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fayetteville Yifltfgbt This i,illGslf
TO Free Convfctss ~ wv -
suptsy. AlaRitGoeh Of the Arkansas
'ehitehtlal'S J totfaN siled with Gov.

'pehisehtIal& 4 today sled with Gov.
'DonEghey his may commutation list,
showing the convicts whose time will
expire next 'aaniontli iorherea are. lsy
names On the stand OF this ,iiinlbet2r
20 are negrbesi. 1T rs the usual run
of short termers, danostly convicts
who have been sent up fer Larceny.
The eeonviets will be Warmed when
released,f that close surveillance will
be maintained on them while they
are in little Rock, and supt. PMcock
will urge them ito leave the city BE-
fore thee Reunion! mtofder that they
might nee Yield to- temptation should
the ilts7ngeG crowds offdrh exceptional
'advantagesbf olo crooked work t'F85o "a
ydefaNegro Murder Escapes vow
The locals police have $50 far failed
TIC. apprehend Will williams, the He grio1
'coach1nan who shot lsnd killed Patrol
man d. o. Miller early Sunday MORN
ing. bn Descriptions of The murderer
'hapeobeenasent aoHt over the country.
a'pt 'tnsoofficers' believe the, fneeg1rEIl is
beinglDo 'seoretedoe ainfthe city, Which
makes ths' certainty of arrest more
'remots otthhs if ahe aaegrb Twas out
among strarAgars. 9dMinianis Shot HE
policeman when he was endeavoring
to arrefM tim an Il Arrival charged
Y - u ~ ), 4 a - II 4 -. =. N c
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a , VT
cow NOT CONDUCIVE
.' g 10. 4 l btEAU ]: CRY
Durand WhippIe Suggests Enforce
'ment 6f istdtR laws 2as Much
Tia 90 Needed Kennedy. nv iae
T Tt11 -rr-f- nj
,Ga697J10a a0o I


E4fttle Z ROCK, aoAiAllu 9, April 24?:-De-
lclaring ffhaat 9o'ttha work Of the city
.Assoeiatiohf III planting, or
,ehcouRagfhs TIE tie plating Of shrub
tberyq alohg the avenates Of the city
wifi be visible to only those reunion
visitors Who may turn Roentgen rays
upon the 'stomachs Of Certain preda-
tory ana highly predatory cows and
things WHO constitute factor Or 50
Of little 'Rockss hight life, Durahd
,whfpbled addresgedH the following com
ymuniGatioh to Pres dent Carl voss If
}the association, towit.' VA ~" w. #
, l'As'' matters now Stand there are
two city pounds, one on the extreme
eastern edge 4o5f the city near Oak
land OF eenietefy, end the other on
Valentine Street IN the extreme west
fern part Of town! The functionaries
that preside i'over3 these abodes of
justice Seem to do practically about
as they please during the day time,
but at night they UNANIMOUSLY 60 to
s1aan''r Nd tao99 &d 9i9d a>ai9f yT2
sTlte eftizehh WHO takes pride "in
the iappeaheneea ofa his place and
spends time and money in beadtify-
ing it, is put to the necessity, If he
finds his neigh boris horse or COW de-
vouring his shrubbery. Of sallying out
into the night With a hasty5 COLLECTION
of garments at half mast and defend
his property as tpest he can. If he
lis 'successful in catching the beast,
ithe next task is to wake up one OF
,the pound keepers and induce him
ITO get foi,t into his pasture. get. up
his horse and come after the Captive
=estray. ..
} ifd tfteE pound Keeper gets there
'before the owher aof the aestray,a the
property holder haso "a onpafatively
easy time. If the owner gets there
first, however, there IS always a
scene, afollowsing which tie property
holder EITHER re,easesf the brute upon
the possibly sfaalseG Plea that the ami.
MAJ broke his halter Or knocked
down fence or something else or
else, after withstanding these pleas
and sending thes animal to the pound
he iretifes with the iteelfng that he may
hSve, been hard on some deserving
and needy person } gos bs1 ioa hlpo
a"rhe NECESSITY for such things
shcdldt be pfe verified! GrT believe that
your City Beautffnl 1Assocfation@could
do no more $ effective wark than to
arrahgebfor AN efficient night ipatfol
every ponight'ltb 10 Sec that the stock
laws are enforced. The taxpayers
are paying for this work, and they
should not be called upon themselves
to enforce the stock hws,lS r. III
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-04-25
: WARNINGoORDER

III thea'chancery court Of Jefter-
son county, 6Afkansas. "a 6ffEa . boi
Georgia Pofter,,oplasntiff VS.. J. ..
Pickup and oGqA. Shelby, defendant!
The defendant y. o.oPickup' IS WARM
led 3toi appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of plaintiff Georgia Porter It #''i""
= Given under my hand and the seal
'os said court this 3rd day Of April,
A. d. 1s11.s sta .@ff U-6H feA -
IT G.fE. LYTLE, Clerk. baa 7a'
bsr'e#L- oYt Van valkenburgh, b. G.
q 4511f1sA25 92tdeb 9toF ia j'a
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E98E59aG
Cocaine which. dalls the nerve

never yet cured Nasal Catarrh. The
/ eavy feeling in the forehead, the
stuffed UP sensation and the wateryi
discharge from eyes, and nose, along
with all9the' other miseries attending
i,he disease, are put to rout by Ely's
Cream Balmo Smell and htaste fl are
restored, bgeathins is made normal.
Until you try this remedy, you, can
form no idea Of the good it will do
you.,9 Is applied direqtlyfto the sore
spotf AL druggists. 5oc.sT Mailed
ny Ely Bros, 56 Warren street, New
YORK: 2 j .qms;) . eo I aa!t :. l. 9l
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WARNING ORDER.

In the chaneery court Of Jefferson
county. Arkansas. f.f'F Il f1lf a~G@ vt
John Thomas plaintiff VS.. Emma
Thomas, defendant 80 . t5af1o09 %
The defendant Emma Thomas is
warned ito appear in this court with
in, thirty days and answer the COM
plaint of plaintiff, John Thomas. 9fs
Given under my hand and the seal
of said court this '27th day Of March,
A, D.F1911.@ . aH4rt''G' ~ IS
sa.a4 >&5 G@E.a LYTLE, Clerk.
8 % q 9 10 II 24!I 6'"e 'i.a.5af a @iH n
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-04-25
$500 REWARD, 500.

raa stSnd If }}pis j PAPER viii be
f lee seaotdn EIst',ttih btbap0pheTfees i Is a
4 east ones dsieadad disease mat 4cience
mas 'boen ablqrto cure in AIN its tstagesi
, and 4 thai, is, C2l1tarrh.f Halls Catarrh
Cure Is Dthe only positive cure, now
lknown 10 the medical Paternity Ga
ftafrho heinglia constitutional disease,
requires a. Il constitutional treatment.
Halls al Catarrh, Cure is taken fipter-
A.ally, acting directly upon the, blood
tanp mucous surfaces of the system,
Thereby destroying the foundation on
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the consti-
tuition and ss'sting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so
much. faith inuits curative powers that
,heN offer Zone Hundred Dollars for
any case that it fails. to. cure. Send
for list of testimonials
Address, p j. CHENEY & CO., To-
iede. or
Sold by all Drugg SITS, 75c.
Take Halls I Fa9miilY Pills for COZ. con
IfsSST u -2.r q Z = =
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NEWS. NDtES...fRoM|;; !:
.'TAEslCAPITAE '.:.;0TlT7Yl;::

a9Y3G96 10 I9stAQ III 10 534'ls9 9h l.
sLit Little Rock, April IA Some rather
sudden turns shavea been taken tin the
contest fordthel 3udges6ip in the west
.ern District of Arkansas, United
States scourt,a made vacant BY the
death fofs 9Johno' IT. Rogers, and in!
fluencesdht washington are Said to
be working to have Associate Justice
William Pc Kirby appointed BY Pres.
W. H. Taft. Associate Justice Kirby
is aoresident of .Teaarhana, which is
I'M that district, although all of his
time ISL spent iii, little ROCK as a
memberlof the Supreme Court. Gen.
Kirby denies that he has made any
effort 8 to sleavef theO Supreme Court,
though me admits friends III washing
ton have solicited him 10 take the ap!
pointment if it should be rendered
him. nIt ifs Stated here that If Sefra1
tor James p! Clarke should gos to
Preso Taft ysnde demand the lappoiiitl
meht ! Of Democrat, the President
is not now in a position to refuse.
Should this be doneo Senator Clarke
seYpefcted TO, suggest that Gent Kirby
be given the appointment, as the
member of the Supreme Court is not
only 9 close friend Of thep Sen OF 5senarl
tor, from Arkansas, but "a CLOSE .polhi7
cal trienao as lwellu Senator Davis
will also use, ibis influence in the in7
terest vof Cen. Kirby. Gen. Kirby is
one of, the most cpmpetitept ,atterneys
in Arkansas an has ftt1hopsapdso Of
friends oyer the state WIS wound w'el7
come bis sappooffp1tEment aass Federal
Judge. An attest to- the popularity
Of Gen. Kirby is the. fact that in his
political races shey has carried every
county ill., tbe, statea over fhis oopppoents
u Complete State Capitol.
a, last it. is done and, so far yae
william Miller, & Sons Co., is concern
ed, I"F sli - might fbe written in huge
letters upon the, dome Of the new
State Capitol. One stone, cracked
slightly, but not small enough to en-
cape the esgle3 eyes af the inspectors.
though 1t is high up on the. dome. is
now being taken out and a sound one
put In its place. When this is doue
William Miller & Sons Co. will be
through with the contract. IA final
settlement has been q sked for 3and be-
fore the end q the; week. the building
will probably be- DELIVERED totae Capt.
toll Commission end iacoeptedS The
contracting firm is NOW shipping all
its machinery "a RiNb,h-g, the head
quarters Of the concern, for if the
contractors secure the award for the
completion of the building, this mach
inery .,willt be no longer necessary
heges 20 1ra HE-e Huod II IS -
a,au.TO Hold Night Sessions. 1G.
During the present week efforts to
lengthen the legislative session will
fly back and forth, with counter
propositions to cut it shorter The
result will be that the legislative
body will adjourn May 49,, the date
originally fixed at the time the first
extension, was agreed upono9 The
Senate As expected today TO, make en
effort to adjoun sine die at noon.
The fI1ouse giN not Acceptfhis, but
wilAs 1anes the Senate fist footed
proportion to adjourn upon May 8.
- the matter now stands, or if the
6enpte desires one more week to
Wind up its business the House will
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-04-25

watt that TING To} the>higher body,
This PUTS the matter arightj UP t5 the
Senate, and for the first rime slncA
the session began, the House holds
the dominating hand. The House wild
get through it's business in time to
adjourn by May 8, for night sessions,
begin tonight, with two or three
each week until the close of the SEES
sion. These night sessions will be
held on the evenings previous to
House days in the Senate. This will
enable the fouse9 to Supply TIE Ser
late with Fifty Or more bills daily,
SO The higher body tc atn4htot 23 audtjd5uurrnl
tttnoon br.. oovsafa saturday2 FOR tie
balance Of fhee session D sbbeAakearsl Mi
wee is fra IN his deter4mipatiio5nr t. t.
clean At Up the basihnHeasSse bsforeA t1Reg
House ana foiro the orefpaaRfnndaedri of tfle
session Will have fheeHi op9eanYi2nag thD o2r
movsed up oSuhtil'9y O'clock, : WITH
steady Work nt 5afnRgthht Ire aftaernoooann,,
ad then ~ Hight Session FOR GOOD
meaass,are. tcdtalY to3Dps11 81 9t,51 W
jss 90 ,'%d' Iai@Rl 1sS so1pn f ,ao
abphe present Implications ai99ps are, for a
sq9ddes RR defNgt3h IF ttlhesth9i lb owhish pe
ylqes of99r ii the state taking lkli ing 4oyer the
lonnnlyeeEEfbityr 6oofhf Arkansas Sum MEDICAL ader
partment' and making it "a ypaEt of
the University. This department is
now operated as r sprivate institution
in Little Rock by, the ishte medical
society, With 1aceaai ii PHYS Clans in con-
'trol. numberafof,ls legislatorsofeel
that tt there is bug 6updsF the chin,
and 5dq5 If the stSset takes otiyerotA det
palrr :91 and maintains it, an Little
:, Rock, it will soon find efforts being
made iflfai to add other departmen Rand
M they are successful, the slater wall
'soon have the dtJIniyersitM entine, in
'Llttle Rock Those who are ag2inst
1.-THE removal of the University from
!Faye tteVille Will m obi Mis- sHilIffGTi
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-04-25

