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Ladies’ New Men’s New Fall Shoes Fall Shoes $1.98 $3.00 Patent kid. dull calf, Dull calf, patent colt kid. velour calf and velour kid. box calf ! tan shoes; new short and tan shoes. vamps; dull o r Heavy or medium soles. New :loth tops. Lace rope stitch. But- button or ton or blucher. blucher. All hand sewed Do Yon Need Men’s New Fall Ladies'FaH Slioes School Shoes Ladies’New FaU si Shoes? os Working Shoes *1.$8 $1.69 98c Shoes *145 $3.90 dull We ary headquarter* eol% calf, Com* In new stage box ealf and tan .. ... ahoaa, Dull Calf, Pat. Mother*, the for all klnda of Work- Colt, bring lasts, with dull orcioin all now with and ahapea. Vlel Kid Shoes; boys and girl* here for top*. In Pat. Colt„ Dull o Ing Shoe*, any kind, heavy r medium lace, button or blucher School Shoe*—more to Kid, Velour Calf and an _. eolea; Ideal fall style*. A good fall select from, better Tan. Juet the shoe for all welghta, and at *hoe— •hoe at shoes, and at lower fall and winter. Price, ! prlcea to ault— price*— tj/xacru $1.48,81.69.81.98 $1.98 $1.69 98c. $1.24, $1.48 $2.45 bas« hit bark of Lewis. Somerlott Left on bases—Terre Haute, 5; Wheel- grounded out Gray to Servatlus and ing. T. through a Uttlo uulck work on th« Time— !:«5. MINERS DROP part of Duke, Smith waa caught be- Umpire—Egan. tween bases but Sager's bad playing NEW'PITCHER allowed the pitcher to cross. Con- Second Game nolly walked and when Grogan hit to After a short blow the farewell the short _ Gray, stopper pegged low to game with tho Coal Miners on tho the the In and ball DOUBLE BILL plate got past Mur- home lot was started with Peaches Yesterday's Kasults. Slaughter Nee to Clothing ray, allowing tally. Hartford's Graham gracing tho hill top for the No game*. rain. JOINS sacrifice fly to Monty permitted Con- Stogies and Smith for tho Tots. i SQUAD We have received 25o Suits from the Tre- PEACHES GRAHAM AND nolly to cross. Wetzel was Standing of Clubs. just WHITIe' the third Smith's attempt to ''come back" was Clubs Won. Last. Pet O. C. HAKMOVS. A mens. WIO DOAK THE out. but as hn was ver’s of New York. These VICTORS. anything successful New York. 72 44 62t Manufacturing Co., Desk Settles COMES nos CAMBRIDOE. driven to the tall tlmebrs In the first Chicago R7 44 .604 Pittsburg goods are all and garments, Bull Durham Stars In Fisld and at Whltte settled down then and blank- Inning, l,ewls, the first man to faco 7-1 43 5SH up-to-date well-fitting I Philadelphia ed the visitors In the four succeed- Smith, singled Into left anil wua shot .64 12 B63 Effort Being Made to Transfer Sunday all wool one of there are none Bat Clouting Anothor Homs Run [ St. Louis 61 every them, and bet- ing Innings, one hit coming In the up a peg by Gray's sacrifice. Knlsely IS 526 Gams to Ohio. Cincinnati 53 61 4«r. Cambrldga. —Gray Plays Wall. eighth and ninth one Into left but Jack was held ter. These were at less than Half Innings falling to puled Brooklyn 43 63 Benders Arrive. goods purchased “t third. drawn In produce anything The locals got to j With tho Infield Boston 30 63 ,254 and will be offered next and Yesterday's Basalt*. Smith In the fourth Inning for two Srrvatlus shot a hot one to Wetzel * (Vi) Price, Saturday | A new pitcher was added to the ,<l)Wh»sllng. 6, Tsrro Haute, 4. hits which counted for another run, who Jablied home In time to catch To-day's Games. the Fair at Half of 1 Inclnnatl at Smokes’ staff yesterday afternoon in during just (Vi Price) their (l)Whnllnt, 4. Terre Haute. 1. an error and sacrifice fly assisting. I.ewls a few Inches shy. Hull Dur- Pittsburg 1 2 1 j New York at the person of Ct. C. Hammond, a husky I ••Zanesville, 6; South Bend. 4. Servatlus filed out to Connolly but ham then strolled to the panorlte and Philadelphia value. These are warranted me to be as Boston at little cliap hailing front Cambridge. Ohio. goods by | Fort Wayne, 8, Newark. 5. Durham tripled for the second time In an offhand way poled tho first pill Brooklyn. ! The new corner was recommended by a Grand Baplda, to deep left. Monty was there ! over the Cook beer In Come and take look. 4; I.'uy ton. 2. again pltrhed sign George Phillips, manager of the Fort represented. T—Raven with a sacrifice and right field. and Servatlus Innings. fly Hull regis- Knlsely Henry Club, who is credited with know- ••—Eleven Innings. tered. (ante In ahead of the husky right are ing a ball player when he sees one. took Suits that Valued at $25 We Sell at. .$12.50 The fifth session llelder who was forced to bare his produced another >« ctiaif-c on the Ud and brought his Standing of CluDa. run Hit an bean In Mr. Timely playing Im- appreciation of tho great with him from Catnbtfrtge The twtrler Suits that are Valued at $20 We Sell at. .$10.00 Cluhs. Won. Lost. Pet. After had ovation he received. portant part. Lewis Montgomery got has been pitching phenomenal hall for Payton -....... si 47 .*33 | grounded out, Wetzel to Somerlott. In on the gravy and poled one to the the semi-professional team of Cambridge Suits that are Valued at $18 We Sell at. .$ 9.00 Fort Wayne ........ 74 83 .6*3 near Gary slammed one to deep right for fence the bull, said swipe going s Zanesville for the past two seasons, and com* to .. 71 f.3 .87i one-half the breez- for two scor- are at distance. Kntsely bags. Sager ended the Ysstsrday's mesnlts. the Stogie* with a string of victories to Trousers that Valued at $6 We Sell $ 3.00 Orand Raplsd ...... *7 57 .»4u ed but Servatlus singled sharply Into ing by flying out to Hartford. No names, rain. I Ms « re in Manager Montgomery stated Houth Bend ........ 89 *« 485 right and Gray ambled In. The I that was well *1 with Newark r,« 84 Smith Derricked yesterday hr pleas* Remember—Such a in ^480 Smokes away and Standing of Clubs. great slaughter goods kept plugging * the chap and that hr would he given a WHEELIgd ....... 51 69 .425 The only events that happenn»d In lobs Won | pushed the tlelng run across the rub- Lost. Pet. try out before the team leaves next occurs once in a while. Take of this Terre Haute the to make It was ........ j 41 S7 .320 ber second Interesting Philadelphia 77 42 .647 only advantage \ In the seventh. Lewis opened Tuesday on the final road trip of the the appearance of Cjul-sser on tho J*etroit .74 4g 607 with a clean single Into left and Gray Boston season Hammond Is n hander To-day's Oair.es. mound and two hair raising catches 62 51 517 right opportunity. placed himself upon the sairlticlal New York 6:1 S3 with **f control and a South Bend at Island I'ark lii right geld by Bull Durham. Bull's .516 pi* nty speed, good Terre altar to advance his predecessor Chieagr. 61 6.1 .504 ! bunch of fine cur\er. Haute at Zanesville. i catch of Wetzel's drive was of tho Cleveland Knl»el> shot one along the 1-ft field | 60 6.1 Son Payton at Newark. most sensational order, the lad spear- Washington |f 7j foul line and Jack went the distance. 43a It was Durham's eleventh home run Ft. Wayne at Grand Rapids. Ing It with one paw Just before It Kt. Louts. 37. 35 Ijyj I'eto was out purloining and Scr- 1103 Main reached the boards. Th- Coal Miners' EMSHEIMER’S, vatlus furnished the third out. While it not definitely known there fRv Pari p. lone tally came In the third when To-day's Games. I.eatherwood.) < lev ■ is h possibllitv that the game scheduled Run j elan 1 at 'l.lrago J Showing superiority In all depart- Winning Graham got himself in a hole. Qules- between the Kender* and Smokes for ments | Washington at New York of the game and en- ser with a between swatting the The most Important run of the I opened grounder at SutidM> afternoon here, > ill be transfer- hors- w Philadelphia Boston hide hen hits d came In second and third and Nee shot one spell, runs, the tire game the final session, J red to 4’ambrt Ige, Ohio. The local man- Rmnkea to managed make a cl. an thanks to Jack Lewis and his stabl- through the same spot. Hire Peach-s •»gc:i nt bus not >et re eived word frrtm sweep of the Series Reuther will form the for the with the Terr., mate Gray. After Murray and Iioak pulled off a bit of line work by catch- the (‘amhrldgv business men who are battery Hnute Fatlerson club. Hottentots, cupping the double had filed out Lewis shot a hot one being Nee off first, yuiesser being run tr> »n« to have the game played there !‘ 1 # 4 r. | tween Wetzel's legs. Jack didn't like down between third and second by- but expect to learn something definite LADIES TENNIS SPORTORIALS The manager of the H»<» and Brand* the scen> ry around first and shifted Gray and Sager.

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