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and an affidavit Of prejudice was fled
against Judge Winchester of the sixth
4 Toe ,fnk
Sixty Feet Of Coal.

Minot.-Sixty feet of coal, some Of II
almost as hard as anthracite, has been
struck on the farm Of T. j.. Horton, two
and one-half miles northeast Of Les
Laos, and there are strong prospects
OF striking oil and gas.
The coal was struck at a depth Of
200 feet. there being several layers
between which were strata Of soap
stone. The drillers are now 535 feet
down and are going through over a
hundred feet Of blue. gumbo. There
are appearances of oil and gas, and
the drillers are taking every precau.
ton TO take care Of tho flow when
1t 10 struck.
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North Dakota Capture. Honor..

Grand Forks.-A dispatch from st.
Paul says: In a meet In which one
Minnesota state record was broken. ono
equalled and two others shaved by is
OF a second. North Dakota took the
annual dual meet from Hamline Sat-
urday afternoon n proved themselves
champions of Minnesota and North Da-
kota. capturing 62h points out Of a
possible III. With the exception Of
the mile and " milo runs fierce con.
tests marked every event and a little
margin separated the first and second.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
ONCE Of Commissioner Of Insurance.
COMPANIES CERTIFICATE OF A


Whereas, The Northwestern Mutual Fire
Insurance Company Of Fargo. a corpora
ton organised under the laws of NORTH
Dakota, has aled In this Office a sworn
statement exhibiting its condition and
business for the year ending December 81
1910. oonformabls to the requirements Of
the laws Of this state. regulating the bust
ness Of Insurance., and,
whereas. the said Company has filed in
this Office q duly certified copy of it's char,
ter with certificate OF organization In con-,
surance laws aforesaid,
Now. therefore. I, W. e. Taylor. Commits
Dakota. pursuant to the provisions of said
laws, do hereby certify. that the above
through its authorized agents. to transact
it, appropriate business Of Fire insurance
In this state according to the laws there
Of, until the 31st day Of March, A.. D.
In testimony whereof, ! have hersunto
act my hand and seal at Bismarck, this
"a AK Of April A. p I; 1911 Z w. M
Commissioner Of Insurance.
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ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT
For the Year Ending December 81

A.. D. 1910.
0f the condition and affairs of The United
Assurance Corporation, Limited, organized
under the laws Of London, England, of
Great Britain and Ireland, made to the
commissioners Of insurance Of the state OF
OF said state.
Chairman-Lord Claud Hamilton.
General Managers. Stanley Brown,
United States nanaser-samuel Apple.
Attorney, for service Of process in the
Name, Commissioner of insurance.: loca.
tion. Bismarck. N. D.
Organized or Incorporated. October 25th,
Commenced business. April. 1881.
CAPITAL
statutory deposit ;sssr....s 0 o,ooo.o 90
DATED States stocks and bonds 161. 200. 40
railroad bonds and stocks... 3,O7S,1 1877. so
state, city, county and other
Donds 1,671, sos. 25
Cash Oh hand and in bank..... 29,s31.6 SO
Interest due and accrued. 80. 64,914.S2
Premiums In course Of collec.
tion and Transmission 49,. 1872, 683. Al
''0e'' LiiBiLiTIEs ''0''' so''''
Net amount of unpaid losses. 81, 241, 889. 20
Amount Of unearned premiums
on all outstanding risks. -. 1908. 7o1.s9
Due for commissions and brok-
erage ....................... 242,e5o.1 IS
reserve for expenses ........ 100000
1854, OIL
Surplus 2,O04,38 ~
Total liabilities ,ess, 1895 a
RECEIPTS
Premiums received during the
year in cash ........... 81, 46e, 1l3. As
Interest and dividends received
f. dMPIn0 the WAR SH0 ga a.
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Will Be Tr,ed in Mclean County.

Bismarck.-The case Of the state VI.
g. L. Bickford, In which the defendant
who was formerly state ~treasarer IL
charged with the embezznnE or sec, 900
whilo in office. has been transferred
from Bismarck and tho sixth district to
Mclean county in the same district.
n Judge Crawford Of Dickinson has
beer called as tho presiding judge.
When the case was called for trial
here z change Of venue xas asked lsr
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Total losses incurred during the
Total mount Of losses paid dur: ''''1''of
STATE n s"e OF e NORTH DAKOTA. 12'eis's SO
Office Of Commissioners of Insurance.
!, w. G. Taylor, Commissioner Of Insur-
ance Of the State of North Dakota. do
hereby certify that the foregoing il a true
file In this Office.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of this
"'flrG at bismarck the LIST day Of April,
tsEAL) v. G. TAYLOR
Commissioner Of Insurance.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
ONCE of Commissioners Of Insurance.
coMPANY's GERTIEIoATD Of AU-
Whereas, The Continental Insurance
esn'Ii Of New York, q corporation or.
MED IN this office a sworn statement; OK.
hibiting Its condition and business for .the
year ending December 81, 1910, cenfnrm-
this state, regulating the business Of in
Whereas. the said Company has filed in
ter w 9It1ee ce a d1SS1y certified IT led. copy s;p. Of T. cha.
pliance with the r%equirements Of tho In
surance laws aforesaid.
Now. therefore. I, w. G. Taylor, Commits
s no9 OF Insurance Of the state Of Nprth
laws, do hereby certify that tho aboye
named Company Is fully empowered
through lts authorized agents, to trapesct
us appropriate business Of Fire and Marine
insurance In this state according to The
avs thereof, until the s1st day a March,
In testimony whereof, I have Aereunto
get my hand and seal at Bismarek. this
1T Gay of April, A. d. 1n11.
loEAL) W. G. TAYLOR.
C~ommis9ioner Of Insurance..
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
O1lcG' Of Commissioner Of Insurance.
COMFANY'S CERTIFICATE OF AU

Maere.sI Th The. United s,! States 9esnel.t Rm:
tinft>i 1, Of London, England, a corpora
tionA 'rsaniEed under the laws Of Great
Brifll has dled in this once a sworn
statehssnt exhibiting its condition and
bust. - for the year ending December 81:
tn laws Of this state. regulating the
! Yhereas. the said Company has aled in
alaaoface a duly certified copy Of Its char
pliance with the requirements Of the in
Now, therefore. I, ". g. Taylor. Commits
sioner of Insurance Of the state Of North
Dakota. pursuant to the provisions Of said
named Company is fully empowered,
through its authorised agents, to transact
its appropriate business of Accident,
Health, Liability, Burglary. and Theft in:
,surance In this state according to the laws
thereof. until the 31st day Of March. A.
D. 1912.
In testimony whereof. I nave hereunto
set my hand and seal at Bismarck, this
1st day Of April. A. D D 1911 = I.v,op
Commissioners Of Insurance.
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ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT

For the Year Ending December 81,
A. D. 1910.
" the condition and affairs of the Con-
plidated Fire and Marine Insurance Com
lany Of Minneapolis, Minnesota, organized
lnder the laws Of the state of Minnesota,
made to the commissioner of insurance
Il the state of North Dakota, in pur-
tuance Of the laws of said state.
President-F. e. Kenaston.
Vice Presidsnt-C. w. Ransom.
secretary-john II. Griffin.
Principal Ofice-Sl1-S13 Ncollet Avenue.
Attorney for service Of process in the
tate Of North Dakota:
Name, Commissions of Insurance.; loca-
don. Bismarck, N. d.
Organized or Incorporated November
10Th, 1897.
Commenced business, November 18th,
CAPITAL
Amount Of capital stock paid
AssErs -''''0'0'
Loans on bonds and mortgages. 1856, 1866 90
Railroad bonds and stocks 25,2OO.OO
state, city. county and other
Bank stocks 18, 75O.OO
cash on hand and in bank. 126,O48.34
Interest due and accrued. S,59O.52
Premiums In course Of collec-
tlOn and transmission ..... "a ,537 At
Bills receivable, not matured, =
taken for fire risks ......... 3,41s.22
All other sums due to the COM
: pany, due from reinsurance
Total assets ...............s 1863, 1871
Past due bills received and un-
collected premiums ......... 439. Ar
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S 1853, 34e.2s
Gross claims for
losses adjusted and
Cross rasa'' claims f for l'o'o"
losses upon which
no action has
heen taken ..... 14,2640l.
Total gross amount
Of claims for
Deduct reinsurance
and salvage claims
thereon ......... l,o75.o6
Net amount OF un-
paid losses ..,. II $50 S5
Amount of unearn-
ed premiums on
all outstanding
Due for commits.
sions and broker.
age ............. 100000
:, $ 111.522.oo
All other liabilities 2.SGN.OO
Total liabilities: S 14,s22.tO
Premiums received during the
year in cash ...............$ 100, 94S.15
Interest and dividends received
during the year ........... 11,4G9.74
|. Observation-Disclosures i01'4i''''
Losses paid during the years. G9.422. 9s
Paid for commissions and brok-
erage 3o,o52.e SO
other charges, Including profit
s722as :..:.............. 4o.ss2.9 5
ra'd ror taxes .............. 5,O4s.34
NORTH 1 pAKoTA :B5iU;ssiiSS g asS' S'o.''
Total risks taken during the
Total premiums received during
Total losses Incurred during the S'ZzS'so
Total amount Of losses paid i'oz4'92
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
Office Of Commissioner of Insurance.
ance Of the State Of N 'srtbnG DAKOTA G5 snsa Do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
abstract of the original statement now on
Ale In this office.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of this
ONCE at Bismarck the LIST day Of April,
fspAL, W. G. TAYLOR,
Commissioner of Insurance.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Omce 81 Commissioner Of Insurance.
GHRTarrGATn OF Au-
Marine Insurance Company Of Minneapolis,
Minnesota. a corporation organized under
the laws of Minnesota. has filed In this
office a sworn statement exhibiting its
condition and business for the year end
Ing December 81. 1910. c%onformable to the
r~equirements Of the laws Of tnis state.
regulating the business of insurance. and,
Whereas. the said Company has fled in
this office a duly certified copy Of its char.
Ter with certificate Of organization in com.
s%urance laws Aforesaid. -
Nov therefore. I, y. 9. Taylor, Commits.
s no9et OF Insurance Of the State Of North
laws. do hereby certify that the above
named Company is fully empowered,
it, appropriate business Of Tire, Lightning.
Tornado, and Marine insurance in this
state according to the laws thereof, until
the 8lst day Of March, A. D. 1912.
IN testimony whereof. have hereunto
set my hand and seal at Bismarck. this
dst AK Of April. A. p; 1911
Commissioner of Insurance.
~ .-2AkLASJNA
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2,711.s1'

sources 2,711.61
Total receipts 4,ee2, 2o5.e7
DISBURSEMENTS
Losses paid. during the year. 81, 058, 168.1 6
RENTED to head o61ce....... 1858, O72. 16
Paid for commissions and brok-
er1ge 1,177, 9S2.67
charges 141,e227s
Paid for taxes ............. 78Seo.1S
Amount Of all other disburse-
ments 22O,477.47
Total disbursements ........D<,o38,473.82
NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS
Total premiums received during.
the year ................ S,S7O.V
Total losses incurred during the
Tet sit amount Of losses paid dur: 1'0ls'''
sT f2t a9e Of e SoRTI DAKOTA, z''Ss'''
O11ce Of Commissioner Of Insurance.
I, W. @. Taylor, Commissioner Of Insur-
ance Of the State Of North Dakota, do
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true
abstract of the original statement now on
ale In this Office.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my q and aH1xed the seal OF this
odace at Bismarck the LIST day Of April,
a tSB e 1911 ". 9, TAYLOR,
Commissioner Of Insurance.
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ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT

ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT
For the Year Ending December 81,
A. D.. 1910.
VI the condition and affairs of the North
Of Fargo. organised under the laws Of
the state Of North Dakota, made to the
commissioner Of insurance Of the state of
North Dakota. In pursuance of the laws
yice Prssident.deo. &. Otis.
fsissi1sY5 o1c =: S1ed; N. D,
state Of North Dakota:
Name, Commiesioner Of insurance.; loca-
, ~ .$$Eiss s'i'ss's i fses 81 'anu.r, ssn,
COMMENCED I. p& SHT.x.1Ssdeh }saaaHSa Skf s. 1907.
Amount OF net or invested as
sets December 31st Of pre-
''i n. 1E Ess5 DURiNa: iYiBiit;n - is,i soa.0 S
Gross amount due and unpaid
at close Of previous year as
shown BY last report ......$ 6,62S.O6
Deduct amount Of same not
colectod 100000. ........... 329.26
Net collected .............. e,2es.s1 !
Gross AMOUNT received during
ten In 1910, including notes
ana CaSh NATURALIZATION. 66,OOS.41 |
Total el,8o2.22
Deduct gross amount Of prem
lums In course Of collection
at this date ................ S,541.67
Entire premiums collected
during the year .....:.... 52,7eo.55
abatement ................. s.7e4.a
Net amount actually received
for premiums ............... 44,025.7 Il
$ 44,o25.7l
Interest On real estate mort
From all othor sources........ 39e.67
2 all other sources. VIZ,
Qtemise profit and loss &C.
count commissions on rein
aSurance 3,O0e.7O
Total income during the year 47.eD0.l4
nj: D1ss6ssBaI8SSTS DUR1Sd> ThS
of 9ns,u s%Sq1 si,J RsIs f occu '9ssss
Deduct amount Received for
reinsurance in other COM oox 20
year Tor LOSSES .....:... 15,1cc.1o
Cash premiums returned duriag
the year on terminated =.
P!id pei!ey6cider. for interest 80
Or o1vl0000S ....,.......... l,41S.OS
Total paid ~policyholders dur
aaount paid for losses 1900. 2s,5oe.o 90
Salaries and allowances to
Salaries. fee; Ind ali other
clerks, $1,000 ..........: 4.7as.oo
Insurance department foes and
agents licenses ............. 118.36
13!sru;ins. piinaps and sta:
e s,sa:s!' t ;i5s.aa ~ n a;:s. az:
eous. $7ss.iS ............ 2,24s.71
Total disbursements during ~
me year .................$ 51,62!.46
0'7f1 ". NoN.iNvIsTID ASSETS
Intersst accrued .............$ 104.60
G Gss:. n% ss::ss :.... assets: 2s, as::ss
(so6edule By arst liens .....S 100000
Cash in company's Office.
s5 SisS: receivable, - 't s,s !
v; ss''sss:'; y. :;S ss'u;:. :: s g.: e
1'f; aoafa DAKOTA BUisiS ns Ss''S'''S
fetal risks taken during the
Total premiums received dur.
Ing tie year .............. ARTIST
year 1e,oe5.s
Total amount Of losses paid dur
sr I2f H1e 81 M NORTH DAKOTA, z0'''s'''
Odaoe Of Commissions Of Insurance.
1, W o. Taylor, Commissions of Insur-
ance Of the State of North
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
abstract Of the original statement now on
ale in this ONCE.
In testimony whereof. l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of this
office at Bismarck the 1st day of April,
A.. q. 1911.
(SEAL w. G. TAYLOR,
Commissioner Of Insurance.
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Only Ten Games Played In
Eight Leagues-Batting
Falls Off.
FIELDERS DO BEST
WORK OF THE YEAR
Pitching Not Up To Standard, And
Sherwood Had Only Error
less Contest.

The week ended August 5 was an off
week in amateur baseball circles. out
ten games being played in eight leagues.
The heavy rains and the fact that sew
tral OF the leagues are playing of post
poned contests caused the paucfty of
contests
Batting fell off points from the pre-
vious week, last week finding Il general
averoge of .26s, but in fielding the
leagues enjoyed the best week of the
year, the excellent average OF 9l2 being
hung up.
Pitching was not up to par, Burke, OF
Manhattan. ard Porter, Of Sherwood,
carrsing of the honors with three-hIt
games.
crrOrleSs ball, but the Marines, Pepco,
Manhattan. Hamline, and Agricultural
teams went through with one error
apiece, while Commerce and Labor and
Southland made two errors each.
lie Veto. of Gunners, and c. Dampier,
of Manhattan, with two hits, and Han
sen, Of Emmanuel. with three hits. were
Tie only batters to have perfect days
1T the plate. One hundred and nine
hatters were whitfield, an average Of
eleven game, while ffty-nine were
pa Ssed.
Six hundred and forty chances. 4o3 Of
which were putOuts, were offered the
fieldcrs. and they slipped up on fifty
six of them.
Thirty-nine extra base hits were re-
corded, twenty of them being doubles,
eighteen three-sackers. ard one a cir
cult smash.
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be at least two openings behind the
line, and it Is expected that Ostergren
Will Mt in nicely in one of these places.
For baseball he will be especially well
come. as the first base place caused
endless trouble last spring, and II
was not until the season was we'll un-
der way that Feenan was assigned
regularly to the position.
IT Is now less than six weeks before
the Georgetown football squad will be
booting the pigskin around Georgetown
Field, and It is expected that Ostergren
will report during the first few days of
practice.
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Capital City League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cornell, 13; Navy, 7.

STANDING.
Clubs. WI Clubs w.LPct.
Cornell w.. p -, So So Marines.. Il Is .sss
Pump Sta. lS l. .56S Eastern A c 9i7 .S5i
ToDAY-Eastern VS.. Marines. at North
Yard.
What the fans expected to be a pitch
ers' battle of the first water turned out
to be a sluggtng match yesterday, Cor
nell, although easily outhit- getting
away with the contest by a large mar
gin.
Clyde Richmond. reputed to be the one
best bet in Manager Cornell's string
of fingers. was lucky to get away with
the contest, for, as one fan expressed
it, he had nothing but a pair of shoes
and glove. Clyde was found for fif-
teen hits. three of them doubles. Had
Cornell not had a good lead, Manager
Cornell would have yanked him.
Carr Hurley, Givonetti and Becker
had Richmonds shoots gauged to a
nicely yesterday, each man getting three
work on the paths, pilfering four bases
during the fray.
Priddy, the giant southpaw Of Navy
Yard, went along all right up to the
hfth. when he blew. Becker went in
better. Cornells hits all came either
at the start Of an inning, or when some
one was on.
In point Of attendance, the first league
Sunday game was an entire success, a
didn't curtail their roofing one bit be-
cause of the day, either.
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GEORGETOWN GETS OSTER GREN.
NOTED DNEWENGLAND ATHLETE
Baseball Football And Basketball Holy School,
Doubtless Will Place Field Of Eleyen-H Presence
Next Spring Expected To Aid Nine.

Carl Ostergren. one of the best all
around athletes in New England. will
enter Georgetown next month.
For several weeks Ostersren has been
corresponding with a view to arranging
a suitable course, and today It was
learned that everything is satisfactory,
and that he will be here about the mid
die of September.
This latest addition to the Blue and
Gray ranks first attracted attention
while student at Roxburg High School.
Upon graduation from the school he en-
tered Holy Cross College at Worcester,
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and had no trouble in making three var
sity teams. He played first base on the
baseball nine, fullback on the eleven,
and was a star in basketball He did
not enter field and track competition
because of lack OF time.
II he comes up to advance notices, Os-
tergren undoubtedly will be found in
the Georgetown backfield during the
coming fall. but that he will play full
back is rather doubtful as Dave White
the former Exeter athlete. is now slated
for that position. The disqualification
of Walsh and Kelly, as previously re-
ported in The Times, means there will
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District League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Aloysius. 3; Adams Express, !.

STANDING.
Clubs. W.L.Pct Clubs. W.LPct
AtSysn. Adam. Il Il 3 ss e0isnbls: eoTsn9 sS sSS
ToDAY-AIoysius vs. Columbia uOl). at
First and NJ streets northeast (exhibition).
Aloysius and Adams Express fought
neck and neck during their last sched-
uled game yesterday, timely hitting and
fast work on the bases bringing a S-to-1
victory home to the pennant winners.
Despite a few costly errors by the Ex-
pressmen, the game was one of the
most interesting battles this season, and
ing duel between Bernie Krummer, of
Aioysius, and Tommy Thompson. of the
Expressmen. Each team had con-
nected but twice up to this period.
Hummer was invfncible throughout
his stay on the mound, and but two hits
were laced from his delivery, neither
one of which figured in the score. Nine
Expressmen were retired on strikes.
Had Thompson received any sort of
support in pinches, he would probably
have held. the pennant boys to a lower
margin. as the Express twirler kept
the winners hits well scattered and
chased nine back to the bench on
strikes.
Babbington, the leading base stealer
of the league, added two more thefts to
his list He pilfered third base twice.
A pair of two-bagge in three trips
20 the Plate was Sullivan's record for
The matinee. Both, of these doubles
figured in the, run getting. ..-
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Double-Header Feature
At Union League Park

Two interesting games were played
yesterday at Union League Park, when
the Metropolitans defeated the Brandy
wines by s TO 2, and the Washington
Giants won from the Weldon Giants, of
Baltimore, by 9 to >. The second game
was featured by the base running Of the
home team, which is said to be the best
seen at the Fifteenth and H street
grounds This season.
Another double-header will be played
at Union League Park next Sunday.
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SILVER SPRINGS IS
FIRST IN! SUBURBAN
LEAGUE SWATT|NG
Petworth, However, Leads
In the Harvesting
Of Runs.

While Silver Springs has a comfort.
able lead in team batting in the Sub.
urban League, Petworth leads in run.
getting. having crossed the pentagor
l52 times. The Baby Dolls" slso lead
in stolen bases, with n4nty-tnree steals
and sacrifice hits, members oil Manager
Torney's aggregation having suicided
thirty-two times.
Cissell, the fleet Silver Springs out
fielder, is the best individual clouter,
with q mark of All.
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HECK, Of SHERWOOD,
TOPS BATTERS, WITH
HENDERSON SECOND
Leads the Sunday School
League With .468
Mark.
HIS TEAM AT HEAD
IN BATTING AVERAGE
Score Is .342-Ninth Second
Twenty Points Behind
Them.

Heck, Of Sherwood, in sixteen games,
has pounded the pill for mark of .46S
in the Sunday School League, being
closely pursued by Henderson, of North
Carolina, who has hit for .436 Heck
has gone with the Cherokee Indians.
Sherwood leads in team batting, with
a mark Of .S42, while Ninth is second
- points behind,
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! Departmental League.
YESTERDAYS REsULTa
No game.

| ToDAY-No game.
Ihis week. with a series OF three
games between Postoffice and Com
| inerce and Labor to decide the cham
pionshiD. the league will wind up its
season.
FOR the second successive time, the
league supremacy will be settled nv an
extra series of games. Last wear III.
Agriculture team upset ali caIcuIa tions
by defeating the leaders. causing a tie.
whlIh tie was broken bY the same sort
OF series as will be played this week
Manager Shoemaker has decided TO
play the series on its merits and NOT
try TO protest to the arbitration board
Whether he wins the pennaDt or nor
his action will be well thought of "a
there are several thousand fans who
are eagerly anxious TO see the two
leaders hook up for another round OF
battles.
Upon Elmer Smith. the slight twirIer
for Manager Shoemaker must the brunt
Of the coming series fall The Labor
done regular work. and Fay, the old
Georgetown finger in reserve. When
right FaY can class with the best in
the league. but he has not been work
ing we'll this wear. and consequently
has not been used much.
Postofrice is we'll fortified with fling
ers. having three Of note. Ferguson,
Jimmy Kerr. ard RYAN. Anv one OF
this trio can make coed. 1t would seem
that the series will be decided on the
pitching strength Of The teams.