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. y . no hits, errors.
3 euaeeszei Alesandc  ME; trewr‘
*" ~"&d&.l.ofia.l.lvestock.  P. ' planist.diroot‘1rorn   I rightneld. Bentleylxitahome run?
E -N|l'l0NALS1‘0CKY43D3-“‘-E wbar. wenhinswnullfl me  6  2 shed 0‘ ‘fitn-
_7 Oct. 8. Pll. Slflh: ‘en’ 7 p. m.-—Bob Bawrence {‘ rooters gave Beffiy a "egg, on.
; lu_athetdull;aItiveheef.stec!'I.II01 cageut. (c,.,,,,,,,,,_,,,,5.‘,,-1, ‘fionasbroun an dmnond,
1 late: and W“ was. Builalo. 319 2-eta-. 8 - * H--M----~ roamed out to Rueb
‘if _ "Q95?  C153 C3393‘, p.  Iuslcal Gob oon- out a buntdown the hut htu:¢1lno.lPrlach doubled ; into center field.‘
3..-;.j   em. _ 13-r.fi--1-osottninflfiu 30"} rounzwu_I1it,.by apxtched bal.'
.;;y f ‘_ J ; . .. . st1:so;.eceelm-e and feeders. $406 ' wos, Jeseeeen City. llo.. the gut hue 11;. t!;c:'-.l:l’buei- lfelly me lntoia double play. forc-N’
  1...  Al! 3 l3.M0;  uo_9 meters, 8:20 1): rn.—-Old- gig am . J '-.‘..‘:IIf mg Yqtltlguit second was‘.
-,- -3 1» Q.-V ~ ‘ . _ amdy; V heavy, 81l.l0@l1.50., time barn dance music. 9900 31"’ caught a t. Bleuge to Harris to
a- 5 . ‘ ;  ~ $11.25011.50;.ligbt, 310.25 xxx. St. loads, as meters. vowed to Gov-dr in udge. ‘rwmrans. three hits, no er-~
I }“ ' ‘ ‘u¢g.g u,m..,‘. $3,753.11; -,-:39 ,, ..,,_.u..;¢ mm :5. {front of the plate 101' the Iecood mu. Onevleft on base. ~
E .1; 1 sows, sozsesss; pigs. :8 venea Prophet ball. x L a mu” mo N-eh isms lasing. *
,3-. . _....._...._.__ .to'l‘e1ry. Nor-uns.threehits,ao W 3- »
‘ 1 '’''n‘' ’"°"'“‘ - Al. Ji'moac.or~c. I Two on base. ‘'‘‘.‘“‘3‘’'’'’ ’°° """ °"‘ °"~
% " . : ,n1arket:1-0C ' GaOUP.erron- t.  an-ee pitched balls. swinsinx and‘
; =_ _  - - SENT LARGEST‘ 3 New York ackmn boa out -rm m‘u5u'fl., in '0 God dd“
2 j ,. . , . cutters. : wool lube. , 9.3.”... 1 Conference - - _=eco - ere.
;  .1 ' - .'l‘oo Inflextble ' ' nus. ' i J J lcohlzrtehrday Invite lgest 92'ear' :;":‘;;.“°,‘{,°h  §”'“"',,,,,,,‘°,, Wfirfiuéitttrgt f9? the =_1;r. Jndxe
% "33? Programs " *5? new mac. 1 ’€°'“"' "*- - i-ndn~=kov'~.B=w=v-*~*-4*--ei'.’' see...‘ his ..'i‘i’."..'.‘.".."‘.."‘§‘.fi
“N “ ' '1 1’ Th J Chamber of Com-totb ' t6e1dJaasontna ‘VP » °
‘fl. «-z.~.  _  - Br 11-3-4 '’N--- , : ° ‘""°’ . i . ’ '3'” ' - Quins. Joke singled into left field
. .. , j>...uenz,me11ehs uqrfnr 93- sr. DOUIS. Oct. 8.—-First coun- mcrce of Columbia hadthe.largest.th111l. Landstront gotran infield _s1:iBm,,,, MM we side mm“ .
E ._ cdfighh A .,. gtry candled. 35@36§§c. ordlnarydelegation at the conference of wdown the third hanging, 5311;)‘. except for Gordy hi. arher my
 ' t.he university assembly o{':fh'g[_|' Jlissouri Junior Chambers in Jefler- jJ.¢kgog, n ..m.g_: ' 1

