davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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phase hits-McNeal. Macdonald. Three
base hit.Riddle. Sacrifice hits-MacDonald,
Dore. Stolen bases-MacDonald. Boykin t2D
Dyer (s' Riddle, Herring. Gait, Burnside. Dou-
BILE plays.MseDonald to Riddle l2,. Left on
on balls-Of Dore. 5; oil Leone. 8. First base
on erros-A; 8. T. Co. =; Hyattsville. 2
balls-Brookes. 2; Gait, /. wild pitch-Dore
Time Of game hours. Umpire--Mr. Doyle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

NAVY Trounces Interior.

In a long-drawn-out fve-inning game
Navy easily defeated Interior on the
White Lot Ellipse yesterday afternoon
Score, 10 to 3.
Poor pitching and poorer support was
responsible for Interiors bad perform
ance. Its pitchers were not batted to
any great extent, but they found 1t
very difacult to locate the plate. On
the other hand, Givonneti pitched
mastery game. allowing but one bingle
The RcOre:
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Totals, e { ~ Il : TStais.

First base ON erseFs-CathedrsI. 2: Boys Lat
In School. 3. Left ON bases-CathedraI. 2;
Boys Latin School. 8. First base on balls-O6
Todd, I; on Ttppett, 4. Struck Out-Ry Todd.
8; by Tippett. ii. Thrse.base hits-crsne, Ciey.
borne. Sacrifice hy-emiil. Sacrifice hft-Na-
Stollenwerck, Adams, Knowles. Double plsy~
stone to DAvtdeoa. HIT b. pitcher--By TIP
pett. 1. Passed bllls-Rpst, Lambert. Runs
Crane. Small, cleyhesae. Stone. Tippett. Um-
eers-Ms. Payne. Tins ct gams-i hour and IS
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Two-base hits-LeIand, IMgo-vina Thfse.b1nSe
Heinz. s IN ri, inoinss; q Hsndssson. = rs
iDninEs stelss nsse..Milisr Helm: vssae sra
linz. 5: Ingram, 3. Base on balls-o6 Heinz.
3: OF Henderson. 8. Hit By pitcher-wslters
Struck out-By walters, 10: ~ Helms. u ~
innings; Henderson. IN ~ innings. Fassed
baH-JohnstOn. Time Of game-l hour ana -
minutes. Umpire-Ms. Keefe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07
Club Batting Records.


errors were well scattered, and were
hardly responsible for the lone tally ac-
credited the home team. Twirler Tip
petit scored the only run accredited the
home team In the eighth inning after two
men had been retired.
The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07
DISTRICT LEAGUE.
TOMORROW'S GAME,
Adams Express Company VI. Aloysius.
Wooden Pitches Great Game.

Wooden Pitches Great Game.
To Lefty" Wooden was left tho credit
Of pitching the first no-hit game Of the
season in the District League. when he
twirled the Commissioners to victory over
the Compassionate yesterday afternoon to
the tune Of 10 to 0.
Wooden was wild at times, and five
batters took free transportatdons to the
initial sack. When q batter looked dan
gerous. however. Lefty" frightened up
eight batters. Thompson. for the Con-
gressionals, famed six batters and gave
four bases on balls. He was touched up
for nine hits. OF these three were good
for two bases.
The feature play Of the game was an
unassisted double play by Watson, the
caretaker Of the first sack for the Con-
gressionals. He got Will Handiboe's
fly with Lay on second. The latter had
started for third, and Watson ran over
and touched the second sack, completing
the play. The score:
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First base on errorsTOentra1, s; episcopal, 8
base on balls-OG KinsolviDs, 4. Innings pitched
By g. kinsolyins, 8; BY Whithers. 4; BY Arm
strong 8 BY R9tssr Struck KIN
Boteler. 9. Home run-Burnett. Three-base
hits-McCarthy. Van Dyne. Two-base hits
Beach. Adams. Sacrifice hits-Sweeny, King
Van Dyne. Stolen bases-McCarthy %. Warner
Boteer. @. Klnsolvins. Burnett. Il; Kinsolving
BY Armstrong %. Runs-Adams, Mccarthy
O., Thompson. Warner 60, Boteler, Phillips:
KinsolvinE. Burnett ~, Darlington Time Of
Carter.
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y Let s. :. o. s:o@ sGp.en ensnss
pitched-By simpson. 6; By Tanner. 3. Struck
out-By Rtsdon, ID; BY Simpson. g.; by Tan
ner. /. Three-baSe hits-Risdon. Jones. TWO
base hit-Baumann. Stolen bases-Carter ~,
Crabill, Jones, Baumanu, Dyer, simpson Hurd,
CLism. Umpire-MI. Credible. Time OF game
II hour and so minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE
STANDING.
Kendall Noses Out St. Paul.

