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Dodgers Making Serious Bid for Flag;
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Get-Rich-Quick
Walsingford
BAT
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fly KEMBLE
Cnpirlght. 1315.
K. W Kembl.
Shrimp Believes
in Signs, Now
BABE ADAMS SAME
OLD SNAG; GIANTS
SPLIT WIDE OPEN
CollnpM' of Hitting Powers. Ac
'niMpaniMl by Huil Day
for Fielders.
PIRATES KAP MAKQt'AI.1)
WITH VENOM IX SIXTH
By trimming the C.lants yesterday the i
Pirates climbed to third place In the i
National league staudliiKH. ttrooklyn !
best out the. Cubs nnd gained mi the
Phillies, who were) rained In at Cin
cinnati. The Dodgers nre Just half a
game, bn,ek now. The llravcs Idled In
St. IxjuIs because of bad weather. New
York still manage to hold fourth place
by a fractional point, though approxi
mate figures credit the Olantc.t'ubs and
Hravcs with a tie for fourth position.
Yesterday's Results.
Plttthurg, i; New York. :
nrooklyn. 3. I'hlcsgo, 1,
Clnc!nntll-l'hllddelphU (r.itn).
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To-day's Schedule.
New York in I'lttsburg.
Brooklyn In Chicago.
Hojton In St. l.uul (to gani'D
rhllailelphla In Cincinnati.
ny WIM.I.tM II. 1IKN.VA.
Pittsuu'RU, Aug. 10. The (Hants ran
iBto the Habe Adams snag to-day, ran
Into it, tiplrt and were beaten, S to 2.
Generally when the (Hants see Habe
on the mound they don't see him at the
plate, they can't nee what he has when
Uii .1.11 b ore nun, iiw unn ,, ......... . .... tir ,i,in
s to the plate. They do say that .hung up M,nie dandy perfonnanies since
Adams is told the night l'efo'cJhe uon ;l ,1lmanl for Krall; (-,ialll.c.H
It gets
when
I... I... I- ... ..11.. I. ....... I..-. .V,.. , -li.it..
tllUl 11 IS II, lt. III l,ll,IIIl HIV .,,....,n
the next day he laughs himself to slcop.
knowing that the morrow win be as
Hoft as his pillow. The Giants were
outplayed mi far to-day tlwt the only
claim to equality with tho l'lr.ite.s they
lwi was that they were In tlie t.ame
Iciguc.
M.itiliiard, although sooted on In enc.h
of tlie llrst tlitee Innings, pitched capably
for Him first tlvc. He was Jabbed sharply
and copiously In the ninth, and either
that one round. In which he lost Ilia grip,
or the Beamy supinirt he received pre-
vlousl would have lost the, gome.
Tlie I'lr.itiv. employed the sueeze for
their flrst run. In the. llrst Inning Col-
llns trlnle.1 over Snodcrass :uul kklnnail
linmi, vl 1 1 1 III,, 1i..ln ,,t t,,r .InlmXnn'a
1 , ... . . ,
num. .i.mevcr, roe local ce.eiir ues in
rot tesort to finesse again. They (lis-
oovered that subtlety would be wanted
und made future runs with no other
tautlcs than the extrcmo elemental.
Onlv one hit figured In the Mvond
11.1-.1 .i....i.,...i ...1.1 ..... 1
,u,i. 1 "u'"vu ..nil uui ivnii
callipered In when llibsoi.'n slap went
tralglit to Dovle and straight through
Uoyle. than which it would be hard to
lliaue a riiiin in ine i.iirtl. lie llioveu
up 011 an out He stole third, Dooin's
throw .Hilled through Ixibcrl's hands and
Caiey came to the plate.
The littsliiirg firing hi the sixth was
14 matter ol hard hitting pure and
robust and simple There were four I Ccnnd out. Chapman followed with a
Jnsle ..lid one double, and If Snod- ; ,.,.., to right. Kgan opened the
irrasn h.idn t thrust his hand Into a ,.K,th with a clean single, onlv to be
liner out near the .scorelsiaed the total 1 forced by Southworth. who baited for
would have ben more prolific. A run Jones. Wille grounded lo Klsher. Peck
was made olT bchauer In the eighth. I Inpaugh made a dandv catch nf Hnr
Hlncliin.iu doubled, took thiol on a My to 1 baro's Texns leaguer on the left foul
Metkle and did the last lap on a first 'line,
fri1'' o"1 1 llgan, the Cleveland culcher. was n
lliaaiiaid spun a two bagger along the I great source of annoyance to the Yau.
lefi foul line In the eighth. Ildle (Inint
panked a triplo to centre. (leoign
Hiirns lifted a n-tcritlce llv In right,
which completed tlie details of the
(iiants' uiconscueiitlul two iuph. The
COIfl .
NEW YOHK i.V Ml I'lTTSflL'KO .N Ll
ah h 11 e ah li 1( r
niirns.lf :i ft 1 0 o'c.ury.lf .... : 1 1 n 0
Spoiler's i f 4 ft 1 1 I Coslello.rf, 2 ft 1 o 0
Do.le...i. I ft 2 3 liLVtlllns cf,.. ( 1 .', 0
Tineher.s 4 12 4 n Jnh iistoii.lb 3 1 11 n ft
Mrrkle.rf 4 2 : 0 0 llini.'n.i f,f 4 1 3 ft 0
Taiberl.lh. 3 0 0 1 1 Wuvncr,.. 4 1 0 4 n
llrainardlh3 1 0 nVinx,:h .. .1 1 1 1 11
Dooin.e . 1 1) k ft ft HjiriUb.... ( 2 I :i 11
.M11n111ar1l.il 2 ft 0 2 0,(iihon,e. .. t 1 4 0 11
rjranl 110 0 0 Adiaia.p... 3 0 0 2 0
Miauerp ftftftiin .
Totals... 92: 10 0
Totals il r. 21 11 3
'Ikiltnl lor Maiipiard In the elthtli Dining
New VniU h ft ft 11 ft ft ; 0-2
I'llUliuit 1110 0(0) x S
Huns -New York. HriUnard. Oiai.l; Put.
burt Cney Collins Johnston, llinilininn.
Wazner. Vnix. U.ilrd 2 First bastt on error
Piltsburs 2 left 011 bases NVw York. 3;
I'ltlvbui'l- 2 ll.i-i 011 balla -Off Maniuaiil, 1,
Strut k out llv Mariiuurd. Ci by Siiiaucr, I;
bv Ad.ims 1 Three base . (Irani, Collins
two nasi, mis .jiraiii'iru, iiiii niiiaii. 11. tun
rtjeriii'e mi -jnuiHioii
Saerlfles tlv Horn..
Stolen liasr Caiet Double nlay Fl. tiller.
Doyle and Hraiu.iril Huh Off Miuiiu.iid. m hi
even liininiis: nil hehaiier. 1 111 one luuiiiir
Ksriml run Off Marquard. K off Sehauer, 1 :
elf Atlanis, ; I'm 111 rr in chief Hlrni Firld
umpire--Covkitl Tinic-l hour ami 3i lain
uteajjx,
AINT Mf FAULT MlVro MAN-
StUUHP DOME PUT ME
LE.MKIE QO- PLEASE., HE UoNE. IT-HNS
UID -
CLEVELAND NEEDS LUCK
TO SPLIT WITH YANKEES
Combination of Circumstances Enables It to Take
Second Game From King Cple, 3 to 2 Fisher
Invincible in Opener.
lltli Detroit ninl Chicago, by beating
Washington und Philadelphia respec
tively, managed to pick tip some ground
!" the lied Sox yesterday. Hoston had
I to be content with an even split with
the Hrowns. Donovan's Yankees ill
j vldfd a doulile header with the Cleve
land. and thereby Kilned half a Kame
In their light with the Senators for
fourth position.
Yetenl.i Ite-ull..
New Vurk, 5; ,teeln I. o (first eithi
I'lei'Uiid, .1, New Vurk, J (ei-und kjiiio)
HI t.nul. .1. Ho.tnn. 2 Itlr.t (.llllfl.
tin. mil. til; Si ImiI. 3 Irecoiiil t.linfl.
ChlcHgn. 3. I'htl.ulflphln 4.
Detroit, . Washington, i.
Detnlleil slandlng of the Clubs.
Club. e c !f S ' "5 x'l I " t
5jisjit; gig t
a a u a ;c Is. ts s s.
Boiton 9 7 1 II "i 10 M,35 f41
Dttrolt tTu 0 "i "t.io'it n i T7(
Chicago 7 1 c v ij 11 it , l 4H C4
Waihlngton.. 1 i 10 II I Jl49' 7:0
New York e) 4 11 . I 49',495
Ht. l.ouU 4 a 4 0 t t, ' 40 el 3f0
Clerelund 3 4' 4 4 4 i ;ll J : fi !S
I'blUdelphla. 4 1, I 4 61 4! I :liS4 117
(nisslost.... is 34l40 49 49 m'iiJ '41ml
To-daj's eheilule.
Clu eland In New York.
St I,nuls In ttnuton.
riilcsjn in I'hlladelphU
Washington In Delrolt.
Dill Donovan's Ynnkees played h
whole lot of good baseball yesterday
afternoon nnd played il In refreshingly
great haste, but the best they got for
! their ambitious hustling was an cen
spilt with the Cleveland club. Hay
Klsher outpltclied Sam Jones and rang
up a 1' to n shutout In the opener King
(Cole lost the second to nip Hagerman
.by n count of 3 to i.
j Klsher duserxed to win his game nil
. right. Cole certainly did not deserve
to loso his. He was outlucked all the
I way. The King pitched one of the very
best games of his career and he has
I,.... .. . ,
Lub ,mfU ln 1:'10'
i -'ole let Kohl's disciples down with
I three hits. I'lifortuuatcly one of these
was a home run cloiii by'wilie. a rookie
' outfielder, who droe a liner ofT the
. fresco of the upper tier boxes Infclglit
field, i:entually that swat decided the
. iirgumeut, for Cleveland, In the ninth
' tuning, crowded home the two necessary
i runs on a combination of heartrending
i circumstances.
1 Cleveland got six hit, off Kay Klsher
first game, but two of theso were
scratches to .the box. ("Inly nm- man,
however, goi as far as third base on tho
.1 in "'it
Joe JacUson
he ninth and
ut He was
,.. .
Vermont scnooimasiir .Ii
dollblcil with onu out In till
IlllVailCCll nil till llltleld Ollt
I.. ft uOif.it Umltl, cl,l.l ,.. iiii.
-- . p(1 f-r liem3n ln , ,, ,lln,
Vr'(t,, "' 1 !. ,'., H ' ,M !'," tllaited for llpp In the ninth Innintr.
, w" "" "I",1" "'l'0"'1' ""U'lei eland ft ft 0 0 1) 1 0 ft r 3
, w,,!l "reed by Smith, and Miuumaker jw yrK ' . n 0 0 ft 0 1 1 0 0-:
, ''H 1,"'K lw 'b when he, , .Cleveland, Wllle, Kvans. Southworth;
' ,r"'" l" ,'lrL,' 1 '"'x' safety was-alNcw York, Cook. Alcxand-r Firm bane on
scratch by Jones with two out In tho 1 error-Cleveland' I'li on ban-4Jlcvelaiul. i:
....
nirii. wu,c. came 10 naugni. ns wllle
' 1 ,'1. ,"."!!p' ,., "I"1'" "cratche.l
T' i. V.,..i. ,l ' " ? . " K"m "i
"I" '" mh " r.-,i 1 j r nut i lit
, ir.,lw ,,..uu y, ,;,,.., ,.ii., i..,.
.. .M, ..IIII.M ,.,,l, iikiiv nun
J'IMici h Hands
High's wonderful catch off liarb.uo
n,e (.V,(, "Ziuwi pasture I i
I l-,i,i r.rt ., ..v.r i.i,. ....... e,. .. .
saved Klsher trouble In tlie
sixth,
kee luise runners, lie smothered no
less than four pilfer attempts, two each
In tho third and fifth innings, Thrco of
these throws caiR.iled passes.
New York got Its first run with two
out III the second limine walked, lie
got lo tilt itl and Nuiianiaker second on
WilloH poor throw, In of the big catch
ers lilt, MslierH single tallied Iloone.
High walked, filling the bases, but Peck's
easy grounder to Durham left them
lllled. Ilartzell walked ami stole, second
In Hie fourth, but linen weak pnpups
strandid him,
In tho tlfth, Willi mm nut, Peikliipaugh
doubled In left Malhid'a hlugle to cen
tre brought over the final run, Mnlsel
was caught slenlliu? nml so was I'lpp,
who walked a moment later. High was
the only Yankee tn see Hint base after
ward. Hn walked with two out In the
seventh, Just before Pecklnpaugh popped
to Klrke,
King Cole pilled n sharp curve, and
11 baflllng change of pace against 1 1 it
Berman's speed, Kor five Innings nelllier
side came close to seining Wllln, hit
at the beginning of the fourth, was the
first Clevelniider to se lipp's station,
Cole caught him napping, In this same
Inning with two gone Coin passed
Chapman, hut Doc Cook humped tip
ugnlnst the fence nnd gathered Jack
uon's liner, bin I Hi doubled with one out
OhJ BE vJOfc.
'Ll'?"
.Malscl. I'lpp shooting the linll back
to Krit. In plenty of time. .Meanwhile ,'
only two Yankees hud reached first.
ripp, jho walked to start the sec
ond, was caught stealing. Alexander
singled with one out In the third. Cote
framed and High grounded to Wambs
gatis". Two were out In the sixth when Wllle
hooked one of Cole's shoots up against
the right tipper tier bo. New York got
this run back In the second half. Alex
ander walked and advanced on Cole's
out. The King cracked a hot shot off
llngi-minn's shins, but the ball bounced
Just right for i:ans to make the
play at llrst on the slow paced pitcher
Alexander scored on High's single and
Hugh moved up on the throw home.
I'eck popped to Chapman. Malscl beat
out a slow bounder to Chapman, who
was forced to make bare handed stab I
and uudcrhrindfd throw. High craftily
tried to snenk home from second, but
Kirk was wide awake and got him on
a tine relay.
Clean singles by Cook. Ilartzell nnd
lloone lllled the bases with one out In
the seventh. Jackson went away back
for a pretty catch of Alexander's high
fly, which scored Cook and advanced
the other runners. Cole, however, missed
the third strike.
Southworth batted for Hagerman In
the ninth and finally drew lil:i base when
Silk O'Loughlln gave him the benefit
of the doubt on n couple of pitches.
Wllle sacrificed. High played n pretty
short field for 1-vans and this young
gentleman dropped a fly beyond llughla
for two bases. This scored Southworth
with the tying run. iloone failed to iret I
w ,,T,tf 'ST';: ?tll fmf.'
was ost. Walker In tlto ninth struck 1
out Caldwell, who batted for I'lpp. nnd
then repeated on Cook. Chapman threw
out llattzell.
FIKST OA.MK
CLEVKI.ANll (A. l.i NKW YOKK A 1. 1
ati h p a e' ah b p u e
wihe.cf .. 4 o fi o viHIzh.ef . 2 ft : o o
llarttare.3b 4 ft 1 3 0 1'iflt'urh.si 4 13 3 0
(.'haiuil'li.ti 4 3 i 1 I'MalwUb. . 3 1 1 i 0
J.ic k.on.rf 4 1 ii 0 o.eipp.lb J nil
Klrhe.lti . 3 19 0 ilt'ooK.rf.... 3 0 1 0
(.nuth.ir. 4 0 0 0 Olllartl'il.lf 3 1 3 0
Waniby,:b. 3 ft ; 1 0 ltoonc : Z 0 3 r.
Fian.c .3110 O.Nunam'er.c II!!
Jons..p ..;ili i Fither.p..
.1 1 0 & 0
'joiiinw in l o o
llarstad.p.. 0 0 0 0 0; Totsl
S7:71 0
Totals.. K 34 10 31
Hatted for Jons, in the elrhth lnnln.
Cleveland ..ftftftdOOOO 0-0
New York .. 0 1 0 0 t 0 0 0 i3
Hun.- New York, Peckinnaueh, Boone
First ba-e on error New York, I.eft on
bj-es-Cleveland, fi; New York, ti Two bie
hit -Jai-kson. Iei kiuiisiiirh Haes on ball
Off Jones, fi; nlf Fnher. 1. Struck out - Hjr I
Jones, t; ly Uarsisd, 1: by Fisher. 3 Stolen
haw Ilartzell Hits Off Jones, i In seven
lntitu?ii: off llarsiad. none In one ttinin;
I'minre In chief -lllldebrand Field umpire
U'laiuthlin. Time 1 hour and 21 minute
SF.COND CAME.
UI.KVKL.1) (A I.) NEW YOKK iA I.l
ab h p a e ab h use
Wihe.cf ...'11 (' Olfisb.ef.. .. 4 1 1 o
F.vans.Sh. 4 1 '.' ; o.t-ei k 4 it n 1 ft
Chaimi'ii.t-s il fl 4 1 ft Maisel.Jb 4 1 1 t" 0
J wk-.inrf 4 ft 1 0 oll'ipp.lb . .' ti 13 1 0
Kirke.lh 4 0 U (.itCaldwell 1 n u ft 0
Smith.ll 3 110 OCouk.rf . 4 13 0 0
W.imby.jb, 3 ft 0 3 ii,Hari7ell.If.
i i . s
S 1 : ft
r:;'an.e.. a ii h i n,unone,:o
i ,, ,, , , 0 Amilfr c 1 1 4 0
..Si.uthw'li o 0 0 0 ( Colc.P . 3 0 f.
Walkcr.p .oftftoo'
TotuD, M 6 77 9
'f. .ta 1 1 - tl Al
Tnl.it. 3 Kit ft
v... v 1. . Il... ,,..e.ll- l.n.u
New York, 4, Home run Wilie
hit -Smith, Kvaus lla.e on
ba,M-Ofl
llai-crmnii, 2: off Cole. : Stniek out-lly
Ilai-.rman. .V. by Walker. 3: by Cole. 3 Sac
Double play- M nisei, llpp nnd Mnlsel
on Ji.uermaii.
iTrn' ono iLSrtTi.chrt
-oS. .vvin. PrV, .till. it. rlUef-
;0,t,....
Walker, none
I, ill llv C0I1
Oiaiiiiililin. Field iimtiire-llildehrand Time
11 hour and 31 lulnulrs
WHITE SOX CRUSH ATHLETICS.
I'ree lllttlnic (Jnnie Vlurked by Lot
of llrllllnii) l'ln.
rilll.ADK.PltM. Aug. 10.-Ti.e Whlle
Sox defeated the Athletics lo-duy, 0 to
4, In n free hitting game. Despite the
one sldcdnetis of the score the game was
Interesting because of the many bril
liant plays made. The score:
CIIICAdO i A. Li PIIILA. (A Li
ah h p a e, an h, p a e
Murphy.rf r. 1 1 ft 0 Walsh.lf. . 4 : 4 .1 0
VM.iter.ss ft 1 1 1 UiStrunli.rl .
l:Cu!llus.:h 3 3 4 2 0 Daiies.fr
Fimrnlcr.lb 4 3 13 1 o!sehanr.3h
Felseh.rf . 4 1 11 0 ftl.aole,;lt. ,
.1 Colliiia.il :. 1 3 ft OlMelnnis.lh
Sihalk.e.. 2 2 3 2 Ol.ajtp.e,. .
ll'biirne.SIf 4 111 (ilMeAvoy.c.
Scott.p.... 4 1 1 f, ft Kopf.s.
- .Hres.lsr.n
Total.,. 31 II 27 IS 0 llavis.p. .
r. 2 3 0 0
4 2 10 0
3 .1 1 .1 2
f. 1 4 0 11
4 3 0 0
3 13 10
112 10
4 1 ft 1 ft
3 114 0
110 10
I Totals . 17 15 H 11 1
Chleairn .. 0102 20 2 0 2 1
Philadelphia . .00200002 0-4
Hints- Philadelphia. Slrtink, Mclintls, Koiif.
Ilrcusles: Chh.uii, K Collins 3, Fouruier :i.
J Collins, Schalk, lllailihiirne Ihls-Off
Hrrsshr, 11 111 M-veu Minions: olf Davis, 3 111
two InuluuH Two base tills Sihalk, Striink,
K. Collins. Founder. ; Walsh, Three base
bit -J, Collins Hressler Sacrifice hits
Koiirnier, Schalk, WacMiiirnc stolen base
- K Collins. Schalk Iaft on bases -I'lula-ikluhia.
10; CIiiciko, 7 Struck outr-llr Seolt,
2; bv Hrrssler. 3: by Davis. 2 Double plays
Sihalk ninl Hlnckhurue: K Collin.. Weaver
ami Fiiiiinlfr llajtes on halls Off dressier. I:
ntt Seolt 2, nrf ll.ivis. 1 Hit by pitehed
ball llv Seolt iihanui Wild pilch Pres.
sler Umpires Chill and Ktans Time
I hour and so niiniile
Haehall tn-di, SiSOr, M. N, V Amsrlr.n.
va. CP velum, 1'ulo liround. Adni. tOc
Adv.
THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1915.
Only Half Game From
1
WAIT TILL Art
SABE Zftt, Cooh
WHAT AM IN
TRoUliUEc ALWAYS1
JOHNSON KNOCKED FROM BOX.
T)Brn II ti Illlii In Two Innings
nml Unit Senators, S to 'J.
Washington', At!?. 10. Detroit won
easily from Washington here t.dny by
bunchlnJ hits niT Johnson In t ho II rat
anil sixth innings, score S to 2. Johnson
was relieved liy n.irper nml nice, both
of whom pitched lino bull. Sleen win
touched freely, but kept the hits well
scattered. The, score;
IIKTHOIT iA. 1.)
WASH. (A I
an h i a e i ati h l a e
lilt.Sb. . .. u o u o tn-ller.pf t i. ii nl
I ? ! ISZfct. f ii
Cr.iwford.rf R 1 t n 0 nimlil.lli... 1 : 11
eeli.lf.. J 1 0 0 Ai oMa.ll. . .1 d J 1 11
Hiirn.lb
. ; ' ; x;;".,n,""r' i . Ciiii'aoo, Aug. in. when the iiiook-
4 1 -' r, 1 W ilh.llll.,e. !,, . . . .j 1.1
4 : 3 11 n Menride.st, ton) ft I lyn Dodgers defeated (he ( ubs this'
J 5 J ? a ' afternoon, score 3 to 1. they drew within
3i; t? IT 11 1 Konn ' . . ' 1 1 0 0 n half a gamo of the league leading i'hll- 1
Yniiii?.':h..
stannic. c. .
Siren, p.. .
Tots!.
i""T p.- .-!
. , ' .Tn,',1" .."A, "r fl
Palled for Harper In the seenth innlnr
i).,r0l, , , n n n 1 1 n 0
Wnshtiicton I 0 0 ft 0 0 I 11 ft 2
RunsDetroit, lluh S Cotih 5 Venrh.
niirns Sinuate, steeti: Uanhliutpii. Milan,
Mi llrtde. First ba.e oil error-.V a.hlnctou
t.eft on b.i.','a.hlnnnu, 11; Detroit.
First lia' 011 bill. -Ot Johnson. oft llnr
per. I' off steen. t llit.-oif Jnhnmn, II m
ix liuiiiik'., off M.inir I in one Intiuir; n't
li-e. none in two innint. Mnii-K oui li '
Jnhli.nn, 6; hr Hlce J. by Stcll, 2 llomi'
run Hurn To baw hits Ilurnn, Crawford
Sacrlflee hit. Mn.iarti' I lilsli Double nl.ir
Young and Hums lilt by pitrln-r Hy John
son 4 Vlll. Mnrt.irtyl: by Steen (Wilham.i.
I'mplres Nalliu biid Dineen. Tinii 1 hour
nnd L mluiite.
BROWNS MAKE TRIPLE PLAY.
lied ln Heat Them lit That iininr
Wlrr Tlir TuUe tlpenrr.
Boston. Aug. 10 -Red Sox won and
., .
lost with St. loins thl afternoon, young
Koob showing them pitching paces that
puzzled In the first and ll.ibe Until twirl-
' .
ing In his own peculiar manner In the
second. The scores were 3 to 2 nixi 11)
to 3, A triple play was made by the
Drowns :n the first Innluc of the econd
game. Ilert Shotton. raelnir in t.. L...t
I lofllill' ,hnn n,- i,, .1.. 1.,. .
"t "' '"-atln Speaker's return, and
sislcr sent it home ahead of Janvrln
italll nim0f, rohi,P,i .1,. 1....1 . , .1, ,.
Haiti almost robbed the lied Soy nf th.ir
V'lCtOn. as It held tin lit.. ,.., '
three minutes. The scores :
FIRST OA.MK
ST LOIN'S M I, i IIOSTON A I..
. "? u t: .. al' h n a e
Shntion If
Atitin.3b
' i " irooiter ri
3"- o Jauvrm.'s
3 1 1: ft 0 Sis-aker.rf
4 1 .1 1 li.nner lb
I ft r ii l Lr j u
I 1 2 ii ft Oariliier.Sh
0 t 1 Harry ;b .
'15 3 1 (Jady.e .
3 ! ft . 0 -hore p
'Wood.. .
31 t7! 13 4 Mays p...
.t o ft ii 0
n n I
j ; n
i ll r
. i X ft
I ft 3 J
? f J 5
S ?
"'01
0 . T'-U?
0 I LiiViT V
u ,
e'','..
t I .?""' 1
Atnew.c
nooti.o.
Total
I Tmt l "i T.
In the elAti-i itiin.' "
intheelrt,hinnn-
Halted for Shore
St. Louis
Shore. II,, elsht iiinms,: itrt'May. I in o
iniiii.e. sirueg out-lly Shore. I. wild p.tr-i,
-Shore Pae.l I .-.'l-Caily fmitir.'s-VVal
laco and Lonnolly Tin.e-I hour and Jj nun-
SECOND OAME
ST LOl'IS .A. 1. 1, IIOSTON . A 1..
i V P ? ,. . b h r. a e
4 111 o.Hoiytcr.rl . 3 0 s o n
4 1 ) 7 ojinvrln.ss s : I
3 0 11 t ft tti.,ilier.p( ,". 4 n
1113 1 lloblitiel th I ft ,i
linn oi wis.if a 2 i ft ft
4 1 3 ft 0 1l'FtU..ii Ir ti ,. a
Shotton If
Austln.Sb
Sl.tr 11.
y'l'MiLMi.
1 Howard,:
0 Walker ef'
t,!;
wa,, rf .
Jil.iv.ui.is.
. . .
1 ft ft Oarilnrr,:ii 4 1 -3 : ft
s n 1 0 ft lurrv 'h
.1 o 1 Z i
Severeld.c. 3 13 7 1 Itulh.p
la'ary.c . . 3 1 Joe,
.', ft n
0
Cook. p....
1 ft 0 ; ft
1 0 1 0 o
Total.. 31 !3 77 ft
1. nuiK.p
Totals . JJ 7 71 13 .
St land t ft ft ft ft
"""ton . . I ft 3 I 0
ft 0 3
0 3 0 I 10
Illlll SI Louis Sltotfon 1I......I tr..tt.
Ho.tnn, IIoot. .lanvrin 2 speikir. Hnblltcll
ha-wls. (ianlner " Wi na. inn
,,, "j,, f, n y.V,' " on..r t.. vvit V
rlfli lilts.
a
U1"."-. ',t l""e--boston, .1; St. Loin T
P.-'V-". Lowilernillk. 3: nlf
tilav -Sbotton. Sls'i r
Cook. 1 llltt-0,7 Lowilernillk, 7 In four in
ninrs: on toon, c. in four limine. Slniek
out -Hy Lowriernnlk. 5; Vty Cook 2; bv Hmh
8 'AIT.'1 ,,:ill"--Scvrrcid, Umpires-Connolly
ami Wallace Tlin-v -1 hour and 43 minute
WITH GIANTS IN PIRATELAND.
.hTTHIWlia
, . hut Mrfjraw wltehed to Mamuard
t Mavfan lilc .lerr ti-lll inL . 11,. ...... .1 1
" ,,,,, r r imu lllltll
Mumiu to-mnrrow
llrulpard made his first hit since St.
Loul. lie didn't land a ,ifety In Cin
cinnati Carey lvas hurt bv bumping Into l.nhsrt
when rounding third In the third Inning,
Ills retirement brouiiht Coslelln into the
Mellon, nnd weakened the Pirates In hit
ting, for Cnstello whirred twice.
Wagner made the (Hunt outfield look
slow In the fourth Inning. Tho Iiutrhnian
reached reoinl when Hnndgrass niurTed
Ills My. Merkle grnbhi'd ut the pad,
nilsseil, then picked up nnd threw tn sec
ond, nly to illtcover that llonus had gons
to third
Merkle' two hits were both or the In
field sort, halls which were hard for th
Inlltlder to net hold of nnd which he beat
out.
This was the third arum on this trip
In which Larrv Dovle didn't make a base
hit lie Iui hit safely In eleven out ot tho
rourtren.
Merkle l,s the fastest nr His Srw York
nntilrltlers In gelling In front of ground
bulls mid if he plrks them up cleanly the
hitters have to be wary about how they
try to tretch the tills.
Only five men In all were left on basn,
and .Sew York's double play accounted
for the only force In the game A big
majority nf the bass runners icarhsd th
plate, wllh the Firsts having a big ma
jority nf th big majority
Adams dtdji't strike anybody nut until
the ninth Inning, when ha aent In red
and lor'-'ed Fletcher lo fan,
. . . , 11 ,.'.. 1 . n . ... .. .
.'.St-l'StM, TW pllllltlN dl.tU I. ,t, n-
iJ. Tip-Tops va. ania City ftdi, J
... OOftnu.lnn A1 ..... O'tl.r una llill, Tini 1 l.nnr :in,l I KANSAS CITY iF Ll IIHOOKI.VS' iV T i 1
uo",on ft 0 0 n : (, n 0 ft-3 4'. minutes abb M e ab h p a e 1
I nuns-i 1.011IS. vn.ii,,, Slsler Print Ito. 1 ' """" " 1 1 1 - " " 1 " rnn,ri .1 ti ii 1 o I
.ton. (ialner. Lewi. Two Ihisa' hlti-s.!er , New York Sttate League. Iilonilwiii.ss s 0 t 1 Masee.J. . 4 1 a t i
Shotton Three .-!-. hii.-m.t . . n-..r.f im..t o,ui , llilley.'b 3 ft 1 ft ocoonerlf 4 ft . ft a . 1
stolen bases Austin. Koob urn ,,. iV,i. : p n r ' I'errm.-10 I li " 0 hiuff.ci . 4 u t n o
WKn V&V-'Wir ,;" ke.b.rre ft ft 1 0 ft ft ft ft 0 -'l ", A'laV b ' ! (' ? i iKlT?..'" ! ? 'i 7 ?
NAIL
1
r-
DODGERS ONLY HALF
GAME OUT OF LEAD
Miiy lk'iicli Top To-ilny. if Tlioy
Cnn Triiiinph A train ninl
Phillies
,os
?:Kii!iiT ix kowovkk heahs
'
I
lies and have a clinnrc to wrest the
tl from the Quahviw to-morrow if they
, , , , , ... ,
ft-'''11" ,vlll tho locals again nnd the l'hil -
' lies lose to Cincinnati, llrooklyn's vie-
tory was the eighth straiglit Oler I In
cago all four of this sei-.i s so fitr
i,,.,.,i ...,,1 fnnr 1 trunk Kn ln-t imnitlt
llaul anil lour in lirooKlj n last 11101 in.
Sherrod Smith wa tho mot ills-
couraglng kind of a puzzle to the local".
