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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
spiced Beef
Boiled Cabbage

There is no other vegetable so bad
ly treated in cooking as the caboake.
Plain boiled cabbage should be prop
erly cooked. 1t should appear at ta-
BILE green, not brown nor yellow. After
preparing cabbage cut into quarters.
lay it for an hour in strong salt and
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

longer If put into tight receptacle
and are handy for a dessert on short
notice.
Crackers kept in a tight jar will re-
tain their crispness. If crackers have
become soft. crisp them by putting In
a hot oven for a moment.
Pudding bags should be made of
coarse muslin and well Toured before
putting pudding in.
The pot in which a pudding Is to be
boiled should be large enough to hold
water enough to cover the pudding.
Steaming is often preferable to boiling.
Before boiling ham, soak all night
In cold water. Wash and scrub well,
and put it over the fire In plenty of
cold water and boil fifteen minutes to
the pound. When cooked let the ham
cool in the water.
Tongue is good prepared the same
way. When cooked peel away the
skin and return tongue to water until
cold.
Put salt in soup just before you are
ready to take ii from the fire.
A few slices of orange In a cream
of tomato soup just before serving
gives a flavor much liked by many.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
Double Vision

Church, see the people of Milwau-
kee are congratulating themselves on
a growth of S4,931 in population since
the federal census of 1900.
Gotham-You know what Milwaukee
is famous for?
"Oh, sure"
well, do you thing thyve got so
much increase, or do the people only
thing they see 'em?'-Yonkers States
man.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
Christmas M emu

Tomato soup
Drowned cheese crackers
Roast turkey
Chestnut stuffing Brown gravy
Mashed potatoes Boied ohlohs
Cranberry molds
Bean salad
Mince ME Fruit pudding
Sherry
Assorted nuts Raisns
Coffee
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
Tomato Soup

Heat thoroughly a cup of canned to-
matoes. Stir in a pinch of saleratus
and season with little butter and salt
and pepper. Let one pint of milk come
to a boil add one teaspoonful of corn
starch and mix with the tomatoes
when both are hot. Give ordinary por-
tiOns.)
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
Drowned Cheese Crackers

Split common crackers, arrange in
dripping pan, and sprinkle with grated
cheese salt and little paprlka. BAKE
until cheese is melted and crackers are
delicate brown.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
Brown Gravy

Pour off liquid in pan in which tur-
key has been roasted. Remove some of
he fat; return fat to roasting pan, add
'our tablespoons flour, and stir until
ell Drowned. Pour on, slowly, while
stirring constantly two cups in which
,iblets, neck and tips of wings have
peen cooked. Bring to boiling point.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
Plain Stuffing

Take bread at least day old, crum-
BILE it fine; mix in one egg and enough
butter to have it crumble and be moist
in the hands. Season highly with pep
per and salt and any flavor that is pre-
ferred, onion, thyme, or sage. Mush-
rooms or oysters may be drained and
chopped and mixed with a plain dress
ing. Or still another variety is pro-
duced by chopped celery, apple, raj
sins and parsley, mixed in. Any one of
these is satisfactory.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
Chestnut Stuffing

Remove the shells and skins from two
quarts of chestnuts Mash them add
an ounce of melted butter, season with
salt and pepper and add if desired one
teaspoonful of olive oil. Mix we'll and
stuff the turkey as with the bread
dressing. Or pint of f-chestnuts mixed
with chopped sausage meat (pint to
pint with a spoonful of sage, makes
pleasant variety.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
Roast Turkey

Dress clean, stuff and truss your
turkey. Plunge into boiling water, and
let stand five minutes; this Will
plump your turkey Place in
steamer and let steam two hours. Re
move to dripping pan, rub with salt
and spread the breast, wings and legs
with one-third cup of butter worked
into a cream with one-fourth cup OF
flour. Dredge bottom of pan with Hour
and roast in a hot oven, basting every
ten minutes with melted butter in
three times it's quantity of boiling
water. and when this is gone, with the
fat in the pan. Turn the turkey SO
il will be easily Drowned.
Or if you prefer to lard 1t, cut strips
of bacon two inches long and narrow
and make four parallel marks on the
breast of the turkey. Put one END OF
the bacon securely into the split end
of a small larding needle and insert
it into the first mark. Bring 1t out at
the second, leaving an equal length
sticking out at each end. Insert these
strips at intervals of half an inch
down the lines. Any one who likes
the flavor of bacon will be repaid for
the slight trouble of larding. Place
the turkey into rather hot oven at
first, then modify the heat until the
turkey is done. To determine when
fowl is DONE insert a skewer or
knitting needle between the thigh and
body; the juice should be clear and
not bloody.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
Cranberry Molds
Bean Salad

