1674-12 Louis (Red) Snedigar h •
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1 1 3 0 M. Escolfier, the famous IA.nel•
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+,1tlii4r#:•011 lira.lif 1 1 U S U chief. was talking to a tourist at t
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\` 1•ent, lb. 4 O 1 8 1 U Carlton about Landon cooks.
• h` Medina,cf. 3 0 0 1 n 0 "T'ha typical London cook," be .
ISrewn, ata J 11 _ ;! •L n Glared, "was certainly the one w
Manuel,1•f. J n U 1 11 U sniffed and ear to m1•:
Dion, am. 4 0 1 0 0 3 "'Plain coo ln•-lhet's where y.
,1 • ruinaa. c• J 1 1 lU U U put the wade egg inside the pull.
Tomas,If. 1 0 ll U 0 U
I Totals 35 2 7 23 11 3
National League. .Senre by innings: 1 3 4 5 6 7 R 9
DIRTIEST BAIL EVEN PLAYED ��n�" s` "°"°"'`° •
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Standing of Globe _ _ ; ri* .
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� u k out- lie 1'rig11York .. 10071 34710 ON THE fl0YAl PALM 6NOUN0 ieorbtten,Selph
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'�sbgrg ..88 68 39 .80'2 1'w•n-has'e hitshllon 1,Misses leen,
.iladelphia .. 'J8 :48 60 .478 Snedigar.
lei nap .102 48 nJ .471 Pie drove a liner to third,ecorin•on I Left on bases_.)liens Key
6 Iµ'art Z �II O•L -�
els ,,,,104 I47 57 .462 WAS THAT --
PULLED OFF YE.Y. Dillon's two•bagger.
Earned runs-Miami 3,Key West• .. 8? 38 8! .3T1 Tomas went in for Ambrose in the I Pas.,•,1 itans-
: .100 '28 72 .280 TERD.tY BY PEDDY AND SHED- seventh, taking his old place in the L on to i 1...left field. Key Wert added another I 11^Oble play.-(eon Prnt to Fe
Camra Ye•t rday. (CAN, DISGUSTING THE SPEC- Icy.
tu11-I the second and last they nude l Hit by pitched halls- l'eddyl.
trtter• exn-Ren; Chicago 9. TATOKS, WHO ARE ALWAYS Kerley sent a drive through the box Stolen bases-Selph 2,felly,Sned•
'Boston, ler and Klin' with too much smoke to be dallied I igar?.
a Kling. FOIL CLEAN, Met^(LY SPORT- I
.c got •
`•Lefietd, Smi h and Archer. with and Snedigar and Pedd,Y herb' }
KEY WEST CATCHER AI'I'AR• went after it. !n the tumble Keele•( Sot'1 or bunting
s thirdh 1. strike--
1. We Sell at Rigid it Pne
It BroelAyb•-Btwkl n 1; ) Out for sulk(--)i.,•.
.. 2.-10 YPitts- ENTLY DELIBERATELY Ai- made the corner station,scoring a mo-
Went later on the safe hit of Leon to:I,y' pipe son.
:a0teriry Brooklyn, Allen and SAIILTEI)--CAME WAS LIST• left sield. 1 m airs- 11111 and Shepard ``
dpi. 1'ittsbur>R-Robinson and 1.}:- •
The eighth produced two scores far, Lumber, Lath,
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the Indians,one of them being made! -
t New York-New fork SL by the disgraceful act pulled elf by \� I Nn.
Z USUAL OCCURRENCE Posts, Shingles, Sit,`
Miami has never stood for anything Snedigar. Pic turned a sacrifice into
as, a. Y g a hit, Davieson I; 1
missies-New York,Wilts,Crap• except clean sport in baseball and i a quick snap ofMirao Leon. Inthe I Richard Harling Davis, during his D��+ Blinds.
and JIe3•ers. St. Louis, Geyer every other sort of contest in which ninth Key West merely went through Atlantic City Honeymoon, said at
Wingo.
