davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-03
Entertain for Guest

Mrs. d. A. Curtis and Mrs. f. A.
Curtis entertained last evening at
the home of D. A. Curtis in nonor
of Miss Ege, who is visiting here
from her home in Mt. Vernon. Ia.
in pink and white sweet peas and
the color scheme was carried out
even to the refreshments. The
evening was spent in games and a
number of new features were in
troduced for the amusement of the
guests.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-03
steery ON Parade

Lupton. August 20. q. Frink's
pet white-face steers are parading
the streets OF Lupton nightly. fully
caparisoned with collars, harness
ana brides, and hitched to a cart.
ineir instruction ID progressing
rapidly. under the supervision Of
Harry Twombly and A. G. Cheeley.
They are expected to provo a star
attraction at Weld County's big
fair next month,
The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-03
ERR|ES
ARE GOOD
,r,R IS FAR MORE
lrIyG THAN LAST
|uAKE IT FAMOUS
,-,;,s are Yielding
Marketable stuff
VI an Increase
his Year

a.-The vicinity OF
y, Sscome as famous for
nther fruits as is Love-
sults from orchards to
q IS satisfactory gen
been the case this
the fruit acreage ls
l.re are a number OF
reater or less extent
uclng heavy crops this
d. Herrington, whose
IN a mile east of this
bout three acres IN
Finds. From his apple
have about IS barrels
\ fruit. His grape
Thirty-fve goose
bielded a gallon to the
half an acre of cherry
d $50 crates OF extra
which brought him
per crate.
b, whose place is just
|lls, has an acre and .
es, set five years ago.
Is crates, about .
b.
Miller place in God
marketed two tons OF
tree yielded ia
fruit trees on the
Jed.
west OF Carter Mil
bll tract. Figures are
or this tract, but the
bavily loaded. Arch
e R. NJ. Moore place,
htes Of cherries. Other
) bearing heavily.
~ soil about LaSalle
is found in getting
her trees to live. the
10 scald the bark the
b, Growers are pre-
trouble by wrapping
Des, or by shading the
the first years of
}, or until sufficient
Fe grown to afford
be burning sun and
The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-03
Strike in Sight

pg. THE coming
ent John B. White of
|ne Workers OF Amer
upon in La fayette as
Pution Of the strike
Pmors have been rife
fmps for several days
settlement between
Perators, and it is ex-
PRESIDENT White will
ehce to bring the war
together. Great prep
been made for the
miners to listen to
PIE next Thursday.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. John Camfield re-
turned today from stay in Denver
following their wedding short
time ago.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-03

George A. Brownell killed acci-
dentally and instantly last night"
was the brief and startling tele-
gram received early this morning
by l.. T. Brownell, father Of the
boy.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-03
III PLOT
ING GAME
|BAll PARK
unos From Back Of
Lead to Discovery
s on Lawyers

y TACT that the office
70 be in a ball game
fn0on the sporting
u, ut to the park to see
rs rasphold the honors of
ne ,a sporting editor
III IN the time and ar
si. stk an hour ahead Of
Ios NJ, err, error proved to be
a result, ""'
Sniru aAe grounds the
a, aug men and an oc-
VI s, a ball against a
nn,a s@aGk of the bat on
r,u nn,,. oe heard. Sup
u 'Aly ", boys practicing
! r.n Almost overcome
{ate saen .a he peered
Se va,.s Vt see DR.. Shields
n waist vast with a huge
~, -. His surprise was was
, marvellous ave one hand and
1 to 'nird , when the
lea ~ rest to see Dr.
b., a. a glance toward ard
6tand,hn ,hnarmer, glasses y
linfs'ns life s.e erect, playing
'the' the ~. .physlcains W wers ~,
/ 'se seoa., held and then MT Il
consr,rg csopnUr'lng writer that It
to too'r,se1i,racy rs1 on foot foot
and ~ than IN tlp-top form
unsusnen.,pl snen play rings
(ime 'ppecting team.
doctor" r"'lle for the
! theS hSsSna stand. look
! were 1, .ds hadn't played
- scnOOl kld.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-03

H. kes, o., was a passenger
l,t.r ,slle M to visit a lev
Mrs. I. Wilson.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
Center Market ReorEanizes.

Manager Charlie Johnson, OF the Gem
ter Market aggregation Of ball tossers.
wishes to announce the reorganization of
the aforementioned team, and hereby
challenges all teams in the District of
Columbia. Maryland, and Virginia, all
games to be played on opponents
grounds. Teams of the various leagues
of Washington, also clubs representing
Indian Head Fort Hunt, Fort Washing
ton, Alexandria, and Rockville are pre-
ferred.
Teams desirous of games should COM
municate with Charles johnson, $50 Cen
ter Market
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15

McNulty 49, Hayden 80. Macdonald. Strobel, Con-
over. Coefren ~. Payne. First base on balls-of
strubel 5; cf Burke & of Payne l; of Herbert. ):
of smith l. Innings pitched-By Strobel ;; by
burke. 4; By Payne / Is; by Gates. l. rs; By Her
bert. IS: by smith, Is Hits made-of Burke. 4;
off PAYNE s. of Gates, 4; of Herbert, 5; of Smith.
l. Strucx out-By Strubel }; by Burke. 4; by Payne,
1 by Gates 9; by Herbert /; by Smith, /. Three
base hit-AcNulty. Two-base hts-Wooden, Falconer.
HAYDEN, Payne Sacrifice hy-W. Handiboe Stolen
hases-Wooden t9. YIayhew C3l. Falconer. Hayden.
Gates, Kearney. Double plays-Mayhew TO Hayden;
Beach TO Kearney to Fisher. Hit by pitcher-By
Paspe. Falconer; by Herbert, Wooden; b. Burke,
Reach. wild pitches-Payne, Herbert Passed balls
-C,ockreIi a. Handiboe, l. Umpire-Mr. Venable.
Time Of gameI hour and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
INGRAM CLAIMS HONOR.
Girls Basket-baII Team Entitled to
District Championship.

The girls basketball team. of the In
gram Memorial Church finished this
spring a most successful season, playing
thirteen games and losing but one, there
by capturing the District championship.
The team was organized in January,
1911, with the following members: Misses
Joy Marston, center: Margaret Craig,
captain; Ethel Carswell, and Emily
Smith, forwards; Anita Torrey, Elsie
Webster, Annie Nelson. and Rose Carroll,
side centers, and Emma Reed. Mabel
Jones, and Eva Compton, guards.
The team was coached and managed by
J. E. Haas, the physical director of the
church. who is given credit for its sue
cess.
The points were scored as follows: By
Misses Smith. 1872: Craig, 155: Carswell,
12O: Torrey, A. and Marston. Carroll. and
Webster, each from center.
The games played and scores follow:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15

Rnns-Whitmarsh lZI Rector. Walker, Heaney.
Wilkinson Huntemah. Rupertus. McDonough (3),
Roache, Ftzgibbons. Handiboe, McKes tN. Burke
t2,, Baker ~, OJeaTy ~. Left on bases
st. Martins .; WHyeriey G. First base on
balls-Of Henlig, Z; of Clements. 4; off Nut
we'll. l. Innings pitched-By Henlig, ais; by
Nutwell, 2-s. Hits made-Oh Henlig, S; of Nut
well, 5. Struck out-By Henlig. ); by Clements. s;
by Nutwell. Home un-Heaney. Three-base hit
Walker. Two-base hits-Walker t2) Wilkinson.
Hunterman. Sacrifice hit--Degman. Stolen bases
Handiboe. Baker. 0Leary o., Walker 81. Heaney,
Hunterm1n, Rupertus, McDonough az, Mckee C3i.
Double plays-Clements tn Handiboe TO Baker
Handiboe to Roache to Baker; Burke to Roache.
Hit by pitchsr-By Henlig, 2; by Clements. /. Wild
pitch-Henlig i: Nutwell. J. Passed ball--O 'Ieary.
Umpire-Mr Newman. Time Of gane-l hour and
Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
THE OLD, OLD STORY.

Each year the game grows faster still,
And batters harder pound the pill;
No rest is there for those who try
To keep before the fan fock's eye.
The veterans who have made the game
And wen their place as men Of fame,
Discover that they have to face
Herculean tasks to hold their place.
For every year young men of might
Infuse new blood into the fight,
And every spring boys from the bush
Are breaking in the big league push.'
The man who cannot hold the pace
And lags behind in basEbal's race
Win e'er be crowded to the wall,
While for new blood the fans will call.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15

Runs-Kluge, Braddock, Roepke 81. Grimstead C3l.
Rose. Goetzinger. DAILY, Gould t2), Lynch, Gauzza.
Feldman o. Coursey e. Saebean tZ. First base By
erfors-Cunpany n, 2; Indian Ofhce 2 Left on
bases-Company X. g: Indian Office, e FiBt base
ON balls-of FeIdnlan. 4; of Atlas. 4 of DAILY g.
Innings pitched-By Feldman, 5; by Atlas. 5. Hits
made-OR Feldman. Z: of Atlas. z. Struck Out-By
FeIdman, g. by Atlas. 8; by DAILY, Home run
ROepke Twobass hits-COursey. ROepke, Grimstead
(2), Rose ~, DAILY Feldman- Sacrifice hts-Gauzza,
Shaw Shumate. Stolen bases-Gould Feldman C3J.
Dunn Currsey ~. Kluge. Roepke. Grfmstead. Boics
Shilling. DAILY Double play-Gould TO Gauzza. Hit
by pitchsr-By Atlas l; BY DAILY, l. Wild pitch
DAILY. Umpire-NTr. Cohower. Time Of gameI
hour and 50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15

l2). Macdonald 81. Hayes Davis. West fs1 Ro-si,,
DYER l2l Rawlings o. Two-base hft-Dayis. Tbree.
base htt-Rswlings Home runs4Galt Rawlings.
SaeIlhe hits Burnside. Macdonald Riddle.
Stolen bases-Wmting, Bailey Macdonald faa
Riddle t2l, West, Boykin Double rIsyzH
u Gait to Mcneil; West to Riddle 10 Davfs.
Len on bases-AmeTican Security 9. First NationsI
2. first base ON balls-of Rawlings. 5: OF Auder.
sOn % & flrst base on erTors-American Security <.
Flrst National 3. Hit by pitcher-By Ande1sn
DAVIS; Struck out-By Rawlings 4: by Andersen
Passed hall-Salt. Wild pitches-Raxliprs D. An
hour and IS minutes. u e~'ne-i
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15

fLlis-Jutts, boFcnder, a MoIl, heII Ut, Flt1-
gerald %, Thompson (3) B1ndy e. Smith, Kelly
t2l, Brooks. Earned runs-B a. o., 2; Station T.
on bases-B & O., 8; Station l. First base on
baIls-0f Ryon. 2: of Wall 2 Struck out-By
Ryun, s; by Wall. l. Thrce-base hits-Kehl, Thomp-
son. Two-hase hits-RyOn Brooks Thmp$on
Stolen bsses-Cutts. A. Mcri, Kehi (2, Fitzgerald
~, Thompson Bndy tSl Smith C2,, Kelly t3,
Rycn. Double play-Cutts to L Nor. Hit by
IitcaeF-By Wall. RyOu. Wild pitch-Ryon, l.
Passed tall-Fitzgerald. Umpire-Mr. Handiboe
Time Of game-I hour and 8 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Bankers League American secnrity. Is; First, G.
Capital City League Cornell, Il; Eastern, l.
Commercial League Misses, 8; HaEenners, ).
District League-C Commissioner, Is; G. p. o.. 4.
independents League Wayerley, "a /; St. Martins. 6
Interburcau League-Solicitors, Z; Documents, 6.
Marquette League-ComIany K, II; Indian
OfRoe. N
Olympia Leagues Southland. s; Woodland l.
r r. Y. NJ G. A. Leagie-Station, Is; B. &
o., s.
Southern T. r. League-BookkeeIers 10; Law, ?.
Suburban LeagIe-Takona, IL; Brookland. ).
Sunday School League-Kinth, .; n. Carolina. 5.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15

