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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21
Accidents.

The wind whirled a mans hat high
in air, and in his frantic leap for it be
butted into another man, and the two
together banged into fine plate glass
window, cracking it from top to bot
tom. The plate glass insurance com
pany, after making good the damage,
demanded payment Of the two men
who had broken the window. But
these two men consulted a lawyer and
learned that, since the mishap had been
an accident pure and simple, they
were not liable in any way.
People often pay for such acct
dents" the lawyer said, "but they are
very foolish to do so. There is no law
In the world TO make them pay cent. "
st. Louis Globe-Remocrat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21

$50 this Is L. o94i I.4g Mr.. PoorIey
gave you?" said Miss Bright, examin-
ing it critically. Are you-er-pleased
with it?'
''Oh, yes" replied Miss Dumley, ''but
you know the old superstition about
obals. I'm afraid it'll bring me bad
luck"
"But-er-this can't bring you any
thing worse than an imitation Of bad
k."-Philadelphia Press.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21

Peru, before the conquest by Spain,
was a curious example of socialism.
After the government and priesthood
had been paid all the rest Of the money
was divided equally among the people.
Consequently poverty was regarded as
a crime. and those who would not
work had to starYe.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
Review Of Amateur Leagues and Gossip Of Interest
SEWAGE PUMPING STATION
is PLAYING GREAT BALL
Leads Capital City League and BIZ Fair to Land the
Pennant-Manager Mohler Ha Fast Bunch
of Ball TOSSers.

The Sewage Pumping Station team is
attracting a great deal Of attention in the
Capital City League. So far this season
they have met each team in the league
twice. and have not tasted defeat
The team is only slightly changed from
last season. Capt. Mullin has been shift
ed from second to first. In his new pos
ition he has had fifty-seven chances. He
fell down or only one of these. Murray
has moved from short to second. and is
fielding in great shape. This lad leads
or in the batting. and gets on more than
half the time. Collingsworth, at short
is new man. this being his first year
in the Capital City League. His field
ing is clean. and he can snap the ball
over to first in big league style. Chick"
Davis is at third again this year, and
is playing his usual star game. Chick"
is a born ball player. and the hackers
OF the Pumping Station outfit with many
others. consider him the most finished
infielder in the amatuer ranks of WASH
ington.
The outfeld is equally strong. Timan-
us Is a newcomer in right. who has mace
a great impression with his speed in the
field and on the bags. Steele, in center,
Is the lad who led the league in batting
last year. He bids fair to equal or bet
ter his own record. In the opening game
of the season. with two men on the
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

sacks, Steele toi of a home run. Four
days later ne ghered two homers and
triple out Of f,r times up. He leads
the team in hitas. base-steaIinp am,
run-getting. ''BuI" Taylor. the big lad
in left for the staon can take care OF
anything that cons his way and hats
wei above the ~ mark. Stuart and
Hoffman. who alter,te behind the bat,
are a finished pair catchers and dam
gerous men with tn willow Anv ONE
who steals a base wi one OF these lads
on the job can consitr himself lucky
In the pitching deptment thew have
Martin, the lanky Tenessee lad who
has already earned I, title OF "the
Walter Johnson OF Z CAPITAL City
League" Moore. who as been with
the team since II starte, seldom allows
more than t..ree or To- hits, and is
a good man at hat. agile is their
only left-hander. and ha a formidable
assortment of twisters. Enyey. the old
Railroad Lacquer. is shone a lot of
stuff this year. Buscher md BARTON
two twirlers with great relations. will
join the club later on.
Manager r. c. Mohler derives q LOT
of credit for having such a W, organized
crew. He can tell a ball. plier a mile
away. and the team he has ,otten TO-
gether would work their hea, of for
him. Last year was their fl season
in organized ball, and they filmed sec
ond to the District champioI This
year II looks like a runaway + them.
Give 'em credit!
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
TO.DAY'S GAME ON
ELECTRIC BOARD

The Rodier Electric Base
ball Scoreboard has been in
stalled in the Cosmos Theater,
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th
street, and to-day's Washing
ton-St. Louis game will be re-
produced in the realistic man.
ner characteristic of this
scoreboard. An especial invi-
tation is extended to the
ladies. The game to-day is
called at 4 o'clock (our tirne),
and the box office will be open
at l O'Clock for the reserva-
ton and sale of seats. Cool
house. Music.
E. Lawrence Phillips, the
baseball announcer, will Off
ciate.
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BROOKLAND WINS.
Beckert Twirls Great Game and
Brightwood Loses, to 1.

Brookland broke into the won column
in the Suburban League yesterday by
easily defeating the Brightwood Young
sters, to l. To Beckert should go most
of the credit for the easy victory. In
the seven innings he allowed the Young
sters only three hits and sent ten Of
them to the bench via the strike-out
route. Brightwood's only run came in
the first session. when Baldus let Per-
ley's grounder get by him. Perley then
stole second. and crossed the counting
block a minute later, when Baldus let
another grounder get away from him.
Heistand led at the bat. smacking out a
triple and a single out of three trips
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

Rms-W. Stewart, Platt 10, McMahon C2l
Bailey. Anderson ~. Holbriner 81, Plunkett (2l
Stewart C3l. Muye ~. Left on bases-Adams g.:
Congressionals. 4. Fhst basc balls-oh Ander-
son. 2; of Thompson. l. Innings pitched-By An
dcrson, IA; by McMahon, l 2-3 Hits made-Oh
Anderson. 4: If McMahon. 2 Struck out-By An
derson, s. by McSIahon. 3; by Thompson. 6. Home
mn-Platt Sacrifice hit-Plunkett Stolen bases
Holbruner. PlunkCtt Hughes t2), Move (2l. Thomp-
son. ". Stewart. Clements. Platt ~, McNIahou,
Bailey ~. Loveiess. Anderson. Double plays-Hect
to Bailey: Gibson 70 AIcNahon Hit by pitcher
By Anderson c. Stewart Passed balls-Hect / !;
McGolrick, /: Platt. 4. Umpire-Mr. Sherman.
Time Of game-l hour and 9 minutes.
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Navy Yard Team ChalIenee.

The baseball team Of the breech mech
anism shop. of the Washington Navy
Yard, would like to hear from all clubs
in the city for Sunday games.
Manager Shannon has fast and hard
hitting team and claims the apprentice
championship of the navy yard.
The lineup: Giovannetti cetcher and
captain; GosneI pitcher; Roland first
base; Raini, second base; Herburger,
third base; Higgs. shortstop; Shanahan.
left field: Herman, right field: Murphy.
center field. and Snellings and Hough.
substitutes. -
Address for games H. D. Shannon,
Brsech Mechanism, Shop, Washington
Navy Yard.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
BASEBALL AT GAYETY.
Electric Score Board to Show To-
days NatiOnaIs-St. Louis Game.

The new graphic score board actually
showing the ball in action. will repro
duce to-days game between Washing
ton and st. Louis at the Gayety Theater.
Manager George Peck having arranged
with the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany to run a special wire from St Louis
to the theater. and the game between Nc
Aleer's ''Hopefuls" and Wallace's Hope
less will be shown play by play, every
move on the ball field being. accurately
depicted on the score board.
To those who enjoy a smoke during
the game. they will be permitted thar
luxury. while the comfort of the specta-
tors is assured. The game is called at
o'clock washington time). The box
Office will be open after l o'clock for the
sale of tickets.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
National Union Baseball Team.
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Bankers Learle-No game.
CAPITAL City Leagle-Nay Yard. o; Seaman Gun
ners. (eNhibitiCn gimel.
Commercial League-Chesapsske and Potomac. 7:
Havenner !.
Departmental Leas,e-AgricIlture ); Interstate. o.
District League Congressional TO- Adams. tex
hibition camel.
lndencndence LeagIe-St Paul, n; Shamrock l.
Marquette LeagIe-Nayal Mediccs. 9; Company
X. I.
Olympia Leagle-Southland. 3: Braddock. g.
Railroad Y. NJ. &. A. LeagIe-No game.
Southern Railway Lcaguc-Iaw. u: BOokkeepers. s.
Suburban LeagIc-Bruokland. 5; Brghtwood. l.
Sunday School League-Anacostia, s; Sherwood ).
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
TREASURERS TEAM WINS.
Southern Railway Boys Down In
surance Team, Ii to 2.

The Treasurer's Department ball team
of the Southern Railway defeated the
Equitable Life Insurance team .on the
White Lot diamond yesterday afternoon,
l3 to Z.
The features included sensational
catch by Dave Virts, Of the Insurance
team, and the catching of Ely.
The teams batted as follows: Treas
urer's Department-Cook. IT,; Young, S.. /:
Herring, cf.; Jones, 3D.: Parker, 2b.:
Early. h.; Maynard. rf.; Burr. c.. and
Ryan, p.
Equitable Life Insurance-Fowler, 1b. /;
Nettleship. a.; verts. S.; Zirkle, 2b; Pur-
ley. 3b.-rf.: Cooper. rf.: Luckett, 3b. |;
Gibson, cf.: Ely, c., and Symanoshde. p.
Score:
Tressurer's Department. 2 3 20 o6 Obs
Equitable Efe...-..-............ / 003 o.
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SOUTHLANDS WIN OUT.
Ebert Makes Dash for Plate and
BraddOckS Lose, 81 to -.

BY tieing up the game in the last
inning on a single to right and then
scoring the winning run by daring dash
to the plate on a short single, Ebert, the
husky slabman of Southland, came out
with the long end of the score against
Braddock yesterday in the Olympia
League to S.
Ebert also covered himself with glory
when he relieved Watson, who was be-
ing batted hard. and stopped Braddock
at once. Inc batting OF HUNT and
Smith and the fielding of HUNT and R
Benton were the features. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
HOPKINS RESERVES WIN.
Cathedral school Beaten 3 to 1 in
Six-inning Game.

Poor fielding lost a game for Cathedral
yesterday against Johns Hopkins Re
serves, the score when the game was
called in the sixth. SO that the visitors
could catch train, being to /.
Todd twirled good enough for Cathedral
to win almost any game, but his team
mates were unable to connect with the
bal: when hits were needed. Cathedral
lost a chance 20 score in the last inning,
when Stone smashed out a triple, but
was thrown out in attempting to make
home. Crane fielded his position well.
Satler. for the visitors, kept the hits
well scattered and struck out nine men.
Scpre.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

Knns-Lynch, Snowden ~. Suthesnd Cocknel
C9. Patterson. AsIryke ~. Duva3 ~, Israel.
Warthern. Clark Herrell. Andersen Heudric, 4
Hustler. First base On erTors-Kensinssn. 4: Alex
andria, . Left baseS-kensington, s. Alexan-
dria. 10. First base Cn bals-Oh Pts. 6; cH
Huetler. 8; of Herrel. l. Innings Gtched-By
Huetler. s; of Herren. Hits made-0 HuetIer
s: of Herrell. Struck out-By Pis 5; by
Huetlcr, s: By Herrell ,. Home rul- As,ryke
Twobase hits-Patterson. Snowden, Wartep. An
derson, Israel. Passed balls-Patterson, /: Hon
bricks, 2. Umpires-Messrs. Cockrell and zachary
Time Of game-3 hours and Is minutes.
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Rrrns-Nortn. BuCkholtz ~. Hunt, Beavers %.
Ebert. Smith ~. Cash IT, Remburg. Woodward.
balls-Of Renten 5: of Watson, 5: of Ebert l.
Innings pitched-By Ebert. 2; by Watson. 1. Hits
made-Of Watson. s; off Ebert l. Struck out-By
Benten. ;; by Watson. 4; by Ebert. 2 Three-base
hitS-CaT. Smith. Coursey. Two-base hit-Ebert.
Sacrifice fy-Buckhoitz. Sacrifice hit-R. Benten.
Stolen bases-Norton. BuckhOlu C2. Hunt ~.
Ebert Remburg Cash 49,. CO'Irscy c2l. Clsack t2).
Handey ~. Hit by ritcher-By II. Benton ~.
Wild ritch-H. Benten. Passed balls-Joy. Merdock.
Tmrire-Nr. Coddingtcn. Time of game-l hour and
% minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
MEDICOS WIN AGAIN.
Trounce Company X in Slow Game,
8 to 4.

Naval Medicos made II four straight in
the Marquette League when they defeat
ed Company X. 9 to 4. Ernest, manager
OF Company X, used three pitchers to
stop the heavy hitting of the students.
but his efforts availed him nothing.
Lawrence. the plucky second sacker on
the Medicos, played his usual good game
getting three hits out of four trips to the
plate. He also fielded his position in big
league style. accepting every chance with
ease and without a miscue. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

Kuns-KOsentha l-7. Frost. GoIdFFrg ". EImoFe,
Robinson O. Terry. johnson. Horne ~. Smith ~.
Humphrey ~. Craven. La Foe. Left bases
Law. :; BnokkeCleTs :. First base hallS-bf
Tanner ). Struck out-By Terry. s. by Tanner. la
Home run-RobinsoH. Three base hts-Terry. era
ven. Two-base hit-Robinson. stolen bascs-Rosen-
thai 81. Gioldberg ElmoTe. Robinson. Terry. Horne
Craven o. Ia Foe Smith. Humphrey. Hit by
Titcher-By Tanner. RoSenthal and Goldberg. I'm
pire-Mr. Credible. Time of game-l hour and S
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
SEE THE GAME AT COSMOS.
Complete Returns of Nationalist
Louis Battle To-day.

Complete returns of to-day's st. Louis
game will be reproduced on the Rodier
Electric Scoreboard. at the Cosmos this
afternoon startin at o'clock, Washing
ton time. The Cosmos board is of the
latest improved style and every play is
distinctly shown. Added to the comfort
able seats and the cool auditorium. this
will undoubtedly draw a large attendance.
The game will be run off between the
specialties and pictures and should make
an interesting performance.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

Rlns-Charlton 81. Cullen I5I BeaIl. Sannino t3I.
WesenDerger 5I. McAiaurice (3I. Burns ~. Parker
Greer Msyhew ~. 7. Breen. Fitzgerald O'Dea
~. o'Connor, d. Brecn 49,. Tuohy. Left on bases
st. Paul. 5; Shamrock. 10. First base balls
on Greer. 5: of Tioly }. Struck out-By Greer.
Il: by TIohy. Home rIn-Burns. Three-hase
hit-FitzgibbOns. Charlton. Twobase hits-Weisen-
berger t2l. Tnohy. McAiaurice. Beal- Stolen bases
Burns ~. Parker Weisenberger. O'Dea. ID.
Breen. Tuohy. Charlton. Double plays-Fitzgerad
TO Fitzgibbons tn O'Connor: Burns to Beall. Wild
pitcf-iircer. Passed balls-Parkcr Fitzgerald.
Umpire-Mr. McCay. Time Of game-l hour and IS
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

Runs-Byan. Ls Due, Reeves. First base on
errors-Agriclltme. ]. Left bases-Interstate, 5;
Agriculture. g. First base balls-Oh Reeves 2:
of Balzer. j. Struck out-By Reeves, Z; by Balzer.
s. Three-base hit-Le Due. Two-base hits-A. Mac
Donald ~. Bryan. Stolen bsses-Callahan. Hit
by pitcher-By Balzer tReevesl. Umpire-Mr.
Abbey. Time Of game-l hour and Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
CONGRESsIONALS FORFEIT.
Then Win Exhibition Game from
Adams Team. 10 to D.

The game in the District League went
by forfeit to Adams to o. the Congress
sionals not having nine uniformed men
on hand when the game was called to
play.
In the exhibition game. the Congress
sionals won a hotly contested struggle.
10 TO g. Platt, of Adams, drove the
ball over left field fence for a homer
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

Rrns-R. Thomas. Brauner. Rhodes. Jackson,
Skillman. Mctiath ~. BJrcher. Quigley. First base
on balls-Of Thomas, !: off Quigey. l. Struck out
BY Thomas s. by Quigley. 5. Home rlns-Brauner.
Rhodes Thrcehase fit-Quigey. Sacrifice hit-Dil-
saver Stolen bases-Dilsaver. Mctirath. Wild pitches
Thomas. 2 Passed ball-Sayers Umpire-Mr.
Hughes. Time Of same-l hour and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
Atlantics Play To-day.

On Sunday at Gonzaga Park. First and
NJ streets northeast, the Atlantics viii
play an ail-star aggregation piloted by
Jack Leonard. The game will start at
2:30 o'clock. This will commence a series
of games the Atlantics have scheduled
on Sundays at this park. meeting all the
strong teams around the city.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
ALEXANDRIA VICTOR
Trims kensingtOn Team in I'm ,t
Game, 10 to 8.

Alexandria. Va, May 13.-The AI,an-
dria baseball team defeated the song
Kensington nine to-day, 10 to 8.
Pitts was little unsteady at the If
set, but as the game progressed he It.
tied down and pitched in his old-tie
form.
The feature of the game was Astryka
drive over the center field fence for
home run. with two men on bases, tyin
the score. Herrell played a good all
around game Tor tie Kinsington team
Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
AGRICULTURE TAKES GAME.
Reeves Holds Interstate Safe at All
Stages of Game.

Reeves. of Agriculture. had the heavy
hitters of the Interstate team. in the
Department League yesterday, breaking
their backs trying to connect with his
slow ball and the Farmers calcimined the
Blue and Gray team. 3 to o. ..
There were two peculiar fielding fea-
lures Of the game. Bryan, the left fielder
of the Aggies, having eight put-outs to
his credit, while the entire Agriculture
team had only three assists, all three
being captured by Peters. the second
baseman. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
DeltrY Club WING.

The Deltry Athletic Club defeated the
La Grand Athletic Club, to 2. The fea-
lures of the game for the losers were
the pitching of the fourteen-year-old
star. Lou Rupertus. and the catching of
Jack Easter. The game was a fast one.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
st. Joscub,. Win. Again.

The st. Joseph's added another scalp
to their belts yesterday, when the Christ
Child Italian club was defeated. by to
z. The features OF the game were the
pitching of Fraser for st. Joseph's and
the pitching Of Fasso for the Italian
boys
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
SOUTHERN RAILWAY LEAGUE.
SUBURBAN LEAGUE
COLORED DEPART,
ANACOSTIA WINS AT LAST.
Takes Game from Sherwood In Sum
day school League, to 3.

Anacostia 8 and Sherwood 3 was the
final result in the Sunday School League.
The Anacostia bunch won the game on
errors by the Sherwood crew, every ball
hit on the ground was fumbled or
thrown away by the Sherwood team.
Brauner and Rhodes connected for
home runs. Brauner scoring Thomas
ahead of him. Dusty Rhodes was bad
ly spiked, but finished the game with
Sherwood. Score:
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spartan Junior. win.

Yesterday the Spartan Juniors won
over the Highlanders. II to TO- Barrow
and Rice was the battery for the Spar
tans. In the seventh inning the Spar
tans landed on the Highlanders' pitcher
and drove him to the bench.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

IIuls-h WttheaId, >. WethefaId VI. BRtley
~. Iddinss C2). Msrlowe ~. Dorsey C3J, Lnar.
STORY. Garrett ~. Anderson, Warield Twbase
hit-windham. Three-base hit-Bentley. Firstbase
on balls-Of Dorsey l: of Hicks. l. Struck 1t
By Bentley. 5; by Hicks, 4. Double plays. With
erald to Iddinss. Passed balls. Hays Cu1. me
Of game-l hour and Is minutes. Umpire Mr.
Shields.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

Baldus. Beckert. Left baSes-Brookand. 5;
Brightwoud 6. First base on balls-Of King s. of
Beckert, l. Innings pitched-By King. 4: by Brown
3. Hits made-Of King, Z. Struck out-By King
8: by Brown /: by Beckert. 10. Three-base hits
Tansill. Heistand Sacrifice hts-Jullien. Heistand.
Stolen bases-Tansill ~, Julien, Hiett, G. King
Perley Howell Hoffner. Bolden. Hit by pitcher
BY King Tnsill; by Beckert. Devers. Wild pitches
king 2. Umpire-Mr. Brooks. Time Of game
hour and 30 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
SANDY SPRING WINS.
Takes Slow Game from Rockville
High, II to q.

