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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
MAN WITH THE HOE
HAS To HURRY
IN ROSWELL
Ladies viii Swing Lavender
Beribboned Hoes and Rakes
in PecoS Valley Town on A.
boz Day.
Especial Dispatch to the Morniuz Journal.

Roswell " Nj. March a.-W with
hoes ana rakos tied with ribbons ot
lavender and white, Tho club cnlors
and with sleeves rolled 10 the elbow
the ladies % the Roswell Woman's
club viii lead the work et setting out
trees ana shruhbtry. planting grass
and flowers, and cleaning up Seven
Springs park on Arhor day. This 3
tcntion was announced to-day 10y the
civic department ot the club. The
ladies hope that this move Will i'm
spirr ihe men 90 comc out and help
bear tho heat aud burden Of the day
They hope to- makeof the uark "a chill
drcns public playground and that this
wul hc one step many III making OF
Roswell a. rifN beautiful.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
REPORT
ON DITCH DISPUTE
At ALAMEDA
Difficulties Over Irrigation ~
Northern Precinct in a Fair
Way to Be AmicabIy Adjust.
ed; Big Meeting Yesterday

At "A big meeting of the users oi the
Alameda nreuuin held Yesterday aft
crnoon III the Alameda sc'. Dol house
and nt which nearly IKE hundred P'o~
Die were present, Referees Jesus tom
ern and colonel y Is. b. sellers, Who
were appointed Il try ana adjust iht'
fight over the ditch. made Their re-
pert The report met with The prHt-
ticaIly unanimous approval 81 the
meeting IN regard to ono ot INC hl.osA
hotty disputed points. however thal
OF Tho legality OF tho CONSTRUCTION %
Tho new drainage ditch the referees
reported that they were unahle -
agree. ana this matter VIII come IN
Tor further investigation. Another
referee is likely 20 bo chosen.
The meeting. however, developed Z.
distinct inclination On the part "t h"th
factions la the dispute to get toFethet
and patch up their differences =
satisfactory compounds IL " now ha
Aured. ~iii ho eilecthd CQlopel sci
lers made Il telling speech to iht meet
ing. appealing 10 the factions W cease
udufreling ANA compounds thnif
truibicq in tiew uf the fact that the
prospects for "a big orop this year are
unaHnully good tltat ti,e continuation
81 tho aqunbhfc viii onls work haru-
shin on ull parties. rotard the dcNcl~
NlAftitlAA W. tth| NNtAtN ANAi Ehfh N f
sons work a serious setback u a
r vary effceliyc w~et-t0geihcr speech
which was received with manifest APP
prevail Another meeting VIII be- held.
"a tho Alameda school house Sntur~
dnS. az which the ditch commissioners
will have an itemized accounting al
AN moneys spent and the situation VIII
hN brought down 20 hfaAs lAths i"i =
settlement
la addition to the sheriff and COL
onel Sellers. Manuel Springer, county
commissioner, Meiuuiados hayes for
mer LEGISLATOR. and Felipe Gurule went
un Co the meeting yesterday.
The report oft the referees made 20
Justice nf the Peace Gnrule Of Ala
media. ANA read AT the meeting, was ass
follows.
March .. 1910.
10 the Justice &C ute Peace, Precinct
no Alameda.
After due and careful cousidcra-
ton. We. tho rtlercDs appointed by
the tWo coutNndiug factions relative
10 certain disputes regarding author
its and discretion in matters pertain
ing to the a%rcuuia, Del Chamisal, beg
tn submit our decision as follows
t. We believe tho shnrt holders
who have this year worked on the
main ditch without Instructions from
The mayerdomo. should he allowed
fuli credit lbs the m-aNurdomo tot thcir
work.
We believe the share holders
vino worked ON The new drain should
De- allowed tuil credit for thcir work.
We recommend % meeting of the
people. or share holders. hv called 10y
the commissioners according 20 law
tp determine thc salary of tho mayor
domo.
-. We bellows the commissioners
and mayerdumo should make q rec
port 90 the share holders OF am
moneys collected and expended 10
this NeHr
we believe, fuio to. in commits
siontrs Jules and regulations. is too.
tra ~ AlNanCr lMrntN cNnts iter Alre
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10

We offer Onc Hundred Dollars Re
ward fnr amy case OF Catarrh that
fftnnot nc cured by Hairs Catarrh
cure.
D. J CHENEY 4 co, Toledo, Q,
We. the Undersigned, have known
r. D. Cheney for the last IS years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
su aii cuisines transactions and iinan-
ciaily ablc 90 carry out amy ubliga-
tious made hr his firm.
WALniNG, KKNNAN x Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o..
Halls Catarrh Cur Is taken inter-
raliy. acting directly upon d blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials cHt free. Price s5c uHr
bottle. sold hy an Druggists.
Take hairs Family Piiis for con-
supution.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10

a canadian farmer. noted for his
Observation-Disclosures. went to town one
inN AND transacted his business With
thp utmost precision He started home.
however with the firm conviction
he had forgotten something. but
what IL Wus he could not recall As he
nelred hume the conviction Increased.
and three times he stopped his horse
and went C8reGuIle through his pocket
book in a vain cndeaVor Go discover
what he had forgotten. In due course
had reached home aud was met tv
daughtcr who looked az him in
surprise and exclaimed WHY fath-
en- where have yoa lrtt mother $50
Weekle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
NATURAL
.iUIA1Auuzp

Docs tails city lcok natural TO you9'
asked the prominent citizen. Notice
ANY sign az src~th2
eh yes there gre q good many
sa sc.yPcvs lat were act here when
ict SIN. b looks natural enough
iec streets ale al tom up. exaetly az
they Wefe when iAs.cs dnay II years
ago
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10

sew the EiNnie sisters in singing and
fanny buck dancius az Crystal al This
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10

Or. }. N. Rose Of the smithsonian
Institute has arrived in Tucson with
two assistants to MAKE & study OF the
cacti Of the southern Arizona deserts.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-20


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gained with the woman l"lt SA1
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to his mother and when returned tn
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-20
eff hts mother doesn't RETURN" sal,

Thompson after awhile returned and,
expressing surprise that the woman
had not come back. told tho sirl that
If she would take the 10y home WITH
her lie wuuld do the work of hunting
for the mother.
SHE accepted the proposition, and he
walIrd beside her, carrying Her unSH'd
pamphlets and her poster, Willie *h"
Wheeled Inc child. ON aff1Ni'iS ut !-r'
home ne i0uNu inlt SHE bGi"i'3-cu 10 ma
clAH@Mi. i|$2Hctl1'e la1@4!E, ever.
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.ll.i '.Nl, she ""fA&d VITA ne au-''i'
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th'4f cause &"s!. :-tH 'iaGu' At SNNS
me Soi-&tll.t.- !" .'i>efvss a'ESetI ~ ~
tA3l ii! ~! "2l'3hoi1A' upon "a! !,
parties ailu &fc"S TO occupy ~! hli.1t.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-20
An lnterposition
BY SARAH G. R|,<ER
Copyright, 1870 by American Press
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
Dainty Dresses
for Evening Wear

4 MONG the late arrivals are number of
~ pretty dresses designed for evening
wear, dancing ETC. These are made Of Orien-
tai flouncing, trimmed with liberty satin ruff
filings and bands; plain chiffon over silk in
pink, yellow, cream light blue and white,
hand embroidered; fancy bordered crepe de
chine; plain marquisette over silk. Several
of them are in pretty girlish styles, suitable
for young misses. The price range is from
sol 90 to $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
A Grand Showing OF
the Newest Fa brics
New Woolens for Fall

w ARE Already making splendd showing Of the
~ wooden dress materials for Fall Domestic and foreign
fabrics shown almost beWilderng variety Of
coo and qualities which stands without
| an equal in the southwest
In this splendid stock there material suited
Dress travelling aften0on\ gOwnin fact
/ every garment women's girls
Among the shown wide range of color
Epinge Octoroon India Twill Calypso, Damo Osaka
Serge SERGE Unfinished Worsteds vgoureux
Henrettas, veilings Albatross Wool Chalies
Prtof Review ns,make dress making
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20
Fall Corset Models

Upon the Corset Correctness Depends
Your Satisfaction In Dress
BEFORE you have your new Fall
~ garments fitted, visit our Corset
Department. Let our Corsetiere fit
you with the corset your figure requires
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20

Out of town customers who entTust their
shopping to protected by our guarantee
of absolute satisfaction, or money back. Or
ders will be filled the day of receipt, and
express charges or postage will be paid on
purchases of $500 OF more, except on heavy
merchandise. Send to us for samples of the
new Fall goods
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20

for upon the corset de-
ponds much of your salts
faction in dress. Several
of the new Fall models In
the American Lady and
the Warmers makes are
now shown, styles which
conform to the new Fall
fashions.
The following makes of
good cOrsets are sold
here:
Warmers Rust Proof,
American Lady, Lyra, Ne
mo, Madame Irene, Cos
sard's Front Laced.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29

