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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1911-12-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department ol we interior, I, =, Lana
Onicc az Tucnmcari, New Mexico,
December 49, 1911.
Notice /, hereby given that samuel \.
MrENaiu, of House, y. NJ. who, on
July -, 1901, made H. T., Serial No.
.nl9lo2, Tor SWii soc ~ Twp. : \.
Range p T., y, NJ. T.. NJ, has Glcd notice
nj intention to make Final Communication
Proof 10 establish claim to the land
shaw, T., :, Commissioner. At Hassell,
y. NJ, IN the 18th day of January, 1919
Claimant names as Witnesses Oscar
Garter, Charles Colby, Orlando Holeomb,
James a. Fry, all Of House, N. NJ.
X. A. Prentice, Register
First publication Dee. IA, 1911.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1911-12-21
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, 4. =. Land
Ohce AZ Tucumcsri, New Mexico,
December ~, 1911.
Notice j. hereby given that Elizabeth
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

r.r,' publication Dee. IT, lmI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

Internal revenue collector. George
Work. in company with his wife. will
leave for Parkersburg. "Wednesday.
after a visit in this city OF several
weeks. The trip will be made in an
automobile and visits will be made
10 GAINESVILLE. the Muskingum valley
and Marietta. on the road home.
Mrs. tDrD II. j. Hersey. who has
been critically in for several DAYS.
was pronounced out OF danger last
night.
John Arbenz will enter college of
dentistry next September.
William Long. OF Litileton. is a
visitor in the city.
Mr.. Walker Allen. manager Of
House Il herrmanns store. left last
night for New York. whence he will
sail for England To visit his aged
mother. who is quite i'll. MIR. Allen
expects TO be- gone about four weeks.
Miss Margaretta Modem. OF
GAINESVILLE. is visiting her several
relatives here.
James Cook. Of the South Side left
yesterday for Cleveland. where he will
remain for a short time. on bust
ness.
\ party composed Of Jerry Fish,
Louis BishOn. Jr.. Ben Higgins. John
Cdmmins. Tom Farmer. Albert Book
and Joe. William and Thomas RITZ
are in fishing camp at Fort Washing
ton. o.
I'd Ojte and wife. OF the South Side,
left yesterday for Niagara Falls on a
iifteen-day vacation trip.
Miss Rosemary Ingram. of South
Wheeling. is visiting friends IN Wash
.ngtor. Pa.
j. Heidinger left yesterday for DE
trOit for a short stay in that city.
Referee in Bankruptcy J. William
Cummins Will 90 TO Parkersburg to-
day TO look after matters connected
with the W. Bateson case.
j. +. TErockmortOn and W. W. Car.
p'nier. Of Hundred. were IN the city
yesterday on business
Miss Margaret Phillips. OF tho city
auditors Office. is spending a vacation
a. Youngstown. q.
Niss ElNa Scabricht. stcnoCraphcr
~ thc BOARD of Control Office. Is on
duty ON two weeks vacation.
Mrs. W. 6. Cunningham and chil-
drcr. Norman and Hazel. are visiting
AZ the home of Mr.. and Mrs a VI.
Cunningham. Marietta. q.
Secretary Arthur T. Arnold and
Mrs. Arnold. Of the State sunday
school association. left Yesterday
morning for MorEaniOwn. 10 take part
In tho annual school OF mcthuds.
Ei"mcntary superintendent. Miss
Martha =. Graham. went down sat
urday for the same purpose.
Miss Stella Gilmore. of GAINESVILLE.
q former Bcllaire girl. is the guest
~ Mr.. ana Mrs. 4. y. Conroy. OF that
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Personals and Briefs


