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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
NORTH MONTPELIER

The annual Cate picnic was held al
Woodbury. pond Wednesday.
The ladies' circle win meet with Mrs
Euniee Carnss Thursday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Orlando Knapp are to
board at J. W Butter6eld's this sum
mer
AT the recent school examination. held
in the vestry hall by Superintendent J,
w Butterfeld. there we're seven applica-
tions for free tuition.
Rev. George r. Morton, who has been
engaged as pastor for the east and north
villages will hold services next Sunday
At the usual hour, l:3o p. m. TEe is ex-
peoted Friday and viii board for the
present with Mrs Henry Chaplin
Hope lodge, !, 0. G. r., win entertain
district union, No. .12, at The church,
Saturday, juno is. The afternoon ses
sion is called at 2 O'Clock. Supper viii
be served in tie vestry at $50. The
evening session begins at o'clock, to
which the public is cordially invited
The address VIII be given BIZ Prof. O. IL
HaNister Of Goddard seminary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
A Womanls Great Tdea

is how to make herself attractive. But.
without health, it is hard for her to O.
lovely in face. form on temper a weak.
me Constipation and kidney poisons
show 81 pimples, hlotehes, skin erHptons
and q wretehed complexion. But Electric
Bitters always prove godseud &c wom-
GA who want health, beauty and friends.
They regulate the stomach liver and
Kidneys purify the blood give strong
nerves. bright eyes pure breath smooth.
velrety skin. lovely complexion. good
health. Try them. soc at tie Red Cross
Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
10 clean Linoleum

A household economics authority says
in caring for hnoleum Do not uss soap.
suds Al for scrabbing a floor Il stands
to reason that soap IS going 10 iniurt
the yarnish and lie finish on q farm
where there Is plenty of milk, g eiota
wruna ont az skim milk Is The best
means Of taking Up De dus and bright
ening the linoleum Where milk i
scarce OF needed Ion food use lukewarm
water. TO which had been added halt
pound Of kerosene 0ii o. some gooe
furniture pelish Wiring the cloth ratlt
81 dry from this and SO over the iinof
leum after sweeping and II viii be quite
new and bright and the finish pnih
iurad
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16

America are following a distinguished
example in their pursuit Of big game
THE elephant has become AZ gun shy al
the antelope and il 4 sapariou7 judge
of safe distances One Traveller not long
ago told Of shooting lion from q rail-
way train, obliginglF halted for the pnr-
pose That episode IS a reminder Of the
time when The bison, now extinct save
Tor q feN preserves. could he seen iii
vast numbers from The windows Of tour
list cars. Lassa until recently the For
hidden City abounds b guidehooks The
Andes are pierced and the steamboat has
found its way % the far upper waters
af tie Amazon TIE fag has been plant
ed at 81 near Tue north pole Where
could Robinson crusoe find Isolation and
"a solitude broken only by the capture
and education q the docile Friday ~
Washington Post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
Few Earth Mysteries left.

An American hunter Col Max Fleiseh-
mann Of Cincinnati Just returned from
a hunting trip ia The continent that il
no longer dark declares from biz luxuri-
that Africa is actually oyerrun with
sportsmen. The hunters Of Europe and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
RF8T AID lEATB 10 MOTHER Am eanD

MRe. WfNalpws seorHfsG sYRrp has been
used for QYax SIXTY YEARS BY MILLIONS ~
MOTHERS fer their CHILDREN WHAYsF
TfEgHiNG, with PERFECT SUCCESS. III
SoDTHEs ehe CHILD, SnFTENS the GUNS
AGI.hYs all PAIN. CURES WIND collie, and
b the hest reniedy for DTARRHl5A ii IS ats.
soutely haFinless BE sure and ask Tor Mrs
Winslow's Soothing syrup. and take no other
sind. TweaS lave cents bottle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
MoNrPELIER



