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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
To Fight Criminal cliaues.

New York. May DIFFERENTIATION
OF the Black Hand and other criminal
cliques Of Italians and Sicilians is one
Of the principal ends to be attained
by the Sons of Sicily Of America. an
organization for which papers of in.
corporation were prepared here.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
THREE COACHES ARE olrcHEo
Accident East Of Courtney, N. D. -
Many Arc Hurt.

Valley City, N. D., May Is. - A
wreck occurred on the 500 just east
Of Courtney which might have result.
ed disastrously. Through spreading
or defective rails two day coaches and
the em:grant SLEEPER left the track
while the train WIS going at q high
rate Of speed. All three coaches and
the ma; and baggage coaches went
into the ditch. one car lying thirty
feet from the track. The Pcllmans
and the diner remained on the track.
Many people we.e bruised and
scratched. only three seriously. Two
hundred yards Of track were torn up
and traffic was blockaded all day.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
Made rituiar Bishop.

Syracuse. N. Y. May 1S.-Mgr. John
Grimes was formally elevated to the
ofice Of titular bishop Of Adana and
coadjutor bishop Of the diocese Of
Syracuse at the cathedral of the I'M
macuiste Conception here yesterday.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
Liquor Dealer Sentenced.

Grand Forks. N. D.. May 1S,-Jndge
Templeton sentenced Robert ]. Muir
ray to serve one year for forgery. and
Charles Hursh to ssrye four months
In jail and TO pay . fine Of $500 for
selling liquor Illegally at Niagara.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
Trsstls Diows Down; One Killed.

rssstle Blows Down; One Killed.
Valparaiso. Ind. May lS.-WaFren
q. Woolhaupter was killed and three
vorkmen badly hurt on the New York
4 Chicago Air Line railway when Q
section Of trestae was blown down by
The wind.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
Kills Self Because Of Sons Crime.

Marshalltown. Iowa, May IS. - De-
spondent over the sentence Of her
only son, William Tolif Winter. for
murder. Mrs. w. w. Winter, TitOnka,
Iowa. committed suicide by hanging.
Her husband and other members OF
the family were in the fields at work
Their absence gave the woman an OPP.
portunity to commit the act unob.
served.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
Revolver Fight Fatal.

Cincinnati. May Is. - In revolver
ilght At Melbourne. q suburb OF New.
port. Ky. yesterday. Louis Feilhart
was shot and probably MORALLY
wounded by J. H. De Moss. The shoot
ing was the result Of q feud Of long
standing. De Moss escaped.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
Full Circus Tent Fails In storm

Cory, Pa. May IA large num-
Der of persons were hurt. none fatally.
when a terrific electrical storm blew
down the crowded main tent Of Cole
Bros. circus. A panic ensued and
many men. women and children were
caught in the wreckage.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
Hail Ruins Celery Beds.

Kalamazoo. Mich. Ma 1S.-As a re-
suit OF the worst hail storm In twenty
years the famous Kalamazoo celery
beds are in ruins. the Michigan fruit
crop badly damaged and thousands .ol
panes of glass shattered.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
SEVEN UPSET IN CANOE.
Rescued by Fellow Colle9ians at Mad
,.on-Eatjoue Fatal to One.

Madison, Wis.,. May IS. - Clinging
desperately to theic frail canoes. cap
sized in terrific siuall in University
bay, Mendoza lake, seven students at
the University Of Wisconsin we're res
cued by fellow collegians just as they
had abandoned all cope.
So great was his excitement and ex-
harstion, however. that on reaching
shore, Clarence l. Zimmerman, one Of
the rescued men, died of heart fail
ure.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
sTREWN WITH WREcKAGE.
Storm Causes Heavy Damage In Set
ton Of Michigan.

Fowlerville, Mich, May IS. - This
town and surrounding country for a
radius of two miles is strewn with
wreckage, with probably twenty five
families homeless. The damage
wrought by Saturday afternoons tor
nado will reach upwards of $4,000.
Not until late yesterday was COM
munication with the outside world
possible The number of buildings
damaged or demolished was $50. This
may be. increased when all districts
are heard from. Three persons are
reported injured.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21

Kills Mother! Dies q Suicide.
South Bend. Ind. May 1S.-Charles
Rapp. aged thirty-three years. a ball
player. last night killed his mother
With butcher knife and then commit
ted suicide
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
BIG DITCH TO BE MADE.
Will Drain, Big Area Of Farm Land In
hutchinson County.

Sioux Falls, S. d.. May 1S.--A dredg.
ing company has commenced the
work of constructing an immense
drainage ditch in Hutchinson county.
southwest Of Sioux Falls. The ditch
will drain a large area of valuable
farm land which is now out Of com.
mission because of being flooded. and
will entirely remove a lake covering
1855 acres of ground. which also will
be reclaimed and made to produce
crops during future seasons.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
slav police Chief Fatally Wounded.

siav Police Chief FATALLY Wounded.
Lublin. Russian Poland. May Is. -
Capt. Ullen. chief of police. was NOR
tally wounded and two policemen Sc
riously injured in one of the principal
parks Of the city yesterday by hand
OF men with reyolvers. Two assail-
ants were arrested.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
Former Vale Football star Diee,

Mexico City. May is-Lang Murray.
IN American. aged thirty-nve years.
best known Is having been probably
the most famous tackle On the Yale
team Of the late .s0s. died suddenly
yesterday.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
BOILER ExPLooEs; THREE DEAD
Three Hurt by Accident on Steam.
boat at Cleveland.

boat at Cleveland.
Cleveland. May Is. - Three men
were killed. one probably fatally in
iured. one other seriously and sixth
scalded, when the starboard boiler OF
the steel steamer James II. Hoyt ex-
ploded. The dead men are Italians.
whose names are not known. One OF
the injured men died before he could
be taken ashore.
The boat was marned by a nom
union crew. The Hoyt Is owned by
the Providence Steamship company.
of which A. B. Wolyin of Duluth is
manager.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
CAUGHT AFTER FIGHT.
Superior Murder Suspect Is In custo.
DIV of Sheriff.

Superior, Wis.,. May IS. After a
long chase in the woods near Supe-
rior. Sheriff Carlson yesterday arrest
ed Charles Sebo!ski. suspected of kill
ing Rudolph Nelson. the high school
boy who was murdered short dis.
lance from here Friday.
SehOlsEi put mp hard fight and
was overpowered with difficulty.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
WOMAN CLIMBS $1,000 FEET.
Two Americans Eeach Paris After
Trip to T..'kestan.

Paris. May 1S.-Dr. and Mrs. Hunt
er Workman, American mountain
climbers. have returned to Paris after
a six-week expedition in Turkestan.
No new records for height were es-
tablished, but Mrs. Workman, accom-
panied by two guides, was successful
in scaling peak 2l,350 feet high, on
the watershed between Hispas and
Biafo glaciers. In the Tanners.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-21
JAP FESTIVITIES IN VICTORIA.
Naval ofPieers Are Being deliberately
Entertained.

Victoria, B. c.. May Is. - Admiral
Ijichi and officers Of the Japanese
cruisers Aso and Sayo were enter
tanned by the British naval officers at
Esquimalt naval station. In the aft.
ernoon regatta was held.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
PLAYERS INHALED OXYGEN.
Norfolk Bali Team Exhibits Strength
After Experiment.

Norfolk, Va. Aug. 2.-Was there any
reason why the Crew shouldn't win from
the Colts Wednesday afternoon? Ger
tainly. not
In the first place. the Norfolk fans be-
Heve that Manager Clarke has the best
team in the league. They are willing
to bank on It. From reasonable caIcu-
lations they figure that the Tars should
win from the champions any time on
even conditions.
But Wednesday there was a double
reason why Norfolk should win Just
before the game a representative of the
Poe Invention Corporation, Of Norfolk.
injected fifteen gallons Of oxygen into
the Norfolk players. and they could have
played on forever, getting stronger as
the game progressed.
i was an experiment though, and II
Is claimed worked we'll The players
were gathered in The clubhouse and
each lined up for his turn to inhala
the oxygen. The tube was run from
the generating tank into their mouths
and gallon was pumped into tho lungs
OF each OF the ball tossers This was
not necessary TO keep the Crew on the
jump. but It made the task easier than
It would have been otherwise, and the
players said they were as fresh when the
game ended es they were when It started
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22

Southern won two games from Sta
stion in the Railroad League, az Amer
lean League Park yesterday afternoon.
20 and 10 te 8
Southern had a walk-away in the first
game. winning easily. The contest was
more OF a joke than ball game. and
the station outdt PLAYED Ike a lot OF
inexperienced youngsters, allowing their
opponents TO play rings around them.
The trouble wiki the Station outfit was
that they were excited. as well as over
anxious. They were also unused 10 play
Ing on a diamond as good as that ar
American League Park. while Southern
has been playing throughout Virginia,
and were not troubled with stage fright.
Rupert and Knighton. reputed 10 be
the best that can be produced from the
railroad circuit, proved easy FOR ths
Southern lads The game was we'll
played, and interesting. until near The
finish. when the Railroad League cham
pions became disguised. and practically
gave their opponents their last six runs.
Station was the first 10 score, getting
two in the second Southern tied up the
game In their half Of the second, and
in the third they added two more. giving
them good lead
Southern ciQched the gang in the sew
enth. when they added two more, while
four more runs We're made ia the next
round
-Four 81 stations seven hits went for
TWO bases. There was no fielding fca-
lures. Senseney's base running being the
only incident worthy Of mention. Scnre.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22

ney was excused by Manager Cornell so
that he could go over &c play with Beth
any In the deciding battle In the Sunday
School League. and he reached Thirteenth
and d streets In time 10 bat IN the sec
ond inning.
AS Kinney Is playing with the Brent
wood boys IN the post-season series, II is
hard 70 figure out why be was so anxious
to help the Baptsts land the rag IN the
other Organization unless he was getting
something for his playing.
There are enough cases Ike the one
cited 10 make some rule prohibiting a
player from playing in two leagues, a
burning question Tor the amateur commits
sion 10 settle this fan.
Taylor leads the Railroad League IN
stolen bases, with Hendrltz second. The
latter, however, is leading in sacrifice hits.
President James A. O'shea, Of the Cap
ital City League, dropped around the
other evening. and. when tvitted about
the chance Brentwood has Of beating out
the Agriculture tribe for the bunting,
said, as follows: Brentwood VIII win
the pennant in the post-season series.
barring any uDlooked for accident that
Ill
aEer Cornell has a heavy hitting team.
and this IS his main card. The Brent
wood boys have batted Sanders hard in
games played in tho Capital City League.
and they do not expect 20 have any
trouble In locating his slants when these
two mines hook up ia the final contest. "
Thanks, jim; we're glad 10 know how the
race is going 10 wind up.
The many friends Of billy Belts. the
popular arbiter OF the Departmental
League. are glad to sec that he was Sc
lected 20 be one Of the umpires In the
post-season series.
The figure ''2' had much 10 do with the
deciding Of the race In the Sunday School
League, as the final three games Ninth
played against Bethany the Christians
were defeated twice ? 10 0. and tied the
Baptists once. ? 70 2
The officials az the Suburban League
have offered a silver cup to the winner
Of the championship I'm Section b. This
action on the part OF the Suburban organ
iZation is a very praiseWorthy one.
D. n. Walford presented the Agricul-
ture nine with silver cup, which he
gave them for winning the pennant in
the Departmental League this year, at
the game at American League Park on
Thursday. n. 7. wORLEY.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
DISTRICT CHAMPIONS
IN THE PAST SEASONS