High, II to q.
Special to The Washington Herald
Rockville. Md. May 13.-The secondor
a series of games between teams repe
senting the Sandy Spring and Rockvie
high schools was played at the fsr
grounds here to-day, Sandy Spring wiz
ming. Il to 6. The first game wa] wo,
by Rockville. The Rockville boys wer,
in poor form to-day. and were outtayeo
by Sandy Spring in all departments
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
oriole star. winner.

The oriole Stars defeated the Circle
Stars on the Monument grounds by the
score Of II to TO- The features Of the
game were the pitching Of Barksdale
and the catching Of Hart for the Orioles.
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LAW WINS AT LAST.
TrOunces BOOkkeepers in Southern
Railway League, IL to =.

Law trimmed the Bookkeepers yester-
day in the Southern Railway League
after nine innings OF play replete with
heavy hitting. l. to s. Robinson's hitting
was the feature, the Lawites' backstop
getting a single, double. and home
run out Of four times at the bat. Score:
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Youn. N.tionaI. win.

The Young Nationals defeated the Kraxy
Kats In an exciting game, l6 to 2. The
feature of the game was the pitching of
Simpson, who struck out twelve men.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
SHAMROCKS DEFEATED.
Lose Initial Game in Independence
League, - to II.

In the initial game in the Independence
League. Shamrock Athletic Club suffered
badly from stage fright. and was easily
beaten by st. Paul. "a to II, in a con-
test marked with errors.
Both teams hit the ball freely and also
erred as often. Toward the end of the
game the newcomers played brilliant ball.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
GAME AT UNION PARK.

Washington Giants and Columbk
Stnrs Play To-day.
Manager F. l. Mockabee, of Unid
League Park, announces that the WASH
ington Giants and Columbia Stars wi
play at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Mockabee applied for and wa
granted a license to hold this game, tn
first license Of its kind to be issued i
WASHINGTON.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

errors-J. H. r., 4. Left On bases-Cathedral. &;
J. H. r.. 2 First base on hals-Oh Todd. /; of
Satler Z. Struck out-By Todd, 8; by Satler, g.
Three-tase hit-Stone. Sacrifice hit-Crane. Stolen
bass-Cfane Lockwood t2) Rust C2I. Douoho, Roe
der. Hit by pitcher-By Todd. 2 Passed balls
Rust Howell. Umpire-A1r. Peet. Time Of game-l
hour and 10 MINUTES.
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Turlinwton AthIltio. Win.

The burlington Athletics won q close
game. to I. defeating the Gladstones.
The feature Of the game was the pitch
ing Of Coombs and Taylor.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
Belmonts win ARuiu.

The Belmonts again added a victory to
their list by giving lesson In baseball to
the Sunday. school boys of Vermont Ave-
nue. Christian Church, B to g. Score:
Belmonts. ts.....................--.- 3 32l2 SIS
vermont Avenue q o o o.
Batteries-Colton and Fuller; spiker and Rohnse.
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WayerIy Defeats q. H.. IL

In close and hotly contested game
Waverly outplayed G. H. I. on the lat
ters ground The game was a battle
royal until the last inning
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

Runs-Hayden Smder ~, Yoho t2l. Beasey Rob
ertson C2l la Sale. Kluge. Lynch. Fiede. KooSle.
First base errors-NaVa Mciicus 3: Company h.
l. Left bsses-NaEal Meticos. 6; Company X 3.
First tase bslls-Of La Sale 4; of YOho !: Of
Dutton .; of Forbes, !. Innings Titched-By Ioho.
=, by La Salls 5; Ly Dutton. l-3; BY Forbes 2-3
BY Goetzinscr. !. Hits made-Of Yoho 2: Of La
sale. 4: OF Dutton. s. of Forbes. S. Struck out
By YOho 2; b. La Sale. 8; By Forbes. 2: by GOet-
dnger l. Sacrifice hit-La Sale. Stolen bases-
KoogIe Snider Yoho. Lawrence ~. Kerr C2l. Beas-
ley. Hit by ritchcr-By La Sale. J. Wild pitches
Yoho ~. La Sale. Ferries. Passed ball-Beckstein.
minutes.
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Totals. ....... q 6 IS 10 s