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The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
DISTRICT TEAMS TRIMMED
Frederick Y. M. c. A. Capture Two
Games in One Day.
Easily Defeat GonzaEa College by
Is to 2, md Washington Ath-
letic Club by 10 to 3.

Frederick. Nd. May 5.-Frederick Y. NJ.
C. a. kept up its winning streak By TAX
ing double-header from Washington
teams at Athletic Park this afternoon in
easy fashion
In the first game Gonzaga College were
the victims. Is TO 2. and in the last game
the Washington Athletic Club was easy
prey. Is to 3. Patterson allowed the Con
zaga lads but three hits. while the home
team knocked the ball all over the field,
making twelve runs In three innings
In the second game Frederick kept up
its hard batting and. aided by poor
work behind the bat and errors in the
field, sent fourteen men across the plate
in the first three innings, ten OF which
scored in the second. Both teams were
outclassed. and. with the game I'm hand.
Frederick let up after the third inning
The features Of the game were Malone's
home run. the stick work Of Gittlnger
and Nallin. and the great base running
Of Nallln. Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
BUNCH THEIR HITS.
Farmers Defeat Navy Team. @ to L,
in Departmental Circuit.

OF Agricultures eight hits YESTERDAY.
five came in the fourth and three IN
the seventh. and. as a result, the Farm
ers defeated the Navy nine by 8 to l.
Outside Of those two innings, however.
Sabins pitched good ball and deserved
better results.
Bailey, who was on the slab for the
winners, is a newcomer in the league.
but from his exhibition yesterday. he Will
be a regular. He famed eight men. and
allowed but four scattered hits.
For three innings the Aggie battcrs
went down in order, but in the fourth
Sabins fell in going after two bunts. and
the bases were filled when WilrOy drop
ped a long fly Graham singled and. by
a pretty piece Of base running, all three
men scored when Graham was caught
between the bases. Trowbridge followed
with a hit, stole second. and scored on
an error.
The Sailors escaped a shut-out in the
sixth, when Giebel reached first on an
error, pilfered second and third, and
registered on Buroker's hit to short The
Farmers added another in the seventh
on Trowbridge's hit. Navy appears to he
a strong aggregation this year and Will
undoubtedly win their share OF games
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

Stanley Ketchell has three fights on
tap. He meets Jack CTwin) Sullivan,
then Jim Savage and finally "Porky"
Flynn. sullivan went nineteen rounds
before.
Sandy Ferguson, the rough child from
Boston, has gone to Los Angeles 10 fight
II Sandy would behave he could worry
Jack johnson. He did it.
Wilson Miner, who manages Stanley
KetchelI. refused $4,000 for "steve's" end
to fight Langford again Miner insists
on 154 pounds ringside, which is too small
for Sam.
In California they claim that Frankie
Conley is the best hantamweight they
have seen in many years. He has the
speed and the wallop
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Half mile Altare. IL
(Coburn). % !, won; Dolly V B.. l04
tSeldenl, : 20 ], second: Clara Hampton,
100 Thomas. 70 >. third. Time. 0.iS 30
Ardlake. kiefer. Raviua. Bessie G.. Sir
Don. Waco Bill. and Avarina also ran.
SECOND RACE-FOur and a half fur
longs. Wolake. lH3 Cotton. 3 10 l. won
Brana. l09 CThomas). > TO I. second: Abe
Slupskey. ll2 tCoburnl 6 to ], third Time.
0.4i So. Zwick. Lizard. Copper City, Joe
Nepper. and Booker II. also ran.
THIRD RACE-FutuTity course. Sal
wage. l03 Denny, 20 I. won. Nav Pink
- tSeldeUl, 6 20 I, second, Saiuotta. 96
anderson. 10 10 L third Time. 1.l0 2-5.
Ampcdo, Lord Clinton. Jim Canerata,
Little Fannie. and Wistaria also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five and a half fur
longs CIOudHght, 10 CAIentry). 9 TO .,
won, Napa Nick. % CCauahan). 8 10 l..
second, Fern l., 100 CThOmas}, II 20 10.
third. Time. l;0s 4-5. Inclement and Cop
pertOwu also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Futurity course. Ba-
monica, Jos ,VandusenJ, 4 10 /, won: Billy
Alyer. 10 CkirsChhaum). : 10 > second.
MUsgrave, l06 Taylor Z 10 !. third
Time. lilo. NovgOrOd. AcQuIa. and GeIico
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SiX furlongs. Airs. ll2
Nandusen), even. won: Dorothy Ledgett
l0I (Callahan), % to I, second Good snip
90 tDevan). : 20 Q third. Time l:l9 2-5
BiSkra. Netting. Amethyst. Intellect, and
Santhia also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
ALLOWS ONLY TWO HITS.
Wooden TwirIs Grand Ball for st
stephens and Downs Cornell.

With little Lefty" Wooden twirling
with wonderful speed the St Stephens
boys ran away with the Cornell aggre-
cation at Capital City Park yesterday
afternoon . TO l. Wooden struck out
ten men and allowed but two scattered
hits.
Tobin scored the only run for the
Cornell bunch when he was given free
transportation. was forced to second.
Hessler drew another free pass, and
stole the third corner, and then, by
some clever head work. piifered home.
Payne was rather successful with his
assortment Of shoots, but. as usual. no
had one bad inning, and this was the
third, when the winners connected for
two clean singles, including a double by
Mcdonald, ana scored three runs. the
last man coming home on an error by
Hessler
The winners played an errorless game
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
LANGDON BADLY BEATEN.
Ninth TrOunceS SuburbHnites In the
Sunday School League.

Ninth won from Langdon yesterday IN
the Sunday School League Il 10 3. The
Suburbanites played snappy ball in the
early stages Of the contest, but weakened
considerably toward the close. when Ninth
began TO bat the sphere around the lot
a total Of eight runs were scored I'm the
last two innings. several errors assisting
the Christians In completing the circuit
Tommy Harris welded the willow
with telling effect. getting a triple and
two doubles out Of four trips 10 the plate
Hands connected with the horsehide for
a triple and home run. while Carroll and
Miles each got three safe bingles. Brau-
ner led at the bat for the loosers with a
triple and single Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
AMATEUR CLUBS THROUGHOUT CITY NOW KEPT BUSY
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Capital City League-St. Stephens, s.;
Cornell & Co. l.
Departmental League-Agriculture, 6:
Navy. /.
Sunday School League-Ninth. "A; Lang
don 3
Marquette League-Columbia i0l, s;
Pension Bureau o.
Suburban League -Woodburn, 9; Silver
Spring. g.
Commercial Deague-The Washington
Herald. IL Berry a Whitmore. 4.
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. League
Car Department. 9: Union Station A.
Independence League-Manhattan Z;
Advent g.
Bankers League-W Washington Loan
and Trust, 10: American National O.
COlOred Departmental League-G. =. O.,
9, Bureau Of Engraving and Printing. .
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
GOLFER EYNON BEATS SMITH
Captures Finals in April Handicap
at Columbia Club
Players Are Busy This Week Quail
flying for the May Tournament
for Prizes.

The finals Of the April Handicap Tour
nament al the Columbia Country Clue
were PLAYED last week. and. after a most
interesting game, f. 3. Eynon. jr.. de-
feated ". n Smith / UP at holes.
on starting the thi-ty-sixth hole. botn
Ar. EynOn and Mr.. Smith were on even
terms. and by 1Ir Eynon making a !
on the home hole, he won the match.
Up.
The finals being 35 holes, 0Ir. Smith
was started u up. on the playing Of the
first Is, Mr.. Eyuon succeeded in getting
back holes, and was. therefore. left
but holes handicap TO overcome IN
the last round. Mr.. Smith played a very
strong game, as the scores viii indicate.
The following are the scores for the
morning and afternoon rounds.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
EASTERN COLLEGE C. U.
Tie Game To BE Played on on Uni-
versity Diamond.

The Catholic University viii line Nm
against Eastern College this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock on the university field
Brookland, I'm what promises TO no one
Of the greatest college games ever puuad
Off in this vicinity. The playing of hotb
teams to date has been one OF record
breaking caliber. and the battle TO-DAY
win be for blood, as It is the PLAYING on
Of n tie. Eastern College being the only
bunch that has ever trimmed the Brook
anders.
Greene, the mainstay in the box for
Catholic University, will be the mower
behind the throwing, with Higgins tho
veteran twirler. serving for Eastern ,rba
Virginians are coming up from the
Sunny South with all tho confidence ~
taking home the bacon. and the baseball
artists from the suburbs have ayoved ~
be avenged This is the only BAH game
in the city to-day I'm college circles and
a large crowd is expected to be on hand
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
Jockey Maher Makes Record.

