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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-17
New Bowling Alley.

las. Lannigan opened this week
his new Bowling Allcy in the h. OF
i. building on Smith street. No
expense has been spared Toy him
IN making 1t one OF thu best oi It's
kind. 1t Is a double maple alley,
with everything newand up-to.dltc.
An invitation Is extended to every
one including ladies' to call and in.
spect same. Perfect order will be-
maintained. Alleys will be opened
day and at night. Wednesday
afternoon will be- reserved tor ladies
exclusively.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-17
Yasseen, The Jeweler

Offers visitors, a complete line OF
lcwciry. diamonds, watches, cut
glass, ~llyrrwarc, china ware, burnt
leather goods and souvenir post
cards. Everything sold under a
guarantee. lie extends an invita-
ton 10 all TO come and inspect his
goods.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-17

FOR SALE Two mares, one
horse, and one mich COW. See f..
l.. Robertson, postoiicr, Tucum.
carl. y. NJ.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-17

Gross, Kelly * Co. don't want
their friends and patrons to over
look them during the lair. Any
oourtcsles they may extend to their
customers and visitors will be
gratefully shown.
Fair dealings all the time at va
seen 5. l>it
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-17
Rolla nd Bros. a Kann

Have Just received a fine line oi
tall and winter goods in them gent S
furnishing line, which includes,
hats, ties and gloves. They also
carry a complete line oi Brother.
hood union made o~veralls, etc.
An invitation is extended to all
visitors to see them while in the
city.
LOST w. o. w. ring, green
set, lost in front OF Herring build.
ing. Liberal reward to finder.
Leave at News Office. at
Look up Joseph Israel's ad in
this paper. He is offering re-
duced prices on every article of
merchandise in his store this week,
and invites those visiting the fair
TO call and see his stock and to
make his store headquarters.
Don't overlook the premiums in
his show windows offered on ag-
ricultural exhibits.
Mrs. Neis has on exhibition
many very fine specimens OF the
Photographic art, most OF them her
own work, done while at Emngham
school OF photography the past
She hopes to have her
studio open in about ten days and
Will be prepared for the business.
The location will be in the new
Herring building.
The NJ. Il. Goldenbcrg Co., in.
vite the people to make their store
headquarters during the fair, and
will be at all times ready to show
customers and visitors every
courtesy possible. They are boost.
ing Tor the success OF our second
annual fair and are among the
number OF business men who be-.
lieve that now is the opportune
time to advertise our resources to
the possible investor.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FlTe and one-half tirlongs Bar
bette. lN urestonl. 10 3. won: Jane Swift lG
lScaingl. 3 10 %. second; Aquiline l02 CNfartinl.
IS 10 / third Time. los 2-5. Emily " and Vic
torine Hannon also ran
SECOND RACE--Six and one half f1rlongs Aris-
totle le4 tGoldsteinl. 10 l. won: Barney Odned.
100 tArchihald), 20 70 l. second; Eonte l03 (Schil-
lingl even. third. Time. % 35 Albion H.. Car
dinal. karodo. Black Dress. Lady Powell Kopeck
and Florence Birch also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile. Smirke: lei lSchil-
ingl 10 %. won; Mont Clair. lOi (Goldstein). 10
20 /. second; Thomas FLYER. l0i (Prestonl le 70 l.
third Time. O:iO. Taraban. Brawny Lad Chief
Desmond, ATOmatize. aDd Lois Cavanagh also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs Dominus Ari
us lSchillingl. 10 s. won: Profession. IZJ Mus
graye. 10 .. second: Botanist ll4 Burns. TO 1
third. Time. lis Critic ard Hidden Hand also
nan
FIFTH RACE-One and -sixteenths miles.
MeTlingo los tArchibaldl 5 70 2 won; silyerskn.
l06 Dlusgrave). : 10 s. second: County Clerk lO5
(Schingl, a TO s. third. Time. 35 Nadzu
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Ingham. lO5 Mus
gravel, 20 70 !. won; Yesme. l05 Preston. 20 s.
second Tea Cress % tSchillingl 2 20 J. third Time
lao. Ampedo and Mandarin also ran
SEVENTH RACE-0ne mile Master Lester l0i
Rice. Is 20 l. Time so 3-5 FL sheridan
Foncasta. Rustling Silk, Col jewell, Toller Spohn
and The Englishman also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlongs. Blondy. 15 NC
lntyTel. 10 /. won; Nagazam. IL tSlierl 2 20 1.
second: Ray Bennett Ill lMentryl. 10 l. third.
Time. ia 2-5. Haoer. Lord Nelson. Dick Wilson,
Belle Reed. and Misty's Pride also ran
SECOND RACE-One milc and twenty Yards
Msada, loi Butter. y 10 I. won Ralph Young los
flirschhauml. Is 10 g. second: Millsong. 100 lB1x-
toni. Il 10 l. third Time. lN45 Royal Maxim.
foiie L. Tommy Ahearn. Miss May Bowd n. Mid
mont Iron Watson and Jack Paine also raIL
THIRD RAGE-0ne mile and twenty yards. Hill
CERT. l0 Miller. u 10 won Silver Line 100 Gil-
BERT. 20 ?. second: Krika. los Buxton. 20 5.
third. Time, i:l4 Is. Moyna. Miss Ofci0gs Lassen.
Margaret Randolph. Catherine T.. and Zick Abrams
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-HandicRp; five fTlongs Rose
Queen. us lNIcIntrel l3 10 ?. won: Lee Rose. l2i
Hayesl II 70 TO- second; Trance. llo lynch. u 10
J third Time 90 Caruisa Tom Hayward.
Seattle. Ocean Maid. FL Pioaro. Duke Of Milan.
Woodander and Del Crlzsdo also mn
FIFTH RACE-0ne and one-hslf miles. Tonic.
IS walsh. II 10 5. won Arcourt. IS (Buxt0n) 10 10
/ second: Eduardo l07 Fischer. 10 l. third.
Time. 2:Sl Miss Rillie. Red Leaf Henry o.. and
HciiSne also nan.
SIXTH RACE-FutuTity course. Pajaruita. los
Iycrg7lsl 70 2 woni Gemmel l26 (AIilieri. TO
. second; ST. Francis 10 lBatwelD. 3 70 l. third.
Time. % Johnny Lyons, Import, and Aiiltiades
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
COLTS UNABLE TO PLAY.
Wet Grounds Cause Cancellation of
Game nt Springfield.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Springfield. III. March 2S.-The Wash
ington squad was unable to get into a
game here to-day on account Of cold
weather and wet grounds. and, while
the weather forecasts tomorrow are not
to the advantage of ball players. Tom
Hughes. in charge OF the team, made the
statement this evening that game would
be played If there was any possible
chance.
The members Of the squad. thirteen in
number. arrived here early this morn
ing from Kansas City. Owing 10 the fact
that the remainder OF the squad Will not
arrive here until a week from Monday
the games at Decatur next Saturday and
Sunday have been Cancelled Dates have
been offered the Decatur team for next
Thursday and Friday. which viii be ac-
cepted in case enough players are gath
cred at Decatur at that time 10 make up
a team.
Those in the squad here are Hughes,
Peterson. Gehring, Wilson. Patten. War
ner. Meinke, Kahoe. Smith, Shipke
Milan, Kahpan, and Ediner. trainer.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
GAMES FOR BLOOMINGDALE.
Athletic Club Will Play Seventeen
Games Away from Home.


The Bloomingdale Athletic Club has ar
ranged a good schedule Of Saturday
games nearly all OF which will be played
out Of town.
The schedule. which is for twenty-four
games. calls for seventeen away from
home and seven at McDevitt's Field. Two
out-of-town double-headers will be play
ed on holidays. one at Halethorpe, Nd,
with the Relay team, and the other at
Walbrook. Nd. with the team at that
place
The schedule:
Arril i-Unirersty Of Maryland. at Baltimore. Nd.
April ls-Bliss Electrical school. az McDevtt's
Field.
April 2-aauo7er Athletic Of Baltimore. at Nc
Devitts Field.
May s-spauows Point a. A.. at sparTovs Point.
Nd.
May s-savsge Stars. at savage. Nd
May l6-Stricker A. c. al Baltimore Nd
May 9-Eromneds. Of Baltimore at McDeyitt'
Field.
MAY so-Relay Athletic Club. Of Relay. Nd. al
Haleth0rpe, Nd.
Ma.
June 0-Reiay Athletic Club. at 1IcDevitt's
June Z-Slerrimac A. A. At Baltimore. Nd
July ll-LAurel High School. at Laurel Nd.
July ls-Lzurel High School az Laurel Nd.
July 5-AIerTimac A. A.. Of Baltimore. al Nc
DeTitts Field.
August l-Sayage Stars at Savage. I'D.
August s-Stricker \ C.. Of Baltimore. at Nc
Devitts Field.
August l5-Brown A. c.. az Baltimore. Nd
August &-Eromneds. az Baltimore Nd
August 9-Brovn A. G., Of Baltimore at Nc
Deritts Field.
September 5-NIerclry A. A. at Baltimore, Nd
September lI-ahCr Dayl-Westwood A A. Of
Walbrook. at Baltimore two games
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
ARMY FENCERS WIN
Down MiddieS in Intercoi-
legiate Championship.
FINISH PROVES SENSATIONAL
Final Bout between SOhIberG, for
West Point, and Burdiek, OF the
Extra Bout Is Ordered, Which Re-
suits in Victory for the Army.

New York March 2S.-After one of the
closest and most sensational finishes ever
seen in the history of the event. West
Point won the intercollegiate fencing
championship tonight by one bout from
Annapolis.
Since the beginning OF the fixture on
Friday, IT was bout for bout between the
Army and Navy. and wnen the final bout
was called, both had twenty-one wins.
The result then hinged on the four min
utes work. sohlberg carried the hopes
of the Army and Burdick was the expec-
tation Of the Navy.
AS the men took the strip. there was a
feeNag Of suppressed excitement through
out the crowd. None knew who had the
advantage. as the work was so even and
the men watched each other so cautiously.
After the expiration Of the four minutes.
the judges could not select the winner,
and an extra bout was started.
The work then was still more careful
but Sohlberg, when time was called, was
given the verdict. and the team cham
pionship for 1908 went 10 West Point. Al
the announcement, a rousing cheer broke
from the crowd.
Last year Annapolis won the title. Cor
nell and Columbia. the other entries, be-
ing tied for third place, with fifteen wins
apiece
Sears and Burdicl< the Stars.
As far as individual excellence went.
Sears. of the Army and Burdick of the
Navy, were tie. with seven bouts each
10 their credit A feature OF Burdick S
fencing was the strong finish he made in
the bouts yesterday afternoon and last
night. He seemed 20 get stronger every
time ne drew on the mask.
COcroft, Harris. Amend. Sohlberg,
Brandt. and Knauss made five wins each.
Harris defeated Byrne. Miller. SNhl-
berg. and Brandt lost TO Sears. Burdick.
Knauss, and Amend.
Howard defeated Amend. Byrne. SOhl-
berg. and Brandt. and lost 10 CocrOft.
Burdick. Knauss, and Miller.
Garry defeated Sears and lost 20 Amend.
Byrne Miller. Sohlberg. COcroft. Burdick
Brandt and Knauss.
Amend defeated Harris. Carr. Sears
Cocroft. and Knauss, and lost 70 Burdick,
Sohlberg. Brandt. and Howard.
Byrne Got Five Wins.
Bltlt utltditQ Ildll4S. AAAls oV4llNtL =
Cocroft, and Knauss, and lost 10 Sears
Brandt, and Howard.
Miller defeated Brandt. Knauss. How
ard. and Carr, and lost 20 Harris. Sears
Sohlberg. Cocroft, and Burdick.
Sears defeated Byrne Miller. Burdick
Brandt Harries. knauss. and Howard
and lost TO Amend. Carry. Sohlberg. Nil
ler Burdick. and Brandt.
Cocroft defeated Miller, Brandt, Knauss
Howard. and Garry and lost 10 Amend
Byrne. Burdick. and Harris.
Burdick defeated Amend, Byrne, Miller,
Cocroft, Harris, Howard, and Carry, and
lost 10 Sears and Sohlberg-
Brandt defeated Amend. Byrne. Miller
and Garry. and lost 20 Howard. Harris
Sears. Sohlberg. and Cocroft-
Knauss defeated Byrne. S0hlberg, Har-
ris. Howard, and Carry. and lost 10 Mil
Ter, Amend. Sears. and Cocroft.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four and one-haf furlongs. Guy
Fisher log CNotterl. L 70 l. won: Brougham. 10
(NicoN. TO !. second; Intervene ll2 Nfnderl even
third Time. 05i 3-5. silverado. Lady Lsota
Gloriole and Transform also mn-
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase: handicap; full
course. McAllister. lis lHeider). eren won; Dr.
Loylu. is Allen. y to l. second: Dr. Howard,
100 iWelton). 10 J. third. Time 35i Is Bell tbs
Cat. Bank Holiday. Gold Circle and Gallithea also
ran.
THIRD RACE-six furlongs Robin Hood. 10
CNottCi. 5 TO :. won: Canada. 90 lSkirTinl 10 /
second: Bert Osra. los lMinderl 100 10 J. third
Tine lI3 2,5. Cooney K. Finesse Bounding Elk
Beatrice X, 81. Valentine, Refined. and Reaction
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-haH mics Old
Honesty, ia Hecl 70 ? won; Temaceo, ll2 Not
teri 9 10 10. second: Good Lack, l07 powers 6
to J. third. Time 2-53 Coruscate and Alma Dufour
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Sx furlOngs. Hyperion II, III
Neel. 10 5. won; Hasty Agnes s6 tFlynEl. 8 TO Q
second: Colloquy. 10 (Heide). 10 2 third. Time
Il3 Faust Grimaldi. Bragg and Batsman also ran
SIXTH RACE-SeTen furlongs. Warner Griswe
1o3 (Notterj. TO l. won; Blue Lee, 20 (Schesinger)
% to /. second; Royal ONYX. los Ueiberi TO J.
third Time. 27 S5. Miss Yrome. Water Cooler
Bird Slayer Arrow Swift, Teo Beach. Funiculaire
Philfnch and Lady Esther also ran
SEVENTH RACE-0ne and one-quarter miles
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
GALLAUDET. 8; CENTRAL, l.
High school Nine Takes Place Of
George Washington Team.

Gansudet was forced to play Central
High School yesterday. as George Wash
mgton was unable o play the scheduled
game at Kendall Green. Gallsudet won
a pretty contest by , 70 l.
Morris. who was GaHaudets star. scored
the first run in the fourth. He hit safely.
stole second, and came home on Vanns
wild heave over second.
\ base on balls 70 Thomas, an error.
and Mueller's safe drive enabled Central
70 tie the score in the seventh. In Gal
laudets half Of this inning Hover hit
safe. was sacrificed 10 second by Cooper.
and scored on Harper's single. with the
winning run Harper took second on
o'Donnen's bGEt, and scored on A. Bells
out at first
Birck. Gallaudet's new pltcaer. made
mis- debut, and distinguished himself by
holding Central 10 three scattered hits
and tanning fifteen men. Taggert also
pitched a splendid game for Central. the
Mutes getting but three safeties of his
1a1f ~
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
JACK CARR FOR DUBUQUE.
Local Boy 10 Manage Three-I
League Club.

Jack Carr. one OF the Washington boys
who has made good in the ranks Of pro-
fessional baseball, Will leave here to-day
for Dubuque. Iowa. where he will manage
and captain the Three-I League club OF
that city.
Carr has been here for several months.
and was prevented from going to Du-
buque earlier because of the illness of
his mother.
His record as shortstop on the Nash
Vile club of the Southern League last
season was enviable, and he expects to
be among the top-notchers OF the Three-I
League this season. For several weeks he
has been getting in trim with the local
amateurs. and is sanguine Of good sea-
son.
Jack broke into professional ball with
Dubuque several years ago but was soon
~fter drafted by the Indianapolis club OF
the American Association. That he is
eagerly expected in the Iowa city Is
evinced by the many kilograms sent to
him by the fans of that city.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
BASEBALL RESULTS.

At Athens. Ga-New YORK. 4; Georgia. l.
At Anuapohs-Cornell. s. Naval Academy. 4
At Philadeiphia-New YORK University O; Unirer-
sity Of PENNSYLVANIA, 6
At Emmitsburg-St. Nary's, s; University Of Mary
land. S.
At Dallas-New York 8: Dallas, }
AT Waco-New York Colts. 8: Waco. O.
AT New HaTen-Yale. s. Manhattan College z
Cincinnati regulars. S. Cincinnati colts /
Az Carlisle Pa.-Csrlisle Indians, 10; Lebanon
VALLEY. l.
At ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 4: Jacksonville. J.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
TECH, 8; FREDERICKSBURG, 0.
Local High school Easily Wins from
Virginia COllegians.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Fredericksburg, Va. March 2s.-Techni-
cal High School of Washington defeated
the local college team to-day by S to 0.
The shut-out was due to the effective
pitching of ReIchard and Gray. of the
winners, who allowed only one hit. an in
field scratch. Curtis. of the college team.
was hit freely. especially by Goodman
and Ellis. who drove in six of Technicals s
eight runs. Jones. who substituted. Jared
better and held the visitors in check for
the remainder OF the game.
Chaplin, at second, made spectacular
catch of line drive and doubled the run
ner at second. The score:
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

First base balls-Of Curtis ?; of Jones. l.
Innings pitched-By Curtis Z; by Jones. S; by
Reichard. g. By Gray. s. Hits made-Of Reichard.
!; Of Curtis. 6; Of Jones. ) Struck out-By GRAY
4: by ReichaId. 6: by Curtis ;; by Jones, Three-
base hits-Eus. Goodman Sacrifice hit-Hasseil
Stolen bases 49, Saunders Benson. Kelly Double
plays--Goodrich 20 smith. Chaplin 10 Kelly. Hit by
pitoher-By Reichard. J.: by Curtis. 2 Wild pitch
Reichard. Umpire-Dr BOmey Tine Of game-i
hour and Sc minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
Puninm Goes Back to work.

New York. March 2S,-Harry Pulliam
president of the National League. got
back from White Plains yesterday. where
he had been spending a short vacation
under the care OF Prof. Muldoon. the
Physical culture expert. Pulliam denie,l
that he had any communication with
Hans Wagner regarding the players pos
sible return 10 the Pirates. Pulliam says
Muldoon Is the Car Of White Plains.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Atlanta, Ga, March %.-Tyrus Ray
mond Cobb. champion batter of the
American League. who. after reaching
an agreement with the Detroit manage
ment, came home to attend to some per
sonai business. paid a visit to the High
landers' camp yesterday afternoon. Cobb
is on his way to join the Tigers in Mem
phis.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Earned runs-St. Louis, 2 First base
by errOrs-Washington 8: St Louis. 8
Left on Washington. s. St Louis
l. First base on balls-On Falkenberg. ,.
of Fromme, !. Struck Out-By Falken-
berg. /; b. Fromme. 3 Three base hit
O'Rourke. Sacrifice hits-NcBride, Fall
kenberg. Byrne, Bliss. Stolen bases
Byrne. Double plays-MeBride 20 Free
man 10 Street: Charles 10 konetchy TO
Charles. Barry 10 KOnetchy. Wild pitch
-Falkenbery. Passed baii-Bliss. I'm
pires-Messrs Hayes and Blake. Time OF
game-i hoIr and 81 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
MlDSHIPMEN BEAT CORNELL
Navy Wins the First Victory Ever
Scored Over Ithacans.
Lanphier Pitches Great Ball for the
Winners but Barker shows Poor
Form for Losers.


