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Evening journal., 1907-02-06
Teame in collision.

Car No. "a. Of the Front street divis-
ion OF the Wilmington City Railway
Company. collided with a sleigh belong
ing TO White Brothers, az Front and
Orange streets last evening, breaking "A
runner OF the sleigh and damaging ise
fender Of the car
A delivery wagon belonging TO Barley
and Clowser collded with a wagon Of
the Wilmington Transfer Company at
Eighth and Washington streets yester-
day afternoon breaking the front wheel
OF the delivery wagon and throwing
Horace Draper the driver. into the
street. He was not badly hurt.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
ST STEAD|LY INCREASED SUCCESS!

Over 400
was ste o
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News Of the Town.

While working at the Baldt steel
plant yesterday Thomas Modem sus-
tanned an injured thumb caused by a
chain falling from a crane on it.
Ray Grant celebrated his eighteenth
birthday yesterday and received a
large number Of birthday cards In
honor of the event.
Many people were unable to go to
work I'm Wilmington and al the steer
plants yesterday on account OF the
deep snow blocking the trolley cars
and roads so as to make walking all
most impossible.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
First Presbyterian Church held a
pleasant social Ia the Town Hail last
evening at which there was a large
attendance.
Tie Wednesday club Of the Immau-
uel p. r. Church Will meet as usual in
the parish house this evening. and will
continue to meet during Lent.
Miss Cora Jacobs lost a white neck
fur last sunday on Delaware street
between sixth and Seventh streets.
The Company H basketball team Will
Evening journal., 1907-02-06

STOMACH Catarrh liberation ant
dyspepsia. indigestion. wcalSness. rain
and fulncss after eating. heartburn
etc.
BLOOD AND SKIN diseases. sores
spots plmples. scrofula taints. tumsss
letter eczema salt rheum ringworfa
and blood poison Thoroughly eradic7t.
cd. leaving tho system ia a strong
pure and hoalthful condition.
RHEUMATISM Acute and chroaic
rheumatism in an IFS forms-cnlar ed
and stinfoned Joints. muscular rhenra-
tsnA lumbago. sciatica etc.
DISEASES or REcTUM piles thein-
orrhoids), positively cured withoui he
usc of knife.
NERVOUS DISEASES Diseases Of ,he
Nervous System require the highest ic-
gree of medical skill for successful
treatment Epilepsy chorea or St
Vitus dance, paralysis in its various
forms hystera. spinal Irritation. nerv-
pus debility. nervous prostration and
other arrangements Of LESSONS of lho
nerves, brain or spinal cord, arc usual-
y very obstinate and oftea regarded
as INC hfhnln. TIC majority OF t0tn
cases arc ucurable by tho ordinary
methods yet they yield re'diiy 10 lie
powerful but beneficial Influences of my
system of treatment Tho first thna
I'm the treatment OF thcee diseases Is 10
locate the cause Of the disease. which
Is often obscure Science enables me
20 accomplish this.
woMANs TROUBLES.
MY combined treatments are espo-
clally beneficial in an female CONS
plants and decided benefit and rcIiel
are quickly felt and appreciated Al
women suffering from any nclvic afec-
tion are especially welcome 90 my cx-
animation and confidential advice.
TREATMENT SAFE, PAINLESS AND
HARMLESS
MEMS DISEASES. / want every man
that has any special disease or conai-
tion peculiar TO his sex % come and
have a social chat with me- I haze Tho
lcREATEST TREATMENTS ON
EARTH for MEN and will GUARAN-
TEE cures or refund an money to
thom n ] fail All patients arc assured
of striot privacy in seeing and sreatlns
with me.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
aHeave tIim." shouted crowd.

With cries Of ''heave him" a crowd
Of young boys pounced upon a young
colored boy last evening. in front of
the school house, and tossed him head
first into "A snow bank. His head
struck a curb stone and an ugly cash
was cut on his forehead.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06

Moceasinz. i5c. Hay. lai Market
street
Evening journal., 1907-02-06

Miss Laura Campbell is spending two
weeks in Philadelphia and New York
cffv.
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At Mothers Bedside.

Messrs. John B. Wright. OF Defiance,
Ohioi George Wright, Of Toledo. Ohio;
Mrs Frederick r. Brown, of Detroit.
Mich; Mrs. Frank Doris. Of Camden.
y. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. George Defenthaler
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Wright
OF Wilma gton, are in this city on ac-
count of the serious Illness OF their
mother. Mrs. Robert w. Wright. at her
home at Fifth and Harmony streets.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
.Kerriaan.

Miss Anna Kerrigan and Albei
Kirby. Of this city. will be marria
this afternoon by Rev. Father Edwaf
S. Brady in ST. Peters r. c. Church.
Miss Ess'e Kirby viii be bridesmal
and Philip Sheridan best man.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
TALENT IS HARD HIT
Fav0Pites BOwled Over on
the New Orleans Track.
A SMALL CROWD on HAND
Threatening weather Keeps Down
Attendance Pasadena Captures
Most Important Event OF Day, the
Handicap for ThFee-yeRr-Oids and
Upward, nj One Mile.

New Orleans, April Threatening
weather limited the attendance at city
Park to the professional element. who
hardly ever miss a day n the sport.
The card was not very attractive one,
but a fair days sport wa. the outcome,
with favorites being bowled over more
or less. The most important event Of
the day was a handicap for three-year-
olds and upward, at one mile in which
Pasadena proved the winner by the
narrow margin Of a neck. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Purse. $50; for maiden thFee-year-
dds five fmiongsi selling Enhn. la2 Il. Taylor, 3
to 2. won MoHie Ban lo2 tFaroE). to J. second;
l,ntrada lo2 lGanerl 10 10 /. third. Time, al 80
Electric. Maaker. Haiima. Lucy Cecilia, Edela r.
Golden Wave, Kate Sperry, Miss Jewell Lydia
Jones. Belle Nina and Sister Polly also Ha.
SECOND RACE-Purse 500; for three-y eaf-ods
and up; steeplechase; short course. scharheld. Bi
Boyle. to s. won; Lights Out I54 Yourelil. Y %
s. second; Profitable i56 CucCiural, 70 l. third
Time. 80. Balcno fell. Fairy Flush. +. Oliver
Mack. Saul. Twenty Shot Ohio King aud Snow
drift also ran,
THIRD RACE-Puse. $40; for twoyear olds; four
iurlongs. Bonnie Hayes 100 tKeyesl. Z TO l. won
Prince Bowling ne Hicks. - 40 l. second. Braw-
Hey Lad us tWskcrl. y TO 1. third Time. o.a7 80
Colonel Brady. Convenient Belle Of Kent Lorrimsf.
Zee WIKI Keep Num- Pat Ornus Water Cooler
Dro5sliieh. Relapse. ard Dona j. also ran
FOURTH RACE-Pursc. $500; for thTee-yearolds
aud up. handicap enc mile Pasadena. ll5 g., Lees,
te TO- won, Laueasirian, lG lfTrowl. . to 5. sec
und; Warner GrisHeil. 80 sGamerl. 20 j, third
Time, 40 tirenade aud Charlie Eastman also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Pursc $50; for uryeaf-olds and
up; six turiongs Robin HoGd. 100 lloyd. s to s,
won. Frontenac. los -. Lee, 70 5. second Cable
gram. l03 FaFroBl. 80 10 J. third Time. l-i3 So.
Belle Strome. Margaret o.. Lady Charade. Amador,
and Columbia Girl also ran
SIXTH RACE-Purse $50. for three-gesrelds and
mp, seven furongs, selling. Fantastic i0@ llogdi,
IS 60 s. won; Polly Prim. l07 a.. Davis. L 10 D.
second Cutter los Jkcesl 9 90 s. third. Tiae.
q IS. sally Preston Vic Ziegier Balesaed, and
FoNmoade also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Ptrse. $3.50; for foaryear-olds
aad up; and onesixi ssnth miez- selling Lemon
Gil l57 Fauowl. - 20 5. won Golden Mineral. 10
fTIuXleri. 5 20 7. second; Nellie Burn. loi lBaci
10 20 I. third. Time. l.6 IS Orient Henry e..
Brilliant. Fentsgun. Rather Royal, TolbeFt. john
Garner. and old Hal also ran.
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has no use for horses that can neither
win on the fiat nor through the field, and
Vendor has proved 30 account as a
chaser.
Awless was probably the best horse in
the two-year-old race. He was of poorly,
and was taken by Johnson to the outside.
He ran farther than any horse IN the race
At the finish he was pinning his ears back,
but it was the opinion of many that he
could hardly have lost with an intelligent
ride. Awless was entered in the name OF
William Garth. but ran in the eolors OF
". c. Eustis. to whom he was sold.
J. W. Colt scratched Commodore Fon-
taine in tine chase, relying on Pioneer to
win. Spectators were surprised to ind
Pioneer at the good price of > TO !, but
when the money began to pour in on
Warner and DR.. Keith they found the ex-
PLANTATION for the apparent long price.
Warner was the real good, cOrked up
thing of the meeting. He was played by
AN the trainers and proved true. He
stumbled badly at one OF the jumps, but
quickly recovered.
tered az the Benning track that will prob
ably not be seen under silks, it would be
drawing card il the management would
arrange "a parade Of the stars some after
noon between races. There never was a
time when so many good racers occupied
stalls at Benning. and while Washing
tonians had read about the doings of these
horses. few have ever seen them. A pa
rade of Salvidere, the champion tWo-year-
old of last year; De Mund, Dandelion,
Tangle. and others with the colors up
would doubtless attract big crowd and
would prove a popular diversion. New
Workers, of course have seen Salvidere
and De Mund on many occasions, but as
these horses viii not start at the Benning
meeting. the Washington public will not
have a chance to see them unless they are
brought out for parade.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
WASHINGTON DOGS WIN.
Garry on First Honors in Pitssburg
Canine show.

Washington had its quota of winners
in the fourteenth annual deg show OF
the Duquesne Kennel Club. which opened
at the Duquesne Gardens, Pittsburg, on
Wednesday. There were about 500 entries
from Ihe different sections Of the United
States
Among the Great Danes, c. Z. Geier
Of Washington, took the highest prize for
dogs with FaItcroft Hamllear. and J. G.
Baker and r. f. n. Nicholson, also Of
Washington. won with Faltcroft Never
eel for opposite sex. r. +. L. Nicholson
also won first honors for novice bitches.
George Bleistein. president OF the Buff
falo Kennel Club won in the winners
class with champion Lansdowne Arizona.
and in the limit class with Kirk Faskally
Beverly Potter. Philadelphia, won the
puppy and novice classes. William j.
Roe. Oshkosh. Wis. won everything in
St Bernard classes for both sexes with
champion Crusader and Lady Prudence
Forester II. Scott. Philadelphia, showed
the best Russian wofhound in Boris
Windholme. Of Islip L. J.. won in the
beagle class
Samuel Untermeyer. New York, won
with GreystOne Belinda among the
collies. but lost IN the class for dogs TO
Henry Jarrett, of Philadelphia, who WOE
with WelisbournA Conquest
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GOSSIP OF THE TRACK.

Ormonde's Right looked beaten a six
teeath from home, but Mcdaniel drove
the old rogue for all he was worth, and
though Ormonde's Right wanted 10 stop,
Mcdaniel kept him at his work long
enough to win.
'-Fathor Bill" Daily is coming along
slowly He has several starters every
day, bat seldom gets in the money. So
far he has had one winner. YesteT ay
he picked up $50 when Umbrella ran thrd
All these hfties- count, Bill thinks.
Platoon and Autumn Flower, who were
well-pIayed in the opening dash. did not
have chance after the start They were
both far out of it when the barrier went
up and though both ran we'll the handi-
cap was too much and they finished no
where.
Lady Powelrs race was in striking con-
frasf 10 her performance the other day
IN her last effort she showed a burst of
speed that was startling, but yesterday
she did not have a bit Of foot. and
finished behind worse horses than she
beat before.
Jockey hOnors yesterday were widely di-
vided None Of the boys rode more than
one winner. A newcomer IN the winning
list was Vosper boy that 40 one seemed
10 know Of His name was never on tho
jockey board before. He rode a clever
race on Orwell. and deserved the victory
he won.
Cousin Kate, owned by Ernest Utter
back. was a widely circulated tip i'm the
opening event. She ran good race. but
little lee was Of no help to the mare.
This boy seems all at sea when It comes
10 a finish, and on Several occasions has
le, his horses head 90 just at the crucial
period of the race.
Vendor, T. HitchcOck's Ogden gelding, is
one of the best lockers at the track. but
he seems TO have lost all his speed. 1t
is not probable that he viii remain long
IN the Hitchcock barn. as Mr.. HitchcocR
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
RUN TRUE TO FORM.
Fnvorites Take Majority of Events
at san Francisco Track.

san Francisco. April 4-Horses ran
20 f0rm this afternoon and the favor
.tcs won. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Four fIriongs. Eariy Tide. III
iknappi. d 10 o. won 8 BaInsde III UirahaiBl Is
90 / second; Galmor. ll2 Williams. y 20 l.
third Time. 3.is s. Exchoquer Memorize Rhine
stone. and Rose II. also ran.
SECOND HACE-OBe and one-eizhth miles.
Eduardo. lG H. SMITH 10 90 l. won. Hugh Me
GoWan. DO. Fischer, : TO . second. Little Joker
lW ~. Wilson,. 70 10 l. third Time. I55 25.
Bonsr, Theo Case Darthula JeuIsha Michael Alul-
yaney Exapo, Sinner Simon and Fast0so also ran.
THIRD RACE-One and one-sixteeuth miles
Niucenii0 III lC. Williams IS 10 S, won: Invader.
lN II. smith. 20 90 l. second. WatrlfuI l0i
iiynchl. 90 ]. THIRD. Tine, 1918 San Reno
Jackful, Morendo Lone Wolf, and Dangerous Girl
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Futurity course FirebsH. III
buchanan, 5 % 5. Won ROYAL Rogue JOS fKeoehf
10 20 /, second; Romano los ffsoreD to l. third
Time. l.l6 %. Nappa. Nothing Andrew T. Cook
Van Ness, T, NJ. Brattan. Monte Lucille. and Pale.
mon also ran.
FIFTH RACE-six furIongs. Lord Nelson. 10,
:BnKtonl. Z 10 J. won. LauTa T. NJ. IN I'm
chanani, 10 20 /, second; Water Thrush i03 Oar
rettl . 10 J. third Time. ia IS Princes.
Wheeler, Judge, The Reprobate Fr,lic. Little But
/ tefcup, Goreuof 0man. Hersaiu. aud Ms Hal ais,
ran
SIXTH RACE-seTen and onehaf furlongs
Sugar Maid, l05 Fischer. to J. won: Massa
l0 lkeoghi. Il % s. second; Fisher Boy. IN
tkuappi 10 10 /. third. Time - Is Gateway
Pontotoe. Msrtiunas, Dorado, Pal Neptuuus. ans
Barklyite also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05

anothers movements. and finally Nill
made a poor throw to Heydon, which al
lowed Hines TO score. Seigle was an easy
out One run.
Falkenberg gave away run in the
sixth Coulter walked and went TO sec
ord on Cars hit a Wild pitch ad-
vanced them, and Coulter scored on
Seigle's out.
a single by Seigle. OUT by Murray. and
single by Livingstone tied The score in
the ninth.
Timely swats won the game. Perrine
made star catch Of Derringer's liner
in TIE tenth. Hines tripled. Coulter was
safe while Anderson slept. as described
above. Carr hit 20 center. scoring Coul-
ter
Washington leaves here tomorrow
morning for Cincinnati. and all the men
viii be in fairly good shape except VIII
son, whose leg is still bad
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
LARD WINS GOLF MATCH.
Washington Player Makes 1t Runa.
way Race at Pinehursf.

Pinehurst April ALLAN Z. Lard. OF
the Columbia Golf Club. Washington.
going fast. caught young Nathaniel
T.. Moore, of the Onwentsia Golf Club.
Chicago, off his guard in to-day S
thirty-six hole finals of the seventh an
uual united Northern and Southern
amateur championship golf tourna
ment, and was an easy winner of the
championship cup - up and IL to play
Lard had the best of it from the
first, rounding out a seventy-eight in
the morning round with i've on the
short eleventh and six on the twelfth
finishing eight mp at noon, Moore fail
ing to rally in the afternoon, and the
match ending on the seventh green OF
the second round
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
ORTIZ TO PLAY IN IYNCHBURG.
Highianders' TwirIer viii Act in
His Home Town.

iynchburg, Va, April 4.-The Brook
En National League team will play on
tie local ball grounds with the Lynch
burg Virginia League team on Friday
and Saturday of this week. coming here
from Augusta ca.
on Monday the New York Americans
viii play the locals Al ORTIZ. whose
home is in Lynchburg. and who is
known to every resident OF the city.
VIII pitch for the Highlanders. and
orth viii receive a handsome testi-
monial 10 his popularity by the pres
enee Of large crowd to see hsm work.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
CREW LEAVES TODAY.
GeorgetOwn Eight Meets Annapolis
on the severn Tomorrow.

TIE GeorgetoWn crew leaves over the
Baltimore and Ohio for Annapolis this
morning at s o'clock. where the annual
race with the Middies will be held to-
morrow
Coach Murray Russell reports the men
all to be in fine fettle and anxious for
the race. The sholI is manned as fol-
lows: Stroke, Fitzgerald; No. z. Rice
tcapt); No. 6, J. Stuart: No. s. Fry No.
!. Moran; No 3, Murray; No . Lynch;
No ], Leplante; c0Xswain. Hebron Sub
sututes. Woods and Stuart. Georgetown
VIII have her frst spin on the Severn
this morning
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
sTAHL AND TAYLOR CONFER.
Washington Player PracticinE Daily
with Illinois CoIIegIans.

Champaign, H., April 4-George A
Hun athletic director Ct the University
of Illinois and coach of its famous
baseball team. viii not leave his classic
surroundings to become manager OF the
Boston American League baseball club
President John l. Taylor gave out this
information at the close Of a confer
ence with the local baseball expert
Unable to sign a manager Taylor
turned his attention 10 a possible first
baseman IN the person OF Jake Stahl.
who is visiting his old stamping
grounds. Taylor and Stahl discussed
The chances OF getting Jake from Wash
ington. Stahl is playing daily with the
Illinois nine.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
CANS AND LEWIS MATCHED.
Agree to Fight for
Title Within 100 Days.
Special to Tie Washington Herald

SPECIAL 70 Tie Washington Hersld.
Chicago, April Joe Cams. lightweight
champion, and Harry Lewis. of Philadei-
phia. aspirant for the title. were matched
to-day 10 fight for the title within 100
days
Articles were signed for I53 pounds az
The ring side, the battle 10 be no less
than twenty rounds. The purse Offering
must be at least S20000. and bids for the
battle viii remain open for thirty days.
T. ". DickersOn. Lewis manager. states
that already Nike Reilly. OF Tonapah.
had wired an offer OF a purse of s2000
for the match. and ne thought likely they
would agree to night there.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
BANGOR SIGNS s0CKALExIs.
Old Indian FnVOrife 10 Play In
Maine League.

"I-0'-I Q. NJ Na7IIII'5I'IH fftIaiII
Bangor, Me. April 4.-Louis SockaIexis
the one-time fayorite of the diamond and
shining star OF the Pen0bscot tribe of
Indians, has been signed by Manager
Paige TO play on the Bangors this season.
II the famous Indian makes good tho
promises be has signed for. it will be "A
hot season for the rest of the Milne
League 10 keep up with the pace.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
A rRAuD-Loox our ron INN.

Any solicitor who comes 10 yen
with prize scheme, representing
himself, directly or indirectly. 10
be connected with this newspaper,
The Washington Herald, is a fraud
and an imPOstOr. bent uPOn swim
ding yOu. BE on the lockout fer
him and turn him over 10 the
police.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
score.
Washington
Indianapolis

Earned HIns-W sshington. 2; Indianapolis Q 4irs-
base hy errors Indianapolis /: Washington J. Lett
on bases-W ashinston, 3; Indianapolis. = First base
on balls-Of fiiksnberE. S.. on Briggs @ Innings
ptched-By Bayics. 5. by Briggs g. Hits made-0-
Bsyles. 8. Of BIisgs. J. Struck out-By Bzyes 81
By Falkenbelg. 2 ThIee-base hit-Himes TWo-bass
hits-Jones Heydon p. Ganley- Sacrifice hit
Sciisfy. Livingstone. Stolen bases-Gauley .2i Sci
gle Hit - uitcher-Bg Falkenberg / Wild pitches
-Falkenbers. Umpre-Jaek Grimm. Tune Of game
= hours.
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VILLAN0VA Is WINNER.
Washington and Ice Defeated by
Score OF Eleven 10 -Four.

lexington. Va. April 4-Vlnanova
College. OF Pennsylvania. defeated
Washington and Lee University this
afternoon II to Z. The visitors put UT
good article of baseball. The pitch
ing of Gwathney and the fielding Of
Chatham, at short were features for
Washington and Lee. and the batting
of Savage and fielding of Nichols. for
NillanCVa, We're sensational A double
play was made on each side
RH T.
villanoya- . 93i00 8 en- p
Washington sad Lee o.
Batteries Peloquiu, Sullivan aud Casey; johnson
GWathuey and ANTHONY
Niilanova plays Virginia Military
Institute Tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
MAY BAR GIANTS IN SOUTH.
Resolution to Be Introduced in
Southern League to that Eject.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
New Orleans, Ia, April 4.-Thst there
is limit TO Southern hospitality is evil
deneed by the fact that Charles Frank.
Of the New Orleans baseball club. VIII
introduce a resolution at The next meet
ing of the Southern Baseball Associa-
ton TO bar the New York Nationals in
the South in the future.
This action viii be taken as a result
Of the roWdy antics of the Giants in
their game with the Athletics here.
Efforts will be made 10 have the Pacific
League join in the movement.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
Largest Morning Circulation

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulatiOn-a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital It's books are open
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
TWOFAVORITESFIRST
Four First Choices Lose at
Benning.
oRMoNDE's RIGHT a WINNER

Finishes in Front in Last Event Of
the Day, but Is Compelled TO Drive
10 the Limit 10 Beat Campaigner.
Surprise In TvO-year-oId Event
When Otweu Outrans Lady Powell.
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improved race
end dqNedm II quit
wei Of pn al II
EksEcoND -Four
ssnssr Oaners s Rhoada Trna C Douglas
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
THIRTEEN-INNING GAME.
-. Louis Americans Take Game will
Powell in tie Box.

Powell ia tlIe Box.
St. Louis, April after thirteen in
nings u fast baseball the local Ameri-
cans defeated the National League team
1 TO in the fourth game of a series
OF seven to decide the city CHAMPION
ship Powell registered ten strike-outs.
The score;
RHE
Nationals. 0 0 600 O go ga 6
Americans. 0 0 0 Q IL q
Batteris-F romme aud MARSHALL Powell and Ste
pheus.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05
Point for the Advertiser-The

newspaper that goes into the
homes is the newspaper that brings
advertising results. More people
here by thousands are reading The
Washington Herald than ever be-
fore read a morning newspaper at
the Capital
The Washington herald., 1907-04-05

.AprrentIce alIonanea e!aimed.
Montreal Defeats Lynchburg.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
IEnchburg. Va. Arl montreal
defeated Lynchburg this afternoon in a
same marked by five double plays
three by the locals and two by the Wis
itors-by a score of 4 to /. The home
team easily carried off the batting
honors, but lost the game in the second.
when d pop fly was allowed TO drop un-
ielded between Oakley and Goodrich
at third, This, followed by an error.
which should have retired the side. and
then a scratch hit. and "a triple by
Romer. netted three runs. The score:
RHE
Lynehburg ............. eO1O 10000 OIL 4
Montreal .............. o o 0 / o. s .
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Nothing more doing until the fifth
Heydon flied to third. Falkenberg was
safe on Derringer's error. Falkenberg
scored on Ganley's double 10 the right
field fence. The doubler then stole third
and home. Two more runs. all Wash
ington was destined 10 get.
Briggs was an unsolvable problem for
Washington, although he did not seem TO
be pitching such remarkable ball In the
eighth he gave two bases on balls, but
two men were forced at second and
the third out was on an attempted steal
Of that same bag.
For indianapolis. after Krugg died IN
the first, Hines was safe on an error by
Perrine. Coulter was hit by a pitched
ball Carr hit To PerriEe who threw out
Coulter At second, Hines made a daring
dive for the plate and was caught be-
tween home and third. Then there was
trouble So many athletes crowded into
the play that they interfered with one
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n front
taa determine rush OF mg redu and
nuE q u cn for
a al
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Pond run not have the speeds edht
all Merhnae had stopped
ca
b g. J. Melauglr
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RESULTS AT BENNING- APRIL 4, 1907.
WEATHER cLEAR-TRAcK FAST.

* FIRST oue3aF hlrss Columbia aar Purse
au upward cor pl
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efrntv and
olnuga a md sluggish IL - ia taa 1 q her speed
So-srxH and Handicap lpear
sand upRau5 tar good ing Vdus 10 winner 5
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