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l, the undersigned recorder of mortgages,
in and for the parish of Orleans state of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of Incorporation Of the
American BOw-Pipe & Ventilating Co. was
this day duly recorded in my office, In book
1853, folio =.
New Orleans, April 18th. 1912.
(Signed) EMILE LEONARD, by. X.
| hereby certify the above and foregoing
TO be "A true and correct copy of the original
act of Incorporation Of the American Blow
Pipe x Nentiating Co, together with the
certificate Of the recorder Of mortgages.
hereto attached Of record and On file in my
Office.
In faith whereof | have h"reuntO set my
Ctfi .ial hand ami seal of office this 18th
day of April, 1912.
MARTIN II. MANION.
Not. Pub.
apr - may IG % 80 1912
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ARTICLE VIII.

kfr n. noaotr shall be liable or RESPONSE
% Il s~nlracts or faults of this corpo.
- an further sum than the unpaid
~ me corporation on the shares
Ia CIV. nor shall any mere informal
&dsrsr ~, uon have effect of rendering
4Slkv h I'LL or or exposing a stakeholder
any. 'a the amount OF his unpaid
"a ~ ,s snd passed at my Office, in New
= " IA Of Orleans, Louisiana, on
80 a. ear nrst above written, in the
> $780, d. Boehler and z. c. Balm
~ M witnesses, residing In said
- Mn nave signed their names, to-
- =. 4 so appearers and me, notary,
~. lung OF the whole.
-; q 8 n Prtngle, subscribed to $50
Jason, subscribed to 500
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ton ever have the effect Of rendering any
stOckhOlder liable as a partner.
ARTICLE IN

ton ever have the effect Of rendering any
stockholder liable as partner.
ARTICLE IX.
Whenever this corporation IS dissolved
either 10y limitation Of tin" or By the FL"
termination OF the stockholders. its affairs
shall be- liquidated under the supervision OF
two liquidatOrS TO be- appointed for that
purpose AT a general meeting Of the stock
holders convened after ten days notice
which notice shall Dee sent by mail u the
address Of each stakeholder as left by them
with the secretary Of the company.
At Surh meeting 10 consider the liluida-
ton Of the corporation the result shall DE-
81 IN" stock present or represented NJ such
meeting. In case Of the death or inability
to act IF one Of the liquidators the survivor
shall act alone.
Thus done and passed in my Office at the
city Of New Orleans ON the dly month and
year hrreinabove first written, in the pres :
"uce of John Smith and X. Johnson, com.
pctent witnesses. who hereunto sign their
names with the said appearrrS and me, no
tarv. after due reading Of the who'll.
Names Of Signrrsb Witnesses J
Smith, N. johnson.
lSigneD FRED .. MARX.
Notary PUbiic.
State % Louisiana,
Parish ~ Orleans
7. the undersigned. recorder OF mortgages
in and for the parish of Orleans state Of
Louisiana. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act Of Incorporation Of The
Cecilia Sugar Company, Limited. was this
day duly recorded in my office in book 1853,
folio -
New Orleans, La. April Ord. 1912
lSignedI EMILE LEONARD.
tSe1p Deputy Recorder.
A true copy Of the original on file and OF
record in my office. except that the names
Of the subscribers and the number Of shares
subscribed for by each Of them have been
omitted.
Witness nv hand and seal OF Office this
BIRD day Of April. 1872
lSigned) FRED. G. MARX.
iSeaD Notary Public.
apl - may Is % 80 1912
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CHARTER
OF THE LOUISIANA FRUIT & GARDEN
LAND COMPANY, LIMITED.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF OR
4 LEANS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Be ii known, that on this second day Of
May, in the year one thousand nine hundred
and twelve. before me, Arthur b. Leopold.
Notary Public in and for the Parish OF
Orleans. State of Louisiana, duly commits.
stoned and qualified, and In the presence or
the witnesses hereinafter named and under
signed, personally came and appeared the
persons whose names are hereunto sub
scribed all above the full age of majority,
who severally declared that, availing them
selves Of Act SO of 1855 as well as the gen
eral laws of the State of Louisiana relative
TO the organization of corporations, they
hereby form themselves into and constitute
a corporation for the objects and purposes
and under the stpulations hereinafter set
forth.
ARTICLE I.
The name and title of the corporation
hereby formed Is declared 70 be LOUISIANA
Fruit and Garden Land Company. LiDited
Its domicile shall be In the City OF New
Orleans, State OF Louisiana. and 1t shall
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ARTICLE VII

