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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-10-04

Board Meeting Tonight.
The board of education will hold
a meeting tonight, :,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20
DON'T Pull OUT
THE CRAY HAIRS
A FEW APPLICATIONS or A SIM
PIE REMEDY WILL BRING
BACK THE NATURAL
(OlnR

Pun out one gray hair and a doz-
en- Will take it's place" Is an old say
ing. which Is, TO a great extent. true.
II no steps are taken 10 stop The
cause. When gray hairs appear IL ls
sign that Nature needs assistance
Il Is Natures call for help. Gat
y. lifeless hair, or hair that
Is falling out. Is not necessarily a
sign OF advancing age. fer there are
thousands OF elderly people With per
feet heads OF hair without single
streak % gray -
Whom gray hairs COZ. .. of when he
hairs seems 10 be lifeless 70 dead.
some good. reliable hair-restoring
treatment sh uld be resorted 10 al
orce. Specialists say that one OF the
best preparations 20 use Ia the old
fashioned sage tea" which our
grandparents used. The bes, propar-
alton OF this kind f. Wyeth's sase
and Sulphur Hair Remedy. a prepaf-
alton OF domestic sage and sulphur.
scientifically compounded with later
discovered hair toLlcs and stlmu-
lants. the whole mixture being care
fully balanced and tested by ex-
perts.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Is clean
and wholesome and perfectly harm
less II refreshes dry. parohed hair.
removes dandruff and gradually res
torres faded or gray hair to lts natural
color.
Don't delay another minute. Start
using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur at
once an see what a difference a few
Aays treatment will make IN your
air
This preparation Ia offered TO the
public at fifty cents a bottle. and is
recommended and sold by all drug
yis,s.
Special agent. r. n Roach
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20
KATY PRESIDENT FOR
STOCK AND BONO LAW

Dallas. Texas. Nov is-The report
current IN the TEXAS press that az
effort will be made 70 repeal the
stock and bound law at the coming
session Of the legislature lacks con
nrmatiOn in business circles In this
city. Frank Trumbull executive
head OF the Katy system In his state
ments before the Texas Welfare
Commission commended the stock
and bond law and suggested that the
Legislature strengthen n by giving
The railroad commission additional
power 70 Permit the railroads TO is
SIZE bonds 10 improve their property
ald 70 build new mileage. Mr y. u.
Cain. president Of tho Gulf, Texas 4
Western, which an Independent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20

Washington, D. G. Nov 49, Tn.
case Of J Barton Miller. former sec
rctary-ireasure Of the defunct frs
Cooperative Building Association o.
Georgetown. Wa ca"ed for trial fol
the third time here In the crlmina
court OF the DiitIct OF Columbia
Miller Is under indictments rharg.1
The embezzlem,r' Of funds OF thf
association au1 the dcstrucisn Of
the books and ecO'ds OF the assn
citation. Tho alleged offenses ar
said 10 have occurred in 1905. Two
previous trials have resulted lu con
yicilons. but on appeal the decision
have been reversed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20

Portland. ore, Nov 1.-The Pa
rific Land Products Show. for which
preparations have been going for
ward for nearly year. was opened
10 this city today and will be contin-
ued through the week a wonderful.
assortment Of farm and orchard pro
duets Of the entire Northwest Is on
display. CoincIdent with the land
show the Pacific international DAIRY
and stock Show Is being held al the
new stockyards In North Portland.
with exhibits OF dairy cattle and dai-
.ry products from Utah. Colorado. Ida
DO. Montana. Washington. Oregon
and British Columbia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20
CASH REGISTER
CASE ON TRIAL
Before United States Dis
trict Court at Gin.
cinati

