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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-05-05

1t looked last Friday as though
the seasons had been suddenly re
versed. Luxurious gardens ane
icicles are not a very favorable
combination.
One of our Lake City gentle.
man lost a quilt some time last
week. One thing su it wasn't
Tom Sallee, he is as innocent as a
cooling dove.
The Metz Lumber Co. will put
in stock of hardware at Sun City
which will be of much convenience
to the people of that community.
Pardon our way of expressing it,
but say, didn't Mr.. and Mrs. Say
hogan play the devil? No "blow-
outs" on the Sayhogan plan for
Willie, if you plan.
What do you know about it?
Albert Helm was driven to Pratt
county last Friday evening where
the boys say he has taken to him
self guinea" This is the be-
ginning of that item mentioned in
last weeks items. Will give par.
ticulars when Al gets home.
After a three weeks overland trip
to eastern Colorado, Harry Miller
and Harry Clements returned
home last Tuesday afternoon.
Their report of the land was not
very favorable. It is not inhabit.
ed by giants, but the fence posts
and peach trees they claim are
nearly hidden by sand drifts caused
by the continuous hard winds. The
boys were given a royal entertain.
ment on Tuesday night.
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HdzeHon Items.

]. H. Knorp drove up to the
county capital Saturday.
E. w. Elder is making prepare
tions to move to Cherokee.
DR.. Ferd Burnett was here last
week looking after his law suit.
w. F. Burns has just completed
a fine large barn on his farm north
west of town.
Charles George and G. w. Mar
tin were doing business at the
county seat Saturday.
F. Bruce of Cherokee was in
the city last week looking as
though Oklahoma agreed with him.
Jerry McBrayer has been ap-
pointed marshal. The boys had
better be more careful from now on.
That cold spell and frost Friday
night didn't do a thing to the fruit
and gardens in this locality, but it
is not too late yet to put out new
garden.
l. A. Eastman sold his Hazelton
property last week to c. F. Good
an, E. B. Fullerton and Ounce Cir
Gle. They will fit it up for horse
sale lot.
The Burnett. Piersall law suit
which was tried last Wednesday
and a verdict rendered in favor Of
Piersall has been appealed to the
district court.
Corn planting is now a thing of
the past in this corner of Barber.
What the farmers need most now
is good soaking rain to make
them feel good.
G. w. Payne is again very low
with very little hopes of getting
much better. George has certain.
ly had a hard time of it and is liv.
ing today simply because he has
too much pluck to give up.
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Captain links

A Bay Percheron Stallion
weight 100 pounds.
Will stand during the sea
son of 1909 at Mack Shinliv.
er's farm 3 miles west and 8
miles south of Nashville,
Kansas.
Terms: SO to insure colt
to stand and suck.
V. E. SLEEPER, Owner
M d. SH1NLryER, Mgr
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-05-05
Sharon Items.
Wanted: A fur coat and a blanl

Wanted: A fur coat and a blank
ct.
Oliver Owen is building an add.
ton to his house.
The Christian church elected
officers last SUNDAY.
JAS Hufaker is building an adj
dition to his house.
Geo. Mcclure gave a May party
for his class. All report fine time
s. E. Hendrickson and wife have
gone to Missouri on a visit. They
will be absent about month.
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CONCERT

By the Lake City School of Music the NJ E. Church
May 18th, $3.50 P. M.
l. o. SHERROD, Director
Admission $780,
Chorus-Welcome, Showalter
Lake City OrcheStra-Loves Dreamland Hamilton
Piano-March Celeste
Miss Celia Mills
Voice-Waiting for You Sherrod and Walsh
g. G. Shigley
Miss Lena Shigley, accompanist
Chorus-Sun Showers bennington
Piano Meditation Morrison
Massey
Orchestra-Nordca Valse TourJee
Duet-Poka Elegante
Miss Shgey and l. O. Sherrod
Piano-Tarantella Behr, Op 2O2
Miss Grace Bissantz
Chorus-My Home is on the Mountain Dingenine
-Moonit Waves Williams
Miss Lena Shigley
Orchestra-Danube Waves Ludnovici
Quartette-Duet and Chorus Morris
"When They all Come Back Again"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-05-05

These are the days that our fishermen
come into town with bodies" of fish.
The hckiest recently are T. A. Stock
sdll and H. J. Mccoy. The former
caught a string Of bass on Monday, the
largest weighing E pounds, and about Il
hours later the latter came in with string
Of channel cats measuring from | 8 to "a
inches. Ben Kaufman and ]. c. Gain
will have to hurry i they beat this.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-05-05

|. The Social Club will meet with Mrs.
Skinner on Friday afternoon of this week.
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Diarict court next Monday.
Cook and light with acetylene gas.