Bentley
mes-y extra, 38%Sc;.son Citky  'l'hetifollowinx.:£r1ilaech l:eat.out flalzii inaalade hit to
autaaisskalt uni '93 stands:-ds,l5c;firsts.30c; dslfromte oca ortlmuon were 1 rs third. I18 5808-
Ixetrsihan a. few" "there: 8. C. Slaughter. Overton ‘The Giants “the most
‘ ' ,,  . .1'l‘beNew» p __3,,,,. ac; w,.h',.,' 23¢; Bobnett. Bo llulett. Edward ‘of a muddy I '
.  .3-|,.§.¢g..‘ Vnoctosnutlerao “ ° - , - ‘ea: ‘Baum;-artne . W. J. Kettles, Jr.. ; fielding on the diamond almost iss-
A _., : j  J" ‘_ "  dufh 17:’ - ';Msurice hlcaultty, W. 1"‘. St. Clair. J possible. Frisclfs hunt was scored.
; .5 ‘l . l i‘ ‘A eriean; eese—‘ No:-the ‘ , ~Jr., Thomas _ . _ ._
. - 4.  . . '‘h'” ‘’f 0"’ m —-e _ . m "mu 20*“-B;-ad , Clyde Williams. Harry Da-;M_iller missing, Bentley as bepasaed‘
. . usually fdtmd in lib? young America. 2lc. 3' .
‘ - '15,; ___.__._ , ‘via, Kemper Reid, Dean Parks. J. , and lh!'0Vl!I¢ 11“! all}!
individual? St. Louis Cash Grain.
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short, um Lgvgrne Bloomer, §Fr1sch at 6:-st. Young flied out to.
At the business session held at{Rl_c2 in 7585
*5,“ ST’ L0.UIs- 0"“ 8-'—C‘°"”"N°- 3.1be capitol building. it was voted to .'M
3-!  uni'a_‘Whi1£,  Ho. ‘   have ‘  confel-¢n§  ‘O   who  ta
. 5'”';‘:":'."7__'°"°,,mm"f,’ , ,,,,,.,,,~1._12ss: Dee. 31.11%; nay. 31.15%. year. Members of the new ergqw-core after the catch One run
A h ' an ""0 eufi,.,3,.« 0|?-I-Nth 3 White (523: .N0- 3‘zation invited the next conference?
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54¢: DOC-. 55‘-ct: HIS’. 59‘nC- ‘timent is favorable for having it} F°‘”'"' h"“‘3' -
«uture)—Dec..‘ 31.4975:-lhere. according to s. c. Slaughtenj W-nhintwn — Judie sinzled
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.> . -  Wheat (red)——Nb. 2. $l.56@ “There are only three 0 - g°3d  ;:::°°t"°-
= ~ 1 - -_.1.59v'.: N. 3, :1.5o@1.55; x, 4,'1'- f the Junior Chamber er} " *7 -
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hi‘ mind lxmucx imkmc POSTPONED. commerce in several of our largcr‘”.°°nd' Young hI'.‘n“.h’ l"h'.’nto}""
IIIOPEODI -—————.- .-- - -~tri tostre is_ainge1n'aL
teachers. §s1edem Arraigned re: Driving Ca: ,:“:'“m’:c£‘tj_“u?;i:'°n‘;(f;:“f“f3it;”S ’ double.
- i‘.""""“‘°““""* ‘7"''.‘''.-‘-'’’''‘ “°''’“.'‘ ' . ‘said Mr. Slaughter “John Guild 3'°"' . I
ruddy from contact. -70!!!! Kllllclt. a student in the Uni: ~geneml “emu” ' of the “nim'_- New York—Kelly was Johns-vn's,1
{mm 1,991,‘. .yers1ty_ appeared before Judge R. lckamkr of commerce of Rum“ . second strikeout victim, completely!

'3 D. Shaw this_ afternoon _on icfmg took “om which be will We ‘missing two and fouling another.!
A ,d_:charge of driving a car without a unyw the bond recommending um" err)’ drove the ball up against!
an M  ohm '2 must C ‘dd fr<I>{r;tI£l“cense plate. % Junior Chmber be esubushed i the center field. bleachers for; a?
mod m t. “ed siald hthat be had te1e- re‘ He "em. ‘O be impresuditriple. lhilson hit to Johnson and.

3:0 Po,” egdquénas sand.’ and will do all that be can to et‘ an
en the plate was unused. and had .3“ omfimuw w-ere ,_ 3 rand home.
a ‘be number’ vuifly ‘ha.’ 3:“ -given penmuwn  opente‘ A banquet was held at the \'ew 5 ll: "mt".
H John Guild was  bye 

5' 9.13 st ned pend)ng no - I b M_ ' to Bots. presidentirunt one hit. no en-0",
tt V-"ha of '66 ‘txon of the telephone call as there 2.“: ° }f(‘:°“" A!fi<_>¢18U0_fl'.' l.'8"¢ I I on
was no trace of ll. at police head-- °" ’°‘'*‘”' ‘53°“"- 3 C
3.3 sslaughter talked

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Wilson took second fill

One left‘;
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to reappear at! “'59” "‘ C°l‘"'.‘b'‘- The M090?! E st.at‘ting the inning, was out,"Jack-_'

‘- fifth Inniru.
. °3 “The I-l0"l°T‘l Washington — Johnson,
‘II J“ H i Hewasinstructed

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tllet. who relayed the ball to an-3;" 5

" . runs, one hit. no errors.

' ‘hem $1.46@l.d8. ., he state--at S [T . .
_ . ,, , ; , . - - . erry, Judge going to third base.
e"':'."-" ‘°"*""""' T ‘2. “.’.’°.‘l—.‘ez.‘."1‘-5‘."§"‘°'.".‘.‘;..”’ "°° .‘;°‘.‘.’.‘._: f.';..’.°?."."i'...“‘““......”‘.....“"'.‘."’...‘I. owner wed in» wt new scar-1°“-w W in center W-
J '."'-in" Bfi“ &ph"—h°d an poi“ ’. ‘-3 0. ' . ' conference to establish chambers of in‘ J"d‘°‘ Mm" 9'” “"3!” ‘t’

was ,Johnson 5 A

Jackson retired the sidel ’
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llr \'1_ ml 07. the rame. No runs,
one hit. no errors. Qne left on

_New,:‘York--'l'erry drew a freci
tlckttuto am base on four wide‘-

Henninzer Robert a 6elder's choice by the ofliclal-I.'°‘°"~ '-l°h9U°fl'8. 5951 line On bl-118.10“ {M “M7

of ,the game. Johnson appeared
nféteady. giving Wilson two balls,“
rm strengthened and struck out‘
fl'llaon on three more pitche Jack-
'I into right ti :1. but

rry, thinking Rice would catch.
‘the ball, returned to first and was

three hits. no errors. Two left on');{’;" °“‘ bl" J°d3°' C'°""d" ma °‘“

Harris to end the inning. No
One left
‘on base.

Seventh Inning.

Washington—Ruel drew a ticket stopping at second.

?to first on five pitched balls. Mil-

Rud mg om, Juno“ go‘ ler grounded to Terry. unassisted,

Bufleyaarp’ "with fioulihalls, but'tolJudge, Johnson covering first runs,  lulu.’ one error. 'l‘woK
mo’ game.‘ I-‘riach aied out to. Helm. up A

into the right fieldyatands, sea;-ingi into right tleld. Lindstrom u1aking‘.,u; to Ken’,
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for the second 0% Young sinsled to ‘oat tor luau-. uehold mod;

   

strom was thrown I,“
out at~tbe plate when he and Young .sp&w nu to
tried to work _a double steal. Nojp;t¢hu_
runs, two hits. no errors. One left ‘mm in T.”
°" We ibase. neneeiy at bat.. Three 1.eue.j
[two strikes. Hcfleely fanned for:
jthe second out. Harris up. Strike‘
. called. Ball one. high. Har--
long drive °.ne' . .. . . ;
:'.::::.:d 2::..:°*::;:*..**=.:. -=':*::. “:1: . :1‘=2‘é°‘e¥“:-2;?‘ ii“-ii‘--?°f»t 
other drive which netted him a ho-'"° °’T°*“' __9E'L!°“ °" b"‘°' ' 
mrr after hitting the right field. Them is 8 good ammo ‘or mmej
tands. Judge singled inIt‘o r1gl1t.om_ to 8“ ‘ good 192‘ Enu_6|

