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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-09-10
Order N1s1.

Order Ndat.
Elizabeth A. Nicholson ct al. VS.. Beulah C.
Nicholson and Frank B. Nicholson.
In the Circuit Court for MONTGOMERY county.
as Court of Equity. No. 2449 EQUITY.
ORDERED this 18th day of August, A. D..
1909, by the Circuit Court for MONTGOMERY
county, as Court of Equity, that the
Auditors Report, filed in the above en-
titled cause, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 18th day of Sep
TENDER next: Provided copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper published in
said Montgomery county, once in each of
three successive weeks before the said nth
day of September, 1909.
JOHN L. BRUNETT, Clerk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test:
JOHN L. BRUNETT.
aug 2O-td Clerk
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Sherif's Sale !
State of Maryland,
Montgomery county, Set.

BY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias is
sued out of the Circuit Court for Mont
Somery county, and to the Sheriff of said
county directed, at the suit of John q
Stone against the goods, chattels. rights
credits, lands and tenements of The Marv-
land Gold Mining Company, a Corporation.
| have this 18th day of August 1909
seized and taken in execution ali the right
title, claim, interest and estate, both at law
and in equity, of said The Maryland Gold
mining Company, corporation, of, in and
to the following property, to-wit:
Stone pile No. 1, stone pile No. 2, 2 piles
OF concentrate or sand, oil house, 8 boxes
of explosives, pile of sand No. 8, 1 sand nile
south OF mill. tool house and office. pump
house down in woods, blacksmith shon
hosting house No. 2. hosting house No.
hosting tubs, wheelbarrows. lot of old
shovels, blocks and fall and rome. cable
and split pulleys. lot of old gum hose.
hereby give notice that will sell all
the right, title, claim, interest and estate
both at law and in equity, of the said
The Maryland Gold Mining Companv a
corporation, of. in and to the above de-
scribed property. on the premises. in Po-
tomac district, Montgomery county. Mary
land, on
THURSDAY. the 18th day of
September. 1909,
at the hour of II O'Clock, A. M,
to the highest bidders.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash.
GEORGE W. MULLICAN.
aug zf-ts Sheriff.
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sep lots

Harley & Wheltle, Solicitors. Baltimore
Md. Edward C. Peter, Solicitor, Rock
vile, Md. and Edward M Ham
mOnd. Solicitor. Ellicott City
and Baltimore, Md.
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ADJOURNED MEETING

THE Commissioners for MONTGOMERY
county will meet at their room, in Rock
vile, on
TUESDAY. September IA, 1909, at 10 A. M.
By order:
ROBERT G. HILTON,
sep lO-td Clerk TO County Comm'rs.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE .
Notice Of the Sittings for Reg.
istration in the Respective
Election Districts in Mont
gomery County, Md.

NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance
~ with the provisions of "Article SO" of
the "Code ofPublic General Laws of the State
OF Maryland" and of Chapter 202 of the
Acts of the General Assembly Of Maryland of
1896, as amended by the Acts of 1900, 1901 and
1902, the undersigned, Officers of Registration
of the respective Election Districts of Mont
gomery county, Maryland, will hold their
SlTTlNGS, from eight O'Clock A. NJ, until
seven o clock, P. M, on
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BY VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit
Court for Howard county, in Equity, passed
in case therein pending entitled Elijah
t. Hilton ct al. VS.. Nathan S. Hilton ct al,
the undersigned trustees. will offer for sale
at public auction on the premises, in How
ard county, on
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SATURDAY, the 25th day of
September, A. D. 1909,

at the hour of O'Clock. p. M,
all that piece or parcel of ground formerly
occupied by the late Mrs. Kitty d. Hilton,
on the public road leading from Lisbon,
Howard county, to Etchison, MONTGOMERY
county, and located about five miles from
Lisbon, and more particularly described in
deed from John S. Tracy to Kitty d.
Hilton, dated August 81. 1905, and record
ed among the Land Records of Monteom-
cry in Liber 1884, folio 276, and also among
the Howard county Land Records in Liber
W. w. L. c., No. 80, folio 1853. See also a
deed from James Mackubin, Trustee, to
William A. Webb. dated October 20, 1858,
and recorded among the Land Records of
Montgomery county in Liber E. B. p, No.
6, folio 345. and among the Howard county
Land Records in W. W. w.. No. %, folio
168 containing
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Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
FEE SIMPLE FARM.