Cincinnati. Ohio. Nov 10 Tho
prediction that the case Of the Ma
llonal Cash Register Company would
1e one OF the important antitrust
prosecutions left over the Wilson Ad-
ministiatlon to push 70 a conclusion
is no, likely 70 be fulfilled The case
was called In the United states Dis
trict Court here today, special pan
O.. Of Jurors has been drawn. aud the
Indications are that the trial viii
proceed without delay
De- point OF magnitude o. the pro
Dcriy involved and the prominence
ol some Of tho Individual defendant
,the case Is one o. the most important
TO- itg kind ever pressed by the gov
.ernwout The defendants thirty g.
number. must answer 20 charges o.
conspiracy 20 obs'ruct and monopo
he the cash register business, in oi1.
.1u,u of Tho criminal provisions o.,
rho sherman antitrust law The I'M
dIctmcnis we're returned by The Fed
eral Grand Jury sitting 10 his CITY
lest February.
Tho principal defendants named in
me government bin are the follow
ing officers OF the National Cash
REGISTER Company president. John
u Patterson; vice president Edward
a Deeds secretary. George o Edg
ter. treasurer. w. +. Bippus direc
tors. william t. Muzzey william
Pflom and Alfred n Thomas All
are residents OF Dayton, Ohio, whero
the factory and general offices Of
the company are located In add
ton 10 those named the defendants
include more than twenty officials
and managers OF the branch sales de
partment Of the company
The National Cash Register Com
pany Is alleged to have gained ID
monopoly OF the business during the
last twenty years, the actual offens"
charged In the Indictment covering
a period OF three years The meth
DDS alleged 20 have been used to oh
tain the monopoly charged are as
cfollows
Threatened suits for infringement
of patents to be- brought 20 harass
competitors. not for valid legal rea-
sons.
Selling limitations OF competitors
machines as knockers to prejudice
customers OF business rivals.
Tampcring with employees OF com
petitors.
Organizing spurious competitive
conn anies n
Seeking patents on inventions y
competitors
Buying up competitors or forcin'
them out Of business.
Bribing employees OF competitor
land employees OF transportation, tele
phone and telegraph companies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20
A Guinea Pic HELPED IN THE Discovery
Of THE Germ THAT CAUSES LEkLEUFF

when Drs. LASER and Bishop made
a pomade by mixing scales Of dand-
ruff and vaseline. which they afteT-
wards rubbed on a guinea pig. they
were contributing TO science more
than they knew. The application Of
the salye caused the pig 10 lose Us
hair and become bald.
This was merely one OF the pre-
|liminary steps which made possi1l,
the discovery OF Newbro's Her2icide
After establishing beyond question
the existence OF the dandruff germ
remedy was needed to kin this
parasite.
There was nothing which would
DO this until Newhro's Herpicide was
placed upon the market Being ID,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20

New York. Nov. ~ Julian Haw
thorne. the we'll known author and
journalist Josiah Quincy, former
mayor OF Boston. and several others
association with them In the so-callel
Hawthorne mining Interests in Cam
ada, were brought into the United
States District Court today for trial
Tho indictment on which they are TO
be tried charges them with making
fraudulent use OF the mails In dis
posing Of mining stock Investors
from many parts OF the country
have been summoned 70 testify AT
the trial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20
Are your hens laying this cold
weather. FEED AMECO CHICK
FEED and watch results.
NEW OFFICIALS
FOR HALL COUNTY
special to Daily News

special to Daily News
Plalnylew. Texas. Nov 10 The
new officials OF Hale County. recent
~ sworn in are. Judge. W u Lew
Is Sheriff and Tax Collector. j G..
Hooper, Assessor J - Jordan, Com
missloners. w. J Espy. Z. b Roher-
son. W. y. Claxton. reelected attor-
ney. Chas. Clements. Treasurer. lno.
C. Hamilton. District and County
Clerk. II. II. Towery; Surveyor. Thos.
p Whitls. Commissioner G l.. Phil
lips. $ ]. Frye; Justice Of the Peace,
Precinct No. /. j. II. Wheeler. Con-
stable. Tom Thompson public
weigher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20

