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Newspaper Page Text10 THE OREGON DAILY, JOURNAi;. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING,. JULYr 13, 1809. RIINd . RIEL.O CELLAR SPORTING CHAMPS r:THE:;W0RLD TRACK;: DIAMOND VJALLOP EQUIHES Both Starting Ktchers Get , . Derrick Before Inning, ':?;V ' Is Over. What Philadelphia once did to the reyaftgefuWRube Wadiiell. soon after Conni Mack let him go to St. Louis, Tacoma repeated on Lee Samuels yesterr day. The former Tiger was eager to be at hia old team mates and make them look like a bunch o Montana leaguers, but he lasted Just two thirds of an In ning; before Manager Casey was com pelled to insert the rollers under him In favor of ruddy Tom Seaton. -Two runs were hung up on Samuels oerore roaton was sent into tne oreaen, but what was done to Samuels was also '. banded out to Seaton. Five hits were gleaned off Seaton in the third, which were good enough for four runs by the -aid or an overthrow of third by Ken- nedv. which let In two. Tacoma coi ' lected three more in the fourth by vir tue of three blngs. a double steal. - cracK in' the "slats and an error.- - After that Seaton steadied and but three men faced him in an inning.. - . - Portland made her runs In -separate ' frames. Adams singled in the first in- ' mng ana alter cooney waikea Bassey 1 sacrificed., Faasea ! to Kennedy and ; Garry - forced - Adams: home.' At this fe Juncture Bert Hall 'was run off and ' liejieilng, a white topped - slabs ter, sent to the mound. The Colts made another i off Hensting in the third when Cooney . singled, took third on Hensllngs over throw of first and scored on Kennedy's ! Infield out. Staton walked In the fourth, took sec ond on crockers single and registered on Adams' single: Bassey came through with a run in the seventh on his own single, Kennedy's hit and Garry's aac- rmce ny. - r The Colts bad three men on bases In the ninth with two out, when Sough was sent In to bat for Seaton. He could Jo nothing better than strike out, The core; , ..." ., . TACOMA. ao. tt. n. a. lifLSOII RISKS OREGOII TEHHIS HUE TONIGHT TOURHEV OPENS Champion Lightweight to Andrews and Prince Furnish ... .,.. . Coleman, Sb . ., ... . Cartwright, lb ... Hurley, If Klppert, cr , Mackln. 2b , Schater, ft . Kel lackey, e Brest no, ss Hall, p .... Hensllng. p Pierce, o ... Total ........ .18 10 J7 10 PORTLAND. .. , ' " ' AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Adams, Jb .......... 4 l t s 2 0 Cooney; " ss . , J I I l l Bassey, If 4 1 J' l 0 0 Kennedy! lb'... 4 0 I T 0 1 Garry, cf ............. 0 0 3 01 Staton, Sb I I 1 1 0 1 Crocker, rf ...... S01 0 0 0 Kournler, c .......... 4 019 I 6 Samuels, p , . 0 0 8 1 6 0 Seaton, p ............. 4 0 0 0 1 0 Gough ............. 10 0 0 0 0 Total'- j.v..'.;v.v;.as T io iT io "T Batted for Beaton in. ninth. ' BCORJBi BY INNINGS. . 1 Tacoma ....... ..J'O 4 S 0 0 0 0 Hits. ,.,,.T.l OlIMM t :10 Portland 1 0-1 1 0' 10 0 4 Hits iv-...fi..tl 0 1. ; hm J 10 . , - SUMMARY. - , '-' ' v Struck out By Samuels 1, ' Seaton , JJensling . Bases on balls Of f , Sam uels. 1, Hall ,8, Hensllng .- Two base Mts-Mackln, Hurley,. Fournler. - Doublt piays cooney io AC am a to - Kennedy. Sacrifice .hits Bassey, Cartwright Cole man, oarry. r eioien bases Hurley t-ariwngni. Ana me. lilt by pitched balls HensMng, Seaton. Passed balls ourmer, fierce g. First base on er rors jacoma i. wild pitches Sara . uels, Henllng. Left on bases Tacoma , x-oruHna it. innings pitched Bv Samuels l-l. Hall 1-3. Base hits Off Samuels 1, runs 1; Hall, runs 1. Tims i - nme j;oy. i;mpira uarney . and .ICllimU. , ... , Meet Ad Wolgast -Fljnn-Papke Go Tomorrow. (Cnlted Press Letted Wire.) Xoa Angeles. .T.uly..TJiaey.sa. of the pugilistic world will be upon the Angel City for the next 48 hours. To night Ad Wolgast. the featherweight boxer of Milwaukee, will try to wrest the