Misses Esther and Blanche Smith.
OF Smiths Lane. will leave today
Tor West Liberty. where they will
spend several days with friends.
Rev. W. +. Allen, pastor of the
Stone church. left yesterday for
Hendehsonville. Pa. where he will
spend his vacation with his family.
h. +. Stackhouse. of Elm Heights.
is able to be out after a severe i'll.
ness.
Miss Anna Gaucher and Miss
Huber. OF Kansas City. who have
been the charming guests of Samuel
Baird. OF Loring Place. for the past
few days. will leave Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Ruth Simms. who has been III
AT her home in Linton's addition. was
reported TO be better yesterday.
Edward Miller. of McCurdy's ad.
dition. spent yesterday looking after
business matters in Majorsville.
Miss Elma Patterson. of McCuriy's
addition. is visiting relatives in
Cannonsburg.
ii. l.. Blayney. the Elm Grove
druggist. will leave today for Adena.
Ohio. TO attend the funeral of his
atherin-law. Isaiah Lamborn, whose
death occurred at his home near
CaGiz Saturday night
Chas. McNary. of Moundsville. has
accepted position in Dudley's phar-
macy.
Mrs. T. b. Richey and son. Clifford
of Cambridge. Ohio. returned to their
home yesterday after a two weeks
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Wilson, of Golden.
Mrs. William McFetridge and
daughter. Elizabeth. returned Monday
evening TO 81. Clairsville after a
visit with her sister. Mrs. VIM. Glib
son. of Point Mills
Fay Gibson and John Warehouse.
OF Elm Grove. and Cecil Robinson
and Ralph McFadden left Monday
for two weeks camping trip up
Big Wheeling creek, near the Jack
Bass Fishing club.
Henry Folman. who has been con-
hncd 10 his home in Clifton Heights
by severe attack of typhoid fever.
was reported TO he improving yester-
day. and hopes are entertained for
his recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
KNIGHT OF PYTHIAS
PLAN Big CONVENTION
THOUSANDS TO BE IN WHEELING
AUGUST IS TO 10.
State FAIR Grounds to be Camp for
U. r. X. Of P.-Many Spleen
did Features.

Ten thousand Knights Of Pythias
are expected TO he in attendance al
The great Grand Lodge convention
and West Virginia Brigade encamp-
mout. 10 be held in this city August
IL TO To. The great encampmcnt OF
Uniform Rank members will be on the
state Fair Grounds. which Will be
temporarily christened Camp Shan
ley The committee wants every SIR
Knight in the State owning a uniform
to be- in the big street parade We'd
ueSday afternoon. August 10. II is
the intention of the knights 10 outdo
anything Of the sort ever held IN
Wheeling. and the preparations indi-
cat" that they viii succeed CloriousIy.
Tho freedom OF the city viii be
rendered the visiting Knigh Is by May
or Schmidt and Chief OF Police Hast
iurs. both OF whom are members OF
DO" lodge. The occasion Will AFFORD a
splendid opportunity for the people OF
" '-t Virginia and surrounding states
10 spend vacation in the metropolis.
Beginning Sunday. August IL. there
VIII DO something of interest happen.
'ur every minute until Saturday even
ing. August o." Tho program follows.
Sunday. August 70.
Arrival of troops iu Camp Shanley.
p M Religious services in camp.
conducted hy Brigade and Regimen.
tai Chap'ains
Monday. August "a.
Forenoon Arrival Of troops.
o. m Dedication ceremonies at
Camp STANLEY.
= m -Guard Mount. conducted by
the First Rerimcnt
y m. Band concert. Camp STANLEY.
Tuesday. August IS.
q m Company drills
o" q. m. Omccrs' school
% %. m-Ficld day contests. Camp
Shan'cv
: J. no.. Guard Mount. by second Reg.
iwcut
go T. m Reception by Pythian Sic
tors Quarters ~ STANLEY Company
so co.
~ 90 m Parade and ceremonial SOC
sion of - o XXX
. .. m Band concert
Wednesday. August 70.
y m Company drills
% 20 m Officers and non-commiq.
stoned officers school
% OBJ Formal opening ~ Grand
Lodsc nt rythian Castle
I1 90 m Opening ~ Grand Lodge.
% %. m Sos. 'on of Grand Lodge
. m Uniform Rank parade.
% w Guard Mount by Third and
linh Regiments
o. m Rank Work hv HACK Prince
Lodge 40 &c. ~ Pythlan Castle
% m Rand concert. Camp ShauIcv
Thursday August -.
90 w battalion drills
% w Officers school
20 90 m Session of Grand LODGE
'n u m brigade Assembly
.n w competitive drills. Camn
STANLEY
g 200 % m Nuiilcry driU by Battery
"N" SO 90
% m brigade inspection and 70
Wow. Camp Shaniev
% m Guard Mount by Fourth Rec
fmrnf
% m Subordinate lodge parade and
Nardi CrH.. streets ~ Wheeling
Friday. August ~
81 w COMPANY and Battalion drius
W Competitive drius
I' m Picnic AND outing 100 Whccnnc
Ttrt
m Grand Wirtar, UafI White
Palace WhcrNuc Park
Saturday. August a.
Awarding of prizes
Zoo m uo1t ard Trolley rides n
Suburban points
W I7.n ball s1me.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

