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Pending the arbitration doIiI-Iioo or
the gllelancos of the locomotive en-
, glneors on the 55 limes oust. of tho
Mississippi river, all matters I'olIIIlIIr;
Ibo wngo increane from other Ibodlnn
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This news discouraiged room or the ‘ ALL DEALERS. ‘
Ernilroad labor leaders in this part of
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‘ railroad labor- were not slow today- ml Stephen NOV . V.
‘dociarlng that Viz would have the re-
salt of throwing all the rtollqu1ng ml- be“ ’ PROP
road albor disputes mor iii-Io new.
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THE ABOVE SCORE CARD WlLL APPEAR IN EACH SATURDAY’S 1&SUE OF THE SENTINEL IF THERE ARE ANY CHANGES IN THE LINE UPS A8 PRINTED ABOVE, THVEl On the other hand the Mllroad ofn
:flclalo declare that ullateier settle-
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lllANlS [08E YESHRDAYS GAME . {three pitched balls. Devon: wasI SEVENTH INNING. PITTSBURG ccua HA3 ans or Mom,” Madam,“ to, the detel.
‘ iout Gardner to Stahl. ; Wagner smld‘ out. Cady 313° STRANGE WOOD. - minntion of increases: or dccronses ' ~
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. j No run, no hit. no error. struck out. Of the lam five men 13““ Idiom. ““3 "e" “we" scou“ i ‘when [he claims cf the other railroad , I I 8
RE sax, AI NEW YRRK FOURTH INNING. .to face Tcsreau four slruck out. “W5 "”5 l“ the “009' “1 Sl’eal‘mg who. unions are to he talien Iqu ac. Fm" Dellrers, ~qu 9°
* I . Gardner walked as Tesreau waslwrolod {lied to IIll/l‘ul‘l‘ay. ‘of thii‘i‘l’al?‘ Vgidbaat; Thfgg if; count. ‘In other uords. it is holim ed
RAIN or No ACCCJUNT. strike which ave the crowd a unsready and could not locate the 0 run. no II. no error. WW . “ V0 “ , a lo the railroad managers that once a .
POLO GROUNDS N. v. oc-r. 11.-—‘chan¢e to choir Hooper singled Plate 93'9““ was “We“ 9‘“ 3‘ Merkle 599°“ 9“" “3'“8 "e” ‘“ “‘“m‘g “9 1’9"” ”mt “‘3 3“” I'comparallve adnlstmént with the en MMLS ‘
Sodden clouds that made a constantbver second aftetV having three second When Tcsreau tOOk Stahl‘S' singled pas! Wagner. MCyers W {Pillflburgll player: mi “lam ‘g’flgluoers is madmd’ the oihel‘ demands
threat failed to dampen the ardor or balls ‘vd two strikes called on groundor and tossed it to Fletch- flied our to Spearkor. Herzog dot u! mprmolneut n a ti my; e or lab” can be heuer "calculated
wo d is known as Cuban wood. the
thousands of baseball enthusiasts, him crkes hunted the ball and e" Stab] 8m“ second Mama, “0?? finc?ewh;rs double bu: Iluloher being a slate color ll. is ham. Tm” we“ may “‘3‘ “'9‘“ 9‘“ ““9
who flocked out to the Polo Grounds Meyers picked it up and threw throw bemg very Wide. Wagner rig t c from wt“ m 0 a no mum“ “0mm“ ,
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today, to see the fourth game of the'wildly over second trying was out on a grounder to Merklc“ for Tesrcau. Fletcher was am to detect the gum} in a but of LhisV General Chairman John I ‘llowo of 353,3 :'
world series between the New York 1 catch Hooper. Hooper was held unasaisted Stahl took third ifin at the plate When Yerkes tuck kind . the BIoIlioihuod of Raillond 'i‘l‘ inf 0310 ‘l
. ‘ . play 3mm scored. on Cad s McCormick‘s grounder and threw ,BIHI Murrny says will Bill knight 3‘ 153°
_NatIonals and the Boston Americans. at second. With Hooper on sec- h' h h Fl l‘l ld Y to Cad Who touched the New ono of the gem simmers of rears ago men on me New 1W“ Slalom said kg ‘m. ry .
DEC'S'ON T° PLAY CAME ”75' and and Yerkes on firm me Bog $19.26:th lLWoclfltcfli‘gcl Co); t:olbllil::3York slérmop as he slid toward anrlnmed his sucooés in long drives “igu‘dmg “‘9 ““1"“ ’525 'Im'dimndfilliwamm
The National COmmllsion led not iézféercroggrkg'x: flofsedatlgyd ray. the plate. The smash of McCor- lo one kind of 1m he used. ~ V ' "I do not know when we necIsIoii;§:§g (I; 29:3: £15333: W
deVClde ‘0 May the game uni” a few on d when Fletch; ‘20:; a all- One run no hit no cr.ror lmick‘s counts as a hit inasmuch “Bill never paild much money‘ foxtVregardmg the engineers arbitration . gum: w a“
m notes before noon. ers rounder and tossed to DP: le Doyle was out Yerkes to as be advanced Fletcher to third. his soerinl hath." said Murray. He will vome. We shall do nothing rc- $53 . 3:12“: “33:: :36 so "*5
TEN THOUSAND WNTED- g 9’ ’ISI hl Y k d t 'Fletcher was out on "Vtrying to .would make (hoarollnds of sporting gurdlng our demands unlil after the Sun nduyn and mm:
. who completed a double play by 3 er es ma c 3 prev; Y ' l" m" 0‘05“ “t 5 _°3
Ten thousand “fans" waited for throwing Speaker cat at first may on Doyles boundcr Snod- steal home. goolis supply housas and ask 10 see Vandal meeting 04' Ihe conductors and a load
hours 1;: aklozg line that extended for Hooper took third on the play grass struck out Wood's curves One run. three hits. no errors. the old hall-I in the callous. Bill’s :alnmeu of the eastern district has 3" mi?“ .dllefilg‘k
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I ”mnizytihe°;a:es':v':r:9:pfn'::h $222!“; Fletcher threw out Lewis at first were bewildering and his speed .EIGHTH INNING treasurer were in the high piles of eon held. It opens at Rochoslcl on Is; m.-Eunt. when “lath...“
. _ “terrific Murray struck out for: A es went into the box Vfg r canton hats, filled with condom and the 15th, and. as II momlmrol the ex- IVVSa.=VnI lelltm and Doom
Playing he'd; Umpl'” Klein and 0“ for" a strike on Devore. Devore York crowd got up and cheered; fly to Fletch“. Fletcher thregw and peculiarly 'lreniedJIy being in ting (here we inst of this week. l<
L°u9hlin walked around the bane path W dI tho dampness so long From those Icnnnot am. therefore unlit tho 0. R. . . L
‘ . i I 9° - out Yorke ac first S cakex ot I I V ~ I V . V .3
and tested the ground, after which Vilno‘gld's b:p:§d;n::tot;o SEE]; N0 run. no hit. no HIDE la two bagzfl‘ to left rims wEnt piles Knight would .select the slicksiiu. and the B. R. T. will uoIIvI'ltb ref- p £§,-§3‘I$‘rl.s§l’c§3x§%
they telephoned Chairman Garry sin led to left. Do le was forced. FIFTH INNlNG, l..out Fletcher to Merkle. he liked. paying maybe lo or 12 cents Iorenoe to the wage question until this ‘_
Hmm'm" M m" "“9““ c°'"'"'°' at gecond, when éardngr tookl Hooper flied. out to Murray. No run. one hit. no error. “We“ ’0“ “9“" 9““ be“ “gamed““New” has passed". I; on. In; East ‘Wegry' nod 80.14 ‘
am" that the game com b. played " Snodgrass’ grounder and threw who took the ball off the concrete! Dovore was out, Wagner to $0 ““101? 3“"‘1i- 3‘3“?" 09'1““ “'33 a; ' ' ‘ lem wlndow open Irom
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docI'III-ed that It w uld b b 0 r on no grass was J hi d 1 d w m I Raffertl —-Sure Kellen but l‘m glad
‘ . ° " “9"." 3° caught napping at first Wbod‘ to foot higher and the ball wouldiwonderful stop and throw. Doyle ed “'9 ‘I 3 Cf“ 9 met“) 5&5 L‘ to see, yea i thought yo were dead W
”'9’ ‘8 mam" '"dmmn' “m f" Stahl I‘I ‘Ihavc bounced off the wall and filed to Hooper. Wagner made beef meal!“ in .9“? “'0?” ’0‘” 5093"” ”sud an m a‘ '1 b ‘ki . ll ' 5 th N “k P ..