/ The gra9Taiia9 exercises 81 the Mont
lpeAer high seheel were held last even.
Ling in The armorg in The presence 81
large crowd p interested friends
WITH 20 tted pslms ana forget Iae-soss
a1ese lr lis essigsiA vas ~ IL
tAe hlgA srheot a.sts.' nlsa ssloa olenes
w .i.iAsa gus11st Tvs II s elo ls es
dant. delivered tba sahitatorv, while
/ Harry Gisbarne 81 the class II 1911 res
snanded Miss sadie Black outlined the
/ iifa 81 Mark Twain and some of MS
WelI known books. Miss Hops lane read
lcavford's In the Palace 81 tie King
ana Grover suck gave ~ oiRtl9h'
taeas a9a t1gtls4tloAs ~ 49,
~ eh LiAe W. s'ss1 '
flee4ol ahq We class lls
lleMed ny Mllllaha ssp0q Vi, essi. ts.
salien FeclEea tet lFat 0la AHisi As
hianeRa Sargent fenle5ea az efielna,
essay on hqlea le0at leAeeAelSs als.
Watired snltn q hFst rank aelfetea
me concluding 9f3tloh on aoie7tfsf
followed ~ the xaiea1etory. MUSIC was
sl.gas,l5 INV nragran sr5 il 4Ys rlosa
tfs ei,foroas 49, nresa,taa It n Il n
- s si',i-gsT Il ~ eefsoI b,aro
49, $50 t,.-ae,f.5.,,fne rsar,bors III Ala
grsdnatine esss
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Ais.ahY II M ao9ls ~ 49,
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16

grees honoris eauss; address IN memory
lof Justin smith Morrill, on the hundfedfh
year from bis birth. hY az President
James n Patterson III Lexington, ~
200 p. b. Commencement dinner at
the Van Ness house
1880 p M Senior boatride, banquet
land dance, Cliff Haven. New York
500 p. m.-The presidents reception
Tat the Billings library
intending The cannon room, the art gal
llery, the laboratories and collections,
viii be open To visitors i certain hours
indicated % bulletins upon IRE doors Ut
The several buildings
The trustees and faculties Of the uni
Iversity and the classes a. 1910 request
the pleasure Of youF company at tne
public exercises Of commencement week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
Ml.. Halsn KImhaIl !. h -.


It il said TIE prospect Is good for &
canning factory mere next year
\ Dan Daily has gone 20 boxing in The
Greason & Beckett eompanys stone
shoa
son was born To Mr. and Mrs W.
b Jones on Wednesday morning Of this
week
Waltou's Vermont Registers for sale
At Mrs Fellows store Use, and you get
your moneys worth.
Leon. only son Of o. A. Blanchard.
end now resident Of Helena, ~ H. Is
visiting his parents here.
Henry Poole and Warren Grearson are
Ia Burlington, in attendance at the Nia-
sonic festivities q this week
A reissue in pension has been allowed
Benjamin Il Robinson Of Williamstown
at the rate Of SIS per month, from Nay
les. 1910
We have just learned the whereabouts
of our lonR-ago townEwoman, Mira Vic-
toria Howard King, The youngest daueh.
ter Of the late Chester Howard her
address is Delaware Ind.
At the Republican caucus last Tues
day evening, THE following delegates
were chosen: To the state convention,
W. T. Covell and A. NJ Goodrich; to t0e
district convention. F. G. Little and Fl.
". Jeaords; to the county convention.
NV II Granger, a Al Reed, G. L Hay
ward and e. r. Colby There were some
AZ votes cast at the time Our town
is for fleetwood for governor and Tor
IL. 81 Seaver for senator So far as Re,
publican sentiment is concerned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
TRAVELLERS RAILWAY GUIDE.
cenfraI Yarmanl RaIIway.

