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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-04-20
SAWYER'S HOME TALENT SHOW
TROUPE PUT ON PLAY IN
VELVA.

Velva, N. T., April lion Thurs
day evening of last week the play en-
titled "Out of Bondage" was staged
at the Velva opera house by com.
pany of home talent from Sawyer,
and received very liberal patronage.
The several characters were well
impersonated Ivy the amateur actors
and actresses.
Fred Fullmer as Fred Grover, the
doctor, did himself credit in his role, /,
and H. O. Dalen in his character CT
Charlie Hayden, the doctors cousin, |,
was very realistic
Tht southern planter, Oscar Daville,
was very ably played by Clyde Rich
mond, while the darkies. sich and
Gyp. characterized by Jack Lane and
Miss Anna Hobbs. were exceptionally
| good.
Mrs. Register took the part of Isa-
dore, Daville's betrothed, and played
1t with great success, and Miss Ada
Smith as Willie Grover, the doctors
wife, could hardly have been in,
ed upon.
! Miss Bessie Grier in the character
Of Priscilla, the doctors old maid sis
ter, filed the part to perfection and
kept the audience in an uproar.
! In the character of Harriet, the
mulatto woman, Miss Maria Block did
admirably.
I Little Kennith Register, as little
| Freddie carried his part well and
I Floyd Hubbard a. the sheriff was
I splendid.
This play was deep ono for Z
home talent. One OF the best which
/ has ever visited velva We are in
hopes that sawyers young folks
will not let this be their last attempt.
For they have bunch Of young folks
who are very capable and are sure to
I, succeed in whatever they attempt.
Mrs. A. ]. Flynn, nee Georgia
; Walther, formerly Of Berthold, died
! of heart trouble at Pendleton, Ore,
where her husband is manager OF a
lumber yard. The deceased was 80
years Of age and was the daughter
OF F. G.. Walther, for number OF
years one of Berthold's most promin
ont husinoa- mon 6 4
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offer my fine 32O-acre farm for
sale, seven miles northwest Of Bul-
lington, on Mouse river, 40 acres fine
timber, good meadow, cuts 100 tons
each year, 120 acres under the pillow,
more can be broken Also 9 head of
work horses, and several colts, II
head of cattle, complete outfit of
farming machinery in first class
shape. This is an ideal farm for
stock raising and diversified farming
I am getting old ara must leave
country for my health. John
Clouse, Foxholm, N. D. 313 IL chg
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Warren, The Insurance Man, or write
Box 1863, Minot. 10 II

Can place from Is to
20 firStroaI estate loans
during next 80 days;
low rate; 70 delay. In
terState Land Go. Ehr
Block, Niinot.
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: Ten dollars reward for black horse
3 years old, branded on left shoulder,
weight 1925 and in good condition, had
halter on and rope tied around neck :.
Strayed from Foxholm March 18th
C. E. Miller, Foxholm. 4 13 t1*
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FOR SALE-Full blood Buff Orping,
ton eggs. 81 90 setting of Is or
81. 90 a hundred. I. T. Zook, MI.
not, N. D. r. 4, Phone, Rural
ON. AS t4'
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EGGS FOR HArcHiNG.
Single Comb White Leghorns, pure
bred; $500 per setting Of thirteen.
A, l.. Robb PIT Mill stseet. 331 tS'
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I have one Maxwell Runabout for
sale. II you want 1t, call on r. F
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In cases of rheumatism relief from
pain makes sleep and rest possible.
This may be obtained by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale
by all dealers.
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FOR SALE--Good potatoes, at rs
cents bushel, and small seed pota.
toes at 40 cents a bushel Mrs. w.
M. Denenny, 115 5th ave., N.
Minot, N. D. As t2'
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FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT.
Farm of 100 acres all under cul.
tivation, 3 miles north OF Bershold,
good modern improvements, all
round. Inquire at this ONCE or G..
L. Brown, Berthold, N. d. P. O..
Box, 283 8 % 1 Is .
Three room new house for sale
$25 90 down and SIS 90 per month
Lyman Land
FOR SALE OR .RENT-Hotel anc
livery barn at Surrey, NJ D. Onl.
hotel and barn in town For fur
Their information call on or address
S. N. Yoder, Columbus, y D.
8 80 tt
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SHOOT coPHERs Now.