London. May 5.-Danny Maher rode
MS lOOOth winner to-day when he ploted
Bahiti in as winner OF the Ormonde two
year-oid plate Of 200 sovereigns az Ches-
ter. The betting against the winner was
Is to S. II. NJ. Hartigans Islwyn. against
whom the betting was TO /, was sec
ond, and F. Bibby's jeanette. at odds of
10 to l. finished third.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06

FIRST base On cucrs-W. L. & T.. 3. A. y. 5
Left on hasc+-W T.. a T .. y 2 First
base on errors-Oh Douch. /, OF Moore 5: OF Rob
crtson. /; Calf, l. Innings pitched-By DOUGH
l-5, by Moore. %; by Robertson a: hv Calf a.
Times az hat by oppCncnts-Against Douch 6;
against Moore. 81. against Robertson I1. against
Gait 10. Hits madc-Of Douch Z. Of Moore 10.
on RobTtson. 6. az Gait T. Struck 0ut-By
Moore. >, hy Robertson, ]: by Calf 4. Thrceba,e
hits-E Mayne. Worthington. Tlvo-base hits-Galt
Ming Douch. Sacrifice ht-E Mayne. Stolen
hases-E Mayue, {. Nayne, Gait o. Minnircrode
sI. CiaX;on l2i. Robertson. Grayson T. Moore o.
King Cannon. Hit hy pitchcr-By DOUGH. e.
Mayne: by Moore, Chunn Passed haHs-Kipr 2.
Maync Umpirc-Nr Kenney Time Of game-I
hour and b mlnntr.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
HILL TOP WINS AT PIMLICO
Only Three Others Against Him in
Brewers Handicap.
Bang Tails Find Favor with Crowd.
DioDit, Third FavOrite, Captures
Baltimore SteepIechase.

Baltimore, May Wholesale scratches
deprived the Baltimore Brewers Handi-
cap, the feature OF the racing at PimIco
this afternoon. OF a lot Of interest from
a field Of eleven only four paraded to the
post. Hill Top was far the best Of his
field. The big bay opened at TO /.
but when they left the paddock she
was heavily played. being an equal
choice with Superstition. whose price
went up in the betting
Anna l.. DAILY. the outsider in the bet
ting made the early pace, but McCahey
did not make an effort on Hill Top until
the turn out of the back stretch where
he moved up on the outside and took the
command IN the homestretch and drew
away easily. Busy finished stoutly. but
Hill Top always held him safe. Super
stition trailed the field until the stretch.
but when Grand called on him, he had
nothing left. and faltered in the run to
the finish.
II was afternoon when the bang tails
ran TO form. as three favorites. a sec
ond, and two three choices carried or
the card. Diopit. strongly fancied as the
third best. was the winner Of the Balti-
more Steeplechase
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
LOSE ON ERRORS.
American National Bank Team
Plays Wrctched Game in Field

Washington Loan and Trust easily de-
feated the American National Bank nine
in an eight-inning game on the EHipse
yesterday, 10 20 9. Mayne put up a good
game for the Trust boys. while Grayson
played the best ball for the American
aggregation.
American National made enough runs
to win an ordinary game. but their
wretched fielding so handicapped their
pitchers that it was impossible TO hold
the opposition down. Worthington swatted
the ball hard
Washington Loan and Trust is now
leading the league with two victories and
no defeats To-morrow's game promises
20 be for blood American Security and
Trust meeting Riggs on the White Lot
Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
FORMER CHAMPS BEATEN.
Hughes TwirIs Good Game for Car
Department. Nine.

Union station was beaten by the Car
Department nine in the Railroad Y. VI.
c. A League yesterday, TO / Hughes
pitched a fine game for the winners. al
lowing but one bingle and causing nine
20 fan the air. Mcdonald lead AT the bat
for Car Department. making two Of his
teams three hits Gpr~a,
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06

L0fT 90 T7--7-I'ar O7D7rImonI 8 Sf1rI-r 3 T----
base on balls-Of Hughes. p ofY limbaugh g. Hits
madc-Of Hughes. !; on limbaugh. 3 struck out
BY Hughes. Q; by limbaugh :. Sacrifice hits-F
Thompson. Bgrley, J. Callow. Stolen bascs-Nc-
Donald. Ppgh 3I. i. Thompson. Handy. Hughes
o.. J. Collins Double nlay-Taylor 10 r. Thomo-
son 10 Rapcc. Hit by pitchcr-By Hughes . VIA
Ditch-UmhHuCh- Passed haIls-McCau = Umpire
Mr.. Handi5oe Time of same-I hour and 3
minutes
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Left on bases-Herald. 3; Berry & Whitmore. 5
First base on balls-On FaIlan 4; on Dugan. q
"A Belts. p Innings pitched-Fallen, 2; Dugan. 3.
Hits made-Oh Fallan, 5: on Dugan struck
Cut-By FAllan, 2; by Dugan. g. by Belts. =
Three-base hits-E. Boyd Morris. Two-blsc hit-E
Boyd. stolen bases-Keane. Ransom o. Ball o.
Wentz. Thompson Brown. c. Dugan. Hit by
pitcher-By Belts. c. Dugan: BY Fallan. Boyd and
Morris Umpire-lIr. Conner. Time of game-I
hour and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
OWEN MORAN EXONERATED.
CcrORer's Jury AeGuits LiGht-weight
of MCCarthy'S Death.

San Francisco. May 5.-Owen Moran.
the English lightweight. was to-day ex-
onerated by a coroner's jury Of all re-
sponsibIlity for the death Of Tommy Ne
Carthy the nineteen-year-old Frisco
fighter who fractured his skull by fall
in the ring last Friday night.
Moran knocked out Mccarthy with a
blow on the jaw. but this would have
produced only temporary omconscious-
ness had not McCarthy's head hit against
the floor Of the ring. which was covered
only by ordinary canvas. Even Nc
Carthy's father and brothers. who were
in his corner. testified that the boys
death was an accident
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06

FlFst base on eIfuis-bureau, / q. 2. o. & Left
on bases-Bureau 4; G. z. O.. 5. First base on
balls-0f Reynolds, ?; of Tollirer. 4 Hits made
OF REYNOLDS. II of TolliTcr. Z Struck oit-Bv
Reynolds g by Tolliver. T. Home run-Randolnb
Twobase hit-Pride Stolen bases-Gaither. Royd
Williams (2l. Audrick t2. Andersen C9 Hit by
pitcher-By Reynolds. Parker Passed baus-Dick
son. ? Umpire-Nir Harley-Time Of game bog-
and IS minutes. Attendance, 100
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06

FIRST base on errurs-Woodburn 5: Silver Spring
Left on bascS-Wo0dbun. 5. Silver Spring
FIRST base on halis-Or Moore ?: Of Ruecbsr
sifucS out-By Moore 6. hy Buschcr s Three e
hts-Beuedict, Cisscll. Sterile. Two-base hits-Car-
roll ~. Moore. Sacrifice ts-Baggette. Mccarthy
stolen bases-Warthen ~, O. Clark. NIcCarthy
DAVIS. Hoffman. Buscher Hit by pitcher-By
Moore. l. Umpre-Mr. Meyers. Time Of game-l
hour and 3 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06

uomc Iuu-MalQne. Ihrec-hase hlt-O Reilly.
IWo-ba5c hIt-PCaICc. Struck Out-Bv Patterson.
Il; by Runner. 4. Base On hdlls-Of Patterson. I:
oA Runner. .; Oh Nluriock, g. Left on bases
Frederick s; Gonzasa, 3. Double play-Nlmdock TO
Trplct 10 Mayhew. Hit BY pitcher-Nallin stolen
base1-Nallin. l3i. Byrd. Morgan Ryer Pearce
Brady Sacrifice hitS-Pcaster. Runner Wild pitch
Runner. Umpire-NIr. johnson. Time Of game
hour and 20 Minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06

L0It on F1768-M8UIlft0n. ;. Advent 3 Firsf
base on balls-Od Kraft. 8, Pennington. g. Struck
C1t-By Kraft 6. ny Pennington 3 TnreC-ba-e hits
-Scaton. Damricr. Tvl-hasc hit-WilkCrs-u. Sac
rihCc hit-kuft. Stolen bascs-Haislip. Amcricus 49,
Sig0uey. Stciumier. Double Ulays-SgCUuCy 90
CCllin,wUrth DamuicT 90 GregCu. Passed ball
Soaton. Umpirc-Ar. Webb Time of c7mC-I hour
and % minutes
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TH7I ~ on VTI0Ts-0T- oToD10n3. :. LCft on
hases-St. stephens, s. Cornell 4 first base ON
balls-Of Payne. Z; OF Wooden g. Struck out-By
Payne. Z; by Wooden. 10. Three-base bitNTc
Cardy Two base hits-McDonald o. Tobin. Sacri
fec hit-W. Haudiboe. M0riarty Double ,Iav-
heane TO hessler. stolen bases-Tobn o.. Hessler
o.. King. Noyes, Moriarity l3l. McCardy l2l W7d
pItch-Payne. ]. Umpre-Mr "Pete" Holman,
Time Of game-l hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06

Thrce-baso hit-Gittinger- Tvo-base hits-Mer.
chant Ogle. Struck out-By Poarce. TO- BY Ople 6
Bases on balls-Of Pearoe. 3 Of Ogle. . Left ON
basc5-Frederick. !; w. A. G.. s. Hit by pitcher
Gittinger. Malone. Stolen bases-NaTlin Pesgte-
Morgan Wincoi, Ruey. Sacrifice hits-Peaster
Ryer Green Wild pltch-PearCe. Umpire-Nlr
johnson. Tine Of game-2 hours
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06

Lfli on taS,s-PtnSlon Bureau. O.; Columbia g.
First base ON baI--OG Young. !: OF Weaver 4.
Struck Cut-By Young. 8: by Weaver. G. Three
base hit-Ejlett Two-baso hit-Rcynolds Sacrifice
mt-ThCmberg. Stolen bases-Krousc. Darneu Rev
uolds. MADDOX Wild pitch-Weaver 3D. Passed
balls-sucs-, o Umpirc-Mr Wood. Time Of game
i hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
WEAVER IN FORM.
Pension Bureau Gets Coat OF white
wash I'm Marquette League.

with VIII Weaver pitching great ball.
the Columbia Printers had no difficulty
IN banking the Pension Bureau team in
the Marquette League yesterday. to 0.
The catch Cf Thornberg's drive in the
thind inning by Chick Maddox and
Elletts three-bagger with two on bases
wore the featllrns s-nrn.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
PORTSMOUTH LOSES, 5 TO 8.
Error by vail in Eighth Inning
Gives Norfolk Game.

Special - The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va. May 5.-An error 10y Val
in the eighth inning was disastrous for
the Truckers. and Norfolk won, 10 g.
With two down VAN dropped AZ first an
easy pitch from stafford. With the bases
R. r. J..
No-f-,k................ @ o 0 G o O 0I-5 !
P1rtsmrlth...-....-.. @ . o @ O 0 o C-5
-NrCar,hv and 1Igusor. Vail ard C-wau.
Umuire-NIr PeuIer.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Five furlongs. Foot
print. 1l2 Dugan). ! 70 ., won; Borrower.
III (Goldsteinj. Is TO 3, second. Missive,
lO3 tMcCahey). - 20 ], third Time,
.02 2-5. Idle Michael also ran.
SECOND RACE-One mile Apologize,
Us ramsey Z % 10. won. Everard no
tGrandl, 10 TO J. second; Ballot Box, us
Gloyd) - 20 I, third. Time, i:42 3-5.
GolcOnda. Norman. Plantland, Gay De
ceiyer. and Havre also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile and sixty
yards Hill Top. i0S (McCahey), > 20 ],
won. Busy. e6 tNicolan. 4 10 !. second.
Superstition. 10 CGrandl. 5 10 :, third.
Time. 1898. Anna L. Dale also ran.
FOURTH RACE - SteeplechaSei two
miles. Diopit. l3S lAlleni, 20 ], won.
Duke Of Roanoke l4I Lynch). Is TO ;.
second; Jesuit. ~ tkelleherl, Z 10 !, third.
Time, 4GS Prince, Sis Lewis Aunt julie,
and Male Fletcher also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Four and a half fur
longs. MaTmorara, 100 Davis, % !,
won. MuSkmelou. 100 tMcCaheyJ 5 90 ],
second. Irish Nora. Jos tBrOOkst. = 10 !.
third. Time. 0.55 3-J. Edith c.. Petite
ChevauN, and HonEa also ran. Chiffon
Chant finished second, but was dlsqual-
ifed
SIXTH RACE-One mile-Dahlhouse,
1lS (Goldsteini g TO 5. won. The Monk.
ll3 lHinchCliffl. ( 10 4. second. Laymin-
lister. ll3 Deverichi. % 20 l. third Time.
l.R. Beau Chiffon and Nancy Pansy also
ran
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06

Lett on hlsos-AgrlCuture. Z. Navy. T. FIRST base
on balls-OG Bailey. p of Sabins l. Struck out
BY Bailey s. by Sabins. 5. Stolen bases-Trow-
bridge. Watson g. Giebei 49, Buroker Sabins ~
Double riay-Wilroy TO McDonough. Hit by pitcher
BY Bailey tWatsonl. Wild pitch-Bailey. Passed
baI-Oakley. Umpire-AIr. Belts Time Of game
hour and 40 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
MAKE IT TWO STRAIGHT.
Herald Team Easily DispOses of
Berry a WhitmOre Club, IL 20 4.

The baseball team Of The Washington
Herald won it's second straight game in
the Commercial League yesterday, de-
feating the Berry & Whitmore nine.
IA TO 1.
The batting Of Wentz. O'Brien. and Z.
povd was good and finely Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
Marine Corps vs.. Annsta,,a.

The Marine Corps baseball team will
meet the Anastasia team at 2:3O p. m. on
Sunday at Seventeenth and D streets
southeast.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
ANOTHER FOR G. P. O.
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Drops Fast Game

G. p. o. snatched a victory from the
Bureau team yesterday in the Colorad
Departmental League, 9 to 2. The game
was close until the fifth session. when
the Printers chased four runs across
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
Virginia wins, ~ to1

Orange. Va. May 5.-Virginia second
team defeated Woodberry Forest School
in slow game to-day by score Of y TO |
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Whitley Alperman is stlnging the pellet
good and hard for the Rochester club,
and he is fielding much better than he
did when he covered the keystone for
Brooklyn
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
Richmond. 6. Lynchbure. 3.

Richmond. Va. May 5.-LynchburS
went down in defeat az the hands Of the
Colts here to-day by the score Of 6 10 8
The game was a spirited contest from
start TO finish. both sides showing up
with good fielding work. Score.
R.H. z.
Richmond o O OI08x-6 !
Lyrchhurg. rg............ o o 0 o 0 0 o-3 l
Batteries Richmond. Hale and NIessitt; Lyucht-,-r
Brandon. Levy. and Rove. Umrire-Nir Davis
Time q game-l hour ard - minutes. Atteudauce-
200.
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on balls-Of Cnukshaus. s. Innings ptched-Rv
Carroll Z; by Sebastian. ]. Hits made-On Car
roll s, of Sebastian. . Struck out-By Crgik-
shank. 4. hy Carroll. 8 Home Hands Three
base hlts-Hands. Harris Brauner. TVo-base hits
Thomas Harris t2I Carroll Sacrifice hit,-Ander-
son. QuauueAe. Harris. Stolen bascs- -Niattingly
Anderson. Miles e. Marceron. Moreland. Hands
Hams Double plays-Moreland 10 Quautrelle.
Heald 70 Gibson Hit by pitcher-By Cruikshanks.
. Wild pitch-Cauon. Passed bal-Porter. I'm
prc-llr. Hughes. Time of game hour and -
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
STEELE MAKES GOOD.
His Batting Is Feature of Suburban
League Battle

Steeles batting was the feature OF the
game in the Suburban circuit yesterday.
which Woodburn won fiom Silver Spring
3 to 3. Hiser was spiked In the second
inning, but PLAYED out the game Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-06
ROANOKE WINNER. 8 TO s.
DHnviHe Aggregation Defeated in
Loosely Played Game.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va. May 5-Roanoke won
from Danviue to-day, score 10 s. Game
at times was very raEEed. and was char
ecterized by the heaviest hitting seen here
In many a day. Thirty-one hits alto
gether. one home run. five doubles. and
two triples three sacrifice hits and eight
stolen bases. Jenkins, ROanolle's star
twirler was taken out OF the box in the
sixth and succeeded by Pritchard. who
was pounded badly in the eighth the
visitors rolling up four runs in that in
ming. Score.
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Semper.

I Del sur de Ia isla informan que des
de Ia noche del martes y en- la mayor
parte del dfa de aver hubo fuertes
lluvlas Y muchos rios crecieron.
La camara de comercio ha OBJ
tenido del gobernador y de los encar-
gados de Ia direction del negociado
de imprenta de gobiemo en- donde Sc
adquieren los artfculos para el su-
ministro de material en- los departa-
mentos del gobierno insular, que el
comercio de Ia isla pueda intervenir
con mas facilidad que hasta ahora en-
el suministro de articulos. Los pre-
clos de estos Sc daran a conocer con
una semana de anticipation para CO.
nocimiento general del publico.
En- el solar que quedo vacio con
motive del incendio ocurrido en- la
parada 7 de Puerta de Terra esta
levantando una magnifca casa de |
mamposteria de dos plantas ell Sr. |
Miguel Portell.
-Continuan animadas las noches
de espectaculos de cine en- el Parque
en- estas ultimas hubo nutrida con-
,urrencia. Para sabado y domingo
e preparan nuevas peliculas.