lightweight championship from earning rxeJson in a scheduled 10. round fight at the Naud Junction Da vlllon. For risking his title. Nelson win draw down a. check for Just $5000, while Wolgast's share will be 11600. Jim Flynn and Billy Papke meet to morrow night The Nelson-Wolgast battle will be for the lightweight championship of the world, provided there is a knockout If 10 rounds are finished, no matter If it does go against Nelson, the title will hardly . be involved, as a popular de cision, the only kind allowed under the law here, is not recognized as binding. Wolgaat'a only chance to pose as the victor over Nelson is to knock him out something that the greatest fighters of nis class in the world have never been cie to accomplish. Trained to the minute, brown as s south sea islander and in oerfect health. Wolgast is In shape to put up the bat- ue oi nis me. - - With his tremendous hitting powers and cleverness, the Milwaukee lad fig ures he can stop Nelson. He Is about the only one that thinks this, however. Nelson la in good shape and not at all worried as to the outcome. Betting is now at odds of 10 to with Nelson the favorite. ..There Is con siderable wagering that Wolgaat will stay the limit and a few of the habit ual short end followers are nibbling on Wolaast No matter what outcome, the fans are anticipating a slashing mm rrom tne time the boys enter the ring until tbey leave it or one is carried out on the shoulders of his seconds. Charley Eyton will be the third man In the ring to watch out for fouls and generally supervise the action of the wen. - Both . f ighlerr elalisr tnararer will be no backing ud and that one will drop before the tenth round. RED HOT GOSSIP FOR RABID FAffS Best Match for First Morning. What promises to be the greatest tournament ever held In the northwest opened on the Multnomah tennis courts this morning, when the first games In the Oregon state championships were played. A good sised gallery watched the first plav and the spectators were rewarded with some excellent games. The best game of the morning was that between Fred Andrews and Prince, which the former won after a hard and pretty struggle, 4-6, 6-4 and 6-8. The results of the games this morn ing follows: . uoss beat Gilbert e-1 and 6-Z. Ewlng beat L. M. Starr. 6-1 and 6-2. Alexander beat Lytle by default C. D. Starr beat Finch, -l and -l. Humphrey beat Wood by default Andrews beat Prince, 4-6, 6-4 and 6-8. Miss Robertson beat Miss Moore. 8-1 and -3. Miss Frobman beat Miss Rean bv default Miss Fording beat Miss Leadbetter. 62 and 6-0. , The schedule for this afternoon: V ' 30 V. U. Court No. 1, Barrett vs.tWlckefsham, Court No. . Mrs. Northru Fouimoux. Court No. 4, Edgar. 330 P. M, Court No. I, Herdman vs. M. Frohman. MAJOR'S SCO S COME 10 COAST St. Louis Magnate Says Ellis ' Is Playing Grand Court No. I, Miss Ryan vs. Miss Goes. P.".' Laclt ""! been catch ng very up vs. Webster Mra vs. 1 By Illland Baggerly. " San Francisco, July IS. Stanley Rob son. owner of the, St Louis National club, and his scout Billy Gilbert, have arrived and are looking over Jthe play ers. Bobby Lowe, the Detroit scout. Is at Sacramento this week sizing up the Beavers and Senators. The woods ara full of "agents" this year. we came out to see what sort of pitchers you have." said Mr. Robson to day. We were strongly fortified with itchers before we got Bresnahan from .'ew York. We let four good men go to get Bresnahan. but he was worth the price. With Raymond and Fromroe gone, we need pitchers, and that's what brought us here. Coast leaaru slavers are- highly regarded - out our way, and i nope we can pick up some before we leave, we nave a couple of your men. KlliS) is TllAVlnir nhannmjinal hall fnr us There are only three or four olav- ers In the National league that are out hitting him. We think he is on of thi rinds or the season. He is a mighty