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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-16
Telegramy krajOwe.
w sprawie odszkodowan dla
robotnikoW.

Springfield, ILL.,, 16 marca.-W
czasie rozpraw mad noWelaml ty-
czacemi sic odszkodowan ola ro-
botnikow W komitecie izby dla
piracy i przemyslu, przyszio po-
miedzy reprezentantami robotni-
-kow prawie do bojek. konlitet
zreferowai przychylnie nowele ty-
czace sic odpowiedzialnoscl pra-
codawcow. Prezydent federacyi
stanowej i sekretarz komlsyi,
stanowej sekretarz komisyi
wele, Edward R. Wright, jakotez
prezydent stanowej organizacyl
gornikow Walker, oswiadczyli
swa gotowosc wziecia odpowie'
dzialnoSci ia siebie, jezeli nowele
zostana przyjete. Sprzeciwiai sic
temu James Connors, reprezen-
tant uni zwrotniczych, Me chciai
brac ma siebie odpowiedzialnosci
"a bledy Wrighta i Samuela
Gompersa, Rowniez sprzeclwlai
sic braniu odpowiedzialnosci
przez kogokolwiek w imieniu
wszystkich robotnikow James
Ford ze zwiazku konduktorow
kolejowych. Gdy klotnia po-
miedzy wymienionymi ME koh-
czyia sic, posei Curron oswald
cyl, re skoro ME moga sic po-
godzic, to komitet postapi We
die swego uznania. Giosowano
mad jego wnioskiem zreferowania
novel przychylnie / wniosek
przyjeto.
z legislatury Stanu Illinois.
Springfield, ILL.,, 16 marca. =
Organizacya izby posiow posta-
nowi}a uwolnic Cd regul siuzby
cywilnej urzedy auditora stano-
wego, skarbnika stanowego, gen.
prokuratora, superintendent pu-
blicznej oswiaty biurowych u
rzednikow gubernatora. Nato-
miast uchwalono, by regulom tym
podlegali urzednicy stanowych
zakiadow karnych popraw-
czych, jakotez urzednicy powia-
tn Cook, dystryktu sanitarnego,
sadow municypalnych i parko-
wych departamentow. - Posei
Peter Galligan, ktory cd 16 |. Jest
czlonkiem legislatury, wniosl W
tym przeciagu czasu druga swo-
ia nowele rozporzadzajaca, by W
egzaminach sluzby cywilnej mo-
gil brac udziai tylko ci, ktorzy
przynajmniej rok mieszkaja W
Stanie. = w senacie przyjeto IL
chwale, azeby zamianowano ko-
mitet z pieciu do zbadania sto-
sunkow, u komisyi siuzby cywil-
nej W powiecie Cook, Senator
Heyson wniosl rezolucye poleca-
jaca gen. prokaratorowi, by
natychmiast poczynii kroki do
usuniecia biura streczen utrzy-
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z Honduras.

Cortez, Honduras, Is marca.-
General Lee Christmas awanso-
wal przywodzcy powstancow j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-16
o wybrzeze kapielowe.

Obywatele poinocnej dziel-
nicy miasta staraja sic II komisyi
lokalnych ulepszeh o to, ably ko-
misya sprawdzila, lie prawa ma
ia wiasciciele wybrzeza kapielo-
wego przy Wilson i Clarendon
ave's. do gruntu, ktory tam zaj-
muja. Obywatele utrzymuja, re
grunt ten nalezy do miasta, re
w}asciciele wybrzeza skradli
szmat ziemi teraz ciagna z ME
60 dochody. zadaja oni, ably
miasto sobie to wybrzeze przy-
wiaszczylo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-16
Srniertelnie pozgany.

Stephen Coffey, klerx W btu
RE komisarzy wyborczych i brat
komisarza powiatowego poksocil
sic wczoraj nieznanym czlowie-
kiem zostai Smiertelnie polga-
ny. Rannego zabrano do hotelu
Briggsa; stamtad zas odwieziono
pozganego do powiatowego szpi-
tala, gdzie skonstatowano ciez-
kie rany.
Coffeyego znaleziono ia rogu
Randolph 5th ave. Zabrali go
do hotelu najpierw, a gdy sic
przekonano, re rany jego So nle-
bezpieczne natychmiast wysiano
go samochodem do szpitala.
Coffey ME chce wydac nazwi-
ska czlowieka, ktory go pozgal
nozem. Powiada on tylko, re po-
zgal go przyjaciel / re stalo sic
to ma Michigan ave.
Policya poszukuje nozowca.
Przywodca Ginie CD.
Policya teraz przypuszcza, re
.Antoni Dugo, 500 w. Oak ul.,
byi przywodca YCzarnej Reki"
i re zginai przez pomyike. Jak
luz wiadomo,, razem Dugiem
czionkowie morderczej organiza-
cyl zgiadzili re swiata Filipa
Maniscalsco. Detektywi, ktorzy
mad wyjasnieniem zbrodni pra-
cuja, So zdania, re Dugo wypro-
wadzif swego przyjaciela domu
ma chodnik W celu, ably go czlon-
kowie ,,Czarnej Reki" zamordo-
wall. Dugo zginal cd kuli, ktora
jego kolege usmierciia.
Pierwotnie przypuszczano, re
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dzy i zlozenia ich w pewnem O.
znaczonem miejscu. Listy odda-
no w rece policyi. Aresztowano
niejakiego Jozefa Buchorine, kto-
rego widziano uciekajacego
miejsca eksplozyi. Powiedzia&, ze
mieszka W Hampton, n. J.
Nova organizacya polityczna.
San Francisco, 16 marca. - W
miescie tutejszem zalozono or
ganizacye polityczna, ktorej je-
dna ze szczegolnych zasad jest,
IL jej czlonkowie ME maja prawa
ubiegat sic urzedy publiczne,
Celem jej jest doprowadzic do
jak najlepszej gospodarki miej-
skiej tym sposobem, by dopoma-
gao do wyboru kandydatom ma
burmistrza i superwizor6w nie
nalezacym do zadnej partyi. Or
ganizacye powolali do zycia wy
bitniejsi obywatele, uczeni probe
sorry j kupcy. Niedawno przyjeto
poprawke do ,,charteru' miejskie-
go tyczqcq sic obierania kandyda-
tow niezaleznych, co wielce do
pomaga w dzialaniu owej organi-
zacyi.
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z Anglii.

Londyn, 16 marca. = Stinie
Morrison zostal ustany winnym
zamordowania Jozefa Berona i
skazany ma smierc. Policya stara-
Ia sic udowodnic, re Morrison
naleza{ do szajki anarchistow W
Hundsdish i re Berona, takze a
narchiste, ktorego uwazano "a
zdrajce, zamordowano re zem-
sty. Dowody why Morrisona by
iy tylko okolicznosciowe. w CA
sic rozpraw jeden policyantow
utrzymywai, re kilku jego kole-
gov skiadajac zeznania popeini-
10 krzywoprzysiestwo.
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Sad przysiegiych kompletny.

to ~tSN|
Viterbo, Wiochy, 16 marca. =
Po wielu trudnosciach udaIo sic
nareszcie skompletowac sad przy-
siegiych W procesie kamorry-
stow. Odebrano jeszcze przysie-
ge cd dwoch zastepcow ma wszel-
XII wypadek.
Kiedy odczytano akt oSkarze-
MIA, kamorrySci uSmiechali sic i
ronicznie. Sad przysiegiych zio-
zony jest gfownie zawodowcow
i dostatniejszych kupcow.
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(Dokonczenie ma stronicy 5-tej)
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Fa}szywa pogioska.

Washington, 16 marca.- We
die wiadomoSci nadesziych do
departamentu panstwa, Giuseppe
Garibaldi, wnuk patryoty wio-
skiego, o ktorym donoszono, re
polegl w utarczce, jest zdrow zu-
pelnie Donosza tez zajeciu
przez powstancow miasta Topia
W stanie Durango, po "a godzin-
nej bitwie.
Sharp County record., 1911-12-29
Worried
Himself Sick

The doctor was recently
called in to see an old man
who was very sick. A close
examination could reveal
nothing the matter with him,
but upon close questioning
the doctor learned that the
old fellow was worrying ov-
er his money. 1t seems he
had quite a bit of it hid
about the house and had act
ually made himself sick Wor-
ryine-afraid S o m g one
would find and take it. The
doctor prescribed for him as
follows: my dear man,
take your money all down
and deposit it in the bank,
Get a receipt for it. Then
let the bankers do the wor-
rying. If someone steals it
from them, what do you
carer They must pay you
back your money when you
want it." The doctors ad-
vice was taken. Then the
doctor called on him and
asked him how he felt, Bet
ter, Doctor" he said, Never
felt better in all my life. y
MORAL: Let the banker
worry for you.
BANK of EVENING SHADE
Sharp County record., 1911-12-29
scribed by law for judicial sales on
Monday. january 8. 1912.

Monday January 3. 1912,
the following described real estate to-wt:
The northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
40 acres, and the east half Of the southeast quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter, 20 acres Of section
H. and the west half Of the southeast quarter, S(
acres of section l2 and the north half of the
north half, lG0 acres, and the south half OF the
northwest quarter, so acres, and the west half of
the southwest quarter, 50 acres OF section 49, and
the northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter,
40 acres, and all Of the southeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter except one acre decided tG
school district No. "A, 80 acres, and the east half
Of the southeast quarter. 50 acres Of section u,
and acres Off Of tho northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter Of tho northeast quarter Of
section 20, and tho northwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter, 10 acres, and the east half OF
the east half Of the northeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter, 10 acres, Of section ID, and
the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter.
40 aeros Of section o. oil In township 10 north Of
the base line, In range west, containing In the
aggregate IA acres Of land situate In the South
ern District Of Sharp County Arkansas,
Terms Of Salei On credit Of three months,
the purchaser being required to execute his note
with approved security for the purchase money,
bearing interest from date until paid at the rate
of ten per centum per annum and lien being re-
tanned upon said lands TO secure tho payment of
the purchase money,
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Dceoms
Der, A, d, 1911,
JAS, M, SIMPSON,
Special Commissioner In Chaheery,
Sharp County record., 1911-12-29
TRUSTEES SALE

Notice Ia hereby given that the undersigned,
M substituted trustee In certain deed of trust
of j. A. Laman and wife, M, u, Lalnen, bearing
date of December a. 1905 and recorded In Deed
of Trust Record Book -" at page lS7, Of Sharp
County, Arkansas, ut Evening Shade TO secure
an indebtedness due and then owing TO lluis'
kamp Bros, Co, of keokuk Iowa, 1.-THE uhdefs
signed being appointed substitute trustee by one
doreement on the original deed of trust by the
boneieiary,l will on Saturday, tho Thirteenth
day Of January, 1919, between the hours for iu'
dIelal splea at the front door of the court house
In Evening Shade, Arkansas, sell the following
described lands toswit The northwest quarter
of the northwest quarter of section 4, township
10 north, range west, containing 1914 acres,
Said sale TO be to The highest bidder FOR cash IN
hand.
II, A, DlCkERS,
Substituted Trustee,
Sharp County record., 1911-12-29
II, A, BICkERS,
Substituted Trustee,

II had been troubled with consti-
patton for two years and tried all
the best physicians in Bristol,
Tenn, and they could do nothing
for me-" writes Thos, E. Williams,
Middleboro, Ky, Two packages of
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver
Tablets cured me" Sold by all
dealers,
Sharp County record., 1911-12-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Notice Ia hereby given that IN pursuance 10
the authority and directions contained In the de'
erelal order of the Sharp Chaneery Court made
and entered on the eighth day of November lpll'
In a certain cause (No. i07) then pending therein
between W, H. Clark Plaintiff, and George b.
Barnes Defendant, the undersigned, as special
commissioner appointed by sOld court, viii oIlei
for aae ut public cutlery TO the highest bidder NJ
the south front door Of the court house In which
ead court h held In the town of Evening Shade,
lhapp County Arkansas, within the hours pres
Sharp County record., 1911-12-29
A case of diptheria is reported at

A case of diptheria is reported al
Portia.
A new calaboose has been built
at 1nckerman lately.
Five weddings took place in the
little town of Diaz Christmas.
The girls band at Melbourne
gave box supper Christmas night.
J. M. Mccall, an ex-Confederate
soldier, died at his home in Portia
recently.
Frank James, a 19-year-old lad
of Stone county, is 6 feet and 8
inches tall.
A handle factory is a probable
new enterprise for Newport in the
near future.
Fifteen marriage licenses were is
used at Newport during the week
before Christmas.
Miss Martha Weaver died at Az
nos, Fulton county, a few days ago,
after short illness.
Charley Brown, negro, was ar
rested at Black Rock last week for
bootleeging whiskey.
C. C. Nicholson suffered a badly
lacerated hand while at work in a
gin at Swifton recently.
The Peoples Bank has been Or
ganized at Calico Rock lately, to op-
en- for business shortly.
Frank Daniel, a Mammoth Spring
merchant, bought and sold 232
'possum hides this season.
Memphis parties have purchased
lots to the amount Of $500 in the
new town of Many Islands.
The new railroad bridge has been
completed at Pocahontas and trains
are now teina operated over it.
| In Jackson county it is said much
| cotton is being wasted in the fields
because of the scarcity of pickers.
A new vein of lead ore has been
| discovered at Smithville and is
thought to be rich and extensive.
A box supper given for the bene-
fit of the school at Calico Rock one
night lately netted the neat sum of
$5S.
The sheriff of independence
county has purchashed blood
hounds to be used in tracing Grim
inals.
Fire of an unknown origin des-
troyed a barn belonging to Uncle
John" Bilbry at Smithville several
nights ago, The contents, which
were also consumed, consisted of
Sharp County record., 1911-12-29
loRtb ERRansas

! 125 bushels of corn, s loads of hay,
bushels of peas, 35 bushels of cot
ton seed and a new buggy.
Maggie Simmons, a negro woman,
is in Jail at Newport charged with
stealing 500 from Henderson Miller
of that place.
A great many farmers in the
Mammoth Spring section have de-
cided to plant a good deal of their
land to strawberries.
W. R. Harvey, an aged citizen of
Swifton, sustained a broken collar
bone last week when he stepped on
some ice and fell from the porch.
The residence of j. E. Norton
near Melbourne was destroyed by
fire one day recently, together with
practically all the household effects.
Homer woodward and Morris
Darter, young men of the Denton
neiehborhood, engaged in regular
fisticuff fight one night last week,
and were arrested and fined for the
offense.
A company at Black Rock, engag-
ed in the manufacture of buttons
from mussel shells, last week ship
ped large consignment. of chicken
food to eastern markets. The food
is made from the waste part of the
shells.
The store of Cypert & Page at
McPhearson, together with all the
contents, was burned to the ground
few days since, the origin Of the
fire being unknown, The total loss
amounted to about $4,000, with on
ly $4,000 insurance.
With the opening Of the new
bank at Calico Rock and another at
Cuion, lizard coaaty will have a tO,
tai of five banks. The other insti-
tutions are the Bluff City Bank at
Calico Rock, the Bank of Franklin
and the Bank of Melbourne.
T. A. Case and Ed and |. F. Law
renee of Fulton county were tried
before the mayor at Calico Rock for
drunkenness and malicious mis-
chief lately, each defendant receiving
fine of $2l, 1t is said the young
men while spending the night in a
camp lot at Calico Rock imbibed
too much booze and proceeded to
have a good time in general, great
ly damaging the camp lot property
and committing other depredations
about the town. An officer started
to arrest them and had merry
chase for about three miles before
accomplishing the task.
Sharp County record., 1911-12-29

year. DoCohI yo"i
seem to tell you that's often
enough?
We notice that Governor Dona-
ehey is willing to have the Turner
Jacobson revenue bill amended so
that the date for the assessment OF
property will be changed from Feb
ruary 1 to April I. The governor
has discovered that an early as
sessment would injure the farmers.
By the time he goes over the state
a little more it is probable the gov
ernor will be in favor of good
many more amendments to his pet
measure.
Senator Clarence H. Henderson
of Pocahontas announces that he
will not make the race for attorney
General because he cannot afford to
spend a great deal of money in Or
der to secure a small salary. Sen
ator Henderson very correctly says
that a condition prevails in this
state by which the man with small
means is prohibited from holding a
state Office. 1t has always been
somewhat of a mystery to us just
why a candidate will spend sever
al thousand dollars more than the
salary of an office in his race for
the office. We should like to hear
those who do this give satisfac-
tory explanation of the matter.
O.
J.B. Webster, a lawyer OF Little
Rock who is a candidate for the
legislature, has compiled figures
which show that the last five ses-
sions of the legislature have cost
the state $7500O0. have remained
in session 60S days, and have made
STAG pages of law, The last leeis-
lature was in session 142 days,
made 1889 pages of acts and cost
the state 100000. This is the
worst record ever made. But then
we suppose the last legislature was
the worst ever assembled in the
state.
o
The figures are that If all the
money in the United States were
equally distributed each m n
would have $3425. We lack only
about $31 having our share.
O.
The Record has no promises to
make for the year 1912. The paper
will be as good as we can make it
under the circumstances which
control the making Of a country
newspaper.
News comes from Little Rock to
the effect that petitions asking that
the people be allowed to vote on an
amendment giving members of the
general assembly $6 a day for sixty
days only are fairly pouring into
the office Of Secretary of State
Hodges, One of these petitions is
now in the Record Office. Drop in
and sign 1t.
O.
The annual swearing off, time
Is about here. Don't fail to quit d
lot of bad habits the first of the
year, including all those you quit
the other new year,
O.
The Walnut Ridge Times Dispatch
Is two years old with this weeks
issue, The Times Dispatch can
make as much fuss as any Of the
grown-ups
O.
The Franklin correspondent t6
the Melbourne Times, in giving an
account Of spelling match be-
tween the Franklin and z OIL
schools, says several participants
were turned down on the word
Sharp County record., 1911-12-29

quainted with his country.
Those newspapers which use the
patent sides, or a part OF them at
least, are publishing a lot of politi-
cal stuff on the patent side which
ought to bringing some money to
the owners of the papers. If they
are not being paid for this matter
they are being lnistreated. It's a
cinch that the trust that makes the
patent side is getting something
for its part of the work.
o.
If you will save your copy of the
Record every week during 1912
at the close of the year you will
have at hand a record of great
many of the most important hap
penings of Sharp county and North
Arkansas to which you might have
occasion to refer often. If you
don't care to do this we can espec-
tally recommend the Record for
shotgun wadding.
o.
A new ba nix will soon be opened
for business at Guion and another
bank has been organized at Calico
Rock. People along the banks of
the beautiful White must have
more money than their socks will
hold.
A good many papers over the
state tell us that Jeff Davis doesn't
use as much fire and birthstone in
his campaign as formerly and that
he seems much tanner than the jeff
of old. We have heard Of Jeff Da-
Wis being politically dead before.
He is the liveliest corpse that ever
happened in this state.
o.
Politicians will begin to shell the
woods in earnest with the coming
of the new year. The candidates
for Governor and United States SEN
ator are all just about to issue a
long list Of speaking appointments.
Get your bill whetted for some ora
tory. It's coming.
-
f. N Hopkins of Fort Smith, Or
eanizer for the National Poultry AS
sociation, wants chicken raising
taught in the public schools of the
state. That's the thing, and have a
cock-a-doodle-do parade every morn
ing before books.
O.
That man Black Mccoy Of RAN
dolph county, who has run for
county judge thirty years without
ever having been elected, has
changed in his ambition and now
wants to 60 to the legislature, Lots
of men 60 from bad to worse just
like that
o
Right now all over the South
farmers are pledsing themselves to
reduce their acreage of cotton next
year and put the land in some crop
they can use at home. Cotton will
be a good price next year If this
agreement Is carried out by the
Southern planters. But they all
must reduce the acreage, They
must not expect the other fellow to
cut down the crop and every one
increase his acreage In order to
reap a harvest from the big
price.
o
A large per cent of the country
newspapers will not appear this
week The Record would not have
appeared but for the fact that we
had quite a lot of legal advertising
which has to 90 without fail.
o.
The lower house Of congress has
passed bill allowing federal SOL
Sharp County record., 1911-12-29
A FEW THOUGHTS AS WE PASS

to knock" Arkansas ought to get a
copy of this pamphlet and get ac-
quainted with his country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-24
WILL NOT
GET IN ON THE PIE
High-Priced Left-Hander Not
to Figure in Worlds Series
Cut-Up.
SpeciaI DISPATCH Ia The Star.

Special Dispatch Ia The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September %
Twenty-one players of the Athletics are
worlds series Last fa,l twenty-three
men got in on the d WY. which amounted
10 "A little more than $1,000 per man.
Four of those who participated in the
spells last year have gone to other clubs
and will not draw a plum next month
These men are Pitchers itk MS and
Dygert, Catcher Donohue and First Base
man Houser. This leaves nineteen play
ers who got in on the good thing last
wear who will again come in for another
bundle of greenhacks in a few weeks,
with two additional ball tossers who will
share in the worlds series receipts for
the first time. The newcomers are Pitch
ers Mart and Danforth
Lefty" Russell, the 'twelve-thousand-
dollar beauty" will not share in the
REGENTS. Russcll's name has been left
off the list of players eligible To take part
in the series which Manager Mack of the
Athletics has sent 10 the national COM
mis-, ion.
Although no official announcement was
ever made of the fact. it has been suS-
pected all season that Russell was under
suspension for failure TO get INTO condi-
ton Lefty" made bad start with the
club by trying to hold up Manager Mack
Tor more money than he was offered, and
ne appears 10 have been iil-advised in his
dealings with the club. Had Russell been
IN condition this year and taken his reg
ular turn on the rubber, he would have
drawn down from s., Ho TO $1,000 out OF
the worlds series co n in addition to the
salary which Was offered 10 Kim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-24
WESLEYAN SCHEDULE.
Virginia Team Has Been Working
Hard for Past Week.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md, September o3.-
Manager Brook and Coach Edwards of
the West Virginia Wesleyan College foot
ball team, Buckhannon. w Va, have just
been putting the candidates through a
good, stiff workout Capt. Long arrived
late this week. II. Stansbury and Kelii-
son have also arrived. Among the play
ers Of last year will be seen Long, center;
Brooks. tackle: kelison. end, and Ian
ham, half. The new material is the best
in years. Ashworth and Stansbury are
former stars. About thirty men are out
and Coach Edwards of Notre Dame
fame expresses himself sas
highly pleased with the prospects. The
is the schedule as arranged b.
the manager:
AT HOME.
September 3O-Glcnvle Normal.
October 1-Broadus college
October la-Waynesburg College.
October 2S-Aiorris Harvey College.
November l1-Fairmont Normal.
ABROAD.
October 21-Marietfa College.
November IS-Marshal College.
November 25--West Virginia University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-24
GIANTS GOING EASY
Secure Early Lead on Cincin-
natl and Are Never in Danger.
COULDN'T HIT IN PINCHES
Find Mathewson for Ten Safeties,
But All Were Scattered, Ten
Men Being Left.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. September %
Obtaining an early lead by making three
runs in the opening inning. New York,
with Mathewson pitching. was never
headed here today, winning by a score
of 6 to .. Cincinnati found Mathewson
for ten safeties, but all were scattered,
ten men being left on the sacks.
New York started scoring in the first.
when Doyle walked and took third on
Gaspar's wild throw. Snodgrass also
walked, and Doyle scored on MuiTay's
out Merkle doubled, scoring Snodgrass
and came home on Herzog's single. New
York added two more in the sixth. and in
the ninth inning. with one out, made its
final tally.
Cincinnati scored in the first on Besch-
ers and Hoblitzell's singles and Bates
sacrifice fly. In the sixth they added an
other. when Almeida singled and took
third on Egan's single. Clark's single
brought Afmeida home. Score: