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The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-16

IF we are to judge by the thou sands of people who are being daily swindled by the numerous get rich chemes that infest the country, the American people are becoming particularly easy. Almost every small town seems
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-16
If there is anything about

If there is anything about your ailment that you don't understand, or if you want any medical advice, write to the doctor, and he will answer you fully. There is no charge for this service. The address is Dr. w. B. Caldwell, 800 Caldwell blds., Monticello, III.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-16

A CONSIDERABLE portion of Springfield (Mo.,) was innum- dated by flood on Thursday of last week. More than six inches of rain fell within a few minus. Property damage was great but no loss of life is report ed.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-16
TIME TABLE M. & N. A. R. R.

WHAT has become of the North Arkansas Press Association? what say you, brother quill drivers? let's have a meeting this fall.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-16

, 70 room cottage for sale. s, J. W. Bair.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-16

There are hundreds of stores like Randall's today and especially among the old firms of the South. Is yours one of them? Are you moving along in the old rut while others distant you, or are you taking advantage of modern methods? It is time to wake up.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-16

T. c. Rhodes is on the sick list
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FouT furlor=S. S7lres.ris Io5
fsSei $. wcn Dominic. los Walsh. 81 Sc
o-ld' AianzaTetta. rs fSteelel $50. thIrl T7-e
81. - keadeeu star kinney Judith Pay. ard
Miss OrTay alSa ran
SECOND RACE-Six fzrIourz Ea-l's Cor u,
PIf1tcnl $50 won Huck ls Steele. SIS. sec
cnd- Bosseriau- los tObertl. SIS thirs. Tine
l;-3- Rustic Boena- Ro>eboro. Beatrice X Ress
Ward. ard Al Smith alss ra7.
THIRD aACE-Ous mile and twenty ards
Lenap. l0 iWaTCnl S55. won. Zirusr-5 10
PsEei. SIS. second. Chapeon. g tHuflaziei g 20
taird- Tine a. Tsrah and Roseturzle also ran
FOURTH RACE-Four ard oue-ha1f fsrla--rs
Foxy Mary. lG lFznklinl S5a wen Kfrr
OlyDTdal. Io5 fWsugnI. so. sec,~5- Era TsT-
scay. Ns tPfestonl. 81 third Tine. % s-s
Henri Hutchiuson. Ethel ". and Dick coodbar
asa rzn
FIFTH RACE-Cns and c1e-s1tesr.A niles
Mellow MKT. lo3 Rice. SIS. Won: Gilve5sre ~
Steele. S0- seoond: Col Blue g Paul. ) %
third Tine. las. Enlis: Lille Turner. GsJiEe-
Reside Flarney. Inb0den. Couvile. and Oruross
alsa I'm
SIXTH RACE-six furIonrs Ada Meade. los
i'rescnl, Is. war; Acquis. los I.craIT & 81
second. Ciyitt. los lHufnaEsI $50. tl.ird. TIrrr
ia p Jronhound. Gliding Belle. Denver Girl
and Alice also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
RED SOX WIN AGAIN
HighlanderS Given Drubbing
at Boston Park.
FINAL SCORE TEN TO FOUR

East Wind Whistles Across the Dia-
mOnd and Almost Freezes the
Bare Hands of the PIayerS-Spec-
tatO-s Pay More Attention TO Per-
SOnaI Comfort Than 70 Game.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
Little Giants Win.

The Little GiaRts. Of the northeast. de-
feated the Jersey Stars yesterday by the
Overwhelming score OF. Is 10 :. The star
feature OF the game was the pitching OF
billiard for the winners. The fielding
honors went 10 Kennedy. who played
center for the winners The lineup:
Little Giants-Roper. shortstop. Blake.
left field: KENNEDY. center field. Birdsen.
third base: Showslter. second base: Blk
Ter. first base: Hogan. catcher. HilliarG.
pitcher, Wingheld right field
Jersey Stars-Ralph. catcher: Kidney,
second base; Delhi. center field: lawson.
shoTtstop; Goodsir. pitcher; SaEderson.
third base: Lloyd. first base: Bibbey. left
field; TAYLOR. right field
III twelve-year-oid teams address James
Hogan IS Seventh street northeast
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
FANS PAY LAST RESPECTS.
Thousnnds view Remains of Dr.
Michael n. Powers.

Philadelphia. April 93.-The body OF Dr..
Michael B. Powers. the Athletic catcher,
was laid 20 rest in the receiving vault Of
the New Cathedral Cemetery at noon to-
day. after imposing and Impressive fune-
raj services.
No less than 10.0e8 persons from all
walks OF life ali q last night and this
morning passed through the parlor Of the
home OF George Z. Flood. at the south
east corner OF TWenty-second and Dia-
mOnd streets. 20 take a final look az the
baseball PLAYER whose popularity extended
Thousands Of miles from his home city
The body Of the dead catcher rested IA
black casket which was literally buried
Under an avalanche Of floral offerings.
tributes from those who knew and ad-
mi~ed Red cross Nike
The players Of four league teams-Ath-
letics. Washington. Brooklyn. and Phiia-
phia-formed- a procession or mourners
that wcnded rs way 10 St EIizabeth's
Church. After services here the body was
taken 20 the cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
SPORTING SIDELIGHTC
Ex BILL BAILEY.
Ey BILL BAILEY.

II the Nationals find difficulty in heat
ing anything else. there are lots of car
pets that need attending TO.
With Old Home week in Alexandra.
and the Nationals winning a game. there
IS excitement enough in this old town tc
last some time
That picture Harry Eye published Of
Bob Groom yesterday was certainly a
work Of art It's a good thing Groom
was on rs way 10 Philadelphia at the
time
Business High Schools baseball team.
the fastest schooiboy aggregation in the
District. goes TO Baltimore Saturday 10
give the Walbrock Athletic Club man
sized licking.
Those Cleveland newspapers have a
funny way Of passing out compliments
Listen 10 this: "As far rs the Washing
ton baseball team is concerned. IL only
knows by hearSay that there is always
room al the top"
Now. TO get back. Cleveland wants a
new union station a couple OF good out
helders. and a third baseman-
Charlie King is coaching Technical
High. and has hopes Of winning the high
school championship. We always liked
Charlie but this time he's in the wrong
pew.
II a J. Belding viii call on the sport
ing editor some evening. his questions
viii he gladly answered. For obvious
reasons we do not care TO pTiat them.
Georgetown plays Virginia Saturday In
Charlottesville. Poor old Virginia, Our
sympathy goes out 10 them.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
Kerwin a Sure One.
Prep Track Meet Entries.

List Of events
z5ya1d d1sh-NUTice- heats and scmi-fnals
leryard dash-HcatS and semi finals.
sS-vard rln.
Seaysrd low huriles-Hests and s.Ini-anaIs
75yard dzsh-NCEiCe. finals.
l0l-ya7d dash-Fuals.
z)yari GaSb-Finsis
One-miie I'm.
41f-yar1 TGu.
onc-uile relay r1ce
SIecisi tWOnile rIu.
Running broad JUMP.
E-po1nd hammer thrlr.
Polc-Vauir
lZpo1nd shot-put-
High jump.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COM MENT

Nationals tackle Boston in the Hub to-
day
Dick Psaden is now St Louis Ameri-
can scout
Ed Greminger is playing first base for
Montgomery.
Wild cries for Mike Donlln from the
New York Giants camp
Here's hoping Jim Delehanty continues
that batting streak he started here Tues
day.
Quinn. VINO was so effective against the
Nationals. proved easy picking for Bos-
ton on Tuesday
Tom Hughes or Charley Smith is like
II to pitch. while Bill Burns may go in
il ne is in good shape.
In the calm after a victory there is
time 10 think. and Wen agree that it's
better a slump come now than Istez
Bob Unglaub viii probably get afgreat
hand the first time he steps I'D 20 the
bat. Bob IS stiH a warm favorite with
Boston fans.
The Boston Americans are certalnii get
ting q surfeit Of ''sOuthpaw" pltchi5g n
eight Of the ten games played, the&sfaye
faced Ieft-handers
Fred Clark. manager OF "a -
baseball team. has waived Cla
Slagle. former center fielder -
cagO Nationals, and norv-
viii be retired 10 BaItiHn ne
cC7~oo~ IL
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30

With practically all entries in and class
ifel and with most OF the arrangements
completed three days ahead Of time, the
first annual Georgetown Prep interscho-
lastic field and track meet OF mkt Sat
urday promises to snrpass the expecta-
tons OF even the most sanguine support
ers OF the affair. Not for over dozen
years has such an array OF stellar
schoolboy athlet. been brought together
in the Capital City. and the management
OF the games is certainly deserving Of
congratulations on securing such a varied
and well-kn0wn bunch Of competitors
Classy Array of Talent.
That the hosts are as anxious as tie
rest TO win the prizes viii be readily sur
missed when a glance over the programme
displays the fact that fun score o.
the Hilltoppers wiz strive for honors
against the twenty-seven from Central,
the dozen from Baltimore City College
and the half hundred from Western. Busi
ness. Tech, Eastern. Loyola. Of Balti-
more; Episcopal Of Alexandra, and
Brown Prep, Of Philadelphia.
Coach Tom Smith had ell his charges
out working yesterday afternoon. and
every one OF them showed that they could
make some keen speed in the sprints and
runs. or do some distances in the field
events. Capt. Wiser, who captured two
points in the Georgetown indoor games. Is
TO run IN the 100 80. and qusrter-miie
events. In which he VIII be pitted against
such stars as Dewey and Hamilton. Of
Central; Patterson. Of Baltimore City
College. and Crouly and Wallace. OF
Episcopal.
kerwin Sure One.
Kerwin. McQuaiL Fordney, Cronin. and
Nawn are 10 contend in the field events,
and, although they VIII be up against
some clever jumpers and weight-throwers,
they are looked upon as sure baggers
Of most OF the points. Especially IS this
50 Of the first mentioned, who is heavins
the twelve-poGnd pill Tor forty feet.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
CENTRAL WINS IN THE NINTH.
Battiste Pitches Well for GaTaudet.
but Gets Poor Support.

Luck played great part in Central
Highs 5-tO-4 victory over Gausudet Col
lege al Kendall Green yesterday after
noon For eight innings the high school
boys went down in order and without
the semblance Of a hit.
'Scalper' Battiste. GallaUdet's Indian
star. was al his best, and up 10 the final
session had the Central players com
pletely al his mercy. In the ninth in
ming Menefee. Central-s heavy-hitting
catcher, connected with one Of the red
mans shoots for the first hit credited 10
his side This seemed 70 take the heart
from the Gallaudet twirler. who had
visions of ao-hit game 10 his credit
'Ty' BOushee also picked out one 10 his
liking and Menefee crossed the pan.
Battiste passed the next Two batters. fl
ing the sacks Bullock hit a sharp
groundeT to Shortstop Bell. who tossed
Wild 10 the keystone sack First Base
man Dillon muffed the throw, and three
Central
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
senecas and MohavrIls Win.

The Senecas defeated the Oneides in
the first game OF the IrOquOis League by
70 . The Senecas Won through a bat
ting rally in the eighth inning. The feat
IRE of the game was the batting Of Nc
Carthy and Bischof, and the pitching of
OD0nnell for the winners
In the other game Of the league. the
MOhawks defeated the Cayugans by Il
10 g. Next Tuesday afternoon the No
hawks and Senecss viii meet in the game
which viii decide the leading team Of the
league.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
MARINES ARE BEATEN.
Hospital Team Captures Clever Vic
tory, 4 to 2.


The strong Marine team narrowly
escaped a shut-out by the Government
Hospital for the Insane on the Iatte-'s
grounds yesterday afternoon Score,
10 2
Priddy was On the firing line for the
hospital boys. and held the visitors safe
Throughout the contest Up until the last
inning. the Marines failed TO get a man
across the plate.
NUss tWirled good ball for the sea sol
diers. but was hit at oPportune times
The feature Of the game was the bril-
liant fielding Of Jim Pumphrey, who
played the center garden for the home
team Eight chances. several Of them
difficult running catches. were gathered
in by the fast little oUtfelder-
Tomorrow the G. H L boys play a
double-header. the Southern Railway at
2:30 ais: ::..z Hospital Corps Of the Army
at 3 Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
sam Langford Sails.

New York. April 2s.-Sam Langford. the
colored heavyweight, who has been
dcdged by Johnson and kaufman. sailed
for London to-day on the steamship
Deutschland. accompanied by his mana
ser, Joseph Goodman. Langford 3
matched 10 fight Hague. the new Eng
glish heavyweight champion. in a TWEEN
ty-round bout before the National Sport
ing Club on Derby night. May q.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30

Earned rIus-Wcodside. ;: Agriculture . First
bzse on eIro-s-Woods;de. .; Agriculture. g. flcf5
en- bascs-Woodsiie. ); Agriculture s. Fnst bass
on bslis-Of Benedict, g; Of Fields. 6 Innings
pitched-Bs Benedict {: b. Ruscher. , Hits mad
OF Benedict /. of BCscher. & Struck oIt--I3y
Benedict. 2. b. BuscheT. >; b. Fields. Two-bzse
hits-TesL and c. Benedict SacriHce hits-J Bene-
dict. . Stelen abses-Boykin. Cissei, Doyle Weber
c. ard Venrsran p Hit by pitcheT-By Rene
DICT Priest; by Fields \. Clark. Wild pi1ch-Bzue-
dirt UmpiTc-AiT. Spencer. Tine G game-i hour
ard ten MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
AUTUMN GIRL Wins
Yankee Filly Takes
Druid Hill Purse.
HALF SOVEREIGN VICTORIOUS
Racine II Wins the Baltimore Brew
ers' Purse in Hard Drive from
MOmbasa-Red River GaIIOps Home
in seventh Race - Books Are
Heavy Losers After Bad Day.

Baltimore. Nd, April 29-Wniiam
GaTth's Yankee FLY. Autumn Girl. backed
down to 3 10 ). was the winner Of the
Druid Hin Park Purse for two-year-oids
al Pimlico to-day She cut out a fast
pace. but az the end Mcintyre had 10
ride her out vigorously TO take the race
by half a length from Jessica. a I3-to-1
shot, with Caesar third.
Economy. even-noney favorite. won the
steeplechase- al about two miles. Touch
wood made the running TO the stretch.
where Economy took command and beat
the latter by three lengths.
Mexoana made a runaway OF the first
race. and won on the bit. with four
lengths TO spare. with Frank Purcell
second
RaIf Sovereign Wins
August Belmonts Half Sovereign was
much the best in the second race. Pan
toufe was. second and Personal third.
Gretna Green, 5 to ,. showed the way
from the start in the third race. and won
well in hand by four lengths from Beau
coup. the favorite.
In hard drive Racine II won the Bal
umore Brewers Purse by a neck from
Mombass- Necskaleets. s-to-5 favorite,
quit in the stretch. but managed 10 yet
third money.
The books lost heavily. as Eve favorltes
were triumphant. while the other winners
were well supported
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE 49, Five f-risnss Ms-5sra. ia
.treevey'. u 20 10. EoH; Prank Pusu 10 fFserseul
% 7. sec1ud. Belle Slavr. rs lang. g 10
Ilifc Iuae. / 81. TipSfsr. Egeretf Vienna Fear
naug1t. Algrousi and Billie Burke also rs-.
SECOND RACE SIX fsrloucs HsF S--s-sf-n
IL tDrElnl. 10 2 wou; Psuto-1e is fBe-zenl. :
10 I. Soclrd- Personal IC5 lDererchl. Is 20
talrl- Tine i-l1 AEla. =. Jeanne. summer
Nlght. and Ballet GiTf also ran.
THIRD RACE-Sevsu r.rlorzs G-r-ra G---7 10
iNlclii, o. = won, Bsaccoep III .Drssu. Z 20 ;
sec1ud- RinS @; Bsshau. IL Bergen = fr -hl-5
I5nc' - u. Maud oiCshCc Margaret Grscn DaIe.
t'iFonI-ie Rezglc. Aca-stioo. DE Bsrze. I4Ir cav
sfaaks7- Laay fitzselbeTt, TIE Dar- and wonder
WcrScr also r2u.
FOJ RIH RACE-SteeplecI.as shos7r two nif7S
fconfiny. lS iNcAfeci. ever. wen- To-chvood 10
.Dupeei. 20 5 Second; G,aldizu. lfs jSa-aEei. p
q J. iAilc- Ie'e- 40 % Ny Grace. RaciIis
Way de. snd Bel the g., alsa rTr.
FIFTH RACE-Fo-r I'd cue-half fr-sr--s Ar
tuTnn Girl loe isieIu-yrei. 20 ;. scr 49,, ia
iSrartl. i 20 l. second. Caesar TO iRei55 = m
i1lrl- Tine. go T. Nicholson - Arr-7sf-s
M SI'eakcr. Iserdune. ard Gl1ppo, also ran
SIXTH kACE-one mile. Racine II. ia rDr-
gan. 90 l. wca- Momtayl IA fgi-h-r-i-.l
= - ;, second, Neoskalee;s. I0s sHirchrliFl n
2 ihird Tine. ls2 % Mo-trose HAVE Sir
t5als-ad- hcmpton and Judge Euner--orr als, -a~
SENE NTH RACE-Seven furion-s Red Rive
- .Aclntyrei. 70 70 uou. Charlie Eastman u7
Red. Do % J. secand- Zstbns rs rHar-vi to-
tt-rd- Tine - f5- Ottoman Rosimiro. west
over. and 1iil stone also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30

In a lOosely-plsyed practice game on
the FernwoOd diamond Yesterday after
noon the Bureau Of Standards over
whelmingly defeated the Riggs House
nine by IS 70 5 Lampson. who twirled
for Riggs nine. proved easy for the gov
eminent boys George. who pitched for
the bureau nine. made a splendid show
ing in the box.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
BANKERS HAVE A CINCH.
George Washington Medicos Go
Down by 10 TO 2.

In an interesting game or the Wash
tngton School for Boys diamond yestsr-
day afteT1cn, the American Security and
Trust Company baseball team over
whelmlngly defeated the George Wash
ingtOn Medical students, 70 70 ?
The Bankers started scoring in the
early stages OF the game, and practically
ciinched the contest in the first three IL
nings. when. by timely hitting and clever
baSe-running, seven runs were totaled-
MalOney batted we'll for the winners.
while the catching Of DeppenbrOck was
also worthy OF mention
Johnston. for American Security and
Trust Company, twiried a consistent
game, and was master OF the situation
throughout. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
WOODSIDE BEATS AGGIES.
Homg Team scores Six Runs in
Third Inning

WoOdside defeated the Agriculture team
Of the Department League on the Wood
side grounds yesterday afternoon by the
score Of S to ?
Benedict, who was on the mound for
the Woodside boys. was very wild and
largely responsible for a majority of runs
scored by the Farmers. In the third in
ning y Clark started a batting rally for
WoOdside. six runs resulting before the
side was retired.
Bryan, in left field for athe visitors,
played an excellent fielding game. his
sensational catches being the feature Of
the contest Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
FRIENDS SCHOOL REATfz
Quakerx Go Down Before Fast Epis-
copaI High Nine at. Alexandria.

SPECIAL % TIE Washington Herald
Alexandra. Va, April 2.-As the result
Of fast all-round playing. Episcopal High
easily defeated the Friends School team,
Of Washington. here to-day by the score
Of IS to . The high school boys seemed
too fast for the Quakers. and with the
many errors chaIked up against tho Eis-
itors. they were able 20 roll up large
score
Wood. who twirIed for the winners,
pitched good ball Besides tanning six
teen men. he held the Quakers down 10
three hits. Brooks pitched for the visit
ors, and was hit hard TOlford proved
the star player for the Friends team.
L. -. L. 49,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
PREPS SHOW IMPROVEMENT.
Army and Navy OyerwheImS West
ern HiEh-ScOre, II to 4.

IN a weII-played game on the Fernwood
campus yesterday afternoon. the Army
and Navy Props easily defeated Western
High by the score Of Il 10 / Watson. who
twiried for the Props, proved a stumbling
block for the boys across the creek. who
were unable TO solve his delivery He
famed seven men and held them TO three
hits On the other hand. Upton. who
was on the firing line for the Red and
White aggregation. was easy for the
Props. allowing nine hits and passing two.
Score
Army and Mary Prsrs...-....-.- Q ? 0 s 1-u
Western. ....-.....--.-.-..-..---... 0 @ II
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
Altar BOYS CbaIIen~e.

The altar boys Of the Immaculate Con-
ceptiOn Church have organized for the
season, and would Ike 10 have games
with teams averaging fifteen years. The
lineup follows; Baker, first base; Duni-
gan, pitcher: Prosise, shoTtstop; Lane
second base and catcher. Hoffman. third
base. Schuyler, catcher and second base,
Heanv. shOrtstop and catcher; sullivan.
right field: Fraber. center field: O'DonneH.
left field address The Manager. Immac-
ulate Conception School. Seventh and y
streets northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30

FI-St hase b. er-or-Episcopal 2 Left on bases
Friends. :, Episcopal. . FI1s. bsss IN balls
o. Wood, s; Of Brooks. ;. Innings pitched--By
Brooks. : BY Baker / HITS msde-OT Bro1ks T.
Str,c< out-By Brooks s. by Baker ? ~ WOOD
i Three base hils-HitCh CONWAY IE0 base bit
MAY. Sacrifice hif-L0~. S10l,n bases-fiItch
PendlcfCn p. May. Gonway. Gran. Bersley
Double play-B Brooks % L Rake 20 LCW- Hi By
pitchCr-By Wood. Passed bsIlS-IaE ) In
piTe-Mr. Mckinley. Tine q gzue-5 hCUrs-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
Post-office Messengers Win Game

7 The special delivery messengers OF the
city post-ofice defeated the Garfield Ath-
ietic Club N well-played game yes
terday. q 10 )
The features Of the game were the bat
ting Of Dusty Rhodes and the pitching
OF Hutchinson, who allowed but five
scattered hits.
Teams wishing games address F. B.
Hutchinson, messenger No a. city post
Office
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
R. H E.
Davidson Wins IN Tentb.


SrcciaI @ he Washington HeTad-
Lexington. Va. April &.-Washington
and Lee lost to Davidson College Of
North Carolina to-day IN a ten-inninz
contest. s to 5. The home team had the
game well in hand after the sixth. Hood
made a home run in the eighth and tied
the score. Davidson scored In the tenth.
thus winning the game The batting Of
Hood and Rcctenwald. for Washington
and Lee. were the feature. while the
work Of Buie. catcher. and the batting
OF 8IcRae were superior. Score:
2 H Z
Washington. . 88Oo 4eioo-s 10
Der;Gson-.-........ ? Is
Batts-ies-Wsshineton and Lee. Paroles AID Rec
teuTald. Davidson. BAILEY ard B9ie. StrlcS cut
b Parodss, 10; b Bziiey. L Home rln-Hood-
Umpire-MT Wa6diil. Washington and Lee
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
CoIorea High to Play Howard Props

The Armstrong High School baseball
team viii play the Howard Academy team
on the campus Of the latter school to-
morrow afternoon. This is the first time
these two teams viii have q chance to
cross bats this season, and the Techs are
expecting 10 take their spite out on the
''Cads" for all OF their defeats III former
years
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30

The Rosebuds viii Join the league next
week. and expect 10 make a strong show
ing. The team IS said to he composed Of
some Of the best ball tOsSers among the
youngsters in the northeast section Of the
city. Mr Gl6llan has offered a hand
some pennant 10 the team winning the
greatest number Of games during the
season.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
MIDGET LEAGUE OPENS SEASON
Cowboys and Victors Tied for Hon
Ors I'm Northeast Aggregation.

The Midget League" an aggregation
o. ball tossers composed Of youngsters
under thirteen years C age. has organized
for The season, under the capable leader
ship Of Edward GilfIlan, Of the Noel
House northeast. and has already played
several games
The standing Of the teams 10 date Is as
fofiou-e.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30

Totals 5 2-8 s 5 Totals.
L. -. Il. l.. L-..r II
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30

Earned rUnS-G Z. J.. L Frs base by erTurs-
C. H l.. ;: Marines :. Left On bases-G. Il /, 8,
Marines. %. First base On balls-Of Priddy . OF
NUS. 3 Str1ck out-By PTiddy. ., b. Nuss, -
Home rIn-Carico. TTo-hase hits-Buene. Moore.
stolen base-Bayless- Hit by ptcher-By PIiddy. J.
Wild -itChes-PriGdy. . Passed bails-3fesgher l.
UnTi-e-Dr. SchWlnn. Tine Of gsme-l hour and
% minutes Attendance 80.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Boston. 10; New York. 4.
ChicagO-CIeEelaRd. Rain.
DetrOIt-St. Louis. Rain.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Washington at Boston.
Cleveland ct Chicago.
II. LOufS n Detroit.
Philadelphia ut New York.

Boston. April 29.-The Red Sox gave an
other singing defeat % the Highlanders
this afternoon. thereby tying with them
for second place IN the .pennant race.
L was a bitter cold afternoon and the
east wind that whistled across the dla-
mond froze the ungloved hands Of the
players and made the spectators nestle
under their coat collars. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
Ross May Play Next week,

special 70 The Washington Herald.
Isynchburg, Va, April g. Catcher
Billy Ross. who was injured last Satur-
day by foul tip striking the end Of
the second finger Of the right hand. hopes
TO be able to return to the game next
week. Ross absence materially weakens
the ShOemakers
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
FIRST GAME

'Bsrted for Casper n the fifth.
fBatied for Rowan in the ninth.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30

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