The Baptist ladies have another car
yet for sale. Inquire Of Mrs. Runyan.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-05-05
Or. E. W. CLARK
Resident Dentist

Once in Merrill property. west OF Cook store.
First-elass work Guaranteed.
Phone Io. Medicine Lodge. Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-05-05

The best place In Barber county to
buy shoes is at ]. K. Richardson's, Ger
lane.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-05-05

A. w. Flint went to Ottawa yester-
day to look into property proposition.
The family expect to move to that city
this summer.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-05-05

300 head Of cattle wanted to pasture
on former FraEch ranch. w. H. Nc
Cague.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-05-05

The party who borrowed Chase
Hardware Company's woven wne
stretchers will please return them at once.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-05-05

Marquand & Linton completed fine
$500 house for Lee Strickland in Min
sona township on Monday. 1t is one
Of the best in that part Of the county.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-05-05

Fred Smith came home Sunday night
to visit until tonight with home folks.
His run in the mail service is now on
the Missouri Pacific out Of Nevada, Mo-,
to Sedan, Kansas. with four days on and
four of at salary Of 500 per month.
This arrangement suits him better than
any place he has had since entering the
service.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-05-05

Capt. ]. L. Brady was able to
be down town yesterday for the FIRST time
in several weeks. He ha. been pretty
sick man but is now gaining strength.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-05-05

The c. W.B. NJ. will meet with Mrs
A. w. Flint Friday, May 9th. VIII
have our usual program and also a talk
by Mrs. Brown Of Sharon. Everybody
invited.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
JACKSONVILLE SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Five furlouss. Camel. l35 JHau-
noni. l1 % J. wCu. Dispute. 10 lHardy out for
place. second, Colmo. III lSmithI. third Time.
l-05. Scotch Las. Lillian LeiTb Cay King and
Catherine tagdWel also ran.
SECOND RACE-SeYen furlonzs. Heart o5 Hya-
Cuth. le5 smith . to T. won. Merr Belle loi
Murphy % !. second. Ben Double le6 I.ovelD
third- Time, ] 30 Is Miss X a. b. Trey az
Spades. Judge Treen. Separator ElIcr. Lamp
Trimmer. AID Calico also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furlougs Miss Nsr0rie. l05
CNurphyl. O. S. won; Bosom rlieui los
lGainesj. 10 J. sec1nc. Silver stain III lWooU
third- Time. 1.9 % +. j. McCarthv. Ve,c-ck's
Choice Eender. Reside. and Van Dana also r.r
FOURTH RACE-Oue mile ard a fsr!on- Jean
cite H., 81 tBrauncnl. % I1 won. Srrins FFag.
s. Hauuanl. 90 ], second Maleflc+iCr i03 tl0veUI
third. Time. Zol, Teets r., Couat,rmand. Paul.
ard Iulee Sau6ey also rau
FIFTH RACE-Scven furioug1 Raiaette l8z
tLogeli. 20 ;. woni Grace George. Io9 .Ha,chett.
% /. second; ARwaka. lo9 Hardn third Time.
l25 25 SISTER ollie. Msriro and Carrie Eder
alsa ran
SIXTH RACE - One mile. Ausricious. Ias
Smith. % 5. won; Helen Virginia 100 fHannanL
70 1. second; Coincident. g6 CRc.d] third Time
20. Rose F.. Ora Sudduth. Dew Of Dawn. Pearl
Hopkins. and Miss Perigord also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
LOS ANGELES SUMMARIES.

