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jM BRITAIN POLICE BASEBALL TEAM HAND MERIDEN COPPERS A SOUND LACING GIANTS STAGE EIGHTH INNING RALLY BEATING CARDS STRONG 1
AUGATUCK GIRLS TEAM TO PLAY HERE TOMORROW NIGHT LUCIULfcSS INDIANS DROP GAME TO ATHLETICS AMERICAN SWIMMERS AT ANTWERP V
jS STAGE GREAT
LLY IN EIGHTH!
ns Are Chased Across
Bringing a 6-6 Victory
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
ATIONAI. I.KM.VK.
rXmlni a Results.
Chlt-ngn 4; IlfMtnn
Hr.mhlyn ; Pittsburgh 3.
.Ww York t; ft. louls 3.
Cincinnati S; Philadelphia 1.
NEW BRITAIN POLICE (It HapPenSn the Best Regulated Lake
AGAIN TRIM MERIDEN !
By Briggs-
Cincinnati .
I Hrraihh n . .
Au. ?. Aftrr HI. l...uis ha. I Nw Vnr
off lUrn.s ami lakrn a lw... MIUurd .
Walnst New York In the elxtli
rday. the visitors ami Lack In ' ""'"
frame ami drove Klrrher from "!
ring five ilmm .n four slnales, , Philadelphia
I a baae on bulla for a H-to-3 1
ecore by Innlnss: I 1
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Iltwlnn at I'lllnl.ura'h.
ftrtwtklyn l rhlriim.
New Ynrk at HI l.ul.
rhllalel.rtl.t at Cli.ilnrmtl.
a n nvt '
visitor
tn thai J
uoli t.r
Kllri 1 Fine Form.
Aut I The He.la m4 It ,
it from Philadelphia yesterday ,
( S t t. Mtsey waa effective '
vanta frtmn, l n the rham.
4 four hill fur three rarmnl
hd tha visitors safe In nrrr
t tha fourth. when aliialee bv I
thar and Millar acoretl thalr n
ara by Innings:
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AMrKICAN l.r.U.tK
eaterday'a Kemlla.
H.-. ; Ht. ula I.
. iillrfrielrihla 1: Cleveland 1.
landing ef the Tram a.
flnderer eat Tap,
,nr. 14. Ilrnnklyn defeated
eterday, 4 l I. Mamuard waa
of tha ba In tha third frame,
vln him. Tha visitors hit
after that an4 scored tha win- '
tha ninth an hlta by MuCabe
ha eewre by Innlngai
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Ml. Irfmla at !lat. n
t'lavalaml at lltllactrlthla.
t'hlraan at N Ynrk.
iH-trolt at Waahlnitun.
UarquarO, Mamau anl Millar;
hml4t.i
IXTEKN ATIONAI LKAGIR.
Th Srw Hrfialn ikjIIc1 Jpartni-r fa
baarball trim triumphed uvrr Ita Mvrtdrn
Ivala aKln -aatr1ar Urrno.m, when th
to a l-r-r a-feal nn the dlamuni a I. 1
ft. Mary'a plavsrountl. In the nattl at I
MwMfn a mrrk a an th tramp -nnt'al.t I
lr II Innlntta. but ymiua t;i.r' a? ma
murh to It iiui thi itui. TIk-
mr a badly J. f.-ati! for lh rcaon
!!' Cabtltia' twiatrra prtivail ih much
tlir-m. h- I.I; rll.. allowing nl live h.ta
lurina I Jt.mi . wnile .a ilrliam puand.-.!
Mill iH.i.li'a rlllvty for li hlta, li.clud.ntf
tit itouiil.-a.
A Klaiu Ihrouph the Im.x rrr- will ah.iw
an unnaual frn.irr nf yratri ilay'a iranie.
vli.: Only tnrre lucml playria nituird la
lh- i-ututa Moor, u'Uara and i'ac. It
Uiiii tb local Bi-at-haaemao and catcher
r total f ;i out a wrre rfll rtil In the
..-M-r-h.Kik. hllf J.w I'ac tiirnei! In th"
nihrr two. rnt f fil.'h wia th atart of
a fast doubla UV. The llaldlns arm of
tha sain.- waa contrlbutrd by Billy .ralck
In the ninth framf. when ha rac-d over to
the dltay corner and pated one hand
a grmaa-rritrcher from Ui.ldt'a bat. tttinK
hla man at flrat. Urabeck certainly waa a
huay flayer In the rlnalnn innlnc fretflntt
three aaaiata. while Moure had the p. .'.
