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Holbrook argus., 1909-08-31

w. M. Morgan, of the local freight office, expects to get away on his vaca ton Sunday. He expects to visit Kansas City and other points in that vicinity for the next thirty days.
Holbrook argus., 1909-08-31

Pat Q'Tootle the Canyon Di- ablO sheep man was i'll -WinslOw Friday after mucl: needed sup plies, Pat says that it has rained sufficient upon his range to suit him, that there is plenty of grass and water. -t .~e
Holbrook argus., 1909-08-31

Owing to. washouts on the Arizona divison, trains 4, and s due here at S:30 and S:45 Thurs day morning were annuled, train ' was two hours late due to waiting for train g at Albuquer- que.
Holbrook argus., 1909-08-31

Sheriff Woods returned from
 Phoenix Friday where he has been after H. O.. Eckre, who has been charged with embezeling funds of the Singer Sewing Ma chine ComPaiiy. Mir. Woods took his man to Winslow Satur- day where he had hispreliminary
 examination before Judge Reed.
Holbrook argus., 1909-08-31

MT. John Sutherland who has been confined to his bed for the past week left Thursday night for H olbrook, where he will take a private conveyance and will visit Snowflake and other points with the hope that the trip will prove benehcialto his health.
 Al Watson has bought out the interest of his partner George Miller, better known as 'Chap- pie" and will hereafter conduct that popular barber shop alone. Chappie lett Saturday for Hot Springs Arkansas, where hegoes to benefit his health.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE~-siv furllugs. Ariorettr los DAVIS
Il b %. won; ST. jeanne. 100 Jacksonl. To l.
second; Grace kimbal. ia Howard. 100 % J.
third Time. LA p. Mexican Girl Minnie Brght
Night Mis-, MrA Sewen ard LADY HIN also ran.
SECOND RACE-fiye and one-half flirlongs. star
Wave. u2 lRiocl TO g. won; Bedminstcr, lOa
Reid. 3 % /. second. CHIEF Kee lA Howard
Is 70 1. third Time. I W S. Miss Mlpleton. sager
Penn. and CTest0n Girl also ran
THIRD RACE-Oue mile and . f,Irlong-Wool
windCr. g ,hossl 70 J. Won. All Red - lBun
nom. 70 J. sccond; VoE Popuh. los tDeunsonl
10 90 l. third. Time, ] % 35, Alice Grania, Non
sgnor, The Ninks. and First Premium lso ran
FOURTH RACE-Sx furiongs. Nlerrick. IL
Davis. even, won Ida D.. l0l Howard 20 !
second; Al Muller lG Reid. 20 5. third. Time
1915 O.. SoWCn also ran.
FIFTH HACE-five furl0ngs. Galvesca. II.
Tuuerl. evon. won; EvR hnnay 100 Reid
20 l. seoond: Norman. 100 Rice Is 70 1. third.
Time. lEl S5 Kid. Slewfoot. Daisy Garth. jim
Miller. Laveno. C. i. PattCu. and Foruz also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Ope and onc-quarter miles
Hiacko 10 tAIentryl. 6 % l. won: King Of Mis-,
lG tRicel. TO 5. second: The Shaughran 10
CWaucnl Is 70 /. third. Time 2.lo % Alteration
Maid Militant AuOw Swift. A. Muskoday. and
Red Hussor also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-One mile QusEga. 10 Davis
70 l. won; Desperate III Howard. 70 /
second: Beau Bnimmel. nc lKcunedyI. s 20 l.
third. Time. la3. Mci'ally Rose burg. BE Thank
fal. bitter Hand. san Primo Elfall Teddy Hodge
and Gilvedear also
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
STATION LOSES ONE.
Southern Railway Surprises Leaders
in Railroad \. VI. c. A. League.

IN huilrOau 1. IL & l. League.
Union Station. champions Of the r. r.
7. NJ c. A. League. and the Southern
Railway club. the runners-up in that or
gan.zation, battled for eleven innings yes
terday. the latter team finally winning by
the score Of 10 10 9. Both teams PLAYED
good ball. and lots Of fast work was IN
evidence. Leg and Hughes were the
opposing pitchers. and although hatted
fairly hard each managed 70 keep the
hits scattered. Handy. Stations third
baseman, led the batting. with four safe
clOuts 20 the outheld. while Risden con
nectod Tor TWO singles and a double.
Station scored first. after two were out,
In the opening round on Taylor's hit and
some slow work on the Southern indeld.
but in the second Southern forged ahead
by landing on Legg's delivery FOR three
singled. which. coupled with a base on
balls. produced four TALES. Southern led
until the eighth. when Union station got
busy, scoring three runs on hits by
Williams. Stratton, Handy. and Legge.
After this Young went In the box for
Southern. and station was blanked the
remaining innings In Southerns half of
the eleventh BuckIer singled. and after
Risden had flied out. Walker banged \
long one oven the center FEEDERS head.
which would have been good for a double.
but BUckler scored. winning the game.
The winning Of this game makes twice
Southern has defeated Union station IN
a league game this season by one run,
and In the double-header 20 be played
next Saturday at American League Park
between these two teams there IS sure
10 be a fast contest IN both games
Young played shortstop for the first
time since June l5, when his arm was
fractured. and. aside from a wild heave
% first base be folded in form. Sore:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
THRONG 10 GREET WINNER
Twenty Thousand Persons VIII See
the Run.
Ten-miIe Race Of The Washington
Herald VIII Prove Chief At
traction at Benning.

Many Of the athletes who viii be seen
az the Washington Grove meet In the
morning or Labor Day are planning TO
arrive in Washington IN time TO compete
in The Washington Herald ten-mne run.
which viii be held on the same day. at
o'clock IN the Afternoon. The races at
Washington Grove are in the main
short ones, and win only serve 70 set the
louger-distance men IN good condition for
their ten-mile jaunt al Benning.
The finish of The Washington Herald
race is bound to eclipse any finish OF a
previous athletic race in Washington. as
there is a crowd OF over 5000 union la
Dor men expected at Benning for the all
day celebration under the auspices Of the
Central Labor Union. Practically all OF
these VIII look forward to the ten-mile
run Of The Washington Herald as the
fitting climax TO a day OF enjoyment. and
when the first scanuly clad athlete en-
ters the park he viii receive such an
ovation as has never been rendered a
runner here before.
The handsome prize offered 10 the win
ner by The Washington Herald viii be
the best that can be given 10 an athlete
under the rules OF the Amateur Ath-
letc Union, and this fact IN itself should
suffice 10 draw the best runners in the
South 10 this race. Those who aspire
10 become future greats on the cinder
path need have no fear that there IS
nothing IN the race for them, as The
Washington Herald is planning a list OF
prizes for the other contestants which
Will be announced IN a later edition OF
this paper
The entries already received show that
more than usual interest IS being mani
Tested in the coming run. and before the
entries close on the Saturday preceding
tho race the entry list should reach the
hundred mark
Blanks Can-be secured az the Washing
tor Herald Office. All communications
should be addressed TO the Sporting Ed
itOr.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
o AMATEUR @
BIAS e ALL

The Radford A. c. Juniors would IKE
10 hear from all teams in or around the
District averaging twelve to thirteen
years Of age. The Juniors have a splen-
did record for the season. with fifteen
games won. two lost. and three tied. The
lineup is as follows: Verdi ]. T.. Monico.
c.; Wright. ID: Mstera, 2b.. Gerald. g. s.;
Maggie. 3D.. Stern, r. T., HUM, C. (. i:
Flax. p. Address all challenges 10 GIr.
Giovannettl. 201 Second street southwest.
manager.
The Asbury Church team and the
Perchmonts broke even in a double
header Saturday at the Capital City
League Park First and W streets north-
east. and will play The tie OF tomorrow
on the above named grounds at O'Clock.
The Washington Giants and the Rose
dales win play to-day at Union League
Park game 70 decide the dispute Of
supremacy. As the teams have played
four games together, each team winning
two games, to-days battle VIII be the
deciding one. August IS l9. and 20 the
Giants. PiedmOnts. and Belmonts will
play of the District c0lored champion
ship series. and the winning team Will
take a chance az the worlds colored
champions, the Royal Giants
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15

Baltimore. Aug. 1L-The track ana
field games Of the Washington Grove
Athletic Association. which wiz be held
on Labor Day at Washington Grove. are
creating unusual interest among the ath-
ietic bodies Of this city.
AL the principal athletic clubs OF this
section are preparing for the games.
which are the first that have been an
nounced, and big entry list may be
expected from the local men.
The Cross Country GLIB. on the sug-
gestion and final order, began training
for the games with a vim al Patterson
Park on Thursday. and the number OF
men who responded 70 the call marks
that club as a strong bidder FOR TOD
honors when the meet comes round. In
the two mile event especially the CHoss
Country Club boys viii be strong. for
they have number Of good middle dis
lance men who will make the Wash
ington Y. H. Q. A or any other elup
hustle
This race should be the feature OF the
day, Tor Coach Disney, OF the Fifth
Regiment Athletic Association, is sure 70
have several Of his crack runners en-
tered. who viii make the competition
very exciting. In the other events the
Cross Country Club viii have its best
athletes entered. In the dashes Nc
Donagn. who has trained for the spirits
since last winter. viii be a likely con-
! tender in the 100 yard dash and hurdle
race, while L. u. ElphinstOne. one OF the
best half-milers Of the State viii go
after the +0-yard and half mile runs
His brother. Capt Henry Elphlnstone,
the runner OF Marathon fame. VIII be
seen IN the one and two mile runs.
In the field events the cluD will be a
hot contender for those hOnors. for Davis
IN the shOt-put and the bop-step-and-
jump. will be hard TO beat on form re-
Gently displayed IN training. This en-
/ terprising young club viii also have men
entered IN other events.
Mount Washington club will likely send
over strong aggregation. for with Har-
rison and Zeigler. in the 40 and $50 re-
spectively, and lowering in the dashes
and the hurdle events. will make a trio
hard TO beat.
The Maryland Athletic Club viii also
send over its strongest men.
An encouraging letter from the mana
ger Of the track and rel6 team OF the
Baltimore Athletic Club. and one from
M ~tSVPiA J. E<tAb las4A. % kae a4VAak
Washington Club. has put the Washing
ton Grove boys in a good humor Mr..
Meany. who has charge OF the games,
was seen yesterday, and appeared salts
fed with the outlook for a most success
ful set OF events at the grove on labor
Day The track Is beginning 70 show Up
fine under the skilful manipulations OF
the contractor and his helpers; IL is the
belief OF ali who have a knowledge Of
such conditions. that the cinder path,
after one more good working. viii be IN
excellent shape for the crackeriacls
10 try their speed
An event that Is filing well is the two
mile run. The Y. NJ c. A.. OF this city,
viii enter Stecher. Shaw, Fraille Archer.
and Dyson, while the Cross C0uauy Club
Of Baltimore. hopes TO score heavily with
ElphinstOne. German. Branham. Riley
/ Geipe, McDonagh, and Small Washing
ton Grove men look TO Conner and Bob
by Fleming 70 set a pace thst VIII land
/ its coiors in first place, as both OF the
latter boys are going well IN practice.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15

That there is revival OF interest IN
track and field athletics among the
young men and boys OF Warrington
churches IS evident from the number aud
character OF replies 70 letters sent out
by Manager Stratton Of the games TO
be given by the Young Mems Class Of
the First Presbyterian Church at Union
League Park September Is.
Some time ago letters were sent TO
every church in the District, urging them
TO send entries. especially for the church
relay race. Favorable replies have been
received from a large number. and It
looks as II the meet viii prove sue
cess
Trinity Episcopaj and the First Pres
byterian churches have a good lot Of
material for the Individual events and
relay races. and ST. Johns, OF George
town. New York Avenue Presbyterian,
and the ImmanGel Baptist. Of Mount
Pleasant, will be strong competitors for
relay honors There are a lot Of high
school and college athletes IN the vari-
Gus churches sc that they will all bave
very creditable representations in all
the events.
The list OF officials for the First Church
games was completed yesterday. and in
cludes majority Of the most competent
conductors of games in the South At
lantic Association. The complete list IS
as follows:
Refcree-fheodore F. Strus president South At
lantic Association OF the Amateur Athletic Union.
Ssarter-C, r. Beckett. Washington y. NJ. c. A.
Judges at the fnish-Dr. d. +. Wibcr. Amateur
Athletic Union George Ehler. Baltimore. Nd. :
James O'Shea. Georgetown University. and r. 4.
Fleming George Washington University.
Timers-C +. Edwards. District Columbia Ma
uonal Guards W. @. Thacher. Washington. Y. NJ.
O. A: ". G.. Stuart Washington Y NJ. G. A..
and Rudolph jose. Washington. d. c.
Field iudges-Harry W. Long. Washington Y. NJ.
c. A; T. T. Cornelius Baltimore Central Y. NJ.
A; DR.. W. r, Hudson. Washington High
Schools, and Nelson Hansen, Washington Y N.
G. A.
Inspoctors-Dr Donald c. Macleod. First Prs
bytcriaa Church. Washington. d. O.. w. r. K.
Porter First Presbyterian Church: s. A. Stratton
First Presbyterian Church. and DR. A A. Chcnay.
First Presbytcrian Church
Sc0rers-Chase Taylor. Washington Y. NJ. @ A.
Clerk Of the oourse-A, N. Chesley. Washington
Y. NJ G. A.
AnnoaDcsr-c. A. Watson. Washington Y. NJ
G. A.
Custodian Of pr41ss-w. r. cado. First Pres
byterian Church.
Ushers-Mcmbcrs Of tho Young Mems Class o.
the Firs. Presbyterian Church Washington ID. G. 4:
A, = MecAam, chief usher. assisted BY Messrs
q. n, BAR. George Lcese Joseph Noskuil 1.
Macpherson. and joseph McIruvcy
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
STRIKING IDEAS BY MATHEWSON
AS TO PITCHING IN BIG LEAGUE

proportions qualities good pitching
speed
curve
nothing pitcher
5 for
broken
we'll
responsible HIS failure
read for lie needsco
pitching is
in
game
off
didn't him purDOseIy Clements
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
ENTRIES COMING IN.
Meet Of Ancient Order Of Hibernians
should Prove Successful.

The outdoor meet 20 be held under the
auspices OF the Ancient Order OF Hiber-
mans Of Washington at Benning race
track September q and p. should prove
10 be a big thing. 7. Lee Fortune, chair
man OF athletics reports that the great
est interest is being shown IN the various
events offered
During the past week tae committee in
charge Of athletics issued invitations 70
the leading athletic clubs and associations
OF the South Atlantic Association 10 COM
pete in the games at Benning. College
aud high school athletes are also invited.
so that altogether the entry list should
be a large one.
Chairman Fortune has already received
reports 70 indicate that the ten-mile run.
the special event on the second day viii
draw the premier athletes Of the South
Atlantic Association. There is consider
ably rivalry between the clubs and teams
OF Washington and Baltimore. and an
exciting race may be expected. September
is regarded as an ideal month for out
door athletic sports. # being especially
favorable for the carrying out Of a dis
lance running event.
The cool weather Of the week has In
duced many local athletes to take 10 the
roads and cinder paths IN order 10 train
for the big event. Entry blanks for the
meet may be had az local sporting stores.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
WATCH HIM, KELLY!
Jack Nelson Claims o 80 for 100.
yard Dash.

Seattle. Wash. Aug. 1A-Is Jack Nell
son. a student at the Washington State
College. a world-beater7
Nelson has been timed on several occa-
sioHs at school meets in the IOO-yard dash
in 9S-5 seconds. the present worlds REQ
ord
II is claimed that already he has actu-
ally clipped off a fifth Of a second from
this time. Friends OF the young athlete
insist that at the championship A. A. U.
meet which will be held later in the
year in the stadium Of the A Y. 2. emo
sition, Nelson viii demonstrate that he Is
the fastest man In tho l00-yard dash that
the world has ever known.
Be that as II may, Nelson has cleaned
up everything IN the Northwest IN the
short dashes this season and looks un-
beatable. and II will pay amateur speed
wonders the country over 70 keep a
weather eye on him.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
ARREST FIGHT PROMOTERS.
Warrants Also Issue for Boxers by
Indiana Authorities.

Terre Haute. Ind, Aug. 1A-Under d.
rection OF Gov. Marshall. nine promoters
Of boxing matches at Shelburn, all mem
bers Of the Shelburn Athletic Club. have
been arrested.
Warrants are also out for Mike Shrek.
Marvin Hart. Mickey Ford. OF Indianap-
oils; Thomas Scanlon, and Andy Howell,
all fighters; Harry Rodgers. referee;
James Shepard, timekeeper, and Richard
Werneck, announcer.
Shrek and Hare fought here on July
26. Harris jaw was broken in two places
and he was saved from a Knockout by
bis friends In the fourth round It was
this round that led Gov. Marshall TO con-
denim the so-called boxing exhibition as
a prize fight.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
SOME INVITATIONS.
Our old friend G. p. Mcdonald has
broken out again with the following:


Our old friend c. P. Mcdonald hal
broken out again with the following:
Nothing 10 play 5ut ball.
Nothing 10 fan but air;
Nothing 10 roast but the ump--
All. me. what q world Of caroI
Nothing 20 eat bat fowls.
Nothing 10 catch but flies;
Nothing 70 win but flags
No wonder the magnato sighS
Nothing 70 please but fans
Nothing 10 steal but a base;
Nothing but loaf when Il rains
Nothing bot swats 70 chase
Nothing TO earn but runs.
Nothing 20 take but hrst.
No place 20 sneak but the bench
Or the club. when the jumps you've cursed
Nothing 10 soak but hits
Nothing 20 gave but gains;
Nothing 10 duck but the tgirler's heayes.
That oft a. your sconce he aims
Nothing to draw but pay.
Nothing % hold but OUT:
Nothing 10 work but your bean
In play where you arc in doubt
Nothing to get but peeved
And sore when yOu'vr gone and fannad.
Nothing TO ut but your Id
Wheutver you set e hand.
Nothing 70 give but support
Nothing 20 bear but the brunt;
Nothing 10 do but runhkehell
And beat out an iuheld bunt
Nothing to empty but sacks.
Then you face in the papers you'll zee:
Nothing to do when on the road
But sit In a hot p 8.
Nothing 20 gather but tips.
Nothing % Iud bat throws.
All. nothing az al but an outimist
Could ever Withstand such woes
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
RED MEN LOSE.
Municipal Trims Interior in CoIOred
Departmental Circuit.

Municipal defeated Interior yesterday
in the Coiored Departmental League. 10
| 10 G.
Goodrich played a star game in lef1
for the winners. while Scott did well at
the bat, getting double and a triple
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15

Elmol r17-lIlg-c-T7I g Tlt-170-. 3 Le1t On
bascs-Munciral. q; Interior. s. First base on balls
or Hail. 2; on Campbell. 8 Hits msde-OF
Hail. :: "a Campbell. g Struca out-By Hall 6.
b. Compbeil 8 ThIeebase hits-Sc1tt- Monroe
Two-hasa hits-L Martin SCOTT Sacrifice hits-
Goodrich. Scott Atkinson. stolen bazes-Rnkin-
son o.. Goodrich q. Atkinson. savoy Brooks
Hunter Double play-I Martin 20 Wilkinson
Wild ritch-Han. Umpire-Air. johnson. Time o.
gane-l hour
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
SANDERS IN FORM.
Germantown Wins County Cham
Pionship from, Gaithersburg.

Gajthersburg. Nd. Aug. lA-In the de-
Gliding game OF the county championship
series between Germantown and Gath
ersburg. played here to-day, Germantown
made a runaway Of IT,
Sanders was In fine form. and had
the locals at his mercy throughout. while
Muth, who was touted as a star from
Baltimore. was hammered hard. Bers
sensational catches in right. and Maher.
the Marine boys catching were features.
The locals developed a yellow streak In
the eighth inning and quit Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15

Saratoga, Aug. 14-One OF the biggest
surprises OF the present racing season
was sprung here to-day when Rocky
O'Br3en. Maidler colt, quoted at 40 TO l.
won the Hopeful Stakes for two-year-
olds Rocky O'Brien ran IN the name and
coIors OF James MacManus. q former
California street car conductor. who has
made a fortune out Of turf speculation
The colt had been beaten of in previous
races and the sharps did not give him a
chance under their calculations. Neither
did MacManus.
II had been figured out that the race
was between James r. Keenes Sweep
and Grasmere, coupled favorites. and
Woodford Clay's crack hlly, Ocean Bound
When the barrier went up Taplin rushed
Barleythorpe TO the front, with Grasmere,
Ocean Bound, Sweep. and Rocky OBrien
following in a bunch. Il was Barleythorpe
right up 10 the last furlong pole. where
he began TO weaken, and Powers moved
up with Rocky OBrien. Grasmere and
Ocean Bound had quit by this time and
Sweep now felt the whip from Butwell
who finally got the Keene colt clear and
went after Rocky OBrien at top speed.
Powers rode his best finish and in a
thrilling drive ne got the MacManus colt
home in triumph a half length before
Sweep, with Barleythorpe three parts Of
length back.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-sx frlongs; txo-year-olds; sell
Ing. CherpUla. l07 tCreeyl. ] 20 2 won; Judge
Lasting Davenport 5 20 q second: Capt
Swanson. ll3 tRu2n. Is 70 ], third. Time. ll3
Henderson. Lore Watches Cintrela. and Ling
fed also nm.
SECOND RACE-AbSat two and one-half miles.
shillelah Steeplechase; fOIr-ycar-olds and upward
byzantine, IL Ray, Is 10 s. Won; Gnnapa. is
tsicA6eel. 70 ?. sooond Sandycrekrr, 1856 (Dupeel
% 8 third Time. 5s2. Economy also ran bat
bolted
THIRD RACE-sir fniongs; the Hopeful: two
year-olds. Rocky O'Bnen, II lPoweral. 60 to 1.
won; Sweep. 80 Butweln. - 20 10. tecond BARLEY
thr1pe. rs l1apliul. 10 l. third. Time LIB 10.
Court. Don Antouio and Ocean Bound also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ons and three-siIteenths miles;
Merchants and Citizens Handicap; three year dds
and upward. Sir John Johnscn. lsa Butlsrl. TO
J. w0n: Bouquet lA lAt'isgnvel. 70 2 second:
I.eauryip n fCrccvyl s % ! third Time l.5s
Fayette AroudacS and Berkeley also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. thrce-year-olds and up
ward; gentlemen riders seiing. Rio Grande, lts
fNr, WrgEu, 6 90 s. won; Ontario, lA Alr
Tucker, 20 2 second; Miss Pergord. ~ tAis,
Car'oI. % 70 I third. Time. AS knlochan. Hans.
Ruxton, and Trois Temp also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sx furlongs: three-yeorolds.
Lads Irma. 100 Martini. ~ /. won; Jolly. %
AicCabeyl. 70 !. second Ruhle. % Gamer. -
% l. third Time Il3 25. Prince Gal Yana
Rose Queen. and RateUlCt also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At SyT1cuso-1ruy. 5: Syracuse. T.
At Ctica-Utcl. 3: Albany, 0.
AZ Binghamt0n- Scranton. 0; Binghamton. /.
At Observation-Disclosures. /; Elmira, O.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
LANDS TENNIS TROPHY.
Wallace johnson Wins Singles Gun
I'm Meadow Club Tournament.

Southampton. n Y. Aug. 14-Playlng
brilliant tennis, Wallace f. Johnson.
Pennsylvania state champion. won the
singles cup In the tournament Of the
Meadow Club here to-day. defeating E.
p Laxned, e. ~. o.. ca
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
1910 Moon Car NenrIy Readv,

ST Louis. Aug. H.-The 1910 Moon model
viii De put on the market within the next
few weeks, so says the MANAGEMENT of
the company here. Several thousand
large autographed posters have been
shipped showing the details OF the new
car,
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

AZ Chattanooga- 9: Chattanooga. 4.
At Columbus-Columbus. g. Jacksonville. L
AT Coumbia-Macon 4 Columbia 2
At Augusta-Augusta. g. Knoxville. o. secout
game--Augusta. g. Knoxville L
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
CAROLINA LEAGUE

Al -Winston-sslen. 1: srartan-
burg. O. Second Winston-Saiem. .; srartan-
burg. O.
AT Charlotte Anderson. ?: Charlotte. Q.
AZ Grecusboro--GreeHsboro. /: Greenrille. &
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AZ Waterbury Waterbury. ?. New Haven. !.
At springleld-New Britain. 4: Springfield s.
At Hartford-Norhampton 2: Hartford l.
A. Eridgcport-First game: Brldgtport z: Holy
okc. 6 Second game. Holyoke. Z; Bridrpport a
The Washington herald., 1909-08-15
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jowell-Loweil 8. Lawrence.
Az Fan Riyer-Fall River. s. Brockton. 2
AZ New Bedford-First game: New Bedford 4.
Lynn. o. Second game: Lynn. 3. New Bedford. 2
seven nniugsl.
AZ Haverhill-First gsme: Worcester. 4; Harer.
hill l. Second game; Havcrhin. :; Worcester. Q.