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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-11-10
Highway to Washington.

Thirty-odd counties in the adjoining
states of Virginia, North Carolina
South Carolina and Georgia are CO.
operating in the building of contin-
uous highway 750 miles in length. 1t
IS to be known as the Capital High
way" and will connect Richmond,
Raleigh, Columbia and Atlanta. From
Richmond it leads to Washington.
Since the new roads were built in
Mecklenburg county, N. c., the value
of farm lands there has risen from SIS
an acre to 800 an acre. More than
4,400 conyicts are now employed in
improving Southern highways.
More than $1,720,0OO,000 has been
expended in the United States on So
called good roads. Over 8,100 miles
have been improved with special ma
terials. There are now 43,450 miles OF
macadam roads and 124,463 miles of
gravel roads. About $70.000,000 q year
is now being spent in the whole coun-
try in the work of improving old roads
and building new ones.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-07

About ten years axe my brother was
heldsup In his work. health and hap
plncxa bg what was believed 10 be
hopeless Consumption writes w. n
Llpscomb. OF Washington, N. G. Tic
took al kinds Of remedies and treat
menl from several d vtors. but found
no aelp IN hc used Dr. Kings RcW
Discovery and waa wholly cured by slx
boiiies. He Is a well MA today lt'a
uuick 10 fulieye fnd Che surest cure
Tor weak or goro lungs, Hemofrhapcg
Coughs and Cclda. Bronchitis, ia
Grippe. Asthma ana al Bronchial of.
Iectlous, soc, and sl.00 Trial b tile
iFec. ~Onafantoed by a. druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-07

The tender leaves Of q harmless
lunx. healIng mountain is shrub, give
e III. Shops Cough Remedy Is mar
Ions curative properties Tight
Tickling, ur addressing coughs. quickly
Yield ID tie Ahallng soothing aellon
Ihl this splendid pfeaerlpllon-Dr
sho ps Cough Remedy. And It Is 30
safe and good for children. as Welll
Combining no opium. ~ehlofoTnr1n OF
other hrsmiul drugs mothers should
II snIeiy always demand Dr. Shops.
II other remedies are offered. tell
Item Mo- Be yoaf own iadges, Sold
|ay WaAafe's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-07
FRANTz STORE CHANGES HANDS


9leuial 70 Daily Leader
Enid, Okla. Jan. 7-E y. Evans ol
Mac y. Mo-, has purchased ne Franlz
hardware store and assumed the man
agement, The forme owner. Mont
Ffantz, Is . brother Of former Gov.
Frank Ffantz. the latter being 4 clerk
IN tie store for a number Of years BE-.
fafe becoming 4 Rough Rider and later
N officch ldef under President H0usp.
pelt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-07

Ccafse dIsnplofei oily rel Akln. rem
dhred fair aud inviting b. Satin skin
Powder zFe,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-07

II Our alate IS vigil Is M avery other
civilized NotHf3afHen1s the burden ~ fhe
cost of government s. me- Important tuH-
sldsFafsaa fNuf reaHlF HanI puHIse iInN
pfeetWeaiH. A4affleHai fariiHflee. peace
aQ4 orief mHlHt5fuea. aid OTHER Htftef4
~ HNNIIN Interest Or neHRH#izt nfnViaHi
ana Conducted N ! great slafa tHIs
niesuH i Volume ~ HIantt. ard therefore,
fukatiAHH pt DUR Hfonie ard property
Tbs IzEff HfiHeIH1e II thxaiIaI Is fnalft.
ktK Htf ~fIfsS7k 81 property mad 49uIte6 ~
NfH#t faHfH7tNl# iHsig ea4HI and fast
naEf & the epsi - ssxefHanfHf ufr last
3Nes 1QsEf nFQFFtfa YaEIapx apHFefs y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-07

