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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-04-05
For Sale

South Side Dairy Will sell the en-
tire plant. consisting of: 8 room
house. silo and baln with room for
10 cows and 4 h,rses. or will rent
the buildings and sell the stock
Possession will be given at any time
before June lst. to suit the pur-
chaser. The monthly sales are frsrn
Sl20 to sI40.
Reason for Selling We are planning
on going south and as the boy grad
uates from the school this spring, Il
will be alone. This is snap for i
man who wishes to give his children.
the benefit of our High School and
at the same time have something to
more than pay his sexpenses. Inquire
lof j. S. Pingrey. Phone so.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-04-05

Mrs Dan Mulluair and grasd-
son OF Parker were guests OF
tile Vim Mulhair family d few
days last week. They returned
home SATURDAY.
james Livingston, who has
been visiting the r. F.. Hershey
family, went to Parker Thurs
day last week for q brief visit
with relatives near there
May Vaughan and Geraldine
Wiser, who have been visiting
for the past week with Hurley
relatives and friends. returned
ITO their studies at Yankton Col
liege Monday afternoon.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-04-05

Peter Alien transacted busi.
ness IN Sioux City Friday.
New line Of Spring caps inst
received H Martinson Il Son.
Ivan Benson eft for Role. Ia,
Saturday 10 make au extended
visit with his brother
Miss Agnes Wieland of Mar,
ion came MoI.day and is 4 guest
at the John Buchinillaf home il
South Harley
Mrs. Thos, Espie 81 sions
Falls, who visited hes sister Mrs
Henry Anderson last week, re-
turned home Monday this week
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
STROEHMANNS TO
PLAY ST. MARY'S
Response IL Good Whom Sale Of Tickets
For the Elimination Contests Is
Announced.

Announcement wnS made yesterday
BY the manager Of the Strochmann team
that arrangements have been made for
game with st. Mary's fast nine next
Saturday afternoon at that place. Tho
local boys will have no easy time TAX
ing n victory from these boys, and q
good game is expected.
From ST. Mary's they will Journey "a
Huntington for the game to take place
Sunday afternoon. Considerable inter
est is being displayed in this game. and
It is likely that nice bunch Of local
fans will make the trin to see the
game.
Men in charge OF the sale OF tickets
for the elimination contests Of the am
ateur baseball cham pionship OF the
United States state that already many
Of the fans Of Wheeling and vicinity
are responding by purchasing one or
more of the tickets for the game 10 be
played at League park. The game will
be with Johnstuwn on Sunday. Septcm-
Der. .. and will likely begin Mt p. m.
The fact that the Strrchmann's last
Ia Parkcrshurg Sunday has apparently
no effect on the supporters and adj
mircrs Of the team. several Of them
declaring that the local boys did not
even try 10 beat the ParkcrshurGers.
From all indications and information
the locnl boys appear to have Just about
as much chance TO come home with
nice string Of bunting ms any IF the
ont Tres in the elimination series
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
|FADERS IN THE AMERICAN
BREAK EVEN IN ,DOUB[ET
cu1eAco Aug, 20.-Chicago and Bos-

CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-Chicago ana Boy
tor divided a doublehender today IN inc
cneninr Of the series which Will have
hi - barring on tho pennant race. chicago
sh,,ut out the visitors to In tho IN
;,io1 pan1c but Boston won the secoE"
rarne 3 to /, In eight innings, when ~
waa called on account Of darkness. chi
roro still retains the lead by seanI
margin. ,,,
In the first game Urban Faber allowed
rho worlds champions only four scat
tered hits and only two Boston men
reached second base. Chicago. on the
other hand. batted Foster and Saacr
froely Faber was given perfect sup
MORT. 4 onn-hand catch 10y Jackson de-
nrived Lewis of a possible triple. and
i,rh1ninr doublep lay by +. Collins. MS
bcrp and Gandil cut of BOSTON rally.
4 heavy rain which came M IN inc
sixth inning Of the first game after
Fahcr had doubled. caused delay OF
ono hour and IL minutes.
PLAY was resumed on Il muddy held
Cicottc's wildness in the second lhh'',H
Of the second game and Barry's timely
double won for Boston. Lewis M"
singled and Scott SACRIFICED AEne"
then flied TO Felsch. Cicotte whiR''s
MAYS and filing tho bases and harr! d'-
Iivcrcd his double. clearing Inc paScS
The locals started g belatcd rally IN l"e
eighth inning. when two singles and
base on balls filled the bases and lorcfa
AT:,vs' retirement Ruth walked the
next man and forced in run. hut JACK
son and Fclsch each struck out IN inc
p:rchcs. Score:
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favorably, while some are waiting to see
II second call will be made.
Many previous motorcycle owners have
been drafted into the army, and are at
tempting to dispose Of their machines
before they are required to leave for
camp.
Following are last weeks sales Of the
local dealers:
Wheeling Cycle conpany-Albert
Sharp. Edgewood, Henderson,; Brady
Evans. Neffs. Ohio, Excelsior: Carlisle
Rutherlnnd. Warwood. Excelsior; VIII
liam Thompson. South Wheeling. Hen
derson: Frank Harris and Joe Stofrer.
two side cars.
Braunlicb-City Of Martins Ferry.
Harley Davidson and side car; Albert
Meyers. Sherrard. Harley and side car;
William Bott. Clayton. Harley and side
car.
Wesley House reports the sale Of
four new 1917 model cradle spring In
dams, and also two side cars Of Indian
made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
RACE RESULTS
At SARATOGA

SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug. 20-Rcsults:
First Race-3-year-olds and up. sell.
Ing: one mile: Top o the Wave. 100
(Pitz). to !, s to 2 and to S. won
Tie Pin, 118 (Cruise). to l. . to
and even, second. Ocean Prince. III
Ca Coiiins), 10 to !. 4 to ! and 2 to I,
third. Time, 1:4o IS.
Second Race-i-year-olds and up.
steeplechase selling: about two miles:
Bally Ray. lat (Williams). to 1.
to and 1 to }. won. Reddest, ia
(Hennesy), s to ]. to and to 5.
second Bamboo. 141 tStevenson). II to
l, to and. 2 10 l. third. Time. +:31.
Third Race-S-year-olds and up. handi.
cap: six f,rlongs: Corn Tassel. 10
(McTaggart). 70 2, 9 to 10 and to
8. won. Crank. 10 Cranky 10 to !.
to.1 and to s, second. Walnut Hall
1l6 Goftus). 10 to /, 3 to and to :.
third. Time. l:13 is.
Fourth Race-The Kentucky selling
stake, 2-ycar-olds fillIes. guaranteed
value, $4,000; 5t furlongs: Stitch In
Time. 100 (Buxton). to !, 4 to and
to S. won. Dawn Star. 10i (Lyke).
Q to Q. TO and 4 TO S. second. UNA
tilla, % "a. Collins). 7 to 1..5 to and
6 TO S. taird. Time. 1:o7 is.
Fifth Race - 3-year-oIds. one mile:
Meteorite, 121 (Loftus), 9 to 10. l to
3 and out. won. Queen Errant- 1lS
(Kcogh). 20 to /. to ! and to ].
second Hyannts. III ca. Collins). IL TO
|, 4 to and 8 TO s. third. Time. 1883 IS.
Sixth Race-2-year-old maidens. 6h
furlongs Subahdar. lis (Schuttinger).
7 to l, 5 to and to S. won. DebAdou.
lis (Robinson). to /. even and to
S. second Saints Bride. lie (Parring.
toni. 20 to /. 8 to l and to /. third,
Time, 1907 As.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
Armbruster, Local
Tennis Player, Won
From Parkersburge|

ParkerSburg, w. Va, Aug. 20.-The
West Virginia Patriotic Tennis Tourn-
a ment which has taken the place for
this year Of the annual championship
tourney. opened today with a large at
tendance Of players. Many OF tho fam
liar faces were missing because OF war
duty. The proceeds will go - the Red
Cross. Tom Cummtns. the lltlc holder
Of singles. and one Of the doubles cham
pions. has entered The meet. The first
days results follows:
Shrewsbury uf Parkersburg, VS. Cox
Cincinnati. won. by Shrewsbury. Sc: "a.
Pcnnyhackcr. Parkcrsburg. VS.. Banz
Parkersburg. won by Pcnnybackcr, 81;
Ga.
Morris. Parkersburg. VS.. Smith. Park
crshurg. won by Morris. 60; Ga.
Lee. Of EIkins. VS.. Ludey. Parkers-
bur. won by Lee. 6-l; e..
Armbustcr. Wheeling. w. Hall. Park
nrsburg. won hy Armbuster, 2-6: So;
- default.
Powell. Parkersburg. VS.. Smith. Of
Marietta. won by Smith. 6-1; 6-1.
Bowers. parkcrshurE, VS.. Rathbone.
Parkersburg. won ny Rathbone. 81; 90
The Drawings.
FirsI Round--By"rs Of Parkersours
- Marsh of Wheeling.
lIakcslcc White OF rarkcrsburB Va.
Parker. Parkershurg.
l.. Morris. Parkcrsburg, vs. S. Smith,
P::rk"rshurE.
T. Johnson. Tarkcrsburg" VS.. Scott
Wheeling.
I.udlry. Petersburg. vs. Lee. Elkins.
second Round--Biddle. Parkersbur6,
vs. Eurd Wheeling.
{. Smith. Parkcrsburg. vs. Sloan, Ma
ri"tta.
Krmcry. ParxcrsburE. vs. Drennen. Ell
klnS.
Kingsley. Park"rshurG. VS.. Cummins.
Wheeling.
Shrewsbury. rarkrrshurE. VS.. Cox.
ParkcrsburE.
T"nn*packcr. .rarkcshurg. VS.. Banz.
Petersburg.
Hawkins. Parkersburg. VS.. Cunstali.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
M'CraW and MatheWson
Must Appear in Court

NEW YORK. Aug 20-Summonses
were issued for Christy Mathewson.
manager OF the Cincinnati Nationals
and John J. McGraw, manager Of tho
New York Nationals. by magistrate
here today. on complaint Of city de-
tecttre, that there had been violation
Of the Sunday Law when the two teams
played 4 baseball game in this city yes
tcrday at Il concert announced as Il
benefit for the families Of the men Of
the G9th' New York National Guard
regiment. now the 165th in thc fedora!
service. The two managers were or
derrd to appear In court tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
CUBS THE vIoToHs.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 20.-Chl-
cago won the opening game Of the
series here today, to 2. The visitors
drives for extra bases played n big
part In their victory. all Of them fig
urinE in the scoring. Score:
Chicago... l 10 o 0 l 0 % I
PHILADELPHIA 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 I-2 9 !
Douglas and Elliott: Oeschger and
Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
HOME CLUB LOSES TO
THE PADEN CITY TEAM


Srcclsl Dispatch the InislEcncer.
PADEE CITY, W. Va. Aug. 20.-Thc
Padrn City team defeated the home club
Of Wheeling hero yesterday by the score
Of 70 I. Jefferson started to pitch
for Paden City. but was hit rather hard,
allowing nine saf"ties in three innings.
but Cecil held the visitors safe the
res, Of the way. The locals will play
the Baucrs club next Sunday. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
Fiery Eczema and Skin Eruptions
Readily Yield to This Old Remedy

OF eczema and other skin eruptions.
This wonderful remedy is without an
equal as a blood purifier. being prob
ably the oldest blood medicine ON the
market 1t has been sold by druggists
for fifty years.
You are invited to write today for
complete and full advice as to the
treatment Of your own case. Address.
Chief Medical Adviser. Swift Specific
Co., Dept. RIFT. Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21

ParkerShurg.
Z. Bowie. Wheeling. vs.. winner Leo
Ludy match
Hall. I'arkcrsburg. vS. -hrmbruster.
Wheeling.
Wilson. Parkersburg. VS.. Lccpcr. Mari
eta. .-..s.s
Powell. Parkersburs. VIC. ". Smith.
Marietta.
Graham. Parkrrsburg. w. Purinton,
Morgantown.
r. Norris. Parirrsburf.. rs. Franz
helm. Wheeling.
Rathbonc. parkershurg. vs. Bowers.
Parkersburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
BRAVES THE LOSERS.

BOSTON. Mass, Aug, 2O.-St. Louis
took the first game OF it's last series
here today. I to 6. A double. steal In
the last Of the ninth. Cruise scoring.
gave the visitors the winning run after
Cruise and Paulette had singled with
two out.
Boston used II men. Catcher Ira
gresser OF Boston left for Lafayette
Ind, tonight, TO be examined Tor the
army. Club officials said he would
base his exemption claim on the de-
tendency Of his widowed mother and
sister. Score:
ST Louis. On3o3 % 0 IL IA 8
BOSTON 1000 O . 0-6 IL 3
Meado~s, Horstmann. Packard. Doak
and Gonzales: Allen. Nehf. Barnes and
Rico; .TraEreSser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
WACNER'S DOUBLE IS
GOOD ENOUGH TO
Win FOR PIRATES

BROOKLYN. y. Y. AUG. @0.--Rrook-
lyn lost the first game % the series
10 Pittsburgh today. In q III ten IN
uIngs. Miller and Marquard each al
lowed three hits in the first nine an
ningS.
Hans Wagner opened the tenth with
n double 10 left. Fitler laid down
safe hunt to O'Rourke who threw
wildly to first Wagner scoring OIL the
error The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
TIMELY BATTING.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Aug. e0.-Timely hit
ting with tho help Of two wild throws
by Ainsmith in the first and second In
nings enabled 81. Louis 10 take III" first
Of the series from Washington today. 4
to |. ST. Louis increased their lead ny
adding two in the eighth on three
singles or Gallia. who replaced Shaw
and n sacrifice fly. Koob, kept Washing
toms hits scattered: their run coming In
the second on walk. nm out. Laran'S
error and single. Score:
r. II. f.
Washington. q 0 o. o o. :
ST. Louis...: 0 q q - ?
Shnw. Gallia and Ainsmth: koob and
Severed,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
MOTORCYCLE SALES
NO Improvement Shown In Business OF
Local Motorcycle Agents During
Past Week

The draft conditions are apparently
still affecting the motorcycle sales or
the local dealers. Several OF the DEAL
ers state however. that business Will! no
doubt pick up after the exemption
boards finish their work. Many Of the
prospective motorcycle purchasers re-
port that they are waiting to sec If
their claims for exemption are acted on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
N. z. A. c. LOSES CLOSE GAME

The y. +. \. c. of Martins Ferry was
defeated IN n fast game Sunday. by the
score Of to g. when YOrkville pulled
one over them. Both teams were fight
ing hard for the game. Yorkvillc won
the game by giving them two runs on
wild throws. Tho n. F.. 4. C.. OF Mar
tins Ferry will play Elm Grove Junior
on the 26th. Any other team wishing
70 challenge the y. +. A. G. call lS6-R
Bell phone. and ask for George.
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r. II. E.
YANKEES BEATEN.

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. 2o.-Detroit
beat New York in the first game OF
the series today. TO .. The winning
run scored with one out IN the ninth
on Burns single and n steal and
Mitchells hit 10 left Both Mitchell
and Fisher pitched good ball. Score:
New York. 0 0 O q 0 ! O o. 0
Detroit. 90 0 0 0 0 z ID l
Fisher and Nunamakcr; Mitchell and
Suenccr 'YplJe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
HORSE NOTES

Fred .Iamison has won 10 races ana
near S1S.NnN this season.
The Guide o:07ii has. gone LAME ana
may not race again This season.
The new mil" track at Syracuse. N.
Y, is u"nrly completed.
A day and night horse show VIII DO
held Angus! "S-3l ut Crhana Ill.,. IN
connection with ,hc fair and race meet
Ing
Receipts after expenses are paid LOT
the National H"rsc Show. [" h" hcl" 1T
Madison SQUARE Garden. New YORK
City. Nnvcmhrr l@-lG. will J." ElNcn I"
the Rcd Cross.
I'll" fust"St time tr"'t"d by = N'Ari1iiE
So far this season is 9:@i'a nndc hE
Rcssic Worthy against time. she IS hF
Ortnlan -Axwurthy 2:aIl Il.
Mary CnlnIrn 2:lni. has E""n worked
In o:na she will meet IN" fhr"c-Ecar-
ulds at tho second North Randall races.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21