| nv o.tioers hereto have respectively
~. ef 'si,e their signatures hereto, the
~ n snares OF the capital stock sub
= ans ~ them respectively, constituting
Hanio,s subscriptions made by the in
y nres.i lot the purpose OF organizing
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have and enjoy succession by its corporate
name for period of ninety nine (99) years
from and after the date hereof.
This corporation shall have power and
authority to contract, sue and be sued In
its corporate name; to make and use a
corporate seal; TO hold, receive, hire and
purchase real and personal property and
to sell, mortgage, or pledge the same, and
10 borrow money and issue bonds, notes and
other obligations
All citations or other legal process shall
be served upon the president, and In the
any cause, the same shall be served upon
the yice-president or any other officer In
New Orleans, Louisiana.
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CHARTER
OF "HEROwALL COMPANY"

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE
OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF OR
LEANS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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ARTICLE VI.

srer may be amended or altered
scssss scknolders at general meeting
VIA ~ lor that purpose, after ten days
s4So,i.su ce TO each stakeholder; or this
ehnsssam may be dissolved with the assent
Z 4 nek s OF the capital stock represent
II "a meeting. In case OF dissolu-
M "a s1 'as OF the corporation shall be
7 n \. nuidated, as rapidly as possible,
4 ~y The stockholders at sIch meeting.
aussS nock Of this corporation may be
y IN " diminished in accordance with
NM !, me state of Louisiana. on the
la<bos anering the capital stock of corr
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CHARTER

:, ,vvorA NAVAL STORES COMPANY.
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CHARTER
OF THE CECILIA SUGAR COMPANY,
LIMITED.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE
OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF OR
LEANS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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ARTICLE ".

The object of this corporation and the
purposes for which it is created and estab-
lished, and the nature Of the business TO be
carried on by 1t is hereby declared to be as
tilating fans, dust collectors and dust col
Letting apparatus, exhaust and blow piping
and appurtenances thereof, also erecting
same in woodworking factories, cotton
mills, shoe factories, and all other descrip-
ton of factories in which dust producing
machinery is used, also manufacturing and
erecting general line Of galvanized and
black sheet iron work for ventilating and
other purposes, and generally TO do all other
such things that are pertinent to or connect
ed with the object OF this corporation.
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ARTICLE TX.

No stakeholder shall ever De naole OF .L re-
snonsihe for the contracts or faults OF this
CORPORAL ton in any further sum than the
unpaid balance due on the shares OF stock
subscribed for or owned by him nor snati
sny informaiity of organization have the ef-
feet OF rendering this charter null or SUD
iectfng any stockholder TO any LIABILITY pc
yond the amount of his unpaid subscription
" Thus done. read and passed, at my once
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ARTICLE VIII.

This charter may be amended, altered. or
cbsnged nv a vote OF five-sixths, in amount,
Of the capital stock, or this CORPORATION I
In amount of the capital stock, at a meet
ing Of The stockholders, convened for sucn
purpose, after five days previous notlce OF
the meeting shall have been. given IN tne
manner hereinabove provided.
The herald., 1912-05-16

Be 1t known. that on this 22nd day OF
the month of April, in the year OF our Lord
u the independence of the United States of
America the one hundred and thirty-Sixth,
before me. Frederic Charles Marx a notary
public, duly commissioned and qualified, in
and for the parish and state aforesaid, there
in residing. and in the presence OF the wit.
ueSSeS hereinafter named and undersigned,
personally came and appeared the several
persons whose names are hereuntO SubSCrib-
ed, who declared: that awaiting themselves
of the provisions Of the constitution and
laws of the state Of Louisiana relative to
the formation OF corporations, they do by
CeSSOrS and assigns into corporation I'M
der the laws Of the state Of louisiana and
under the stipuations hereinafter set forth,
tO-Wit
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CHARTER
OF AMERICAN BLOW-PIPE & VENT
LATINO COMPANY.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF OR
LEANS.
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~. name and title OF this corpora ton
Ii A. GLENMORA NAVAL STORES
SI1Mpsyy and its dOmicile shall be in
W. Orleans. parish Of Orleans, Louisiana.
Il ball exist for the term OF nlnety-hinIe
~ y. s,a no sued .snd contract and enjoy any
~ IN rights. privileges and powers under
~ avs 81 the state OF louisiana
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ARTICLE V.

