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Peaches and Bees

Strolling over the grounds of
the well-kept Island Nursery and
piloted by the proprietor was the
privilege of a number of Island
residents OH a recent sunny after
noon Mr.. Halmeling is making
Bookkeeping q hobby or sideline.
and he certainly has reason to
manifest some pride and satisfac-
ton i'll the returns from his colo
MES of ltalians-black and gold
band busybodies. He estimates
that he will have between $50 and
300 pounds of honey this season.
Bees are always interestingly a
distance = and doubly so when
they can be seen at work under
such favorable conditions.
Mr.. Harmeling has a large va
riety of thrifty filbert trees-Red
Avalana, Purple, Barcelona, and
DuChili-and he took pardonable
pride in distributing few samples
of the nuts to his guests. In APP
pearance the filbert resembles a
large, elongated hazelnut. Mr..
Harmeling also has some fine Eng
lish walnut trees. And it was a
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New big principles are being APP
piled to industrial problems. One
of these is represented in the Ii
censing of many forms of business.
Institutions maintaining resale
prices may be expected to be
licensed in the new lineup of
affairs. 1t is proposed, also, to
license the packers, and to place
them nnder government control.
And while public utilities Of the
country are anxious to have their
affairs administered by govern
ment control. the packers, with
their 762 lead -pipe cinches upon
the pocletbooks and stomachs of
the American people, seek to
evade the issue by the outworn
political system of throwing mud.
1t wont work
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installations
Removals
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

The Vasho IL Des MONIES Auto
Freight Co. is now operating from
the auto freight depot at II Ma
rion street, instead of the Motor
Freight Terminal at COS Western
Ave, as heretofore. Phone Elliott
1923. 1910
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Presbyterian
t7or SUNNI. Augnsl no.

For sunday, August To.
Sunday school 10 90. Preaching
HOO. Christian Endcayor meet
ing I 90 p. m.
The sermon theme Tor the morn.
ing VIII be, Helping One An
other. - This has a sort of 50.
cialisiie note TO II. Come and hear
il.
Mid.wcek service "Wednesday.
evenings 800 at the church. This
IL a service well attended aud
much enjoyed The public is in.
yited. X. q. Williams,
Minister.
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The annual picnic for the M. E.
Sunday school will be held this
Saturday, August 9th, at Ellisrort.
Everybody invited. This Is a
good time to take day of. -
Come and have a good time.
4. NJ. Anderson Of Center was in
Seattle on business Monday.
Little Ruth Eaton has been a
guest at the Methodist parsonage
this week.
The b. B. Beach family are cx.
pectiDg their son Seth TO arrive
from France any day.
Chas. 7. Garvin and children of
Seattle spent the week end with
Mrs. Anna Steffenson.
Mira. j. W. Bilhps has been Ell.
joying visit with friends in Sc
attic the past few days.
A. Il. iloska and family of Ia
coma motorcd over TO the Island
last Thursday and enjoyed tour
Of the territory.
G. j. Hendricks, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Hines, was Il pass.
cnger to Seattle OH Monday.
Mrs. Yates Parker went to Ia
coma last Thursday for visit and
from there win go to Kapowsin
to visit friends and relatives.
Miss koontz, ely librarian of
Chehalis, retur, ed to her home on
Friday last after visit of three
weeks at the home of Miss Lula
Needs.
Mrs. w. d. Bailey of Seattle has
purchased the property known as
the Campbell beach place and will
occupy same for a summer home.
Her daughter, Mrs. Elias Wright
and family, are now here.
Rev. and Mrs. Il. II. Gcbert and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Tjomsland
were dinner guests on Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Weiss.
Don't miss the movies, Doing
Their Bit will be on the screen
this Friday evening.
You can get Tanlac at Garvin $
$500.
Bread and all kinds of pastry
will be handled regularly from
now on by the Vashon Hotel.
Mrs. |. Nordstrand was visitor
in Seattle the first of the week.
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Mrs. Jennie liccs was the guest
of Mr. =. Huffman over the week
end.
Mrs. Eaton has returned from
the hospital IN Seattle very much
improved In health
Mrs. Wilda Hamilton of Seattle
WAS the guest OF Mrs. w. Il. Blck
kink the first of the week.
Mrs. Perrigo of Redmond, was
a week end guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Il. II. Gorsuch, and family.
W. l.. Cutler aud two sons are
enjoying n wcll.earned vacation
in the vicinity of Silvcrton, where
the fishing is good.
H. j. Huston has the contract
for deepening the well and put.
ting IN concrete curbing at the
Gorsuch property, now occupied
by Mrs. Kline.
Mrs. Ilodson and two daughters
Blanche and Ethel, of Artesian.
South Dakota, left for Tacoma
on Wednesday, after spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. w.
G. Locklin.
Is. p. Kirkland of Rosebank
Farm is in the employ of the state
this month, making an nppraise-
ment of scattered timlwr lands,
which the state will turn over to
the u. 5. government IN exchange
for land in one solid tract.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Korns have
returned from Alberta, where they
expected to locate some months
ago, and like many other former
residents, have concluded that the
Island is good enough.
Miss Hilda Petersen and the
Misses Martha and Ingeborg Olsen
from Elkhorn, Iowa, were guests
at the home of Mrs. C. Petersen
several days last week.
Mrs. Gertrude Kline and Miss
Ames left on Monday for week Is
vacation in the Cascades. Vhey
have planned 10 make trip to
Mt. Rainier.
Mrs. B. p. kirkland, the Misses
Hazel and Lola Mcgowan and
Corp. Norkett, attended the Gale
donia sports at Vancouver. j. c.,
from Friday until Monday. They
report delightful trip.
James X. Chambers reports that
his strawberry crop this season to.
tailed 1890 pounds, and he also
marketed $50 pounds of Black Cap
raspberries from less than one-half
acre. His venture with this variety
of raspberry is largely an expert
ment, but he states he is well sat
isfied with results.
w. p. Morford and son Mem re-
turned the last of the week from a
trip TO the Yakima valley, where
they experienced some sweltering
weather. When they reached Ell
lcnsburg on their return they felt
the need of overcoats.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ii. fnnis are
moving to Grandview, in the Yak.
ina valley, this week. They dis
posed of their property, formerly
known as the Harrington place. TO
Mr.. McCarty, of Seattle, who has
moved his family to their new
home.
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Wanted-To rent, furnished house
with acreage preferred. Would
lease for a long term, if desirable.
f. f. Wilson, 604 Pacific Block,
Seattle. 40
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pleasure also to inspect his apple,
pear and cherry trees all appear.
ed so clean and thrifty. And now
and again the visitors would find
themselves in close proximity to a
peach tree laden with the luscious
and tempting fruit--and the host
saw that his guests were also
loaded with samples of same ere
they departed.
A visit was made to field of
buckwheat in full bloom. where at
present the bees are holding high
carnival. This was the first view
some of the company had ever had
of buckwheat distinct from the
proverhial "cakes." A tract adj
joining, devoted to nursery stock,
looked very fine.
Returning to the lawn the party
was shown some rare shrubs aud
trees from near and distant lands,
many with long botanical names
which were familiar only to the
plant wizard of Vasbon.
Surely il was "A pleasant trip and
time profitably spent.
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~. hhUlifltlI lnNut TRIP 10 Iuy-
allup on Monday.
Mrs, w. &. Holmes IL reported
to be improving.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. q. Weiss left
on Monday for n trip to Spokane.
Robert Marshall returned Mon
day evening from trip to Seattle.
j. w. Mcgowan, who recently
purchased Mrs. Vida Hamilton Is
property, has just bought the adj.
joining tract known as the Carrie
Lowe place.
Miss Annie I.indbcrg aud Mr.
Fred Strom were married in Sc
attic Oh Friday. August LIST. They
expect to reside on the Island for
he present.
Miss Myra Jacobs, who has po-
sition in the sanatorim at Rich
mond Highlands, is enjoying n g.
weeks vacation with the home
folks at Pomona Heights.
c. b. Phipps of New York City
is visiting his little daughter, who
is making her home with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Chambers.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Carver and
little daughter Priscilla and Miss
Priscilla Carver and Hugo Carver
motored to Seattle on Wednesday.
where Hugo took the train for
Oakland, Cal, after a pleasant va
cation Of five weeks duration with
his relatives here.
James A. Hyde Of Seattle has
purchased the property known as
the Dr. Danford place. Mr.. Hyde
is planning to build on the prop
erty, it is stated, and will make
his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Andersen of
Council Bluffs, Iowa, were guests
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. }. Han.
sen at Center. They left on Mon
day for California, where they ex.
pect to remain during the winter.
Good news has been received
by Mrs. c. Petersen from her son
Holger. He writes that he took
the examination and has been Civ
en- second class engineer papers.
Geo. 7. Waterman, of Eagle Har-
Dor, cambridge Island, is a guest
at the B. j. Jacobs home.
Methodist picnic at Ellisport
this Saturday, August 8. Assemble
at Methodist church, Vashon. at
III 30 a. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Van 0linda,
daughter Myrtle and son Gene,
Miss Alva Carter, Miss Dorothy
Veach, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fuller,
Mr.. Z. NJ. Moore. Miss Stella Hof-
meister. Mr.. Earl Banner, the
Misses Martha and Margare
Cristman, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
Weiss, Mrs. Fred Weiss and Miss
Schultz, returned on Sunday
evening from "a very pleasant trip
to Mt. Rainier.
X. Field was.in Seattle OH bust
ness the first of the week.
For shingles see w. V. Covey
Vashon. The quality and price is
right. Phone 223.
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Wanted = Stable manure. Beall
Greenhouse Co. Phone Black
1872. Al
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For Sale-Fresh COW, 4 years old.
and heifer calf. Inquire of B. j.
Jacobs. ALP
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Expert saw-fifing and tin
smithing. Rendall's shop, Port
age. Phone Red Isl.
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Wanted-Hogs, veal and cattle.
Cash paid. r. B. Hayes, Port
age. Phone Black 1873. sc
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Don't miss the movies, Doing
Their Bit" will be on the screen
this Friday evening.
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For Sale-Cherries, very cheap;
sour and sweet; on the trees. p.
c. Polk, just south of the Center
schoolhouse. Al
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Evening service at s 100 p. IN,
The new song books are here at
last. Come and enjoy them with
Ms.
The pastor has been absent from
his flock all week, but, God will.
ing, he will preach this Sunday,
both morning and evening.
Don't forget the Sunday school
picnic, Saturday, at Ellisport.
Leave the church at ten II. m, and
come prepared to have a good
time.
Only a few more Sundays in this
conference year. so let us all unite
to make them the best in the his.
tory of the church. God is with
us; who can be against usf"
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Wholesale Produce-J. II. Rodda
pays net cash prices for veal,
pork and beef, also hides. Phone
us for quotations. Red 1872. 4
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Methodist

Sunday school at 10 90 a. IN.
Regular service at II 100 n. IN.
Epworth League at 7 90 p. m.
Evening service at s 100 p. m,
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Classified Advertisements

For Sale--l6 a. of iirst-class land,
nearly all cleared; buildings on
property, spring water, fine view.
About a mi. from Vashon high
school, on main road. See owner.
Andrew Halvorsen. 0-42-3
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Mr.. aud Mrs. II. u. Weiss left
on Monday for trip to Spokane.
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VASHON

The annual picnic for the M. E.
Sunday school will be held this
Saturday, August 9th, at Ellisport.
Everybody invited. This Is a
good time TO take o day of. !"
Come and have q good time.
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Robert Marshall returned Mon
day evening from n trip to Seattle.
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CHANGES IN PHONE DIREC.
TORY

Change in Numbers
Thorsen. Sara. Cove Blk
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Mrs. W. c. Holmes is reported
to be improving.
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u. Gammell made n trip to Puy
allup on Monday.
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j. W. Mcgowan, who recently
purchased Mrs. Vida Hamilton IS
property, has just bought the adj
joining tract known as the Carrie
Lowe place.
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For shingles see w. V. Covey
vashon. The quality and price is
right. Phone 223.
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a. NJ. Anderson Of Center was in
Seattle on business Monday.
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X. Field wash Seattle OH bust
ness the first of the week.
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Miss Annie Lindbcrg and Mr.
Fred Strom were married in Sc
attic on Friday, August LIST. They
expect to reside on the Island for
he present.
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Little Ruth Eaton has been u
guest at the Methodist parsonage
this week.
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Mrs. Jennie liees was the guest
of Mra. $. Huffman over the week
end.
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The b. b. Beach family are cx.
pecting their son Seth TO arrive
from France any day.
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NAVIN BUYS 4 MEN
FROM THE MINORS
TWo of Detroifs Rockies Are
Pitchers.

DETROIT, Aug. "a. - Frank Navin
doesn't intend to let the action of the
minor leagues in breaking away from
the majors interfere with his plans TO
recruit talent for the future.
The Tigers do not require strengthen
ing in any particular department at this
time, still the local magnate is begin
ming to build his fences for the period
when help might be required.
Therefore the first crate of minor
ieaguers consigned to the Detroit club
will be unloaded here some time be-
tween now and the close of their various
league seasons.
There are two pitchers, a catcher and
an inhelder in the allotment ]. B.
Glasier, finger, was purchased from the
Hamilton club: James Roberts, another
HEAVIER. comes from the New Orleans
club; Sammy Hale is an infielder from
the San Antonio club OF the Texas
league. and L. Wood catcher, is a prod
uct Of the Fort Worth team, same
league.
None OF the boys Will be asked to re-
port to the Tigers before the season In
his league closes. Each has established
a splendid record this year and none is
older than "a, which Is the age OF
woodaii, the backstop.
Navin has a corps OF scouts combing
the brush for talent and there are apt
to be more purchases in the near future,
although Navin cannot state definitely
just now what his plans will be. They
depend entirely upon reports of his
ivory hunters.
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ALPHA PHYSICAL CLUB
RELAY WINS RACE
Carries off Honors in 1873
Mile Medley Event.

The flying four OF the Alpha Physical
Culture Club yesterday won tho one and
seven-eiChts mile handicap medley relay
race, the feature of the handicap MEM
hers' games OF that organization, at
Macombs Dam Park. Jackson. who ran
the third leg for the winning team, took
the lead which Walter Powe, who was
anchor man, had little trouble in holding
70 the finish The team was allowed
81 yards and won the event by 80 yards
in minutes 81 seconds
NJ Manning won the 100 yard handi-
cap closed event from scratch in a
close finish with r. Padmore. The only
other closed event, the 300 Yard handi-
cap run, went TO c. Meade, who started
from the is yard mark The sum
rlaries
one and Seven elghths Mile Medley
Royal Race CHaniicap)-won by Abba
Physical Culture club 81 wards with
Goode, Manning Jackson and Powe Glen.
coe A. C., liS Yards, with Tea, KnoeseI
Frick and Hecht, second 81. Anselm's A
G, 81 Yards, with OCouuor, Hannah, shea
and Bcagan, third. Time. 1851.
100 Yard Run tHandicap, Closcd)-won
by NJ. Manning, scratch. y Padnfore zB
Yards, second; r. Lewis. 3h yards. third,
Time. O:l04-5.
800 Yard Run (HRrdicap, Closedl-yyon
by c. Meade, IS Yards; T. Paimo-s
yards. second; W. Powe, scratch. third.
Time. O:sS AS.
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RUTH ADDS TWO TO
HOME RUN RECORD
With %, Needs 4 More to Beat
Freeman's Mark-Red
Sox Beat Tigers.

DETROIT. Mich, Aug. 24.-(American)
Two bases on balls, combined with
three hits, gave Boston an to victory
over Detroit to-day after eleven innings
of the greatest baseball ever staged at
Navin Field. Twenty-Five thousand per-
sons watched Babe Ruth add two more
home runs to his total and then drive
over the run that won the contest. Ruth
now has hit twenty-five homers and
needs only three more to tie Buck
Freeman's major league record.
Three runs behind, the Tigers tied the
score by rally In the ffth. Then Ruth
put them one behind in the next inning
with his second homer.
Detroit punched three hits In the
eighth and took anothed lead, but the
visitors tied It up again.
In the eleventh Shannon and Hooper
walked and Scott singled. Roth scored
shannon and Scott with a single TO left
and Ruth drove Hooper in with the win
ming run. The score:
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BASEBALL BRIEFS

The control OF Carlson and Toney yes
Giant hurler passed only one man
Schmidt In the third inning-and Carlson
never gave a base.
Not only did Burns employ strategy in
baking the Pirates OF their expected vic
tory, but he robbed Schmidt OF what
looked good for a triple In the NTH. Burns
nipped sohmidt's siZzler on the left neld
bleacher wall.
Toney suffered even more sorely than
Schmidt. The big pitcher landed squarely
on one of Carlson's subway slants in the
third and sent II scooting for the bullpen
Southworth made q sensational chase and
capture OF the dying sphere, but Toney
was applauded for the drive nevertheless.
Carey engineered a clever steal in the
ninth He took a long lead of nrst, and
when Toney shot the ball to Kelly, Carey'
instead OF sliding for FIRST. raced for sec
ond and got the bag'
All OF the helders were on their mettI.
Kaur made a dazEling catch OF Cutsha w g
vicious liner in the tenth, and Barbara :
pick up Of Fletcher's ugly grounder in the
seventh was a work OF art
One of the sensational features of the
game was that not "A single decision OF
the umpires at the plate or In the neld
was questioned by n player on either side
This looks like record.
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GRAND CIRCUIT SHIFTS.
Walter Cox, Famous Driver, to BE
Honored Wednesday.

BOSTON, Aug 24.-.The Grand Circuit
race meeting which opens tomorrow ut
the Readvile track for Ave days will
consist of twenty-five events. ten Of them
early closing stakes. Three divisions of
the American Horse Breeder Futurity
will be decided, among them that for
three-year-old trotters.
Wednesday has been named Cox
Day" In honor OF Walter "Longshot''
Cox, New England's leading race driver.
Cox has made a double entry OF the I'M
beaten trotter Migrola and McGregor the
Great, the seasons greatest money win
ming trotter. in the Massachusetts $4,000
event, and Frank Dewey, highest money
winner among the PAGERS, in the Nepon-
set $4,000 event, on that day.
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off
the of give
remains MYSTERY
much the articles pounds was
foo worthy OF champion
second happening which should make Hssh
knockout Eddie Shevln
Mas last Saturday 1t will be shevin
who both a hitter
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In South
which
Saturday
Willis who
eliminated
nmble
powerful
shown
their a
" Thomas
and Thomas not
Ito them
repetition Of the play for the doubles
fight of the nvaders' Personally we feel that there is
geth
made Ichya
Is
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Totals :. 80 SEA 10 81 Totais.....S / s 30 II

'None out when wInning run scored
Pittsburs .......'..o -
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
By DANIEL.

Publishing Association
the
oakmont with Davidson
Ptburg te the topsy
development of of readtustent after the Far
be from credit from Heron for the
remains that consistent and represent
alive field ancient and honorable
the
this quadf
Personally
fail
want write this attempt to depae
Herrons but rather sfy it. Here OF
before had match play Tor any
honos
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other hundred
list which
national
Fnday Douglas walter
Chandler Gardner Whiann
Harold Hilton Never before In the history
diagnosis that we had an on
and
a the
Hilton Ouimet constellation. I'll,
in tournament In which
brilliant Anderson
we'll but we
weather Of the first two Gays
thank
the
other But after ALL an
all 70 tn
for the fact that Heron old come
through
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Game called at end OF eIgh'h inning.
Two base hit-Harrs. Three base hits
Altonberg. BURNS ?. Stolen bases-weiser.
Carlstrom, Harris Double plsys-KeatinE,
wiltse and Casey: Weser and Konnck;
Brewer. Fishburn and Brewer. Left on bases
--Bunslo. = Reading 3. First base on er.
rors- Buffalo Bases on balls-Oh Mar
shall, none, of Keefe, >. Hit bv ptcher-Py
Keefe, Harris. Struck out-By Marshall.
none; by Keefe 3
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SENATOR'S LOSING
STREAK IS CHECKED
Beat St. Louis. s r. O-Hh
Liefield Hard.

ST. LOUIS, Aug "a NJ
(Lefty) Leifield held Washington score
less for six innings. but the visitors
solved his delivery in the last three and
drove out five runs. The Senators won
from st. Louis to-day, 5 to o. thereby
checking their losing streak Of six
straight. Zachary kept the locals hits
well scattered. The score:
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Totals. as S IL n 10 ]
.Batted for Liefield

w =, inni.....:.... %
Two base hitS-Gharnty. Plcinich. Three
base hit-Gerber. Home runs-Judge' Jan
Dorble pIays-Gedeon. Gerber and Jacobson:
Foster, leonard and Judge. Left on bases
Warrington s. St Louis H. First base on
balls-Of Zachary T. off Iieheld 2. Hits
on zachary 8 in six and two-thirds innings,
on johnson in two and one-third innings
fieid Picinich). struck out-By Zachary 2,
BY johnson 2. by Aehsld /. Winning pitcher
Zachary.
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HOMER BEATS SHELTERS.
Ellerbe's Drive Gives Bingoes to
Victory.

BINGHAMToN, N. Y. Aug. "a en-
ternat'onal) .-Ellerbe's circuit clout over
the centre field fence with O'Rourke on
base in the last half of the fifth inning
decided a pitchers battle between Eel
lars and Harper in favor OF the latter.
Binghamton beat Jersey City by 2 to /.
The game was called in the last half of
the sixth on account of rain. The score: