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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-01

On last Sunday afternoon a few
of the neighhors assembled at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. S.
Chubb. 1t was the sixtieth birth
day anniversary of Mrs. Chubb, S
brother, John Jones, and a big
freezer of dilicious ice cream was
INDUCED in.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-02

Meets at the Masonic Temple every
&scond Saturday If each month. a. 100
. N. Visiting sisters and brothers are
cordially invited to attend.
CORA = Rf1sfSDELL. ". #.
MARGARET HOWARD. Secv.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-02

Meets every third MonG4y Of eacA
aoptb, at 7:5O ?. m, IN ne Masonic
Temple Visiting sisters and brothers
are cordially invited At attend.
NELLIE ]. STEPHENS. x. v.
ADELAIDE NJ. WEBSTER, Sec =.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-02
OAHU LODGE NC. I. q. Of 2.

Meets every arst ard third Friday at
100 o clock, Pythian Hall corner Berr-
sanla and Fort streets. Visiting broth
ors cordially invited to attend
I'M. JONES. G. G.
o. HETNE, x. Of r & :.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-02
HoNoLuLu AEREE 40, Z 0. Z.

Meets On second
2zS~> and fourth Wednesday
absae1% evening Of each month
Al 1870 Q clock, in Fythi&n Hal. corner
BeTetania and Fort streets Visiting
brothers are invited to attend
". r. RILEY. ". ?.
WV. & v COY. Sec ".
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-02

COURT LUNALILo NO. $500, A. o. r.
Meets every first and third Wednes-
day evenings Of each month, at 7:30 ?.
m, III pythias HaH, corner Fort and
Beretania streets Visiting b9others
cordially invited.
F. j. ROBELID, G r
JAS. K. KAULIA. =. g.. F. :
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-02
COURT CANOES NO. s11o, 4. 0. +.

COURT CAhUES NO sILU, 4 ., 7
Meets every second and fourth Tues
day Of each month, a. 7:30 ?. n, in san
Antonio Hall, Vineyard street Visit
i1g brothers cordially invited AZ attend,
N x. HOOPU, G. 4.
=. PEREIRA. T s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-02
CANOES CIRCLE no. 24o, C. O. F.

Meets every ,econd and fourth Thurs
day of each month, at 80 p. m, in San
Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. Visiting
companions are cordially invited 20 at
tend.
MRS. H. H. WILLIAMS. c. c.
LOUIS 4. PERRY, 7. :.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-02
r,rArrc, rlnnGE NO s1t- 2 Z 4 u.

OCEANIC LODGE NO. 81. ? B a. n
Meets On the last Nordav e sac1
uouth, 1t Masonic Temple, a. 1880 p
=. Visiting brethren a" cordially N.
y5ted at attend.
IA. PALMER X "
". II. GOETI. See Y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-02

Real estate bargains n all parts Of
the city.
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
GEORGETOWN CREW
HAS FINAL SPIN
HilltopperS Primed for Race
In American Henley
Regatta.

GeOrgstOwn-s crew has its last prac-
tice on the Potomac this afternoon in
preparation for the American Henley
regatta. az Philadelphia Saturday.
Since the shake-up CT Sunday Coach
Dempsey has concentrated all his ef-
forts IN getting the eight together in
Its stroke and has made no particular
effort TO force the men as he realizes
therei Is sufficient power in the shell II the
crew wiz hold its form and follow the
high stroke that Carr is expected 60 set
In the race on the SChuyIkiII George
town viii face two strong rivals in Har-
ward and PennSylvania and the race IS
looked upon as the feature OF the re-
Eatta-
Tomorrow the varsity -iU be on the
SchuylkiI for a trial row over the
course,
The Georgetown Prep rowing SQUAD
VII so to Philadelphia with the sa-Si-y
The preps viii row In the interSChoIastfc
race for the Franklin Cup and will have
GnT rivals The Baltimore City COIle-e
and Philadelphia Central High ScnooI
Coach Dempsey has been oe-oting all
his spare time with She preps. Snd the
youngsters go TO Philadelphia ConfIerr
OF making a CTedlt7ble showing n he
most important interscholastic aquatic
event OF the year.
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
AMATEUR DRIVERS
GET GOOD START
Opening Of Speedway Season
marked BY Close Races and
Much Enthusiasm.

