AGAIN is
WINNER OF CHAMPIONSHIP
Defcnts Richmond Academy In Decidinp
Gnme-Both Teams Fight
Hard for Victory.

The baseball team of John Marshall
High School defeated the Richmond
| Academy yesterday afternoon in Broad
Street Park by the score OF to ..
The game was tho nnal one in the prem
! school series. and was the best seen
here this season. II settled the city
championship race in favor Of John
Marshall. which kept its slate clean.
! Monk Brown of Academy. and Claude
! Woodward of John Marshill. were tho
opposing slab artists, and honors wcre
about even.
John Marshall started the scoring i'm
the iirst inning when one runner was
showed across the plate. After the firs.
Two battcrS had been retired, Sale yas
hit by pitched ball. He stole second
and came home on Lawrence's sinEie
Ken nond Academy drew goose egg.
until tho third inning. when IL scored
one run and knottcd the count Clutch
'ns. the first man up. va. hit by Wood
ward, stole second and came home n,
biniords single after Hughes and Par
r!sh had been retired.
IN the fourth inning the Marshall
itos scored ono run. Stumpf led OFF
with a single. Dabney, who had been
put in TO run for Pete went to ,hira
when Spencer made Wild throv -
catch him going to second Thounson
was walked and stole second Bennett
MT hot liner to Brown, which nearly
Knocked Monk" off his feet Dabnev
scored on tho play. Bennett being
thrown out at first. Wharton went o,,t
retiring tho side. Richmond Acadenv
again knotted tho count in It's half Of
tho fourth inning. Mooers led Off with
nit and went 10 third on a bad Deg
by Stumpf Nuts" scored whom Wood
"a'o maze wild pitch and the ball
got by Stunpf. Kuyk, Spcncer .nd
Cobb were easv outs
The Marshallites put the gam. on ic.
In the sixth inning when they scored
NO runs. Stumpf struck out but Pett-
way singled and stole second. Ben
nett was given transportation to nrst
marion got a single. which scored
Fett~ay Bill was caught between
hrst and second and Bennett, drew
throw 10 third base and scored on IN.
play Wharton was safe on second
Pendleton singled. but Sale wa. an
cas- out This ended the scoring for
tho game. AZ both pitchers twirled air
tight ball thereafter.
the game Was featured BY the ncld-
i t O, Mooets and Cutchins. OF tn.
,ifui running catch OF long ny from
w, dwards bat in the NTH inning
fnve been ma" GOO i E1t'e ,nr a~ay would
least Nioocrs Helhod all his cfanc..
In grand st:lc and made a running
For the Marshallitcs. the batting q.
fendieton. Lawrence and Pettwav. who
secured Two hits each. was ~ hish
order Brown and Spencer led the
Orange and Blue with the stick. get,
ting two hits out OF four trips to tbs
The Marshallites by winning yes
terday. took FIRST place in the prep
school league with four victories and
no defeats. The boys deserve much
credit for the showing. as they have
been without coach for the Sreate-
part Or the season This makes tho
hnt 70
Marshallitcs have won the prep cham
pionship OF tho city. The score
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SPIDERS ELECT PITT
Populnr Third pnsemRn VIII Head
Richmond College Bnacbnl1 Team
Next summer.

Malcolm Pitt. better known in sport
circles OF this city as Mae. was elected
captain OF the 1917 Richmond College
baseball team. Pitt was elected YES
terday at meeting OF the letter men
OF the Spider team. Tho vote was es-
ceedinGly close between Pitt and Cross
ly, the former getting five votes and
the latter four. Mac has been promi-
nent in baseball and football activities
OF Richmond College. Last year was
his first year on the baseball team, and
he has been sub on the football team
since entering college. Before he en-
tered Richmond College Pitt PLAYED
shortstop for the Richmond Academy
team. This year, as we'll ae last wear.
ne mas beer playing third base Mac
KNOWS baseball from 4 to H. and he
should make the Spiders n corking
good man next year.
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HOME RUNS BEAT DODGERS

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE Cubs gave
Packard good support and defeated
BROOKLYN. 10 ,. The Dodgers start
ed on with a marker in the first round
TN, the Cubs tied IL up in their half
and from then on il was easy Home
runs by Schultz and Williams featured
Packard assisted in the run-gettink
helping himself 10 two doubles and a
single. The Dodgers used Pfeffer, Ap-
pleton and Mails on the slab. but all
were Intellectual. Score:
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TOtals. .S5 10 81 Il Totals. IS II II II o
'Bnttci for Shcchnn In sixth.
Score by Innings r.
Philadelphia .....0 | a a o.
81 Observation-Disclosures 3 n-7
summary; Runs--Schang. Strunk. MrIn-
mis-. Walsh. ShottOn. Sisler. Pratt. Marsans
3D. Davenport. lfits-on CroweIl. in 2
innings: OFF Shcchan, In innings. Two
base hits--f.ajole. Hartley. Austin. Three
base hit-Johnson. Sacrifice hts-Johnson.
Austin. Stolen bascsWalsh (2). Pick 90
Siscr. Struck out-by Crowcil. |: by Shec-
han. $: by Davenport. s. Double plays
Schanr TO jOte t2). Bases on balls-ofs
tr"woil. J off Davenport. 3: on Shcehan. 2;
M Bressler. .. TIT by pitcher-by Bres.-
Ter, tDavcnporp. Umpircs. O'I.oughlin
and chill. 'i'imc. 2.o5
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GIANTS START TO CLIMB
NEW YORK LEAVES CELLAR
ON SEVENTH STRAIGHT WIN
Braves Give Toney BAD Grabbing md
He RetIres-Cubs Pound Dodg-
crs Hard.

crawled out of laet place to-day by
beating the Cardinals. to 8. for their
seventh straight victory. Doak had 10
arm, and against Meadows and Steele
the Giants started n fence busting pa :
rade. In the third. off Meadows, Doyle
doubled. Fletcher tripled and Merkie
greeted Steele with n triple. and in the
fourth Doyle doubled and Kaur tripIed.
The Giants sent Snyder to the club
house by stealing five bases in three
innings. Anderson had an easy game.
and breezed along without excrtinG
himself. Score:
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BUILDERS DEFEAT COOLERS
GRAHAM WEAKENS AND is
FOUND FOR FIVE TALLIES
Thrnllkiil, Recruit Tuirl-r, Works
"ei-Povdcr I'Hffs Drop Two.
rnrhceis Win from Norfolk

PETERSBURG. VA. May 1.-THE
game between tho Cioobcrs and Ship
builders this afternoon was nip and
luck up 10 the seventh inning. when
Graham, pitching for the Cioobers,
weakened, and before he could recover
the Shipbuilders had sized him UP for
a triple. II double. four singles and
two sacrifice hits, which netted them
five runs. Thrailkill. a recruit pitcher,
made his first appearance for the Ship
builders. Earring his wildness. he
pitched good ball. allowing only eight
scattered Lifts and striking out six
men. MnlklMG five. The score:
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PUFFs DROP 'EM BOTH

PORTSMOUTH, VA. May l7.-Ports-
mouth took both ends OF n double
header from the Hopewell Powder
Iuns this, afternoon. In the first game
scott and EldridGe, twirling for the
locals, held the visitors to three runs,
while the Truckers bumped CASTOR for
nine Five home runs, four by the
foNmen and one by Clark's Bombs
featured the opener.
The second contest was exciting and
ended with TO , score, Hopewell
sending three men over In the last
frame The scores:
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INDIANS FINALLY LOSE
Toronto Opens Home Seaaon hy De-
fcattnK League Ieaders-Shocker
Wins His Game

TORONTO. ONT, May l7-Newark
was defeated by the locals 5 10 . to-
day in the season opener. with only
1000 OF the faithful hraving the cold
weather 10 attend the game. Red"
Murray. former Giant. did good field
work. Pteh's pitching was not up to
his usual standard Tho score:
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HIANDIEN OF CII,Rl
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Durham at hAlieVIlIr.
Raleigh at Winston. salem
Greensb1r0 nj Churiotto

Collins. KonetGhy. smith 6roh Thre. bar,
hit Ncsin. Two base bit-Smiih aacri0c,
hits Compton. Evsrs. Stolen base.-Comp'
ton. without. Double pisy-~ II.rzog "a i.oudnn
10 Chare IN by pitcher--by Tonny
fKonetchyD. Struck oui-by bale n,
hughes. & Hnnes nm balih-oH Ton-y !. az
Dale. >. on Hughes. T. Umpires BIom and
EntIis. Time. 80
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T0NEY is BATTED OUT

CINCINNATI. o.. May i7.-Boston
onened a four-game seriea here This
box. Four hits. a base on hall, III
batsman and Eacrifce scored ave
runs for the Braves in the hrst Inning
the maj score was to ] Dale re-
lieved Toney in the second after Tho
first two men UP had singled. Hughes
held the Reds through. Score:
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BROWNS DEFEAT MACKMEN

PHILADELPHIA. May list. Louis
took the final game OF the series from
the Athletics, I to 4 to-day. Croweil
was batted out of the box in the sec
ond inning. and Sheehan, who sue
cccded him, was touched IN in rather
lively fashion by the Browns. Davcn-
port, with the exception OF the sixth.
kept his ten hits well scattered. The
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New York.
st. Louis.
Tota!s....3i 67Tll Totals....3s Is 81 "a I
'Batteh for steele in ninth.

Score 10y innings n
81 Louis ...............o n "a
New York ............o q CO
Summary: Runs--Smith. Miller. Corhan
Robertson. Doyle t?). KauK f2l. Fletcher
MeTkle 90, Anderson. Two -haso hitt-
DOYLE a.. Robertson. Three-bass hits
Fletcher. Mckechnie Kaun. Home run.
Me-ke. Sacrifice hit-Andrrson Stalsn
naSes-Nann ~. MerE!e Burns R1rid~n
Hornaby. Miler t2l. Corhan. Doubi. play
Fletcher To Merl<le Passed bali-snyier
TIT b. pitcher-by Anderson 2 fDescher
Mihtrl Bases on bals-o1 Doak, 1: of
Meadows |; off steele. l. of Anderson.
struck ort-ty Steele. 4; by Anderson
empires 'eulS!,y and Byron. Time. .:bS
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ro,als..,.5i sT Z To,als.st sTu 1
Ran for S,umpf In fourth

NFOFN OF Innings. r
John Marshall. ......l ! "a
Academy ..............o 0 Q o %
summary: Runs-sai.. Pettway. Dabn.y
Henhett Moners, Cutchins Sacrifice hit
Sale. Sacrifice hy-Bennc,r Stolen base.
--Cutchins. Pcndieton. Sale. Pe,tway. Thomp-
son 90. Bases on balls-on Brown. .: Off
woodward. l. Hit by pitcher-by Wood
ward ? tCutchin. and Hughes); by Brown.
tSaie. Struck out-hy Brown Z; by
w woodward. s. wild pitch-by Woodward l.
Left on batrs-John Marshall, o. Academy,
Time $40. Umpire. Hedsep.th
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CLEAN SWEEP FOR CR|FFs
WASHINGTON TAKES FOUR
STRAIGHT FROM DETROIT
Doe. Ayers Pitchc. Effectively With
BnhrH I'ufl-Mackmen Lose
TO Brownies.

WASH lNGTON, May 17.-Washington
iroit to-day, to 4. In the ninth in
ming. Detroit scored one run on four
hits. but with two out and the bases
full, Ayers struck out Dalton. The
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College Games.

AZ Observation-Disclosures 1. Dart.
mouth. 3
~ Athens. Gs.--8e0ryia Uniyorattv
10: Mercer. T.
Al Doiis--Nsyy. 4; Georgetown.
L. , = =" 49, " 10
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FIRST GAME.
TOTALS. ..s5 724ll 0 rntals...ss %,

oI77TrIHE! stem Or tnHer. ATDUs %,
Moore Cueto. CANDY. Parker ST, Martin
FOX %. Reynolds. EldridGe. Earned runs
on CASTOR, :: OF Scott. /: IF r.ldrire l.
Stolrn oasea-Sieinbr"nncr, Parker. Moore.
Gandy. Home runs-Al5us. 81. Martin Fox
reynolds. cusio. Hits--on CASTOR in &
ihhihEs. OF Scout. In Is Innings; Off
tldri6S'. in 2-S innings Struck out
~ Gss,on' hx Scott. 2 Bases on ball
81 Sco't. 4 KIT by p!tcher-hy CASTOR
Darker. Passed hali--Mace Tim. I an
tWrires, Brown and Rossano "
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
S Ssw York. o; ST. Louis, 3.
chicago. :; Brooklyn, .
hnston. :; Cincinnati, l.
Pittsburgh Philadelphia tcold weather,
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington, g; detroit. {.
II. Louis. q: Philadelphia, 1.
tAll others ruln}.
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STANDING OF CLUB

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newark nj Montreal
baltimore ut Rochester
RICHMOND at Toronto
Providence ut Buffalo.
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IARHEELS BEST NORFOLK

hoCkf MOUNT, X. C. May I'm
game Taught with escitsmon, "a
.ttsi-en;'y Won and lost by both sides.
IT, 80" a'n-~!: claimed a Anal win IN tina
',shsn rama to-day. when two runs
Continued on Ninth PaeeD
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Scor- by innings:
Newark .................o %
Toronto .................o q @ -
Summary. Rurs-CaiIaha Wittrr. Tim
mermrn. Trucsdale. Blackburn. Burch. Muir
ray, Shockcr. Two base hit-Graham Sac
rif.ce hits Birmingham. Shock"r. Double
ulay-DurEn ~ Martin to DurSin. Struck
oui-hy P.ch. ; ~ Shocksr. & Bases on
ha'ls--on Pich, 9. or Shoct.r, 5 EMPIRES
Hand!boe ard freeman. Time. hours
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Hewnori New. q; Petersburg. :.
PortnTnouth, 81; honeywell q fHrst y,n,.,
Portsmouth. 6; iiop~wcm. 6 fseconi gmme,
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American Associsttop.
Kansas civ