Ixjntl Uave waa wn the Jolt attain yesterday
In fine atyle, ami. aa the clerk nf the police
nimmlMlon aaid later In the day. It waa
Moore'a arreat playi.iar that aided the local
In their victory. lave alao accounted lor
the flrat tally of the locals when he hit
for two baaea in thn aecoml frame after
i eley had doubled.
The Merlden ti-am did well, but It waa !
outrlaaaed. lu.ldt did not have th.- nm
effectlveneaa he diaplayed at Hanover I "ark
a week ( today.
The (ianie.
After t'mplre Jimmy Naunhton bad an
nounrrd the batterlea. the bl( crowd aat
lock tor, to be exact, atood up) and pra
pwred for a areat battlevMejlden went out
Casey rr-i tickled
To -DEWH Vocj Too .
ny Aovice and CANte
UP R)R A few XYS
IISHIM;. ThiA LAVC tS
ALtvS VJITM TrouT AtaD
BrSS
Th6
Guest
ARRIVES
ba Tali A aat her.
tf. Chk-atf ma da It threa
i floaton by wlnnlnv tha final I
Uarlaa yaatarday. 4 to 4). Tyler
korm, allawln anly Ihraa hlta. I i innlnaai
tn a-ot aavea art Knott, CNell
U head by ana af Tyler'a curvew
frame whew ha walked up an
II. Ha apparently recovered.
om tha same. Tha acora by
Yraterday'a Reaalta.
Jeraey City 7-7; Toronto 4-t.
lltifTalo Vyraruaa
ltocheater Head In t.t.
Ilaltlmore ; Akron 4- (flrat
! In one-two-three order In the flrat frame
I Ailx belna; retired on atrikea. Hon In belna;
ataadlnc mt tha Teams.
h
T
a
ylar and OTarrell; Townaend,
ai and dowdy.
afa 13" ana 4
......... o aa ao -a
RICAN LEAGUE
Vaa Caatlaaa In tall Backward.
-klattra, t fa I Ked Has tilva
Wd Heat lac. ,
Auc. . Marrla bald tha
(n to Ihraa hlta yaatarday and
won tha first cam ef tha
Jrrora by lykea and Bhan-
tha visit or a with their only I
fa aid of a hit in tha fourth j
taaueat five paaeea. but four
aided ilm materially. Tha '
ka;
r h a
Won txat P.C.
Ilaltlmore 4 41 ."t
Toronto.... $1 14 .:
HufTalo 7 4 .;;
Akron , 7s 4 .!
KeadlnaT 0 a? ' .42
Jeraey flty 13 7a .4ua
ltocheater , J 17 ,304
ayraruee It l .C3
out. Cabelua tn Moore, and t'ustv'a foul
! hrlnn; nabbed by the local catcher. Bill j
' Mart. In New Britain' half, hit a ahort fly I
to Alls which waa cobbled up and then J
Tom Feeney cauaed tha local rooters to
cheer when he beat out an infield hit toward
third baae. O'Mara, however, went out.
fusty to Thayer, and founry arris, led to
i ktcharmer.
! Oar Boya RrUfer.
Tha New Britain Infield took rare of the
three batsmen that faced Cabelua In the
aecond frame. Urabeck. flrat up In the
aecond Innlnc for New Britain, waa aafe on
Thayer'a error, but went out a moment
litter, Kelly to Cuaty. on hla attempt to
nurlnla aecond base. Tel Velev rot hold of
a faat one and smashed It to left for two' New Britain
aacka. Cabelua tried to looern the cover Sterlden . . .
on the ball, but, inatead. raised a fly In '
at I
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OF FISH- YouLU ( wEBBY' V To BE P'WHr
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(VNfMY POGGUMMIT FRAMei -v 77) f FRANK M MI6HTV R'TN '
Tom WASH8URT4 CAUGHT S TnRee hows S," l T',T AT VllPVT ;
I C.TRIMG OP FIFTY BASS 1 I ' AnD mot a. TOU CAME yjKXSJ AT IHU, (jUCJI .