II nc H~FHIHHIIE n s%IHIfH00H FHf IN
f4fsf. patients IL the state Wefn hainT
Card Tor Ct II private hsylim AZ Norman
unuet contract 81 an animal charge ~
thu ht1dfkd dollars faf each patient.
fH#yt we're fhefsfhsf hundred and eighty
patients NIa this t4fe of Inc state dHflnx
the year ultrtHf H fHndfti and sight
K. The asylum Fl faff Supply. eHnfH ~
ton Ter fha Recommendation 81 patients.
lhi4 WAS begun about Nay nInfleaA hun
Died and eisNf AHsy,I& CLOSE nf thf YEAR
iHs faff EHrp9E ASYLUM bad I'VE HuH1IHft
HzH oAf nH4iNnzs. Aad While the agkanl4t
HIIan q afHIs iaslIfaHI1H ard the fSrHa< Z
~ fnaax tHlntz Incident "a Hliina at f1f
Nsm hHa f4aDahIf ifertsszfd ghe Htal STAT
VII - iHIaiIza 1f=ef Ehe ak4IflM E ut
eaIHn|H@H 8nli#san. ana feAaeseH Save
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-07

survived all these vicious assaults, and
are stlli without fear or favor cnf0rc-
Ing obedience. 70 the law against tho
strong ~ well a. the weak compelling
the payment Of taxes Of interests hete-
tofore favored and practically cxemntod
from taxation, and Will continue To- 10 so
regardless Of the probable continuation ~
assault, ana asks not only the support OF
your honorable body, hut THE people on
the entire state IN every particular where
our work nrnmelnA public MrliarA.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburg at brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia
st. Louis at Boston.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT
Wen. who's rext?

Wen. who's rext2
Good-by, Bob; better luck,
Watch Delehanty and his big stick,
Washington plays al Cleveland to-day.
It is now Up TO the CHIEF TO appoint q
new captain.
Al home teams National and American
League, lost yesterday.
tJlggs" Donohge on first: Cravath II
the cutiield- Looks good on paper
AT last the Giants are with rs Wei
come 10 last place. Muggsy, old boy
With the departure Of Ganley and
Burns. al SD TeCOllectioHs face away
Johnson viii probably feel keenlv the
loss OF Bill Burns. as the two were boon
companions and rCon-ma;es
Newark and Buffalo. in TIE Eastern
League. battled fourteen innings without
result at Buffalo yesterday.
Like as not Lerry VIII uut Cv Young
in the box. and the best the Nationals
viii set Of him viii be the worst OF Il
All three Eastern teams won in the
American LeaSue yesterday Even the
Highlanders have caught the winning
habit
To date Cleveland has not Won a game
from an Eastern team Here's hoping
they keep Up that pace the remainder Of
this week
Charlie Smith Is slated 70 Go the honors
this afternoon Smith IS al present E0ing
better than the rest OF the bunch. and
with an even break Cf luck should get
away with his game.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
CPORTJNG SIDELIGHTC
By BILL BAILEY.

Says a New York paper. Hans Wag-
ner Is still the keystone Of the pittsburg
team" Yes, a couple Of cornerstones
as Well. and then some.
IN Boston they are arresting 'em for
betting on ball games. We haven't had
any inclination that way here
On the other hand. one could hardly say
that the country was feverishly wrought
VI about the walking trip OF Mr. Edward
Payson Weston.
Now, if they viii only place a higher
tariff on "Oh. you, kid we viii be salts
fed
Logansport, Ind. has a well that pro
duoes two kinds Of mineral water. Tush,
ANY Washington bartender has syphon
that produces any kind of water you ask
FOR.
The day after the Cardinals beat
BROOKLYN 10 to @. Steckman's ST. Louis
Republic announced in large head lines:
Rogers Rajahs Roll
Up Tremendous Score.
a horse in Elizabeth. y. J.. was fright
ened 20 death BY a camel in a circzs
parade The camel must have looked
Ike Gov. Hughes.
While he was in the South last March
Manager Cantir0n wired The Washing
ton Herald that ne had a good team. but
We haven't seem him out driving yet.
Il begins % look as 81 Peter Maber
would never be able to land that terrific
punch OF his
According 10 press reports. nothing short
or murder win satisfy Philadelphia fight
fans when Jack O-Brien and Jack John
son meet IN the ring tonight.
Dear Rill; 7 yawn constantly when NJ
the theater- Is there anything I can
take 10 stop IT,
JOE HYPo sNoORs."
Answer-Sure. take a nap.
After looking over the various com
panies a. driu yesterday. Bill Bailey has
decided thar Company I, Of Central. VIII
be The winner
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
r n. E
OLD-TIME FIGHTERS.