This Pine Bluff citizen testified
long ago.
Told of quick relief-of lasting
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-04-25

Our electric service is at your
command any hour Of the day or
night No mater when the hour of
your need, the electric servant re-
spends instantly It ie never off duty.
Citizens Light and Transit Com
pany
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-04-25
POWELL, CLAYTON. JR.,
HAS FRACTURED SKULL
Army Captain. Son OF Former 'Ambas-
sador to fMerico, Injured in Street &
I'D ar Car, Accident. -, asa7 "a

San Antonio, Tex, April A.-Oapt.
Powell Clayton Jr., Troop l., Eleventh
United States Cavalry, SOM of the for
Fort Sam Houston Hospital Semicon-
scious and possibly with a fractured
skull as the result of street car &C
cldent. "oy hcs=aft ar@f +; ~ --
Captain Clayton, with brother Off
GERS, was returning to the maneuver
camp last night from the annual din
ner OF the regiment and alighted be-.
fore the car stopped. He was thrown
forward on his head. The extent of
his injuries is unknown tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-04-25
'AiRe,dble,
Remedy I
Eiy's Cream Calm
is quickly absorbed.

Gives Relief at Once.
It cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
tie diseased menu
brane resulting from
Ca;arrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses of
Taste and Sme,'l. Fu
gists or by mail. In
Fly Brothers. Sc Wa
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-18
OWL FIELD CLUB TO
HOLD ATHLETIC GAMES
THIS DECORATION DAY.

The second annual athletic games
under the auspices of the Owl Field
Club will take place at Morris Park,
in Bloomfield avenue, Decoration Day.
There will be six events and a baseball
game.
The races are as follows One-mile re-
lay CLOSED to all negro clubs), one
mile run handicap. half-mile handicap,
i40-yard run handicap. 220-yard dash
handicap and 100-yard dash handicap.
The baseball game will bring to.
gether two Of the fastest negro teams
In the State, the Owl Il. c., of this city,
and the Imperials, of Orange. The
winner will receive a silver loving cup.
The prizes for the open events will be
gold, silver and bronze medals for first,
second and third, while the winner Of
the relay will be given a silver cup
and each member will receive a silver
medal. Those finishing second in the
relay will be given bronze medals.
Entries will close on Monday, May ~,
with NJ. j. Smith, s Summit place, city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-18
FRANKLIN, CENTRAL
N SOUTH EIGHTH ST.
SCHOOLS in CLOSE RACE.

THE competition in the Northern
Senior Public School League
seems to be between Franklin,
Central Avenue and South Eighth
Street schools, while in the Southern
the South Market Street team
is the only nine to have the call for
honors. All the above teams have
clean records, having won four games,
their victories yesterday. The
are the scores made by both
senior organizations at the two parks:
Northern Senior Lcaguc
R.H.E.
franklin 80 14$os 2-l$n 2
Batteries-Frankiln, O,Amato, Mayer
and Parkinson; Fourteenth Avenue, Lohr-
man and Eckert.
S Sew ! ~ I
Batteries-Central Avenue. J. 'Walsock
and Mathews; Newton Street, Lefkowitz
and Bozza.
60: Eighth. e 3 - -ss q ! Z :
Batteries-south Eighth. Conlier and
R.H.E.
seventh 49,. 2 0 90 % "a 5 9
Warren ....,. y v U y U ~ V-3 q .
Batteries-Seventh Avenue, Linarducet
aud Perozzo; Warren Street, kearney aud
Prokoci1ner.
Buruet ......2 $1,000 / eli l6 4
Summer -. ) . 0 0 l Q . IL u 3
Batteries-Burnet street, Corhaey, Jacobs,
Moore and Pupilella; summer Avenue,
Craig aud kapshaw.
E E%iiffiotten nm. 20 So 3 . . S9SS-ss :
Batteries-Eighteenth Avenue. Szina and
Perna; Elliott street, Savannah and
Grieshaber.
Alexander. 20 O'oo1 2-5 5
No. Seventh. o 0 0 40 ] 0-S z 5
Observation-Disclosures. Hefe and Fer.
rarri; North Seventh Street, Hallett and
Russoman.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-18
MAJOR LEAGUE NOTES

Jimmy Callahan and Ping Bodie not
long since were close rivals for a cer-
tain position of honor as gardener in
Comiskey's back yard. They are pals
now working hand in hand for the
good of the cause.
Doc White has shone the brightest
of all the White Sox slab luminaries
this season. Doc has tanned the fero-
cious Tigers and showed the world
champions the bumps of defeat. That
is going some.
The Phillies are enjoying the lively
bah this season.
Jack Doyle makes a fine impression
as an umpire and yesterday refused
to stand for a trick play by McKech-
mic. When 1t comes to inside ball
Mr.. Doyle knows the ropes.
Cleveland is trying hard TO land
wild Bill Donovan for manager, but
Hugh Jennings refuses to part with
his veteran pitcher. figuring that he
will be of great. help to the Tigers
during the warm weather.
-
Connie Mack viii eye the White sox
closely from this time forth. He saw
Billy sullivan playing in stellar roles
yesterday. Mack said last year If
Sully could come back the White Sox
would be pennant ~contenders. With
his terrible swat off Chief Bender and
his accurate pegging Sully must ave
convinced the baseball sphinx of the
universe that he is one vet who can
amble back.
Paul Mclean. the ~slugging demon OF
the late season Of 1910, is still hitting
the sphere for st. Louis. White sox
fans have one big consolation. Mclean
went where he could do the least dam
age.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-18
ST. BENEDICT PREP
nine SCORES VICTORY
OVER EAST ORANGE
Newark Academy Takes Fall
Out OF South Orange
High School.

T HE st. Benedict Prep team
added another victory 10 their
string by trouncing the Last Or
anse High School nine al Ashland
Field, in East Orange, yesterday at
~ternoon, by the score. of 7 to =. Tie
locals won the game in the first two
innings. when they rolled up hve runs.
After the fifth round the Saints We're
unable to score, as Creole relieved
Fischer for the East Orangeites and
pitched excellent BALL. Madden pitclie l
the entire game for the winners, and
although hit safely nine times was
steady and twirled well in ~pinehes.
The score:
R.H.E.
st. Ben, Prep. 100000 o. s ,
E. Orange Fl. s. 0 oOO1O001 IL 9 8
Battcries-Madden and Dolan; Fiscll-
or, Creole and Shane.
on the Academy Field Yesterday
afternoon the Newark Academy bas...
bail nine recorded an easy victory over
the South Orange High School nine,
the final score being 0 to l. The Wis
tors made eight errors, several OF
which were responsible for their de-
feat. The locals tailed all their runs
in the first three innings. making a
trio in each. But eve hits were made
in the game, the Academy boys reg
istering three. The score
R.H r.
Newark Acad.. 8 100000 x-9 8 2
South Orange. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OIL 4 8
Batterics-Lanlbert and Cooke:
Brewer and Garrison.
Seton Hall Prep team defeated the
Paterson High School nine on Setonia
Field yesterday by the score of : to
4. The pitching of Kerigan for TIE
home team was a feature. The score:
R,H.E.
Seton Hall .... Il 1901 130 OK 10
Paterson II. s. 0 2O0011 0 o. 8 G
Batteries-Kerigan and King; Bills
borough and Hermann.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-18
EVERS WILL ENTER
SANITARIUM SOON,

Tom Evers, a brother of Johnny
Evers, reported to Frank Chance,
Cubs manager, that Evers is still sick
In bed, and is able to get up only once
or twice a day for short periods.
Johnny will leave Troy on Sunday. for
Chicago, his brother said, where he
will go into a sanitarium. He hopes
by taking a thorough rest to get we'll
enough to play ball again.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-18
Sports Of the Day
HUsTLERS ENJOY
BATTING FEST At
GRAyS' EXPENSE

# HE Bengals opened the series IN
Buffalo yesterday with a VIC
tory. They are now in fifth
place because Providence lost. Roches-
ter kept up it's good work by admin
istering q severe beating to the Grays.
The Shelters won from the Maple
Leafs, while h Royals captured a
lucky game from the Orioles.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-18
IRoQUoIs SPECIAL TOURNEY.