Situated on the road leading from Lisbon
to Etchison, and five miles from the Balti-
more and Frederick Turnpike, in the Fourth
Election. District of Howard county and
part thereof lying in Montgomery county
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The amendment, if passed, will not
take the suffrage away from one single
white voter in the State. Neither the edu-
cational nor the property test applies to
any native or naturalized citizen or their
descendants. This is so because the tests
do not apply to any native citizen who was
entitled to vote in Maryland or any other
| State in the Union on or before January l..
1859. nor to any foreign-born and natural
lied citizen who was entitled to vote in
Maryland or any other State of the Union
on or before January 1, 1863; nor to the
descendants of any such native or foreign
born and naturalized citizens nor to any
foreign-bOrn citizen naturalized at any
time between January 1. 1859. and the
date of the adoption of the proposed
amendment; nor to the descendants OF any
such foreign-born and naturalized citi-
zen. So that all native citizens who
voted on or before January list, 1863,
and all their descendants and all foreign
born citizens naturalized at any time, no
matter how long ago or how recently, be-
fore the adoption Of the amendment and
all their descendants have the right to
vote without the tests and entirely regard
less of them. Every person will at once
see that this includes all classes of our
white citizens, without emitting any. Sc
h1t -verv white citizen OF Mar tl
native and natnralized. who uow fbf
usnt ~ vote ana also all Hhl 'oaY ms
1anroH1ed before The adopt,o tal
amendment and al tie desc 9
ELL o' them 1re absouteik secure Jan
uza, 10 yo.e
lie ernendm aH1 iurtaeg q Jssey Pro
vides. IN order 70 make me rights Of al
aa Fhto citizens aorhn 'reanr a-eifn
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HAVING rented my place, will offel
at public sale on my farm near Colesville
Montgomery county, Nd, on
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RA|LROADERs
WALLOPED
..t::.t A: ::::4.. SENATORS
t<t.OiE III il ~
FcoT RAciNa,,e QUALITIES
4poF visit oRse DE-
n ,cLARED npop a'sN

BY punching their hits IN the first
and third innings and playing In re
markable luck the Enid Rairoadera
took the first OF the series from the
Senators, Thursday BY 2 score Of
ii 10 3
The features OF the game were the
sensational fielding OF Kenpedey ior
the visitors and double BY the Sen.
ators In the ninth inning
Suddeth started TO pitch Tor the
Senators but was wild. white the
first man up. after failing to c0nnecs
with the ball the FIRST two strikes
landed one out for three.base hit
In right field and was scored by o
single by Brooks who proved him.
seAf a master.hand with the stick
for the visitors. Jones and Kenne.
deg got 70 first on errors. then Sud.
deth issued pass 10 Allen filling
the bases. Jones scored on passed
bali Smith landed one out TO the
right field fer what should have been
single. but the Aall struck "A stick
In the outfleld and bounded over the
fielder and rolled clear to the right
garden fence; Smith making home on
the hit and bringing Ia the other two
base runners.
ln the third inning suddeth Issued
two passes and allowed two hits
when Norman Price succeeded him IN
the box. Another hlt and some errors
produced three more runs Tor the
visitors before Price could stop their
pranclng, Price allowed but five hits
during the remainder Of the game
and pitched good ball. but backed by
poor support. The Railroaders scored
a run In the difth inning nff OF a
single hit; errors advancing White
10 third base who had been given
transportation by Price.
Hits BY White. Allen and DALEY
was productive Of their last run ln
the ninth inning.
The Senators seemed TO nave gone
sailing through the air after The fatal
first inning, and were unable 70 Sc
cure but six scattered hits during the
game, Diiiey who pitched FOR Enid
was Wild al times hitting five men
during the game and walking two
The Senators secured their first run
In The second inning when Blank who
had been bit By Dllley scored on
sacrifice hit by Reed. followed BY al
single BY Clifton.
The Senators made their last run
In the third when Patterson lead off
with single, scored by bali placed
on the left field fence by Tony An.
derson
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New ork. May l4--New York made
It two out Of three yesterday from Chi.
ago, the locals punching their hits on
Kroh aud scoring four times. The Wis.
eighth through Hoiman's dodhlo and
finkera single. 9th teams played fast
1all
Score. r.. r. q.
Chicago ....,00O0O00ta-l 4 o
lew York .10O2O0l0t-4 6 0
atterles kroh Hagerman aud Mo.
ran; Maithewson and Myers,
summary. Two.base hits MoCOr.
mick Myers. Hoffman. Three.base hit
--Murray Home run, O'Iiara, Double
"lavs- Rridweii Doyle and Tenney;
Doyle, Brldwell and Tenney: Hoffman
nd rinNer; kroh aud Tinker Evers,
Tinker and Chance. Struck out Kroh
!, Malthewaon 3, Hagerman 4 tRses
On balls, Mathewson I Krah 3 Ilageg.
man p
Umplres Rlgler and TRULY.
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PItlabura 5. PhIIadeIphla !.

Philadelphia. May ih--pltlsburg
Won hard fought game here yes
terday TO 1. Willis was knocked
pff the rubber In the eighth inning
f Score r. III r..
Philadelphia Il. 100 ITO 010-4 10 3
Rlttsbura @e.s 1910 100 30t--G 8 /
Batieries Moore aud, pooms willis,
Leever and Gibson. fF'N
summary Two-base hits kTltus,
llarke. sgihree.base hit, Titus. Sacsi-
lce hitsi Moore, MageSy steeke, stolen
lases Khahe and Doom. Hase on balls,
Moore 3. Willis 3. Hit by pitcher. Glib.
SON Struck out, by Moore s. Leever
!, Passed ball. Gibson.
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AmERlcAAN LEAGUE
Chicago i, Washington Z
ti1 lnningsl

til inninssl
fhlaago. May g1f~chlcago and
Washington batlled l0r seventeen IN
asnaa Yesterday and lae game was
called On acepanS 0a darKpew Wslh
she score ! AL Il White allowed only
cue Ill IN. the last ten Innings,
#aEagpB CantlHams ,acuco n tlF
evenlaenlh Inning IRohahly saved nfs
EHam from defeqi The locals hae
Men On second and third and one oig
Manager Sullivan then took himself
6Et If Tbs gahie and sent IN Welday 1
lallhphded hattef When Cantillnn
HaW Tits move he sent Hughes. who
ehe then pitching, TO right field and
aanf ln Gray. a lest.handed pitcher
sullivan o0unlered BY taking out Wei
day after Gray had pitched one bait
III hlui Then cantlll0n tried 20 with.
draw Gray and send Hughes back
aAalnal Owns. a slghihandea hitter
According to the new rule. Il was ~
II Gray TO finish pitching TO the maK
uAe was then batting or give pass
After come heated argument the
HIH I3KHh iolNNu NfHf 10 Nohllhut NltCu
lnk Ii Owens He dld and passed him
9nnnehnl WAS the next man up and
Nnghee returned 70 the box. while
afag went 10 right aield. Tannehisl
I'll Il Hughes and Altlzer was forced
s. lhesqleie White ended The chane.
aifflsp gfUundur ~ f,elahanty.
seore, Il. II. u
#hlcaeo y00i00G00esQ00 0O--t l3 /
MasAhln ne0000la0r0Oe0O OO--l 6 d
Hs leiad Whlte and snllIeans
4h#on BVknas Hughes, Gay aud
MraH nE - 4st
#sa.ls|afy p.I#aa hit shipkefrApnss
IL zaArlfice Alta DougherlA Me
sFIae. INnnehIll pIpwnr, White.
@lfIeIl. Parent sI0Ien hases-- Mc
IT. Iiahn ENfIelI. double play9
slfeeG 10 shIpke. bases on balls
Hlsle 1 Jclnson 2 Burns 2. Hughes
1Faf ! struck out--by White I
8ahnaoh /. Burns EInghea 2: passed
ball Street.
EIuplfeg llgan and Connolly.
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llouaIon 2. okIahoma cllN I

Houston Texas. May i4.-The Mets
ran aippl of some educated fllngne
yectefday aud were beaten 2 TO 4.
Weatherlnrd, q southpaw coleglan re-
ceiYed u tTyont with the locals and
be twlsled 4 a'masterly game. although
4 was dsemed wise TO send IN Rose
in the ninth when the Nets showed
aigns Of becoming turbulent.
Score r.
Houston ....e,...,0 000 00i 00l 9
Oklahoma City ..... 900 900 l00--l
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In the World of Sports. :.


easy for bis former teammates and
was poorly supported
Score: Il. H. %
Cleveland 49,. 0l0 600 0i0-i 6 4
Boston .ss..... 1Ol 600 0bt-s II o
Batteries Young aud Easterlg; Nor
gan and carrIgaR.
Summary Two base hlta Eaatery
three base hit- Bradley. sacrifice hits
bradley, Lord; stolen bases furn,
ef double plays Easterly Bradley
stoyall, Bradley. base on balls--1if
Young 3, Of Morgan. 4 hit b. pitch
err Morgan Tia sole) atraek ontL
Young 2, Morgan 5.
Umpire Evans. M
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< Howard Price baited tor Gopaa

HHtINfItN~a auddeIHl FfIcr and IIf
Ton: Dilley and Allen.
summary Home rum Smith: three
base hits, Anderson and White: two
base hits. Brooks. kerhrdts. sirsi.
fee hits. RAtl PAT -mrn and Lpt
Ike, Jones and Isabel. hits, of Dill
ley 9, Oft suddeth z OF Price O..
struck ont BY nllley 8. by Suddeth 2
b. Price 2 double plays. Reed tc
Anderson to Luttke hases on balls
off suddeih 2. off Price 3; Wild nilch.
Is Price !; hi; hY pitcher by Dilley
II Price, Clifton. Patterson aud n
Price umplres Warlne and Shelton
Attendance 500.
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Detroit. May New York caugnl
suggs weakening IN the eighth and
drove him ont OF the box. Five hlta
three passed and two sacrifice files
netied six runs aud decided the re-
suit.
score; RH.E
Detroit ...... l10 600 i0i-4 l2
New York .. 600 001 O60--6 II 4
Batteries sugs. Willett. Donovan
Schmidt and Breckendorl: Manning
Warhop. klelnow and Blair.
Summary: Two base hlts- sugge
Engle Caasei three base hits cuhb
Rossman; sacfifico hits schaefef
keeler, Engles stolen bases Cobb 2
Rossman, Elberfeld. Demmiti: doubl,
playB- Bash. sehaefer RoasmaH, base
on ballsaoif -suggs q wffiet 7 non
uyan 4 Manning 2. Wathop 3. hi
BY pInhur sugs |. Manning 2. struca
Qut~sby sllgss I. by DonoYan =. By
Mannlng 2. b. Warhop 1.
8 NmpIres sheridan and Nerln.
nv. ~
81 Louis May list Lobiss sphila
deiphla gamas postponed raftF
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WESTERN LEAGUE


Lincoln, May IA. Swift and Jones
battled sixteen innings yesterday with
neither club able to score. Both
teams got rally IN the seventeenth.
Pueblo haylng the best Of Il.
Score: r. r. e.
Lin 900 900 900 600 900 OIL II J
pue 900 900 900 900 900 02-2 s 0
BAierles; Jones and sullivan; Swift
and Mltze,
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Dea Mulnes. MAY 14.--Des MoInes
lost to Topeka Thursday by a score
Of to Q. BiersderfeE passed two and
u 1slnaie aby .Downey brought In The
Mistnang run IN TIE ninth.
sedga II. H. Il
IJes MoInes 600 600 000--0 2
Topeka ....a, 900 900 00i n 3 ;
Batteries Bieraderfer and Heckin.
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DaIlaa s, san Antonlo .

San Antonio, Texas, May IA. Dallas
bunehed hits IN the third and ninth
Innings and won.
Dallas .,.,.. .OO3 900 002-5 ~ 2
San Antonio 600 900 02O--2 4 4
Batteries; Oglee and Miller; Nit
chell and scheen.
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Cleveland. May 4 Boston made i
fI1Aa straight from Cleveland yes
lAFaaE 01Mp|elaig 6iilplaying the lu
eAlH ahd winning 8 70 / Young vas
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gave Wichita 4 safe lead.
ScOre Assf fYfWt i II
Omaha OH ..0a0 n0a--o
WlohitaNhsi3.A. 10e 0d0' g03AG y
Batteries; Johnsxand GopdIng: shal
er and Weaver.
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Umpire Lyons father died in splita-
hug, Kansas Wednesday ana as 4
lesAll. the Guthrie.Enld tehms will
have no regular umpire until Monday
Players umplred Thursdays game aud
81 q result there was much wrangilng
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HANDICAP AT NEw YoRk.

New York May 1.-THE long de.
ierday with the winning at Belmont
Of the Metropolitan racing reason,
which was coupled this year with the
running u the classic Metropolitan
handica.a passed into turf history yes.
iefday wlth the winning at Belmont
park Ds 5. c. Hlldreth's fleet 4-year.
old coll King James from field OF
eleven starters. Fayette, the Madden
1ulIaI : y.-.1E1l1ns belinits
with IuKRler a 6.yearuld geldinR. ett
tered BY G. G, Smithson. a close third.
The Metropolitan handicap was woA
IN haeda fasheAM #NElfng James be ]
thN fAln hose nJAss snglhs. fhe
|eI1Fd& #aTffas got d Ill, wltlf Hle
lrreth ssairy dhoted izas.at $40 {
|hna 2 to |, Atlp lead. closeIy follow
eHNby Nlmhus.'Wh added starter. Al
The far turn King James forged to thA !
.lgaAAA=saal .asaaA. Ah@sa.z =sAA@uaas.uss ]
Ills 6iayette. was we'll up aH the wal
and finished second. noslng out jug.
gler who finished a strong third.
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Cayender and Mitchell elected from
the game for too much talk, the Panth.
efs were pie for the locals yester.
day.
Waco ..... .O20 600 g9sg 9 8
~ Worth ~ 000 400 000--4 3
Batterlee. McDole. Barenkamp ami
Powell Mitchell Osborne and Green
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Brooklyn May l4.- Brooklyn defclt.
ed ST. Louis In a pitchers battle yes.
tufdaN th 10 7, kuBtus scoring with
home ron to deep left
Score: r. r. E.
81. Louis ....1O0OO0O00--l A /
Brooklyn .....1OOOO100e-2 9 o
BalterleF-Lush and Phelps; Rucker
and Berger.
Summary: Three-base hlt4-aIurdan
Home run. Kustus. Sacrifice ay--
Kenetchy. Double play Hummel and
Jordan. Left On bases--st. louis. Il;
Brooklyn. 6. Basces on halls-On
Lush, / of Rucker s. Struck OUT
by LLush, / ! by Rucker. 2.
UmplreH KLEIN and Kane.
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Aanley. q tWlrlef ana Allen catch
erafe the tvo galnts q the Enld
lpaEi Tney ate both very lefse mun
ana nlAf 9u0d bah.
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of Ferguson i. Off Campbell e. of
MatteIn L. Struck out by Ferguson
2 by Campbell u by Mattern u
umplres--Cusa0k and J0hnstOles ~
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Well NnthIie wins today is the
hnnch lhe dopIsl has In spite Of the
two 70 o0n bets on Enid al the vencc
dora.
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BaFtlesville Ok. May 1.-THE flghi
Ing Boosters won the first Of the ser
les with Muskogee yesterday Ia o
ahlrlwnd finish. The score was tied
In the ninth but hits BY ReddIck
Monroe and barber IN she tenth broke
up the game.
Score n. H. E.
Rastlasvllle O0O 100 0Oi i--S 10 2
Muskogee pa+s il0se0ps 600, pg 3
Batlerles1McClIhioek and Haws:
Shuts and Eeifriea. llmpHe-YLFons
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Omaha. Msy la sone goot fega,
a*e esasAs awln9 = single. and az -
IS seventh Inning yeRlefaas
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hoaton 3. clneInnatl. ?.


Bust0a. May i4.--ln hard fought
la.lnning game yesterday, during
which Umpire Cusack was assaulted
BY one o. the visiting players and three
u them were ordered off the
grounds. poston defeated Cincinnati by
score OF J TO 2. starts two.blse hit
q the eleventh inning sent In the ito.
Ing run for the locals. and his single
The thirteenth scored Malefn from
second giving the victory to Boalon
10 the twelfth inning when Catch6s
Roth was called Out on close de.
sslon. he attacked Umpire Cusack
1rlking..hlm wlth,yhQth hanla n. the
Mnesl. Nlncnn4gI NlayHfa EnroStled
Rfound ~ OFFICIAL, threRteHIng him
Nith balahut thdABnsloslp plaxera sue
aPededM Wellng the visitors. Roth
nd bec IRE Immediately pnt OFT
Me grounds.
Manager Griffith had been elected
eyiousffor dbufAg 5thff deci.
cn, sl Ti scofe N
cancin. n. ZOO 10000 oi0 0a i2 &
BOSTON !. 900 10 100 0iS0 la 10 2
Batteries: csmpbell and Mclean;
Ferguson, Mattern and BoweFman.
Summary: Tw0-h1se hta. Mitchell.
Mclean. Bates. SlNrr. B1hnmcdi.
rArec.base hits. Becker. asstrIsice
bits Clmphell Stolen bases. 8Aeher.
Double plays. powney Btara. gRlhlen
and BecE Becker aud Roserman:
tIoblllzel tuHeaslsled. ngas. HnbiIlzel
and MrIeaa. Dahlen. STAY 2sII We b.
llobeft and Haasins Raae ~ balls,
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Springfield. Mo. May ll--A single
base on balls and a double gave
Webb CITY two runa In the eleventh In
mins yesterday ard defeated the to
Gals.
Score. HI. 3
Webb City D40 100 D0o 02 g /
Springfield o00 ~ oel ooa q 2
Batteries Myers and Reedt Bur
aaas and Brtnna1.
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Tom Reed, on aid timer from lop.
lin, Is trying out for first base. Reel
candles himself nicely and plays good
ball Norman Price, who has been
holding first base. is ~ ne used as
a utility pitcher and oulfielder. 81
---- tr'' liz
Adkins IL playing a good game Il
shcrt but does not cover second ba4
any better than before.
Manager Price played center fle#
yesterday He made no error bHf
was lacking when Il came TO usiI
the stick.
Smith and Wilhlte. formerly wi
the Senators, are playing q COO
game for Enid
romorrow's game will be called n
2.l5 O'Clock on account OF the team
catching a train foF Enid
Enid seems 10 have d slrmnL2 team
than musAogee ana one almost Up n
that oi BhrllesvlIl@
Letil,s the neg SECOND basamal.
mayed On errnrlees eame geslerdar
Tha fape thlnH zchlak Is Al right,
s1a plays 2 nice aasne aud Il : gnod
WORKER.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
rExAe LEAGllE
shreveport .. oalveston ,

Gllveston. Texas. MAY i4.--shreve.
port had no trouble IN winning yesler,
days game.
Galveston ..... 900 00i 00i--2 10 8
Shreveport ...ag4 200 0n0-a In 2
Batteries; crabhle. Wolfe anl Hill.
man. BODIES and Gray.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14

Joplin, Mo, May Il Hits when hits
meant runs gave Joplin yesterday 3
game from Pittshurg s 10 g.
/ Score: b& RsH. 4.
Joplin ..... anaf EaR ela n ! ! ed
Iplltshurg ~ 30 HA2R kAa2sa
| Batteries peME e M Va&e - =
Crumrlne and w kdEt% fFRHIH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14

Adkins ls playing a good game !
shcrt but does not cover second baa
any better than before.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14

Enid seems 10 have d strmnL2 team
than mushogee ana one almost ~ h
that oi BhrllesvlIla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14

Smiih and White. formerly wlI
the Senators, are playing a goo
game for Enid.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14

Tomorrow's game will be called a
g:l5 o'clock on account OF the team
catching a train fog Enid.