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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-03-28

Willard Webber has mSde arrange
'mepts to deliver addresses next week
on bis experiences onthe various battle
fronts of France. speaking 1T Ridge
way, Calmar, Postville. Lawler and
Elma. The people of those towns are
fortunate in securing him for . talk as
he has 4 most interesting and COM
prehensive story which he tells
extremely well.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-03-28
School Social.

The pupils of the Steinmetz school,
three miles east ofeCresco, will present
a comedy entitled, The Economical
Boomerang on Friday evening, 500
0 clock, March 2sth. The cast of char
acters as follows u..i
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-03-28

FoR Subsidiaries and Yellow
Kher,on seed oats; free from foul seeds.
Phone Davis Corners No. /. 49,.
L. "A. HARONDE.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-03-28

See NJ. P. Lydon for. big boned Po- j.
land China pigs, any age or either sex.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-03-28

For RENT-Six room house, heat
and light. Can be occupied by the lat
! Of April. 2-tf Watts Bros.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-03-28

The program will also consist of
patriotic songs, drills and readings.
Everyone is cordially invited. Ladies
bring untrimmed baskets and gentle
men bring pocketboeks prepared to bid
on toes or nose. -''-' >>.e 2 r.. '-'a
GLADYS JOHNSON, Teacher.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-03-28

HOUSE FOR RENT-For particulars en-
euire of T-tf NJ. H. Culbert.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-03-28
Aute for Sale.

Davis automobile in good condition
Fully equipped. Call at this office.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-09-11
Administrator 8 Notice Of Sale Of
Real Estate.

BY virtue of an order of the
Probate. Court. made on the 9th
day of September. 1919. I will, in
obedience to said order, on Sat
|urday. the Goth day of September,
next, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said
day, in the town of Nezperce,
county of Lewis, State of Idaho,
sell at private sale all the interest
of Frank G. Hicks, deceased. in
and to certain lot or tract Of
land, described as follows:
Lot one ~, of block one ~,
of johnson s Addition to the town
of Nezperce, Lewis county, Idaho,
And that said property will be
sold to the highest and best bid
der, for cash, at that time or with
in six months thereafter.
The administrator reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Dated this 9th day of Septem-
Der, 1919.
1872 j. r. Durham. Administrator.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-09-11

Walter Stencil. labor dist. 8 $50
VIM. Jameson. labor dist. 2 1860
|C. C. Mizer. labor dist. g.. 31.85
The depository bonds of the
Union State Bank and the Farm
ers State Bank. in the sum of
$4,000 each. were here examined
by the board and each thereof ap-
proved and filed with the clerk.
The matter of the tax levy for
the coming years was here con-
sidered. and it was by the said
board, Resolved. that a special
road and bridge tax as provided
by the laws of the state Of Idaho,'
was and is necessary and for the
best interest Of the said district,
and the said board of commissions
ers of the Prairie Highway dis
trict, of Lewis county, state of
Idaho, does hereby levy a proper
ty highway tax of thirty 800
cents on each one hundred dollars
in value, on all property within
the said district which is subject
to taxation. "
There being no further business
to come before the meeting, now
upon motion duly made, seconded,
put to vote and carried, the
said meeting adjourned until the
next regular meeting, to-wit, the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-09-11

HOLSTEINS- i have Eerd Of
the best registered stock to be
had, and anyone looking for real
milk and butter stock will profit
by seeing or writing me for pedi-
grees and particulars. John Wis
sink. Nezperce. l3-tf.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-09-11

Save all that time and worry
Let the Madison Lumber Co. plan
your house or barn. Free service.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-09-11
W. p. Conger \ p. w. Mitchell
Editors snd Owners
Entered at the Nezperce, Idaho, Post
office as Second Glass Mail Matter.
Prairie Highway Commissioners
Meet.

Minutes of regular September
meeting, 1919, Of the commission
ers of the Prairie Highway dis
trict, of Lewis county, state Of
Idaho, held on the LIST day Of Sep
TENDER, 1919. perslant to adjourn
ment, at the office Of G. G. Pen
nell. at nine O'Clock a. m. on said
day.
Commissioners present: NJ B.
Schlader. chairman; M. Schmidt
kofer. Absent. j. r. Durham.
Secretary present, G. G. Pencil.
The meeting was called to order
by N. B. Schlader, chairman of
the said board. who acted as chair
man of said meeting, and g. G.
Pennell acted as clerk and secre-
tary of said meeting.
1t appearing to the said board
that the said day was a legal holi-
day. on motion of commissioner
M. Schmidlkofer the said meeting
was adjourned until the 9th day
of September. 1919, at which said
time to meet as the regular meet
ing for the month of September,
1919.
N. B. Schlader, Chairman.
Attest:
G.. G. Pencil, Secretary.
(SEAL HIGHWAY DIST
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
Close Call for Yankees.

The Tigers ran the cold shlvers down
the backs of the loyal fans in the fifth
when Detroit scored twice and had a full
house left on the bases when the third
man was retired. Bush singled to centre
and Young doubled TO right. Cobb scored
the pair with a single to centre. Veach
walked, and Heilman advanced the pair
with a sacrifice. Flagstead was inten-
tionally passed, filling the bases. Jones
forced Cobb at the plate and Baker made
his fine stop on Ainsmith.
Detroit tied in the eighth. Ainsmith
opened with a double. Bush hit to Peck
and Ainsmith was run down on the base
line. Bush made second on the play. and
scored the tying run on Young's single.
With Cobb up, Young was nailed steal
ing. II looked like bad baseball.
In the home half, Fewster, first up,
rammed his homer into the left field
bleachers, giving Mogrldge another one
run lead to lean against 1t just barely
braced him up for the ninth. Cobb led
of with a single. but Veach hit into a
double play. That was a blessing, as
Heilman followed with long double,
With two and three. Flagstead was
called out on strikes. He was so in
censed that he heaved his bat at some
fans who were walking on the field.
The score:
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GIANTS STRENGTHEN
PITCHING STAFF
Obtain Nehf From Braves in
Exchange for Causey, Jones,
Oeschger and O'Neill.

John McGraw, Giant manager. further
reinforced his pitching staff yesterday by
obtaining Arthur Nehf. star left handed
pitcher OF the Boston Braves, in exchange
for pitchers Cecil Causey, Joe Oeschger.
John Paul Jones and catcher George
ONeill. It also is understood that the
Boston club obtained considerable cash
by reason of the deal.
Jones Is now with the Toronto club OF
the International League and O'Neill
Is with the Rochester club Of the same
league. Both of these men have been let
out on options despite the fact that the
minor leagues had decided against the
old practice of taking players on options.
The deal unquestionably will start
fresh rumpus around the National League
circuit and will make the Giants still
more unpopular In the West, where the
club IL being accused of buying the
pennant."
Nehf Is one OF the best left handlers In
the game, but he has been held down by
pitching on the Boston club. He Is a
little fellow, but has great amount OF
speed and a sharp breaking curve that
makes batsmen pop up little flies when
Try ing 10 hit Il.
OF the players let go by New York
Causey and Oeschger have been only 80
much excess baggage. Causey contrib
uted quite a few victories to the Giants
in the spring. but he never was a high
class pitcher and most OF his victories
were due to the heavy smuggling behind
him. He had the title Of being the
luckiest pitcher on the Giant team. He
IL suffering with a bad arm, and prac-
tically has been of no use to the Giants.
Oeschger came to the Giants in the
deal with the Phillies last May in which
George Smith, the former Columbia
pitcher, was sent to the Quakers. He,
too, developed a bad arm shortly after
he came TO the Giants and has never
pitched complete game for the club,
Jones, the pitcher released to Toronto
last spring, was regarded next to Win
tiers as the best. prospect in the Giant
training camp last spring. He appears
to be good prospect. O'Nein. the
catcher, Is an aggressive little fellow,
but II Is doubtful II he ever will be able
to hit big league pitching.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
CUBANs IN HARLEM,

Another double header in the interest
iEg series between the Lincoln Giants
and the Cuban Stars will be played to-
morrow afternoon at Olympic Field. in
Harlem. The Lincolns are only one
game ahead OF the club from Havana.
The Cubans will have a big squad of
rooters from the Cuban Colony Club.
Williams will oppose Suarez IN the fea-
ture contest, and Wickware, Western
phenom. will pitch for the Lincolns in
the first game.
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TEsREAU's sEMI-PRo DEBUT.

with Jeff Tesreau, former star pitcher
OF the Giants. and Jimmy Clinton on the
mound, Guy Empey's Treat EN- Roughs
expect 10 aNenge last Sundays defeat at
the hands Of the Bacharach Giants of
Atlantic City when these teams meet
In a return double header at Dyckman
Oval, near the Dyckman street subway
station, tomorrow afternoon. 1t will be
the first appearance in the semi-pro ranks
of Tesreau. who was signed last week
as Dartmouth baseball coach. Another
banner crowd Is expected By Enpey
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
Totals. 2s 2 6 q le q

.Ratted for Blrbee in the min
tBntted for Hamilton in the e
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PIRATES GET ONLY
TWO HITS OFF NEHF
Leads Braves to Victory by 2
to I Score.

PrrrsRuRG, Aug 1.-(NationaD Dos
ton defeated Pittsburg to-day, to l.
Nehf held the Pirates TO two hits, both
coming in the seventh inning. when they
scored their single run. The visitors
two errors also came in the seventh. but
did not assist in the scoring.
Boston's first run was scored on pass
to Nehf, BoeclSels single and Rawlingss
single. The score:
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HARPER CHECKS
HIS LOSING STREAK
After 8 Straight Defeats Beats
Cleveland 3 to 2.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Ii American)-
in the opening game OF the series to-day
by punching FIVE hits off Bagby in the
sixth inning. 1t was Harper's first VIC
tory after eight straight defeats. Shaw
relieved him when the visitors threat
ened in the ninth. The score:
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NEWARK, Aug. 1-(Internationa) .T-fi
The Bears continued to hibernate to-day
and while they were asleep Reading
snatched game from them that New
ark should have won. 10
After making an uphill fight against
a long lead by the Reading team, and
tying the score in the sixth frame the
Bears let the game slip away in the
seventh on errors that gave Reading the
winning run. with Konnick on second
as the result OF errors in the seventh
poo1an hit for two bases. The score
was to Z. -,
The Bears rolled UP grand total of
seven errors, four of which were per-
petrated by second baseman Walsh. The
score:
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BUFFALO SCORES VICTORY.

ROCHESTER. Aug. ! INTERNATIONAL -
Buffalo defeated Rochester TO g. hero
to-day in a pitching duel between,
IIarscher and Brogan, The Rochester,
club to-day announced the sale OF OUT,
fielder Chad See to the Cincinnati Na+
tional League club. See is to join the
Reds at once. The score:
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Three baee hlt--Whli oman. Homo run-H aTt7-
man. Stolen bases-oRourke, Mclnnis, Smith
Sacrifice missionaries, Holden, Onslows
Shannon. Sacrifice Ay-shannon Left on.
bases Bingh amt on G; Toronto, 7. First base,
on errors-Tororto, 2. Bases on balls-Of.
on Heck. in innings; on Herche none IN
three innings; OFF Harper, in 10 inninEse
Hit by pitcher-By Harper, ] (McInnis).
Struck out-By Harper. = by Heck, e; by
Herche, @ Winning pitcher-Heck. Losing
pitcher-Harper ,r.
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PERRITT QUITS GIANTS.
Returns to His Home-May BE
Released.

CINCINNATI. Aug. Poll Perritt has
left the Giants and returned to his home
in New York. Perritt has failed to come
through In the manner expected Of him
this season.
1t is reported that he is soon TO be
released by the New York club.
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Two base hits-Harris, wambsganss
Stolen base--Gharrity. Sacrifice hit-Gardner
Sacrifice fy-wood. Double piays-shanks and
Judge; Foster, Leonard and Judge. Left on
bases-Cleyeland. g.: Washington T. bases
on bslls-0h Harper, 6. Hts-On Bagby. 4 in
! innings OFF Harper, in SIS innings. Hi
by pitcher-By Bagby Murphy Struck out
by Bagby. L; by Harper, /. Wild pitch
Harper Winning Ditcher-Harper. Losing
p-tcher-Bagby.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

Bridgeport 6; Hartford. T.
Providence vs. Worcester postponed
Pittsheld, s; New Haven, I (hrst game)
New Haven. o. Pittsneld, Second
camel.
waterbury, 6; Springfield, Z Carst game.
waterbury. o; Springfield. Second
camel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
BROWNS BUNCH HITS.
Score Enough Runs I'm First TO
beat Athletics.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.--(American) =
st. Louis punched four singles with two
passes ana a forced out on Naylor in the
first inning and scored four runs. sur
hclent to win the opening game Of the
series with Philadelphia to-day. The
final score was to /. Walkers home
run was the only run scored of Well
man. The score:
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ORIOLES BLANK SHELTERS.
Triples WTdness CostIy-score
Is 3 to D. ..

BALTIMORE, Md. Aug. 1.-(Interna-
tional.) -Baltimor registered a 3 to o
victory over Jersey City here to-day in
the opening game of the series. Triple
was wild in the first inning. and after
filling the bases on balls was, relieved.
by Biemlller. Two runs were scored In
this session. After this Parnham and
Biemiller engaged in a merry heavens {
battle. The score: toUl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02

Two base hit-BoeclIel. Stolen bases
Maranviiie stengel. Cutshaw. Sacrifice hits
-HerEog g Cruise. Sacrifice ny.Rsw wings.
Double nlAy--Terry. Cutshaw and Safer. Left
on bases-hoston, 7: Pittsburg, . Bases on
baIls-on Hamilton, 4. Hits-on Hamilton,
in innInzs; on Adams. / in l inning. Struck
out-By Nehf 8; by Hamilton, 4: by Adams,
l. Passed ball-WilSon. Losing pitcher
Hamilton.
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Two base hits-Magee, 2: NJ. Wheat Bar
Der. Johnston. Three base hit-Magee. Stolen
bases-Barber. Griffith. 2; Myers, 2. Sacri-
Ace hits-Hollocher. 2; Magee. Sacrifice fly
q Wheat Double play-Olson and Konet.
chy. Left on bases-Brooklyn. Z; Chicago. 10.
Bases on balls-Oh Grimes, s, Hit by pitcher
dirk, 5; by Grimes. ;. Wild pitch-Grimes.
Passed ball-Killifer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

(ll inningsl,
At Fitchburg-FitchburE 10; Haver-
hill q
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Totals. s24s24isil
.Batted for Jones in the seventh inning,

!Basted for Jones In the seventh inning.
Detroit p Vi, .rl....,.',.9., SSSSSS -
Two base hits-Young, Ainsmith, Helmann
Three base hif-Cobb Home run-Fewster
stolen bases-Flagstead. Pratt. Sacrifice hits
-Pipp, Ruel Heilmann. Veach. Double plays
ZONES and Heilmann; Baker, Pratt and
Pipp; Mogridge. Pratt and Pipp. Left on
bases-New York 3; Detroit. II; Bases on
balls-on Mosridge, Yeaeh z Flagstead 2.
by piteher--By Mogridge. (Bush FIagsteadl.
Struck out-By Mogridge, CJoEes, Cunning,
Bodie. Mogridgel. Wild pitch--Boland Earned
rnns-On Mogridge, 4 OF Boland. 8. Umpires
Messrs. Owens and Connolly. Time Of game
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Britton Takes On a Very Tough Assignment.


