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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-09
REWARD OUT FOR
MOBILES ASSA|LANT
FATHER OF YOUNG MAN WILL
PAY FOR ARREST OF THE
GUILTY NEGRO.

T. J. Noble. Jr., manager Of the
Rennolds Tobacco Company. $50
South Tenth street. went to Police
Headquarters yesterday afternoon,
and authorized Major Werner to Of
fer n reward OF $25 for the arrest or
Information leading to the arrest Of
the negro who assaulted his son. T. w.
Noble. at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon
and robbed him Of IS.
According to information given to
the police, young Mr.. Noble entered
his Office in the tobacco factory sum
day afternoon, and found strange
negro inside. The Intruder threatened
then knocked him down, after a Sc
the young man with a crowbar, and
we're struggle. with his fists. When
he had his victim down. the negro
went through his pockets and got IS.
The negro is described as being IS
or 40 years Of age. six feet tall and
Weighing 100 pounds. His skin vas
brown. He wore overalls and black
SLOUGH hat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-09
MOTHER HIDES LAD
WHO SHOT FRIEND

PITTSBURG. April s--Thinking her
SON. Frederick, aged IA, had killed
his chum. John Murphy. aged 10.
when q revolver In his hands was dis
charged accidentally last evening. Mrs.
Mary Berger took her boy and fed
from their home In lower Allegheny.
The two spent the night hiding In the
thickly wooded hillsides Of q rayine,
going from thicket to thicket while
detectives. with flashlights searched
Tor them. The woman was found
early this morning under bridge BY
the river hank. two miles from her
home. She had serreted tho boy. and
detectives searched for him In vain
al day, Tho playmate who was
wounded VIII FocovAr.
NrA Dar0oG whn y i widow. sup-
p0fte h6T1sH ma oon ~ washing. she
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-09
Walk Brought Blistered Feet.

NORFOLK. VA, April s,-Deputy
Clerks OF the Court Percy w. Phill-
potts and Joseph j. Buchanan are
just now feeling the effects OF a fifty
mile walk taken several days ago.
The trip was one from Norfolk to
Suffolk and back by way OF old Nanse-
mond turnpike out from Portsmouth.
The distance over this road to Suffolk
Is twenty-five miles.
The trip there WAS made In five
hours. and the return trip was made
in about f1ve hours and a half. Bills
tered feet were one Of the results OF
the trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-09

John c. Reams. a we'll known
Swansboro merchant, died yesterday
morning at his home, 2417 Hull street.
after a long illness.
Mr.. Reams would have been sew
enty years old had he lived until We'd
nesday. He Is well known on the
Southside. where he was lived all of
his life.
Mr.. Rcams was n Confederate vet
eran. He served throughout the war
between the States and was mem
Der Of the Forty-first Virginia regi-
ment.
He Is survived by two children.
Miss Hattie Reams and Marshall l.,
Reams. He also leaves three broth
ers. Emmett H.. George p. and Sid
ney Reams. and one sister. Mrs. James
Fl. Lowell.
The funeral will be held this after
noon at the West End Methodist
church at 3 o'clock. Burial will be
In Maury cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-09
Reported For Speeding.

W. J. Everetts. Of $40 North Sixth
street. was reported yesterday by Mo-
torsycle Policemen Thurman and Sam
uels. for alleged automobile speeding.
He was said to have been running
at a rate OF twenty-five miles an
hour on Franklin street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-09
PAY DEPENDS ON
FINES Of OTHERS
IF FORCE 70 ON GOOD BEHAVIOUR
SERGEANT sEIToN GETS NO
INCREASED PAY.

&. 1t was admitted YESTERDAY thst the
salary OF Detective Sergeant r. A.
Bolton. recently promoted to that po-
sition by the board OF police com.
missioners. would be Increased to .
sergeant's pay by funds taken from
the fines imposed on members Of the
department convicted Of various de-
linQuencles.
In promoting the detective to SER
geantcy It 70 said that the board act
ed on an opinion handed Down by the
city attorney, who stated that the
board could increase the number Of
sergcants from twenty-one to twenty
two. but the opinion Ii said to have
made no mention OF how the board
could provide for the necessary In
crease Of salary. Funds heretofore de-
rived from fines imposed on delin-
quent officers have been turned into
the treasury Of the Police Benevolent
Association. That association will
now, Of course. II the intentions Of
the board are carried out, be deprived
OF part Of ~ source of revenue. Be-
fore the organization Of the associa-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-09
BLOCK IS SAVED
BY QUICK WORK
FTREMEN ExTTNGUIsH BLAZE IN
HOME OF J. II. BUSBY ON
FOURTH STREET.

