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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-11


So NED, sea ned and NED sw4 Sec. 21-3-1s
81.
c. F. Borden to Paul S. Haddock,
lots 1928 blk 80 Sboshone, 1915.
Ora E. Long to George A. Bush, LOT
II blk SO jerome 500.
Paul S. Haddock to Eugene w. Hanna
lot 4s2 lot 5 blk Rich ards A D Sho-
shone $500.
Haddock Land Co., to Paul S. Had
dock, lot % blk n, Jerome $1.OO.
Moro S. Bobo to Bert Phillips,
10Ox19O fe in sw4 sea Sec. 14-7-13 $1,000.
Ora E. Long to George A. Bush lot %
blk 103 Jerome, 500.
Gooding and Wheeler to Alice Clarke
lots $40 blk 2 Riverside Place A d
Shoshone. 5000.
Gooding & Wheeler to Gilbert j.
White, lots HIP blk 2, Riverside Place
A D Shoshone $500.
William V. Iorns, to John w. Norton
and Frank R. Gooding, 50 sw4, and So
SEA Sec. 27-7-13
Charles L. Green to Orchard Invest
ment Co. Ltd, NED se4, Sec. 14-7-13
$4,000.
David NJ Farris to Ross B. Haddock
lot z blk 40 Jerome one and other.
William A. Grant to Magnus Norman
NJ Sec. l1-0-18 $500.
John Keots to Orchard Investment
Co. Ltd, lot 10 blk Gustin.s A D
one rnd other.
U. S. to Fred N. Victor, lot blk 40.
Rupert.
United States to Frank r. Gooding
W. nw4. Sec. 8. and e2 ne4 Sec. ISIS.
United States to James Otterson, sea
NED, and lot l sec. &c 10.
United States to Charles R Jones
sw4 mel, NJ sea and SEA sc4 Sec 7-6-15.
w. D. GARLoCK 4 Co.,
Bonded Abstractors.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-11
used Bad Grammar.

This is the story Of a North Carolina
wedding: They as the Lord have fined.
'letpo man put asunder. says the par
son. s'Psrson says the bridegroom,
'eI rise to question your grammer in
that sentence. We want this wedding
done right. When the smoke had
cleared away the bride looked around
on dead minister. dead brother, a
dead bridegroom and several other dead
men lying near. and sighed. Then
new tangled. self cockin revolvers,
said she. "sure played old Harry with
my prospects.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-11

mer. he win Inspect the forest reserves
of Washington and Idaho. where it is
said that much land suitable for agricu-
lture has been wrongly withdrawn
from entry Mr.. Wilson indicates that
where such abuse is found, the land
will promptly be excluded and made
available for settlement. This will be
good news tomany Washington counties
WHICH have suffered from the forest
reserve policy IS having their taxable
area considerably lcsscned.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-11
LOOKING ACROSS GEYsER BASIN AT HORTICULTURAL HALL


Standing directly the building
the golden eagle
his
examples skill
architectural clever construction
Inventive ability
the twilight of the northern ATTITUDES
show their
electricity rainbow
pool of Geysr Basin reflected
or svhy
added Ases.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-11