i. r.f. f. ... f...f 'f.tr.sf
FN1RMONT. IS. Va. JuIt o. The
funeral OF Edatrd N1dfkr. whose
death occurred iafn SATURDAY u.Ht
af rho Miners hospital. vhrrc hc
had been patient for .N years.
suffering from broken hars sus
tanned by f1Il or slate boo fhc SHAFT
mime Wf Baru,-rIIic. took place This
afternoon from DIS lafo rc-Iderc, at
EHrI. Vile. Tho infrrmrrf u4r
made in W00diaUu cemetery Ills
mother. Mrs. y =. Kadtka. committed
suicide ~ weeks ago bt drown
Inr herself Iu rain barrel when Size
learned of the critical condition al
brr .on. who was patient a' fhc
Miner. hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
ID - 80 m 49,.

r'iu" women do They cat.'. helm
lN't don't have Umc to wash
pH' ihn e'r'Hlr iluW soap Tuct AFRO
'uu Tired auyHt. There. 90 yellow
loo l''UIu. Easy Ta-i Laundry .nap
I white and pure Makes 70 0li,r
."HWf .uds fhlt slaeof dirt ont and
send. o.. wash ot SNOW white ~ fre
Ir' Your grocer hos o. Vlo o.ufs
.s t.Ic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Happiest Girl N Lincoln.

Lincoln. Nt5.. ri., write. II had
been ailiag for some time with
chronic constipation and stomach
'r~ih.c. began taking Chamber
lain stomach and Liver Tablets
and % three days vas abb" 90 Do. up
and got better right along. am 'hc
rroutcs; girl On Lincoln to find such
70 -Hrd o. .d.c.l.. Tor sale log all
dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

f..r.I.. fH H.s frftII..rr.. or
WfLLfNMSON. " Va. IuIt D..
Charles Daniels. ST.. whose 2Iro and
daughter were some time rro killed
hy 90 posse boo search of him. has
been landed in the locai Jail &c. be-
accused ~ The murder OF Henry
UatI. Two months aEo Daniels viii
make 30 defense thtf Boo suof tp pro.
frr' himself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
erotherbood MeetInq

I'" brotherhood of Trinft E..r
""H''I' lutheran church. $3.50 E..
-'Ic'' F.I fnr.f Iu monthly session.
H'-df. evening Ju.t o. Nff.r Old.
business 900 &c.. o. 49, SD.
''nit. Of iIorda eII address or.
meeting and 5000 illustrate ha a|.
"I'h f.fr0pf views.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Funeral Today.

The remains OF the iate William
Yates. whose demise occurred sun
day morning at his home in Wash
inston. u. C.. caused by a hem
orrhage. viii arrive this morning at
West Alexander and will he taken to
the home of his cousin. II. VI. Yates.
where funeral services will be con
Quoted this afternoon at 30 o'clock.
Following the services, which will be
conducted 10y Rev. II. VI. Evans. in
terment Will be made in the lest
Alexander cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
X. Of p. Meeting.

An important meeting OF the
Mystic lodge. Knights OF Pythias.
Vas held last night in their hall and
number OF applications for mem
Dership were received. The commit.
tee on arrangements for holding the
loage picnic made a report. The af-
lair Will be held at Blayney's grove
on July %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Fete on Fair Grounds.

The members al the Ladies' Md
society OF the First VI. l.. church OF
Elm Grove have completed arrange
ments for the holding of lawn fetc
in the Elm Grove fair grounds on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
ELM GROVE
Bernard WisseiI Sustains Broken
Leg When Thrown From Buggy
Other Grove News.

A serious accident occurred Mon
day evening about O'Clock near
honey's Point. when Bernard Wisseil.
stogie roller residing in Lincoln S
addition, Elm Grove. was thrown
from buggy and sustained a badly
fractured leg. Mr.. Wissel. in com.
pany with John Kraft. of Wheeling,
was driving up the National road
when in some manner the horse
which is blind. left the road and
started up bank. which precipitat
ed the occupants of the buggy. Mr.
Wissel was thrown in such a manner
that his right leg was broken below
the knee. and this is the extent OF
his injuries. He was removed tC
The North Wheeling hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
1000 PICNICKERS
Heinz Employees From Pittsbura AZ
Rock sprinqs-Make TRIO IN
Sir Special Trains.

CHESTER. w Va. July o. The
employee OF tbc 49, J Hciul com
Uauy. ~ PittsburE picuicked today
600 Kock Springs park They came
in from riushurg aud returned ou
-iN special trains Nof 1000 accident
incurred to mar the ouung OF fhe
$1,000 PERSONS who participated u th'
uufluc
Tho recent frc af Kirn. NlurburIa.
DESTROYED ~1>t buiducs worth g.
500 ooo. over 5000 shops. and % tsnks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Lawn Fete Tonight.

\ lawn fete will be given tonight
on the lawn al the residence OF
Mayor Henry Stein on Crugcr street
under the auspices OF the ST. James
chapel. All kinds of refreshm ents
will be served. and the proceeds will
be used Tor the benefit OF the sun
day school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

session until Thursday. They will
leave today some time and will return
Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

Thursday evening. July 20. All kinds
OF refreshments will be sold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

Retailing Hair Goods at Wholesale
Prices.
Owing to the success in selling hair
goods al wholesale prices. Miss Allen
has decided to remain a few days
longer at the Hotel Windsor
$40 6raids and Puffs at $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

For Satisfactory
Concrete Work. Call
THE c. q. KIMBERLY CO..
Room 40 Schmulbach Building.
Bell Phone l65J-R-\at. Phone lOll-R
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
D. SWEEP
OF GOOBER SERIES
Colts Capture Last Game, Which Proves Most
Spectacular Hard Contest, Marred by Leary's
Very Poor Umpiring Behind the Bat.

for Ward, famed. Baker walked, stole
second and scored on McCabe's second
keating booted for the second time.
but died there. because Egun loored
one straight ut Busch. 1t was three
The a Gfab three down after that. until
Utter ne first franc. for good reasons.
Of th honhy serhont was pitching one
MIN famous IN 1910.
rctershnrG Gets Stronger.
and the story of it all will be the an
y eroout; which was entirely too hot
70 handle. and was safe on an inficld
hd,; i>eliher tried TO knock Martin
Heating advanced. DIVERS struck out.
hut Putzcll walked. nllinc the corners
Then Busch showed his Judgment. Out
vaine Chanlbiiss and III went IIannIfan
to bat lie ,batted. Straight over sec
ono nc LACED one. and when The smoke
cleared Heating, kcliher and Pu,xell
nad crossed: Then %iiannifan went to
scored when. n. Martin let Rooe's easy
chance get through him. Busch famed
win n tie in sight. ana that was all.
y wasn't al for Hannifan. Just 70
pat he ca ale up IN the sixth and struck
out MATHS, Cowan and sullivan in u,
Have Chance In Ninth.
Nothing further exciting occurred
until tho ninth, Spencer lined a safe
ono 10 centre. went to second. and
was caught by Martin. who let lIeat-
ms he safe at first in preference. Keat- !
ins stole second, Keliher struck out
ana Mace. who had been substituted
Tor DIVERS walked, hu; Putzcn
all hopes BY flaming.
The game. was markcd hy the en-
ecrahle umririnG Of Lcary behind the |
bat, lie was bad. just rs bad as a man
can be: and he did the ~nnpardonabic
ming In allowing his temper to got !
the better of him and showing his
animus BY calling palrable strik IS
pitched by Nerbout balls. after he had
lined the pitcher Sl0 for talking back
TO him. Otherwise il was a pretty
contest. and might have gone either /
Way without proving d~ispleasing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
Washington al Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
Detroit at Cleveland.
st. Louis at Chicago.
TAKES
ITS FIRST GAME
Defeats Lynchburg | to 0 in
Exciting Eleven-Inning
Contest.
Especial to The Times piypa,ch.,

Danville, Va, April o6.-Danville Won
the frst game OF the season here this
afternoon, after having lost the nrst
two games in this city with ~LynchburS.
me game was exciting throughout.
i,oth cams scored in the first inning.
s%chrader got n hit. stole second and
Ianne IN on LauEhlin's two-b agge!.
phi. panville Won the game in the
cte'cnth, with one out, when the win.
LinE run was made. Two hits, n field
crS choice ana tho cutchcr's error
won the game FOR the locals. rhc
SUCK work of lTowedell, for the yisi-
tnrs, was a feature. he securing two
,n - Dagger Hanks, for the locals.
get a hit by the locals al opportune
lines sent the game on through extra
innings The score follows:
----- Nm IL 4 IA .A.- --
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
Talk No. 10.
Our Equipment

Our equipment in proper
ton to the available work is
unsurpassed, if cqualled,
anywhere in the country.
Our garage is most com
plete. large, roomy and COM
fortably arranged.
Our Mechanical Depart
mcnt is equipped with the
best machinery suited for
our purpose which money can
buy.
Our Stock Rooms and parts
stock are abundantly full for
any ordinary needs.
Our provision for chauf-
icurs Of owners cars is com
iortably furnished, with
dressing room, shower bath,
and up-to-datc in every re-
spcct.
All of our various depart
mcnts arc connected by our
own private telephone sys-
tenn, which enables our pa
irons to communicate With
any department. most readily.
Our building is absolutely
fircproof, which is a consid-
Grafton Of greater import than
ono might imagine until he
has experienced the disasters
Of a fire.
Incidentally, we sell
Packard and Chalmers
motor cars and operate a
thoroughly up to : date
garage.
Gordon M! ss:gr.c! Company
~ yon hare missed HE IRE
VoMs numbers Of these talks
duplicates 7uiW be gladly fuy-
nishcd on rcqncst.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
Chicago at Cincinnati,
Boston at New York.
philadelphia al Brooklyn.
GAME
FOR / INNINGS
Roanoke Tigers and Norfolk
Tars Battle to a 2 to 2
Tie
Especial to The Times-Disputch.

va, NDriI 26.-The oan
* Tigers and the Norfolk 1ars, play
ed fourteen crrorlcss innings. TO a tie
to-day, . to Q. Jenkins started the
game for Roanoke, hut WAS not in
form, and Draper went TO the slab IN
the third. and pitched Il great game.
Stark walked thirteen men, but was
hit for but five binglcs. Block hit
safely three tines for Norfolk. The
feature OF the game was n great one
handed catch in the eleventh inning, by
kircher, which aVcrted defeat for the
Iars, as there were THO runners on
the bases at the time. Cooper was be-
hind the bat for Roanoke. and caught
Il great game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
NATIONALS LOSE AGAIN

Philadelphia, Pa. April 2s.-wash-
Ington was again defeated here to-day,
the score being I to g.. Groom weak
ened In the NTH inning. when three
hits. including doubles by Oldring and
Collins, two bases on balls and an err
ror ncttcd 1--WE runs. The inning
wound UP by Milan making one Of the
greatest ~one-handcd running catches
ever seen at Shibe Park. the play rob
bling Davis OF a possible home run. Ben
der struck out twelve of his opponents.
The arnrc. 49,. ~. . ... ..-.- "A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
Washington.
Totals 80 a IL 3 Totals rs

" VI UUIII III 7
Score by innings:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27

I!oanoke ......2 000 00O0O0OooO o.
norfolk ..... % 200 q OF 000OOO0- %
summary: Runs Wilkcrson. Shaugh-
messy, Law. Pagel. Two-basc hits
l'lack I'd. Sacrifice hits-Shaugh.
messy. Stolen bascs-Staub. Wilkerson
r'aroln, shields. Struck out-bv
Draper. 6: by Stark. 5. Base on balls
~ lenkins, Draper. !: OFF stark. z.
ihssen iis--Blo Double plays
anderson 10 Babb to Law. LEFT on
Roanoke, u: Norfolk. ia. iii
nyH Pltcher--Shiclds, Time, 2:S5. I'M
nire' Henderson and Connolly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
Baseball Yesterday