NliN 5ix BisTout cast J I ny ' 500 a vbek iatbR PARTS ,
, WEEK. TnAT HOi TrIE V V ' Y , YoO-D A HfXSOE. SPORT- I ,
1 fish re: here J . -y- ( Tre WittO HAS BE"SM BAD .,
V1 " ' f ' Too- - Come uP A6A1N AkiD
? fTiAJo I ut SuaramTce 5ome GooOv' j-; -.
; C"t T. Tefcssa I. yjMr 1. ! I 7.
Cole, rf ...
Halt on, cf
Cooley. cf
Totala . ,
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S 21
.ais 4o 3x ta
.000 300 000 3
tiamee Today.
Jeraey City at Toronto.
Myraeuac at Buffalo (twe.
rteadmc at Kocheattr.
Baltlmont at Akron.
f front of the catcher which waa cared for.
i
Two-baac hlta. Veley 3, Moore, Hart
O'Mara; stolen baaea, Kecney, Cuaty; double
play. Pac to Moore; struck out. by Cabelua
11, by Boldt 11; hit by pitcher, by Cabelua
AII: parsed ball. Kelly: left on baae.
Britain : flrat baae on
New Britain 4. Umpire,
KASTERX I.EAOIK.
Yraterday'a Reaalta.
Wa'terbury 4; Wprlncflrld 3.
nn.1jtport 4: Albany 3.
l-lttslleld ; Hartford 3.
Worcester 3; New Haven 3.
The crowd arave Moore a hand upon hla
(Initial appearance at the rubber and he
responded a la Ty Cobb by placing a neat
two-baccer down the left-fleld line, Veley
I reclaterlDC. The beat Joe Tae could do waa
to hit the osone thrlca.
Merlden did nothlnc in tha third Innlnc.
but tha locals did, ooantinc a pair of I
tallies. Hart trot a two-baccer and Feeney I
waa safe on Dalton'a bobble In center. Hart j Followinc the. came players and curst a
reclatered on ftouney'a hard smaah that cot adjourned to Bardeck'a.hall. where another
away from Cole, clvlnc the local heavy- bin event had been arranced by the banquet
welcht three aacka. Orabeck'a single scored committee. Let it be aaid rtcht here that
Founey. the officer! In charge of this end of the
Merlden Scores. affair are entitled to all klnda of praise.
Merlden t. New
errors. Met
Nauchton.
' The Baoqaet.
...aia too o-.3 la 3
i,.t 000 loa auo 1 1 1
Karris and Perkins; Cove
and tXNell.
Maa III Brown 1. .
J. rioetcm bunched seven
runs In the eighth frama
aaally dafrated Ht. lunula,
flrat came of the aerlea.
rlld. Tha Boaton playara
rfaet aupport. playa by VIM.
nnla betnc prominent. Tha
( i, r n
,i,,...vuv j in 11 ix a
....... eoa ata eoo 17 3
iyare-and aJohanc: Rothoron
Maadlnc af the Traaua.
New Haven
Worcester .
Bridgeport
Hartford ...
' Pprlncfleld
' Mttaflrld ..
Albany .....
Waterbury ,
Won Loat P.C.
2 il .IIS
3 US .Bl
03 14 ,t!4
r.7 S4 .ilt
iH 57 .504
:.n m ..oo
l 84 .441
4 aa .4ia
Merlden cot two tallica In the fourth
frame, when a fusillade of hlta erected
i Cabelua. After Cuaty had been retired
Boldt. Bcharmer and Kelly aincled. pro
ducing the duo of counters., In this Innlnc
Joe Pac turned In hla double play, crabblnc
Thayer'a roller, touchlnc aecond baae. and
completlnc the execution by retiring the
runner at tha Initial aack. In only two
framea afterward did the visitors hit aafely.
Allx rettlnc a alne In the fifth, and
Smlllnc Jack Bonhi cettlng a one-baser In
the elchth.
Not content with a T-to-z adrantace, tne
Oamea Today.
or Illffh In Trap Mtoot.
mmrnt at Ctovrtaml.
A til. 2i. Smuahlnsr 1 i
out of a poaalbl 200.
veteran markaman of
V It yarda rk, ona of
vanta, on today's pro
crand Amarlcun hantll-
otlnir tournament hare.
a amataur event in Im
i tha American profea
lonahlp, 200 tarxela at
Cleveland ..
Chlcaco . . . .
ft. Lou I a .,
ttetrnlt
Washlncton
fa. Thla contest reculted i Philadelphia
between !. A. 8penrer oatoa 7.". . !
nu u. u. iieinea or nay- i
brenktnc 15 target. In j 1
f B" blrdu, Pptncar won
loth - ahtit that flrat 1
m ahoot oft without a j Jkron .
aacond 26 Spencer lost ! rteadinc " .".
tar let and a moment 1 Rochester .
nlaeJ hi. 10th. Halke. , u".
on wren ha missed hla 1 jeraey city
last target.
CHAMPIONSHIP.
Wnreeeter at Hprlncfleld ttwo.
Hrldsspnrt at Albany.
New Haven at Waterbury.
Plttafleld at Hartford.
trimmings. When the guests had taken
their aeata the membera of the victorious
team marched Into the hall while Lynch'a
orcheatra played a military march. Imme
diately there wa a cheer and when one of
the membera of the visiting team suggested
three cheers for New Britain, It was In
stantly taken up by everyone In the hall.
. Three cheera for Merlden were then given.
Captain Thomaa W. Grace w-aa toast -!
master. One of the first speakers was
j Mayor Daniel J. Donovan, of Merlden, who
l evidently thinks enough of his policemen's
baseball team to accompany It to New
locate j Britain, a distance of aeveral milea. wh,lch
eventh. Jfettlnc three more run- ffHwl w , direct coritrll.t to tn. interest manl
opened with a double but u"''r,iwreBou feated by the local city executive, who was
RUNS FOR THE WEEK
NATIONAL LKAGVC
T
8 M T W
Cincinnati ... 1 a 7 t
Ht. Louis ...It 1 a 3
Pittsburgh . . x a 4 1
Chlcaco 1 S 3 4
Brooklyn .... a 1 '1 4
Philadelphia . x 3 1 1
New York . . 4 la 4
Boston 4 1 : a
Tt
AM F.KICAN I.EAOIE.
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11
UEFOItK PTIILIC. .
ka Out Forty MIiiuIcm
tciiUaii Harbor.
bor. Mich.. Aug. 26.
empeay waa reported to
al aarloua y InJurM e
ault of u reported auto
nt. tha heavyweight
ually waa In hla train-
nK with hla apnrrlnr
reparation for hla bout
ly Mlcka a ek from
npaey took il '0 mlnuta
(it yeaterday In addition
ilnr actlvltlea. lie had
itnda with I'unamn. Joe)
tha neari reeiina ha.f
Ma alao fought threw
till Tate.
'. manager of Mlske.
t upaet by criticism of
'a aparrtng partnera. He
wtra aa good aa tha
Dempaey.
eiyraettse
IJfTEKXATIONAt, 1.EAUCK.
7 13
n is
a
4
3
14
1
14
11
11
Orabeck whiffed. Veley. however, connected
for a double, and Cabelua aincled. acorlnc
Veley. Cabelua went to aecond unmoleeted
and when Kelly let the third atrlke on
Moore get away from him the local hurler
registered the third and flnal run of tha
came.
Orabeck'a Great Work.
Meriden'a last time at bat care Billy
Orabeck a chance to turn In some big-league
playlnc. Boldt. a dangeroua man with the
mace, picked out a place between third base
and Billy to lace a fast hopper. At the
crack of the bat Orabeck raced over toward
the bag and with his bare hand speared
the smash. His throw was somewhat high,
but Lone Dave had It securely In his mitt
when Boldt arrived at the Initial sack.
Pcharmer and Kelly also hit to Orabeck
and were retired at first.
Tha score and summary:
New Britala.
Hart, rf ...
Feeney, ef .
O'Mara, e .
Rouney. If .
Orabeck. lb
Veley, aa
Cabelua. p .
Moore, lb . .
Pac, ?b ....
ab
s
2
1
po
II
13
3
not Been In the hall, while It ia but a few
I atepa from the Weat Main street temple.
! It was the case In years gone by that the
mayor usually could be found around some
where, but, then, things have changed. The
party went on Just the same yesterday.
Mayor Donovan, who is a former local
boy. apoke In a reminiscent way, telling
of playlnc baseball years ago with Tom
Orace in Hocko'a lot. He congratulated the
New Britain team upon Ita victory and alao
the entire department upon Ita efficiency.
He alao paid a tribute to the New Britain
fire department.
Others from Merlden who spoke were
Commissioners Frank Woods and Ray and
Chief E. J. Landrigan.
Chief William J. Rawllngs gave a corking
fine talk. Clerk Joseph McGrail made a
few remarks during which he took occasion
to compliment Dave Moore upon his fine
playing. Eddie McCarthy, sporting editor
of the Merlden Record, gave recitations
which were well rendered and generously
applauded. In the cool of the evening
Charley Johnson rendered some vocal gems,
and a good time waa had by all.
Totala 41 ia 14 37 13 3
Merldea.
ab r h po a a
Allx. as a i I e a
Benin. If a i a a a
Custr. b a 3 i a
Boldt. p ,.. 1 1 3 3 a
rtcharmer. lb 4 1 1 1 . a
Kelly, c 4 1 11 1 1
Thayer, lb a a S 1 5
MORE HONORS FOR
U. S. AT ANTWERP
New Tork Nationals in a player deal,
details of which were not made public.
Pitcher McSweeney has been dis
posed of to the Chicago American
eaffue club for $6,500. The Matter
provides for the return to the
Swimmers Take First Place in-&4Mw5?dir:j:
, next jsjrfson
All bat Two Meets
Naugatuck Girls' Team to Play St. .Mary'a.
Aggregation Tomorrow Night -Not megs
I.Jok. Like Pennant-Winners. t '. ' , ' ;
Whit. c r , ... . , . . . . , - , .iic unoemen nmnMuot gins Daseoau
White Sox of Outfielder Mostil and i team will play St. Marys nine, tomorrow
tnira naeeman Lutzke, fpr . ...whom I nteht at St. Mary'a playground.
. 4
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
TRYIXf? JiOXCi SWIM.
y.iim5m
Antwerp. Auc. 26. American swimmers
captured all three flrat places tn the final i Iltliry
heat of the 100-meter free atroke Olympic j
race for women here yesterday. Ethelda
TT I..lk. . t. VK"nmAn C ... I m . J r. . I
elation of New Tork. set a new Olympic Sullivan of Lowell; Mass., started at
record-for the distance when she finished 8:40 o'clock last evening''' in an at
flrst .in l minute 113-5 seconds. Her time tempt to swim the English Channel
was a 1-5 seconds better than the old Olym- from Dover to Calais. Tfr'f. is the I
of Lowoll, Mass., At
"tempts to Crons Knglish. Channel.
Dover, England, Aug. 26. Henry
first attempt since the outbreak of
the war to swim the Chi.'itl.
pic mark made by Fanny Durack. of Aus
tralia, at the Stockholm games tn 1013.
- Irene Oueet. of Philadelphia, took second
place, and Frances C. Schroth, of fan Fran- J
Cisco, finished third. Miss Jeane, England. !
was fourth. ' Charlotte Boyle, Women's Sullivan went to England in 1913
Swimming Association, was seventh. J .
All three first places In the finals of the for the purpose of swimming the"
plain diving contests went to (Swedes when Channel In Anc-nt nf tii.i .
V.Ilman captured first. Kkoglund second and Ja""e cT 5v I of, lT tjear hr
Jansson third. The Brazilian, Welllech. was started from South ore land, but only
eighth. There were no American finalists, succeeded in getting within Six 'miles
Rosa Winner. . of France.
