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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-08
CONFUSION OVER
 SLOSS DECISION Company Must Show Fraud or
 Collision BACK 10 THE LOWER COURT Bad Treatment or insufficient Food Are Proper Grounds for Annul. ment of Convict Contract
 By Probate Judge.

Montgomery, July 7.-(Speclal.) )-There is some confusion as to the exact meaning of the decision of the supreme court, In an opinion written by MT. Justice Tyson, in the case of Charles Ossle vs. the state of Alabama, involving the contract be- tween the county of Mobile and the Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron company for the convicts of that county. In effect the de- cision destroys the right of the Sloss con1- pany to hold the convicts after the pro bate judge has annulled the contract, un- less 1t can be shown that there was fraud or collision in the annullment of the con- tract.
 The probate judge had the right to an- nul the contract for convicts when sba q treatment is shown the bond becomes insufficient. according to the holding Of the court, which says: This case ex- pressly holds that section 4525 of the code applies to all convicts hired out by the court of county commissioners, therefore no distinction can be drawn as to the power of the judge of probate In respect to sconviets hired to work in or out of the county, to terminate the contract of hir- ing. And we hold that under this section the judge had the right to annul the con- tract for either of the causes enumerated therein"
 The case was not rendered. It is sent back to the criminal court of Jefferson county that the orders annulling the con- tract between the Sloss company and the county of Mobile may by that court ad- mitted in evidence. There is, however, only one thing that the Sloss company may show in its own behalf, and that is whether or not there was fraud or col fusion on the part of the commissioners and other officers of Mobile county lead ing up to the annulling of the agreement. The opinion says; "If the judge (of pro- bate) was authorized and empowered to make these orders (annuling the contract, which the judge of the lower court did rot admit in evidenee). and we have shown that he was, they put an end to the contract with the Sloss company and the exercise of that authorization of power, in the absence of fraud or collusion, is final"
 In word, the case has gone against the Sloss company, unless 1t can show that there was fraud or collision in the an- nulling of the contracts This may be de- termned by the new hearing which has now been ordered by the supreme court to be held by the judge of the lower court, before whom Ossie was brought on writ of habeas corpus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-08

DENTIST, over Jefferson County Savings Bank Zlst St, 2d Ave. Both phones 142l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-08

Boys Sailor and Russian B To u sS Suits in Piques, Linen and Madras.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-08
Alternate Senator.

the people and getting in good work in every way.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-08
DR. A. j. MASSEY,

T7T-17 sIVIF"i IlVN 1f f7
 lanta. Ga
The evening world., 1906-04-28
FRENCH MODS
NOW USE BOMBS
AGAINST TROOPS
Bridge Over Which They
Pass Blown UP as Hunt
for Plotters GoesO On.

PARIS. April 2s.-An attempt Wa
made TO blow up q railway bridge at
A~rgenteull, near Paris. early today. A
bomb was exploded under the bridge.
causing considerable damage. The au-
thoritles attribute the outrage 10 An
archists. bit they have no clue to the
perpetrators
The damaged bridge Is on the route
followed BY the troops coming to Paris.
The strike centres are calm. There
have been no further demonstration or
disorder owing to the powerful concen-
tratlon OF troops at all he disturbed
quarters.
The governmental organs assert that
a plot between the mining sgitators in
the north and the political a~gitators in
Paris. with the Royallsis leading. was
fully organized. The opposition jour
mas deny the existence OF a plot and
T. eat the anaIr as an electoral opera
oouTe.
The police made six more searche.
this morning ~ out o. the lanoF
disturbances 10 the north. They IN
GUIDED Tie residence OF NJ. Deiselles.
Assistant Secretary " the Conie-a.ta-
ton Of Labor, the Offices OF IL revolu-
tionary paper, the Liberateur. and aso
the apartments OF several persons sus-
pected OF being Anarchist sympathizers.
The striking book printers at a meet
ing to-day voted TO continue the strks
until the labor troubles are finally DIS
posed %.
a newspaper this afternoon says that
q number OF residences OF people OF the
middle-clnss were placarded during tho
night with notices that their houses
would be burned. The statement is not
confirmed.
Il was announced later that an IN
v~estigauon Of the bomb explosion
showed hat a serious attempt had been
made 10 cripple the main railway line
between Paris and Havre.
An emigrant train passed three min
utes before the explosion.
This railway was Torn up for thirty
five feet Rigorous measures have been
taken against any further attempts. De-
uachments Of the Englnesr Corps have
been assigned GO guard the bridges and
tunnels connecting the twenty railroad
depo;s OF the Department OF the Seine.
About . hundred striking jewellers
this evening ouglt 70 reach the opera
Square ~ order TO max" a d~emonstra-
Sion !a .be jewoiry quarter. the Rue do
Pa PAX. lult Republican Guards and POI
Ice barred their access To the square.
and finally thew were driven back. A
umha or arrests were made
The evening world., 1906-04-28
SCHOOLBOYS
WINNERS AT PHILA
Commerce Takes One-Mile
Relay at Franklin Field
Carnival.