SIRST RACE-Six furlorgs. Father stafford. Ios
tShililngl. % To- won. Anderson lI2 Howard
20 1. second: Paradise QIeCn l02 fWusoul. %
J. third. Time l;l3 S. Col. Dick LADY Reusse-
her. Dandy Pine. EEotist. Golden Oriole Force
Corei. and Nasturtia also Tan-
SECOND RACE-T1ree ard one-half friones
Tom OAialley. lj Howard. % 5. won: Barney
Mason, lo5 Page. 20 l. second. Miles los king
90 l. third Tine. 03l 25 AIatchem swift Ne
Neil. and Sea Groen also ran.
THIRD RACE-Seveu furlongg- SrOhn I06 How
ardl. 10 5. wor: Finfoot. l09 CBItweIn 30 20 l.
second; Black Mate. lE wilson 20 . third
Time l-5 10 Cauique. Pal and Milritss also ran
FOURTH RACE-Seyen fulongs. Riheman. lg
Preston. II % p. won. Hans ia OIuserarsl
% J. second Steudal lN king Q 90 ,, third.
Time l@6 @a Jsneta, Miss Beaumont ban Rose
ard Needful also ran.
fifth RACB-One mile. ST. Elmuood. ia
Howard. 9 10 s. won. Engma g.. @ fNils0n). s.
10 l. second. Barney Oidied III ARCHIBALD TO
!. third Time. l5s 3-5 C. W. Burt ]. c. Glen
Cloyne. Ed. Ball. Capt. Burnett. ard Cymbsi also
-ar.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlougs Marbles JOS Nic-
Gee)- 20 ,. Won; Work and Play. III page. 20 TO
1, second; GOssipeT. 100 CArchihaldl 70 l. third
Time, 1I2 4-5 senator Barrett Tramotor Itan
l. G. Widrg. Rey Del MundO. EOlma c. Matte
Bumppo. Tie Thoyn. and Redondo also rsn.
SEVENTH EACE-Ore and Oneeighth miles
Third Rail. lo5 NIusgravel Z 20 s. won: Alma
Boy. lo9 (ButweD. 50 10 l. second; Silver Line l03
CWils0nl. y % l. third. Tine. l - % Albert
Star. Silver Knight Critic. and Molesey also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Princeton tried 20 run away with the
game with some clever base work, but
found the local outfeld on 10 their game
Dillon hit 10 center TO open the game and
tried 20 stretch his aft a base. but Mur-
ply nailed him with a perfect throw. As
De slid into the sack D1lCn spiked May
ock, but the injury was not serious.
Dawson probably saved the game for
the Tigers in the eighth. With Cal on
first Devine sent a high one CD close 20
the grand stand. Dawson made pretty
running catch Of the foul and then threw
perfectly 70 Dillon from the stand. Mailing
Callahan. who tried 10 steal on the play.
Murphy got his home run then with no
one on. 50 il was probably the saving Of
Princeton
Dillon made a feature stop in the sec
ond on Dufy's liner. jumping in the air
and making a pretty stab for the ball He
jugg.ed Il when he came down and
couldn't hold it, but it was a pretty stop.
nevertheless
There was some questioning on the part
OF the locals as 20 whether Cunningham s
hit in the ninth was fair or touL Belts
vas umpiring behind the plate on the
play and stood directly on the line. and
undoubtedly was correct IN his decision.
From the grand stand u looked fair by
about two feet Belts umpired a g0O5
game. though there was a little kicking
on balls and strikes.
Cunninghsm's first home run Just
missed clearing the right deld bank on
the fy.
Holy Cross-reported as one Of the
strongest teams IN the east and fresh
from q 11-tO-0 victory over Pennsylvania
stack up against Georgetown to-day and
tomorrow. Baltzer viii twill tomorrow
if Cantwen is feeling better the following
day he viii so In. II not ii VIII be Mont
gOmery.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
OAKLAND SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Futurity course. Fancy. ICs Men
try). 20 l. won: Jnu Gahney. l05 walsh. , %
5. second; J. A. Nalion. III lKirschhaunl y 20 T.
third, Time i1S 5-5. Agnolo Burncli Colbert
ROYAL y. Yellowstone and Rose Cherry also ran
SECOND RACE-Four furlong7. Intrinsic. %
OBrNtonl. 70 l. won; Oiathe. lo4 lGressl 6 20
S. second: Redeem. 80 (Taplinl p 70 5. third
Time. e,B 3S Fire. Lewiston. Sixteen. Silver
Gain. Sonia. Damation, Mrs. Dot. and Judge
HendcrsCn also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile and twenty yards.
Gargantua, lo7 CTaplinl, 20 I. won; Hush Money.
lO5 lCoburn TO I. second; Hoyie. "a ROSS. y
70 J. th;rd Tine l:3 Import. Moorish King
Sehleswig SeTerus. Mozart Aftermath Sir John
and Sake also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Seyen furlonss. STANLEY Fay.
III lMentry). II 10 5. won: Meelik. III tBurnsl
4 10 ;. second; Don Enrique III Taplinl. 70 =
third. Tine ! .. Darlington Tommy Ahearn
Hugh McGoWan. and BaRlOr also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and a quarter Matte
Mack 10 (Andsrsonl. I6 20 /. won; Legatee IL
CTsplinl. to 1. second; FIavigny. 10 Ross Is
to s. third. Time. 21o IS. Marde Mayer Nh
short. Jacomo. Lady Alicia. Veterano Henry o.
Miter. King Ellsworth. and Gaga also ran.
SIXTH RACE-FutlTity course. Msdman l07
(Taplinl. to s. won; Workbox. 100 walsh IS
10 s. second Capt John. lcs tMenfryl lS 10 s.
third. Time. lli- Altamor Duke Of Milan. Alic
Collins. Ida Hewitt. and Initiate also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
FIRST TO ATHLETICS
Enormous Crowd Present at
Opening of Shibe Park.
GAME NOT A BRILLIANT ONE
Plank in Form, and Does Not Have
to Extend HimseIf-AreIIanes Gets
His Bumps and Boston Man Is Re-
placed by Ryan in the seventh.
Doe Powers Is Taken III.