fin boy to handle. Bresnahan thinks the world of him. What an arm Ellis iitue Decause Bresnahan -. Insists on working every day he feels able. Later In the season Bliss .may have more to do. we regard Bliss as a first class backstop." resident Herman. , the California spirit of the defunct club, comes for ward with the 1 Btatement that it had funds to carry a team to the end of the season and that th league acted al together too-basilly in dropping 8anta xn,a my tact but neverthe less, Santa Orus Is npw out of the fold. There appears to be no kick from San Jose, which was a consistent loser all the season. - . ' y' Strloklstt Kajr Saturn.' t ; Strlcklett ' will Join one of the four Clubs and flnish the season. Next year he will probably be found with Brook lyni - It Is more than likely that some of the Coast league clubs will profit by the smash-up. Already Charley Graham Is dickering with Hap Smith of nan jose, wno lea tne caurornia league In hitting. Tbs major league scouts have been looking Smith over, - but Graham thinks he will slen him -Ver non and Oakland are liable to grab a few players from- the wreck. Both clubs could, use some men, , "When we left Sacramento It wa awfully hot and wa were glad that we were out of it" remarked Frank Dillon last night "but hot as it was for us, the' fans were making It a great deal hotter for. the Sacramento team. They were roasting Graham's team for. not winning more games, and the -conaa.. quence was his players . were not play ing with much Ufa Sacramento rfM nn play such rotten ball, but wa played 9 SPORTS OF ALU S0ETS .4. i . , Juak enough better to get away games.". : .. rlth the Caesar Attell Is a younger: brother of Abe and Monte who are now chara plons in their , classes. . Billy Delany, who once managed Jaf fries and now has Kaufmann. - is to retire, it ts-said, ana turn over big Al to Billy Brady. , . The four big ; national tourneys :: in 1910 will be held as follows: A. B. C dlan in Toronto, and Western In 'San jrranciaco. ; - i--"; - - - Ralph Rose, holder of several world's records zor snot putting, has been id- pointed city attorney by the board of trustees of Healdsburg, Cal., his native town., nose is practising law mere. San Francisco baseball team In future Instead of one ladles' day there will be three Wednesday, Thursday - and Fri day. On these days, except holidays, ladies will be admitted to the grounds free of charge. - 'j . For . the first time In it athletlo history, John Hopkins Is to have a foot ball coach. C O. GUI. captain of the Yale .eleven JnU889. has been selected and will arrive in Baltimore about the middle of September. . - . Alfred Shrubb says the hardest race he ever ran was in Glasgow in 1902. In a 10 mil handicap against all comers. Soma had as high ss 10 and 11 minutes, but the English champion won by GO yard in 60 minutes 40 and two fifths seconds. . - Wesley Englehorn," all' around athlete, at the South Central high school of Spokane has decided to enter Cornell university. He is the record 'S man of the school, having won I three ; years nine honor emblems, .three for football, three for baseball, Uhrea for basketball and three kl'ar track and , field. - . . ssssBewswBsifcaa"SajisaaaaasBisss , . ' Albany Fair Aaaoclaiion Officers. ' t (Bpeelal JMspstch to T JouraiH Albany. Or July J -S; S. . Bailey was " elected president of ; the! AlbanjP ,a Fair association. J. H. Simpson, vies president; tK O. Woodwortb, secreUty; J. C. Hammell, treaaurer. Tha first, racea of the association will take place . on September 2, t and 4. Entrlea are already coming and a good program Is romlsed, es Albany is now on tne.vju- amette valley - race, circuit. Don't .Oat a Divoroe, A western Judge granted a divorce oa Ill-temDer and bad breath. Dr. King's New.Llfe Pills would havs account of nreventxt ' tt. "Thev cure Conetipationr causing bad breath and Liver Trouble, , tne Ill-temper, aispei coins, Daman nesa. acnes, conquer cnuis. Clarke & Co, . 26c at Woodard. No 2 Mla'a , Z. wi.. i'.. league boss, was at Fresno yesterday WO. B, MISS FOX VS. MlSS BR1TOWS. .nrl ho1 t.llr lth fh that ciutx Court No. 4, Miss Hotchkiss and Knowl ton vs. Miss Robertson and BetheL 430 F. K. Court No. 1. Rohr vs. Thorns. Chiirt No. 2, Dole vs. Smith. ' Court No. 8. Shlvea and RasenfeM vm Ti-lnu nA Humphrey. Court No. 4, Miss Hotch- mss and Miss Leadhetter vs. Mlaa Schaefer and Mrs. BetheL eao v. ac ' Court" No. 1. Munn va. DnRnla n,ri no. m. Mimger vs. NortbruD. Court No. Setht-rSi-Ains-ttrr t-MBtkf After the conference he wired that Fresno was favorable to the changes which had recently taken place and he thought a stronger league would come out of the reorganization. He wired that remaining clubs would be strengthened by signing the best of tha San Jose and Santa Crus talent It now appears that Santa Cms Is miffed because the California league ditched it Fred 8wanton. who was the guiding JEFFRIES WILL POST id mo weeks Go East In W1 - - tCnlted Preaa Letsed Wire.) faked the public and I am not ready to begin doinar it now. v.h.mantiv h.. the c,area .Jamea J. 'Jeffries today when ha , . uuiuai v tin v no inienura io I Tom Seaton Is about the steadiest pitcher in league, everything taken remain out of the ring, refusing to fight Into consideration The KirlJack Johnson. fellow has allowed hut 'nn. m Kolng to New Tork in two balls In Mi Tlast twS .i wk at the end of which time my the- . ,a nl" two game. atrlcal contrart will ..J .,kn. base on Crocker cama thmnvh In rA w!Jh two nice singles. The recruit Is a I wining youngster and he has a beauti ful wing. ere crushedr into theame Just in atrlcal contract will expire, and while tn.re . wUl PBt forfeit for my fight with Johnson. I agreed with my theat rical managers, at the time I went on the stage, that I would not sign up for a fight before I terminated mv enno-a. mni wiui ineni, ana tnererore I oan- time tO get Chars-Mi with a miml. nt It nur. nnt tn. k. T I iia1 l. fu: .VI. , I 7L "j" m I. " WT."". F""1 i w YZ i! L . "ra" inning, ine I iwrieii luuay mna go alter Tne big smokt moments delay. I iaea me that so many sport-1 i . . . . ; ... y ' " . , i . n ciiu vi I A tt i '.w mne tiiii Muriey mine, were wining to Deneve the rumor I mi i naa aecioea not to reenter the I ring. They ought to know m ht. I man mil, Through Trains seventh.. At that he looks to N a pretty without a m good -catcher. .. ', .. : . ,. "it surprii ' '. 'ng men. cl hoo had KATIOXAL GAMES YESTERDAY H.H.E. Z 4 I Gibson; Math- First gama x-uisDurg New York Batteries Willis and wson and SchleL i wecona game R.H.E. l iiiauuig .. 9 10 New York !! . r n i Batteries CamnlU and Gibson: Mar ouard a.ni4 Schlai ,.AJ-f?ton . R. H. E. FV. liUUl,..,,.,.,, ,, S 1J xtosion - 4 7 q onnee sua .raeips; Fergu. At Brooklyn ,',t Fme . R.H.E. V-"!iV.u " BatterlesRo'winT McLeai'and Roth; Pastorious and Bergen. .?f"d.?aine R- H. E. Brooklyn 4 e i .""rir.f' Duboc McLean; At rniiadelphia R.H.E. Philadelphia .....'.;. 0 Battertes-Overall end Archer: Coval 5? ,'uorrla'n - McQuUlen, Dooln and At Cleveland ... . , ,- R jr. K. Washington 4 0 3 1 and Eas'tert;.Onn'0n- 0" -Auyut Herrmann, chairman of the Rational - Baseball' commission, win iv-:lnlnnati ,or o Angeles Jmy 6V 71? highest honor in Elkdom is what Garry la now after. fooA Mo better Chanipasne than Cook's' could be had The ' same J .is true . todays LUIPACII Golden ' Jubilee I889-X909 Ali ATA l$K0S.f Distributers hotfoot it In from left field and nun oui oi im ram after ha forced Adams In on threa walks. Jimmy Flynn. late of the T Air AM tim. P'rtn "taft will leave toward the end ot the week for his home In Rochester, N. Y. Jimmy 4ubs himself the hard luck kid. He probably had more pe cullar plays to decide than any umpire wi. jr