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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23

Tessie Fru lived In Mississippi
and her playmate. Lindy Lou. lived
there. too Tessie Fru was a llffl,
white girl. and Llndy Lou was q Do
tie black girl, aud her NANNY used
10 work for TesBio Fru'a mamma
Teasio Fru and Indy Lou soon
began 60 compare what they liked
didn't Ike. what thcy had. didn't
have. and what they wanted. Ties
Gle fru liked maearOous. and Lindy
Lou llked gingerbread
"Macaroons are incest" said Tes.
sic Fru.
gingerbread are biggest" said
Indy Lou
Teasie Fru bad a pony and Lin.
dy Lou had nothing 10 match Il but
a razor back pig Lindy Lou called
her pig ELLA. and she was 80 thin
bier skin hung ogcr her backbone
like papa'a coat on little brother
Tessie Fru's pony grew fat and
sleek. but Indy Louis pig Ella
hardly made n shadow. and Liudy
i.on was IN despair ~Ef deY was
only some way 20 M up dat skin.
go aho gould be dc pearteat pia IN
dis yeah county. but dog bite yof
go gifts mo slim evy day
one day Tessle Fru had new
toy ll was = very simple scent
TOY. and was called a dying pig
You have seen IL. ] am sure. aud
sou know q Is nothing but piece
% rubber made IN the form ~ g
little PIX. which ls blown UP through
pink wooden stern But 10 Liudy
Lou q was a wonderful thing She
watched the toy pig swell and swell
and hor eyes grew bis and white
~Hunkum sqnukuu' ] sho' never
did see no pig grow Ike dat pig
Land o. mud bell done bus bis.
sell ylt
Indy Lou went home On a hurry
and looked az her razor back. and
thought long and earnestly. Then
she went 20 a uelghbura and Dor
rowed a short piece Of rubber hose
and a short piece 81 stout tglpe
"lieah. you. Ella. said she 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23

What 30 yoa think about ia
Write io the Contest Editor % rhs
star limiting your answers % iae
words Contest wiN end next Mon
day noon and prizes will BE- offered
fog the nine best answers
This pFnblcm furnishes the al
safbinE iavtiuteFssi iu the sirans
play of American life. "A aaas 4
Man in which Robert ldeson
comes % ihe Moore theatre Easter
Sunday night fof five performances
winners 81 the nine prl&es vii
b. guests % ne Star 81 the Wed
resdaf evening performance. March
ID. 90 "a Men's Man. At ihs
Moore gheatrc
All answers must b. I'm TIE Star
office hY Monday noon. March q.
ard che uamsa ~ the sareesnfsil
contestants viii be- announced IN
the Tuesday issue q The star
The ilst 81 pFlEes l. A. follow
FIRST PRIZE one box o. six
seats Cor a Mas q Man. IA ne
Moore theatre on Wednesday even
ing March 90
SEt uNn PRIZE Two dlvans,
~ four seats. for same perform
aree
THIRD PRIZE Thrvs orchestra
Eoass fof same performance
FOURTH. FIFTH. SIXTH. sEvt
ENFA. EIGHTH AND NINTH
pRtZhS Two best orchestra seats.
each for Wednesday evening. March
1a. az shs Moore theatre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23

more and more the traces Of that
one grand characteristic which has
marked the Anglo Saxon race.
namely. It's love and veneratlon for
women Without these, young
man cannot sven contemplate the
beauty OF happiness OF home and
consequently does not wish 20 pro.
pose
The letter OF r. a. Carter, univor
aity station. winner Of the eighth
pflze. wua printed in Tho star on
Monday March q
The answer winning the ninth
prize. wrltieu by Helen Anderson,
was printed In The Star OF Friday
March 49,
The answer submitted by Thomas
Knight, winner ~ the tenth prize
was printed Ia The Star on Monday
March "a
The letter which won the eleventh
prize, by stephen a. Alien, was
printed In The Star ON Saturday,
March 10
Following ia the answer Of Aiss
Mary Junghany, Who was given the
twelfth prize
Among the reasons that may be
Slfen for men not proposing. the
folloWlnK are cited
'An unwilllngneen on The part o.
the Younger generation 10 assume
The dniies and responsibilities NJ
marriage
The number 81 unhappy mar.
RACES hfonghi 10 the notice of the
student ~ social cundi'iunf
The changing status % women.
creating conditions more favorable
% her progress aud development
making her more independent bat
lesaenlng opportunities for men 20
provide for a far ny"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23

Smiths College students have or
ganlzed branch u the Consumers
league. aud viii refuse 60 buy shirt.
waists made under rweaishop con
aiiipus Wellesley college girls
have sent 81 900 20 help the New
York shirfWaisf makers and have
ordered 900 ahlrtwalsia 10 BE- made
BY the cooperative shiTfwalst FAC
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WHO BLEW THE ELEPHANT UP?

pig "you'ae gwine 10 be de- blegcs'
an awell-upplcat animnlo eych
come down Dc big road
Uh.wui" said the pig
Indy Lou SAT on Elias shadowy
form and She tied the hose 10 the
pigFys nose
Wee abb wec-uhi" protested the
pig bat Lindy Lou called upon her
seven brothers and sisters. and they
hcld her fast
And then Lindy Lou blew
"Oh, dear, said Dolictiid, inter-
rypting. ITS a nice story, bot tea
Is ready"
well, then" said Storyman,
lets wait sntii tomorrow 70 finish
the story"
Copyright 1910 b. the Author)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23

Melt ! scant cup Of sugar 10
caramel add very gradually 3 cups
q scnldlng lailk Rnd pour aloNly
into Z sell beaten cFgs Add
saiiapoon % eait and teaspoon Of
vanilla. turn into bulfefed cupa
stand them IN a pan "a bot water
and bake % moderate oven Tn.
mold and serve With caramel sauce
Caramel Sauce Melt cup ~
sugar IN a clean saucepan. add
cup % boiling watef gradually aud
slmmeE for lh nInntna.
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Women Success Winners

Dr. Edna Day. professor o. home
economies In the University q Mis-
souri, says that college Sirls should
BE- taught the scientific care of
babies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23

tory. which ia nuw said 10 be an
Assured fact.
Miss Muriel Cnlp. a student AZ
Kansas university. 10. Is the yoang
est dramatist who has ever had a
play accepted by a biz New YORK.
manager
Mrs Anna RRRsfad. 81 Norway.
has been elected ar alternate mem.
her Of the parliament 81 Der ooun.
Try.
Miss Alviue de Ferenczy. New
York. ~. ir said 70 b. the greatest
woman violin maker IN the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23

Into a round steak pound table.
spoons flour. on each side % meat
Melt dripplugs IN covered skillet
and try ] onion IN T. Then brown
the steak on each side. season wlth
salt and pepper pour over u ~
cups boiling water, cover skillet
and ies cook slowly for 2 hours or
morc Serve with thlckened gravy
poured over IL
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FASHIONS

with the return ~ short sleeves
long gloves Will again be- in great
demand.
SILK and cotton and Hilk and linen
mixtures will be- much In evidence
this summer
White cotton crepe Will be ae
much used this spring and summer
az Il was last
There's going to be- a rage this
summer for peasant faahionn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23
Chicken ana Itam creaoettes.

Mix cup Of finely chopped
cooked chicken with y cup Of fire
y chopped ham and !. cup Of fine
bread crumbs Add the mashed
ypih - ! hard boiled egg. season
with pepper. salt and a fcw drops
o. onion Juice. mQisten with ErRYy
and add ! beaten eEE Shape into
cones. cip In beaten oEK. roll lu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23


4. sery suecessfal contest
80 ~ star asked q cues.
q 80 xFeaiiy Interested the
1890 mar ard eoman.
Il - reefgst Is On. and TIE
u i sskss IA vaders % express
Y naa 81 the iollowius
4 ~.ns q tllai Importance 60
msssas a1d wives
4 4. husssnas ard ionsiy sivesi
Y ~ y - thinkR
IA wfs ever lgstfisa ~ &C
d ~..s sssn harmless alterations
q = ,'Asf ran. ~hse tire nus5srd
a s.x.s hss. er seeIlnes 70 partieh
y y !, H. saclal llfa1"
\ lssaA men are a busy Toe
- de- Ger love gheis wigee So
sau1 shss often become ah-
a - : husirtss. and are either
: msa - toiu their wives o.
"a ~ asssfa ef eetsrn % tfeir 81
" al sfafss a alsAt
~sN : 1ss sic 70 % under
n NJ sIsxswsanses ST. BY her
Y kssA rtsArs ans sewing o.
= W asskeers ard friends le
..sras itxsslsle6 srastrnasa b
n wstsn
rs aess lreynat'r that II tao
= ar assfee attractive.
~ nss w haatne the BARN
- s,ian& faeh a. eoing es
A g 80. Ns9iyiax her sth i.av
n htasa w muaslc. &c
satffAs e wives have 60 az
~ ~ sssil1e -shalG I sccept
srehns seskt eeertrsseaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23
Sect ana spanIsh Onion Salad.

Beet ARD spanish Onion Salad.
Cut into slices. then strips. baked
beeta. Slice q medium sired span
ihh onion and quarter and separate
the seetiona Add a. much celery
o. onion. y tsaHpoonful Of oapors
Or chopped pickle. Eait and white
pepper Mlr thoroughly with may
unnaiss and serve on lettuce leaves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23

THE LETTERS AWARDED PRIZES
IN THE RECENT STAR CONTEST

o. stevens, Arlington, Wash,
winner Of the fourth prize. submits
the following.
We have two classes Of men
we foolish and the Wise. The fool.
ian man does not propose because
he has not the sense 20 know what
ne wants and how 20 get II. There.
Tore, happy the glrl omitted
The wise guy shuns the matrl.
monlal moose because he does NOT
want an extravagant. tophoayy
looking I'd a pockeibook aiatfosa
symbol for life for a wife
Women. 10 win. must become
more natural. interesting and seuul.
Die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23

TFips in MIX.
Cut I pound Of tripe into dice
and simmer for hours IN sweet
milk Take the tripe up "a a hot
flah. lhlcken the milk with a little
flour. add a dash OF salt and black
pepper. pour over aud serve hot
This il especially nice served on
very dry butfefed toast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23

be- had 10 dance like that And when
be heard the whip cracked A. his
master used 10 crack hia. he thought
q was time 70 dance"
when Winnie found that her
Beauty instead ~ being badly be-
haved little animal was n clever
trick pony she was happy once
more.
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Onthid6reyo
II cttors

Dear MttH Grey CD Please
give me a recipe Tor ffappc and how
10 serve g. Also the correct pro
uunciation 90 Please sugfosi an
Easter suit am tall slender
blond. with brown eyes go VIII
white cloth suits Dc worn this
spriug7 II ao bow trimmed 90
What will be The fashionable slip.
pers for the coming season.
DEnuTANTE.
A--fi) There are many kinds.
but ! viii Kiye you the recipe for
plain lemon frappe Boil four cups
of graduated sugar with Two quarts
Of water for rs minutes When al
nest cool add the juice Of a dozen
lemons when cold put IN freezer
and turn until the mixture 10 about
the consistency ~ snow Serve In
shefbei classics. with salt waters or
small sweet cakes Pronounced
"frappay
q and 81 Serge suits Of plain
cream white or white with hairline
stripe are very fashionable Would
b. most becoming 10 you They are
made severely plain
ca Satin OF suede anklestrap
pumps
Dear Mlas Grey am very VA.
happy and wish 10 ask your help
am 10 and 80 with a Young man
who proposed 90 me over the
telephone some time ago Since
then be has been no more atien.
tive than usual. and has never
spoken 81 our engagement OF
baught me a flng What can dog
PATIENCE
An the fret place. ron are
altogether too young 20 thlnk Of
marriage IN a few years you wiil
smile when you remember that
this boy and girl affair worried
you. This young mans proposal
probably was only tn fun-ii mas
have been bis idea Of a good Joke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23

Dresses, coats and even underwear
are cut on peasant lines -oiherwise
straight and simple
Skirts made up Of n series OF ruf.
flos will be popular the coming sum.
mer
a
Large white pearl hatplus are
very much worn. and are lovely IN
an all black bat for evening wear
Dance in Dreamland tonight
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23

Themas r. Horner. winner Of the
nth prize. SAYS
Fhu many expenses of modern
HE, TIE sharp struggle Tor exist
once the unequal distribution at
wealth and other unhealthy eco.
homie conditions are coaverging
causes tending to reduce the earn.
Ing capacity OF che mAstes 20 the
level of hare existence. Thoughtful
men are slow % marry without roa.
uonabie assurance they can support
q home Therefore. Il follows that
these causes which operate to de
crease marriage viii necessarily a..
crease proposals. which are mere
incidcnts 80 marriages
The anawer ~ G. n. soule, winner
Of The sixth prize. was printed Ia
The star on Saturday. March 10
J. c. Monroe, winner % the
aeYeath prize. submitted the follow
ms
That young men 90 not propose
= due a. the many demorallzing at.
versions offered 90 them hy the
American city today The life led
By The majority 81 young men IN
ciiiee tends 10 remove frum Thorn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23

Oatmeal Bread.
Two cups ~ boiling water. Of
oatmeal Let cool. then add "a.
hlenpoon 81 lard or butter, y cup
Of sugar and m0lassea. u 81 yeast
cake and q little salt Mix hard
With flour raiae. then pan and raise
the second time This makou two
i0ayoM.
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= WAIT rHs LADIES

p " n line Of now wall Pa.
PsIs,,. aalialaetory Pager
" s.I-s = and TIMING AZ fea
=. Y. and Wan Paper Co.
iaif First Ave
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Bicycle repairing. Han. III Ist
go
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IheSFORC CLUB
I1YEDNLLMO VINCE COOKE

A. tho hrd meeting Story gtoynans turn.
q lo atnrLod rIghL % o IoI hIs famong story Of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23
WORTH KNOWING.

II the brush is removed from the
carpet sweeper dipped In water
and then replaced. che sweeper
Nill not raise dust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23

To remove iuk stains from a col
ooed iabiecloth dissolve a teaspoon
ful ~ oxalic acid ga teacurful
% bot wnter Rub this solution
well into the stain until Il disap
pears II applied ~ once before the
ink has bad time 70 dry In. this
wlli quite remove a.
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crumbs. lct stand one or more
hours. then brown on both sides
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-23

ALBERT HANSEN. Jeweler.
First and Cherry.
optical Department
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,GH BINS ,S lDIEI
Ensiish Polo Players Deteat = LoSz
island Pour NpFp EasIl,.

CIpNRHrHsr. D.. sept ~ The polo
season ON Long Island ended TODAY With "a
game In Which the HAnsiaEh four defeated
p4cked team of Long Island PLAYERS ~
- 10 y, goals This VAS NJ" ~ecoud game
The kansiagh team has won from Long
Island teams Out of three game. played.
la III. mr. psrio'l after tNO minutc' Of
plas MaNWrll Stevenson GO a iIll fut was
az and la The -.sldl. again ia "a intimate.
The Long island team scored ~" ONLY
goal that Was put across in the nr~' period,
la Montague making the tally. a. he did
oil tho goals scored by the home team. In
the second Irrio,l n. GTanf.li scored AMI
the Long, island team vas put hICs quar-
ter at goal for q safety by Milhurn.
: Gtrnt'U -CoFrd the only goal iu the
ihirl Gfll und o. trenf~ll pUt two artu>-
"a the fourth FROM tins On IT, ~" "ud OI
The game - WIS uoiuing bu' Rau"lIgh.
The Ranelagh team i"as" FOR canada to-
morrow
The summary
RsnrlAgh No /. y GrrnfrU No e : 6r~n.
fr'' Va \. Lord RocA agr hsr.. 3 \ Giii
Ions lSiand No !. q IA Nontagur r. 40 ,,
, CONGin. w g. stevenson back, D. Mi
butn
Rhn-IsEh ~ earned coats u Long Island
Bv earned goals 'o.t ~ rcuAltie>. = goal.
total - goals Referee " \ Hazard.
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Detroit. IA: Philadelphia. =.
chicago. .; BO>9Su. ..
CleN etand. .: MaslaIngIOn :.


NV foEE a 3D. .. -. LOUIS \ T.. j.
- IorIs Sept y Nbou' ~" only req
son 20 advance for he browns defeat thi-
afr rrnoon by the Htghlanders = To simply
men ion the name Of Russell Ford After
that there - nothing much 20 S,y outsid"
oi giving the score. 5 to MaIloy. the
RroWns Young recruit from the Houston
TcN League team. was ht much harder
nan the score would indicate The Browns
miAed IN a feN errors which helped send
them down 20 their ninety NTH 'rounCing
oi the -~i-pn
He'd not Jimmy Austin fumblcd Hart
,ell - drive IN the fourth inning ~ Louie
~ ould have been shut out. A. ~ was. Ford
Sls Kind. and after Graham had flied ."
Daniels Wallace Mas passed This pat
Hsrt5ell on second. from where he scored
on KiltfeT's single 20 right. The High
handlers made - many errors az the Browns
hut only one 81 their breaks helped the
locals While all three erTOrs by III Louis
Afforded The Highsnders opportunity to
score
cial liking to Malloy- slant. and knight
punched out three hits. two doubles and a
single. Daniels. thase aud Austin we're
also here With nice collection Oi safe hits
sfsTt m their first when a couple ot errors
Flowed the visitors to tally two runs
M r threw ID. bah al he WY I 10 he r,ss
field gate Daniels taking third and scoring
on knights double to The left neld frno"
ITues.ialc drnpIs-i iapor;e's pop, kuighr
scoring liporte ia he fourth singled 20
left Cree doubled along the third h1se
line IaPOrtc isk'ns third Austin singled
to left l1porte scoring Mitchell hat INTO
double play. Wallace 70 Truessiale. 10
Graham cree counting
After two down ~ New Works. nth Chss.
singled To- left Knight doubled TO LEI.
h. 80 scoring one down In New York;
eighth. kn,gh' singled TO centre stole sec-
ord ahd TOOK thrd On IA sci tail Ia
porte h. II" Iruc-'isl~ and KNIGHT NA-
thtoHu ont a. he plate iree rolled 10
Irue-siais
lie >s0Ts
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CRICkET.
l'roSaslSn Dra~s Vim q Picked Team at
tIVInss;sa- oshsr Watches.