Quick work on the part of firemen
OF Engine Company No. Is probably
saved a block of frame dwelling
houses on East Fourth street early
yesterday morning when blaze orig
mating from an overturned oil stove
damaged rear room on the second
floor OF the residence OF J. Fl. Busby.
- Fourth street.
When the fire was discovered by
member OF Mr.. Bucby's family at
tempts were made to extinguish 1t
with pals Of water.
Five minutes after the alarm was
turned In the engine and hose wagon
had arrived on the scene, coupled the
hose to a plug and had stream on
the burning house. After an hours
hard work the fire was put out.
The damage done to the house
amounted to $500. This Is covered by
insurance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-09
Fined for Duelling.

Fined Tor DuellfnE.
Charged with fighting q duel in the
street with hatchets, George Wash
ington and Walter McNair, colored.
were fined SIS and costs. yesterday
morning by Justice Maurice in Police
Court, Part II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-09
Many Join in Eee Hunts.

Many Join in Egg Hunts.
Hundreds OF gay young people were
out at Forest Hill park yesterday
making 1t look like Fourth of July
gathering. All Of the amusements
were in full swing.
Egg hunts were numerous In the
woods and fields. most Of them being
given by Sunday school classes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-09

To Resume Work on Bridge.
Workmen will resume their work
this week on the new Mayo bridge.
The recent rains caused the work to
be stopped for time.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
TOMMY LOWE is
/ BEATINGALLCOMERS.
Local Boy Making . Good Record
in Middle west-Recentiy De-
feated Battling Terry.

Tommy Lowe. the local lisht-wsisht
has had good success IN the Middle
West. and continues to beat all comers.
Recently he defeated Battling Terry, OF
Cleveland. at Punxsutawney. Pa. In a
fast six-round bout
He is booked to meet George Frazier
at Lorain. Ohio, and this match viii be
q corker Lowe In showing that he ID
still rattlins good man. and II IL ex-
pected that he will shortly arrange P
match with some of the top-notchers.'
The Following regarding his fight Is
from the Punxsutawney News: The
first round ended with neither of the
lighters any the worse for wear. al
though Lowe had a. shade the best OF It.
The second round was a fast and furi-
Gus go. with frequent clinches. plenty
of inhehting OF the kind that kept all
onlookers on their toes, and wicked
punches by both Terry and Lowe The
third round started OF with the same
rush that the others did. and 1t was
here that Lowe set the fans wild by
landing on Terry's face and sending him
to the floor for the count of three.
When Terry regained his feet. however.
he held his own until the gong rang.
THE next three rounds were fast and
furious. blow being exchanged for blow.
Terry frequently made vicious swings
that landed on the thin air. Lowe was
quick as cat on his feet last night.
and although Terry made connections
for several good punches to the face. the
former usually managed TO get away
before there was any damage done. Al
though no decision was given. popular
opinion was that Lowe had a shade the
best OF IT,"
Lowe will take on Paddy LAWN at
Cleveland some time next week, and
after that he will be matched with Buck
Krause.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
MYERS IS INJURED.
Star Receiver of the LonIer Club
Is Badly Hurt.

Gaithersburg. Nd. July 1S-Lofier may
have its chance for first place in the In
dependence League hurt by an injury 10
its regular backstopper, Myers, in a game
between Washington Grove and the Ma
tionals, OF the Independence League, to-
day Myers had a finger nail torn of. He
retired in Tweedale's favor and on the
first pitched ball the latter also had his
finger nail torn. The Nationals won
easy by a . to : score. This being first
game OF the season.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
SCHAEFFA DA DUTCH.
BY TONA DA sou.

