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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-15
RIDGEWAY.

RlDGEWAf.
Birdie Ellingson and Lettie Optse-
dahl left Monday noon for the Luther.
an Academy where they will attend
school.
MIR. and Mrs. Glenn Bowers spent
Sunday at Cresco with relatives.
Mrs. N. Brenno is at Thief River
Falls, Mimi, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Carl Sanderson. and Mrs. Orlando
Aga.
The Standard Bearers, Missionary
Society was entertained at the Watt
hauer home Wednesday evening.
Ernest Moe went to Elmore, Mimi,
recently to work for Ralph Griffith.
j. H. Buck, of Leroy, Mimi, left
today for his home, after supplying for
several weeks past as station agent
here.
Mrs. Gordon Bowers, of Cresco, Wis
tied her sister Mrs. G. Bowers here on
Friday.
The Ridgeway concert band will give
concert at Schley in the Opera house
Friday evening, Sept 18th.
Blanche Gulbranson returned to
Mason City, Friday after visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. c. Degro.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aga and son
Reuben, of Thief River Falls, came
down last week to attesd the funeral
of Mrs. Aga's father, S. johnson.
Nettie Gunderson spent Sunday at
home from her school duties at De-
corah High school.
For SALE Buick Car, five-passen-
ger, or will trade for good team. En-
quire at 2tf
MILLER Bros FURNITURE STORE.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-15

1916. ct the Holy Trinity Church, oc-
CURED the wedding Of Glenn Loesch and
Louisa Infelda. Rev. r. Lakomy Off
ciated.
Mrs. John Bruzek and two children,
and Miss Mary Kovarik, of New
Prague, Mimi, Frank Kovarik of st.
Paul, Mimi, autoed down Monday and
are visiting at the home Of Mrs. Mary
Andera
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-15

come and see our stations at the
home barn on the Vernon road, only
five blocks south of the city water
works. Percheron, Clyde, Belgian and
two high class trotters.
aft NJ. p. LYDoN.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-15

Morie and John Kennedy were Acme
callers Friday.
Joe Reckner was Ricevile caller
Friday.
Edward Craver called at the parent
al home Friday.
Mrs. Peter Brown spent a few days
of last week with Miss Higgins of Elma
F. c. Brycon was an Acme shopper
Tuesday.
Herman Reckner spent Sunday in
Acme.
Louis Krall spent Sunday at Jackson
Jet. visiting relatives and friends.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-15
g Head of Cattle

10 Good Mich Cows, some
coming fresh soon
5 Steers coming 2 years
2 Heifers 3 years old in fall
3 Heifers 2 years old in fall
4 Heifers IL years old
Z Spring Calves
= Calves 2 months old
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-15
Household Goods

Kitchen Cabinet
10 foot Dining Room Table
3 Bedsteads with Springs
Heating Stove, new
3 Burner Kerosene Stove
Stewart Range Cook Stove
Eclipse Egg Incubator and
other Articles too numer-
Gus to mention
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Tho big feature of tho second game
was the first appearance ~ tho uanc
"Bakor" IA the box score since .Iuly
~. when, playing against tho Tigers.
John Franklin took his unfortunate dive
into a field hoN. Baker was called upon
TO hat for Nocridgc WITH Mullen on
third base and Mi!Scl on sccoud IN the
seventh inning and got one Of the great
ct ovations ever rendered a Yankee attn
lc,c.
Unfortunately Franks bat has hcor
idle 50 long that It dii not know what
all the excitement was about. and It's
own ei'~ uHnIe may le found ~ tho box
score among bauss'S seven s'rikcOut We
Tins Fritz Mais"l played his iirst game
at thiri base this year and made his
first appearance n, tn. T.. -. in a regular
position sine" h- injury Ia MAY. n"
aa- real busy ~ the first game and
got all his throws away on time.
Rtli Donovan again IS hard hit Tor
talent. and his hospital cans; again has
out the syn standing room onis " Fad
dy Baumann Is sick IN bed and Rule
oldriug had such a bad toothachc in the
first game that he waS forced to- knock
OF work H. the second tlt. To-day Don
uNan viii spring a new combination. Lee
Mdgrc WI b. moved INTO second. where
he starred W the t'tds. Mullen will GO
t. right Held and bld-'ng to centre.
while for the present Naiscl will be con-
tuucd on third base. Tho scores
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The ambitious Oscar Wit gave n sam
pl" OF what his team had In store for
'u'lop By the manner in which he sal d
"%il"llp' to chilhowic Nicholas In The
fiiSt inning of the first game. Oscar
nohed 4 triple mo deep left and rode
home on BIslI's sacrifice fly to Oldting.
In the third inning Jennings had FUR
thcr opportunity to dance the Scranton
n'ng. Tho Tigers punched out two more
runs. Cohb bounced "A bit on Cullop's
FIN. and Neach pushed him to third with
/, single. crawford rolled out. and Burns
was ~rurposelv passed. Young forced
Cobb AZ the plate. hut Spencer's single
to ccntr" lot in Crawford and Burns.
The wine blew into "A gale in tho sixth,
when cobb opened with "a single. and
Neach. rraw ford and Burns hacked
doubles. and Spencer followed with an
in'ield single, but the damage was held
to two runs.
In the ninth inning the whole house
fell on Slim Love. rovelcSkie'S single.
Mullen's tumble on Wiz and Cobb's pass
placed a Detroit tenant on every sack.
Neach then bumped his triple 10 the righ,
field wall and all those tenants flew
home. crawford's sacrifice ay lifted
Ncach In.
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BRAVES GAIN ON
LEAGUE LEADERS
Stallings's Pcnnant ChascrS
Beat Pirates Twice i'm a Day,
6 to I and q to ).
TYLER IN BOTH NJ

PITrsBrRG. Aug. 29-tNational)-
Boston o both games from Pitts
burg here to-day. the first by a score OF
6 TO ! and the second . to 3. Tyler won
the first contest by holding the Pirates
TO eight scattered hits and went in to
pitch the final game. but was forced To
give way to Hughes in the eighth after
he had yielded o runs, which tied the
score.
In the sccond game kantlehncr re-
ltercd Evans at the beginning OF the
but when two men hill safely In
the ninth rn'ng Mamaux went in, and
tire" moro hits and an error gave Bos-
ton five runs. Left Fielder Magce of the
Bostons made his FIRST error of the sea-
son IN the second game when he FUN
blcd i%inch,nan's single. The scores:
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EBBETS IRIS NOVEL CHARGE.
Says SNAKE Blurs Whcat's Vision
asks for Summons.

Charles II. l.bbcts. Jr., secretary of
the Brooklyn National League Baseball
club. and George I.undcquist, ground
keeper AZ t'bbets Field, Were IN tathush
court yesterday 10 complain against the
HyGcia lc" Company, which has a plant
On Franklin avenue oppnsit" Ehbcts
Field.
Zach Wheat and the others playing
the outfeld at Ebbots Field, Mr. Ebbats
said, had conp.aiucl tina: smoke coming
from chimncys OF the lee plant. often
times MIXED with cindcrs. made Il diti-
cult for them to judge fly balls driven
into their territory.
4 viii probably he issued
t. have the officials of the ice
in court some time before the Dodgers
get home on September -.
The sun., 1916-08-30

Billy F~itzsimnons Of Yonkcrs easily
outpointed Young kctchel, in tho star
bout in the Harlem sporting club Of
Rockaway last night. kctchell was
warned several times by the referee for
holding "n,
Tn" weights were ritzsimmons. l2cir
pounds kctrh~ll. 1891, pounds. The
ten round semi-fnal hetwccn X. ~.
Egs"rs and Mark Spencer ,ncgro) was
stopped by the referee in the eighth round
To- save Spencer from being knocked out.
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BROWNS TIGHTEN
A. L. REMNANT RACE
Draw Red SOx Nearer Rivals
by Handing Carrigan's
Tribe Double Defeat.
SCORES-5 TO 3 AND B TO 2

BosroN. Aug. - (Amcrican).-St.
Louis further frightened the American
League race by taking two games from
the leading Red Sox. 5 to 8 and 3 to 2.
In the first contest the Brown took
the measure Of three Of the leading Bos-
ton boxmen, Leonard. Ruth and Mays,
by hitting in the pinches. while Davcn-
port kept the champions hits scattered.
st. Louis pressed its attack against
shore in the second contest and Carrigan
called upon his reserves in a vain effort
TO stem the tide. Groom was very ercc-
tive and was given strong support. The
scores:
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ALEXANDER RECEIVES BONUS.
Gets $1,000 for winning His
Twenty-afth Game.

CHICAGO. Aug. 29.-tirovcr Alexander.
star pitcher for the Philadelphia Ma
tional League can is $1,000 better of
to-day for having won his game against
the Cubs here yesterday.
II was tho twenty-ffth victory for
Alexander this season. which gave hum
the bonus Of 81 900 offered by the I'hil-
lies should he score twenty-five wins
during 1915.
Alexander had another mark 10 shoot
AZ in the game with the Cubs, lie has
pitched thirteen shutout games this
season, and should he twirl another il
will make n new record.
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CHICK S1M1ER SHADES REGAIN.
Scrr nton Lad Yarns Uonors IN Fast
Bout At Pioneer =. e.

In a bout that KEEP. tho big crowd AZ
the Pioneer sporting club last night
on their toes throughout Chick SINNER.
the scranton lightweight. shaded Jimmy
Regain II California after ten rounds ~
furious fighting.
Regain set the pace. hut S-'nlcr's
,%lcvcrncs7 enabled him To avoid the
ruShcs ~ his opponent and lam stif jabs
and hooks.
The sun., 1916-08-30
CUBANS AT RIDGEWOOD.
Long Branch Team to Play Royal
Giants.

The Long Branch tubans. who pIaycd
two thrilling contests AT WaIlace's nijpe'
wood Grounds Win IA" Cuban stars last
Sunday, viii again h" seen In action a,
"a" same ii"ll u"Ni sunday, Dr. Henri
uh"Z7 boy VIII h" pitt"i against the
i'oNa. .,'ltut7 ~ - double header. The
Lone Branch ''sm last sunday defeated
tn" ''lil,Hu STAR, , to 4, in one Of thc
host r"ut's's trou ~ EiigoWood his sea.
s"n. WIN their pitchers In prime con
iitiun. IA" h"l irom Havana have no foar
Of Ia" host ~ H. lo"H, semi pro-, Munnz.
star hurl-r Of III trlan ninc. viii he
nit'Hd against Stringhcau Williams IN tho
feature game, and R,llestores and Har,cv
VIII work IN the opening TN.
IN Labor Day the tuban stars ~ Ia
vana aud the ROYAL ';iants will clash In
a double header at the Ridgewood Grounds
The sun., 1916-08-30
CHINESE TEAM IN HARLEM,
OricntnIs VIII Play Lincoln Giant.
on sunday.

Til" best attraction staged at Oiynpic
Field, 1854 str""t and Fifth avenue. this
season g. ttrd"' for next sunday, when
~" Chimes" team OF &h" University nj
HrwUl and the Lincoln Giants clash I'm
the frttur" Of 4 douhl. header. The Orien'
tails, Who viii remain In this country
"r'y fcN Wof" weeks, have made "A nns
cord This season. Since coming from
Hawaii three months ago tho Chin
have PLAYED moro shan q hundrcJ sane.
AMT hay" won more than ~hree-uu1rtnr
ApHu aud MARK win work against Rritin.
and Wiley, In The first game the I.IncoIns
Will play the Mtli'r y nine.
Tho chimes" viii give an exhibition a,
slai"w PLAYING before tho game. "
The sun., 1916-08-30
CUBAN STARS IN JERSEY.
win PIR. Jersey city Nine Sundn ,
Afternoon.

The Cuban stars, who arc PLAYING an
exceptionally 'nc article Of htsohulI. Nil
paNc hriscolrS Jersey 'i'y team at West
Side Park. The tuhans early his Season.
he easy prey for local semi pro nine.
but since becoming ao'timai,d tho Havana
boys have moved dawn some of tho
strongest teams IN th' Eas'. Tho sta.
VIII hay" their s'ar hurI,r. SIareA. an
the irins line. VIM" Uris'nli wall iercni
on clinton, who hcll the chinese TO thrsr
hits IN Nft"cn iuuings recent,
In the first game tho Monitors. INC 81
hudson .connty,,s champions VIII play the
Jersey. city Firolncn. who engaged tho
New work. mr." laddirs IN u thr,ilins 1.
! eleven Inning game last Sunday.
The sun., 1916-08-30

Spencer showed early he wa no row.
ley-powley to got fresh with. Cullop
purposely slipped Burns a pass. .illinr
the bases. to get al Young and spencer.
II worked with Young. but Tuh fred a
single To centre, scoring two mates.
Tubs game bag was almost as heav, =,
Neach's. as he hit a homer and three
singles ami drew a pass. lie hol,.d IN
four runs and heat out an intcld tap.
Ty cobb is not a bit Interested N his
batting contest with Iris Spcak... Two
Georgia Peach collected -four hits n
two passes in the two games. and High
robbed him Of another with q pllcnom
catch. Cobb had TO argue his third hit
The sun., 1916-08-30
McGRAW APOLOGIES
Case Brought AGAINST Him by
Cinry Fan dismissed

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Aug, 29.-John j.
McGraw, manager of the New York Ma
t%ionals, and John T. Reed OF this city.
who engaged in an argument when the
Giants were here last month that re-
suited in warrants for zach man being
ISSUED charging them with disordcrly
conduct, wcro dismissed in police court
here to-day.
II was mutually agreed that tho cases
b" dropped, when McGraw a~pologizcd to
Reed and agreed e. peg the cour, costs
The sun., 1916-08-30

Detroit In View YORK;.
Chicago In Philade IphiR.
~. Louis IN Boston.
Cleveland II Nashingtol.
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rs When Tigers Whale Them 7wice in an Afternoon
TIGERS Feast on YankS
While 10000 Look Or
Jennings Felines Hand Locals a Double Trouncing, 8
to l and a to big Day for Veach and Spencer
Maisel Plays Third, Baker Bats for Mogridge.

into the official records. The official
scorer at first recorded 1t as an error for
Peck, but Ty sent cmissaries with his
demurrer. Ty even wanted to bring an
affidavit from Peck that Roger could not
have thrown him out. so Cobb got his
hit. That was the only way to silence
him.
4 banner weekday crowd OF 10000
bargain lovers found little opportunity
TO climb on the rear Of their chairs for
sheer JOY. for the reason that Harry
toveleskie and George pauss fired the
ball AZ the Nanke from such angles that
the New York boys were unable to shake
hits from their sticks. Both Harry
and George permitted only seven hits
and n earned run IN Their respective
games.
The sun., 1916-08-30

Tive" base hits Peckinpaush. Young .. also,
Ihfce has" hil-Pipp. Home run spencer. Sac.
riihrc HI, -Moeridg" Double play Pc, Linpsuyh.
Mullen and Tipr. Left on bases New YORK :;
,,rlt"lt, ., First htso on l.
ms aud earned runs on Mogridge, \ hits, 4
runs w ! inning OF Shocker. . hits. no runs
N : innings ON Dauss, ! ran. Bases on balls
w Mogridg", : ,t"hh. Ncschl on Shorkcr, .
N"ach, spencer OF nauss, : Cwalters. Mul
l'lp.. struck out By Mogridsc. . ,Dsnss ~
by Shocker. / DaussJ hy Dnuss, : Mage
p"cAinpansh. Miller ., Msisel. Mogridgc. Pa,
h,rI Wild pitch Mogrihgc. Empires Messrs.
Evans aud oIoughlin, Tune OF game. hours.
The sun., 1916-08-30
Richmond IN Toronto rNo,
FRO, iicnDc IN l,,h..

Providence N ~i;ochc,,.,
BUFFALO, Aug. PA rally ir -.
eighth inning enabled the Bison. :, ,,,,
the Newark Indians to-day h, , s.,,,
OF s TO .. In that session ihcy land ,
hard on Tom Hcaley's shoots and ...,,,
!our runs. Jackson started "a, 49,"
with a two Dagger and Car'.,rnir l-,,,
In the tieing and winning run. yub A,
triple.
Up TO the eighth Hcalcy wen, ,r,o- It,
fine style. IIe kept n,. hii w.n sat.
tered and received hnc surror, mn.
when he weakened his outfie'd cra,lct
too. with the result that several r.
went for extra bases.
Gaw hurled a good game for ,h, T.
sons. With the exception ~ g., f.v,,b
frame. when he was touched for II. w..
runs. he Kept tho Indians OF tho .,.
zach side nad q lightning 'iir do,,,o
play. Mcdonald. GIN and Hunlrol c,c.
'uted on" for the EiSous, while ,,hlc
"owe and Tenney did the trick sor tho
Indians The score
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RXEY BATTLES CUBS;
PILLS EASY WCTORS
Quakcrs Pound Vaughn and
Prcndcrgast for 8 to
Victory.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2o-tNational).-
Rixey held Chicago helpless to-day.
while Philadelphia pounded Vaughn and
Prendergast for an $ to 3 win.
The New York players coming here in
exchange for Zimmerman did not ar
rive, but are expected tomorrow. The
score:
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ANOTHER OF MACK'S
HURLERS TRIUMPHS
Johnson Downs White So\ nv
q 10 = COunt-ScndS ont
Circuit Drive.

TWutrEirU'A. AUG ga nl"rir,ui
philadelphia hit ~" ban hard ard
Npu easily from chicago to-day. = =" =.
The visitors used thr"" pitcher ling
ling Johnson OF l'r>iuu~ pitched. Tho
game was the mrs this. season which
WAS not won hy either Bush. Myers ~
Majors johnson. hit - holucr. The
sNANn :
The sun., 1916-08-30

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, 2; Cincinnati. ..
Brooklyn, 2; ~. Louis. 4.
Philadelphia. \, Chicago. =.
Boston, ii Pittsburg, I tnrsD.
Boston. o; Ptttshurg, : (secOnd).
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wv ARK
BUFFALO


bas's on balls on .sp >tru,t OH. o.,
ha". !; nv Hsaley : Three b4.r hii. a.,
strom. ON. Two base hit ta,k.pu ,h,Y.
nell stolen base Kih!.r Douhe NAV.
Mcdonald. til and Hummol: CAME Ma.
ana Tenn"y Impirc- Mc.--s clo,ry and
minutes.
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ADVANCE BY
WINNING DOUBLE BILL
Get Into First Division
Through Defeat of Birds.
T. TO 3 and II to -.

MONTREAL, Aus. % Gntcrnat o.,I
Dan Howley's Roy.,s moved back ~.
the first division TODAY A. INIT -
their double victory oyer IN" pt,' ,ro-s
''rloi'H. Tho cores w,rc ; 80 = and -
I" : Ma.s'l. Wagner. M,id,u .-.
Tw"mhlN got home runs m tho s..n,,.
game. The scores.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

ED FOR TO-DAY.
New York In Cincinnati.
Brooklyn IN ~. Louis.
Boston In Pittsburg uwo,.
Philadelphia In Chicago,
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"" base hits lcsrI. rraw ford. Nnunr
Ir" has" hits viz. N,Ach Sacrincr MI.
Mage, ttHv ford. Sarruro die. Rms, ,,.v.
,,"tf i"ft an bases NV York. y Detroit. &
''r>' 'Hs" ou 'rrur Detroit. Iiiis and
'hlu'l run, I'm 'uli"p, - hits. . nm. IN q
'lilhES "f Love. . hits. . Iurs IN g iun,np,
on '"'"l..k'", I run Raises an balls ON ,ul
l"p Burrs' IN Love. . ,Nnsrh. ,>uur
,"ih, "r 'pN'lo>.tc . / ,N,scu stri,,. nm,
Nv ,,nllul, ! hiushi; hN Love. ,Rurns, hv
' "''l".kl" : hiish. Alexander. Love- I'm
pres -Nr>Srs binuehliu and Evans. Time of
game hour and 81 minutes
The sun., 1916-08-30

'Ratted for Scott in the seventh inning.
HATED for Cadv IN tho seventh tuning
Rated for Wyckor In the seventh timing.
SLATED for MrNslly in the sesenth inning.
'Rstt"d for ATnew In IN" ninth inning.
~ louIs".......... . %
Sfoi,n lasas Nsrssna NNlar Qhntt.,
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StenweI starts Rally.

etengel launched tho Superbss m in
that eighth inning rally 10y beating out
a hit TO Corhan. Merkle raped safely
10 right. putting Stcngel on second.
Wheat mad II three straight singles on
Ames by lashing a liner into left that
put Stengel across the pan and plant, |
Merkie on sevoni. fuggins ,ierrickei
Ames and ordered Rces Williams to stop
b charging Superbas.
Cutshaw laid down q safe unit and
Williams. IN an cndeayor to get Merklc
At third. threw Wild. Fred scoring, Buck
racing to third and George taking Sec
ond. Wheat and Cutshaw did not ilnger
lon on the bases, for Fly Myers ham
mered a one timer into centre that
thumped In Buck and George with what
proved to be the winning runs.
Olson sacrificed. Williams to SNYDER.
Myers taking second -. Miller fi,d out
to Bescher. but Sherrod smith came
through with q slam to right. lily s,rad-
dltng the binglc and riding home. The
rally ended when Mourey forced smith
at second.
Ragged Brooklyn defensive play in the
early innings sent the Cardinals off TO a
hying start. 81. Louis started Changing
the scoring gong In the third frame.
With one down Long doubled TO left and
took third when Olson was throwing out
Snyder. Bescher stole second. and when
q. Miller dropped the ball as he was
about 10 throw, Long scored and Rescher
reached third. wh'yc he Was marooncd
when Cheney threw out Corhan.
The sun., 1916-08-30

Two base hits Burns. Eoush. Stolen bases
Fletcher, chase. Sacriiice hit -Robcrtson. Sac.
rnrc flies -I.ob"rt, Burns, Double plays
Fletcher ard kcll, lierkos and Fletcher, Left
an bases New Work. . Cincinnati, :. Bases
~ balls I'M Mitchell. I Hits and earned runs
or Sallre. - and : IN . IN Mitchell. 2 and
> In . Hi hy pitcher Rv Mitchell. l uIerzog,.
struck out Ry Sall"', . by Mitchell. .. Wild
pitrh Mitchell. Empires Messrs. O'Is,y and
Harrison. Time Of game hour and 20 minutes,
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r~ITrsBrHG. Aus 20 y. 'a ,''a,s
Jack souNillc club ~ the sou VIA
League hv tho lN'tShV"E N.'.rnG lst- .
club, according +" an our"1u"'ur" ' :
TODAY.
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MARKLE BEATS KEATING.
O~utpitches Ray and Leads Toronto
20 3 10 q NictOry.

TORONTO. Aug. 29-I"tcrua' oral.
Markle outpitched heating i1.d.. 49,
Toronto beat Richmond hy e.. fp N.'
rays two doubles helped mar.r.l',y '
the scoring, Smiths field - fc, Vrr1
the game. The score
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SUPERBASB BATTER
OUT VICTORY IN
GARRISON FINISH
Come From Behind in Eighth.
Score Five Runs and Beat
st. Louis. Z to T..
DODGERS ERR At START.
CARDINALS TAKING LEAD

ST. Louis, Aug. ce.-Lashing ont with
savage batting sallies In the sixth and
e.ghth innings the smuggling Superbas
smashed In enough runs to overcome an
early lead the Cardinals had gained
through ragged brooklyn defensive play.
and beat the onrushing Cardinals by a
score Of ! to 1 on Robson Field this
afternoon.
Mule Watson. IIugeins's rookie phc-
nom who recently conquered Alexander
and Sallee in pitching duels. and Larry
Cheney. with the scalps OF eight straight
victories dangling from his belt. were IN
the firing lines at the start Of the fray.
Gets battcd for Cheney In the iifth and
Appleton relieved Larry Of tho Brook
lyn pitchers burden. Cutshaw almost
took Watson's rand of with II lashing
liner In the midst OF the sixth mini
Brooklyn batting rally. and Watson had
TO give way to Red Ames.
Ollie O'Mara batted for Appleton In
the seventh inning and Sherrod Smith
finished the game for Brooklyn. Sher-
rod got credit for the victory. When
he Superbas rose on their hind legs
in the fierce eighth inning s~lugfest they
hammered Ames on the hurting hill and
treated his rescuer, T,ccs Williams. 10
such a bombardmcn that Steamboat
limped INTO port at the end Of the inning
In such a crippled state that Higgins
had Butler bat for him IN the eighth
and sent In Rookie I,ortz to twirl the
ninth.
II was In the eighth frame tina tho
Brooklyns battered out the victory.
Errors by Olson and otto Miller helped
the st. Louis scoring in the early innings.
the Cardinals getting lone runs IN the
third. fourth. nth and sixth innings.
Brooklyn Ragged a brace ~ birds in the
sixth. Entering the eighth the score
stood 4 To- +. In 81. Louis favor
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Dallas. 5 Fort Worth, .,
Galveston. > San Antonio.
Shreveport, = Waco. 2.
Houston beaumont game postponed on
account of rain,
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Western Association.

Tulsa, Z, M~uskogcr. .,
sherman, b; Fort smith. 3
oklahoma CITY, !; McAlester. ?
Paris. =. D.nison. . thrst. Paris. 6;
Dcnison, U tsecondb.
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BlSONS RALLY AND
TROUNCE INDIANS
Solve Tom Hcalcy's Curves IN
Eighth Inning. Scoring
Four Runs.
FINAL COUNT Is & To .


Bnnaic. s; Newark, 3.
Toronto. q; Richmond. a.
frutidcn'c, :: Rochester. n ,nrstt
providence. IL Rochester. s ,sc-ond,
M"m,renI. 4 kHliim"r. . mist,
montreal, II; B%aitimorc. ,c,a,,
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Pacific Coast League.


Vernon, .: Oakland, O.
San Francisco. d; salt Lake. 4
Portland, 2. Los Angeles, :
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south Atlantic League.


Macon, 8; Jack sonvillr, 0
Columbia, =; Charleston. :
Columbus, ! Augusta, o.
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Ashclill', l. Winston Salem. : ,nrs,, .
Ash"Nillc, 4, Winston Salem, > ,sccond,.
Tho Itoloigh-t Charlotte. ,;rernsburo-u ur-
hmm games were postponed on account Of
rain
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Iotal-' 34 70 = y ,hoclcrp.. 90
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SECOND GAME


'Rsttei for Evans IN the seventh inning
rBattcd for MamsuS in ~" ninth innius
Boston ............. n . u . q a ~ q T. .
Thr,~ base hits Meanwhile. JOIN ston. Iar
r"r Stolen bases I "nnnlly. Magce. Warner,
'Hrrv, Righ.r. schmidt. Sacrifice hit-Nprau
VILE. S%Scrinra ny IiinrhmHu. IIothl" PLAYS
Narsnville and kun.'cty tprc,. Farmer.
Raird and Johnston. Isft On hssa. Bo.'nn. s
ritt-hurz, s. First hH~" "n errors Boston. !
rittshurc. l.. FIRST base on balls oT TYLER, ..
oN Hughes, I Of Evans. = IN kautl.hner. I
Hts and earned runs on TYLER. Hud . iu
: innings IN Hughes. = and / In - 90
Evans. ) aud . ~ :. "i hautlchn,r. . and =
in ll5: m Namaut. = snd . IN %. iIt hN
pitcher r. Exams. . tkonct"hN. ,ovdA.
Struck "u, -Ry Tyler, 4. Passed hall -',nVdy
tmpircs- Nessrs. KLEIN and i:irsii.. TINE ~
game hour and 81 rinutrs.