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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-26

FARMS AND TIMBER 4Af,Ds.-MY
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Write for free catalogue. address.
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". q. PURCELL. sR.. Co. REAL Es.
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FOR SALE. GOOD BUSINESS BUG
gies. runabouts and cut-under. Surveys
made by the Cortland Carriage Co.
il you are looking for this class OF
work call and see me and VIII
make you a close price on same.
B. C. BRIsTOW. 1t-13-t5 North Eigh-
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CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS COLLECTED
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Phone Madison 2999
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WRITE Us IL YOU WANT TO SELL
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SIX AND EIGHT-RoOM HOUSE N
West End, at a bargain. Address
20T Allen Avenue. Phone Madison
5261-J
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RELIABLE TRANSFER, MILLNER'S,
800 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
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of moving furniture and pianos.
Phone Madison 1445.
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10 CREAM PUFFs FOR 25c, LARGE
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!. D. CARNEAL.
Trustee.
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HAVING CLOSED OUT THE LIQUOR
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Street. WHY keep in stock full line
of groceries and feed. and ask my
friends and the public generally for
a liberal share of their patronage.
r. l.. BUTLER. Phone Madison
3369-J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-17
MAKES COLDS OR
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-17

Sow said the physician you viii
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ont late 90 night"
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-17
A WOMAN, S APPEAL.

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you, Tor proof address Mrs n. Summers boz
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-17

"Mothcr scnd me roi tho DOCTOR"
'Nhy mf SON"
Cause that m0u iu the puror is
going 90 die. ho suid ho should lf'SH-
ter Jono would not marry him. and
Jane said sho wouldn't
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-17

Mry Bugga --Nly husband Hcoma 10
bo lost iu thought about hulf tho
time
Mrf Dirga--l suppose hl. ,doos are
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ting lost on the way lrom hr one ~
thp other
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. TULSA LODGE DIRECTORY.

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"'lr dear Ethel" said her mother
~ concern were you in all that dread
Yl rtu.'
$50. mama DEAR replied the miss
uH nome from boarding school; II
NH- caught merely In that Immediate
.Hil.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-17

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Charlie. Outh o Ur-away iooil So
] uND.
Mother Then how do. u happen
,lai your hands SINE fshyr
Charlie carried home the Sun
b. school paper au outside o. all
about Jonah ana the whale
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19
HOTELS.
St, James,
WASHINGTON. d. @ IL
TRACK GAMES TO BE CLOSE.
Best Outdoor Meet in History OF
High schools.

The annual interh.gh school champion
ship spring track meet viii be held at
Georgetown Field on Saturday. and in
dications this year point 70 one of the
best in the history Of outdoor competi-
tons, as Central. Tech. Business. West
ern. and Eastern will an enter athletes
in the various events.
The schools are To be divided into two
classes. senior and Junior capt. Shore
Is busy whipping creditable team into
shape. and it can be safely said that
the Business High School boys will make
better showing this year than ever be-
fore. Central is also in good condition.
and will no doubt give them a ight for
the honors. Holland. of Business, is a
good long-distancc runner and it is pre-
dictcd he will win the mile and half
mile events
The events follow: 22o-yard dash, Joo-
yard dash iW-yard run. SSo-yard run,
I-mile ran, 22o-yard dash. and 1-mile re-
lay3
Field events-Pole vault. shot-pUt ham
mer throw, high jump. and broad jump.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19
RALLY TOWARD CLOSE.
Adams Express Teams Pluck Makes
Possible n Victory.

