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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10
TO FILL DEER FLAT RESERVOIR
Water Turned in and Steady Strea n
Flowing Into Big Pond.

Water was turned into the feeder
canal from the Boise river on the sec
ond of this month and reached the
upper reservoir last Saturday and has
risen three and one-half feet. 1t will
be but a few days more when it VII
commence filling the lower reservoir
The reclamation officers say that they
will raise the water in the lower reser-
yoir fully ten feet higher than it was
last year.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10
A Good Time Coming

The Epworfh League of the En- +
Methodist church vii hold Valen-
tine Social ON Wednesday evening.
Feb. IS, at s O'Clock in the basemen.
OF the ae~ church \ general iu,i-
tation is extended 10 the young peo-
pie Of the eily Particulars later
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10

Strayed-To my ranch miles north
west of Caldwell, one red roam COW
branded by combination of It. H. L.
also has underbit on right ear. J.R
McCullom.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10

Our new line of wall paper viii be
IN about Feb. IS. Wait and see it be-
fore you buy. Caldwell Pain, & Wall
Paper Co, 120 South Kimball.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10

FOR SALE-Team, wagon and har-
ness, team weighs about 24OO pounds,
one is six, other seven. Independent
phone "a Red. j27-tl
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10

Let us figure with you on sheep DIP
ana disinfectants; we handle PARK
Davis, "Kreso" sheep dip and dislnfeet.
ant Caldwell Pharmacy, next door TO
postoffice.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10

Red Glover Seed for sale--Fancy re-
cleaned seed 13hc, Write for fres
sample. J. @. whittlg. Caldwell, Idahe
Ind. Phone.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10

You get expert service at our ke-
OAK finishing Department. We do :.
quick too. Snodgrass Picture shoP'
Poom II Egicston Block.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10
A Musical Treat.
people.

This company will appear in the
basement Of the new Methodist
church March l. Particulars later
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10

Money + 'ean on farm property
T. S. Harrington.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10

Wanted to Trade-Team of horses
Tor good driving horse. See P. e. Smith
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10

FOR SALE.-Ten acres of land,
H4e acres in alfalfa and berries,
10000. Two miles from Notus.-L.
y Johnson, Notus. J27-F18
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10
VIVA HE BELLEVUE NFWS SAYS
OF US.
Blaine County.

The Caldwell Commercial club is
considering the ACCESSIBILITY of in
stalling factory at that place for the
manufacture of machine for grub
bing sagebrush, invented by Noun
tainhOme man.
The big steel tank for the city water
works is being put in place in
Caldwell. When completed it will
hold 10000 gallons and will give a
pressure of IS pounds, sufficient to
throw two inch stream over the
highest building in the city.
One of the largest mortgages ever
fled in Canyon county was put on
record in the county clerks office last
week. The amount specified is $780,
100000, and is given by the Oregon
Short Line railroad to the Central
Trust company of New York.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10

Saturday only Bars Chocolates SOC
per lb. at Botkin-H Harmon Drug Co.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10

Modern new six room house for
sac, 'asv terms. Sec Hasbrouck, at
,sGat -
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10

VIII bake bread, wash. iron. or
-. Ms c. \ De;.-;c'-. ~ 49,
C-y.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10

$500 to loan on farm security. g ne
cent interest. Smith & Scatterday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10

All men are liars. you know" said
her friend Yes she replied, but
II is so pleasant sometimes to sit
close to them and listen to them
lie."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10

Money to Loan-Money to loan on
q. II seccr,ty. So :. :. :Ia~ris gtcl.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-10

20 acres one-fourth mile from tile
Sebree electric line, 200 yards from
new school, SIS an acre, one-half cash,
balance easy ]. S. Harrington.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
MEMORIALS MAY
SPRING SURPRISE
Hope to Capture Trophy at
Municipal Games.

