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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-22
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WALNUT GROVE

Miss Blonda Broascke left Friday
for her home at Gaylord.
Mrs. ViIwock Of Tracy spent the
first of the week in town.
Mrs. Henry Tillisch spent Sunday
with her people north of Revere.
Miss Ida Danielson came up from
Mankato Friday for few DAYS va
cation.
Miss Meta Gooth of Sleepy Eye
spent a few days last week with
Miss Cora Bjore.
Mrs. d. A. Malloy and sister, Miss
Moe Larson, returned from St. Paul
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Oscar Tillisch has been enter
tanning her sister. Miss Altman of
st. Peter this week.
Mrs. Booth and sister. Miss Hast
brook, left last Wednesday for
Grundy Center, Iowa.
Mrs. F. w. Schauer, children and
L. Garlock and wife returned from
Los Angeles Thursday.
Mesdames Daley ard Swoffer
gave parcel shower for Miss At
lanta Anderson Friday evening.
Mesdames Olson, Fleske. Egge
and Salker gave linen shower for
Miss Atlanta Anderson Saturday
oxyor;nor
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-22

Daniel Mckay lost one Of his best
work horses week or ten days ago.
Neil Mckay was a passenger to
the twin cities the first Of the week.
He goes as a delegate to the Repub-
lican convention.
Miss Roberta Rogers was seriously
i'll last week. having both measles
and pneumonia. AT this time
seems improving.
Mrs. John Hines and two children
left last Thursday to make a couple
of weeks visit with the parents of
Mrs. Hines and Jenkins.
Milton Piersol has gone over into
Renville county to do up what farm
ing there is to be done there. He is
now employed by VIM. Dreyer.
The ladies' aid society of the Luth-
eran church will be entertained at
the home of Mrs. o. H. Peterson
Friday after noon June the oath.
Daniel Mclean and daughter
Anna. drove over from Redwood
Falls last week Tuesday, Mr.. Mclean
returning in the evening. while his
daughter remained for a longer
visit.
The ladies of the missionary socie-
ty are planning to go to Renyille to-
morrow, Thursday. to meet with
Mrs. DR.. Francis, who was a very
active member Of the society when
living here.
John McMurchie, j. M. Stewart,
C. ]. Scott. James Mckay. William
Steele, H. C. Engeman. Lud Flore
and Ed. Boehm Jr. took in the car
nival at Wood Lake the middle of
last week.
E. G. Pomroy and d. r. McCor-
quodale represented the village of
Delhi, and Neil Mckay. F. M. Stro-
mach and j. A. johnson the Town Of
Delhi, at the Republican Convention
at Wabasso last week.
Harvey Heath of Tanlarack, this
state, former Delhi boy. is visiting
his many companions of other days
in and about Delhi. Harvey says
his fathers health for some time
past has been quite poor.
j. M. Stewart says they ate new
potatoes from their garden last Fri
day, June 18th. for dinner. Now il
you had new potatoes previous tc
that time speak up. otherwise We
shall consider this the first.
Harold Myers and the Misses Vera
Kienzler and Mary Carbert are chos-
en- as delegates to represent the C
E. society at the district convention
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-22
Hubbard-DaWS Co.
OUTFITTERS
Redwood Falls Belview
The BEGINNING.

he Beginning.
"How many stars can you seer she
asked.
~Two more than you," he said.
"How do you make that out?' she
asked.
II can see your eyes," he said.
And that was the beginning of it all.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-22

Audacity.
With audacity one can undertake
anything, but one cannot accomplish
everything Napoleon.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
NEW MEN FOR GEORGETOWN
Two Star Backfeld Men Join the
Squad.
First Real Game OF Season TO-mor-
row with Washington College
ms the Exponent.