The flnal of the 1,500-meter free stroke Sullivan again went to Dover last
was won by Norman Ross, of the Illinois July and has been practicing there
A. ine anaaian, :riiui.. f the nrospnt nttomnr
Tha girls
e amount to re ' rl lnc ,"""'Fr mrrmign nave nao an wr ,
- . . " " .'eeptlone-Hy fine season. winning . eight
&ierS laKC etteCt I stralcrht victories Thele lln.nn 1. am fnllnn.-
Anna , Reynolds, pitcher; Stella Sheldon,:
catcher; May Long, first base;' Louise Ryan,
second bane; Mae Kelly, shortstop; Jull ,
Hoffman, third base; Mary McCarthy, ' left
field; Annie Fit zpatrick, center Held; Elsio
Murray, right field.' t..,'
The local team will present the follovjoar
lineup: Helen Lynch catcher; . Norma,
Heller, pitcher; Helen 'McCue, first base;
Katherlne McGrath, second base; Anna'"
Lambert, : shortstop; Margaret. Crowe, or.
Julia . Arch, third. . base; Ramon Long.,
center field; Helen 'Long, left field;'' Jiilia
Cunningham, right 'field. - .
The local team will play at Colt's, Park.,
Hartford. Saturday afternoon. , .. . , , ; t
The Nutmegs look like a .winner tn the'
11 2ft T.eao'iie ' tho sfames la.l. nlphl'mtAlhrtf''
r
THOLS BETTER
Antomoblle Race Win Compete In
Saturday's 250-Mile Classic.
Elgin, 111.. Aug. 26. Joe Thomas,
injured yesterday when his ear over
turned while making a trial spin
around the Elgin course, will com
pete in Saturday'a 250-mile race.
Thomas, who is in a hospital, assured
officials today he would be on hand.
Thomas said the accident was due
to his unfamiliartty with the machine
he was piloting.
and the Australian. Beaurepaire. third.
F. K. Kahele. United States Navy, finished
fourth, and B. T. Bolden. Illinois A. C.
fifth. Ross' time waa -33 minutes 33 1-5
seconds.
The flnal heat of the 400-meter breast
stroke wss won by Malmroth. Sweden, in
minutes 31 4-S seconds; Hennlng. Sweden.
was aecond: Aaltoonen, Finland, third, and
J. Howell, Olympic Club, San Francisco,
fourth.
The American team won Its heat In the
100-meter relay swimming race In 10 min
utes 20 3-5 seconds. The men composing
the team are: Perry McGlllivray, Illinois
A. C: Norman Ross. Illinois A. C: P.
Kealoha. Honolulu, and Duke Kahanomoku.
Honolulu. Besides the American four, the
teama of Australia. Sweden. England and
Italy qualified for the finals.
Second In Boxing.
The flnal official award in the Olympic
boxing gives the team trophy to England,
her representatives scoring 11 points. The
1'nited States waa second with 10 points.
Canada third with nine points and Denmark
and France were tied for fourth with six
points each.
Olendales .
Columbias -Batteries:
and Grace.
Nutmegs . .
Redwoods
Batteries;
and Mlskis.
Nutmegs .
Glend&les
Columbias'
Redw.oods
b. risk
.......S00 000 030 S 7 8
001 000 1002 a 3
Wojak and Burns; 'Scarlett'
Umpire, W'askowitc.,,. , ,,
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.04O 000 100 6 13- 4
Rosenberg and Poll t is; Griffin
Umpire, Dolan. .' ; ., . -
Standing of Teams.
- . Won Lost
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BASEBALL DEAlS
Giant and White Sox Secure Players
FiTtm Ajnerfra.ni Association.
Milwaukee. Aug. 26. Announce
ment was made today that Catcher
Gaston of the Milwaukee American
association club has been sold to the
Opens Labor Day, Sept. 6-10
CONNECTICUT :'FAp:
and . ;"r " Y,;'-
GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING
At Charter Oalc Park, Hartford
Under the Auspices of the Connecticut Fair Asso.
Over $60,000 Cash in Premiums and Purses.
Five days of horse racing, live stock, agricultural,
home and industrial exhibits.
Band Concerts Carnival Fireworks
Excursions On All Railroads
Gates Open 10 a. m. to 10:30 p. m.
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