Ma frand hava you see bigGa Schaefa da Dutch.
Da guya what evrabod talka bout much?
You knowa fell what always smile,
Hava webba & Fielda beat wan whola mile
He coacha da what runna da base.
Maka funna da crack, alaso fooleesh face.
He causa da peetcha to go up ina air,
Anda maka da fans to laugh everawhere.
Hees monkashne maka yo' sides to spleet
Then Dutch go anda maka tree basa heet.
Playa one day second-ona second dayffrst
Someatime eata spaghetti mosta time wienerwurst,
He sweet steala base, when once getta on;
He trowa da balIa queek (alaso da bulla con).
Dutch swatta da balls someatime maka run;
But ALA da time for da peep maka fun,
Ma frand. you know why schaefa do ala dat?
tella you; -keepa dees unda da hat
Da seecreet dees: He's ALA da rage
When he do da stunt vaudeville stage.
Fans rusha to da theate' to see heem do eet;
They stampa da han anda clappa da feet.
They laugh anda say: Dutch ees funny. you bet."
When maka punk joke weed big fatta soubrette.
Een summa time he alaways playa great ball.
Zen winta time turn peep away from da hall.
He naka beeg mon: he showa hees wise.
Ma frand. eet pay always to advatise-
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
ATHLETICS And
MAPS SPLIT EVEN
Davis Boys Take Opener by 6 to
/ Tally and Mackmen Win
Second Game, IL to 2.

Philadelphia, July 1a-Philadelphia and
Cleveland each took a game to-day. the
first going to the visitors. to /. and
the second, which developed into a
farce, went 20 the Athletics. IL TO .
Bad work in the outfieId by Oldring and
Lord gave Cleveland the first game.
Coombs was bumped rather hard and
Barry relieved him.
In the first inning of the second game
the Athletics scored seven runs on
combination of wild and ineffective
pitching. Houck was In championship
form and allowed the Maps but four
hits. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
SOUTHERN NOSED
OUT BY BANKERS
Greene and Beatty Are Both Batted
Hard-Champs Score Winning
Count in Ninth.

The American Security and Trust
team, amateur champions of the District,
all but met defeat at the hands Of the
Southern team yesterday in the Colum-
bia League. the final score being to I.
Both Chief Greene and Beatty were hit
hard. each team getting fourteen bin
giles. Zachary worked behind the bat
for the Bankers
The Southern lads scored two runs in
the second and fye n the ffth. The
Bankers, by showing A run across In the
ninth. took the game. Beatty led the
Southerners with the willow. getting
three safe ones. while Skeets Hayes did
the same for the Bankers. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
YANKS AND BROWNS
EACH WIN A GAME
First Goes to Highlanders by 5 TO
4, but Stovall's Lads Take
the Last.

New York, July 13.-The Yankees and
St Louis Browns broke even in to-day's
Gouble-header, the locals taking the
opener, to g. and the visitors the sec
ond, 10 ]. Mcconnell was in fine form
in the first game. allowing but five hits
and striking out twelve men. Zinn's
home run. and a three-bagger by Ster-
rett. with Mcconnell on third, won the
game ....
Caldwell started the second for the
Yankees and did very well until the
fifth inning, when he weakened and al
lowed 81. Louis to garner enough runs
10 put them out of reach Scores:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14

Runs-knott, lands @ Beal 90. Williams, Fitz-
gerald Gibson te,, Harvey t2l. Snider ca. Stewart
Baron. Bush 81. Council t2. First base by errors
Station, p; Adams. :, Left On bases-Statiou 3;
Adams. 5. Fint base baIis-On Haynes. i; Of
snidd. 2 Innings ritched-By Snider, 8; by Fftzr
gerald. Hits nade-0f snider, 5: Fitzgerald. l.
Struck out-By Hayne., 3; by suidcr. Q; by Ftsses-
aid. Home rns-Snider, Stewart. Three-base hts
Bush, Williams. Two-hss hifs-Barun, ConneIi
stolen bases Gibson. snidsr. Stewart Three-bass
hits-Bush WiIliana >~rvo-hase hits-Barn, Con-
nell Stolen bases-dihson. snider. Stewart CcuneTi
Knott, Lands, Haynes Hit By pitcher-By Snider,
Knott. Wild pitch-Haynes t2,. snider (3). Fits-
gerald. Passed hll-Hsnvel Umpire-srr. Hsndi-
Doe. Time Of gzme-l hour and s minutsA
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
NATIONALS WIN.
| to The Washington Herald,

Special to The Washington Herald.
Washington Grove. Md, July 1S.-
Vic Gauzza's Nationals, of the Inde-
pendence League. defeated the strong
Washington Grove team, 9 to 3.
The features of the game were the
batting of the winners and the pitch
ing of Staub, who struck out ten. men.
Sc0ra-
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
Phildd delphia May Have
Club in lntercity Series
Quaker Town Likely to Send Championship Aggre-
CATION Here to Battle for Honors-Other
Amateur Comment