away with its attendant evils. While
their sincerity Of purpose has never been
/ doubted, they have done absolutely moth
/ ing to better the conditions COMPLIANCE
Of, and unless some action Is taken a,
the close Of the present series the mat
ter viii hang fire for another season.
As a permanent body. the commission
IS now vested with q certain amount OF
power. and should go ahead and formu-
late code OF rules 10 govern the playing
OF all amateur gfmes.
The eight leagues constitute all the
/ strength Of the amateurs. and with them
bound together by a strict eligibility code
the main trouble would be alleviated
The Pennant race IN the Sunday School
League in 1907 and the year Just closed
was decided by the last game played,
and this, indeed, Is an envlable record of
which any OF the other sand-lot organiza-
tions would be proud TO boast
Just why the Bethany squad was able
/ 10 lick the Ninth Street boys five straight
games. while they lost four to weak
/ teams. Is a puzzle which IS hard to solve
Many attribute Bethany's losses 10 over
confidence. which IS probably correct
while Litchheid is given the credit for
Ninth's downfall:
Johnnie Mace, Of Pension Bureau. made
two hits Thursday, both Of them singles.
and Mccarthy was the only other Pen
sioner TO connect safely with Kerr's
shoots
Pension Bureau Il hardly a fair repre-
sentative of the strength OF the Marquette
League in its present crippled condition.
Mess having a badly cut hand and the
pitchers Of Sargent Robbins aggregation
beipg In poor shape
tfrentwood's easy victory over the
Clerks Thursday Is easily accounted for
when Il Is repembered that the Suburb
ante crew isthe heaviest batting organi-
zation in the series. and Uncle Sans en-
ployes were playing Cornell's tribe in q
battered condition.
The surprise in store for the Aggles
when they played the Union Station team
at Capital City Park on Thursday was
such as 10 cause much gloom in the
Farmers camp, as there was not ar Ag-
gle rooter who entered the park with the
least idea that Ferguson had the slightest
chance in the world TO lose the game.
Rupert twirled excellent ball and de-
serves lot Of praise for giving the
chesty Clerks a sound trouncing.
Although Ferguson famed fourteen and
allowed but three hits. he was not rs
steady In the pinches as the Railroad
League twirler.
The r. r. y. M. c, A. League viii hold
field day in October, arrangements for
which were perfected at meeting last
, Friday.
Bucher IS putting Ut a good game az
first for Southern, and IS hitting the ball
for keeps,
After Brentwood got big lead on the
Pensioners In the game at American
League Park on Thursday. Dutch Kin
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
FIFTH GAME OF SERIES.
Washington Giants and RoSedRles
Meet This Afternoon.

At Union League Park to-day the
Washington Giants and the Rosedales
will play OF their fifth. game OF a series
OF seven games. Each OF these teams
has won two games. and to-day's game
should prove to be a hot ones The Dis
trict colored series. which should have
been played on the 10th. nth. and 18th,
viii be played on the 18th and 9th. when
the Giants viii go up against the Bel
mont Tigers. and on the sOth double
header with the PiedmOnts.
The Giants have open few select
dates for strong white teams only. Ad-
dress washington Giants. S4s Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
BETHANY NINE EASY
Aggies, After They Start to
Hit, Cannot Be Stopped.
SANDERS STRIKES OUT EIGHT
After One Bad Inning, the Third,
Crack Departmental Lacquer Holds
Raptistx Well in Hand-Murphy
Connects for Three Hits, while
Johnnie Priest Gets Three Bagger.

Agriculture had little trouble defeat
ing Bethany at Capital City Park yes
terday afternoon before a crowd esti-
mated to be around the 1000 mark and
which filed the seats and all the avail
able standing room. a ground rule be-
ing made necessary by the overflow Of
people in the outfeld Score-Agrieulture,
10; Bethany, .
Until Wooden's sensational aerial fight
in the fifth round. Bethany looked very
good 10 the majority Of fans. and the
Angles had TO hustle TO hold the fast
church team In check. but in this ses-
sion the Farmers took big brace. hit
the ball hard and often, and ran the
bases In good style.
The score at this stage Of the game was
20 l In favor OF the Sunday school
LeagUers. Weber and venneman walked.
Sanders sacrificed them. and when Tay-
Tor smote the ball along the third base
line, Coleman let It glide through his
legs. Weber and Venneman crossing the
plate.
Bryan soaked one on the nose to deep
left, and Doyle followed with a Texas
Z
Taylor and Bryan counted. Priest cOaxed
free transportation, and Murphy made his
second hit, scoring Doyle. Newberry bal
looned TO Duggan and Weber singled.
bringing Priest and Murphy home while
Nenneman ended this session by striking
out
Ellis Relieves Wooden.
In the next inning Ellis was suhsti-
tuted for Wooden. but he managed 70 get
IN hole in short order. passing three
men and hlling the sacks. A beautiful
catch by Duggan in center saved the day
and prevented any OF these men from
scoring.
Manager Stokes being unwilling 20 ad-
NIT that his aggregation was beaten,
tried to stem the tide OF defeat by put
ting Lefty Litchheld IN the box IN the
seventh. Lefty did better than his pred
eeessor, but also got his" the Farmers
annexing two runs of tho blond tWirler.
Bethany scored its two tallies IN the
third inning. when Coleman cIouted the
ball to right for a clean hit, was sac
riheed 70 second by spaulding. and scored
when Menefee sent one OF Sanders
curves whistling over the inheld. Meme
fee pilfered second and crossed the pan
when Schaffer hit 70 right.
The batting OF Murphy was a distinct
feature OF the days play. the Aegie third
baseman getting three hits and playing
rafting good game at third base
Bryan felded a hot liner from his po-
sitlon 70 the plate in quick STYLE and
choked on run in the sixth, which play
bordered on the sensational Menefee.
who caught brilliant game for the los
ers, connected with the leather for
brace OF tallies. Other players 10 get
more than one bingle were Schaffer. Bry-
an, and Taylor. Priests three-bagger was
the longest hit Of the game.
Both teams played a fine fielding game,
but two errors being chslked up against
them.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22

Mr.. Frank s. Gorton, who has charge
OF the speed department Of the Wheaton
County Fair, has issued an edict that az
riders in races must appear in the regu-
lati0n silks. Color" he adds is one
OF the things that make horse race at
t-active. Hair the lure OF the sport lies
IN the vari-colored blouses and caps OF
the riders That is what makes It look
Ike a real race"
That's what we've always maintained
but The forces OF seform got TO thinking
IL was the hating
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
HOSPITAL NINE WINS.
Adams Express Company Team IL
Benten by II-tO-3 Score.

The Government Hospital team defeated
the Adams Express Company. Of the R. R.
Y. N. C. A League. yesterday afternoon.
II to g. Barton. the asylum's new twirier,
held the parcel tossers 20 three hits. and
but for wild throw, with the bases full,
would have shut them ott-
Davis was the star with the stick, get
ting four safeties out OF five times at the
bat. The blond third sacker stole sec
ond, third. and home In the eighth. The
winners viii go 10 Fort Washington to
day and cross bats with Uncle Sans
bows in blue Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22

Earned r1ns-Geo. O. C.. 8; Prospect . First
base By errore-Geo. o. C.. 8; Prospect 3 Len On
bsses--Geo. o. C.. 5; Prospact Q. FIRST base on
halls--On Sullivan l. STRUCK ort-By Evans 9.
BY Sullivan. IS TWo-base hits-Brewcr Sullivan.
stolen bssas-Lemeric e. Hudson Wells o. Hi
leary. Douhie piay-Aieyers % Brewer. Hit b
pitcher-Donchue. Pissed hsils-Holt Hrlesry. Mey-
efs UInTire-Nr. O'Brien- Tine Of eamo-l hour
and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
The score.

Left on bases-Assies. 6; Bethany, l. First base
on balls-Of Sanders, ]; Of Wooden. 4; on Ellis
3; on Ltchaeld. J. Innings pitched-By Wooden
s. by Ellis. /; by iitchfeld 5. Hits made
OF Wooden. Z; OF Litchfeld, 4 Struck out-By
Sanders. s; By Wooden. 3; BY Litchheld. s. Three
hsss hits-Priest, Bryan. Two'base hits-DuEgan
Newberry. Sanders. Spaulding. Stolen basos-Mens-
fee o.. Coltnan. Taylor, Doyle. Double play
Weber lunassis,ed). Hit BY pitcher-By Sanders. /
Umpro-Mr. Belts. Time Of game-l hour ana a
minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22

Iwo-hase hlt-Erwln- Thrse-base hits-Hsndy,
Williams Stolen hsses-ErFin %. Risdon, Quinn.
Morris, Lehman, -csss. Handy, Groves, sullivan,
Mcknight 90. Double play-Sulliyan 70 Groves.
First base on baiis-0f Thompson. Q; OF Hugaes, 4.
KIT by pitched balls-By Thcn pson. 2 Struck cut
by Thompson. S; ~ Hughes. 10; BY KnighIon. /.
Left basas-Soothem g; station. 9. Passed
bails-Lcaye. Morris t9. Unpire-slr- Setley. Tina
Of gAme-2 hours and 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Norfolk Takes Two Games from the
ShOemalSers.
-,..,s.f q. ~. M f.. -

ShOemalxers.
Special to The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. Aug. 1.-THE Crew
evened up things with the Lynchburg
shoemakers this afternoon. capturing
both ends OF double-header, Z to and
to 3 The shoemakers were very easy
IN the first game, and were easy enough
IN the second until the ninth inning, when
four hits were punched on Fox and two
runs were scored. A brilliant catch by
Busch at short killed the last chance OF
the visitors to tie the score. Features
Of the first game were home-run hits by
Hopkins and Murdock. Scores:
First game; R.H.E
Lgnehbars. ooolOOOo OIL 2
Norfolk. -.----.--.--.-. ? o II 4
Batteras -Yeznuella and Pratt: Volz and Nun
son Umpires-MessrL Stanton and Hennegar A.
tcndanee-1IiL
Second game. R.H.E
Iynchborg. -........... 0 90 - /
Norolk-.-..-..-....... o 0 z-4 ?
Battenes-Twibniro and Pratt; Fox and Munson
Umpires- Messrs. Stanton and Hsnnsgar. Attend
ance-3.ll5
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Al NashviIle-N Nashville. 2; Birmingham. l.
At Little Rock-Litue Rock. ?; Memphis. L
At MontgumeIy- Montgomery. 2; Atlanta, OF in
nings; darkness
At Mobile Mobile, 0; New Orleans. !.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
OTHER GAMES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis--St Paul. 2: Minneapolis. g.
at acknowledgements 3; indianapolis. l.
At Kansas City-KanSas City, i; Milwaukee. 0.
AT Tolcdo--Toledo. 6; Columbus, G.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22

Bill Mercer, the heavy Splinter. r.
trouncing. in practice, few OF the
'heavies IN his preparation for the fas
mems race at the meet OF the Ancient
Order Of Hiherniaas at Benninx.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22

The Government Hospital for the Insane
baseball team would like 20 hear from
the Brentwood team, Of the Capital City
League, or any other strong team OF the
District. Address J. Maryland
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22
cAROLINA LEAGuE.

At Greensboro III; srartarburE. l.
AT GreenYilU-Flrst game: Greenrile. 6; Anderson,
s Second game; GreonTille. 2: Anderson. o
At WinstOn-S alem-W inston-Saloin. 8; Charlotte 4
The Washington herald., 1909-08-22

A game OF baseball win be played this
afternoon at . o'clock at Capital City
Park between the Brookland and Column
bia Athletic clubs.