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TO SIX-HATT- Y LOSE MATS MATTHGLY RED 'SOX -- GIT KUBAXd i , .TsaaaaaaaasaaaaaaazwV A Vlaaaaaaaa&enaaaaaaaaaBBiT'''' w'aaaaaaaaaaKV TU LAUDS PITCHING OF MAIHEWSOS " r m " ' - r VssazaaHR!alV azssis-az- B ' "v "anananananananHananttsvX kxN)&?K?QmWtvNf! - RCBE VnAmSmlBK VAMl'tRD. ' DIM. CARRIOAN. Walter J. Travis, of Oardn City, von Br ifcatmwmkrmna7 .h ' Br Br HRjjLf VVaaaaaaalawLNlUaf$ naannS&anananH xOct" li-P- oor Matty, first prize In the first annual fall golf 4Provlance,xH feOefc.j Boston. Mass., Boston. Oct got to McGraw He-lo- st game Jo-d- that of tournament of the Columbia. Qountry Mathewson pitched, one of i theUatt a. was.ojie with Bedlent, a pitcher who Is seeing his "' 'XvananaHa&lficFM the beat that no ever pitcnea. ana wnicn league Clnb which closed yesterday afternoon. games orWi Ufattwan. jum..nfv laa ' first year's service on a major Mattlng- - three-game- TSazfssBaBflsSafn I should,' have never been a Sox victory. The New Yorker defeated Ar S. 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X.aaaaafSBaaPaaaaaav' I Winxinyton, by S in and Z to plajr. made Josh hesitate ". feel more for the blgv pitcher than I do the pitcher "has something' on the ball. and then he had no chance to comotln for the Giants as a team. I would have The exhibition of Bedlent against tha SKCIIXII SIXTEEN. diagonally The fellow Semi-fin- niw' V. M. teet, n! Columbia, de for It little willingly given all my share of the Giants was one of the best features oC feated- K. U Ilian. o.' Clifrr Chase, br I up. "Ho would surely have held the clout to' a world's series money rather than to see Its kind I have ever seen. There was V of Cotambia. defraled liber KebUnzrr. double at best But the ball rolled! in "Big Six" go down to such an unde- no sensational fielding that cut off base, o" Cohnctla, by ? anil 7 between the temporary left' field circus served defeat. hits. Every fly was easy except per- Final ronnd-O-rw Lenltcrt defrxted A. B Leet seats and the left field bleacher. 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