Charleston. S G.. Nov l9-Th,
week OF Charleston's annual exhibit
ton and fall festivities opened
with the city deliberately decorated
and filled with visitors from seyera
states The exhibition comprises on,
OF the greatest displays OF live stock
poultry, manufactures and farm pro
ducts ever seen here The presenc,
of a dozen battleships OF the North
Atlantic fleet Is an additional attrac
ton for the visitors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20

line. also annor need his opposition -
the repeal Of the law. Col. Jno y.
Simpson. capitalist. and one OF the
prominent members OF the Texas
Welfare Commission. Il opposed 10
Its repeal No representative rail
road or business man could be found
900 this city who advocate the repeal
Of the law and IN political circles the
leading democrats announce that
that they will stand by the platform
demands OF their party. which cal
for an amendment extending the an
tAority OF the Commission.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20

small Roads Taken Over by u. a q.
Baltimore Md Nov. l9.-Stock-
holders OF the Baltimore d Ohio rail
road, at a meeting here gave
their formal approval to the direc-
tors proposal for the purchase OF
the corporate RIGHTS and franchies OF
five West virginia railroads hereto
fore operated as Subsidiary to the y
and o system The five roads. which
+ will 1ose their individual Identity a.
Il result Of the merger. are the Ohio
River Railroad Co. the Huntington
and Big sandy Railroad Co.., tn,
Parkershurg Branch Railroad Co
the Ripley and Millcreek Valley Rail
road Co. and the Rayenswood, Spen
lcer and Clenylle Railroad Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20
Tells IA. Whole story

TO say that Foley's Honey and Tat
Compound Is best for children and
grown persons and contains no opt
ates tells only part Of the tale The
whole story Is that u Is the best
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name. Foleys Honey and Tar Com
pound and accept no substitute
RANDALL DRUG co
(Adveriisement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20

first recognized remedy for dandruf'.
IL has long been called the original
remedy" herpiclde kills the germ.
prevents falling hair and stops itch
ing OF the scalp. Don't take a sub
stitute: you can always get the
genuine article
Newbro's Herpioide In soc and
sl.0O sizes is sold by all dealers who
guarantee II TO do all that Is claimed
lf you are not satisfied your money
will be refunded.
Applications may be obtained al
good barber shops.
Send i0c In postage or silver for
sample and bookle; 10 The Herpicide
Co. Dept. r. Detroit. Mich.
tAdssriissmentl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20

Martha Arnold, Antioch, Texas
says: My children had a deep-seat
ed cough which the doctor feare,
might result In pneumonia He al
yised me TO get a large bottle o
Foley's Honey and Tar Compounl
and keep them on It. The result va
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RANDALL DRUG co
advertisement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20

Tickfaw. La Mrs. j. c. oliver,
writes II am glad 10 recommend
Foley Kidney Pills For eighteen
months suffered with kidney trou'
BILE. but got relief in three day;
after | started taking Foley Kidnel
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know from experience they ar,
line" RANDALL DRUG co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20
MANY PHARMACISTS
TAKE EXAMINATION

SPECIAL 70 Daily Meas
Austin. Texas. Nov. l9.-Five hun
.dred applicants for licenses 70 prac-
tice pharmacy are here taking the
examination under the state board Of
pharmacy
These applicants are here from all
.over the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-20

Beware OF any osteopath who AL
ylses unnecessary operations. starves
patients or dabblcs In drugs. plasters.
etc. Those interested In genuine Os-
eopathy see DR. Clements, IA Old
Ehers,adt Bldg. Phone 1873. 276-ttc
The Washington herald., 1912-05-09
SPoRT s

BIZ Lanse sent in the box Jack Knight
greeted Bill with . slashing double, send
ing In Flynn. Mcbride famed. and the
mai agony double plsy cropped OFT
Ainsmith hit the ball q terrific slam. q
line drive which landed squarely Into
Zeider's hands One foot either way
and it would nave resulted IN q double
knight was easily retired on the out
The Nationals ninth was a thriller with
great big r Csshion. batting for
Becker. singled through zeider. Austin
Howard, the local boy recently obtained
frStn, Atlanta. was sent in to run for
Cashion- Dan Moelier crashed TO the
right neid fence for a double. A hit by
Foster would have helped. but the midget
struck out Milan died. Rath to Collins.
and Howard scored on the play Ger
many Schaefer was purposeiy passed and
stole second Flynn took chance at
waiting out Lange. as the Sox twirler
showed signs OF wildness. I.ange shot
three strikes over and everybody went
home Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-09
80 TO |,
WINS AT PlMLICO
Big Day for the Mudlarks at Bal.
timore Track-Good Card
Scheduled to Run.

Pimlico Race Track, Nd, May g.
Short-priced horses did not relish thu GO
ing at Pimlico this afternoon and four
heavily played favorites went down to
defeat. The worst disappointments were
Penobscot and Col. Holloway, that were
well backed at odds-on figures. Col
Holloway was placed. but Penobscot
could not get out OF his own way In the
mud. and Eyebrow. the second choice,
won galloping. The Owners Steeplechase
was landed by the public choice, St Abe,
but lot OF money was dumped on Alg1e,
when at the third jump Garterman ran
out, carrying the second choice with him.
The biggest surprise OF the racing ended
with he victory Of Profile, at 50 to /
The summaries:
FIRST RAcE-Twoyear-Oads; selling; pur-. sDO;
four and one-hah furloueA Honey Bee - (Am-
hEosel. ie TO 5. Won: Latent los Cdartinl to l.
second; Miccnsukee. 10 tTunerl, 70 J. third.
Time. oE IS STOCKTON. Pnkatasset, Roseburr ~,
Candy. and Fred Levy also ran
SECOND RAcE-Threeyesr-old and upward ;
pune. $50; six furioneA AltAmAh. lOs Hopkins)
even, won; Tactics. S lRrucel, Il to s. second ;
Knight knight o. unes.. ls lBgtweiD, to /. :hird.
and Charlie Hargraye also ran. Tactics and Tfpsand
coupled Belmont entry.
THIRD RACE-rhree-ye -year-olds and upward /:
purse' 800; one mile ESebrcw. rs CicragSart). B
to S Won: BroSseAu. 10 ButueID. 10 70 j. secood;
sunlike. no Gould, 100 to /, third Time lsB.
Penohecot and Garth also ran
FOURTH RACE-Owners' HandicHp: steeple-
chase; fouryeAr-olds and Upward: purse. 500; two
miles. 81. Abe. l0 (W. Allenl. II to 10. won;
Zeilwood. tH GMcAfeel. 90 to ]. second Hb Reser-
snee. II tKsnnaihl. D to !. third Tine AS Is
GarteEman also ran. Algie fell
FIFTH RACE-Threeyear-olds and upward: ssA-
ing; pure. 500; i've and one-hAf furloogA Theo
Cook. 10 CrumeTl, to ). Won; Miss Moments lo5
tAmhrosel, Y to I. second; Incision, III CdcTAg-
gnrtl. TO l. third Time. 1:io IS. Fort Worth.
Tasteful. Dorothy T.. Royal onyx. Scholar. Keran.
Bat MastsEson, Travel Lisht and Excsllsncs also
ran
SIXTH RACE-EutaE Purse. 500: threeysar-oln
and upward; sslling; one mile. Union Jack los
Rowiey0. TO /, won; senex, lol tHopkinsl, Z to L
second; COL Holloway. 100 martini, TO 10 third.
Tine, IAs IS Dandy Dixon. Reg. Reybourn, and
Silver knight also ran.
SEVENTH RAOE-Thnee yearolds: selling; pure
80; ave and ooe-haH furlonEz. Profile 10
nioodyl. 50 to /, won; Hannah Louise. no cru-
neTl. % 10 l. second: Little Ep lo2 ISchuttingeF1.
u TO 5. third Time. i:i9S5 Carroll Chiltoo
Queen, Kyle Radiation. Sir Edward. Lord Welt
Execltante. Gilbert Petitis Chsyaux. Indian Maid.
and Inferno Queen also an
The Washington herald., 1912-05-09
AMERICAN AssOCIATIo.
GriH Denies He Wants
GandiI From Montreal

THE story that Montreal has made
me a proposition for Gandil. involving
$4,000 and Flynn. Akers. and Becker. is
absolutely untrue. 1 cannot understand
how this report circulated" said Man
ager Griffith last night. He added:
ut is a fact that some time ago /
made the Montreal club an offer for
GandA which was turned down. and
since that time there have been no nego-
tiations.
Il intend to keep the players now
have enrolled, unless>I can see a chance
to strengthen any one department. was
Grifrs parting shot.
II was unfortunate that Jack Flynn
should have been ''the goat" at yester-
DAYS game Flynn had a chance to win
the game with safe hit in the ninth,
but struck out. and some of the fans
yelled murder.
The memory of the average ball fan Is
about as short as a pin. Who was II
came across with a timely hit against
Boston Saturday,. Who made q sensa-
tional stop in the sixth inning yesterday
that held man en- third oase7
1t was a gentleman named Flynn
Claim has never been made that Flynn
was a great FIRST baseman, but he Is good
enough for Grffith. Grin Is running the
bali club. and he Is satisfied 70 keep
Flynn on first base.
Further than that, Grihith has bis own
money Invested in the Washington club
and is heap more anxious to win games
than the fans who witness them.
Flynn win not play any better BAN With
The Washington herald., 1912-05-09
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furionEs. sleeth. 10 (Dalel.
s5TS won; Night Mist, los tHenr5I. 500. second
Zim, lol (1Iolesworth), $50. third. Time, l:5 IS.
An Red and Terrible Boy also nan.
SECOND RACE-FOur and half furiongS Bar
bara Worth lo5 lGOOsel. Sa1 wen; Kelly. m7
uoftus) $40. second: GoweIl los tCallahanl. SD.
third Time o5s IS Old Taylor. L. II. AdaT.
Lady Robbins. John Suter. Auto Run, and Uncle
Obie also ran.
THIRD RAcE-one mile. MaEagrr Mack Ios
(Lnftus), $50 won: Sir Blaise, IL tGanz), $40.
second; souaea IL Henyl. 2.eo. third Time.
IaI GuArznola also un-
FOURTH RACE-Four and half turlcngS
Foundation ils (AiolesWorthl, 2To. won; Holz-
berg. Us tGcosel si.lo. second; King stalwsrt, lis
OimTayl. $40. third. Tine. 0S 3S White
Heathe; also nan.
FIFTH RACE-six twiangS Bob Co. Ill
(Goose), Sne0 won: Western Bell. lc5 Uoftusl.
sl0ec second; Dorbte IS tCallahanl, On. third.
Time la3 rs Jack Weaver. Chaumsre. Warpath,
W. h Ford and Mesmeric also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards Supple,
los (Calahanl. sIls1. won; Hanly, los Davenport.
$50 second: Rash 1o5 (Fainls 80, third. Time.
Is1 - Dahomey Bog. Pfats. Diana, Arbutus.
PrOcls, Bhlkn, and Allen Brdgewater also nan
The Washington herald., 1912-05-09

a Let OF bugs knocking him. Give the
player the same chance accorded him by
Grifiith. If the local boss decides later
that Flynn will not do. he will institute
a change.
The averake baseball fan always for
gets the good plays or timely hits a man
has made, II that player happens to strike
out at critical stage.
The buoy letter writer's have already
started in. Last year The Washington
Herald gave these fans chance to voice
their opinions. A loud clamor was made
for young blood. Grifith has young
team this year.
The letter writer's had their chance last
year. No attention will be paid to any
communication addressed to The Wash
ington Herald this season.
For the third game of the White sox
series this afternoon either Dixie Wal
ker or Jerry Aikers win be in the box.
The Sox viii probably start Mogridge.
u left-hander. and finish up with. Ed
Walsh. Bill Lange. or possibly Callahan
himself
Dan Moeller is just beginning to hit.
When the former Rochester star gets
going properly, as he is sure 10 do, the
Nationals run getting ability win be
strengthened 10 per cent
Up to date Jack Lelivelt and Wild Con-
roy, former washington players. are hit
ting over 800 in the International
League for Rochester LeliveIt's mark
is .s26 and Conroy's. .5o2
The Washington herald., 1912-05-09
Jump" BRENNAN
PULLS NEW RULE
Arbitrator Owens Is Hit in Head
and Runner Is Sent Back
to the Base.
YEsTERDAV7s RESULTS.
Brooi<Iyn-Pittnburg
CineinnatI, 81 Philadelphia, :.
New York, III St. Louis, $.
Chicago, o. Boston, 3.
GAMES TODAY.
PhiIadeIphia at Cincinnati.
New York at st. Louis.
BrookIyn at Pittsburg.
Boston At Chicago.
STANDING o TIE CLUBS.

St. Louis. May s-The Giants beat the
Cardinals to-day II TO s. Teserau was
wild. but tightened in the pinches.
In the seventh Teserau grounded to
Smith. who. in throwing TO first. hit Um-
pire Owens in the back Of the head.
Owens was knocked unconscious. but was
revived and continued in the game. Mrs.
Owens was here from Kansas City on q
visit and tainted in the grand stand. She
was carried TO the matron's room and
revived.
Hartley. who was on third at the time.
scored. but was sent back and Teserau
was ordered to hit again. He popped TO
konetchy on his second attempt. The
play was unprecedented in baseball. and
there being nothing IN the rule book COW
ering the situation. Umpire Brennan had
to improvise ruling to suit the occa-
sion. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-09

Manager GeoAge Browne. of the local
United States League team, called on the
battle yesterday with the New Yorkers,
as Union League Park was a sea Of mud
and a ball game was out OF the question.
This afternoon, however, Manager
Browne states that the opening game OF
the season viii be played. and that he
would start big Pfeffer on the mound.
This youngster has been going like a
house afire 80 far this season. and indi-
cations point to a good game OF ball at
the yard.
President AIbrecht, OF the local club,
had a force OF workmen, under an ex-
pert groundkeeper. working hard yester-
day. and win have them on the field
early this morning. Unless It rains to-
day. the first game Of the season VIII be
started at 4:30 o'clock. instead Of 1
The Washington herald., 1912-05-09
PITTsBURG LOSES.

Cincinnati Wins Before Large
Crowd, Score, 3 to 2.
Pittsburg. May s.-Pittsburg had an
ausplcious opening to-day In the United
States League. About 5000 people as
sembled at Old Exposition Park to wit
ness Deacon Phillip make his reappear-
ance on the slab. He held Cincinnati
down TO one run until the ninth The
visitors won out. 3 to ?. in the eleventh.
In the ninth the score was tied on Con-
nelrs two-bagger, a sacrifice hit. and
Chapman's sacrifice fly. In the eleventh
the visitors won on a wild throw by
Goes to first base. Score.
Cincinnati. ti............... ooooI oI0ooIoI-s
PittsbEg. .-..-.......-.. 90 500 %
The Washington herald., 1912-05-09
.Appreutios allowance claimed.
U. 5. Leaguers at PoIi's.

In recognition OF the fact that Edward
Renton. general manager for the various
Poll theatrical enterprises, was at one
time a professional ball player on one
of New York's big league clubs. the
members OF the New York United States
League club will be entertained at a box
party at Polls tonight to see ''over
Night
The Washington herald., 1912-05-09
REDS WIN OUT.
Defeat Phillies by Big Rally, Score,
5 to 4.

Cincinnati. May s-with the score 4
to against them at the end Of the
third inning. the Reds came strong in
the. fourth and won by punching six hits
with a base on balls for nve taIlies.
Moore was knocked out Of the box. and
the winning runs were scored on Alex
ander on a triple by Bates and double
by HoblitzelL Benton was wild and IN
effective, and was taken out in the sixth
after hitting Doom in the head with a
pitched ball. Keefe allowed only one
htt Score.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-09

Rurs-svccncy, KiTke r2, DeTlin %. Housef.
Mcdonald O.. sheckard cl. Schultz. Holman 60.
Hog, in IS inning: on Cole. 4 IN / inning:
Oh Renlhaeh. in innings; OF Toney. 4
in S innings: on Tyler. IN SIS innings.
TNo-tase hits : Zimmerman. Sweeney. Three-
tass hlt-ZimmeFman. Homo un-Zimmerman.
Double .play-Tnker to Esers 70 Zimmerman. Stolen
bas>s-Scheckard. Sweeney. ~Kirke C9. Fist base
on ba1ls-OG Cole L; Of ReuIhach. g; Of Hozx. 1:
cf Dickson. 4; on Tyler. S: Oh Toney. l. Sacrifice
hits-Tinker. King Passed hall-Kling Wild
lifch--Tcney Umpires-Messrs. Johrztone and Ia
lon. Time q game-2 houa and 2 mInutes.