Before the largest crowd Of the season
Adams noscd cut Car Department in the
Railroad League yesterday. II 10 S.
Car Department started the run get
ting first, getting next 20 McMahons
shoots for two hits, which Melted them
two runs iu the second. and In the fourth
and fifth landing on him for enough hits
90 scuTe six times. After this there was
nothing doing in the way of runs FOR
them.
In the seventh the Car Department in
field took a balloon trip After the first
three men up had gotten their bases by
errors. Mcmahon came 10 the bat and
laced out a triple. clearing the bases. on
a wild throw by Callow, Mcmahon scored
Violet then hit FOR two bases and scored
on an error. In the next inning Adams
scored six more, On four bases on balls
several errors. and a single.
Mcdonald, the clever little center field
er Of Car Department made several star
catches, which brought forth a great deal
Of applause. Mcmahon led al the bat
with "a single and trinlc ScOre-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19
AGGIES LOSE GAME
Gallaudet Adds Another Vic
tory at Kendall Green.
BRICK PUZZLES THE VISITORS
Farmers Unable TO Connect with
the Bun and Blue TwirIer-IIovver
Does Good Work for the winners,
Making n Home Run, "a Three Bag
ger, and Three Singles.

Gallaudet College yesterday won an
other victory when they defeated the
Maryland Agriculture College nine. i to
Z. on the Kendall Green diamond. The
Bun ana Blue team started of in the
first inning by scoring three runs which
would not have been had their oppo-
nents been on the job. two Of the runs
being made ON errors.
The College Park boys played a loose
game all through. having nine errors
charged against them. Cortelyou, the
slabWan for tile losers. proved 20 be in
effective and was easily hit. while Brick,
who was on the mound for Gallaudet.
held the visitors down 10 six bingles
against twelve for Cortelyou.
The feature OF the whole game was the
heavy smuggling OF Hover. for the win
ners who connected for a hit every time
at the bat. which included a home run,
a three Dagger, and three singles.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furlongs. Airs. 100
callahan, 60 I, second: Burning Bush.
lH tkirschbauml, : TO ! third. Time.
l:l5 80. \. LYMAN, Servicence. Emma
n. Titus II. Sink Spring and Anna May
also ran
SECOND RACE-Four furIongs. sa-
lai ll5 tkcut s 20 =. won. Wiltrude !.
~ callahan 10 TO I. second, L. Braua,
% iAudersoul, T. TO I. third Time.
e.i 30. Stanley :. Othale. Banann, Blue
Moon and Lizard also ran
THIRD BACE-SiX furlones Miss
Roberts. 95 tGargani. 20 J. won. Sain-
otta. % callahan. . to .. second. De
neCn. I'll Cotton. I. 10 ]. third Time
l.i3 i-5 Hannibal Rev. Woodlander.
S9ineSt. Kopck. Aldcr Gulch. The Sticker,
Gretchen. Netting, and Biased also ran.
FOURTH BACE-OUC mil, and seventy
yards. Raleigh. Jos CCoburn, 10 /,
Won. Redeem. - callahan. To .. sec
0nb. lnclement ~ lNent. o 10 l. third
Time. l-5N - Chester Krum also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Onc mile. Sihari los
PoSt. n 10 :. won. NJ! Dirccho. lW cal
lahanl, . 10 l. second. Charles Green. los
tCottonl. 10 =. third. Time. III Mel
ton Cloth. Duchess OF Moutcbelo, Little
Buttcrcup. and Littleton also ran.
SIXTH RAGE-Five furlonCs. Dahl
eren. Jos leeds. 10 I, won, Babe Nee
ley, ITO callahan, is TO =, second: Gu
vina. lW DEenU. To T. third Time
1-0l 10 Sam Brooks. Tilton. Lofty Hev-
wood. lntcllcra. Suly. Ncspasian. Green
Dragon Monte Verde. and Queen Full
also ran
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19
MIDWAYS WIN AT LAST.
Break Into Won Column ~ TrOunc-
Ing NnVy Yart 4 Ia 2

Ing Nnvy Yard, : To 2.
BY Jones brilliant pitching yesterday
afternoon at Capital city League Park,
the Midways won their arst game Of the
season by defeating Navy yard in six
inning contest. Jones. who twirled in
Suburban League last season. pitched ex-
cellent bail for the Mount Pleasant boys,
holding the Southeast lads to three sim
giles. His support was very ragged, three
costly miscues being registered behind
him. lie sen, four back to the bench on
strikes and walked but two men.
Dutch" Schaefer did the receiving FOR
the winners. and. although he is marked
up with an error, Dutch" caught a good
game. Schaefer also landed on one OF
Corners inshoots- for a double in the
NTH and came home when Chappene
singled
Conner was touched up hard for
total Of nine bngles. two OF which went
for extra bases. and he was very Wild,
letting four reach hrst on wide ones
With shorty" Mccarthy on second.
DAILY connected with the horsehlde for a
terrific drive to left neld for three sacks.
but was called out for not touching first
George Kraft proved 30 be the hero with
the stick, clouting out two singles out
or three times up. lie had an off day in
fielding, fumbling two easy chances.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19
ALL THE NEWS AND GOSSIP IN THE SPORTING WORLD
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Sx furlongs. Southern
Gold. los (MountainJ. $3.50, won: Sig0, l0g
(Warner). $3.50, second; Bob Lynch, l05
iAustinl s.. third. Time. ll6 Def,
Chanticler. Miss Sly Eva Tanguay. Out
post. Father Eugene, Nyanza. Peep
over. and Mesmerizer also ran.
SECOND RACE-Seven furlOngs- Nan
nette 9S Herbert. $l47.5O. won, La TOu-
pee. 9S (Ornies). $3.50, second: Belle Glen.
9S tWison), 500, third. Time. I'D Syl-
vestriS Starport, Zoola, Fiacide, Cneeda,
and Fayo also ran.
Pimpegnel. 10 Jackson, $3.50, won; n.
r.. Brandt. 10 MARTINI. 81, second,
Americaneer. 10 dHcrberU $3.50. third.
Time O:56 l-5 Outlandcr, MOCker, CreX,
and Joe stein also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and a six
tCenih. Or. HoZbcrE 100 tGanSl, $40
won; Crystal Maid, rs tkoerner), $50
second: Kercheval, 100 (Jackson), $3.50
third Time. la Is. Early Tide Grea,
Heavens. and Tom Dolan also ran.
FIFTH RACE-FOur and half fur
longs. Princess Industry, los tAUstiul
$40, won: Ella Bryson. zoe tkoernerJ
$3.50. second. Rue. ia tWilSon), So 49,
third Time. 0:5j SIS. Magic Miss. Double
Maiden. Grand Peggy, Patsy Carroll
Lady Ormicant. and MaScal also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and a six
tecnth County Clerk. 101 CKoerncr)
$2120 won: Cool. l0i OHufnageD, sos
second. Fantastic 100 tWatSOH). $3.50
third Time. 1.47 2-5. John Carroll, Mi
not, Gilvedear Elfan Solicitor. Agnes
Wood. Muzette w, and Adder also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19
STAIR-C11MB1NG MARATHON.
GOVcrnmcnt EmpIoye Sets New
Mark for Climbing Monument.

\. p. Conner. an electrical engineer in
the Treasury Department. in order 70
silence doCbters as 20 his athletic abill-
ties. ran up ana down the Washington
Monument steps Yesterday in thirteen
minutes and ten seconds in the presence
OF a Washington Herald representative
This time is the best ever put mp for a
Marathon stair-climbi feat. and is more
remarkable when il is known at it was
performed without any especial training
or removal Of any ordinary clothing
The total time walking TO the mouu-
mcnt. running up and down and walking
back to Tho Treasury was thirty minutes
Mr. Conner says he will not feel hit
Jealous II any one beats this time. but
hopes they won't
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Cspital city League Midway g. Navy Yard. .
Departmental Laguc-Pos;-of Office. 4; Commerce
and Labor
Su'day school League -Anacostia. Is IaugIon ..
commercial Loagut Andrews. 2, Hechts for
fcitcd
Mamucttc League Diamond 4. c.. .. Tension
one
BnnAcy' League Rigs, a Washington Lean and
Trust TO. TO-
suburban League Mount Pleasant p. Siser
Spring H.
Ind rendcncc Lc1gue-St Martins IS Nassau. Il.
Terminal Railroad J, VI. {. \. LcaguC-Adsms.
II. Gar Department 3
Olympia Lss~e-Prcsucct Is. Northeast.
CI,red Departmental Lcaguc- interior. u. e. T.
o.. =
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19
MAKES FIRST APPEARANCE
Fitz Herbert Captures Feature Race
at Belmont Park Track.
Greatest Race Horse i'm America
OrS-GrRSmcre Is second.

New York. May lS.-Fitz Herbert, the
greatest race horse in America, made his
first appearance OF the season at Belmont
Park to-day He ran I'm the colors Of
J. f. Madden.
The track was muddy and Fitz Herbert
was, perhaps. bit short but that didn't
prevent him from showing his heels to
Grasmere and Candleberry. When Fitz
Herbert reached the head of the stretch
Grasmere went after him and looked dan
gerous az the furlong pole
But Powers shook up Fitz Herbert and,
with the usual courage. ne gradually
drew away 60 win handily by a length
and a half Grasmere had seven lengths
over Candleberry. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Four and "a half fur
longs Novelty, 10 ODugaul. 70 ], won:
Pluvious. ll5 Powers. 4 10 q. second,
Adrian, rs Gross, 20 ,. third Time
o.5l Is. Naughty Lad and Gauntlet also
ran
SECOND RACE-Six fwIouEs. Golden
Legend, los Clement s 10 I, won. Meta
plOr, lo6 lButweln. 4 To- I. second .
Troublemaker. 10 Gross, Go 10 /. third
Time. 1915. Verbatim, Flora Diana
George Fielt~ CUth0ert, and Rosimiro
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs. Sem
phrolus ll2 Langanl. Q 20 10. won. ROYAL
Meteor. H. Garner S 90 .. second. .
Beatrice, M tShlllingi, 20 ]. third Time
l;O2 20. Three starters.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Ocean
Bound. III Garner. 3 10 .. won. Indian
Maid. lI Powersl. 10 I. second, MeXo-
ana III ,Creevyl. 4 10 /, third. Time,
1913. Marigot sud Louise : also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile and fur
won: Grasmere. 100 tButwcln 3 To
second. Caudeberry. lo9 ODugan. : 20 !,
third. Time 1854 Three starters.
SMITH RACE-Seven furlonCs Eddie
Dugan. g tGRrnerj Q TO 10. won. Sir
Chepontuc. ~ ramsey. TO .. third.
Time, l.2s. Blue Crest and Loco also
ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19

Field events-Pole vault shot-pUt ham
er throw, high jump, and broad jump.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19
GAMES TO-DAY.

g. tal Ciu League Aluysius vs.. Marines lex
hibi.iGn camel
Departmental Lcagu,-Agrculturr rs Nary
SUNDAY Schcd League Hamliuc vs. Peck
Na7luette Lcague-G. L. .. IS. HYGIENE Lab
orator..
Independence LcsgGc-rriniuS vs. Manhattan
'tmmgrria L,oguC-H Herald vs. B-rry d Whit
more.
Bankers League Commercial vs.. American Sc
cirty.
SD'thcm Railway Lescuc-No game scheduled
Suburban League Wc.dbum g. Pctvorih
TomIual Railroad Y N. g. A. Lcaguc-Trammcn
Is. southern Esnva,
tFmpl Loague-Tcnnallyt0vu o.. OHye-
to,cted Departmental Lc1gue-C. T. o. vs. Post
enc.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19
WALTER LAMONT WINS PRIZE
Proves Most Proficient Athlete NJ
Naval Academy

Annapolis. Nd. May Midshipman
Walter T. Lamont. of New York. has
been awarded the athletic association
sword as the most proficient athletic Of
lis class. lie was captain of the Academy
gymnasium team, which did mot meet
defeat during the var, and the all-round
expert gymnast Of the Acad,ily.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19

The kendalls won an exciting game
from the Nictors by to . Nell allowed
prt three hits. ~ to the eighth inning
the Fi"tors failed 20 score. when base
on balls, an error. and a two-base hit
nct;ed them two runs. Twohy and Moran
paved a star game in the field. saving
many hits by sensational fielding. Teams
desiring games, address Goa X street
northeast.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19

San Francisco. May iS.-Jack Johnson
boxed nine rounds this afternoon with
Cutler. George Cotton. and Date Mills
He had fair sized audience. Referee
Eddie Smith, Of Oakland. thought john
son was in great form He almost knock
cd out Cotton in the third round. after
Cotton had stung him with several hard
let's to the face.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19
aMERICNN NssoCIAT1oN.

