davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

Mrs. Charles Johnson is visiting rela-
tives in Chicago today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

Charles E. Gowler made business
trip to Chicago this morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

John Bevans was called to LaPorte
this morning on urgent business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

News is news in - LAKE
COUNTY TIMES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

The Foresters are figuring on adding
the third story to the Wilson & Houk
building, which is to be built this
spring. When this IS done they will
have one of the largest meeting places
of any lodge society in Lake county.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

b. waIder Of Chicago, has opened
up an employment bureau and foreign
exchange office at the Fitz hotel He
has engaged Cornelius Schanzer, who
has been official interpreter here for
some time, as manager. They will do
a general employment bureau business
in the way Of supplying labor to diff
ferent contractors and will also handle
foreign exchange for the large num-
Der OF foreigners here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

Rev. Joseph Bo1ka of East Chicago
was the guest of Rev. Thomas Nc
Goven today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

T. z. Knots and son, Frank. spent
today in Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

C. P. Burdick is in Chicago on busi-
ness today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

Morris Kahan came down from In
diana Harbor this morning tc inspect
the work on his building
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

Mrs. Joseph George and daughterf,
Martha, of Chicago, are the guests of
Miss Ethel McGoven.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

The regular services were held yes
terday at the school house. The sun
day school is making preparations for
the program to be rendered at Easter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26
INDIANA HARBOR

F. ]. Teal Is Hammond visitor to-
day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

The Wednesday afternoon club will
meet with Mrs. J. T. Frysinger of First
street, tomorrow afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

Joe Ciznor, who bought out Frank
zurawskPs business on Jefferson street
some time ago was arrested Saturday
evening for running after hours. 1t
was nearly midnight when the police
arrived with him at the station and he
was locked up until yesterday morn
ing when his trial was held and he was
found guilty and fined, Judge Fitz-
gerald officiating.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

James Rogers, proprietor OF tno
Broadway buffet, south OF the /" 49,
erected yesterday large e.
that can be read for nearly ii'-'
up and down Broadway.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

Michael James of North Judson
made a few business calls at the Har-
Dor this morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

G. P. Collins. agent for the acetyline
plants that are being installed IN the
hotel and other buildings, spent TO-DAY
here inspecting the work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

The Moe Bros. contractors. have be-
e,n the erection OF the Kahan building
between sixth and Seventh avenues
and expect to begin the latter part Of
the week the erection Of their own
building d block further south.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

Wyo., for a few days visit with his
relatives.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

Miss Dlecta Bradley of Chicago is
the guest of Miss Cassie Baker of Com
monwealth avenue for few days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

Aaron Miller has returned to his
work with the Western Steel Car and
Foundry company, after a weeks lay
off. caused by being hurt by falling
plaster.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

Miss Aanna Hoffman Of Chicago Is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Norton in Pennsylvania avenue, for a
few days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-26

We hears some more street corner
talk OF Hegewisch bank, but 80 far
nothing definite has materianzed.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26

Siiter5usmafdine Der linte SUB abs
eefabren purbe unb Der auBerbem
nod erbebli6e @erlesunsen Der Wirz
belfdule erlitt, 1T i'm &atbarinenz
bripital Stuttgart an ben 5olsen bes
11nfaIs seftorben.
SaGI. Sn Der benz Ritterpirtb
Oapib @ader bier gebOrigen unb bon
Tubrmann @eber gepa9teten S9euer
tn Der 3uabiittenitraBe brad leBtsns
Seuer aug. bas bic S9euer unb bas
baran anftpbenbe Wobnbaus bes
G6loFers Wilbslm 9auf b~olIitGnbia
seritDrte. SSn leBterem 9aufe pobns
ten BRET Mistbsfamilien, bic gum
She'll ni9t Derfi9ert iinb.
6obenbetm. prof. Or. 3. +.
qpmpedi, Orbinarius Der @solosie
rnb Mineralosie on Der bieiigen
Observation-Disclosures !SO9f9ule, Bat
Rem 9uf an bic uniperfttdt 20niss=
herg ansenommen.
Rpttenburg. SIM 8ierfener
Der 8rausrei 9iler bier ereienete fic1
Elm f9perer l1nsliidsfau. Der 80
Sabre alte berbeiratbete Sberbrauer
@eors 9uirins ma9te fi4 auf elmer
kcben Setter an benz Triebtperf bes
aeIIeraufsuss gu i8affsn. Ou6et sIitt
bic Setter aug, unb 9airins ifiirate in
ZEN pffsn ~ftebsnben. 80 Mleter tiefsn
&eQerf9a9t, mo man ibn NIT aerz
f4mettertem S9dbeI tobt auffanb.
Snttltngen. Cine Der be-
%fonnteften Decentralization unferer
Gtabt 1T In benz &iiri9ner gbriitian
&dufmann babinsesansen, Der auf
benz 8abnbof in Smmenbineen i'm
Il. 9eb.nsiabre bon einem !SersI&lug
betrpffen purbe. &aufmann betrieb
einen a~useebebnten pelapadrenbanz
bel unb mar felt Sabrsn @~oribenber
bes 4ufidtsratbs Der bieiigen !Sanb=
t%perterbanf; uuberbem mar er tell
bertretsnbes Mitslieb Der 2otts siler
9anbelsfammer.
lllm. Ser 70 Sabr. alts Sdau>
fpteler Sulius Sob bier besine in fei<
rer 8dtsrtabt iein 50iGbrises &iinits
leriubtlGum, BET benz infer Sramati<
fher 8erein mitpirtte. Die Seier
mar febr sabirei6 beiu6t.
3ufftnbaufen. @or fursem
Brad in benz Iuslsieiaal Der 3unft=
buumppufpiHnerei bon 90. 9ortbei<
r1er bier Seier aus. Der Sodl 1T
aussebrunnt. Ser S9uben tit ni9t
unbetrG9tli9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26

3pei Mal f6on bat Der
GuHif9spole Pasnal pr5bbDs3 bon
anesbenp, pa., periu9t, ii9 NIT ieiz
ner 6rau unb feinen 8inbern su
bereinen, unb beibe MaIe bat linn
bus graufame S6idfal pber bod bic
!SGrte Der GintpanberunssseisBe etnen
Stri9 bur4 bic Re9nung sena9t.
pr5pbDs5 mu9te psreebli9e Qnitren>
sungen i'm ginpanberungsburedu su
Baltimore, feline Srau Sophia unb
feinen a9tiGbrisen Spbn gbparb,
bic nit Der rSlbenburg" ansefommen
tparen, aus Der Setentionsbaft su Be-
freien. 8ei Der Resiftrirung Der 3tpi>
f9enbeds : Pafaaiere erlitt bic Jruu
einen epileptii9en Infall. sic tpurbe
no9 benz r@tabt=Sofpital" eebra6t
unb bpm 8unbessM drine s6pipitals
arSt 'bebanbelt. @uf iein @tteft bin,
bab bic Srau an Gpiepiie leibe, tpllr>
be tie BON Der 9unbuug aussefdIpf=
fen. Der ungliidli6e @atts, Der in
feiner @erspeifluns anes MDsliGe
perfudte. 8iirgf9aft ftelen polte,
Bot unb flebte,. permp9te niGts ausz
5uri9ten. Ser Srdu tpurbe f9on For
Monaten tpesen Sra9oma in Sem
gorf bic 2anbuns ni9t erlaubt; lie
febrte nad Bremen Suriid, lieb ii9
turiren unb freu5te bann gum atpet<
ten Mal ben Ocean, UNI fi4 nit if
rem @atten gu pereinen, unb fab ii9
nun pieber in ibren 9pffnunsen g.s
tduf6t.
Gin mertpirbiger &tas
gefan fam biefer Sage in gli5abetb,
%. g., CUR 8erbanblung. Weil feline
taute Stimme elm Dffentlider 9e=
meinfdjaben fein fou, mar 2ouis
prott bonn Gtaatsantpalt CUR Gez
denf6aft se5psen pprben, unb nod
LANCER 8eratbuns ertGGrte bic Surp,
bab iie ii9 nidt einisen tonne, tpors
auf lie entlafen purbe. Der San
tpirb fpmtt nod einmal CUR @erbanb>
lung fommen. llnsefdbr Is 1uds
barn BON Prott batten uussefust,
bab ibr Salaf bur9 1ein lautes
@preden am friib.n MOrsen faft
Sag fir Sag ssftOrt tperbe. Dies
lei idlieBli9 10 unertrGslid eetpOr=
ben, baB lie ben Stuatsantpalt err
fu9t bdtten, einauidreiten. giner Der
3eusen b~efunbete, er babe einmal
probiren pplen, pie melt prott's
Stimme gu bOren fei. Gr fei einen
balben 8lod melt gesalsen unb babe
bic Stimme genau 10 beutli4 sez
bort. als OBJ fe in einem Neben>
simmer eetpeien fei. Gtn anberer
Ra4bar CAB on, er babe einen fehr
feiten S9laf unb es sebe nur apet
Oinse, bic Jpn aufsupeden imitanbe
pGren: bic Signalpfeife Der 5euer=
fpriBen unb prptt's Stimme. Nur
stpei ober brei bon prott's Na4barn
b~sbaupteten, bab tie burd fein lautes
Spreden ni4t belditist piirben.
Damn sins prott felbft auf ben 3eu=
senitunb. Mlit elmer Stimme, bic ben
san5en 9erihtsfaal ausfinte unb BIB
auf ben Corridor gu bOren mar. ers
fldrte er, bab er tpifentli4 Nieman>
ben seitSrt babe unb bab Hiemanb
@runb our Rlase babe. prott 1T elm
robufter Mann bon feds SUB @r6be
unb tptest iiber 200 pfunb. Seine
@ttmme bat einen unsstp59nli&en
llmfuns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26

Rsue ips;isgs B,bisnuns mad it. Datns.
- SSse SerIaHen indianapolis UNI TOO unS
al:oO MIR gormittass uuS 800 unS TOO
apr Na&rntttass, f1neue 5abrt mad Sort
napne ma6snb unb nit ben SHnsatlssn
80 9oleoc. Detroit unb Gina ~berbinbenb-
s>suis au@ in EoIsbo Ins Detroit NIT ben
Dampiern, bic auf ben srobsn seen mad
Ra6inac, Buffalo unb ben Riasara Sduen
tgufen, 8erbinbufg rta&eno.
Der 4ariOn 5Iper, Der S~nbianapcIis um
IL tlbr Born. unb 5 llbr Ra9rl. berIdBt,
sdIt nur in anberion, ~gIeranbria, Summit
siue, Sairmount, SonssbcrO unb 9as Gitp
5unetion an.
l1:3O &saS,3u mad Runee.
l1:30 Abenos3us mad 9erI.
ssnse fabren mad Sort geniamin Sarrb
90 UNI 6:45 gn1, sos BIN, 11:o5 BIN, 1:06
za unb 800 Wm.
Beitere S~nformation In Der Office: 9er'
.snaI gebdubs. gbones geu, Tain $3.50;
~, Ratu 175, / Sting.
JHot9a0pDtte q 9aperH.
aB@nen $ 8ase Iaufsn mad SresnteIb.
satsbtstotun, 4etu gafIe. Cambridge Gitp.
at4monS, Daptpn, Dbto, iebe Stunbe BIB
. 1br Hbenes, IN Dapton, Obio, NIT allen
S&neGsisen, bic mad Springfield, gOIurp
ans unb allen eentraIeu 9untten Dbto's
..a.ien, 8erbinbuns ..ma4ens.
asen6'3us I'm 1l:3O absnbs mad 4niSbts'
rvra.
Neitere Snformation IN Der Office: Ger,
<snaI @e5dube. gbones {: seeu, Tain 6O55
a!t. Brain 175, l Ring.
SnstanapoIis & NartiHsntae.
yGa& RsoresDiae. 8etbans Bari, gar'
msspius. Sn6.
erfse RorsensGar IN 800 ubr Rorsens.
Sam Don ZOO nbr Eorsens iebe Stanbs
ID TOO nbr Nbembs.
Hbenb $ GarS b~erIafen bic Snterurban
Station nra 800, 1000 unS 1l:30 Nbeabs.
Die 1000 nbr@ar fdbrt nur BIB Eopresptus.
Beitere SnformatioR IN Der Office Ters
MraaI @ebdube. 9bcnes: Ieu, Rain 1855 ;
GIt. Raix ITO, Sting.
indianapolis & @efern Srattion
COMPANY.
Rad Abon, Danpiae unS 3uifdenfationen.
grfte Gar perIdst Indianapolis UNI 5 rlbr
Rorsens, bann ieSe anbertbaIb Stun6en Bis
$40 ubr abenbs. 2sste. Gar UNI 1l:l5 ubr
Abenbs.
Weitsre S~nformation in Der Office: Ger.
usiRal @ebdube. Bbones: Neu, Rain 6O55,
aIt, Rain 175, l Rtns.
5nsianapelis Goal Trattisa 90.
Gage Iaufen HitnbIt& pen SnbtanapoIs
ua@ gIatntteis pou $500 ubr Rorssus bts
TOO ubr Hbenbs.
abenbyase UNI 9 unb l1:20 lbr abenbs.
Der 500 1br RorSenS 3us Iduft ni9t
Sonntass.
Sstere Snfornation in Der Office: 9n.
ratma. gebdnse. Bbones /: sleu, Rata 1855 ;
UT, Ratn 10. 1 Sling.
5naianapoIis & NsrthweRern.
e@neub8 ase na@ grapforSsuius uns Cos
aSette Iaufen wie folst: 600 8m., TOO
Bm., $40 Bm., 800 Bm., 1910 8m., 1915
Bm., lilo gm.. IL gittass. loo Tm.,
ale Fm., 4:25 Ru., 600 gtm., ITO Nm.,
200 Qm. unb 11:15 1m.
9age, peI9e UNI 1915 0m. une 4:25 9m.
abiabren, ftnS Durdsiisei mad Gratpforbss
bile.
Der Ills abenSs 3us fdbrt .nur Biz
6rantfort.
Beitere S~nformatioH Ia Der Office: 9err
G1naI gebdube. Bboues: Reu, Rain 6O65;
III. geain 175, l Rtne.
VIM. StOcTfIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26

. 2tmttes.
sosausport 6 geru Dtpiften.
SaruseI. RobIesniae, Cicero, areab.a.
xtiauta. Ttpton, 2otomo, @aIueton.
BaItpn. aosansport. Riami, Hunier 9th.
Bsyu uxb GItpooe.
Is 90 BIN. / 40 Sim.
45 Bm. 70 90 gm.
- 90 8r. 8 AZ Hrt.
2 5 Bm. IS 90 sm.
y 90 8m. 8 % sm.
d BIN. ~ 90 grt.
al 90 8m. g 90 gu.
Ii u Bn. IL 80 gn.
FL 90 Rm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-26
Sntermrban 3eitsS Isabelle.
=. u. &. SpRem.

S6nele Dur@Sase na9 Sort @apne.
s&neus Ourssase mad RariOm-
e&neue Dur9;ise mad 9eru.
e&neue Dur@sise nod 2osansport.
e&neue Dur&sise mad Gnbsrion.
e&nsue Dnr9sise nod Nuncis.
Gage serIaHeu SnbianapoIts.
Rxnete & MARION Dtptft On.
saturencs, Gortutas, Benbleton, Enberion.
Dorttotpn, %nnete, RibbIetoun, 2IeranSria.
SunrmttutIe, Tairutount. @as @ttp, Scnes'
toro, Barton, 1Iuftsn unb Union @ttp.
90 BIN. Il OG sm.
Is o. 8us. 3 90 gul
6 90 8u. - 05 Sim.
~ o. gm. 90 Rm.
90 gm. 70 90 gr.
g 06 Bm. 70 Of gu1
10 90 gu. 8 90 Rn.
I'll 90 8m. ~ 06 NH.
s11 Of Bu. 70 o. Qn.
IL 90 @ttss. IL 30 sem.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-24
Real Estate Sales.

c. S. Gibbs sold lots and 2, block 3,
plat "B." corner Meeker and 9th
streets, owned by Henry Hammond, to
John Powers for $500.
The building owned by W. K. Simp-
son, located on the west side of Main
street and occupied by W. G. Cook S
drug store, has been sold to Millard
Fairlamb and W. E. Obert for a con-
sideration of $3.50. N. E. Clack as
Simpsons agent, handled the deal.
Mr.. Simpson formerly lived in Delta
and owned much property. Mr.. Clack
says this was the last of his holdings.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-24
Cedseedge MarshaIl's Star.

Sheriff Gibbs received an order from
Cedaredge the first of the week for q
star to adorn the coat lapel of the chief
Of police of that city. Mr.. Gibbs did
not have a supply on hand so he had
A. Cartwright make one which, if size
counts for anything. will aid the Cedar
edge peace officer in keeping perfect
order. 1t is twelve inches in diameter.
Clarence King is the official whose duty
it will be to wear the star, at least un.
til the sheriff can get in a shipment of
the regulation size and quality.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-24
Resolutions Of Respect.

WHEREAS: 1t hath pleased the Grand
Guardian of Heaven and Earth to call
home our beloved Neighbor, Matte
Gill and
WHEREAS: At regular meeting of
the Vivian Circle, No. 255 Women of
the Woodcraft, the undersigned COM
mittee was appointed to extend to the
bereaved husband and sons the SYM
pathy and respect of the Circle in this
sad bereavement, to see that these
resolutions be entered on the records of
the Order, and to convey a copy to the
family, therefore be it
RESOLVED: That in behalf of the
Circle we beg leave to assure you of
our deep sympathy in this dark hour,
and we sincerely pray that you may
receive much comfort and help from
above.
COURAGE she had in life; HOPE she
earned by duty well performed; and
REMEMBRANCE is OURS to bear always
upon our hearts, and show forth in our
daily lives the many noble lessons which
we have learned from association with
one who has gone before.
H,ss;s Hs;Sss H 4 SSfsss %FsssS $ssS;ns COMMITTEE
The Delta independent., 1907-05-24
Good Man For h0td.

J. c. Rowbotham has leased the
Cedaredge Hotel and will take charge
at once. The house has been renovated
and refurnished and will be conducted
in an up-to- date manner by the new
landlord who has had 25 years expert
ence in the business. After numerous
ups and downs the hotel now seems to
have fallen into competent hands. II
the people of Cedaredge do not give
Mr.. Rowbotham loyal support they will
be overlooking their best interests.
You will find an advertisement in this
issue calling attention to the hostelry
above mentioned and which solicits
your patronage when going that way.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-24
How Is This FOR High.

One of our prominent real estate
firms received postal card this week
reading as follows:
''Desire few acres for fruit; alfalfa
for hogs, etc. well located. How many
layers thick must it be covered with
silver dollars in order to purchase.
Yours. etc"
Due attention was given the COM
munication and the inquirer was in
formed that dollars must be spread on
thick enough to equal the price Of the
land.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-24
PATTEN POUNDED
HARD BY TIGERS,
SCORE, % TO 0
Washington Unable to
Hit Killian at Oppor-
tune Moments.

DETROIT. May 24-The Tigers broke
Case Patterns winning streak yesterday.
getting ten runs of the Authenticated
twirler. While Patten was batted hard.
Kiriau was effective with men on bases
ana Washington was unable 10 score.
Washington started OF as II It were
going 10 drive Killian 20 the woods,
getting two clean singles in the first
inning. once after that the visitors
made two hits In a row, but heady
pitching and clever fielding kept them
from tallying.
The features were the fielding Of Davy
Jones and John Anderson IN left field
and the batting OF Charlie Jones. who
got three Of WashinEton's seven hits.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-24
INTERIOR VICTOR
BY BATTING RALLY

Commerce and Labor and Interior fur
nished the attraction in the Depart
mental League yesterday, and Interior
was the victor by to /. For seven in
nings tEe game was interesting. each
side scoring one run in this period In
the eighth. however. Interior put two
rams over the pan and tailed a brace oi
scores IN the ninth
Two new twirlers, Knockey and RUN
ner, made their initial appearance in The
lea que and both did well.
a.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-24
CENTRAL BARELY
BEATS EASTERN

Preceding the game between Tech
nical and Western High Schools. Cen
trial and Eastern hooked up at Ma
uOnal Park. and Central won an eI-
citing ten-ianiug set-tO by 6 10 .
Central outbatted and outheldcd East
crn. but Turton. who pitched the first
five innings for the o street school was
wild, giving eight bases ON balls, some
Of which materialiZed into runs.
The feature was the batting OF Angus
Mcdonald got a double and two singles,
and Turton banged out three singles.
no
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-24
Detroit Starts Early.

Detroit started the scoring I'm the first
inning. Davy Jones beat 5unt. went
10 third on CoughlIH's sacrifice, and
raced over the plate when Crawford
singled. The Tigers ga-nered three more
in the sixth. ID. Jones was passed, stole
second. and went 60 third on Patterns
wide throw TO catch him of second.
Coughlin struck out but Jones came
home on Crawford's inGeld single Cobb
doubled. putting Crawford on third.
Both scored when Warmers throw TO
catch Cobb between third and home hit
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-24
Georgetown Props.

and Georgetown. Cornell is q heavy IA
VOrlte Tor hrst hOnors on account OF the
encouraging reports that have come
from ithaca the past month. Penn was
crippled last week by the wholesale
disqualification Of athletes at the Qua
ker institution. II will probably be a
Ught between Georgetown and pennsyl-
Vania for second honors The Other
two crews in the race will probably out
weigh Georgetown ten or fifteen pounds
20 the man.
Coach Russell. Captain Rice. and
Frank Foy. OF the varsity. accompanied
the men 70 Philadelphia. Manager John
Stuart VIII have charge OF the first eight
on the Potomac until tho return OF
Coach Russell
Technical High School. of Washing
ton, was entered 10 race against Central
Georgetown Props. but II was decided
several days ago by the faculty not 10
send a crew
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-24

Earned ruus-Interi0r. 8 First base
10y errOrs-Interi0r. 3. Commerce and
Labor. g. Left ON bases-InteriOr. g.
Commerce and Labor. T.. First Dase on
balis-On Ruffner. 6. of Kuocker. .
Struck 0ut-By Ruffner. g. by knocl6er
s. Sacrifice hit--EvanS Stolen bases
Carr CD. Thral. DuEaune Hardy. Van
neman. Rudner. Kinney O. Erwin. Fen
wick Brown 90 Double play-Naune-
man TO Barnhart Hit By pitcher-By
Ruffner. l. Passed balls-Erwin . I'm
pire-Mr. Betts. Time Of game hour
and go minutes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-24
Standing Of the Clubs.
LApIEs, TENNIs TouRNEY.

The Bannoekburn Golf Club VII hold
its annual ladies' tennis tournament
commencing Nay 8 The entry list is
exceptionally large this year Miss z
Smith is looked upon as a winner Of
upper half. while Miss Hast has a good
show for the lower half. Some Of the
best players entered are Mss r Smith
Mrs. Kellernan. Miss Marsield, Saxon
and Dennis. Suitable prizes viii be
awarded.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-24

First base by errors-Ninth. .: r l.
NJ. 6. First base on balls-On Wilker-
son. 2; of SymanOskie. p Innings pitch
ed-By Dexter. , %; by Symanoskie,
{ Is. Hits made-Of Dexter. :: of
SymanoslSie. s. Struck out-By wilker-
son, 3; by Symanoskie, ?. Home runs
Sutton Symanosxie, Tracy. Three-base
hits-Tracy, lie Matt. Quantrelle Two
base hits-Hamann, Broome Kerper.
Tracy SymanOskie Sacrifice hits
Boernstein, lie Matt Stolen bases
Boernstein, lie Matt Louder. Burns.
Hamann. Evans, Moreland. Wilkerson.
Keeper. Double plays-Le Matt TO Tracy
10 Champion; Evans to Hamann TO
Quantrelle. Hit by pitcher-By Syman-
oskie. l. Wild pitch-Symanoskie I'm
pire-Mr. Neuman. Time OF game-2
hours.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-24

Earned runs-DctrOIt. . First base
on crrors-Detroit. ]; Washington, J..
Left on bases-DetrOit. 2: Washington. T.
First base on balls-Oh Patten, !. Struck
out-By killian. 3. Patten. J. Two-base
hlt-Cobb. Sacrifice hit-Coughiin. Stolen
hases-D. Jones, 2 Passed ball-Payne.
mpire-EVans Time Of game hour
and 20 minutes. Attendance. 500.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-24
TOO MANY MISPLAYS
SEND NINTH DOWN

In game replete with heavy batting
and pOo- fielding. Rhode Island Metho-
dist defeated Ninth IN the East Wash
ington Sunday School League yester-
day by Is to H. Ninth led with the
stick. but ten errors tell the story OF its
defeat. The batting Of Tracy. who got a
home run, a triple, and double. was
the feature.
T-no co,-c.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-24

the runner on the shoulder and bounded
into left field
Six singles and an error gave Detroit
six more runs in the eighth session.
The Score.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-24

First base by errors-Central. ?; East
ern. T. Lett on bases-Central :; East
eTn. Il First base on balls-OG Turton.
IS. of Dodd. 3 Innings pitched-By Tug
ton. 8, by Rheem. .. Hits made-On
Turton. .; OF Rhcem, .. Struck out-By
TurtOn, 4: by Rheem. 4. by Dodd a.
Two-base hlt-A Mcdonald. Sacrilce
hit-Rodgers stolen bases-Manning
81. Martin. A-ney %. Dodd. Turton.
Harrah. Hit by Ditcher-By TurtOn. 2.
by Dodd, 3 Um3re-Mr. Brown.