Two-base hts. Wagner. Cutshaw.
Stolen bases-C.aroy, .: Johnston Sac
riflce hIts-Boeckcl Ctushaw. O'RourKe'
Double plays Boeckel. unassisted
Olson to Ctushaw TO Daubcrt; Daubert
10 Olson. Left on bases-Plttsburgh
s: Brooklyn {. First base on errors
brooklyn. 3. Base on balls--Off Miller.
>: off Marquard. I. Earned runs-Off
Miller, none in 10 innings: off Mar
Guard, none in 10 innings. Struck out
BY Miller 3; by MarQuard. 1. Passed
ball-schmidt. |. Umpires-kle1n and
Emslie Time-1:50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-21
Al MACK VICTOR
IN FEATURE RACE
At PHILADELPHIA

pu1r.aDEI,PHIA. Aug. o0.-FaVor-
go, can+rred TWO Of the three races on
the inaugural day program OF Ine 80
Circuit meeting held on the pe1'''o"S
Clubs mile track at Naroerth. "a. W.
day. This Is the first OF the ols c'leo-l
meetings held in this vicinity IN qua
ter Of a century and a good sized crowd
turned out. .,o nam
Rusys I.assie, winner Of two slo.e""
st.ke races this year was picked TO WIN
the Relleyue-Stratford stake OF S''VpV.
Tho feature event. but after taxing liie
first heat In 2:09 6nishfd second 10 "a
Mack. which made q br, ak in the hFse
heat and finished eighth. In the sec
ond heat, Bud Murray cloned up on tns
leaders after passing the halt IN 80
and best Busy's Lassie in the maj oINe
in 2:osn. the fastest heat or the oa9.
The effort tired the mare badly and she
Vas satisfied to finish seventh IN the
final heat when Al Mack won hanoi!s
from NJ. l. J. in 2:07H. Harry J. 81
which set a track record at Gosneh
last week made a desperate attempt 10
take the final heat. but after Leading 10
the three quarter post he weakened ana
could get no better than third
Tommy Murphy won the 2:12 pace IN
straight heats with Butt Hale. outStep-
ping his field In all three heats Win
June Bug second each time.
E. o. Siauger. q Philadelphia anna
teur won third money with Jay Patch.
Owing to the failure Of carload OF
horses to arrive at the track until late
In the day, there were only four start
ers in the o:0I pnce which proved only
a log for Little Batice. which won all
three heats. the fastest IN 2:o6A.
The track was In fair shape. but
couple Of seconds slow. The card for
Tuesday includes the Directors stake.
$1,000 for 2:20 trotters: The Adelphia
Hotel stake. $4,000 for 2:10 PAGERS and
the 2:13 trot. purse $1,000. Summary:
o:12 pace. in S heats purse
$1,000:
Butt Hale. br. e., by Senator Hale.
(Murphy) ............ ........ / l
June Bug. b. m. (Htndermyer)
Commodore Dallas. b. g.. (Garrt-
son) ....................
WANNA b. H. (Dr c. S. Harris)
George Case. b. &. (Armstrong)
Willard. b. s.. overt ...........
Jay Mack. CHI. s.. tMcDonnld) :.
Time-2:nS: e:nTh:: 200.
e:o7 trot. BcllevueStratford stakes 49,
900: (Three heats.)
Al Mack. b. s.. by McLtntocky.
Rusy's Leslie. b. m. tcox) ..... i . 7
Wilkes Brewer. ch. m. (Jamison)
NJ L. T. b. e. (I.eonard) ...... Z
Harry J. s.. blk. s.. (Tyson) ..... :
Ridgemark. b. E.. tTrnynnr) ..... 5
Pittsburgh. ch. g.. (Murphy) 49,. +
Harrods Creek. en-. s. tEnGlcman) 8
Donna Clay. b. m. tSnowl ..... y Q
Tine-2:09: c:05t. o:0Tia.
o:07 pace: purse $1,000. (Threr heats}.
Little Batice, b. <. by Rcd Elm.
Jr. (CoN) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Peter Greenwadc. b. s.. (McDon-
ADD =
Tommy Direct, b. <. (Snowl 80.
Robert Gatewood b. e.. tGeers)
Time-o:0S: o:0SH: o:0T.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Sprtngfte1d. ,; Richmond l.
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rodAy's Games.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
s.. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
chicago at Philadelphia.
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Two-basn hit. Smith. Sacrifice
hlts-RGily. Boston. F. Hitler. Stolen
hascs-Stluc. j. Smith. Miller. Boston.
Lutz, MciSter. Buses on balls-Off
Crock .: off Cecil. !. Struck out-By
Crock. 2: by Peterson. 8: by Cecil. 4.
Left on hascS-Faden City. s; Home
Club. 1. Double play-Whelan to
Reddy. Umpire-Jacobs.
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MAcKMHN DowNED.

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. 2G.-Cleveland
opened the series with Philadelphia ny
winning. S 10 4. Morton was effective
until the ninth. when Philadelphia made
four hits and three runs ueing the
score. Chapman greeted Myers. Phila-
dcIrhia's third pitcher. with triple.
Roth and Smith wer" passed purpoSely.
Harris popped out. but Chapman scored
thc winning run on wambsganss' high
bounder to witt. Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Issterday's Games.

Cleveland. 5; Philadelphia. 4.
Detroit. 3: New York, .
Chicago. Z: Boston, 0.
Boston. :: Chicago. ]. (s)
ST. Louis, 4: Washington. !
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Successfully used for fifty years

successfully USED TOT HlIy years.
Eczema and similar skin troubles
come from a disordered, impure con-
dition of the blood. and they can only
be cured by giving the blood a thor
ough cleansing, and removing from It
ali traces of impurity.
This is why S. S. S. has been used
so successfully in hundreds Of cases
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Two-haSc hi,-Faber Thrce-hase hit
-Eandil Stolen has"S-Leis'old. Nc
SIullin. Sacrifice hits-McMullin :.
Double play-E. Collins 80 Ribscrg 10
Gandil. Left on bascs-Chicngo go. =; Ros-
ion. A. Bases on halis-OT Foster. 5:
Oft Faber. l. Hits and earned runs-On
Foster, 10 and in /; off I'ader. and :
IN !. Hit Ivy pitchcr-By Foster iris
borr). Struck out-By Fabcr, 2; by
Foster. ]: 10y Bader. |. Wild pitch
Foster Passed ball--Thonas. Cmpircs
-Moriarty and Evans. Time-l:57.
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She defeated The Real Lady last year
at Atlanta, Ga
More high-class horses are racing on
minor tracks this year than ever before.
Many that can trot between ::13 and
2:10 on the half-mile tracks.
The Real Lacy -:o4A has developed
beautifully since last year. The sharp
est work she has been given this sea-
son has been miles in 2:0S% and 2:0s'
She enters the Grand Circuit in the
second meet at North Randall.
The Neil House $4,000 purse for 2:07
trotters at Columbus was an open race
Wilkes Brewer 2:0SA after being beat
en- three heats squared away and cas-
lily won the purse. Time: 2:uSE,
9:O4X. 2:07H. 2:o7X. 2:09h.
Pop Geers has two candidates for the
three -year-o1d pacing futurities. They
are Robert Gatewood, bay colt by J.
Malcolm Forbes. and Abbie Dryad 2:1s,
a black fully by Wy-Dryad, p, 2:o4A.
Both have worked In 2:10.
Tho longest race Of tho Grand CIR
cult season was tho 2:1s pace at Column
bust snd not until the end Of seven
heAts WAS Able Bond declared tho win
neE 3tme: 204H. 2:07k. 2:o8H, z:lo.
'2:1SSS. 2:15A. 2:2oA.
Both the free-for-all and the Charter
Oak purses at Hartford, Conn, are Tor
$500 this year. and both are late
closing events. The latter Is FOR gig
trotters. The Battle Royal purse was
declared of. as but three entries were
received.
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MATTED for Scott in Sth.
INFLATED for Foster i'll Sth.
XNNlSattcd for Harry in 9Th.
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Standing OF Cuba.
Today's Games.

roday's Games.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington ct st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
New York at Detroit
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CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Springfield. ,: Richmond. l.
Evansville. ): Dayton. !.
Peoria. S: Muskcgon. :.
Fort Wayne. .: Grand Rapids. 4.