THE Aiaxsa Y u.at on. Pacific uxposi
ZION has jumped into popularity by
ioapa and beaasis from the moment
abe gates opened to the pubic the
aporaiag Of June !.
The fret days count showed that
apore than nis'ety thonsand persons had
passed through the gates. Since the
opening the attendance hes been far
above all expectations. on estimates
ussde by exposition experts based on
che population Of Seattle and The sur
touniing country
The first dag WAS typical Seattle
xro~d and the holiday spirit prevailed.
There Was uss even the slightest hitch
anywhere. the exposition made good
every promise and row the fsir that Is
r~ssiy usB be The show place Of the
Fasife anssi the gsscs close October 10
There Is 40 bess time TO visit the
exposition Every day witnesses some
blg feature. hirshipe saer high above
the tAlless tostisngs on the grounds. the
Pay Streak. whete che Fur King sesgns
supreme. s sifsply lined with stsrsc-
sloss. somr are educational, others
amusing.
Tbs Midway ,s The night life of the
kssg eh0~ md the band concerts and
Illumination Of the holdings IN the cen
fsal rosrt are cyen u,ore beautiful than
was ever dreamed Of by the man who
sslanne<s tho eieStrtcai effects
Al aaghs the cazesdez and (,eysnr
Basin r.Aes4 thc waters. cosored es
hlss<sen i'sfas. dash ard foam hold the
Issstnntsm Of the crowds for hours.
snnsk Band eoaiecrss 10 The music paw
Hoo arc sioass feature. Such bands
are >elSesn eagsAsd sor an exposition
ard tbs A. II y sfssrs rare musical
treat.
Assae'i 70 gse fe<,sres coming
nil b. the special sstraessosAs plsnned
fas hartf~ss d Cs'iforsasans who
@ils he - Seattle June IA. IS ard rs.
ssliseh h@a sve2 ses aside Is she interest
- sbs caisfprpia ssssnotieu committee.
Tbs gsoafssea'ssss from the E,,iaisn stats
ssss eesninx eesefa huodred strong h |
lzpseisi train snd all trasss aerass
~ view the beayt,es ~ the completed
srxpesitsor
Cssfnrs~neag wsth Srusisy lime y
several bsss siays sre promised Tor tbs
opposition tssns Il VA be the frat
*iay sf Bs<sxsf c;1umbia wcsl ard ysu.
-couves ard yssssriA ;seopts ~sli De nj
sse@stse o. the thousands Special
rxenfcsoas ~ ssh ard steamer hncs
sv.sI bring she visitors 20 the exposition
ssis.
Their bag features will he crowded
'nro one dog ssne rs sad for It viii be
California Preasosi on Dag. ~ weil as
ehs day ga which tlss Free ard Accepted
Mssoss viii bold meetings II the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-11
For week ending June s.

For week ending June s.
Nm. M. Strunk TO J. F. Lenker, 50
bot IA blk /. Gooding Sl00.
]. b. Lenker, to C. l.. Jones, same,
S7C0.
Nettie Durphy to Willard G. Wilson,
se4 sw4. Sec. 5-l9-19. 500.
c. L.Toter 10 James X. Howell, ADJ
lot II blk a.. Rupert.
Albert T. Fessenden, to Ralph Fes-
sender. e. swa, W. sci, Sec. Il. 10 20
$4,000.
Alpha II. Kinsey to Fred w Gooding
the Big Cotton Wood Ranch in Secs.
3l-2s 3-lS, Loo.
Henry H. Kinsey to Fred w Good
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-11

Grand Lodge and the Pacific Coast
advertising men wiz be AZ the exposi-
ton ia full force.
With the Grand Commandery Knight
TempIar. Order Of the Eastern Star
and the Washington State Graduate
Nurses association at the exposition
June 10 promises TO break the record
for attendance. The California Press
association win be at the exposition
the latter part of the week and the
seven days viii close with many big
features, including gorgeous displays of
fireworks
There is much TO see in the buildings
90 the grounds that tx new TO exposi-
tons and the display of the United
States Government is holding the at
tention Of visitors TO Seattle who have
seen all the big exhibitions Of an inter-
national character,
The daily program Includes paradcs
b. the troops. athletic events in the
stadium. bayonet exercises by infantry.
exhibition drills by the army snd navy,
life saving drill by government life
saver, demonstration Of mine rescue
work, balloon flights and other features
tbat will occupy the attention of the
visitors every hour of the day from
3 O'Clock In the morning until the
gates close ut midnight
The police department of Seattle has
been appreheeding fake employment
agents during the past week. In one
day, thirty complaints we're made hy
persons who had paid fees ranging
from 81 90 20 $500 for jobs that werc
never received. BY means Of alluring
advertisements. dozen agencies seem
TO have been doing lsnd-osiice bust
ness among newcomers who have
foekcd 10 the Queen City of Puget I
sound from all parts Of the country.
Some Of the them have been pretend-
ing e book applicants for places at
The Alaska Yukoa- Pacific exposition.
Offering attractive salaries, without th, /
least authority 10 do 50. Captain OF
detectives, remnant says that ali cons I
plants viii b. vigorously prosecuted IN
sn effort 10 clear the city OF les scourge.
James $. Hills address at the open
ipg q the ALASKA fnnkon. Pacific ex-
position, xsll loag rank as one of the
ATHEIST interpretations ever uttered of
the development Of the northwest, ADD
IT, opportunities The veteran builder
Of the Grea, Northwest. who has done
iuors 70 exploit This part Of tho country
than any other person. declares that
Il Is tbs last great heritage of ths
pes'pie Of tbs United States having I'M
developed resource ia lard timber.
fisheries and minerals MIR. HiIl
speaks Enthusiastically. having first
hand knowledge covering period of
hall century. Il Is interesting to
note in this connection also that the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-11
Excursions East

Via Oregon Short Line to Denver,
Omaha, Kansas City. Chicago, st. Louis
and other points, June 4. 5, IL, IL, is
and 26. See agents for later dates,
rates and further particulars.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-11

English critics say that the American
women do not know how to walk. They
know enough, however, to keep the
women of other nationelities on the run.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-11

Lost Sorrelmare, VT 400 lbs, 9yrs.,
white strip in face. scar on inside point
of left shoulder, leaving small hollow.
SOS reward.
A. H. GILL, Hepburn, Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-11
Old Ruls.

Creditor--ssy, | sent you my bill
month ago.
Editor--Yes, bun you wrote across
the back OF il, "Please call and settle"
We make il rule 10 pay no attention
TO Isaausel ipts written on both sides.
Evening star., 1909-05-07

tional fielding back of Buck prevented
runs from scoring.
In the first inning the Peck aggrega-
tion started off like winners. but "A light
ming triple play was pulled down by the
Ninth boys. Goucher. first up, walked,
and Rapp reached first on an errer. Gou-
cher reached third on the misplay Hanes,
next to bat. knocked a line drive between
first and second. which Harris pulled
down. He threw to Connor at second,
retiring Rapp. and Goucher was out at
third. Connor tn Hands. Stecker and
Connor pulled off a double play i'm the
eighth. while the losing team pulled off
three during its time i'm the field. Dick
Common and Tommy Harris each put up a
sensational fielding game for Ninth
Rapp, In center for the losers. played a
good game. figuring in fast double
play and getting the only extra base hit
off Symanoskie.
Billy MarcerOn and Monk Walters are
sure clouting the sphere this season, be-
sides putting up a good fielding game.
The center fielder. out of five trips to the
plate, hit safely for triple and three
singles. He scored three runs. and with
a bad ankle pilfered four sacks. Walters
clouted the horsehide for homer, a
triple and pair of singles out of as
many trips to the plate. He scored three
runs and stole twice.
Quantrelle put up star game at the
Evening star., 1909-05-07

The double header on the White Lot
yesterday resulted i'm victories for the
War and Agricultural teams, the former
winning from Interior by to 3 and the
latter from Navy by % to 8.
The game between War and Interior
was one of the most interesting and close
ly contested affairs of the season. The
play was fast and the boys of both teams
were wide awake at all times. War OBJ
tanned the lead in the score in the third
and maintained it throughout the nine in
nings, but was given a scare in the
ninth by Interior. when the losing team
scored two runs and but for good fielding
and the classy work of Gallagher in the
box they might have tied things up.
Although Gallagher was touched up for
ten safe hits, he was effective In tight
places He turned thirteen batters away
from the plate on strikes and allowed but
a single man to walk.
Burke played a star game at first for
Interior while Thompson of the same
team carried off the batting honors. He
connected for three singles.
The official
Evening star., 1909-05-07

Had 1t not been for the seventh inning
of the game in the Sunday School League
yesterday between the Ninth and Peck
aggregations the contest would have been
the best played in the District for some
time past. The score stood 8 to until
Ninth came to bat I'm the seventh, and
when the third man had been retired it
had total of IL to the Georgetown ag-
gregations 4, which resulted as the final
score
Symanoskie's pitching the batting of
the Ninth Streeters and the sensational
fielding of both teams afforded the large
crowd well spent afternoon Sym
was In rare form. In only three of the
eight innings that he pitched could the
westenders clout his delivery into safe
territory. In the first two innings he
sent them out without a hit d run.
but the Peck boys came to the bat in the
third with the score standing to
against them and tied things up. They
made two hits in the sixth and one, a
two-bagger, in the eighth, but the sensa-
Evening star., 1909-05-07
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Columbia Defeats st. Martins by
Better Fielding.

Columbia GOD defeated ST Martins in
the Marquette League yesterday, to B.
Heavy and consistent batting on the part
of the winners enabled them to win
easily. O'Neill being batted out of the
box in the first two innings. Freeman.
who succeeded him, was much more eff
fective, and during the four innings he
performed the Printers were only able
to cop four hits and one run off his as
sortment of curves and shoots.
Elicit on second base, did some sensa-
tional fielding, getting seven assists and
two put-outs without a mscue
Score
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Farmers Smother Navy Team.

Navy was the victim OF batting feast
yesterday. when the Agriculture nine
hammered the delivery of Giles and Bor-
land for fifteen hits. which, coupled with
many errors of the Navy aggregation.
netted the Farmers % tallies. Navy
counted eight runs. five of which came
in the opening inning. but after this
Sanders, who was on the mound for the
winners was very effective.
The only noticeable feature of the game
was the batting of Doyle and Weber.
Each hit safely four times.
The official score:
Evening star., 1909-05-07
Boston Nosed Out Yankees.

NEW YORK, May THE first defeat
administered to NewYork on home grounds
this season was at the hands of Boston
yesterday by a score of 4 to 3. The To-
calls fielded poorly, three of Boston's runs
being due to errors. Cicotte relieved
Steele after the second inning and pitch
ed splendidly. Warhop, Wilson'S success
son, was hit hard. Score:
Evening star., 1909-05-07
Great Game at Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, May 7.-Richmond
won out in sharp struggle with Ports
mouth yesterday afternoon, to ), by
opportune batting and daring base rum
ming. The game was witnessed by 5000
persons. 1t was one of the most inter-
esting of the several close games which
have been played here this season. Score:
R.H.E.
Richmond o l x-5
Portsmouth -. = U y . q 1-3 i
Batterics-Walker and Cowan; Hamilton and
Keifcl Umpire-Mr. Mace.
Evening star., 1909-05-07

Totals. 727 II IL Totals. 3 7a7 15
'Batted for Ward in the eighth.
IRAN for Spencer In the seventh.
fBatted for Knight in the ninth.
Stated for Steele in the third.
Slated for Warhop in the ninth.
New York. ........... o o U U O-3
First base on errors-B Boston. B. Left on bases
Boston. Z: New York, 8. First base on balls
OF Wilson, T. or WarhOp. l; Off cicotte. B.
Struck out-By Wilson, L. by WARRIOR. 4: by
Steele, |; by Cicottc. D. Three-base hit-Wilson
Two base hit-Speaker Sacrifice hit-Ward.
stolen bases Mcconnell. Cicotte and Elberfeld.
Double play-Blair to Elberfcld. Wild pitch.
Warhop. Passed ball-Donohue: Hits made-Of
innings on Wilson. = IN three innings: or War
hop 8 in six innings. Umpires-Mcssrs. Evans
Evening star., 1909-05-07

DANVILLE. Va. May Inferior work
in the box by Sparks lost Danville the
opening game with Lynchburg yesterday
by to ]. The pitcher for the Tobac
conists was hit for dozen sacks and
gave free transportation to five. Billiard
was in great form and the team played
with snap and ginger behind him. No
two of the four hits he allowed came in
the same inning. Score:
R.H.E.
Danyille ....... 'Or1 y . y O-1 =
Batteries Billiard and Ross; Sparks and West
lake Umpire-Mr. Pcnder
Evening star., 1909-05-07

Left on bascs-COlumbia, Z; 81. Martihs, 4.
First base on balls-Of o'Nclll, ]: of Weaver, .:
on Freeman, 4. Hits made-Of O'Neill, .; of
Freeman, /. Struck ou,-By ONeill. ,: by
Weaver. =: by Freeman. 2. Three base hits
Mccarthy t2,. Two-base hits Shields, Smith.
Double play-Elictt to Skely. Hit by pitcher
BY ONcill. l. by Weaver. 1. Wild pitch-O'Neill.
Umpire-Mr. Meyers. Time of game hour and
"a minutes.
Evening star., 1909-05-07

.-3: by Newberry. l. by Gies, 4: by Borland.
.. Hits made-Uf Fields. 4: OF Sanders 3;
of Newbcrry. j; OF Gics. s: of Borland !.
Struck ont-By Sanders, ]: by Newbcrry. 1: by
Weber Prist GammelI Two-base hts~Murphy
Buroker Sacrifice hits-t;es. Taylor. Stolen
bases -Foulottc. Craddock. Bryan. Doyle i2,.
1'riss t3,. Murphy t2l. Ncwberry ,2,. Weber t2l.
Ninneman ~. Hit by pitchcr-Gies. Passed
halls-Wafers ~, Ninneman. Cmpirr-Mr.
Bates. Time of game hour and IS minutes
Evening star., 1909-05-07

Three base hit-Owens. Sacrifice bit-Berger.
Stolen bases -Goode and Altizcr. First base
balis-Of Berger. 2. Hit by pitcher-By Berger.
Altizcr; by Scott. Goodc. First base on errors
Cleveland. 2: Chicago, I. Left bases-Cleve
land. :: Chicago. 5. Struck out-By Berger, 3:
ny scott, Z. Double plays -rerr!ng to Lajoie to
Umpires -Messrs. Sheridan and KERN. Time of
game-1 hour and 4S minutes.
Evening star., 1909-05-07
Norfolk. 5: Roanoke. 3.

NORFOLK. Va May "A three ba sc
hit and a two-bagger by Chandler in the
first and second innings scored enough
runs for Norfolk to win from Roanoke.
to g. Not a Roanoke man reached
first base until the fifth inning, when
Savage weakened and Roanoke bat ted
him hard. but Otey put a check to the
hitting streak. Score:
R.H f.
Norfolk : o o q q o x-5 S q
Roanoke ........O . 0 % q 0-3 }
Batteries Otey and Calvin: Kline
Roberts0n and Ryan. Umpire, Mr.. Black.
Evening star., 1909-05-07

Left on bases-War. 4: interior. 9. First base
on balls-Of Gallagher. L; OF Lynch =. Struck
oHt-By Gallagher. 13; by Lynch. 6. Three-base
hit-Daly. Sacrifice hits-Galiagher and Sull-
van Stolen bases-Rea t3,. Fenwick ~, Daly
and Thompson Double play-Thompson to Sulli-
van. Passed balls-Baggette, 2. Umpire-Mr.
Collifower. Time OF game hour and 50 min
Evening star., 1909-05-07
Tigers Pound Powell.

ST. LOUIS, May 7.-Detroit had but lit
tie trouble in defeating st. Louis yester-
day. The score was to 3. Powell for
the local team, was knocked out of the
box in the fifth inning, and Bailey, who
took his place pitched fairly well until
the ninth inning when three runs were
scored on him. Score:
Evening star., 1909-05-07
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Ninth Boys Slug the Ball.

Game today -Hamline st. Paul. at 18th and
ID streets northeast, at 5::S0.
Evening star., 1909-05-07

Totals. Il 81 16 =: Totals. 3 I % l. .
'Batted fur Stephens in the ninth.
fliattrd for Bailey in the ninth.
ST. Louis. ........... D D o o %
Detroit. ............ . y y 2 y . o 81
fwo-base hits -Schaefcr, Mullin and Bush. Sac
rifice hits Wallace, ID. Jones. Cobb and Schmidt.
stolen baseball iey. Bases on balls on Powell.
/: of Mullih, >. Off Bailey, .. Struck Out-By
Bailey ;; by Mulln, 2 Pitching record-On
Powell. Z hits and I runs in 4ls innings; on
Bailey, hits and :. runs in 4as innings Left
bascs-St louis :: D.trot. s. Jmpires-Messrs.
Perrin and O'LOughlin. Time of gamc-1 hour
and IS minutes.
Evening star., 1909-05-07
Lajoie Broke UP Game.

CLEVELAND. May 7.-Cleveland de-
feated Chicago, > to I, yesterday, scoring
the winning run in the ninth inning on
StovaIl's single. Cravath's error and
Lajoies hit. which was good for three
bases but counted a single. Bergers
pitching was the feature, he striking out
nine men. Score:
Evening star., 1909-05-07
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Standing of the Teams

W. J.. Pet ". l.. Pet.
Richmond -. B 700 Norfolk. .... q .43l
Danville -. 800 Roanoke 49,. 1854
Lynchburg. :. ) .5fI. Portsmouth. ) u 30.
Evening star., 1909-05-07

Barr made desperate effort to catch
ConroSs short fly in the seventh, but he
just managed to maAe clean pickup of
ii he slipped to his knees.
Evening star., 1909-05-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
TOdav's Games

Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York
Evening star., 1909-05-07
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
War Boys Nose Out Interior.

I.ahp
Evening star., 1909-05-07

Baker made splendid one-hand pick
up of McBride's bunt in the ninth inning
and retired the batter at first by per-
feet throw.
Evening star., 1909-05-07

First base by crrorsih' adelphia 2. Left on on
base on Groom struck
ley Collins, sacritiec hits-Barry narr. Stolen
hase-Murphy. Double plas-Delehaniy To Nc
Bride Ing auh Wild pitch-Groom. tmpires
-Messrs. Egan and Connolly. Time of saie-l
hour ard 81 minutes
Notes of the Game.
Washington makes every team go the
limit to win.
The day just suited Bender The Bis
Chief had everything and pitched one of
his best games.
Coomos or Dygbert will most likely
pitch for the Athletics today. Cantillon
may use his star twirier, Walter john
son.
Barr could not find his bat In the sew
enth inning and kept the Washington
That marvellous catch of Eddie Collins
in the second inning will long be remem-
bered by those who were fortunate
enough to see ii.
The double play pulled off by Wash
inston in the sixth inning deprived the
Athletics OF run. Collins was third
and would have scored had not Dele
hanty got the ball to first ahead of Davis.
Some wag in the bleachers yelled at
Cantillon. coaching at first base: "What
do you know about base ball? You yell
like a huckster.
Baker made a splendid one-hand pick
up of McBride's bunt in the ninth inning
and retired the batter at first by per-
feet throw.
Danny Murphy made one of his great
running catches when he pulled down
Ganleys fly close to the fou line in the
eighth inning.
Nothing the matter with that finish.
Chief pitched ball which was the. real
stuff.
Barrys single was one of those bingies
which send a thrill through every player
when they break up game.
Bender always can be depended upon TO
give Washington trouble.
linelaub was the only Cantillonite to
hit Bender. The o.d Williamsport player
got two of the five hits credited to Wash
ington.
Barr made desperate effort to catch
ConroSS short fly in the seventh, but he
just managed to maAe a clean pickup of
it as he slipped to his knees.
The Washington twrlers have the pass
ing habit for fair this year. In the sec
ond inning Barry was allowed to walk
so as to bring up Thomas, while in the
sixth Danny Murphy was showed down
the first base path SO a. to present Davis.
Wednesday Davis was allowed TO walk
three times. as The pitcher had great re-
spect for him then.
Evening star., 1909-05-07

Danny Murphy made one of his great
running catches when he pulled, down
Ganley's fly close to the fou line in the
eighth inning.
Evening star., 1909-05-07
MINOR LEAGUES.
Eastern League.

Eastern League.
At BunaIo-Buralo. J.; Jersey City, o.
AT Montreai-Montreal. o; Newark. 1.
At Observation-Disclosures. g. Providence, l.
At Toronto-Turonto. 3; Baltimore, !.
American Association.
At Kansas City-Lonisville, B; Kansas City, 1.
At st. Paul-Columbus, 2; st. Paul. O.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis. 8; Toledo, 5.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 5; Indianapolis, /.
Tri-State League.
At Wiliamsport- Trenton. 5; ,Williamsport. 8.
At Johnstown- Lancaster. 1: Johnstown, 3.
At Altoona-York, j; Altoona. g..
At Harrisburg Reading. ?; Harrisburg, T.
Southern League.
At Atanta--Nashviile, 4: Atlanta. L.
At Rirmingham-Birming 3; Montgomery. 2.
No others scheduled
Carolina Association.
At Winston Salem Winston Salem. Z: Spar
tanburg. 6.
At Observation-Disclosures. 4: Charlotte. l.
At Observation-Disclosures. g; Greensboro, 3.
South Atlantic League.
At Columbia Chattanooga. .: Columbia, o.
At Macon-Macon. 9: Jackson. 1.
At Charicston-Augusta, .; Charleston, o..
Western League.
At Wichita-Wichita. 4; Omaha
At Topeka-Des Moines. 4: Topeka. I.
At Pueblo-Puebio. 8: Lincoln. !.
At Dcnver-Denyer, IA; Sioux City, ).
Evening star., 1909-05-07

Barry's single was one of those bingies
which send thrill through every player
when they break up a game.
Evening star., 1909-05-07

Bender always can be depended upon TO
give Washington trouble.
Evening star., 1909-05-07

The double play pulled off by Wash
inSton in the sixth inning deprived the
Athletics OF a run. Collins was on third
and would have scored had not Dele
hanty got the ball to first ahead of Davis.