The t'erRia nioSn CTicket club of Phila
ue'pha canc~iled the Rams againai the
picked eleven of the New York and New
Jersey Cricket Association ye-t er,iay. but
me br"oklyns, champions OG the Metro
poltan Distract Cricke, league. entered
he breach a. short notice aud furnished
capital cricket for a large number OF Spsc-
tators yesterday at Livingston. staten
Island. The outcome WAS draw. the
packed team declaring after running M
80 for wicket-. Brooklyn responded
With "a for Q Wirkets
W { BahPr aud ! u Br,gg- made fine
starr for The as-O,, ION. putting Uu GS
runs before wicket fell Halter VAS lean
bowed 10y Worm after ~ M,ggs STAYED
un'l ~ Was registered NJ v Cobb aud }
u ]. Steinthal PLAYED veil together and
carried tho score 10 ia before aunrh her
wicket fell
BrooklNu uada disastrous starr .
wi'ketS falling vith the total a. Is bur \.
lowell aud u Roger and later on \ Brown.
materially improved matters. aud nv steady
play the score mounted NJ until - appeared
m the telegraph hoard before the nth
wicket fell. Lowell after batting nfiN
minutes wa- bowled by Baucr for a mert.
tpr.pus innings Of g. and Brown stAN.si
un'tl The close " III" game and was not Out
Tor ~ WHHU darkness put stop io iurth
piay The beet ipnW iuz ngures Nsr" Ma -
-,sh. Tor "a. Worm. Tor ~ Ru-htou. I for
~ brRg-. tor /. blb~f. Tor q. ami OOH
Tor a.
An ~a-v Vt,iury over The Mluh,tiaus vaS
scored In 'he Met ropol.fRn l~tgus tNtuT-
a. Prospect Para by the ktEg- 'uUufN
eleven The margin uTNIttoTy was = r.,u-
and N" " IuUer- V'Tr IUdeht e,l ~ = GaUti"T
Tor his favorable result The kluas county
total vac iUs
Good scoring Uts Accomplished IN 'h.
league game a. .u"r PARA between fts
slev~ua ~ tho Remembered aEd Prosper
Park clubs IN" '.-lfurs FlU NJ a total OF
leO before they N"T" disposal Of while
Bsusnuhur~f responded with llS Tor one
wicket before he game ended a- draw
team ,ho>"u rom the remainder Of
he clubs ~ the Van tortlaadt park ttiC Ec'
League We're piifed against the tolumba
oval eleven VhI,h won IN" ChampIou-hIp
ot he league fpr 1910 The game was
PLAYED a. Van tortlandt Park and resuite 81
"a n draw. tolvnibia oval running 80 81
runs and no pr nsl team - for Htu- W. sets
Tho ersonhur~' Is team, had 40 d.'fCU!tN
ia d~feattng tho Prospect Para Il team m a
So ond section league game ~ rro-p.'
raTk winning hN q ain - a. runs
The West Indian Veterans scored q VIE
tory over The HOl.tu>ed team. the miners
running w l1g for seven Wt,keis against
~ The feature Of he game was q not co.
- ore % - on he winning side bN y tuoh .
who also 'Ous fNe Sicke's AZ co., ~ -
runs
~ Van Cortland Park The Anglo Amer.
cans -"or'h - runs sud wee defeated m
ff~ BTOnN TO rat w. ips before 'Arv
we're disposed pi Robertson with s
and Burroughs ''. - not O4f. we're the
ht-f scorers On ~" winning SIDE whic
Plat' and W." ba''ed well For the loser.
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good. aud all vent merry a. = marriage
oeh until tho seventh IN that round. how
ever tha conniVing cubs Spilled various
aud sindry deadly hits around the field
ine $,dsien Yield included q three bagEer
oS HOFFMAN ahd a home run nv sheck ird
ger the right Held fence The -four runs
'hst resulted Clinched the game for the cubs
ne n'd htinE-t ole battery Na- In hot
saief most OF the time in the second game
tempered Nlidn~ss Nth speed and control
.hht ne kept the -VoTiRG down la the
hIH inning, when ole was ~ the zenith
nI hlS wiidness, the shaUrly Brooklyn BlOnds
two runs od hits 10y Davidson. DanheTt
balis WV wv" a"N "N7' v"
The cubs mads three scra,chy hits IN
mem 10 tie the score NTH the ha 80 Hlled
IA ne sixth Lennon halted for Scanian
,n'Wen'aUN did nothing and that brought
1850 ','I,..i into the battle. Rucker win hts
n"S, he uhs could hope Tor vac tie
nn'n hrooklyn pitchers vete we'll backed
w Ml'"r, who threw 20 hasrs admirably
,1npl- oI errors ana a brilliantly hone
ursn'h plaN 10y Tinker settled the game
VA me len'h With enc out Archer 'ouldn I
!" 10 Nfeal bounCeT Numniel uEled
~ =. and wheat spTouted a. third gODi
20 King. and Klein called " heat on Mess
,pt,Ies police. pahlen. Wheat and Bnrch
Aishcd, hoodlums turned on the Ela $50 are
Hn.'n didn irightcn Klein VA the leasi
IN .nhii'N couple Of cops depioyed on
When the irmul sIb. ded McII,s-n
100 hd 70 leit which Tingsr Luo,aeb
aoS Tunnel -, shed around from -econd
ing hunnel and mad. . poor throw q
Nheh reason was restored to him Hummei
'"''c' N"ndlhg 10 The SCORES
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iSSOCIATION FOOTBILL.
Gr-s-ents Win first Game In yield Lsasue
From IIansoahurSa.

Fasi play on the part Of " n Kerr and
.. Jackson % the Crrsreni A. e socceI
football eleven enn bled their team TO win
the first match Of tho Field soccer LesEu~
81 New York and New Jersey championship
series from the lbenaOnhurzt Field tlll
by The decisive -rore OF 10 goals 20 on he
Afternoon Kerr at centre shot no les hlu
sN OF the goals aud Jackson AZ inShle rtEh.
three Ia the hr~t half, Nhlch ended ~
To ~ IN the TesCent-' favor. Jackson openetl
the scoring aud thereafter he and Kerr
altsrnated in Denet rating tho BensonhuTs'
net Ia the ss'cond half Kerr shot 'hre''
more aud 4 D. 'leRg one With the -rOre
al TO .. .. BoNkerS shot the only goal
credited 10 the losing team
NJ Van tortIandt Park vest erlay thu
steamships cedric and iarmania we're Op-
posed IA two sOCCer matches. The hr~t
team Of the tarmania won by the scOTs of
goals To and IA The other game he cCnd
team Of tho 'odTr got the verdict hv the
-'urs of goal, tOI
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IN Sneckard Three base hitS Holman. its.
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STARK Sacrifice hits Sheckard. schultz David
.on S'oien base Hummsl. Hit BY pitcher Hv
Ne'l lbach lNheau. Hits On RculbACh s In ia
lnnings OF brown. I In three innings Umpire
IN CHIEF Klein Field umpire Kane Time Z
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