Two boxes % cal. smokeless car
tridges Is cents ct New York store.
4 ID t 4.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
ACADEMY KEEPS UP WINNING GAIT
Westerly High School Beaten in Well Played Came
to 1-Croker Had the Speed and Curves-Spencer
Weakened Towards the Finish.

westerly highs baseball nine, which
of recent wears has got SO much in the
habit of winning state championships
that losing games have been a rarity.
fell down before the Norwich Free
Academy speedy performers on the
campus Tuesday afternoon, to 1,
before a crowd of. over soc, who saw
game that was well played at all
points and went nip and tuck for five
innings In the sixth a decision by
Umpire Luke Riley took -the pepper
out of Pitcher Spencer of Westerly
and before this stanza was played out
the Academy had put the game on ice
by scoring runs. To make it safe,
they went anead and added four more
by good solid clouting. in the eighth.
Pitcher Croker was again strictly on
the job. working like a Trojan and
holding Westerly to 6 scattered hits.
Two stellar running catches by Geer
in center fed robbed Hiscox and
Howard of well deserved hits. and
Chas also had great support at all
the infield points. Each of the pitch
eys pulled off classy bit with one
hand stops of hard grounders. In the
bat work Lords triple was a feature,
but it was wasted. as Lord failed to
touch second on the way around and
was called cut
1wirler Spencer of westerly gave
a great exhibition of crawling cut of
HOlcS III The uT6l dIlU ScCOuQ lI1ilI1SS.
RAINING the last two men in each inn
ing with two waiting on the bases
Lord caught a nice game fer the Acad
envy, winging the first man who tried
10 pilfer second
In the sixth the Academy broke
through the hitherto unpregna Die de-
Tense of the visitors. Fletcher walking
to start the inning. Cookers vicious
drive sent him to third and from there
Fletcher sprinted for the plate, but was
nsbbed sliding in. Umpire Riley judg-
ed otherwise in the cloud Of dust that
covered the runner and called him
safe After Lord famed, Geer follow
ed with a single that scored Croker.
Standish was cut on foul fly, but
Bailey got a life when right fielder
Flynn nussed up his pop fly. Nc
Kay contributed a pretty bingle that
scored both Geer and Bailey.
Westerly got their lonely run in the
seventh on single by Anderson and
Butler. followed by Towards out
In Westeriy's half of the eighth.
Croker famed Flynn. Doyle and An
ae:son, alternating the strike outs with
rasse ste two other batteTs. In the
AGA denny half the home boys landed on
Spencer's offerings for fair, singles by
Standish, Mckay, Captain Murray, Ed
Murray, and F-fe6eheris double, send
ing in four runs. The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL
WON FROM BROADWAY
GreeneviIle School Leads Grammar
League With Perfect Record.

Tuesday morning on the Shetucket
campus the St Mary's parochial school
team and defeated the Broadway
school team by the score of e to s
before a crowd of about $50. The
Broadway pitchers, Vetter and Cap
tain Freeman. were given a terrific
walelping by the parochial school boys.
20 hits being secured off the two pitch
ers. A splendid game was pitched by
Fuller for ST. Nary's. being touched
up for only hits. and his pitching
was the feature of the game. Captain
Young OF St. Mary's led both teams in
the batting, securing a two-bagger,
three Dagger and home run. Fuller
and McItavey also starred at the bat.
st. MaFy's is now leading the gram
mar school league with a record of
won 0 lost.
Batteries: For St. Aary's, Fuller
and TenGreau; Broadway, Vetter,
Freeman and Coblyn.
Score by innings:
St. Mary's IL 213 10 o e-22
Broadway % 0 1 1 1-S
Saturday morning these teams meet
again on Mohegan park to play ever
a protested game
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31

Al a meeting Of the Ce1g< - -
mon Council held st tbs Co1n11 p
beK. on Wednesday evening - y
mfItee ON Finance Vas oceDD4M -
the resolution accon1p3nytnG - Gn
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31

Norwich, Conn, May - -
To the Court Of Consmen c6n0G8 -
the City Of Norwich
presents their estimate OF tire ezu51U11
Of the City. and Of each dey1Anee1
18th day Of May, 1917, ard 81 fl79 re-
ceipts for the same period - 11HBwx
ESTIMATED EXPES8EA
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
Independents Won at Pachaus.

Manager Miiler's Independents went
to Pachaug and defeated the team rep
resenting that place by the score of
to 6 in closely played game, Tues
day afternoon. The feature of the
game was the hitting Of Capt. Jimmie
McCiafferty, who secured a home run
and three singles in four times up, and
the pitching of Hook Dynon, who
struck out Is men.
Hazard of Paehaug pitched good
game, bat his support was poor.
The lineups:
Norwich, Observation-Disclosures c,
Brennan SIS. Lawler BE. McClafferty 3p,
Haley 1b. Miller rf. Henderson If,
Burdick CT, Riley CT. Dynen p.
Pechaug c, Browning 10, w.
Morgan 2b. Hazard p, Johnson SIS,
Duggan 3b, f. Morgan IT, P. Morgan IF,
Speaker CT.
Sunmary-Home run. McCIafferty;
twe-base hits, Sraslke, Johnson; stoI-
en- bases. McClanerty. 3. Brennan I,
johnson I.
Psehaug, oo 0 0 4 0 e-s 4
Norwich, O 0 0 0 2 O 5 e-T Is 2
Manager Miller would like to play
Manager Bowers G. A. C. any Srn-
day, the sooner the better. Manager
Miller would like games with any
team in this vicinity. Answer through
The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31

Totals SO 10 p II s. Totals 81 II Il
for in
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
BROCkTON FANS CHASED
HI HENRY OUT OF TOWN
Empires Decision Aroused the Crwed
followed Him to the Station.

Brockton. Mass. May 30-The police
had 20 interfere for the protection of
Hi Henry Lahelle, who made his first
appearance as a New England league
umpire in the game which Worcester
won from Brockton 5 to in ten inn
ings today. When the game was fin
ished, sticks and stones were hurled
at the umpire on account of a close
decision and the police guarded La
belle for while in the locked club
house. When they attempted to es-
cort him to the railroad station, a
cYewd of ], 500 men and boys made an
angry demonstration On arrival at
the station LabelIe was shut into the
bag gage room until a Boston train
arrived, when he was escorted on
board. He was formerly a New Eng
land league pitcher.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
Yale Won on Early Start.

Providence, r. L, May 30.-Two sin
giles and double off Warner in the
first inning coupled with a base on
balls, a sacrifice hit, and a man hit
by a pitched ball, gave Yale three runs
and a. lead over Brown which resulted
in Yale's victory in toaay's game. I
to 1. Conseiulan pitched the remain
ing eight innings for Brown. and al
lowed but one hit. The fielding of
Bur6ett, the Yale catcher. who had
seven putouts and feur assists, was a
feature. Brown could make but two
hits off Hartwell. The score by inn
ings: r. H. E
Yale, Q IA 2
Brown 0 0 0 90 0 e-1 4
Harttvell and Berdett; Warner, Con-
soirnan and Harris. Time, 2.G5. UNI
pire, Stafford
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
CENTRALs WON IN
HEAVY HITTING GAME
Taftviile Beaten, II to 1e-WaIsh's
Batting a Feature-Murphy Injured.

In the afternoon league game at
Taftviiie. the Centrals OF Norwich
cpeled up the score for the day by
tal<ise the contest, II to 10. Taftvil1e
having won in the morning clash.
Both teams had big scoring sessions,
Taftville establishing nice lead by
putting over runs in the second inn
ing but the CentrSsls came back with
10 in the fifth and from then on were
never headed. Second baseman Albert
Murphy of the CsntraIs sprainea the
ligar1ents in his leg sliding to third in
the second inning and had to be re-
placed by Driseoll. Walsh led in the
heavy slEsyfng, getting Ave hits and a
sacrifice in six Journeys TO the plate,
one of his punches being for the cir
cult The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
NEW AMATEUR RECORDS.
Old Marks Bettcred in 225-Yard Dash,
$50 Yard Hurdle, and Hop Step and
Jump.

New York May 3e.-Three amatuer
athletic records were made today dur
ing the athletic carnEyal of the fish
American A. C. at Celtic park. Gwynn
Henry of Eden Texas, unattached, won
the special 125-yard scratch dash in
~ IS seconds, the Ole American rec
ord Being IL 2-5 seconds. 1t Was made
at Berkeley oval. ga years age. by
Charles A. Sheriff. of Yale and the
New York Athletic citib
John Filler. Irish American A c., the
champion hurdler, ran his trial and
final heats in the $50 yard hurdle event
i'm 20 10 seconds. a worlds record
The a1e time, 81 As seconds. had steed
since 1859 and was. held by George
schweGley Of the New York A. c..
The fislrS record to Sc vas in the
hob. AteD and jump cenzAst. when the
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
New N. &. HaIf-MiIe Record.

Andover, Mass, May ga new New
England interschoIastic record for the
haIf-mile was established by w. J.
Bingham of Exeter here today in the
18th annual dual meet between Phil
lips Exeter and Phillips Andever acad-
emies, which the former won by the
score of 81 to 81. Bingham made the
record made at last years dual meet
of l5S As Exeter men took eight
first places in the twelve events. =
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31

Runs CentsaIs Shea Casey q o'Brien, MUIR
ply g. simcsr 5. Walsh 3, EnslsnE. Cetaiihan 5,
Kearns. fer fsftviHe ]. Messhe1rey. Murphy. Leo
pod Cadbeis Duzas. D. 3Iesshs3res 9. terr9 ain 2.
white: two base hts. Shea D. McSharey. Brien
home ttn walsh: sacrifice hits CssstFals 10 Taft
Vile 8: sacrifice hy Shea; stolen CEntrats ).
Taftvie 7 double plays Murphy 10 Ens4ins, o'Brsn
to EnsIlna: left bases. Centrajs 3. Tafsyile 3;
bases balla off SirneoS 2 eff White 2; first base
on errors. CsntraIs s. raftvie 9; struck by
simeox 4. White g. Simins /; earned Centrals
Is TsftVille 7.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
Tsf.yiIIe Is, centraIs 4.

On the Prov dence street grounds at
TaftvilIe on Tuesday morning. the
Taftville team won a league game
from the Centrals of Norwich, Is to
l. Sinsino twirled for the winners with
Murphy catching and Burdick was in
the box for the Centrsls with Walsh
behind the bat.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
coIoae Wen Essy Victory.

Rome, n. Y, May 30-Celgate uni
versity athletes won the annual track
and field meeting of the New York
State intercollegiate Athletic union
here today with 70 IA points, or more
than twice as many points as Union,
their nearest competitor.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31

worlds champion. Daniel F. Ahearn,
Irish American A. c., beat his own fig
ures twice, finally making so feet IL
inches FROM scratch in handicap
which was won by his brother, T. ].
Ahearn of the New York A. c., who
had an allowance o. three feet.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
POP WILLIAMS PLAYS
AGAINST HIS OLD TEAM
Jewett City Veteran in Meosup Line
up-Latter Won, to d.

The Jewet. Citys were defeated at
1859 Tuesday morning on their home
grounds by the Moosup bunch by a
score of 20 4. One of the pleasing
attractions was the fine showing Of
Pop " illiams, who put up a fine game
with the visitors. He has PLAYED for
several years with Jewett City and
received with pleasure the hearty
greeting of many old friends The
score.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31

Score hy innings
Norwich Free Academy % 0 o IS
Westerly ttfgh .-....-..e 0 n-l
Runs. foE Academy mckay. Bailey g. Standish.
GesF. Croker. Fletcher. Murray for Westerly An
dsusnn; two base hit. FIetehss three base hit Lord
Aeien bases, Asdemy 4. Westerly High l; bases on
ksf1s. 81 Croker g. of Spencer struck By
Croker g. by Spencer .: wild pitch. Spencer; time
1.5e; umpire Luke Riley. Attendance soc.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
r.tioua, I,,.ue-mofn,,a e,m,..


Boston. May 0--PhilsdoIphia won both the
ing and afternoon sarnes in the double header with
Boston today. the first to and the second ii 70
= The second game hard hitting and
costly errors by the locals the visitors knocking Cur
It's from the box in the seventh inning and securing
fetal Of sir before PfefYer retired the side.
The fielding of Knabe and Doelan fast. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
1H-XilIam.

Runs fer wsuFeEsn Carlson, Gleason; sacrifice hit
Maynard: stsien bases. Bershisune. Atwood; double
plays Eahcfe to Page 10 BetEiaame. hsrwy tn Page
Lsbere; Left bases, ~slxesan 3, DaysiIle s
bases balls. of Carlson /. 64 Marland l: Hrsl
base waurcgan /. Dsyvile L; hit by
pitcfer Nsrland Raymond. Atwood; struck cut. by
Carlson s. by Mariana j. wild pitch. Mariand; time
I.3e: umpire Cantra- Attendance $50.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31

sassination of Domenico Catruti Of
Boston, an alleged white slave irat-
ticker, today. Demenico Surace of Mil
ford resenting Catruti's acts, drew a
revolver when he met him on the
street here today, the Boston man
falling lifeless with three bullets in
his body. Surace was arrested.
Forests cover ne-quarter Of the
area of the kingdom of Saxony.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
New York q. Br,skiw o.

New York. Mag as,-The holiday visit Of the
across the river Brookfsns 10 New York resulted in
the loss Of Two games to the Giants by scores Of
to l and 3 to o. Raymond had quit tine boz
in the fifth nfninstecause ST slight attack Of
ptemaine poisoning He had held the Breokyns TO
hit. and Ames who succeeded him. allowed only
two mare. Afternoon see--:
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31

Runs. Jewett City Richie. L'Heureux 2. ameI
fer Afoostp Robitaiie. Williams MeE<enna. Wood
Lesky. Lafrenierc; tsss base hits. l. emeux. VIII
nsT1s Mctenna. RobiailIes- Three base hits L Heu-
res1y Neaenna. Esne4; sacrifice hit. McArtaur stol
bases. Wood. Leahy =. Rebtai1le Rail- L Heu-
Hanei. Smith; double play. Robideau to VIII
Eams TO Ieahy; left bases Jewett City g. Moo1Ip
4 bases balls of Lansoreu 8; first base
rors. Ao1sup 8. Jemett City /; hit by pitcher
Wilson. Il Heursux; struck cut, by Crsnka s. by
Ianereu wild pitch. CTsnber earned Moosup
g. Jewett City umpire Bencit; Griffin; time
I4y.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
GRAYS REGISTERED
SHUToUT AGAINST TRI-VILLAGE
Wauresans Get Away With Contest on
One IN, to Q.

Wauregan, Nay 50.-fhe Wauregan
GraXs won from Tri Village, 2 TO 0,
in the morning game. Memorial day,
the contest being the best seen here
this season. There were mary classy
pIaYS The score
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
ALLEGED "WHITE SLAYER
MURDERED BY ITALIAN
Dead Man Said to Have Traded ir
Italian Girls.

Milford, Mass, May 29-Trouble
which is said to have been caused by
the bringing of Italian girls to Milford
for Illegal purposes resulted in the as
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
rri-viIIaae Won in the Aftsrnoon.

In a well played game. Fri villas e
squared matters by defeating Waure-
gan FL in the second game Of a double
header played at Wildwood park, Me-
rneria1 afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31

Philadelphia. May 3G.-fhiledesRhia again defeat
ed New York this aftsrnoen BIZ tbs of to s.
Tie home pounded Fords delivery for eleven
bits, and al tileir in the FIST Two in
Rings. Coons who Yesterdays game. pitched
again and he weakened ia the ninth, and Plank
to his in tiHe. Score:
Yn-t
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
Pitfsburs 4, chicaoo 4

Pittsbura. May so.-Pittsturg won the afternoon
game by hitting Reui5ach hard in the first two in
nlngs Teney succeeded Reuibach and held Pittsburg
in check Camnitz pitched coed ball. Score:
Piftsburu. Chteaqo
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
nstr&t 6. Cleveland 8.
Detroit


Cleveland May 3e-Detroit defeated Cleveland this
afternoon s. Works driven from the box,
sut Donovan. who succeeded him. invincible.
Gregg effective but given poor support The
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31

Baston.

Washington. May 30.-Boston punched three singles
and double Johnson in the ninth inning this
afternoon and nosed out Washington 4. Wood
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31

At Providense-BreHh !, Tale 4.
At woreester-Haly Caess Darsneuth 0.
At Lewiston. Mc.-Bstes 0, Boydoin 4.
At siiaalebury Yt.-3hdaebufy g. Norwich Cnirer-
rty =.
At Wtfliamst~Hn. Me-waians 6. Amherst IL
At West Pesnt-west Point 9, Seventh Regiment
y. " y. G. !.
At Ithass-Cornen 6, Penn sFlyania s-I2 innings
At Schene rtaay ~ y.-Gfisz Is, Hamilton Ii.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
New Enssand Leasue-afternosn


At Observation-Disclosures 4. Worcester s-Ih innings.
At Fail R-FreFall Eicer 1. New Bedford o.
All Lynn-1Iynn Il, level 0.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
Chicago 2, St. Louis 0.

Chicago. NAY 3s.-Pitcher Young Of Chicago today
at his and Chicago defeated St Louis in
the afternoon game o. The visitors made two
scattered hits Score
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31

AM aIcAn LEAGUE STANDING.


Detroit 8. Cleveland q
Philadelphia 3 New York 0.
Boston s. Washington j..
st. Louis 4. Chicago /.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31

Totals, 81 70 II OF Totals 20 Is u II
Speaker hit with batted ball.
Slated to Henry in 9th.
zEan 70 Street in 9th.
zCardner bafted for Wood in 9Th.
zzRiggert for Gardner in 9th
Score by innings:
Washington ......1 0 q o 90 "a
Boston --.-...e 0 q 1 0 -
Two base hits Wagner, LeLwfs 2, Speaker.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31

At Providence Baltimore 6. Providence 7-l2 In
nings
Al Rochester-Msssreal s. Rochester sill in
ninas
At Bunsie-Teronte 5. Buffalo /.
AT Jersey City-Newark 8. Jersey City 4.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
corceotieut Lsasu.-moraius.
College Games.

New Britain 3. Waterbury Q.
Northampton 7, Hartford l.
Bridgeport s. New Haven 2
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31
Cincinnati s. st. ILauis 2.
: ho(@-AI
Cincinnati.

St Louis, May 2s-Cfncimau broke the
days PLAYING by winning the Afternoon game, 10 2.
The visitors hit Steele hard while teh locals found
Fromme puzzle with bases Score
Cincinnati. ST. Louis.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31

Totals, % = 2E ID II Totals 81 "a Il l
Score by innings:
New York ......-......-e 90 9 0 s-3
Two base hits. Murray, Wiser, Derere.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-31

.Bstted for ToHey in 9Th
++Batted for Richeter in 9th
Score by innings:
Pittsburg -. ....--.1 9 90 80 -
Chicago -. ........0 o o 0 OIL
Two base hits. Carey, Miller, Wagner, Wilson;
three base nt Byrne