FRANKLIN FIELD. PHr1.ADEL-
PFfIA. April 2S-This Is relay day
tto dav OF the vrent college event.
which has SO gained In Importance year
10y year that It is now regarded as a
national holiday IN the American ath-
ict,y calender.
Twelve wears ago tho relay carnival
was started by the University OF Penn
fyltania as a lorma' opening of Frank
hin Field. and the novel form 90 CONF
petition proved SUCH q success ana tN-
cited SO guueu comment mat IL was lie.
t lc1 TO make the occasion ua annual
.fNtare for the last Saturday IN April
The first years programme brought
together only two teams Do each OF t1t
on,-mile races. but Win entries from
The North. South, East ana West the
Lists are SO crowded now thai more
teams are pittcd against zach other IN
one roe to-day than were entered Tor
a whole school or academy class IN the
High School Of Commerce, New York
Clt Won the one mile rcl1" race inr
high schools OF It's class Nowark ~
ME r. Won 81 Meaia H.h sc4aa
second. Chester His1 ]soloo' tU'fa VIII
mlhrt High Tine $50 S5
itieh soaa.l. second. Canyion nigh $4,000
tA.ri SWarhmnrc Ht-n sMt N'F
Nj. Rola, won BY Fhoorixynl. High.
.ee5ni ifolon Hirh seaaol t!i'' Johns.
4, t.U.rra ~ New YORK CIV. sac1ut Nrn
srF iifpa S.hul third Rhdnor tiish school
timc 8i22s the ies' time OF tho after.
rs n. Sa 9-ssr-ial i~2o.,s-i Uurue-
rbr. ta.t. won hl Nmsltr p,ru~llnris
.eeoni seven c ihirl ll l'nn
Cas- epan. colgate second j ~ Hlhtt-i
Amherst itme 10 49, third, heat Won oy
reli tlrnt IS as. ruu-of won hy Uihharl.
or Amherst dime 10 SO
So5. .c.Snd Mcdlco chi; ,htri Art ana
Textile School Time, 80 ~
Miis pelav-won by Western Maryland
sseoal s. Iosn TINT r,1o S AZ * u'fi
Mile pe'ay Won Nv wa'Ninston and Ief
terson. seconi westnins,er. G.'los' third
Stii. na,, Won nv Germantown Acaderv
.N,,nd. neancey school thirl. Penn. chnr
Irinei iq1''yari uurile Won nv casueman
.co,wt, seco-d Arrstrons princc'on ;hiri
unhhsrt Amherst fourth. An'l s. Penns,i-
iiSo WIN p,.h rr, ana second mon 70
rin IN a~nal-First heat wnn by Dear Penn
Inn ,f'2 second hca, Won Wv restleman.
C1lgete Olsen. penn@ylvan second time
'hlrfb jump won by Patterson ~ M,ohl
n Ii h.. Risoley Fx p0nnsvivania.
10 II ne sstg, 1y Mohop sci
U,an NJ Nnlumhir at : = Q in
Mshonev won jun OF 5ft 10 N
NcKcezc scho9l second wcs' Jersey thiri
'" Niie Roiay Won by CONWAY Han Rows.
attn seho,col ,ssond' George school mir
~ Pound sho, ru,-wnn by Coz. Micrtptn.
% ~ a. nnYnisp shb1 9e y ! srsona ~
! wie R.iay-won I. Brown Preparatory,
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TORPEDO WAR HEAD
FOUND IN A CELLAR.
Picked Up by Fireman Mccullough
and TAKEN to Bureau of
Combustibles.

Tir,man Mccullough, Of Engine No,
81, to-dIy found in the cellar of n
building az No % Centre street what
e supposed 10 he the steel war head Of
"a torpedo
He took st TO the Bureau - Com
bustibles a, Fire headquarters. wlero
supt Murray said he Thought It wns
a torpedo war head How IL oamo to he
there IS unexplained. but the fireman
vino found It thought that there was
formerly al the address a firm which
manufactured torpedocs.
lie said that he nlso found I'm the
cellar what appeared 90 be another part
OF q torpedo, a steel cylinder four feet
long and SIX inches In diameter.
The evening world., 1906-04-28
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

LEXINGTON. April 2s-The races
here TODAY resulted ms follows.
FIRST RACE-Three-fourths Of a
nile-The Englishmau q TO / and Z
to 100 7. Noel &C 10 1 for place p.
Ruiloha 3 Tlme-101 As.
SECOND RACE-Four and one-hait
fnrlongs -Beau Brummel - 10 ; end
oul, J. Tieruey ~ 10 / for placcl, o..
Dan Bradley. 3. Time-05i Ia. Alytn
finished FIRST. but was disqualified for
foul
THIR RACE-Five and one-half rlr-
longs Clifton Forge &c 20 ~ and ! 10
~, j. Pre- .ous Stone l1 10 10 fot plaecl,
?. -Bcnsonhurst. . Time-lG -
FOURTH RACE-Three-fourths Of q
mile.-Rouiu Hood e 10 ] ana 8 90 %. j.
Foxmeade % 20 ? for place.. .. Auro-
c@.ver. 3 Time-i1 IL 2-I
FIFTH RACE-FIve-eiEhths Of n mile.
-BoNara Is 20 j and Z TO 10 /, BUD I'm.
q 20 10 Tor place : Charlie Gilbert 8
.Tlmc-i00 3I5.
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That ga~y'ene escapirs Into tho sew
ors "a TIE west side automobile gar
age district is responsible for the blow
Ing up of the manhoies along Ninth and
tenth ayenles rccentiy, was the decision
reached to-day hy supt. George " Muir
ray. of the Bureau o; Combustbic-.
an investis exon by himself and hts
sulordinates.
The Investigation was made m a larg
garage IN Broadway. 1t was made by
sup. Murray. Deputy Inspectors of
Combustibles Edwoa f. Horne and sam
uel Hodklnson and capt James kier.
nan.
They found that when the gasoline
tank in ,he cellar Ok tho garage was
being alled the sewer nearby was per
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RETAINS
HIS TENNIS TITLE

LONDON. April is.-The champion
sllp rounds IN the covered courts
tennis were. played OF at the Queens
Club here this afternoon.
Hugh :. Doherty. The holder OF the
singles. defeated \. w. Gore by , TO O.
bonerty thu retains the title.
Miss y. X. Douglass. the challenger.
beat Miss Lane, the holder. In the
ladies' singles oy . 20 o.
II L. and r. +. Doherty beat A ".
Gore n O. \. GaTidia to-day In the
doubles. covered courts tennis CHAM
pionship, BY 3 70 o.
The evening world., 1906-04-28

IIov'r' a. second Pratt Institute. ,hiri.
time. dut q. Aais
ono Milo it"laN-Won by LAFAYETTE Col
state College. tiu- lm. = 57.
Allie Reid5-Won hv SNdrthtu4re college
So sund, Jrlas Hopkins iu,rl. Mhlae. t.l.t.
~ Z. -.
mo Nle Chanpionship-Wo by Darth-
muuth. hy 10 yaIds sncund. Columbia, hy
. Yards thlr1. Pennsylvania tne. sm
y h-6s
School Championship ~ -won
by kcuderton School. second. stanton school
thiri Newiun school Fine ~ 10.
Broad Jump Won by MI. Pleasant, Car.
llsle Indian, e feet / inch second. Hubbard.
AmhcrSt. % feet . Inches third. OtConntli.
Win Novu. 20 feet : inches.
Hammer T~hrow-Barry, Chicago. Won.
it5 g a. | inch. Shevlin, Yale. second. ma
fcrt - inches Wliklukan. Chicago. third.
WI ~ inches.
FINAL 100 Yard Dash-Dcad heat between
Dear of Pennsylvania and CastlemRn Of
colgate, third, Gamble, OF Princeton. tim.
10 g-if. Castlefhan AMI Dear VIII not run
uff tie.
The evening world., 1906-04-28
I'VE HAVE A SAFE LEAD,'
SAYS MARTIN SHERIDAN.
BY X SHERIDAN.

spelaI Cabe DefRtoA " IN EVenE7i WoHll
o~opvrleht. 1906 By the Press publishing Company. New York woud)
ATHENS, Greece. April 2S-We have a safe Lead now. Two
more events will cnch it, and we should get three more frds. L~ightbody
looks good for the half ard mile, and expect 10 win the Greek discus
throwing event. Ewry is safe on the standing high jump. The Mara
thon runners are in fine shape. fiilman or Mouton will probably win
the quarter. Kerngan has an even chance.
Don't worry; the team is sure 10 win for Old Gloys sake. The
team serbs best regards 10 friends III America.
The above cable despatch to The Evening World from Martin Sheridan
was evidently filed for transmission before he was injured. as described by
Robert Edgren.
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DIED.
cuLHANr.-suddonly, GEORGE F., in n

CULHANE.-suddenly. GEORGE r.. In his
l4th year. son o, Margaret and The la'e
Richard Culhaue.
Funeral from residence. 2o3 Ave. n. on
Sunday. . =. NJ.
o'COSNER.-on April ~. CHARLES ].
O'CONNER, youngest son OF the lato
Julia and ox-Assemblyman Patrick
o'Cnnner. Of New York, and brother OF
Edward o'Conner.
Funeral from his late residence. ats
Hooper ST.. Brooklyn. on Monday. April
30. 2 p. II.
The evening world., 1906-04-28
SHERIDAN HURT, BUT
AMERICANS STILL WIN
CONTINUED from FRS, Page.)

NNOHIIhltl IIuA IIsI IHstI
quarter mile on Monday. They will have to beat HaIswen, Of England,
Barker. of Australia, and Coeau, OF France. I%ightb6dy, Sullivan, Bon
bag and COIN will be in the final mile against Crabbe and McGough, of
England.
If the American boys win in these events, We shall make a clean
sweep.
Prinstein beat OConnor two inches in the last Jump.
In the team swimming race to-day the liungarians were first. the Ger
mans second. the English third and the Americans fourth. There We're
four men In each team. no time was taken.
The evening world., 1906-04-28
MANHATTAN
HOTEL GUESTS
IN FIRE SCARE
Blaze Starts in Kitchen
Chimney and Causes
a Little Furry.

Fire started in the electric ventilating
apparatus Of the Manhattan Hotel at
Forty -second stree, and Madison ave-
me. this afternoon smoke soon hilel
the upper floors and caused eome alarm
among she guests.
Employees were rushed through the
structure ns soon as the fire was dis
covered 10 quiet the guests.
The FURRY was soon over.
The evening world., 1906-04-28
At End of Sixth Inning
Both Are Tied in Game
ION the Hill"
BATTING

AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK, April
. college folks had an inning at these
grounds thisa1tcrnoon when they saw
Ys'c ard Columbia IN their FIRST game
% the soeson. The Ell baseball repre-
srntaAyes wore in good form as Judged
By preliminary practice.
Columbia looked FOR a Victory because
OF ~ showing against Pennsylvania.
Yale was beaten by the L. OK p. hoys.
Vile Columbia defeated PEN in their
lnst rame
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son has been picked To- pitch Tie locals
., d.f.,,
20 utlcd1
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Longwnrth oc-
cupied President Roosevelt s private box
a, to-dnv's .nmc
afa,
~ o',' 'i Npnsitss WIS
manly brought about by the New York
n many "her H1nFr"sSmen de- -iug
10 attend to-day game uuited States
among the large crowd. whlsb nl ii,i' me-.
nearly t.ov9.
e..
rHst INNING
Hahan went into to-day's game In
D%oughertys place. and i~nt,,duSr6 Gtr,"'
self bv striking out. Keeier IL, i,.
over Nul WiIiams r3vS i,nes
6-,,it NJ 10 PIT, T,t,i- al " ~
don "a RtfSs " ieF-
setiany was foolei on strikes Hickman
sinsled To- keeler Villains !pggled
No. seSSfss @tAn9"rar5,p an p2t' tul-
~ ~ S.uEird oEti
ros nr ina ~ t,,a,, w. p1,,iA
steGl cross was caught mi Ki.irnn a., :,
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COD LIVER OIL.

1t almost makes you
sick to think Of it, but il
isn't nearly as bad as ii
used to be. Theimproved
method of refining it
makes it much easier
to take, and when made
into Scott Emulsion al
most every one can take
it. Most children like it
and all children that are
not robust are benefited
by it. When the doctor
says Take cod liver
Oil he generally means
SCOTS Emulsion; ask
him if he doesn't. They
know it is more easily
digcstcd and better than
the plain oil.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 900 Pearl ST.. New York.
The evening world., 1906-04-28

Anderson bounded 20 Clerksoa who
Wisely returned Gross AT Lapor $
back OF Elherfeld that Jhe Ilid got
under 80 RI Ms
Fifth Inning.
Klelnow grounded oui. SIN To STAN.
and Hickman Ian ia FOR CInrksou 5
short fiy. Hahn worked Smith for four
piils stole second wt- advanced 10
VS. ta.o~n pti ny ehlanv at tie
pls'e ON an attempted steli 40 RIMS.
itrNdAu foul Was taken care OF bv
KloiuoN and Smith got out on a
stqunder ~ WlAans Hahn ran In on
M s ~ brt luckily backed into Il.
Sixth Inning.
Williams biz at Smiths wide curves
out Lapote hit safely passed cross
and scored gG H triple al rfght rfrtt..
by Chase. Elherfcid son a nv TO An
dersou and Brought Clase home Con-
T"N hn"i over Nil and was caught
out stealing by NH TWO RUNS
Shsrhanv WALL a on bet's. TleFma7'4
{ went over ks-'c-'s he1d for "a ~f1gl,
prroNse kceleh .t.riet p on it OK tk-
son made Gross cl,ati the ozouc. Au-
dersdn's Mt 10 E,be1reld retired lilo
INNS and Chase. 40 Runs
Seventh Inning.
Sufnon went M 10 pitch and passed
iAe first man Nleiuow. ou balls Clark-
SON scratched % slow bounding hft 10
Nhl lud Hahn beat q hunt. al!ng the
blses kse!,I tap 90 NUl forced Hahn
lt second, hut scored kltIuow WIZ
itms drew fpnf hu'is sHain hIllus the
hases. la Porte SIT into o. dnlLla pitV
Nll TO S"4llHnr. up Sttll ONE RTN
Stahl was ferriei ont 1W Eberfeid.
"Tohasco" also Threw Jones round
or high to chase. J.uo- retching SEQ
ond. licydon grounded out 20 chase
ana Jones' wont 20 hItf Wll'ame took
sudhor's liner ON The run 40 RUNS
Eighth Inning,
Chase sltcd 10 sal ElberrelFs
%gronnder was handled hy Stanl I'M.
assisted Cross threw out Convoy. 40
Ciarsson knockod down Nirs liner
ard threw him out SrhlaNy -3t down
"a Erass-cntter 60 Williams El5erfra
hel1od Hckman's heru hlt clearly 40
RUNS
Ninth Inning.
Kloinow struck out Cla-kson beat hls
hit 20 MIL Hahn hit int. double plav.
NIll 10 Stahl. 40 RUNS
Grass beat "a high hourder % Elher-
field Elbcrfcld ran 10 loft ncld and
caught Nndorson's iy Stall struck
ort Jones also struck out 80 suns.
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Eighth lnninu.

Thomas walked Ward popped a ifs
TO Gilbert. Mag-es drive 10 Dahler
forced Thomas at second Titus walked.
i'rar SHIELD popped out 90 IiAlcu 40
Runs
Titus ma lc a ere1, RIM only 10 drop
MrGinnity's fay AFTER e had it. Bres-
ntnan walked Browne He'd out 10 Titus.
McGlubEy taking thiT1 ponl.u singled.
scoring McGlnuity. NI-tinnu hit 20
Dooliu, but Gleason dropped the easy
throw and The bnses were flicj String
thereuJeu dove a single INTO centre.
.or!ng Brssnn'lnr and leaving The bases
full Dahlen li,i - Doolin. and Nc
was doubled a. second TWO
RUNS
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thlrty.slx hours
ending at 8 p. M. Sunday for
New York City and vicinity:
Generally fair and cooler to-
night and Sunday; fresh TO light
northerly Winds becoming north
east.
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First Inning.

First INNING
Madden out. Hayes to M%lilenborgsr.
Tilt struck o'Brlen. Kinney singled.
oBrien and Kinney did the double
steal. Hdiskanp singled. scoring
OBrien, u Kinney going TO second.
Camp singled WILLIAMS walked. Huis-
camp scored ~ Armstrong 5 MT OF
Joaes.s grounder. Chapin out Tilt 10
nrst-THREE RUNS.
Schmitt walked. Armstrong singled
Collins sacrificed. Toung.s hit scored
schnitt. ArmsSrong scored on Camps
mum OF Chapin's throw Tilt out KIN
ney to Jones Jones took M!ltenber-
gers fy. TWO RUNS.
Second Inning.
Jackson struck out Madden was
easily retired. TIlt 10 MI%ltenherger.
9 BTisn pop-hied TO Armstrong no
Klmbel hit safely to centre for a base
rruesdale SACRIFICED. Jackson TO Jones
Hotes struck out. So did schmidt. no
Third Inning.
Kinney quit Tilt 70 Miltenberger.
Collins made a pretty PICK ~ and
throw. retiring Hgisiuimp Camp was
safe on an infeld hit and raced an the
way to third when Hayes threw che ball
TO the bleachers Williams fled TO
right1ield. NO RUNS
kinney made a great catch Of Arm;
'A-tstH = AWAA AFa AAAHA 'tNEiNAA NNNiINtl
his foul nv Collins walked 70 first
Young quit. Jackson 10 Jones. Tit sin
eled to lef; scoring Coll ms and Tleln
the score TIT ran T. second on tho re
turn throw. Mil nbnrEer trinled 20 rlgnt
tallying TIT Himbel was safe OF camps
error. TIL crossing the plate. Camp
was caught stealing second. Chaplin to
pBrlen THREE RUNS
Fourth Inning,
JOKES beat out IN i~feI1 roller
Chap!n line-liei 10 Armstroue whose
uuick throw 10 first dou1lcd No Jones
Jackson walked on four bad ones -
dAd Madden. O'Brlen doubled TO right
hela. scoring jackson Kinney singled.
~tallving Madden Kinney stole see
the bases Camp forced H~uiskanp
at second. TWO Runs.
Pratt now pitching for the New
liavens. TrueSi8le quii. O'Brien 10
Jones HAYES double 90 right field
Schmidi was ont. o'Rren TO Jones
Armstrong Med to Madden. NO Rr-,S
Fifth Inning.
Williams non niel to collins Joues
singled 90 lcttdeid, Chapiu fouied 20
Young Praii struck out ONE Rr$
Collins dit the gan act Young singled
To- centre field TIE flied 60 Madden
YonnE was cIuFht stealing second,
Chaplin 10 o'Brlon 80 Runs
Sixth Inning.
Madden hiod Armstrong TO MIl,en-
berger OBrtn was cut. second 20
first Kinney was safe on M%ltenhcr-er's
immlle OF his gryls4der Hiskamp
singled over seconI base. Camp aiel
Mlitenberscr flied 70 O'Br'en KIM
bel was called ont on strikes O'Bren
and Jones disposed OF Trucslalo. no
Runs
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SHUT
OUT DODGERS,
SCORE 4 TO D
Donovan'S Men Couldn't
Hit Young Ten Of them
Striking Out.

