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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-14

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Ser a0uis asS Der GreaaSier,

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bem gebsu bes peritorbenen Q0nigs otr
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GamiItpu Nn,.iaen, 2ofaI.Q .Qstisea
anb Veniafeittn Enb absusebeR 0de
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1a1ton ,.ab Oeuebme .

- Die 30sIinse ber Ddpton 9o9<
fhufe iperben am 20. Dssember cine
Meibnadtsuntrrtoltuns oeranitalten.
- Der Soe 6oofer poitsn, O. u.
R. Dapton, ertDdbIie fOIgenbe Beam.
ten: Gommonber Janlfs Rnitiel; 6r.
Wiae>gom. 2ouis Menid; ST. Dije<
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Samsrfssissn aebent In Q biS 10 xsssa.
CIR apefesser fi1ffef bas 6sib strii6, Denn
Iasc Ointment bsrtettf. iTeeuAfirfH SalI ben
SndenbeT 9innsn HiutsnheH cber bcrbcrltrs
benben aauorrtciben tn bic IL 1nGen ri
beltef. SOC.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-08
HARVARD VICTOR
OYER PENN, z TO 1
Crimson Wins Out with Raj
Iy in Ninth Inning.

Cambridge, Mass, June 7-After drop
ping its last four games against college
mines, the Harvard varsity to-day beat
the University of Pennsylvania, to l.
The game was the first in which the
teams have met since 1906. and Penn
sylvania's one run, scored on two singles
and a sacrifice in the second inning,
looked big enough 10 win until Harvard
went in to bat in the ninth. A single
by Babson and a sacrifice were followed
by Potter's strike-out, and the Harvard
hopes seemed gone, but Capt. Aldendifer,
of the Quakers, lost bounder. allowing
Babson to score the tying run. Then
Mclaughlin stole second and scored on
a clean single to left by Ham. No one
about Cambridge remembers when the
Ouakers ever have beaten the Crimson
ar baseball here, but to-day the trick
almost was turned. INLAY, who pitched
for Pennsylvania, allowed only four
scattered hits until the ninth, while Sex
ton, Harvard's pitcher, who experienced
his first varsity game, was steady with
men on bases. Sections fielding of bunts
and Desha's work at short kept the
visitors from scoring more than one run.
Pennsylvania run in the second was
scored on Aldendifers right field single,
Thayer's sacrifice. an out at first, and
a single past third base by Toomey.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-08
HI
Quality Cutfitters to Men and
Little Men at Modest Prices
BUSINESS TENNIS
TEAM DEFEATED
Episcopal High Takes Two
Sets to Locals One.
4aI to The Washington Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Alexandra, June THE Episcopal
High School Tennis team defeated the
Business High School team yesterday af-
ternoon, at Alexandria, two sets to one.
In the doubles, Libby and Bridget, Of
Business, defeated Booz and Morton, of
Episcopal, 70 and 6-3. The match was
replete with brilliant play on both sides,
and brought round after round of ap-
plause from a large crowd. To the ex-
cellence of their service and their per-
feet net play the visitors may attribute
their victory. Although the Alexandria
lads showed some excellent tennis in
the Lawford stroke OF Booz and Nor
toms steadiness, the result was never in
doubt as the Stengraphers clearly showed
their superiority at all times.
In the singles the Episcopalians sent in
fresh men, while the Washingtonians re-
lied on the prowess of the same men that
won in the doubles They were not des-
tined to repeat, however, as Episcopal
took both matches. Rhett, of Episcopal,
defeated Libby. of Business, So and 6-3.
The first set of this match was a corker,
and the result was in doubt until Rhett
finally won out with a well-played drive
to the base line.
In the next set the diminutive Episco-
palian had it comparatively easy, al
though Libby, who was fast tiring,
fought for every point. Addison, of Epis-
copal defeated Bridget, of Business, 60
and T-5. In the first set Addison play
ed brilliant match, and his Lawford
stroke combined with a difficult service,
was the cause of the easy victory. In
the second set, however, Bridget showed
a little fight, and with the score stand
ing 81 against him, by clever playing,
made the score 5-11. The effort seemed
to tax him much. as Addison won the
next two games and set with little diff
city.
The grade Of tennis displayed was that
which is seldom seen in scholastic match
es, and the return match between the
two teams in Washington next week
should prove a hot one, owing to the
intense rivalry between the two teams
The results:
Bridget and Libby, OF Business, defeat
ed Booz and Morton, of Episcopal -
and 6-3.
Addison, of Episcopal, defeated Bridget,
of Business. 60 and -
Rhett, of Episcopal. defeated Libby, OF
Business, 6-3 and Sc.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-08
Art Griggs May
Join Nationals
Cleveland Asks for Waivers on the Heavy Hitter
Gessler Batting in OId-tine Form.
Other Sporting Gossip.