body, and finally finished him with right
hand upper cur-. II seems Cutler
sueaked downtown last night to see the
sights, and Johnson learned of this break
'u training rules. Tho knockout was his
way OF administering punishment
Johnson tool, on "a local woItcr-wcight.
Walter Mouahan. who was So lively nc
gave the champion good exercise. He
will probably be added 70 the sparrlug
stable.
Johnson was sore to-day over the fin
pant remarks of Corhctt about his lack
OF heart He said. well. / must have
some heart TO reach the place where /
am. Also, if I haven't the heart I have
some brains. and have saved some money.
and that is more than "a lot Of fellows
IN the night game have done.
sure Corbett would like TO have me
bet 5000 re IS afraid 20 come and box
with me. Why Jim Corbctt would take
q beating for that much money; but ne
needn't think I am fool enough to fall
FOR that But amy time me wants 10 put
ou the gloves I'm a friendly exhibition
the gym door is moi going TO bee locked.
I would simply beat him To death in four
rounds, and it would be a shame"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RdCE-Siy frlcnc-. La,etic. I'i Brrusl
10 g. won, Rod River. Us WaIs,rI. even. second !;
Elm Beau. 100 Tduiinl. Z o. g. third Time la2
Eedmus'cr. Detroit. The Monk. Henley. j. H.
HoUghtm. Eockcastle. and sr Edward lr-1 IAN.
SECOND EACE-INo frrlrg rlarr-r.s U3
PALMS.. o. ; won; NJ W. L.-tlctm DO TaUul
. 90 /. second; Eosey po.g l3 Ga,Gtrirl Ont
third. Time 1898. Coil Shoot Jalu VrrI,rla
Henry WllihaHE and Havsuri also rru.
THIRD EAtL-Ole mile. A. Gc-.ar o. t-iei1.
Elrt. 2 Go l. won; Col. A-huando g IAdamsi 4
70 8. scr0udi HCsICw.ful 700 UisrnH tg
third. Time l-l 50. A. Lee. Ho.d.sod Col4
Jc- Sou, Judge Hender.n. Tula AyIcmle. arJ
Compton also au.
FOURTH RACE-Ou and ouaauarirr miles
Chief koe l8 lBTu-l o. J. aa.. is.lauef ii
Musgarei. cut. second; Detective. 10 Nf,Csr'l,..
or'. thnd, Time 255l5. William TI,t aud Profile
sl-p ran.
FIFTH RACE-Stcerlccha7c. two mu,s Rain
Gala. 10 tBc'lcl. 90 2 won: Byzantine If 0Ra,t
Cut. second LIZZIE Flat 1873 NIc0Ia'rI. . to third
Irc iS1 10 BIeudau and John Dillon also ram
SIXTH RACE-Siy tWiC-q- B,.r.ar ic, .-.-r.
linz. 20 o. won. On1T.ug. IN lStciuharr 4 An
second, Iolcudd!c l03 NlUsugyeI. ont. third. ruBa
lI' 50. tcssiou Box. SANDY hirkuood N,bI,
Edith Campbell CUSTOMARY. and Na,dsn also nan.
SEVENTH RACE One and prcsixtcrpfb MIL.
Curhe d'Or. lG NIusgayci. 10 / won. Couis
Omshr lN lHcnul. 3 Co I. second. AlicbscI An
rclo. les ffaphnl. cut third. Time l.,7g5 Cr,,-
ford. OzCren. Carer Sauce Raruock Rrb D.
Caens Smoker. joe Rose and Duke of Rri5r,-
water also ran
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
New sp1Idinv BooI,1ct Ont

The constitution and bylaws Of the
Church Athletic League of New York
has just been distributed This little
booklet should be of great value to
churches in all large cities. rs fl tells
the benefits derived from church organ
!zations, whose object is the promotion
Of clean amateur athletics among young
New York CITY should be formed in
every large city of the United States
The league in New York comprises sew
enteen churches and the membership Is
constantly growing larger. ANY church
officers interested in n similar movement
can obtain ii copy of the booklet ~ \.
G. Spalding & Bros.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
GIANTS WIN OPENING GAME.

Philadelphia, May @-New York Won
the opening game from the PaIllics to-
day in an exciting contest 10y 3 60 D.
\ misjudscd = 10y MaEee I'm the fifth
inning presented the Giants with two
runs and virtually decided the game.
Methcwson pitched fine game. Naroney
also pltcnod gnoI hlu. Score
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29

Philadelphia, May 2S-On paper there
was an exciting finish to the inter
collegiate track and field championships
Today on Franklin Field for with only
one event LETT 90 run. Yale stood 2jl2 TO
Pennsylvania g2lz However, in the last
event. the .-l-yard run, Pennsylvania had
.wo men and Yale none. Tod Ramsdell,
IF Pennsylvania was second in the race,
and George Minds, of Pennsylvania, third,
so that the final score between these two
universities stood Pennsylvania, 27la;
Yale, 25is.
In the winning Of the furloug run, Ralph
.. Craig. Of Detroit a Junior In the Uni
vers.t y Of Michigan. led from gun to
worstcd. and finished In 2lia seconds.
eoualing the intercollegiate and world
records set by Bernie Wefers in 1896. The
race was run the reverse way of the
track from that in which the 1OJ-yard
race was done. owing 20 the early wind
but at the time OF day that Craig finished
his dash there was no breeze TO speak Of
There is some little question that the
record viii be allowed, and the officials
said they thought il would be. Craig had
.he field at his mercy all the way and
led Ramsdell by about three yards al the
tape. The timers all agreed on the per-
Torrance.
There was another record broken in
the course Of the day. 10 was In the pole
vault and that Yale man did it. This is
the almost iuyariable combination that
for several years back has been found IN
these games Frank r. Nelson. the Yale
track champion. cleared y feet AS inches
90 win the vault, and added 20 the mark
of - feet Sll inches made last year at
Cambridge 10y G.. Campbell. also Of Yale.
Nelson later on tried 90 make u feet 1914
inches. but failed Even that perform
ance would hardly have been a record II
the performance of y feet 1913 inches Of
Lee Scott at Boulder yesterday IS verified.
Pennsylvania won the meet and Yale
was a close second. Then came Michi-
gan with 20 points; Princeton. Il, Cornell.
a. Harvard. 1872, Syracuse, 8: Amherst.
e.. Brown. o. Dartmouth. 3, Columbia, IL;
EoWdoin. New York University, and Wes-
Icyau I point each.
The big thing OF the day by an odds
outside Of the recorJ-breakinE was the
downfall OF Wilton G.. PAUL, Of PennsyI-
yania, the intercollegiate record holder
I'm the mile run The dope was that IL
p,,,r, .o,,1, no forced hard b, some one
g., +.f. --ro be.d no too rired IN win the
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The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
QUAKERS JUST NOSE OUT YALE TN NTERCOLLEGIATES|

-Pa-kut. Lobcrt. Stolen basa--2oscler. Lc5Gt.
Douu,y. Oase-. Double plan. Ealu 90 Hchitz.n
Q. Caslar to DCwey 90 HuLit2.l, krUe,chy 20
IiuI7uirt. First base ca balls on GasIal. g. on
Wills. . Stack ui-Eg Ga-Iar @. h Willis g.
L.cft ou tescs-C.Hc.urati. {. 5t. Louis g. Jmpus
-Mcs,Is ! ialr and Em.lie. Time ri sane-l hour
and ,. EImtl-.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
RonnnI,e- =, Richmnnd. I.

SPECIAL Co. The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. May %.-Fuily eight
thousand people saw Richmond lose the
last game OF the present series 10 Roa-
uoko this afternoon after thirteen hard
fought innings. by 10 !. It was a pretty
pitchers battle between Revclle for Rich
mond and Andrada for Roanoke, with the
odds in favor Of the local man until the
fatal thirteenth. Score:
r. ". r.
Roanoke. o9IoOCoOOOO.Ol-2
Richnmd O 0G0 G. @ 90 GO o Ell S
Hatterie--Audrada and schmidt ReyeIe and
Cevau. Umf.r,--Ncs-r-. MoUissey and FISHER
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
NorfnI!.. y Lynchburg. 6.

Special Jr Tho Washington IiCaid.
Norfolk. Va, May "a batting rally
in the ninth inning gave Norfolk the last
same with Lyuchburg. to 6. Both pitch
ers were hit hard, but they We're poorly
supported, errors being responsible for
several runs on both sides. The game was
holly contested The umpire had many
close decisions 90 make. and kicks from
both sides We're frequent Score.
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Tattuies-Grfr end Lucn, Walker and Manson.
Umrrc-Alr Fender
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29

Carroll Institute defeated the Epipb-
any Chapei baseball team YESTERDAY nv
a seventh-inning rally overcomina \
ffve-run lead, score TO Z The In
stitute team clans the fourteeh-vcar-
old title. as they have played nineteen
games ana won seventeen,
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
GUN CLUB TO HOLD TOURNEY.
AnnIOStnnS Ready for Annual Dec

AnnIOStnnN Rcndy Tor AnnunI Dec
Grafton Day shoot.
The regular weekly shoot OF the Ana
lostan Gun Club was considered quite
success yesterday, more than twenty-five
members and visitors being present.
PHI Stubener carried Off the honors Of
the days shoot by smashing 80 clay pig
cons out of a possible 100. Or. II. p. Co
hey making second place by breaking IS
out of 100 Miles Taylor who did NO. cot
on the ground until late. made a good
score by breaking IS out Of a possible 30.
giving him third place
The members spent yesterday afternoon
getting into shape for the annual shoot,
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
FIGHTERS GIVEN
TO PIT HOBBIES
Managers Wise in Keeping
Their PPOtegeS Amused.
JIM JEFFRIES LIKES FISHING
Baseball, Motor Cars, and Horses
Prove to Be Most Popular Amuse-
KetcLeH and Jack Johnson said TO
BE Most Reckless Autoists.

