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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17
Reports of Committees.

| Mr.. Dodge, for the committee on
legal affairs, on Fill, An Act with ref
erence 10 the Gardiner municipal court,
| reported that the same ought To pass"
MI. Moultou, for the committee on
| Insane hospitals. on Resolve in favor
| Of Maine Insane hospital, reported the
same in a new draft under tn" same
| title and that it ought to pass"
The same senator, for the same COM
a.ittee on Resolve in favor of Maine
Insane hospital, reported the same in
| a new draft under tn. same till" and
| that it ought to pass"
These reports were accepted and the
several bills and resolves tabled for
printing under joint rules.
Majority report of the committee on
education, reporting ought tn pass" in
Il new draft on Resolve IN favor Of the
| Pennington sSato Normal school.
| tSisned) MilIikeu Blanchard, Sawyer.
Robinson. Thompson Murphy.
Minority report uf the same commit
tee. reporting ought not Ia pass" on
same Resolve. tSigncd) Fulton, Allen,
Mr.. FULTON of Sagadahoc: Mir.
President: | move that the minority
report he substituted for the ma jority
report.
Mr.. MII.LIKEN of .Aroastook: Mr..
President: | do not wish To take the
time Of the Senate tor any discussion
q. this matter, neither do | think il
| advisable To have it tabled and della yed
rat all.
/ might say here as one Of those who
signed the majority report. that this is
une OF several cases where apDropri-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17
Passed to be Engrossed.

Resolve in favor of the Maine state
prison.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17

by Mr. Fulton OF Sagadahoc-Rill.
An Act to provide for the payment Of
pensions granted by special resolves
OF the IogiSia; ;ure.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17
TE .il;ijI 7dihsMAINE LEGISLATURE.
Sienographic Reports Of Yesterdays Sessions Of
the Senate and House Of Representatives.

action and concurred in the action of
the House.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17

On motion by Mr.. Milliken of Aroos-
took. House Document No. 473. An Act
10 amend Chapter 10 of the Public
Laws OF 1907, entitled An Act amend-
ing Chapter 164 Of the Public Laws OF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17
Pensions

Tho following bills, petitions, etc
were presented and referred:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17

On motion nv Mr.. Milliken of Aroos-
took, Senate Document No. lso, Re-
solve in favor of John K. Mcdonald
was taken from the table.
Mr.. NILLIkE.N: MIR. President:
This resolve was tabled pending the fill
ing of a statement of facts. The state
ment of facts has been handed to mo
and now present H. and move that
the resolve take its course.
The statement of facts was received;
the resolve received Its second reading
and was passed to be engrossed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17

On motion by MIR. Harrington Of
Kennehec.
Adjourned.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
CATHOLIC .. TRIMS
ROCK HILL, 5 TO 7
Score Tied in Fourth, but
Br0OklanderS Win.

Catholic University yesterday broke
their losing streak by defeating Rock
Hill College In a stubbornly contested
loosely played one on the Brooklanders'
part. although they made up for their
many misplays by some sensational field
ing in the pinches.
Tom Ryan started in to do the twirlins
for the Brooklanders and Jared pretty
we'll until the fourth inning. when he
seemed to lose his stride. issuing two
free passes and allowing three hits-a
single. a two-bagger, and a homer. All
this resulted In FIVE runs for the visitors.
tieing the score. He was then taken out
and Chief Greene. the Brooklanders'
mainstay. went into the box. He sue
ceeded in holding the lads from Baltimore
well in check. allowing but one lone
bingle in the five innings which he did
duty on the slab.
Bolan, who was on the slab for Rock
Hill, pitched good ball and would have
Jared better but for his fatal first inning,
when he hit two men and let four men
hit him. as a consequence Of which five
tallies were chslked up tor the Brook
landers. After that he kept the hits we'll
scdttereo, ana the brOOklahoers were aple
tc score only IN the third and fourth In
nings.
For Rock Hill the batting honors went
TO Fuccy and the fielding honors to Cor
bett. The former got two hits out Of
four times UP. and the latter made some
sensational stops around the hot corner.
At the beginning 1t looked like walk
away for the locals. They landed on
Bolan In the first inning for four hits.
and he in turn hit two of the Red and
Black batters. and when the smoke had
cleared away five men had crossed the
register. After that he frightened up, and
the Brooklanders did not score again un-
I'll the third. when McGeady was hit by
the pitcher, stole second, and came home
on Benitz' tumble Of Greene's drive.
Catholic University ended its scoring
In the fifth, when hits by Hessler and
Clancy gave them two more runs. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