Bitton 1t enough
a a
hitting l5S
doubt will attract
receipts
he will he will be able
chance will
ODowd
would
of her
ODowd to be
a
DOWN
Of
of holders
He
tile defence to a all the comnendable
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Slated for Toney in the sixth inning
tBatted for Dubuc in the seventh inning
e SsS aStf . .,:, "a
Three base hit-wingo. Sacrifice hits
Neale 2, Ring. Double plays--Ring. Kopf
and Daubert Rath. Kopf and Dsubert. DOYLE
and Chase Left on bases-Eew York. Z.
Cincinnati, 4, Bases on balls-on Ring, 3:
on Eller, !; of Toney. /; on Dubuc, /.
in 20 innings; on Toney.. in Innings:
innings. Hit by pitcher-By Ring /. by
Filler l.. Struck out-By Ring, I; by Elier. s.
by Toney. 2: by Dubuc. !; by oeschTer, l.
wild pitch-Toney. Winning pitcher-Eller
Losing pitcher-Toney.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
RED sox TRANSFER LAMAR.

BOSTON, Aug. 1.-The Boston Red
soh to-day announced the transfer of
outhelder Lamar. recently purchased
rom New York. 10 the Rochester Inter-
fuonals He will return to the Red
son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
LEAFS AND BINGOES DIVIDE.
Toronto Loses First Game, hut
Wins Second In Tenth. =.

BINGHAMToN, Aug. Gnternationaft.
-Binghamton and Toronto divided n
double header here this afternoon, the
Cobblers winning the first, 2 TO /, and
the Leafs the second, a ten inning affair.
to 4. The score: u'
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Two base hit-Holden Three base hit.5
Hartman, Double plays Higgins, oRourle
and McLarry; Purtell, McInnis and onsow
Left on -BinEhamton. 8; Toronto. H.
First base on errors Bingh suion 2. Bases
on balls--Of Higgins, 3; off Jones. . Struck
out-By Higgins, ?; By Jones, 1. ~
SErnNn
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outhelder Billy See OF the Rochester
internationals yesterday was purchased
oy the Cincinnati Reds. He will report
immediately to that club. See was traded
10 Rochester for Manuel Cueto, the
Sunan outnelder, and considerable cash.
see' who came to Rochester originally
as pitcher, Is the batting leader OF the
International League. He is only 20
years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-02
LED BY LEE MAGEE,
CUBS SHELL GRIMES
Dodgers Get Only Two Hits
Off Hendrix Until Ninth
Score Is 8 to 2.
Specia, Despatch to TEE Sun.

CHICAGO, Aug. Claude Hendrix,
even in his old Pirate days, always was
something of an enigma to the Dodgers
Brooklyn found his spitters Just as baf-
fling as Of yore here to-day and had to
be content with the short end OF a to
score. While Hendrix was limiting the
Dodgers to five hits, three of which came
In the NINTH the Cubs, led by Lee Magee,
the erstwhile Dodger, were failing
Grimes numerically. Burleigh was
wild and ineffective and was handi-
capped by a shaky support
Magee. whose failure to touch second
on a forced play in Wednesdays game
here cost the Cubs dearly, covered him
self with glory to-day. Two doubles and
a triple bounced of Lees bludgeon. He
scored three runs and drove in two. In
addition to his terrific smuggling Magee
furnished some brilliant fielding around
second base.
Hendrix Pitches Fine BaIl.
Hendrix twirled remarkable game,
Until the ninth. when he let UP with the
game safe in camphor, the Dodgers could
do nothing with his delivery. His con-
troll was superb and he did not issue a
pass.
"A SAFE Dunt by Myers IN tne secono
inning and a double by Mack Wheat In
the third was the sum total Of Brooklyn
bingles for eight innings With one down
in the ninth, Johnston doubled to right
and took third when Griffith beat out a
hit TO Magee. 2. Wheat's sacrifice fly to
Barber scored Johnston. Griffith stole
second and third unmolested and scored
when Myers beat out an inheld hit.
Myers. like Griffith. was allowed to steal
second and third. Hy was marooned
when Deal threw out Konetchy.
Cubs Score Twice in First.
Magee's double and singles by Merkle
and Barber gave the Cubs two runs In
the opening inning. After Flack walked
In the hfth NJ. Wheat tried to throw out
Flack on a force play at second on Hol-
locher's sacrifice bunt and failed. both
runners being safe. The pair advanced
on Magee's sacrifice and registered on
Merkles single. Hits by Hendrix and
Flack. Grimes's poor throw on Hol-
locher's sacrifice, Magee's double. wild
pitch and BARRIERS two Dagger gave the
Cubs four runs in the sixth. Magee
tripled in the eighth and. after Lear
walked. scored when Barber forced Lear
at second. The score:
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Detroit First to score.

