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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-11-18
6oltef 1eft Dieb!

fpollen mai flint SEE notbpenoigiten
Gebensmittelprooufte berausgreiIen.
Wie 3. 9. Me6l, 3uder, &affee, 8utz
ter uno Wlil9.
Wer iel6it badt, Der tpiiroe ausfinz
ben, oaB bas Mebl tdsli9 um 8
Gents h0ber 81 iteben tommt als
friiber, 3uder gar 5, adffse 3, BUT
ter 3 unb Wlilh, ie nab Dem 8er%
bGltnib Der fletnen atnoer, bon B
Bis 6 Gents auf cine 6anttlie BON
feds 80pfen pro Sag austnaden
piiroe. 6ierbei tpo1en mir ui9t nn@
terlaFen, feltaunageln, ooB unter Dem
Hegime Som 8. So6nion's uno BON
einem ben Sanoelstammerleuten ge>
fGligen bemotrati1den StuOtrath.
Dem Mil9truit Die Wege gsebnet
purben, um Der f4muBigeiten proz
fitgier einiger tpeniger gu otenenr (es
Iou 6ieIes nur nebenbei bemertt tuerz
Oen, aber es tit audi notbtpenOig, oaB
mir bon ieBt on, Den Serren Demo-
fraten auf Die Singer ieben).
Warum min man benn nur Die Gdr=
tpffel uno ni9t au9 Die dnoeren prp~
BUTTE berbilligen? I'm ous 8erbtlltgen
6anOelt es ii6 iiber6oupt ni6t, oenn
es 1T ie6r fragGib, ob mir oieies Be-
bensnlittel gu mdBieen Preiie iperoen
tdufen t0nnen, i'm 9roBen unb 8anz
aen hanoelt es fiCh nur oar1n, odb
mir BON oen fopitaliItii9en uno ton%
rer3ieaen grobgaunern, nd4 allen
Reqeln ser Spibbubenfunit ausgez
raubt peroen. lin Die Aufmertiam>
felt oes gublifums bon bieTen Rdu<
bereien ab5ulenten, ruff man (oer
I 3niIhenbGn6ler) 6altet oen Steb!
9as Rufen, bultet Den Oieb. tit eine
alte SptBbubentdftit, auf tpet6e Die
! Summen immer nod btneinfalen,
pG6renoehen Der eigentli6e 0ieb flott
tpeiter gaunert.
I'm Elm 8eiIpiel an5ufiihren, ipte
qrpBartig Die Yreistreibereien 9efuhrt
iperoen, lei nur Der 8affee ertpdbnt.
Der fat auf bas 0oppeIte geitiegen
lit.
Die 4rbudle So. Fat an einem
Sage fir slpei Millionen Oo[lars
aaffse getauft. sSn oieiem gsrtat
tpuroe bennertt, oab Die heurtge 8atz
Feernte iebr ergiebig, uno oaB Die 4ufz
trGee ou6 bon dnoeren 2dnoern
prompt eingingsn. 9as iie9t beinabe
10 aug, als pb Die gusraubung oes
9ublitums nuf cine internationale
8aiis geftellt perben ion = na ld!
eber piro's audi ni4t belfen:
6. u.
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sSn ben tapitalii itifden 3eitungen
miro augenblidli9 eine 9isfuiiion
sefii6rt, an tpel9er ii9 2eute aus al
len Stdnoen, iogar Regierungsbeamte
6etbeiligen.
0as sbsrna tit, Die biuise aurz
tpffel.
gerfolgt muH oieie OisfuiIion, 10
IoIte man glauben, Dab ous gan5e
2ebensgliid oes 4rbeiters BON Der
billigen &artoffel abhdnge. Sir uns
lit es INNER bon Wihtigteit, oas
Slid, ipel9es uns BON Der iogenannz
ten beferen 8lahe beI9eert peroen
loQ, uuf Ieinen WertA 81 unteriu9en.
Die 8artofiel eignet Iid ni6t gut CUR
SertruItung, mon tanu iie niht gez
fric,en lafen o0er in 2a9erbGuier
oufitapeln, oie geringits 4bpei6ung
BON Der tiiblen 8ellertemperatur gu
elmer ndrrsren, tann iie gum Geimen
brinoen, iie balten ii6 nur gut i'm
Dunfeln unb in Ser ebenmGBen
Wdrme bes Sellers.
Weil aus Sen o6en angefiibrten
Oriinoe ser 6anbel nit hieiem Rabz
rungsmittel nod 0ur6 3pii6enz
fGnbler geIeitet miro, mas bei ben
5ruIts meiitens ni6t Ser SAL 1T,
peliltbt man our6 NbIhaffung oes
- ii9en6Gnblers, oeu 2lrbetter oos
rgroBs Slid" Die biGige 8artofFel
5u5uDenoen.
Seben mir uns bteies mSartoffelz
aliid@ nun einmal genauer an: gtebz
men ipir an, baB cine 5amilie bon
Ie6s 8Dpfen, iGhrIih fiinflnb3pun3ig
8uibel &artoffel tpnIumirt uno oteie
5u Dem getpiB ni4t rieorigen 9reiie
BON a6t5ig Gents pro 8uibel erite9t,
oas mu6t pro Sa6r 5pun5ig Dollar,
pber etpa 51a Sent pro Sag, nehmen
mir ferner an, OaB Oura Die Snterz
pention ser pben genannten y8liidsz
bringer", oa1elbe Quantum au so
Gents pro 8uIhel gu baben iinh, oas
ma9t pro Sabr Is Dollar ooer ettpo
A Gents pro Sag, aHo etpa 112
Gents pro Sag uno 5amilie peniser
Elm uno einen balber Gent pro Gag
Elm DiertelGsnt pro 8opf tpuhr9aftig!