Trains ieavs Barre for white River Junction
and Host1a and way stations aFe WiHae9f
ami Bellows Falis md New YORK w 80 ann
1875 D. m and ti.W D. n. Aiau leave bMfa tor
Waite River Junction Eeilowa Aalis spring.
hrld and New York at 6s95 > No.
Trains leaVa Barre for Darlington, ST. A.
laHs Montreal aod way stations at NAa 3 No.
$50, b.l5 p. N. ana Ri6a. q.
Montpeher q Wells River Railroad.
Trains ieaYs Harre for welis Riygr, connect
ire ~ that point with trains going both north
lrd soufh, at 7.a5 n. M. 1895 end 800 r. n. Tbs
i2M uniif connects with train for Boston, and
north for Lisbon. Tlttiet9n. Fabyans and i4n-
easter, also with Montreal express, end the l28
Hnd s.t1 trains with Ht johnAhnTy trains
Trains leave Barre for Montpelier as f23
JNsba m. t2.a6 aos 40 and $40 ,. m
Electric Street Railway
carr leave square n barre for Montpelier a.
i5minutes o. and Is inmates past de hour.
Leave Montpelier for Barre on Tho hour and
laf hour until 10 p M
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
GRANITEvILLE.

I win eel at public auction my house
hold goods Il Henry Webh's house, june
l7, al p "a. RI D. Campbell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
Mem Suits !
$lO.5O Value, $3.50

II you want one Of our regular
rs. 90 Suits, come and Get it for
$500 this week
Meas Soft Hats, s1,2s to L7s
value, this week ......... Csc
Mems light colored Caps, SOC
value, this week ...,. 30c
Mem Balbrigcan Underwear, soc
value, this week commence 9c
Boys Suits, value 50. 50, this week,
at.. ...........~S19 S
Boys Wash Suits, 7sc value, this
week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Doc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-16
WILLIAMSBURG
Glenn r. McAllister and Carrie A. Lewis
Married Yesterday.

Glenn r. McAllster and Carrie A.
Lewis Of this town were married yes-
terday morning at the residence Of the
brides father. Eben M Lewis, in East
Brookheld, Rev p III Strong officiating.
Besides the father and the sister Of the
bride, living at home there were present
Rev. and Mrs J. A. Martin Of Bolton.
Conn., Mrs. Martin being a sister Of
the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lewis
of Barre Mr. and Mrs. Van ID McAllis.
ter parents Of the groom; also Leon
McAliister and Mrs Strong a profu-
aon Of handsome mountain laurel
brought orfm Connecticut, together with
choice native ferns, was artistically arr
ranged III a bank FOR decoration, The
morning was suspicious. and tile bridal
party taken 10 the station at South
Royalton in Edson's automobile started
for New York Tor a brief trip.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
BLOT CLOSES FOR
BURNS-LANGFORD
Agrees to Give up $35,OOO and
Takes Match Off O'Day's
Hands
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

Louis Blot of the Metropolitan club
'loomed up" last night as the pros
pective promoter of the proposed fight
between Tommy Burns and Sam Lang
ford in this city next September. Blot,
who apparently has been sort of dark
horse in the promoters race for the
last few days, last night agreed to
shoulder the burden He has practically
agreed to hang up purse of 1000,
$4,000 of which will go to the win
ner, $4,000 to the loser, while Burns
is to receive a bonus of $4,000 on the
side.
This announcement will come as a
sort of sumner to the local fans who
were not figuring Blot in on the deal
at all. The Mission club was the one
which started the ball rolling, but when
Tom O'Day learned that Burns failed
to make sensational showing against
Lang in Australia, he decided to with
draw his offer of a $4,000 bit to Burns.
But Burns was anxious to meet Lang
ford, and he kept on hitting the cable.
across the Pacific till he finally sue
ceeded in landing a match for himself
Just how ODay managed to fix UP
deal with Blot has not become known
as yet, but according to all signs, they
must have had some sort of an under
standing. for the announcement was
made last night that the match was on
and that Blot would cable transporta-
tion to Burns without delay. 1t is likely
that Burns will come here in time to
take in the Jeffries-J ohnson battle and
start his training for Langford fmme-
diately afterward
Blot proposes to pull the Burns Lang
ford fight off in his prospective new
arena on the old Central park site at
Eighth and Market streets. 1t is un-
derstood that the energetic young pro-
moter has already closed a deal for
leasing this property and that a gil
gantic arena will at once be erected
there. Blot hopes to stage the Papke-
Klaus fight in the same ring.
O'Day denies that he has any hand
in the Burns-Langford affair He de-
clares that Blot was anxious to handle
the match and that he, O'Day, turned
1T over to him. O'Day admits that he
is not in a position to make Burns the
financial inducements which he de-
manded and that he was about to cable
Burns percentage offer when Blot
stepped in and shouldered the respon-
sibiity
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
OAKLAND STATERS
Crush SAN JOSE
BuSherS Thrill Local Fans With
Fast, Snappy Game at
Recreation Park
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

mere was never a dull moment at
Recreation park yesterday afternoon
in that game between the Oakland and
San Jose State league tossers. Every
man on the lineup of the rival clubs
played the best baseball there was in
him and the fun few thick and fast
throughout the nine snappy rounds.
Oakland put two runs over, which was
one more than was needed, but the
champions had a tough time getting
by with their victory, for the Prune
Plckers were after them all the time
like pack of hungry wolves.
The Coast leaguers might do well
by taking quiet little tip from the
Staters in the matter of hustling their
games along. They got away with 1t
yesterday in an hour and 25 minutes
Nobody could have asked for a better
eXnlbltlon of the national pastime
even though the hitting was a bit light
and the pitchers did most of the i'm
portant work.
Opposed to each other were that
good old veteran southpaw, Harry
Goodwin, who has played in nearly
every team on the coast circuit. and
Billy Bloomfield, the man who has
developed into a phenom since Port
land cast him adrift. They pitched
ball good enough for any league and
1t was nip and tuck between them all
the time. The men behind Bloomfield
managed to hit a bit in the pinches
and this is the reason why he came
out a victor. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22

After making two runs in the eighth
and tieing the score yesterday Cap
Mohler made the fatal mistake of tax
ing out Miller and sending in Henley
to finish the job. The consequences
were disastrous to the home crew, as
the Senators warmed up to Slivers' Of
ferings in the final frame and batted in
TWO runs This was enough, as the
home crew failed to respond in their
half Of the inning.
The Seals seemed to be off in their
fielding. However, the Senators played
good ball and took advantage of the
chances offered them.
Fitzgerald worked for Graham and
Miller did the honors for the champions
for eight rounds. While they were hit
rather freely at times their work on
the whole was consistent.
The Seals broke in front with a lead.
but the senators took the pace away
from them and when half Of the game
was over il looked like d sure victory
for the up country crew. The Seals
made fne rally in the eighth and tied
the score only to be beaten out in
the ninth. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
No referee FOR
The NEXT fight
Moran and CCarfhy Agree to
Put the Question Over
for a Few Days

The man who will referee the COM
ing fight between Tommy Mccarthy
and owen Moran is still unnamed. The
managers of the rival boxers met last
night and, after long discussion. they
agreed TO allow the referee question
to go over for day or two. The names
of Jack Welsh. Phil Wand, Eddie Han
Ion and Sam Fitzpatrick are being con-
sidered- Apparently, any member OF
this quartet Will suit either fighter to
a nicely, but, somehow or other, neither
wants to so on record as saying that he
insists upon naming the man.
The betting is still 10 to 8 in favor
or the British fighter, though he really
figures at least 10 to Z over Mccarthy.
However. there is big Mccarthy boom
on and the chances are that the fight
ing brick layer will be backed more
strongly than any other local lad who
has olossomed out here in many years.
Although he has had only one 20 round
fight in his career, Mccarthy has won
for himself a higher place in the esti-
nation of the local fans than Lew
Powell occupied before Wolgast beat
him five months ago.
Moran made a flying trip to BOyes
springs yesterday morning for the pur-
pose OF playing a game OF cricket. or
as much Of it as his limited time would
allow. The little Britisher is quite a
cricket bug nd quite a player as Well
After a whirl of an hour and a half at
the British game he rushed back to
san Rafael again TO resume his gym
nasfum stunts He did not seem to
mind the hours trip in the least and
looked spry and fresh
In the afternoon Moran boxed three
rounds each with JEFF Perry. Frank
Warren and little Jimmy Carroll The
EnSlishman displayed plenty of speed
and cleverness and mixed it up in a
lively manner. He is working TO de-
velop strength and ruggedness this
time rather than skill and science
for he is figuring on wading in and
taking chance with Mccarthy.
Moran weighs only 129 pounds. three
pounds under the weight which he is
supposed TO make on the night of the
battle. Moran is lighter now than he
was when he went against Harlem
Tommy Murphy here some time ago
Jim Griffin, the man who is TO pro-
mote the fight, viii escort 4 large dele
CATION of local sports over to see Moran
work out this afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
SACRAMENTO
SAN FRANCISCO

TOTAL -----.--.----37 5 s %
'Batted for Miller In the eighth.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
PRUNE GROWERS
HAVE FAST team
viii Make Strong Bid for
HOnOrS of InferSChOIastf
Meet at Stanford
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA. April 21-Bradley
Clayton. captain of the Santa Clara
high school track team. says his boys
will make strong bid for several
honors in the interscholastic meet at
Stanford Saturday The team is much
stronger than in previous years and
contains several stars.
The relay team, composed Of Lane.
Wise. Boulware, Alexander and Clay
ton. is looked upon as fast. Clayton.
Lane and Draper form a trio of lively
sprinters that will be hard to beat
Wise and Alexander are entered in
the 440 yard dash, and Skyes, Kant
tlehner and Lake in the mile.
Trogden's record in the pole vault is
10 feet inches, while Alexander's
record in the board jump is 21 feet 3
inches.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
TRACK GOSSIP

Martin Nathanson yesterday announced the
entries for the 1915 Exposition handicap at one
mile. to be run Saturday. April 80. They are as
follows: Follie L, Bishop W, Jim Gaffney Fern
1. Binocular, 0rbicular Kid North. Bubbling
Water. Chester Krum, Indictment, Banorella Re.
deem, Galvesca, Miles and Edwin T. Fryer
There is much interest among turfmen in the
bill passed by the Canadian parliament regulat-
ing racing The new law recognizes book max
ing, pool selling or any form of betting as legal
when done on an Incorporated racecourse on the
races then taking place. 1t makes the penaIties
for handbookng severer and prohibits the use of
the streets or public places for betting. Meet
and for trotters to three days, and not more
than two meetings a year shall be held These
privileges VIII not apply to any new tracks es-
dian city of $1,000 inhabitants. This is intended
TO prevent tracks being operated on the
tected
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
PITTSBURG, April 21.-The worl
Chicago 6, Cincinnati 1

CHICAGO, April 21.-Chicago easily defeated
Cincinnati, TO 1, here today. Brown kept the
visitors hits scattered, while Beebe was hit
hard and Covelske wild. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22

Total. ................27 o "a IL
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
BASEBALL FAN STRICKEN

doc" Frost of 161 Russ street who
is we'll known to every baseball fan
in the city. vas stricken with apOpleXy
at his home yesterday morning He
was taken to the central emergency
hospital A number of Frost's baseball
friends are planning a benefit for him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
Stockton 2, Fresno O

STOCKTON, April 21.--In a pitchers
battle Stockton shut out Fresno in the
opening game of the series on two fluke
plays, which gave the home team two
runs without hit. Both twirlers
worked hard. but Funck's wild throw
and passed ball made stockton a pres
ent of the contest Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
Beavers Drop Dragging
Game to Oaks

PORTLAND. April 21.-The Portland
team dropped a long drawn out contest
to Oakland today by score of to 8.
McCredie, who was Ill, tried to play
notwithstanding. and to this is at
tributed his dropping a foul fly in the
third inning when the bases were full.
Knapp. for Portland. was inclined to
be wild. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
PoRTLADN
RUNS AND HITS BY INNIN
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Christian f. by Krapp s.
Bases on balls-On Christian 2 on Knapp 4.
Double play-Netzel to Rapps to Olson. Sacri-
fee hits-W olverton, Mite: Hit by pitched
ball-Guyn. Ryan. Passed baIIs-Mitze Murray
First base on errors-Oakland 3. Left on
bases-0akland Z, Portland l. Stolen bases
Oakland 5. Portland 3. Time OF game hours
and 10 minutes. Umpire-McGreevy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
American Association