Philadelphia again be represented the Inercy along
with Richmond and Washington This announced by President
Robert H. Young. of the commission last night
Richmond and Washington will again have clubs fighting for
hono and is unlikely that the Quaker City will have
in the
Nothing definite known President Young awaiting word
City of Brothe Love- and until he positive
that club will be hand nothing will be done.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
NO TIPS IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 13-.The Council committee
on judiciary has recommended the pas
sage of an ordnance that will forbid
the publication OF racing dope" in Chi
cago newspapers. The ordinance was
recommended by Mayor Harrison. 1t
viii prohibit the publication of racing
form charts, tips. and other information
on which bets may be made or paid.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14

Runs-Hanleip, Bauer t2,, silyrbsrr. Ferguson.
Feldnann. Charlton, ochs'reider T. Russo lel.
L. Russo Gallagher t2). Left on bases-Park s;
Rsernts . First base on balls-0f Stringrr. s.;
OF seiden, /; of Gallagher, l. Innings pitched-
BY strinrer .; By seiden. :. Hits made-Ou
strinyer. 6: of seiden g. Struck out-By Stringer
5; by seiden, I by Gallagher Q. Home run
Rogers Three-base hits-Bauer. Ochs'reider. 7.
Russo Hiscr. Baggete. Twobase hits-Hanlein,
Silyerberg Feldnen Sacrifice hit-Bauer sacri-
fee lies-Shipley, Hiser t9. Stolen bases-Sflter-
hery tg Miller. Clayton CZl. Rogers Basgette. L.
Russa tA, Gallagher. Double play-Hanlen to
Shipiey to Ocsls reider Hit by pitcher-By String
er. L. Russo Wild ptches-Stringer. Gallagher.
umpire-sir Jenkins. Time Of game hours.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
Three Cities May Be Represented IN Championship Series
KELLY TO RESCUE.
Star slabman Saves Game for Ma.
tivity from Lincoln Avenue,

Nativity added another to Its string
by defeating Lincoln yesterday In the
sunday-school League. In a one-sided
game. Score. 10 to 3.
Merrill. who started for the Maps. was
rescued after pitching one and one-third
innings. by Kelly. the clubs star pitch
er. With the score three to nothing
against him. Kelly emerged from the
battle with q victory. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
NO SUNDAY BALL
AT ATLANTIC CITY

Atlantic City. n. J., July 13.-
With the first Sunday baseball OF
the season scheduled for to-mor-
row, Mayor Bacharach to-day is
sued an order prohibiting, Sunday
baseball.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14

Runs-Burrier. Bischcn. Cemrnts. Hutchinson
Small. johnson, II. suithson. Lusoombe 81. Co
hills CZ), Dousherty n. Smithson. Earned runs
Nativity. Z; Lincoln. l. Fint base by euors-Na-
ti,iiy /: Lincoln. . Left on bases-Satirty. 3;
Lincoln. First base on bslls-of Merrill. 3;
"a Clements. q Innings pitched-By Merrill. -:
by Kelly, ia Hits made-Of Merrill. 2; OF
Kelly. ). Struck out-By Merrill, /; by Kelly. O.:
by C1enentz l. Threebsse h.;s-Lyscombe. Hutch
iuson Cohif. Two-base t.Es-Burrier. II. Smith
son. Small. Luscombe. Dean. Stolen bases-Dough
erty 90, johnson %, n. Smithsou. Hutchinson.
Hit By Kelly. Muir. Umpire-Mr. YenAble. Time
Of game-l hour and 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14

Runs-F1ood. Martin. ]. King. Braloye Galleher
Thompson ~. Cash. Beall r. Ely. First base
or errors-standsrd Left on bas,s-Stapdard. Z:
Equitable. I. First base bAls--of Galleher. 2;
of Baall l. Struck out--By Galleher, 8; by Beall
Two-base hit-Snith. Sacriise hit-Galleher
Stolen basss-FIood. l.. Hurney. BrRlove C2l. 4
King ~, Thomson e.. Cash ~, Beall, Cog
gins 90. Double play-Hcffman to Baldwin Hit
BY pitcher-By Galleher. Thompson, Wild pitches
Beall e.. Umpire-Mr. Hughes. Time Of game-2
hgrIrs
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
When They Throws Cornell
Out, III Go Too oung
Manager of the Tigers Is Uncalled For and I'm
just-Do Not Live Up to Rules.
By c. w. SWAN.

when members of the commission throw out
of amateur baseball, then will go out, 5
This of President Robert H. Young of the
commission he thought of proposed attack ON
Manager Cornell of the Tigers.
of the Districts sports He has
baseball any other Washington
and why he should singled the abuse and
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14

Runs-ols~i. Jackson. Griggs Rran t2, GreSs
McInnis. Tuo-base hits-McInnis. GrigsS. Three
base hit-JsckSon. Sacrifice Al. Barry. Sacrifice
birmingham. StrIuk. Stolen bssS-
TO Egan; O'Sel TO olsen L<ft on has>s-Clere-
land 8; PhilSdelphia. :. BASES On tslls-Of G-esS
5: of Coomhs, }. struck out-By Gregg 4: by
Coonhs. = Hrs-Or Coombs, Il in ! innings OF
ii. Barr. none. Umpirss-MessTs westerreH and
Esan- Time Of eame-l hour and s. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14

Runs-Buhler a. Quantriile (y. BrooEne t2l. Pan
chow. Crabbie. Harris Love. Wood Cs. CGnpbcu.
Belts McCsfrey. Baldwin. Left on hases-Metro-
politan. Q; Ninth Street. . First base on balls-On
Murdoch. 6; McCsfrsy. 5 Struck cui-By Murdnck.
6; b. McCafray. = Threebase hit-Buhler. Two
hass hiis-wocd. Rsthbone. Quantrille. Doubls
TIsy-Buhle= TO QGanfrille TO BroOme. Hit By
pitcher-By Murdock tg, Campbell, Lisun. McCaf-
frtyl: by McCafrey. Crshbie. Wild Iitches-Mur-
dock, McCafrey. Umpir--Mr. JsescIke. Time Of
gane-l hour and 70 minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14

'waple out for not touching second base.
Nationals. %
Runs-wspIe. Murphy C.l. Watt. King Tflly.
Stewart l2l Stanb Rerer. ~ Knott ~. First
base by errcrs-Natonais. 2; Wash. Grove. 1. Left
on bases-Wash. Grove. Z; Nationals. 6. First base
on haIls-Of Stnub. l. Struck out-By Stauh. los
by Knott. z Three-hase hits-M. knctt. Murphy.
King Rawlings. TWoNhase hits-Mnrphy. stewart.
Tweedale. Sacrifice hits-McBride. e. Knott.
Stolen bases-Feit. King ~. Stewart. Rawlings
Hit hy pitcher Knott. Murphy; by s;adb. Felt.
Passed balls-Mysn. Mcbride. Umplrrs-Messrs
Carter and Dowtlan. Time Of saIne-l hour and b
minuteA Attcndance--feo.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14

Knns-GrigGs. Turner, MaEg5rt, Lord q. Collins
e. Baker. McInnis t2l. Stnnk. Barry. Houck. Hts
msde-of Knapp, in IL inning; of Mitchell m
20 innings. Struck ou-Ry Mitchell, ;; by HOtlek
of Houck, 2 Hit By pitched ball-By Mitchell
Barry; by Houck. birmingham. Double plsy=-
Olsen to Griges to Ofsen. Left on hases-C Cleveland
6: Philadelphia, s. Wild fitch-Mitchell. umpires-
MessrS Westerrelt and Evans. Time Of same-i
hour ard IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
Double-header To-day.

The semi-pro game at Union League
Park to-day VIII he a three-corner al
fair. The Capital City Cubs Will play
the Giants ana the winning team will
play the Maryland Meters, game stars
at o'clock sharp.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
PLAY TIE GAME.
Equitable and Standard Battle to
No Decision.

5 to tie yesterday in the second game
in the Columbia League. the contest be-
ing stopped by darkness in the eighth
inning.
Equitable got only two hits. but scored
four runs in the second inning. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14

T~o-base hits-KidHen. Moris Martin. Murphy.
Litz. Thrcc-base hit-Fury. Home runs-O' Reilly
Litz, Barton Hits-On Kelly S; Of HAndiboe, a.
OF Nopo, 5; OF Holden. 2; of Kidwen. . Sacrihoe
hits-Haden, Meyers Stolen basts-Degnon.
o'ReiIly. Drtnnsn. Brady, Fury. Double plays
Kicker TO Desnon to Haden; ORefliy to Evans
baIls-of Kelly. 6; on Nops. 2; of Holden. 2; on
Barton, /: OF KidWeIl. s. Ftrst base errurs--
Pepcc. Struck out-By Barton. ); by KdseIl. q
Umpire-Mr Belts. Time d e,ms-i hour and 70
minafes
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
Totals . l4'B 8 )

RTns-Hayes ~, P. Riddle 70 g. RaNlinss
West. Van Dyne, zschary. Shugrue Beatty J.
Riddle. Mes %. aehin Boslry FIRST has ca
errOrs-Sec1rity, l; southern, L Left ou b4sss-
Security. 6; Southern. ; First base on baIIs-O1
Beatty I. Struck Cut-By Greene 70; ~ Beatty :.
TwobaSe hits-Zachary. r. Riddle Van Dyue
Hayes shusrue. Shea Siolsu bzses-Hayvs % L
Riddle -. Shea. g. Rawlings. Davis Van Dyuc
Zschap. Double play-ShngT7ls 70 H4ntCmAn Hit
b. Titcher-Ry Grycne jShug7sel. Passei bali
Shea 81. Umpirr-Mr. Hughes. Tins q gsms-
] hour and IS MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14

Runs-stotan. Wallace, Austin ~. Daniels ster-
rttt, Zinn, Mcconnell ~. Three-bsse hit-Austin
Home run-Zinn. Sacrifice hit--ehase. stoiep bases
Daniels, Austin, sterrett. Double plsys-Pratt
TO Wallace; Austin to Wallace. Left on bAses-St
Louis, 8; New Yo,k Bases hlls-On ALI
son, 2; of Mcconnell. l. struck out-By Allison
5; by Mcconnell. u Hit by pitched ball-By
Allison. Passed bsll-Sweeney Wild pitch-Mc
Connen. Umpre-Messrs Connolly and Hart.
Time Of tme-l hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
ADAMS AGAIN.

Defeats Station I'm r.. r. Y. M. G. A.
League, II to q.
For the second time in as many days
Adams beat Station in the Railroad Y.
M. c. A. League yesterday, "A to Z.
The count was tied until the seventh
inning when the Expressmen scored eight
runs. Landis stole home in the first
session. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14

Rex Devogt, Spokane catcher. played
hero role in an accident on a steamer
at Seattle. He plunged into the water
and assisted in rescuing several injured
persons.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14

Vancouver gave the veteran. Danny
Shea. his unconditional release. in order
to get within the player limit. Shea has
played on every team in the Northwest
ern League except Portland.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
PEPCO TROUNCES
ALOYSIUS CLUB
Three Pitchers Are Hammered by
Power Boys-Final Score
Is is to 8.

Pepco smothered Aloysius yesterday,
the final count being Is to 3.
Aloysius used three pitchers, but they
could not stop the hitting Of the Power
boys The batting of Lite featured the
contest. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
CUBS BEAT BRAVES.
Heavy Hitting Battle Goes to Chi.
cago, 5 to 4.

Chicago, July a-The Cubs to-day beat
the Boston Braves for the second time
in as many days. 8 to 4. There was heavy
slugging on both sides. Chicago used
three pitchers, while Killing depended on
Perdue. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-14
NINTH WITH EASE.
Defeats Metropolitan by II to 6
Score.

Milton Broome's batting was the fea-
ture OF the game easily won by Ninth
from Metropolitan. II to 6. Score:
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Runs-Jant1en. Austin l2l Compton. Kricheii,
Z, Brown. Daniels Three base hit-Austip Stolen
bases-Zinn. Compton. Double play-Jantsen to
kutina- Left on bascs-St. Louis 2; New York, g
Bases On balls-Oh z. Brown ); OF Caldwell, l.
Struck out-By Caldwell, S. Hit By pitchcd balls-
Simmons, Street Umpires-MeSsrs CoinaIly and
Hart Time Of same-I hour and Is minutes At
tendance-Q Co.,
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Park defeated Regents yesterday in the
Northern Association, Il to s. 1t was q
slugging match throughout. but Bernie
Gallagher kept the hits well scattered.
Score: . ...