The Memorial Athletic Club is making
strong preparations to carry away the
team trophy for the highest number of
points in the Municipal games July l.
This club has sprung several surprises
in recent athletic events. and new men
are expected to show strong for the first
time.
The Memorial will enter eight or ten
men in the various events.
John Campbell is a conner as a long
distance runner and bids fair to equal the
stunts of Johnnie Hayes. He was the
first washington entry to cross the tape
in the intercity Marathon race from Lau-
rel, Nd. to Washington, and was also
eighth in the Washington Cross Country
Clubs run. Campbell has been training
faithfully, and has made fast trials for
shorter distances. He is entered in the
half-mile, mile, and three-mile events,
and is expected to place in each.
Wilbur F. Kellogg, a Technical High
athlete, is the scholastic champion of the
District in the high jump. with mark
of feet inches. He is also entered in
the mile and three-mile runs.
The other entries follow: Dudley B.
Howard, in $50 yards, mile, three-mile;
also in the running high jump; George
w. Keane, $50 yards and three miles;
William Z. harrington, $50 yards, mile,
and three miles; John J. Corridor, $50
yards, one mile. and three miles; Harry
Magruder, $50 yards, one mile, and three
miles; Freddy Reeves, $50 yards, one mile.
and three miles; Norman Liscomb, $50
yards, one mile, and three miles; Ausian
Ryan, 100 yards and 220 yards: Talmage
Cordell, 100 yards and 20 yards; Michael
-
King, 100 yards and 20 yards.
This club also expects to have some
very fast 44O-yard men and a few good
shot putters.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
RACING DRIVER KILLED.
Walter DonneIIy Crashes Into Fenc,
While Wife Looks On.

Milwaukee, Wis, June 21.-Walter Don
nelly, member of the Gina automobile
racing team, was fatally injured this
afternoon in the fortieth mile of what
was to have been a 1fty-mile event,
dying at Milwaukee Hospital a few
hours later.
While DOnnelly was racing at terrific
speed about the north end OF the course,
his wife, with her babe in her arms,
was calling to the little one, See papa
coming so fast"
Hardly had she spoken the words when
the machine skidded to the fence and
ripped away five posts, hurling frag-
ments of the railing far to one side and
throwing Donnelly into the grand stand
upon his head.
He was rushed to the hospital, where
an operation was performed, but he
never recovered consciousness.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22

nan, Karl Dampier. Dropped: Charles
Becker, L. T. Trudewind.
National Union-Added: George Shedd,
Edwin Williams, Thomas E. Donovan.
Released: George Elberwine, Herbert
Barnes, Frank Graves.
Waverly-Added: Paul Huettner, Charles
Travers. Released: ]. Bullock, Alexis
Doyle.
Olympia League.
Silver Spring-Added: Adlai LoehL Re-
leased: Cecil Tavenner.
Woodla nd-Added: Wallace Robinson.
Hayward Woodward
Southland-Added: Harry Pasagno,
Harry Reid. Released: E. J. Kearney.
Immanuel-Added: Julius Flood, Peter
Wilson, Adolph Rawlings, Arnold Colt,
Earl Mcintosh. Released: Wurtz, Git
tings, Rout, Rapee.
R. r. Y. N. c. A. League.
Southern R. R.-Added: w. 7. Platz, r.
B. McGregor, C. H. McClung, ]. G. Leach,
F. E. Burns. Released: W. L Shumate,
NJ. Platz, E. r. Buckler, Walter Wilson
John Howley.
Union Station-Added: J. L. Rust, B. P.
McCann. Released: G. w. AIlenworth.
H. l. Merchant, J. L Priest, A. ]. Sher-
man.
B. & o.-Added: A. ]. Wall J. NJ.
Cults. r. NJ. McGIone. Transferred: r.
Z. Thayer, from Southern R r. to B. &
o. Added: E. L. Etchison, c. w. Mani
fold, r. A. Miller, w. o. Wilson, r. z.
Wollett- Released: A. ]. Wall, A. " Nc
Clone, ]. NJ. Cults. S. c. Brown, A. H.
Glynn, F. o. White, T. T. Williams, w.
l. Green.
Car Observation-Disclosures: B. P. Nc
Cam, Edward F. Kelly
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
BROWNE GOES TO BROOKLYN.
Former Washington OutheIder Sign
Up with Dodgers.

New York, June H.-George Browne.
who played right field for Johnny Nc
Graw in the two pennant years is back
in the big leagues. Yesterday President
Ebbets, of the Superbas. signed him up.
and he will make mis- appearance this
afternoon. Browne could not get along
with Joe McGinnity, of the Eewarks, and
recently secured an unconditional re-
lease. The blond-haired ball player bat
ted .2S3 in 1904 and .293 in 1905. Browne
was with Washington two years ago.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
HARVARD MAY LOSE STAR.
Gordon Balch, Bow Oar on Crew
Wrenches His Knee.