WashingtOn's amateur driving season
got start yesterday OH the Potomac
speedway that promises 10 make 1t the
most interesting that has ever been seen
in the Capital
The amateur drivers are taking Al
unusual amount Of interest in handling
the ribbons over their own naEs this
year, and were out ia gratifying num-
be-s for the opening.
Javins' Brothers Robin Hood won
the class 3 race. which was first Oh
the program. II straight heats, the
time being liz and 1.g9- Black Patch
IN. driven by D. J. Mccarthy, vas
second.
Alto Dewey won the second and third
heats Of the colt troJ. losing the fiTsc
10 Palm Cozine.
Bedford Boy Won the third event in
straight heats. with Fair Nancy second.
DIT. Chase, driven by Goodacre, won
the first heat OF the free-for-ali, but
was set bacI- for making too wide a
turn, and f-iidewood eventually won
the race
Russell G OOk the half-miie trOt from
David s. in straight heats.
Gold Pebble won the last event. Cen
tie John spelling his chances by break
ing
There viii % a meeting OF the Road
Drivers and Riders Association in the
parlOrs Of tn Metropolitan Hotel next
Tuesday AZ : p NJ
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
DE ORO IS WINNER
OF BILLIARD TITLE
Defeats HuestOn In Final
Block for Three-CuShiOn
Championship.

NEW YORK. May E-AIf-edo De
O-0 IS again tie worlds tEree-cushiOn
billiard champion and The holder CT
the Jordan Lambert trophy
lu the final block OF points II his
challenge match with the hoId.nE cham
piou- Thomas A Hu6ston, at Doyle :
Academy, last night, De Oro defeated
the younger PLAYER - points 70 3. max
iug the total Tor the match 30 points 20
S-NtE-tlrre innings and vas cI1elE re-
u1rkabI5 Tor the battling safety tactics
OF De ono The method % the winning
player was open tC some criticism on
the part OF .le yUlJyheTS- as He seemed
70 play not so much 60 count on his
comDIIshiUE the CarruUz- At nearly
every turn HIesroD found bis cue bail
huEEinE 20 the rs-L
TO hold his Eouors remains 20 De seen.
as a former champion, Lloyd JeFne. OF
salt Lake CITY poSteI a challenge ana
viii meet De Dro within the stipulated
sixty days i1 the academy where the
/ title changed hands last night
/ AS De ORC played the cushion iu his
| final block his counts were scattered
/ and Of small size HISS best effort was
: run OF in his ufrE-tIiTd inning.
/ duestOn's best run was ,. made in his
I fifty-fifth inning. in the inning before
/ that Hueston brought OF the dazZliuC
/ shot OF the match. q doubling OF the
( cushions at the short end OF the table
I OF a reverse English shot. II this
/ inning he made 3, all OF which were
/ good shots
As an offspring of the championship
/ match Eddie FoE. the comedian and
/ the professional. John DAILY. got into an
! argument, and they are TO meet IN a
/ 3 70 the professionals % points for a
/ ecod-sized wager.
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
LETS UP
IN HIS TRAINING
Cuts Rough Work Because
of That Sore Shoulder.
Likes Rickard.

JEFFRTES TRAINING CAMP.
ROWARDENNAN, Cal, May 19-De-
spite his holiday Of yesterday Jeffries
decided TO take things a bit easy today.
His shoulder IS q trif7e sore from -he
effects Of the new crop OF bOIIs ISaU
developed q few days ago and. while
he VIII 90 through mild training rou-
tine, rough wCTk viii be cut out of the
schedule
Jefries this morning denied that rhs
visit OF Eddie Graney yesterday had
any significance
"Graney merely paid the camp 4
friendly visit said he He assured
me that he did not feel hurt because We
objected TO him as third man IN tie
ring. In fact. he declared he had rather
not serve As TO the report that Rick
q I'd would withG-aw " IN favor OF Cfrantv
there is absolutely no foundation for
such g story I consider the referee
question settled
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
Consolation Singles.
PAY DUES
OR LEAVE CLUB

NEW YORK Nav ls-It - likely that
Jae New York Athletic Club riI be
minus several or its athletes before the
first Of next month. The cIub officials
have sent a letter 20 every one OF its
athletic members demanding that they
nay their yearly dues on or before Mav
. or suffer the penalty OF being dropped
from the roll.
Although the dues for athletic mem
bers amounts 10 only SO some OF the
bows take exception TO this ard say that
tney will resign first They declare that
their UroEess brings honors and trO-
phies 10 the club, ard that they should
not be taxed
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
JOHNSON BOXES
WITH PARTNERS
Goes Seven Rounds Ii Fine SWIe.
Reduces Weight Next
Week

SAN FRANCISCO, May Is.-Jacz
johnson boxed with Sparri1g Partners
George Cotton and Dave Mills today, It
being the first tire the coIored heavy
weight had donned the gloves since
sunday
johnson went four rounds with Cot
ton and three rounds with Mills. and
the sparring was Of a lively character
Cotton g. probably the mos suitable OF
all JOhnSOn's Sp1TrIDC partners. ~ ne
goes at the big fighter deterninedly ana
Is willing 20 take punch for the
chance Of landing one
Joansou's work as 1sJ-aI was watched
BY large crowd Beginning nexf week
Johnson viii begin TO take on wefzht.
nd he expects % be close 20 his fghf-
Ing weight within thirty days He also
mapped hiTSeif out nard road W--E
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
Canes TO-DAY

Capital City League-AIoysias VS..
Marines tezhibi,ion game
Departmental League-AgTicuIture
VS. Navy
Sunday School League-HamIine vs..
Peck
Marquette L.eague-G. P. o. vs.. Hy-
gieuic Laboratory
Independence League -Twining vs.
Manhattan
Commercial league - EeraId vs.
Berry & Whitmore.
Bankers League-COmmerciaI vs.
American Security
Southern Railway League - No
game scheduled
Suburban League -Noo5burn VS..
Pe-W0Tth.
Terminal Railroad Y NJ g A
League-Trainmen Us. Southern Rail-
way
Olympia Lszgue-TenIeytoun vs..
Olives
CoIored Departmental League-G.
P O vs. POst0fflce-
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
ST. MARTINS NINE
NOT IN LEAGUE
Club Will Not Be Admitted
to independence Circuit
Until Next Meeting.

Although ST. Martins niEe was sup
TOsed 90 have played its initial game
IN the Independence League yester-
day afternoon. the team has not az yet
he@n officially accepted into the cir
cuit.
Action viii not be taken in this d
rcction uEtil next Wednesday even
ing at the monthly meeting OF the
league- Just where the management
found its authority 10 replace tae
ADVENT nine cannot os determined 7
might. be the result or an error b.
ihe scc-sr, who was perhaps ulisled
cy some unkncwing one. and then
ag2a tee mana ger o. the Advent
team may have taken f. upon himself
10 hand over the franchise without
the consent OF the board OF man
ayers OF the league
There IS hardly q doubt but thaf ST.
Martins viii be awarded the fran
cfise az the coming meeting. but Il
seems that some one has oversiepped
his authority
Wien ST Martins enters the Inde-
Peadsacc League. replacing Advent.
al Of the present players viii be re-
tained ord a number OF other ANA
teur men added Among these viii
be Vic BieIaslEi. one or the most
capable and popular PLAYERS IN this
section he VIII probaSly hold down
q position n the infeId-
The Midway Capital City League
management seems 30 have U1eerthcE
an exceptionally strong tairler in Jones
who held Navy Yard 20 three scattered
hits II yesterdays game
Lack OF pitching material has proved
. the downfall Of the team Ia past EaU=s.
and nov that a reliable LwiTle- has
been discovered. the team should make
rapid strides toward tEe front
Il Is not often rhat a team can 7riu
out IN the last Two sessions with the
opponents eight runs IL the lead How
ever this IS the feat accomplished Jy
ment yesterday afternoon The express
men scored eleven rU-s in two innings.
taking advantage o. balloon asCer-
I sion on the part of the entire opposi sir z
squad, prominent among the many. he
I pitchers.
Yum" MoreIsnd played hts first game
as q member OF Commerce and LzJ9r
I - Departmental League yesterday az
cerncon- and mace = crediJabIe showing
behind the rubber The veteran player
team
TIE management OF Midway Athletic
Club reports encouraging progress on
the excursion 10 Colonial Beach next
[ sunday Tickets are selling Ike no
/ cakes and Indications point 10 a record
/ breaking crowd
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
Standing Of the Clubs
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdar's Results

Capital City League-Midway, :;
Navy Yard. .
Departmental League - PostofhCe.
3 Commerce and Labor. ..
Sunday School eague-Anacostia,
IS, T.anE5ou- .
Commercial Eeague-Andrews 9.
Hechts- Corrected
Marquette esgUe-Diamond A g..
., Fenssan Ofdce. L
E,aukers' LeaEue-R5g gEs, Il. Wash
irgton Loan and Trust Co. 10.
Suburban League - ut Pleasant,
% Silver Spring, j.
Independence Laague-St Martins.
Q. Nassau, u
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ c. A.
Leagge-Adams, IL Car Department.
g.
Olympia League - Prospect. l..
Northeast, g.
Coi0Ted Departmental LeaEUe-In-
terror, 20; G. P O.. =
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
STAIR CLIMBING MARATHON.

The feat Of A P ConnOr. an electrical
engineer IN the Treasury Department,
who ran up and down the Washington
monument steps n thirteen minutes and
ten seconds is the talk OF the clerks
Of the department today.
ConnOr challenges any bold opponent
10 beat his mark
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
Touchard and johnson Ex-
pected to Fight 1t Out
In Singles.
CARD
THIS AFTERNOON
Mixed Doubles and Mems and
Women's Singles TO Be
Decided.

Some or the best te-nls o. the present
tournament Is expected on the courts %
the Chew Chase Club this afternoon
The mixed doubles are frst on tee
program and n addition 10 these the
V=c1eu's singles and the mems singles
VIII also draw ont classy fields thax are
expected 30 attract one Of the largest
crowds that has thus far attended the
tournament.
Among those vho have followed the
play closely the opinion is that the finals
Viu be a match between ToGchard ane
Jo1nscr- but IN order 20 reach this the
latter Viu have to dispose Of James this
Afternoon This match is scheduled for
g o'clock
Fast Play IN Order.
Fast nI5v wa ire order yesterday.
Washinrton's hest society Sas well rep
resented En- the large crowd ard ire
PLAYERS received every encoUraE cement
for their best work
Summaries Of yesterdays contests
follow.
Mems s;ngles-Third round.
Hshau c. McCjuug. 81. -. Johnson
a Gordon -, s., 80 James d HIS,
H-f. g.
Women's sinzIes-second round.
Miss Winner D. Miss Chew. s.. 60,
Mss Bryan d. Miss McCook, - 81;
Mss Turle &. Miss Meredith. S-6. IS
& 81
Mems doubles-Secoad round
Ael-e2n-tTore q Casseis-Nev- bold, s.
E 50 Mahan-JChnson d. Wood-Co,e. 81
3 Go
Mixed doCbies-First round.
Miss Meredith and Nj Hacket: q
! Miss LcCOok and Ar Dunlop 6-f. s-7
tflEr Schroeder and S5r g FfacEctf q
Mss Chew and Mr.. Harrison -. &c
E-.- Miss Bryan and Mr.. James Miss
E Se-bert and Mr. Dels. - Sd 6-5
Mss Downing and 1T. Touchard D. Sfr
F ana Mrs Sadlier. g. -
/ Consolation Singles
/ Drawings for the consultations n The
men s singles follow
Davis vs. Stead Brown vs. De.s
/ smith VS. Hsckett; Wiley vs. CasseIs
COunel Us Gore EoreLead vs. Cake
! SadlieT vs. Frailv- Poe IS Wood Bye
Z Fischer-JranL- SadGer VS. Harrison -
HzCkect-
The tournament will close tomorrow
when the Marine Band VviIl be present
Z 70 add 10 the attractiveaess of the oc.
3 -asicu-
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
HIGH SCHOOL MEET
ENTRIES ANNOUNCED
Five institutions Will Com
pete In Games At
Georgetown.

With representatives, OF each of the
five schools. making up more than
100 entries. the annual sprins meet
Of The high schools % this city will
be held at Georgetown Field Saturday
afternoon at $50 o'clock.
on the program are au even d0zel
events Because o. the cas-" mannev
lu which Central rOmDcd away wltl
tie Lass few sets o. games u was
fearcd that there might De a fallin Z
of in interest. but instead tue li5L Ot
athletes was cOnsidera bly, larger Tha q
usual wneE entries were closed yes
Ths drawback in tHe past has been
the absence Of proper Geld on
which 10 compete. but this year the
vfted the schools 10 Georgetown Field
aHd Capt John Martin, OF Ilc Blue
and GRAY fleid and track squad viii
FIRST. ssccad and third places wiz
count. and q. the school king the
/ largest score wall 20 the champion
g hip trophy cTr-
The Entries.
The entries follow
lop-y ard dash.
Tech-StOeEeT. TiFa-L
Wes5eru-Guy, Upmau-
Ccntral-Eeuter, Dewey, Robinson.
Kelly.
fa-t ard az SN. junior
Centrally. Pollard. T. Pollard.
WCsreru--Ad dams. Holden
-o-yard hurdles
Westeru-C pman-
Business Fsridgct. r. Ba-is-
Ceurai-EeIley. Rawlius. H-a-
Tera-Iev-. SautmcECr5 motifs
SS1-yaTd ruD-
Eastern flzsc.
( Tech-FIaiglt. SNOW. Lahouey-
Nestern-Barc-aU Church. GuT-
B-siuess-Smltn. Thompson
Central-Supplce, Mckinney
44s-yGrd run
E-asteru-Ehsse-
Tech-Tlral. TeW-
( Bone. Barclay Tanner
BIisiuess-F- Davis Shore
I Centrsl-Reuter, Hamilton. Robinson
] --0-vaTd DASH
/ Eastern-J- Roper. Chase
/ Tech-ThraU. Douuell--
J TFpzfern-rlgue. Tanner. uu-au-
! RuSire-s-Scott. MARKS. r. Davis
Central-Eeuter. Dewey, Robinson
KELLEY
/ 1-uiIs ruu-
/ Teck-ffcvva-d. Hurd- Santmeyer-
West2ru-EoheE-. Hunter
Certral-SuppIee- Mckinney. Lawrence
/ --niie relay senior
Business-Bridzett Scott, Shore. F.
Cenj.rai-Reuter. Robinson. Kelley
Hamilton. H-H-. CuIum.
/ Pole vault
Tech-8Torris.
/ WeSteru-Guv. Holden
BGSiuEN-SEaW
/ CsntraI-Hamntor. Hunt, spe.de-
/ shot pJr-
/ Tcch-NcCarthy-
/ Western-Tauuer, SC-o6eld-
( CentraI-Sprausy-- KELLEY Prince. Hale
/ Hoffman
/ EFiEh jump
TecE-IeE
/ WesteTu-Leetch. FoTle.
] ueSS-SlaW-
{ CeutrsI-CUrrie. Kelley Rich. CUliuT
I Broad Jump
/ Tech-Doruclly Hu-d, Weldon
B-SiweSs-
! CentraI-BeUJer. Hamilton. Hunt
The Officials.
/ Rcferee-Johu Martin. Georgetown
/ Starter - Thomas Smith George
/ town
/ clerk Of cCurse-W- p Bowie. O,
| A A L
/ Judges at the huish-Nr. Smith. OF
/ Technical High. Hr- Alden. or Cenrra.
High Nr Mathews. Of Western High
TimeTs-1Ir William Brennan. O
1 Georgetown. AR Craudall Business
/ High. Thomas Kirby, Georgetown.
Judges OF deId events W Mat
I tern. Of Technical EiEh. and l. Y
/ IL.ampsou. OF Central High
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
GIANTS WORRY BRUSH.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Nav I9-The
condition Of John p. Brush owner Of the
Giants. was considerably worse vescsr-
DAY he seems 10 live only for the sue
cess Of his team and It's slump down the
percentage c. lUmn is having the worst
possible effect ON the sick man He Is
Worrying -ery much. and al II the ply
siciaus' efforts 70 make him raiiv frofn
the dssrondenCy il which he has fallen
are frUitleSs-
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
HEDGES TRADING
MINOR LEAGUERS
After Involved Transaction He Gets
Pat Newman, Of Houston.
IeyaS


ST LOUIS. No. May 1e.-Fresiden-
Hedges. OF the St Louis Americans, has
traded Second BaSeuan TrueSda1e and
First BaSeman Sal-u, Of Louisville.
- hOm be is 20 set from Louisville for
AbsIciu- They VIII most likely 90 10
F=c5Istaa IN exchange for Pat Newman.
The Houston Singer rs01rrS Nav .
when = Q Browns return
The Washington times., 1910-05-19
SEND DEMMITT TO MONTREAL

NEW YORK Nay I9--The s. Louis
American League club has released
OUJnelder Ray DemuliJt, who was win
the New York Americans last year. TO
the Montreal Eastern League team.
The Washington times., 1910-05-19

Maybe the astronomers nave alli7e--fA'-t-
the meteoric sDuIt Of the washington
bal team for the comet
That comets tail had about as much
substances as the vaporinss Of Charley
Murphy
One Of the AFFLICTED heroes Of the pres
sent day is Bob UuSlaub- lie Is suffer
ing from some sort OF trouble IN his loot
and can't tell NEcthcr IL is rheunia-
tism or a sprain- He has an idea that
the foot has ben put out Of oraer by his
work AT rrst base He thinks IL
fact that more first basemen have had
trouble with their feet this year than
was ever known BET 1re. and il Is barely
possible that Us.SiaCD needs rest his
running after he made his tWo-Dagser
IL the hfJh inning yesterday and was
thrown out tryinE 20 make II a triple
Indicated that there was something
wrong
Three out OF four from Cleveland
Nashin-loa-s Indian sign on that ciuu
IS working better Jlan ever
II anything happens TO I-usla-5, who
vii play hrstg Tom Crooks has LETT
for jersey City, ana He was tle only
man on the team who made a profes-
sion Of having played that position
MANAGER AICAIeer was asked about the
matter this morning. and said that he
really did not know what ne would DO
If Robert were to bump into q bunch
OF spikes, or otherwise be temporarily
put out Of business He plays along
from day 10 dav with such regularity,
whether feeling well or 40, that the
management and the fans have rather
forgotten that lie IS only human after
all. ard subject 10 the laws OF cause
and effect If he is struck by an auto
mobile or hooks his foot into the bas
the wrong way when sliding
Times have changed So far. TO press
agent mas produced a chorus girl Who
broke into spear carrying when "a
prominent society woman as referee
for the Jefries-JohEson bout
Let US bear in mind that the Wash
11gton bail team has Won four out Of
the last hve games, and has lost but one
game in the nine days since May 10
ThiS IS record which any club in the
league might be proud Of Tor the same
period, and If anything Ike Il B. kep-
Up Washington IS going 70 have q crack
al the top Of the second division The
team IS going along al nice, smooth
gait, having some Eood luck but also
having its share OF siaps from evl for
tune. 50 that in the matter of gifts
from the gods il IS about on d par with
It's opponents
Laioie made liEe hits IN the four
games TWO Of them doubles Strangely
enough only Two OF those hits figured
"a the run-setJing. They were on Tues
DAY, when his two singles drove home
the only two runs Cleveland made, and
won the game
johnson, Reislins and Groom won
from Cleveland and Dixie Walker lost
close contest, in which only the
genius OF LajOie in hitting wide balls
beat him. All four OF these pitcher
showed the best samples rHcv have
lad since the first two weeks OF the
season, and there is al sorts o.
ground for hope GrC0m's return 10
form IS especially noteworthy His
great fault has been WiIdueSs but in
long and trying struggle YESTERDAY.
with a club that needed the most care
ful treatment, he old not give a pass
make Wild PIN, D. hit q batter or
overthrow base This was an as
tCnisling feat fer him, b-t the fans
The Washington times., 1910-05-19

L would be very easy 10 tell in one
Wcrd Of four letters what kind OF
comet u-at was
The Washington times., 1910-05-19

Maybe the astronomers have mistaken
the meteOrlC sDuIL OF the " aSt'lIls lsA0i-
bal team for the comet