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The Washington times., 1912-06-14
Tiger Eats Bulldog
In Annual Contest

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE Tiger
chased the Bulldog round and round
American League Park yesterday after
noon, 1900 persons witnessing the rout
Of Yale by a score of 10 to 6.
Mr.. White, S. (also a great man OF
the gridiron), alone fiayed the Bulldog
five runs himself and drove in three
others. Yale pitchers were smashed
like gingerbread men. Five Of 'ern went
under, In the second inning Princeton
trounced Martweil for eight runs. Then
Lefty" Dyer took the mound and a
mauling. Gle and Scott were brutaily
banged, and Brown ended the game
with the Princetonians showing signs OF
beginning to pound him, too.
The Washington times., 1912-06-14

and the suitcase king tailed on
Shanks' long fly to Graney. Ray Nor
gan had to poke his oar into the scrap,
bringing Milan across with the final
run of the Nationals.
That dying rally thing was no JOKE
either. for the Naplanders got their
mad up in their half Of the ninth and
up the handful Of rooters to a fine
frenzy while doing 1t. Joe Birmingham
opened with a sweet double along the
left field line and chased in on Griggs'
Rubber" Knapp take his place on the
paths, but the wee twirler did nothing
but watch Foster take Peckinpaugh c
foul hoist and Milan get under Tur-
field. Then Livingston hit hot one a.
Foster and Knapp was forced at second
base.
Turner Nearly Scores. g.,
Terry Turner came close TO scoring fol
the Maps in the fifth, when with tws
down, the cotton topped beauty beltec
the ball to the barrier in the left cen
ter. He touched all the bases and head
ed for the plate. However, McBrid,
went out into short left, took Milan'i
neg and shot 1t on a line into the glow
Of the waiting Henry. who had a picni,
blocking off Turner at the pan. Th
mad dash hau been in vain. Clarence
quite in, vain,
Joe jackson, limping with a bad cas-
of charley horse. hobbled to the pal
in place Of George in the eight, and, T.
the surprise OF B. Groom he wallopet
a clean single to center. Neal Ball re
| placed him on the bag and did reacI
second on McBride's boot of Graney'
roller. but Olson whitfield and Lajoi
| skied to Milan.
In right field for the Maps appeare
| a huge person with the monaker o
Eibel. He has lately been performing
| in the Mouse League" and seized tn
opportunity of wearing a Cleveland uni
| form and getting his meals regularly
| He hit the ball hard. though not safely
in his trio of ,parades to the platter. bu
! seemed a trihe slow In the field.
The following tells the detailed stor
| of how the Naplanders failed to sto
the onrush of the Climbers in their ef
fort to make a record of victories won
The Washington times., 1912-06-14
Grin gets compliments.

Both Walsh and johnson, who have
worked more games than any of the
other American League pitchers. are up
near the top In the batting averages.
Both pitchers are demons with the bat.
Walter has II on the Chicago hurler in
that he has a number of extra bases to
his drives. So far johnson has driven
out a homer, two triples, and three dou-
bles, while Walsh has a triple and three
doubles to his credit.
The Washington times., 1912-06-14
Capital City league fails.

We have had two weeks of winning.
each days score putting another In the
won column for the Nationals, two
weeks of regular victories. luck playing
an unimportant part in the proceedings.
Naturally we want to keep it up and at
present Cleveland looks rather easy
picking The run 10 coming In those
seven games with the Athletics.
The Washington times., 1912-06-14
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The Washington times., 1912-06-14
Princeton Catcher
Signs With Yankees

NEW YORK, June H.-CharlGs stcr-
rett, the Princeton catcher and this
years captain, has signed to play with
the Yankees. He SAL Ii" would join
the team next TuesdTJ, when they re-
turned from the West.
The Washington times., 1912-06-14
"As we go marching on"

Schaefer's remark about having 1000
extra seats built at the baseball park
to accommodate the spectators for the
worlds series was a joke, Of course. 1t
begins to look as though we were going
to see ropes stretched into the outfield
on Tuesday, II the team wins more Of
the games in Cleveland.
The Washington times., 1912-06-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Polo Grounds R.HE.
Chicago .......... 90 0010. 90: q /
. Observation-Disclosures and Meyers;
Cheney and Archer. Umpires-I<lem
and Bush.
At Brooklyn .RH.E.
Pittsburgh ........ oO00O401O-5I Il
Brooklyn ......... 900 90 0 0 90 7 2
At Philadelphia R.HE.
philadelphia .... o. 00lJ2 2x-ll l3 2
Cincinnati ...... 0l3O03 OF 20 2
Batteries-Brcnnan and Graham: Ben
ton ard Mclean. Umpires- Owens and
Fl ennan.
At Boston R.H F..
Boston ....021o2Oo1x-6l 10 .
st. Louis. a....,......10 o 0 90 3000- >
l3atteri"s-Tyler and Gowdy: Har-
raon anil Bliss. Umplres-Fibneran and
f.nsiie.
The Washington times., 1912-06-14
WASHINGTON
CLEVELAND

TOtaI6.., 33 z 10 7
'Batted for George in eighth.
tran for jackson in eighth.
tBatted for Eibel in ninth.
sRan for Griggs in ninth.
Cleveland ............O o % o o 1-3
Washington ...........0 2 0 2 o 06
The Washington times., 1912-06-14
Ray Morgan bangs out three.