inrooslyu ooeeQe o.?
Boston .....-.. o ] . o o o o =
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rhr s-1n.onn.onn chi.

Who Is she2 Why has no fortune
hunter snapped hcr up she Is the
charming heroine " Robert Bars "a
20 the Sunday World Mag O, ana Will
oe completed Ia four instruments OF
eight pages each,
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ALL WASHINGTON
SOCIETY SEES
HIGHLANDERS

Continued from FRS, Pase)
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LAUNDRY WANTs-FEMALE.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shirt e;nrrher. pa
" kota steam Laundry. LIST nv. ana le+th ST
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JAMAICA ENTREES.

JAMAICA RACE TRACK. Apr4i - -
me eatrics tor Mondays races are as fol
FIRST RAcE-Tvo-year-ola, 1--WE nr-
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Ninth Inning.

Dollin flied to Strang Gleason flle,
10 pnnlin. Doom n.ed 20 Browne NJ
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Seventh Inning.

Gleason out ou a grsuudcr 20 Uepfin-
throw Gilbert di the samn thine
10 pc1ir pevlin threw % NIetois
RUSS
Donlin hit % deep right FOR TWO bases
Mccain walked Strsng walked dlllug
tHe bases Damien dropped o safe one
back Of second and Donlin eoioJ hut
Nrtiaun Wa thrown o1t az thirl pey-
lin hat 70 deep rigut for two bases. scHr-
ing Straug. hnt plhlen was thrown o8t
al the plate. Gilbert foriel out TO
IunLn TWO RIMS
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Sixth Inning.

MaRee dropped a bant down the third
base line and beat IL a block. pevlin
threw oUt Titus, Magee taking second
o nthe play. Bransield lifted a high
ny 10 Donlln. DOOlln flied TO Straug
No Runs
paHlen popped ont tn BrRusheld Dew
lin SMASHED "a terrific aue into deep left
FOR three bases. Gilbert popped a weak
one back Of 50. ond and peglln scored
McGinnlty went on a roller 20 Ward
and Gilbert took second Brosnahan
walked Browne drove a hard single
INTO right. scoring Gilbert bat Rresra-
han was caught M third Two RUNS
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Third Inning.
Fourth Inning,

cNas, chased Jones Tor his ny. Elber-
telq halooncd 70 Shelaay' Couroy
whiGcd tho wind. no RUNS
Erpes opened with n hit past Fiber
fed and stole second by a line sl!ap.
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GIANTS MAKE L
FOUR STRAIGHT
FROM PH|LL|ES
Fans See Most
Exciting Game at
Polo Grounds.

Continued from F.r~; r9gc)
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Fourth Inning.

Browne went back to the ropes and
Then dropped Mugee's long drive, allow
Ing tho batter TO take second. Titus
hunted IN front OF the pla,e. but G4l-
bert. who c0vered arst. let the ball
get away from him. and Titus was safe,
NTgee going 10 third. Erausaeid fouled
out 10 Deviln. Deviin threw out Dooliu.
Gagee scored on me play. Titus
taking second Gleason went out 90 Me
guass:sted ONE Run.
Devlin hit a clean single pas, pooHn
the happiness Wal OF short duration.
however as Gilbcrts gr0under 20 GleH-
son was turned into q double play
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