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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-05-29

l.. C. Hoffman q A. B. Noll, Trustees
vs. In Cnancery
X. L. Hoffman ct al
Commissioners Office
Martinsburg, w. Va, May, l4th 1908.
ed cause.
By "A decree of the Circuit Court of Berkeley
County, W. Va, entered in the above entitled
cause, on the 2ith. DAY of April. 10 s, the same
was referred 10 me, with instructions to as
certain and report.
First, 10 state and settle the accounts OF
l.. G. hoffman and Allen b. Mol, Trustees.
sc ond; The debts whether by liens or other
wise, owing by the SAID X. L. Hoffman, with
the amounts and priolities thereof.
bird; The real ana personal property own
ed by the sand Il. T. Hoffman, at the une OF
the making the general assignment To the
lid Trustees.
Fourth; And such other matters as any
party in interest may require, or said COM
missioner thinks proper. the same being Per-
tinent
You will therefore take notice that l have
fixed Oh Wednesday the IL. h uay of June 49OS
Mt 10 a. IN. as the time when. and my office In
Martinsbuig, W. Va, as the place where, l
will proceed 10 execute the said order of re-
ference, and if, from ANY cause, the same be
not completed on that day, 1t Will be adj
burned from time to time, at the same place,
until 1t is completed.
Given under my hand this 18th day of May
1858.
". Il. CoI.ton, Commissioner in Chancery of
said Court. Its
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FIDUCIARV NOTICE

The following list of fiduclaries, whose
accounts are before the undersigned Com
missioner of Accounts of the County Court oil
Berkeley County. West Virginia. for settle
ment,
Henry j. Seibert, Guardian of r. Boyd Pearl.
Henry j. SeiDert, Guardian of BirGie Pearl.
Henry J. Seibert, Guardian of Paul sullivan.
Henry j. Seibert, ardlan of VIM, Penn Ben
nett.
Henry j. Seibert, Committee of Ezra Sicode-
mus.
D. p Lemaster, Guardian of WIN. p Knire
d. r. Letnaster, Guardian If Mary Kn,pe,
d. Z Lemaster, Guardian OF David knpe.
John II. Riper, Administrator of Mary e.
Riner, deceased,
John ii. Riner, E1ecutor:of Geo P. Riner. de
ceased.
A. ]. Snyder, committee of Mary Keplinger
w. w Downey;committee of Mary McLaug h-
lin.
Given under my hand 20 nmissioner Of Ac-
of said Court, my office in the Dorm Bull +
ing. in Martinsburg, Berkeley county, W Va. this
i4th day of May, 1908
D. W. Snyder, r., Com of Accounts.
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Rodney Pierce Optical Company, Uorpo-
ration.
VS.. In Chancery
w q. Austin
Commissioners Office
Martinsburg, W, Va. May lith. 1868
To all persons, interested in the above en-
titled cause.
By decree OF he Circuit Court OF Berkeley
County, W Va, lereu IA The above entitled
couse, On the END day vi Aprii ioVS, the rane
was refe red TO me, with instructions TO as
certain ara report.
First: The real estate owned by the judg-
ment debtor, w. 6. Austin, where situate, It's
description and the quantity hereof.
Secvnd; The liens upon said real-estate, by
whom held, with the amounts and pfiorttes
thereof. :
Ihird Whether the rents from said reai-es
tate viii pay Oft in Five years, the liens there
ON AND The costs OF this suit.
Fourth; And such other matters, as any
party in interest may require, the same bsing
pertinent, or such otner matters AS said q OIL
missioner, himself may deem pertinent,
whether SO required or not.
You will therefore take notice that / have
fixed ON Monday tue Sth day oil June, 1913 at
20 a. IN. rs tle lime when, and my office in
Mart nso ar w. Va, az the place " here 1 will
proc ed tlexecute the SAID order OF reference,
ant. L., rom any cause the same be not com
peted ON THAT ,iay, IL VIII be adjourned, from
tune to time, at the same place until IL is
completed.
Given under my hand this l4th day OF May
1913.
W. b. Colston, Com IN ssioner, In chancery
OF said Court. 4b
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BOOK THREE.
CHAPTER xi.

Beware the Path Ahead Of You'll"
The American PAGES the deck more
buoyantly; reflection shows him what
a prodigious aid Marina's knowledge
OF her native island, its proud, yenge-
full race and curious customs, win be
to him in his search for his lost bride.
The mists Of the morning are slowly
rising from the biuff headlands of
Cape Rosso: before the vessels bow
rises the old Genoese watch tower that
guards the little harbor of Porto, from
which is shipped the pine timber Of
the great yaldoniello forest.
The alert Graham. who has gazed
from the stern astounded at the sud
den appearance OF Mrs. Anstruther on
board his craft. leaving the wheel to
jack tar, now comes forward and
touching his hat to the lady. says:
Pleased 10 see you ON board. ma am.
though I'm afraid, Mr.. Barnes, you'll
not think we kept very good watch
on deck. Our eyes were always on the
sea, trying to catch sight Of the damned
pirates A moment later, he remarks:
With this wind, we can make the
coast wee bit farther to the SOU
Then do sol" commands Marina.
Make landing. II you can. nearly IS
miles below here at sagone."
''Why?" asked Barnes. some sur.
prise in his tone.
'Sagone by its mountain path is the
nearest port TO Bocognano. They dare
never convey your wife through Ajac-
clio. BY the wild mountain paths they
can take Enid to Boeognano unob-
served and unquestioned by the wood
cutters of the forest glens or the shep-
herds OF the steep pastures of Del
Oro"
you think the Seagull will be at
Sagone?"
Il hope So" answers the girl. THAT
will be proof that they are taking her
to Bocognano."
BY Barnes direction Graham imme-
dlately alters the course OF the vessel
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corAIssEoAERS NOTICE
E. D. Gardner, dn'r(
VS.. In Chauc8ry
William d. Havey Il Al

= I vs. In chancsry
Commissioners Office
Martansburg, W Va, May IA 1865
To all persons interested IN hs above en-
title cause.
By decree Of the Circuit Court of Berke-
ley County. w. Va, entered in the above Gu
titled cause, on the " day OF April lsJe, the
ssfils was referred to me. with instructions 10
ascertain and report.
First; The personal estate owned by the
said Charles B. havey at the time OF bis ueath,
tie character and value thereof
second, The disposition. If any, made 81
SAID personal estate, by the said h. u Saro-
ner, as administrator and to state and settle
his accounts, as such Administrator,
Ihlra, The debts owing by the said Charles
y. uayey, at the time OF mis- death. teg ~ nsr
with the respective amounts and pfiorlucs
thereof
Fourth; The real-estste owned Ly said
Charles a. Havey, AT the time OF his death, It's
quantity and location.
tifth, And such other matters as any per
son in interest may require, the same teing
pertinent, or such other matters as SAD Co'a
...tssoner, himself, may deem pertinent.
whether so required or not.
You VIII therefore take notice that nave
fixed on Monday the 2lnd of June i9tS, al ~
a. In., as the time when and my eHtce ID Mar
tinsDurg, w. Na.,ts the place where VIII pro
coed TO execute the said order of reference anu
II, from ny cause, tine same be not com
time to timeat the same place until II is com
pc ec.
Glven under my hand this 18th day of May
l9aS
W. b. Co,ston. Commissioner in Chancsry
OF said Court, IL.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

To all persons holding liens By iudgfnen
or otherwise, on the real-estate, or any part
thereof, of r. r. Hoffman
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Berkeley County. W Va, made lis q
cause therein pending 70 supiect the raal-es-
tate OF the said r., 7. Hoffman, TO the satisfar-
ton of the liens thereon you are hereby re-
quired TO present ali claims held by you and
each OF you, against the said X. t. Hoffman /,
which are liens on his reai-estate, or any part,
of it, for adjudication, TO me al my office, in
Martinsburg, WA, on or before the 10th day
of June 1908.
Given under my hand this i4th day OF May
1905.
W. b. coiston, Commissioner in Chaneery of
said Court 3ts
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NOTICE 10 LEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens, by iudgem emit
or o .herwlse, on the real-esta.e, amy part
thereof, of w L. Darby.
In pursuance of a decree OF the Circuit
Court of Berkeley County, w. va. made In a
cause. therein pending, TO subject the realizes
tate of the said w. Il. Darby, To the satisfac-
don of the liens thereon, you are hereby re-
quired TO present all claims held by you. and
each Of you, against the SAID W. r. Darby,
which are lien ON his reai-ests t=. or any part
oft, for adjudication. to me- az my office, la
Aartnsburg, W. Va, or or before The Gun. day
Of June I9JS
Giv-n under m hand this l4th. day OF
May 1905,
W. b Colston. Commissioner in chancsry
81 said Court. At
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Martinsburg, w. Va May i4tn 1915

Commissioners office
Martinsburg, w. Va May i4th lHIS
To all persons interested In the above en-
titled cause, by decree Inferred IN the above
entitled cause on the 2stn. day OF April 1905 the
same was referred TO me, with instructions TO
a certain and report
First; the iealestate owned by the judg-
ment debtor, W. 7. Darby, where sitasae, its
description and the quant ity thereof.
Second The liens Upon sad real-estate, by
whom herd. with the amounts and priorities
thereof.
Third; Whether the rent from said real-ss-
tate VIII, IN 1--we years, pay OFT the liens there
on ana the costs of this suit
Fourth; And such other matters as any
party IA interest may require, the same being
pertinent, or such other matters. as said COM
missioner himself NAV deem pertinent,
whether so required or not
You will therefore take notice that | have
fixed on Tuesday the 9th day Of June l9eS, at
~ O'Clock a. IN, as the time when, and my
office, IN Martinsburg, W. Va, as the place
where will proceed 10 execute the SAID order
OF reference, and If, from any cause, the same
be not completed Cd that day, IL Will be ad-
journed, from tia o to time, at the same place,
until IL Is completed.
Given under my hand this 14th. day of May
1905.
w. b. colston, Commissioner in Chancery
of said Court. AZ.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

To al persons holding liens, by Judgment
or otherwise, on the real-estate or any part
thereof, OF w. q. Austin.
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
q Berkeley County, w. Va, made La suse,
therein pending to subject the real-estaLe OF
he said w. q, Austin, TO the satisfaction OF
ne liens there on; yoa are hereby required 10
present all claims held;by you and each of you
against the said W. G.. Austin, which are liens
on his real estate. or any part of It. for adj ud-
teation TO nae, at my office In Martinsburg, w.
Va on or before the Sth day OF June 1893
1908.
W, 3, eoisten, Commissioner in chaneey
Of said Court,
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

To all perso MS holding liens, by jadgme {
otherwiseoD the real-estatt, or any part
the cot ofGeorge f. Iepp
In pursuance oil II decree Of the Circuit Court
-ofBerkeley County W. Va made in d cause
therein pending, To subj Get tue real-estate, OF
the said George +. Zepp, 10 the satisfaction OF
the liens thereon, you are hereby required &c
present all claims ne d 10y you amt each OF you
against tae saio Gle iGge +. Zepp, which are
liens on his realestate, or al y part of It, foi
adjudication, to me, at my ce in Martins
burg. W. va,on or before the II day of Juot
1908.
Gived under my har this 14th day of May
1905.
w. B. Colston, Commissioner in chancery o.
saiu Court. Ats.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

To the Creditors Of Charles p. Havey, decd
In pursuance OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court of Berkeley County, W. Va. made in q
cause therein pending, 70 subject the real es-
tate ofthe said Charles Il. Hayey to the pay
treRt OF his debts, you are required to presen il
your claims, against the estate of the said
Charles y. Havey. for adjudication. to W. B.
Coiston. Commissioner, at his office, in said
1908
Witness L. Dew, Gerhardt, Clerk of the
said Court,
Cts. L. Dew Gerhardt, Clerk,
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American. and II will be best to avoid
as much as possible native inns. He
calls: Madame Anstruther. am
ready"
And SO am |. And Marina trips to
the deck. a peasant girl OF her island
her dark brown tresses shaded BY
the graceful mandile and faldetta OF
grey cloth draping her agile figure
Her short skirts disclose her delicate
feet shod in strong country shoes IL
for use over the stones OF mountain
paths.
To be Continued.
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Notice Of Dissolution

Notice is hereby given hat at a meeting OF
he stock holders OF the KetterAng sasliinK = ,
= corporatioa created and organized undsr
she laws of the Stale of West virginia, ne.a
at their ONCE in the Kettering ana S 5s,,,
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wood West virginia Of Inc 1sth
III. 1905, the following resolu-
'pted.
r. Kettering Milling Company
I.reated an organized under
( state of West Virginia does
|fnue business as n corporation
s to the state it's charter and cor
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The board of directors wilt proceed TO Spn
vert the property, chooses In action zno Al
assets of their eorportion INTO cash and pay
off and discharge all ITS debts, Liabilities ana
obligations, and after fully discnarglng a.
such depts divide the remainder nons wy
stockholders pro rata with their several noia-
iugs ofstock, but no such payment sha.l oe
made to any stock holders untii after tne pun
LEGATION of the notice herein AFTER proNiusa.
this compensation cause notice of the adop,ion
Of tine foregoing resolution to be pubiisheo In
ashedspeafsr6e prircipa oEiec or place OF ousi-
ness Off sterporation, once week lor ssia
successive weeks; aud that be ceIuty tsese
resol sefon to the secretary OF state 81 " 81.
Virginia, and de liver 10 him certhca.e
showing tie publication of said notice as pro-
vided by law 49,, r,i
A. ID. 1908
Isaac T Johnson
President of said corporation.
Attest.
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Attest

Il. B. K ettering, Jr., Sec.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

George W. Buxton I,
vs.. In chaneery
w. T. Darby ct al. e
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Rodney Pierce Optical Company, a Oorpe
ration.
VS. In Chancery
w G. Austin
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COMMERCIAL BANK,

THE MERCHANTS and FARMERS
BANK
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

l.. c. Hoffman & A. B. Noll, Trustees
vs. In Cnancery
K. I. Hoffman ct al
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
BALTIMORE HONORS
FOR CENTRAL HIGH
Second in Central Y. NJ. G.
A. Meet-Dick Wins
Two Events.

BALTIMORE, Md, June 6.-With per-
fecC weather and track conditions the
cream OF the Baltimore and Washing
ton athletes made excellent time in most
OF the events today al the open meet
of the Central Y. NJ. c. a. field.
Top honors we're won by Central, with
the total Of q points. The Central High
School, OF Washington, came second
with Is points; the Baltimore City Col
lege third with II points, and the Gurley
Athletic Club, Of Washington, fourth
with 10 points.
There was a hard fight for the indi-
vidual hOnOrs. and on the final count
two athletes. one from Baltimore and
the other from Washington, were tied
for first place. each scoring 10 points.
Henry D. Ward, Of the Central Y. NJ.
c. A, Baltimore, was one OF these,
winning both the pole vault and the
broad Jump.
Dick Tied for First.
W. z. Dick. of the Central High
School of Washington, was the other,
he scoring first in both the 44O-yard
dash and the half-mile run. Ward. with
his score of 10 points, won the first leg
on the handsome silver trophy Gun of
ftred by +. II. Heiner, of the Cen
trail, Baltimore, TO become the perma-
nent possession OF the Y. NJ c A.
athlete scoring the highest number OF
points in two of the annual meets
VI the many ClpSS tlIlHneS. InaI OF the
open 100-yard dash was the most ex-
citing. So close was it that the Judges
had TO split hairs 10 pick the first three
men. II. J, Blockman, of the DOYLE
Athletic Club, was awarded first, in the
excellent time of 10 seconds.
Ward Beats SteTrett.
The pole vault was won by H. D.
Ward, after a hard struggle with ]
A. Sterrett. OF George Washington Uni
versity- After his last jump, Ward
made an attempt TO break the State
record. His vault was a cracker Jack
but he failed as his arm barely grazed
the cross-bar, causing It TO drop.
Summary of Field Events.
Running high jump-won by F. Il
Young, scratch &c. A. c.; second. w
G. Boettinger, , inches Oh. A. c.; third,
II. c. Burgan, inches &C. Y. NJ. c. Al.
16-pound shot-put-Won by Pieper. )
feet tunattached): distance, g feet 10lL
inches; second, q. L. Timanus, feet
&C. Y. NJ. 9. A.; distance, 81 feet 6
inches; third, @. c. CrOling, scratch On.
A c.; distance. 81 feet l inch.
Pole vault-WOn by II. D. Ward 8
inches &C. Y, NJ. G. A.; second, J. A
Sterrett. scratch C. w. u; third. ].
Primus, foot 9 inches IS. J. d.. height,
10 feet inches.
Running brosh jump-Won BY Fl. D.
- ard. , feet 8 inches &c Y NJ c. A.:
second, W. 9. BOettinger. ] foot s
inches Oh. A. c.; third, F. d. Stafford.
? feet q. {. c., distance, q feet
49, AAAE'a
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

the intercollegiate mile champion, was
responsible for the other new figures.
when he led home q fast field In the
800 meter G,6S95 YARDS by a great
sprint In s-O1 10 seconds, 4 Is seconds
better than the previous figures.
False Start Ruins Rector.
Credit for the most wonderful work
IN the 100-meter dash must be given
10 d. A Rector, the great little sprin-
yer OF the University of Virginia In
ms neat he equaled the Olympic record
winning from fast field with the
greatest ease by five yards. a false
start cost him yard penalty III the
maj heat. Despite this handicap Rec
Tor ran finely and was only beaten out
oy Lawson Robertson. Of the Irish
Americans, by less than a foot
Nat CartmeIl, of PENNSYLVANIA, three
time intercollegiate champion, was
beaten by yard and landed third
place in the 1O0-meter.
A more perfect day for a meet could
not be imagined. The sun was warm
and there was not the slightest breeze.
The crowd numbered about 10000, nearly
1000 coming from New York.
Dan Kelly Fails to Appear.
Two champions disappointed by fail
Ing to appear, Shaw, the famous
hurdler' and Dan Kelly, of Oregon,
holder Of the worlds sprinting record.
Shaw was detained at Dartmouth with
examinations, but Kelly Unexpectedly
withdrew at the last minute without an
excuse
College and clubmen were pitted
against one another and though the
Continued on Fourtb PsoeN
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
Gravesend Entries for Monday.

First racial ages; mares: handicap;
about six fuTlongs BeTTymaid, lz6.
Julia Powell IA: Cressins, l20s Pan
touffe. 123; Coincidence. ia. Explosion,
113; Zienap, us; Glorious Betsy. 100;
Raquet. 1O4: Grace Cameron. 30; Taboo,
102- Also elisible-Bouquet, 49, Aimee c.,
107; Royal Lady, lO6.
Second race-FOur-year-olds and Ip;
selling; steeplechase; about two miles.
Cuban, lS6; Jimmy Lane, 49, Water
speed 100; Banner, 134. Simon Pure. l30s
Pagan Bey. 143, Locked Out 156; Betty
Landon, 100; Dick Shaw, 131; Paprika, 81.
Third racial ages; handicap; mile
and an eighth. Rifieman. ia; Juggler.
Is: Old Honesty. 113; Big Chief. Ill;
Berkeley, 1l6; Rye, 106i Minnie Adams,
los; Marathon. 107; Jubilee, III; Killie-
Crankie, 81. Also eligible-McCarter 126;
Beckon. 107: COunteTmand, 100, Arasee,
los; King OF Bashan, 50; Littleton Maid,
s.. Il
Fourth neutrality-suspicious.: the Bay
ford Stakes: five fuTlOnEs. MonOlOgue,
IS; Nedlim, 107; Intervene, IS; Fore
guard. l03; VoOdoo, SO: Paradise Queen,
Cut. 81; Melissa, SO; Erbet. 106; Desolate.
100; ~Glacys Louise, 50; Cavalier, 81;
"Biameless, IS.
Fifth -year-Olds and up;
selling. 1nile and a sixteenth. GTapple.
lo0; Crafty IS; Samuel II. Harris. lOi;
Saracinesca, l0I: McCarter, III; Tileing.
I01: Hyperion II, 10: sRichmond Duke.
g.; Chipping. 90: sugar Pine, 100: SDOn
Enrique. 103; %MasanieliO, %.
Sixth TaCe-Two-year-o FLIES and
geldings; five furlongs Sans Souci II,
lO4; Trance, l19; Nancy Lynch, 104s
RoseVaie, l07; FredOnia. l04. Gliding Bell 2.
10; Seacliff, 197: VoOdOO I07; Sumrag-
cite, l04: FOntanel lG, Helen Harvey,
104; Counterpane 104; Beauty Bright, Ief;
Helen Chester, 104; Uncle Walter, I0s;
Faultless, 104
Apprentice allowance claimed.
. Weather clear track fasts ----AzkZ q
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

FRANKLIN FIELD, Philadelphia,
June eff the wonderful performances
in the Eastern tryouts for the American
teams may be taken as a measure OF
strength, England, France, Germany,
and ether nations will have little chance
TO garner points in the big meet in
London in July.
With the greatest club athletes Of the
East from Canada to Texas and every
intercollegiate champion competing,
two new worlds records were estab-
Hshed, four Olympic marks We're sent
gathering, TWO new figures set in new
distances, and number of other per
formances were highly meritoriOus.
The new worlds records were in
standard events. the pole vault and
the free style discus throw. In the
former event Gilbert, of Yale. raised
Dray's record OF L feet 61s inches to Y
feet "a inches.
Wonderful Discus Throw.
Two New York athletes, Dearborn.
Of New York A. c., and Martin Sher-
idan, of the Irish Americans, all round
Champion of the world, sent the discus
hurting through space further than
the worlds record Of 1856 feet I-3 Inch
IN the free style. Dearborn won with
la9 feet Il inches, with Sheridan ~
inches behind.
mo famous records. held by Light
body, of Chicago. the 500 meter and the
1900 meter events, were sent tumbling
in such easy fashion as to leave little
doubt that America Will figure in the
Olyn pic meet against the English
stars. Melvin Sheppard first displaced
the SEQ meter (S744 YARDS mark by two
seconds in 1:54. Halstead, of Cornell,
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Hits-On AIuIlin. in innings: of Willett
9 in innings; or Morgan, 8 in innigs; on
Young, in innings. Tvo-base hit-Sullivau.
Three-base hits-Rossmqn. Sullivan. Home
un-Crawford. Base on baIs-On Morgan
.. Struck out-By MuIlin, p by Morgan, 8;
by Wilett, /; by Young l. Triple plays
Schaefer. KIlifer and Rossman. Empires
Sheridan and Egan. Attendance 81
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Two-base hit-HoweI Three base hit
Hartzell. Sacrifice hit-Dsvis. stolen base
Murphy Struck out-By Plank, 8; by
Howell. s. Base on balls-Howeu. ? At
Umpires-Evans and Hurst
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Boston Pounds Out Seven
teen Hits-Nine Errors
for Detroit.

DETROIT, June 6.-Boston pounded
days game. The Tigers made nine err
rors.
Score
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
PLANK LETS BROWNS
DOWN WITH 3 HITS

ST. LOUIS, June 6.-The Athletics
took a pretty game from the Browns
this afternoon. Plank held St Louis
to three hits.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
BOSTON SNAMPED
BY CHICAGO CUBS
Doves Use Four Pitchers,
But Can't Stem the
Tide.

BOSTON, June 6.-The champion Cubs
had a walKOver today and won Il 10 O..
The Doves used four pitchers.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
CARDINALS TRIMMED
BY NEW YORK GIANTS

NEW YORK, June 6-Mathewson
again pitched fine ball and the New
York Nationals won today's game from
St. Louis.