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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-03-19
EAST CHARLESTON
.arl Willis is on the sick list,

Earl Willis is on the sick list.
Mrs. Parker Kelley is quite i'll.
Alfred Wilson, who has been quite
i'll, is. able to be out.
Orrin Colburn is the new clerk in
W. G. Stoddard's store.
- Mrs. Will Locke is entertaining a
brother from Coaticook.
Mrs. L. G. Buck was i'll with grip
the past week but is improving.
The moving pictures will be dis
continued until some time in May.
Eugene Buck was called to New
port last week to serve on the jury.
Mrs. VIM. Hinton of Westmore
spent the weekend with her son,
Guy.
Homer Locke, who has worked at
Island Pond all winter, has returned
home
Mrs. Perry has finished her labors
at W. G. Stoddard's and gone to New
port
H. ]. Hudson has returned from
New York, where he has spent the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Fifeld of Island
Pond are visiting friends and rela-
tives In town.
Topic for c. E. prayer meeting for
March 20, Envy and Covetousness.
Leader, Hazel Hall
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-03-19

The quarantine at Joseph Can
ning's camp is off, and the men were
able to come home Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Carroll has accepted a call
from Plymouth church and will move
his family here from Brandon this
week.
Milan Miller, who was in the U. ).
navy, died of pneumonia in Scotland
last month. He was the son of Kate
Streeter, an old resident of this town:
Since the death of his mother, he had
made his home with his aunt, Mrs,
Charles Bean, in Cambridge, Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-03-19
Newport News Page
Important Happenings and Local
Notes from the County Seat.
Newport Board of Trade.

The Newport Board of Trade mem
bers are warned to meet at the city
council rooms March 26th at z p. m.
for their last meeting. The affairs
of the board will be closed and the
new Chamber of Commerce will be-
come the active factor in the business
affairs of the city. An election of
fourteen directors will be held, this
being by ballot.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-03-19
New Bakery.

The bakery at "a Central street
which has been closed for over a year
will resume business on March goth,
with L. P. LeBrun as proprietor. Mr..
LeBrun, formerly of Rumford Falls,
Me-, has had several years expert
ence as a baker and will make all
kinds of food, specializing on Can
adian" and "Milk" bread.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-03-19
Congressman Greene to Visit New
port.

Congressman Frank L. Greene of
st. Adams has been engaged to speak
at the Y. M. l. c. on Tuesday eve
ming, March 25th.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-03-19
HOW DID YOU SPEND
Last Sunday Afternoon?

your those in which placed
Photograph wei only
but that called good
friends its beautiful music with
selling Victroas and monographs have
had such demand present During the eight days 10
monograph made ana - families hooe the poge of
enjoying the best of their homes.
doing keep
the Brunswk having better but
that only able to keep samples on our floor
200 NEW RECORDS JUST IN The best shipment we have
this we have of those
S4S Outfit also three $3.50
Columbia which
delightful hahour Photograph de
the and the pleasure when
have the privilege demonstrating the beauty OF our machines
Day and Reasons for Them
Mondays special days Basement
make
Our list complete
NEXT SATURDAY AND MONDAY
but among the special offerings
6Ouart Enamelled Sewpan complete with Cover of
A good edolar dish for 5Sc
a and Size of the Enameed
in window Friday morning None goods sold
the Special however until Saturday morning.
| TIRES
Dontf the War;
' awso effse. SOLD WITHOUT THE TAX ADDED.
! We prob
True & Blanchard Co., z E7ss: Newport
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-03-19

"PRINTZESS"
DISTINCTION IN DRESS
Printzess display this week the nation over,
of Fashion, Latest Creations
Printzess Suits, Printzess Coats
Printzess Dolmans
You will delight in the soft, Atwood texture
OF the fabrics, the superiority of design the
smart stylish lines of each model, and the dis
tnctvenesS and individuality always found in
Prntzess Garment.
Prntzess Suits, $4,000 to $62.5O
Prntzess Coats, $500 to $500
Printzess Dolmans $4,000 to $45OO
We can surprise you in the wonderful values
of other Atwood suits from well-knOwn New
! York manufacturers at $500 to $500. We
simply ask comparison of style, quality and
workmanship.
20 New Silk and Georgette Dresses
No two alike, assorted sizes and colors at
SlloO. Compare these with others you have
seen as to style, quality and finish.
Many New Skirts
Silk and Serges, plain and fancy materials, val
ueS that are hard to match for style and quality,
from S0.95 to $500
: Fancy Voiles
Inc finest and largest line we have shown for
many seasons prices 29c, 39c, SOC, 75c, 81. 90.
! Fine assortment of the new Bead Necklaces
so much in vogue just now, all prices.
s Basement Values
i New Bath Towels at 15c, &c. 29c, SOC, Soc
! \ reduction of surely 1-3 from the prices you
j nave been paying.
|: New Bed Spreads
B FulI-Slze seconds of a $500 spread, at $1.95,
Il Impertections hardly noticeable.
e Remnants
= bates Ginghams, Csc yd.
Is Chffside Apron Gnghams, lee yd.
Endurance Cloth, &c yd.
Boys and Girls Sweaters
"S'c' $l19 and $3.50, worth ST. SIPS and ss. 90
Gilman & Company, Inc.
/: Newport, Vermont
4 Inn
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RECORD SAYS HE
WAS SIDETRACKED
Merely a Figurshsad Referee,
Declares Ollie.

TOLEDO, July 11.-Oliver Pecord, ref
cree Of the Willard Dempsey champion
ship boxing exhibition here on July 4,
to-day divulged the details OF an agree
ment he claims to have been demanded
by Jess Willard. to the effect that Pecord
would not declare the winner II the bout
went the twelve round limit.
Record asserted he afixed his sigma
ture to the agreement the day prior TO
tho bout on the demand OF Willard, who
declared he would not enter the ring
unless the decision was left in the hands
OF the judges alone.
Pecord declared that Willard, fearing
q frame up, notified Tex Richard, pro-
moter, that he would not 60 on with the
night until he was sure the Toledo official
would consult with the Judges before
announcing any verdict,
II had been settled previously that
Richard and Major A. J. Drexel Biddle,
as judges, would give the decision at
the conclusion OF the bout II It went
the designated number Of rounds Should
they disagree It was understood that
Referee Pecord would agree with one or
the other or give his own decision.
That a change from the original
agreement had been made was not
known until Peoord divulged the intor-
nation to-day.
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3 FAVORITES WIN
AT GRAND CIRCUIT
King Stout, Prince Loree and
SanardO Victors on North
Randall Track.

CLEVELAND, July 1.-THE largest
crowd Of the meeting attended to-day's
Grand Circuit races at the North Ran
dali track. Three favorites. one second
choice and a rank outsider were the
winners. The favorites were King Stout
In the half mile trotting dash, Prince
Loree In the Q :o5 class trot and Sanardo
in the first division of the 2:17 pace.
The Substance, second choice, won the
first division OF the 2 10 class trot, the
second division of which will be con-
tested tomorrow. Worthy Mckinney, n
rank outsider, won the second division
Of the 1T pace In four heats.
The Forest City Live Stock and Fair
Company will turn over all of to-mor-
rows gate receipts to the City Welfare
Federation. Tho summaries:
':r CLASS. PAc1NG-PuRsB slsoo-F1Rsr
DIVISION.
sansrdo, b. g., by San Francisco
Harry Mac. b. G.. by Expressive Mao
Prince Pepper. biz: g.. By Prince lingo.
Harley n. :. h.. BY symboier (wick.
romm ;m pefor..t. br h., By Tho De-
forest wv. Flemins). ...........:s
Belle Chafhn, Michael A. Powers, King Co
muck and Manuel also started;
Time, 2:o6k, 2:osN. 2:Wk.
$50 CLASS, TRoTTING-PURsE 81, 40
FIRST DIVISION.
The sus.tancs, b m, by the Exponent
R,dsemsri. B. e.. By wiia,t CTraynoij.
The Cossack, CHI. g.. By Dillon Axworthy
American Gin. CHI. m. By McClntoct
Ntarrison) ...................s...'
Tho Triumph. b. h., By the Exponent
(Geerr) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MIRA McGregor, also started.
Tine, f:06h, 1:10k. 7:0sh.
TRoTTING. HALF NILE
DASH-vALUB 1,50o.
King Stout, CHI. O.. by Elcanto (Stoup ........
Amie, 9. f.. By ortolan Axworthy (Hedricf)..
Charlie Haxxard, ~ c., BY Tampfast (GeerD. .
Little Lee, b. e., BY Axworthy (McDonald)..
Nihila, b. T., BY siiiko (Engleman). ...........s
Time. o3h.
7o5 CLASS TROTTING-PURSE $3.50.
Prince Loree. br. g.. BY Prince McKin-
neg CMcDev1tt. ........... ...............
The fodder. br. h., by Kentucy Todd
SStinson) .....;....;:.......;i
Esperanza. b. m. BY Carlokin (McMahon)
Heir Reaper. blk. h.. by Early Reaper
~ Time. a:oeii. 2:osh, 2:osH
2:I7 CLASS, PACING-PURsE s1.2oo-sBC-
OND DIVISION.
Worthy Mckinney, b. b., by McKin-
ney (hoore). ........... :.''.:...''....
Great (Thomas). ....:......".":....
Lucy O., b. m, by Last at Law
(Shively) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Alice W, CHI. m, by Willy (Hedrick) 10 : no
Lassie Pointer, b. m, by Elastic
Brother James, Progress, Regulator. JEANNE
Castle. Auto Pace and Sadie May also started.
Time. 2:o7k, 2:0SA, 2:lo. 2:llh.
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Sport Events To-day

BAsrBAIx--rittsbp W. Giants ~
breoEiyn ss ESbets Field, . r. N.
EMNQ-At Empire Cty. Honkers,
P6L6-soeEswsy Hunting Club. $50
yAcHTiNo--Nsw York Athletic Club
rice 70 Block Island, series races
4eNwnnhaka Corinthian Yacht Clubs
0rsyesend uay Yacht RacinG Asso-
eieflon Championships, Crescent Ath-
lethie Clubt motor boat race, PouGh-
keepsie and return, start from ia
cs ffeisi s.l; .. Paterson,
kings County - CameronsI Coiumbis
Oval Royefs ct Manor fleldi staten
Island ~ Densonhurst; Bensonhurst
nsvers 81 Columbia OVAL All Now
York asainst All Phiisdelphis NJ
Staten leland.
LAWN TENNis-Eastern New York
state ohampionships ut P1casantvf1le,
10 A. M, westchester tourney, 10
A. MI East egatnst West st Cincin-
natl, Central New Jersey state cham
pionships at Beach HsyenL club
clairi Olenwood ~ Plainheid.
GOLF-Bel sweepstnises NJ Baltusroli
nag competition af scarsdale, club
hAndicap ut North Hempsteadi four.
ball match e Glen Hideet four.bali
fourome AZ shack9maxeni club han
dicap IT Dunwoodiej club handicap
- psinhcldi club cup et Montclsir,
house commiitee cup st Colonis,
govefnorS - 81 ApawemisI July
trophy 81 - Andrews.
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CINCINNATI IN TIE
FOR LEAGUE LEAD
Double Triumph Over Braves,
4 to 2 and 6 to 2, Causes
Deadlock With Giants.

Boston, July 11.-(National). - Gin
cinnati took both games to-day from
Boston, the first, 4 TO Q in thirteen In
nings, and the second, TO ., and tied
the Giants for the lead.
The visitors tied the first game In the
eighth when with one on base Rariden's
drive to left centre bounded into hole
In the scoreboard for . home run.
Daubert opened the thirteenth inning
with q bingle and scored on Grohs home
run to right 1t was Reuther's ninth
straight victory.
Heating was hit hard and often IN
the second contest while Filler held hos
ton to Eve hits. The scores:
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WIN FOURS0ME MATCH.
Miss Caverly and Walker Score on
Ekwanok c. C. Links.

SptcTdI DespdIcH TO IHE MN
MANCHESTER. VT, July IA four.
some golf match was played here this
afternoon at Ekwanok Country Club with
Miss Mildred Caverly of Philadelphia,
runner up in the 1915 Womans National
Championship, and A. L. Walker OF New
York, intercollegiate champion, the win
ners. They beat Mrs. C. II. Wander
beck, the 1915 Woman's National Cham
pion, and w. A. Barber, Jr.. of New
York. former Vermont champion, by one
Doint
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HAVANA REDS DEBUT.

The Havana Reds will make their FIRST
appearance in Manhattan tomorrow
afternoon at Dychman Oval. near the
Dyckmsn street subway station. when
the Cuban players will clash with Guy
Employs Treat 'Em Roughs" nine. The
visiting team wnl have in Its lineup
Gonzales. Vendetta and Torres. Jimmy
Clinton. the local teams star twirler.
will pitch against the Reds.
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MAY RESUME RACING.

TORONTO, July lin spite OF the
embargo placed on horse racing by an
Order In Council officials of tho Metro
politan Racing Association announced
to-day that they were preparing to hold
meetings this season on both the local
tracks, Dufferin Park and Hill Crest.
They expressed themselves as confident
that the embargo will be removed.
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TWO GAMES FOR LINooLNs.

The Lincoln Giants will have the
powney shipyard's and Newark Stare
baseball teams as their opponents to-
morrow afternoon in the Harlem teams
weekly double header at Olympic Field.
lssth street and Fifth avenue. Both the
shipbuildsrs and Newark teams have
been travelling at q good paco this sea-
son and should make things interesting
for the homo team, Cyclone Joe Will
Jams will pitch against tho Downey
team.
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PLAY KEEN POLO MATCH.
Rockaways Defeat Meadow Brook
by 8 to 2 "a Score.
SneclaI Dssndfch In T1aK SrN

Hampstead, n. Y, July 11.-Seldom
has a more hotly contested polo game
been seen at the Rockaway Hunt Club
than to-day, when Rockaway defeated
Meadow Brook In the series for the Bliz-
zard cup by a score OF to 2%. Rock
away played with Elliott C. Goodwin, e.
Hopping. J. Theeseer Cowdin and G.
p. Dixon and received one goal handi-
cap from Meadow Brook. Meadow Brook
lined up with Cornelius Vanderbilt Whit
ney, son OF Henry T. Whitney; Thomas
Hitchcock. Jr.. c. d. Beadleston and Q.
A. S. Mexican.
The second period J. Theeseer Cow
din was accidentally hit on the head
with C. v. Whitneys mattel, which
caused the game to be postponed twenty
minutes Mr.. Cowdin later remounted
and continued throughout the game.
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FIsKE RED TOPS ARE HERE.

The Fiske Red Tops baseball team Of
Mass, semi professional
champions OF New England. will make
their first appearance in this city to-
morrow afternoon. when they tackle the
at Dexter Park. near the
Cypress Hills IL" The visiting nine Is
entirely Of former minor
league players. In the opening tilt the
Ivanhoes will play a return game with
the Bushwicks.
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CooaAN DEFEATS RED ALLEN.

Mel CooEan outpointed Rsd Allen in
an eight round bout at tho Bayonne A.
c. last night. The bout was q spirited
one. Coogan having the upper hand from
start to finish. In the second eight
rounder Mickey Russell. Jerseys favorite
bantam, defeated Jack Ellie OF The Bronx
in an interesting contest
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Games Scheduled for To-day.
jersey City In Buffalo Uwo).
Newark In Toronto (twol.
Baltimore in Rochester Uwo)
Reading in Blnghamton.
TORONTO, July 11.-UnternationaD--
With second place at stake, Newark and
Toronto opened a four game series to-
day, which included a double header
stryker. late OF the Giants. was In the
box for the Bears and Hubbell pitched
for the Leafs, and Hubbell was the win
ner by a score of to 3. The score:
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SHELTERS CLINCH
CONTEST IN FIRST
Score Four Runs, Enough to
DolDn Bisons.

BUFFALO. July 11.-(International)-
Jersey City won to-days game from BUY
falo in the very first inning. when the
combined wildness of both De Ninney
and Thomas. with the aid Of Bauman's
two Dagger. gave the Skeeters four un-
earned runs. schaeht was very clever
after the FIRST inning. Kane featured
with his six catches In right The score
IERsEY CITY U) BUFFALO Cd
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WHITE SOX MAKE 1T
4GAMES IN A ROW
Bunch Hits and Beat Athletics
BY z to !.

CHICAGO, July 1l-(American) CHI
caEo made It four straight from PhiiA-
delphia to-day by winning to 1. the
locals won the game by punching their
hits off Perry. Ciootte. backed by me
support, had little trouble holding the
>.isitors safe, The score:
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES

NATIONAL LEAGUE. !
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HALAs AND JONES RELEASED.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 1.-THE re-
lease to the American Association teams
Of two players by the New York AIneri-
can League Baseball Club was announced
to-day by Manager Miller Higgins.
Outfielder George HAlas goes to st. Paul
and Innsldsr John Jones to Tolsdo.
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mons. wiTleswortS. Stolen base Kane sac
rince hit-wendell. Double .play--Keatins,
Harris and wlliso. Left on bases-Buffalo
II: jersey City. 10. Base. on balloon De
Winner; Of Thoms.t :; on ss cn,S' I,
Thomaa ! in sas Innings Struck out-By
Thomas. :; By schaeht, 4. Losing pitcher
De XnnaY.
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Two base hite-JHcobs, McAIpine. COM .les.
Home run-Hubbell. stolen bsses-B. Purteil'
jacobs, McAlpine, B. Purtell. Double PLAY
Huebeil TO Gonslss 70 onsioy Breekesnriaxe
r Tss !: ToSon;o. O. bases on balls
on stryker, o. on Lyon. Il; of Hpbhen. Z
Lyon, 4 in ! IS innings Hit by pitcher-By
siryker (B PurtelD; by Huboel tMilerl:
struck out-BZ, stryker. l; by Lyon i 6y
ming pitcher-Hub6ell Losing pitcher
Stryker.
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SECOND GAME.

Two base hit--Roush. Stolen bases-Rath.
Daubert. Groh Sacrifice hits-Keatins. Bress.
Ter, Neale. Double plsy-Eller. Ralh ara
Daubert. Left on bases-Cincinnati. ,: hos
ton 6 Bases on balls-On Eller, 4; off
Heating. |; OF Demaree. !. Hits1or Heating
struck out-By Eller, 2; by Heating, z: by
Dcmsree, /. Passed ball-Gowdy. Losing
pitcher-KeatinE
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Tst.ls;;. MI,tMp

hits-,Pipp. wambssinss Home runs
smith sacrincs hi,s-Gardnsr. : Double
play-Garcner and wsmbsEAnss. Left on
bases-New York, g. Cleveland, S. Bases on
balls--on Shore q: on smaliwood, i, on
Nelson. l.; OF BsEby. g. Hits-off shore,
in 11-S innings; OF smsliwood, / in -
innings: on Nelson. in innings. HIT by
out-By Shore, Z: by BaGby. l. Passed ball
Hannah. Losing nttcher-Shors
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Hot Drives OFF the Bat

The cinGinnati Reds now move on TO
feeble QuAksrs. while the Giants will tackle
Pittsburg In nve games. 30 far the Giants
have taken three out Of hve games from
ths Sskis Dam. Of FoTtSa. viii have shs to
smile kindly on the Giants II they hope
to stay In front
The minor league. declared their inds-
psndenes from tho big leagues last winter.
and now they repeat II again In the sum-
mer. That seems to make It unNnimousl
A sad story. drifted out of Toledo yester-
day. Roger BrernahRn, In his time one of
New York's most famous athletes and
famous later as manager of the Cardinals
and Cubs, has Just Aligned to catch for the
Raillightg semi-professionai club OF
Toledo. Bresnahan will continue as prssi-
dent Of the Toledo American Association
catching for the Raillishts and conducting
the arrAirs OF his club, The story tells the
financial plight that Brosnahan IL In, It
has been known for some time that he
Toledo club, and to-day has nothing but
an American Association franchise, a
chronic tailend club and a lot OF llabili-
ties
Lena Blackburne, former White sox Red
and Brave, yesterday made his debut with
the Phillies, and took turns at playing
base. He played n rafting game at first,
but made two errors at third.
wilbur Cooper. P,ttsburg's ii,tls left
season against the Giants to-day. Wilbur
already has been beaten twice by Me-
Draws sluEgers. In 1917 tho year OF the
in three j to games This year, With the
season almost half over. the Giants still
have to meet the whitewssh brush.
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Totals....4s - % - /

'Batted for Nehf in the thirteenth inning
Cincinnati. o o o 900 -
Boston,. o o o o o o W
runs-Rariden Groh. Stolen bases-Groh.
Kopf, Heraog, Gowdy. sacrince hit--Roush
Left on bases-clnctnnati. 3; Boston. ~
Hit by pitcher-By Reuther SMaranvllle).
Struck out-By Reuther. .; by Nehf, !.
aEG0Nn GAME
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FIACK's HOMER AIDS CUBS.
Brings in Three Runs-Phillies
Beaten, to 3.

PHILADELPHIA, July 11-(NationaD.
-Flack's home run with two on bases
in the sixth. followed by a walk. sacri-
fee and Picks double. scored enough
runs for Chicago to beat Philadelphia
to-day by 6 to 3. The score:
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a.,
Totals. ..44sN n Ns

.n | Totals. ....B17 n -
fBatted for Clifford in the ninth inning.
R osh'.,sS.:.......:... oSSiSdSs II
Two base hit.-HoniE, schaufele, Rod.
rgues. Throo base hlt-HoniE Sscrifo.
sehaufele. Double play-Mhissl and Bsnt,ey'
First base on errorSSBaltimors. /. Left on
oa .; Baltimore, 10, First base
ford, .; by Parnham, s. NAA'
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BINGHAMT0N TAKES OPENER.
Wins First Game of Series with
Reading by o to 4.

BINoHAMToN, July Instrumentation
aD.-Binghamton won the opening game
Of the series with Reading here to-day.
9 to 4. in q hard fought battle. F1sch-
er's home run and sheridaD's fielding
featured. The score:
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Tptals. IS III q l4o

Two base hits-JAckson. Dugan. stolen
bases-Gandil. Burns. Sacrifice hit-wesaNsr,
Double plAy--Lebod and Weaver n LHN on on
SeIls-Of Cicotte, .; OF Perry, > Struck
out-By Cieotte. .; by Perry q Wild piteh
Perry.
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Totals. as rs n 10
sBAtted for Pferer In the third inning
tBatted for Smith In the eighth inning.

Brooklyn. ............ o 0 o % o 2 0 %
Two base hits-Terry, Wheat. Myers. Home
run-CutshAw. Stolen bases-Terry, Kon.
etchy. Sacrince hit-southworth. Double
piays-Bigbss and Schmidt: Konetehy, John.
lton and Konetchy; Kilduf. Johnston and
Ronetchy; Smith, Johnston and Konetchy.
Left on bases-Ptuburg. Q; Brooklyn. Is
Bases on balls-on Pfeifer. (Bigbee): on
smith, l (Caton); on Carlson, I COlaoA .,
Johnston, Griffith. Konetchy. Kilduff
Krueger). Hits and earned runs-on Pfeffer,
and I In 8 innings; OF Smith, and in
8 innings; of Mamaux, and / In inning :
OF Carlson. Q runs. Struck out--By Pfefer
. (schmidt). Carlson by Mamaux, (Mou-
wits) by Carlson, (Klduff 2. Myers
Konetchy. KruegOr, smith Winning pitcher
Carlson. Losing pitcher-Pfefer. Umpires
-MeSsrs Klein (platel and Emshe (bases)
Time OF game-l hour and 40 minutes