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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-11

The annual commencement dinner
will be held this evening at 8 o'clock
in the Commons building. Other
years this dinner has been given at
1880 o'clock in the afternoon. but
this year 1t was decided that the later
hour would be more convenient.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-11

From 4 until 6 O'Clock the various
buildings at the university were
thrown open for the inspection of the
visitors from about the state who are
here for the graduation celebrations.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-11
ArnoId's Couectivtsm
Not Anarchism of Terrorist.

The latter theory, this collectivism
of DR.. Arnold. if We choose to SO call
1t. and which followed Benthamism in
England. is the doctrine of by far the
greatest number of the American
courts of today. It is in fact the doc
trine to be found in all of the modern
decisions where the questions at issue
have been fairly and dispassionately
and intelligently considered and dis
cussed. 1t is really in the highest
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-11

The commencement band concert
will be played on the campus this
evening. This concert by the uni
versity musicians is always a pleasing
feature of the weeks graduation pro-
gram.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

'Battsd for Newton In third
40 1855 II
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
DIAMOND
DoINGS OF
FUTURE BIG
LEAGUERS

The Sight shop team Of the United
States Gun Factory defeated the North.
eastern A c. in a fast game. 10 TO s
The batteries were BoetIer ana PheIout
for the Sight Shop and Seahright, John
son and Loyeless for the Northeastern
A. c. The feature Of the game was the
hitting OF the Sight Shop team.
The 7. NJ c. A. MIdgets were defeated
in an exciting but one-sided game by the
St Agnes Midgets. yesterday. II TO s.
The ROlands yesterday defeated st.
Agnes. L to I. Score:
St se'. &sn :, 49,. oS.GSSi5sSds
Bstts-iss-AiitOn and Easter; Hunt and TsyIor.
The oaimont A. c. defeated the Ozark
club yesterday, to 5, IN fast game.
o oa.,s ..-.'.,'..-.'-.--..--. sesiiSI;s
-Air. JOnesl Tine q sune-s houn
In one Of the best-played games OF the
series the Tangievoods defeated the
strong Marion A C.. . to Score:
E Ei.siss: sss:iisf:ssss-s
Bsttsrsss-B. Sized and B. Smith; R. lap and
L. Hard.
McEaehun. pitcher Of the Oakland A.
c. in the Independent Junior League,
shut out the Tremonts yesterday, hold
ing them hitless. The Oaklands put up
9 fne exhibition Of fielding. The fea-
lures OF the game were the fielding OF
Steward and the hitting and base run
ming Of Glorius. Score:
TIsnoai.. 49,. ssSoSsSS
Smith
The Wisconsin Athletic Club has or
ganlzed for the season. and would IKE
to arrange. games with teams averaging
sixteen or seventeen years. Address
George E. Custards manager, z5ss Wis
consin Avenue.
The Q Street stars defeated the car
Isle A. c. in a fast game yesterday,
Z to 5.
The Circle Stars defeated the Silver
Stars yesterday on the Monument
Grounds by the score Of Il 10 4 The
only features were the pitching OF Ians-
dale and the batting or Farrell In the
second game OF the double-header sched-
uled. the Shamrock A. C. failed to ap-
pear and Umpire spellman awarded the
game to the Stars. Next Saturday the
Circle Stars will cross with the George
town Junior Props on the latter's field.
The ST. Elizabeth Bail Club would like
TO arrange games with any fast club IN
the District. Address Manager ]. c.
Mumford, st. Elizabeth Hospital.
Manager Clements. OF the fast Cherry
dale Club, would like to book games with /
the best clubs In or around the District;
none barred. Address Manager A. c.
Clements. R. F. D. Route 4, BOX lsI-B, |
washington, DISC.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

bIlleIl18-4AJlI Id hLuei Hopa nd brol
SECOND GAME.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

nans-L Raa,o. 7. Rnsso. Muphy. Rapp ~,
,. DonnsnT, O. Danger a.. W. Dounelly. Lem
ERIC y, Hgrinan. s. DanH9. LoshL First bass
hases-Nstioud .; Manhattan. 2 Fint base on
halt-of DOgner. 1; on Murphy. 8 % King. 1.
~ HUGHES l. Innings rtichsd-By Douner. q
b. Powell. Tines a AT b. orponents-Arninst
Dcsnsr. ~ againss NnrphJ o; agzinst Kiag s.
aelinH Hehes 70: against Powell A. Hits mads-
OF Dosng, 2: % MURRAY, 4; Oh Hughes. 8; "a
b. Murphy. 4; b. Hurhcu & Threehass hit
fhippA Tgobass hit-Lameria sagihes hits
Nolan. ". Dounelly. Stolen bases-Ls Russo. Nfur-
ply. RapD LemeFie Herman. Hughss. Hit By
pitchsr-By kim. Rapp VIA ptrh-4urphy
Passed balis-Loehi ~. Umuire-Air. Nswuan
Tine q gHns-i hour and - Minutes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
READING MEETS
SENATORS TO-DAY
United States League Clubs viii
Battle at Union League
Park.

The Senators. Of the United States
League. travelled from Reading yesterday
with the club Of that place. and win
hook up this afternoon in an exhibition
game at Union League Park. the game
starting at , o'clock.
Manager George Browne. OF the locals.
win send either big Frank owens. for
merly Of the Chicago White sox, or
PETER TO the mound. while Gown VIII
Be behind the bat Al Fisher. the local
boy. VIII hold down first place The
Reading team win most likely work
Thompson on the mound and red-hOt
battle Is assured the fans. The game
will not be a regular league contest. as
no Sunday games have been scheduled
for the Capital
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

That win yesterday of the Bankers
from the Renstngton Club in the Column
bis League was surely a corker, as the
amateur champions scored fifteen runs
after the fourth inning.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

Ruu,-MacDoaald 90, Hayes, Riddle. @. Raw
linas. Dyer, Boykin. West 8. RAxiings iSD, DAVIS
an First bass on erron-Keusington. 2; A s. &
Z. Co, /. LIT on hases- Kensington, 8; A. s. &
n Co. i. First hass on halls-oR RaElinEs 6;
on Warfhen. ) Innings pitched-By Warthen.
SiS; By Keily. "a Hits mads-oh Warthen, 10;
"a KeIly g Struck out--By Rawlings ); By
DonsH. Tuo-base hts. RauIings. MaeDonald,
Hive Sacrifice ny-West. stoien bases-0. Raw
hneI a., West, S. Raslinr. Davis Anderson
Double plays-s. RAWLINGS 10 1IacDonald to Riddle;
a. Warfh<n 10 Krause; O. warthen 10 Ray to
Oldheid Hn By pifeher-By RaWiinrs a. War
thenl Unpirr-zIr. Hughes Time q, sams-l hour
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Runs Hollsn1cr walter Hurley. Maruerun 70.
salh Mcdonald. Mullen. G1ysoE. Nccarthy. Left
On hases-Nasy Tard 6. OornsL L Fist bass On
balls-of Gi0sannslti. ]; Oh Clancy. j; 81 Ia
mnston. ]; % Tnmpson. l. Innings pitched-By
Giovhnnetd pan q hfst hiring: b. Edmonsion, s.:
b. Thompson. ; Hits made-o6 0iosannetu 3;
of chAney 70; On Edmonston. 2; on Thompson,
9 struck out-By Chaney 2: By Esdmonston. &; b
Thompson 2 TWo-base hits-Grayson a. Saih
McDonald, Mccarthy sacrihce hit-Huriey Stolen
bascs-Houander tD. Hmiey NcDonaid Mullen
Mccarthy. Beard l1. Double piays-Blakennore TO
Rouni1ee TO Beard ~ McOarthy. aasssisted Hit
hy pktehef-By Chlney. McDooald. Passed balls
Mccoy f9, Giavannetd CO. Umpre-Mr Beta
Tine q e4me-l hour and 3 minutes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

CORNELL AGAIN.


In a farce contest yesterday. Ct Cap
ital city Park. Cornell banged out thir-
teen hifs against Navy Yard. netting
them runs 70 the latfer's /
''cy" McDonald's hitting vas enc o.
the features Of The game Gosneu led
hts team AZ the oat gsfting two hits
out Of three trips to the pan, Score:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
DOUBLE BILL TODAY.
AiI-stArs ana E4-va.hinEton Giants
Clash At pt.triet Pnrlx.

A fast doubie-header is expected at
District League Park First and NJ
Streets Northeast to-day. when vie
Gauzza's crack Afl-stars meet the strong
ex- washington Giants. A large crowd Is
expected, as the last time these teams
met the stars took both games, being
the only team that has accomplished
Batteries for ex-0iants-Tom Johnson
and Ham. second game. Adams and
catsuood. The nrst game Wills be called
al .. m sharp.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