An error BY Parker in the eighth when
he dropped Cunningham's last strike and
allowed Moran to cross the plate gave
Kendall a hard-fought game from st.
Paul, to 4.
Knott, who pitched for the winners.
was in perfect form. tanning fifteen bat
ters Cullum in short for the losers
played a splendid game. The score
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Illinois Defeats Purdue.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. May &-By tasiag
most OF the points In the last six svsRts.
Illinois defeated Purdue IN the dual track
meet held on Stuart Field this afternoon.
score. doM to GIN. HOFFMAN Of Purdue
was the star Of the meet. winning tn
100 and 40 yard daAhes In fast time
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Brown Wins Triangular Nest

WOACo1BR. Mass. May A-1P0U4
Uaivsrstty won trasngular trsals upeet
here today With WORCESTER PctylseAaio
Institute ana Trinity College, scoring 60
points to ~ Tor Worcester Technical and
is for Trinity.
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First base on balls-O6 Geseford, 3; Of Bin
stead, 9. Struck out-By Binstead. :; BY
Gessford; 4. Two,bass hits-whitmarsh e.
Sacrifice hit-Maupin. stolen bases-Brown a.,
Wilson. Burch t2l. Carroll o., Guy. Mulligan:
gane-2 hours.
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Two-base h!ts-Wooden, W. Handiboe, Lay
Sacrifice hit-COombs. Stolen bases-Lay. Hur
ley Macdonald, Woodward (2). Holhruner
Lyons. Double plays-Watsou (unassisted)
Lyons to Moye; Falconer to HAYDEN Left Q,
Bases on 5aIIs~On wooden. s: Cd Thompson. 4
Hit by pitcher-By Coombs. Lay. Struck out
By Wooden, s.; by Thompson. g. Passed balls
utes. Umpre-S Lerman.
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TWo.base hit-Toison Stolen bases-Wilson
%. Melville. Sacrifice hit-steele. Struck out
-o9 Wison i; Oh HaffeEer, I1ft on On b Sas
st. John, 4: Y. A. c., 4. First base on err
roFs-St. John. E. Umpire-Mr. Conner. Time
Of gane-1 hour and 30 minutes.
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ueauwood Defeats Payne.

Twalve to ten was the score by which
DeanMood of the twelfth division gave
Payne az the same division its hrst de-
feat Of the season in game that was
interesting despite the high scoring.
The game was featured by the batting
Of Sims. Johnson and Bell for Deanwood.
The home run OF Hunter Of Payne with
the bases full. and the batting Of Rig
ney. Hawkins. Dorsey and Harris were
RH.E.
PP s;s. 49,. Ssi5tS59 5-B s !
=, sattei.4s.sI.s - {cs.sa, g. 4 EK
Cree. Tine 6 Rsme- hour anl 20 minutes.
oGeAl1sAaaRl. 6aGtu1ts KeI aRd Faiss
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TWO.hase hit-Eyans, Three-baSe hit-Daly.
Stolen bases-conover. Watson (2). DAILY t2,.
Double play-Trowbridge to Hansen Bases on
baIls-Off Bulloch 4; off Givonneu, ;. Struck
out-By BuIloch, i; by shallin. 4: BY Giyonneti.
f. Passed balls-Wire Brewer. umpire-Mr
Abbey Time Of game-l hour and 10 minutes.
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Victory for Wisconsin.

AADlQoN. Wis.,. May 6-WiDeonsfn d.
featsd 1s3oit n the aual track meet &C
Camp Randall this aftesno(p By . sssrs
Of % - 70 % la
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II would have been an awful blow
70 have lost.&hsk game e4ker hev1ul Il
epperently cineheA. Meaning 90 dis.
couragss the patrons Of = club q 70
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A continuance Of the dry weather will
have the local infieid SO hard that IL
will be hard matter to judge bounds
1t IL now the hardest in the league.
and none too smooth. which 10 re-
sponsible for the peculiar bounds the
balls that are hit hard take. Every
one Of the infielders has his troubles
judging the bounds. and on several &C.
casions they had to leap into the air
to prevent tho ball from setting by.
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edminoler in wall Street.

Die SUM drummer oes .Stran6"
Waanaiues antGdlt inter anoerer.
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bag ourfte oenn bod beredtigtes Or
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geben. Sober einaige bon bieien
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Senator SeDbnr1l, Soabo, itellte
ii4 on bic Spite Der OppoliiioA
uno bebaMptete, nit Ser Borlaec
nollten 0ie 0ernofraten nur iiir
Die eiolle,ie ipieler. nNebnten mir
Die @orloge jebt an, iagte er, Sio
peroen iib Die @abler iagen.
mir battcn uns i6lieBlih por uns
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beg 4ongreiies gu bero6dtiaen."
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gen, oos ENHANCEMENT, nod meIdem
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auf Die Brimdrmablen ousgeoebni
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iub oar, etmas gu tlin, mas iiber
Die Madtbefugniiie Ser 8unoesre-
gierung binausIiege. Gem geeelt-
iiber beituno Senator 9iningbarn
Der 8oriitenbe BEG &omites, tpcls
DIES ben 8eriht iiber Die @orloec
eritattet bat, oaraut bob bos Mnen
oement ponitdnois eeiesmobia lei,
nnb baB man balnit MN be3pede,
Der @abl bon Mitglieoern oes
8ongreffes 1T Den Staaten Gdut
gu geip1bren in tpeIden oas gr;-
pdirpabIiDitem tati6bIi1 fir bic
Mablen ben MusidIag eebe nno
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Be. Die Senatoren @acon, @eor.
gia, nito gorab, Soabo, traten fir
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9as Hsprafantantenbaus bat,
nie porausaufeben tpar, oas ioee
nonnte Briltop : ENHANCEMENT al,
Dem 8eidIuB be5iigIih Der oireften
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men, melbe Sic 6irefte 5enotoren.
fpabI tpiiniben, miiroen Die me:
item auf cine iolde gerne ber5iE-
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den ginridtline mie uebcrpo-
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gs lit iiberbaupt laderlit. Ga
tim oie &errihaften, aIs Of ourd;
oie Ginfiibrung Ser oireften @abl
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|Senntoren : @nbIen forrupt u,lo
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nler : llnteriufung i'm @anee, Die
uns 5eigt Bob untcr Dem iebiaen
|Spitem Die nllerihliinmiten Dinae
|in bieier 9infiht paiiieren fonnen.
SGT bod elmer Der 3eugen Dor Ell
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Ism @egenteili
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Unsere grossen Land-Bargains.

70 900 gder in ben Counties !aa9aas, geegeuaen umo 9uuaIL. gu beiOen
Ssisn Ss yaae@s giOer elei9nnabis perhilt; 1000 ader retdsg 8oHoms
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ITEM GebrnSHntergruno; bDle 95 Pro3ent 1mb gmRs Sarnlanb. Breis $13 per
ader fe a gan5e Stld, s8r ,9aranheren. oB cine @ifnba5u inmerbaLb
nenn3is .Saeen omrb oas 2ano eeben miro. amb feHen mir bs 2anb in me9s
rere Stlde elm.
$500 glider, fuf aRden n5ronb bon gradettuue, einsetaf in bui grobe
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1880 aer III Drills County, nit Der Sront mn Colorado 9imr u6 segen
bic staot goIet9paite ib 9n5eDenD. an ser @aata Sc eienbabn, 100 Mder in
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gritraflinsen befaBt iid NIT uniau.
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gen" uno r5efuritaten", obne Dob
lie elmer belaitigt moroen mdrc. Grit
in neuerer 3eit tpieoer 1T Die 8un-
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fer, 10 boB oemndhit einige Der
S6minoler nieoer ben @eg, ben
emit 10 munoerleibt fe fanoen", s.
+. ben @ee nad Sing Sing, antre>
ten oIrften. G~initmetlen ipielen ite
freili6 nod auBen bin nod ben ad-
tungsfperten, ioliben 8eihaftsmann
lno periteben es trefilidh ibren Suit
ben gu imponieren.
Man neiB, oaB uniere Waea5iue
ooer 3eitidriften eerne lin Senia-
tionen MAIDEN" uno manherlei ge:
bauptuneen &aum eeben, Die ber-
nad nibt betrieien meroen fonnen
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tors BON Seem yorf, Barren sc.
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men io1te, bob ct meib, ipopon er
ipriht. nSait binter ieoen1 groBen
ghminoel i'm 5inan5oiitrift," Iagt
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in beioen gtseni6aften. Inter Ell
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einen iolden Der ii6 midt aaeir
iiber aae geile Der Ser. Staaten.
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stbiliiierte @elt eritredt. Die mel
item bapon iinb idpinoeIbafte Wei-
nef1unternebmungen, Die beltte in
@na Street in boberer 8Iiite iteben
aIs ie 5ubor. @erabe fir iolfe be-
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ben aampf nnn's 2eben.

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tiert bon allen Druggiiten.
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aatarrh rarn ntdt fnriert tperhen

Rafarrb rana mtht fmriert tperben
burb lofnle Npplitationen, ba tie
ben Gib Der Rranfbeit niht erreifen
t0nnen. @ntarrb lit cine 8IutS ober &ons
titltionsS &rnnt6eit unb Inn iie an hei<
len. miibt SIR innerIihe 9eiIlnittel neh>
men. 3nnss &ntarrbsSlir nir0 einges
i1ontinen uno ipirft brett nnf bos BIut
unb bic idIeimiee ,OberfIdde. 6nI's
&atarrbeaur lit feline GnndiaIber lGeoiz
ain. Sic ipurbe felt Snbrerl bon eine,1
Der beiten aer5te hieies Qar16es berDrbs
net unb tit eth regeImdBiees Me5ept. Sic
beftebt. aug ben bejfen betamten Eonieu.
rerbinben nit Sen beifen @lutreinis
sunasmitteIn, bic sireft arf bic gdleims
oberfldde tpirfen. gie bolfon1naene
Berbinbung Der afpei BeitdnbteiIe 1T es,
fpas folh' ipiinberbole Neiultate bel Der
9eilunn bon &atnrrh herbor6ringt.
s. s. g1eneb & 60. gigent.. Gos
Iebo, s.. Berfnuft bon allen Npotbefern.
1aBt gud 3eugniiie r~lnionit geben.
greis rs Gents.
6au's EnmiIien>gine iinb bic beifeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-27
Cine quite bcntide Sitte

tit es, MDeumatigmus, @idt, Nelt.
raleie, grfaItunsen, uitp. nit Bain-
grpeaer 81 bebanoeln. Salten Sic
an Der Site felt. sic f0nnen Der
ehten Yain-grpeIer in alien oeut.
fhen Mpot6efen gu Is unb 80 Gent
Die 5laide befommen. Der edte
lit an Der Mnfer Sfusmarfe err
FenntliA.
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Mehmen Sic 1850 ppn 1911 ln1,

