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The Washington times., 1912-08-17
Johnson Starts With Single.

Johnson punched a single to right to
start the third. and Milan's bunt
toward third base put two lads on
the pillows. Zeider Just managed to
stop Fosters hard drive at the bag,
and there were three on. Schalk tried
to catch Milan off second and hurled
to center field. Johnson ambling in.
However, Mattick swung the ball to
Zeider in time to get the Tennessee
Terror rushing in to third. Schalk
threw out Moeller and Gandil breeEed.
Foster opened the sixth with a fine
young double to left center Mattick
tried hard to make a running catch of
it and did touch 1t with his fingers as
1t sailed through the air. Moeller
watched three go by and Foster
danced to third while Weaver was
throwing out Gandil Ray Morgan.
celebrating his return to favor in the
eyes of his manager, plunked one
along the line in left for two pillows
and scored Foster. That was the last
tally OF the game.
The victory was Johnson four
teenth straight, and the outlook is
now for him to run along until he has
passed Rube Marquard. The big fell
low was in perfect condition, swinging
through his nine innings like a clock
pendulum.
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Senatorial Snapshots
Fourteen straight for Walter.

Fourteen straight for Walter.
Marquard's mark may be passed. =. =.
The Climbers gained whole game on
the Red Sox.
1t was a perfect day for the national
pastime, and the Climbers were in fine
fettle.
Ray Schalk has most powerful right
arm, most of his pegs going out to
center field.
Ray Morgan again delighted his
friends by covering several acres of
ground around the midway.
Mcbride started a speedy double death
in the third when he grabbed Mattick' s
bounce back of second stepped on the
pillow, and hurled to Gandil.
Ted Easterly came up for Benz in the
ninth. and hardly saw the pill. lie
fouled off half dozen, and then waved
helplessly at a fast shoot on the inside.
Chick Gandils swat to the fence In
the first session will net him $50. offered
by the tobacco company owning the sign
as prize for hitting the animal He
will probably receive the check In a
week or so.
"Fateem" Foster enjoyed a good DAY
with the bat, poking three hits into this
box score. His soul-mate, "Dare devil
Dan Moeller, is still I'm the throes OF
his slump, and never got a smell.
Ralph Mattick stole a hit from How.
ard Shanks in the fourth. The Monacs
Marvel hammered a hard one 10 rlgh
center. ordinarily good for two bags
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Baker Escapes World
Series Hero Jinx

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. III. Frank
lin Baker IL ore athlete whom the world
series hero jinx failed to worry. In past
seasons the star OF the big .doings gen.
orally slumped, and was either relt
gated to the minors or failed to come
into his own for a long period. Robe,
Altrocli, and Isbell, OF the White SoN
Adams, of the Pirates: Delahanty and
numerous others fell under the spell.
Baker. however. goes melrily on his
way. hitting around the $50 mark, with
a full quota Of extra base drives.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
May Form New Club at
Call Meeting Tomorrow

Those interested In the formation of
the Washington Athletic Association.
the new organization along the lines Of
other large city clubs, are asked to at
tend a meeting to be held at the FIRE.
donia Hotel tomorrow afternoon at s
o'clock.
8. Edward Beach is temporary presi-
dent of the association. Plans for a club
house have been under way for some
time, and it Is expected that business
men in the city can be interested in the
movement to obtain a big athletic club
for the city.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
Joe Finneran Joins
PhillieS for Trial

NORFOLK. Va, Aug. 17.-Answering
hurry-up orders from Manager DOOM
Joe Finneran. Norfolk's winning pitch
er, left today to join the Phillies at
Pittsburgh. The Phillies paid sl,5OO for
him and it was expected that he would
complete the season here. However,
owing to illness in the Doom camp, his
presence is necessary.
Johnny Dodge, third Daseman. also
purchased by the Phillies, will not re-
port to the big league club until the
close Of the Nirginia LEAGUE season.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
What johnson Did.

Won fourteenth straight victory,
equaling American League rec
ord, held by Jack ChesbrO, New
York Highlanders.
Gave White SOx one scratch hit
and had but twenty mine bats.
men facing him in nine innings.
Struck out seven batters and
passed none.
In three different innings used
but five pitched balls.
Let but three men reach first
base, two reach second, and
not one 60 to third.
Made two clean singles to right
field out of three times at bat,
an average OF 1857.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
No More Hot Springs
For Ebbets' Superbas

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE Brooklyn
Superbas have trained for the last time
at Hot Springs. Ark. lnclement wealth
er there this spring ruined all chances
the team might have had and now Pres
ident Charlie Ebbets has Cancelled his
lease OF Wilmington Park. No plans
for next season have been completed
yet but 1t is thought that the Brooklyn
club will go to North Carolina or Vir-
gnia in 1918.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17

ter a weeks rest. took up the task %
opposing Johnson. Milan opened the
battle bv driving the ball over third
Ease just inside the line for two Cush-
ions Foster beat out a slow one to
Weaver. Dan Moeller. who seemed ex-
tremely weak all dag at the bat. pop
ped to Weaver in short left. but GandIl
came up and slapped the b,Ll on the
leg, scoring Milan and Foster. Lord's
dill at third
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
JOHNSON DOWNS CHICAGO
AND TIES WINNING RECORD
Much Superior Fielding
Work Accomplished by
Both Teams.
Mattick had gaused II correctly.
though, and pulled 1t down.

Mattick had gaused II correctly.
though, and pulled 1t down.
+. 'Dorf' Ainsmith's throwing fin 10
still a bit tender, and. while his work
behind the bat was all that could be de-
sired, his pegging was off color. How
ever. the lad stuck to his job. and came
through well enough.
Milan was caught of first in the nth
and danced back and forth between first
and second long enough to have every
member Of the SoX infield Joining in the
effort to kill him. He lodged cleverly
until forced in on the diamond. when
Umpire Hart called him out.
Car T. Connolly, the half-pint UNI
pire, got along very well behind the
bat, though one grandstand assistant
bawled him out on divers occasions
Tommy had an answer for his tor
mentor every time. though, and toward
the END OF the game had some peace.
Tommy's corns didn't bother him at all
yesterday.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
MatheWson Probable
Choice Against Cubs

CHICAGO, Aug. lit was conceded
today that Christy Mathewson would
be McGraw's choice for slab work In
the final game of the Cub-Gisnt series
this afternoon The crafty New York
boss pitched a winner yesterday when
he sent Big Jeff' Tesreau to the box
and II was admitted today that Chance
was up against it, in the matter OF
twiTleTs.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
Among the Minors.
American Association.

Milwaukee, 8: Indianapolis, ].
First game-Minneapolis, 4; Columbus
.. Second game postponed on account
Of rain.
Toledo, 4: st. Paul, ].
Kansas City, 4; Louisville, 3.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Chicago R.H. E.
Giants minimum. 02o010-7 IL /
Chicago ........... 0 l q 0 p IA 0
Batteries-Tesreau and Meyers; Law
ender, Reufbach, Cheney, Toney. Archer
and Cotter. Umpires-Owens and Bren-
nan.
At Cincinnati R.H. e.
Cincinnati ........O12 0001x4 8 /
BROOKLYN ......... 900 Is s 3
Batteries - Fromme and Mclean;
Rucker, Yingling, and Miller.
At Pittsburgh r. H. f.
Philadelphia .olS 800 O0 0-5 Z 2
Pittsburgh ........ 90 0 OO2Ol l00-3 l
Batteries-Alexander and Doom; Hen
dirk and Gibson. Umpires-Johnstone
and Eason.
At st. Louis r. II. E:
Boston ........... 20 0 | 90 D 3-5 Is 3
Batteries-Harmon and Wingo; Brown
and Rariden. Umpires-Klem and Orth.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
Southern League.

Atlanta. 4 Mobile, 2.
Montgomery, 4; Memphis, 0.
New Orleans, 4; Chattanooga, 2.
Birmingham Nashville game called
.hlrd inning on account of rain.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
The training trips.

Brooklyn has sounded the first note
against the t1aining grounds selected
for the ante-season's workouts next
spring, and other clubs will likely fol-
low suit. Last springs workouts In the
South were far from satisfactory, and
the players were In poor shape for q
long while due to the fact that continu-
Gus rain i1terfered with the training
stunts. Announcements from three
clubs are expected in the near future
in regard to the selection Of a suitable
location and plans for the training.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
Games Today.

New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Boston at St. Louis.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
South Atlantic League.

Jacksonville, 6; Albany /.
Columbia, I: Columbus, 8.
Savannah Macon game postponed on
account of rain.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
THE BOX SCORE.
WASHINGTON.
CHICAGO,
.Batted for Benz in the ninth.

Runs Milan Foster az. Johnson Stolen
base-Lord Left on es-Washington. .;
Chicago, .. Two-base hits-Foster. Gandil,
Morgan. Double plsy-MCBride and Gandtl.
UmpIres- s-Mcssrs. Connolly and Hart. Time
% game hour and "a minutes.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
BIG LEAGUE GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At New York RHE
Highlanders ...... 3 o 401 0 0 l-9 IL 3
Detroit ........... 4O00l 30O-S s 3
Batteries-Davis, Warhop. and Swee-
ney; Works, Lake, and kocher. I'm
pires-OLoughlin and Evans.
At Boston R.HE.
St. Louis. 90 002l00 00-3 s /
Standardization and Krichell
O'Brien and Carrigan. Umpires-Dineen
and O'Brien.
At Philadelphia R.H.E.
Philadelphia ...... 90 0003x-3 !
Cleveland .......... 90 90 l 0 o OIL 6 Q
Batteries-Houck and Lapp; Gregg and
ONeill. Umpires-Westervelt and Sher-
idan.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
Yesterdays Results.

Washington, A. Chicago. O.
Philadelphia, 3; Cleveland. |.
New York, O.; Detroit s.
st. Louis, 8; Boston, ..
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
International League.

First game-Toronto, 3; Baltimore. Z.
Second game-Toronto, S; Baltimore, 4.
Newark. s; Montreal. 4.
Buffalo, 5; Providence, 0.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Yesterdays Result.
Philadelphia, 3: Pittsburgh, g.
Cincinnati 4; Brooklyn, 3.
New York, Z; Chicago, l.
st. Louis, 7; Boston, s.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Cleveland at Washington
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
Johnson's Record.

Here Is Walter JOhnson's great
winning streak, which begaA
Iulv n.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
The Olympic celebration.

Plans are about completed for the
monster benefit parade for the Olympic
heroes, which will be held in New York
next Saturday. Donations have been
coming in rapidly for the men who put
America so far ahead of other nations
at Sweden. One unique feature Of the
celebration is the fact that moving pic
lures of the Olympic games will be
shown during a theater performance at
which the athletes are to attend.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17

Virginia League.
Richmond, 8; Norfolk, ..
Portsmouth. 6: Roanoke. S.
Petersburg, Il; Newport News, 3.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
Hamilton docs II.

Earl Hamilton, the little southpaw
with the Brownies, showed yesterday
In Boston that his pitching against the
Nationals last week in st. Louis was
no mere fash. This twirler is one of
the best youngsters picked up by any
big league club this season. He should
make the Mackmen travel to beat him
next week.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
Tesreau makes good.

Jeh Tesreeu, the Giants mastodonic
hurier, made good yesterday with a
vengeance when he let the Cubs down
with five bingles This big fellow may
yet prove the plank over which McGraw
will walk into the pennant. Certainly
Marauard has fallen by the wayside and
the others. barring Mathewson, are al
ways worthless against strong teams.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
May outdo Marquard.

Walter Johnson tas an excellent chance
TO outdo Rube Marquard In the matter
of consecutive victories. Going along
as he Is now, he Is almost unbeatable
when given any kind of support and a.
run or two. From now on, except when
facing Philadelphia and Boston. he will
be opposed to many teams experiment.
ing with youngsters. This looks like a
johnson year.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
Morgan Is welcome.

-
Ray Morgan is most welcome to the
regular lineup OF the Climbers. The
lad is fast on his feet, works hard all
the time. and Is rapidly erasing all the
rough places in his fielding. While not
consistent hitter. he has the happy
faculty Of making his hits count when
he gets them. Also, his youth is one
Of his greatest assets.
The Washington times., 1912-08-17
Niles meets johnson.
Bakers hitting.

Philadelphia winning streak has
been due to the timely slugging of
Frank Baker and "Stuffy" McInnes,
who are topping the American League
hitters in the matter of driving runs
across the plate. Crawford Is third
with Gardner, Speaker, and Lewis fol-
lowing. Milan, Gandil. and Coster are
not far behind Cobb and Jackson.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-11-15

and wear from our home merchants
our friends and neighbors. We
have many times In the past tried
to impress this fact upon the minds
OF our readers and get them to throw
the mail order advertising in the fire
and keep their money at home.
. AS stated above the very fact that
mail order business prospers, even
In as hard year as at present, is
proof positive that advertising pays
at all times. Some seem to think that
unless they can take a big space in
the paper that 1t wont pay them. Ex-
perienced advertisers say that II is
best to take a small space regularly,
and see that II contains fresh trade
news each week. Such an ad is worth
twenty times as much as a spasmodic
splurge now and then of big space.
The Signal is not affected with a
case OF Crouch" II simply wants the
record kept straight II Is very thank
full to those who have stood by
us In a business way. We believe
they received their moneys worth
for every dollar invested. And In
consideration OF these advertisers
we expect to continue to advocate
the patronizing Of home industries
We hope that those who have and
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concerns will not blame the people
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like the mail order houses. institute
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Case from scurry County Affirmed

Case from Scurry County Affirmed
ON wednesday of this week the
Court OF Criminal Appeals at Aus
tin affirmed the judgment OF the
District Court of Fisher county, Tex
as in the case against Knox Kearse
of scurry county charged with an
onense dependent only upon the age
Of the prosecutrix without reference
TO consent. she being under 10 years
OF age at tho time OF the alleged Of
Tense.
This is one OF the four cases that
originated In scurry county in April
1911. Two OF the boys charged were
asuuitted on trials In Haskell coun'
" and the defendant in this case wal
convicted and given term OF ter
years In the penitentlary.
The States First Assistant Attor
noy General who is the State'H pros
eeuting officer at Austin before the
Court OF Criminal appeals is said &c
have confessed that the case contain
cd three errors for which II should
be reversed. but the court took a dii
ferent Wow and affirmed the case. 4
motion for rehearlng will be pre-
pared by his counsel within fifteer
days. allowed by law for such mo
lions. II It is sustained the case viii
be sent back to Fisher county fol
trial. fit il overruled Il takes ava!
ten years of the best part of the
young mans life.
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In going over our subscription
list we find the names OF many peo7
nile who have gone to distant states
and TO other counties and have had
the paper sent to them. In other
cases. friends here have ordered and
paidfor the paper to be sent them for
awhile. In these cases the person
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who sends II and the senders may not
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have ordered the subscription for
themselves may forget to note the
flight Of time. consequently the paid
IN time lie apt to expire unnoticed.
The Signal has a great list OF such
subscribers and doesn't want to lose
any of them but while We feel del
icacy in mentioning the matter, we
know that sometimes a subscription
may be carried over for the full lin
IL of a year, only to find that the par
~ addressed may have either moved
away or else may disclaim having
authorized It and the friends back
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sponsible.
In view OF these ideas we have
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who wish to continue to note th'
date on the wrapper and notify thu
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Persons who are sending the Sig
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- ned RIrer county thIs week

10 Red River county this week.
p. A. Miller was here from the
Wellborn ranch Saturday.
Brother Tate and Brother Din
widdie OF Baird held few days meet
Ing here.
Edmond Falls has been suffering
with a sore knee caused by crawling
TO pick cotton.
Mr.. Charlie Dodson visited A. L.
Barnett.
Edgar Angel has gone to Califor-
mia. can hear wedding bells. Will
know names later.
C. C. Woods has been threshing
COOLERS for Chris Martin. Yield is
not reported
Gordon Tomlinson has moved 10
Ira.
Mrs. C. l.. Norris and Mrs. Jess
Robinson have been quite sick. but
both are reported better.
A L.. Barnett has been riding for
the Justices Court. ct Is reported
that Alex has been elected constable
at Ira.--Editor)
Mr.. Crow has been crippled up
with rheumatism but 10 getting over
II.
School opened here last Monday
in charge of Prof. Hill as principal
assisted by Misses Childress and Max
we'll. The enrolment is about so.
Several patrons were present al
the school opening and made good
and encouraging talks.
OLD r INFER
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sHERrFFs SALE

Notice is hereby given that by
virtue Of certain order Of sale, Is
sued by the Clerk OF the District
Court Of scurry County on the 10th
day OF October, 1912, in a certain
cause wherein w. H.. Clements is
plaintiff and Y. F. Samples, ]. NJ
Doak and ]. NJ. Rlster are defendants
In which cause a judgment was rem
dered on the 18th day OF September
1914 In favor OF said plaintiff, w. II
Clements, against said defendants Y,
F. Samples, ]. NJ. Doak and ]. NJ. Ris-
ter for the sum OF seven thousand
Ave hundred and twenty four dollars
and As cents with interest there
on at the ratio Of per centum pei
annum from date Of Judgment to-
gether with all costs OF suit. have
levied upon and will on the fret
Tuesday in December 1912, II being
the 3rd day OF said month at the
court house door In Snyder. Texas
within legal hours, proceed TO sell
for cash TO the highest bidder. all the
right. title and interest of y. F. Sam
pies, J. NJ. Doak and j. M. Rister, in
and to the following described real
estate. levied upon as the property
lof Y. F. Samples. J. NJ. Doak and
J. NJ. Rister. towit;
All OF sections 81. l0s and 1903 n
Blk No. o. OF the II. 4 T. C. Ry. Cot
survey in scurry county, In the State
of Texas and all Of Sec. No. "a n
Blk. No. 81 of the II. q TIC. Ry. Co
survey lying and being in the coun'
ties of scurry and Mitchell in the
State OF Texas. ''.- '.
As said Vendors Lien existed OF
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