The good ship Finland with the Olym-
pic games committee and more than
100 Of the greatest athletes the world
has ever known sailed for Stockholm
this morning. 1t Is a source of salts
faction to feel confident of being able
to produce such sterling performers who
are bound to win glory and set new
marks. The United States has reason
to be Justly proud Of the men who are
to wear the Stars and Stripes in Swe-
den.
The Washington times., 1912-06-14
BOB TFlAYER'S
Sporting Gossip
Every Knock I, a Boost"
Why stop at fourteen7

Why stop at fourteen7
1t is getting to the point where
strangers stop people In the streets
asking the score. Nothing in years in
Washington has established a spirit of
goodfellowship among all classes like
the winning streak. The head Of the
nation has gotten the bug. and has
promised to be present on Tuesday with
the Vice President to welcome Griff and
his returning athletes.
The Washington times., 1912-06-14
Doyles retain title.

No prettier race could be asked for
than that which now obtains in the
American League. Boston and Chicago
are within four points of each other.
The Athletics and the Nationals are
within easy striking distance Of the
top notch position. A month from now
any one of the four may be leading, al
though the Athletics look to have the
best chance.
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fashioning, instead OF tn that still
whisper which is his own, and the
sound of which we fsfl to catch be-
cause OF our own fgnoble babble.
The answer te her prayer came
with a roar In her nervous frightened
ear like a clap OF thunder. Ere the
first echo Of 1t died away. It was suc-
ceeded by another and another and
another, echoing. rolling. rsverberat-
ing among the rocks in ever diminish
ing but long drawn out peaIs.
On the instant the bear rose to his
feet Ewayed slightly and struck as at
an imaginary enemy with his weighty
paws. A hoarse. frightfui '~guttering
roar burst from bis red alagering jaws.
then he lurched side ways n fell
forward, fighting the air madiy f6r a
moment, and lay stIIl. @ ~
With staring eyes that missed ne
Detail, she saw that the brute had
been shot in the head and shouider
three times and that he was appafa
emily dead. The revulsion that came
over her wa bewiidering: she swayed
again. this time not from the thrust
OF he water. but with sick fatntness.
The tension suddenly taken OF. ur,-
strung, the loose bow OF her spirit
q~uivered ~helplessIy; the arrow of her
life almost Tell into the stream
And then a new ana more appalling
terror swept over her. Some man had
fred that shot. Actaeon had sspied
upon Diana. With this sudden revela-
tfon OF her shame, the red blood beat
to the white sur1nee IN spite or the
chiA water. The anguish CT that mo-
xneHt was greater than before. Sha
could be killed, torn 10 psates. de-
v0ursd, that was q small thinx. but
that she should be SO outraged In her
lnodegty Haa uncomfortable she =~fahea
the hunter had d @ oerae. She sunk
lower In the water for q moment fain
to hide Ia fts crystal clarity and real-
lied Al sha did hcw frighsgnlIy cold
she wss. Yet. sithough she fro1s
whefs she waa and par&ahea fw}gh cold
she eould not 50 out On tbs bank to
dress, and II would avail her Isttla.
abe saw swiftly. sincs sho huge nion-
ste- 111 tasaz : dad azae ga her
elotbss.
N0w all fnas. although It takes nasns
ates to kezls had Happened ln but q
f@w seconds. sa.eaHa sometimes In
zzuszs npaFzs ayaa 8 lifetime, In Ehalr
bFSeH ss0FavnSas. ahs Ehs0gass II
wouh ~ sszzs - vel tes hsr IL ssaa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-08

tG0Ht4H46Qs1
Tbs rush OF tho current n 1t swirled
about her caused her to sway gently,
otherwise she stood smetinnlsss and
ap~prshsnsfve, awfully ~expoctant. She
had msde no sound, and aye for that
low grcwi the great beast had been
equally silent. There was An awful
fixity In tho gaze sho turned upon him
and he wavsred under It. It annoyed
him. It bespoke . little OF the DOM
insncs eli the human. But she was
too surprised, too u~nnerved. too dos
peratsly frightened to put forth the
fun power Of mind orsr matter. There
wez piteous appeal In her gaze. The
bear realized this and mastered hsr
SUN GENTLY.
She did not know whether she was
in the water or In the air: there were
but two points upon which her o
s~ciousness wax focused In the VAST
ellipae OF hsr Imagination. Another
moment or two and all coherency of
thought would be gone. Tho grizzly
still unsettled and uneasy before her
awful glnrce, hut net deterred by 1t,
turned Its great head sideways = lit
tie to escape the direct fmmobilo
stare brought his sharp clawed foot
down heavily and iurched forward.
Scarcely had q minute elapsed In
which all this happened. That hugs
threatening heaye OF the great body
toward her relieved the tension. Sha
found voice at last. Although it was
absolutely futile, she realized as she
cried. her released lips framed tho
loud appeal.
"Helpi for Gods sake
Although she knew she cried but
to the bleak walls OF the canon, the
dropping pines, the rushing river, the
distant heaven, the appeal went forth
accompanies by the mightiest con-
Duration known to man.
For Gods sake, help!"
How dare poor humanity SO plead.
the doubter cries. What is 1t TO God
II n suffers, another bieeds, another
dies? What answer could ONE out OF
that silent sky? Sometimes the Lord
speaks with the loud voice Of mems
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-08
HOLIDAY COOKERY.