YOUNG CATCHER STARTS
ON RISE TO BIG LEAGUE
Gould Menefee, Former Central High Star, Has Done
Well-Southem League Club Recognizes His
Ability and Purchases His Release.

down South. and expect to make good
in the Southern League"
According to Menefee, Dick Thompson
made good from the start with the Sa-
vannah team, but they are overworking
him now. Until they began working him
overtime Dick was pitching with the
best. but at present he is not in the best
of condition. Gould say: "Dick will stick
all right with the Savannah team, and
with q little rest will make the other
teams work for every game"
As for Curly Brown, Gould says that
he is having the best year OF his career.
Curly 3 hitting the ball harder than
ever and fielding in the same old classy
style. His charley horse has about dis
appeared. and ne is batting third on the
list for the Charleston team.
Menefee leaves this afternoon for Chat
tanooga, where he will begin his next
step toward the majors with the we'll
wishes Of his many loyal friends of the
District. q Wa
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
na.ehall I'd aayetx.

The New Graphic score board win
again give all the details Of the game
this afternoon at the Gayety Theater be-
tween washington and Cleveland.
This VIII be It's second appearance. and
II has created great deal Of interest
with baseball fans, for At an times you
can see the bali IN action. tie difncult
plays are portrayed with ease, % that
those not up in baseball ethics can un-
derstand all that ID going on.
z. LAwrsnce Phillips, the well-known
baseball announcen win do al announc-
ing. the same - at the bah park. and
win oficiate throughout the game.
Tickets WIN b. on sale at I o'clock, and
the game win start promptly at o'elocks
Washington dina
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
PREPS DOWN CENTRAL.
Georgetown Youngsters Get Away
with Fast Game, to L.

In one of the most exciting games Of
the Prep school season. the Georgetown
Preps yesterday defeated Central High
School by 10 l.
The game was a pitchers battle be-
tween Mccarthy and Armstrong. both
keeping the hits we'll scattered. with the
exception of the eighth inning, when
Armstrong weakened, and two hits and
poor support netted three runs.
King caught beautiful game for Gen.
trail, holding Armstrong in good shape.
although the downtown slab artist was
wild at times.
Higgens' all around good work was
mainly responsible for the Preps' victory,
negotiating two timely hits and playing
a fine game In the field. Waters was
given trial on first for the Preps and
conducted himself in an excellent man
ner. handling his ten chances without a
Fitch Score.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Gould Menefee. the former Washing
ton sand lotter. who has been putting
up a great game behind the bat for the
Augusta club Of the South Atlantic
League, has been sold to the Chatta-
nooga club Of the Southern League.
This makes another step toward the
big leagues for the crack Central High
receiver. The Augusta papers speak
highly Of Gould's work while a member
Of that team. and they all predict bril-
liant future for him in the professional
ranks.
While with the Augusta club Gould hit
the ball at a AS clip and fielded with
the best. About ten stolen bases were
the total for the time he was with the
South Atlantic League team.
In speaking OF his experiences with the
Augusta team, Gould said:
Il had no trouble hitting the pitchers
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Runs-Lgnch 20, schvegIer 60. Ec&eDdo I9.
Delehunt ~, Garland. Hoe tz. Reed 20: Lodge
90, Etchison, Diamond %. zirkle. First base on
bsiIs-OR Austin, /; of Garland. ,; OF Diamond, >;
on Moore. Innings ritched-By Diamond. ); %
Mcorr 5: By Austin, 5; By Garland. !. Hits MADE.
on Austin. 9; % Garland 5; on Diamono .; on p.
Moore. l. struck out-By Austin. 5; b. Dtamocd. .;
by Moore. / Homc run-Ho& Threehase hits.
Lynch, Morris, Mesm. Twobass hits-EHenoon'
Reed sscriacs hits-Gsriand. Flynn. Hoe. Meem'
Etchison. Stolen tsses-Schweeer. Mane nSnn,
Ecsepdorf fD Brau. Lodge Zirkle: Hit by
Iitcher-By Diamond. Hardie. Umpire-Mr Gnmtn.
Tine Of eame-2 hours.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Rms-Swcepey. d. Theabeaud. Ffixae. Fnccy tZ
E Theabeaud Bolan. Zachary. widmayer. McDon.
nell Hessler ~. Marsden Clancy. McGeady. Frs,
base BY errors-c. T.. 3; Rock Hill. ). Left on
ba<s-C. o.. q; Rock Hill & First base on ball,
nines pitchcd-By Ryan. 3 rs; By Greene AIS. Hits
msde-On Ryan. 5; of Greene 2 Struck out-By
Ryan, 1: by Greene. l.; by Bolan. s. Home nun
Bolan. Two-bass hits-Fuocy. Hessler C2). Sacrifice
hits-Coebett Hinchman Stolen hses-McGeady.
Fuccy. Double play-Boan to Benitz TO E. Thea
beaud. Hit by pitcher-By Bolan. ) Zachary. Hess
Ter u. McGeady}. Passed bali-Sweeney. Umpire
Mr.. joseph Handiboe. Time o same-l hour and 30
minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
SOUTHERN RAILWAY LEAGUE.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
TECHNICAL DEFEATED.

GaithersburE Wins Slow Game from
High school Team, 10 to D.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Gaithersburs. Nd, May 3.-The Tech
nical High team dropped one Of the slow
est games ever seen in these parts yes
terday to Gaithersburs, 10 to 9. Although
the .core was close. the contest was with
out a feature, the weather affecting both
teams. Diamond. former Georgetown
star, started for the locals. but was WILD
and Ineffective, and in the third inning
was replaced by Moore. the Sewage
Pumping Station star. The two allowed
the visitors but four hits. while on the
other hand. Gaithersburg pounded Austin
and Garland for twelve safeties. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
ALOYSIUS CLUB TO STAY
IN DISTRICT LEAGUE
Prominent Official Brands Story as FaSe-C0mmis.
sioners Will Stick-Marquette League Holds
Record for Runs Scored.

in the amateur leagues-there are TOO
many leagues. The promoters Of ANA
teur bali. in their anxiety to do well,
have been overzealous in their efforts,
and there Is not a doubt in the world
that as long as there are SO many dif.
ferent circuits in the city as at
present the only result will be the con-
tinuing of teams not putting in appear
ance for scheduled games.
There are not enough players in the
city to form the teams, and there are
scores of men who are enrolled In two
leaguee. In fact, almost evry man who
is any good at all is signed up IN two
circuits. Tho state of affairs which this
brings about is simply that when con-
fiicting dates appear on the schedule just
which ever team does not receive the
preference Of the players in question Is
due to forfeit its scheduled game.
II there were fewer leagues and the
players were allowed to play on but one
team, there would be less forfeits. In
fact. 1t IS doubtful IL there would be
any.
Another OF our Washington sand lotters
who is making good in the salary cir
cult is Pat Diver, who played with Twin
ing last year in the Independence
League. Diver is holding down center
field for the Petersburg team in the
Virginia League. and from all reports
he is setting the league on fire with his
hitting.
Diver is the lead-off man on the Vir-
ginia nine and succeeds in getting on the
sacks on an average of seven out of ten
trips to the pan.
Just how much good has been done by
the regeneration of the Bankers League
remains to be seen. Whether the laxity
of the new rules concerning the eligibil-
ity of players in the circuit will permit
the other teams to strengthen enough to
enable them to compete successfully with
the American Security and Trust Com
pany is the question which will have to
he decided. II Is certain that the league
oannot exist with the trust company nine
winning from the other teams by the
one-sided scores which II did at the start
of the season, and IL il begins to repeat
with the same kind of games there 10
every likelihood of the league again being
in turmoil.
While there were few teams which ad-
mitted IL, II nevertheless is a fact that
the main reason for all the dissension
that was raised was due to the fact that
the American Security and Trust Com
pany was making a runaway of the race.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
Hxdrosr.phic. win.

The Photographic Office ball team de-
feated the Bureau Of Standards nine
yesterday. 9 to & Croghan. for the win
ners. pitched a splendid game and was
given good support. Sherry, who pitched
for the losers. was hit for two homo runs
In the FIRST inning. The photographic
Once team would like to arrange games
with amateur teams in the District. Ad-
dress wendell Whiting. manager. Hydro
graphic once. Navy Department.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
GALLAUDET LOSES BATT1sTE.
Indian Pitcher Out of Game for Re-
maindeP of season,

maindeF Of season.
Hume lie Prince Battiste. the bril-
liant captain Of the Gallaudet College
baseball team, and one of the greatest
all-around athletes ever registered at
the Kendall Green College, rendered his
resignation to the athletic board of d.
rectors, and the same was accepted with
deep regret. The Indian leader injured
his pitching arm SO severely in the
Georgetown game Wednesday that the
surgeon ordered a months rest for the
injured arm.
Catcher Henry Morris. 1r., a senior,
from Georgia was unanimously chosen
by the varsity Bum and Blue nine to
finish the season as captain in Bat
tiste's place. The position Of baseball
coach was offered the retiring captain,
and he accepted It.
With Cotton" Birch and Capt. Bat
tiste. two star pitchers, out Of the game
at Gallaudet, the brunt of boxwork
falls heavily on the Kansas youngster,
Ed Moore. The Westerner is hard to
be solved when he Is in right form.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
Grove Team Beats Rockville.
pecial TO The Washington Herald

Rockville. Md, May 2o-In q lively
game at Washington Grove this after
noon. Washington Grove defeated Rock
Vile. to 4. Rockville gave the Grove
boys a scare in the ninth inning by get
ting busy with their bats and piling up
three runs, coming within two Of tieing
the score. The field work Of Rockville
was loose Score.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Runs-Ztrple Hampton. Lynn fy, Boutx. wat
son, Walter (g. W. Won Heb Inninss pitched
BY Brewer. 4; by Hampton. Z; by O Won Heb. g
By Walters. ) Hits msde-Oh Brewer, 5; on
Hampton. 3; on Won Heb. s. Struck out-By Brew
er. ;; b. Hampton, 2: by O. Won Heb. 8: BY Wal
t<rs. I. Thrce-base hit-Zirple. Two-base hits
Hampton. Bont. Sewell. Walters. Gott CQ. Stolen
bases-Seweil t2. Walters. Rowell. Gott (9. Bontx
Hampton. Cryer. Umprs-Mr. Lowe Cation. Tint
of eame-2 hours
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Runs-Perley. Hotfber 81. Work CA. Grant. Wal
dron. Thompson. Donovan. Howser. Eisenan.
Bladen, Watt, Ely 49,. Left basss-Brightwood.
6; TskoIna. Z First base bal.-Of Donovan. 4;
of Scllreider 3. Struck out-By Donovan. 2; BY
Schroeder. Z Sacrifice hits-Ely. Pattison. Donovan.
Thompson. Stolen bases-Perley, Hoffner 81. Work,
Thompson. Duno-an. Lewis. HOwsr (2)- Eisenan.
Bladen. Watt Ely C9.. Hit by pitcher-By schr.i-
der. Hofner. 3alk-Schreider. Passed balls-Ba-
den. /; wilsn1. ]. Umpi.es-Mr. Jenkins Time Of
game-l hour and IS miIutes
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Runs-L Russo ~, T. Russo q. MolIineanx %,
wapie tz). Plstt. Sebastin ~. Rupert, Mann.
First base By arogs-Corcuran. Left On bass-
Corcoran. i: Company X. 5. First base on balls
on PresCreAyes, !; Of Forbes. L Innings pitched
By Pressreaves. l-3; by Forbes. 90 Hits made
on Pressreavea e; on Forbes 10. Struck cut-By
IAsheer. 10; By Pressreaves. 3; by Forbes l. Three
base hit-Lynch Two-base hit-Sehastfn. Stolen
bases-Sebastin "a. g. Russo %. 7. Russo cn, MOI
ineaux, Waple. Plat. Double plays-Grimstsad to
Goetzinger: Maus TO Plat. Wild pitch-Pcsgrea.eA
Umpire-Mr. Woods, Time Of game-l hour and $
uninuteA
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Runs-Kerr Bradley. McNorriss. Fenton, Fer
SIson Trowbrdse. First base errors-Intsrior, Il;
Post Office l. Left bas~s-Intsrior, 5; Postofcs,
g. First base on balls-Of Ferguson. S; OF De
vine l. Struck out-By Ferguson. Il; by Devine.
l. Three-base hits-Ker, Bradley. Sacrifice hits
Mddlekauf Barnhsrdt, Brown. Sacrifice hits
Trortridge CZ. H. Zannelli Fenton. Double plays
Bradley to Fentun to Hinkle; Devine TO Thomas
To Brown. Hit BY pitchcr-By Dcrine. Wild
pitch-Ferglson. Umpire-Mr. Abbey. Time Of
game-l hour and 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Runs-yarela tn. Cassidy. Dodge ~, rander!ip
~. Tirton. Leland. Crabb 81. Lnsomb (2. Mat
tineIy Kerper. Heinz. Left hses-Caroiina, 6;
Ingram. /. First base balls-0h Heinz. 2: on
Crawford. !. Struck out-By Heinz, 8; by Crawford
4. Threebsse hits-Crabb. Cassidy. Stolen hases-
kerTrr. Yanderlip ~, Upton. Crabb. Lnscomh
Wild pitches-Hcins Crawford Passed balls-Ker-
per. Umpire-Mr. venable. Time Of game-l hour
and 80 mtnutes
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Runs-R. Benton Taylor. Richardson, Seay, ShecK-
els a. Rout. Baker. Cuttings. First base on balls
of Lipp 2: on Benton. 2; OF Gittings !. Innings
pitclIed-By Benton. ,; by Lipp. ). strick out
BY Lipp 3: by Benton. i; by Gittipes. g. Three
base hits-Gttings. Taylor Rout Twobase hit
Richardson. Sacrifice hit-R Benton. Stolen bases-
Richardson a., Willis (2), Baker K Benton
Double play-Handy TO Coursey. Balks-By Git
tings . Wild pitci-H. Benton Passed ball
Ray Umpire Mr. Coddington. Time Of game-l
hour and 10 minutes,
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Rns-Pieasnt, Parker, Love. Earned rn-As.
rculture First base by errors-Agriculture. l. Left
on hases-G. p. o., 5; Agriculture, ). First base
on bails-on Thomas. /; OF Akers. l. Struck out
By Thomas. Z; By Akers. Il. Twobase hits
Thomas Grant. Stolen bases-Parker, Lee t2,.
Double piay-J. Jones to Grant Hit by pitcher-
By Akers l. Wild pitches-ThomaA i; Akers, l.
Umpire-SIr. West. Time Of game ! hour and
Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
CoNNBcTIcUT STATE LrAdUn.

At New Britain-New Britain. Z; Hart
''' Al iBridseport-B Bridgeport. $; North
IA Al Holyoke -Holyoke. 8: Waterbury. Z
Il New Hsvsn-Nsw HavsA :; eDring-
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Runs-Naters. SULLIVAN, Shugrue, Loehl. hlng.
First base errors-Central. Q; G. U. p. g. Left
on bases-Central. 5; G. U. p. 9. First base 90
baIls-OH Armstrong. 2; Mccarthy. !. Hits made
on Armstrong. s; of Mccarthy. L Struak out-
By Mccarthy. Il: by Armstrong. 7. Sacrifices hit
Martin. Stolen bases-Loehl ~. Higgins %. Mar
tin. King. Warren. Double play-Loehl 10 Waters
Hit by pitcher-By King, Mccarthy. Wild pitch
Mccarthy. umpdre-Mr. McGanley. Time Of game
hours and 10 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
Cornell. 2, Pennsy. 4.

Philadelphia. May D.-By taking advan.
tage Of every one Of the four hits they
secured OF Clarke. Cornell defeated
Penn sylvania this afternoon by score Of
9 to 1. The ouakers had chances galore
to win. but Nesbit was invincible in the
pinches. Score:
r. Il. Z
Pennsylvsuia. .......... 0l % OIL /
Corneil. 90 80 - !
Batteries-Carks and Cosens; Nesbit and McCor-
mica Umpires-MessrA Bedford and AdAma
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
SOLDIERS SHUT OUT.
Corcoran Cadets Roll Up Fifteen
Runa in MarQuetfe Lea1ue.

Company K lost Its sixth straight
game In the Marquette League yester-
day. when Corcoran shut them out, Is
to o. The batting honors were carried
by Johnny Lynch, who connected safely
three out OF three. Waple came next
with three out of four Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
Am staYe DefeateIl.

The Gales School team defeated the All
stars yesterday. "A to q The features OF
the same werp the pitching Of Lloyd
and the fielding Of Moore The losers
had many chances 70 win. but the op.
pos,ns sisbman ttghtsesd up and hs!d
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Rnns-KoogIe. Herrel J. Mulvey, Chim. Len
on bases-Andrcrs. g. walford. 6. First base on
halls-of Chism. 2; of Herrell 2. Struck out-By
Herre L. Twobase hit-Burrousha Stolen bases
Stewart t9. Herren ~, J. Mulvey. Thompson
rmrdre-Mr. Cleveland. Time Of same=l hour and
80 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
EMERSON LOSES GAME.

Alexandria Club Takes slow Con-
test by Score of II TO 8.
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Alexandria, Va, May 2o-The Emerson
Athletic Club. Of Washington. went down
to defeat before the fast Alexandria team
here to-day, II to g. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
rOt.i.... AMEN rotsls. .....

Kins-Ltnch. Scfivcner lD, Snowden Trenary,
Astryke. Cockreil t3). Patterson, Bireil. Crown,
Block. Hands. Albright. Bercner, Mcbride First
base on errurs-Emerscn A. c.. 2; Alexandra B. C..
9. Left on bases-Emerson A. C, 9; Alexandria
b. c., 4 First base on balls-On Symanoski Q; OF
BtIell. l. Struck cut-By Birr-ll 10; by symano.ki,
Tvobase hits-Scrivener. snowden (n. Trenary
Astryke. Birreil C2). Cockrel Black Symanoski
Sacrifice hits-Tyler. Crown. Stolen bases-Snowden,
Cockreu %. Hands, Mcbride. Block. Hit BY
pitcher-By Bire l. Passed balls-Pattsrson, 2
Umptre-Mr. Dunbar. Time Of eame-2 hours.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
siasser. win, 8 to :.

The Washington slugsers defeated the
Virginia Juniors yesterday. to 4 Bat
teries-vifginia Juniors. Ltmberich and
Jarboe; Washington sluggers. johnson
and Robertson.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Runs-Thcmpen, Brake %, Tweetale. Rebef %,
Smith. Hewitt, Windham 20. Two-bass hits-Ny.
en. Brake. Knott. Smith. Home run-windham.
strux out-By Knott. ia b. Kirtland, q Paned
II hour and 30 minuteaL
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
chiclkaIows Chirp.

The Chickalow Athletic Club defeated
the Central juniors yesterday. 10 to q
Batteries-C -Chickalows. Kline and Robin
son: Central Juniors, Gates and Lewis
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
WALF0RD WINS AGAIN.

HerreIl Twfrls Another Great Game,
Defeating Andrews, 4 to 2.
The sporting goods men defeated r. p
Andrews yesterday in the Comercial
League. ( to 2
Herrell famed thirteen Of the yellow
suits and allowed brt four scattered hits.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
INGRAM ON TOP.
Runs Away from North Carolina in
Sunday school League, - to 3.
-Pno.o by National pu.s Assoaas,oa.

Sunday school League, - to 3.
North Carolina was severly trounced
by Ingram in the Sunday School League.
the kids taking advantage Of their oppon-
ents' numerous errors and ran the bases
perfectly. The final score was II to 3.
Ingram drew first blood in the third,
FIVE runs crossing the plate on a pass, q
wild pitch, three errors, a single by
Dodge. and Crabb's triple. From then on
the winners scored In every round.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
BRIGHTWOOD WINS.

Takes Fast Game from Takoma
Nine, 10 to Z.
BY a sensational batting rally in the
last inning yesterday in the Suburban
League the Brightwood youngsters sue
ceeded in lowering the coIors Of the
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
G. P. O. DEFEATED.
Agriculture Takes Fast Game In
Colored Departmental League.

Agriculture trimmed Government Print
ing Office In the Colored Departmental
League. TO /. The game was the best
played Of the season. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
Fast Game To-day.

At o'clock this afternoon the fast
Atlantics will meet the Navy Yord team
at the Capital City League Park, and
a fast game Is looked forward to.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
District National victor..

Falls Church, Va. May 20.-Falls
Church lost their opening game Of the
season to the District Nationals Of the
Bankers League, s to L. Score: