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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-11-23

Thanksgiving postals
O'Niell's.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-11-23

Hans Hanson at Opera House,
tonight. The Orchestra carried by
the Hans Hanson Co., is complete
and perfectly instrumentated.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-11-23

If you want to vote in the pri-
mary January next you must have
your poll tax receipts for 1906 and
1907. Have you paid your pol! tax
for 1907? If not, do so, before it
is too late.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-11-23

Mr.. Henry Baumgartner, the
popular Willow street baker,
wishes to announce to his many
customers that in the future he
will be able to serve them with
fresh cream puffs every Saturday.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-11-23

Cooley's Floating Palace showed
here on last Friday night to a
pretty fair audience. The ex-
hibition was very good, and met
with approval Of all who attended.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Carl J Anderson 80. aud Annie Larson. p Rev.
G. r. Winbigler
Willie &. Enniss IS, aud Annie NJ Lewis. q. both
OF Petersburg. Va. Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
Robert C. Ambold, 5, and I.ucy +. Scott. 2. both
Of Richmond. ". Rev T. ~ Bristol
George 2. Barnes q Of RiyeTdsle Md and Helen
N. Cove. 70. Rev. John Van Schaick
Harry j. Criss. 2. Of Bethlehem Pa, aud Corinne
A. Cove 2 Rev John Van shaiek
John Miller. a. AID Mary Edwards. Is both Of
Ricnmcnd, Va Rev. !. y. Mclaughlin.
Charles A. isaaes. H.. 81 and Matte A. Nunnally.
is. both Of Richmond, Va. Rev J. b. Mclaughlin.
James NJ. Cullinan, ., of Richmond. Va aud
Helen NJ Wilkinson, 70, Of Barton Heights. Va.
Rev. r. !, 0'Connell
Paul z. Inge a. and Clara Mel Mill, %, both Of
Richmond. Va. Rev. J. J. Muir
Martin l.. Moore. p and Annie s. Sears, %. both
Of Richmond. va. Rev. J. J. Muir.
Albert g. Jenkins = and Bessie A. WynkooD a
both Of DTanesyiile Va. Rev Frank N. Bsist0i
Samuel g. simpson, e. and Lucy Petit S. both
Of Hoadly. Va. Rev J. B. Mclaughlin.
II. G. crandall, q, and Mabel White. % Rev. s.
II. Greene.
Omer J. High 2s. and EIizabeth F. Warren. d.
Rev. Joseph J. Kell5.
Robert u. Muse % Of Schenectady. y. Y. and
Ella e.. TeHney. 2. Res. Teunis 8 hamlin
Bernard n. Mohlen, 2. and Carrie H. Sis. "a.
Rev. j. A. Hinch
Jebn F. Dixon. 6. snd Elizabeth Grimes. 2. Rev.
T. NJ S0Ishgate.
II. oliver Hoekaday. q. Of Diasoond. Va. and
Magbelie q. Msrston, % Of Toano, Va ReT. J. Is.
Mclaughlin
Charles h. Is, u, q Of Frederick. Md. and Violet
n Shillinesbsrg 3. Of Parkersbgg W Va Rev.
Donald G. Macleod.
C0IURED
Norman Butler >, and RoheFther Smith, g. Reg
WilIism ], Howard.
John II. Dorsey, 50, and Elizabeth Tothin, %
Ees paul Grifath.
Peter Williams. d. and Ada MeKenney. q Rev.
Philip Stewart
Yves Lacey. S. and oaavia Hin q Rev, John
I snsmond
wiliism womley. q. and Minnie Stephenson 81.
Re7. S. 2. W. Drew
James 8. Fond. q Of Indian Head. Md. and Ida
B. Brooks. . Rev. J. 3. Kelleher, s. J.
Edward Pryor. 30, and Mamie f. Jackson 80 Rev
J. W Smith.
eamspiel G. TAYLOR. q, and Lurenia Smart. ig
Rev. Philip Stewart
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
DEATH RECORD.


Arthur Woods. 2lli zih 81. n.y.. = years.
James C. Leonard. . Harrison st.. Ana s. scars-
Margaret n. Kennedy szI ia. ave. ss.. yeaFs.
Celia Bfant. i4oi aienisll0 ayr ne. g years.
Dorothy A. spooner. ID 5 st, nw.. 70 years.
Wlhelmins 4. Crews. lsll sth a. nv, s. years
Lasangie Mark 81 S st. nw., 81 years
John Fox. siz 81. nN.. 81 ycags.
Edward Y. Riea. lis C st. g.. 50 seaEs.
NsTy A. Noien sic Maine ave sa, 81 years.
l0uiss Bickfud is Grant place I month
Walter bioHHt, Tie Oaks. 3lst and Il NV. 3 mo.
Augustus De Grmmoad. s3a sid. ave siF.. s. SIS,
FioTcncs A. MGC0mas. 1868 l. st. NV. Is years.
John Gains, Geo. Wash. UniT. Hosp. y 8fan
james H. Or, Govt Hosp for Insane. Y s@ass
Meiiye 4. Butts lH4 " ST. nE., g years.
COLORED.
English G. Howard, BFookyile road D. e., yfs.
Horace Virgins. a I 81. sW.. So yesrE
kitly G. Stores. Pemefoy ave. Hiisdsic, 53 frs.
Robert Campbell 6e7 81 II sw. 6 years.
Otto Frances. 200 Columbia Terrace. years.
MaudliHe A. Mcclellan. 5s Il 81. su i year.
Joseph Small. 7 Gordon ave ne. 2 years
David Shorter. l2ig lst 81. sw. years
Irene Taylor. 2Il5 r. J. ave NV = years
jefferson Johnson. si2 DiekeTson ct. sW. IS years
Alberta Hunter, 5ii freemsns alley = years.
Kitty Chase, Zl24 steseEHs court nv. 70 years.
James o. R0llon, so Culliasn'z oouEt sH 5 mo-
Infant et Berte smith. Columbia Hosp. 6 hours.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
C. v. U. AGAIN PROVES EASY
Syracuse Puts Over Enough Runs in
Opening Innings.
Themas aud Carr, OF Local Univer-
sity, Touched Up fer seven
teen Hits.

George Washington's baseball team was
beaten by Syracuse University yesterday
Is TO 3.
The visitors opened up with heavy
bombardment Of safe hits and Ia the first
two innings drove enough runs across
the pan to win the game Seven runs in
these two innings were not enough how
ever. TO satisfy the Syracusans. and after
one breathing spell they got their second
wind for five more runs in the fourth
inning Another tally was added in the
nth session and the visitors wound up
the game by bringing IN brace OF tallies
in their last inning for a total Of fifteen.
Chill April winds that blew strong
across Van Ness Park interferred con
siderably with the playing of the George
Washington boys. Neither Brooks nor
Thomas showed effectiveness during their
term on the slab, and We're batted freely.
Besides. their fielding support was weak,
and it Is no wonder that Syracuse piled
up runs evidently at random.
Brooks started in 10 twirl for George
Washington and was stung FOR only two
runs in the first inning. but the second
session saw his finish. A fusillade Of safe
hits combined with some bad fielding.
gave Syracuse fve runs and put Brooks
on the blink so that he took a seat on the
bench.
Thomas was trotted to The box to stem
the tide in the third inning, and succeed
ed for one round. Syracuse got busy
again I'm the fourth and pounded Thomas
until FIVE runs were squeezed out of him.
and added one more in the NTH. Then
the visitors subsided for two innings, but
renewed their onslaught again in the
eighth. when they made two more runs
and caused Thomas retirement in favor
of Carr after one out Carr escaped with
out further damage and held Syracuse
without another hit until the game vas
called on account Of darkness, after Syra-
cuse had been retired IN the ninth inning
The score:
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
CIRCUIT Court No. z
InsTICE ANDERSON

dUHl41E ANDERSON.
fafraH rs. District Of Columbia. ou trial Plain
ti1s attorneys J. j. Darlington and ". n. sholes
defendants attorneys. +. H. Thomas and p. r.
Blair.
schwartz Cosgrore; motion for new trial over
ruled: Judgment on verdict for defendant al ,air-
tias Gust Plaintiffs attorneys. Il. b. Behrend and
L. H. David; defendants attorney. John Ridosst.
schaeffT IS, AlagTudsr demurrer 10 declaration
I sustained. Plaintiffs attorney. II. L. r. Atkisson
defendants attorney John Ridout
United States. use Cook rs. Cowsill; Judgment ON
verdict against defendant FOR S22l. PLAINTIFFS at
torneys- Coldron & Fenning ard g A keigsin: de
PENDANTS attorneys L. Cabeu Williamson and n ].
Colhart
Williams IS Woodward Lothrop: term pqoloneel
thfrty-egh; days submit bin OF exceptions Plain
tih's atorneys Wolf < Rosenberg: defefdant's at
toIneys, W0rthington Heald & F3aiiey.
iasior Fs- Heron et al demurrer 10 special plea
SUSTAINED. Plaintiffs attorney William Linkins de-
1 PENDANTS attorney G 3. Emie.
Contractors Supps Company VS.. General Engineers
and supply Comfany Judgment under serents third
rIie for Sl.09S Plaintiff attorneys G.. r. Canlsi
ward
LYON vs. Bnrssy term prolonged thifty eight dsy )
TO submit bin of exceptions Plaintiffs attorney.
John Rld0uti defendant attaTuss ~ Henry White.
Pistt W. Washington Times Company. demurrer TO
declaration 0VUrTuied. Plaintiffs sttoTueg H. Win
ship Whcatey; defendants attorney Wilton !. Lam
bert
Nc SO Fletcher IS. Anacoslis and Potomac Rail.
read Company Attorneys, D. 7. Doyle-J. J. Dsr-
lington.
No s. Thomas rs. Washington Railway and Eiso
tric Company. Attorneys. W. J. Lsmbsrt-J j.
Darlington.
No. 81 Catholic University Of America Is wap.
gaman. Attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert & Hafsilt0n-
u. T. Mattingly J. 3 LaFnsf. and Arthur Peter
No l7o's. Clara IS Washington and southern
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
DEEDS OF TRUST.

West Brsokland PARK and Enclosure Josephine W
Hester TO William H. Walhsr and r. Golden
Donaldson 10 secure Jouis B. Schneider. S so
year, per eent, semiaanualiy, part.
Square 4is-Iames Theeker ct nx to Edmond Fiz-
gerald and John J. Fegsn to secure Enterprise
Serial Building Association, 81 500. part lot g.
sqsiare Ss-Charies Dupaw 10 Appleton Cady and
II. T. Wilder. to secure Henry r AMOS. $50
20 u months, per cent. part lot u.
Square 5S-MaFia Il. Dohyus 70 Emanuel Spetch and
G. Beale Bloomer. to sscre Eldridge y Jordan.
500 years. per cent, semi-annually part
original Jet Is
Square 26s-Jsmos F. Shea to B. Francis saul and
Il. Harrison johnson, to secure Home Savings
BARK, $50. years per cent. aemi-auHuaiy.
part lot T.
Square 5si-sarah ". Russell ct rir. Ben. to Wi
liam 7. Ballard and William H. Lanham te
secure Charles F. Coberth 500 months. per
csnt lot a.
Square lE-samHei T. Henry ct ux to American
Security spd Tuisf Company. to secure Henry
A. Du Pont and Robert f. Hubbard, s70D9 3
years, 3 per cert. niianHuals, lots 8 70 co.
ard part original lets Is aud le
Square 5s2-Adriau ,. Cox 80 Richard A. Ford and
Walter q. Davis. "a secure Columbia Perma-
nent building Association. g 30 lots 81 and g.
Square 7s5-Thgmas " Quill st SIX. 30 Henry h.
Refgmann and George NJ. Emmerieb. to secure
German American Builaing Association, No. 3,
s2.S9 part original bot
Square s39-Aaron R. ToSushend q rx 10 John c.
Weldon and George =. White, 10 secure B. B.
Bennett. 3.9@. thFae years. per cent. aszni-sil-
mlals, lot 81 sane % sane. 20 secure same,
S2,S9 three years. PER cent seuli-anHuaIly, lot
g: same 70 same. 70 seaHe same. like debt, lot
S.
inelsside-James o, Wright trustee. 10 james T.
Levs and 1homas II. Banss 20 secure Percy II.
Russell 8 500. one 20 forty-sWo months per
cent lot g. block .
KalsTams Hsishts-samael T. Kalbfus Ct uz to
william Cogcorsa Hill aud Leohard L. Nicholsan.
H. 10 secure trustees Of Lonise Home S.0o0
three years, per cent. senianuuslly. lot z and
paf1 lot IS block p
Holinead aanor-Eva B. Middleton. ct rir jefferson
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
CIreuis oours Ns. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

/ Buseher District of Columbia: verdict fas
/ plaintiff FOR GD Plaintiffs attorneys. j. r.
I scaggs and Thompson 4 Laskey; defendants at
tcuey, r. r. Thomas
Rosssam Monaghan: order 10 return dsfasit
I for costs
+ Walker vs. Warner. motiou fer new trisl con
tnuod tn next term and time 10 submit extended
I 20 April g. Plaintiffs attorneys Tucker & kenyon
defendants attonels. Gittings Chsmberiin
Hight Moore term prolonged thirty-eiebt davs
Washington Brewery Company vs. senay: certified
/ go Criminal Court No 2 Plaintiff ATTORNEYS Rir.
/ aeJ & woodland defendants attorney. ". J. Lam
I Hurst Miller motion foF new trial continued
until next term, and term prolonged Plaintiff s
attorney. Edwin Forrest; defendants attoFueys.
/ Braudenburg d Brandenburg
United States Carter Va Inisel states Fydelitv
snd Guaranty Company IT Baltimore continued for
/ the term Plaintiffs attorueys Hamilton. Colbert
4 Hamilton; Defendants attorney. NJ H. Beach.
! Miller TS Potomac Laundry Company; i1fv re-
/ spted. Plaiatifs attoTneYs, W. G. PrsptisS and
+ q. r. Williams. defendants attorneys l. J. Mashar
and e. n Hendler
( Player ss. Slater: hearing on motion for neR
trial continned and term prolonged Plaintiffs al
torne'. p l. Ges; defendants attorney, Leon To-
bTinrr
johnson Baliingcr motion to set aside h,ds
mout continued tiii ngxt tern and time 70 sutrsi.
extended 20 April 8. Plaintiffs attorney Wilton
Lam1eTl; aefendants attorneys J. II. ThuFston and
L. g. Donaldson.
Assignments for TODAY:
No. %2 Garner ". Crsbb Attorneys. J. I. Pey-
ser-J, T. Hunter
No 4sa. Newton Fs Columbis Railway Company
ATTORNEYS, A. b. Webb. J. Darlington
No. IS. DuttcFa IS. McDermott Attorpeys p 4
Bowen F. C. Handy, and Il. B. Behrend-J j.
Darlington.
No g. Thomas rs. PaFkcr. Attorneys. Gsorrs p
Ho0Ter-Raiston & Siddmls.
No. 55. Ricketts, vs. sun Printing and Publishing
Company. Attone5s J. n. Tburston. Baker. sheshy
& Hogan-A. S WoTthington.
Nc. 5E- Slater Us Taylor. Attorueys L. A.
Bsiley-A. S. & J. f. TAYLOR
No $50. Baron Fitzpatrick Attorneys r. A
Bowen, &c. r. Wilson
No 5i3 Gamble Ts Willard Hotel COMPANY At
t0fneys, Fred Beal and ". n. White-Hamilt5a.
Colbert & Hamilton
S4a tiundiach vs. Ldttlefeid, AlvoTd & co. Altar.
neys, David RothsChild-J J. Darlington
No 53l. Nicolai Ihiladelphis, Baltimore ana
Washington Railway Company. Attorneys K II
Mcneil and l.. H. David McKenney 4 Flannerv
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
(slonday. April /. 1000
Court OF Appeals.

Court Of Appeals.
Assignments fog to-day;
Special calendsr-Ne. / Story Is stofs. APPEL
lants attorney, J. s. Easby-smith.
No 9 District Of Columbia Ts, Brooke. Appei-
liant sttoFnegs. z. h. Thomas and y. H. STEPHENS
appeliees attorney john Ridout.
No. 3. United States. ex rel. Parish. S. shsw.
Appellants attome. Holmes Confad and LeisH
Robinson.
No. 4 seeley gs sesloy. Appellants aitsnsys.
T. T.. Galley and Barry Mohusi appslles's attorney.
H. = Davis.
Regular ean-No. "a Logue ~ fleming. Ap-
pellants attorneys. Evans Benson Poultney; ap-
pellee's attorney, .. C. Coidren.
No l731. Columbia National Bank Ys. Msekniskt.
Appellants attorney, 3. T. Leighton: appeiees at-
toTneys LeekiP. Fulton 4 Cox
No. l7i8 Dobbins Is. Thomas. Appellants sstnF-
ney Leo slnmons; apDelles's attorney, 4. q. Don
aIdson.
No. l7l5 WEIGH w. Lynch. Appellants attorneys,
Nathaniel Wilson. C. K. Wilson, and ". d. ba-
vidge appeliees attorney, C. A. Keiswin-
No fis saud Filtration Corporation .. CoHzF'
din. Appellants attorneys. WOrthiRgt0n. heaid 4
Frailsy appeees attorneys, {. &. fueAer and J. J.
Darlington,
No 1850. Virginia Carolina Company IS. EisingeE.
Appellants attorney, Il. Winship Wheatiey: appel
lees attorney. Hayden johnson.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
Equity Court No. /.


In re assignment Of Annie =. TennilIe; references
to auditor Petitioners solicitor. Malcolm Huity.
Hutton Hutton; rule as to contempt return.
able April s. C0mplainants solicitor CTsndal
Maokey.
Doran IS Dofani auditors report confirmed Com
piainant's solicitor. ]. +. AicNally.
Brown IS Economy Powder Company sale ratified
usi Complainsnts solicitor. J. " Glenusn.
simmons vs. simmons. time 10 take testimoul
extended C0mplainants solicitors 4. II. Bell
and ID. n Houston defendants solicitor. II. L. B.
Atkisson, L. T.. williamson, and J. A. Butler.
Shoemaker vs. Shoemaker leave to dedeate pari
Of land granted
Morris vs. Mutual Life Insurance Company; in
suance contract reformed. Complsnsnis solicitors
r. f. Wilson and J. Is. Archer; defendants solicitor
J. T. TAYLOR.
Motions for today
In re bankruptcy solomon Car. Attorneys. Ben
iamin- BsdeTston.
In re bankruptcy william NJ Redmond. Attor
news. williams. johnson, and Jones
No ST. Male IS. Martin et al Attorneys, Lati
mer-Webb. Minor.
No. 81. Knorp vs.. Durkin ct al. Attorneys Tay
loT- Douglas MsttheHa
Nc as. Army and Navy union Ts. Regular Arms
and Navy Union Attorneys. Lipsconib. Fugitt-
Wolf 4 Rosenberg.
No 22i. Pouet vs.. DepoilIy ct al. Attorneys
Huity-Plumiy- Birney.
No 70 PinsbuFy vs. Metropolitan Coach Com
pany ATTORNEYS. Murphy. Putnam, Bainsnd-Haia
ilt0n & Colbert.
No. s25. smith Company vs. Tyssowsi ct Al At
ioraey. siddcns.
No. 81. Hsndlsy vs. District Of Columbia. Al
torneys Sullivan Thomas stephens.
No ~ Marriott vs. Mutual improvement So
ciety. Attorneys. Absrt. Bgd-Toomeg, Patterson.
No ISL Morisi-A MOTH IS Palmer tt al. Attorneys
Mackey Lamberi--Hiams. BskeT
No %8 MYERS vs. Washington Humane Society
Attorneys keigFin. Johnson-Smith.
No 5a- Stewart et Al. 81. Stewart es Al. Alter
neys. Ralslou a Siddons-Iewis David
Notiee-Thers wiz be a preliminary cali Of ths
odd numbered cases 0u the Equity esleudsr todsy
10 Equity Court No l. Gases in which counsel fail
% respond viii be continued.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

BloominEdale-Alay b Wright to Robert Lee
OBren. Dot - block. H. SIC
No. lAs Ftmmonth street uoEthwest-Jaseuh T.
Mcfarland e uK 70 isidoT Grosner, LOT %.
square 2I6 SO
Eiglth street northeast. between and g streets
Wiliism X. Pierce ei ux TO Samuel Bilsou part
Dot i@. square sls. Sla
Washington Highlauds-Chsrles G. Taylor TO Ed
wand A. Weiss, lot Il. block q. SO.
South Carolina sasEthesst between Sixth aHd
Seventh streets-Wiiham ]. Frizzen Il u1 10
Charles Dpaw. part original lot Il. square SIS.
SO
Burlsith-Edsar q. BIaekman Ct TX. to Peter 81
Ulrich part lat l. block III SO
Thirteenth street Southwest between and D
sfrcets-Nfiiam g. Ellis 70 Jsmes Shea. part
Let y. square &6 SO
street southwest between Ninth and Teath
stFeeis-Adrian p. Cox 20 Floyd Z. Davis, parl
BOT %. square s8 SO.
Peters Mill geat-Chsrles r. Burharns 60 Robert
Allen. part SO
Sixteenth street northwest between L and N
stTeets-Henry A. Du Pont ct al. 70 samuei
Henri, lots 9 70 g, and part original lots l5
and io, square l@, SO
street. northwest. near Jefferson street-simon
Atlas ct TX. TO Edward A. Mscomber part lots
81 and S. square 1las. SIC.
HelHead Msnor-fhomas J. Lane ct al to Wilmot
h. True, lots 2 and 1 block IS so Wimot
". True CONVEYS same property 70 Thomas J.
and John ] Lane. $40
Alley. between II and l. Second and Third streets
ncrthwest-JeremiAh Murphy ct ux. to Adrian
2. Cox. lots 81 and e square So SO.
Thirteenth street northwest between and I streets
-Mary Jaeger et yir, Carr, 90 samuel J. Pres
eott Company, Inc. pau original lot q square
Z5a $40.
Iusieside-Percy n. Russell ct ux 70 James O.
Wright trustee. lot g. block @ SO
BT0oh'aD3-J0bn j. Lord et ux- to Frank II. aBd
Frances M ToWner. lot TO- block % G70a
Kalorsma Heights-PaTker Mann et uX. 10 Samuel
T. Kalbfus lot z and psIt lot D. block q SO
sixth and A streets s0utheast-Cscar Luckett ct a.
trustees. 30 John r. Ferris part lot 4, square
6ll. $500
East Capitol street between EleTenth and Twelfth
stfeets-H Helene ;. White g. William T. Hen
burn. lot u. square sss SECS.
Thirteenth street northwest between G and II
streets-J ames Q'Donneu ct ux. 70 Bernard J.
Cain. part original l0t square - SO
No. 1907 T. street norjhwest-J. Clarence Welch 10
Lon h Johnson. lat So sqRaFe 81 Slah.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULES.
Faculty board Decides Upon Baseball
and FoefbmH Dates.

FaeiitS beard Decides Upon baseball
and FoefbaII Dates.
AZ a meeting OF the board of faculty
athletic directors Of the high schools
yesterday the football schedule for
next fali was adopted. and It was de-
eided 10 revise the baseball dates which
were announced some time ago
The baseball dates follow:
ApsH l2-Central vs. Western.
April i9-Technical IS. Genital.
April 2f-Business ys. Western.
April @-Teehnieal IS. Eastern.
MAY 8-ceutTai vs. Business.
May Business IS Eastern.
May lt-Western Is Eastern.
May Is Business vs. Technical.
NAV l7-Ceutral vs.. Eastern.
Mag 99-Teehnical s.. Western
The schedule for football next fall fol-
lows:
october s-Business ys. Western.
October li-G'entral vs.. Eastern.
October ls-Teebnicai vs. Western.
0etsbFF l8-Business Eastern.
October 22-s'entral ". Technical.
October 25-Eastern vs. Western.
October z9-GeHiFai IS. Business.
November l-Essteru vs.. Technical.
November Central Is. Western
October s-BusineSs vs. Technical.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02

Georgetown showed a complete reversal
OF form over the game of Saturday. when
the local team defeated Princeton yester-
day on the Georgetown field by 10 to ?.
Georgetown had no trouble whatever in
downing the Tigers. As in the game
Saturday where the one team was the
strongest. the other was the weakest. in
the pitchers box The Tigers were out
batted, outhelded. and outplayed in every
department. Drewes pitched the hrst five
innings for Princeton and did not do
badly until the fifth inning. when he was
touched up for three singles and Two
doubles, which, with a base on balls and
two errors. netted six runs for George
town Clark, who relieved him, Jared
little better, two runs being made of him
IA his first round IN the box on base ON
balls, a nit. an error and a passed ball
ice Montgomery. the field and track
captain. who was in the box for George
town. showed better form than was
shown by Csntwen and Devine on Satur-
day. He allowed but six scattered hits
and struck out three of his opponents.
Cantwen has generally been considered
Georgetown's best pitcher but judging by
yesterdays work Montgomery must be
placed on a per with the man upon whom
the brunt Of the twirling Of the Blue and
Gray was to fsll
Some Clever Fielding.
Although Capt. Smith is charged with
four errors, the fielding OF the whole
Georgetown team was at times brilliant.
scheiler and Devlln carrying OF the in
dividual honors with several clever as
sists. Seheller Simon, Courtney. and Ma
Ioney each got pair OF hits for George
town. while Vaughn was the best at the
bat for Princeton with a pair Of singles.
Neither team was able TO score in the
opener. but in the second Georgetown got
two runs on base on balls. a single by
Courtney, "a balk single by Maloney,
and Fishers error.
Princeton tied the score in the third
Vaughn started with a two-bagger. Wis
ter was safe on Smiths error on Harlans
chance. and both trotted home on wister'
single.
Georgetown pat the game on the shelf
in the nth by scoring six runs. Mont
gOmery drew base on balls. and after
Devlin had been retired Scheller ripped
of a two-bagger which counted the
pitcher. SCheiler scored a moment later
on Capt Smiths hit, and Smith came
home on Simon's double. Byrnes was safe
on Fish's error and then the Georgetown
first baseman stole second. Simon and
ByTnes Tailed on COurtney's safety. and
Courtney went so second on a misplay
by Wistcr After Duggan had gone out,
AIaioRey whipped Out a hit which sent
Courtney across the plate with the sixth
Iun OF the inning
Ia the sixth the Blue and Gray brought
the i0taf up 10 10 By scoring two runs on
base on balls to Schiller a sacrifice by
Smith, Simon's single. Wister's error, and
q passed ball.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
HATCHETITEs VS.. PENN.
George Washington Meets the
Quaker Team This Afternoon.

The nine from the University of
Pennsylvania will be the attraction at
Van Ness park this afternoon as the
opponents of George Washington.
The QIakers are primed for their
contest this afternoon. The George
Washington team is also on edge. as
Coach Cummings is particularly anx-
ious to make a good showing in the
first coHsest with the PennsyIvanians.
The Hatchetite line MP viii be very
nearly the same as in the last two
games, though Cummings may an
nounce some slight shift before the
game is called He has not yet de-
cided who viii pitch. but viii wait un-
I'll he watches the men warm up in
practice before the game. The contest
will be started promptlv At f.l5.