Washington. April 26.-University OF
North Carolina defeated Georgetown
University to-day In a we'll nIayad
game, to 0. Lindsey. North Cardinals
shortstop, accepted seven chances
without an error.
score by Innings: RH u
Georsetown ....0o0o o oooo 90 ( =
North Carolina .OO0oOoiO2-- 4
Batteries: White and Fury: Lee and
Witherington ~ 49,
Washington. April 26.-The Norm
Carolina College of Agriculture and
Mechanical Arts defeated the catboiic
University here to-day, to 4. The
ragged fielding OF the home team.
coupled with the hardcat timely hitting
o. inc visitors. was responsible for the
defeat Of the university nine.
Score by innings: r III
q. & NJ. .t......o11oo2lO3- III q
University ....OOO03lOOo-4 3 s
Batteries: Stafford and Seifert. Rvan
and Mcdonnell.
New Haven. Conn, April 2e.-Ynie
won easily from Fordham today by 4
score Of 2 to ?. Yale punched its hits
In the fourth and fifth innings, get
ting five runs in the former and two
in the latter.
West Point. y. T.. April 2s.-The
cadets from Norwich University, a
military institution at %Northneld, VT,
PLAYED n twelve-fnuing game to a tie
with the Army here to-day. The gamc
vas called in order to allow the visit
tors TO catch a train. Up to the ninth
Inning 1t looked as though the Army
would be shut ont. but by punching
hits they tied the score.
Etn FHtr4w -- I4a iaH UNat.n
Mtddletown, Conn. April os.-1n a
poorly played game, Wesleyan won
from the Connecticut Agricultural Col
lege here to-day. 26 to 2. Sonia was
knocked out of the box in the second.
Philadelphia, April ss.-score:
University Of PENNSYLVANIA III. S 1 o
Batteries: Imley and cozens; Lee and
Malloy.
r. II. f.
Princeton a Z I
West Virginia ....,...... / 4 Q
Batteries: White and Laokaye; STRAIT
ton and Wyott.
ANNAPOLIS: Navy. 1; st. Johns. o.
At Asheville. N. c.: rutherford Col
alege. o.; Asheville School, 4.
AT Asheville: Bingham 8; I4enoir. 8.
At Spartanburg. s. C.: Wofford, s:
Clemson. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
ANOTHER FOR TIGERS

Detroit. Mich. April 3s.-Detroit
punched hits In tho fourth and seventh
innings and defeated Cleveland Q to 8.
Wiiletts home run in the fourth, which
struck the centre neid fence and scored
Moriarity ahead OF him. was the fea-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
LYNCnBURG TEAM WILL
BE IN SOUTHERN HANDICAP
fsneciaI to The TImcs-Dispatch.1

Lynchbnrg. Va, April 26.-The
I.ynchburg Gun Club will send q team
to the Southern handicap, which is to
be hold in Charlotte, N. c. during the
second week In May. The club Is
already beginning its preparation for
the State meet, which is to be hold
here on September 4 n S. There
has been a revival in tho trap shooting
this spring. The club has one of tho
best rangoR in tho state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
Cincinnati

.Baited for Mcouillcn in sixth.
mated for Fromme In ninth.
fArcier. catcher md FIRST base.
HBatted for 1eulbach in sixth.
Score by Innings: n
Cincinnati ...... rs
Chicago ti ~ n n "a
Summary: Runs-Ai,iEer t2). Bates Hob
!iiEei. Mitchell. Eean. Mclean. Fromme.
EveFs ~. Sheckard 80. Kaiser, chance ca.
Schnite. Two-easc hits Egan. Chance. Three
base ht;s-sheclsard, Mitchell. Sacrince hits
.ka'scr, chance. Schultz. sheckard. Bates.
tett on hases-ChicaEo go. g.: Cincinnati, 10.
Double l~raE-TinkcI TO Evcrs to Chance.
liits-on Fenlbach. 5 IN innings; off Richie.
{ IN e2-5 innings; off Hrcwn. 0 in rs In
ninEs: OF Mc0uiilcn. S In s innings: OF
trcmmo. ? In 3 Innings. First base on balls
o Rueibach. ~ OFF Richie. i: OFT McQuii-
len . struck out-By Ruelbach. 3: by
Wild pitch-Reulbach. Time OF game. Ole
umpires. Brennan and O'Doy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
FREQUENT ERRORS
ON BOTH SIDES
TIighlandcrs Defeated
Slow Game BY
Boston.
BOTH PITCHERS KNOCKED OUT
Brockctt Goes in for Ables.
and Hall Succeeds
Cicottc.

Boston. Mass. April 26.-1n a slow
game Boston defeated New York ii to
8 to-day. The HON team knocked
Ables out of the box in tho second. but
lost form later, cicot,o being retired
by tho visitors in the eighth. Errors
on both sides were frequent. The
score: