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LARSON sMAsRES RECORD
IN FLIGHT OF 1900 MILES
In Eleven Hours, Without Stop,
Flew From Omaha to Point
Near Philudclplln.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno 27.-Dark-
ness tonight forced the Larsen air
i'lanc. which left omaha this morn
ing for Now York. TO como TO earth
at Pine Valley. fifteen miles east Of
this city, but not until all American
records for nonstop flight had been
shattered. according to John NJ. Lar
sen, one OF the passengers. Tho
aviators made another stop half way
between this city and Lancaster. Pa.
which point. Larsen said. was about
l.200 miles from Omaha. This dis
iancc. he declared, was the longest
nonstop flight ever made in America.
Thc men were In the air few
minutes less than eleven hours. and
allowing for the added mileage
caused by losing their way. Il number
of times. covered approximately l,i00
miles.
Leaving Omaha ut 5:i2 a. NJ. the
machine. a "JL" all-metal multiplex
Eiloted by Bert Acosta. and carrying
Larsen and w. Bush. n mcchunician.
encountered dense fog and strong
side winds almost Immediately. These
conditions. Mr.. Larsen said. pre-
vailed virtually all throughout the
journey and wcre directly rcspon-
siblc for their not being able TO
reach their goal. He said the ma
chine worked perfectly all the way,
and only for the fact they lost their
bearings so often they would easily
have arrived in New York by sun
down.
Mr.. Larsen said the flight to New
York would be resumed tomorrow.
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LEADS TEAMS
IN SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Tennessee Aggregation Wins All
Gnmes During Week, but Fuils

NEW ORLEANS. June 2G.-Nash-
vile, with six games won and none
lost completed the week in tho
southern Association with a perfect
record. but did not improve her place
in the association standing.
Birmingham, the association leader
was able to retain the lead but only
won two out OF five games played
New Orleans. after a successful stay
a; home. hit the toboegan on the
games lost second place to Little
Rock. The Travellers opened ut home
and by winning five Of eight games
played went into second place.
Memphis won four on: OF seven
while Mobile lost five and won two
even on the week, winning four and
losing four. Atlanta ended the week
by winning two and losing five. the
final game being Il fifteen inning tie
with Little Rock.
The feature OF tho week in South
ern Association circles was the
jumping of Tim Murichson and Ray
Neuscl, of the New Orleans Club. to
the Jackson and Grccnvilic clubs OF
the Delta League. Officials of the
ask injunctions in the Federal courts
to restrain these players from play
ing with their new clubs. holding that
they are under contract and that the
contracts are binding. The jackson
club owners are prepared 10 fight the
move for an injunction.
With the season nearly half gone
any one of seven clubs can by q
winning squirt take the lead and the
race for the pcnnaut IL tn. tiShtcst
that has been seen in years. Nash
Vile seems to have been strengthened
has come within hailing distance OF
the leaders.
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PARIS SOCIAL SEASON
PROVED TOTAL 'FL|VVER'.
High Prices, Crowded Hotels and
Newly Rich ut French Capital
Aid to Bring Disappointment.
III CATIIAuINE cI,o.r,,


PARIS. June 27.--fIigh prices nass-
port restrictions. difficulties In no.
curing hotel accommodations, and tho
unprecedented influx OF newly rich
made the Paris season. which camo
to an end with tho Grand Prix race
today. the "deadest" In years, accord.
ing TO the universal Judgment of tho
smart set. II was even dulIcr than
the wartime seasons. which were nj
least enlivencd by brilliant uniforms.
Despite tho brave efforts of lead
Ing hosts and hostesses TO bripbton
up The great week" which ended IN.
day. the majority OF entertainment.
proved dishppointmcnts. or as Amera
leans frankly termed il tonipht
hZZlcs a source of cfnbarrassmcnf
equal to that OF the invasion OF Paris
by newly rich was the presence ri
dozens OF divorced couples. Mani
Possesses. notably Mrs. Hugh Wal.
iicc. VIE OF the American ambassn.
DOR. and Miss Elsie De Wolfe. Mra
81. u. Sprcckels. partly solved the
diilculty. by seating their dinner
quests in Tours" at small tables
mus avoiding the presence of woman
WIN their di7 breed husbands at the
same board. Wv
Anoth:r effort TO overcome the sea-
sons shortcomings was made Nv
Cortland Bishop. who started tho
"airpianc tea fashion. which was
quickly taken up by scores OF society
lea1ers. incluling Princess Murat
who returned this week from Rome
lOilowing her unfortunate hall thero
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Totals -. "a "a Totals ....3. 10 q i?
Ran for Walters in ninth.
tIiaitrd for Russell in ninth.
tHattcd Tor MAYS in eighth.
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SPORTS
REDS AND CARDINALS IN
VIRTUAL TIE FOR FIRST
st. Louis Takes Three Straight
From Cincinnati and Moves
Il Within Four Points Of Top.

m NEW YORK, June 25.-A virtual
tile for the National League leader
ship between Cincinnati and 81. Louis
was brought, about today when the
Cardinals scored their third consccu-
tive victory over the Reds. The
American League race Is almost as
close. only half game separating
Cleveland in first place from New
York.
ST. Louis, which is the only first
! division club in the National League
proceeding at a profitable pace, began
It's climb early in the month from
NTH place. winning series from Pitts
burgh, Chicago. Brooklyn and New
York and losing to Philadelphia and
Boston.
The Boston and New York Ma
tionals and the Chicago and Washing
ton Americans are going a, Il win
ming pace. The Braves and Giants
both have now a combination OF
steady pitching and good batting that
may advance them few steps up the
league ladder. The White Sox re-
ceived their first set back today in
seven starts while the Senators In
creased their record 10 seven con-
secutive victories.
In the National League Cincinnati
is in the midst of a batting slump
and the pitching STATS of brooklyn
and Chicago are faltcring. Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia are showing occa-
sional flashes OF winning form.
Neither of the two American League
leaders. Cleveland and New York. ap
pears capable OF uncoverinE a Win
ming squirt. The two teams are just
rambling along and only hold first
and second places. respectively. by
virtue of good work early in the
month. The pitchers of the Indian.
team. which batted at the spectacular
rate of 1852 last week. failed TO do
their share. The New York mounds
men are effective, but up to Satur-
ays contest the batting fell of
oston is fast losing ground through
nsteady pitching. ST. Louis slumped
ably after its squirt OF tho previous
seek. Dctro!t's batting Is below par.
Philadelphia today lost its eighteenth
consecutive game. two less than the
American League record.
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HAGEN AND BARNES PLAY
Make Exhibition Round Agnin.t
Strong Wind. Coming Out With
a and -.

DEAL. ENGLAND. June 27.-An en-
thusiastic crowd OF spectators today
watched fine game Of gol. played
ny Walter Hagen and jim Barnes.
the American professionals. The
match was played on the Walmer and
Kingsdown links. and. notwithstand-
ing their lack OF knowledge of the
course and strong southwest wind.
both players made an excellent
showing
AT the eleventh hole. driving
against a strong wind Hagen AMI
Barnes got into difficulty. their balls
going well out OF bounds Harness
nnisned the game with - and
Hagen with 70.
Al a reception afterwards the cap
tain of the Waliner and kingsdnwn
Club expressed his delight at the
honor the Americana had paid the
club by their visit and presented
each of them with a silver cup
Hagen and Barnes are in excellent
form and are keenly anticipating the
opening championship tournament
here this week for which they quail
fed last week.
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FULTON TO MEET WILLS
Winner of Heavyweight Boxin.
Match viii Bc Given Chance
mt Dcmpacy.

NEW YORK. June :7-Heavy-
weights Fred Fulton and Harry
wills will meet in the first bout Of
importance under the new law per-
hitting boxing contests in New
York. This announcement vas made
here tonight by the Inuerna,ion..i
Sporting Club. which has" Matched
the pugliists for fftecn-round con
test. The date viii be made public
later.
Under the terms OF agreement Fui
ton will receive $25, 900 and Wills
S10,0 without any percentage or
bonus arrangements. II Is the pres
ent Intention of the club 10 limit the
spectators to members OF the organ
iZation; which inchdcs some OF the
most prominent men in the business
and social life of the country
+ While no definite date has been
announced. IL is expected the contest
Will be held about the middle OF
July. Il is intimated that the win
ner Will DE given chance 20 face
Champion Jack Dempsey later in the
year. ~ C
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston. .: New York. :.
ShicnEn l: ClrS Gland. 1.
Washington. :: I'hiiadelpliiu. O.
81. l.NIIl>. Z: DcIrnif 1
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AMERICAN GOLFERS GIVEN
DINNER BY ENGLISHMEM
Gardner md Toiicy Center of Aftrnc-
ton mt Entertainment in
Londou.

LONDON. lame ia gathering of
prominent British golfers numbering
American delegation in the Hall OF
the Royal Institute OF Painters last
night. All the principal English and
ScottiSh clubs were represented.
a picturesque feature was group
q! veterans from the ancient st. An
crews Club, wearing scarlet coats.
Included in this group was Horace
HUTCHINSON. the first British amateur
chhnpion. who won the title in 1886.
., Lord Forster the newly appointed
iGvcrnor- General OF Australia. pre-
Eid"d. with George H. Walker. Of st.
Louie: Cyril Tolley, the new British
champion; Robert 4. Gardner. of Chi
oaSo. runner up in the championships:
lords Rihblesdalc and Wcardalc: j.
hnt!": Wright. of the American en-
hhssE; and Robert r. Skinner. the
table
Gardncr and Tolley were the center
OF attraction. The young Americans
go; an unusual ovation and much
nralSc from the English speakers
noth made b!!ef and modest speeches
IN return
NJ, Walker. spoke enthusiastically
ot the reception and entertainments
% tho Americans. while Lord Riddcl
praised the sportsmanship OF the
Americans.
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he found TO be more dangerous than
the most terrible fevers. They may
be trihinE, but they are n never-faiI-
ing sign that the stomach is not per-
forming it's proper functions. when
the stomach is not properly digesting
the food there is no limit to the way
affections can be spread TO every or
gan of the body. producing intestinal
poisoning. rheumatism. liver and kid
ncy trouble, and many other distress-
ing ailments.
Plant Juice. the famous herbal
stomach remedy. is invaluable I'm such
cases. II acts like Il miracle, puriilcs
the blood causes the food to digest
perfectly, and puts the entire system
In q strong. healthy condition.
Many testimonials are received to
snbstantiate this contention, one of
the latest being that Of Mr. David NJ
casper. who has been resident of
Nelford, y. c.. for 81 years and
Democratic Judge Of Elections for the
past Is years. Mr.. Casper is one of
the best known ara most popular
men in this section of the country,
and his integrity and veracity are un-
questioned. He said:
For 20 years had been great
sufferer from indigestion and could
hardly keep any food in my stomach;
was troubled with my kidneys also
and had terrible pains in my back;
could not sleep at night and was
very nervous; I had terrible pains in
my head. which I was told was from
nigh blood pressure. had tried diff
Icrcnt medicines. but got no benefit
from anything until started to take
your Plant Juice. It gave me relief
at once. i am now able to eat any
thing l want. sleep well at night and
nave no more trouble with my kid
neys or pains in my head. Plant
Juice Is the best medicine have
ever taken and am pleased to give
this endorsement for It and to recon-
mend It to my friends"
Plant Juice Is sold in Richmond at
Tho Tragle Drug Store.
Plant juice Is sold in Petersburg
by Morrison. The Drug Man, and in
Chase City by Tho Chase City Drug
Co.-Adv,
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BLIND MAN KILLS WIFE
IN PRESENCE OF HIS CHILD
Tell Police lie Was Trying 10 Drive
Two Men From

MACON. GA, June 2T.--C. G. Crca-
son. %. blind man. shot and killed
his wife here late today. y i-year-
old child witnessed the shooting
Creason fired five shots and reloaded
his pistol He told the shcrin's dcpu-
ties who arrested him that he tried to
Kill two men whom he had ordered
from his home and did not know that
he had wo/nded his wife. The t-rca-
sons came here from Ware Shoals.
$. g, Ave years ago.
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INDIAN OIL REGULATIONS
REVOKED BY GOVERNMENT
Department OF Interior Decides to
Lift Ruie Limiting Leases
In TN lin,

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Secrctary
Payne has revoked the Interior
Department regulation limiting oil
leases TO $500 acres on land in okla
homa owned by members of the five
civilized tribes. but under govern
mcnt control.
The regulation is no longer neces-
sary. aid Il department announcement
today. because the danger OF mo-
nopoly Is eliminated" since only Is
per cent OF the land originally al
lottcd to the Indians remains under
Federal control
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STAUNTOM MEN FAVORED
W. ID. tunnels and T.. w. Puncnhnr-
s%r Like to Win State

WINCHESTER. June ON. ID.
Runnels and L. W. Puffenbargcr. both
of Staunton. are regarded as the
leading contestants for the State anna :
tcur championship 1T the annual
tournament OF the Virginia Trap
shooters Association. to be held in
Norfolk on July ). The number Of
been ia Used from 100 to 500. At "A
registered tournament in Winchester
recently. tunnels led the amateurs
with II score of 800 out of 800. and
puffcnbargcr's score was ESQ. Run
ncls was only two below the leading,
professional. T. H. Storr. Of Norfolk.
whose score was 2a2.
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GRAND PR|X TO COMRADE
EHGLISH-BRED HORSE WINS
CLASSIC AT lONGCHAMPS
Nmcrican Jockey Rode Embry, Who
Nan Second I'm u Classy Field
OF Fhrcc-S
LEY Associated Press.

PARIS, June 27.-Comrade, an Eng
lish-brcd horse, but owned by Il. de
Saint Alary. today won the Grand
!,riN de Paris in Il driving finish with
The horses were heads apart at the
finish. Bell House, an American
J9eSey; rode Embly. Four American
anu eleven English Jockeys had
The Grand TriN, which was ut 5000
meters carried purse of 100000
francs in normal times about $780,
o0O. The time WAS minutes 16 2-5
seconds.
Never in the history OF the race
had such classy field of starters
ODDS OF England and France Competed
for the honor of winning the blue
ribbon 1!,,m d race of, OF The Ftench turf
ncr of the English Derby. and Char
levilie. winner of the English Oaks
cnnrievilie had never been beaten
old: The French had pinned their
faith on lloardcr. winner of the
1ockey club stakes, and the French
the priX diane. better known AS the
French Oaks.
The United States was represented
IN the race by William X. yanderbnt's
Guy Garner, another American jockey.
had the leg up on Dcndenis
Notwithstanding the threatening
weather crowds began pouring out OF
baris Tor the Longchamps course in
the forenoon, carrying baskets of
food from which they had luncheon
in the shady bois de boulocne. while
awaiting the opening OF the gates.
There was Il record attendance, and
the sums wngercd on the horses were
large.
Society Out In Force.
In accordance with custom. there
was the usual parade of notablcs be-
fore the grandstand. Queen Marie
OF Roumania accompanied by two of
the Roumanian princcsscS, was among
those present. The RoumanianS were
escorted TO their box by Marshal
Foch. Paris made of the event the
usual fashion show of France. the
hats and gowns sharing honors with
the horses for attention. Noted dress
makers and millincrs sent models to
the track TO re-enforcc the showing
of individuals.
When the starter sen, the field
away Pleurs took the lead. with
Charlcrillc crowding him as he
crne to the front at the frs, high
ly banked turn. Battcrsca. Sourhier.
Comrade and Fmbry made up lost
ground on the back stretch, with the
result that Battersea and Sourbier
led into the second turn. with Com
rahe and Embry close up.
Here Sourbier's jockey let down his
mount early for a rush 10 the finish
line Dollhouse had Embry under
wraps. reserving his speed for the
been running in fourth place, entered
the home stretch with I magnificent
burst OF speed. and admirably ridden.
passed the leaders to win by a good
had been given his head and passed
under the wire in front of Sourbicr.
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AMERICANS ORGANIZE
ATHLETIC CLUB IN PARIS
DIR. Edmund l.. Gross. nf I.af,xc,,.
fscnuriilr Fame. Member of
EIccutiNc CommIiice

rAElS June - Tho American
Athlctc Club Of Paris hrs onennd
qunrt"fs At Putcaux. near pa-is'
ne cihb Was organized /, f.w
weeks ago and ~ compns.l NJ rcn ",
the American colony It's excru,ivc
committee consists o! Dr ELmnnd
- cross, Who wac chief orgarriz"r ~
.nS ,.nlayg,te EscadrI!lc OF American
nN'a'ots' Il. Hare. sydney /, Wei,
pr y, l.. Hillwell ana Charles q:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YANKs WIN IN RALLY SCHUPP BESTs RING
CARDINALS CLOSING UP
ON WORLDS CHAMPIONS
Cincinnati Team Files Charge,
Against Umpire iitcm for
AbuN1Nc I.nmEmnEe.

CINCINNATI. juno 81. st. Louis
took the third straight game from
Cincinnati today. 3 to =. and adj
vanced to within a few points of
first place. Schupp outpitched Ring
by a wide margin. The Cincinnati
club tonight filed charges against
Umpire KLEIN for alleged abusive
language used 10 Pitcher Luque in
yesterdays game. which resulted in
that official being attacked in the
todaS's game.
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Chit About the Colts

Luke Stuart was in charge of the
Colts when they left this morning
for three games at Rocky Mount,
Manager Lee Gooch having gone TO
his home in North Carolina Satur-
day night. Lee Is the proud father
of Il baby boy
Lefty Pcnfold. who has remained
IN Richmond since Gooch tuI 1cd him
loose last week, may join some team
in the Carolina League sooa.
Tod Miller. college first sackor,
who had tryomt with Richmond
this spring. was visitor here yes
tcrday. Tod has made ten homa runs
thus far with the Raleigh club, and
fans down home" esteem him h:gh-
~.
Sam DauGhton is II good friend of
luke Stuart. in Iact. he Sat down
and wrote a letter to Manager Clarke
Griffith that Luke would make him
good man. or course. the Colts
homc-run king fell on Sans neck
out OF sheer gratitude.
Guss Hill is leading his club In the
South Atlant!: League He has speed.
can field and throw. and Che: Bend
or was ono Of tha ilrst TO rtcogr,z.
Hill's latent hitting ability. All tho
kid needs Is experience. and ho
promises to bring the local club
owner good price in the near fu.
ture.
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CASPER RENDERS
HIS VERDICT NOW
Claims After Suffering for 90
Years With Stomach and
Kidney Trouble,
PLANT JUICE HELPED AT ONCE
Says Since Taking Plant Juice
He Sleeps Well at Night
and Can Eat His Food.

"An attack OF indigestion or dys-
pepsia are in themselves the simplest
ailments Imaginable" said The Plant
Juice Man. who had his headquarters
at The Tragic Drug Store. but il the
truth were known they would often
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CHILE ELECTION RESULTS
STILL REMAIN DOUBTFUL
hIcsnnndrI Has i.1 Votcn, md UorErno
fD5 on Latest Returns. md
ilnth (lnIm NicfnrH.