~SSJsttN ~tN% Asoo wv AoAA tttt
Sic baben 131. gies 5eigt Die 3obl
Der Sabre an, pelde 5orni's alpen'
frauter, 6as beriibmte Grdliter !9eif
mittel, in @ebrauh eeme1en lit. Slt
es moglih, baB cine Meoi5in 10 Iall-
ge Dor Dem 8oIfe beiteben nno bon
SSabr gu Sobr IN Der CUNT mablel
fonnte, menn iie nidt 8erbienite bon
bober 9eoeuturig beidBe. llngIeidj
mberen fertiaseitenten Meoiainen III
Der Mlpenfrauter nidf in Mpotbeferl
su baben, ionoern blirh Spe5iel.
Meenten ODER brett bon Den gigen.
tiimern Or. Setter Sobrnep II. Cons
SO. 1875 g. Sopne Moe, Gbi
coao, IN.
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: Cine Depeide an

Cine Depei6e an Den
Temps" meloet bon Maorio, ons
ipaniide aabinet babe in MIR I'M
beitimmter Gorm ouf oos griihcil
S@roBbritanmens geontuprtet, bic
ipnniIden @biidter be5iigIif Der
0ffupatton bon M-Mraii1 unb Ml,
ca5ar oar5ulegen. england bat Der
Depeide sufolse Die dpaniihe Megie.
rung eriuht, Der brifiiden cine ee.
naiiere Muflarung uber oas iponi-
ide Waroffo Brogramm 5lt &c.
ben.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-05-12
commissioners Sale.

J. T. Cannon, vs.. Mrs. Adccia Simmons, ct. al.
No. 1874.
BY virtue Of 4 decree Of the Honorable
Chancery Court Of Lee County, State of Miss;s-
sippi, rendered at the April Term, A. D, 1911
thereof, ordering ! sale Of certain lands men
toned therein, Norbin Jones the undersigned
appointed commissioner to execute said decree,
will on
Saturday. the 10th day Of May,
1911, expose at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in front Of the Court House
door in the City Of Tupelo, within the hours
prescribed by law, the following described
lands, being in said County and state to-wit:
The east Of the northeast Of section "a,
township II, range 7 east. Together with the
appurtenances and hereditaments thereunto
appertaining.
Norbin Jones. Commissioner
Dated 18th day Of April, 1911.
c. P. Long, Sol. Sat.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-05-12
81 - Kincannon

lancellor A. A Kincannon, Of
Diversity of Mississippi. states that
he has not vet reached a decision on the
offer Of the CHARACTERISTIC Of the Uni
versity of Oklahome. rendered to him
9 few days since. He has the matter
under advisement, and will reach q
conclusion before the commencement
exercises in June.
The offer to Chancellor Kincannon,
it is understood. carries with it q lar
ger salary than he is now receiving ard
was purely voluntary. He did not seek
the position in any sense of the word.
Some time since he was invited to de-
liver an address before the Oklahoma
legislature. and his the ne was THE
Educationa Problems of New State"
The address made q profound impress
sion on the law makers. snd one of its
direct results wss the creation of q
general board of trustees for state ed
ucational institutions. similar to the
plan adopted in Mississippi last year.
Shortly afterwards the chancellorship
was rendered to him.
The University Of Oklahoma is des-
rned to become one of the wealthiest
| educational institutions in America,
among its. assets being 26o. 900 acres of
the richest coal, oil and farm'n ~ lands
in that state.
Among educators who have been in
The city for the past three days attend
ing the meeting of the Mississippi
| Teachers Association, the hope gener-
ally prevails tnat Chancellor Kincannon
will decline the honor. and remain with
| the institution in whose behalf he has
performed such splendid work during
the past few years.-Jackson News.
The Tupelo journal., 1911-05-12
The "As You Like It" Club

Mrs. Finley Hall charmingly enter
tanned the "As You Like It" Club ir
her beautiful new homs Wednesday,
May Fad. Lovely roses were in evil
dence everywhere and roses on the
place cards. Indicating the number OF
tt etlb!e. Fifty-two was Gthe diver
sion for the Afternoon and after sever
al interesting games the first prize was
givel Miss Irma Harper, q be autifnl
pin set with pearls. and tn.
c ,nsolation to Mrs. EImord Turner.
A most delicious salad course fol-
lowed by cream and cake was served
y the hostess. assisted by her sister.
Mrs. Henderson Strain.
A number Of invited guests enjoyed
the meeting with the club members.