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Spectacular Pitchers’ Battle at Shocessire Wins Have Forced
Boston Won by Red Sox Dver ‘
ihe Nationals in I - 0 Score _
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BOSTON 5121.: won ImatI
‘- W: -llIt‘-‘i iolinsoli ,\I Itcsllru ninliinw his
fontlornth straight IiIlon In a Hill“
inrnim» niitzhors' huttlo nhi h .ioi-In
son sought. in the hello ot‘ piojeciiny:
his American lonotue record of iii «on-
I-Iooutivo wins. The s “ore was Boston
1, \‘i'nnhingtnn 0. Thirty thousand;
' myopic snvr tho gnmo.
The“! lone tuliy ramp in tho sixth in»
ning with two out. Sneaker hit in-
to tho crowd inioft hold for two hoses.
iiion'in, next up. kittlt‘tlit‘tl into right tor;
a tlouiiln. :1 hard III. whirh Nio'elior
”was hnrniy airlo to much. Sneaker,
arorinx. \i’nshinnton had more oppor-t
iunitlmo to st‘oro than Bunion. hut
’Vi'ooii “no at tho ton of his Immi- inI,
thi- illlli'llCS, striking out ninn molt}
Jolneon fanned tho intro of thosre‘;
ill-int: (’(‘llSPt‘t'liihn Gills in tho i‘Ii‘th.‘.
’i’c-II RI untrirs iiilrtl the has on, tho men
1min: passed III tho third. and Wood,
.mnnmi MIII-iirr for the third out. Tho
’Vl’IuilIiantnn‘s hurl runners on SOCUIIII.
- In tho anon. eighth hurl Wood mug?
Inn: for the lost out on too or thoshf
(PUPIIHIUI’IS.
'i‘ionlon slnglotl thM in tho HorronIif
Innint: oii' Johnson, Illiil Inmorto onvoil
tho grunt.) innnmrnriir n,- n ‘hrlillnnt 2
«catch at \i‘ngnor'n low fly in rightI
diolzi. lic-IIILIII'g only othor rsiinnun. ox-I
will the Olli‘ upon \\‘llll‘ll they sruroti.I
onion in tho. fourth. who Snooker not
to third Iliiior hoing pimnotl, lint Ennio
mnnod for the lost: out.
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WORLD’S SERIES
STARTS (IIIWBEII 8TH
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IST'UOIS, MU.,“I&1II 7.-»~ w'l‘ho norioo
for ‘thI W'Ill‘ltIB \iOi‘liI' II ohomnlonehlp
will begin (lotoi star 8, nnordlug to Front
Inuit n t3, Johnson, of the American
tongue. in ii lottor to It loonl honor
'i‘hn Amt'i‘llilll tendon phonon! winner
lie imnohnlhio. in tho.
monolith rooo cloeoo‘ 0o
: 'i‘hre riwom'd
' 7 .Knnoilo City '5.
Washington "Club Down
to Third Place
lIIISTI‘lN, Sent. 7.~~—'I‘he
n'cnt into totiny‘s gutno with the liteti
l\~"~llli3 lust of tho nrosent series-w
whit tho hone ol’ stopping Boaton‘s
snot-Ixssion of wins, whit'h lilis not only
inrronomi the Rod Sox load In the Am-
erican League nennont more, but lnts
also forced Washington from second to
third place. Boston's victory yesior-
Idol: with Joe Wood boating Waiter
‘JOlillfion for
his fourteenth consecu-
tivo victory.
crowd than that, which was expanded
to see today's some. I-loh Groom, for
\‘t‘nnhinnton and Hugh lEleIllonl, ,i‘or
human will no the prohohlo twirlI-rs
toilnr, li‘Il‘Ir weather was in prosper-l.
Wuhhlngion‘s tight now Is admitted-
l}: to secure sooofld plum: from ”It? Allh
lotion. Boston, nrorlioolly hasnrod oi‘
tho pennant is out. to cronto It now
Amorionn league Wifoi‘d in the num—
iwr of games won in n soneon. The
iiml Son to date have won 22 Ignition.
in Infl genius. mode it)‘
i’hiindolnhln, III Itilli. (it the 2:3 noun :1
to he, nlnyod Boston moot win only I}
to attain thr- new morn.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
liowuil 1, Lynn it, ti2 lnningn.)
Now liodiord 7, Wowuotor 2
Lawronrto 7 Full mm 4 (first)
Lawrence ii Full [Thor ii. (second)
iinvor hill Bron kioiiwrhiu.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
'Ai. I’roridonréomfinliimoro .i,
deuce 11..
At.» BIIITIIIOme‘Onm 10. ’Bilmlln it.
At Richeotoeroutrodi it iihohoo
tor 9 .,
Other clogs not scheduled.
