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The Washington herald., 1910-05-19
NEW LEAGUE ORGANIZED.
Diamond Duckpin BowIers Prepare
summer season.

The organization OF the Diamond Duck
pin League was perfected last night at
well-attended meeting at the Diamond
Bowling Alleys The new league is to be
composed of ten teams. of three men
each. Some very good bowlers are in
cluded in the membership of the teams,
and a successful season is assured.
The election Of the officers OF the
league was the principal matter Of in
terest and resulted in the choice of the
following men:
Harvey Rogers. president: J. F.
Miehaud, vice president; II. b. HALEY,
treasurer. and NJ. Goldberg, secretary
and official scorer.
The first game to be played in the new
league viii take place on Tuesday night
May 81, at the Diamond Alleys.
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WESTERN WINS GAME.
Cathedral school l. Defeated by
S-tO-G score

In a slow and Hstless game, Western
High schools baseball team yesterday
defeated Cathedral School on the Ten
nallytown diamond by S 90 8. the victors
pulling the game out OF the fire in the
sixth inning, when they raped out two
singles scoring three runs The Cattle
dral School took the lead in the first few
innings. but by combination Of hits and
errors in the fourth and sixth. Western
secured enough runs 10 win For the
Cathedral boys EeCSs was in fine form
and Sergeant caught I'm good stvle For
Western capt stone and Todd were the
stars Score.
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Totals. s 2 9 Totals. 72i Is I
'Battcd for Bschman in the fourth.
fBattcd fer Mor,n IN the NINTH
.Batted for Titus IN the ninrh
81. Louis ................... Ce O 3 1-5
PHILADELPHIA ................. . O 0 0 O. o g
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First base On crrurs-Aiouut Pleasant. 8. Silver
Spring g Left ON Eascs-MCmt Pleasant 5: Silver
Spring, s. First base ON balis-On Benedict. Z: OF
Mccarthy .. Innings pitched-By Rawlings. 2. by
Dyer 6; by Benedict IS. hy Mccarthy. 3 22
Times n hat hy oupCncnts-AGainst Rawlings. 6.
against Dyer. p. agnlst Benedict. Z. against Nc
Carthy. 70. Hits madc-Od Rawlings. 7, OF Dyer.
6; of Mccarthy. G.; of Bencdict 5. Struck cut
BY Benedict 5; hy Dyer. (; by Mccarthy. 6 Three
base hits-Cissel. Rawlings Twoh3se hitS-Hnr.
Boykin q. Clark West Mccarthy Morris Sacrifice
hts-CisSrl Worthan. Walters y. Clark Harrow.
Eastwood %. King Cl Gill !. Benedict Stolen
hascs-nHer a.. Boykin. Rawlings Hit by pitcher
Dyer 80. q. Clark J. Benedict. WcrJhan Wild
ptches-Dyer %. Passed bals-Nlorris l2l. Umpire
Mr.. Movers. Time u gam.-l Enur and 50 minutcs.
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LISTEN TO THIS.
Langdon Drops Game to Anacostia
in Sunday school Circuit.

Anacosta put it all over Langdon yes
terday ia the Sunday School League
winning by the score OF is 20 = a.
Cruckshanks was forced To- give way 10
Anderson in the fourth round. after
eighteen runs had crossed the PAN aud
did not allow hit or "A run in the three
innings he was in the box Martin and
Bailey both twirled good ball for the
winners.
Beach and John Humphrey both
cracked out home runs. with two men on
bases in each instance. while Phipps and
Fairall got three safetics each. the lat
ter also playing a good game at short
r. Porter had an Off day at short for
the Suburbanites, making four miscues.
Score.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Portsmouth. 6: RoanoIse. ..

Special 10 The Wosl mgtou Herald.
Roanoke. Va. MAY lN.-Fiue stick work
and superior fielding gave Portsmouth
the last OF the series 10y the score Of 6
10 > Cefalu pitched the whole game for
the locals, while Bobby Vail was on the
firing line for the visitors. and pitched
until two men were down in the NINTH
when he was succeeded by Hamilton
Score:
x. II. T.
Roanoke. ............. 5000 lO4-5 u 3
Portsmouth.....--.- ] @ 90 CO "a C
Batteries-C,fam and schmidt, Vail. Hamilton
and CuWan. UmpirC-Mr Davis.
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The score.

First base b. eTruH-Catholic University /.
GeorgctoNn University. q Lift on base Catholic
University. 6, Georgetown University. g. FIRST base
on balls-Oh Greene. ,; on Balzer. g Inning.
pitchcd-By O'C0nn0r. 6 %; by Balzer. IS. Hits
madc-Of o'Ccnuw. .; on Bazgr g. Stmci,
out-By O'Ccnnor. 2; by Balzcr. I by Grccne Z.
Stolen bascs-C. O'Connor. De Vries l2l. Greene.
Hunt ~. sittcTdmg. Gibson. VI. O'C0unor. Double
Tlays-Tobin 10 stock Hit by pitchcr-By Greene
Cd. Wild pitches-Grconc. O'Councr. Umpnc-NIr.
Hughes. Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes
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MOUNT PLEASANT WINS.
Makes Ten Runs CA silver spring I'm
One Inning

In an ciEht-inninE Suggest yesterday,
Mount Pleasant defeated Silver Spring
and forced them from the lead 10 second
place. With the score . TO / against
them in the fifth inning. the Hill boys
drove ten runs across the counting
block and took the lead. Silver Spring
tied things up again in the seventh ses-
sion. but Dyer won his own game in the
eighth stanza with a single 10 center
scoring Rawlings from second.
Grip put up a good fielding exhibition
at the initial corner. Rawlings triple
with the hassocks populated scoring ;he
multitude, first broke the ice for Mount
The Washington herald., 1910-05-19
PLAY FAST GAME.
Diamond 4. G. Registers Victory
over Pension Office Clerks.

The Diamond Athletic Club won an in
tercsting game from the Pension Bureau
team in the Marquette League yesterday,
90 7. before a large and enthusiastic
gathering. Maddox played a wonderful
game in left field. cutting Saunino. off az
the plate when he tried 10 stretch his
triple into homer in the second inning
In the eighth, Reed passed Gait. Piozet
hunted. Schmidt hit past first base. scor-
ing Gait. and, when Bielash was HIT
by a pitched ban, Piozet was forced
across the rubber with the winning run.
Croro-
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LIt On E0.cf-St Mariin 5. s. Na-sIU- ). First
base on hal5-On Walker. I: N Stone. L In
madc-Of Walker Q; of stone. l. Struck out-By
Walker ], ly stone .: b., Bullock . Home runs
CcllirswCrth. Thrcc-hasc hijs-Stcnmcycr Beard
pugauuc. Two base hte-Gallovay. Sacrifice hit
Walker. Stolen bases Walker Stone. Jackson.
Fitzpatrick Wagner Bullock Double plays-C0l-
Hnc0Uorth to Steinmtycr. Passed baI-Sealcu.
Umt uc-Mr. Wclch. Time Of gamc-l hour An-l
- minutes
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EIT0d Tm7-T- r. D 8 II'0I--. : FT-I ~
by eTrurs-G. r. a.. .. interior. 8. Left cU ta-ss-
g. +. o.. g; Interior. l. Firs, base en- haIIs-Of
Thomas. g.. a Brooks 8 Hits maje-Of Thomas
T., on Brooks. 6. StWes c1t-By ThUSs s. by
Brooks. f. Two-la,e hit--Wisiu-ou Atkinson J1I
Andersen Waters. Sacrifice hits NeKmuey Wa
tiers Stoieu hases-K. Saws. AudsieS Nlufac.
Wild ritches- Thomas. .. Brooks. T. Passed ball
Amos. Uurre-Mr. Harley. Time u game-I hour
and . minutes
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Lanier A. c. Meets Defeat.

The Concord Athletic Club yesterday
defeated the Laniers by 10 to s. George
Farr the hard-luck pitcher Of the Lanier
Athletic Club. made a record for the Dis
trict yesterday by striking out twenty
two men in nine innings and then losing
his game through the rank support Of his
felders. Score:
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NV NV y ITT'T7" tI0T-1TII- y LIUEI-U- J
Let ON rascs-AnacoS.il. .. Lau-d1u =. Fil-t base
nu Hllls-on Martin. g. - 4. Juiczlsuks. 8. ~
Anderson. o luuinE, pitched By A. CuI.rsshausr.
Z; Dos Anderson. g. hr Martin .. hF Bailey. .
Hit, msdc-Of A. Crurk-hsnk. a. oF Andersen
@. % Martin :. 90 Bailey. q. Struck Cut-By Mar
I'm ]; los Bailey. ], DIS Anderson Q, by Cw.cz-
Suanks. O. Home nuns Reach John Pumpluy.
Three base hit-N NcGuu. Pennington smith
Two-hasc hitz-Phipr p. a. MrGratb. MattinglD
Savers. Sacrifice ht-Sayers Stolen bl5c,-lanrz
PUmIhrcy. Faiul -.. VI. McGuth .3. p,uuiu-
CON- Martin ,Z', q. Porter. q. Porter A. Criiyk-
,lanks ~. Hi' hy uItehg-By g. Criicsshanks. g.
Wild ritch-A. Cu'rs-hau--. Raik- Bailey. I'm
pirc--Nc-sr. bauEhcrty and Hughes Time NJ
game hour and - minutes.
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The score.

Earned runs o,t.f5oc . FIRST base by errcrs-
PC,t0fee. Q. Commerce and Labor. B. Left On
buses P0s;-0ficc. 3. Commerce and Labor. g. First
base ON hdlls-Of Ken. s. OF Norris !; on
Rchmord J. Innings ptchcd-By Norris. =; by
Richmond Hits madC-Of Norris. 5. IN Rich
mcud. 8. Struck 0ut-By Kerr. 3. by NCrriss. }.
hv Richmond. D Tnrgc-base hir-Evaus. Tvc-base
hit-Barru. Sacrifice hlt--orri-on. Havcycutter.
Stolen hlse-R Richmond Double u.ay--BruUuer %
Moran tU Evans. Callahan 20 Futm % Harvey
cutter. UmpuJ-Mr. Belts Time Of -amc-l hour
and g minutes
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tn The WasLington LID.

Special 90 The Washington Herald.
Danville. Va, May 1S-Pitcher Bussey
was the shining star in to-day's game In
which Lynchburg was shut out. The local
twirlar made record this season for the
Virginia League walking no men and
yielding but one hit-a single. Brandon.
for the yisi,ors, was outclassed. Score:
r. H. Z.
DanYillc. 1000 81 4
Lynchburg. o o 0 0 1000 CO
Battcries-Bussey and Laughlm; Brandon and
Rowe Umpire-Mr Pender.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.
Did you bet any money on the game.
Ouch. Don't repeat the question.
And they say comets only come once
in seventy years. Thank heaven,

And they say comets only come once
in seventy years. Thank heaven,
Georgetown has never before been
beaten in a series of baseball games by
a local college as long as the oldest of
the old-timers on the Hilltop can re-
member Hats Off to the Catholic Uni
versity lads.
Expecting to see the Brooklanders
clean up the field with the Blue and
Gray squad. nearly every man. woman.
and child in BroOkland turned uB at the
game yesterday. They were not disap-
pointed. but some others-Oh. well!
There was plenty of Georgetown money
at even betting, but the Catholic Uni
versity crowd didn't have enough to
cover 1t all. However, the Brooklanders
put up all they could scrape together
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TIT on N87t--@T' I<II-, D Wv l'Ft, ;, BASES
balls-OH Strcrnme s. Struck out-By Strom-
mel !, hy Frill. 5; by Vaughn . ThIce-base hits
stone GrigES TwO-base htv-Griggs HartzcII.
Stremmcl. Sacrifice hits-Schwitzcr Strrmme'.
Stolen basc-klenow. Passed halI-Allou Hits-Of
FIil in : innings; OF Vaughn j IN innings.
Umpirc--MessTs- OLaughlu and Pcr.ine Time Of
game-I hour and 50 minutes
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MAKE 1T FOUR STRAIGHT.
New NOrks Make Enough Runs in
Seventh To Beat 81. Louis.

New York. May 1S-The New Yorks
made it four straight from St. Louis to-
! day
Stremmel had the locals helpless until
the seventh. when they put through a
batting rally which won the game.
Griggs' hitting was a feature. Score:
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PHILADELPHIA IS BEATEN.

St Louis. May lS-St. Louis won its
seventh straight game to-day by trounc-
ing Philadelphia to >
Moren went UP in the air in the eighth
and st. Louis scored three runs. Sallce
pitched good ball after Bachman was
The Washington herald., 1910-05-19

Lift ON bls,s-Pusiln Bureau. g. Diamond 4. c.
g. First base on h3'ls-OG Reed. g. oH Piozet. l.
Struck out-By Reed. 6; by PiozCt. :. Thrccbasc
hit-Sanniuo. Two-hase hit-Hadru. Sacrifice hits
Dampicr. Reed Eiela7ki. Stolen bases-NcCarthy 49,
Hcmichs Double pays-I}ussp % Dampier; Mad
doX % Reed 90 Mace. Tit by utchcr-By Reed
Umrirc-Alr Wood. Time of game hour and q
minutes
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Two-base hit-Hartsel. Sacrifice hit-Bakcr. Left
ON bases-C Chicago. 6; Athletics T. Struck out-By
Morgan. 3: by Walsh. g. Double play-Bakcr 20
Collins To Davis Stolen blsC-Bauv. Bascl on
balls-Of Walsh. 3; or Morgan. l. Wild pitches
Morgan =. Umrires-Mes-ys. Connolly and Dmcen
Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes.
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Hccht,x Nine Forfcits.

The Hecht boys could not muster fun
nine in the Commercial League yesterday
and forfeited the contest to r. p An
drews, > to 0.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-19
MONROE PLAYS WELL.
Makes Two Sensational Catches n
COIored Departmental League.

Government Printing ONCE met their
Waterloo when they played Interiors
yesterday. losing by 10 20 Z. The run
ming catches OF Dan" Munroe were the
features Of the game. Score:
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Two-basc hits-Nathcys5u. Nerkc Su--s. Nc
CAhe. Three-base hits-Deygrc .- Stolen bases
Beschcr %. Paskert OBJ. LCbcr-. Double plays
Dcwney and Hobby. BASES on ballS-Of Sus-s. @;
on MathcwsCu. :. Hit Ey Iifher-By Su-gs .
Struck out-By Mathews0n. 9. by SUES. 5. Left
on tases-New York. s. Cincinnati. 6. Umpire
Messrs. Moran and Johnston Time q ssme-I hour
and S. minutes
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VICTORY FOR ST. MARTINS.

st. Martin won its first game in the
Independence League yesterday by wal
Looping the Nassau aggregation, Is TO IT,.
In the first inning the two clubs scored
eleven rims IatUnar fhau, Scora.
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CINCINNATI is TRIMMED.
Loose Fielding Gives Game to New
York Giants

Cincinnati May 1S.-With two gone in
the ninth. Bridwell made a brilliant stop
Of McLean's single back Of second but
threw wild 20 first
Then several scratch hits and some
weird fielding allowed the Reds four con-
The Washington herald., 1910-05-19

u-f base on crr.T-- Prospects. o. Northeast. q
fir,t base lI baI--Of OEreu. I. Cf Barrett. D.
Struck olt-Bv OBuu, 10, by Barrett s. Three
base hit-MrIutlrg. Tvo-base Lits-Callahar. Ly-
dane. Hillery Chamb-r.in. J. Hoffman. stolen
tsscs-Callahau W. oBuu. HLlCr Schneider
Chsmh,rliu. Tppsn .-'. Wild ritale--Barr .
Passed haI,s-Nauwormlr. O. Jmlirc-Nr. Ray.
Time a game hours
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THIRTEENTH BY ATHLETICS.
Many Errors Cause Downfall Of the
White SOX.

Philadelphia. May lS-The Athletics won
their thirteenth straight game to-day. Err
rors figured in the making of all the runs
Score:
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
PIRATES TRIM DOVES.
Curtis Knocked Out of Box in Sec
Ond Inning.

Piusbure. May ls.-Pittsburg won from
Boston to-day, 10 g. Curtis. who was
the only Boston pitcher 10 beat PittsburE
since 1905. was sent in to-day. but he was
knocked out in two innings Brown, who
succeeded him. did well Score.
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Yellowstone 4. c. wins.

The Yellowstone \. c. defeated the
Teddy Bears yesterday, Z to ,. The feat
ures were the batting of De Alley and
the pitching Of II. DauSherty. Score;
The Washington herald., 1910-05-19
Western Boxer Cominr

Irish Lands, the well-known pugilst
Of the Middle West, is on his way East
in company with his manager in search
Of matches
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Sitterding caught McGeady's hard drive
TO third in the second inning on the first
bounce and nabbed him at the initial
corner. O'Connor made a beautiful re-
turn throw TO Sit TO catch Clancy &c
ing to third on the out, but the runner
beat the toss by an eyeiash.
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Tvc-ta-e ht-McNE,lan. SaCrigce hItS-StCirfc,i-
Archer. Stolen ha>os-E7crs Archer. Mcmillan.
>uucy rGt-By BarSC. 8, hy PfJiScr. . Base, on
h.i~-OT BarEc- l. pouhie Tlay-MJNhilan Hum
mel Left rU hasos-Chigsgo 5; BROOKLYN s. I'm
rircs-Mos-rs. O.Day and Brennan. Time q game
! hour ard o minutes
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NATIONALS CAPTURE FINAL GAME OF MAPS SERIES

but Perring scooted home on the play.
Graney ended the game with a feeble
grOunder 20 Groom.
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TvC-tasc hIrs-Clarkc. HCz0- Graham. Three
base ht-Graham. Home rrus-Leaca brown.
stolen ba-e-}lu.r. Sacrifice hits-tlaISe. WI.-.-.
Ea-e On BALBOA CamUi;z. !. "a Brown. ]. "a
Curtis J. St-CE oGr-By Camu-rz. @ ty Curtis d..
Ey Brown j. Hrs-Or Curtis ir . inning. on
Brown boz innings Tupirl--lIe--rs- HiElgr and
EIsLe. Time % game L1lr and ID miuuIes
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Earned Washington, ]; Cleveland
!. First base by erTOTS-Cleveland J.
Left on bases-W Washington. >: Cleveland
8 First base on balls-On Mitchell. p
Innings pitched-By Mitchell 3ia by Ber-
ger. ~ Hits madc-On Mitchell. >. off
Berger. ? Struck Out-By Mitchell 1 =.
by Groom. ,; by Berger. 3. TWO-base hits
-Perring, Unglaub, Street. LaiOie Nc
Bride Lord Sacrifice hit-Street Sacri-
flee fies-Schaefer. Groom Empires
Messrs KERN and Sheridan Time Of
game hour and 45 minutes Attendance,
2,9H.
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Norfolk. >; Richmond, 2.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va. May 1S.-Hale yielded four
hits and gave two bases on balls in the
third inning. and Norfolk secured a COM
handing iead, winning, ) 10 > Score:
II. II. f.
Richmond. d.. OIL 100000 CTS I
Norfolk -.----.-... 0 O I 0 O0x-5 10 1
Batteries-Hae and Messitt Bushcy and Tiede-
mau Umpirr-Mr. Mace.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-19

"Morry' O'Connor caught three foul
flies 20 the loft OF first base.
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MAPS BEATEN IN
FINAL GAME, 4-3
Victory of Nationals Sends
Them Into Sixth Place.
GROOM STEADY IN PUNCHES

LRnky TwIrler. Although Hit Freely,
Keeps Swats Well Scattered.
Cleveland Throws Scare Into Camp
by Sending Home Two Runs i'm
Ninth-MitchelI Gets His Bumps.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-19

Clancy was in the lineup, although he
was suffering from injuries sustained n
one of the recent games Catholic Uni
vc'Sity played
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HANDY. WITH THE BAT.
Prospect Boys Defeat Northeast Club
in Olympia League, I6 10 =

Prospect easily defeated the Northeast
aggregation I'm the Olympia League. IS to
. The good batting OF the winners was
The only featnre Slnre.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

PittsburG. :; Boston, ,.
Chicago, ,; Brooklyn, 2.
New York. 10; Cincinnati. O.
-. Louis. .; Philadelphia. ?.
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Feenan's throwing was not as good as
it has been in the recent games. Bunny
acted kind II sleepy all through the
game.
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TwC-base hits-Eydus Higgins. Sacrifice hits
knabc o. Doolin. Evans Double ulays-Erars 10
kCnCtChy Dc0lin % kEabe 90 Bransdeld o.
Stolen bases BTansfeld SIorsn Dooiin. Hauser.
Mage. Hit hv YitChg-fiy MorCn. = Bases On
hslls-of 2aohman 8; N Nor,u . Struck cut
By Bachman D Itcaing rccord-OG Bachman ;
nit, in ( innings- LEFT on bases-St Louis &:
PHILADELPHIA g. Umpircs-Messrs. Klom & Kane.
lime Of game hour and * minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-19
MAILMEN WIN GAME
POst-Office Defeats Commerce
and Labor, 4 to 3.
MOVE INTO FIRST PLACE

Yesterdays Victory Gives MniI Car
riers the Lead i'm Departmental
BE Stumbling Block for LnbOrite
BatterS-CHIlnhnn Plays Well.
The oasis., 1910-02-26

tinuance of the ore body in the workings. An iron formation, almost black, has recently been found in the gray rock encountered about two weeks back, in which the gold is more prominent than in any of the rock of lesser depth.
 Morenci Leader: In early days, and before the discovery of the Globe and Warren districts, the Clifton Morenci district com menced to produce copper and has been producing ever since-each year increasing its production. Many years ago the ore was taken from the surface, being quite rich; and at that time the district was turned down by experts who pre- dicted that the ore would play out at depth. History has taught us differently, as in those mines which have been developed at depth larger ore bodies have materialized, though the ore is of lower grade. By introducing the concentrator and teacher the Arizona Copper Company, as well as other com panies, have produced wonderful results and will continue to do so as time advances. In many in- stances ore of high value is being extracted from the deepest work ings, this case applying very strong ly to the Shannon. Now we are told by other mining experts of high repute that the ore bodies of this district are inexhaustible and we may expect even richer ore at greater depths.
The oasis., 1910-02-26
MINING \ EWS.
2 Collection of Short Newsy Items From Among the Mines of Arizona.

Williams News: George Mont gomery, director of works of the Mint Company, came in last Sat- urday on No. 10 and left the next day on No. 9. In conversation with the News reporter he stated they would have the new double compartments shaft raised to the sur face about March 1st, and expects to have the Huntington mill in oper- ation by May 1st.
 Yuma Sentinel: Joe Mendevil, the we'll known mining man and prospector, was in town from Picacho this week. Joe is the owner of some very valuable mining prop critics in the Picacho district that one day will make him a million aire. He reports everything nov ing along nicely. The mill is de- ing good work, and the prospects indicate that that district will be- come one of the best producers, through this mine, on the coast,
 Range News: We are informed that the Cicero Smith Mining Com pany, whose property is located on the north side of the mountains penetrating the Lewiston district, has placed an order for a ten- stamp mill. This action was de- cided on at a recent meeting of the principals held recently in Wilcox The company has the backing of some capitalists of Mineral Wells, Texas, and has systematically prosecuted development work on their property, which is a gold proposition.
 Arizona Blade: Messrs. Brown, Perham and Carminatti struck ore, Tuesday, in the tunnel they are running on their newly discovered gold property, that "pans" heavy, coarse gold in surprising quantity. The gold seems to be heavily alloyed with silver. The claim is situated only about four miles east of Florence on the desert, and if it should prove to be as large prop erty as it now appears to be Flor ence will become great gold pro- ducing camp.
 Range News: President J. P. Richardson of the Centurion Ari- zona Mining Company, whose prop erty is near Dragoon, was busi- ness visitor to Wilcox Monday. He reports the Centurion shaft down 325 feet and showed us some samples of ore taken from that level. The character of this ore looks very much like copper matte and is highly impregnated with native copper. The samples are not from the main vein but from an intrusion in the lime. Cross. cutting will soon start for the main vein which has been cut on each level as it is reached. MT. Rich. ardson is naturally very enthusi. astic over the new strike and he reports every indication points tc a tremendous, rich ore body below
 Courtland Arizonan: At the Gold Queen properties, the work is progressing nicely, they now having the shaft down to a depth of 22; feet, where the values are better than at any time in the past, thus continuing the improvement tha' has been noticed with the deptf gained from the start. Free golC is easily visible in the rock ant
 Al
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12

job Printins Done Right. Times
Printing Co., No. Us John X. st Call
Main itsS. or City 1855.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12

set der olt orter OF dings under der
leadership of Teddy for DER purpose
of Enthusiastically endorsing Teft In
DER own bitter language und excor-
ciating der tariff nit crushing vorts
Of commentator. Efen Ballinger was
nod spared-he wass ignored.
Altogether | am afrait dot Teddy
decapitootet Barnes und Woodruff NIT
painless surgery.
guess, OSCAR, dot hiss rude man.
ners Is so reactionless dot does New
York Oft Quarts may dink dey hat
been deeply mortified by hiss bois-
ferrous CONDUCT, but / can forgife him.
| subbosed he wass going up dere to
snap somepody's collarbone, but be-
liefe me, / aind angry ad him ad all. I
can still be Oft Quart und meet him
ad der halfway house. | am Wiling
10 be New York or drawing room
Insufficient.
But bet me eff he goes ouid vest
init dot kind OF insufficient blatforum,
dey will charge dot Id years a bangle
bracelet.
excuse me ef l twit you, OSCAR.
| Tee-hee!
Sarcatigfully,