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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
BURsUM DEFENDS
CHAIRMAN LUNA
Takes Albuquerque Journal
To Task On Administra.
tion Charges.
G o M M Z N DIS MILLS

To the Editor Of the Albuquerque
Morning Journals
have read with interest your edi
tOriai of December 18th, entitled "An
Absolute Monarchy wherein Mr.. Luna
II taken TO task for his actions as
nationsl committeeman aud his alleged
assumption Of constituting a one.msB
republican party reReme. ! think your
article does Mr.. Luna an injustice not.
withstanding that upon the surface a
tendency toward such conclusions might
seem jpstihablc, but the facts are that
Nj. buna WAS requested by wire to no
to Washington Tor consultation with
the president with reference TO New
Mexico matters IL was but natural
that this request should have been com.
piled with and no blame should, 80 far
as ! eau see, be attached to him for
so doing. Quite the contrary he should
be commended for the interest shown
Ia behalf of the welfare Of the terri.
tory
IL any mistake was made In dealing
solely with the national committeeman,
II should be chargeable to the pre.i
dent who is responsible for the method
aud policy pursued in determining the
appointments for New Mexico.
1t Is true that 50 far as / know NO
consideration was given VI steps taken
to ascertain the wishes Of the territorial
republican committee with reference 10
New Mexico appointments; but we ~
party have greater aud higher ideals
to strive foI than the flesh pots OF
Office. IL Ia IA matter Of very little
moment who are appointed to ofiice,
providing the men are possessing u
reasonable degree Of breadth, patriot.
ism, integrity aud ability, u sufficient
Identification win New Mexico and
its institutions to command their unset.
hsh devotion towards Its upbuilding,
future greatness and fulfllment Of the
aspirations of our people to be admit.
ted into the union as q state.
| ""'' IN on"" "ah oi tue terfitoriai
committee or aS citizen had no part
~ any manner IN the selection ,f the
recent appointments, yet 1 am satisfied
that IN the appointment Of Judge Mills
as governor aud Judge Pope a. chief
justice the foregoing qualifications have
been fully complied vita.
The new governor should be given tho
earnest cooperation necessary to sue
eessfui administration, bearing constant.
~ III mind that the goal Of our anbi'
tion statehood for New Mexico" eau
DE best obtained by the absence Of
party strife aud relegating to obscurity
all personal ~ political ambitions.
The quest ION Of selecting n eoyeraor
Of territory at best is n difficult task.
knowing Mr.. Luna as 1 do 1 nm con.
ident that he advised in accordance
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
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HOLIDAY CONTEST.

Owing to the fact t:iat the
News wishes to give the mereh.
ants the advantage Of the early
Christmas advertising we are
compelled TO 40 to press before
the weekly returns Of the Holi-
day Gift Contest could be re.
ceived.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18

TonRate has sold his farm near San
Jon and will return to Kansas, his
former home, where he has large
wheat farm. lie said to the News
~ am coming back to New Mexico in
n year or two'
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Easter Sunday. March ~.
Raster sundAy, March "a.

Easter Sunday. March "a.
Next In interest 10 the data re-.
gsIding selipses always comes the
latest upon which the various church
festivals and holidays will occur,
These are the given In the new alma
macs as follows;
Epiphany, January o.
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Mr.. and Mrs. n. T, RasIsnd Of Rag.
land, \. NJ, were In the city yesterday
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18

W. X. Irwin Of Kansas City, was at
tho Cover this week.
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CONTINUED on snd pAgsJ
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Chairman Territorial Republican Com
mittee.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
MAIL CARRIERS WIN
Interior 0utbats Postal. but
Slips Up in Eield.
VENABLE's WORK OFF COLOR
siaiImen Go Nine Innings Without
an Error, and Their work BOrders
on the SensationaI-Kraft Figures
in Two Double Plays and Catches
WeII-BarRhart Makes Two Triples.

Interior outbatted Post-ofice yesterday,
bur their fielding was extremely OF color.
and they went down 10 defeat BY the
score Of 70 g. Posr-ofice's fielding
showed up wei Il comparison 10 that OF
the Redmen. not a miscue being regis
tered and hve or six sensational catches
being pulled OF. Kraft was the main
feature in POst-ofce's victory. the
plucky catcher batting IN Eve OF the mall
znsn's runs and scoring another himself.
besides figuring in two fine double plays.
Benner and Baruhart, Tor the losers.
banged out three hits apiece. but Barn
hart had the better OF his teamnate in
that two OF his were long triples. Rohr-
man pitched IN hard luck for Interior. for
in nearly every case when Post-ofHce
scored there were two down. ana good
fielding would have retired the side
Umpire YenabIe. who has taken Coli
flowers place in his absence. was slightly
on Ia some Of his decisions, but as they
were distributed between the two teams
they did not materially affect the result
Carr made q neat one-hsnd pickup and
toss 70 Rohrman, saving several runs.
Tor the bases were fun. with two out
and every one expected naore taIliss for
Post-ofhce- Waller did some telling bat
ting for the mailmen, sIashing out ty-o
singles and a triple. Each pitcher Vas
nlt 3y a pitched BAN, and II looked for
q Wnlle as II Roarman would have 70
rellles as ne was badly Injured Score
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
NEWS NOTES AND GOSSIP OF THE AMATEUR LEAGUES

weeks. as follows: Monday, Advent VS..
Twining; Tuesday, Advent Us. Agricul-
ture; Wednesday. Ninth VS.. Manhattan;
Thursday, Advent VS.. Agriculture; FRI
day, Manhattan VS.. Wallach; Saturday,
Twining VS.. Ninth.
Manager Thornberg, OF Ninth. says his
team will finish in the first division.
Smith and Brady have done more 10
help the Ninth team 10 victory than any
two other men on the team.
. Manager Spence. Of the Southern Rail-
way team. is getting good work out OF
his players.
Young. of the Southern Railway nine
has broken his arm, and viii be out Of
the game for some time.
Ewton. of the Shop team. IS a clever
catcher, and he had the Car Department
team buffaloed last Wednesday.
Williams. OF Car Department. stole
third base while Pitcher Carroll held the
ball in his hand.
Pat Flynn seldom falls down on a de-
cision. and HIS honesty has never been
questioned. but he made a mistake in
Judging Durm's double last Wednesday,
It going fair and ne calling It a foul.
The Congressional have nine men on
their team batting over 800. and their
work Is shown below:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

Church. and the Rev Hugh Stevenson.
OK Bethany They are OFT to see the
ooys play nearly every day. and are very
enthusiastic
Taylor, Of Agriculture. and Mccarthy,
OF Treasury. are good base runners. each
having stolen ten bases 10 date From
what we know of Taylor, we are inclined
10 predict that he will beat the Treasury
man IN the long run. as he IS one Of the
fastest men on his feet in amateur circles
James A. O'shea. president OF the Capt.
tai City League. is seldom seen around
the grounds this year. what's the mar
ter jim? Are you pulling off another
Marathon, or Is the cop after you?
Ritter. Of the Marines. IS pitching good
ball for the Sailors this season, and It
looks like the Marines are going 10 make
them all hustle before long.
Dugan and H. Linthicum have thrown
their lot in with Bethany in the Sunday
School League. and should help 70
strengthen the Baptists The first named
played with Georgetown this year.
while Linthicum was q stone wall in
the games he worked for the University
OF Michigan.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
BRENTWOOD WINS OUT.
Cops Hard-fousht Game from Lang,
don, score 10 B.

~~A-1 --@---4-A-@ N-@-AAC AN0AA 4sdADA@-
dOns score 4 TO 3.
Spesal 20 TIE Wasttns1o- Hezld
Laagdon. June 2S-The game here TO
day between the Brentwood and Langdoa
teams Of The Prince George County
League developed into a pitchers battle
between BIcAIah0n for the hone team
and Hyatt for the visitors. Hyatt win
ming out by the score OF 4 10 3
Brentwood played inside BAN. and
played the game from start 70 finish.
Hayes. for the visitors. PLAYED a star
game. some OF his stops bordering on the
sensational He also srnote the ban
strong and often- Umpire Finnegan was
absent, and a young pan named Cruick-
shank ofciated for a time until he was
relieved by Mr.. Ruddel- Mr.. Cruick-
shank appeared 10 be possessed with
the idea that he had 70 give L.angdon al
the better OF the decisions, and Brent
wood kicked so vigorously that Rudden
relieved him. Brentwood is coming fast
in the race for the pennant. and viii
give HyattsviIle q fierce argument IN the
next contest between these two teams on
Jrlv 10 Score
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
WASHINGTON BANKERS WIN
Take Interesting Game from Balti-
more Money Counters.
Seharf Pitches Finely for the Local
Team, Holding visitors TO
-Four Hits.

For two years the Baltimore Bankers
have been planning revenge on the Wash
ington Bankers. but when the two teams
met to-day for the possession OF a sill
yer loving cup, the Baltimore boys blew
up and Washington woa. TO 4.
The game was hard fought and inter
esting throughout. Both pitchers did
win, but received poor support, although
Scharf. for the home team, pitched the
better game. allowing but FIVE hits and
tanning four men.
Baltimore made one run in the first.
but could do nothing with soharf until
the seventh. when they scored three
runs by the aid OF a base on balls.
clean hit, and a bunch Of errors.
The Washington Bankers scored one in
the second and again IN the third. In the
sixth they added another. With the score
20 against them. they came back In
the seventh and won the game.
The fielding Of Block. IN left. was the
feorura
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
NINTH WINS AGAIN.
Hamline Eliminated from Pennant
Race in Sunday school League.

Ninth won an exciting game from Ham
line yesterday in the Sunday School
League. 8 10 2
Johnny Carroll was on the mound for
the winners and twirled a great game.
allowing the Hamline aggregation only
TWO hits. both OF which came IN the
first round. and gave the AIethOdists their
two runs.
Reichard pitched a good game for the
losers. but two singles and two errors
BY Hubbard IN the third inning gave
the Christians two runs The winning
tally came IN the sixth. when BuehIer
was safe at first on Stuckerts poor
throw. He stole second. and scored on
Hands clean single 70 center.
Walters was the only man to get more
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
YEsTERpAY,s REsULrs.

Cspitai City League brentwood. 4; Marines. 5.
DepartEneutsi Ieagne-TreasuEy. 3; Va, lsoS-
feiteil Post-oHte o; Interior 8
Sunday School LeaEue-Niuth. 8: Hamline 2
Marquette Leag-e-Bl0minCizle S: CongreszD-
alg
Independence Leag-s-Waliaeh. s; Ninth, L
Suburban Learue-parkEieF 8; Petworth. ?
r. r Y. NJ c. A League-Csr DepaTtnent. y:
ShCDme1- 2
Coiorsd Departmental Ieague-Rureau o. ErgraF-
ing and Printing =; War and Nav. g.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
Y. NJ. c. A. Lose TO Georgetown o. @

The Georgetown Olive Club defeated the
z n c. A in a loosely played seven
inning game on the Monument Grounds
yesterday, 13 20 6. KimbaE did the twirI-
ing for the Georgetown boys and pitched
a good game He famed ten men and
walked one, while Sharp. for the losers.
famed FIVE and walked thirteen. The
Georgetown Olive Club is willing to meet
any team IN the District. Maryland, or
Virginia averaging sixteen years. Ad-
dress J. L Reynolds, 1229 Thirtieth street
northwest WASHINGTON. D. @. Score
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

barnet rlns-'i. ii. l. / Fust base b eTrors-
G. H. l.. J. Left On bases-G II. l.. 2. Ge0gEe-
towns !. First hase on bsils-OH Fsrrington. :; OF
Tucker. q cf Wilkins. 4, Of Clark. ! Innings
ritched-By FaHington. 2; by Tleker e. by WI
dns. 5. by Clark 2 Hits made-Of FaTTington. s.:
a Tucker. 2; OF Wilkins. 3 Struck out-By Far
rinrton Z, b. Fucker 8. b. wilkins g. bg Clarz 8
Home run-Willett- Threehese hits-Nillett Clark
Two base hits Wilietr. r. Williams Sacrifice hit
Pumphrey. stolen hsses-T Farrinrton l3i T. Far
rington f. smith. J. smith Neikei e. Thral o.
Clark CaTTico Passed haIls-Meyers. 2: Weikel
Umpre-Dr. SclNinn. Time of g1me-l hour and 70
minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
ROCKVILLE WINS AGAIN.
Takes Southern Railway Team Into
Camp by score OF IL 10 o.

1tI---l " At-t N-a-l4i-tluA uel4ll-
Rockville. Nd, June 2s--The Southern
Railway team. OF Washington, went
down TO defeat before the local aggre-
cation at the fair grounds here this after
noon. by the score OF s 70 3 II looked
Ike the visitors game in the early stages.
bat in the sixth inning the Rockville boys
batted The bali all over the lot. plling up
seven runs Hicks lined out home run
with the bases fun. and following his
smash Strobel withdrew from the box
and De Fargo finished the game.
In addition 10 Hicks four-sacker. the
feature OF the game was the splendid
Geld work OF both teams. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

TWohase hits-Solun0n. Jauel. Sanford BASES
OF halls--Of GreCn- 2 Struck ou--B- Green. s
hy Jarel Stolen basss-k. Leakin. Jarreu
Brnoks solomon. " Talber-. Bake-. Hit b..
pstchGd haLs-G- LeEkin JErrer Lefr On bazas-
BerEyn. &: HySrcsTiIe. s Double plsy-Galr U
Solo1no1 70 Gait Cmpire-1Ir. Brooks- Tims Of
ezne-I hour and 3 INMATES.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

lL-ilA -iila-ll-. o. E1sr-o-ce. 4 Ei-st hasa
- errors-Posr-1Ei1e. . f1ft On ha-ss-Po-r-o@rs
:; Irteri0r 2 Frst base ou taIs-Oa Rahrnar. Il.
H2rlls. . Struck cut-By Roaunan J. b. Ha-in-
8 Ilrseb1se hi-s-ka augiln. Barnhart l2i. Wahlsr.
IWo-b1se nr--hacQl- SaT51ce hi-s-luEznre Cal
lahGn. Bacol- sr1en basas-Wah1or. KRAFT. Brad
ley. DugalEe- Dc-hle 1lays-Kraft u Fsnron.
Kraft % HlrTeycu-tar- Vaughn 70 Harve7cl--er-
BALDWIN 70 Car % PCrceL Eis b. pitehs--Rv
Hiring. Q; o. RoLu1an I. WT5 uitch-R.ohrnar
Passad hzu-JElsen- Urupire-3L- Yenake. Tsuie
q sahe-l hour ard 30 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

First base on eTrors-Ninth. s; Hsmline. 2 Left
on bases-Ninth, 6; Hsmiine ! Firss base On balls
--OH Carroll. 2; Of Reichard J. Struck out-By
Carroll. 4. % Reichard, 6 rhree-base hit-Stuckers
I1To-base hit--WalterS Stolen bases-ilsleAler
sJecher, lie Foe. Geibsi. Miles gq. Hubbard Dou-
bic plays-Carroil To QuantreIle Hit by pitcher
By Reichard 2 Passed bali-Martin. Unpire-AIr
Kerpsr. Tnne of gslne-l hour and 3 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
GEORGETOWN BOYS LOSE.
Governments Hospital Team Wins
Easily. score o 10 3.


The Government Hospital FOR the IN
sane added another tally 10 the winning
side Of the ledger when they defeated the
Georgetowns IN well played game at
the asylum yesterday afternoon Weikel
caught his first game for the H!utoppers
and showed good form. Willett, McGrath.
Clark, and 3. Williams led with the
stick, the former anEexing a single. dou-
bic. triple, and homer in four trips 10 the
pan.
wilkins worked FIVE innings in the
broiling sun. and as a result the West
End men got three hits. "Rube" Clark
took up the running in the sixth and fan
ned the first three men up and likewise
the first two men in the seventh. allow
ing no hits. giving cne pass. which did
no damage, as there were two down az
the time ScOr0-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
SOLDIERS LOSE.
Marines Beaten by Crack brentwood
Athletic Club Nine.

Athletic Club Nine.
Brentwood defeated the Marines at
Capital City Park yesterday afternoon
in one Of the fastest games OF the sea-
son. by the score Of to g
Sanders was on the rubber for Brent
wood and pitched a good game. striking
out eleven men
The features of the contest were a
sensational one-hand stop by Berlick and
the running catch Of Kinney.
MarcerolN led with the stick, getting
two doubles and a single out OF three
trips 20 the plate, while Haywood put
one over the fence for a home run. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
sunday school pefeated.

team defeated the North Carolina Avenue
NJ P. sunday school team in an exciting
game az Tennally town yesterday, 3 20 4
The feature Of the game was the gilt
team
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

Earned rlns-Bu-eau EnErzTng- T. Var and N1ry
). First base bg erruTs-Burcau Eng-lTi-E :; War
and Navy. 4 Lgft "a hasas-Hslraaa EnsTagiEg s.
War and Nay, 4 Flrst base on h1lls-BgTe4u Eu-
z-aEing, !. Var and NaFy. Innings pttched-By
eluIrDs Z; b. Johnson. 2 Hits made-O1 SIMS g:
o1 Johnson. 4 Struck out-By sinEs, {; bg John
son. 5; By ReTnolds g. Thres-b1se hit-Freemzn-
INo-hase hits-HEmpton Glct-ist. StoIen bass
EdDonds. savoy BIT hg rttche-By Ssrns q
Passed hall-szyoy Uuuire-lIr Harley Tsnas
q g1ns-I hour and 80 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
LEAGUE LEADERS WIN.
HyattsviIIe Takes an Easy One from
Berwyn by 10 10 4.

o0EHgA Dt 10 10 A.
Hyattsyille. June 26.-Hyattsville. lead
ers il the race for the pennant IN the
Prince George County League. defeated
Berwyn here to-day. b. the score OF 10
20 4 Both sides played rather indiner-
ent ball. and made more runs than hits
Jarren. a Maryland Agricultural College
twirler. was tried cut by Hyattsvine. and
ford. catcher for BerWyn. made q double
and q single out OF three trips 70 the
plate. Green. for Berwyn. also allowed
seven hits. but they were coupled with
some rank fielding on the part OF his
E1--uo-tarS C~ora-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

IWI-Il79
wood Sacrifice hits-Noyes. Heinrich, HeyHood
Sacrifice hy-HeyWood- stoler bases-Eeirrch Litz
Hayes 1laroerOn. HaIrs e. Handibos. Double
plays-Kinney to Heinrich 70 Herring: Berlick 70
NUS; Litz to Nuss Lett On bases-BreotFod 4:
Marines, g. First base On balls-Of Fields, s; OF
Sanders l. First base on eT0rs-Brentwuod ..
Marines. 2 Hlt by pitcher-Harris. Suack out
Tine q garne-1 h0ar and % rlinuteA
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY LEAGUE
ooLoREp pErARTalEsrAL LEAeuE
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
GAMES TOMORROW.

Capital City Lsarle-st. stephea's rs. Rrooklsnd-
Derartsnentai Leag1e-Comnercs and Labor ". In
terror and Wa IS. Agriculture
Sunday SehdoI LeaEle-Lausdna Is ST. Paul
Marquette Lesgue-Pension Oalce W Blooning-
dale Athletic Cub
Independance LaaGue-Adre1t Fs- TE1ning-
Suburban Leag.e-ErightWood ". FskonA
r. r. y. n. c. A. Leagae-ShoFEnen - Union
Station.
oolored Departmsntal Leagae-I1terioz u G. P o.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
GAME GOES TWELVE INNINGS.
Gaithersburg Wins from Garret
Park in Fast Contest.


Special % The Washington Herald
Gaithersburg, I'D. June 2s.-In a twelve
inning game replete with Sensational
plays Gaithersburg beat out GaTret Park
by the score Of 10 3 Manager Marshall
tried out Murphy. a young southpaw phe-
nom developed IN the high school here.
and lie held Garret Park 10 two hits In
seven innings and only allowed seven hits
in the eleven innings. the game being
finished by skinny" Thompson, who
struck out the side in the twelfth.
This Is the seventh straight game for
Gathers Frrrr Sore.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

Earned uns-Washington 2 First bass b er-
ToTS-W Washington. s: Baltimore 4 Left on bases-
Washington. s: BsltiuaoFp. First hass ca balls
on Schsrf. 5 Struck out-By SchRrf. &. By Cline
l. TWObgEe hit-CaTL Sacrifice hir-BoyEin
Adams. Double play-Dreunan 20 Hines Hit hT
ritcher-By Scharf . Passed baIl-Boyes.- Umpire
sIr SteFue. Tine Of game-2 hours ard 10 Minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

Lott On bases-Car Department. 2: Shopmeu. s
First base on hals-Of Farley. J. Innings pitched
by Farley, :. b. Carroll g. Hits msde-OR Far
ley. &: OF C1EroH. 6. Struck out-By Farley 7: b.
Carroll 7. b. KilrOy 10. T9o-hase hits-McKnight
LangfOrd. Poore- DOubia pay-Mnler 70 Ewtou-
Hit b. pitcher-By Farley. J. Passed balls-Hig-
gins 90. Anderson. UmpiTe-Mr. Flynn Tine of
yame-l hour and q minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

A-ti- eeN-ee-ffAllilef Aar-e-es hicks. X Brew
e.. shaw %. W4rthen Dausoa. Rsun. De
FarEss Burns =. LYMAN Hons rsH-Hleks
IWo-h2se Aits-ShaW. DawSo1- ENrst base n er-
ror-SOutherE Railway. / First hzss on haus-Of
Strobel. 9. of Wsrthen. T. Struck ogt-By Strohei
q; by Warthen. 4: hy De Farges. ! Sacrfhos hits
-Dawsnn VARIED stoiea hases-Rapp Quautref
Lynham PlRtz- Left 90 bass-RockTille 8: south
eru Railway, s. Passed haIs-Harris l2l Hits
made-On SJrcbel, 9 ia IS lnnings: Of De Farres
in % inning. Hit by pitcher-By Warthen. l.
Umpires-Messrs- O1utt and Laughtou. Tine q
same-g hours-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

TWo-hase hits-Hayes (Q. sEyerS Bases On balls
OF HYATT & Struck Clr-By Hyatt s. b. Nc
Afahor s. Douhe Flsy-Foeter % =. ThoruzS. Wild
pifch-S. Hyatt Passed halls-Beczetr and Savers
stolen bases-Payne. a. Beckett AcEe-s Ussl.oc.
Porter FIrsI b1sr Cd c-Tors-LGngd1n. 1 Lcfr on
hasas-B -Brenruood 2. La1gd0l. Z Tine q glme--
I hour and 80 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
WALLACHS LUCKY.
Ninth Rallies in Eighth and Almost
Ties Southeast Boys.

Wallach won yesterdays game in the
Independence League. beating Ninth, %
4 The Southeast lads were lucky to
come away with a victory. as the losers
rallied in the hnal round. making two
runs and nearly tying the score Lynch's
....;;....s.s vas the feature. score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
Merry widows play To-day.

The Merry Widows. a team composed
mainly OF lady players, viii try conclu-
sions with the Mayflower nine to-day. at
3.50 clock on the grounds AZ Seven
tssnth and. p streets southeast.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

TIFO-base hits-Nalk %. sharp. Wells First
base 90 baIs-of Kiduen. !; OF sharp. Is LEFT
on bsses-Y. NJ C. A.. &; G. o. G.. s Struck
out-By Kidwen, 10; By Sharp. s VIVID pitches-
Sharp. Hit by rttcher-By Eidweu I: by
sharp. l. Umplre-Nlr. Colson- Tine q gzne-l
hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

Left On bases-Bi -BioCzingiale G; CCrgressouals
First base on hallS-Of Soneryille s. OF Clown
uefti. 4 Strlck Cut-By SomeTille s. hy Gi1ran-
le1ti. 5 ThreebGSe hit-Hadan- TWobase hits
HoibuUner. Parronc Kecnan- S2Tt1ce hir-Ler-e
Stolen bases-Worrli, somerlnc 6fSzrd. Russo
Hasan. GiovanDeCti Hit 1y pitcher-By somer-
vile. I; By GioEannetd. L Passed bals-Nenefee
/ Legse. J. Umr.re-2fr. Meyers. Tine q ganel
hour and - MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27
PLAY UPHILL BALL.
BIOOmingdaIe Gets SIuGgfng Fever
and Bats Out victory.

The Bloomingdale Athletic Club defeated
the ConEessionals yesterday in the Mar
qGette League. to 1, the Clubmen max
ing al their runs in the last two times
ar bat
PaTTone. Of the winners. made three
hits. one Of which counted for a double.
Score;
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

rlaS case on errprs-tetWorrh-a =: ParkVleE. 3
Left on bases-PetW0rth, s.: ParCvieR. 8 First
base On balis-Oh Garrett 2 Of aIosberg. i: OF
HilleTy. Innings pitched-By Garrett. %: by
2 Struck Out-By Garrett 4; By Mosberg !: By
Hinery. 4 Three-hase hits-Nace. Hillery. Two
base hu-Nau- Sacrifice hits-Le Due. E. Mayne.
stolen bases-C. Mayne MADDOX Collins Ga Ohler
Mosberg 90. T. Mayne Clayton o.. Torrey, Fal-
lon C2. Wild pitch-Gsrrett l. Passed balls
G. Mayne o.. Umpire-dr Tate. Time Of game
hour and 40 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-27

ESrned .rlns-GaitheroEg. ?; Garret Park, =
Struck 1Ut-Bv Murphy. Is; By Kelly s. Bases On
bals-Od Murphy s Three-bass hit-Cisseil. Two
base hit-sg0ddari- Stolen hsses-IadEe o. Sfsr-
shall Murphy. Double plsyz-Sullivsn lunassLstsS !.
Briggs 70 ?. TaanIson; Kelly 10 Oldseld. I'm
pire-Mr. Grifith.