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The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

A. r. Collision, formerly ia the bank
ing business here, spent few hours OF
last week looking over the improve
ments made since he resided here.
He is now located at Bartlettsville,
Oklahoma.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

A letter from S. V. Wathen conveys
the news OF the birth of an eight pound
girl in their household on April 25th
Their home is at present in Wagner,
Oklahoma.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

Harvey Hoy, a graduate OF the st.
Louis Matchmaking school. arrived
Wednesday to assist Mr.. Rhodes in
the Ordway Jewelry Store.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

Chas. Baker and family who recently
went to Oregon. have finally located
at Ontario. California. Next stop,
Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

FuH sALE-lncubatOr, good shape.
Egg for setting. Prices right.
BENJAMIN +. Ross.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06
Missouri Pacific Time Table
ICE CREAM AND DANCE

The ladies' Of St. Peters church will
serve Ice Cream and Cake In the Ord.
way opera house Thursday evening,
May 18th. Ice Cream and Cake 10
cents. Dancing after 0 p. m.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

L. A. Henderson made another trip
to the Springs last week and returned
with Il neat pony and cart to add to
his shetland pony collection.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

Marshal Worker has just finished
filling the town reservoir with good
clear water.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

Mrs. Fred w. Rohl and children
returned Friday from several weeks
visit with her sister in Denver.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

Walter Steen went to La Junta last
Friday and returned Sunday with
Mrs. Steen and Eleanor who had been
spending the week with Il. A. Steen
and family.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

Look out for your eyes and they will
look out for you. 'NuT said-get the
eye shields at MARTIN's.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

Ferdinand Fink, OF the New Era
force. spent Sunday with his home
folks In Colorado Springs.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

If you have arrived in Ordway
since April Goth aud'was not enumer-
ated before taking up residence here,
maze the fact known to S. p. Ilgen-
fritz, the enumeration.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06
PLANTS

For Cabbage, Tomato and Sweet
POtato, and other plants Gallon
THE EBBERT SEED Co.
Rocky Ford
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

Smoke 'em up. We have more OF
'em. Those Stickney cigars ut the
Corner Restaurant.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

BORN-On Friday, April Goth. to
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Phillips, agirl.
All reported doing nicely.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

Mrs. C. L. Armitage arrived from
Athol, Mass, last Tuesday to visit 10
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Jay
f. Johnson.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

George Gallavan has been on the
sick list for the past week. He went
to Pueblo Tuesday. to take treatment
for rheumatism at Clark's sanitarium.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06
Piano For Sale

Second Hand Piano In good cOndi
tiOn viii be sold cheap.
IT. C. L. BOLToN, Rocky Ford.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06
For Sale

Big and White Russian seed oats
Save the dealers profit. 1 miles west
OF Ordway. CHAs. SCHROEDER.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06
Seed for Sale

Punk Meat Cantaloupe Seed for sale
cheap, Inquire OF A. l.. SALE. tf5l
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

Fresh every day. Get your breat
at TIE ORDwAY BAKERY.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

DR.. II. G. Swift and wife were Pu'
eblO visitors Tuesday. .a
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

Miss Irene Behymer has been dan
gerously sick this week.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06
For Sale,

Thoroughbred Brown Lcghorn eggs,
$500 per hundred. Setting eggs Sl.OO
for II. Mrs. Laura NJ. Wright. 5-l2
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06
Time to clean up the alley.

]. E. Downey was 10 Pueblo Tues
day.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

DR.. Jones has just returned from a
professional trip through Kansas.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06

L. W. Specklemire returned to MS
home In Pueblo last Saturday.
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06
Photo mounting board at this office

Good, cool furnished room for rent
Inquire OF Charles Sewers. 2t
The Ordway new era., 1910-05-06
Wanted-HOrSeS

For pasture. Good fence and water.
2t Phone Ola JOHN L. HELMS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-14

Horton Kansas and killed him Ills
guilt bore on his conscience and q
few days ago he told q friend here
that no had killed the old man with
a club
MONEYS ConGdant told The police
Tonight Mooney confessed his crime
10 the sheriff OF Brown county Elus
The man are said 10 have quarreed
over money
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-14

our w1gor o"e snow white. with
spring water ,oUr clothes win look
the same way az The Right Way
Laundry adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-14
FLOUR AND FRED.
$500 Reward

For Information leading to the ar
rest and conviction OF any one stealing
any poultry from any member OF the
Eastern oklahoma Poultry AS
sociatlon. JOEL T SMITH
II Prost.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-14

aa'l 5o glad 10 -ae sou 7 am Al
r.HnI th. evening
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
JOCKEYS mo RETtINFR.
Danny Maher Gets s7s.OOO Tn Ride Lord
RSsebeFy's Neil Cow.