'I'Me Cut got a total of nine hits off
him, but he turned on fieh epeinl and
curxes every time they threatened to!
score, except in the ninth, when they got
their lone tally. The bats of Jake j
li.l....i .....I V ...I. 1IM n.l,.ul .1... 1
downfall of Young Adams, playing the
prominent parts in both Ilrooklyn rallies.
Adam began the foutth Inning by
paslng tV.Marn. Daubert and Wheat
both beat out bunts, tilling the base.
' ntshaw out to Mcl.iro Unassisted
1 brouht In O'.Mara nnd Himimers tly to
Murray redeemed Daubert.
, I'lsiwd of bunting, '.lake and Zach
Inc.! nut at theliall in the -Ixlh. I) . Mara
1l:t Walkel when Daub.tt tingle,! to
left. The result of Wheat's prod was a
W,""J0 n'' , ,, ,
lied Murrnv opened the Cub ninth
Wt, :( hit and I'helan followed suit. A
force play put Munay on third and still
another one euabkd him to score The
score:
nuooKi.YS' is I., cinr.vco ,.v 1.1
abb ua v abb 11 a
i ll 1 X X.iSrV.' 1 I 5 1
Iaub.M.lb : 1 it fts.iu.ltHll .411..
Wheat.lf 3 1 3 0 0 Zimnian..'b 1 ft ft .1
Cut.haw ,:il 3 (I 1 Wtlllaln.cf 4 1 J
Il,.,.l l t ,1 1 n It XI..I ,tl II 1 i.l.
eli'lb 3 1 ft 1 ft'Klll.;.i.v MM ft
. . r. ,...... n.
l-VtiCarty.e
I (iZattl.it . ft n ii ii iii
niitn p
4 o ii : o tllarcraie I o o ft
Ari-hfr.e 3 1 H I ft
Total. 4 77 lit I 1'helin.fh 3 1 1 .. ft
1 ."xi
, ' "alfr.l n V V V I Ft' ' inmiu sl , 1 tlllllljril
(, I - - Shaw's rap lo start the seventh. Then
. . , ., , . Totals '3 ?:Ttft 1 Kenworthy walki d. c,iore sacrificed
oliirooklvn . o ., .. : .. , Ml ' , ;,, fwl1111 "f "-nta
OiChlra.o ..ftOftOOftOOl -I , 1 1 , t '"""tclS.
HI Uuns-Iirooklvn OMar.. : IMtiNrt : Cht. , "";"M'" was blanked until the
'.eago. Murray Sa.-rlfUe tut Daulwrt. Wheat. ",,nl,''1 rllr" wlth """ t Mors ln-
! i ti, ,,,..! T,, 1,.,.,. Inl.n'M.nr.i Ilniilili. glcd. Hnlt doubled. Kreil Sitilili .1,,.
' pl- O'Marn. Cutshaw and Daubert : Archer
and Fiher llaes on balls-Off Adams S.
, Mr,.u ,, A(n,n,; 4. , Smith. : I'm.
llrlccrr; Troy. Jarniiin nnd Milrath,
SHIi'OND llAMi:
it li i:
Wtlkrshnrrs ft 0 1 0 ft 1 03 t, ft
Trnv " n n ft o ft 0 0 ft ft I
Ilatteri. Wllkesliai re. Ileretskl and
Itrlertr; Troy. Kiillrrtuu ind Medrath.
AT lll.Mllt.V l-'IUST OA.MK.
It II i:
Svraru.e. ..100300 '10 ft 3 7 3
IMmlrs 3 1 ll 0 1 'I 0 1 X U' 11 3
llatlerles Syraiu-i-. 1'rlel and Tler.
Dlmlra, Doyle ..ml llltn r
SI'.i'ii.Mi OA.MK.
It II R
S racHtn .
I ft 0 ft ft : 03 7 ft
0 0 ft 2 11 ft 02 4 2
Klntlin
llatterles Syracuse Prlene and T) ler,
Klmlrs, Wllllains and lleltlls.
Scranton nt Albany iwet crnumlsi
llliiKh-imton-rtlcn (not schedule,! 1
Ainerlcnn Assminf Ion.
AT CllI.CMHCS.
, It II ll
I Minneapolis . ft 0 ft ft ft ft ft ft 5. ;, 1
Columbus 1 11 0 2 0 n 11 1 0- 4 lu :
tin, art.,- lln,.n Vln,.lli, U'l'll.n,.
ail'l ruiinail, ,-, i,ri,,ri, ,,,,, , uirilllll
AT CLI'.VDI.AND.
I It 11
.. , 0 0 ft ft ft ft 0 1 '!. '-,
I Cleveland. ..." u n I 0 11 ft ft 13 s J
Hiuterle.-Ue m.n and (lell.el; Colla-
3
more and Hillings
AT INDIANAPOLIS
II 11 I'
til... ,...1 .. It ,1 ft A ft A A n .t . . ..'
inillanaiiiills' ft ft I ft 11 0 1 4 0 H
DnllHrles Ithnadr and Hr.iniuin
Leter-
etiK and Iilacklmrn,
St Paul at Louisville ir.tlnl.
Colonial League
Nw Haven, tl. Hartford, 0
Pawitn-ket, 5, Snnlnijtleld, 4 ill Iniungsi
Urn, kinii. 4 New llsdfnrd, 3 .14
nlngsi
OLD CROW
Ilrg U,
R YE
America's Finest Rye
WHISKEY
HAND MADE SOUR MASH
STRAIGHT PURE RYE
MADE IN KENTUCKY, U. S. A.
mi
H. B. KIRK & CO., New York.
Lead Giants
(Mf -Jancjel QabI.cwamqe
Feds Seek Pointers
at Braves' Grounds
A COMMISSION of Fetlcrnl
LcaKUc niapnatcs composed
of James A. Gilniorc, president;
Hurry Sinclttir, owner of the
N'cwnrk club; (iuorRo S. Wurd of
Hrooklyn and C. R. Comstoek,
leiii;ue architect, left last nitjht
for iioston to inspect the new
home of the Uraves. This com
mission is desirous of obtaining
ideas for the edifices they declare
they intend to erect in New Vork
ami Boston before the opening
of another season. President
James E. (SntTney of the Braves
has assured his contemporaries
of every courtesy at the grounds.
Oaffney's new grounds will be
opened to the public on Au
gust 18.
j
1
BROOK-FEDS WASTE MORE HITS.
Mnkc Mne "f Tbelii to (Jet I'nlr of
linns, !ii linn feds Take (Jiiine.
)esterda'. Kemilts.
