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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-08-25
Gard of Thanks

We wish to express our sincere
thanks, to all the kind friends who SO
thoughtfully aided US and extended
their loving sympathy at the time OF
the death }, pff ,iopr r lFoSyeedd, one. These
kind acts softened the grief and made
this affection easier tfor. rs, to bear,
and will ever be held in grateful re-
membrance.
WALTER Il. JENKINS and
MRS MRS. Lt.a.RFO,(CYQUE and, Family,
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FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE

One two-story frame building, lax
"a feet, in good conditions Has been
used as sample room and must be
removed from fire limit at once.
One two-story frame building. 22x3o
feet, has been used as hotel Must
be removed from fire limit. Bids must
be in quick. Call at the Commercial
Hotel. 1922
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For Sale or Trade

Fine 10-acre orchard tract, near
Boise, Idaho All set to two-year-old
trees of best varieties and in finest
condition. Owner is coming to Black
foot to live and would exchange for
city property or small trect close in.
Call at this Office. 90
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A Bargain

Second hand threshing outfit com,
plete and entirely rebuilt. Will sell
at low figure and upon favorable
terms. If interested it will pay you
to investigate through our local
branch in your city. C. w. & M. Co.,
Idaho Falls, Idaho. 9-3
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF BING.
HAM COUNTY, STATE OF IDAHO.

In the matter of the estate of Chelsea
S. Douglass, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
Letters of Administration on the estate
of Chelsea S. Douglass, Deceased, were
granted to the undersigned on the "a h
day of August, 1911, by the Probate
Court of Bingham County.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit them
to me for allowance at my office, Black
foot, Idaho, within four months after
the date Of this notice, or they shall be
forever barred.
This oath day of August. 1911.
ROBERT ID. GEE.
1915 Administrator.
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DtIVIudHLS,
The State of Idaho Sends Greeting II
the Above named Defendants.


Defendants.
The State of Idaho Sends Greeting to
the Above named Defendants.
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
APPEAR in an action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff in the
District Court of the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict, State of Idaho, in and for the
County of Bingham and to answer the
complaint filed therein within twenty
days exclusive of the day of service)
after the service on you of this sum-
mons, If served within this district; or
II served out of this District, within
forty days.
1t is alleged in said Complaint that
the said plaintiff and defendant enter
ed into contract, or written agree
ment, stating that certain lands located
sold to this plaintiff by these de-
PENDANTS and that this plaintiff
had sold these defendants certain
lands belonging to him in Can
ada, and that these defendants have
wholly failed and refused to deliver the
said lands so sold, and agreed to be
sold, and it is alleged that this plaintiff
has been damaged by reason of such
failure and refusal of these defendants
in the sum of Seventeen Hundred Dol
by copy of said Complaint on file in
the above entitled Court. to which re-
ference Is hereby made and by this re-
ference made part hereof
AND YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED,
that If you fail to appear and answer
the said Complaint as above required,
the said plaintiff will take judgmen,
against you for the sum of Seventeen
Hundred Dollars damages as above set
out, and for costs and disbursements
herein.
Given under my i,and and seal of the
District Court of the Sixth Judicial
District of the State of Idaho, in and
for the County of Bingham this 23rd
one thousand nine hundred and eleven.
(SeaD j. T. CARRuTH, Clerk
BY JESSIE LLOYD, Deputy Clerk
w. A. BEAKLEY,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Residence and P. o. Address,
Blackfoot, Idaho. lot
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FOR SALE-Nice cooking apples
(Duchess) 25c per box. Bring
your box. T. S. Riley. One mile
southeast of town. 10-1p
Horses and Rigs for Sale

Horses and Rigs for Sale
Some good horses of all kinds for
sale at Hanlen's Barn; also some Sec
ond-hand rigs and harnesses. Can
give good values in these things any
day. Call and see for yourself. E.
H. Hansen. stiff
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FREE FREE
A NEW MAP OF
FLORIDA
FREE

The eyes of the whole country are
focused on Florida. The population
increased nearly so per cent in the
last decade, and will double in the
next. M 455ss
The wonderful opportunities offered
to home-seekers in a healthful eli
mate, free from extremes of heat or
cold In summer or winter, are drawing
settlers from every state in the Union
The National Tribune has had pre-
pared a large and accurate
NEW MAP OF FLORIDA
compiled from the latest surveys Of
the United States Government and the
latest data Of the post Office depart
ment. W
This map, printed in three colors
on heavy plate paper, "a by 80 inches
in size, will be sent to anybody in
terested
FREE OF COST
except the necessary expense of the
tube and postage.
Send cents to
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
Washington, d. G.
and the map will be mailed to your
address, securely rolled in a strong
tube.
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Registered Dairy Cattle Show and Sale

Il 4 .uUEbL .@9J3Hti 10 - Nt14M 1881
I'll One of the new features that will
he added to the -Four State Fair and
international Sheep show of 1911 Is
an exhibition and auction sale of re-
gistered dairy cattle. A great many
of these cattle will be- shipped i'm by
EASTERN breeders. There will be Jera
seysg Holsteins, aGuernseys, Attorneys
and all other dairy, breeds. The Four
State fair will be assisted III this great
movement to improve the dairy focks
OF the 'intermounta country ~ thu
State fair the State qAgriculturalhcol..
lege and probably he Intedrmrsvounta tain
fair held At Boise, Idaho a Il !, af 1s,.'
I In states where, dairy cattle have
'been improved their g5prodafts are
one of the greatest sources. Of rev
ennee.. IN all Of the intermountatn
country there is only one place where
the value Of registered dairy. stock
has been Al Demonstrated, ThtAs - at|
Richmond. j 1Ut Utah, Il, ! Some year, ago
the Utah Condensed Milk company
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FOR SALE-Cream separator in good
condition. Edwin Taylor, route 1.
1tf
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Have you something for sale? II
SO advertise 1t in our Wantads and
get your money quick.
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Family Reunion

The editor Of this paper acknow-
Lodges the receipt Of an invitation to
attend the annual reunion of the
Trego family to be held the End Of
September in Chester county Pa, on
grounds purchased V from Il William
Penn asinaii'171453by fTregos VINO had
been demonstrating near by lcsince
conEt ad4 ~ WtG' 10 jattdEtaa ~ 100
|ipoz.t9@qz2 ! tGat Rna tsdigosgh s8p
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ALIAS SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. COUN-
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SAND FOR SALE-First class build
ing sand for sale, Is cents a. load
at the pit, or will deliver it. Lo-
Gated TX miles out of Blackfoot,
good road. G. w. Parrish. 4Stf
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Card of Thanks

Permit bme dear friends, sto thank
you all for the many acts of love and
ness andEaflthe dsafha dfEfmg2 beloved
husband.
These fhipgs sSitl, sppAbY Crate
fully remembered.
H8hH0 or MRS. IffEBER WHITE.
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TIVE frame buildings for SALE Call
at the Commercial Hotel HasTr1o4ep'
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
II you want work done In this
line, Ring Phone 20S Black.
e. C.. STULTZ. l4tf
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FOR TRADE-16O acres on Lost
River with first class water right.
Will exchange for city property or
ranch property. Box Ill, Black
foot. Idaho. 46tf
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Want Adds Cost One Cent Word Per Issue,
FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
Phone 90, or call at 410 North
University avenue. l0-lp
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HOUSE FOR SALE-The White
House near the Fair grounds; also
a small two-room house at the
rear. Enquire of James Buttcane.
a S 6tf
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Dispose of 1t quickly through the
Wantad columns.
columns.
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GOOD BUILDING SAND FOR SALE
One mile southeast of town; Is
cents a load. Very good road Mrs.
Sarah r. Williams. s# 1tf
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FIRE on MACKAY BRANCH

odg-srt- sT'ro jA9RlS
Five cars and tender of the work
tan were SDrrneds AZ Tabor$ Wedhess
day by a prairie fire. Some track was
burned ahd4he iaibCtwistsd 1891 lie
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A good
four-room residence for sale, at
537 Idaho street. Address ]. s.
Grifing, r. 3. 9at Tap
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Plaintiff,

E. M. Hall and Lulu s.
Hall,
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The train was, delayed. two hour
coming down In tho evening.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
GOOD WORK DONE
BY KEANB'S TEAM

One OF the most energetic subscription
getters in The Washington Herald's base
ball uniform contest Is Capt. George
Keane. of the Corcoran Stars. BY the
untiring efforts Of the gallant leader Of
the Georgetown boys. his team has oc-
cupied a prominent position In the race
ever since the contest started, and UP
to the present time more than q hundred
subscriptions have been credited to the
team from across the creek.
While speaking yesterday OF this fea-
ture OF the contest, Capt. Keane said he
found securing subscriptions easy and in
teresting work. "All Of the people have
induced to take The Herald are delighted
with the paper. and will continue per-
manent readers. Before the contest closes
expect to get a great many more sub
scribers"
The work OF Capt. Keane may well
be followed by some Of the others in the
contest. The Nationals, Petworth Slug
gers. st. Joseph's. Garfield A. c.. Brook
land Cubs, and fremont Midgets have
line. Some effective work IL looked for
from all Of the teams from now until
the close Of the contest.
Each daily and Sunday subscription
turned In counts 800 votes, and each daily
only subscription counts 900 votes. II the
subscription is paid in advance the came
number Of votes will be given for each
additional month.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
COLORBD MEET TO
BE- GRAND SUCCESS
Plans Arranged to Interest
Negro Athletes.