Philadelphia. April I2.-When the turn
stiles stopped clicking to-day at the open
ing OF Shibe Park, and the start Of the
American League championship race. 81
le2 paid admissions We're recorded.
Fully 5,000 more We're inside the mas
sive inciosure when the gates were clos
ed And to make the opening all the
more pleasing. the locals defeated Boston
by the score Of TO Il.
The opening Of Shibe Park was httingly
celebrated with a parade and music.
Then came the march across the field.
in which Ban johnson, president Of the
American League. participated Old
Glory was unfurled by Mr. Johnson and
Mai Benjamin Shibe, while the band
played the "Star-Spangled Banner"
Not Much To Game.
Mayor Reyburn threw out the drst ball
There was nothing to the game itself.
Plank, who had been selected 20 do the
pitching for the Athletics. was very good.
In fact. he did not have to extend him
self. except in one inning. the fourth.
when Boston had three men on bases
with none out and Vet could not score.
Arellanes started the pitching for the
visitors. but he was given his bumps.
and retired from the game IN the early
part Of the seventh. after two runners
had scored Ryan, who succeeded him.
was no Improvement. and the Athletics
had an easy run 10 the finish
After the game Doc Powers, the Ath-
letics catcher. was taken an, and was
removed 20 the Northwest Hospital The
physicians who attended him stated he
was suffering from acute gastritis. caused
by eating sandwiches and the excitement
attending the playing OF the game
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
FrankIin A. G. wIns Agnin.

The undefeated Franklin Athletic Club
won their fifth victory Of the season when
they defeated the Second Kensingtons
The game broke uP in the beginning Of
the eighth. leaving the z. a c. twenty
four runs ahead. The total score was
q 10 T.
The F. a c want games with teams
averaging fourteen and fifteen years. the
games to be played on the Monument
grounds. Address I-ving Wyndham, cap
tain, 1i33 L street northwest. Game with
BraddOcks preferred.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

Newark. y. :, April I2.-Four OF the
members OF the Newark baseball team.
who played a game OF baseball with the
New York Americans a few DAYS before
Hal Chase was stricken with smallpox,
were to-day vacclnated BY President Her
old. Of the board OF health. The men
who were treated were Reynolds. Philbin.
Mitchell. and Oakley. all members OF the
Newark team.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
VIRGINIA DOWNS FORDHAM.
Land on EEan'S Delivery in Eighth
and Win by to l.

Charlottesville. Va. April 1Z-In the
prcttiest game Of the season. Virginia
defeated F'ordham to-day. ? TO /. Wilmer
was in the box for Virginia and dupii-
he downed Holly Cross by decisive
score. To-day he yielded but four hits
AMI would Lave blanked the New York
ers, hut for TWO bad errors in ting
eight. Dabney drove IN Virginia's two
runs by timely hits. Egan twirled for
FOrdham. and was puzzle until the
eighth, Wnen he was landed on FOR two
triples. Coffey and Jackson played a
star game FOR the visitors. Fitchett
made a grand stand catch in deep center
a. critical stage. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

Earned rlns-F Fredericksburg. . First base hv cr-
rc-s-C Central . Lett on hases-Ceutrai 8. Fre,i-
Cricksbrrg 70. Frst base on baIls-Of Rotelcr I.
"a Naming L Innings uItched-Bv Boreier. g.
by Naming g. Kits made-OG Borcifr u cE
Msnniug, . struck out-By Boteler s. bv Man
Ming q Thro-hsse hit-BOunan. Sacrifice hit-
Richardson Stolen Macdonald .2l Heruinan
Co. Bennett Passed holi-Barr Uuirsre-Af-
Goodman (FrrdeTicksburEl. Tine of game-l hour
and s. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
OTHER GAMES.

At Baltimore- Baltimore 4: Philadelphia Nation
ais. e
A. Cincinrati-CiEcinnati. = Rochester. l.
At Norfolk Na.-EiiniTa. :: Norfolk f.
Al Portsmouth Ya.-Portsmouth 3: Altoona. 4
At Rnoxville-U University of Michigan. i6: Univer-
sity Of Tennessee. J.
At Jersey City-Ut:ca s. jersey CITY l.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

Earned ulns-Aiarines. - rTO-baso hits-Hauis
(Nlarinesl .; Snyder Meaghcr OCounOr Hone
rns-Beriich Snyder. Litz. Bases 0n bails-Ou
Litz 5; OF Merrill. Z: oh Brewer. . Struck out
BY Litz 70: by Merrill 5. Left on haSes-NlaFiues.
g. Warvicks. . Passed balis-Brewer. g; Amey l.
Hit by ptcher-By Merrill. 3 Double plaSs-Ber-
hex lunasisted); Harris tc BerlicE 90 Meeghc.
Umpires-MessIs. Holman and Haywood. Time %
game-2 hours and 8 minutes Attendance, 2oco.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
Shoemaker. Have Games

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg Va, April l2-The Shoe
makers play Greensboro the second
scheduled game here tomorrow. and on
Wednesday Elmira, OF the New York
State League will try conclusions with
the locals. Molly" Mcmahon. former
ly with Roanoke, is plying short for FL
mira.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
CENTRAL LOSES FIRST GAME.
High School Lads Sueeuaib 20 De-
livery OF fredericksburg Nan.

Fredericksburg, Va. April L. E- Fred
ericksburg College downed the Central
High school nine OF Washington here to-
day in what was decidedly the best game
Of the season. Central played a great
game in the field. but was unable % con-
meet with the shoots Of the F-edericks-
burg pitcher. score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
MARINES SWAMP wARwICKS.
Hit Club Pitcher 10 All Corners Of
the Lot and Win by - 10 ,.

the Lot and Win by "a 10 ,.
The United States MARINES defeated the
Warwioks on the Marine Corps grounds
before a crowd OF 2.03a fans Sunday
afternoon 20 the tune Of a 10 3. Litz was
on the mound for the soldiers. and az
no time throughout the game did the
Warwick boys look at all dangerous,
they being able 70 connect for only two
safe drives. Litz. put ten Of them away
via the strike-out route, and Capt Ber-
lick started two fast double plays when
things looked rather promising for the
civilians. The all-round playing OF Ber-
lick. Meagher. Amey. Harris. Snyder
O'ConnOr, and Beusse. for the Marines,
featured the game. The Marines used
the squeeze play and double-steal at
viii. Score;
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

FilSt base by erroTs-B business ,; Gouzaga- . Left
on hases-Business. 5; Gonzaga. 3. First base on
balls-On Le Hay. 3; Of kummer g. Innings
pitchcd-By Le Hay. 8; by Hummer g; by Brooks
S. Hits made-Of lie Hay 3. of RUNNER. g: on
Brooks. 3 Struck out-By lie Hay. 5; by kmmer
g; bv Brooks. s. Home runs-DcnneIly Theodore
TFO-tGse hit-WsACher. Stolen bases-B Business I3.
GCnzaga. e. Hit by ritchcr-By Kumme-. Schram
Passed blil-Brady. Cmpircs-NleSsrs Riley and
Taggart. Time Of game hours
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
LYNCHBURG IN ELEVENTH.
Greensboro Makes ShOemnkers Work
Hard TO Land Game.

slecial . Inc WashinEt0u Had
Lynchburg. Va. April Pin a game
abounding with sensational work, stupid
errors Of omission and hard hitting
Greensboro, champions OF the Carolina
association. made the Shoemakers work
eleven innings for a victory. A running
One-hand catch by Anthony and the hit
ting OF Bentley for Greensboro. and the
work OF Zeigler al third for the locals.
We're shining features The same teams
play here tomorrow. Score:
r. H r
Lynchba7g...... 0IOII 2Ooi0 I-7B
Grsensboro.-.- 3l00 o-su Q
Batteries Billiard Yernrelle. and Caul. Hsm-
monsley. Fitzpatrick. and Walsh Attendance. eco
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
BROOKLYN Loses Game.

Indianapolis. April 12-with a wind
blowing at least forty-fve miles an hour
here this afternoon. the Superbas and
the Indianapolis club gave a good ex-
hioition. The visitors used many Of their
younger players. Score:
Brooklyn ---.....-......... 0 o o II
indianapolis .....-.......... zs
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

Joe jeanette and Sam McVeagh. the
ish in Paris. France, next Saturday
night. This will be the first battle of
its kind between big men OF note since
F'itzsimmons and COrbett INDUCED in a
finish contest in Carson City.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
Virginia Defeats FOrdham.

Special % Tie Washington Herald
Charlottesville. Va. April 12.-Vlrginia
defeated the strong aggregation from
FOrdham- by the score OF . TO / Eagan.
the star twirler for Fordham. who has
been signed up by Cincinnati. worked
against the Yirginians. but could not puz-
zle his opposing batsmen- Score.
Virginia. OOOe0 lOe-2
fordham. m.................. 0 0 000 / 0-I
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

First base BY eTors-Princeton. ?: Georgetown.
Left on bases-Princeton; Georgetown. s. First
base on bails-Of DrsWes /; cf Laferre I. OF
Devine . Innings ptched-By Drewcs, s. by
Iafevre. j: BY Cunningham. 2 HTS nade-Of
Drewes. s; OF Laferre. .; OF Cunningham. . Struck
out-By Drewes. :. by Cunningham s hy LEVINE
3 Home ulrs-CUnninsham, .; Murray, / Two
bsaa hit-Naxock- Szca1ce kit-D<sEss sGlsn
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
The Score.

Left On ha=es-Athle.ics. 9; Boston. 10 Bases on
balls-Of Plank. 4; Of Ryan. s. Struck sut-By
Plank. 3; by Arellanes. i; by Ryan. l. Two-hase
hits-AlwThy %. Nichols. Lord Th0-ey. Sacrifice
hit-Speaker Stolen base-DaviA Hit by pitcher
b Plank. Dausig. Wild pitch-Plank Umrires-
Messrs- Hurst and Connolly. Time OF game hours
and minutes Attendance. q, 81
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
vIIIanova Dawns Penn state.

Philadelphia. April 12.-viHanova de-
feated Penn State College to-day by a
score OF TO 1. The State team COM
pletely Outbatted and outhelded their
opponents. Score:
villanOva. O02Oo o0OOE2
Penn State....................0 % 1000 e-l
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
Homo Brealss the Tie.

Devine got the first two Princeton bat
tiers In the first half Of the ninth. and It
looked like Georgetown or an extra in
ming game. when Cunningham met
another one on the nose for a terrific
drive along the left field foul line. Simon
chased ii to the ticket Office but be-
fore he could relay it into the diamond.
Cunningham had crossed the plate.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

Wilkes-Barre. April 12-Bert O'Don-
nell. the lightweight champion Of the
county, bested Preston Smith. OF Phila-
delphia in a six round wind up before
the Peerless Athletic Club here to-
night.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
QunkerS Trounce WalbrooI,.

Baltimore. April 12.-The University Of
Pennsylvania found Walbrook Athletic
Club easy. Score:
University Of Pennsylvania. 0 o 0 -
WaibrCok .-................... o 0 > 0 O o o.
Batteries-Watts smith. ard Connolly; Dieney
and Kane
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
IRON MAN NO PUZZLE.
Giants Have Little Difficulty I'm De-
feating McGInnitS'S Band.

SPECIAL 70 Iks Washington Head.
New York. April 12-The Giants gave
McGinnity's Newark's 20 0 beating
this afternoon. The Iron Man was on
the mound himself. but was no puzzle 20
his once teammates. Score.
RH.E
NoWlrk-----...-----.- 0 O 900 oo0O-6 2
Giants. ..-.--...-...... s 600 0ox-8 o
Battrries- -Nciiunity ard Kriichel: Mar7uard
Durham. ard suodgTass. UmpiEe-3ir. Carzey. At
tendance. 25Do