After Sundays day of. the George.
town football squad got down again e
hard work yesterday. the evenings prac-
tice consisting OF a long signal drill OF
the two first elevens and later ending VI
by fierce scrimmage OF fifteen minutes
during which the varsity scored once on
the scrubs, when Kerwin fell on the ball
behind the scrubs goal. after Fury had
gotten OF an on-side kick.
The men all came out OF the Saturday
game in good condition.
Two new men showed up yesterday, who
will no doubt add great strength 10 the
already large squad. These were Walsh
and Brennan. both OF whom have had
some experience in football previous 10
coming 10 Georgetown. The latter IS out
for full back. which position he played on
high school team in Michigan He
weighs $50 pounds and is very fast. Walsh
is out for half back Word was received
yesterday from Carrigan, that ne left
for Georgetown last Friday. and as he
comes from California. he should be here
10 witness the GeOrgetown-Was hlngton
College game on Wednesday.
Coach Nelson got of something new
in yesterdays scrimmage when he
started basketball game between men,
bers OF the squad 10 increase their wind.
In the evening he conducted a class.
each man going through the signals with
eleven beans.
Manager Joliat has made all arrange
ments for handling a large crowd on
Wednesday, when football followers viii
be able TO witness the first real game OF
the season Georgetown lining up against
Mike Thompsons Washington College
eleven al 1 o'clock on the West End
grounds.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
WESTERN WORKING HARD.
Football Squad Musters Twenty
fOur-First signal Drill.

Western High schools football SQUAD
had a taste of signal practice for the
first tine Yesterday. and they showed
Capt Garner what they were made OF
when they lined up against the second
team.
Although Western is light. they are
very fast and quick 10 fathom the other
sides play. The team has been at a
great disadvantage. as they had no one
TO coach them. Curley Byrd has been
up there a couple Of times. and what
he taught them they have mastered and
learned perfectly
Manager Krenzlen has twenty-four
men out for practice. and hopes 10 turn
out a championship team The men who
reported for practice are: Garner, right
half back: Upman. left half back; Shoe
maker or Krenzlen. full back Barclay.
quarter back; Hunter and Brooks.
guards; Frederick. Taggart, Bradley, and
Larkin, tackles; Peck. Stone. Smith, Las
cola, Adams, and Brady. ends.
For the second team Smith, LRscola,
and Adams have been making a fine
showing in practice. and a few regulars
may lose their Jobs before the champion
ship series starts. Upman, who will do
the punting this year, has been sending
the ball forty and forty-five yards at a
time.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
Big VOTE POLLED
In BASEBALL RACE
Deluge of Coupons Brings
Changes in Standing.

AS the end OF The Washington Herald S
Worlds Series Popularity Contest draws
near, the battle-of ballots becomes more
intense. Yesterdays vote was the heaviest
since the contest opened and several big
changes occurred among the leaders.
bill" McCauley. OF the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing. added over $500
10 his total, and went from fifth TO third
place. S. NJ. Howe. OF the Navy Yard
car barn. put In over $500 votes and
jumped from tenth TO fifth In the race.
One OF the most important gains was
made by J. A. Giovannoni over 1850
votes were cast for him and he moved
from eleventh TO eighth position. Thomas
j. Leonard, OF Anacostia. who is looked
upon as one of the dark horses. was
credited with over 4,SOO votes and moved
up three pegs
The standing Of the contestants will
appear each morning until the contest
closes. The following is the standing up
10 P. m. yesterday:
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and a half furionss: Sci
wick. ll3 (GOOse). to /. won: Follie Levy. lis
tknapp, II to %. second Emperor William. lis
CWarren), 10 20. third. Time, 95 3-5 Ben Double
Dominis Arvi Ada Meade. Gypsy King Tottie
Beraud. Christia. Star Venus, and Galley Slave
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fiye and half f1rlongs: Sir
Dawn III (Austin, to J. won; Fair Star. IL
tAI0Untainl, 10 10 l. second; Old Boy liz Powers
to 3. third Tine ! 0S Star Blaze Embelljsh
Tahoe. Detect Hazel Burke, Euclid Rompie. and
Senator Hubble also ran.
THIRD RACE-Aiie and twenty Yards Salian.
g martini, Is TO l. w0n Claudia IS (Moore) 10
s. second; Zahra, IS (Thomass TO s. third Time
AZ Ferreno, Indian Maid Rice Grain, Icarian,
Diction, Royal Report, Hatchiecoon and Tom Big
bee also yan.
FOURTH RACE Six farlorgs: Tim Pippin. III
CGoosel, TO 2, won; Harrigan. liz (ThomasD. | 10
s. second; GlOTiO. ll6 (Koernerl, to s. thiri
Time, ll3 Is Tony Bonero, HandZaretta and
School Mann also ran.
FIFTH RACE-FiTe and a half .tirloprs. He,-
tagon. los tke0ghl. II 20 s. won; Bobby Bower
100 Reid 10 s second Exenaplar, 100 (Koerner1
to l. third Time los rs Pit Pat. Ruby
knight, Delaney Scarlet, Pimpernel. Robert Br,ee
Nan Ferguson, Ilwalania, Labcld, Fairy Story and
james Ne also ran
SIXTH RACE-Mile and twenty yards: Mamie
Algol. los (Warren), 10 l. won; Hans, Il2 Goose
2 TO ., second; Queen Marguerite. III Martini II
70 10. third. Time. la 81. Peter Fender. Pirate
Diana. Miami. Omamosa Louis X and The Earl
also an. DaTy was left at the post
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
CUBS ARE BEATEN
BY REDS, 8 TO 3
Zimmerman Raps the Ball
Over Fence Twice.

Cincinnati. O., Oct 3-The Reds de-
feated the new champions this after
noon to 8 Phelan's hitting counted
largely in the run getting. Zimmerman,
who will cover second base in Evers'
place in the worlds series. pade two
of the most wonderful hits ever made in
baseball The first ball Suggs pitched
to him in the first inning he hit over
the centerfleld fence. and again in the
third inning. he hit over the left field
fence. In nine years no player has ever
hit the fences here on the fly He came
near duplicating again IN the eighth in
ming
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
c. U. STARTS WORK.
Nine OF Last Years Football Vete-
rams Report for Practice.

The Catholic University football team
held its first practice yesterday on the
University Field. Only the Hghtest
work was attempted. such as falling on
the ball. kicking. and catching punts.
Among the old men who reported were
Hackman. Dempsey O'Donnell, DAILY.
Valadi. and Greer. The new men who
reported are Zachary. who is out for
quarter; Emerson. for guard: Edwards.
for end; Riyerro and Hines. who are
out for positions In the line.
Tobin. O'Keefe. and Casey. OF last
years team, viii be out in uniform to-
day. and will greatly strengthen the
team, as they have had considerable
experience.
The university has obtained James
Johnson as coach and lie Matt as
trainer. both OF whom are working hard
TO round the team into championship
form when the season opens.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
Giant. Deny They Were Beaten.

The Washington Giants. colored cham
pions of the District, emphatically deny
the statement published by the Asbury
Browns that the game played at Capital
City League Park went to Asbury The
umpire was forced TO suspend play and
call the game before the last half OF ar
inning was played. thereby revert
ing the innings back even. making the
score stand 2 10 In favor of the Giants
The Giants are particularly anxious to
play the Browns a series OF games for
the championship.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
Preliminary Round for District Title
at Bachelors Courts

The preliminary tennis round at the
Bachelor Club for the District cham
pionship yesterday resulted in some
spirited tennis and several surprises.
The first round will be played TODAY
starting al O'clock.
The summaries follow:
Howard defeated Churly. &c, e-a
W. f. Doyle Won from W Doyle by default
T. Gould defeated c. H. Shenk Ga 81. rs
+. Hoffman defeated II. Lanshurg 6-s. ell
c. ". Willis beat q. J., Alisburg Ga e-i.
c. r. Green defeated X. Tracy s-g. 6-2
". B. lizard defeated c. y. Nible. 81. 50
T. J. Bates defeated Il. ]. Floaney 6-3, IS
BTitton defeated II. +. Lerch. 60. O..
W. 3. Mclean defeated II. Farley, 80. 50 6-s
G. A Fisher defeated H. A. Gregory, Go, ell
P. a. S. Cake defeated Il. a. Grove, 60, 80, 60
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
GIANTS vANQUISH DOVES.
Win In Tenth ON Wilson's Double
and CrandaII's Single.

Boston. Oct. 3.-The Giants trimmed the
Doves again to-day, but were forced to
go ten innings before they put the win
ming run over. Crandall doing the trick
with single, following Wilson's double
two being out al the time. The Boston
team gained an early lead and maintain
ed until the eighth inning when Brown
went to pieces and the visitors tied the
score Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.
GEORGETOWN A. c. Wins.
All games TO date.

For the second time this season the
Seaton A. c. met, defeat al the hands OF
the Georgetown Athletic Club on Nc
Deyitt's Field yesterday The feature
Of the game was the pitching OF Beach
for the winners. who had seventeen
strike-Outs 10 his credit. Home runs by
Burke and Hiileary helped in the scoring,
men being on bases when each hit was
made Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
Olympia A. C. Has Football Team

The Olympia A. C, considered 10 be the
best football eleven in the District. has
been nodded together by Coach Swami
after weeks OF practice. This team would
like to hear from all others averaging 100
pounds. The back field is composed of
Goebel: quarter back; Allen, left half
back; Thornett, full back and Phillips,
right half back. Dougherty, Koontz, and
Wrenn have given their services and have
added great strength to the line. If any
one would like TO tackle this bunch OF
athletes, address Lewis Goebel. 2l5 Ninth
street northeast
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
The score.

Runs-Milier a.. Lobert. CoTcoFan. Mcmillan. lin
norman 81. Three-b base Zimmerman. Holman
Home Un-Zimmeunan q. Left On bases-C Cincinnati.
s. Chicago. I. Double plays-McIean N Mcmillan.
suggs to Mcmillan 70 Hobby. Struck out-By suggs
Z; By Weaver s Bases balls-Of suggs. /.
OF Weaver, 3 Hit by piteher-By Snggs, 2; by
Weaver, J. UmpiTes-Messra. Brennan and O'Day.
Time Of game-I hour and 70 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04

I1Il'- fIolfFT, EnsIe. FuTteI, Madden. Han.
stunk. Lord, Collins %. Houser Murphy "a Barry
Lett on bases-P Philadelphia = BOSTON, 4 Bases on
oalls-oh Dygert, 3; OF Han. g. Struck ou;-By
llyeert, 5; by Hall. t. Three-base hits-Enge, Han
Two base hits-Madden Barry. Stolen bases-Hoorer
strinE. Collins %. Double plays-COllins 20 Hotser;
Engle TO stahl; Baker 10 Collins TO Houser Hin BY
ntoheT-Hy Hall l; by Dygert. 2 Wild pteh-HaIl.
tmIares-MessFs. Connolly and Egsn. Time OF
gams-l hour and Sc minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
GOLDEN JOINS PREPS.
Star Half Back Returns 10 George
town school.

town school.
The Georgetown Prep football SQUAD
received a boost yesterday afternoon
when Golden. last years star half back.
returned to practice. The big fellow was
the most consistent ground-gainer for
the embryos last season, and his pres
ence in the back field this year will
mean much TO the Blue and Gray lads.
making a great running mate 10 Mar
rum, who is playing a fast game at
half this season.
The youngsters at the hilltop are
working hard these days. and the early
squad, which was very discouraging
has developed into more than thirty
husky candidates, with whom Capt
Larkin expects TO make a fight for the
scholastic championship OF the district
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
AUTOMOBILE NEWS.

DR.. Kingsman returned Monday from a
trip to Frederick in his new Paige-De.
troit and spoke very highly Of the con
dition OF the roads
l. C. Barber and party had a very en-
joyable trip through adjacent Maryland
in his 1911 model Parry roadster. The
roads were very dusty in some spots. but
were not bad.
Henry Cunningham and party returned
Sunday morning from an extended trip
visiting New York, Atlantic City, and
many places along the way. They were
not able TO remain In New York to see
the Vanderbilt races. and left there sat
urday morning. The trip back was with
out incident
The Sims Motor Company reports the
sale Of a 1911 model 20 Haynes touring
car TO J. T. Exnicios.
The Automobile Club viii tonight hold
a meeting of the board to determine
What action they VIII take In reference
10 the proposed removal of the clubs
quarters TO Randle Highlands.
The Motor Sales Company will unload
their first shipment OF 1911 model Moon
cars to-day toy tonneau body 80"
and torpedo body. 80" ars included
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04

Runs-Byne. Leach ~. Casey %. Higgins. Now
rey. Two-bass hits-HoWTcT. Lfach. Three-base hit
Casey. Sacrifice hit-AbbOtt Double pavs-Afc-
kechne 10 Miller TO Wagner; Miller 70 AickeChY.ie
BeS,her 10 konetshS Stolen haseS-Abbott Miller
higgins, First base on bslls-Od Hesrn >. OF
Adams, .. Struck uut-By Hean, 5; by Adams 6
Left on bases-St. Louis. s. Pittsburg s. Umpires-
Messrs. Rigler and Emslie. Time Of game-I hour
and as minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04

New York. Oct. s.-walter Johnson,
Washington's remarkable pitcher. was at
his best to-day. and the Highlanders.
minus Hal Chase. were subjected 10 a coat
or whitewash at American League Park.
johnson had wonderful speed. and almost
perfect control, the New Yorks at times
resembling so many pigmies as they
stepped TO the slaughter at the home
plate. Behind their great boxman the
visitors played a fine game in the field
and also seemed confident Of the result
almost from the start. Johnson added
four TO his strike-out record.
Chase had a bruised finger on his left
hand and was compelled to play the role
| OF a bench manager. Wolter filed his
place al first in clever style Big Jim
Vaughn pitched runless ball for five in
nings. but in the sixth he made a wild
throw that was directly responsible for
the visitors first count. Laporte was sent
in TO bat for him IN that inning, which
brought young Caldwell into the game.
But the latter was soon injured, and with
one out and two men on bases, Hughes,
who succeeded him. was touched up for
a three-bagger, which put the game well
out Of the Highlanders' reach. The fine
weather helped to attract nearly 4OOO
fans 20 the scene of action.
Nationals Score in Sixth.
Washington broke the ice in the sixth.
After Somerlot had flied TO Daniels,
Schaefer scratched a hit to Gardner and
raced TO third on Vaughns wild throw
to catch him mapping. Mcbride fouled 10
Wolter. but Schaefer scooted home on
Blair's passed ball Ralston was third
out on a pop TO knight
Laporte. batting for Vaughn. sent a
long ny to Ralston Daniels hunted. but
Somerlot beat his slide into the initial
bag. and Hemphil grounded to Cunning
ham.
Caldwell succeeded Vaughn on the slab
in the seventh inning. and Ainsmith
promptly hit him for a single. Johnson
hammered nothing but atmosphere Leli-
welt lined a terrific drive that struck
Caldwell on the leg The young pitcher.
though hurt, threw the ball a trlfe too
late to second to force Ainsmith, after
which he gave way TO Hughes. who had
not had time to warm up. Hughes handed
ticket 10 Elberfeld, and the bases were
filled. Hughes followed this up with a
wild throw 10 catch Lelivelt mapping.
and Ainsmith counted. Cunningham came
to time then with a tremendous three
Dagger TO left, scoring Lelivelt and Ell
berfleld. but he was left, as Somerlot and
Schaefer flied out
Yankees Draw "A Blank.
Another blank was the Hnlmen's lot
in the last half Wolter flied TO Raj
ston; knight put up "a foul for Elber-
field, and Gardner rolled one to Cum
ningham.
Mcbride began the eighth with a shot
at Austin that was too hot to handle
and stole second. Then Hughes struck
out three men in succession. The New
Yorks were easy victims in the last half.
The Nationals couldn't do any more
with Hughes and We're quickly blanked
in the ninth. Mitchell, batting for
Hughes, began New York's half with
clean base hit to left. and Daniels fol-
lowed with base on balls Hemphill
flied to Somerlot, and on VOTERS liner
to Elberfeld. Mitchell was doubled at
second,
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04

Wheeling, W. Va. Oct. 3.-George Lackman, az
rested by the police Of Toledo. Ohio. has con
fessed that he robbed four business houses in this
city in four hours few nights ago. Lackman
who is a telephone lnemsn. left behind him pair
Of wire pliers. Tire police identified them as his
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04

kuns-CCllius. Code Sweeney. Sncigrass Muir
ray. Meride. Wilson. Left on bases-Rosion. 5;
New York. b. Bases Oh balls-Of Brown, 6; q
Wiltse. /; 81 Ames !. Struck oui-By Brown. (:
By Wiltse ?: By AmeS 2. by Crandall. 2 Three
base hit-Collins. Twc-base hits-snodgrass. Muir
ray Wilson. Sacrifice hits-G0ode Co. shean.
Bridwell. Stolen hases-BgidWel Devlin, Devufe,
Sweeney. Burg Merkle. SuodgTass Murray Double
play-D0yle 10 BndweIl to Merklc. Wild ritche=-
Brown %. Passed ball ison-Umpires- Alessrs
KLEIN and Kane. Time Of game hours.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04

Earned nans-GeorgetoYn A. C.. 5: Seaton A C.. 2
F1Tst base oy errors-Georgetown 4; Seaton. Left
on bases-Georgetown, 5; Seaton, 6. First base on
6alis-on Beach, 2 Of II. Knapp L Struck out
BY Beach Il: by II. Knapp 70 Home r1lns-Hil-
leary and Burke Two-hase hits-R. Mcmahon. Burke
G. Bromley, Davis. Stolen bases Burke. T. Brom-
iy, q. BrOmly. Hilleay. Double plays-H KnApD 20
L. Knapp to f. h. zegOwitz; b. Knapp 10 Me
Mahon TO Zegowitz- Passed bals-Burke. L. Knapp
Umpires-Aiessrs. Paseoe aud King. Time Of game
J hour and 50 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
ATHLETICS TRIM RED SOX.
Dysert Holds Boston Safe az All
Times; score. \ tn <

Philadelphia. Oct. s.-The Philadelphia
team won the final game from Boston to-
day. to .. Outside OF the second inning,
IfYhen he was hit for two triples and
double. Dygert had the Bostons at his
mercy. Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04

fhlns-T1tus q, knabe t2l, Bates o. Magee
Grant. Bransfeld Doom. Moran. TWo-base hit
Magee Three-base hit-Titus. Sacrifice hit-Afoore.
Stolen bases-Magee Bates. Bases on balls-Od
Moore q: OF Bell. . Struck Out-By Moore. u; By
Bell, 4. Left on hases-Philadelphia 2; Brook
I'm. 5. Double piays-Stark to Daubert; Grant 70
Moran 20 Brsnsheld. Umpires-Messrs Johnstone
and Eason- Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
Meridian 4. c. Alter Cameo.

The Meridian athletic Club has organ
lied a football team and would like 10
arrange games with teams averaging not
over rs pounds. Address w. Torrey, 1893
Monroe street; telephone, Columbia 1874.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
Nationals Regain Sixth johnson Adds Four Skeout Record
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Washington, Al New York, o.
Philadelphia, =; Boston, s.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
PHILLIES DEFEAT DODGERS.
Moore Has Brooklyn at His Mercy
Throughout.

New York. Oct. 3.-Moore had Brooklyn
at his mercy to-day, and the Philadel-
phias. who hit Bell hard. shut them out
BY a score OF J. to 0. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04

GAMES TODAY.
Washington at New York.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Boston at Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04

+bdIItu TOT vaughn IN Inc sixth.
tBatted for Hughes in the ninth.
Washington. 0 o l 3 o o.
New York;. 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Three-base hits-Wolter, Cunningham.
Sacrifice hit-McBride Stolen bases
Lellvelt (2), Cunningham. Mcbride, Dan
Vaughn .; on Hughes. l. Struck out
By Johnson, 4; by Vaughn. ,; by Cald-
well, /: by Hughes. 8. Hits made-Off
Vaughn, in innings: off Caldwell l In
l-3 inning. Left on bases-New York. 2.
Washington. s. Double play-FHberfeId
10 Cunningham. Passed ball-BIafr
Umpires-Messrs. O'LougFlin and Di-
neen. Time OF game-l hour and so min
uteS.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04

New York motormen get $40 20 81 75
per day. conductors, $3.50 to S26a
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
WALTER JOHNSON
HUMBLES YANKEES
Nationals Great Twirler
Adds Four to Fan Record.
CUNNINGHAM HITS TIMELY

Recruit Second Basemnn Cracks out
Three-bagger with Two Men on
the Bases-sicAleer's Team Gets to
Vaughn I'm sixth-Pitcher Caldwell
Put Ont of Business.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
MattipgIy's Ankle Better.

Frank Mattingly. left fielder for the
Lansdon team OF the Sunday School
League. is improving. Mattingly was
playing with Ninth Street against the
Machinlsts at Benning race track La
Dor Day, and his ankle was broken dur
ing the first inning. He is at his homo
al Fourteenth and Irving streets, Brook
land, D. C. 1t will be several weeks be-
fore he is able TO get out.