Red Top, Conn, June H.-Gordon H.
Balch, bow oar of the Harvard varsity
eight, is laid up with a badly wrenched
knee and may not row again this season.
This announcement made tonight, has
dampened the spirits of the Harvard sup
porters, as Balch has been regarded as
one OF the most valuable men in the
crew. His seat has been given to George
Won L. Meyer, jr., son Of the Secretary OF
the Navy, who has been rowing at No. Z
in the varsity four. Balch received his
injury while exercising on the tennis
court to-day.
Only light work was done by the crews
to-day owing to rough water.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22

'Batted for Smith in ninth.
tNarela out: hit BY batted hall.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22

In 1908 Jake" broke into anna
teur ball with the champion st.
Stephens team, of the Capital City
League, playing the outfield, where
he hit well over the 800 mark and
fielded in major league style.
The following season saw "Jaky"
still with the Churchmen, but this
time in the infield. playing short.
and putting up a classy game at
the short-field position.
In 1910 Holloran did not play with
any of the amateur teams, although
several made him excellent offers.
This season the Navy team was
one of the lucky outfits TO grab the
promising youngster, and his good
work has done much for the team
to date. The st. Stephens team OF
the Marquette circuit has been play
ing the speedy boy at second. as
well as first, as the youngster is
equally at home at the midway
station.
Batting well over the 400 mark
in the Marquette circuit, the Navy
star has won several games for the
Saints. In the Departmental League
"Jake- Is one Of the leading lights.
as he Is always in the game and
one OF the fastest men on the paths
in that circuit.
While stiIl youngster. being
hardly over two and twenty. there
is a persistent rumor going the
ronnde that fast minor league
club Is after him. Should Jake"
take crack at the salaried game
there is little doubt in the minds
oungstsr would make good.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
MEADoWBRooK FIRST WINS.
Defeat Magpies in Fast Polo Game
16 Ia to 10 Goals.

New York, June H.-On green, fast
turf footing good enough for British
sprinters to run the hundred yards, Mead
owbrook First overcome the Meadow
brook Magpies to-day by 16H tolls goals
The winners conceded 13 goals by handi-
cap and needed two goals to win at
the beginning of the eighth period. While
one-sided as to scoring it was an interest
ing match throughout and the result in
doubt until the last four minutes of play.
1t was then that the pony Bob A butted
in to spoil the last chance of the Mag
pies.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
Marquette League.
suburban LeaEue.

Petworth-Added: Charles E. Ford.
Waters. zed NJ. Brown. Ted Sullivan, and
George Garland. Dropped: william E.
Hurley, Samuel Brown, Oscar Carter,
Edgar NJ. Mayree, and George Seitz.
Takoma-Added: Eugene Judd.
Silver Spring-Added: Fred B. Miller
and ]. Floyd Gissel. Dropped: Clarence
Aholt and Ed N Quinter.
Brightwood-Added: John Frazier.
Brookland-Added: Lewis Boss and Will
liam Mckenzie. Dropped: Walter Middle
kauf and ]. Louis Shipley.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22

Runs-Wslters C9, Van Busklrk, Mcdonald, Cert
man. Bradley l3). Vaughn ~, Barnhart. Kraft
First base on erors-Commerce and Labor, 3
POst-ofice, 2. First base balls-Of Ryan, 4; OF
Kinney l. Innings pitched-By Kinney. 6; by Fay. 2
Hits mads-0n Kinnsy. o; of Fay 2 Struck out
By Ryan. 4; by Kinney. ); by Fay, 2 Three bast
hits-Rapp Gertman, Bradley. TwO-base hits-VaI
Buskirk, MiddlekaBf Sacrifice hits-yaughn. Ryan
t2. Stolen bases-McDonald C2), Bradley, Vaughn
Double plsys-Walters TO Ruiz; Vaughn 10 Kraft tc
FentOn; Ryan 10 Fenton to Gertman- Umpire
SIr. Erwin. Time ot game-l hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22

Runs-Spalding Myers Heinrich, Mckee. Leyerton
t9, Butz, Litchfeld, VardeTlip, Crabbie, Leland
Left on bases-Hamline, o; Ingram, =. First base
on balls-Of Beach, Z; Of smith, 5. Struck out
BY Beach. Il; by Smith, 9. Three-base hits
Crabbie, Myers. TwU-tAsg hit-Li chhcld sacrihce
it-SchWcper. bIen bases-BIshop Mckee Ca)
Leyerton (2l Schwegler Vanderbilt Leland. Goebel.
Hit by pitchtr-Ey Beasn. GOetel C2l. Passed
ball-Litcnd'Fj. L Cmr Hughes. Time of
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
YALE CREWS ROW.
Varsity Rowers Make Good Time of
10 Minutes, Seconds.

New London, June H.-Coach John Ken
nedy of the Yale crew was elated again
tonight when the varsity and freshman
eights were sent over the first two miles
of the course under the watch Just be-
fore sunset in rough water and the regu-
lars registered the fast time of ten min
utes eight seconds. They beat the
freshmen by two lengths. This morning
no rowing was done by any Yale crew
because of the high winds. Graduate
oarsmen hocked to the quarters in large
numbers to-day following Yale's COM
mencement exercises.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22

Rnns-BauCT. IOehl t2). g. GIN o., Mccarthy
Monroe, l. Howard. Page. E. Howard. H. sherier
~. First base balls-OR Sherier. /; of Gill 5
Hits nnade-Oh Sherier 8; of Binsted, !. Struck
Out-By Gill II; by SEerier, 5; by BinSted. 2
Three-hase hits-L. Howard, Hoffman. TEo-base
hits-CaTroll, Fletcher, LOehl. Sacrifice fy-ClaTk.
Sacrifice hit-Bauer. Stolen bases-Bauer LOehl
Mccarthy, Martin Z. Howard, H. Sherier. Passed
ball-Loehl. Umpire-Mr. sheckells. Timo of game
i hour and q minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
Cornell Defeats Pennsy.

Philadelphia, June n-By the score OF
to Cornell defeated PennsyIvania on
Franklin Field to-day, taking the series
three games to one. Pennsylvania played
miserably in the field, presenting Cor
nell with at least two Of their runs. Only
three hits were made OF Of Inlay, but
he also contributed a rank overthrow.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22

st Martin s-Addeds Homer G. Gels,
Harold Burley. Frank Heistand. and
Thomas Donovan. Dropped. Julius Ris-
ton, Norris Neilig. Percy Rector. and G.
Byrd
ter Nfiddiekasif. william II. vanne,nan.
J. s. shipley. Fred Tanslll. Released-c.
J. Callaghsn. Ed. Carroll, Lester, Gun
ninSham. 4. Smith,
St Paui--Added: Arthur Bell. Jessie
Mossberg, Thomas r Kulle Released
2 p Kenyon. Harry Smithson, Arthur
Ben
81 Marnn's -Adoed' John Hsrdy. Deg
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
st. Agnes wins from Trinity.

BatteTles-bTuchI MIIey. alu bIelli brucAmIIIt
and Mace Umpire-Mr. Eckman.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22

Totals..... $ 5Nll4
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
Boxing at Frederick.
, a., IT,. Jy..htrrto, psr,ld

Special to The Washington HeraId.
Frederick, Nd, June H.-On July
the Frederick Athletic Club will
hold two star bouts with battle royal
and several good preliminaTies. Dummy
Decker and Soldier Burns viii go fifteen
rounds and Tommy Lowe meets Kid
Slayer in another ffteen-round battle.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22


Callow (2. Earned rms-SosIthern. 2; Car Depart
ment 2 First base by errors-Southern. i Car De
partment, ]. Left bases-SOuthern. s; Car De
partment Z. First base on bals-Oh HanTey, s. of
Hughes 2; of Stroebel, /. Innings ptched-By
Hanvey 81 by Hughes s. Hits made-of Hanyey
8; of Hughes /. Struck out-By Stroebel, L; by
Hanyey, 81 by Hughes. Two-base hits-Platz
Hanvey Kilroy eacrihcs hit-Stroebel Stolen
bases-Holbruner t2 McGregor, Platz. Peck, suln-
van, ]. Callow C9. Barnes starsbury (2), F. Cal
low. Hit by Titcher-By Hughes. tStroebell.
Wild pitch-stroebeL Passed ball-J. Callow. Um-
pire-Mr Handiboe. Time Of game-l hour and IS
minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
Dixie Athletic Club Defeated.