At Milwaukee-Kansas City 3, Milwaukee l.
At Columbus-Toledo l. Columbus @
At ST. Paul-AIinneapolis o. st. Paul 5,
At Observation-Disclosures 8, Louisville 2
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
KILLs ANTI-BAsEBAII. BILL

COLUMBUS. o., April 21.-Governor
Harmon today vetoed the Anderson
Sunday baseball bill on the ground that
it is unconstitutional. The bill provides
that villages and cities shall have the
right to vote on Sunday baseball.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
INCORPORATE KENNEL CLUB
TSoeciol Diseoich 10 The Call

OAKLAND. April 2I.-Articles of in
corporation of the Oakland kennel club
were filed today in the county clerks
office. The following are the directors:
J. Maxwell Taft William II. Greed and
c. w. Denny. Out of a capital stock of
$1,000 $50 has been subscribed
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hit-Spencer. Stolen bases-Spencer
balls--0f Kratzburg ,. Left on Dissatisfaction
8, Fresno 5. Double pay-Franck to Pfyi
Time of game hour and 43 minutes. Um-
pire-T Toman.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
SUMMARY

Five runs and hits of Miller in s innings
Charge defeat to Henley. Two base hits-Dsn-
zig (2), Eournier, Tenant (2). Sacrifice hits
Van Buren %, Fitzgerald. First base on called
balls-Of Miller /, OF Fitzgerald l. Struck
oqt-BE Miller 5, by Fitzgerald 3. Double
pleyS-Tennant to Williams: Shaw 10 Tenant
Wild pitch-Miller. Stolen bases-Shinn Dan
zig. Time Of game hour and IS minutes
Umpire-Hldebran
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
SUMMARY
Sacrifice fy-Moskir il

Sacrifice fy-Moskiman. Two base hits-Gari-
badi Smith. Sacrifice hit-Burns. First base
ON called balls-on Goodwin 8, of bloomfield 2
Struck out-By Goodwin 2, by Bloomfield ..
Scruggs to Townsend Keller to Townsend Burns
to Streib TO j. Keller. Stolen base-Hackett.
Time of game-1 hour and % minutes. Um-
Dire CuSack.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22

Several railroadmen of Los Angeles,
members of the Los Angeles command
cry of the Knights Templar, were left
at the Oakland pier yesterday morning
for about an hour on account of their
admiration of the San Francisco bay
weather. They all remarked about
our beautiful weather and could not
be persuaded to leave the mole for an
hour. such weather being strange to
them.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
Will Leave TOMORROW

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, April 21-John
G. King said this afternoon, when told
Of President Herrmann's threat of sus-
pension: Il will leave for Chicago
Saturday night and report for duty
with the Chicago National league team
as soon as I arrive there"
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
SUMMARY

Home run-Nagle. Two base hits-Coy Oren-
dorf. y. Brashear- Sacrifice hts-R. Brashear
Lindsay, Fisher. First base on called balls-On
Nagle l. on Hit l. Struck Out-By Nagle T. by
Hit . Double Dlar-Nenable unassisfed Stolen
bases-Marfinke. Delmas %. Orendorff Hit bv
pitched ball-Bernard. Time Of game hour
and - minutes Umpires-Yan Haltren and
FinneT.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
Boston 10, Washington 3

BOSTON, April 2l.-Boston almost reversed
the score Of yesterdays game, winning today
10 20 3. Stahl cleared the bases in the second
inning with home run. and Carrigan and Kar-
ger each hit FOR four bases in the eighth. Score:
r. II. Il.
" ashlngton .-.-.--...........-..
Batteries-Walker. Groom and Street; Karger
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Egan. Two base hits-Egan
Heister Sacrifice hfts-Atthowe, Burke. First
base on errors-San Francisco 3, Sacramento /
First base on called balls-On Meikle 2 OF
Hester ). Left bases-San Francisco s. Sac
ramento 5. Struck out-By Meikle 8, by Hester
4. Double plays-Ingram to Thornton Thornton
to Conrad. Passed ball-Burke. Wild pitch
Meikle Iiuonire-Jrwtn