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Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

$S5o-BAKERY, CANDIES, TEAS AND
COFFEEs, rear rooms; rent $40; aver
age S25 daily; large oven, bake shop COM
piete store room fitted for groceries;
horse and wagon for delivery; one of the
most complete bakeries and grocery stores
In the city. See LEAHY g. SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

s24o0 will buy BOWLING and POOL
HALL In nearby town of 10000 population;
my equity $500; will take $500 cash. balance
clear property, or discount for cash; WV
against payable monthly; alleys, pool
tables tobacco and fixtures will invoice $4,000.
See LI1AHY g. SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

$500, or invoice. GROCERY STOCK
and FIXTURES. located on 7th St; doing
s225O daily; all cash counter trade; the
voice: none such on the market; abso-
lutely cash trade; the best of reasons Tor
selling. See LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14
ELECTRIC BELTS

Wea.I Men - The
Vitaliz Dry Bat
terry Electric Belt
r e s { o r es lost
strength, cures
rheumatism, back
ache, lumbago.
kidney, liver, stom-
ach and nervous
trouble, varicocela
and WEAKNESS.
Send for FREE lit
erature or call.
Open daily, 10 a
m. to $3.50 p. m.
Cut prices on ALL
K IN d q Electric
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14
FOR SALE
City Lots and Lands

$500
WILTSHIRE BOULEVARD DISTRICT
A large lot, III feet deep, fronting east
ON q 5O-foot highly improved boulevard,
surrounded By high-class residences. The
lot stands about 4 feet above the sidewalk
and Is only half q block from yellow car
line 1t L. well worth $500 and will sell
for $4,000 shortly. EMIL FIRTH, owner.
8I9 w. 9TH St., between Broadway and
Hill OF. Home As1e5, Main 2543.
you're Safe at Firth's."
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

Belts. Special offer, improved extra power
S5 belt. with electric suspensory for men.
we have all kinds and grades b. L.
Brantverne 1902 Maple avenue. Los Angeles.
manufacturer Free consultation. Let US
SHOW you. 4-Stf-excS
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s0x2aK

6Ox29D 5000
A north front lot, 60 feet front and a95
feet deep, with cement walks, curbs,
graded and oiled streets; close to two car
lines and nice residences. Only 5000,
only $40 cash, only $40 monshiy. EMIL
broadway and Hill st. Homo ASlOS,
Main 2b43.
"You're Safe at Firth's."
4-11-17-7t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Home F48s1,
Main $500. Home F46Sl
LEAHY u SON,
LEADING
BUSINESS BROKERS',

SUITS s11-312-s12h SEVERANCE BLDG,
NORTHWEST CORNER SIXTH AND
MAIN STREETS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

at invoice, about $1,000; doing $40 daily. veri-
fed by the books; rent $45; one large living
room; this west side GROCERY will be sold
this week to a buyer with a guarantee Oh
statements. See LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14
cEss7ooLs

CESSPOOLS
Cleans Them Out.
sM years experience In LOS Angeles. We
are the only company using Ain. wire
wound suction hose; straincr on end.
We pump out everything. No odor. OuE
disinfectant Is imported.
All Work Done Satisfactory
to Inspectors.
Los Angeles Sanitary Co.
Branch Office zoe Frost bldg.
Temple sos, Home 59t4e. 2-ao-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

FOR sALE-Lor NO. Q. BLOCK D. DOR
chester; $4,000. Lot Is. block ?. Vermont
Ave. square, 5000 Owner 1919 MAPLE
AVE S-ss-tt
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14
RuuDERs. ATTENTION!

BUILDERS, ATTENTION!
have some choice close-in lots that I
wish to have improved. 1 will convey the
property to you clear of incumbrance, let
Won make q frat mortgage to help you
put up your building and take q second
mortgage for the value Of the lot. Isn't
that easy? EMIL FIRTH, 3l9 w. attn
ST., between Broadway and Hill st. Home
A8lO5, Main 2543.
4-1l-17-7t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

s275 will buy one OF the neatest little CON.
FECTIONERIES, CIGAR AND FRUIT
STANDS in the city; rent SIS; to see It Is 10
buy. See LEATIY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

si6oo--TEA, COFFEE AND FANCY GRO
Gerry in nearby town, central location; nne
store room; rent $685. 8 years lease; horse and
wagon and fixtures about $500; stock VIII IN
voice $1,000; splendid profits on teas. ETC.;
cash trade; town and environments boOO
population See LEAHY G SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14
TRUssEs AND SUPPORTERS

LONDON fR1ss CO. Truss FITTING
SPRING ST. s-io-x
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TYPEwRITERs

TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT AND SOLO,
rented; all makes; guaranteed; repairing.
BAKER HOEY CO., Inc, 2441@ s. Bdway.
Main 1891. 4-l-30t
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DETECTIVES


EXPERIENCED WOMAN DETECTIVE; CIV
IL or criminal cases, in or out OF the city;
references if desired. South 1916 or BOX 554.
Herald. 4-s-1t
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IF YOU BUY THROUGH us WE PRO-
TECT YOU AND GUARANTEE TITLE.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14
LEGAL NOTICE

Sealed proposals will be received at office
of Treasurer Pacific Branch, N. H. d. " s.,
Soldiers Home, Los Angeles county. Cal,
until 12 o'clock m, April IS. 1909, under
household. and then opened, for furnishing
and delivery of supplies, in accordance with
and specifications, copies OF
which, with blank proposals and other in
formation may be had upon application to
z. w. Moore treasurer. 4-14-2z-2t
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Mahogany Grove Mining company. close
corporation, will hold shareholders meeting
at 6SS Coronado street, this city, on May Is,
1909 for the purpose of electing directors for
the ensuing year. BY order of the president.
+11-1S *. ]. WELLS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14
Country Property

20 acres a set to naveIs balance ruby
blood and tangerines. 16 years old. In good
condition; plenty OF water for irrigation; Is
per cent income on this property at $4,000:
TERMS GOOD.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

FOR sALE-THE BEST FRUIT AND vEGE-
table route in city; old established trade;
will sell cheap on account of other business;
come go over the route for a week and be
convinced. OWNER, l143h San Pedro st.
4-1s-2
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STORAGE

for furniture, etc., $3.50 and 81 per month;
trunks. boxes. ETC.. ESQ to soc: open vans
So per day. or 75c per hour. We pack and
ship housshold 10 goods sy y RE- a. rd re-
AGE CO.. office 50S-l1 s. Main st. Ware
house <lS-17 San Pedro ct. Phones Fam.
Main I'LL 3-25-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

THE LIVINGSTON HOTEL
First class room and board. homo cooking,
IS per week and up. 6ss s. HILL
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

BUSINESS CHANCE-THE MAXWELL
automobile agency for Bakersfield, Pasa-
dena and Long Beach is open. Excep-
tional opportunities for right men or
firms. Not less than $4,000 required. p.
o. LOCK BOX s92. 4-f4-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14
Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-35-horsepower
motor; rare bargain. APP
ply Cashier. Herald office.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

FOR REMITTANCE GARAGE. DOING
good business; rent nominal: no machinery
or good will to buy. This is rare opening
See OWNER, 40s 8. Broadway. 3-21-d
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE AND INsUR-
ance business; must sell because of fam
lily troubles. ]. q. REINHARDT, San
Jacinto, Cal. 4-14-1S-2t
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PERSONALS

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
will not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted for by Miss C. p. Daisy New
house, my wife. from March 81. 1909. Signed
4-13-4 C. p. NEWHOUSE.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

"THE FORT" - Gentlemen's
rooming house, All California st. at Broad
way, one block horth Of court house. ..
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

10 ACRES bearing navels; nne condition;
good 5-room house; good income; price ,o0O
VIII accept city house and lot. University
or southwest up to $500 on this. SNAP.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

FOR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST PAYING
grocery businesses in Pasadena. 1873 w.
Dakota st. Price $500. 4-11-4
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

ROSSMORE, 416 w. Sixth st.
Newly renovated. new management: leo
up; transient s-e"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

20 ACRES bearing navels, ~ years old,
$l6 900 cash, or $4,000 on terms. Good buy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

ST. REGIS APARTMENTS
2s7 S. FLOWER. A7Sae. Main boei. s-room
rooms. $3.50 monthly. e-ls-I
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MRS. ANDERSON. 124sh s. FLOWER
Treatments for colds, rheumatism and nerv-
ouspess. PHONE F4752 s-25-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

USE BASSETT'S. THE ORIGINAL NATIVE
herbs for rheumatism, constipation; 80 tablets
for 2bc. In black boxes. at all druggists.
Stiff
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14
FOB RENT
Rooms--Furnlshed
MISSION APARTMENTS :

Elegantly furnished housekeeping suites
with private bath. hot and cold water;
electric iights steam heat. aos NORTH
BROADWAY. e-s-t
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Houses

FOR RENT-,FoR THE SUMMER. COM
Portable house OF seven rooms. furnished;
everything modern; ferns and pleasant yard;
owner wishes TO reserve one room; reason
able terms to the right parties. zis N.
OLIVE ST. a-l3-u
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FOR RENT
Rooms for Housekeeping

THE SCOTIA. as W. 10TH : JUST
opened all outside rooms; housekeeping
suites and single rooms; new Inrn.ure
tinted walls excellent beds; reasonable
rates Beach and local cars. 4-la-A
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

MONEY MADE DALI, AND HERALD
want ads help to make Il. Let your wants
become known through Herald want ads
Herald want ads destroy wants. s-ia-x
PROF. IRA L. GUILFoRD, PHRENoLoGIsT.
psychic, palmist s24 w. 9Th ct. 4-7-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

CAPITAL FURNISHED
Industrial, manufacturing, mining, oil.
gas and railway stock and bond Issues
sold direct to investors; commission basis.
SAMUEL GRAHAM & CO., Selling Brok-
ers, az Sacrament street, Montreal,
Canada. s-lA-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

FOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS.
$40; gas, electric light, water free; also
rooms, $40; modern. Phone 24Sll. lag
s. UNION. 4-As-A
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

ACRES good bearing navels, 10 years old
good condition, close in. close to town. nice
location for home; well and new pumping
plant 80 inches OF water; $4,000 cash; water
alone is worth $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

FOR SALE OR RENT--45o FoRTY-FIRsr
place, nice seven-room house: rent SIS.
MRS. J. DONALDSON. 141s Maple ave.
s-23-n
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PIONEER CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Incorporated. w. G. CLINE. president.
sss s DIVA st. Tel Home F2ss0; Sunset
Main ST. e-1s-tf
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FOR RENT-sToREs IN AN OUTLYING
business center where thsre Il a decided
opening for the various lines of business
Rents from $3.50 to $50 per month See
OWNER. 4os s. Broadway. s-2i-tf
ron RENT--NEW STORE. FIRST CLASS
for meat market next to grocery. IN q.
quire at 900 Z. 6TH ST. 4-14-bt
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-14

JAMES r. ROGERS. Ex-ExAMINER u. s.
patent office Patents 423 BYRNE
BLDG. Los Angeles. Cal. l2-l-m
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

! less. the midgets are showing up strong
and with little Improvement al the BAT
Twining should be counted well up IN the
race az the close
Jack Hurley IS playing as well as ever
and his arm IS o. X now. He.is tossing
them over TO first without any trouble
while nearly every game he smacks one
up against the sence.
Agriculture established a record OF
games won on Friday. taking their tenth
straight victory, Wallach being the VIC
tim.
Manhattan IS continuing 20 tack on
high-school stars, and before the end OF
the present month this team viii make
the leading clubs bite the dust.
Falconer is rated among the most clever
fielding first basemen in the District. and
his swatting is greatly helping out the
Manhattan boys
Advent IS bound TO win the rag az the
rate they are tacking on material To-
morrow's game viii see Sigourney, Rich
mond and Al Handiboe in action. and
Menefee, Techs start catcher. viii don a
uniform OF the church club
Ninth is making a hard hght for a
prominent berth in the race. and It would
not be surprising 20 fnd them farther I'D
the ladder when the last chapter is closed.
Pugh. OF waHach. played a swell game
in center on Friday. pulling in three hard
drives without miscue. one OF them be-
ing a clever one-hand stab.
wallach showed decided Improvement
all around on Friday. and after the new
players work a few games together. the
southeast boys will begin To pun up IN
the race.
Dissension in the ranks OF the HamIine
team is putting thai team on the bum.
10 speak as the writer has heard the stu
alton expressed, and there Is a well-de-
fined rumor that Capt. Lynham viii look
elsewhere for a berth. as he has been in
the heat Of the family row.
Brady. Ninth's star twirler. has an IN
jured leg. The tan blond has been the
mainstay OF the team TO date and we
shall regret 70 see him out OF harness.
Lefty Wooden. one OF the best little
twlrIers IN this section. Is another slab
artist who has been getting his bumps OF
late Peck drove the little fellow of the
slab when Bethany tackled them not long
ago.
Five hundred for a hitr' yelled a fan
at the Sunday School League grounds re-
Gently when Quantrille was al the bat.
When asked II he meant 500 OF 500 dough-
nuts. the excitable one replied. NO.
votes. OF course" Quantrille Is IN a local
newspaper voting contest and is putting
up a good fight.
RodIer. shortstop last year for Brook
land. has not touched a baseball this sea-
son. He was injured in a BAN game last
fall and later was hurt playing football
the two injuries putting him IN the hos
pital for some time. He has not fully re-
covered and the doctor told him TO keen
out OF athletics. There is no doubt that
Brookland would be glad to avail them
selves Of his services at this time II there
was any chance OF the big fellow playing.
Symons. the Brookland twirIer. has
been offered a good position in New York
City and may accept it. II Symons leaves
Brookland will have a hard time getting
a capable man to take his place
n. 7. WORLEY.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
LEADERSAREBEATEN
Interior Downs Aggies in a
Well-played Game.
LYNCH PITCHES STEADILY
Holds Hard-hitting Farmers to 81.
BingIes and KeeDs Theu. VEL
Seattered-AgrieuIture Uses Three
Pitchers In an Effort 10 Win ths
Gams-seorr, TO 2.

Lynch. the Interior pitcher, was TOO
much for Agriculture yesterday ana thu
Farmers went down to defeat By a seo-e
OF % in an exciting and hard-foueht
battle The Interior team played ike
pennant winners and deserved their VIC
tory, Mcdonald al shortstop proving a
verltable stumbling block 20 the Aezies.
One reason for the loss Of the game BY
the leaders was their TOO frequent at
tempt 10 steal with none or one maa out
and strong hitter az bar. Hayden catch
Ing seven out Of nine W7uld-bs thieves.
Interior Won the game in the seventh
inning. when. with the bases fuu and two
out Priest first fumbled a grounder and
then held TIE bail while Two runs scored
Newberry batted wen for the losers. get
ting a ciean single and double out ot
four times az the bat. Score
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
Carnation a. G. VIM.

The Carnation A c. yesterday defeat
ed the strong Wellingtons in a fast and
exciting game at BrightwOOd. 10 20 6. The
feature Of the game was the batting OF
Callahan. for the winners. who made
two doubles Sprrsser, who relieved
Callahan. had the WellinguOns az his
mercy. striking out eight men in the
three innings he was on the slab. only
one hit being made on his delivery. The
CarnatiOn A. c. would Ike 10 arrange
Sunday games with some of the sixteen
and seventeen year old teams In or
around the District. Address Fred Har-
per. 107 Florida avenue northeast
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
St. Johns College Preps Win.

AT Brightwood yesterday afternoon the
Prep team OF ST. Johns College crossed
bats with the strong team Of the Nativity
Church. and defeated them in a close and
interesting game. TO 2 On several occa-
sions' with two men on bases. the Ma
tivity seemed as IL they were going to
score. but the Pheps held together and
put them out in one. two. three order.
Peck pitched a fair game. but was out
classed BY his opponent, who has thirteen
strike-outs TO his credit. F. Schrider, the
little backstop OF the Nativity team.
starred for the losers. CaIlaghan and
Drury played a snappy game. and did
much to help their team add another
victory 70 their credit. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
RIGGS TEAM ON TOP.
Wins Ten-innIng Contest from Rival
Bankers

Toe boys from Riggs National Bank
won a ten-inning battle from TIE Mer-
chants and Mechanics team yesterday On
the EIipse. tying up the score and win
uing out in the last inning after their
opponents had a big lead
The fne work Of Dawson. and Fleming
and the bulldog tenacity displayed By
the winners throughout, IL the face Os
almost certain defeat, was the feature.
Through the courtesy OF one OF the Of
fcers Of the Riggs National Bank. the
Riggs team partook Of an elaborate set
out az the Eew willard after the game.
Score
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
GAMES TOMORROW.

Capital City LeaEuc-Co,umbia Athlstio Cub Va
G. r. O.
Departmental e-Connissi01crs VI Interior:
Pos--ofice COnmerce ard Labor
Marquette Deagae-St. Martins Bloominzdsia.
Sunday school League-Hamlins vs ST Paul
Independence League-AgEies "a Advent.
Suburban Jeague-Psrksiew rs. Reed.
R. r. Y. N Q. A. League-No game scheduled.
Bankers' League-NO game schedrled
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

CaDital CITY League-Bre1tWood. g. Marines.
DspGgmenul League-Post-oGioe O. Coumisson-
sTs. tforfeiteil. Interior. 5: Agricllusre. 2
Marqustts Leasue-Tang gleFood. s. Columbia iol
le1hihiiionl.
Sunday School LeaEue-BethAny. 3: ST. Paul. q
Indspendence Le8gue-Nanhattan- 8: Ninth, 2
Suburban Lesgue-Petvorth. 70; Reed, &
p. R. l. n. @ A. Loagus-station. 4: South
en-. ;
Bankers LeaEus-Nfe1chants and Msrhanics'. p.
RiEEs. a. American Security and Trust. Z, Bank
of Washington, !
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were the features. Score:

Let On pases-station, = Southern. First bass
on bails-On Ssnseny. /; cf Th0npson 2 Inuines
pitehed-By sensenys A. b. Hughes. s. Hits made
on Senseny. 8. on Hughes. g. Struck out-Bv Sen
seny. 3: BY Hughes. s. by Thompson. g Three-bass
hit-F. Thompson TwobaSe hit-F. Thompson
Stolen bases-Bruoks. Morris. Groves Rust Cn
Taylor. Rupee %. Double pay-Heudritz ls-nss-
sisted Hit By pitcher-By Senseny /; by Thouu-
son, /: BY Hughes. J. Nld pitches-Thonpsor Z
Passed ball-MoTis. Umpre-Mr F1yur- Tlos a.
eamel hour and a minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

Eill oase o. erfora-Eetrcrth, g REED. 2 LEt-
% hases-ts-Eo-th- a. Reed u Fist hase an
hslls-0e StsTsrr- l. a Clzytor- 2 Strrcx cu.-
b S-eEzrt. Q. hy Hulg1s 8. b Clzyto-. &
Tlree-hase hil-Nob-e Tuo-hase hits-SteEa-r Hu5-
gins Saaiice hits-C. Msyre. Clavfou T,-es
Stolen h1ses-klo7fer e. Z 1f1vna g. Ranso-
e. Mayls 5l. DOughsrry. J01ss. Lvnch. Pe-isy 81 .
HocFer. Douhis pizys-Le Due iuulssss-edi: Ran
so- ,unassEre1-. Hi- hy ui-cher-By Clsyrcn &
Passed aall-1fsDoral6. Ur1ire-Nr. G-shzz
Trle q gzme-l hour and 90 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

A------ Ell------lll- J. Elrsl na-,e y errrrs-
Ag1cltuTe. 3. Iuteror. 3 Left o. nsss-Arri-
culture. 5, Iurc-or, m First base on halls-Os
Bran 3: q NeEbery. s; oi Lyneh Lnnir-s
I--cIsd-By Bran Is; = Ne~ber.y, - Hi-s
nlda-O1 Bran. 8; % NerbeuJ. = sruck oct-
p Bran. 4. b. Lynch- 2 TVo-hsss hfts-Neuhs--y
HAMS saciico his-Af1rphT Weber. Hayden
sto-en hGses-TsFl1r. NeThe-rJ. CAR. Car-ou Ris
d pitcher-By Bran 1IcDo-al6l. Passed hsus-
Hayceu q Uupire-3lr Beta The q ezze-
hn-r "a E rrirr..s-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

Len % nass-sr Paul. e: Bethauv 2 FYrf bsss
On oalls-On buckley. 4; of Goosman. l. CT Tfr-h
nel1- J. lnnlngs p-tche6-By Bucklev. & h. Goos-
-; = hiis nade-e1 Buckiey. g. Struck cut
- heAie5, - b 1oodnan. 4. By Iitchsels 6
I lnree-hase hits-Dodd ~. Tuo-hase hifs- -ps,r7
sneaner. oacnfos hits-3lcsfor-is. Sra-lsinr n-sS
sfolsn hascs-Bezu. Vslaeg. Has Bn-zlev $500
Sfs-npion %. Hauiman Dorhla ulsv-F-s-. -
so.s1aan. Wild ritch-foodmzn Passed bsu.-
smith. 2 Falasr. &; ETaus. 2 Urs-l-s-Sf- H~-tss
Tine q Fane-I hour and IS rsf-vtes-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

Leil On bases-Ntnth. S: Mauhattans. Fir-t
else On n9l-s-o1 Brady. s str-ck oat-By' Tr,-
s--e-, - 1y bllly. IL Hone rzE-Haislip Thres-
base hit-Foaler. Tzo-t.-e mr. r-.r----- 49,
so1- sae11ce hits-Broome Walsh. GIu sroie-
--es-Cazr- Paine, smith. Do1hle ulay-Dsris
. Dom BIT hy piicher-By Unihsu-b. 1. 81
5iN1!, z. hld pifoh-Brady. Passed baII-Donp
ninlres.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

Hone r1n-Berlick- sacriGos hits-Pe-sse. HesSf-r
s1oien hases-H HsyWood. Herring. Bsizsr. Moves.
Double riay-HesSler % Herriag Laft o- tases-
brentwood, 3 Marines. s Firsr base On bslls-OF
balzeT. 2. OF Friddy. : First hass on erroz-
Brent'Food, = Asrinss. 3. Hir by pifrher-Haygrood
Struck out-By Balzsr, 2; hy Priddy. 8 Bar
Priddy- Umpire-4fr. setley. Tine c. eane-I hour
and 50 Minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
MARINES KoSED OUT.
brentwood Wins WeII-pIavea
Game from the Soldier

In one of the most interesting .,5
exciting games OF the season Brentwood
noSeo out the strong Marine agEreerafior
BY the close score. 6 10 8.
On the rubber FOR the winners wss
smoke Balze-. the northeast bow. ans
ne pitched brilliantly. holding the lossrs
aoWn 20 total OF seven bineles. He
famed nine and only passed two.
Priddy. who IS a little scufrDsv, ,7s5
the oox work FOR the soldier boys. Al
though ne was very wild. giving seven
passes, with better support the game
might have ended in a tie affair.
Keane's batting was the feature OF the
game Score
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
BETHANY WINS.
1t. Paufs Team Easy for Heavy Hit
ting Churehmen-

Bethany defeated ST Paul yesterday IN
the Sunday School League. g 20 g. Itch
neid pitched well for the winners. while
Buckley started in hne form for St Paul
but weakened IN the sixth inning. and
was relieved BY Goodman. who finished
the game.
Dodd's batting was the feature two
Triples across D street in four times a.
oaT being his record 1IcM0rris and Hsr-
riman both put up a good game al third
for their respective teams Soo~a.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
NINTH nROPS ANOTHER.
Manhattans Defeat Northeast Agrre.
cation at MeDevftrs Field.

Manhattan had no difficulty in beating
Ninth IN the Independence League yes
terday. TO 2 The game was Interesting
however. the winners putting up one OF
me best games played in the league this
year. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

Lclt % nases-IangleEood 2. Columbia iH G
sll-t base o. hals-o6 Wihide s. OF Pcttit.
strucE out-By Wilhide. s. by Petit. g. Iaree-base
nil-Ae-lner- IEo-tase hits-Wituzrsh Buntrr
Lons >5oien aases-Witnarsa o.. Jo1es .2i. KEN
aT q. Ness % Double rlavs-VGiIhide m Keri-
nefi NitnaIsh 70 Lous- Passed hsu-Jones Uu-
pire-Ar. MleG Tine % slme-I hoar ana q
uinuies.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
SECOND TEAM WINS.
TangIe~ood Junior Nine Defeats the
MOnumentaIs.

The Junior team Of the Tanglewood
Athletic Club defeated the Nonumentals.
% ], yesterday IN a good game.
Up until the fifth round the score was
close, but afterward the winners grad
ualiy forged ahead Loehl was IN nne
form and famed fifteen Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

strucz ogt-By LotAi. .. by Abbot. 4 Lffr %
hases-T- A. c. s; n A. C.. g Double plays
kaufE-an 20 Traye-s. Kaufrnan % Bowie 20 Giies.
Loehl 20 Fox % p sr3ueEler- Bass on haIls-Od
Ahoot. 5. 81 LoehI 2 Passsd halls-Roacb. Van
Deyias. UGapire-Ar Mcnei-e. Tine Of g1me-I
hour ard q rirutrg
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
KLOPFER FIELDS WELL.
Center Fielder for PetvvOrth Makes
Sensational Play.

Klopfer's catch IN center was the fea>
ture of yesterdays game IN the Suburban
League between PitWorth and Reed,
which was won by the frst named team,
10 10 6
Clayton pitched good game for tHS
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
Totals....... 81 l2 0I Totais -

= = > = II7l-Il-.-s-stF > 7 . = q
Earned rEns-s- J. Prers. 3: Nativity. 2 Stolen
bases-Bur1cr %, fitzgerald CO. D-ury, Becker,
Fcck, Cox. +. Schrider "a. Foigt O., Howard
eacrIhoe hits-Becker King Twobase hits-DrsIry
%, Donovan. Struck cut-By Peek. S; b Donosaa
= BASES on balls-of Peek. 3; % DonoEsa, &