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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-12
/. w. w. CASES DISMISSED.

Upon motion Of city Attorney Frank
Woody, Jr.. the eases against the 80
members Of the Industrial Workers of
the World. who were arrested last
week. were yesterday dismissed by
Police Judge Small /. is believed
that all hf the trouble with the In
dustrial Workers Is over, as the speak
ers of the organization are now ad-
dressing audiences in the hall under
the Harnois thsater.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-12
SENTENCE SUSPENDED.

Fred Parker. who VAS arrested last
Saturday. pleaded guilty to Il charge
Of third degree assault before Justice
Of the Peace Small yesterday and was
sentenced to TO days in the county
jail. sentence being suspended pending
good behavior. Parker. who is i
cripple. was alleged TO have severely
beaten his sister.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-12
RIDERS FIRE A HOUSE.

Lexington. KY. Oct. 11.-Tweiye
masked Night Riders surrounded the
home Of James Devon. a member of
the tobacco pool. near Shannon. KY.
last night and fired several volless
through the windows. No one WAS
hurt.
The Night Riders gave warning
they would return. Devon has armed
himself and harrIcaded his home.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-12

Foley's Honey and Tar clears the
air passages. stops the irritation in
the throat. soothes the inflamed menu
branes, and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and inflamed lungs
are healed and strengthened. and the
cold liz expelled from the system. Re
fuse any but the genuine in the yell
low packag. Garden City Drug Co.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-12
AWAITING HIS VESSEL.

San Francisco. Oct. 1i.-Baron
Mlnar.zi Arakaxa. minister n!enipoten-
tiary and envoy extraordinary of
Japan To Mexico. is in this city await
ing the sailing nf the Tenyo Aara to-
Baron ArakaNa has been summoned
home by his government,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-12
FORESTER TAKES TRIP.

District Forester W. b. Greeley has
gone TO Libby. headquarters of the
supervisor of the kostsnai national
forest, where he viii spend few days.
He will return to Missoula, ana then
take a trip 10 St Paul.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-12
Lot
investments

1OOx130 corner in Glen
wood Park addition, level
as a floor, south fronting,
for $500 for the 100 feet !;
800 cash, balance month
~ payments. This corner
will make You 100 per cent
in one year.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-12
A
Car Line
Home

4 swell six-room modern
home, new and we'll built,
on Il 5Ox13O.foot lot, nice
lawn. good outbuildings,
located on South Fifth
street west, right on the
ear line. This property Is
worth ut least $1,000, but
the owner wants to sell
and for Il few days $500
takes it: $500 cash, bal
ance long time; immediate
possession it's Il snap.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-12

1SOx 80 corner. close in i"
bnilt-up district on Rollins
street, city water in front
Of each lot: there are six
beautiful lots at $3.50 each
surrounding lots are bring
ing $500 each.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-12

6Ox130-foot corner, close in
to the bnilt-up district;
near city water; splendid
location on Edith street;
for $3.50. This corner is
worth $500.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-12

1o0x1a0 cerncr. four choice
lots, m Cleveland street,
near city water, well 10
Gated, for $500.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-12

floral business and will give his per
sonal attention to all decorations for
balls. parties, dinners and weddings.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
YEOTERHERS ARB OUT OF IT
No Pacific Coast Crew for Pough
keepsie Regatta.
Failure 20 Form Associations Bars
Western College from Big
Eastern Event.

Despite all reports 70 the contrary. II
can be authoritatively stated that no crew
from the Pacific Coast vii race in the IN
tercoIlegiate regatta at Poushkeepsie next
month. A stipulation was made by the
Eastern regatta officials that Il the West
sTn colleges formed an association an IN
vi;atiop would be extended them 10 par
ticipate IN the annual race az Poughkeep-
sic. No association has been formed and
consequently no invitation has been sent
TIE oarsmen OF the far West
Last year the University OF Washing
ton. which won the Pacific Coast cham
pIonship. tried hard 10 send a crew East
with no success, The washington coach
and several members OF the crew attend
cd the PoEghkeepsie races. and at the
tine they were certain an arrangement
could be made whereby the Western col
lsgisns could send crew East
Though the intercollegiate race Is al
most two months od. The VARSITY crews
al Syracuse. Columbia. Cornell. Pennsyl-
vanis, and Wisconsin are hard az work
getting IN condition for the grueling race.
Many thought after the defeat of last
year the Wisconsin, crew would not 81
vade the East again, but Il Is certain the
Badgers viii try opce more tc win al
P0UEhkeepSie- Plans are being made al
Wisconsin 50 that the crew men can
come East several weeks before tie race,
IN order TO get acclimafed. and take their
examinations al training quarters Undsg
professors detailed 10 accompany the
students
The Syracuse and Navy crews are
scheduled 10 race OF May 3 Both races
viii be rowed on the Severn
Princeton. 70 the disappointment Of
many interested in rowing. win not he g
factor IN intercollegiate aQuatics this sea.
son. The Prlncetonians viii ceohne them
selves 10 intsrclsss races on Csrnegie
Lake. The fnterciass regatta will be held
next month
The next race IN which the New York
University eight vii compete win be IL
the Harlem regatta on May 81 The eight
viii row IN the Junior event and Coacf
Van Vliet is confident his crsz viii be II
condition 70 win
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
RANk oLERks, Lei scHEDr1E.

ssssTssv. Msy is-Rigzs v. Commercial.
Sst;s-ssy, SIss Is-Americzn sec-srifv Is Cs.-.
Wednssdsy. Nay p-Wsskilstoa Loan sad Trass
IS American.
vsdzzsds5. Nsy is-Nati1ai BanA q washing.
toa ys. Merchants and Mechsnicz.
FHdsy. Nay a-comnered IS. American Sc
czrsty-
ssssEs.y. Nst s, z-E5sss 2. y ciV;
". Merchants and Mechanics
"Wednesday. Nay 2-NatiOnal Bank q waShins-
ton Is. AmsTiczn-
wsdsssdss. May ss-Rizzs n. Ane-ios sszHty
Ard Trus
FI4asy. Mas s-oOumrr1ial u. Merchants ard
Nschznic'
SATURDAY.. May z-NstiousI Bank Of Wssaizztoa
-. sFsshi1stoa Lean and Trust-
SATURDAY, Nay 3-Amenesn y. Ns-chznts sad
Mechanic
Flida7. June s-washfrgtuu Loan and nus n
ConmeTVfsl-
sstsrday. June s-Rigzs VI American.
sstsrday June 5-Amsrczn security II sEs--
cbsnts and MschzHin5-
WEDNESDAY. June s-tisy v. Bauk q Washington.
veinesasy. june s-Risss "a Josn and TrasL
FridsT june lI.-c0unsrciaI "a Anz1can
Saturday. June l2-Ameican Secnrity "a Bank
Of Washinstou-
SATURDAY. June i2-city IS. Merchants and Ne
esanicS
Friday. June iS-wasainSi0n Loan ard Inst "
American ese1Tits
ssturdsg. Juas ls-ooamssaal - Merchants ard
Mechaei>s
sas,s75ay. June ls-Rizs Is. Bsns & Wssaiagtou.
"Wednesday. June z-hssz u. Me-sas0ts ard
velue-sag. June 1-cHy "a wasAinstm Losa
ard Trzs,
SATURDAY. Juns 2.-Ccnnesciai y, National Bank
q Washington
sassras7. Ians ss-Aaerrzn Ss,ia1sl Is. AnasT!-
osn Secarits.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

I-mpsre Perrine made q distinctly favor
able inoression on the fans and players
in the Games he worked at St Louis. says
dispatch from that city.
IN appearanee he somewhat resembles
Irranjre Egan. He moves about the dia-
mond in much the way that Billy Stage
used to DO. trying always to be on the
TOD Of every play. as bah players ex-
press It
His decisions are given clearly, but not
IN too great q hurry When declaring a
runner out. he gives his arm long.
graceful swing toward the sky, and holds
tne nose n a striking manner for q second
or two. thus avoiding any danger OF
heinz misunderstood by the people in any
part Of the field.
n. declaring a runner safe. his gestures
sre equally original. and he bends far
OF ct. stretching down his palms until
thev almost touch the ground. His afti-
t,ide when not IN action resembles Sheri-
dams. as ne stands with his arms folded
throughout the game
In the games at St Louis hs seemed
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
YALE AND HARVARD PREPARE
FOR FOOTBALL SEASON EARLY

Although aspiring candidates for var
sity football teams have just slowed
away the rairnent Of the chsIk-baTred
field after the usual spring practice. the
manasements OF the different university
elevens are going ahead with prepara-
tons for the big games Of fhe coming
autumn. Generally at this time OF year,
when she undergraduates are Specializing
on the possibilities Of the material that
has been unearthed by the preseason
workouts. the powers that be are com
pleung the managerial arrangements for
the coming season
Probably the first indication Of this IS
the work that has been done on the Yale
Harvard contest. scheduled 10 be played
st the Cambridge Stadium on November
%. Prescott White. president Of the Yale
Football Association. and Everard Thomp-
son, manager OF the New Havenites
ticket department, recently visited Cam
bridge 70 make arrangements for the
annual gT3diror struggle with the Grim
son. EarvardS. football representatives
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
LANGDoE WINS EASILY
Play Rings Around RiverdaIe and
Wins by score of 13 10 2.


Wins by score OF 13 TO 2.
SPECIAL 70 he wsshiny.on Hs1zld
Langdou. May 15.-The Langdon team
Of the Prince George County League
played rings around Riverdsle here to
day. the score being IS 10
Kelly. for Riverdale. was tried out ana
knocked out Of the bcx In the third In
ning, after Langdon had scored nine
runs Davis. a new nan, took his place
and held Langdon 10 three hits during
the remainder OF the game. Many Of the
errors can be attributed 10 the rough con-
Gition OF the diamond 0GacNen, Of River
dale, collided with BraUner in the third
inning and was compelled 20 retire from
TIE game. J. Tanning took his place.
Burnside taking FaHning's place in right,
Lanedon tried two pitchers, and River
dale connected six times safely of both
twiriers. Riverdale has not yet won s
game. and there is talk Of a general
shaking up in the personnel Of the club.
The game was played under protest.
two OF the LangdOn men not being in
Uniform. Rivsr6sle shifted the lineup
several times but 10 no purpose. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

went into a conelave with the Yale men
and considerable business was COM
plsted. Quarters for the Yale squad were
engaged AT the Westminster and the
Headquarters FOR the sale Of tickets to
Yale graduates was decided upon. It
vas also arranged TO banquet the Yale
eleven Al the end OF the game
The Harvard management announces
thai the seating capacity of the Stadium
VIII not be enlarged. even though the
demand for tickets IS certain TO exceed
the supply The tickets VIII no. be ready
for distribution until early next Noven-
Der, although reservations VIII be ac-
cepted about the middle Of October. Ex-
ira precautions viii be taken this year
70 prevent the Basteboards railing into
the haa1s OF spectators. The design
Of the. tickets wiz be unusually intrt-
cate. 50 as 70 insure against the pessl-
bility Ct skilled counterfeiter 7uplicat-
ing the cards. Many applications have
airsa5y been received from the under
graduates for positions as ushers. and il
is thought that this Office win be as
popular among the student body IS it has
been n years past
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
HANS WAGNER. THE GREAT.

Here is another Pittsbz-g zoSs that
zss b smoked after dinner s9ns tine
when there Is soshinE better to think
absas.
Bans wsgner's saiary IS not ali paid
for By Dreyfnss, SID an Old baseball
n4enaie the o.l= dag n di-sassins ne
rational gAmea ~sad most reuous VII
tank there IS somethias 'gueer' when
they know how it IS psid-"
He then vent on to s1plssn that wss-
nsr receives 5000 a yesT. sseoo q which
IS paid b the Pittssuzs cab. 500 by
the Natioaai League. and SEQ hy oontTi-
button from the Oshsr seven lsssas cubs
when the American League vas started
six years aSo, be coGfinued. "sn o1sr
uas made 10 W1gnrr TO pay hin Seiooe
Il he would joia that organization This
SIN WIS to be guaranteed b. deposiiins
The s86o IN soue bank. ard Wagner
vas - be allowed to draw $1,000 ysar
from-ths fund
Wagner vent vita this ofsr 70 DfeyiuSS.
who dsmu7ed at rasetsng i, but Agreed
70 ps- Wagner a smaller zslsTy and guar
antesd to pay hin the difference IN I've
years from the amount he di7Sw from The
p, sburg cub ard tie $500 guaranteed
bT tie American Jeasaeus- sholid the
American League Be n e1isseuoe-
when this agresuent was made thsTe
was present besides Wagner and Drsyfuss
HAIRY c. PunSn, no~ president Ct tie
National Leag1s. but then secretary q
the Pittssurg elab.
at he expiration q Eve years IN TIE
sp-inS x 1905. Wsgng went 70 D7syfuss
and dsmunded the cis5Trnos. Tie mater
vas taken % Punizm. Eho az 0nc re.
menbersd the agreement and declared
Wagner entitled TO the moasy."
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
GIRLS PITCH FOB A LIVING

BeIlsFille. 0hS0. is5s cissz to ths dis
anssea q having Two ssrI bssesza psseh-
ga VINO are ths equal. Z sot tee 81
perior. of nsay tEiIisn q ne n4ls ser,
Who nov Occupy ber-hs u ssue q fAe
ninor lsAgues Rufh sad TTvne Bssf0r1
are tAe aznss q TIE fsnlnine -Dhs-
nous." Who lave sssaea . pstea fof o0s
q tie crack indsrsn1snt tesms of To
lido. and who made szesilsnt records
-has playing VITA the Dacla Bssch
PARK team. & Cleveland. lsss year.
Irene tossss then Crer with hsr risht
had. xhIIs hsr sister Is a sozthpa~. Each
of TIE girls Is abe 70 g the fun zine
innings and both q shen bare frequently
wcn sAmes By pounding out a single
and 6ozbls At oS9o1tSne TINES.
Ths EiEis dTe2 in ne regulation base-
bah skirts and seId their positions lie
veterans
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
McGREGoR GETS POOR SUPPORT
Pitches Well but Unsteady Fielding
Results in victory for Brentwood.

Brentwood. May 15-.Duck. McGregor.
pitching for Berwyn against Brentwood
ii the Prince George County League,
here. this afternoon, deserved to win his
game, as he allowed bat four hits. and
struck out seven men. He was accorded
miserable support, Fox. his catcher. hav-
ing four passed balls IN the fifth inning.
in attempting TO stop a Ire hit, McGregor
had his finger sprained. and Brentwood
punched three hits. ana scored an earned
rrl- McCFegof was game, however, and
,asinued 10 play Shomo. FOR the
v'-aners. and McGregor. for the losers.
were stars in the sEatting line. Brent
wood had Won two. and lost tPe games
The first game between Bsrwyn and
Riyerdale was forfeited 70 the latter. but
It is doubtful whether the game viii be
counted as q victory for Riverdale- The
grounds were unfit for play. and BerWyn
did not show Up. Manager Roberts. Of
Riverdale. however. claimed the grounds
70 be IN ft condition, and VIII ask that
the game be given his team Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
EVANSVILLE WINS.
Suburban League Team Takes Ath-
Ietic CIub Nine Into Camp.

HyattsviIle, Nay I5.-There was plenty
OF hitting in the game here this after
noon between the seabrooke Athletic
Club and the Hyattsville team, leaders in
the Prince George County League. who
had no league game.
Kagle. the southpaw slab artist OF the
visiting team. struck cut ten Of the Hy-
attsviIe batters, but Jbe latter landed the
sphere IL safe territory twelve times. The
score was 9 70 L but the game was ex-
ceptionally interesting, Notwithstanding
the one-sided score.
Cats throwing was particularly fine,
anG the visitors suffered very much as
the result OF trifiing with IFS speedy and
accurate wing Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
UMPIRE PERRINE GRACEFUL,
ALSO ORIGINAL IN HIS WORK

Inclined to pattern after the prince OF
STbitrators
He Is not inclined &c be chunny with
the coaches. or. IN fact. with any Of the
players who happen 10 be near him. There
IS nothing sutocTstie about hts manners,
but ne uncoRsciousix carries with him
the dignity and reserve that the people
like TO see in their arbitratOrs-
His voice IS reither deep nor shrIli, but
IS pitched IN much the same musical key
as is that OF Billy Evans
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
TECHNICAL TROUNCES AGGIES
Il. a. C. Pitcher Blows Up in the
Sixth Inning.
SchOOiboys Play RattIing Good
Game at College Park.
Score 10 2.

spscisl 70 Tie Washington Herald
College Park. Nay l5.-In one OF the
best games played here this season the
Technical High School team defeated the
Maryland Agricultural College, 8 TO
Up to the hfth inning Coster had the
high school boys at his mercy. but At
this stage he weakened and gave q
couple OF passes, which. followed by con-
sistezt hitting. scored six runs for the
schoOlbOys-
From that tine on the result was never
IN doubt the Technical team running
the score up for total Of nine
Technical used three pitchers. all OF
whom kept the Aggies' hits well scat
fa-aS Srrre-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
wOoDsIDE WINS ANOTHER.
Take a Close Game
from COIesviIIe.

Suburbanites Take n Close Game
from COIesviIIe.
Silver Spring. Nd, May 15-The fast
Woodside aggregation defeated the Coles
vile team. OF Colesvile. Nd. here to-day
by the score Of to s.
The game was fast and close. First
one team was leading and then the other
Buscher. pitcher for the winners, was
effective with men on bases TOlsOn
pitched great bah for the losers. striking
out nine and passing none. Fast work
by the Woodsi6e infeld pulled Buscher
out OF several holes.
\. Clark led with the stick. The Wood
side boys are fast and hesdy on the
bags.
7. Mccarthy felded 8 fast game at
shortstop. BeEedict starring at second.
Lees difficult catch saved the game for
Woodsi6e in the ninth. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
HAS HAND BIG ENOUGH
TO HIDE a LEAGUE BALL.

Pitcher Abeles. soath9sx with san An
tonic. has haad - iarge that as can
ooneeal regulation haxbaH wi1hha Il The
basstaH usea in the esg iessess IS :
uias mo-e than aiEe inches N eiFcunser-
ense. which gives a isttle iaea Of the enos-
Eous paw OF the Teas us-As7.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
HARVARD BEATS TIGERS.
Princeton Loses at Cambridge by
6-tO-O score

Csmbridse. Mass. May B--Before s0e
Spectators Harvard wen decisive victory
over the Princeton Tigers at baseball this
afternoon, winning by the score OF 20 o
For the first time since 1896. Harvard de-
feated the Orange and Black on the lat
isr's own grounds. Hartford, the Harvard
pitcher. had the Princeton boys complete
y at his mercy. they succeeding in Sc
curing only two hits. one OF which vas a
scratch The next game OF the series
viii be played az Princeton on wednes-
fs,- rexf Sore
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
BUSINESS HIGH LOSES.
Rockville Takes Interesting Game
by S-tO-4 Score.

s7sclal g Tee Washington Herald
Rockville, Nd. May 15.-RoekviiIe's ball
team and that representing Business High
School. Of Washington, locked horns at
the fair grounds here this afternoon, and
the locals won. ; 70 / II was a we'll
played and interesting contest, and was
won hy Rockville through superior bat
ting-
The Washington boys put up a clean
and snsppy game il the field, bit the
pitching Of Warthen was too much for
them
R. Brewer and warfield, Tor Rockville.
made four and three hits. respectively, in
a. man, times AZ bsr Sro-e
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
CENTRAL HIGH WINS AGAIN.
Outplays Mount Sc. Joseph, of BaIsi.
more, Winning by go 4.

sreclaI p he Washington H5rald-
Baltimore. Md. May I5.-Central de-
fested Mount St. Joseph on the locals
diamond here to-day by the score OF
to
Central outplsyed. outhelded. and out
batted the suEburbaniJes, and easily won
the game Boetler was touched Up FOR
ten safsties. but he kept these bingles well
scattered Schaub. his opponent. was easy
for Central when hits were needed.
Rheem. Menefee. and Herman felded
brilliantly and batted well for Central
Bel played good bah for the local nine.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
ny LITTLE BAT AND BAIL.

Sore years age. when vas snail,
A nan gave ne 4 bat and ball.
7 decided night OF the spot
To practice o1 vacant lot.
I then pitched al kids II c7srTes-
Rated 50 hard Il hurt ny nerves
wild hall bit ne on the hesd-
They carried re home almost dead.
Pa and ma and sister al cried
Ny ball and bst they tried 70 hide.
The doctor ssid would pull through.
Although ny head was black ard blue.
Out N she street I tried 70 play,
COP took ne IN that same day.
II a patrol I bad 20 ride
With a policeman on each side.
Ten dollars fnc "a had 70 pay
Tuned bis hair from black % grsy.
> 7 was 50 happy % get free
It flied NJ po0T heart With giss.
7 ror 20 cut 20 see the ssne-
No matter In SICK '0r l2ne
And rot 50 loud upon tue stand
That people can not hear the band.
S A. BREEN
Alexandra. Va
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
plan Motorcycle Meet.

The National Capital Motorcycle Club
viii hold a motorcycle race meet at
Benning race track. one-mile course
near The city. on Nay 81. Dealers. bicycle
ard motorcycle. all club members. have
been appointed IS prize committee 10
arrange ard secure prizes for the seven
interesting events
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

LlTlel Tlns-Iel-lillllI. = LNIL ul ua.fs-ltl--
nical. l. sf A. G.. 1. Firss base o. hziis-of
Kraft Z, Of OHutt 2; oH Coste-, s Innings
ri.ohed-By Kraft. ;: b. o1ust, 4; b. GRAY. 2.
b. Costss. 3 Hits 'u.ade-os Kraft. ?. o. Offgt,
2. of GRAY. ?; 0E C0Ster. 10 sfHurk 0uf-By Kraft;
5. hy Orutt. ;; b Cray. 8; b Coster. 4. Tro-
base hits-Co-Eiyou. ". Ozuft. sac-iace hit-5il
stolen bzscs-King. Kelly, Faicune- Stables. Wen
Se- HI b. pifcaer-By lCoste. l. Passed ball
oFstt. Uupire-Slr croafn. Tine q Ezme-I hour
ard - minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
Mound St. Marx,s AEain vii,

susesal 70 The WsshinEton Hs12ld
Emmitsburg, Nd, May BY a ninth
inning rally Mount St Mary's to-day
broke TIE winning streak OF Eastern Col
Iege. The game was a pitchers battle,
both johnson and Connolly pitching mas
terly ball. Score:
R.H. E
Mt. St. Mary's..... .00oesas +.
Eastern Consrp % OIL )
Batteriss-Mourt 81, Mays. C0uneIy and Nc
Hugh: Eastern CcllsEe. johnson and Mztry.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

E1lae4 EllE-Ncl-e4. . LII q l4scs-Lentfll-
s. NJ S. Joseph. L First base On b4lls-Od
B0etlsr . STUCK Out-By BoetieT. 6 bv Schsah
%. Three-base hit-Lsussa- Two-bsss hi;s-HerTi-
uan q -RheGn. SaTifce hirS-B0ushee e. Mac-
Donald Stolen bases-Hzrrah, Tracey, Castor, Kee-
nan, Mifsch. Douhle plays-MaeDon2ld 20 Thonas:
Schsab . Bell Hit b. patcheT-By Schaub. 3
Wild r51ch-Boe1Ier. UuTsrs-Mr. Den1an- Tine
q gzme-I hour and 50 minrtes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

Szerifce hits-CUrrier. Cunningham TEo-5sse RI
-Daza- Ssolen hSse-Dzvson- FIrsf base On balls
OF Hartford. i: @ White. 5 Strack out-By
Hartford. :, b. White. : Passed baI-DzKSon-
Unpir>-3ir. CuSack, National LeSSae- Tine of
rs-,e--1 hos5rs
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

Earned rlns-kockviiie- 2 SzCFs6ce hit-WsTfeid.
stolen haees-Warfeld q. Fssan Eln'Ecod Whit
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