Runs-Johnson. Burgess. Duscumb t2l, Burns, Z.
Fisher (2). N Fisher. Munich. Stewart. Black. W.
l. First base ON baIls-Of Smith, 1; of Thompson
l. Struck Out-By Smith. Is; by Thompson. I.
Three-base hit-LuscOmb. Two-base hits-Smith.
Stewart Thompson. Sacrifice hitz-N. Fisher. Stolen
bases-Benstein ~. Roe ~. Burns ~. n. Fisher,
Smith Umpire-Nr. Cleveland Time Of game
hour and IS Minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
GAMEs TODAY.

Bankers League Commercial vs. Second Washing
ton
Capital City Lsague-s. P. S. vs. Navy Yard.
Commercial League-C. & Z. vs. Andrews
Departmental Leagne-Interstate vs. Post-oAlce.
District League-B,Ircau vs. Adams.
Independence League-Kendall VS.. National Union
Marquette League-C CorcGran vs. TennalytOwn.
Olympia Leagle-Braddock vs.. White Haven.
r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. League-Station vs. Southern.
Southern League-No game.
Suburban League-Brightwood vs. Silver Spring.
Sunday School League-Sherwood VS.. Anacostia.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15

Runs-Carke. Vaughn t2 G. Mcdonald CO. Nc
Donald tzl, Moran t2l. Handiboe C3l Diver Left
on bases-Cornell, u; Eastern 4. Innings mitchell
BY Elkins, 5; by Shalin. 4. Hits made-Of Elkips
io' on Shalin, 8. Struck Out-By shalin, s. by Gal
HheT. 6. Three-base hit-G McDouaId' Two-bsse
hlts-G. Mcdonald. Mcdonald Kicker f2, Moran
t2l, Kinney, Handiboe. Sacrifice hits-vaughn, Kin
ney, Moye. Stolen bases-Clarke Vaughn G. Nc
Donald, Handiboe t2), Rhodes Double pay-TroE-
bridge to Move to Carroll Wild pitches-iiaIliher
shaiin %. Passed balls-BsTger CZl, G. Mcdonald
umpire-Mr. Belts. Time Of gane-2 hours and %
minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15

Rlns-Estler t2l. Green (2l. Jones tZl, Spence C9,
Carr (3l. Earnshaw, Cullinan, Pfunda, Robey Fox.
King. McGee. First base by errors-Solicitors. Il;
Document L Left on SOLICITORS. 10; Docu-
ment. 4. First base balls-of Green, 3; off Nc
Gee g. of Bailey 2 Innings pitched-By Bailey. 1;
TO- Struck out-By Green 5; BY Bailey. 2; by Nc
Gee, l. Three-base hits-Green 2 Two-base hits
Green EstleF, Eamshaw. Double play-Cullinan
tunsssisted). Hit by Iitcher-By McGee, Earrshawi
Mr Johnsnn-
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
Rorera Win.

The Rovers easily defeated waverford,
10 2. in fast and exciting game on the
Monument Lot yesterday. The feature OF
the game was the pitching OF Daniel Hat
ton, the Rovsrs' star, who allowed The
losers hve~ hits
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15

Runs-Be Due CO. Dampief. Oakley. DoNnsy,
schubert Toho, First base on e-rors-A ericri-
ture i: NAVY. /. Left on iascs-Arriciltnre );
Navy. !. Fsrt base baIs-of Norriss. ?; on Ie
Dac s. Struck oat-BY Norris 4 bv Le Dnc 4
TSzo-base hits-Bryan, Watson. Sacrifice ay-Dam-
pier stolen bases-Garniss Cz. Balk--Iss Due.
Passed GioTamettL Umpire-Mf Erwin. Time
Il game-l hour and g Minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
Colored. DepartmentaI League.

The observation-disclosures game sched-
uled for yesterday was called of on ac-
count of the bad condition of the grounds.
To-day War and Navy will hook up
with Government Printing Office, and a
good game is expected.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
Totals. y sz $ Ta,,,.

1Runs-Lewis (2l. Els 81, Thomas, Baden. Patti
son CZl Wilson o., ,Hewser. Tansill Lord Heistand
Sothern Collins. Left bases-BrOokland. g.:
Takoma, 5. First base on 5alls-On Howser. 4; of
SmOns s. Struck out-By HoWser. 9; By Simons. 6
Two-hase hit-Eiseman. Stolen bases-Dewis t2l
Thomas ~. Bladen. Tansin t2l. Hiett, Sothern
Collins Hit by pitchsr--By simOns, L Wild pitch
-Simons l. Passed balls-Wilson, 3; Krug, j.
80 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Omaha, 2; Denver. Z. Second game
Omaha. 5: Denver, 8.
At st. Joseph-St. Joseph. /; Topeka, II.
At Des MOines-Des MOines. o; Lincoln, L
At Sioux Cty-SiOux City, 3; Pueblo, s.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
G. P. o. TEAM EASY.

Commissioners Work Triple Steal In
District League, Winning, IS to 4.
The Commissioners defeated the G. p.
o. team, IS to 4. making sixteen hits of
four twirlers.
Wooden stole home in the second in
ming, starting a triple steal for the Com
missioners. The batting of Wooden.
MAYHEM, McNulty, and Hayden was the
feature. Cockrell walked every time up.
Score
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
LIE DUO IN FORM.

And Agriculture Defeats Navy by
3 to Score.
Navy could not fathom lie Dues de-
livery and went down before the heavy
artillery OF Agriculture yesterday in the
Departmental League, to q
The fielding OF the two center fielders,
Garniss and Taylor, featured the con-
test. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15

Runs-Watts. Lowe. HOllidge, Doveless Langford,
Walters %. Miles NJ. Broome. Quantreile. Dore.
Symanoskie. First base by erro-s-North Carolins,
&; Ninth. 6. Left bases-Nnth, 7. First base
on balls-Of Heinz. 2: on Dore. 4; of symanoskie,
l. Innings pitched-By Heinz. 6; by Seabright, B.:
by Symanoskie. 2; by Dore 6. Struck out-By Heinz.
z; by Seabright, .; hy Dore, ;: by Symanoske, !.
Three base hit-BreWer. Double plays-Hands to
BrUume To Quantrelle. Hit by ptche-By Dure.
Heinz. Passed balls-LOveless tD. Oliver. Brewer.
Umrire-Mr. Hughes. Time Of game hOlrs
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Chattanoogs-Chattano ): Mobile, ?.
At Atlanta-Atlanta, 4; New Orleans. ).
At Nashville-Nashville, I; Birmingham.
At acknowledgements. 5; Montgomery, 8.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
Pennsylvania Defeats Field Club.

Philadelphia, June A-Pennsylvania de-
feated the Field Club of South Orange,
N. j., on Franklin field this afternoon
g to ). The game was in doubt until
the eighth inning, when the Quakers
landed on Wilkinson for enough hits
to secure three runs.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
BAKERS OUTCLASSED.
Smith Twirls Moses to Victory in
Commercial League, 8 to 8.

Moses Outclassed Havenner in the
Commercial League by the score of s
to ?. For Havenner Munich and Stewart
starred in the field, Stewart especially
by his accurate throwing.
Smith and Luscomb. the Ingram bat
tery, played a good game for the furni-
ture men. Smith getting a double and
tanning thirteen, and Luscomb triple.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
BRooKLAND oUTPLAYED.
Takoma Wins Easy Game in SUBJ
urban League, II to 3.

Takoma. by completely outplaying
Brookland in the Suburban League yes
terday, took the long end of an IL to 5
score.
Howser pitched great ball for the win
ners. allowing his opponents only three
scratch hits and striking out nine. Tan
sill put up good game in center for
the losers Score.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
CONNECTICUT STATE LEAGUE.

At Waterbury, Waterbury, q: New Haven, ).
At Hartford Hartford, 8; Hoyloke. 5.
At Springfield Springfield, o; New Britain,
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8; Bridgeport,
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
Kid Egan Fights Riley.

In Baltimore. next Wednesday, Kid
Egan. of Washington, fights Benny
Riley; Charley Gardner meets Battling
Kelly; Collins boxes Dougherty, and
Danny Lewis hooks up with Kid Seager.
These bouts will be of six rounds dura-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
TotaIs..... 8 s'9 is J
Totals.. -. @ll % Is

two out when winning nn was scored
a. fkkecnsys =. ,..... Ii3oo SO Lilo
I.arg 303fs0e el0i o-s
Rms fosenthal 81. Craven ~, la Foe. Brookes
fz Williams Benton. Gilmore ~. Horn. Goldberg
N Rol,l,,roD' Ieft o, Bookkeebers IL; Law
Z Firsi fasc on bails-oa Williams 4. OF Calanan,
2. of sandSrs 4 Innings pitched ny Caianan. 8:
~ sal.dsrs 4 Hits made-cR calanan s; on
sanders. stuck cut-By Williams. Z; By Gala
nan + - sn,siers s. Twolbase hit Rosenfhai
sfofn bases Smith Rcsenihal ~, CrArrn a.
Brtstrs Williams Elmcfs GoldheTg CO. Robinson
Dcnbie nlar-Afillcr to t;cidbrIe. Hit b. pitcher
m qaisrans i umpfre-sIr. Cfediile Time Of
ssns-i hour aud ) minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Toronto-Toronto, q Rochester. J.
At NewaIk-NeWark, O.; Providence, Second
game: Newark. S; Providence. ;
At Jersey City-Jersey City, 6; Baltimore, . Sec
oud game: Jersey City, 4; Baltimore, 6.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At York-York. 2; Harrisburg, ).
At JOhnstown-Johnstown, 2; Altoona. ).
At Lancaster-Lancaster, 0; Reading. g.
At Trenton-Trenton, 0; Wilmington, g.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
Fenrfneern defeat CardInnIa.

Aiexandf5a Va June 1.-THE EnEi-
nsers Of Washington this Afternoon de-
feated the strong Cardinal A {. to i.
The feature of the game was tho piay-
lnG q Sullivan ard Lynch.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
SOUTHLAND ON TOP.
Takes Fast Game from Woodland in
Olympia League, q to 4.

Southland won from Woodland yester-
day in the Olympia League. to 4, in an
interesting contest. Litchfield twirled
consistent ball for Southland and hooked
up in a battle with Risdon. Clean hit
ting won out for the Southwest boys in
the seventh Spaulding's all-around work
faa t,1red Score.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Charleston Charleston. Z; Albany, 10.
At savannah-SaEannah, 4; Jacksonville, ).
At Augusta-Augusta, }; Columbus, 3.
At CClumb bia-C Columbia. s; Macon, /.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
B. & o. swAMpED.