, AMERICAN AQS'OOIA‘I'IONI
" M ‘ Miuueonoilowvtinneonoiio
AI Coihmhtioémlnmhits 3; Toledo
Infilontiiiolln Ii
Sii-nnt ors
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LEAGUE RESULTS
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
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I Yesterday'é Results.
: Hartford 3, New Haven 2. itirsti
Hartford II, New Haven 1, tsecond).
“dioxin-Ir) 5 llolyiohel
‘Snlingileld" ., Blidgc hurt l.
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attracted no gronlor.
Standing of Clubs.
'I'I'. L. P I“
NtM'IIflVoII f‘.’ 'iiI .III‘IS
l-inl'ttorti ii; ix l’
BI'ldIzI-ngri' .37. .2 .5
Hoiyolto .3: 3.". .IE‘I 5
Snriugtivld i7 viii .
Waterbury :1? till .tii'.)
Games Today. ~
' Hartford :II New ilnvnn.
Springfield nt lirniwport t2)
\Vntvl‘lnlt'y Ill lloiyolio.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Now York 1i. I'ltiiniioinhin ii, iiirsil.
Now Yorlt ‘i l‘liili‘lfll'lllllltl 8”. iI'ZIId.)
Blilillil)“ .’ Boston 1
"(JlIIIaIzo ii. i in; IIIIIIIII .3.
Pittsburgh it, St. LIIIIIN 11.
Standing of Clubs.
-. W. L. RC.
{\‘uw Yorlt Mi :S‘i Jill
(Iiiirugo oi vii} .iiiils
Pills-burgh TI: 13:! ..Idli
Cincinnati till 67 Mil
i’hllntloinliin iiz ‘I3I; AM
St. Louis 515 .74 .42 6
iftrooltirn iii 3:9 .32”
‘ Boston 33 bill .299
I . Game; Today.
, New York nt i'hilmieinhin I'll
moron at Brooklyn.
"Chicago at Cincinnati.
’ Pittsburgh at St. LonIn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Youtorday’o Reunite.
, Boston 1, Washington 0.
'ew York 2 Philadelphia 4
. Cleveland Ii, Chicago 2 (ii Inningmi
St. Louis 4 Detroit 2.
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‘92 37
hiihdoinhio 78 . 52.,
Wonhingion 79 54,?
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Cleveland
New York
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Moidon Wolfgang, oi Lowell, Pli- I Believes Thai Such an Organize-L
ohes Ten lnmng No Hit, No tion Would Benefit Clubs as I
Run Game Well as Players I
I LYNN. Mash, Soni. Twh‘or ten iu-3 CliIC AGO Sept. T.—r-PIOFiltl€llt Buu‘
ningos Moldon Wolfgang Of 140“"311' B. Johnson of the AnIoIloau Loagnef
hold Lynn to no hits nnd no runs with ,Iutl Charles Coulis-key ounei of the
io It It InIIII rrnchi v first huge in u Non“ “hito Sox Club. declared inst night .
Enhinnd lmsvllull leagur 5431110. 119*“ 0" that they can see no objection to the
matador 'liiis is, holioiotl to iron Eastman Illai‘el‘fi I‘mteium \Iiiici I has
no.“ record im UIAIIIIII’IWI nosebnll one just neon Incormpoiated In \‘ew York
(I?! the national tOIIIII‘IlsSIOIl.gtI1(e
The I‘GCUIIIH ohm» foul uohflil, noerun "I am sure tho leagues and (”new
games IO‘i‘ ton Innings but. \\ olignnge; will rnioo no objections to any sucIII
out of IilitiWIIllg no man to reach first orgntlizntion in the event that it is:
“we" Innings. '5 onidto be unique. in formed to hotter conditions for line
the eleventh town of Lynn, the. first, NR} ”.8. said Mr. Johnson
mun lip slnttloii orrr ucroud bone, but H ,, .
\‘i’olt’nn‘ng again tightened up and not: It 10"” to me, said Mr. Comlsheyn
anothnt’ MI was mode by Lynn until :‘ils I3 2‘ 30" 03 good ““31“ be doll“;
0mm gm n inclty 5mg“) in the i’ih noih hr the players and the owners,
. MM,“ won, 1 to 0’ Red Waller hr with such It body at the hood of that
Lynn, I‘IirInI-rn oI' i3ri<ige..»lmrt nave iImf‘" I‘ngngod In tho. game. 3 do“?
boson on IJIIIIH and hilonod only five, mm" m” nnronoonn ’10 demands M”
llliB mum,” 0m ton men. \voil’- honindo andIdoulheiimothepiarers
gang struck out n“, and were no WISH Intenii tit “reek the game which just
on. [\lili hurt on]; one thou ioi‘t on! “a“ I" “I“ ”"3 height at ”8 ”0”"ch
mm, whin- 1 10“,“, had [mm \\ Iih sonathio men at tho head oi the,
' . fraternity who will confer“ with lon-
Vl‘o I," n pinned with. ‘tlhanv .
L1,,é,,1,2f‘,,fi,,,,,, when he was "haughéi gore ofiioinlo on Important questionog
by tho Bunion Nationals nuti then sold it iooho to me as If all sides should
to Lone-git, nhmo ho hlrlnod win tiio'l1mm
New ijngioud tongue pennant inst;
your At tho ond of the season he wont
sold to St lniuin Americans rtho turn?
minim IIIICII'NIU bowoil, In the ohrlug
"IIIIIIII. Baseball
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The Noroniito and tho Willie l’iuinnl
moot on the Annmamont Park dininouiI
thip nIttérIqun in nhot nromloon to he
the his gonna oi the Morrltt (hm con-
toot. it Nm‘IvniII wins it will put her
on Int oven hosts with Whito Pinion.
hating won two semen and lost one '
ouch. ~
moi-row the Noimdiorf
AMU3£M£NT PARK
SEPTEMBER 7
. .330.th m
. . AFTER DINIII
" thoro' II II nortiouior, ..
to many mans .pnla
liquors served be
in qIIIllitl, I‘ightl
of II honored: that, «
enjoyment. , ,
where we provide in
old. mellow stock. III;
prices. Our
oithor domestic 01
one delicious and high _.
Snmnio them and ll“) (:0 ”Wit
\‘Ie buy all our: "
bond.
Our Motto ls ou‘atny
Ma gner 8,1
The Place With a R!
it is a good Ten Cent
Sold at all stores
Made
OI-D WELL
Old Well Perfecto Ciéat
HAS STODD THE TEST FOR 30 YEARS.
Can Be Smoked Before Breakfast or After Diuuen
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um: '
Cigar all the time.
by
CIGAR C02
I ed out live bananas and gave them
golowly through room otter mom or
. almost priceless pictures.
. where.”
‘ man: not mixed am».
John}. I collie o blockvttn’tnn-daio tar!
Irior: Wail, Inn: out now oih' brought
3on to prove‘ do
j
finar
Financiering.
A small boy was given a penny to
Now, although his stomach
i'craved a loiiynop, he also wished o.
Ibnuuuo he had seen on a fruit stand
at the corner. He preferred. ot’ the
i,two the {Inuit
“How much to them bananas?” he
asked.
an"Stx for five cents. or a. penny
c019
an"Sail: for live? Well, " the youngster
said wisttuiiy, "gimme six."
The fruiterer counted out halt a
dozen and handed them over.
"A penny apiece?" questioned the
’hoy, taking them.
The man nodded. So the boy count-
back.‘ ‘Theres tour ilvo cents' worth "
he said. "I don't want ’om '1
Betoto the merchant quite saw the
value of the ind's act, the boy was
on his wm to the candy store, a
banana in one [mud and his cent: in.
auto other ~Judge.
Her idea of Art.
An old gentleman who owned a fine
estate not far from the country sent
of the dune oi‘ Devonohlre (which is
open to the public when the duke is
more) one day drove-with a party or
friends to this tenuous residence, tak-
ing with him his housekeeper, Martha,
11 good old soul, who had been with
him a great many years.
Arriving at Cliaioworth they passed
.. But Martha
spoke never a word, although it. was
evident that she was not missing any-
thing. Each and every picture that.
her are lie on underwent It most rigid
scrutiny, much to the amusement “or"
the real; 01' the party.
At lost her master turned to her
and said: “Vt oil. Martha. what. do you
think of it; all?"
“Why.” oxnioded Mortho, rapturous-
iy. "I cannot see a speak 0' duet any.
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A Ponihlo Derivation.
"Words are terribly funny thingo,
aren't may?" said Mrs. Jones. "Take
the word ’gnrgio—wnow on earth do
you suppoao they ever not that?"
“Very simple. my donrfl‘natd Mr.
Jones. “Just look. {It women: in the
gluon oomo timo when you‘aurglo utd
then look at. o sorgoylo, out: yon’li _
noo."-Hnrpor' o Wooitiy
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, Iuolneu Vlgtlm. ‘
“Doe: you fmomher dot (ion 1
I)!“ to have?” uttkod Maidrootue Pink:
9?
“Yeti, ” replied Uncle Roldan-1w; “You
"Ito rm kind 0‘ miml': he m
o outdo out. bad link. Hold 'im lo
. «trio dollohe, Inl’ do trio adv
rho ultimo m were wuutafldt“
. "Who: you motor dot." , . V
. "Who: kid- I not it! show 'iln heir ;
notional: who on:
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«The well;
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linger Ludiow :
Twin titty ‘
Nugget or .
Little tiara
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