1t Kiansas City Kansas CITY. 1.
~ s.; Paui--st. Paul. z: Toledo
apo1ft. Q
~ oiis-Minneapo
bus. wat grounds
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Totals....S IL -

summary: Runs-Tahlman. Wratt-n ~,
smith. Crst Schultz. Thrailkiil. spencer,
Hiichie Two-base hits-Ritchic. Schultz
Ihrce. base t-iIelfrich Stolen base-Allen.
SAcrihce hitn-Smiih, Henry CO. Bases on
oals-oH Ora ham. 3; on ThraiIkill. c. Lett
on oas's.Petersburg 9; Newport. Q. Sacrl-
nee hS-Hoph!ns Struck ou,-by Graham,
. by Thrailk!l! S. Time. hours. Umpire.
Hughes. Abundance. hLO y
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Summary: Run.-Morsan. Eos

Summary: Run'-Morsan. Foster. Milan.
Ra-iden, Judge, Henry. Wit, Cobb, Dubuc.
faE"r. Bases on halis-oh Harrer. ( Of
Ayers. ! off Dubuc, ! Hits-on Harper
6 ia "a innings of Duhuc. ". inning.
Struck out-h: Harper. ); hv Ayers ? by
Du. Nc. ?? ~ James. /. Thrc.-baae hits
M!lans Morgan. Dubuc. Two-ba hits
juhg: Witt Stolen basr-Morgan Double
pay-Dubuc 10 Bush to Burns. Wild pitch
-Harr"r. Empires. Evans and Hild-brand
Time.
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Summary: Rnns-Mycrs Mowrey. Schultz
~. williams, Packard f2D. Two-b hits--
Packard CD. Zimmerman. Williams Schultz
Home run-Schultc. Williams Double play
Packard to Safer. Sacrifice hits-raub. ri
Wheat. Flack 81. Stolen bascs-Sch,iIte
Williams, Safer Bases ballr-on Pack
ard: = on PETER. .: of Appleton. !: on
Mails STRUCK out.by Appleton. J. by
Day and Eason. Time. I:.i
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STANDING Up CIIfBs

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York mt 81. Louis
Brooklyn AT ChIcuRo
B"ston nj Cincinnati
i'hilndcIphim nj PIttbburch
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SECOND GAME.
l"'als.2s e'?o /, Totals.22 81 ~
"o out when winning was scored

S,,,,.,.I :, ,..'.'' ,,'...:..,o O 20
summary Run.--liandiboe Summers Al
rus ~. King. Cueto ,2I. CANDY. ST wa,,t,
N4tsei Earned runs-oN Ruksci. 6; OF Pea
IT. stolen hasch-fiandiboc Moore 6,
n"'l',' OK Reynoids Sacrifice hits.-Parker
,,;;Yho'ds Sacrifice hies-Pesrson St Mar,
Han ~o- o.se hits-St. Martin. Candy.
I'm. 'uh-Suinmers Struck out-bv rms
~ 7: by Pearson. s. Bases on bs,,.Nnr
saGn'ei!. on Pearson. 2. Double nlav"
rn,',rh-n' N Stcinhrenner to Gu.t Wild
80, NnsHsil Time. l5n. Cnpirea Ro.-
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STANDING nF CI1inS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit Mt New York
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia
st. Louis at Boston
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South Atlnn,tc I

bus. S. 'o!un-
A. umbia-co!umbia !: .s.o
ht Jackhonvil!e-Jacksonviiie
- At Acknowledgements 6: Alt,,,
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Washington.
llcirOif.

Totals....52 . - II Totals So II e 10 >
Rated for N"ach IN seventh
tram for SIanaEe in ninth
.!3attci for James IN ninth
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How They Stand This
Morning
International League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Toronto, 5: Newark, 3.
tAll others rain.)
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STANDING or CLljBs.

wHEHE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Portsmouth nt Prt~rsburs
Rocky Mount at HONEYWELL
Srwport News AT Norfollt
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To,sla...35 "a Is 0 To,als....:7 8 - IL l
.Eatted for ri-h in ninth.
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh, q; OreeDhbDro, l.
Charlotte. g; hhh,viIIe. . 90 InnIns.
Durham, 3; Winston Salem, g
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Tom Healev. who pastimed hero Tor
: short time last sunmmer has again
r+p"rfeo 20 Connie Mack. having fr:
isaea his studies AZ the Cnive-si,, OF
!. ,sisno.sn. Hehls% has contract
,E:lcA Hu's nm or easy street for Tho
balance ~ the season. and therefore
nt - letting Mac DO the Worrying
He VIII 10 CONSIGNED 20 some n,inor
- ssos club g There is no place for
him on the Athletics