the Carolina Association season. The
Greenvflle Daily News of Monday has
the following to say about the sale:
pitcher J. c. Cashion was sold last
night to the Washington club, of the
American League, for the sum of $2.5O0,
Cashion to remain with the Greenvi!le
team until the end of the present
season. Scout Mike Kahoe has been
looking over this big rlght-hander for
the past week and his estimation Of
the young twirler is best expressed by
the figures. This deal eciipses that
of the Spartanburg club last week by
$3.50 and breaks the recently cracked
record Of price paid for Carolina AS
soci4tion players by the major leagues
president T. Lake Cely. Secretary
and Treasurer A. II. Wells, and Man
ager Dick Smith. of the local club.
and Scout Mike Kahoe agreed on
the price and settled the terms of the
sale last night. This. Cashion's first
year in organized ball, will be spent
with the Spinners. He will report to
the Senators for training next season
or he may be tried in a game or two
near the end of the American League
season. and after the close of the local
season.
This is the first sale from the local
club this season, but it will hardly be
the last, as there is still some eX-
cellent material for higher class ball.
Other big league scouts will very like
ly survey the local scenery from time
to time during the summer and several
spots in the local diamond will doubt
less attract their attention.
Big Liz is scheduled to be a Big
Lacquer and the best wishes of the
local fans and his teammates will fol-
low him during next season"
The Washington herald., 1911-06-08
ANNIVERSARY DATA.

''La-la-lai La-la-lai" as we say in the
French. If Miles Poindexter gets a
chance this afternoon he'll vote for Doc
tor Gallinger for President pro TEN.
Charlie Lancaster has forgiven the in
surrecto suburbanites, and If George Har-
ries is properly approached this morning.
that merger between the B. of T. and the
c. of C. may yet be accomplished. Now
Is the winter of our discomfort made to
blossom like a Mark Tapley rose
Our Adorable Athletes will from this
time on show stovall's sluggards thing
or two about b. b. and how she is played.
ION Linden. when the sun was low. all
bloodless lay the untrodden snow-but
ere the drum beat"
Whoopee-ee-ee-ee!
Go as far as you like. but touch every
basel
And the dope? Aw.acut it out; cut 1t
out; and it looks better than usual at
that.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-08
Nationals Win Second -Gesser Knocks Ball Over Fence
SETS
NEW ASSIST MARK
Pirates and Giants Give a
Poor Exhibition.

Pittsburg. June 7.-Pittsburg and New
York played one of the poorest games
ever seen on the local field to-day, the
Giants winning by the score Of to 4.
Pittsburg established a record in assists.
making tYenty-four. Not an out went
to an outfielder. Adams was hit hard
in the third. when six hits, with an
error, resulted in five runs. Hendrix
made his first appearance before a local
crowd and pitched good ball. Four runs
were scored off him in the fifth inning.
He permitted but three hits in the six
innings he pitched. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-08
POLO MATCH POSTPONED.
Second Game to BE Played Friday
for International Cup.

Second Game to Be Played Friday
for International Cup.
New York, June THE second polo
game in the series at Meadowbrook for
the international cup was postponed
again to-day until Friday.
1t rained all day at Meadowbrook and
neither captain thought it advisable to
risk playing on the slippery, soggy field.
Owing to the United States Hunts meet
tomorrow at Belmont Park 1t was de-
cided to postpone the game until Friday.
If the English team wins the second
game the final game will be played on
Saturday. If, however, the American
team wins, this means the championship,
so third game will be an all-star affair,
made up of two Engllshmen and two
Americans on each side.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-08
ERRORS FATAL TO CUBS.
Pennant Winners Boot Themselves
Out of First Place.

Chicago, June THE Cubs booted
themselves out of first place to-day, max
ing seven errors and handing a game to
the Brooklyn Dodgers to 8. King Cole
twirled for the champions, and though
not at his best was effective enough had
he been accorded any kind of support.
Barger, for the Dodgers, was batted out
in the sixth after he had a three-run
lead, the Cubs tying the score in that
round. Nap Rucker came on and stop
ped Chances men. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-08

basesHWashington. sS% 2; Cleveland, i :. First st
base on bdlis-Oh Walker 8; of Bland
ing, 2. Struck out-By Walker, 8; by
Blanding, O. Home run-GeSsler. Two
base hit-Gessler. Sacrifice hit-Schaeter.
Stolen bases-Eiilan. Schaefer, Leiivelt,
Ball, Turner. Double play-BIrming-
ham TO Ball. Wild pifch-Walker. Im-
pires-Messrs. Dineen and Perrine. Time
cf camel hour and 40 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-08
Mrs. BARLOW New Coli Champion.

West Newton, Mass, June Mrs Rom
aid H. Barlow. Of the Merton Cricket
Club, is the new golf champion of the
Eastern women's Golf Association. She
scored a % to-day, giving her a total of
272 for the "a holes
Mrs. Caleb Fox. the Philadelphia wom-
an champion from Huntington Valley,
was second, scoring IS and a total Of
N6.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-08
ATHLETICS RALLY.
NOSE OUT DETROIT
Oldring Brings in Two Runs
in the Ninth Inning.

Philadelphia, June I'm a great rally
in the ninth, the Athletics nosed out
Detroit in the first game of a series in
which the leadership of the American
League is at stake. With two out and
men on second and first, Oldring
smashed a terrific double to left, break
ing up the game. Coombs showed
strength in the pinches. Cobb was the
visitors star. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-08

Kuns-Be5cher y, HobIltzeII. FasSert. DOOert,
Magee, WelchOnoe. Two-base hit-Paskert. Three
base hit-AIagee. Left bases-Cincinnati. !;
Philadelphia. L Double play-Smith to Hoblitzell-
Struck Out-By Keefe. 5; by Smith, i; BY Hum
phries. /; by Alexander. 4. Passed ball-Dooin.
Hit by ritcher-By Smith, l. Hits made-Of Keefe.
Sacrifice hits-Hobtzell Clarke, Lobert Luderus.
Doom. Stolen base-Bescher. Umpires-AiessrA
Klein ard EmSlie. Time Of game-l hour and 81
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-08

Runs-Sweeney ~. Miller. IngertOn. Goode. Col
lins Mattem, K5netchy C2l, Mowrey. Oakes, Bresna-
han- Two-hase hit-Tenney. Three-base hits-Ko-
netchy Oakes. MowTey. Collins. Mattern. Sacrifice
hy-Oakes Stolen bases-SKeeney. Bresnahan- First
base on balls-0f Steele. 4; of Mattern. } Struck
Out-By Steele 8; by Matten, 2 Left on bases
ST. Louis, 4: Boston, 5. Umpires-Messrs. John
stone and Eason. Time Of game hours and Is
min