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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-06-04
June l.

June l.
Miss Ada Moe left for an extended
journey to Norway, last Tuesday.
she will visit in Chicago and New
York before crossing the ocean.
MIR. and Mrs. Anton Lundq uist,
who have been visiting relatives and
friends here since the holidays, re-
turned to their home at Granite Falls,
Minn., last Tuesday.
The celebration here last Saturday
was . success in spite of the poor
outlook. The band did good work.
The main sport was the ball game be-
tween the local and the LsBolt mines,
LsBolt winning the game by the close
score of II to 10. The LaBolt fel.
lows are clesnlot of boys, 40 are
also our own boys, and clean game
was played. Mr.. Rascke and Prof.
Miller umpired the game. The foot
race WAS won by Emil Lindshl who
was first. and Harry Lind shl second.
The barrel race was won BY Mr.. Eng.
lund of LaBolt, he being first and Joe
Elisson being second.
Hama Olson is drilling . we'll for
John Laudin.
Mr.. Anderson of K or choven, MINI.
has been visiting with the Moe and
Nelson families for few days.
G. ]. Swanson intends to leave for
the Sesttle exposition next week.
Buy your furniture of G. F. Lund-
Quist.
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East Melrose Doings..
4. M. Talcott 10 in Montana,

<As IA 1 oICOtt 10 ID MOQL608.
A. Lutz 10 painting his house . nice
gray.
Mrs. Marks returned home from
Lanark, ILL.,, Monday.
B. Hoffbeck and family were callers
st Rev. Kahl's Sunday.
Assessor Hart was making the
rounds the drst of the week.
J. Kahl has purchased Fairbanks
Morse Co.'S gasoline engine.
II 10 reported that Joseph Stodolski
OF Big Stone township and Miss Clara
Beaudry of Geneseo were married the
drst of the week.
The wind storm Saturday tore down
the machine sheds of L. Nichols and
81. s. Marks and moved the grarary
of George Van Ray.
The town Is doing good work in
grading the large hill just west Of L.
Nichols and raising the bridge at the
foot of the hill. This will enable US to
cross the MILESTONE when it overflows
% It will be impossible for the water
TO reach this bridge.
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Mazeppa Happenings
Mszepps, June l.

MSzepp8, June i.
During the wind storm last Satur-
day Will Korth's windmill was blown
down. w. 81. Adolphson's mschine
shed, and the coal shed at the school
house In District No. 4, and various
small buildings were also blown
down.
Mrs. Karl Krouse ard her father,
August Kass, have gone to Nebraska,
to visit relatives and former friends
and acqusintsnces. They expect to
gone about three weeks.
Carl Bescow, who formerly lived
In Mazepps, was recently married.
The young people enjoved q dance
at the August Krause home last night.
All report good time.
Ella Adolphsen, of Milbank, came
out home last Saturday for few days
visit.
Two cows belonging to Thomas
Adolphsen, were drowned in the creek
In his pasture one day last week.
F. E. Roberts, teacher in District
No. 4, was in Pierre last week as q
delegate to the grand lodge A. o. U.
W.
A bad hail storm passed over the
country between here and Summit
last Sunday. 1t started east of Mar.
vim and went almost directly west
through Osceola, Pennington and
Blooming Valley. covering q strip
about two and one-half miles wide.
Two hours after the storm tho hail.
stones completely covered the ground
SO grass in the pasture could not be
seen.
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Marvin Mutterings..
June 2.

June2.
Carl Mollberg was q Milbank visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. Chris Anderson is down with
the tonsolitis.
Mrs. Holm was reported to be very
sick this last week.
Jessie Walker was up this way
Tuesday afternoon.
The ladies aid society met with
Mrs. MOllberg Wednesday.
Mrs. Wilson was down to Appleton
the latter part Of last week.
Classy Williams is back from Min
neapolis to spend the vacation here.
Lindgren Bros. have their new
house plastered and will soon move
into it
K. A. Stahl started the foundation
to his house, on his lots on the north
side, Monday.
The new hotel building for James
Kahne is we'll under way. It is two
story building.
A number of people from Marvin
went to Milbank Monday, decoration
day.
A good many breaking plows are at
work turning over the prairie In this
neighborhood.
Mrs. Charlie Anderson and her
daughter, Minnie, came up from Mil
bank Tuesday night.
A. C. Arvidson has his house near.
ly completed, and 1t looks good on
its new location.
Some OF the neighbors helped Al
fred Thelin to move the Raborge
house to his farm Saturday.
Alfred Thelin has hauled the lum.
Der for his new barn and the carpen-
ters will be there In Q few days to
build it.
Ole Frosted is back from Csnads,
delighted with the half section of
Canadian land he has filed on, and
will move there soon.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-06-04

A pain prescription 10 printed upon
each CSC. box OF DR.. Shoop's Pink
Pain Tablets. Ask your Doctor or
Druggist II this formula 10 not com.
plete. Pain means congestion, blood
pressure. Head pains, womsnly peins.
psiu anywhere get instant relief from
. Pink Pain Tablet N. J. BLEsER.
Silas and Jessie Steugel and
Archie and Phil Lowthlan were
among the boys from this locah.
y who took in the boys excur.
sion to Brookings Wednesday.
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'No.Drip" is the most clever little

''No.Drip" is the most clever little
silver Coffee Strainer ever invented.
Get one free from DR.. Shoop, ,Rschine,
Wis.,, BY the Coupon Plan. The Cou-
pom and Or. Shops new book on
Health Coffee sent to any lady re.
Questing them. You can trick any one
By secretly serving DR.. Shoop's
Health Coffee at meal time. Your
visitor or your husband will declare
he II drinking real coffee-snd yet
there 10 not grain of coffee In DR..
Shoop's Health Coffee. Pure grains,
malt, and nuts give Health Coffee its
exquisite taste and flavor. No. 20 to
30 minutes tedious boiling. "Made
In . minute." Try 1t from your gro.
cor and get pleasant surp rise.
lib. package 25c. A. MITTELSTAED.
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Mrs. c. B. Hamilton is on the sick
list.
DR.. Coulter and W. Healy visited
Milbank on Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Egrmayer met with an
accident . few days ago that might
have proved serious, but fortunately
she came out of it better than her
horse did, which was badly cut in .
wire fence.
s. N. Hutchinson has gone to Tay-
lor. S. Dak., to visit his son.
s. Msthewson went to Summit last
Monday night.
N. Brummond was in Corona on
business Wednesday.
Twin Brooks ball team took Corona
in pronerly last Sunday, but for the
rain it might have been difficult to
count the score.
Junior ball team Of Corons will
play Twin Brooks Juniors Saturday.
Summit is always the came. Who
could look for anything different? No
one could conceive Of . more cowardly
trick than they played on the junior
team of Twin Brooks at their game In
th at town . few days ago. No less than
four OF the senior team were placed in
the most important positions on the
diamond, and to top IL of . senior
team player acted as umpire and need.
less TO say any time the sphere crossed
the plate from tho paw of the Summit
slab artist It was called astrike by that
"all.wiee. A . result our boys
struck at anything because 1t wss .
difficult matter to stand with bat in
hand and not offer, when everything
WAS called . strike. anyway. Never
mind boys. We treated Summit fair.
" and will always do 90, regardless
OF their unfair treatment. Our pitcher,
81. Fenner, proved himself coming
ball player in the excellent game hs
threw.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-06-04
Lake Albert News
Lake Albert, June 2.

Lake Albert, June 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kamin visited
st Paul Pinkerts last Sunday.
Louis Bihrle helped Otto Hauer
plow for corn last Saturday.
Arthur Schwartz and Paul Pinkert
have each recently purchased new
cultiva ators.
Mrs. George Hoerber arrived home
last Sunday from the Ortonville hos
pital.
Andrew Gahr is shingling his gran
ary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Schwartz and
family visited at Louis Schwandt's
last Sunday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-06-04

Wednesday, June 2.
DR.. Prouty reports baby girl at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bohn,
June l.
Mrs. E. q. Machamer left Wednes-
day night for her old home in Illi-
)is.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Hart and MIR.
and Mrs. Machamer were fishing at
the lake Friday.
Mrs. Quincy, sister of W. s. Keeney,
departed Friday evening for her home
in Omaha, Neb.
Bob. White left Tuesday night for
Morristown, S. D., to be present at
the town lot sale.
Mrs. Lee Brown arrived Thursday
evening, to visit her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. n. Chapman.
The Misses Nora Dawson and Cor.
rinne Hills were visiting friends at
Appleton, Minn., going down Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hart and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Chapman attended the
commencement exercises Ut Milbank
last Thursday evening.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-06-04
Strandburg...

Minneapolis & st. L. Time Table, StrandburR
Passenger going east, except Sunday, 7:5O .. m.
Passenger going east, every day 1910 .. m.
Passenger going west, except sunday COS .. M
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-06-04

A book on Rheumatism, and . trial
troatment Of DR.. Shops Rheumatic
Remedy-liquid or tsblsts-is being
sent Tree TO sufferers BY DR.. shoop, Of
Racine, Wis. You that sro we'll, get
this hook for some discouraged, dls.
hoartened sufferer; Do Q simple cot Of
humanity; Point out this way 10 quick
and certain relief; Surprise eome sLf.
forer, By 6rst gotting from mo the
booklot and tho test. He will appro-
eia1e your sid. n. J. BLEsIR.
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Elnira.

June /.
The Grant County telephone line
is being extended to Ed. Rourk's go.
ing east from the Kimball farm one
mile, south one mile, and then east TO
Mr.. R0urks. We understand the new
patrons will be Kate Sullivan, Thos.
Hanson, Ed. Rourke, and perhaps
John Spanton and Mr.. Strain.
We are told that one of the Carlin
children has the whooplng cough.
MISS Kate Sullivan is painting her
buggy.
The Misses Whiting visited Mrs.
Daumsn Tuesday.
MIR. o. N. Whiting has the frame of
his new house up, and will soon have
it enclosed.
Lawn mowers-McCollum Il
TVnirelx
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At North MelrOse....

e. 8. Austin 10 on the sick list this
week.
Chss. Hooth purchased new man.
ure spreader last week.
George Port OF Milbank 10 building
fence for O. LeDuc this week.
Mr.. Walker Of Pender. Nsb., 10 Wis.
iting J. Sourbeck and family.
r. Ehrle Of Corona, 10 hanging pa
Per for A. NJ. Hamilton this week.
A number OF Melroseitss attended
The Decoration day service at Milbank
Monday.
G. Hooth, A. Hamilton, J. Sourbeck
and Joe rlory went 70 the lake fishing
last Friday.
Mrs. Lee Brown Of Macintosh, s..
Dakota 10 visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs.. John Chapman.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-06-04

II your Stomach, Heart or Kidneys
are week, try 1T least, . few doses
only Of DR.. Shoop's Restorative. In
i've or ten days only, the result will
surprise you. A few cents will cover
the cost. And here is why help comes
90 quickly. DR.. Shoop DOESN'T drug
the Stomoch, nor stimulate the Heart
or Kidneys. DR.. Shops Restorative
goes directly to the weak and failing
nerves. Each organ has it's own con.
trolling nerve. When these nerves
fail, the depending organs must of
necessity fslter. This plain, yet vital
truth, clearly tells Why DR.. Shoop's
Restorative 10 80 universally success.
fully. Its success 10 leading druggists
everywhere to give It universal pre-.
ference. A test will surely tell. Sold
by N. ]. BLESER.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-06-04
Corona News

MILWAUKEE TIME TABLE
Trains going north: II 10 =, N. and 6:1O p. m.
Trains going south: 90 p. m. and $40 p. m.
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D R. COULT z R -,

TWIN BROOKS
Physician and Surgeon. Elk.
tensive Hospital Experience
Specialist in diseases of
Children. Farmers Phone
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-06-04

M. E. CHURCH Preaching 1890 .. NJ. and 7:3O
p. m. Sunday School following morning preach
ing. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 500
these services. e. O. Machamer, Pastor.
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Twin Brooks DOings

TWIN BROOKS TINE TABLE.
No. 5, passenger train, going west. $3.50 .. m
No. /, passenger train, going west. $3.50 p. m
No. Sc, passenger train, going east .1O:l5 .. m
No. 6, passenger train, going east. Ill :52 p. m
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StOckhOlm.....

TINE TABLE-9REAT NORTHERN r. R.
No. ls6, passenger, going east t.........y:45 q. m
NO lS5, passenger, going west ..........6:01 p m
no. 33O, mi xed train going east. .....1 20 p m
No. 32s. mixed train, going west 5:l5 p. m
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-06-04

Don't forget next Friday is
Old Settlers day.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-06-04

Lawn mowers-McCollum 4
Tnirsk.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
OAKLAND SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Four and one-haE f1rionss Made-
line T. jog llcBude'. d 10 o 21u, Geiico- ll2
Grossl u % Ie second. Eidie Crane. liZ lden-
fryl % 90 = fhird Tine. 90 50 Dement,
Iudce HcndersCn- Good slir. Salian Alarmed.
Gco-ge y Rznd-c ard Twin Screw .,s0 ran-
SECOND RACE-Fururity e1usc- Hale as
Cobgnl. ( to ,. acn, Marian Casey. lei .BuTusi-
90 J. sscolil, Pleioon, la iRcren % te D third
Hme l.l1 uereca. May Arnelia- Fl Davis.
Boas. Nsraer R-Tai Mozart. FEe Earl. CuCylzgic1.
ard 3 ir BriliaT also rams
THIRD RACE-Futlrlty c1,r-.. Knight Dsrk.
IS SsilimUi. 9 % , won. tsTeeu Good-. l14 tCo-
hgml 90 . sec1nd. = h. Sh.ehln- III .Tarliui.
tn s. fh-d ZINE. IlL Blc1lC. Anna Nsy.
Fl1cy. AdCua. FIls and senpe-3 s-so uu.
FOJETH RACE-Uae aul ons-taf mres-Rcd
Leaf. i15 .Waishi q 90 3 Wcu, Natu. loj Tap
.iui. erCH sacoud, Ruhric. re Barns ro T.
thini Tine. 23i2 - Or-a=ra Flarieny Matte
Mack. Netcranc. Docilc and Ben7ola als' rar-
FIFTH RACE-0ne and cue-sixtecr;h miles.
Ciezr L'<h.cr 10 Roesl..u q % o vou. Hush 1--
G0uau. i17 Walsh. 80 T. saccnd. Rius Hcron. 2s
Cohuui. 90 s. third. Time. I,aIL Narne
Aaye-. farrCtic. s. Nodau. and Cello also r1u.
SIXTH RACE-SU fulonzs Meciics I5
Buznsi. "a 3. uan. DESTROYS. ie9 .Glass'. 81 -o
T. second r. Nussrt. l6i Walsh. 60 O. D. rhiri-
Tine LIB IS Ciodiight. Nsrvoci Cotyyto. Rutia
Grande. and Native Son also nu-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

The hOodo number thirteen may have
had nothing to DO with It. but the Ath-
letics have already had as much bad
luck 10 date as any club should have
during an entire season. Murphy aud
Baker have been on the hospital list with
injured ankles. Oldring with a bursted
finger. Thomas and Davis with sprained
backs, Vickers with a sore arm, and
now comes DR.. Powers. who just had
TO undergo a dangerous operation and
is seriously i'll.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
SPORTING SIDELIGHTC
Ry BILL BAILEY.

Peter Maher viii not down. He rises
again 10 meet the '-dghting-ghost'' al
Philadelphia tonight
The report that smallpox would prevent
the opening OF the American League
season turned out 70 be rash talk.
That coy person. James J. Jenries. has
not said Yes"
Some people are born lucky. For in
stance. the police in Alexandria found
three saloons open last Sunday.
II Stanley Ketchen doesn't kill PhHadeI-
phia Jack O'Brien this time wen never
forgive him.
Some Waynesburg Pa) men want 10
back a trotting bull against a race horse.
It's too bad that Happy Steve isn't a
regular race horse. If he was. here
would be a chance for Harry Haight 10
get match, and for us 10 set a bet down
or the bull
A man by the name OF Blizzard has
bought paper in Parkersburg. ". Va.
H should have TO trouble in making IL
breezy sheet.
We are still betting dollars 10 dough-
nuts that Crazy Snake is Rube WaddeH
Up TO the time We went 20 press Fred
Lake was still manager Of the Boston
Red SOx.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
JACKSONVILLE SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-FIve fu-lo-gs- Ni0less. Iai Reid.
s 20 = wen. Variation. 81 Brovui. o. E sec-7d
Coim0. 81 tRramrrt tzirL Tine. I-7i I-5 Dol-
aldo sam CLAY p-v D-s,c- F1arncy A Sli.lVeI
kiamesaa- and Nizs < q. 2. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Onc uTc. 3iis. Nz5-rie. 100
'Hauraul. % 2 Tou- Maiciie-iou. re Red.
3 60 J. second, ~ Qnsrtcr ~ I.orelu third
Tine. l.t- Mci1rse, Auspic.ous. ard Me-U
Belle also ran.
THIRD RACE-0ue miie ana a caarter. Oroan-
cEa. las Hackccri. to J. wca: JrdEe Sauf,-. lC-
iLcvsllI. to 5. secoEd. D.. YuIac I'S .Brcru
third Tine 2.l7 IS s. Valentine B-rar Boy.
Mi- PeTigo7d. snd HuEh Fsrreli also Jan.
FOURTH RACE-One mile CCunilrnsr6 IS
kcltl. & % = Won. Paul rs 1IcIlraCncyl %
:. c-c-nd; Gaiiie'. iC lReinr,di. third Tine
l5l3S Joe Fallcrt- Sir Vasraat Etal Dsrio. and
Don Hamilton slso raa.
FIFTH RACE - Five and ouc-hsif fu-iorzS
Mcrz l2 iRsidl. to j. wcu- Hawks F1iEht l-
'TroNlcri - 3 ssco9d. Belle 4 the Bau lgc
ILovoII. thirl Tine- ll2 o. L. KID llslrcrr
Catherine CsulWCl. She Wof. and Orlzmcse a,s3
Ear.
SIXTH RACE-Five tsrl0rgs Fancy D-2ss I7s
Har3yl, Co. . won, Chsr,cr Lusk. III Trc1l-ri
s 20 5 seconi- Reside. 10 Ha1uaHI third Tirc
lG5 Canada Hsrmarkst Alamo. Til5kilns. T-cs
Joi. Lychcrmda. and II Dorado also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

Executive officers OF the American Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor, in session in Washing
ingtOn, showed a keen interest yest terday
in the uphill fight OF the Nationals 10
overcome the Yankees lead. They /occu-
pied a box
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

Yankees play in Philadelphia to-day.
Continued good luck.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
STAINING or THv TEAMS

New York. April 15-For nine innings
to-day the Brooklyns did not get hit
of Red" Ames. but in the thirteenth
the Brooklyns got 20 him for triple and
three singles, and made three runs.
There was a crowd Of 5000 in the Polo
Grounds 70 see the opening battle. and it
was magnificent duel between Wilhelm
and Ames. with each getting splendid
support. Ames struck out ten men. but
did not last as well as Wilhelm. The
fielding Of Fletcher. BridweH. Alperrnan.
and Sebring was brilliant
Fletcher PLAYED in place Of Doyle, who
has not signed his ccptract yet McGraw
was sick and not or hand.
The first hit Of the game was not forth
coming until the eighth inning Manager
Lumley started the batting rally which
won for his team. But for an error by
Schlei. the Brooklyns would have made
only one run.
There were some fifty ball tosssrs on
the field for an hour before the umpires
got busy. Thirty Of these were Of Ne
Graw's tribe.
More attention was paid 10 Big Chief
Myers yhaa 90 any OF the other new
Giants. The chiefs copper skin showed
up in great contrast TO his white uniform.
and his teeth CLEANED as he grinned his
appreciation % his welcome. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

Totals. 3loEl5 OF
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
NO DECISION YET IN
jim DEIEHANTY'S CASE

President Han johnson, OF the
American League. who Is In town
for n few days on one Of hls
iauEts areund the American
League circuit. said last night
that he WAS not ready just yet
tO announce change In the
edict banfshing Jim Deiehanty
from the Cleveland grounds, and
would have neshine for pubIica-
tiOn until after hts conference
with President Moves to-day. IL
II understood that DeIehanty
viii be permitted 10 play in
Cleveland and another punish
ment instituted, as every mag
nate In the league Is kicking on
the ruling, saying that II tends
10 give Cleveland an undue ad-
vantage, in Tint il weakrns the
Washington club.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

IKE. l-72- Frgrch C1ok Senator Barrett procla
hoF T. >trlngsrcy. ard Manila s. also rzn
FOURTH kACE-siE furiorzs LorI n me
Iosesf- IL iPsgei to =. rol- kokolno lfs Arch
bald, = o. 7. secCnd; T.. -. Burt lel tslcGee.
- ta T. taiTd- TIM LIP rs Eumz c. G-ace g.
Tari0r Gerrge. Frce Knight the Bear. Sihira
T-r-otfT Wen sp1aa- ard Jsne svift also rsn
ElFIH NACE-kire snd cn4-haN s-rioags. Ia
Esne Hindoo. I5 Howard. even. VOC; SsnboEe
h- Ilcf1cei. ID fo 4 -c0ud. Weymouth Us
iRettis { 90 q. ths-l. Tine. AsE GaInds
snrie Wells. Ran Rose ard tfcI6en Orso.e also rs-
SIXTH kACE-Elre fTl0nEs- Yankee Touris-.
ls irlstCrf- % = wol- Wildwood Biu 10
HoUari'. 90 J. seeond. An-pi Face Us .Pa-a.
. 20 J. third- Tine la0 2-5 Robert GRAY. sIiuto.
Ca7-rls. Nsrierr. Roy. T.; Hirk=y DaiieJ Hi-h
sT-nrnie. LariEau. Guard Ran and Ge1rEe Guy1er
ller Iar.
SEVENTH RACE-sine and tilree-sirteen.ts
Flrst Pcep re tArrlihaiGI. % T. Eu1 ALERT
Srer ll5 .PsEei. u % s. second. Slrs- Line. l-9
fNiisni o. j. third Tine. I-e. Capt Burnett.
D. a. Glen. Prorer. - uario. County Clerk. Mon
ssra 81 Lcsis-iila also rEu.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

said: Il am sorry the home team lost,
but it was a Tats5ss.FsS sJod game, and /
enjoyed every minute. l hope to be able
10 take in many more before the season
closes"
Manager CantiIlon said last night that
one Of his left-handers. eithsr Burns,
Tannehin. or Gray, would work against
the Boston Red Sox to-day. while Fred
Lake. OF the visitors. viii pitch either
Freddie Burchell or Cy Morgan.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
CUBS DEFEAT CARDINALS.
Beebe II Pounded at VIII; Umpire
Kane DisquaIifies Bresnahan.

Chicago, April l5.-The Cubs again de-
feSted the 81. Louis Cardinals to-day.
this time by the score Of 10 to l. TIE
Guns pounded Beehe at VIII, and ran
wild on the bases. Roger Bresnahan was
pat out Of the game for disputing a de-
cision by Umpire Kane. one Of the new
arbiters Of the National League. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
LOS ANGELES SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Six frlorrs Niiritas. ~ tA-chi-
taldi. o. Z. wcn; FaL III iRic-i. . to l. second
Raleigh. 's-fanc. Burning Busl Shirley Ross
more. Ben Str1e. Aunt P0-iy. ard 2. T. shaw
also ran
SECOND RACE-FCur ard onc-half sIrlou-s
Polls. ne ShiliirV I o. 2 won; Mcishlcn 40
Hrvs=ii % ]. second Nike Molett JOS lArchi-
haldf. % 20 J. thi=d. Tir.s G.U IS McIeon F.
DcroVan- J. II. Barr. and Leyi1rtrn also lan-
THIRD RACE-Oue mile AinsbGy. 1l2 But
ven. % >. won; Descomners. los CNcGeei
20 s. second, ShaUdale IS thecnCrl. &c 70 T. thiri.
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NAPs TAKE SECOND GAME.
Cy Young TwirIs for Winners in
Something Like Old Form.

st. Louis. April l5-Cleveland took the
second game of the season from St. Louis
this afternoons TO with "Cy" Young
pitching his first big league game for the
former team. Young was hit freely. but
he showed his old time ability to pitch
hsrd when facing critical situations. Ills
fielding support was but average. Petty
pitched in poor form in two innings.
while bis SUPPORT was fast. Score:
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PENESY HERE TODAY.
Georgetown PAGES Quakers on the
West Side Diamond.

On Georgetown Field this afternoon. the
HiltoppeTs VIII play the first game OF
a series against the University OF Penn
sylva1ia- Cart- Tom Cantweu win be n
i;le box fo- the Blue and Gray. and as
the boys have had a two days lay-off.
they should be in good shape for a hard
game
VIII not be able 70 put just as strong
a team IN the field as Soped early in the
season. but can be depended upon 70 play
a stin game. and Georgetown VIII have
70 so the limit 4 WIN.
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NINTH TEAM BLANKED.
Parkvievx Win an Easy Game by o
10 o score.

Parkview. of the Suburban League. de-
feated the Ninth team, Of the Sunday
School League. yesterday on the former
grounds In Parkview. to 0.
The pitching Of Chism, who allowed but
three hits and struck out eight. was cas-
~ the feature. McLaurin. for the Sun
day School leaguers. proved easy for the
winners. who touched up his delivery for
eleven hits. Nau's batting was also
feature Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

Eanled runs-Wasnlngton. !; New l0rk. l. LCft
on bases Washington. =; New York. 5. First base
on hailS-Oh Groom. 2; on smith, /. Innings
pi.ched-By Groom. =: hy Smith. ~. by Burns. 1
Hits made-Of Groom. J.. on Smith. 8: Oh Burns
]. Stnlck out-By Smith. ?; by Quinn. g. Two
hase hitS-Clyucer. Engle %. g Sacrifice hits-Cree
Ball Knight. Quinn. Double play-Mcliride 10
Delchanty Hit hy p.tcher-By Groom. /: hy Smith.
/: g Quinn. l. Wild pitch Smith Umpires-
AIessrs Esan and Evans. Time of game-l hour
and 70 minutes