. . . . touting car very cheap. ' Strictly:
  by -.  
conference. Bentley was tired of .C°' Ad“
playing in themud and went to take; you ‘,1, mini,‘ °pp°,.mniuc.3 if‘
“ G to uk '1  "°"}tc:‘_ "3' you do not read *1 use lfiasourian '
.c raw ‘e up e pi Int!-.w t d.. ' .=
McQuillan took time out to warm m ‘ Q '

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up. Bleuge was out, Frisch to Tcr-'
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grounded. Linchstrom to Terry, for
the third out. One run, two hits,
no errors. One left on base. .'
New York——Kelly ‘
' walked on
pitched balls, Kelly going to sec-I
ond. Wilson sacrificed and was.
safe at first when Johnson fumbled.‘
the ball. fiilling the bases. Jackson;
flied out to Coslin. Kelly scoring‘
after the catch. Gowdy forced.
Wilson at second, Miller to liar-
ris, To ' going to third. Mc-
Quillan singled into left field. scor-
ing Tcrry and Gowdy advancing 111
second. Lndstrom singled to left
field. scoring Gowdy. .\lcQuillan
I-‘risch forced
Lindstrom. Blcuge to Harris. Three

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other matter to satisfy constantly‘

Excellent food and quick courteous
service are the formulas that solve
this problem. -

‘ Ruel goi to second. Johnson flied

McNee-
ly walked‘ after fouling several.
W'ith the count three and two liar-_
ris knocked a high fly to Young in

One run, two hits, no er-fill“ 5815- N0 11133. D0 hit8.,n0 er-

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‘  ‘ 1 g ‘ . weflhmm we [the police court at 2 o'clock to-3"” f°u0W?d by a dance. lson to Terry. Mc.Neely died out to A
:‘ jpiutau 'h“._h ha u] “d marrow afternoon. E “""""“"‘*" _ . Wilson. Harris all but wore ‘cliff’ mm  QUALITY THEY _
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.> . _ -e a good Ford speedster 87 United Pr:-.-Io. ,—-u
 "9 '53“ 0°‘ M‘? 18393 {for sale for $65. It has just been: CHICAGO. Oct. 8.-—Gen. Charles! _ ‘l I V - - -
4  . F.‘  9!‘ 015- ioverhouled, new bearings, rear end l G. Dawes. Rel"-Xbliclfl Vi¢9-Pf¢8iden- ' “-C guarantee the high
I ffldufifi?  HIV: taught." leg‘, com,’§n ‘Dd “e mi, bu.g‘§n:{ tial candidate, will deliser a speech‘ 1 quahty of the meats we " '
‘E ‘ ~-‘—Dr. Build’ discussed the issouri Motor Co. Ads fl" St. Louis the night of October on... me. ‘ S 1. be‘("iauS.chw% are 8"‘ "
.. glctolan, mid. of :1... .1:  '- - ’ ; 12... e Republics e‘ nal '-’ a ’ ‘ 111181010 Wit 1 eir Putti-
: eternity of Berlin, their habits am 5 Try a Missourian want ad“ [the announces. H M '0 comm" ‘ ' ‘ ty and their wholcsome- The ’l€ for Fall
?' work. aepeimea um an; m.  V_ w____. __d_______  ness and their other Good-looking Oxford with broad toe.
; _ ll! America or-in Em-op¢,‘=o: V ' ~ ” .' - " “m'fl ’ X“ strength-giving, bodv- . IK‘l'f0F8l1‘_d tip Ind Wide extension.
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_ New ‘fall arrivals include smart broad-toed Oxfords
1n_ Marigold tan and Hickory black calf. some with
wing tips, others Wllh fancy stitching: soft-toed shoes
of Scotch grain which are mighty good-looking. Con-p
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