When oldtime knights forth with poles and pushed
each other off their horses the ground from ancient
scrolls, often Uttered up with corses for when man
weighted down with half ton of castron amen and falls and
lands upon his his life apt be the payment I've read
OF forty armored knights who pershed mornings tne of
such the ancient crv we-of such the bads always
ng) Oh there changing then Of steel there was screeh
OF bolt and casting and you might the charger reel and hear
It's rider fortune blasting And when the yanquished hero sunk
plainly dead that could doubt draw would gather up
the junk and nothing said about Oh good old days
when fighters fought and in the tourney played their capers They
seorned to fill with bayro the columns Of the sporting papers
cEgreht Walt MASON
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
WAGNER Wins GAME
Hans Refuses to Be Passed
and Sends in Two Runs.
THREE STRAIGHT FOR PIRATES

Brooklyn Makes Fourteen Hits, but
Eleven Men Are Left on Bases.
Cubs Down the PhiIIIes, while the
Giants Go Into Last Place as Re
suit Of Reds Victory.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

-baited Tor Np3rks D T6e SeTeltl-
fBatted for Richie in the ninth
Chizg0. 0 0 1000 O-s
PHILADELPHIA 0 0 0 o.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
FRED NELSON LEAVES.
Hatchetites Lose Football Coach and
Future Is Uncertain.

Fred K. Nelson. coach Of the George
Washington football team for the past
two years. leaves this morning for Spo-
kane Falls, Wash, where he viii practice
law
Mr. Nelson, as The Washington Herald
mas previously stated, IS responsible for
the fine showing OF the Hatchetites on
the gridiron during the past two years
and his departure is regretted by mem
bers Of the team and host Of alumni.
With conditions in the present choatic
state at George Washington. the future
Of football is mighty uncertain. It is
hard to see where a coach the caliber
OF Nelson can be secured. and with an
elaborate schedule such as arranged bv
Manager Sommers. a real coach means a
lot to this university
George Washington viii miss Fred Neil
son next fall-miss him more than any
body realizes just now.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
McGANN STAYS SIX ROUNDS.
KetcheII Knocks Opponent Down
Ten Times in RattIing Bout.

Pittsburg. Pa, May 1S.-Stanley Ketch-
ell and Hugh Mccain. Of Kansas City
fought SIX rounds before the National
Athletic Club here to-night-rather Ketch-
Ell did-snd McGann gave one Of the
gamest exhibitions Of staying ever seen III
Pittsburg
Ten times in the fight McGann was
knocked down for part OF the count. and
or two OF these occasions he was sent
clear through the ropes and off the STAGE
into the audience. but he climbed back.
and at the end OF the sixth round he was
still blocking Of KetcheU.
The sixth round was rather hard on
Mccain, who was sent down six times
for the count Of nine. once being sent
into the audience. But he managed 70
scramble hack into the ring before ten
had been counted. KetcheH fought Ike
a demon. but seemed unable to find the
spot where the blow would put his oDpo-
nent out
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
BOB GANLEY IS SOLD
Nationals Captain Goes to
Connie Mach'S Athletics.
OTHERS REPORTED as SHAKY

RumorS AfIoRt that Freeman, In
EIEuh, Shipke, and KeeIey Are to
Be Let Ouf-Nick AItrock Joins Ma
ffOnaIs and Welcomes Change.
Cravatb and Donohue Play To-day.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia, 5y Chicago, o.
Boston, 3; Detroit, 3.
Ten inniuzz3
New York, ~ Cleveland, 2
lSix innings
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
KetcheH "A Spectator.

An interested spectator viii be KetcheIi.
who is matched 10 fight twenty rounds
with Johnson at COlma next October
The biggest crowd that has ever seen a
glove contest in Philadelphia VIII be al
the ringside. and New York sporting men
viii go to the scene Of action in four
special trains. Il is said that the gross
receipts will amount to more than S30O0o
Johnson VIII receive $500. win, lose. OF
draw. while O'BTien viii get a substantial
percentage Of the rest Of the money.
Jack 8IcGUigan viii be the referee. and
the men VIII begin fighting about $50
o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
CONGRESSIONALS LOSE OUT.
Printers Beat Northeast Team in
Nip and Tuck Contest.

The Columbia I1l team won warm
contest from the Congressionals in the
Marquette League yesterday. 2 TO :.
Wiihide was batted hard and retired at
the end Of the third inning in favor o.
Weaver, who held the losers 10 one run
and two hits
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
GAMES TO-DAY.

CauitaI CITY Lesc1e-Brsutroof IS Marines
Dersrtmeutal LeaZle-A gric1iturs rs Ca-rrnlssi1--
ers ard C0muerce and Labor IS. TrezsuTy
Marquette Leasue-Coumbia iM Is. Pension OF
fee.
Srndsy Sciool Leag1e-Psck IS. s. PauIs-
Indepe1dgECe LeagIe-Adreut rs- Ninth
r. T. Y. ~ c. A Leag1e-SourheTu 7. r. IS.
Car Department
Suburban LeagUe-BriEhtwCod Is Reed
Bazkers' LssgBe-W Washington Loan and Trsst Is
American and National Bank 4 Washington Is.
Merchants and Mecranics-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

'Batted for Aisr1uar1 ID the eighth.
TRatted for Crandan h Tie ninth.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
REVENGE FOR THE GIANTS.
CoIOred Professionals
Take Game from Baltimore.

The Washington Giants defeated the
Baltimore Giants yesterday in a close
game By the score Of 10 . L was a
fast game from the start 20 finish. and
was marked with many brilliant plays
II was a pitchers battle between Epps
and FouIks- Both teams viii play to-
morrow, It being the final game Of their
present series OF seven games. each win
ming three games so far.
Thursday and Friday the Washington
Giants viii play the White Semi-Pros.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Caritsi CITY Ieazuc-G. ?. o. .. B7ookland =
Departmental Lesgue-Post-otfce 6. War :
Marquette LeaEss-Colynbz n- 9. Csn-res-
sic-s-s
Sunday Sch0cl LeaEue-Ninfh. =; LsnE5o1 O.
i1dcpc1dcDce Leag-e-fTiuInC- s. WALLACE. 2
T. T. Y n C. A. LesSue-Traiuuen L: B &
O..
Suburban LsaE1e-TakOma. :. PetForth. &
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
TECHNICAL SCORED.
VI. A. C. Reserves, Not Varsity.
Beaten Last Saturday.

Baseball fans at the Maryland Agri-
cultural College are indignant Al the re-
Technical High School defeated the first
tearl in a game at College Park last Sat
Urday. Technical played the Reserves
and had all they could do to win.
The first team beat Washington College
at Chestertown. Nd. on Saturday. and is
so superior 10 Technical that the man
agement would not think Of booking a
game.
The Aggies opened the season with
Georgetown, and lost by > 10 O
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

Len on bases-G. ?. O. II BrookIsnd. Is. -
base on bslls-0f Sulliysn. .; Of Greene. 3 n
nings Pitched-By Sullivan. ): by Greene. .. bv
Hyatt / Hits msdc-Of SciiTan S: OF Creere
g. OF Hyatt J. Str7Ck out-By Leonard :. nv
Sullivan. 2; by Greene. 3, by HYATT. L TrNBsse
hits-HaESeT. PenrUse. leonard. King. McDopad
Corrisan, Darnau- Sacrifice hits-Bsl5vs7 60
Sullivan. TaEsiL Stolen hases-DarnaH Hsrris
Rider, Can. Chapin. Double play-HsEser 10 Psn-
rose Hit by Titcher-f3y sullivan. I. br HIATT
Passed ball-PenTnse. Umpire-slr. HanSiboe Tirse
Of game hour and Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
BR00KLAND LADS BEATEN.
G. p. o. Pounds Three Suburbanite
Pitchers for Fifteen Hits.

G. P o. defeated the BTookland aggre-
cation yesterday in the Capital City
League. 9 20 >
BroOkland used three pitchers, the
heavy batting OF the G. P. O. outfit send
ing 10 Of them 10 the bench.
Penrose carried off the batting honors
by making three hits. a double and two
singles Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
STANDING OF The TEAMS.

New York. May 1S-The Pirates beat
the BrOoklyns in a ten-inning game to-
day. making II three stralghts. Hans
Wagner refused TO be passed in the tenth
inning with two on bases. There were
three balls on him, when he reached out
and hit the next one and sent II 10 center
for three bases. winning the game then
and there Scora-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

-Bstted for Chech in seventh inning,
Tran for Ca-Tirsn IN tenth inning.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
WHITEWAsH LANGDoN TEAM.
TaiIenders secure hat Two Hits on
Scchorn and Carroll.

Ninth Street shut out Langdon yester-
day. L to O. seehorn, pitching for Ninth.
retiring the SUbUrbanites in order for
four rounds. not allowing a hit during the
period. Carroll who succeeded him was
hit safely only twice during The remand
or Of the contest
QusHueHe and Stecher did well AZ the
bat. the former getting four singles. and
the latter single. double. and a home
run Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

Yesterdays RESULTS.
4; New York, 2.
Chicago, B; Philadelphia, 2.
Pittsburg, 5, Brooklyn, 5.
Ten inuiugsl
st. Louis, 81 Boston, I.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Carlisle Indians Win.

Hagerstown. Nd. May 1s.-The Carlisle
Indians and Eastern College. of Front
Royal Va met on neutral grounds
here this afternoon in their annual base
ball game, and the Indians were easy
winners by the score Of to o. Thorpe
holding his opponents down to one scratch
hit Eastern gave Johnson ragged sup
port. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Bufalo-Bufalo. 0; Newark. IA i7niny..
iarknsssl-
At Rochester-B Baltimore. :: Rochester. ,
At T0r0uto-ProTidsnce s: Tororto .
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
WALL BATTED FROM BOX.
Trninmen WaIIop Ball to All Corners
Of the Diamond

The Trainmen defeated the B. and o.
outfit in the Railroad League yesterday
by a score Of II to T.
The winners scored al viii. Wan. Of the
B. and O., being driven from the box II
the second round. and Graham. who re-
lieved him. was hit hard.
The Trainmen put up a fine fielding
game. Scgre:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At hansAs City-ToledO. 1; Kansas City, O.
At S. Psui-St- PAU. 6: Louisville. @
At 4iinDeapolis- Minneapolis. !: Indianapolis O
81 Observation-Disclosures S: Columbus. ;.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

tlrst oase ~ eTToTS-Lang1on- ?. Ninth Left
on haseS-Langddu, ;; Ninth. :. Firs. bas7 az
bails-Of Seehorn, 4; OF Carroll. ]; Of A. C--icz-
shanks. 2 Innings pitched-By Seeho7n. = bY Car
roE 3 Hits made-Of Carroll. . Sr-1ct crf-Bv
SechCm. g., hy Carroll. =, by 4. Crlicksbarks ,
Home r7ln-Stechcr. ThTee-base hit-1Iarrarou Two
base hitz-Sanfmysrs ard Stechsr. Sacrifice h7--
Conner Sto.en hases-CCrn0r. Qusntrefle. Stecher.
Martin Walters Soudcr e. Plies Harms. n1ib,s
piay-Hcald 20 Love. Hit by pitcher-Rv A C--i.s
shsnks. / Wild pi-clcs-A Cr1icksharks. Pssss5
ball-II1ve- Umpira-sI- Hushes. Tine q szae=
hOUT and y minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

Left on bases-P -Plttsh-rg. T. BTocslyl, II Struck
oGt-By Rucser. G. Three-base hIts-Wagner. Miller.
Wilson Two-hase hits-Bsrheau %. Lenucx- sac
Tidce hit--Hummel e. SaGI1ce hies-Wagner.
Ahstein Alderman stolen hases-ClaTke. Miller
jordan. Douhle ulsv-BerEen 70 AlpeTman- HIt
bv pitcheT-By Lever I: b. Hunter. I. Jmplres-
Messrs. Rigicr and Iruby. Tine Of game-i hour
and $ minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

Lett on hases-Trainmen, s; 3. s O., 4 First
base on balls-Oa Wan. 2; OF Graham, l. IN
nings pitched-By Wan. ?; b. Graham. 3 Hits
made-OF wan ?; OF Graham. s Srruck out
By Wall, /; b. Graham. :; b. Hardy. 4 Three
base hits-Stexart. Eoth. Shanshan, White (y-s-
ham TWO-base hit-Gszhsu- sacrfsee hit-Roth.
Stolen bsses-Wall. Boswell Williams. shanah.u
Stewart. Ryan Hit By pitcher-By Grzhan-
Umpire-Air. Flynl- Tine q gzme-I hour Al :
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

AZ Birrnl1sha hani-tirst game; Memphis. ?. Biz
mingham, / Second game: Birrninghan 8 Men.
phis =
At Little Rock-NsshTiiie S: Little Rock
A. New OTiesRs-NeT ORLEANS g. MCntgomary- =
A. Atlaata-Atlsnta, 9; Mooils. l.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
GET THIRTY-FOUR GOOSE EGGS.
White SOx Prove Title to that Name,
~HitIcss WOnderN--

Chicago. May Is The Athletics made
81 four straight from the Chicago White
S0x here -this afternoon with a to 0
victory. The nine innings Of tO-day's
game made thirty-f0ur in which the
Chicago club has not scored run. The
home team had a had session in the sec
ond inning. four errors and two hits re-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
BLOWS UP IN NINTH.
Ferguson Pitches Good Rail- Against
st. Loui. for Eight Innings.

Boston. May 1S-Ferguson pitched fine
ball Up to the ninth inning to-day.
striking out three men in succession in
the eighth In the final session the blond
twirler passed the frst four men Up.
A base hit and sacrifice fly completed
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
lr runs. Score:
TntaI. - 81
-Bsfod fu sullivan IN the hnh.

i-afiGpiIia- ------------------ 0 0 90 0 o.
Z tl-ds7.. .....-.............-... 0 0 0 0 90
Sacirice hits-TakeT % Struck ouf-By White.
s- e7 Fl,rc. = b. DyEer1. {. Bases on taIFs-On
il,efi- Double plsys-BaTry 20 DAVIS. Parent
3 Isrieil % lshen- Left Oh baseS-ChiraEo- 4
81 2dellhia, = Hit b ritcher-By White, / Wild
: --.-.n hIJe- UmIiTls-AICsIs- Egan and OISueh-
pe of game-l hour and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

Az To-k-Jnlnstorn. S: York
~ Lancastsr-AltOOua. 5. Lancaster.
A. Reaiing- WilliamspoTt, ?; Reading (czlled N
ninth inning; darkness)
At HsTTisDuTg-Harrislslrg 4; Trenton. c.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
GIANTS IN LAST PLACE.
Reds Defeat Last Years Runner-up
by OpPortune Hitting.

New York, May 1S--The Reds hit the
New York pitchers steadily in the last
four innings to-day, and took the third
game.
The Giants did some good hitting toward
the last. but a double play Killed Jnem
in the eighth. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
King ont for Tot touching hrst base.

AAe4 A@-1r oA CikNI~-E cL@uIls Il lfE0IEl- .
Left on bases-PstwovIh. 3; Tskona } First base
on balls-Of Judd. :; of Brown. 2 Of Dalv. . oa
Gsrrett ! Innings ptched-By Judd. 8, by BroEn
5; hy Daly. IS; b. Garrett -. Hits made-Or
Judd s: o. Brown, ,; of DAILY, 3 Struck oui-By
Judd 5: ly BrJEn. J; by Daly. !; by Gsrrrtt- =
Sacrifice hirS-E- Mayne. Clayt0n. Stevenson. Wins-
loE. Roberts stolen bases-AIosberg q. Le Due
Devupsey 81 Stevenson. Kl0pfeT, c. A2yne. Le-
land Hit By pitehe--By Judd Dempseyl. In
MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At WiuEOu-szlsm - WinstOn-salem. ,; Greens
bOrO. .
At spartsnbssrs- -GTeeuviile. 10. spzrtznbu7E. :
At Cha-iotte-Anderson. s; Charlotte, 5
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Liebhandt %, Laporte, Cree Stolen bases-fiooGe.
Bradley. Bases On balls-Gf Liebhardt 3 o1 Man
ming 3 Left % hases-Clegeland, (: NeW 1ark. /
Daubls pidy-Lapo-ts 20 Knight 20 Chase. Wild
piteh-Lisbhardt. Umpires-Messrs. Evans and Hurst
Tine q Szne-I hour and % minutes Attendznce-
n
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Springfield Bridgeport, s; Springfield. 3
Al Bartford-HartfOTd 1, Holyoke O.
At New BTitzin-New Britain ): Northanpso-
At NesF HsTen-New Haven, s; Waterbzzr7, 4
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Altauy-FiTst game. Albany. 2, Syracuse. I
Second game Albany. :: Syracuse. /
Al Tsoy-Troy. /: Utica. O.
At Elmi-z-Elnira. 8; WilkesbsrTe. ;
A. Binghamton-Bingha /: Scranton. n
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Corcoran stars Win Easily

The Corcoran Stars. Of Georgetown. de-
feate6 the Raleighs to-day by The score
Of S2 TO 4. The batting Of the Corcoran
Stars was the feature Of the game. score:
R.H- T.
Cogexal Stars. ass S28a 3 1