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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-07
HARRELL TO
Be HANGED
TOMORROW
Governor Will Not Interfere as
the Deliberate Killing of Her.
bert and Walter Newell, Was
Unusually Malicious.
ROSELAIR HANGS FRIDAY

In Harrell's Case the Judge Who
Sentenced Him, the District Attor-
ney, County Judge and in Fact All
With Whom the Governor Com
municated Say the Death Penalty
Should Be Inflicted, as Murder
Was Deliberate and Brutal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-07

The books close for registration
for the primaries September 13,
IL days before the primary election.
II you register otherwise than as
Republican or Democrat, you lose
your vote, as there are no candi-
dates at the primaries other than
Republicans and Democrats and a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-07

ter Mccall and Sutherland bolted
Nelson held that the six members
present when the vote was taken, did
not constitute a quorum, and that,
the committee could act
no further until a quorum was pres
ent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-07
FIVE MEMBERS VOTED FOR
RESOLUTION CENSURING
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR

Only Eight Members Were Pre- sent and Chairman Tried to
Force PoStponement of Action But the Democrats Insisted
and in Executive Session the Resolution Was Adopted
Two Members Slipped Out and Chairman Nelson Held
There Was No Quorum nd Action Is Not Final
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-07
HUSTLIK2. DEMOCRATS WAKE Up
THE S[I1PY BALLINGER COMMITTEE
Wreck on Great Northern.

. =
Wreck on Great Northern. d
Coram, Mont, Sept. 1.-Two
= persons were instantly killed
= and II injured, two of whom :
probably will die, when a Great :
Northern train was wrecked
near here today. The dead:
Charles Money, Conrad, Mont. "
William Smith, Whitefish,
= Mont.
Fatally injured:
Edward Duskay, Whitefish, "
= Mont.
James Harapoulous, Canton,
. o. =
Seriously injured:
James Pattus, Spokane.
Robert Williams, Racine, Wis. y
Edward Goeler Seattle. 4
George Areares, Spokane.
Joseph Keplin, Spokane.
Albert Dawson, Tennessee.
A. L. CLANCY, Uniondale, Ia.
William Gurber, Oakdale,
Wis.
. 80 =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-07
INSURGENTS VICTORIOUS
ON EVERY BATTLEFIELD
REGULARS OUT OF FIGHT

Wisconsin Takes the Lead With Election of Entire nSurgent
Congressional Ticket Michigan Falls Into Line and Cal
orna Is Welded to InSwgent Body--NeW Hampshire
Shows Almost to ! lnSurgent ote---Repubican Pri-
mares Give Indication of the Tidal Wave Due to Swamp
Everything Before 1t at the Elections
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-07
VERMONT VOTE SHOWS
REPUBLICAN, LOSS

Montpelier, VT. Sept. with
two counties and eight towns still to
hear from, DR.. John A. Mead (Repub
lican) has been elected governor Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-07


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22


Ed corriaan Racing For Little Purses
Edward Corrigan IS chasing the 500
overnight purses 10 Utah and Montana
as ,,esiousIy these days as be did the
derbies. stakes and handicaps q dJzen
or more years ago II is strange what
difference a few years viii make
corrigan at one time was one Of the
strongest factors on the American turf
He was interested 10 more race tracks
than any other individual. raced ore Of
the biggest stables Oh horses conducted
and bad breeding farm or bis own.
He was worth more than 100000 II
one cent He was ia more turf wars
than any other turf magnafe and gen
orally came ont best
His start down the toboggsn slide Of
financial ruin was when racing was
closed IN Chicago IN 1904. TheB fol-
lowed the war between the American
Turf association ana ,be Western
Jockey club 81 New Orleans over the
entrance of bis new track. city PARK
That last turf war practically broke
coSTigan
Corrigan is no longer factor. but
plain ofdinary iHrfmap- and % one Is
happier Of the fact flBn he The for
meF master 81 Hawthorne as be
was referred to 10 The old days. made
many enemies through bis domineer-
Ing tactics. bup today tbey are the FIRST
to show him sympathy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22
BASEBALL POINTERS

.Shoelessv Jackson, champion batter
OF the Southern league, Cleveland re-
cruit. used to play ball in bis bare feet.
In I've recent successive gaines pitch
ed By Walter johnson Of Washington
opposing oufflelders have averaged
only one putout 2 game.
Elmer Flick 4 the only big league
player who "atev himself out OF base
bali, but there are several hundred
classy diamond athletes who drank
themselves out Of fast company.
Bobby Wallace. St Louis Browns. IS
the Oldest player IN the American
league He has been 4 big league star
for sixteen seasons Wallace began
with Cleveland IN 1885 rs pitcher
BE il not over thirty-fye years old
Much Of the credit FOR tue good
showing Of the Boston team IN the
present race is undoubtedly due % the
good work Jake stahl has been doing
fhis sesson. stahl has developed lnle
,ne of the best hltters Ia rho lrngne.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22

AustraEia Win ss.d Pl.ysrs t. win
Fisnsrs - Tha ceunfr,.
Ipternatienal ralf * q nature hrtd
erfn unknown "a ms cou1try. unless
the visit q he Orfnrd- -CamnrIdre team
IN 1893 b excepted. M FrnrtieaIIy
certainty for next season. This tine
the inradlag fnrres wil represent Ans
fralIA. ard they VIII be keaded br Dr.
r.. g. Brathwalte the American riee
rrnxll Who MI act az manager.
The plan TINS far mApped cut i Tor
a team 70 arrive In this cpsSutry enrly
next Summer and 10 tour America
from coast 10 coast The Australian
team a. made up At presenr consists
* eight golfers and TWO lawn tennis
players but il in possible that this
numbeT mag be increased.
Fromlnenk among the visitors win be
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22

chamberlain's cohe. Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure Of bowel complaints. It cures
- 'P'"ef ".at sivr1I ufrNntVi - HRn
should be taken at the first unnatural
looseness OF the bowels. Il Is equally
valuable for children and adults. It
always cures. sold By 81 dealers.
dEw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22

r. chnrartsr.
The feofbaIl world ID NOW ii a qu3n-
dazy. and for weeks the one queatinn
An Tie minds and lips "a the followers
or the greatest of ali college games VIII
he. What viii be the emsr1 of the
changes in rules which wers am
nonneed rncentIyr
The aeren main changes can BE-
brfeny summarized AZ follows the
abol.tioa of the nying tackle; inter
Iocked Interference AZ well a. push
ing and pnilnr the man with the ball
and the longitudinal lines on the Gelis
the dlrisign ~ the time into four iif-
teen inmate periods; the KImitaticB o.
the forward pass 10 twenty yards: Civ
ing the ends right ~ way III the twen-
~ yard nnne ia getting under puntss
Allowing pInyers taken from the s1ne
for slight in1nries 10 FeenteF.
Coaches generally are disposed to be
HheraE Some are 81 The opinion the
games VIII ue k'eoepte1- OknerS haFor
some q ne changes Dut refuse % con
denim the new rules a. = whole until
they have been given . trial.
The old gnard-warriors Of the grid
iron of several years ago-looE upon
tbe game as . cross between Canadian
BHgby. crIcket and basSetball 70
these II appears that every element OF
he Old game has been destroyed The
brilliant features that were worked
into sensational piays. the factors that
thrilled millions and became college
history. have been done away with In
one grand sweep
What has been given in return only
the future can tell Doubtiess the new
game win appeal % an entirely new
element There are those. to. who
delight In any college sport. so that
reformed foQfbail viii doubtless dnd
its followers
The changes are an snswer for the
country wide demand for mOdi6ca
lion Of the sport. There Is no oue but
who hopes for fhe success Of the game
as It VIII be played this fall
One thing - certain-it viii PUT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22

Indomitablc VIII and tremendous en-
ergy are never found where stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels are out Of
order. II you Tant these qualities and
the success they briugs use DR.. Kings
New Life pills, the matchIess reguia-
tors, for keen brain and strong body.
&c At Brown & Co.'S.
d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22

President Thomas Chfyington Of The
American association recently promui-
gated one Of the straneest decisions in
baseball history, ordering the second
game Of the double header between
Columbus aud Minneapolis on June 80
which went only seven and one-haif
innings. to b finished after the rezu-
lar game on Monday. Ans s
On June 30 umpie Guthrie called
the game with Minneapolis ahead. s
to 4, on account q darkness Man
aeer Friel Of Colrmbus protested the
contest. and st vas established that Il
vas light enough 10 continue play
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22

This seems 10 be Artie H0fmgn's
best season. The Cubs center fielder
is stinging them harder than ever in
his career and playing swell nelding
game
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22
ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE

One Piece CIofh Dresses. Misses and
Ladies' one piece cloth dresses; braided, on
plain tailored styles. ili all the leading
fall shades. Prices $3.50 to $500.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22

Tailored Shirt Waists $1.4s. Ladies'
Tailored Linen Shirt Waists, in plcated or
embroidered designs sizes "a to A; extra
good value Each $1.4e.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
BLUE AND GRAY
SPRING SURPRISE
Georgetown Gives FOrdham
Good TrOuncing.
NEW WORKERS OUTCLASSED
KNOCK McKeOn Out of
Box, Hammering Home Six Runs.
Gotham COilegians Claim Star
Players Were Forced to Warm
Bench-The Final Score Is to 3.

New York. May H-Before the largest
crowd Of the season at Fordham. the
Georgetown nine pulled off the biggest
surprise OF the year and defeated the
Fordham team, 2 10 8 The Blue and
Cray met a badly crippled team, as the
Maroons. two star infelders, Bull Nc
Cahrey and Joe Sharkey, We're not al
lowed 10 play on account Of their stand
ing In their studies. Mahoney was pulled
IN from the center field and played at
second. while j. Mccarthy went 10 short.
McCabe and Beckett who lead the SUB
list. were played 10 MI up the nine. The
field was heavy. making the handling OF
grounders difficult and there was no fast
fielding
McKeon opened the game for Fordham.
but his stay on the mound was brief
The Blue and Gray hammered him for
six runs Quinn. who relieved him. was
more fortunate. and he held Georgetown
10 three runs.
FOrdham was the first 20 cross the
plate for a tally. their counts coming ia
the third. when J. Mccarthy hit safely
and stole second. Capt Mahoney then
hammered out cracking good double
and drove Mccarthy in, he going 70 third
on the throw home. Scanlou's hit drove
Mahoney in and made the first TWO
counts
GeorCetOwu's run in the fourth came
on Hunts long drive 20 center for three
bags. followed by Dugan's single % the
left garden. The next inning Fordham
went up in the air. and Georgetown
scored five runs before the Maroon team
got together again During this time the
entire Georgetown nine faced the Maroon
twirler
With one down. Gaynor drew a walk
Sitterding then reached FIRST ON Beckett's
error. and Murphy fouled out. Hunt cot
first on an error OF Mccarthy. Dugan
then walked and forced a run iu. COO
gan-s drive 90 IefJ scored two taries.
and NJ O.Conror hit 20 the center for a
single and scored both runners.
The Washington boys annexed another
lin the ninth
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
KING Wins TIE SEMI-FTNALS
Defeats V. Kaufman in Close
Match at Chevy Chase.
President Taft and Gen. EdwardS
Also on Hand for Friendly
Match.

In the semi-finals for the Presidents s
Cup at Chevy Chase yesterday. A. T.
King put out Y. Kaufman by up and
! TO play after a well-fousht match. Col.
Downey who has played a strong game
throughout the tournament. defeated DR.
q b. Miller rather easily by 4 and >
The links were in splendid condition.
owing to the efforts of Professional Sar-
gents worEmen,
Il good game resulted in the finals. but
Do"ney was too strong for his opponent
and defeated him after am interesting
match by : up and 10 play. The game
was watched by a number Of spectators.
and the victory was a very popular one.
The President in company with Gen.
Clarence Edwards. Capt. Butt. and Sec
retary Meyer. enjoyed round of the
links yesterday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
PRINCETON JUST WINS.
Tigers Capture Dual Track Meet
from Cornell.

