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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-07

In remitting for his subscription, a
subscriber writes us: "You are send
ing out a splendid paper
A private letter from Mr.. D. W.
Shealy says that he is getting along
fine in Florida, where he moved a
year ago.
Another shipment of the fluffy
ruffle" belts just in at Hooton's, IN
all the popular shades.
Rev. P. E. Monroe, of Ehrhardt,
will preach at the Church of the Re
deemer next Sunday at II O'clock
Newberry Observer.
fyou are sick over the children's
shoe question, have the remedy
Come and see me. W. D. RHoAD.
A horse belonging to DR.. h. F.
Hoover created some excitement by
running away down Main street
Tuesday morning. He was hitched
to wagon, which with the harness
was damaged some.
The statement that the ATLANTIC
Coast Line Railroad Company had
been behind last year in paying its
taxes and was taxed with the pen
atty was an error. 1t was the Sea
board Air Line that paid the penalty
and not the Coast Line.
The county is now paying the sher-
iff by the day for feeding prisoners.
The price paid is 80 cents per DAY,
and the bill for last month amounted
to $4,000. The clerk of the county
board tells US that this arrangement
has been in vogue for several months,
and the expense has averaged about
$4,000 per month AS to whether
this plan is cheaper than that OF hav-
ing the county buy rations for prls-
oners we are not informed.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-07
Prisoners in Jail.

There are seven prisoners in Jail
awaiting trial. at court next week.
They are: Addison johnson and Wes-
lev Hutto, charged with the murder
of M. B. Warn; Dock Nelson, under
sentence of death for murder, but
whose case has been appealed; John
Anderson, charged with the murder
of Willie Cutter, white; John Gale,
for housebreaking and larceny; Char
lie Morris, for killing Levy Morris at
Olar last Saturday. night, and Man
sum Mcmillan, who will be tried for
killing William Holman on Mr.: M.
N. Rice's place last t~Saturday: These
last two were put in jail Sunday.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-07
Death of rlr. George Quattlebaum.

Mr.. George Quattlebaum died at
his homie in the Cope section of
Orangeburg county Tuesday night,
after a short illness. He was about
IS years old and leaves wife and
one child. Mr.. Quattlebaum mar.
ried Miss Mary Cleckley, a sister OF
DIR. J. J. Cleckley. He was well
known and had many friends and
relatives in this city, to whom the
news of his death brings sorrow.
The burial is to take place this (Wed-
nesday) afternoon at Union church,
in the community where he died.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-07
At the Opera House.

isis in New York. will be the
first attraction at the opera house
in this city. It comes next Monday
evening, November 11th. 1t is said
to be a fine show, appearing in
Charleston, Augusta, Macon, and
jacksonville, and Col. Folk only
secured it as they had an open night
which they could not put in else
where. It is a screamingly funny
farce, based on the visit of a Hoosier
girl to the metropolis. Prices, 35'
so, and 75c.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-07
To the Trading Public.

l beg to announce to the trade that
have purchased the stock of hardware
and other goods, formerly belonging to
Mr.. C. J. S. BROKER, and that l vii!
continue the business at the same old
stand (under the town hail. and | ask
a liberal share of the patronage of the
trading public. 1t will be my endeavor
to keep the stock, in all departments,
up to the high standard which my pre-
decessor kept it. Thanking the public
in advance am,
Yours for business,
J. A. HUNTER.
Bamberg, S. c., Nov. 5th, 1907.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-07
Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Bessinger take
this method of extending sincere
thanks to the many friends who show
ed so much kindness and attention
during the sickness and death of their
daughter. In times of aff1iction words
of kindness and acts of love are
doubly appreciated, and while we
cannot thank each one personally, all
who served us in any way have our
sincere gratitude.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
HACKETT MEETS DEFEAT.
WestfaH also Beaten in Long Island
Championship Tourney.

Defeats for Harold H. Hackett and Herbert
L. Westfall marked two upsets in the narrow
ing field of the Long Island lawn tennis cham
pionship tournament yesterday the courts OF
the Kings County Lawn Tennis Club Joseph
t. Mcmahon. the old-time title holder of the
Crescent Athletic Club. played Hackett to
standstill. winning in straight sets at Go. 6-4.
Mcmahon proved adroit at the net. and by play
ing back all Of Hackett's drives worked the New
York state champions defeat because of his
own errors.
Club. defeated Westfan Steadiness was the
winning factor In this match. as Westfau worn
down by his opponents drives frof side TO side
of his court. lost at I-5. 6-i by untimely net
ting of the ball at critical points
The doubles began with a three-set match IN
which the Elizabeth Town and Country Club
pair-M. s. Charlock and II. Mex. GIazebrook-
defeated the Hinck brothers. Montclair Athletic
Club 1911, 4-6. 81. Irving G. Wright, paired
with Harry Torrance. also won the team show
ing good form The summary follows:
we Hes InS Grant Ss~ P0s sss s 5cgaa
G. smith Kings County Lawn Tennis cub 80 si
,,, Third IOundIwye G Grant, New York Lawn Tennis
club. e-1 IS E. Cameron. KnickerbockeT Field Club
g. 6-S Henry H Mollenhaue- Kings County Lawn
Tenn Tennis Club defeated 0tt9 Mpck MontclaE Athletic
Tennis Club defeated Harold H Hackett. West Side
booker Field club defeated Herbert L. westtaii New
o5s dHTn lem Tennis Ca Club ra. 3 60 Irving Wrgh
Heitkamp. Kings County Lawn Tennis Club. 81, e-2
defeated William B. Cragn, ir West Side Lawn Tennis
Fourth round-Frederick C, Anderson. Kings County
I%n a Tennis Club, defeated TheodSre Roosevelt Ps
Long Island E fhanIonseP I i5 doubles a5s5 s9unM
Monteair Athletic Club Eli IS 81: Irving G.
Rss3n % and . .nssw0o Field CUB TssPset,ysy dsfss:a
County Lawn Tennis Club. 6-1. 6-4.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

The Giants gave the Chicago Cubs severe
trouncing at the Polo Grounds yesterday, before
another huge crowd of some twenty thousand
persons. and got sweet revenge for their defeat
Tuesday. The score was to l.
With Overall in the box for Chicago the fans
feared for the worst. but their apprehension
quickly turned to rejoicing. as the great
pitcher, who has not lost a game this year. was
hardly himself and could not fool the New York
batsmen. The Giants fairly batted him out of
the box in the fifth inning. when they scored five
runs and practically won the game then and
there.
The Giants not only hit the ball hard. but
fielded brilliantly. The work OF shannon was was
particularly worthy of note. In the first inning
he was cheered to the echo for pretty running
catch Of Tinker's fly, and in the third inning
was loudly applauded for a hard sprint anu
tunninp catch of Slagle's hot liner. Seymour
dropped Sheckard's long fly In the eighth inning.
which allowed Tinker to score Chicagos only
-, Lood,,
game for New York He kept the seven hlis
made off his delivery we'll scattered ana hau ea.
most perfect control. giving only one pase Un
taus Paulhach who took OveralFs place IN the
sixth inning, pitched fairly we'll. but hao ioS'
game his hands. , .ho ,au,a
,,,oc called standing room in the various seaiiuS
was at a premium There were no sisHS VI 80
order such as marked TUESDAYS game, ana
when Emslie and O'Day, whose declslohs heaiiS ~
ca,ead n riot on the previous day, came upon
the field they were loudly cheered. ,,
In the third inning, Seymour while stealing ing
tn second base, spiked Tinker. The latter lost
his temper and 1t looked as If there woulu pe
trouble when ODay iuterfered This was the
only outbreak in the game. s,
shannon started tie batting rally In the nitn
inning with a single to left field. Strang hleo
to SlagIe, which held Shannon on hrst. DeVhh
singled to right field and advanced with Shan-
non on a wild pitch. Seymour walked hiIln8
the bases Then Bowerman was hit on the
chest by a pitched ball, forcing shannon In.
NcGann sent out a liner TO right field and Dew
lin tailed. Hoffman made good throw 10 the
plate that would have resulted in Seymour g re-
tirement but Killing dropped the ball and the
error resulted in another for the Giants.
Dahlen then lined a fine single TO right neld
along the foul line. which Bowerrnan ana
McGann raced home. Corcoran hit into double
play which ended the inning
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
TRAVERS In RARE FORM
PLAYS BRILLIANT GOLF.
Leads Field in Qualifying Round for
Local Cham pionship.

ror the second year in succession Jerome D.
rrovers. Of ATontclair. earned the distinction of
,,od,ng the field in the qualifying round of the
,.o+ropolitan Golf Association championship
..,,rrarnent over the links of the Nassau Coun-
-, GLIB yesterday. Travers returned scores of
20 and "A for a total of 1913 Walter ]. Travis.
~ Garden City, was four strokes away. while
Fsndlay s Douglas, of the home club. was third
with Us.
Douglas, Fred Herreshoff Of Garden City, and
Marshal whitlatch, of Montclair. were tied for
the lesl. with rs each. a stroke better than
Travers the title holder. Friends of Douglas
W re gfatiied at the showing Of the former ma
toual AND metropolitan champion who has not
heen at his best for several seasons. A couple
of GS N his afternoon card, however prevented
cheS II from doing better than an so. Travis,
affs- going out in Al. managed to finish with
S7e
A II realizing that something unusual was
eanec+ed of him, Travers set a merry pace In
re 1s.ernoon. and entirely too fast for Here
.hoff, his partner. The former got a stroke
under bar with at the third hole His 8 at
the NTH hole up the hill was brilliant work,
es this green is rarely reached in less than two
full shes This gave the champion a 3S out
CONG home his only slip was a at the long
hftsent hole. although by absolutely par golf
he mig have saved a stroke at the tenth hole
and aein al the twelfth. 1t was really his
cInsteT Of SIS as much anything else that en-
ehed MIN TO distance his rivals, for neither
Trayt nor Douglas in the afternoon could do
letter than a brace Of IS. The leaders card
II
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
H. ~ 0AN HIDING WE'LL
Accountant UIiU Not Start in the
Suburban Hand;con

T. Dugan, the little eigbtv-nornd ho,, -,
S ioF barney Schneider, gave further 49,.
oehce OF his skill at Gravesend ,,Ast.~a
e ulIee winners and one third borso ~
.~Lounts. ~ his work on Chief tJa,,o. - "'o
~ - Htsl race, and Molesey ,vbiaL =, "licH won
,sa worIny or particular nraisa WI tle NTH,
- 80 10 flae IN the form he - II ne con-
~. icy prove a worthy rival =. sSn o,ei showing
,rn eeeson is over. Miller roda t niiIler before
- .hs s al ana McCarter and sbsrn5 winners In
OF the DAY with E. Dugan. ''''N shared the honors
Oun'ant' the champion three-v.sro,s
year ana the biggest money winner - ., u iast
son, VIII not start IN the s,,b,,rh.- ~ 'ne sea-
James b. Brady made this annourco,., p
cay. accountant struck himself "a "a. yester-
Tor the Brooklyn Handicap and f ls ilIai work
was reared that he had bowed -, tlfne IL
veterinarian said yesterday hoyve,1er "a The
good horse would be all right I'm a fer at .iiat the
that II would be necessary TO let nm T., Iqys. Dut
This led Mr.. Brady to give orders that H. ' mork;
not be hurried and no effort made TO prono % ti
for the Suburban HNP're MIN
The Brownleigh Park Stable lost Edna Tool,
son after she was beaten in the first raca N,
feters claimed her for 81 800 ''
). i. Muir bought Ruddy Gore, Polar Star apd
s9bbing Up from Charley Hughes yesterday at
private terms a.
Notter did not ride yesterday, as the steward,
Esssenoed him for the balance OF the meeting
@9esday Tor rough riding on Coy Maid.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
ADVERTISING MEN AT FOX HILLS.

There were hfty-sx starters in the annual golf
tournament of metropolitan advertising interests at
Fox Hills yesterday. Singles were played In the
morning and foursOmes in the afternoon In the
morning handicap Jason Rogers. of the Deal Golf
Club won the net score prize. with a card or
G-s-7s T. j. Ridgeway and D. NJ Parker also
came in for net prizes. 9. B. Martin. Of founta-
kah. with Sc. won the gross score prize. WINS
F. A Freeman and c. W. 1nslee earned other tro-
phies Insee won after play-of with = e
Sands OF Meriden-
The same liberal array OF prizes was also offered
In the foursomes W. G Freeman and G. : Brown
led with a card of S5-1t-T4, while E A. Freeman
and <. J. Ridgeway had the best gross. q other
combinations win trophies were A l. Aldred
and C. H Rosenfeld. S6-16-s0; w w Harris and
F. ]. Ross. s9-SS1; r. s Wood and T. W. Spald-
ing I03-S-7I, and G. B. Martin and I. 5 Hope,
A6T9
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
MISS MOORE MEETS DEFEAT.
Miss Milne Sprains Her Ankle in West Side
Lawn Tennis Tourney.

Miss Alice Milne. the daughter OF Professor
Milne of Columbia sprained her ankle while
testing In the womer's singles handicap the
courts of the West Side Lawn Tennis Club yester-
day She was engaged IN match with Mss Eliza
beth II Moore the time
Following the accident Miss Moore met Mrs. z.
D. Swift who defeated her in lively match. The
first set was not dAciced until twenty games had
been PLAYED. Then rdrS- Swift took the at 11-9
and the next easily e.. Miss Edna Wildey also
met defeat. Miss Scharman won rather easily az
6-3. e.. The summary follows:
womens handicap singles round)-8Iiss Elfzsbeth
II Moore defeated Miss Alice Milne plus Boz
Blagden (uinus half 15( defeated Miss
Kennedy half 10 IS, 6-4 Mrs Rice (plus half
l5) defeated Miss O'Ne tpus half 49, co 81: Miss
Scharman Cmnus half 10 defeated Miss Edna Widsy
second round~Mrs E D. swift tpius
Miss Elizabeth II. (uinus 4Ol. 11-S. 81; Miss
Fischer minus half 15) defeated Miss Emily Hi
Mems championship doubles thrs, round)J. n slads
and George Bodman from Hugh Tallsnt and V. B.
semiganai round. H sIads and George Bodrsn
feated Howard Homans and Frederick Inman. IS. es
6-S.
Play was continued in the handicap tournament
on the courts OF the New York Lawn Tennis Club
yesterday Robert T. Bryan winning his place in
the final round OF the singles. He defeated A
Bassford. g.. 81 The summary follows;
Mems handicap. singles Fourth roundl-Rob.rt T.
Bryan (ulinus 30) defeated a Bassford (scratch).
R-I
Consolation singles (hrst round)-R- NJ Beckley de-
o NJ Sternfeld. 6-1. e.; DR. y B. Beals de-
feated the Rev H P Schaufier by default: z 5.
semi-hnaI round-Robert NJ Beckley defeated Or.
y. B Beals. 6-4. 1-6 G.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
Colt Baseball Racing Lawn Tennis Other Sports
WOMEN PLAY FOR TITLE.
Mss Bishop and Mss Mir Yin
Matches on KnolIuood Links.

Keen matches prevailed in the first round of
the Womens Metropolitan Golf Association
championship tournament, continued at the
hnollwood Country Club yesterday Both of
the favorites, Miss Georgianna Bishop. of
brooklyn and Miss Julia r. Mix. of Englewood
defeated their opponents, and 1t is also worthy
OF mention that the scoring was consistently
lower than in the qualifying round, on Tuesday
Unquestionably the most meritorious round of
the day was the S3 returned by Miss Bishop i'll
her mattel; with Mrs. n. Pendleton Rogers, presi-
dent of the association. AS a general thing Miss
Bishop got good distance her drives and her
hall most Of the time was the line. She stool
up at the sixth hole, and then reeled off 4, g. J.
which gave her As for the outward journey
and enabled her to turn for home up. and Mrs
Rogers, who got a poor start, never succeeded in
striking her game until the turn, when it was
too late Coming home both played we'll Miss
Blshops card showing even As for the next five
holes. She won by ) up and to play.
Their cards
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
ON COLLEGE DIAMONDS.
WILLIAMS BEATS YALE.
Ragged Fielding Largely Response
bic for the Blues Defeat.
IBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune. !

New Haven. Conn, May 22.-Ragged fielding
cost Yale the game with Williams to-day by a
score of to 1. Captain Kinney made three
misplays. while Chapin's nun OF an easy fly was
costly Both pitchers. Meyer and Ford. were
on their mettle and not earned was
scored off either. Yale's base running was al
most unfortunate her fielding. three base
runners being easily thrown out.
In the second inning Warren reached first on
Kinneys wild throw, Harman was safe, when
Sweeney fell down In fielding his bunt. and Os-
terhouts single scored both.
Yale scored her only run in the third inning
on Williamss single, which got past Warren.
and Meyers long fly In the eighth inning
Young walked to first. took second when Chaplin
dropped Warrens fly and both scored on Har-
mans single. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
TIGERS BURY. SYRACUSE.
Dre1Ces Pitches a Remarkable Game
for Princeton.
lBy Telegraph 10 Tbs Tribune. ]

Princeton. n. J.. May 22-Princeton won its
return game with Syracuse to-day, by score of
TO 1. The Tigers outclassed their opponents
and played the fastest game here this year
Drewes. the pitcher who shut out Andover last
week without a hit run continued his re-
markable work in the box by allowing Syracuse
only two hits and striking out nine men. He
showed perfect control. and did not give a base
on, balls or hit a
Drewes bids fair to become of the best
college pitchers before he is graduated. Mack.
the Syracuse pitcher. was hit hard. and the
Tigers secured a triple. a double and four sin
giles off his delivery Vaughn. for Princeton
made three-base hit. a single and a sacrifice
and stole two bases.
In marked contrast TO Princetons sharp and
snappy work the fielding of the visitors ex
tremely ragged. and ten. errors We're charged
against them. The game was replete will brill
liant plays made by the Tigers. Wister made a
remarkable catch OF a short fly 10 right field,
and Harlan and Dillon also made difficult
catches. The score by innings follows
p. u. e
Princeton .........o o 2 1 x-T
Syracuse ..-........O o o O-1 10
Batteries-Syracuse Mack and Sullivan; Princeton.
Drewes and COoney.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
LEGG WINS A GOLF TITLE.
beats Wild IN Final Round for Interschol-
astic Championship.

Harry Legg, Of the Lawrenceville School, won the
sle @ of interscholastic golf champion at Garden
City yesterday when he defeated z NJ Wild Of
SrshIord W and 10 play. in the thirty six
.oIe maj round As matter Of fact nearly al
,"e honors Of the tournament were gathered in
u me LaWrencevile boys. H. c. Jordan. Of the
eai'S school' won the consolation cup The only
exception 70 the LaHrenceville string of e,ccese.s
oSsIif99 ne %lrnlng Of the low score prize in the
HT1SS-.t5 -t-g Iound oy Wild. earlier in the week
se,o -eace and physique had much to do with
~ INNING me match for the title Wild is a slim
d lao ana hardly able to bear IN under an all
Ike SL5e espegialiy over long and trying course
OF Minnesota ~ 'i'e 'haihpionsiilp
des.a ~ maj round Tor the consolation CUP Jordan
by me- s-5 ~ 51eklnE a an Of the st. Pauls School
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

Afer Douglas came Herreshoff and Charles
II. Sew. Of Wee Burn. tied at I62. The latter,
Il vii be remembered, won the Metropolitan
son al6 Howard Whitney had 163, while George
T. Bbxaw returned two consistent rounds Of
50 esch. for 1914 Others to qualify were
Archis Graham the New Jersey champion;
John n Ward. Whitlatch, L. a. Hamilton, Ar
len i. Robbins, L. P. Gwyer and Walter
.9eebles The latter is a Scotch player who was
-unne-up in the Van Cortlandt Park tourna-
-.lent last season
Thee was a tie at 175 for last place in the
uualf ing round between E. NJ. Barnes, w. E.
Conkl-a and James L. Taylor. James G. Bat
terson Just missed getting in
The course was in its usual excellent condi-
ton. qDvering a playing length of slightly more
than 1000 yards. Of the seventy-eight entries
az even seventy started Eighteen hole match
play trounds will be in order to-day. The
foil
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

On Sunday May 26 general revision of the time tables of
the Pennsylvania Railroad will be made.
Several changes will the New
and Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington afford better
commodation all will
justed in the interest of the travelling public.
The Seabord Express with through sleeping Birming
ham Tampa will be changed New
and Washington $40 p NJ where will
with of the Norfolk Washington Company
Old Point Comfort Norfolk, the Jamestown Exposition
tables Ticket Agents on and after
May Is.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
CLOSE CALL FOR HARVARD NINE.
Ten Innings Necessary to Defeat the An
dover School Team.

Andover Mass. May 22.-Harvard defeated Phil
lps Andover by a score of to this afternoon in a
ten-inning contest which close and interesting
throughout. Brilliant fielding done both
sides. but at critical times figured in the
scoring.
A timely hit by Harvey enabled Harvard TO tie
the score in the ninth inning and errors by Shannon
and Captain Reilly of Andover gave Harvard the
victory in the tenth. The score follows:
r. Fl. Z.
Harvard 80 o o o ii s S
Andover 80 o 0-3 3
Batteries-Brennan and Currier; Belford and
Burdette,
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

The match between Miss Mix and her club
mate, Miss Elizabeth Hurry. proved interesting.
Although outdrven from every tee, Miss Hurry
stuck to her opponent, going out where the pair
stood all even. Miss Mix, however had thrown
away several chances to win holes which ap-
peared TO be at her mercy. Both went out in
46. Thereafter Miss Mix gave nothing away at
the shot game and the other never had chance.
Miss Mix has heightened out her drive since
last year.
The hardest match of the day was between
two Baltusrol players. Miss Marie Harrison and
Mrs. NJ D. Paterson. They all square at
the turn. but a little later Mrs. Paterson stood
up. Miss Harrison squared the match by
bringing off long put on the home green. After
this three extra holes were necessary before
Miss Harrison finally &on. The survivors will
meet in the semi-fnal round to-day, follows:
Miss Bishop Miss Harrison, Miss Mix vs..
Miss Milne. The summary follows:
&C, Championship cup (arst round)-Mss Georgianna
Bishop. Brooklawn, beat Mrs. y. Pendie:on Rogers
PlainfeId. BY 3 UP and to play.
son. Baltusrol. / up (2l holes)
Miss Ruth Milne Powehon. beat Miss Elsa Hurlbut
Morris County. up.
Julia r. Mix Engewood beat Miss Elizabeth
Hurry. Englewood by up and 2 TO play.
Second cup first round)-Mrs. A. II. Harris, Apawams
beat Mrs. L w. Calan Englewood. by
Tiffany Nassau by and to play.
Mrs F: Clarke. Apawamis. beat Miss Ethel Cheek
Englewood. by up.
Miss Page Schwarzwalder. Bstusrol. beat
Ceblacker, Hackensack. by up and TO play.
Third cup Chrst round)-Mrs. Ralph Lane Richmond
County beat Mrs. G. Barclay, Hackensack. by and
Mrs. f. F Sanford. Essex County beat Miss Isabel
Irving. Richmond County, up.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

Tvo-base hlt-SheckArd Three-base hit-Tinker Hits
on overall IN five innings; on Reulbach 3 In three
Innings sacrifice hitsSeineldt. Overall Stolen bases
shannon SEYMOUR Strang. = Double plays-TinSer.
Evcrs and Chance bases-New York. o: Chicago.
First base on baIls-On McCinnity l; on Overall. :;
Of Reulbach. ,. First base on errors-New York =
BY ptcher-By Overall. l. Struck out
Rv MeC;innity . by overall I: by Reuloach, l. Wild
pitches-OveraiI q ReuIbach. l. Time, l:6O Umplres-
Emsie and O'Day.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
sUPERBAs BEAT CINCINNATI AGAIN

The Superbas won another game from Cincinnati
at Washington Park. Brooklyn. yesterday, by a
score OF to l. Brooklyn scored twice in the fourth
inning CaSey's single. lumley double, an error
by Camel and out.
The visitors tailed once. in the seventh inning.
on Cancels double to left field, passed ball and
long nv TO outneld The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

Ihree-oase hit-Jones. Double plays-Wiams
Sweeney: Camp to Jones williams; Wadsworth 10
Hartman Bases on balls-By Ford. s. by Meyer 4.
Struck out-By Ford. 5: by Meyer. 4. stolen bases
CLIFFORD Waters Warren Sacrifice hits-waters and
Lewis Left on bases-Yale. :: williams. g. Tina OF
same-1;4o. Umpire-Mr Hin. Attendance. 500