SNNTI NED. CHILE, JUNO 2I-Thc
returns in the elections for president
of Chile have not been completed as
yet. but the latest published com
putations credited TO the Minister OF
Interior. give Ill electoral votes TO
Arturo Aicssandri. nominee of the
Liberal alliance. and l5J TO Luis RAJ
ros BorGcno. Liberal union. Both
parties are issuing conflicting claims.
The political manifestations Sat
urday passed off without violence.
and the city Is quiet today.
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T0NEY PITCHES SHUT-OUT

NEW YORK. June 27-Toncy
pitched shut-out ball today, New York
beating Brooklyn. to O. Marquard
held the Giants 10 four hits. but two
came together and another in the
sixth for run. The final score was
the result OF Il double steal
NeNY
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
80 games scheduled.
SrS~-s,.S-- oxs ~, wa.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY,
Richmond nj Rocky Mount
Portsmouth at ScWpirt News
Petersburg at Norfolk
Wilson mt Suffolk
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STAGE SENSATIONAL
SWATFEST IN EIGHTH
Triple by Ruth. Doubles by Mcuscl
and Ward Enable New York to
llcnt Red SON.

NEW YORK, June IA scnsa-
tional ciGhth-inninE rally. in which
New York drove out six hits. includ-
ing a triple by Ruth and doubles by
Ward and Meusel. enabled New York
TO pull out today's game with BoS-
ton, the Yankees winning, to .. UP
TO that inning only four hits had
been made off Russell.
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New York ................0 y . y 10 -
summary: TWO base hits-Fostcr. >:
M.usc .. Ward Three haSc hit-Ruth.
Home runs-vitt. Ward. stolen base
schang. Sacr.nce-Pratt. Double PLAYS
Meusel and Ward. Ward and Pipp. Left
on Duses--Ncw York ,. Boston. ., Bases
on ba!!s5-Mavs, 3: Russell. / ilits-on
MAYS. 1; Quinn, !; Russell: 9; Wild pitches
pi,cher-Mavs, umpires-ChilI and Mortar
INV. Time. 1908. Runs-Nitt Schanr. Eos
tc.. Walters. Russell Peck. Ward. >: Pipp.
Ruth. Meuse!. :. Errors-Menoskv. Peck.
l'ipu >
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st. Louis.


sr o5%.' ~ 49,, 2 Il Totals III q %
D"troit onoa, y
81 Lou: ..............., O q 4 q ..
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VAN GLIDER TAMES TIGERS

ST LOUIS. June 27.-van Glider
held the Tigers to three hits today
an even break on the series i wild
throw by Gerber following a brilliant
stop paved the way for the visitors
run. oldham's wildncss started the
locals 10 two runs
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BAGBY HOLDS s0x

the last game OF the series from Chi
cago TO-DAY, to l, Bagby holding
the White SoN scoreless until the
ninth inning. when jackson drove
home run Kerr pitched strong
game for Chicago. but received poor
support.
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CUBS GO TO PIECES

CHICAGO. June 27.-Chicago went
to pieces in the eighth inning to-
day and Pittsburgh made enough
runs with the aid Of four hits. three
errors. passed ball. and some dar
ing base running, easily TO d,tcat
the locals. The score vas S 10 3.
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Totals 10 q 10 Totals 3,
Hated !or Narcuard in eighth

xSunr~~ ny innings: n.
HI ,THol T3,k .................. "eIoHinn.-2
summary: Twn:hascs. hi,s-nurns Three.
Frlsch Do,hle niavs-Sirxing Ban"rnf,
and Kelly: kilduE .nd knnctchv: Konct-
chv tnn,ssistchl. Left on ba"ns-Ncw York
3; B,ooklvn. 6. Bases on balls-off Ma.
Tusr1 Mamaux. !. Hifs--oT Marnmard
IN :: HaIrauS, In ! Struck om,-Mrr-
Guard =, MamauS., q Toncv winninr
i,ar rim" 10. P I2,rrydnrris"T 1 End
E.f'u-S-Spvfc- M"f'th"