Elm Iebr fleines Slid, ipeldes man
uns beiheeren nil, uber tpiro iinG
beI6eioen, leioer miiffen mir bei6etz
oen iein uno Ielbit oas &leinite an
nebmen. Iber ipie tpmmt es, oaf
man uns serube bus raurtpffefsliit
bringen mill? gs giebt bp6 unoert
gro0utte, Die in i6rer 9ertheueruno
koeuteno mebr arsndcherr-. Wil
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9Sebt, no ote @uhleit porllber, ge-
sien1t es iid, bnB mir ms ilber Die
n0tbigen 9lrbeiten ,no Slufgaben
flor iperoell, Die in 4ngrrff 5lt neb-
men iino, INN rniere Organization 5lt
Itdrfen. Ser grfolg, BEN unIere 9e-
noiIen anf ser SItieite, III Der %.
8urb er5ieltei, seigt rltss naB lplr
ilnIere 9ralrhen polttiId unl5mpan-
oeln unb al,s ,s5ubolien bober1, Den1 lte
lpirfIun iefrr follert. 9as 8afstbum
Der Tortei siuingt ults sll oteler WtaB-
reael, Die. iolange Die Organization
feline arobell Hefiiltate erslelte, nld)t
10 oringe1lo erIhten aeit Der peran-
Derten Sit1tafion perai1oert fih aber
Die noh GrpanTou brangenoe 6ornl
10 ooB mir Die peri6ieoeilen Sprad.
aruppen Der entiprehenoen polltI'
iden @aro Organization, obne err
ltere altfsuqeben, ser letteren an5lt-
olieoern baben neroen, SGB, oils sol
ae baunn, cine groBere GENERALIZATION
aller ardfte i'm Gentralcomlte 1tatt'
finoen mus, oerort, oaB EN- be5ablter
/ Sraoniiator, ols @elddftsage1t, DIE
NoutinegeidGfte Ser Iartei ilberneb-
men nnlB, liegt auf Der Sono, ioipte,
ooB elm Sallptqltartter gelhoTfen
lperben mus, 10 central gelegen, oaf
| es 5un bequemen Semmelplas oller
G5enoIlen mo 5ligleid als Office mn
gfebaction ser Eartei5eitlugen olent
9lne fir sic Eartei notbmenoigel
Ioitationsarbetten rniillen planlna'
| Big lmo ipitenatiif betrieben lperoen
| Inn iSritd)te 5u bringen, lno Der YIN
fong oa5u lit bereits pom Geittral-eo
| mite genlaht tporben, iiloen es ntt
| Ginfiibrllna Ser proportionalen Ser
tretl,ng uno oie ginberltflng elnes
Gonferens Counties befannt gegeber
| bot.
Cine sortei, oie 10 idne1 lpahIt
luic Die u1lirige, bat Dor allem mad
griinoliber Snformation ilber alle Of
! fcntliden slngelegenbeiten allsoil
ihouen uno oarnah 5li tradten, oa'
oielelben I'M 2i1te Der io5iuliItiihel
Grinsipicn cine obiectipe 8ritif erfat
rem ;oenn rlur 10 tperoen Die proleto
riideu Malien ouf ibre WilIion, hi
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Der 7. Npbember 1911 bra6te ser
iocialiI1en portei Ser Ser. Staaten
einen berrliden pollitdnOisen Sieg.
Nidt nur, ouB gum eriten Male TO-
ctaliItif9e Reprdientanten in Die 2ez
sislaturen bon gaetp gprt uno Rbobe
Sslanb ein5ieben, oaB in mebreren
Staoten gon5e Stabtoerpaltunsen
BON Der Iocilaitif9en partei eetppnz
nen uno in pielen onoeren iocialtitiz
f9e 8eumte erpGblt ipuroen, ionbern
es ma6te Ii9 in alien Sbeilen oiefes
2onbes, in benen @ablen iiberbaupt
itattfanoen Elm 10 ungeipObnli9 itarz
tssQni6pellen Der iocialiitiiden 5lutb
bemerfbor, oob om Sage nad Der
Wabl bon alien S6attiruneen Der
topitalii itif9en Prefe uls bas berporz
fe9enolte Moment oes 7. gtopember
bas unertpartete Nuftau4en Der Soz
cialiitiI9en portei ols elm ernit gu
nebmenoer uno pi9tiger Saftor in
Ser amerifanif6en Polttit be5ei4net
puroe.
Die 3eit bes 8erbDhnens uno Der
armfelieen Sobtf9tpeigepolitit bat
Oamit Elm Gnbe erreiht, Die bes rid
1i6tsloIen Samples bat nunmebr be-
gonnen.
rno mir ale tperoen itauneno Be-
merfen miihen, tpie rIdiihtslos man
uns in bieIer freien &epublit Der Wer
Staaten gu betdmpfen peritehen miro
tpie aQes mas elm 8ismard uno feline
Gpisonen eegsn uniere europdiider
Geiinnungs9enoRen per1u9ten uni
t6aten, oas refine &inoerfpiel oageger
getpeien lit.
OieIe GrtenntniB freili4 miro, &C.
nau lpie in OeutI9lono uno Oeiter;
rei9zllngarn, Die iOciliitii6e geipe'
eung ni9t binOern ober in ihrem Sic
geslauf aufbalten, fonbern i'm Se:
gentbeil uns ale nur um1o mebr an:
ipprnen unb Der Sa9e taulenofa6'
SSrii9te tragen.
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Giniee ,piettiee ,lnnemtmnesn.

llebernahme Ser politii6en 8efpalt,
porbereitet. Gs lit ni6t 0ar11it gut ge-
than, oaB Wtitglieber Der Hartei m
9(e,nter fomnen, INN ben 8rubid rto
8roft al beieitigen, ionOern oaB 1le
Dor 9laen auf befGbigt limo, DE
glenter 5ufrieoenltelleno alls5nfltllen.
S2Sn Ser Belt 5tpiifen Der etllen lli1o
Ser onoeren @abl miil'en ple gee1g-
neten IN glsiidt genonn1enen Cant
bibatei1 ltllterrihtet fperoen Oantt ne
mdbreno Der @oblcainpagne Der
86blerihoft geipoppnet NIT alle1r ito-
tbiaen aellntnilien gegenliber treteft
fonneu. @Iaubt cine propaga1otltllhe
Sraaniiation niht Oaralt, prafnlt]-
politiih lih 5il betbatigell alla ais
politiIhe Eortei allf5lttreten 10
braltf,t lie alleroings nidt ailf ale
oie conlpli5irten Sragen ltito Infga-
ben Der 8erlpaltltng ein5ngeben, Damn
broutt lie BLOB 5it neglretl 5li tpeo-
retiiiren, Inn onoeren politip Seitfe1t-
Den bas SSelo 5u iiberlaiien. 8as trttft
aber ouf eie So5ialtIttIhe Fortet
nid,t mebr 5l, ba lie bereits mn 3et-
hen bes @olitipisntus itebt uilh EN-
aroBer Sbeil Ses 8olfes auf olefelbe
nit grlpartllng Iiebt. Die 3eit, no
sic fopitaliItiihen 3eitllngsnertreter
oie politii6en Ganoioateft Der So51a-
liIten often perbobnten, neil ne rtilr
3dblcanoioaten maren, ut porliber;
| ieBt beibt oie Garole in Der Wabl-
carnpogne: Sir ieoes slnt einen fabt-
gen @enoifenl ltno Die fobigen @e-
noIlen n1ii1elt geiuht ltno er5ogen
lperben, longe 3eit, beoor Die 8obl
Dor ser Sbiir lit, earit lld Die Far-
teimiteGieoihaft nit Der praftllbeit
uno sitperlGliigen @eripenobarfeit
bedt. ittfo in oieier Siniiht iollten
uns bie @efperfihaften gntes Weate-
rial liefern, lpesbalb mir alid oaranf
| 5u ieben baben, oaB lid oqS quite gtn-
pernebnlen 5piihen Hartei n1lo Ge-
perfIdoften ltarft uno Die lesteren
niht bon uns iaaen oiirferL Dob mir
an einem 3pieIpalt BON poltttlfer
uno ofononliiher slftion laboriren.
Wean liebt. nit Dem praftiihen
&fnlS., ~,tS 4 4
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9f elp q prf.

Dos ipeialiitiide @otum bat in
@rpb=Nelp gort 5usenommen. Weit
iiter 10000 8Irser baben seitern ibr
arsus in BEN 8reis unter Dem Irm
nit Der 6adel aemadt! Wtebr ols
oreibistauisno 8ahlbere4tiste Mdn=
ner iteben beute in Der rotben Irmss,
Die. in ablsbbarer 3eit aua bier Den
Sieg iiber Die biirserliden Parteien
errinsen miro. llniere gartei bat ubr
$4,000 Stimmen in Dianbattan uno
grpnr erbalten. in 8rpotlpn 10000,
in Queens 3045 uno in &i9mpno
ITO, suiammen etpa 1925, gssen
q, ,493 i'm Sabre 1910, als Senolis
gbarles Gonarb RuHell fir Gouper'
neur fanoioirte.
Sn einisen Oiitritten mar Die gu.
(Jortfesune auf Ssite 81
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8 3 / o.

Sbip marf6irt ppran IN Dem
Mahstbum Der iocialiitii6en Sttmz
men bes 2anoes. Die unentpegte
glqitotion fir Die prin5ipien Der To-
cialiitiI6en partei bat i'm Staate
iiberou Wursel eeIdlagen, uno penn
au9 nod bas gun5e Reiultat Der
Wablen, ni6t tubellirt por uns lie9t,
10 f0nnen mir uns ppbl i6pn beute
elm 8ilo BON Dem Sbioer @rfplge
MAIDEN.
sSn Norpalf, no man auA ntht
nit oen 9ocialiIten gerehnet bate,
puroen 200 Stinmen fir Die So5iaz
lift 8ortp abgegeben; in Weansfielo
erbielt Ser Iocialiitif9e Mtapors@aan=
oibat Gotb fpeit iiber 1000 Stimmen
uno in Wleoina puroe ebenfals ein
iiberraI9eno itartes 8otum fir Den
Wablaettel Der Soeiali1ten abgegeben.
en- glIbtabula ipurOe Der Semotrot
Or. g. 8. Yaroee NIT elmer pluraltz
tdt BON unsefGbr 400 Stimmen er@
ndblt. SIR bas iocialiitiids @taot>
tidet, an oeHen Spibe W. Garlpipein
als 8anoioat fir Mapor itano, purs
ben nur 63 Stimmen tpentger abge7
eeben, ols fir oasienise Der Demo-
fraten. Gs erbielt 1888 Stimmen
mebr, ols in ser lebten Staotpabl
BON Sen Spciali1ten absegeben purs
oen. Oos @siammtpotum mar tpie
folat: Yaroee (3ep.) 1906; @arlpipeir
(9oc.) 1243 uno gpot (Oem.) 92a
5timmen.
en- Hupenna mar bas 8otum fin
manor: Charles 6ubbel Rep.) 4O4
George 9rppes (Soc) 367 uno 8
%. Gioole (0em.) 366 Stimmen.
grobe 5ortf6ritte baben Die So
cioliitsn in Solebo gema9t, ipo Del
Iebr freiIinnise Mapor 8rano Wbtt
lod pieoeraelpGblt ipuroe. Sn De
lebten 9toottpabl ppr 5ipei Subrel
puroen etpa 700 Stimmen fir Dt
IocioliitiI6en 8anoioaten abgegeben
am lebten Oienitas erbielten lie iibs
5000.
2ima bat auBer Dem iocialtftiihe'
. Mtanor Gprbin Sboof au9 orei 90
cialiiten in ben StaOtrutb, oapol
einen at large, eetpdblt. 8ier 90
. cioliiten neroen i'm Staotrath po1
! Columbus fben. 9ort haben oi
! Socialiiten nuhe5u 11,OOo Stlmms
, betommen, fait ebenfo piel, lple II
gtppember b. S. fir ibren aanoioats
| fir gonereBmonn absessbsn tpurOsr
csn Glpria tpurosn fir Gurti
: 9anbofsn, bem Mapprs@aonoioate
: ser Spciolit partp, 400 Stimms
n obsessben, sur sr0bten lleberraidun
5 ser bureerli9en Yolitifer, DE %
: 5idet Ser 9oeialiit partp sarniht
: getradt seaosen battsn, neil 9anhl
IL fen, Der Dor aipei Sahren ebenfal
I fir Mapor tanoioirte, oamals nj
81 @timmen bstam. Mu4 in Sar
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Qrbeiter 8ranfenfnFe gr. 65 nnS tS8
Carpenter Union go. 182
8rnuer Union go. II
gdfer Linton No. 10
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The Washington herald., 1911-07-14
ANALOSTAN CLUB
HOLDS REGATTA
Washington Paddlers Win
War Canoe Event.

Keen competition marked the races in
the first regatta this season Of the Ana
lostan Boat Club yesterday afternoon,
and, Judging from the large crowd that
was present and the interest shown, the
many other club regattas that will be
held during the summer will undoubtedly
meet with the same success. A great
many canoes and motor boats lined the
course. besides a large crowd that filed
the gallery of the clubhouse. The races
started at $50 O'Clock, and were not over
until 7:3O.
The feature race OF the afternoon was
between the war canoes of the Washing
ton Canoe Club and the Anafostan Boat
Club, in which the Washington canoists
won by three-quarters of a length over
a half-miIe course. This race was post
pOned from the regatta Of the Inter
Club Canoe Association, July 4, owing
to the death Of John Holiday, who was
a member of the Analostan Club.
Another race that attracted much at
tention was for four-oared shells, in
which the old crew won from the young
crew by a half length This was the
most closely contested race of the day,
and the winners received many rounds
of applause from the enthusiastic spec
tators. Those who composed the old
crew follow: ]. R. whelbIy. G. Vass. ].
Evans, and A Nevius. The course was
a half mile.
Ideal weather conditions prevailed, and
the races were run on without a hitch
by Capt Rankin Middleton, who was in
charge. The Analostans will probably
hold another regatta in August
The summaries:
Single shells-won by Mcdowell; second. Mathsr;
third, NeJius; fourth, WeightmAn; fifth, VaSA
Course, half mile
Fouroared shels-won BY old crew; second, young
crew. Course half mile Old crew-Whelby, VaSS
Evans and Neyius. Young crew-Edmon6s, Green,
Middleton. and Mcdowell.
Double outrigZer-Won By Fithmann and Combs;
second, Nyman and Thomas; third. BullOuSh and
Double canoss-won By Thomas and Ruthsrfordi :
second, Bullough and Combs; third, Tilson and
Weigh tnAn.
Double outriEEer race-won by Bowie and Green;
second Nyman and BunEell; third. West and Ruth
srford.
war canoe-won by Washington Canoe Club
CyeTius and Garnett Thomas and Green Bowie and
Combs Bullough and Nyman, Tllman and Mo
Dowell Howard and Whelbly. Ehin and EEans,
Rutherford and Brueu, and Kupper). Course. half
mile.
Hberback and Rogers. Watson and Wolfe, David
son and Baser schmitt and Crane Albert and
Heidenreich Maddsrt and Bruen Pomeruy and
Hammer, and Garnett). Second. AnAlostan Club.
The officials were: p. Z. Hamsberg starter. and
Dr. TubmAn and Alfred Dent judges at finish
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14
yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City League Marines, s; Pumpers, 8
Commercial League-P. E P. Co, 10; willard s.
Departmental League-Interior, l5; Interstate, L
District League-C Commissioner 6; Bureau
Independence League-St Martins, Is; Nations
Union. Z.
Marquette League-Indisns, 10; TennaIlytown. T.
Olympia League-Southland 10; Emmanuel L
K. X. Y. NJ. c. A. League-Car, 3; B. & o., L
Southern Railway League-No game.
Suburban League-B -Brightwood Z; ParlTiew, T.
Sunday School Leame-Ingram, Il; Sherwood, II
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital City Leaguo-COTnell vs. Eastern.
Commercial League-C. & p. vs.. p. Z. P. Co.
Departmental League-Commerce and Labor "
Navy.
District League-AlOysius vs.. Columbia
Independents Geague-Manhattan ~ WsEerley.
Marquette League-St. Stephens Company &
Olympia Leagues. S. Nationals vs.. Braddock.
r. r. Y. n. c. A League-Southern vs.. B. & O.
Southern League-Auditors Ts. Law.
Suburban Deague-Parkview vs.. Bdghtwood.
Sunday School Leagne-North Carolina vs.. Ham
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14

huns-IO4eItss, haWHhgS Vt, Rhodes Vt, HocN
(2l. Savers, NOone a.. Whitmarsh. Varela. Barnes
e.. Flynn (2l. Luscombe (D. Upton. Palmer. Eber
vein. First base On errors-SheTwood, 3: Ingram
Left on hases-Sherwood. s. Ingram, s. First
base balS-Of Noone, T. Innings pitched-By
EberFein. 2: by Upton. j: by Crawford 2; by
Flynn L Hits mhde-OR Eberwefn. 5: OF Upton,
4; of Crawford. 5; of Flynn. 2 Struck out-By
NOone, 10; BY Eberwein, L Homo run-Luseombe.
Three-base hit-Rhodes. TWo-base hitS-NoOne,
Rawlings ~. Sayers, Flynn Stolen bases-LoTe-
less. Rhodes, Noone Whitmarsh e. Upton C9.
Double play-Noone to Robinson. Umpire-Mr.
Hughes Time Of Rame-l hour and 80 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14
INDIANS ON WARPATH.
Dance All Around TennnIIytown I'm
Marquette League.

Walker ColstOn's tribe of redskins were
on the warpath yesterday in the Mar
quette League and danced the war dance
around the Tennallytown tribe to the
tune Of 10 TO 7. Manager Smith used
four pitchers in his efforts to stop the
terrible onslaught of the Indians on his
white settlers. but was unsuccessful, as
the Redmen were out for blood and all
the pitcher looked alike TO them. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14

Runs-Waters, Grant, Lee 81, Mcintyre Howell.
Miller. L Junghsus ~, Garner. Solar. Donovan,
Miller. Left On -Brightwood, s. PartTiew. l..
First base ballS-Of SchnedeT. 2; of Donovan.
1; of Junhaus. !. Innings pitched-By Donovan.
I: by SchriedeT, l. Hits made-Of Donovan, 1; of
Junghaus. 2 Struck Out-By SchnedeT. s; by Don
ovan g. Three-bass hit-Chaconas. Two-base hit
ChacOnRs Sacrifice itS-F. Junghaus, Miller.
Stolen bases-GTant ", Howell Lee ~. F. Jung
hGus Gamer. Waters, Stevens ~, L. Jmghaus, So
lRn. Hit by pitcher-By Schneder. l. Wild pitch
-Schrieder. Passed ball-McIntyre. Umpire-Mr
Jenkins Time Of game-l hour and 3 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14

Runs-Feldman a, Charlton 81, Crown Y.
Gsuzza q. Reyn5lds ~, Wade, Harmel (2). Best.
Keys O'Day ~. Gross, @. Donaldson, H. Jones
McKeOn Left On bases-TennaIlytown 6; Indian
ORce 4. First base on balls-0R Reilly, 5; of
Hurley. l. of Jones' /; of Keys l. Innings pitched
BY Reilly 425; by Stadler %; by Jones, l.
3; off Hurley J. struck out-By Reilly. ;; by Keys
s. Home runs-C Donaldson, Charlton. Twobase
hits-H. Jones, Reynolds Hamel. Best. Sacrifice
hit-CrOwn. Sacrifice fly-Keys. Stolen bases-O'Day
90 Gross Feldman (3). Charlton, Crown. GauZza
(2) Reynolds o. Wade. Hit by pitcher-By Keys
2; by Stadler, !. Wild pitches-Reilly. Hurley.
Passed balls-Harmel b. Donaldson. Umpire-Mr.
Collifower Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes.
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B. & o. SIDETRACKED.
Y. NJ. c. A. League.
Baltimore and Ohio lost to Car De-
partment yesterday to 4. Thayer and
limbaugh pitched good ball. Score:

Rws-Cutts, McGlone, Williamson ~. Taylor, J..
CallOw ~, Hughes Co. Handy ~. stansbury, Um-
baugh First base errors-Baltimore and Ohio, 2;
Car Department, p Left on bases-BaltimOre and
Ohio. s: Car Department, L First base balls
Of limbaugh, s; of Thayer. 4. Struck Out-By Um-
baugh IL; BY Thayer, 3. Three-base hits-Handy. J.
CaIlow Stansbury Two-base hit-Hughes. Sacrifice
hit-Pugh. Stolen hases-Williamson e. Smith t2)
Double play-Cutts TO II. Moh Hit by pitcher-By
Thayer, rTaylor, limbaugh. Passed ball.. Cal
low. Umpire-Mr. Hanciboe. Time Of Eame-I hour
and s. minutes.
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Runs-Tansll q, Irowbridge q. SIaIln, VAN
derlip Pollock e., Berger ~, Garland ". Hamp
ton. Moye. Duganne. OrrsOn- First base on errors
Interstate ;; Interior, 3 Left bases-Inter-
state (; Interior. s. First base on balls-Of Gar
land, !; of Balzer, L Innings pitched-By Burke
l-3; BY Balzer, 4; by Cash. %. Hits made-Or
Burke, II of BalDer, S. of Cash. Struck out
By Garland 6; by BalZeT. !; by Burke, !; by
Cash, / Three-base hits-Hmpton. Berger. Sacri-
fee fy-Shalin Sacrifice ht-Callahan. Stolen
bases-Fisher, Orrison. Salb. Tansl Trowbridge
Shalin Pollock Berger Garland Double plays
Callahan TO Fisher to Mess; Callahan Fisher (Z.
Hit by ptcher-By Burke, l; by Balzer. 2. Wild
pitoh-Balzer. Umpire-AIr. Erwin. Time Of game
1 hour and 50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14

Runs-Davis C9, Steele o. Bond Hummer
Wilkins Litz, Schilling ~, Apple t9. Harley e.
Grain First base on balls-Oh Hummer. 6; on
Wilkin6 /; OF Seabrght, :; Of Heinz, 4. Innings
pitched-By Hummer. {: by wilkins, ;; by Sea-
bright, 2-3: by Heinz. Is. BITS made-Oh Kun
meT, II; of wilkins, 2; of SeabTight, ;; of Heinz
Heinz g. Twobass hits Harley, LtZ Steele
Bend. wilkins. Sacrifice hits-Shipiey. Bond, LitI
Stolen bases-Davis 81, Shipley. CoIlingsworth Co.
Taylor Schilling, Grain. Double plays-kummer
to Shipley TO Turner Volman To Litz. Passed
baIl-Munch. Umpire-AIr. MettS Time Of game
l hour and IS minutes
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G. P. o. FoRFE1Ts.

Interior Then Plays Exhibition Game
I'm COIOred Departmental League.
Government Printing ONCE forfeited to
Interior in the Coiored Departmental
League by non-appearance. Interior
played fine exhibition game with a
picked team, which resulted In a tie. ]
to !, after eight innings.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14

BRIGHTWOOD TIES
PARKVIEW, 7 TO 7
New Team Shows Up Well
with Donovan on Mound.

Brightwood and Parkview fought to
standstill in the Suburban League yes
terday, to Z.
Donovan pitched good ball for the Park
boys. He also connected safely for three
hits out of four trips to the plate. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14

Runs-Dechard Hunt, Blair t2l, Beavers ~,
WheAtley. Litchhsld ~, Ebert, Wilcox Zanelli IT,
WOrtendyke First base balls-Of TAggart o..
of Litchhed. l. Struck cut-By Taggnrt, Il: by
Ltchfeld s. Home un-Dechard. Three-bass hits
Wheatley, ByrDe. TwobSSe hit-DechArd. Sacrifice
hits-Gates. wilcox, Znnelh Bolton. Stolen bass
Zanelli Dechard, Strother C2. Litchheld Ebert
Double plays-Taggart TO ZGnelH to Fegan; Etch-
field to HUNT to Strother; Rist0n to iDechard 10
Hunt. Hit by pitcher-CarrOll. HUNT. Wild
pitch-Taggart- Passed ball-Fegan Umpire-SIr.
Sheckells. Time Of gamel hour and 50 minutes.