Danny Maher IA" American inrk~y.
has received = retainer OF $1,000 from Lord
Roseberv 10 rid. his colt Neil Cow ia the
Derby u Is the biggest figure ever gained
by a Jockey for his services IN similar
capacity. but money - no obIect to the
head Of the house 10 Primrose when tho
Ep=on classic " 10 stake. No doubt
the prime reason why Msher commanded
such a big figure was that b" made Neil
Gov perform better than any other iock-y.
Iaat wear. when a two-vear-Old. the colt
bottled ont the gate more than once and got
left altogether IN = few OF the big stakes
for Youngsters Toward tho end 81 the
season MahsT Nas tried. aud though Neil
Gov tried TO run 81 tho course Maher
held on to him aud after tagging him
about finally got him moving In surprising
shap. and he won nv head The nuiah
Was the most sensational ever seen ON an
English rncecouI-e
Maher rode Neh Cow recently in the
Craven Stakes AZ Ne~mlrket. aud though
he won he Performance Of the colt was
disappointing 4 colt named Iressady
Tan clean away from him IN the early part
o. the contest and then -werved clean
across the Oour-s. sonnet hing that cost
him . lot Of ground Neil 0ow'S showing
places lsmberK hrtneT fayortts for the
Derby The pair will meet ia the Two
thousand Gulneas to-day. Tressady will
he IN the race. u j. said Another good one
has come TO light In Rochester. a stable
companion Of Neil Cow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
RACING At PTMIICO.
niwh Private Beats q. 10. MSiler for
United sfunts PURSE.

BAITINoHE. Nh April -. Three favor
lies we're successful In a card Of riK ras -
az PiEnlico this afternoon. In both of the
feature events. the Arlington Stceplecha-e
ana the United Hunts Purse. 'hs short
pgsred horses NcFs successful The latter
race was bur 4 two horse AFFAIR IL Was
only a gallon for High Private. spills
marked the Arlington steepleChRse So
lectus the fayoTits. was the only one In
the field OF ave that stood up all the way.
The HIunlRrie~.
FInG Raes-SgG furiOngs Or. Barkisy. i,O
(Nlc1lsIl. 3 TO 4. Son. N00iCasta. ~ titamsryi.
= V 8. secOnd: kyrAt. LIS FaFbrOtheu. 20 l.
uvolini anf HYMN also ran.
seroBd Raco Pour ana half flTiongs
MfbLa iuo tiJIaani. 7 20 s. Eon: lescar. uE WAT
New = 20 !. second. Muskmeion. iOt (Javi-i.
. ~ !, gltrti. Tine. t0J 6. jack Ryan. Step-
child, Dorrhss'rv aud Andy ChisAolm Ai-o ran
Thiri Race slH flrlongs -GT'i'!0. no tNsikerl.
s W l. Won. Anyi. 40 Drryer,. 70 !, secOnd.
GlopDer. IN tFairbrotheI ID. - u J. thin. Time.
ISsS SPARKLING wave. Tasteful. i-ayrriHst-r.
Ny Southern boH, Jack FrpsL LeaJar ,tOwn.
Landmark. Equation. Inspired. Aoltke And HO~
let also ran.
FSaTth Race Streplechase. Hunters. $40 miles
Seicrtus, lsS ~. Hayes. "a !. WOO. Duke of
Roanoke. isf tGrantland. u "a I. second. Merry.
man. lts ~ Lucasl, N !. third. Tine. as
Alss PerigoTd And Purulane also ran.
FBfph Ilace-Das mile-Gay Derrtver. ~ Me
Cahcyl, 10 l. won. County Fair. los ~. Davis
20 !. second: JusgleE ~ ut~idl. 10 q. third
Time. SaaA Chnirmaster Of Chesterbrook
ChaTig an aad CesaTilass also ran.
SAITH Race Unitrd Hunts purse: one mile and
siGty yards-HiEh Private. ia utridi. 20 s. Won.
a. "a. Miller. o. (Itamseyl. q % s. sero1d Time
fnO. Only two starters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
BROOKLYN CHALLENGE CUP.
Tive ChaIIenSers Tor Trophy Held by new
Yark Athletic CIab.

The New York Athletic Club has received
go challenges for the Brooklyn GkallenGe
cup. and - both we're received a. the same
time the committee has recommended
that both be accaDeed as chalIengers. Since
then another challenge has been received
but this will simply be recorded a. an entry
tor the race.
Tho challengers are the slOop Amorita.
o Wned by r. d. BrAgdon OF the Harlem
y acht club. and the sioOp MaialuA. geAsd
by n. l.. stone Of the New Rochelle Yf9ohf
Z Tub The third entry Il the kowdy, tOr-
meriy the HeTa II belonging to "a. = Duel
OF the American \ acht Clue.
This race will be sailed on Saturday
July ?. the start being made at 10 o'ciOoA
starting line on HucklebeFry Island, 10 and
around the Vineyard sound lights&ip and
hence TO a finishing line on the BROOKLYN
y Acht club, GRAY e9end Bay, passing south
OF Block Island and Long Island. % distanse
Of 2so nautical miles The trophy was won
last year by Commodore u. A, Jackson,
.lr. =. slOoD Victory. and the Victory will
be the defending yacht this year She " No
have new sails aud -pars aud be in cOmmi--
-iOn very shortly Her crew will be the
zane In last years race: N 4 Jackson
JT. skipper. Harry curtis aud Air kudeT-
man 81 the MOTTiaanta Yacht cub and
liorattO Page OF the New EOchelie Yacht
Club
The Brooklyn cup has never been sue.
defended he race - an open
one and all entries must be received by
measurement certificate Al starters are
10 he AZ Travers Island by July for in
. pectton. " n expected that this year there
" tll lie At least ten starters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
COLTMBIA ROWING.
Eight shows Improvement with saunders
RAek In the Beat.

The Columbia varsity crew has entered
upon tho last stages OF training for its race
with Annapolis on the severn on SATURDAY
May 7. The men In the first boat have gone
into strict training and live on the barge
bOathOuse at EdgewateF. where the late
eaten. Before breakfast yesterday morn
ln9 Rice had the eight on the water for the
hrsf early morning row aud covered three
miles upstream nc a letsurely pace. In the.
afternoon the first and sec ond crews had q
couple Of miles hard rowing after a long
pull up the river. In which the FIRST cOmbina-
tson moro than held les own. With Saunders
back In his old seat the boat has iraDrovel
wonderfully In every say aud Hike will
be able 20 send q better crew to meet the
Middies than no had thought possible "a
fortnight ago.
The Improvement In the work Of tho
varsity has NOT been confined TO the first
boat, however. for Keator. a varsity veteran
at No, . In the second varsity boat on his
nrss day Of practice and the boat 10 now 50
per cent. stronger than 10 was . week ago
keator suffered from water on tho knee all
winter end through a greater part Of ths
spring. but be seems 10 be IN excellent
physical condition and his knee IL pracii-
cnIly better.
The crews rowed yesterday a. follows:
Varsity Eight teiRarhnehaer bow: Ciapp
No. HammaR, No. 4 Deilcnbangh. No. g. Cul
paan. No. g. Saunders. No. .: Miller. No. :.
Murray. stroke. and Rddtson, coKswaln.
secgnd bces.sterklsF. bow: sinclair. No. 2
Moore. No. Pitt No. J. Downing. stroke. and
J. Mood. coAsWaln.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

Mats CartmeiIs Sorth Carolina athletes wers
beaten In thstr Arst dual meet under his tuIGiaa
Virginia Pnly did % last Saturday.
Cooke gi PrtleetOn, who won ths ION yard run
~ ne Navy .Princeeon dual flames, beating
the wind.
-EoR - man more Than shs gubacEtpuna IN
take Ne N MAdinon.- says Coach CnnlbaaF az the
Mashlnglnn erewA I'VE ran 90 on ~ po1igh-
keepaie~ nut wAahingann hasn't been lnvli-s
N rnnRhkeepsie
BE made marx o. Is . tRcaane inna year over
ne ID yar1 eostAelea Tommy kenne and prrf
LeMe nnee lnaaT nolQuiat - cnamu1nm hlRh iuulnaI9
WI w - 4sNeAun anotnaF ma1 foF SVFasu1a
~ gAmgl1n a haanlpnw lnaa wnalf h1aa "a,
- VAN q "a ~ riEas - Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
~
safEikLIN


Totals. - "a q IL =
'yons out uh~a winning Ttln was made.
'hausd for Rell in the second inning.
shsitrd for CrMndAl In the .eronu inning.
'sa'tsi for Ames In tha ofth Inning
E1p4yn 90 o O Ia
heN YORK o 81 10
Runs Brookiyn -Harch. :: Wheat .; u. smith,
LfEi1 Jordan New NOrk-Dcvore. IO1 Y. :.
nlFrsr Bridweii. Merkie. Meyers, Dich-on.
!irtt ba-s On errOrs-BrOokiyn. q. Nev YORK, 2.
ksn On nas~> -Brookiyn. !. NeW York. y, FIRST
- oT Ames. ,. OF Dirk~oa. .. ssrack Gus
NNf~.rT. ] by Drssau. ~ CTandsi. Dy
A., ~ n'rkson. , Home Tu1s-Iordan.
gsys hire" base hit-M erkie, Two base hts
IN. HHrmet. Doyle. SarTincs hit -McMl-
~ Nar-IT-~ ties DnubeTt. seymour stolen
So Ia bert. Murray. DOubls piays burch
30 Ia bert Mcmillan. Hummel aud Daunert'
sndu". pofie and Merkie. PAssed balls
asyrrs NrRln Mid pitehes -Amss. Dlckson. T.
~ hN % trher-By Deasau lMerticl. hfts-
~, ~ He' IN one TIMING. on Wilhelm. , ~ one
1hing ~ ih~~-an. Q IN Sven innings; OF Cran
- 'l 'ap lnSinga, OF Amee. none ~ three
Ithing. 90 Dick sou. ain four tu1ings- Umpire IN
we Mem Assistant umpire Kane ftme-
Hour HHl ~ minutes.
rHHsrr'ruI, ~. -. S. BOarOs On. ~. ..
FHfL ArFLFata. ApFtl - a ninth inning rally
tsaAffd ih- Phiilies - beat out bn@inn to Gay
ios Hates's double seRt m the ueing and
inning tun- curtis Outpitchsf HHtlG. errors
kllung him IN bad. Shean MS the ball hard
w Ne Dave The score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
GOOD WORK N PENN GAMES.
PagiI nuns NIue IN a.2s Prem seraseM
etheR Fast Races.

There we're some good performances IN
the PENNSYLVANIA spring handicap games
on Saturday which serve 10 show the Red
and Blue may 10 dangerous on Its own
track for the inteFcoliegtafes PAUL won
the mile from scratch tn s71 Boyle, ss
yards. and Bodley. IS yards. both ran bet
ter than 40
Ralph Baker, the former half rnllsr.
In the high Jump Jervts BuTdick did 3 feet
y inch. bat was third Lane won the
event with two inches handicap and an
actual jump Of feet iIh inches. FOsfST
- yArds. beat feveTinR, scratch. by ave
wards IN the half mile. which was run la
I 81 "a.
The sprinta and hurdles were iuss fair
Texas Ramsdeli doina ~ rs asconda n
the 100 yarda. The shotput, hammer
~ .les Polo vault BEL BAlhsly and S1sSSS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
WARRINGTON. .. Ngw YORK "a II. !.

WASHINGTON. Q: NEw YORK "a. ~. 7.
WASHINGTON. April "a. TT vas a losin g
game for New York to-day. but a nghtinR
nniah which nearly turned tho trick cheeresi
the Heart OF Manager stallings. Manning
vas the FIRST pitcher for New York. lie
rave a base on balls In the nrEt inning TO
Milan. nrSt up. Milan started 20 steal.
knight took 4 perfect throw from Sweeney.
touched Milan aud then dropped thu ball.
Schaefer sacrificed and Milan scored on
Ieiivelt's hit to left.
Three fIcs retired Washington In the
second inning. hut the third saw tho
slaughter. Street nisd 20 Cree. walker
hunted instead Of hitting out ~ was ex-
pected, aud was aafe. Milan singled
through Manning. Walker going 10 second.
Schaefer slammed 20 left. scoring Walker.
putting Milan on third and himself takina
second on the throw 20 ID" plate. That was
the end oI Manning. FTill succeeded him
and was equally depressing to New lOrk
visions Of cleaning M the series lie M
In centre. t~"OrinE Milan and SchaeTer.
Oes.ler car'ie to the front with three base
wallop 20 right that scored lenTru snH
With y wha,k To- cent 70 that tailed t,ssslnr
Mcbride lined - Austin. Who doubled ny
MN Vas .,,..ea,l,.d bv WARRIOR street
walked To- open th" fourth inning and took
second on Walkers single 20 l'ft Milan
hut lalivrlt doubled 10 left. scoring Walker
aud Milan That wa- ~" Last %, Washing
tons scoring Marhop had nothing hut
a glove. but that wa- enough 10 stup tue
home nine
The New Works began late. wound M
strong. bur could not oN"rroW" th. short -
COminEs OF MauuIug, Irlli aud WARRIOR
They ~. Yer touched the plat" ur'u Nult"r
reached 10 ia tho fourth tir saiSvd, took
third ON has -tgEl| and scored when
t'r'r drov. INTO a duuul" play sweeney
singled In the nth inning after Austin
had singled To- lrit anu had been throw "a
out trying To mak" u = duubl" WaThop
walked so did iirwphill Noltrr's double
to right scored Sweeney aud NarhOp
Two runs
Then "A long hiatus - IN" ninth inning.
hen th.r.s " ~ -Dinss ~, dement, I-apOftr.
might and Austin @tngiei "a -uCCs'-~ion
in the ninth. Hliug ia" blS''- Sw""heN :
hot grounder was booted ~ Schn"i-r AMI
l.apoTts ana Knight -corsst Roach batted
for Marhop aud flied t. lsllN"lt. H-uphill
grounded out VIA Nalk"r aud nglaub.
Noltsr's hong ~ to l"live!t va "l"anly
mulfed which let Ia Austin ANA Sweeney.
CHASE walked AID ere" grounded To
Scha~fer
There was great catch hv austin In the
eighth inning that rsttr'd Nalk"r. last
man uD for Washington. ~ va~ line
drive that Austin hit With H. glow" IA
back handed fashion. kuo'ksyi Iu'p the air,
turned around and caught
The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
TO-B4Y'S CARD ron AOUEDUCT.
WOSdhaVea stakes fer Twe-Year-Oads
the AttrAeet@n.

Aqueduct'a stake feature to-day h the
OOdhaven. for tWo-yeaT-olds. four sud q
half fuTiOngs. with ScrlmmaRe. I.adasette
and CsFbinssr PERHAPS the hest In the
first race. for three year -Olda six furionRa
Re-pon-eful. Capt swanson and Sepulveda
have chances. In the second race. at
six and a half furIongs. Berkeley. Royal
DnyV and Jeanne dare figure we'll In
handicap. at . mile. Ardrt, Polls and Mont
xOmcry may be the factors
Platers will run In the NTH event. at
seven furiongs. with Dandetion. Ratio
aud Berkeley probable factOra Maiden
twO-y ear -Ocis Will meet In the last race
a. ave furlOngs. With Stare. Sim Felrn sSd
Danger Mark having worked well. The
ent ries follow.
Eir.f nnre -Rnr ahr.e .rn.n oiA.. .xllnn... a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
phmI.s settle win Manager Murra,

PHnADELPpIl. Pa. April 20 The con-
,yoversy which has existed between tho
Philadelphia ball club and former Manager
william Murray was amicabIy settled at
a conference held previous TO the game to-
day Murray, accompanied by President
Thona a. Lynch. came 10 town early in the
morning, R-etinx the dirsctors Of the
PhiIlies and President Fosel Murray has
sIs. 500 JUST what tho club and Murray
decided upon vas not flvsn ou'. but ~
understood that the phiIItss prArttcaiiy
gave Murray the same terms they offered
ktFn earlier in the season. namely. $3.50.
Murray said tonight that the owners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
Gulasss Causes Cornsn sursEs to auu,

ITuacA. Y, v. April ~ 1t was announced
at tho Cornell boat house tonight that Al
Wiechers. obs % the best stroke oars IN
the university, would not b. able to row
foe the rest Of the year on account Of suffer
ING from the effects o. an attack % pneu-
monia last water. His physician ordered
hlm 20 Qliit. Wischera afrOked the winning
Cornell freshman crew two years and thia
year aerokad tho varsity for tho arat few
rseT 1sSalysa and hsssa cent from * 80
@ra u lhe aFat freshman eight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

Next Saturday the annual intersrhoIastic
track meet OF thu Stevens institute Ath-
letio Association will be held at Hoboken.
Seventeen secondary schools took part
In last year'e meet. Newark Academy
eaTTytng OF the cup. This year q large
winning school. and nsdaIs % an expsnaiVs
qpqolaA degiQn hagP been aHe aeiGlo ~ the
y, A1elnaHt - ee4 fg1t tNFse DlRGaa IL
alleYan ipaa Nh = -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
Nap alae Yacht club

The1Bay Side Yacht Club will 60 into
commission for the season Of 1910 on
Saturday. May Z. With appropriate cers-
MONIES The raising OF the club burges
by Commodore q. waldo smith viii take
place a. O'Clock. and the clubs numerous
power launches and sallbOats will be at
anchor with all their cOlors and signal
RAGS flying. In the afternoon there viii ~.
. band concert. which will bs followed by
an Informal dance In tie evening The
club vii rive danees on Saturday. NAV -
and p. and Memorial Day, on which DAY
the FIRST of the regAftaa Will b. called
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
King Pays EBls Vvne.

CHICAGO. April %. John King. the Cubs
catcher. to-day conferred with President
Murphy and Manager Chance and after the
meeting paid the s7OO nDs Rssessed By the
National Commission and Announced that
~ would formally report 60 the Cubs to-
morrow morning. AnhObHh uelfhar Nne
president nor the manager Of the West Side
team could discuss formally the eondtiOue
OF the catcheT's return. both Killing and
rangen,ssDfa nos seemed Improbable. This
m@ans that King Nill again be q fixture
bs,hiud the bat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

SS: sss ss sss:; PPS s.s:Ss
S Sa esnss Yala: ges,ea, fgss bass
byCgrt1s. !: ~ Euing.a I've 6ass hiis-Dooisn,
Ssaish BATES Saerlacs hlis-colllas. MaTtsll.
ha,es Double play-0spna aad Ward. Umpire
" y, shlei elElsT. Assis,Ant umpirO-Emslis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
c.,um,n,n N,ne asec,s stevens To-day.

Columbia wtll play lee first home game
In two weeks when u meets stevens on
south Yield this afternoon. The Morning
.isls Heights players had hard game at
Ithaca and Dave Fulty. the coach, has
Iet them take thinRs easy IN the last two
~sek ths diamond on South Field will Be
skinn~d and Il Is expected that q grand
stand Will be eFecsed N TINS tos the sanhS
With Brown ON May 80
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G1od start won easily Nadcap b. o. > ny
belmont trained bv 7. Welsh.
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philadelphia In New YORK. Boston "a washing
ton: Chicago In Cleveland: Detroit In ~ Louis.
HATIoSAL LEAGUE.
New York IN Philadelphia: Brooklyn In Boston
pIttsburg In Chicago.
nAaTEnS LEAGUE
Montreal IN Newark. Toroato IN Balamose
rochester In Providenee: Buffalo In Jersey City.
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The steam yacht Diana. owned by vcs-
Commodore {. Lsdyard Blair oT the New
YORK y acht Club. arrived in port yesterday
The Diana came from Bermuda Shs, has
been cruising for several weeks IN the West
Indies
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billiards

There were two games Tlaycd Yesterday
In the spring Tournament AZ Maurice Days
broadway Academy. In the afternoon
q. ~. John defeated !. Nally ny rhs scons
Of 800 to iG7. with hirh runs ~ - and ~
and an average ~ ?5-3s. Nllv made
hii,h runs ~ "a and - and AVERAGED ts-ys.
In the evening 81 John lost tn VI. t'onway.
The zcore WAS 300 to cn5. conway made
high runs OF 81. ~ Rn1 ~ and averaaed
1884. -. Johns highsriIns we're q. and
a. and hts average was 7-1B.
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AT LExINoroS. VA.


A. Atlanta Atlantis. q Nashville. I.
At Moutgorrry-PtrSt game aGomery 4
birmingham. SecOnd game M0ntgOmeTs S
RrminEham a
- Mobile first gsme-,New Orleans. 7. NOelle
S Serond Eame--New orleans. s. MUtae.
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At TopekA-T Topeka. A. Dss Molnss :.
A. Wiehita -Wichlta. 10. Lincoln. >
Al ~ lOsrph SIOUX CIty =. ~ Io~eph s.
At beaver henNer. =. Omaha. I.
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AZ HOuston- Houston, Z. Dallas. o.
A. NArO-WAcO. .. Fort Worth. =
o. Galveston Shreveport 2 CiaiN cston. I.
~ san Antoulo-Oklaaoma city. q. san An
.