Select good wax beans Place on a
lettuce leaf in some original way, and
pour over a dressing made by mixing
one-half salt, one-fourth teaspoon pep
per. two tablespoons vinegar and four
tablespoons olive oil.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

let boil three minutes, season and
str In
Evening star., 1909-05-18
Again southpaw Reichard was the

club. Again southpaw Reichard was the
hero. After twirling six innings SatuE-
day against the Langdon team. in which
game he allowed but two hits and struck
out fifteen men, he again went to the
mound yesterday and held that heavy
hitting Bethany bunch to five scattered
hits. When Umpire Hughes called the
contest after the last half of the seventh
inning had been played the score stood
Hamline 10. Bethany 3.
1t was an off day for the Baptists.
The winners met the delivery of Manager
Stokes box artists for a total of ten
safeties. and this, coupled with the seven
misplays of the losers, netted Hamine
ten runs. The errors of the Bethany
team were costly, as but two of the win
ming teams runs We're earned. Two neat
double plays were pulled down by the
losers which probably cut off runs. One
came in the second inning. when Hubbard
was hit. Lynham. the next batter, at
tempted to sacrifice but was thrown out
at first, Taggart to Champion. and Hub
bard, who had good lead. tried to reach
third. but was thrown out on a close de-
cision. Champion to lie Mat. The second
one was brought to light in the sixth.
After Hamline had scored four runs lie
sacrificed to second by Downey. Reichard
hit a Texas Lacquer over third but Dodd
was playing in, and after pulling in the
fly he quickly returned the sphere to third,
catching lie Foe.
lie Mat and Jack Spaudins played a
good game for Bethany. while the playing
of Lynham at first and Downey at sec
ond for the winners was good Dutch"
Stuckert continued to clout the ball hard.
He hit for triple and "A double.
Following is the official score of the
game:
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Danville, 3; Richmond, 2.

DANVILLE. Va, May 1S-Danville won
from Richmond yesterday in a spectacular
manner by tying up the game in the ninth
and winning out in the tenth. Honors
were evenly divided by Walker for the
visitors. and Mayberry for the locals. each
allowing four hits up to the ninth. The
twirlers We're given fine support and the
contest was the prettiest seen here this
season.
Richmond scored her two runs in the
fifth as a result of a base on balls ii
sacrifice, Messitts double and Walkers
single. In the ninth. with two down
Powell knocked the ball over the fence,
scoring Fisher. In the tenth a double by
Stafford. sacrifice by Magee and IA single
by Westlake clinched the game. Score:
Bauye ..... . . o q u q = 1-:,r. III. 0e
Richmond. . u q o = . u q Or, Al 1e
Batteres-Mayber and Westlake; Walker
and Messitt Umpire Black
Evening star., 1909-05-18
Commerce Wins Sloppy Game.

| Another enc of those don n't-care, list
| less and long-dra wn-out games was the
| one between Commerce and Labor and
| Navy. For two innings the play was
| fast and the score was kept down, but
| from the third on, ugh. 1t was not by
| heavy hitting that the Laborites won the
| game No but what's the difference,
| they won it anyway. 1t was not at all
necessary for them to hit. All there was
| Tor them to do was to stand up. get a
| base on balls or on all error and keep
| on around. 1t was the easiest thing IN
| the world None of the Sailors seemed
able to get good hold on the sphere.
Errors of the most foolish kind were
made which fact made it very amusing
for the fans
Navy braced up to some extent in the
fourth. hitting the ball for brace OF
binsles and two runs resulting, but two
did not amount to anything. as the La
borites had accumulated about six times
that number Richmond and Handiboe
worked the mound for Commerce and La
bor and had everything at their COM
mand. Mcdonald, who relieved Borand
of the box duties for Navy, pitched fair
~ good Lai!, and with better support
would have undoubtedly. held the Labor
ties in check.
The official score.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Game today-War vs.. Post once.
Interior Surprises Treasury.


