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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Gessler and Street were the swatting
kids. each getting three safe wallops,
Reisling was weak with the stick. He
laid down one sacrifice and whitfield on
his other trips TO the plate.
Milan pulled off a beautiful running
catch in the sixth. robbing Scott of~an
extra base hit.
Those sox haven't made a run in twen-
ty-one innings.
1t looked for an instant as If Smiths
two-baggeT to left might perehance
blossom into a home run. But the bali
eollided with the fence and caromed
back into Lelivelt's clutches.
When George Browne joins the Sox
DR.. White will probably be restored 70
his old job. that of dishing up elusive
left-handed slants for hostile swatters.
Reisling had Capt. Zeider's number to-
ward the close Of the game. He famed
the Sex leader twice on fast, breaking
shoulder-high curves.
The delayed double steal, attempted
twice by Washington base runners, was
nlpped on both occasions.
Both Of the hits registered by Dough
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NATIONALS MAKE IT THREE STRAIGHT VICTORIES
HOLY CROSS NOT To
ABANDON FOOTBALL

Worcester, June lit has
been stated by Rev Ferdinand
a. Rousseau, s J., project of
discipline and athletic adviser at
Holy Cross. that although Ford
ham and Georgetown will do
away with the annual football
games, the local Jesuit college
will have a team in the field
next fall A feeling was preva-
lent that because Fordham Col
lege authorities had called off
the annual games. both Holy
Cross and Georgetown would do
likewise.
Such is not the case. however.
according 10 Father Rousseau,
who has assured the students
they will have a team next fall
and will play under the new
changes made by the football di-
reetors. As a result. a tentative
schedule has been drawn up for
the Holy Cross team. and will be
submitted 10 Rev. Thomas E.
Murphy. S. J., president of the
college.
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THE SOFTER SEX.

In DAYS % old when knights were bold,
Fair maidens loved 70 see battle
They liked 70 Tiew the jousts, M told,
And hear the auaors clashing rattle.
II was the I1oper thing. they say,
To kill your rival for your lady;
Zach lover sought 10 find way
To nd the world Of persons chsdy.
Bright eyes grew brighter tier. tbs said,
AT witnessing tho combat CORY;
Nor did maids mourn f0r lovers dead.
II they but died while chasing glory.
So now as then, It's maidens way
To cast her smiles upon the hero;
And those who losa the fght, they say,
VIII find her temperature at zero.
Upon the gTidiron. or the field
Where baseball players sage the strlie
This secret daily Is revealed.
II Is the mystery Of life.
The dainty maiden-cOy, deFnufe-
Who ssems Dame Fortunes favored daughter
Nine times In ten is almost sure
To love the battle sangIine Slaughter.
Tom Akers
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JOHNSON SPARS
With AL KAUFMAN
Colored Champion TipsScaleS
at pa After Boxing.

San Francisco. June 1L-Jack Johnson
weighed 2l4 pounds when he was through
with his boxing to-day. His best bouts
were two two-minute rounds with Al
kaufman. Kaufman aimed many blows
at Johnson's stomach, but he failed TO
land When they were through kaufman
said that the negro had improved since
he fought him and he expressed the
opinion that Jeffries would not be able TO
lay a glove on Johnson. Tomorrow
johnson boxes again and expects to have
a big audience.
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JIM McALEER is REINSTATED;
SOX SECURE GEORGE BROWNE

Special Washington Herald
lis
einstated prior to the battle serappy Jm has
hencefoh refrain from maeatng sweet
and ball penance gang
ing punching Washington
Giant,
National Washington asked for waivers
in 1903 going to he Capital City in May
The Washington herald., 1910-06-12
LEWIS DEFEATS HARRIS.
Severity Furnishes Opponent in First
Round

Paris. June Hilary Lewis beat Sam
Harris. Packey McFarlands sparring
partner in a two-round bout at the
Sale Wagram tonight, winning a purse
of 4.00o.
Lewis inflicted severe punishment on
his opponent in the first round and
floored Harris twice Harris came %
groggy in the second round and promptly
stopped q left drive TO the point of his
jaw when he dropped for good.
This was Lewis last fight in Paris.
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Jack Taylor formerly on the staff of
the Blues, whose list of formerlies rivals
the claims of DR.. Cook. recently attached
the gate at Columbus. Ohio, because
he averred he did not get his'n" from
the Blues management Jack received a
goodby and tarried TO collect. If he
monkeys with Pat Tebeau, he viii re-
ceive "his'n' and not in an envelope.
either
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BROWNS GO TO PIECES.
Athletics Capture ListIess Game by
0-tO-2 Score.

ST. Louis, June list. Louis. after get
ting off in the lead in to-day's game in
the first innings, went all TO pieces from
then on and Philadelphia won IN a walk,
10 2 The visitors did not hit Lake so
hard, but the ragged and seemingly don't
care spirit displayed by the locals was
the main cause of their defeat.
Mack's men got to Waddell for one run
in the ninth on a single and an error by
Truesdale He relieved Lake in the sew
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TV0-base hits-tessler, Street. smith HIS made
of Smith in Is innings; of Scott, in %
innings. Sacrifice hit-Resling. Stolen bases-Un-
glaub. Walsh. Struck out-By Smith. ,: fy Scott.
/; by Rcisling 3. First base on balls-Of Smith.
j; OF Reisling I. Double pay-Purtel 70 Gandil.
Left On bases-Chicag0. 4: Washington. g. Umpires
-Messrs. Connolly AID Dineen. Time Of game-l
hour aud 50 minutes
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At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0: New Orleans 2 Sec
ond game: New Orleans. = Memphis. ;.
At Chattanooga gomeTy. Z: Chattanooga,
At Nashvile-Nsshville. 2 Mobile, / Secohd
game: Nashville. 8; Mobile 0.
At Atlanta-Atlanta. .; Birmingham, (ten in
ninzs; called TO catch uainl
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RESTING IN GOOD FORM;
NATIONALS WIN AGAIN
Chicago White lSOx OutclaSSed on Home Grounds by
to O ScOre-Smith and Scott Batted
Hard-The Game in Detail.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Chicago June 11Batng broadde properly hurled against the
slab endeavors Messrs Smith Scott gave Washington the
ond tilt with White Sox to-day The boys blue hit when
and where they pleased The Duyes lucky grab smac
off Doc Reisng while McAers gang CLEANED total of eleven
afees off the Chicago Smith, the iron man. opposed the
odme college boy the middle OF the SIXTH when he tpped
his spike niurng right ankle Scott then rendered hurting assist
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YANKEES DOWN DETROIT.
Cobb Loses Game by Foolish Base
Running.

Detroit, June u-New York and De-
troit engaged in another nerve-rachng
battle to-day, the Highlanders being on
the right side of a 4-to-3 score.
Vaughn had slightly the better OF the
Tiger youngsteT, in the matter of hits,
but some foolish base running by Cobb,
when he tried 10 stretch three bagger
into a home run. and his attempt to
make a diving catch of VOTERS low
liner. which got through him for a home
run. helped the Highlanders to maintain
fheir lead frnn the start ScnrA.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At Anderson-Anderson. 5; Charlotte. 2.
At Observation-Disclosures. o; spartanbuEg, Sec
ond game: Greensboro 3; Sp9rtanbwg. O.
At acknowledgements, 3; Winston-Salem. !
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
No Games Scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Philadelphia, June li.-Hard hitting.
coupled with Pittsburg's poor fielding,
gave the Phlllies FIVE runs and the game
in the first inning.
Lever, who succeeded Leifeld in the
second. held the Philiies TO two hits in
the remaining seven innings. McQuillan
81.
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"EaIItW IUI oIIIUI ID Lut tIEuIH
tBatted for T. Jones in the ninth
New Y0fk. ................... 0 0 o.
Detroit. @ 0 ! o.
Three base hit-Ccbh Home runs-Wolter. Ciaw-
ford Hits made-Od Stroud in 5 innings Sacr-
fee hit-J0nes. Sacrifice 6y-Nlcriarity. Stolen bases
-Wolter HemphilL Left on bases-New York. s.
First base on balls--0f Stroud l. of Vaughn, >
Struck Jut-By Vaughn. 3; By stroud s. Umpires-
Messrs Egan and Evans. Time Of game-l hour
AMI s. minutes
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

AT Waco-Dalias, 6; Waco. 4.
At san Antouio-Fort Worth. (; San Antonio. l.
At Heuston-Honston, /; Oklahoma City. !
At Observation-Disclosures, 3; Shreveport, ? Second
game. Galyesscn g. Shreveport, 2
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

Al Observation-Disclosures. 2; Yicksburg. q
Second game: Hattiesbirg Yicksburg. Q.
At Greenwood 5; Jackson, 0.
At Yazoo City-Yazo1 City. 3. Meridian. O.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Des Moines-Des Moines. 0; Omaha. Z.
At Sioux City-SiouS City. A. lincoln. Il.
Al Wichita-Wichita. 3; St. Joseph, 0.
At Dsnyer-DenveT. 2: Topeka, s.
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Baltimore-Newark 4; Baltimore, l. Second
game: Newark /; Baltimare. Z
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DnnrilIe. 3. Norfolk. 2

Special to The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, June u.-Danville took q
ten-inning game from Norfolk. to 2.
With three Danville runners on base,
Walsh forced in the winning run by a
| base on balls. Walsh was hit for three
Dagger, a double, and a single in the
fifth inning. Half dozen opportunities
TO bat in runs were lost by Norfolk.
Score:
RHE.
| Dauville. 90 2 Ooo Oi Is
! Norfolk. II 0 o 0 0 ca
/ MISUNDERSTANDING and Laughlini Walsh. Otey
| and NIunson. Umpire-Mr. Davis.
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PHILLIES WIN In
The FIRST INNING
Pirates Poor Fielding Re-
spOnsible for Defeat.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

philadelphia, ,; PittSburg, o.
All the Others-Ratn,
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Richmond. 2, Lynchburg, l.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va, June u.-Richmond de-
feated Lynehburs, 2 to /, In thirteen in
nings this afternoon,
Lynchburg's errors were partly respon-
sible for both of Richmond's runs, while
the locals gave Morrissey perfect sup
port. Score;
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

erty landed in left field. On the contrary
Gessler, also a left-hand batter. slammed
all three of HIS shots 10 right. a fourth
drive off the n. DIS club rolled 10
Gandil.
Groom viii DO the twirliQg for the Ma
Olmsted
The Washington herald., 1910-06-12

Dode Criss, famed far and wide as a
pinch hitter. is ''larruping' the ball at a
IFS clip. a drop Of about 200 points in the
last year.
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At Tolsdo-ToIedo, Il; Minneapolis, /.
At acknowledgements J Kansas City. l.
At is-Indianapolis g. ST. Paul, 3
Al olumbus-Cclunbus, 2; Milwaukee, ;
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ST. Iouis...................l 0 0 0 0 0 IL
TwS-base hits-DaTis. Baker Three-base hits
Murphy. Newman. Sacrifice hit-Baker Double
plays-BaHy 10 LapP; Davis 20 Lamp; Tmesdale TO
Wallace; Hartsel 10 Collins Stolen bases-Collius,
Tnts9ae. Murphy. Heitmulleg ~ Davis. First
base en- bais-Of Lake /; eli Waddeil /; Of
Plank. l. Struck out-Bv Lake, 2; hy Plank 3.
Hits made-Of Lake in innings Left on bases
st Louis, T; Philadelphia g. Umpires-Messrs.
KERN and sheridan. Time Of game-I hour and So
minutes
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Left on bases Philadelphia. 5: PittshurV 3. Bases
On baIls-Off McQuian 2. Struck out-By Leiield
I. by McQulan. 5, BIZ Lever, 3 Two-base hits
Campbell Wagner Sacrifice hit-Grant. Double
ulavs-DO0in 10 Grant: Lever 70 Wagner to Flynn
Wild Tdtch-Leifeld. Jmpires-MessTs. Johnstone
ard Moran Time Of ganae-I hour and g minutes.
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Batteries-MCrTissey and Ccwan; Brandon and
Rowe. Umpire-Nir. Pender. Time Of game-2 hours
and 20 minutes ATTENDANCE Oc0
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Wright Wins at London.

London June n.-Beal S. Wright won
the Kent tennis championship. beating
Barrett rs. 10, I2-lO, O.
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sourH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Acknowledgements, ?: Columbus, 2 (eght in
niugs daTknsssl
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ReisIing TightenE ID.

Singles by Dougherty and Gandil went
for nothing In the seventh. for Chick, -
overruning first. was nailed by Gessler' 5
heave to Unglaub. The next two Sox
were helpless before Reisling. French
booted Gessler's liner after one out in
the eighth, letting Doc" speed to third,
but fast work by Blackburne and Payne
kept the sunstroke specialist from scor-
ing.
With one down in the ninth, Conroy
raped Scott for a Texas Lacquer TO left.
PurteH tossed out Killifer, and Street
doubled 10 left, counting Wild Walsh
batted for White In the SOx's ninth, and
opened with a smack TO center Zeider
took three healthy swings and sat down.
Unglaub grabbed Dougherty's fly. Walsh
stole, but the lights went out when Can
dill DOled to Nillifer.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Observation-Disclosures Game Called.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va, June 1.-THE Roanoke
and Portsmouth game was called to-day
at the end of the fifth inning, with the
score tied. Brilliant fielding and great
pitching characterized the work Of both
sides. Not a single hit for Roanoke and
two for the visitors, with no sacrifice hits
or stolen bases. Score:
ID II Z
The Washington herald., 1910-06-12

At srranton-Scrantcn, !; Utica. G.
Al 9inghamton-Troy. ?; Ringhamt0u, !.
AZ Elmira- Emira o. Albany
At SyTacuse-Syrncuse, e; WilkesbarTe, 0,
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REVENGE FOR PRINCETON.
Yale Is Beaten in Easy Fashion by
6 10 I.

Princeton. June 1.-THE Tigers gained
sweet revenge over Yale to-day, and set
thousands of Princetonians wild when
they beat Yale, before one Of the largest
crowds that has witnessed a baseball
game in Princeton. by the score of TO /.
The game. belonged to Princeton from
the very start. AT no tine did the New
Haven players seriously threaten the
early lead by the Princeton boys. The
series now is a tie. The final game will
be played in New York on June Is. Score:
yalc................--.- 90 0 Q G 0 O. Q
Princeton. ...-...--.... 80 0 0 8 G x--6
Batteries-Freeman. Tolnmers. and Carhart; White
and Dawson. Umpire-Mr. Van Cleeve.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-12

Clean swatting gave the Nationals a.
flying start. With one gone in the open
er. Lelivelt lined TO center and took third
easily when Gessler slashed a double
down the right field foul line. Unglaub's
bounder caught Blackburne of his stride
and the throw retiring Bob at first en-
abIed Lelivelt 10 tally. Unglaub stole,
the round ending when BlackbWne
bagged McBride's fly on the green.
sox Have Solitary Chance.
The Sox had wee opportunity in the
first until Zeider took to flirting with
Streets arm Two Duffyites had fallen
on sky wallops, when zeider walked,
moving 10 second when Dougherty comb
ed a single 10 left field. With Gandil up
Zeider was nailed in an attempted double
steal. Street TO Conroy.
Smith rocked q double to the left field
bleachers with one down in the third
French singled TO right, putting the
pitcher on third, but the daring Charley,
trying to make second, was caught in a
general Marathon along the tow path.
Smith did not have a chance TO score,
and the round terminated with Conroy
retiring White.
It was one. two. three for the Sox until
the seventh. for Reisling was going at
top speed. Smith. too. was holding his
own, though heavily bombarded until the
sixth Lelivelt opened this session,
grounding, Purteu TO Gandil on the
last bali pitched Smith tripped. his
spikes catching In the mound, throwing
the iron man and twisting the ligaments
in his right ankle. The injury may keep
him out of the game for two weeks. Scott
went 10 the rescue. Gessler singled,
Tnglaub fouied TO Payne, and Mcbride
rolled 70 third. Purtell chucking low 10
Zeider in an attempt 10 force DOC. '
Conroy singled TO right. counting Cess
Ter and. on the delayed double steal
Mcbride was upset at home.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, 81 Chicago, o.
Boston at CIeveIand-Rain.
New York. 4; Detroit, ).
Philadelphia, 6; st. Louis, z
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
AMERIcAN ASSOCIATIONS.

/ Fan Rirer-Fan River, 4 New Bedford.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.

TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at st. Louis
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The writer in talking with President
Moves recently was told that the Wash
The Washington herald., 1910-06-12

Totals. 2 Sg7ls )
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-15


IN THE DISTRICT COURT Oh
THE FIRST JUDICIAL DIS.
TRICT OF THE STATE OF NE.
VADA, IN AND FOR HE COUN
TY OF ORMSBY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR
In the Matter of the Estate of
FRANCES EULER
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned has this day been duly APP
pointed and qualified by the District
Court Of the First Judicial District of
the State OF Nevada, in and for the
the estate of Frances euler, deceased.
All creditors having claims against
said estate are required to file the
same with proper vouchers and stat
utory affidavit attached, with the
Clerk of Said Court, within three
months after he first publication OF
this notice, if not they will be barred
by the statute.
Dated this 22d day of August, A. d.
1910.
JOSEPH Z. MULLER,
Executor of the Last Will and Tesla
ment of Frances euler, deceased
Dated this I'D day of August A. d.
I910.
seal) E, O. PATTERSON.
Clerk.
By GEO. w. COMING.
Deputy Clerk.
LEONARD B. FOWLER.
Attorney for Executor
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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os Chamberlnin's Liniment There Is
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Thanking the People.

j. r. Couch returns thanks to the
pubic who have so generously taken
advantage of his piano bargains and
assures them that the piano sale VIII
e'n1nue at the stand ON South Stone.
"''' street Mr. Couch is courteous
and appreciates the calls OF all the
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bis establishment
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One Conductor Who Was Cured

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rs conductor on the Lexington, Ky,
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Ihe grand piano sale by James Il
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south Stonewall street, where those
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Coal. Alfalfa and prairie hay, baled
shueks, ear corn, Alfalfa meal Phone
il.-Weathers Grain Co, South 81.
John 81