urneu uptoui.nere. We were treated to a int. ne double umnlra avalam mtuj.. dished out by those latest acquisitions, Bill Carnev and KIrhv nmnnan i. uii ana singes, w suaruea ins oases. JOE THOMAS 3IABRIES. JIM GABMER'S SISTER Lowell, Maaa, July It. Joe Thomas, the San Francisco middleweight who I formerly held the championship, was I marriea loaay to Miss Jennie Gardner, aiaicr ot iiomy - u rqner, tne welter- welght Thomas and his bride will m n ri. I mie urennan i uornia, wnere rney will live on a '"". nviiiiaa niiu lousy mat ne I woura prooaoiy never iignt again. the Our aM Al1am .hum r. n.t. r'i? .ln? the am? v.iitl B"it-lo and I AMERICAN GAMES YESTERDAY brace of runa Hurlev h. leading off and the student got on baae .in ov uuin .uuruig me game. ' -e Same number nf Manwn mnA m uels and Hall before the dim cuaniea live. Samuels mure In "ng two men. while one was th dcbi xiaxi couia ao. uarner called Rrhnfer nut in th fourth for Interfering with Founder's throw to Cooney to nlo Mackin-a ' a. ark In waa sent havlr This Is the same nlav that occurred In the Beaver-Oakland game I in me soutn, wnen umpire van Haltren made the same decision and Manager Bill Reidy protested the game. Bills i rotest was thrown out by President i .wing. Kellackey sustained an At Chicago ' w nr., Boston ii 1 1 tnicago .: t 11 -0 iJiuenn nyan ana uanonue; White. I Smith and Sullivan. Tenlnntngs. I tempted steal. Ms to first At 8t Louis n tt n iow ion S 7 1 Bt LOulS ft I Batteries Lake and Kl. nnv Pn.n I auu oyiiens. Trans-MJsalsnipnl Golf Tourney. Dea Moines. Iowa. Julv is cinit an. I musiasis rrom manv states asaamhiarf Manager J00! P?9 Moines Golf and Coun try ciuq w an pan in me tentn an-1 nual tournament nf the Tranmi.i. I sippl Golf association. Th qualifying! ruuuua were uiayea loaay ana were par-1 i jt I ticioatea in ov a lam field, imnn. I at the beginning of the seventh Inning Ith contestants is Everett Beaver, who and had to retire from the game. Pierce won the championship in last year's uinr in. -a wuivui. Continuous through tfain erv icc from the Pacific Northwest to eastern cities is what travelers, , demand, nr is what the Burhng? ton provides. The Great Northern-Burlington "Oriental Limited" is a through train to Chicago. The Northern Pacific-Burlington "North Coast Limited" is a' . through train for Chicago. The Great Northern - Burlington- - "Southeast Express" Is a through train to Denver, I Omaha, Kansas City and St Louis. The Northern Pacific - Burlington "Missouri River Exoress" is a through train to Denver. Omaha, Kansas City and St. LOUIS. Attractive Round-Trip Rates are in effect to the east on special dates. Also very low' 30-day ex cursion tickets daily from Chi- cago and St. Louis to eastern cities. The diverse route avail.' aDie to holders of Burlington tickets permit a journey east with no extra cost via Denver, and in cludes the most interesting cities and railroad geography of the middle west along the way Write or call; take a -Burlington folder, note the map, and see what the through-train . service means to you. - "... V . Let ma help you urn mmmm a a flilmTdfflffl Bill Kienert allowed a run fnV Pnr). tana in me seventn ana at the same time gave Garry a sacrifice, all because inVeat la Bill fingered lovingly over the ball ciiJri the S Bassey was on thlri when Garry skied Kn sJ v fVlntS'. A-?i. hvywelght. and John Hays, another ti -JS" .2 7 naaro fighter, who is popularly known W KVZl?..1? "Klondike." The winner of thi bout to Klppert just' behind second, and, af. irr maKini several dashed for the Dlate. wide and Bassey scored, although Hnr. ley had ample time to cut off the run. ... The Beavers bnen un this aftarnnnn for a . six-game series with the Sen ators. Now Is the time to get the bulge on third place and put ourselves with in striking distance of the Angels when the Coast league opens here for a