The Tigers were the first to get into
the run column. Young walked with one
out In the first inning and scored when
Cobb rammed a triple to centre. Neacn
walked and Heilman obligingly smacked
to Baker, starting a double play
The Yanks jumped out in front WIN
three runs in the second Lewis led on
with a single to centre. Cobb pretended
to tumble the ball. but Duffy was too
slick for him He refused to swallow
the bait. Pipp sacrificed. Jones to He'll
man. Nobody took the trouble to cover
third base. so Lewis sped on to that bag
Heilman fred TO third on general prin-
ciples, and the ball hit a box Lewis
scoring.
Pratt spun his first hit to centre, and
he legged it to third on Bodies robust
knock to left. Ping took second on the
throw to get Del Boland let fly wild
pitch. and it scored Pratt, Bodie going
to third Muddy Ruel hunted neatly on
a squeeze and Bodie romped home.
The Yanks ran up their lead to three
runs In the fourth, scoring run on
successive singles by Pratt, Bodie and
Ruel,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, bi Detroit, 4.
The Boston-ChicaEo game wns postponed
on account Of wet grounds.
St Louis, q; Philadelphia, I.
Washington, 81 Cleveland, 2.
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Totals. SSH II p

Two base hits-See, Schweitzer, Ben
cough. Three base hits-Rodriguc Donel-
son. Sacrifice hits-Nsgle, Harris HaTscher.
Left on bases-Rochester. Buffalo, S. Bases.
on balls-Oh Brogau, 5; OF Harscher 2 Hit
by pitcher-By BrogHu McC arrou). Struck
out--By Brogan, By Harscher, ?, Wild
pitches-Har scher. p
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nome run-SWalker. stolen bases-Austin
Gedeon. Double plays-Welman, Gedeon and
slsleri .Gedeon, Gerber and slsler: SEVERED
and Sisler. Left on bases--st. Louis, Z; Phila-
delphia, 8, Bases on balle-0f Eaylor. g.
on Weilman, 1. Struck out-By Nayior. q
by ,weilman. wild pitch-weiiman, Passed
ball-McAvoy.
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STANDING or THE CLUBS.
ED FOR TO-DAY.

New York in CincInnuti
Brooklyn In st. louis.
Boston In PittsburR.
Philadelphia In ChicaEo.
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Totals. 80 Z 10 % Il I
.Baited for LYONS in eighth inning. p

Two base hits-Zimmerman Doolan Kon!
nick and Bruggy. Three base hit-Jacoos
z: Altenberz. Sacrifice hits-Weinert and
Sheridan. Sacrifice fy-Davis. Double plays
Miller. unassisted; Doolan and Walsh. Loft
on bases-Reading, 6: Newark, 0. Base on
bslls-on weinert, d off stryker, 1; of /.
Schwartz. l; off Brown. 2. Hits-oh suys
ker. in innings of Weinert, in 10
innings; of Lyons 3 in innings; on
Schwartz. 9 in l la innings; OF Brown, In D.
innings; of Shea, in 1 inning. BalkTT'
Weinert Struck out-By Stryker, 2; By
Weinort 3 by Brown. 2. Winning pitcher
Weinert. Losing pitcher-Stryker. sJu-
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