Kar.n.i" City, 3. Ilrooklyn, :.
i'hll ago 7 Newark. 0.
M l.oul". 1 lllllfalo. 0 Itwelle iim.nc.i.
llaltlinore. I'ltifburg.
Munition of the lull..
VV I. IS
w I.
SI 4;
4', f
(. Ill
wt 11
IV
431
.3
Uiie.ico :.:i 11 t i.OUi,
K.ill.a City ",; 41 V.5 lliift iln.
l'ltitburs ". ji .:.i; lironklvn
Newark 4, V.l llaltimor.-
To.da.v's srhpdiilr.
Ksns.1.' I'll In llrooklvn
('lib atn in Newark
I'ltisburg In llaltlmnre
M. l.oul- in llutfalo
The Hrookfeds scoied tun iiiut on
less than ten hits at Washington Park
yesterday afternoon they got onlv nine
ciean
runs olT (tone Piiekinili.iit it
lviii.wi ti i.. - . .- V .
ll! i ,V I, "i,u,,t'1 r"r 'V '-nwO'ds.
S '
0 h ts a
ftieleven
xkmmiii, mi in,- u-.ui, mane inur
nd got three tallies. As in the
hit one run uame nf Hn. ,l.i 1M.
"'fur., ,.v..r, il.l,,.. I..i,.. .....
...n ..,... m.M.K iui Hie
n""" ""' " ''Se
I .llltl ttlttrt I,llt ... 1... I.
anil nine .lacKet cave a base on balls.
to Old Dill llradley in tin- fourth nnd
l Itil tlllt ti.,nt tl,u -..i ..r .1 i
, oll ... ,..,..,, ,',, V, ' '
I'u - mthv i... m...
gled and Simon singled
' The score
. , . ,
total, two runs.
l'aekard n
0 ft 2 0 Ml Mlllttl 0 II n ii ft
L.lllil.e . 1 1 1 ft ft
I 2: 11 7 III lie ,1'ket p .' 11 0 I 0
tll llrr.lley 1 ft ft ft ft
F'U -itl.th.p 11 ft ft 0 ft
'tlleitneh . I ft ft 0 0
TolaD
Totals .. ! .7 i; 3
Halt for -mi i the seventh immur
'Hatted for llltie Jacket iu ihj sevemh in-
iniu
.Halted for Fr,,nk Smith iu the ninth in
nliu
Kansas Cmj ft n a 1 t, r ft oi
, Hrniiklyn ft o n ft ,1 ft 2 n ft 2 '
1 Huns-K.iusis City, w llradlev. Shaw Ken '
1 wnrthv; llrooklvi, Mvrrs. Halt First tta.j 1
mi error. Kansas city. 3, iiroolilvu, I fa it
011 bases Kans is Citj. 1. Ilrooklyn, 7 Firtt '
In.-" on b ill. Olf lllii Jai-Uet. 3 oil
Paik-ird. 3 off Frank smith, t struck
mil tly I'.iikanl, 3 by Frank Smith 1 ,
Hits Olf ltlue .l.irkil 4 ln seven In
nnus. off Prank ".1111111, intn m two m
nl 111. s Two base hits-Shaw, Hal! Sj.itiIitT.
hits-ll llt. (lllmoie Sacrifice lit -Packard
Stolen liases W llradlev, Keuw-irlhv Dnuhli,
tdavs-Kenworthy ;.nd W llradlev; Myers and ,
iniin. 1 ininre iu i uiei uori nran Field um
pire-.lolui.tone. Time: hours iid 4 nun
Ulrs.
At llnllliiinre.
Pittsburg il' I. ft ft 1 ft 3 ft ' ft 1 Jr. 1' ''t
' Dallllnor i F I. 1 3 : 1 1 I 0 0 0 v ;t 3
J llatterles Allen. Iturger unit oi'tinnor
I ll.lle, Johnson and Owen.
l. tt..nr.,t..
.l.l.l.
11. 11 1:
st Louts if. 1. 1 mio noi ooo 1.01 .1 "0
""'.w.-ee'ti; ';.i Mr"";9...
ley.
; liranit an Rials i -
Krapp and Rl.ilr
At Nrtturk.
II 11 I.
Chicago (F Ll
0 9 0 0 0 2 0 I 17 12 I
Newark !' I. 1 n n 0 11 0 n 11 (i ft 0 3 n
llatterles Hrenuan and lisclieri l-'alk
enberg llraniloin anil Itarlilen
S, Pat Off,
uttfm
iH'akVrkA
!' kvtVSVa. 1 1 4. '
N. Y.
t
s.,,il
mi
Lose Yanks
r -
EATS BE LIL SPRIAE
AH HAS fo Yo', MCSTo
WaLS I N( Fo AD , DATS'
AH SOME RUM Y'
HEAR 30 FAS LIKE-
- v ; ;
HANDICAP EVEN, BUT
SCORE IS ONE SIDED
Phihiilt'lpliiii Polo l-'oiir llns
lilt Hi Troiililc Scorinir
Fourteen (Joitls.
TKA.M PLAY IXYIXH 151,1)
Naiirauansett IMr.n, Aug. 10. In the
second round for tho Atlantic polo cup
the Philadelphia Country Club four dc
featej Point Judith U to 4;. in spite
of the fact that the' two teams were
handicapped evenly the winners wete
plainly superior.
Play in the first period was even, each
team netting two goals. One of these.
by Wlster Randolph on a back hand shot
evoked applause. In the next two
periods Philadelphia scorod four goals,
it. K. Stiuwbrldge. Sr., counting time
times. In the next period ho made a
siectncular shot from the side board. I
ln each of the tat three Jtcrlods
Point Judith t-cored once, but a ienalty 1
on I'. S. I' Randolph, Sr., reduced its
final score to Philadelphia, scored
consltently and apparently nt will
Philip Randolph. Jr.. covered a lot of
ground anJ cut off many drives, but the
team play of the Straw-bridges and the
parsing of Iiwber Stokes and Wlster
Randolph were practically Invincible
The lineup: 1
Philadelphia C C. Point .Iu lit li
!- It U. Mrswbri.tse. I- John It Fell
Jr ... . : 1". s, l ltandoi,ifi.
Winter Randolph i .r
; -II K Straw bride. S -Philip Mei'cn.on
s-r 5 liaik- P. S. P Han
P.vk-K I. Stoke 4 dolph. Jr 1
Total II Total 'l
ScoroPhlladeVhla. coalt earned. 14: bv
' naniiiean : less pcmuies. 0: total 14
I I oint Judith, aoals earned. tiauilicutt. o.
let. penaltir-. '.: total, 4.. Individual koal.
rjirawitrinire, jr. t,; Mrawnriuce, ?r.. i
Hanilnlph, 4. Fell. :, Steveii.on. 5: Han
lolph, Jr., I Penalties acaln.l Point .ludllb
safety by Randolph. Sr flffer-K W
llnpplni; Time 1 hoirr and 30 minute
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdnt's Ke.lllts.
Pros i.lente. 3. Itlchmnnd. 1
Toronio, 4 llnchester. 7 ittrst k ii.
Dochester. Toron o. 3 isecoud g.iuu
tnnillng nf the Clubs.
W L IV.. W I. 1"
Providence M 31 Wti Roehsstsr I "
Iblffalo 34 3r. i"A7 Toronto il
Montreal. ," 4r, 5'is Rlehmon l
Harrlsburi- 46 II 511 Jersey City
To. lay' Schedule,
Itlrhmond in Jersev Clt
llarrlsburg In Provldeme
Kitchener In Toronio,
4.
.l.i
I
At l'niTlilrnre.
H 11 i.
'.lehmon.l ll. I, I ft (I ft 0 0 I ft ft (l ,
Providence (I I. I 4 0 I II s n : 0 i 3 .. ft
latteries Mnrrl.f tie an 1 o'Dnnri
Comstoek snd Ca.ey
At Toronto.
FIltST IJA.Mi:.
Hoche.'er il l.i .ft0 0 0ft0n;s 'o
Toronto il.l.t. . 000011 20 x 14 i
llatterles -lSnehesler, 1 1 lie nk e. Her. he
and VV llllatus, W'anainaker, Toronto, llr-r
Iter! Hint Kelly.
1 SIX'OMI OA.MK.
i .. . ... ..... It. H i:
P1"' better 1 1 I. ) . 5 ; ft ft ft ft ft ft i-s 14 t
I Toronto .11. i ftftOIOflftno-: i
' . D-itlerles llnchester Piltnero and W i
lams, Toronto, Maiuilng, Cook und
iot nrr
AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE
AITOVIOIlll.i: sli'PMKS
DLAItlNCs
New Drp.irtureServi 'I-Sia TheOwllllamCo
253 W is SI (ntll'wul) Tel. vSStiColumhlls
CITATION 9.
CCNCI. KI.KANOItA LOHII.I.Altll
M'n.M'DIt - The People Of the Slute of
New Vork, llv the Ura.e of (ind, Prea
7." iii ,1 '1. ,t ,, Lull, 1
! ;t 3;.
lll.ra. I -.iris rraiiee. Ilqultaltla Till. I
I New York lit). th hen
...,iii,dii ui .tew lurn, Ji wall Mreet.
,t iiif jiiiil int.,... l I'l t- 1 Vi ,1, 1 f,,i.
11. ni-t vi a. 11
ll.l.ltO SPDN'Cnit CKNCL d.ieaksil.
8I1ND UltDF.TINiI
WIllDtK.VS, Albert It, Unardiiitii, who
resides at No. (0 West ftSrd Street, N'en
York lit), und Hie L'nlted stairs Trust
Cnmpaiiv of .New- York having an tiff lest al
No 15 Wall Street. New Yuri, ..it), have
lately npplled to th Surrogate' Court of
our County of New York, 10 have a tsrtaln
Insii iiiueiii iu wrinni:. .I.tttii ut '.urt n
ritt it tet land, the liilb ,at of Apill. Ittll
relating to both real and prrson.il prop
er!) tlllly proved ,.s the list w: ,n,i
lestument of ssi, I HLKANOltA LlHUI..
LAID) hl'HNlilll I'UMi, deceased, who
was at the time nf her death 11 resident of
th' lit), Cmmty nnd Mote of New York,
nnd in have a csitaln Instrument In writ
ing dated at Paris. Prance, the fith da) of
August, 1M4, relating tn both real and per
son. 1 pioptii . 1,1 , proteil i 111 -;,i
Codicil lo His above mentioned lait will
ind tr.umenl or said KI.HANllllA LOU
ILL. Vlll) M'K.Si'HIt I'DM'I, deceased.
iilKlllD-'DIti:, you ami each of )mi ar
riled 10 show cause belore (be Surrogate'
Court of our Couutv of Neu York, at Hi
Hall of Hecords, Iu the County .f New
York, uu tno 19th dav of August, one thou
aaud nine hundred and ilfteeu, at li.tlf-iii.t
ten o'clock iu the forenoon of thai day,
why the aald last will ami testament
hpuld not be admitted in probata at a will
of real and persona) protiert)
IN TP.ST1MONY WIIKItLOP, rre hav
caused Hie to il of the Surro.
gale' Court of the said Counts
of New Vork tn be hereunto
Hfflxeil WITN'HSH, Ionoratl
(Feat, John P Cohalan, a Surrorat of
nur tslrt Cnutity of New York,
at said Count), the th day of
July In Hie year one thousand
II lift In: ,n , , 10. 1 pt-ei 1,
DAN'IRI. .1 DOWDNRY,
Clrk of Ot .siiringalet' Court.
MlHlli IN J II Hill K.N
Altertiet for Pel doners
170 Hroadvay, Nw York. N, T
Break Even
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a mule:
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Will III- '!'- ( i'lllei' I mi.
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that (lists the lili'ic hei te i'
will be Introduced by the !'. 1
In lltooklyu this afti'tiioi
plctt' new schedule cf t.uitf- t
Itigton Park as atilioum d
bli'iichiis. dime, extirnn uii t
Hlainl, iiuatter , grand -1 t . 1
served seats Just behind .
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yesterday's game "Ii 1. in.
in cent I'Vd garnet when 1.
home, mid the Mnnhittl.tii I
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Take His Nose
Out of
Your Money Baps
THE HORSE cats his
"three squares" a day and
has other expensive habits
whether he works or not
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admirable characteristics 1
every business man will admit in
investigation that he is sai'
lacking in efficiency when i
comes to delivering. Roods.
Our traffic department 1 as
carefully analyzed the compais
tive costs nnd ndvnntnRcs of
horse transjiortntion versus Fed
ernl transportation in many lines
of business. We haw. figures
directly bearinp. on your Ims'ne i
if you care to write for them
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MOTOR TRUCK CO.
of New York (Ine 1
14(1 WEST MD MllKi:T
Telephone Ctrel !
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of an order uf llinuir.tt e 1
it Surrotaie of the 1 -SO'i'K
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tn the subs, i iti -rs i .
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