Princeton. y j.. May 1i-Arter q
hard uphill fight Princeton defeated tre
Cornell track team this afternoon by 81,
TO 81. The score was a tie az the last
event, the high jump. and Lament. of
Princeton. won the meet for the Tigers
by tying Gouinlock for hrst place al
feet q inches
Princeton team sprung a surprise on frs
followers by showing mp strong in the
field events which had been recorded as
rather weak. All the places in the shot
put and hammer throw went % Prince
ton, and n other points were picked UP
In the field contests during the meet.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
CARDINALS TRIM GIANTS.
Raymond knocked out of the Box In
First Inning

s.. Louis. MAY 1.-THE second game OF
the series between the New York Giants
and the St Louis Cardinals was Wit
messed by 1000 warm-hearted enthusiasts
this afternoon who We'd with each other
in McGraw'S waterloo. Raymond vas
chosen 20 twirl for the New Yorks, while
SalIoe the prodigal son. was picked by
Bresnahan TO preside for the home team.
The first inning proved Raymond's un-
doing He was batted numerically. Mar
guard came 10 the front. but his wildneSs
Influenced Manager McGraw 20 send in
another pitcher in the person of Gran
dali Score
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
BROOKLYN IS BLANKED.
Rowan Pitches In Fine Form for
Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Ohio. May lA-TEe Brook
Iyns lost 10 tho Reds to-day by a score OF
3 20 o. The weather was hardly appro-
pirate for baseball and the poor support
accorded Bell was responsible for all the
scoring.
Rowan pitched a splendid game. and
though he is usually the widest man on
Grifitn's staff, he allowed only one base
on balls to-day. Wheat tripled with two
down I'm the opening session, bur he was
one foot stranded when Hummel popped
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
PHILLIEs TAKE SECOND GAME.
Win from Pirates by Batting Rally
In Ninth Inning.

Plttsburg. May l4-Philadeiphia made
it TWO straight This afternoon by hitting
both Adams and Maddox hard and time
ly. PiJtsburg made a batting rally in the
ninth getting five Of the seven hits. but
IL dd not help much.
Wagner, who has 3 sore side with
bad cold, retired at the end Of the fourth
inning McKechnla going 10 short, and
Miller back 10 his old position at sec
Ond. Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

Hanover \ H.. May 1.-THE Dartmouth
freshmen defeated the Princeton fresh
men in dual track meet here this after
noon. 80 to -. The Dartmouth team was
strong i'm tie field events. winning al.
while but two Of the track events went
70 Princeton.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

Iff base Cr errors trtHr-HfUu.. s. forlnHu D.
len DU h3Sg--Forilam. r. Ggrrcg-11ru. % Frs
base ou tal.s-Or O'Cwn-. :. Of Nckcrr &. rT
Quinn. S'Iurs 'I--Hr Cuiuu G. bv NcKc1r --
bF Conner. T. Three has. bi,-Hurr. Tvr-h7,r
-MahoueE- Sacrifice hr-Hurr- stolen bases
>,aui.u SlfgrliL- Murphy Dr-u Double play
Gagr~r o. CoCCsu -0 VI. OC0urlr. Hit by uiteae--
BY CCuuor ~. N0arrlv Passed halls Fsaz-.r
| mFlre-Mr. Dietrich. Time o. game-2 hours.
Atteuleles-slC
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

LIft On ta757-St- Louis. ;. Ntw YorK 5. Fir,t
base on hails-Of kinseia. on Pclr, .. oa
Howell. .; ~ Vaughan. 2 struck ONT H. KIN
-.la, - bT Polu. D.. bv Howell /. by Vaughn. O.
lnret base hlis-StopheuS. Sweeney Two-bsse hit
Roach. Stolen h7-.s-Hoaman. Chase Srsru.v.
Double pays-Roach 90 Lauorte 20 Chase: Austin
20 lSlrIfe 20 Chase. Wild pitch -Hnsclla I'm
rlrg--Ne-srs. Ptrnc and OLouchlin. Time Of
game hours
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
MIchIgan. ~: syraen.e. IS.

Syracuse. y. Y. May H-NIichican
cleaned up for Syracuse In track work in
the stadium here to-day by the score oC
- 10 N. The visitors were confident Of
victory, hut the team made "A better
showing than was expected. two Of the
Syracuse records being broken
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
NAVY VICTOR IN
BOTH BOAT RACES
Georgetown Crews Unable to
EanquiSh Middies.
STRANGE COURSE IS HANDICAP
Dempsey'S Men Show splendid Form
and Lead mt Stnrt-SccOnd varsity
Into Sand Bnr-Rncc RoYvrd Over
TvyO-milc Course on Severn.
by STAFF CORRESPONDENT.

Annapolis, Md. May lA-In a clean
fought. spirited throughout and desper-
ately contested race, the Blue and Gold
OF the Navy came out flying at the fin
ish Of the two-mile Severn course ahead
Of the Blue and Gray Of Georgetown,
both their crews beating the varsity
seniors by four lengths and by three
quarters OF a length, respectively. and
hopelessIy outdistancing the frcshmcn's s
crew. in HILLS. as against IlI2c-5
shown by the varsity.
The weather conditions were fairly
propitious Tor the race. the water being
only slightly ripped although quite a
fresh breeze was blowing steadily from
the northeast The lineup was accom-
plished quickly and easily. and the four
crews were sent of by Referee p. NJ
Magruder from the Manlcy AZ precisely
o'clock. The positions of the COM
peting crews and line-ups were as fol
lows:
The first Navy crew had the outside
position; next 10 them the varsity. the
second Navy crew and the freshmen in
side.
First Navy-Wuliams. coxsvaiu. Loftiu. stroke
Johnston. No. :; G-ifla. Nc. g. N-ruug 40. s.
King. No q; AEgreIl. No 3; Weams No. 3 Brown.
bow
Narsity-kelly, cox-vaiu. Cunuif stroke. Daley
No. :: Stohmau 40. o. C0ultry 40 s. Capt
Murray. No. 3; Langan, No. 3. Joliet. No. 3 Car
roll bow.
Second Navy-ThOmps0u c0N,uain, Spencer. 80.
g, Euz. No s. Meyer. No 8. WHITING No s..
Powell. No. 2: B0oth bow
Freshmeu-McKiuny. c0xsvain. Garry stroke:
Crosby. No. 2, Power. No. 6, NlcCormacA. No 5.
Stuart No. (; Neodham NO. 3. Graham 40. =.
COultry. bow
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
ATHLETICS STILL WINNING.
Defeat Chicago in Exciting Eleven
Inning Game.

Philadelphia. Nav 1.-THE Athletics
won their tenth straight victory to-day
by defeating Chicaco in an exciting
e,even-iuuing game 10y ( 10 Q. Murphy's
single in the eleventh wits two out
scored Baker with the winning run.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
ONE RECORD SMASHED
Exeter Captures InterschOIastic
Meet at New Haven

New Haven. Nav 1L-In the annual in
terscholastic track meet held by Yale for
the various track teams Of the prepara-
tory schools this afternoon. Exeter came
OF the victor with total score Of 50 ST
points. The nearest opponent was Wor-
ceSter. with . 5-6 points
Bingham. Of Exeter. was the only man
on the winning team TO make a new
record He made it in the half-mlIe. going
the distance in I.5g As.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
RED soX 0UTHIT TIGERS.
Detroit scores Fear Times i'm First
Inning on CicOtte.

Boston, May l+-Althoush outbatted by
Boston the Tigers won to-day. TO 3
Cicotte was effective after the opening
inning. when Detroit scored four times
by hard hitting The Red SoX could not
hunch hits of MulHn. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

~ Mn'ln. j. Struck oat-Ey Cic-tte .. by NIuUin.
I. Home Uu-NIt~ Tue.iaa, hits-Csbh Sneaker.
~a,-ia.e H-s-Er7r. ~raus=- ~ar1iacr fy-Mr-sr-
l.- stole" h'-.-Bush. Double uay-Ga0dusr 20
N'-lT Oh >t11- Ht b Iitrhe7-Bv MuIln
>'aa. luTre--Ne.ss Era- and Evans Time
% game h1.r, and l1 minute. At,cudaur,-g 80
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
BOSTON BUNCHES HITS.
Curtis Holds Chicago Cubs Down Ia
Three Hits

Chicago, May H-Boston punched its
hits off Overall and defeated the Cubs
to-day by the score Of TO l. Curtis.
who pitched for the Doves. held the Cubs
TO three hits. two Of which were secured
bV IudprlIG Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

Let cu h3se--'n'gaEo, q Atne'.c-, g. FIrrt base
On bsls-OH Walsh Q; of Plank. 7. Struck ort-
By Walsh. 6. ry CoCmbs. 3. TUO-h1sc hits-Uld-
rirc PAYNE. Sacrifice hits--J Collins. Davis Cole
Walsh Murphy stolen ba-e--Zcidcr. Murphy. Col
lins. Double ilays-Walsh 90 PUtell to- Gaudil.
Barry 20 Collins ;o Davis. Umfues-Alcs,rr Dinau
aud Connolly. Time of game hours auC - min
utcs. Estimated attendance -15.Cn
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
Princcton Tcnnis Tenm Iose,

Princeton. \. d.. May 1.-THE Princeton
tennis team lost the annual tennis meet
with Yale here to-day by the score OF
eight matches to one.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
MAPS BLANKBD
IN A FINE GAME
+JOhnSOn Holds Cleveland to
Five Hits.
ONE RUN ENOUGH TO WIN

Joss Bumped for Lone Tally in the
Opening Round, After which He
TwirlerS Gilt-edged support, Not
"A Single Miscue Cropping Out.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
ST. LOUIS SHUT OUT.
Yankees Knock Three Pitchers out
Of BON During Game.

New York. May 1.-THE Highlanders
thumped three St Louis pitchers to-day
and swamped the Browns whom Vaughan
held safe at all stages The visitors also
PLAYED poorly I'm the field. Score
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

Tvo-base hits-HuEgius. K0n~tchy. Sacrifice bit
Huggus, Dcable play-Budven to Mcrke stolen
hases-Fletcher. BreSnahaa. BridwCL HuEgius Aiur-
ray. De7lin. Hit by pitched hall-By RAYMOND
Hauser. by CrandalI. Mowey. Bases on balIs-Ot
Sallec. J. cf Crandsll. Z "A Msr1uard Z struck
Bv RAYMOND /, 10y Salloc. s. by Narguld 3:
hy Crandall. ]. LET bases St Lows =, New
York. 3 Umpires MessS. ODsy and Brennan.
Time Of game hour and q minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Washington. I; Cleveland. -.
New York. -; II. Louis, -.
Detroit, >; Boston, ..
Philadelphia, (; Chicago. 2.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

Two-baSe hits-Titus Leach Branz5cI. Walsh.
Miller. Stolen baS-s-M1rsu. Grant. Mage. sac
rIfa. LIt-Magee- U.uble pLayz-Nal-h 90 Dooliu %
Buu-held; DCJim 20 Bunsrcid- Hits mldc-Of
Adams s. Oh Madioy 9. First base ou baIl--Of
MADDOX. 3. n Mcreu 3. Struck out-Bv Adams
. ty Maddox. .. b. Novsu. g Wild -Mcren.
Umpires-Nessr Johus,oae and Mrrsu. Time q
game hour and . minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
By WILLIAM PEET.

With in his dgits and lightning in his speed
johnson right with uS and furnished every need.
He famed eight bold players and won for us the
game;
NOW it LOOKS as if he would ofttimcs do the same.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Al Koches1lr-Jersey CITY. .: Rochester. l.
~ BuHaio-NeWaik, 3 Buffalo. g.
n 5iolueal-Baium0rc. >. llcutrcsl T.
a. ol,u'l--f lrst game: Providence. g. Toronto,
second game: Providence, 70; Toronto. :
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

Edmcd runs- Washington. ]. Lei On hases-Wash-
nrton. :; Cleveland. g. First base on Halls-Of
ic-s. ]. Struck oUt-By JOS 2: by johnson. S.
Iit by Titcher-By johnson kugCrl. Passed hall
Harke. Umpircs- -Measrs. Sheridan and KERN. Time
game hour and Is minutes. Attendance-Z.5CO
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

When he's good he's very. very good
And when he's bad. hes-thc worst ever.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Always could beat Cleveland.
Cy Young, the veteran twirler, here
With the Maps. is suffering from n severe
ore throat, and may not be able to work
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

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-Batt-d for Needham in the eighth.
fBatted for Overall IN the eighth
BostCn....-........ o 9 0 0 o.
ChiCagc. c..............-.-...... o 0 90 C-l
Two-base hits-Sha-Ve ShcCSard. Sacrifc. hit
Curtis. stolen baSas-Collins. Holman. Strucs out
By Orusl .. by Curtis O. Bases en- h,Ts-OH
Overall. 2 of Curtis p Double r,ay-Shcan 10
SHARPE. Left on bases-Chiyaro. {: Boston.
Wild Uitch-OTersll. Umrires-NIessrs. KLEIN and
Kane. Time Of game hour and s. minutes.