rm" ”mm“ No'runs. om hit ,no errors. lthb‘rdnner would have made an error on Snodgrass’ smaéh and lng b394- WB wine. “9 wld- ”my ‘yezV..pm{kV p we a m ‘n' we W on orw ‘ ' . ‘,
9'1"“ OPENED‘ SECOND INNING lthird/ base. The crowd went wildi the runner was safe on first. Mur- “”9de “'9‘“ “89- A “M , MN“ MW“ "OM
79"" W“ a ""9 N” °' 1°? "0'" ' ‘ lover the catch. Yerkes shot a hot ray: singled to left, Snodgras‘s "Hans Wagner uses one kind of mu b L VOMVYV-V after It". means nothing E-mm 2folnM-fifigib 7: 30,-” 1W
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the crowd when the gates were open. Gardner drove a lonforhlthbizV single to left. Yerkes was {IorcI- taking second. It was the hit all the time until he begins to slump:
"1'3"“ 9‘" '°‘”°" 9'9"““9 a" the center field fence Fed at‘ becond when Herzog took and run play Merkle fanned. a “919,91 “Will!- The“ he begins .
Still, it. is the only kind or trouble Dunlzu
blockflald "bloachera" began to fill bases GaIdncr 390’“ on a “"19 Sfieakorls grounder and threw to No run one hit. one error. to use another until it.‘ Madeleine “1119“ it ‘5 mu“ L0 WNW "“3319“ NOW-19:];
mpld‘v- ' pitch. Stahl 9"“ “P a high flleoyk. Speaker out stealing NlNTH INNING ‘ ' loaded a. rest. The sticks ure'mulos “WW Amoric’nn. .I ”I MAIL! GLO“ F6
GlANTB FIRST ON FIELD. which Doyle caught. Three N’wllvleyem to Doyle. ' ' G an“ mm a si :1: to w” 1th 0, them WV ugly “rem“ hav- I , . £3.33"? $313.3“; “$513. ‘3
The homo club was the firot on the York pitchers were warming up‘ Nou‘un. one hit. no "(on t l‘ Iar Btlhl sacrifice. Arne! to ing ”A dark slate color [and an awful TELEPHONE CAI-IL no W1: 5"; £9?“qu '01 M ‘
field and an the player- omomod from m the 93‘3“ 5919' Wagner flcwi Morkle out. Wagner ”to slam in”, Gardner takin second. weight at the heavy and. Thene‘llatn ‘ I Don I'I i spun?) i
the 9an mm the bloachoru Ihey were out ‘0 899935339 Cady 5““‘11‘ was”, {00k the batters ground-I VAmcsolVfl unstcad an wa n" contrary to general ballot, did not HW‘ ""5 will” 1" 0
Given hearty chum. The usual bat- “an run m hit n “to“ , or just over second and model! a'wu‘lke‘dto first. Wigner was are» filmed up to order. but merely word I 1_”dll§il°' 9' ”m" m” I.
my nrnggsgwrgsg, 900;” Moira? ’a‘lruck 6;? m three lightnug throw to foot. Herrog' ad at second when Fletcher took piokod m) In mo store, probably ill b V I . “away“ "a r
An hour and I: ha" bolero tho Ima pinched balls. He did not offer ““91“! '0 right' Stahl hm ””1 C“Y'!'W“9‘r and 99““ it *9 ”mm" can” ”"9 °f °m ”“5”"
found In. Iky corp-nod with greygnnd at any 0‘ them. One W83 an in- all? 3:: '35:: 0333mm? 22L DWI“ Gardnér 3M9 to Shir: . A ‘
more woo a oaoglcllm of on» in (he Show and the ””9 and”; we” ed gain. This w 5 wa$93§imh m 9“. play 1 at nor font; 3 ‘y
W. The mam ..., In “My lam dr0p curves. Mel-kid singled to mix“ out Floéher woo out Woods sin I: to ‘ir a. o 3th .
candltlon. but one would: we oonk- flfi?taiflngihwlfir ‘3” fink” when Wagner took hi; hit own: 37:51:33: , ooper e at.
W find my «wow. glad? grdy‘fihrmriv; fig‘x‘é second and threw him out It On: run. two hits, no error. . 89! Fill"! cooked ll) Ufflal‘ . The woman who on Mil
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