Fighters all have hobbies and it IS
the selection OF these amusemeuts Of
the mind and man which play "a part
lu the length of time which the title
holder clings 10 the championship.
The greatest gIovcman of the game.
the unbeaten wonder, James j. Jetfries,
finds fishing and hunting the greatest
pleasure nature grants to man. often
he leaves his home and civilization for
weeks and is lost in the woods track
ing bear or casting in the streams for
bass or trout.
Jack Johnson. the Texan. who has
taken the title that JEFF used 10 wear.
is given 20 motor cars. lie loves TO-
whlz on the country roads I'm "a high
powered machine. Perhaps Ee has been
hailed before more magistrates than any
driver in America FOR speeding.
sam Lansf5rJ that Tar Baby. likes %
drive trotters. and be has a horse OF
his own and drives in aU Of the meet
iuEs of the town OF Northb0ro. where
his training quarters are located Sam
also has an indoor game, which most
Of his race love Jo play T. Is highly
exciting and deals good deal with
arithmetic and 70 IS called crap
KctcheII Great Driver.
STANLEY Ke1rheU. The mlLGie-ueiea-
champion. is said 90 De the most rerk-
less man in motor car lu America.
lie has one q the best racing machines
ever buHt lu this land for speed. and
when STANLEY gets on a good road. and
Il IS clear ahead. Die gives her the juice
and tries 90 shatter all time records. he
has never had wreck with his ma
chine. AID Doe says that when his days
IN the rims are over he is going 90 COM
h.ne with Barney O.dfeId and try %
Kill "a few speed records with a flyer
built after bis own ideas.
AID WuIEast. the new LEr-ue.e--
champion. is apparently satisfied vita
lis own title. and ands enough I'm ID -9
amuse him. He IS only RI ynar--ta-,
and does not have GO. Worry fr- a while
about tine future. and le has been SD
busy playing show dates that le does
not ind time t0 exploit his methods OF
entertainment Of SELF 20 the public
Ale Atre-. the rcarler-wairs- a-au-
rlou. has always been EaU guy f1-
one sport. the bauE-als Abe probably
has spent more money on the p.u,Cs
, than any fighter. He VIII wager daily,
, and is no T.ke-
When he has them going he Keeps
running up lis bets until be eventually
/ lets all his winnings ride aa one horse
some day be- may hit tie r.eh; combine
D finn ana |rr.- ID rfrr rr-.rrnr
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
CARDINALS SHUT OUT.

Cincinnati. MAJ 2S.-Gaspar was i'm fine
form to-day. and the Reds beat the Car
dinals for the second straight by score
Of 4 TO O. The Reds felded in great style.
while WiIs support was off color. Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29

Leit IN hases-NCN Y0I, G 'hiladClrbia g pase.
ca hlls-OH Alarrcy. ., oil AlathcEsou. ]. Strucs
cUt-By NlathevSCu. s. hv NUncy. J. Two-laSe
hitS-SCymCUr. 61Cl-rJsS EuuSlCld- sacrifice hit
kuabc. BridrClL Stolen lasc-NIertle. Double
IlaW-Msya Co. DOYLE. Nsthowsu 10 Ne-klc. Hit
hy IiJChr--rBy Narcney !. WEI Wtch-Narorcy.
UmIirc-lIr. O'Da5. Time q Eamo-l hour and %
minute. Nttcu1auc-1 30
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
BROOKLYN WINS IN TWELFTH.

Brooklyn, May 2S.-Eerger scored the
winning run for the BrooElyns to-day In
the twelfth on two passes and hiss by
Wheat and Burch. Manager DahIeu WAS
fired i'm the eleventh for kicking. Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE NOTES

The home run made 10y Capt Walter
Of Ninth, by driving tne ball into the
open door Of the car barn. was almost
the duplicate Of that made by Dutch
suckers several seasons ago. when he
was playing on the Ninth team.
The batting and fielding records Of each
team up to and including Fridays game
arc gg follows.