The capital stock of this corporation is
hereby fixed at ten thousand dollars (S1O.-
shares Of the par value of fifty dollars each,
and this corporation is authorized TO begin
business when one hundred (100) shares Of
its capital stock are subscribed and paid for
in cash or its equivalent. The stock may
be issued at not less than its par value for
property or merchandise purchased.
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ARTICLE II.

m, objects and purposes for which this
.,,noraiicn Is established and the nature OF
ny sasuess 10 be carried on by IL, are, TO
s.,a,rs manufacture, buy and sell turpen-
X. rosIp naval stores, and wood deriva-
i've. ma produce OF all kinds: TO operate
sS mills and TO sell the produce and resi-
A, or waste thereof or TO further use and
ssnstaeture the same, and to pull stumps
M eIsar land. whether in connection with
Nh business or apart from it; TO buy, sell
,,d ease real estate, to operate tram roads
I,d Mrve lines or other vessels, in connec-
,,, with the carrying on OF its business, to
s1,juct A general merchandise business in
vurection with said business, and generally
b nase in any business incident to or con-
rppntly necessary 10 or connected with the
,pr,tiou OF the business above mentioned.
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ARTICLE III.

he president, or In his absence or inabil.
N % act, the vice-president. or in case OF
Ii absence or inability, the secretary, snail
! ths proper person upon whom all citations
q la process shall be served
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ARTICLE ".

The capital stock OF this corporation Is
hereby fixed at fifty thousand dollars $500
600 O0) divided into and represented by nVe
hundred shares Of the par value OF one nun
dred dollars (S1O0O0) each. Payments for
said stock shall be made In cash, or us
Equivalent. at such times in such amounts,
and upon such notice as may be prescribed
by the board OF directors, and such corpo-
ration is authorized to begin business as
soon as fifteen thousand, dollars $50
400 OO) of said capital stock Is subscribed
for. The stock of said corporation may be
transferred provided such transfer be made
on the books of the corporation, at its once
at New Orleans, Louisiana, and on the
surrender OF the stock certificate. No trans
fer Of any fractional part OF share shaii
no made
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BE 1t known, that on this tenth doth
day OF the month Of April. in the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
twelve. before me, Charles Schneidau no.
tary public, duly commissioned and quail
ned in and for the parish Of Orleans, state
or Louisiana, and in the presence Of the wit
nesSeS hereinafter named and undersigned,
personally came and appeared the parties
whose names are hereunto subscribed, who
severally declared, that availing themselves
or the provisions OF the laws OF this state
relative 10 corporations, and especially OF
the provisions Of Act No. 7S Of 1904 Of the
General Assembly OF Louisiana, they have
covenanted and agreed and by these presents
do covenant. agree and bind themselves as
well such other persons as NAV here
after become associated with them. to form
and constitute a corporation and body poll
tic in law for the purposes and objects and
under the stipulatiOns articles and condI-
tons following. to-wit:
The herald., 1912-05-16
ARTICLE I.
ARTICLE II.

The domicile Of this corporation shall be
in the city Of New Orleans, parish OF Or
leans. state of Louisiana, and all citations
or other legal process shall be served on
the president, or, in his absence, upon the
vice-preSident.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-12-05
President Informs Congress Of
Our Relations With Other
Nations.
AMERICAN DIPLOMACY WINS
Its Success In Settling Central
American Troubles.
DIPLOMATIC SERVICE BETTER

Reorganization Has Done Much TO In
crease Its Justment
Of the Sealing and Fisheries Dis
putes-Interests Of United States
In the Near and Far East.
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War and Nayy............,
A-Ea--1s9v-l. A
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AMATEUR PARADE
TO BE HELD TO-DAY
From All Indications Sandlot Fes.
tival Should Be Attended
with Success.

Rain knocked the amateurs out Of their
innings Tuesday, but the sandlotters will
come into their own this afternoon,
weather permitting, when the same elab-
orate programme that ha6 been arranged
for the day before yesterday will be
followed. AS far as is known, the same
teams that slgnihed their intentions in
joining in making amateur day one
grand success will be on hand to take
part in the festivities.
In all about twenty-five teams will be
found in the line Of march. The COM
plete roster Of the Independence League
the Government, Departmental. East
Washington, and Marquette circuits will
be on hand.
one team will make its appearance, the
Lincoln Avenue aggregation. This bunch
expects TO make a good showing. II Is
possible that Cornell and Brentwood, Of
the Capital City League, will enter.
Three clubs, Southern, Car Department,
and Adams, from the r. R Y. NJ. c. A.
League, will be in the line OF march,
according to authentic information re-
ceived last night.
The Bankers club, Of the Columbia
Circuit will not turn out, as 1t would
be an impossibIlIty for so many Of the
bank force TO get OF for the afternoon.
GriBth Donates Prizes.
Clark Grifith. manager Of the climbing
Nationals, will donate prizes OF $50. 800.
and $50, respectively, for the teams which
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LATONIA CLOSES.
EsliOs Captures Feature Race.
Hawthorne in the Ruck.

Latonla, June 2S-Spring racing on the
Kentucky circuit came to q close to-
day with the renewal OF the rich Gin
clnnat trophy. This was annexed BY
HeIios, the favorite, which clinched his
claim to the title OF champion OF 1872
Hawthorne, the pride Of the West, I'm
ished in the ruck, Favorites and warm
second choices divided the money. Sum.
maries:
FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; tWoyear-oldS; SiI
furlougs Sam Hirh, 100 tFatnl, S7lo. won
Jimmie GIL lo5 Dayeuportl, N5.Io, second
LodOna, lV (SteeleI, So. third Time, ll4 rs.
LAmods Cream, spighty MiSs. and Nelly, Agnes
SECOND RACE-rhreeyear-olds and upward: siI
furIongS CASEY Jones, lO4 Callahan. N.o. won
II2 tClAssl, 81. third Time. las IS ADdra JOsa,
Theo. Cook Merry Beau, lima, EtheidA' AciTsr.
and MerriGE also ran.
THIRD RACE-Purse, 500; three-ysHr-olds and
upward: dK furIongA Meridian, rs lErner). $50.
won; GrOy8 Hughes IL tGanzl, 80. second
Presumption, l6 tHenry), $40. third. Tine li2 la
sebAEo. Primes Galloway. Sir BlaiSe. and PoIlI
also ran.
one-haH hIrionEA Helios. n tsteelsl. SD. won
Frederick L, Ill CEstepl. 81, second: Tankes No
tion ia Callahan. 2-D, third Tine. lSS.
Nobby, RoSturtfum, HobDob, slsuLh, and Hawthorne
FIFTH RACE-Puss. 500; handicap; tAreeysar-
cldi and upward; mile and one furiong. High
Private rs CFainl $50. won; spute, lcs Glass
Stlo seoond; Star Bottle, ns (kOeTnerl. $50.
third. Time. 10 IS. Man Davis and Hedge also
SIXTH RACE-Nino and one-siEtscnth; White
wool lOs DATenportl. SIS, won; Col Asnmeade.
10 tRoeTDer $50. second: LeGmsnce, 100 tGanz)
ley. Feather Dustsr. Winnis G.. and Manager
Mack also Rn.
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BATTLE RLEVBN
SCORELESS INNINGS
Commerce and Labor and Interior
Play to Tie-Flannery Fans %.
and Allows but One Hit.

Commerce and Labor and Interior
fought eleven innings to a scoreless tie
in the Departmental League yesterday,
a game that was replete with sensational
catches and marked by excellent twirl-
ing. Flannery, in the box for Interior,
famed twenty-three men in eleven in
nings and didn't allow a hit until the
eleventh, when Eberwein made a Texas
Lacquer to right field. Flannery came
very near winning his own game with
a triple to start the eleventh, but after
Conover was safe on an error, Bell tight
ened up and an infield pop, strike-out,
end an infield out followed. Then Umpire
Conifiower called the game on account
Of darkness.
Bell also pitched a fine game, the La
bcrite twirler being found for but three
hits and tanning ten. He was in but one
had spot, the eleventh. Stewart, Conover,
and Hansen made catches that were stel-
lar plays Pollock caught a swell game
and also got two OF the three hits on
Eell. This game makes the second close
one in succession, Post-office winning
from Commerce and Labor Monday, l
to 0. Score:
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PAST PERFORMANCES.

Looked at from any angle, you all had
the time OF your young lives yesterday
in the first game. anyhow. With the dope
all to the discard, Stahrs Sapients hold
ing openers. and what would have been
a record crowd in any old yesteryear,
our Cleaning Gladiators-swipe It, Tom;
weuns can think up another one-our
Cleaning Gladiators were not without
luck in breaking even with the beantown
bunch yesterday.
This here day is full Of signs and por-
tents-and II our Weather Bureau were
rot abroad ION official business, of
course), we'uns would telephone Cousin
Wills Moore to turn on the spigot
That fellow Hall is very much OF a
hurIer. But they all look alike to our
brave boys when they get started. Go
tO IT,
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27

Runs-Rountree. Murray o.. G. Miller, +.
Mulcr. J. White A. White. L Roberts, DaTls,
symanoski, soudsr. Thornctt B. CruickshAnkS
First hass on baIls-Oh A. Cruickshanks ,: od
NIadiEan. !. InnIngs pltcaed-By symanoski, S; BY
A. CruicxShanks. ; HitS made-Od SymAnoski. :;
Of A. Cruiczshanks. } Struck uut-By Madisan,
IS: b Symanoski, ?: By C7IckshAnks. ). Three
bass hits-L RobeTiS A White. Stolen baSss-
Murray MaiisHn. MaR ~. L. Roberts, Davis,
SymGnoski So1drr. Thornctt. c RGbsTS Hit BY
pltchsT-By symanosln. /. by CruiekshInEt. !; hg
Madigan / Wild ptch-MadiEan. Passed balls
Miller. SoudPr. Umpire-Mr. JaeSchke. Tine q
game-l hour and 20 minutes
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Wuns-BIufneT, SlTerheFg q, Simply, F1edmln
Rider Left on bascs-Regents. }; Waverlsy &
First bass on baIls-Of Stanley !: OF Stringrr,
Struck out-By STANLEY. Z; by StrinEBr, 10 Home
r71n-SlJerberg. Three-bass hit-Rider. Tvyo-base
hit-Tunhy. Stolen hases-Breen o. Hamltne.
BlumeF. SilTaberg shipley, FeldmAn, Rider, New
ton, spieger. Double play-Hamlins (unassistedl.
Hit By pitchcr-By Stringer DIayhew, Junghaus
Wild pitch-Stringer Balk-StrinEeT Umrire-
Mr.. Jenkins Tine Of EAme-l hour and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27

P S.-That howl you'an heard yester-
day was not Jake stahrs lament over
losing the first game. It was an echo
from Baltimore, where a sob squad jour
nalist was taxed 20 cents for lunch.
P. P. S.-Everybody discovered that
Clarenc. Langley was at the ball game
when five runs were hung up for the
Athletics in the third inning OF the sec
ond game. Clarence thinks II he is real
good, when he dies he will go to the
Happy Hunting Grounds with Big Chief
FENDER
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Runs-Gihson Naughtsn u. CTymeS, HolbrInner.
Bischo5 ~, strobel. First base by eTTurs-AdAHlS,
?; Southern s Lift on basss-AdRms, Z: Southern.
3 First base on bAlls-Oh HAnTey. 8; OF StrObSl.
/ Innings pitched-By HAnTsy. 4; BY BTyant. J
Hits made-Oh HanTey, 4; of Bryant, . Struck
out-By Harvey s; by Bryant, 4: BY Stroebel, :.
Thrre- base hits-Naughten. TNEo-bass hits-NaUgh-
ten. BischoI saTiaos hfts-CTymss. Stolen bases-
Violet NauEhtrn. Double play-Hobrunnsr to
Plat1 to Melvin. Hit by pitcheT-By HInvsy
(PlEtzl. Wild pitches-HanTsy. Stroebel. Pas5Cd
baIls-Peet Fitzgerald BAlk-Stroebel UmPire-
Mr. RAndiboe. Tine oS Eane-l hour and > min
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EGEs-b1I1VIn, T0TdIl- sIlcE, belII, II1ll0, Nm
ney Asluith -. s seay u. FIrst base On errors
Ejquitahle >; Braddock. , Lsft on hases-EquitAbie
s; Bradd0ck. : Bases on balls-Oh Bran, /: OF
Beau ; Innings pr'ched-By Byram. % Times
AZ hat by oppnneuts-AEainst ByTam, Il Hits-Oh
Byram. ; StrGcE Out-By Byram. ,; hy Beal, );
by OEIe s Two-base hits-BeaH D. Ruiz SacTihcs
hit-Beau. Stolen bSsss-Gsssford. Cash. Asluith,
3. Ssay p. OEle a. n. Ruiz. Double plays
Cook u Asquith. Wild pitshs-OsIe Beau. Passed
balls-Reynolds u. Cmpire-HuEhes. Time Of
game-2 hours
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son. Mckenney. Key, snappcr, HAYES, kinney %.
LewiI ~. Watson. Goodman. Earned rIns-ln'
terror. Z; Richmond, s. First base By enors-Rich-
mond. q; Interior, /. Left on bases-IntsrioT, g.
Richmond. g. First base on balls-Oh Savoy, a.
OF Ayres, Innings pitched-By Savoy. o. By
Brown. l. Hits made-Oh Savoy Il; OF Brown, /
Struck out-By Savoy. 7; hy Brown, l; By Ayres. 8.
Threebass hit-ksy. TWo-bass hits-kEy. Mckin-
neg. Wilkerson. Despert Stolen hAses-MtnktnA,
WiksrSon, Mckinney. Key. johnson. Savoy, snap
per ~. Lewis, Goodman Despert. Doubls plays
MinkinS to WikerSon; snapper 70 Trent. Hit BY
pttchsr-By Savoy Garter. Ayres ~ }: by Ayes
tSAVoy. BAmWell. Despertl. UmpirO-MT. JoneS
Tine Of game-2 hOurA
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huns-McLArTen ". hectoT- Fulcher' 'hAihlsHn'
Caman. ThompSon, Rittsumeypr. Hull. c. Smith
e. Walker. Reno. Baugh. Left bsses-Auditur
State, u: Civil Service. / First bare baIls-Of
Croson. 4; Of Catou. , Struck u1t-By Croson, 7.
By Cation s TwO-base hits-McLaUen O. C00S1n.
Walker. Double plays-Rittenmeysr 70 Hull TO
Merrill; h Smith 10 McLArren. Hit by pitcher
By CToson, Rittenmeysr. Umpires-Msssrs. Newman
and Preston Time Of game-2 hours.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27

Runs-Grlsf NGyior. Martin. johnson 81. Haas
p, MileT Ford. Holman. Eamsd r1ns-IngTam.
s. AnAcostia, First bass By eTroTs-IngTam, G.:
AnAcnStia, > Left hases-InEam, q AnaoosaA.
5. Fint bass baIIs-Oh Piozst, s.: OF Martin, S.;
OF Simpson, Innings ptched-By Martin, s; By
SimTson. Hits mAde-Oh Martin. g. 81 simP-
son, Struck out-By Pioort. = BY Martin, s
Threebas hitS-Butz. Ford. TWo-bass hit-Grasf.
Sacrifice hy-Hofman. Stolen hases-MileT. Ford.
JohnSon. Dyer. Hit by pitcher-By Simpson.
KirkeS Wild pitchcs-PioSst. Martin -. Passed
hallS-THylor 90. Holman. Umptre-Mr. VsDAble.
Time Of Eame-l hour and IS minutes.
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INTERIORS LOSE.
Are Defeated by Richmond Inde-
pendents by o to 3,

Richmond. Va, June 26.-The Interiors
Of the Colored Departmental league were
defeated by the Richmond Independents
in ten innings 9 to s.
The visitors played a strpng game, but
Savoy, after pitching a beautiful game
for eight innings, weakened in the ninth.
SrOFa.
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Pepco, 7: Southland, 8.

In a game featured by heavy hitting.
Pepco defeated Southland, to 3, yes
terday in the Independence League.
Pepco punched their hits in the sixth
inning and put the game on ice. The
batting OF Taylor, Southland's second
sacker, featured. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-27

Rms-Magee MoErey, Konetchy. ByTne, Miller.
Mccarthy. Rshg. TWo-bNSs hits-Byns Wagner
ThreSbGse hits-Magee, MoTrey, Konetehy, Miller
Evans Sacrifice hits-Carey. Byrne. Sacrifice ~
Hausec. Stolen bases-Huggins, Oakes. Wilson.
Double plAys-Evans 10 Kooetchy; Gibson 10 Wag.
nsr. Passed ball-Gibson. FiSt base on balls-On
CHmnitz. . Struck out-By Camnitz. 6; by sallee
!. Left on bases-St. Louis 6: PittsburF S I'm
pirss-Messs RiEler and FlRDerln. Time Of game
u hour and % minutes