Station Runs Away with Game iu
n. II. Y. NJ. c. A. League, 13 to 3.
Station easily defeated the B. & o.
team yesterday in the R. R J, NJ. C. A.
League. Ten hits and fourteen stolen
bases, coupled with the ten errors of the
B. and o. team, is the reason for Sta
tion's Is to 3 victory
The improvement of the Station team
was very noticeable. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Observation-Disclosures, 9; Louisville. l.
At Kansas City-Kansas City. }; Columbus. s.
At MinneapoIis-A Minneapolis, 5; indianapolis. :.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Haysrhill-Haverhill, 4; Brockton. ..
At Worcsster-W Worcester, l; Lynn. 9.
At Fall RiTer-Fan River. 3; Lowell. 4.
At New BedforIl-New Bedford, 4; Lawrence, 0.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
Tenth street Boy. on TOP.

The Tenth Street Athletic Club defeat
ed the G Street Stars yesterday, to 0.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
INDIANS NosED OUT.
Company X Wins Loosely Played
Game I'm Marquette League.

Game In Marquette league.
Company X defeated Indian ONCE
yesterday in the Marquette League in a
loosely played game. IL to 10. Both teams
put up about the same article of ball.
but the winners punched their hits and
thus succeeded in winning the contest
Rose carried the batting honors, con-
Meeting safely four out of five times.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
Games Are Played in Every Amateur LeagueTges Whip Yale
ST. MARTINS LOSES.

Errors and WiIdnesH Give Game to
WaverIey, Ii to 8.
Errors lost for st. Martins, Waverley
winning, IA to 8. st. Martins outhit it's
opponents, but lost through poor fielding
and the wIldness of it's pitchers. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
EASTERN wALLoPED:
Cornell Tigers Have Easy Victory
in Capital City League.

The OoTheH team DfOke It's losing streak
by trouncing Eastern, L to l. The game
was slow from the beginning, but was
featured by the hitting of G. Mcdonald
and double play by Eastern. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
CAROLINA TRIMMED.
"Monk" Walters Leads Ninth will
Stick, Which Wins, D to 5.

In an interesting game lasting the full
nine innings, Ninth took the measure OF
North Carolina, in the Sunday School
League, 9 to 5. Monk Walters had
perfect day at the bat, getting three
bingles out of as many trips to the plate.
Score
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15

Runs -Buckholtz Strothers (2). Spaulding, Rogers.
LftchHeld. Grace t2). Riddle l2l. First base on
baIls-of Risdon 4: of Litchheld / Struck out
By Litchfeld. 6; By Risdon. 8. Three-base hits
GTaee senseney. Twu-base hits-spaulding Beavers
Sacrifice hit-Litchfeld Stolen bases-Buckhcltz,
spauldine (2. Huntt Taylor t3). Passed ball
Bjschof. Umpire-MT. Sheckels Time OF game-l
hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
FIRST NATIONAL HUMBLED.

In Bankers League.
The American Security and Trust Com
pany team humbled the First National
nine in the Bankers League yesterday
13 to G.
Anderson pitched consistent ball. but
errors behind him tell the tale. s. RawI-
ings featured with three hits, homer, a
triple, and single. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
BooKKEEpERs AT LAST.
vim First Game by Defeatins Law,

W IN FTEbN OtHH1HS u = ~ ~
10 to D.
II took ten innings for the Bookkeepers
10 heat out Law yesterday, and incident
ally register their first win of the season,
SCOPE N 10 O. In the Bookkeepers' final
t,,rn at the bat Craven walked, stole sec
ond and third. and scored on a Wild pitch.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
DOCUMENTS DEFEATED

bureau League, IL to g.
Document was defeated by Solicitors
in a slow game, L. to Features. catch
ing of Jones and hitting of Green. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15
AMATEUR STARS OF THE DIsTRIcT-No 2.
osMoND LEONARD vARELA,

@oz" osmond
in the
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15

Commissioners. ..............
The Washington herald., 1911-06-15

.Stuthers ont foul bnt on third strike.
yoo5land - % 20 2 o 2 0 %
s,cs,thland - 90 50 2 0 Ks