On IroquoIs alleys:
KimbafI, 154; Aber. 147; total, 3Ol.
Jennings, 1853; Livingston, 143; total, 81
Gavin. 1873; Watson. Sc; total, 229.
Brude. 129; Cort, 17s; total, S0s.
Scott. ISL; Weber, llS; total. Ss6;
w. Kull. 1893; Dietz, 1863; total, 35s.
Krayl. IA; z. Kull, 147; total, 2ss.
Herman, 1N; Bierle, III; total, 23e.
Snyder, 1876; Egan, It's; total, 301.
Cannon, 1853: Garding, 178; total. 34l.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-18

EASTERN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Newark, 6: Buffalo, 3.
Jersey City, 4; Toronto, ..
Rochester. Il; Providence. o.
Montreal. 5; Baltimore, 2 90 in
nings).
lanes Today.
Newark at Buffalo.
Jersey City at Toronto.
Providence at Rochester.
Baltimore at Montreal.
Games Tomorrow.
Newark at Buffalo.
jersey City at Toronto.
Providence at Rochester.
Baltimore at Montreal.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-18
SHELTERS WIN AGAIN.

The Skecters made their first visit
of the season to Toronto yesterday and
Won the initial game of a series by
the score of 4 to 2. Rain fell during
most of the game. and Manager Jack
Ryan, of the visitors. wanted to call
the contest in the fifth when the score
was tied. Much credit must be given
to Jack Frill. who pitched excellent
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-18
Southern Senior League.

South Market 6. Tenth Street 4
R.H.E.
Bergen ......0 0 . 0 0 ? . 8 X 8 10 s
Washington. 0 0 0 o. 0 l. 6 8
Batteries-Bergen, Henderson and Jayne;
Washington, Himmelberger and Clemens.
Ri. e.
Hawthorne. o 1441Oo 0 0-l0 ii ?
Lafayette. 0 2 0 | 0 0 0 % 8
Observation-Disclosures, Middleton and
Bennett; Lafayette, Bonavito and Halter
land.
o 8aS,ron 80. 3 9 & 9 sld - : 7 7
Batteries-Oliver, Washer and Clawson;
Madison, Hoch and Hilbert.
Chestnut al o oS41t o o. S ii 8
Avon Av.....0 / , 3 i OIL 2 lii II
Observation-Disclosures, Smith and Rose;
Avon Avenue, Speidel aud korp.
Morton ..,...2 30 . l-.5.4 I
Miller ...... 3 ) 0 0 o. , 0 0-15 Is 3
Batteries-Morton, Gruble and Hecht;
Miller. Wand and Heyden.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-18
all The score
JERSEY CITY.
MCCONNELL IN FORM.

With George Mcconnell in great form
the Hustlers easily trimmed the Grays
in Rochester yesterday, the final score
being II runs to 0. "Lanky George"
held the Clam Diggers to four scat
tered hits. The score
PRnVIDENCE
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-18
BASKETBALL GAME.

The Crescents, of Paterson, and the
Holy Cross team. of Harrison, will
battle in a basketball game at Electric
Park Hall Sunday night.
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LEAGuE.

At Bridseport-New Britain. /; Bridge
port, 2
At New Haven-New Haven, 2; Spring
field, /.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1; Hartford, o
At ,Holyoke-Holyoke, s; Northamp-
ton, 10.
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@ ENDING Lefty Russell to the
- clubhouse in one inning and land
ing on Morgan with regularity in
the subsequent rounds, the White Sox
downed the Athletics Z to 5 at Chi
cago yesterday, making four straight
defeats for Connie Mack's men. Eddie
Collins was back In the game for the
Athletics, making his first appearance
since his injury at st. Louis several
days ago. The score:
R.H.E.
Chicago ....... 3 1O0O201x-7 IL 1
Athletics ...... | l 90 0 0 2 0 Is 10 2
Batteries-Olmstead and Sullivan and
Lange; Russell, Morgan and Living
stone.
The Browns had little trouble. win
ming from the Senators in their home
town yesterday. The score was Q to 2.
The Browns made a clean sweep Of
the series. The GORE:
R.H.E.
st. Louis ...... 4 2O000S 0 x-s 6 1
Washington =. 0 10000 0 p . 8
Batteries-Pelty and Stephens: Wal
ker, Otey, Sherry and Ainsmith.