The double-header on the White LOT
ellipse yesterday afternoon resulted IN VIC
tories for Interior and Commerce and La
bor. the former team having beaten. the
fast Treasury boys by Is to 4, Whiie the
latter trounced Navy by 10 to 5.
Surprises will never cease In TINS league,
II seems Treasury went down 10 the iot
Yesterday confident that it would walk
away with the game in easy 1aShioh,
IT'S homes might have been reailzed naa
the Interior team of week ago Deen III
tact but SUCH however, was not the case.
Several new players have been added 10
IT'S list and they are the boys who kno"
the game from A to Il.
The fourth inning was the uhuolns VI
the Treasury team. AT the emo Oh .le
third the score was an even CO. pu, III
the fourth Interior got to work IN eaInes,.
A great fusillade of singles ana Soou pase
running netted it six taliies, ana tnese,
with the three already chalked up put the
game on the shelf.
Grossman and Gordon. who were sent
in to down Interior, were ineffective at
all times. 1t semed Impossible 10 iioio
Interior in check yesterday.
Lynch pitched the entire game lof Ihte-
rior and it can be said that he mas never
worked in better form since he mas peeh
MIA wing with the. InterioriteS. but hFe
hits were made off him, handed o,ut at
long intervals The fielding OF both sloeS
az times was a little weird.
The official score.
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DETROIT, May 1S.-With the score
to against them in the eighth inning
yesterday. Detroit rallied. and with the
aid of three singles, double and triple
and a long fly, sent five runs over the
plate and turned what looked like certain
defeat into victory.
CraWford's triple with the bases full
and McConnelfs fielding were the fea-
lures Just before play started dispatch
arrived from Ban johnson Immediately
suspending Catcher Carrigan of Boston
and Third Baseman Moriarity of. Detroit
for their share in the ruction that con-
Guided Yesterdays game. Score:
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Dave Walsh Diving

LkESBARRE. Pa. May 1S-Ed
Walsh, the Star pitcher of the Chicago
White Sox,' and his brother Martin
Walsh. pitcher for the Pueblo team arr
hastenins to this city in race with
death in an effort To reach the bedside
Of tieir brother David. before he dies
David was injured in coal mine a
few GAYS ago, and last night the physi-
clans declared that death was near. Word
was sent to the two brothers. and they
are now on their way here. The physi
clans are doing all that they can tn
keep David alive until they arrive. Tney
are expected late tonight or early TO
morrow morning.
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RAILROAD LEAGUE.
Station Team Shuts Out Shopmen.

The Shopmen met with their first defeat
yesterday, when they were blanked by the
Station team, to o. The game was the
best seen in the league this season. both
teams battling without a run until the
nith' when Sullivan muffed I. Thompsons
third strike. and in an attempt to get the
runner at first threw wild. Thompson COM
peting the circuit. scoring the first run
In the next inning Rupert was easily
found for four hits and four runs
resulted. Score:
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Pension Boys Batting Beat Bloom
ingdale.

Bloomingdale Succumbed TO the heavy
stick work of the Pension Office crew in
the Marquette League yesterday. II to
3, i'm the most hotly contested and best
played game seen in the league this sea-
son. The Clubmen, confident of winning
with Pitcher Meek in the box played as
they have never played before, and had
they experienced little of the luck that
favored their opponents they might have
won. Keith's catch of Fidlers long drive
in the last inning and the home run by
Johnnie Mace We're the features Score:
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st. Stephens Forfeit to Columbias.
In an exhibition game at the Capital
City Park yesterday afternoon the ST
Stephens aggregation won exciting
contest by the close score of to u. I'm
pire Dowson had to call the contest al
the close of the sixth round on account
of darkness
In the third round. wis. two men down,
Carroll on third and Howard on second,
Joe Mnriarity got on the base line kid
ding Litchfieid. who was pitching. Joe
Handiboe, the arbitrator, told him to get
back off the line. Again Moriarity got
on the line with his loud voice, and Joe
ordered him out of the game. Going
from the field he sat himself in the stand
among the fans, and this Handiboe would
not allow, as it is against the rules TO
allow a player To sit il, the stand with a
uniform on After long hot discussion
between the captains and umpire, the
contest was called forfeit . to q, in
favor OF the champic:ss Rather than
disappoInt the large crowd which was
on hand to witness the contest, both
teams agreed to play an exhibition < me.
Southpaw Litchtield started the twIrl-
ing for the ColImbiaS, and pitched good
ball during his stay on the mound. He
was relieved by Bernie Gallagher after
the argument. Bernie. although he never
eXerted himself al any time in the game
showed up pretty good. He famed six
and allowed only three binSles in three
and one-third innings.
Murphy and Griffin We're the box artists
for the ST. Stephens, and both have about
the same record for their work in yester-
days contest.
The fe ture of the game was tire bat
ting of Charlie Salb. who cioutcd the pill
into safe territory every time he went 10
the plate Charlie made three trips To
the pan and got homer and two singles
Howard MAS also lucky with the willow,
connecting for Il four-Sa cker and a single
Evening star., 1909-05-18
Portsmouth, 6; Roanoke, 4.

ROANOkE. Va. May 1s-Brlliant field
ing by Portsmouth accounts for the result
of yesterdays game. In the ninth, with
two men on bases, PRESLEY drove the ball
into left for what looked good for two
bases. but Billet pulled it down with his
left hand after hard run. Score:
Portsmouth. a = u o . OF Or Sh Oe
Roanoke. .-....... o q u o Ir. Oh. Be
Batteries Vail Hale and Ryan: Foxcn Man
Mann and McCnuleN. Impire- Mnce.
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Totals. :, 8 81 Il > Totals. IL SO 81 .
'Battcd for Clarke in fhe twelfth.
fBatted for Austin in the eighth
4Batted for klenow in the eighth.
Cleveland. -. . o . q o u u u %
New York | l o y , . D . 1-6
Two-base hits-Cree Chase Enge. Three ba So
hit-Iord. Sacrifice hits-Bradley. Lord e. Per
ring. Chase. Laporte ~. Stolen bases-Turner,
Lord. Elberfeld t2y Chase t2p. Enge. Bases on
balls-OH Berger. 3: off Lake. 4; off Brock.tt, =.
Left bases-Cleveland. IL; New York, o..
Struck out-By Berger .: by Lake, 1: by Brock
ett, 4. Double pay-Berser to Turner to Stovall.
Passed ball-Clarke. Wild Berger I'm
pires-Messrs. Hurst and Evans. Time of game
hours and 3 minutes.
Evening star., 1909-05-18
Norfolk Loses on Errors.

NORFOLK. Va, May IS Norfolk out
batted LynchburG yesterday. but Lynch
burg won. :. to = Errors by Norfolk came
at critical times. While Griffin was hit
freely, he kept the hits scattered Scroe:
I.ynrhburg. ...... u u - d % - u Or .,h 4e
Norfolk. ........-. 900 u . u Or. Oh. 81.
Batteries Griffin and Jackson; Savage aud
mn ,-Ipu,ipr
Evening star., 1909-05-18
Athletics Shut Out Sox.

CHICAGO, May 1S.-The Phiadelphias
won another extra-inning game from the
ChicaSos here yesterday afternoon by the
score of To o. The game Went twelve
innings. and the lone run was secured
when the visitors punched a single and
three-basger in tire twelfth. Scott and
krause both pitched good ball Score.
Evening star., 1909-05-18
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
Parkview Beats Woodburn bv Time.
ly Batting.

ParkvieW defeated Woodburn in the
Suburban League yesterday, II to : bv
hitting Mcdonald at opportune times
Every man on the winning team co
cured a hit. but Charlton. and Chick"
MadduX made three Bladen.s tbree-
Evening star., 1909-05-18

Tmo-basc hits Smith, Geibel Stuckert. Three
bns Sc ht-Sturkprt Hits made-Off Taggart. 6
OF Wooden /: on Mencfee, 3. Innings pitched
BY Taggar;. .: by Wooden. 1: by Menefee !
Sacrifice hits-Downey. lie Mat Stolen bases
Shcaffer IyDham. Davis. SIaulding. Double
plays-Tagsart To Crampton TO lie Mat: Dodd I,
lie Mat Left on bases Hamline, ?; Bethany, 4
First ia on balls-of Re,llard. 3: off faggart
.: of Wooden, !. Fit 10y ntcher-By Taggart
Struck out-Bv Reichard. :: hy Tag"art. ,: by
Menpfee L. Passed bHil-Smith- Wild .itch
Menefee Umpire Mr. Hughes. Time of game
l houc and SO minutes.
Evening star., 1909-05-18
How the Clubs Stand.
THIS WILL NEVER DO.
Peet's Pets Are Getting Plugged
Quite Regular of Late.

from Business High School yesterday at
Kendall Green score 10 to 8. The high
school boys outhit and outfielded the
Mutes. but lost because they could not
punch their hits and because they made
liiel- errors at critical moments. Score:
Evening star., 1909-05-18

First base by errorS-lnterIor. q. treasury, :.
I.ft on bases-lnterior ): Treasury, u. First
base on balls on Lynch, !: Of % croson' !; %n nn
iorden .. Innings pitched-By croson' .: ny
!nr.ien 1 Hits made-On Croson, ,: off Gorden,
!. Struck out-By Lynch, |; by croson. :; by
,;nr,Itu B. Three base hts-larkin, sutton Two
hos. his Coleman Carr Sacrifice hts-Hayden.
, ,'roSon Stolen bascs--Larkin, Hamilton, Lspch
CO. Lord Mccarthy -, Croson Hit ny pitch.f
NRy troson >; by Gorden, 3: by Lynch. L.
.mnire-Mr. Handibpe Time of game hours.
Evening star., 1909-05-18
The official score:

Two o-base hit Gammel Sacrifice hits-kinney.
Eapp. Richmond, Graef. CroSan. S.orn bases
Drummer. Evans. Birlaski. Erwin. Rich ond.
Mu ligan. Torort. Io re. Botland. Waters + rSt
l,ase on balls-OG Richmond, /; of Hand,bue. :.
of Rorand, Z: of Mcdonald =. Hit by pitcher
Crugan. Graef. Torhort- Struck out-By Rich
niond. Z: by tiandil,oe. :. by Borland. !. PASSED.
balls Graef Bennett. Wild pitcd- iiaDdihoe.
Umpirc-Mr. Belts. Time of game hour and
10 minutes.
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His home run went over right field. The
st. Stephens,

4 anu if1Wir1 Hl.nS rins
l-Salb and Howard. HIts-0n IitchfieId Z. Off
Gallagher. b Murphy. .: Griffin l. Sacrifice hits
inHolioran and RisIon. Stolen basee-Iayor
priesi t2i. Salb. Gallagher -. Sannino. Carroll
~. Howard and Murphy. Double play ,;alla-
cher to Mullen Left on bases coinmhIas. 81
St stephens. > First base on balls-Ltchncld
| 4: Gallagher. 2: Murphy 3: Griffin g. Fla.
base on clrors-St. Stephens. l. Struck ou-
!itchf"d. 3; Gallagher. g. Murphy. .: Griffin. l.
Passed ball. Moriarty. Inpi es-Mr IIandi-
hoe and Mr. Dawson. Time of gamc-l hour AID
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Totals. o 3 70 IL

Totals. 70 10 Totals. | . 30 10 :.
sBatted for Parent in the twelfth.
HATED for Scott in the twelfth.
PHILADELPHIA. q - q ~ u u u | 1
Chicago. u % u u u ~ y u a. % 90
Three-basc hit Collins Sacrifice hit -sbcll.
Struck out--By krausc. s: hy scott T. Bases
on balls Scott. =: OF krausc. =. Left on
basss-t hicaeo. .: Philadelphia. >. Hit by pitch
sx-Rx krause. =. Umoircs-Messrs. Co1nplh
Evening star., 1909-05-18

Ey defeating Bethany in the Sunday
School League yesterday the Hamline
Methodist aggregation is now the leadin.
Evening star., 1909-05-18
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Farmers Smother Manhattans.

Agriculture had an easy time with Man
hattan yesterday, in the Independence
League. defeating them 13 to l. Seitz was
on the mound for the Farmers. and had
the Manhattan aggregation at his mercy.
Score:
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- -. -
sBatfad for Groom in The ninth

Thr"e-hase hit-Freeman. Double plays-Groom
10 Street to Freeman: AicBridc 10 Freeman
Petty To Wallace To Jones ~. Passed bail
Crigcr Hi by pltcher-Iiy Petty, /. Bases on
halls-oh Petty. !: On Groom 4. Struck out
by Petty. -: hy Groom - Left on hasps--St
I~'uIs =: Washington = Umpires- Messrs. Per
rine and o'Loushlin. Time Of game hour and
Evening star., 1909-05-18
Totals. 5 II - 10 0 Totals.


"Batted for Steele i'm the ninth.
Detroit ............. o o q o ) x-5
Boston. ..........-. o y y U U l.;
Two-base hits-Stanage. Hooper. Wagner
Three base hitS-Crawford. Stahl. Sacrifice hit
Rossman- Bases on balls-Of Kilian. =. Left on
bases-Detroit 4: Boston. q. Struck out-By
kfllian. >; by Hprchell. 1. Empires-Messrs.
Sheridan and KERN. Time of game-1 hour and
40 minutes.
Evening star., 1909-05-18
~ " 'Ns
bloom ing,la he !.
l,ansinrI I1IIrt.all

Left on hnsn> Bluomingdale. Z: Pension Ru
READ. /. First base balls Of Meek Z: ur
Madden. >. innings pitched BY Barnes =: hy
Madden. 3 Hits made-OT Barnes, 4: IN Mad
den. Z. Struck out BY Barnes. 1: by Madden
4: by Meek. D. Home rrnsi Mace. Three. base
hits Madden. Moye. Two-base hts-Me.k.
I..nch. Sacrifice hii-Ciarkc. Stolen bases -tlars
~, Marrow. Menrfee. Moye. Mace Dolblc play
Meek Ia NARROW. Hit hy pitch by Meek 1
Umpire Mr.. Myers Time Of game-l hour and
Ia minutes.
Evening star., 1909-05-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results,

St Louis. A. Washington. D.
Philadelphia. /: Chicago. q.
Twelve innings,
New York. u: Cleveland. >.
;Twelve innings.p
Detroit, >; Boston,
Evening star., 1909-05-18
Only Two Chances.

But twice during the game did Wash
ington have a fair chance to score. Free
man came the closest when he poled out
his long drive to start the sixth inning.
Street hit to Wallace and went out at
first without the Washington f1rst-sacker
getting his foot Off third base. Petty
steamed up then, and as a result Groom
and Browne famed.
With Clymer out on strikes in the
eighth, Mcbride sent slow one toward
third and beat Ferris throw by a slide.
He took second on a passed ball, but
Freeman famed and Street popped up a
fly to Petty.
AS for the Browns, they did but little
outside of that one inning, the third.
This began with high heave to first by
Criger waited and walked and Petty
hunted one with just enough speed to
prevent Groom getting over to field the
ball, and the sacks were filed. Then
Groom first passed McAleese, forcing in
Jones, and next Hartzell, forcing in
Criger. Hoffman hit Groom and there
was double play, Petty going out at
the plate and Danny at first. Ferris
broke into the limelight at this stage
with cleanly driven ground hit to left
center. and McAleese and HartceiI scored,
Ferris ending the inning by going out on
an attempted steal.
IN the Hrst ana second innings the
Browns were out in order. in the fourth
Wallace led off with one of his old-time
line drives to center for a base. but
Williams made the mistake of poking a
fast drive at Mcbride The latter took
hop over to second. getting Wallace,
and had an easy throw 10 first to catch
Jimmy.
But three men reached bases after
that, and none got beyond first. Hoff-
man walked in the sixth with one man
down. but he was caught stealing. With
two down in the seventh Jones was sd fe
on muff by Milan, but Criger popped
TO Mcbride.
In the ninth Petty started with a
single past Delehanty and went TO sec
ond on McAleese's out from Groom to
Freeman HartZell rolled to Freeman
and Hoffman tapped to Groom and was
ont al first. The score.
Evening star., 1909-05-18

l-eIt on hases-Shopmen. ); Union Station e
flrst base on balls-of Thompson, g. Struck
out-By Rupert, IL: by Thompson IL Tire
base base hit.bell Twobase hits-Teil, Taylor.
Iro'es. stolen bases-Suivan, Rupert Osborne
III II by pifcher-By Thompson. .. Passed balls
Bell. Sullivan. Umpire-Mr. Flynn Time Of
game hour and 10 minutes