The Rhode Island Avenue Athletic Club
defeated the Dixie Athletic Club in q
heavy-hitting match, IA to 1. The fea-
lures Of the game were the fielding OF
Dutch Williamson and Stuart Patti and
the pitching of William Bowman.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
Cyclones Take Another.

The All-Stars were defeated yesterday
in a seven-inning contest by the Cyclones,
s to Z. Kennedy started the game for
the Cyclones. but was relieved by Weld
man, who pitched a good game. SmaIley
caught a good game for the winners.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
INGRAM DEFEATED.
"COttOny" Beach TwIrIs HamIine
Team to victory, to 4.

"Cottony' Beach twirled the Hamline
team to victory over the Ingram crew
yesterday in the Sunday School League,
8 to 4.
The best the Kid Ingrams could do to
the Iight-haIred twirler was three bin
giles, one a three-bagger by doc"
Crabbie. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22

hlns-faSue, Clayton %, Baggett, Sullivan ~,
lie Due 90, Oliver, Hilleary. Miller Evans (2).
Left on bases-PetWorth. Z; Park View, 7. First
base on bails-of Birch. 2; of Chism, 4; OF Gala
CHER. l. Innings pitched-By Birch, 5; By Brown /;
BY Gallagher, ;. Hits made-Of Birch g. of
Brown, 2; on Gallagher, Struck out-By Birch
{; bg, Chisnl 2; BY Gallagher. s Three-base hit
ChisEn- T~obass hits-Chim, OliReri. Sacrifice
hitsPunkett, Birch, Sullivan. Stolen hases-E Evans
Miller, Clayton, Sullivan, lie Due e. Nsu Mad
dox Hilleary, w. Gallagher. Double play-Cayton
70 Plunkett to Sullivan Hit by pitcher-By Birch L
Psssed ball-Miler Umpire-1ir. jenkins. Time Of
camel hour and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22

Runs-Jackson. Murray, J. Mulvey ~, krOise.
Waters, Milan. d. MulTey, Flynn. Left on bases
Willard. 4; Andrews 6. First base on baIls-Oh
Norris, L Struck out-By Flynn, 8; by Norris g.
Three-base hit-NTurrsy. Two-base hit-Hendricks.
Sacrifice hits-HOwell (2). d. Muvey. Stolen bases
]. MulEey, Waters C2), KrUuse Milan 81, ID. Null
Yey. Double plRy-Munay to Milan. Hit by pitcher
By Flynn, l. Umpire-Mr Cleveland Time of
camel hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22

Runs-T. Russo ~, MollIeaux t2l, Eckendorf,
Charlton, GauzzA, Burroughs CD, Down, FeldmaI.
First base by errors-Corcoran, 2 Left on bases
COrcornn, 8; Inditn 0fdcs, 4. First base balls
on CollfhOwer, s.; of F1eshnar. . Struck out-By
Collihower. ;; BY F1eshman, s. Three-base hit
Burroughs. Two-base hits-BmTOughs, Dom, Field
man 20, Tlley, l.. Russo, Collihower, T. Russo
Mollineaux t9. Sacrifice hits-Bunoughs. Shaw.
Wape. Stolen bases-Eckendo1 IT, Charlton,
Burroughs t2), Feldman, Wsple (2). Mollineaux, l..
Russo, BIaus. GioTanonL Umpire-Mr. Collih0Wer.
Time 4 game-l hour and s. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22

Runs-Reynoids t3). Taylor. Jones %, Parker (Sl.
Tyler. Irving e. G. Anderson ca, r. Anderson t3).
Thomas ca, Hughes, Boyd t2). Earned rlns-Bu-
reau. ] G. p o., il. First base by errors-Bureau.
2; G. p o., s. Left on bases-Bueau, 4; G. p. o..
g. First base on bals-oh Dyson 10; OF Thomas,
Struck out-By Dyson, s.: by Thomas, 6 Three
bass hit-Iones Two-base hits-Graves, Jones' Tyler
Irving, Thomas Stolen bases-King g. Taylor,
Jones tSl. Parker (9. Tyler C9. Irving (D. Boyd
t4l. Double play-JoDes 10 Taylor. Hit by pitched
ball-By Thomas, Passed balls-Reynolds 60.
Taylor. Tyler. Umpire-Mr. Harley Tms Of game
i hour and 80 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
Luzon Juniors Challenge.

The Luzon A. c. Juniors would like
to arrange games with all teams averag-
ing sixteen or seventeen years, the
Highlands and Speedway clubs preferred.
Address James PARROT, 1O14 Twenty-sec-
ond street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
WnnhinCton Rnxera Renten.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Nd, June 21.-In an inter-
city boxing match tonight at the Gayety
Theater, at which no decisions were
given, Kid Egan, of Washington, lost to
George Mason in six rounds and Danny
Lewis, of Washington, lost to Jimmy
Dougherty, in six rounds, both on points.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22

{ Runs-Mles. Seaton co. Carr. Hurley %. Priddy
Davis Steele. CollingsWorth FirEt base On balls
on Priddy. ); on Kagle. 3; of Moore s Innings
Hits made-Of Priddy o: on Kagie, 4; on Moore. q
Struck out-By Pr1ddy, 3; b Ksaie, 2; By Mocrv 4
Two-base hits-Huiey tsl. GioEannctti tzl. Lodge.
Sacrifice hits-shipley tQ, Porter. Slolen base
Davis, Seaton CO. Hurley. HIT b. pitcha-By
Moor. seaton. GioEanetd; hg Priddy. Steele.
Umplrs-AE Beta Time q gz1ns-l hour and 8
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
Pitcher Stack Loses sparkIer.

New York, June A.-Edward Stack.
pitcher on the Philadelphia Nationals.
reported to the police to-day that dia-
mond studded fob. given him by admiring
the subway.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
YANKEES GET CoAKLEY.
Former Athletic Twirler Back in
Organised Baseball.

New York, June A.-Andrew CoakIey,
formerly Of the pitching stan of the
Philadelphia Athletics. and who was re-
Gently reinstated after being debarred
from major league baseball, has signed
up to play with the Yankees. Since his
disbarment Coakley has been leading an
independent professional team in Pater-
son, N J.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
Potomac Midgeta want Games.

The Potomac Midgets would like to ar
range games with any team in the Dis
trict averaging thirteen years. They
would like to meet the fremont Midgets.
All teams wanting games address Man.
ager Webster, sol L street southwest.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-22
ANOTHER GOOD GAME.
silver Spring Nationals Beat Out
White Haven, to 3.

Silver Spring made It three straight in
the Olympia League. by winning from
White Haven yesterday, to 5. The VIC
tory put Silver Spring in second place,
close behind the leaders.
With the score to in favor of White
Haven, Silver Spring came to bat in the
eighth and pounded out five runs, enough
to win the game. The batting Of Loehl
and Hoffman figured prominently in the
score, each man getting three safeties.
LOehrs catching again featured. Score:
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huhs-DlEVef U, brUHn q, Mo1an, PolIoA U
Tuohy. McMAhon, DOwney, Heaney, Mclean. Wyn-
koop. RuppertnA Left on basss-KendAll. 8; st.
Martins Q. First base on ballS-Of Mcsiahon. 3;
of Ruppertus. S Struck out-By McAIAhon, 5; By
Ruppertus. s. Threebase hit-Moran. Two-base hits
Brown, Fischer e. Pollock. Tuohy Mclean Sac
rihcs hits-Cements Wilkinson Stolen bases-SIc-
Mahon. whimarsh C2l. Downey. Huntsrman 81,
Heaney. Double plsy-Brown TO Moran to Fischer.
Passed baIl-Degnan. Umpire-Mr. Newman. Time
Of gane-2 hours.
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' y y U y : 7 W-IU
Runs-Iaacs C9, Hampton, Leege Stone. Zirkle
a.. ]. Handy, Holland Donch, G. Moore p. Moore
(2), AIarlowe Parsley %. Rawlings. Cullm (2.
First base on balls-Of Holland, 8; OF Zirkle. o
Struck Out-by Holland, 6; by Zirkle, ) Three-base
hits-Hamptou, Cullmn. Two-bass hit-HoIland
sacihce fy-Hall. Sacrifice hit-HoIland Stolen
bases-Isaacs C3l, Hampton. Legge 81. Stone (3). J.
Handy. P. Moore t2), Parsley t2, Rawlings CuIlu1n
Double play-P. Moore to Cullum. Hit By pitcher
By Zrkle, Iaacs- Wild pitch-Zirkle. Passed balls
Rawlings. 2 Umpire-Mr. Eimonston. Time Of
game[ hour and s. minutes