~ Milwaukee Milwaukee. Z; Toledo .
10 MiunCaICl Minneapolis. !: Louisville. ?
At Kansas CITY Kansas City 6. Cclumbus. -
At ST. paul-S Paul I. indianapolis. z.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19

LIT ON bases MdEsys 70; Navy Yard T. fiist
has, on balls-od Jorcs. .; N Conner l. STRUCK
gW-By Jones. =; by Conner. l. Tro-lase hits
jones. Sohacter stolen tase--Nc,athy. Baiev. a.
Kraft. JGncs Co. Jcskc 90. Hit Us ritrhcr-lle
Conner. McCarn, Nih ritcb-J,ncs Umrirc-
Mr. Holman Time Of game hour and - minutes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19

FIRST RACE-Thc Gaicty; fer two-ycar-olds nom
uinncr1 Ct two races; So added; four and a half
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19

SOUTHERN RAILWAY LFAGTr
lLYNIPIA LFAGrE-
CoLnREp Observation-Disclosures
COLLEGE GAMES.

At Annapolis-NEyland Athletic Club s
Navy. l.
At Princeton Princeton. ]; Lafayette. 3
At AndoEer, Mass.-Andoyer. g. villa Nova Q
At Orono Me.-UnnCrsity Of Maine. 5: Bow
doin c.
Pennsylvania, Is; Lehigh. l.
At Aurarclis-M \. g. g: Naval Academy. l.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19
Section R6 Wins.

Section B6, Of Business High School.
after having been defeated twice. sue
ceeded in putting it over Section 50 by
TO 3. The game was a pitchers battle
between Jackson and Pollock but the
former received better support at criti-
cal moments Austin ami Kelley played
Ene bill for the winners. Scnre.
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Riggs. IA: Trust Company. 10.

Although ouibatted. the Riggs team de-
reated the Washington Loan and Trust
Company in the Bankers League yes
torday afternoon by the score Of u TO 90.
The game was listleSs one, being mark
cd by miserable errors on the part OF
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LIT on base, Adams. 3. Cor department O.
First base on hallz-On Hughes g. q r. Gallon.
.. of hilroy. ]. Innings pitched By Hughes. Z. by
Hircy T. Hits madc-Of Hughes. ;. On Kiruy. D.
Of NIahon. g. Struck out-By Hughes A. by Nc
Mahop. g. Three base hit-M cNIahou. Tro-b1.c
hit-Niolctt. Sacrifice hits talira. Adams stolen
has-s-ICVttt Hughes Kiiroy. T. Calcv. Drablc
plays sullivan 20 Pugh 20 =. Callov. Wild pitch
Hughes. Umprp-Nr. Handiboc. Time a. game
/ h.nr and l0 lninnf-.
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Nv ~ hN NifCIie, asc. Ter four cdr-olds and
uITard, nonvinnu5 ~ more than one race: 500
added, ahout tive miles and a bali
don't. IN Magellan ........ ~
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80 Omaha Omaha n: Denver 3
A. Sicuy cit, sioux CITY 9, ToIeka. s.
At ijrccm- Lincoln T., 81. Joe. g.
At Des Moiu-s-D cs Moiucs = Wichita. S.
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GOLF TOURNEY
OPENS TO-DAY
Nearly 100 Entries for the
Columbia Club Event.

The first spring tournament OF the
Columbia Country Club will begin to-day
on the course of the old Columbia Golf
club. in Georgia avenue Nearly 100
players will participate, and the pairinss
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Al Fort Worth-Fcr Worth. G: Dallas To-
At Oklahoma City oklahoma City. 6; Shreveport
2 first gamel. Oklahoma City. 2: Shreveport
second game.
At Waco-Waco 0: San Antonio. .
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Buhalc-Jcrscy City. 9, Buffalo. :.
Al Toronto Nev9rb. O; Toronto 2
At Observation-Disclosures 9. Baltimore. s