The sixth annual field games Of the
Interscholastic Athletic Association will
surpass as q spectacle and in athletic
performances all previous outdoor games
held by colored athletes anywhere. For
three years Matthew Bullock, former all
American end on Dartmouth College
football team. has been responsible for
an outdoor collegiate field day In Attain
IA, Ca, In which athletes Of Tuskegee
Fisk, Atlanta University. and other
Southern colleges take part. New York
athletes compete In white and colored
meets about that city. But the I. s. A.
A. meet held here in Washington has
been responsible for the awakened inter-
est among negroes throughout the coun-
try.
A leading negro newspaper OF Balti-
more has offered prizes to stimulate attn
letic endeayor among the -colored clubs
and athletes Of the Monumental City.
The first ross-country run has Just been
held there. and a large outdoor meet was
held yesterday, In which the Dunbar
Athletic Club athletes were victors.
Lincoln University Athletic Association
the open events a relay four and its
representative track men. This is the
first year that the Pennsylvania school
has had a track team.
Capt. Quarles. of the Howard Univer-
sfty track team. IL planning 10 enter a
number Of academy men in the open
events, who are clever runners and
jumpers. but whose scholastic. age pre-
cludes entry In scholastic events. RI.
The Dunbar Athletic Club, Of Baltimore,
has for two years won the club trophy
cht lab arI tr
tends entering twenty-five men to make
sure Of coping the same prize. This
club made a clean sweep in the events
Of the meet held yesterday in Baltimore.
Two !. s. A. A. records are held by run
ners Of this club.
Armstrong Tech will probably have q
harder time in winning the majority Of
the scholastic events, as other secondary
school athletes will contest strongly
every place. Burwell. Thomas, and
Walker. OF Armstrong, are determined to
letio prowess on the 3oth.
The First Separate Battalion OF District
Of Columbia National Guard will be rep
resented by some crack men, as also
will the St. Mary's Athletic Club.
The Interscholastic Athletic Associa-
ton warns all athletes that permission
to run will not be granted unless they
are registered in the association. Blanks
can be secured from Mr.. Douglas at NJ
Street High School, or Mr.. Marshall at
Howard University.
An Ss0-yard run has been added to the
list Of open events.
Elementary school athletes all over the
city are preparing to enter the four
elementary school events. For informa-
ton address e. B. Henderson, box 164.
Falls Church. Va.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
RACE FOR FREE UNIFORMS
GROWS WARMER DAILY
Closeness of Teams Adds Interest to Contest-Secur
ing Subscriptions Popular Standing
Up to Friday.

There has been quite a shifting Of posi-
tions in The Washington Herald uniform
contest since the standing was published
last Sunday. AS the end of the contest
draws near the boys are putting forth
their best efforts. and are turning in sub
scriptions and coupons in greater num-
bers than at any time since the contest
started.
Overconfidence on the part Of any team
now holding a strong position is liable
to spoil its chances of winning free uni
forms, and no captain can afford to let
his team lag at this stage of the race
The winner will be those teams that hus-
tie right up to the last minute.
The work Of the St. Joseph A c. has
been most commendable. During the past
week they turned in nearly $500 votes
and jumped from fifth to third place.
The Brookland Cubs are keeping up
their consistent work and moved from
eighth to seventh place. The persistence
Of the Orioles is admirable, and they
moved up two points during the past
week. The Roland Juniors also made a
similar gain, while the Active A. c.
passed four teams that were leading
them last week The Corcoran Stars,
Rockets, Pirates. of Alexandria, Va;
fremont Midgets, Potomacs, and St.
Aloysius choir boys are also doing ex-
cellent work.
All Of the teams have found securing
subscriptions the most popular way Of
increasing the total. Each daily and Sun
day subscription turned in counts 800
votes, and each daily only subscription
counts 200 votes. If the subscription Is
paid in advance a similar number OF votes
is given for each month paid beyond the
first month.
The standing Of the teams up to p. m.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
WAGNER IS HIGH GUN.
Carries on Top Honors at Analostan
Shoot.

Carr1eG On TOP HOhOrS uS AHHFOst""
Shoot.
Uncle Billy Wagner. the Oldest member
Of the club, carried of hi. honors in
splendid style at the regular weekly
shoot Of the Analostan Gun Club yes
terday afternoon. when he missed only
four birds out of 100 shot at. and killed
fifteen birds out Of twenty shots at the
doubles targets.
The club will hold a special Decoration
Day shoot May 30. and from present in
0ications II will be the most successful
in the history OF the club, as many men,
bers OF the Prospect Shooting Association.
OF Baltimore, will be present. Some
handsome prizes will be offered to the
winners. The scores follow:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

GIANTS ESCAPE
FROM TIE GAME
Crandall Brings Run with
Single in Ninth.

New York, May 2o-After outpitching
Leifeld and putting the Giants within
reach Of . victory over the Pirates this
afternoon, Crandall came TO bat in the
ninth and grabbed or the decision him
self with a single that scored Fletcher
with the winning run. The score was
to l. Both pitchers were in great form.
but the fielding on both sides was ragged
At times Score:
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GAMES TODAY.
No Cameo Scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Philadelphia, May n.-The Cubs tn

Philadelphia, May O.-The Cubs threw
another Jolt into the Phillies to-day when
they took the third straight Of the Sc
ries-score, Z to 2 The enemy won the
game in the fourth by punching four
hits with an error; otherwise Moore
pitched good ball. In the sixth Chance
removed Cole, who was weakening, and
replaced him with the reliable Brown.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Runs-Tyler. Husyins. Ellis t,, Bresnahan- Two
hit-Elli. Home n-Bresnahan. Stolen BASEL
liz. First base on hls-On Tyler, 2; on Steele. ).
Struck out-By Stsele. .; By Tylcr. L sacrifcs hit
Steele Doubls ylays-Afowrey to Higgins TO
Konetchy CO; Sweeney to Rariden 10 Teunsy;
Konsfohy, unassisted; Hauser TO Higgins to Ko-
netchy; Sweeney to Tenney. Umpires-Messrs. Bren-
nan and ODsy. Time Of s,ms-l hour and 90 min
uteS
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
KEEFE PUZZLES DIGGERS.
Box Work Wins Game for Reds 1
Merry ROmp.

Brooklyn. May 2o.-The Diggers were
easy for the Reds this afternoon, sue
cumbing to the mastery box work Of
Keefe, by to I. Four Of the thirteen
hits amassed by the Reds of Barger and
Schardt were made by Bates and three
by Clarke. Schardt relieved Barger In
the fourth inning. and held the Reds
down the rest of the way. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
BOSTON LOSES ELEVENTH.
Three Straight at Hands of s
Louis Ii Had Blow.

Boston, May 2o.-St. Louis Made 1t three
straight from Boston to-day, winning by
g to /, and sending the Rustlers down
to their eleventh straight defeat Steele.
q recruit, held the locals to five scattered
hits. Bresnahan sent home run drive
over the left field fence in the seventh
inning Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
SONG FoR BASS VOICE. ;

SONG FOR BASS VOICE.
What no. my lads. let us seseuade
The gents In the basement division!
Who lose zine games out d each ten played,
Who Prey for the war suibs's derisiop!
Who frisk on the lot With . reckless air;
Who 60 after plays with dash and dare;
Who care not jot though Dame Fortune fown.
Going down.
Down!
O0uni S.
Down! downf downi
Deep to the cellar hooRf
Where they're likely to say =
TIL cold, cold day.
When the chase for the psunauk's c'efl
But they'll run the string.
That's dad Sre thing.
Caring nary ng for renoNnt
And tbeyu pickle . game
Now and then. just ths same
Going do~n!
Dcwui
Doxpi
Aye. sing. m'lada, in fniesnt ~.
A soug to fhs esufs dpwn IL laddos
The esms thsy play b fH yuu and fcr me-
Though ms I'D. lads. II well might b saddel !
For what wuuld Ne Do u fhey didn't play
At all, and thezU wasn't oame to-dnyf ~
Tbe- kesp ~ teyed up n this fstisn tssm,
0otng dDvu. y
Down.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Wagner. snodsrass. Sacrifice hits-wilsou. Brdwell.
Stolen bases-wasner. Miller Byrne Mertle. Becker.
stfuck outBy Drucke. 4; By Leife,d. ). First bass
On balloon Drucke 1: OF Leiheld. Hit BY
pitched ball-By Leifeld. Q; by Drucke. l. Wild
utch-Leifeld. Left bases-Pttsbmg. 10; New
York, .. Umpires-MesRA Johnstoue and Eason.
Attendance-lSm
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Runs-Eean. Bates. Mitchell. Clarke. keefe Dau-
bert. Twobasc hits-Grant, Bates Daubeft, ClaIhe
Tnree-base hit-Clarke. Sacrifice his-Bescher,
Keefe Stolen base-Bescher Struck out-By Bar
ger, l: By schardt, l; BY Keefe. s. Double plays
Barger TO Bergen TO Daubert: Egan to Altizer 10
Hoblitzell; Altizer to HoblitzelL Hit by pitched
baIl-By Keefe l. Left bases-Cfnctnnad, s;
Brooklyn, G. Umpires-Msssrs Rigier and FIN
neran. Attendance-5O0.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Standing
lar Cmasot Buh.B Bahe
RESULTS OF COLLEGE GAMES

Harvard, o: Princeton. s.
Bowdoin, g.; Colby. 2.
Williston Seminary. 1: Dartmouth
Freshmen, 8.
Cornell. 2; Pennsylvania, I.
Pennsylvania Freshmen. 2; Phillips
Exeter, Z.
Columbia, I; Brown. g.
Princeton Freshmen, 8; Yale Fresh.
men. g.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
Disguised rs Farmers.

From the Kansas City Times
The most humorous feature Of the reci-
procity debate Ii the spectacle OF numer-
Gus special interests trying to disguise
themselves as Western farmers
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Rlns-Iltus. LudeTts, D0oln ", haecxOu IzI'
Philadelphia. Z; Chicago. I. Twobase hits-sneck-
ard (29, Archer t2), Tinker. Home rurs-Schulte.
Titus Luderus Doom. Sacrifice hits-Schute. Dou-
bic play-Tinker to Chance. Struck out-By Moore.
9; by Cole >; by Bruxn, l. First base halls-OH
Moore, g. of Cole. J. Passed ball-Dootn. Hit by
pitched ball-Magee. Umpires-McsrA Klein and
Doyle. Time Of game-2 hours and / minute.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
M1CHAUD DUCKPIN LEAGUE
Are Leading in Summer
LeQRue.

The following averages show the Weis-
bachs leading the Michaud Summer Duck
pin League by q good margin. Hawks
worth, the Hess & Rogers captain and
anchor man, tops the individuals with
the grand average Of 111.S for twelve
games.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Balumge- r. n. Z
Baltinore... olaooooo1oooooooo u 3
Montreal. l00lIoo0oo0l II .
Battaies-Adkins. Dygert, and Byers; Burke and
CurtiA Umpires-Messrs. Rudderham and Black.
Called in t~eifhth On accpunt Of darknssa)
r. II. Z.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
WILL JOIN FORCES.
Cincinnati and Boston to Havs
Same Training Camp,

CIncInhat md BOSTON TO HIVE
Same Training Camp,
Boston, May 2o.-President John I. Tay-
lor. OF the Boston American League
baseball club. and President Garry Herr
mann. OF the Cincinnati National
League, have arranged to Join forces
in establishing a permanent spring train
ing camp in the South. The Red Sox
and Reds will have their own hotels On
their own grounds and their own train
ing table. The ruling body Of some
Southern city will be asked to donate
ground enough for the establishment Of
Q dwelling house and two baseball fields.
When city has made the donation, sn
architect will be sent down to make
plans for the house, which will be in
expensive. but comfortable.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
Richmond Wins Game.

Richmond, Va. May 2o.-Richmond de-
feated Lynchburg this afternoon by the
usual Virginia League score Of 10 to 8.
Score:'
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

sNone out when winning run was scuced.
fBatted for Derlin In ninth
.Bafted for Dr1css in ninth.
Slated for Meyers In ninth.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
CUBS TAKE THIRD
FROM THE PHILLIES
Brown Replaces Cole to Save
Coming Slaughter.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

New York, 2; Pfttsburg, 4.
Cincinnati, s; Brooklyn, 4.
Chicaso,7; Philadelphia, 4.
st. Louis, 4, Boston, I.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

.Batted for Bergen IN fifth inning.
Cincinnati. o 2oooo %
Rrooklrn n.... 90 o 1 o o OIL
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Totals. ..... "a s2lo 2 Tota!
sBatted for Moore In ninth.
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Totals....... q 5E 10 ]