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skill,endurance and a head have the torn of being put out. Manuel I fish luncheon:•
niladelbeen the assert,and a levelg from the
I hit in front of the plate and was an! "1 cnntera that I am not pleased
d-ram na-Cincinnati game post- th comments heard in the grands stand eas3' out, Atkinson to Davies. Dion I with the mnr$ern trend of fiction. The
Cement, Lime,
yesterday at the conclusion of the flied out.to Snedigar and Keeley did I newest fiction is nasty. h leaves a
Cameo game between Miami and Key West, the samto 11illen, 1 bad taste in the mouth. It is full of Plaster Rooting
ncinnati at Heaton.Today. the city and the people who by their Ibr Seers. 'double-entendre--hkr thet +
. Louis at Brooklyn. patronage make the aenu-pro genet \edify All.R.H.PO.A.E.!maid's remark. parlor
tWbu is at New York. possible will not tolerate the style of Sells ss 4 0 0 2 3 1; ":\ irntleman came down to break. Drain Tile, Brick,e
.icago at Philadelphia.
play indulged in by some of the home i Taylo 3b. ........:s 1 1 0 I 0 fast one morning with blood•hnt eyes. •
team. 1aylur, If. 3 U U 2 o Ui Ile drunk eight glasses of lea carter,
it was the dirtiest ball ever playe1iDavies, !b. J 0 1 10 3 I IIn theHv. then ha• muttered hoarsely
on the Royal Palm grounds, was the I Robinson. 1•f. ( 'i I U o 0 to pretty parlor maid: A'—_-_----
South Atlantic league statement made by a scoreof fans Snrdrgar, 26 4 i2i :4 3 f. a 1.•Ime, Ills.did I ria.h hem. The J. McD1
.. who have seen every game, practical-(Dillon•cf• , ,y u „ 1 u u'last night very •
ly,ever played in Miami. Nu mutter •4tkinsnn, ; f U u x I iu weather? much under th.•
SlandinR of the Clubs. what the provocation, the attack of ..
ores p. •
3 u 0 u a 1 "'Luleed•sou di 1,sir.'the Wald a.•. 14th St. and A •
flayed Won hum. 1'.•t. Teddy upon Keeley at the conclusion - - plied . 'Why, sore you kissed the
'mat' ... ..:45 2.2 13 ,629 of the seventh inumg was tinwarrant Totals 3l 6 II t) Id 3 missis."'
,rhos ... .:48 21 15 .583 cd and a reflection upon himself,gen-
a,nvillt ...:48 21 1? .r5:f eraHy considered the best all round - -
•n .... ...39 20 19 .613 ball player on the team. Teddy has _
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ay ... ....39 Di P:{ ,41n played in miserable lurk all week,but ^�
•nbie ... ..39 12 27 .31.08 that was uo eceure•for was k mg elf �hie AUG10) I qi—
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g,11111•11 III lrolet of hyndeeds .f ladies V
Games Yesterday. and children. They paid their money ,i;:,-„
Columbus-('ulumbus 5; (.`ul• to see baseball and nut r prize tight. __ �•-
, a 0--seven innings. --Ta cup the climax came the deliber-' F4` "' ^'?'���� •
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ate attempt of Snedigar to put Keeley % ' j.) _ t`rd.'
>lacorl--Macon 4;Jacksonville 2 out of business by hurtling his I80 111/// pri''
r PIO pounds of beef against the Kc• '14--
'Albany-First game, Albany West catcher with the force of u cutA� ( r ��' •' P.'‘. .tIlk '
mal 7; second game-•alhany 2; pull. Snedigar came In Miami with u `\ i.-
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anah-l.• reputation of being an exceedingly "� /.' • a r,
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dirty player,one whose spikes would •
Comes 'Paley. strike about the p!aac he class they •, •
•.mnnah at Albany. should fall, and he has sustained his 11 i • ip,,
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ambin at Columbus. reputation. In stealing hums b1•- ,,. •
1' 1 /�1 II.
ksonvillr at!recon. tweet' pitches their is not one man 1 1 /f� f i . I(, :i
-'_+— ill a,t allu 11 who taking such a sharer, '.' e•104 �Il /e,`+\ ,.
I it he wanted :and expected to score,
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(1l!'l' FOR 'PItOI'RLF but would have slid,hut Snedigar ran �= ��
_--_-- i full till with all his rarer into Kealey.I - Extra Val u •
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I almost knocking him senseless. Be-I �_•_ ~' ' '- Ij +r �' '
+ads... Krrl.•3' w:t. it Illy „ids ..f Ibr \ '\"' ,
ser S.unw•I L. Shnrak of ludixn- home plate, whish u{nke•s ahs Allem,t a
was talking about England's 1 \� "•
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••scree with the question of I'an. t" foul Lim :dl Ilam appatrrnt.I 7t •+� t4
anal tolls.
Several m the grand stand sold Reed,
Carnival
.gland." he said, "srrma (n me , aha poaching !ilia, urged Soadigar I •,
AS nu•ddle •.in thi:r incl •lit with "swot hint in,' declared to•
Irishman who was watchm• I"• :a ,q•u:a1 lu weal• lit S, a get b,.
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(ht.rt • 111:11,and if such is aha case it is even
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I n,..re reprehensible inn I'Ita• uuuoager
is Irishman wxt.hed Uro rlwpi I than the player.
.,ling each ether for three or! ��
ninutes.and the sight made hint, .t.l"' t•"t°.• was Irn(le.s all the wily
and more uneasy, through and there were not a boli
laity, turning to the crowd, ho('barn playi that brought forth even
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a faint cheer. Rob Hill lord (Sen 75c Shirts a
I Shepard dad the umpiring the sante t
reuse me, friends•but is this a.. ,....II s a of t•ru.oaI aha forWrr to-
e strop, 111• muight we all Luka)hind the , taking .00 Shirts at _
1 in it?'" plate and the latter a
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the bases. The last too innings,how•
ever, were token by Mr. Shepard
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al.mc, Mr. Hill having been called I -- - , ....
'away. Price wet.+on the slab for Mi-
• •and pitched vend,heady hal. II, ^O
1 Machines was ,milled hailer support. mi,a' •
malt• his drhnt in the hex far the, Discount On Men's C
``\) • Pirates.a southpaw with annus xnu,ke
and a few curves. Kealey 1 Atkin-' . ••
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VIII dad Ibr work behind the hat.
LI Neither side cored in the first.lb.-I ••-
yvas h'i g f.eras..of whir, Ilara•,v by ('ant
j-'f/ 11 i., thu.l that i wn ;1.1.1 mil llor H E S
a.�,.,•hal wool •a xlrpl:nld.•a. 'I'apb,,..
e Market I •
I also speared•.1,u,,'11 I.v.,(.,'lima th,, -
wear a hard rl..ulcr. In the. 'i .t 1
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• I was the first and i only - I.. hit the i• u 1.00 ;/
11^min•r in the• inning. II,• iu,,it the; Ladies Bargain Counter , $1.48, $1.98 .,:,},��
layb welting n, dem• th:.t first rn.n,r on a b:a.l lie. by Ihon anal
•,r.• !rnmpad home on n wild pita•,. .;pili+;.
Volhi11r doing in the third except: .'.'a:-i
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,nimbler ind peg. on hath xce. .' SpecialBargains in Men's DRESS . ': `_:.,
notwith.tutding which no one slid and 'r;- '`•+
over the pan. In the latter half Tny. 1••='o' •
I for fouled a half dozen time:or inure, WORK SI-I OCS
rnishing& land finally fanned. fent awentche over y- ___--
a the• rope in front of the bleachers af-I tl,
ter n PIM.bot mis+rd it. - --
The fourth gave another ran for - - -' -
the largest and roust rumSm.- Miami. Stiger drew rice fr ,.,•I A is
ran to • Kitchen Cabinet. tr
P'•rtntlon anhorn..trotted hoe• on the•' I�adies's 35c Hese {or 2r2e
a wo•bager lammed out by Dillon to I V •
the left gentle,. the lata r dying at •.
PLAY, the plate on an attenipred stent. The •t
fifth produced nothing• but in It•e I
Isixth each team dragged n mon home 1• JOHN SEWELTBUDGE &
arks out a the right mradnw and' 4 BRC
hal-ronin•( bons• daring thn WAY fol.
lowing Medina's bunt. Melina hent,
I nal the (mot nwin•. to A•kta.e '+ h•..t. a a c� A q
MIAMI FLORIDA k peg to Davies,and then he made err-I
e���-`�Uf) Twelfth Street
and on the muni or t tiu;,!igar when
I Davies finally re coveval 11.e h.t!I and
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passed it on to him. In the latter half I _z___, —
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