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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-07
TOday's Filings Of
Candidates for State Offices

Gilbert H. Hedges, Oregon City, dem
ocratic, district attorney for Clackamas
county.
H. o. Lehman, Portland, republican,
state senltor, 18th senatorial district,
comprising Mulnomah county.
s. b. Huston, Portland, republican,
state senator, 18Th senatorial dstrist,
comprising Multnomah county,
II, NJ Patton, Portland, republican,
state senator, 18th senatorial district,
comprising Multnomah county.
Mrs. Ella j. Met2ger, Dallas, repubE.
can, representative in the legislative
assembly, lth representative district,
comprising Polk county
Paul c. Bates, Portland, republican,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-07
Chess Champion Lost Two.

Portland, Or, April Jose Capa.
blanca, Cuban chess champion, today
had two defeats chalked up against
nim-the first since he left Kansas City
month ago on tour of the United
States.
In 80 exhibition matches before Il
large crowd at the chamber of com.
merce last night, Capablanca won 81
and lost 9.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-07
Used Willard,s Mitt

Kenosha, Wis, April 7.-Tle mitt
that has met the mitt of Jess Willard
proved the 'undoing of Lee Nelson here
last night.
Jack Hemple, the heavyweight cham
pion's sparring partner knocked out
Nelson in the seventh round of their
scheduled ten round bout with ter
rifle right smash to tne jaw.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-07
Big Match Tonight.

Portland, Or, April Frank Vance
and Eddie O'Connell, rival wrestling in
structors of Seattle and Portland, will
grapple to. a finish before the Rose City
Athletic club tonight. Their match
has been called "grudge match" and,
either meaning business or hoping to
swell the box office receipts, the pro.
mOters have ordered special policemen
to prevent too much "rougn stuff 4"
Mike Butler was agreed upon last
night As referee.
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Chase With Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Ohio, April President
Garry Hermann, Of the Cincinnati
Reds, in announcing today the signing
of Hal Chase to play first base for the
Reds, declared he expected the left
handler to add considerably to the
strength of the team. Chase is ex-
pected to Join ihe Reds Immediately
lie has been getting himself in condi.
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San Francisco, April THE gOlfing
class among the women of California
will be well represented when the in
yitational golf tournament for women
Of the Sequoyah country club begins
April II. Mrs. A. r. Pommer, Miss
Edith Chezbrough and Mrs. Max Roths-
child are the favorites.
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COlOred Boys Beat Beavers.

Portland, Or, April THE Chicago
Colored Giants were scheduled to ar
rive in Seattle this morning after wal.
Looping the Portland Baby Beavers l3 to
! at the Vaughn street grounds yester-
day, The chocolate lads won without
IN effort,
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Honors Are Even.

Kansas City, Mo-, April 7-Honors
between Matt Wells and Charlie White
are now even.
BY taking the decision in their fif-
teen round bout here last night, the
Chicago boxer evenel the score. In
the first three bouts Wells had gotten
one decision and one newspaper YER
diet, while White had received one de-
cisiOn. White finished going strong.
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No One But Roosevelt.

New York, April 7,-Politieal signifi-
cance was seen today in the conference
between Theodore Roosevelt, Victor
Murdock and George W. Perkins.
Murdock was reported to have told the
colonel that progressives would consider
no other presidential candidate.
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House Is CAPTAIN.

Palo Alto, Cal, April 7.-NGeredith
House, of Riverside, will leld the
Stanford freshman track team waen It
meets California at Berkeley oval to-
morrow afternoon. Announcement of
his election to the captaincy was made
today.
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To Challenge Crane.

New York, April Jay Gould s
title as national court tennis champion
will be challenged tomorrow by Joshua
Crane, Of Boston. Crane won the right
to challenge by defeating Payne Whit.
ney, Of New York in the finals of the
preliminary rounds three sets to one.
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WIN Not Trade Sneaker.

Boston, Mass, April John J. Lam
min, owner of the Boston Red Sox, de.
MED today that Iris Speaker would be
traded to the New York Ylnks, He
said he expected to sign Speaker shortly
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Both Crews In Fine Shape for
Great Race al Seattle This
Afternoon
Yesterdays Results.

At Oakland-Portland 7; San Fran
cisco, 3.
At Los Angeles-Vernon, ); Los An
geles, 4
At Salt Lake - Oakland, 5; Salt
Lake, l.
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The union evangelical MethOdigt ser,

vices which have been in session the
past week at the Leslie NJ. +, church
will close this evening. The meetings
have been well attended and much in
tercst manifested. Next week, the
will be continued at the ia
son Lee Memorial church and the fol.
lowing week, at the First Methodist
church.
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Women To PLAY Golf.

tion by working with the San Francisco
Seals at San Jose.
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FOR RENT-Five room furnished cot
tage blocks from State House, half
block from ear line, plumbed electric
lights, wood and gas ranges, cement
basement, furnace, $50, Inquire 16l
5. l4th st. APPS
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-WindOwcleaner. Phone 76S.
Mays
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WANTED-Dry cows and stTippers.
Phone 1425-M. APRIL
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POTATOES for sale cheap, Phone 9F11
AprT>
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FOR SALE-6-room house, 9 lots, good
assortment of fruit and berries, small
barn, all at q bargain. Car line
block, school blocks Price 1850,
easy terms. Call after $3.50 p. M,
1896 n. 18th street, Salem, Ore. AI0
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new TODAY

new TODAY
A HALL-Free for religious service.
Phone G29. Apr7
HAVE A GARDEN-And lawn, Call
phone 635. APPS
WANTED-Experienced delivery boy,
S55 North Commercial. Apr7
FOR Housekeeping rooms, 1886
North High. Phone "a. " til
FOR SALE-Cow, will be fresh in a
few days. Inquire Route 6, Box >ll4-A.
APPS
FOR RENT-Five room modern house,
close in. Inquire 1l6 Marion st.
AprlO
YOUNG FRESH COW-To trade for
horse. w. H. Poole, Route 2, Box
1856. APPS
FOR SALE OR RENT-Modern : room
house, with bath Well located. 2S0i
S. 2lst st.
GOOD DIRT FOR sALE-Apply corner
N. f. Chemeketa street and l4th.
Phone 22l4. APPS
FOR RENT-6 room house, s lots, plen-
ty of fruit, city waterJ IS a month.
Phone 204l-R. APPS
TO LOAN-$4OOO on good farm secur-
ity, long time, per cent interest. 4lS
I. 5. Bank Bldg. Aprl0
WANTED TO BUY-Mohair. East Sa-
lem Tannery, 25th and Oak street
Phone 2l6O-M. Aprl3
WANTED-To borrow $4,000 on i'm
proved city property J. Wesley,
General Delivery. Apr10
WANTED-Harness and shoe stitcher
cobned, and shoe finisher. Address
c. l., H., Capital Journal. APPS
WANTED-3 room modern furnished
apartments, close in with garden
spot. Phone 727 after 500 p. m. Apr7
BUICK ROADSTER-Run 5000 miles,
in perfect condition, cheap for quick
sale. 645 Statesman street APPS
FOR SALE-Cnoice acclimated seed
corn, grown by II. D. Landon, Salem
Fence Works, back of Chicago store.
Apr7
WANTED-Glrden and lawn work
promptly attended to and reasonable
charges. A. E. Day Phone 23Sl-R.
AprlOI
ATTENTION-Highest grade seed 20.
tatoes for sale, or will trade for cord
wood, or young chickens, 500 N. Cap
ital. Apr7
FOR SALE-Two large rockers, one
small rocker and dining chairs, in
Golden oak. 1906 Center. Phone
S2I Apr7
WANTED-To borrow $4,000 for five
years, ON brick block worth $4,000.
win pay Z per cent interest. Phone
1921. APPS
FOR RENT room house, close in,
gas bath, hot and cold water, $1,000
per month, $40 Union street. Phone
5S0-M. APPS
WANTED-Experienced team man for
work on grain farm, } miles south of
Salem ON jefferson road Phone
9-Fll. Apr7
EXPERIENCED HORTICULTURIST-
Of 0. A. c., wants position. Com
mercial orchard work preferred.
Phone n.
YOUNG W1DOW-With . little boys
wishes position as housekeeper,
>country preferred. Address W., care
of Journal. Aprl0
NOTICE-Wm pay l5l4c for hens 5
pounds or over, and 10 cents for small
hens, Friday and Saturday. Price s
Meat and Poultry Market 32j North
Commercial Street. Apr7
.sTRAYED-From GO Center greatly
priced large cat, big yellow eyes,
brown nose, white breast, body black,
grey, white and brown. Name Jen-
ME Am leaving Salem. Informa-
tion at once, dead or alive, will be
gratefully received Mrs. Decker.
Phone l446. Apr7
G-uaaul.lH--luu-luaH
@THE OLD RELLABLEn
lIsl
l5SSI
IREM EDYFoR NJ ENl
! lAT pRussisrsoR Tsi1I roy ~ slLii -
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FOR RENT-3O acre hop yard with
good contract on part. Work carried
up to date and bearing orchard, 8
acres, mostly peaches; located one
half miles west of Waplto station,
Yamhil county. Address VIM. II.
Egan, Gervais, Route .. Phone
SILL Apr7
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS-New and
clean. 40 Court street. AprI5
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FRONT APARTMENTS Ground floor
49l N. Cottage. If
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BIGGEST SALE-Ever YOU can find:
20 acres, l6 to II acres plough lind,
balance good timber and pasture, no
buildings. On county road. Little
work TO irrigate to 3 acres. Good
black garden land. Price 81 500. is
worth S35OO. need the money. 21s
miles from Salem. ''2O Acres, F." care
OF journal Aprl5
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FOR RENT-hOuse, with garage, ia
S. Cottage. Phone 100. Apr7
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PHONE 037-FOr Wood sal. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-07

ITTENTTON-Highest grade seed po-
tatoes for sale, or will trade for cord
wood, or young chickens, 500 N. Cap
ital. Apr7
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and lawn work
promptly attended to and reasonable
charges. A. E. Day. Phone 23Sl-R.
Aprl0
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A HALL-Free for religious service.
Phone 600. Apr7
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FOR SALE-Two large rockers, one
small rocker and dining chairs, in
Golden oak. 1906 Center. Phone
S27. Apr7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-07

FOR SALE-Cnoice acclimated seed
corn, grown by II. D. LandOn, Salem
Fence Works, back of Chicago store.
Apr7
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FOR RENT room house, close in,
gas bath, hot and cold water, $1,000
per month, $40 Union street. Phone
5SO-M. APPS
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borrow $4,000 for five
years, ON brick block worth $4,000.
VIII pay 7 per cent interest. Phone
1921. APPS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-07

FOR RENT-6 room house, lots, plen-
ty of fruit, city water, IS a month.
Phone 2O4l-R. APPS
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BUICK ROADSTER-Run 5000 miles,
in perfect condition, cheap for quick
sale. 645 Statesman street. APPS
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go Center greatly
priced large cat, big yellow eyes,
brown nose, white breast, body black,
grey, white and brown Name Jen-
ME. Am leaving Salem. Informa-
tion at once, dead or alive, will be
gratefully received. Mrs. Decker.
Phone l446. Apr7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-07

borrow $4,000 on inn
proved city property. J. Wesley,
General Delivery. Apr10
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WANTED TO BUY-Mohair. East Sa-
lem Tannery, 25th and Oak street.
Phone 2l6O-M. Apr13
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would got hungry and 20 home.

But he stuck right on the job and
when everybody was sick OF max
ing n monkey Of themsclf. he was
nice and fresh and ready to continue
and had thought up n few hundred
words to say about Old Glory and
little Eva. Once he says something
that sounded like Mr.. Bryan. and
Mr.. Bryan thought II was. and ap-
plauded. Mr.. Bryan was down in
the press box and was nattIly at
tired in prince albert coat that
the prince had forgot to take of one
night
Mr. Bryan travels light. they say
He doesn't oven have to carry hair
brush. and He will be Just alike
that way in few more years. Alex
ander Hamilton seemed to he Gov
ernor Glynn's favorite topic OF con
versatiOn. because. as says before,
they ain't no old Democrats that tho
party can boast Of.
The GOV. got mixed In figure Of
speech once and put himself in bad
with the suffrage element.
THE rugged hands Of the women
and the delicate hands of the men. !"
"NN HhN AN HNyH' anu AlA bhN III IN
round me looked surreptitiously at
their ten baby fingers.
Along about the middle Of Gov
ernOr Glynn's tour. seen Percy
Hammond get up and bolt tho Dem
ocratlc party.
Secretary KrGmer says n few
words about what the convention
had been called for. SO as they
would not nobody think they was
there to slice cucumbers.
Charlie White. the New York ref
cree. WAS head door tender,
How do they look to your" l asst
him in brief interview.
Not very good" he says. But
then / suppose I'm spoiled, bscaues
most of the guys been associated
with was boxers" >"
When made up my mind that
they wasn't no use me staying rouad
no longer. / beat II down town and
went in the big department stor"
to buy a shirt. They was two OF
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both ut tho time Of the Institution Of tilt
suit aud NJ tn" time Vt the making Of sueh
report, aud the value OF such property and
assets az said times
:. The liens upon, and the rights and
Interests Of others IN, the property and NJ
sets " said rCmplrton Coal Company, tlit
respective debts secured thereby aud tths
priority NJ such liens, and the nature X
such rights aud lntcreAta ~ OF the tint
" the institution Of the suit.
=. The debts or said Templet0n Coal
Company NJ the time Of the Institution OF
the suit.
T. whether said receiver should he re-
moved 10y the court, aud In this connection
vOlvcd In the petition Tor tho removal ~
Nnld receiver by l.umbeFpOFt Steam Coal
Company tho answer thereto, aud lie
plcndlngS thereon,
Ing. nmong other things receipts and dis
burHemcntH.
q. Az issues involved In this cause,
.. III what sum OF money, N any, the
plnlntin IL Indebted, or what sum Or
money, II any, the plaintiff should be de.
creed to nay, to IumberpOrt steam Coal
Company because Of amy lois suffered by
u 10y reason Of the rrcelvCFahlp. "a
\. Any matter pertinent 10 this cause or
nny Issue thereof which may he required
by amy party to the cause.
The above named parties and all others
Interested win take notice that the under.
slgnch master will on the
NIll DAY OF JUNE, A. u. 1910,
proceed tn execute the above order OF rof.
cIcncc NJ his offices. Sca- e2i Con Huiidine.
CmrksbuFK. West Virginia.
1lNeI under my hand this 18th day n
LAFAYETTE G. CRThF.
Master Y. y. MIST. g., n. u. OF W. Va.
ChnN u. johnson, Solicitor.
Nelson u, crnmer. solicitor.
u. N. Amber, Solicitor
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p NATIONAL - 8
baseball RESU[Tl|
10 AMERIOAN ~ {
NATIONAL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
At brooklyn R.H.E.
Chicago ........ 900 100 OOO-l o
Brooklyn .......O 900 200 OO'-2 G 3
Batteries: Mcconnell and Archer.
Dell and Meyers.
At New York R.H,E.
St. Louis ...... 900 100 100 Q 3
New York ..... 300 ITO OO'-5 30
Batteries: Williams. Steele and Sni-
der. Perritt and Raridcn.
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Two base hits-Johnston, Konetchy.
Double plays-Viox. Wagner and
Johnston; Meanwhile to Egan to Kon-
etchy.
Left on bases-PittsburG :, Boston :.
Base on bRlls-Of Mamaux 5. on
Reulbach G.
Struck out-By Mamaux 5. by Rcul-
bach 6.
Balk-Mamaux
Wild pitches-Reulbach 2.
Passed. balls-Gibson. Tragessor.
Time-l:35.
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Lardner Hears ''Spaniard" GIynn As
He Puts the Con in Convention

two miles an hour he'd blow out
spark plug and 1t would cost him
the race.
instead of me going in the press
box like usual. set way up in the
gallery. and three arguments against
suffrage set right behind ME and
kept me on tender hooks til the mu-
sic started. After a Ehile the band
played Maryland, My Maryland"
tho tune of which was made in Ger
many. and MY Country IT'S Of
Thee" that the melody was wrote
in England. They done this to make
II neutral.
Then the convention opened up
and was glad | was setting in the
gallery, because couldn't hear all
OF what they was saying on the plat
form.
The first speaker was the Rev.
Lee that's presiding alderman in
the Methodist church. When he'd
said his prayer. we was all thank
full he hadn't been called on for a
sermon. The person he was pray
Ing TO would probably of like Il
better II they'd been about six thou
sand words Of It cut out. After the
prayer was over several applauded,
which isn't done in the best Repub-
l'can circles.
One auditor jumped right out OF
his seat and shouted TO HIS rever-
ence Brother. you said something"
Which was true.
Mr.. McCombs. the committee
chairman. or whatever he Is, broke
out next with few new ones like
Abraham Lincoln and united we
stand; stewed, we stagger."
When he had run out OF gas, the
band played to waste \ little more
time and then Governor Glynn, the
well known New York SpanIard,
plucked more fragrant flowers OF
eloQuence than we thought was left
In the garden. He drug In the name
OF woodrow Wilson ana the whole /
convention got up and yelled and
marched round. aud waved flars.
and they hgured that 4 they Kept
itup long enough, The governor
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(By Ring ". Iardner.)

ST. LOUIS, No.. June l6.-They
had trifle over two hours Of con-
vention here today and didn't do
nothing because they was afraid
that II they got down to business and
done something there wouldn't be
nothing left to do and We got to
stay hero till Saturday so as the
brewers will clean up enough to
spend the summer at South Haven.
will write this stun like usual
in chronological order like 1t hap
pened, the same way two other star
writer's, Irving 8. Cobb and Arthur
brisbane, writes their stuff, and
each one Of we three stars claims
that the others stole the idea from
him, but II was Moses that really
got up the idea.
Riley Wilson. the Virginia SPELL
binder. spell bound us till o'clock
this morning and didn't have any
thing to do after that til Z O'Clock
when l was billed to meet a train,
SO got pretty near two hours sleep
and that's prety good for a conven-
ton.
Then I wanted to get two extra
tickets TO the convention and /
went in the Sullivan headquarters
and says to Mr.. Skidmore:
'Mr. Skidmore," says. Mr..
Brennan promised me a couple OF
extra tickets"
So Mr.. SkIdmOre give me the cou-
pie Of tickets and then l went out
and see Mr.. Brennan and asst him
for couple Of extra tickets, and he
says: Sure l will get them for you. "
but says: Never mind. already
got them.T
So then l went 10 the manager
OF the hotel and asst him TO put
Frank King out Of my room and he
put Frank out and give him another
room. and now l won't have to fur
nish ideas for cartoons no more.
Pretty soon Il come time 10 20 out
70 the Coliseum and l rode out IN a
horseless carrlage and the man that
drove L was scared L he vent over
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GORE TEAM WINS.

The Gore alley second duck pin team
defeated the Grassclll team in contest
rolled on the Gore alleys Thursday
night by total OF nine pins. The
Core team secured Il large lead in the
hrst game and the GrRsselli bOwlers
were unable to overcome this lead in
the last two games. Golden, of the
Gore team, had high individual score
and Smoot, OF the GrassClll team. had
high average.
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my sligo to select from, so got them
both and am going without meals to-
night and tomorrow.
Tonight they's going to be what
they call frolIc at Dclmar Garden
under the ostrIches OF tho press
club and was ast to 20 and keep
stlll, but Irving Cobb was asst to
speak and won't stand for no play
Ing favorites. will Just ignore
their darn old party and when l
say party don't moan tho Demo-
cratic party, because you can't live
In this hotel and ignore that.
Tomorrow thcy's going to be
another twO-hOur session and when
they adjourn. they're al going to
the ball game. SO maybe II feel
good tomorrow. | will so along and
instead of writing about the CON
ventlon l will write about the ball
game and try and make II awfully
funny, which some OF the games
here is without half trying.
seen Katherine SynOn Interview
Secretary Daniels today and she
kept straight face all through.
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Games Today.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at ST. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
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GRAFTON TEAM
TrounCed by Gore Alley Bow
IerS in Game Rolled on the
Grafton Alleys.

The Gore alley i've man duck pin
team defeated the Grafton team In u
contest rolled on the Grafton alleys
Thursday night by total OF los pins.
&. Lynch, Of the local team. had high
average for the contOst and Turner,
of tho Grafton team. had high indlvid-
uAl score. scoros:
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PLAY FAIRMONr TONIGnr.

The Gore alley first five man team
will bowl the Temple alley team OF
FairmOnt three game contest on the
Gore alleys Friday night. A good fast
game iB expected. The remaining ten
games of the twenty game match be-
tween Mills and Davis. of Fairmont.
and johnson and Longmoro, Of this
city. will also be rolled. The Fair
monters have n large lead in this
match.
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Standing of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


AZ Detroit r. II. Z.
Philadelphia 900 100 OOO-l s 2
Detroit ........ 900 oil 30'-5 Z l
Batteries Bush. Sheehan and Mey-
or. Dauss ard Stanage.
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German Drives in Both Runs
and Has a Perfect Day
in the Field.

BOSTON. June l6.--Honus Wagner
played another game Of baseball
Thursday and the Pirates won 2 to ].
Wagner not only stole all the thunder
in the field, but he bent against the
ball for two hits that drove in both
runs. Old man Wagner's record for
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At Cleveland RH.E.
New York -. 900 O1O OOl % 10 /
Cleveland &C.. 100 OlO 900 ID s 1
Batteries; Caldwell. Shawkcy and
Nunamakcr. Covelcskie and o'Neil.
Ten innings.
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WAGNER'S TIMELY HITTING
WINS GAME FOR PIRATES
At Philadelphia


Cincinnati go. 900 600 OlO-l 80
Philadelphia . 900 900 2O'-2 ( o
Batteries: Schneider. Knctzer and
Wingo. Alexander and Killiter.