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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-06
Civil Service Examinations for
Many Places With Amer
iCan Government.
SOME PAY HIGH SALARIES
List OF Places and Salaries Paid
is Here Given and Information
Useful to Those Who Want
Places.

The secretary of the Fifth Civil
Service District, Atlanta, announces
the following examinations to be held
on the dates indicated, at various
places in the district Application
blanks and additional information con-
cerning them may be obtained from
the local secretary at any first or
second class postoffice, the secretary
Fifth Civil Service District, Atlanta,
or from the United States Civil Serv-
ice Commission, Washington, D. c.
Freight rate clerk, Feb. 27, $10O per
department; three years experience
with railroad freight tariffs, classifi-
cations, etc, required; age 20 years
or over; announcement and applica-
ton form 1912 will be sent upon re-
quest.
Passenger rate clerk, February e.,
$100 per month; vacancies in quarter.
master department; three years cx-
perience in general passenger or tick
ell auditing offices of railroads re-
CURED; age 20 years or over; an
nouncement and application form 1872
will be sent upon request.
SubInspector of Ordnance, Feb. 81,
1917; $445 per diem; vacancies in
navy yards; knowledge of the manu-
facture of guns, etc, required; age
21-40; announcement and application
form 1912 will be sent upon request
Assistant Chemist, Feb. 27-2S, 1917;
$1,350-$1 500; four vacancies in New
Jersey and others elsewhere. College
graduation in chemistry including one
year in practical organic chemistry
required; age 20 yeasr or over An
nouncement and application form 1872
will be sent upon request.
Mechanical craftsman, $1000-$1 200
Applications accepted at any time as
supply of eligibles is not equal to the
demand. Vacancies in war depart
ment. Applicants must be college
graduates or senior students in engi-
neering or have had three years ex-
perience as mechanical craftsmen.
Age 18 or over.
Apprentice craftsman, Feb. 27, $3.50
per annum; vacancies in war depart
ment; age 1921; announcement and
application form 1872 on request
Laboratorian qualified in electrical
science, Feb. 81 $3.50 to $4.24 per
diem; vacancies in navy department.
Age 20 or over
Library assistant (male and female)
Feb. 27, $3O4 per diem One to three
years training required; age 1910.
Hull craftsman, Feb. 27-2S, $1,000;
vacancies in department of commerce.
Age q or over. Announcement and
application form 1912 on request
Assistant oil inspector, March Z
$1,400; vacancies in Oklahoma and
elsewhere; announcement and appli.
cation form 1872 on request. &.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-06
COTTON WILL "coME AGAIN."
Stated Supply Does Not Near Reach
the Demand.

ATLANTA, Feb. 5.-1n spite OF the
war and the diplomatic rupture with
Germany and the break in futures on
the New York cotton exchange, cot
ton is going back to 20 cents and stay
there or thereabouts for the simple
and fundamental reason that the
worlds demand, even excluding the
Central powers, is greater than the
worlds supply.
At least such is the opinion of Full
ler z. Galloway, of Lagrange. Asri-
cultural Commissioner ]. D. Price and
other authorities on the subject who
are advising the farmers not to be-
come panie-stricken by the present
furry in the market. but to hold 81
the spot cotton still in their hands
until the price goes back.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-06

NEW YORK, Feb Modification
has been received that the steamer
New York, The first American passen,
ger ship to sail since Germanys new
submarine order, left Liverpool Sat
urday. The American liner Philadel.
phia arrived at Liverpool Sunday and
the liner Finland this morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-06
FIGHTING ALONG
THE SOMMf FRONT
GERMANS HAVE RECAPTUREO
TRENCHES AND REPELLED
COUNTER ATTACKS.

BERLIN. Feb. 5.-(Onicial Wire
less)-Violent fighting still prevails
in many sections along the Somme
front and has been for the past two
or three days.
The Germans recaptured many Of
the trenches east ,of Baucourt which
had been lost to the English. and tile
attacks of the latter have been re-
pulsed with great loss on both sides.
1t is said both the Allies and Central
forces are preparing for aggressive
fighting.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-06
LOCAL COAL men
PULL BIC stun 7
cONEY AND PARKER OPERATE
THEIR PLANT ON SUNDAY
AND DO MUCH GOOD.

1t is doubtful if there is another
city in the state which has suffered
less by reason of the cold than has
been the case here in Brunswick.
There is q reason
The Coney and Parker company,
appreciating to the fullest the extrem-
tiles OF the situation, have exhausted
every means at their command to fill
their orders for coal and wood. In
addition to working to their fullest
capacity all day Sunday, these ener-
getic people have supplemented their
own delivery autos and wagons by en-
ploying every conveyance to be had
night and day since last Friday. Mr..
w. F. Parker, head of the concern,
talked interestingly to a representa-
tive of the News last night. He says
that the telephone company is not re
sponsible if his company did not an
swer the calls promptly yesterday
that the office force and the workers
were both short and that often the
telephone bell rang and the force wa
so busy it was impossible to answer
it. Mr.. Parker suggests that if the
cold weather keeps up and those wht
are so urgently in need should send
their own teams, all could be supplied
All urgent orders were filed yester
day. and Mr.. Parker does not believ,
that even the poorer classes of peo
pie have suffered in the present trying
situation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-06
Eighteen Million Men Available.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5-Nearly eigh.
teen million men are available for
military service in the United States
in case of serious emergency. ac.
cording to the estimate of Mayor
MitchelPs committee for national de
= fense. 1t was said that more than ten
, and a half million of the men avail
able are between the ages OF IS and
45 and are fit for field service.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-06
YOUNG TREES ARE INJURED.
Many Sections OF Florida Damaged by
the Cold.

JACKSONVILLE Feb. s.. While it
is too early to determine the amount
OF damage inflicted by the cold Of
last Friday and Saturday, enough is
known to make certain that truck
has been heavily damaged in the coun-
ties of Orange, Marion, Alachua. st.
John and those adjoining.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-06
RUPTURE PLEAsES MEXICO.
Mexicans Declare United States Must
Cease Interference.

Ell PASO, Tex. Feb 5.-Great ella
tion over the diplomatic break of the
United States with Germany is ex-
pressed By both Villa and Carrsiza
officers.
Mexican syDpathizers here and in
Northern Mexico now d clare that the
United States will b. compelled tc
cease interference With the affairs in
Mexico.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-06
PEACE CHANCES
SLIGHT, IS. SAID
THIS NEWS REACHES UNITED
STATES DIRECT FROM
BERLIN.

BERLIN. Feb. 5-Authoritative in
formation indicates that a peaceful
continuation OF German-American re-
iations after the departure Of the re-
spective embassies in tie sense out
lined by President wilson appears
slight
Germany's submarine order has not
been modified. The only security is
avoidance of the prohibited zone.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-06
AUSTRIAN CAPTAIN IN BAD.
He s Charged With Trying TO Destroy
Vessel.

PENSACOLA, Fla, Feb. 5~Charg
ing conspiracy to destroy vessel In
American waters and violation OF i'm
migration laws. warrants have been
issued against Captain Ivancich and
nine Of the crew Of the Austrian
steamer Lucia. which has been tied
up here since the war began.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-06
FORD OFFERS ENTIRE PLANT.
In Case of War, He is Ready to Turn
it over to Government.

WASHINGTON Feb. s. Henry
Ford today announced in the event Of
war he would place his factory at the
disposal OF the government and OPP
crate without profit.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-06

MANILA, p. l., Feb. 5.--Port au
thorities today found all seventeen
German ships anchored here damaged
extensively.
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HARD WORK FOR WOMEN.

It is a question 1T women doing mems work deserve particular sym pathy, for it is doubtful if there is any work that is harder than every. day housework. Overwork tells on the kidneys, and when the kidneys re affected one looks and feels oder than the actual years. Mrs A. c Wells, R. R- 5, Rocky Mount N c, writes q cannot praise Foley Kid ney Pills enough for the wonderful benefit I have derived from their use for a short while "A C. Jennings.
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MIR. HILLS EVIDENCE.

Former Ambassador Hill spent enough time in Berlin as the repre- sentative of America to know some. thing of Germans of their ideas, and of their plans When he tells the American people that the imperialistic ideas of Germany are not alone fos- tered by the royalty, but that the Ger man people as whoe are behind the sentiment, he knows what he is talk ing about.
 Did not wave of rejoicing go through Germany when the Lusitana went down? How many Germans in Germany can you find who are not i'm perialistic? l have NEVER FOUND ONE"
 This Is his view of Germany and that is why he adds This is going to be different world if the Central Powns win the war, and it is by no means certain they will not
 PerhaRs such expressions as these Swll awaken the American people to .aa,lize that this is as much a war of aofox sive as a war could be defensive oxcant k hat instead of awaiting for the cermansN to conquer England and France anM then come and conquer America. we Ahaye taken time by the forelock and iiXtend to join with Eng land and France\ and the 9ther~&llie| and see that the lpporialist r. move bs nipped in the bud
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New York Takes Two From
 Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. May 30-New Yort shut out Philadelphia twice today, in the morning. to o, and this afternoon in a 15-inning pitching duel ? to Q. iWth two men out in the fifteenth in ming the bases were filled on bases on halls to Peckinpaugh and Caldwell, the latter battiAg for Love, and Walters single A base on balls to Magee forced in Pecknpaugh and Miller's sigle scored Walters.
 In the eighth inning of the after noon game Baker was so badly hurt that he was forced 10 cave the game Thinking that Johnston intended to bnt, Baker ran in, but the batsman swung hard and knocked fast ground CT which took bad bound and struck Baker in the face.
 Afternoon game
 Score R. H. E. N Y. GOO O00 O0o GOO O02-2 10 c Phil 000 oe0 000 ooo ooo-~o I
 Love. Shocker and Walters Schauer and Haley.
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RECTOR AND SAWYER.

The partnership between E. w. Rec tor and myself having been dissolv- ed by the death of Mir Rector, 6 all continue the practice of law under the firm name of Rector and Sawyer, heretofore used, this continued use Of his name having been generously suggested and permitted by his fam fly. l. E. SAWYER,
 Hot Springs. Ark. Feb. 9. 1917. 2-2-.f
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BASEBALL RESULTS
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Standing of Teams.
Little Rock Shows Improvement.

Little Rock, Ark, May 30.-Little Rock, under the leadership of Man aser Wares, won both games of d d0ubIe-header from Mobile today, to 1, and 2 to 1.
 Little Rock took the first game by punching extra base hits off of Bren- nan, while Led5etter was pitching good ball. In the second game, which was seven innings by agreement, Ben nett allowed but one hit. Stark was given a base on bal's to start the sixth and scored on Coyiugton's trp;e. Tincup's sacrifice fly scored Coyng- ton. win the winning nun.
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HE ALMOST FELL DOWN

A. M Iunsucker, Boeue Chitto, Miss. felt so grateful because of be. ing freed from pain and distress that he wrote the fo lowing letter. q was suffering from rheumatism, kid. ney and bladder trouble, also dizzi. ness; would almost fall down at times ] started taking Foley Kidney Pills and two boxes gave me entire relief" Dsordered kidneys give warning y pains in side and back, rheumatic aches, sore muscles, swollen joints, puffiness under eyes, tired and languid feeling.-A c. Jennings.
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LODGING sEHIND}sKIRrs.

The government h2s found way to prevent men feSm hiding behind skirts in the myster of this war thing When it ws. supposed some time ago that mag,fed men would not be taken a,1vo11hteers, there was a rush for !-ae marriage license bureau, but the government checked the matrimonial plans at that time by stating that per sons who were unmarried at the time of the war declaration would be con sidered unmarried in military affairs. That had its effect But later there has come an impression that in the registration scheme, the married men would not be called, and in some places there has been another rush fer marriage licenses. The govern ment is meeting that situation. l. is strange that man would hide behind the skirts of a woman when his nation needed him. and it is equally strange that woman would accept such a person as husband, to become the father of her children lt is not pleas ing to admit that such conditions act ua ly exist. but they are apparently creditably reported.
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Apparently the ball teams Of the country are going to lose a lot Of their 800 percentage men when the Army League gets going
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Register next Tuesday and see hat all others within the ages register. It is a duty 10 your nation that can not be shirked successfully and no at tempt in that line should De made.
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But then if you haven't joined the Navy League or the Red Cross or some other patriotic organization you have done whole lot of effective ducking
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Even Break Between Memphis and
 Atlanta.

Memphis Tenn, May 30.-Nemphi- and Atlanta divided a double-header first game, 2 10 1, and the locals rhe second IS to g.
 Atlanta won the first by scoring four runs off of Fentress in the fifth u- ming, Moyt. who relieved hm, wa D. effective. the visitors adding two tallies in the ninth
 Memphis easily won the second con test by pounding BressIer for twenty hits, inc uding two doubles, two trip.es and four home runs
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The Germans may be dreaming of victory but there will come a day of awakening and the shock will be all t is cracked up to be.
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The best thing cur neighbors just outside the city limits can do is to come in and help make Hot Springs bigger and better to live in. Most of them live off Hot Springs whether they reside in it or not.
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Hot Springs ought to have one of the endorsements of soldiers for the Yory good reason that this resort is important to the whole scheme Of the army successes
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
oIedo 3-a- -LoIL.vIIIe a-N-

Toledo 3-3. Louisville 50.
 Columbus S-3, Indianapolis 20 st. Paul-Minneapois, rain, both games.
 Milwaukee Kansas City, ram; both games.
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Philadelphia wants connecting line with Hot Sprngs overland. and we all want the same thing What about getting it?
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Use Ligeets Golden Tip Tea for making iced tea This tea i7 pro cured only from the early flowery pickngs, which in this country is found in but few of the most exclusive stores, and then at prices varying from 800 to $5.00 a pound Price $l0O a pound For sale by R C. Nor ris Drug Co Phone 2i2 6-10.tf
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We have tn opsrarIon a circulating ar system throughout out plant, which prevents a fly from lighting. The Pas. teurlxed hllk Go. B-t1-tf
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The strawberry is hanging along worry well and waiting for the dew berry 10 come along and push him into the background
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pR. WALREs'a ogy;SZG.

Dr. DaCosta Walker announces that he has removed his offices to a front suite, second floor in the Kempnef bukding Elevator service 4-tb-tf
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NOTICE

Mrs Walter l.. Cain will remain iere during the summer months and yi continue her class in piano at Ter studio In the Kempner Bldg. Phone 300. 5-l9.3t
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The Memphis bridge should be made the center of east and west travel through Dixie as never known before
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But then there are whole lot of jack rabbits that may be brought into play if they can get tins to can them
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Waco q. Dallas l6.
 San Antonio 8. Shreveport f. Houston 6, Fort Worth S.
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Also a meatless day will aid diges- tion as wei as help take care of the food shortage situation,
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East St. Louis had 10 stage some thing to detract attention from that eastern Illinois cyclone section
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Well, the county finance matter ought to make it easy to round out some substantial road improvements soon.
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The hot waters will always get some kind Of crowd, only we want that crowd to be always big.
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little one you are certainly laying in store for a day that will mean much in the future
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PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

Notice is hereby given that l have sold my interest in the Crystal Cafe to George Georgopul.
 LOUIS POl4YClfRON. 5-273t
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R IL T.
Chattanooga Twice Defeats 5irming
 ham.

Chattanooga Twice Defeats blrmlng-
 ham.
 Chattanooga, Tenn, May 30.-Chat- tanooga took both games of a double header from Birmingham here today F to and 2 to l. In the sixth tn- ring of the first game Chattanooga scored eight runs off Johnson on six hits, a base on balls, hit batsman and an error. Both Ponder and KnoVl- son pitched good ball in the second game Two hits followed a base on balls in he third inning, and Graffs home run in the fourth gave Chatta- nooga enoneh to win
 First game:
 Score R. IT. r. Birmingham .... .000 0f0 O31-5 9 f Chattanooga ....002 2o8 00x-12 ? 2
 Ellis, Johnson and Hawortb, To.aud; Merritt and Peters.
 Second game.
 Score R IT E Birmingham ....0O0 00O 0l0-1 5 0 Chattanooga .... .0Ol 100 O0x-2 6 3
 Ponder and Haworth, Knowlsou and Peters.
 Nashville and New Orleans Divide.
 Nashville. Tenn, May 3J.--Nashyiiie and New Orleans divided a double header nere today, the visitors win ning the first game, : 10 2, and the locals taxing the second, 19 to 9. A the first game Nashville batsmen cohd not hit Smith In winning the second game Nashville established a season scoring record, by taking ad- vantage of Robertson's wi'dness and hitting Kroh, who succeeded him, for twenty-one hts, including seven doubles.
 First game:
 Score R. Fl, E. New Orleans ,...2 20l Ol0 ool--5 l Nashville ...... 900 GOO 200-2 10 -3
 Smith and Higgins; Cavet and Street.
 Second game:
 Score K II F New Orleans ..001 0Oi Ot0- 2 Nashville ......35Q 470 O0x-l9 22
 Robertson Kroh and Higgins, Stans- bury; Taylor, Decatur and Marshall
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.
New York Takes Lead From
 PhiladelphIa.

New York, May 3O.-New York took the National League lead from Phila- delphia this afternoon by defeating that team, to l. Schupg pitched his sixth straight victory Of the season, while the Giants hit Alexander hard especially in he piEches. A crowd which filled every seat in the Brush stadium sang the chorus of the Star Spangled Banner" before the game, led by an opera ooist
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Cleveland Drops TWO to Detroit.

Cleve and Ohio, May 30.-DetroIt took both games from Cleveland today, winning the morning game, 1 to 1, and the afternoon contest, to I. Su- perior pitching on the part of Roland and Ehmke and the brilliant fielding of Veach and Young were largely re- sponsi0le for the victories which forced Cleveland back into fourth place.
 Afternoon game.
 Score F. H. r. Detroit .........3O0 000 O20--5 1 Q Cleveland .......001 900 O0O-l 2
 Ehmke and Spencer; Gould, Morton and Billings.
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Chicago-st Louis, rain
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Expert KODAK finishing Sorrells Drug Co If.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-31

If you buy a Liberty Bond for the
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-31

Try . ssnunsl Record wan, Ad.
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Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream. All cream Ice cream. The Pastuerzed Milk Go. Phone 15. 5-8-tf
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ssandlna Of Teams.
Boston Won Double-Header From
 Washington.

Washington. May 30-Boston made it four straight from Washington do- day by winning both games Of the hoIi- day double-header 1t was the ninth consecutive defeat for the locals anu fhe fifteenth contest they have lost by one run. In the morning the visitors won, 1 10 g. .Bader replacing Shore after Washington had tied the score. Hits punched off Shaw decided the ar ternoou game Bader was wild, but ef- fective in the pinches
 Afternoon pamp.
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Even Break Between Pittsburgh and
 Chicago.

Pittsburgh, Pa May 3O.-Pittsburgh split even with Chicago today by tax ing the afternoon game, 2 to 1. after losing the morning game, to 5. The afternoon game was won largely through the effective pitching Of Cari- son, who did not allow d hit until the seventh inning.
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Boston Scores Double Victory over
 Brooklyn.

Boston, May 30.-The Boston team closed the home series with a double victory over Brooklyn today, winning 1 to in the morning and 10 o in the afteruooR Rawlings, substitut ing at second base, was the principal factor in Boston's scoring in each con test
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St. Louis and Cincinnati Break Even.

St. Louis and Cincinnati Break Even.
 Cincinnati, May 30-St Louis and Cincinnati broke even in double header here today, the local team taK- ing the first game, to 1, and the visi- tors the second, 1 to 2. In the first game Chase got a double, triple and a home run, while Cruise made three hits out of that many times up. Groh got two doubles and a single out of three times up in the second game. El,er, who relieved Schneider in the second game. pitched good ball, allowing only one hit in four innings and striking out five men
 First game:
 Score R H E St Louis .......0oO 010 O00-1 II 2 Cincinna.i ......300 013 10x-8 fl o
 Ames, Packard, Horstman and Shy der; Mitchell and Wingo.
 Second game:
 Score R. H. E. st. Louis .......030 O20 o00-4 s Q Cincinnati ...... GOO 020 000-2 l
 Doah and Gonzales, Schneider EJlcr and Wingo.