four, weeks' engagement next Tuesday. Manager Hurley has alamed "Rinh" Irby, who has been playing great ball In the Intermountaln league, which re cently disbanded. President Schreeder is greatly pleased with the work Hurley ts doing with the team. George says if had had Hurlev from the start ha wouia not be decorating the cellar. The storv published In ' Tha Imi raal sporting- extra last, nlsht that rh.rli 8treet had deserted Washington for the cauroraia outlaws la indeed news. Why street left Washington was not toldr dui ii is presumed inat tie la tired of piaying witn a tan end team. Street one or the greatest backntons In the major league and became still more fa mous oy catching a ball thrown rrom uie top or, Washington monument . 4 1 . "Klondike" and Langford. Pittsburg, Pa., July It. Considerable manifested in snorting clr-J x-round ftaht here tonla-ht I between Sam Langford. the nearo 'ill : A. C SHELDON. , , General Agent . C. B.&Q. Rv 100 Third St, Portland. Is exnected Johnson. to get a match with Jack Spokane, 2; Seattle, 1. . VSoeeia! Iltttfh to Th. Jnarn.1t Srokane, July IS.' Snokane won a. terday's game from Seattle by a nar row margaln. Bcore: R. H. E. i epoxane oooooioo I I S aeatue . ......ooiooooo o l a 41 Batteries Miller and Shea: Jensen ana spencer. Vancouver, 3; Aberdeen, 0. ' (Beeclil Dtapatra to Th JearBal.) ' Aberdeen. Wash., July 18. Van-1 couver shut out the home club veoter- day. 3 to 0. Score: R. H. ES. I Vancouver oevooeze 1 J 7 1 Aberdeen .... .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 t Batteries Hickey, Gllllgan and isrooas; etarxeu. ana iXBrien, STANDING OP THE TEAMS Nftrthwestern League. 1 Won. Lost Seattle S Spokane ......... 46 Aberdeen ........ 41 Portland ST Vancouver ....... 49 Tacoma ......... 14 28 S9 41 4 ts PC. .667 .636 .600 Ml .466 Jit The Marcus Daly Horses This Date in Sport Annals. '1871 First national amateur rowinc regatta opened at Philadelphia and con- unuea two aays. - . ' 187 S John A. Donohue. Tl rat' haaman of the Chicago American league team, bom at Springfield. Ohio. - 1682 At Morrisanla, N. T.: Trotting against time, double teams, 12000. to beat 1:20 to road wagon, one mile. Prank Works team Bdward and Dick Swi Tel ler, trotted in 3:14fc. . lfSi The Plttaburra nn Mostons , twice in on. afl.rmvu umer ma King only three hits In tha 1901 At San FYanHa.. VAM. -a. . "1 "un o " n , increasing lm won fronT FrinkiiTW.T 'iZT. ?w?s ?l .I"ure. . .to rounds. - ipenoi aooui one nour ana a naif in Brighton handicap T. w any peop.e 10 me rismng - ---- iaou uuxiuiuk irvuQui di vssyrenis. MATE AXKITSD AJTD MAT BB BEES SALE ' Horses will be worked and driven all day Wednesday at the grounds. ' Will be hitched to -show buyers. -They will be soid by AtJcrrioM WXSsTESBAT EVilSUtt, JTT&Y 14TX, (Sceelal Ptsoatek a Th loaraal.l ' I ; - "a" ' r. Lebanon. . Or.. July ; 12-An a.uto e TP? Glllmann Riding School, Oriental operations be-1 nulluni' ana tiar a.ir Grounds. This welll . invneu. ; 50-HE AD SO year notes many improvements fori The Fanciest lot of horses ever sold in i r-oniana.. Koaasters. mares,- stallions, racing material To be sold without re serve. ;. . SEND FOR -. CATALOGUE. rOmTXAHl XOB4HB I1U CO, ' U Kamiltom Bldg, Portland. ' ' AUTO LINE FROM ALBAOT TO. CASCADIA stage line has begun WAn IIS... an ''a A i , . jjlknown summer resort has become quite popular wiimn me imi lew years, ana tnis . Superior Makes of Dand Tailored Clothes and Outing Suits Vz Price The carpenter takes charge of pur store July 25 hence this great sacrifice, You will miss the greatest savings event of the year if you fail to take advantage of this offer. Salem Woolen Mills Clothes have no equal for,,' style, quality and fit. Hundreds of new fall patterns have already, come in and have been placed orl the tables at sale prices. 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