The time with soon be here when II
VIII be necessary for ns tt look up
the old family recipes and prepare for
the festive holiday season.
Fruit cakes may be made weeks be-
fore hand and are better for their age.
Fruit Cake.-TAke two pounds Ok
r~aisins. a pound OF currents, half q
pound OF citron. four cnps OF brown
s~nSafsSfwo cups ct butter, a cup Of mo-
lasses. eight eggs. two aeasponfuls OF
soda. a half cup Of Craps Juice. Ave
cups OF Hour, the grated rind Of a
lemon. two teaspoonfuls of cinnamon.
a teaspoon OF cloves, and also one Of
nutmeg. Beat the eggs and add the
-four last giving q thorough beating.
Bake In a allow oven tor the FIRST hour
and a quarter then increase the heat
to brown the cake.
Fruit M1fers.-Take . cup ench of
raisins, datcs. ass and nuts put
through a meat chopper. Work and
mix together with a little lemon juice.
then ron ont on a board busted with
powdered sugar. Cut In dominos and
pack tn powdered sugar In boxes with
waxed paper between.
White Fruit Cake-Takc a cup OF
sugar, three tablespoonfuis Of butter,
half a cup OF milk, one and three
fourths cups of -four. the whites Of
three eggs, two teaspoonfuis OF baking
powder. half q cup OF shredded al
monds, one cup or shredded cftron,
half a cup OF r~aisins, half a cup of
shredded orange peel Clipped very
fine. Bake In a moderate oven for
one hour then increase ths heat to
brown the outside. This cake ts best
three weeks old.
Orange ~icings-Take the rind of half
and the Juice OF a whole orange, an
the cup with hot water. add a teaspoon
full OF lemon juice. two tablespconfuls
of cornstarch, pinch OF salt, the yolks
OF two eggs, a third OF a cup of sugar
and a tablespoon OF butter. Cook un-
iii smooth and the starch fs well
cooked. When cool spread ON the cake
for filling. For the icing soak the
grated rind OF q large orange In three
tablespoonfuls of lemon juice. squeeze
through muslin and add powdered
sugar to the juice until thick enough
to spread.
leu M~,<s.eN-.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-08
Daddy;s Bedtime
TheFzst Telescope
\fnrv7 And dhe MIN
00Ay Who Made II

sHU< HE moon Is shining into the window % brightly tonight" SAID daddy
TO Jack and Evelyn, that I "a you children to take . good peep
att
AWouId you suppose that 1t al covered with hills 2 nous
tains and valleys Just like our earthT' M8
NO. indeedr' answered the children. We nevor would"
ef you had a telescope and looked at the moo through that you would
grows there" said daddy. ~It is only within q few hundred years that We
have had telescopes.
Before that people had all sorts OF queer ideas about the stars. They
thought the noon ri just a mirror hung up In the sky. Now that's ave
telescopes so that we can look closely al the moon ws know better. We know
that the moon has bills and valleys and that the dark places are only TIN
shadows formed where the valleys dip down below tall fountains The moor
mountains are very high.
"The man who first found out these things was Galuei IN Italian who vas
a teacher in n of the great schools In the Italian city of Padua. He lived =
little over 500 years ago.
"salHei made himself a telescope which would enlarge thirty times any
thing at which he looked. He studied the room with his telescope and then he
told the people what he had learned, Some Of them laughed at him. mi som
thought he was crazy or lying
His telescope made d great stir. and he vas for awhile very popular. Then
he began to teach that the sun did not nove around the earth, as people had
always believed. but that the earth moved around the sun.
sThis was too much for the people. who had always been taught tn oppo-
sits. GnileA was T-wd. and the court told him that he aust fak bax
what he A&a nN1 moving about the smh- SahNan nay . "Ay
of making fun n I1g. HtanA ~ Understand h6 eaeh*Aes aA
so he had tw trnnhs a ~ MI - Ts
Though he vas suh a wise man In some ayas = ~ A1 tuAfdE
To stand boldly by the trnth. To get N q 49,
al was mistaken: the sarsh Ices NOT move TAen under his brsath ~
whispered. Nevertheless it does move
AFTER his death people learned that he vas right about the earth nj q
Gallei knew he was right but to get out OF tronhle he was willing Q say that
right was wrong. SO Gamei was a coward. though he was ne II the cIeverest
men who eve Hved.s MMz
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-08
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