Annapolis Nd. March 2S-FOr the first
time in the history Of athletics between
the two Institutions the Naval Academy
to-day triumphed over Cornell at base
ball by 4 to 3. Lanphier pitched an excelr
lent game for the Middies and was given
fine support az all times. IS
The visitors partly attribute their de-
feat 10 the fact that it was their opening
game OF the season and the players are
not yet in the best Of shape. Barker. who
did the twiriing. was particularly out Of
form, and allowed six free passes. which.
with punched hits. gave the AIiddies the
victory The Score-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
sebring VIII play xvith Wilmington.

Williamsport, Pa, March 2S.-Jimmy
Sebring. last years ou:helder on the
Williamsport team. yesterday signed a
Wilmington contract. and will report to
Manager Grady Monday. Sebring will
take with him for a trying out George
Allen, local player who has had con-
siderable minor-league experience as q
second baseman.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
VIRGINIA, /; wOODBERRY, o.
Varsity Team Has Narrow Escape
at Hands OF SchOOIbOys.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Charlottesville. Va, March 2S- 90 VIr-
ginia's last prep school game OF the
season was a hair-raiser. eleven innings
being required before Woodberry- Forrest
could be downed l TO o.
The winning run was forced in by the
WoodbeFFy twirler. Thompson, who hit
Bowie with the bases occupied.
Virginia made but twO hits, while the
visitors netted five OF Douglas and Morri-
son. The latter. a freshman, famed nine
in five innings
The intercollegiate season opens Monday
when Virginia meets Amherst.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

FirSt base By eTTus-C. H 5. !: GallauGet. .
neft bases-C. H. S. ;; Gallaudet. s First base
on halls-Of Tasgert, i OF Birck ? Struck oat-
By Tagsert, s; nv Birck. u. Sacrifice hits-Coopsr
O'Donnell- Stolen hascs-Morris 81. Hover. Double
play-Taggert 10 Thomas 70 Mueller. Umpire-Mr
Yinson Time Of game-l hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Earned runs-NaTJ. !. Cornell. l. LCft bls1s-
Navy T. Cornell L FIrs- base on talls-Of Ian
phier s: OF Barker 6. Struck out-By Lanphier g..
by Barker s. b. Goodwilne. 2 Threebase hits
Eher!ing Williams Sacrifice hif-8is;caneer Sfoea
bases-Lange %. Stiles Double plsys-Barser 20
Watson. Holman 20 Fulton 20 WatSon- Hit by
nstcher- Heiinlan- Wild ptc'-Darker. Passed hall
Ham0scl umpIe-lIr. Coll5doWer. o. Washington.
Tine O. ganle-I hour and $ minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
The Score.

Earned run-George;0Wu. J. Left On baseS-GeoTse-
i5=-. = MARYLAND AEgies l. Fl-st base on balls
OF DEFINE /. or Byrd struck out-By DeTine.
8, BY Byrd. s. Two-base hits-1IacD0nsid- stolen
base. Niess a. Courtney Macdonald. Smith.
SchlaHy. Mayock o. Du5y. Wild pitch-Dsvine-
Passed baIl-ti-ason- CapiFe-aIr. Edward Hand
Doe. Ohio League. Tine OF gaae-I hour and s.
rniuutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
PRINTERS BASEBALL TEAM.
Local Union TO Be Represented in
Series at New York.

The baseball club OF Columbia Typo
graphical Union. No l0l. win meet to-day
al D m. for the purpose CT electing
officers and perfecting the organization.
In September New York Typographical
Union. No. G. Will hold a baseball tourna-
ment for union printers. in which teams
from the East and West VIII meet in com
petition for a magnificent trophy. 10 be
presented by Garry Hermann. OF the Ma
tionai Baseball Commission. and an active
member Of Cincinnati union.
Local printers are enthusiastic over the
project. and the team which VIII repre-
sent the local union viii be composed Of
the best printer basebaIlists in :he city.
While you think OF it. telephone your
Want Ad 10 The Washington Herald. and
bill will be sent YOU at I cent q word