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Gannett's * *g was good, wbie A aminute later Del seat the sphere Into order massd 25 cents Matting MnAomey's hbatla a three-bagger and reght field for three to oeT -m buys bases. According amanteur. Brown a double, netting four was a to "M Pro Todays. leatura. run% also the rules he was out in the firet play.- be artyra, the fastest of the Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph. day. Die Sims was Satch Sma, with 4 boxes perfumed This is the that base ball has Thursday's game vfas one to the Wilson ten yards in of Advice. been Any12=44 bring tront htm. Sams given by the school boys, true crank to tears, not corses. actual ceught the the and the a The benc. -Is baving Ms *aat that will wear em Blood fist that series of games was winlng wa1, after al, not the material yards ha'n0mP by the end Ot the Talcum Powder Poison. ArMl Iy you Mattiugs HARD th year dlo*" fteditably for urtny years Mr. Frank B. Martin. who is engaged In the RITTIIG It CBJCAGO arranged. As project met- with such thing. Both Chicago nd Washington aile. He was besian out on the sprint T great suoe, ti and Iby buy ,N1tALG " oui i touch jewelry Lusineas at 928 Pennsylvania arInme, Waush- pupls end. played corner lot. bread-and-water-Impris- Wien- The finish was very dose, and a -at anutlo. Job lota at -aywire..wt BY ington where he is wel and of the schools hearty suppert, a onment-deaerving and in the end the blanket could have Mertz's tomorrow. stralght- goods wea many fresh, new city, favorably known. ball, covered Wilson, Sm was a vktinL of that worst form of disease-con- yearly series of nswum tor the lesser criminal won by a two-run lead. 1 and Dannemiller. the winners.- A 3lattJ=.q of this seasimes muf~tturv. High School to 14. fortunate purchase just over fnmzn Chn andI In latost ,at- taglbs blood poison. lie realised that his life Senators Won Out in a championship has become a No such game baa been played in the The Anal in the one-mile amateur, Very settled thing. ng Isis thehereorrecord of National this which was run from i-ran. The -ant&1lou jobs" are 'Ad Meat- was about to be blasted, for thin terrible disease the teams:Wo Fogowhg League year.-4Cblago Times. in two eats. h to be ruan right the manufac- tiunw--rIuy to crumble to pleen-ld has .4h-o Up to date Walter Brodie, the former over aghin. A time limit of 2.30 was wear ballkd the skill of the physicians for ages. Ragged Game. School- Wom placed turer is ptteryw-ard theyll eia to out and 14qi OOL WeOW Last.L Oriole, and Jake Stensel, the former Pirate, on the race, and when Brst run Wilson fin- directly respon- SUch Mat- they have never yet been able to effect a .... at tbe etl of three moth. Central 3 6 n ... 0 3 who this =easo=, are close ished frat, with at ecre. -His mental can better be changed places Sims second and Throop sible for this tings are not cheav any prtce. For despair imagined Western ... 2 1 1 2 in their Brodie third. The time was a fresh mew COD& our price$ Are abso- than described. The Central Business... together batting averages. very few secenes astonishingly below team the strongest in has .02 and Stcnsel .. Everybody from below three minutes. and the referee da- low lately competitloo- In a recent letter he says: "About four yearn ago CURRENT SPORTING NOTES every respect, and beat out Nick down to the who carries clasred it no race. price. I the Eastern C=euently Young boy On the second run of Per fantracted a severe case of cntagious blood and Buntess with ease, but the water pail. knows how much superior the same race Throop was placed as pace- Fine China Mattings. yd.. 9c. maleion. and it was not long before I was In a terri- were given a hard fight for the honors Brodie is as a The maker. the other You pever had a chance the by fielder. figures show the contestants agreeing to Good China Seamless ble condition. I immcdiate!y placed myself aIer Georgetown boys, who tied with them rew Pirate fourth among center fielders, give him third place for so doing. even if to Talcum Powder at Quality treatment of two of the best physicians In Wash- Today'. Sehedule and Weather. in the frst game, which 'Was played over with .0* per cent, and Stensel thirteenth he did not win. Wilson won again, with buy Their treatment. which Saturday. If .White, the Central and with .830.-New York Exchange. Sims about six Matting, per yd.........13c. lngton city. I took faith- Washington at St. Louis-Clear. who showed such pitcher, last, Inches behind, and DuvaU this price before-and fully for si months, coast me Just three hundred Baltimore.pat phenomenal abilities as There is an air about the actions of the third. Pittsburg-Rain. a twirler, had not been hurt to The after this is An extra Fine Quality China dollars, and left me worse than when I began it. at Cleveland-Clear. in the first Baltimore players which seems my as summary: lot gone you Philadelphia game with the Western, the Central boys plainly as words that they think no other First race, one mile, novice-Harry Par- Seamless Matting, per yd. .. 20c. Brooklyn at Cincinnati-Clear. would have won three straight games, as team has a right to win a game. There are rington won; LeRoy D. Lewis, second; D. aynever again. New York at Chicago-Rain. the heaviest batters of their are P- Boston opponents several of the champions who suffering O'Connor. third; Fred. C. Bush. fourth, Match those If at Louisville-Cloudy. were unable to hit him. The Central boys from an aggravated attack of that disgust- Time. 2.27 24. Better come tomorrow. prices you were handy with the stick, fielded their po- Ing aliment known as "swelled head." Second race. one-mile open. amateur- can. Reeord of the Clubs. sitions well, and played together, hence Their continued success has made them ar- First heat. Leo B. Dannemiler won; Win. Clubs. W. L. P.C. Clubs, W. PC. their excellent showing. The following is rogant and dictatorial. Another knock- Throop, second: Billie Sims. third. Time, Baltinture.... 1 6 .7i0 .. 1311 .62 the line-up of the champions: Gannett, down today may bring them down to a 2.0 4-. Second heat. E. L. Wilson Cincinnati.... 1 8 .106 14 .440 catcher; Durdin and Ed. A. Duvall, won. .....n11 1 White, Haas. pitchers: place where they 3will be able to see some second; IL W. Cluss. third. Pittsberg..16 7 .636 New Yot...a 8 .446 Tisdel (eaptatn), first base; Burbank, see- of the players on other teams. Not all the Time. 240. Final heat E.IL. Wilson B1st.3 .i. .. wen; Wash.B.Williams 1 .Z" ond base; McKinney, thrd Shuster, Baltimore are from this Billie Sims. E. A. 13 U .642 . 7 1 buse; players suffering second; Duval, third. 12 .306 short stop; Ourand, field; Cockrell, complaint. three or four of them.- Time. 2.5 2-& & Louistie.... n1 .3L 21 .12 left right Only Furniture, 7th D Sts. How they stood May 54, 186: field. and Washington, center field. Cincinnati Enquirer. Third race, one-mile open, professional- annacy,1Ith P Sts. The Western boys, who came out second, Fred. Titus won: Clubs. W. L. P.C. Clubs. W. P.C. had Fred, Barney Old~eld, second. Cleveland ... 1839 .667 Philtepl.. 15 14 .517 several weak places in their nine, SATURDAVP LEAGUR GAMEA. Sims, third. Time. 2.43 1.& - Chinna.... 19 14 which cost them the Fourth race, 11 .6m Wstas.. 14 .60 championship. Buck, --E. L. two-mile handicap, amateur Boston.13 11 .61 B....1214 .43i Tanner and Gordon divided the honors. second Game at Wilson, ten yards, won: Belle Sims. Pittsburg..... 1 1 .511 New IS.... U 1 .31 The fielding and of the Washington Lost the scratch. second; Leo B. Bt S....n613 .552 St. IAm.... W 1 .345 and Eastern batting Business Chinago Through Inability to Hit. yards. third. Dannemiller. IO Chicago. 16 14 .525 Loulsvile.... 7 = .10 nines was on a par, the au- Time, 4.44 1-. aa perlority of the former team being that Capt. Anson's Colts won the Saturday's Fifth race, two-thirds mile.
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