Rms-Mattingy 90. Strothes -. Jackson t9. Mur-
ny co. =. Miller t9. H. Lewis ~, G. Miller. J.
White. Watson. FtEhuEh. Thompson, Lyon. Leland
r, .; Metropolitan 6 Frst base On baIs-Of
Mccanrey. 3: Of Lsn. 9: O6 Watson. . Innings
pitehed-By MecahnVy. AIS; By Logon. ) Is By
coriey. ala. Hits made-oh McCadrcy >; OF
Ligon. .: on Cooley. Scruck Out-By Lyon, 2;
b. Cooler. }; b Watson, Il Three-bass hit-F.
Miller. TEohGse hifs-Watson, Lyon, p Rinef
Strothers. Sacifce hit-G. Miller. Stolen bases-
Mattinsiy. JAekson, MurEy. H. Lewis e. !. White
Fitzhugh co. Dsans % LiEun, Leland Cooley Douols
play-Munay 10 Leafs Wld pitrh-Culey Bah
Lyon Passed. bail-Bulough Umpie-Mr. Wood
ward Tine q gAne-l hour and % minutea
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Runs-LSnch 60, DuEnsJ 81, Walksr tD. AilleF
81. TrenGEy, burton, Beasley AstEyks or Pat
tsrso1 a., Fem. Berry -. Fhss bsss b errors-
Alex B, O.. Z; Medicos. ! Left on bases-Alc1.
B. C., s; Medicos. 5 Innings pitched-By BhTel.
8. b. Pitts, ): b. SNYDER. s; b. Morrow. = Hits
made-Oh Pitts, 5; OF BirreIl 6: on S1ydeT 10;
% Morrow. 5. Twobsse hits Miller. Burton. Pat
terson saczihcs hit-MorroE. Stolen bases-Lynch,
2: Downey. Mixer. Berry, Burtpn- Do1bls play
(DoWneyJ. Wild pitch-suyder Passed balls
Dousherty. ); Paaersou, / Uuprs-sr. Roth.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
U. 5. LEAGUERS
WIN AND TIE
WITH READING
Senators Take the First By 8 to 9
scOrs-DrAw in Second,
sHEcKARD MAKES HOME RUN
YEsTERDArs RESULTS.
washfnEton, s. Readiag. 9.
ReadIHE, 81 washInEfoa, 3.
Richmond, 81 New York. o.
Richmond, rs view York, 5.
Cleveland, o. cineinnatf, 3.
Cleveland, 81 Cincinnati, 1.
Pittsburs, d. chicago, =.
GAMES To-DAr.
Reading at washington.
PIftsburs At CIncInnatI.
Chicago at Cleveland.
srANpINe oF "a cLunA

Reading. Pa, May 1S-Reading lost the
first and tied IN the second game Of the
double-header here to-day. The initial
battle was lost. to 8. and the second
score was to 3 This battle was called
Al the end OF the NTH inning to allow
the visitors time to catch a train.
sheekard made home run smash over
the left field fence. Scores:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
LINCOLN CLUB LOSES.

North Carolina wins First Game,
Score to 5.
North Carolina won its first game in
the Sunday School League yesterday. de-
featIng the fast Lincoln Avenue nine,
s to 5. The game was exciting. although
the playing of both sides was shaky.
Ksuse. on the mound for Lincoln.
pitched good game, but was given
ragged support. Jeffers did the pitching
for North Carolina, and although he was
hit hard managed to do well with men
on bases. Score:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

Runs-Reno. Rittnnsyer o.. Hnl @. Merrill o..
Walker Kfsd0nk. MArkle CorHn- Left On bass
civil Service. ?; y. b r A.. . hrst base
By Cation. 70; b. Bell Il. Sacrifice hit--Walker.
Stolen bases-Rittenmeyer @, Hull o.. Walker.
Kilsdonk. Cation 90. Corhtn Bel. Hit BY pitcher
by Cation Markle. Pissed ballS-BockinEham 81.
Umpire-8Ir. Crdille. Time q ESme-l hour and
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
HUGHES IN FORM.
And Manhattans Defeat Nationals
b. II % 8 Score.

Scoring IN every inning but the sixth
Manhattan EASILY defeated National yss-
ferday, Y 70 : Hnghes was practically
inYincible. while none q Nationaf's hurl-
ers were effective The game was fea-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

Runs-Rilt q, LockWood %. small. Rust schell,
Eanis Fisher. Cohnl, Dy-r. Smith. First bass
b. errors-CathedraL ); Eastern. s. Flnst bass On
balis-of Bssgz 2; Oh Greer. S; "a johnson, 2.
III. Io,',a' r. ~ ~ - - -
T. Struck out--By Beus. 9: b Grssr, :: By John
noa, . Two-base hits-cohin BockEood. Rust
Hit ~ pitchr-By BexEs, Pssssd bAlls-Rsus
: h0En and . minutes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
EASTERN DEFEATED.

Cathedral school Is winner by : to
Score.
The Cathedral school defeated East
ern High yesterday. Z to 5. Eastern
made seven hits on Beggs. who kept
them so scattered that It did not help
them any. Beggs pitched steady ball.
only walking two men. but his support
was bad At times Score:
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Runs-conoTsr. yAndsriip. Pouoek, Fisher. Kerr
%. Vaughn. Adams 60, Fsnton. MeSioHiA Kraft
FerEnsun- First hase On enou-P o.. I; InteTiu
j Left on bases-P. o., 5: interior. @ First baSs
On balloon Ferguson, .; Oh Munford s Struck
out-By Fergusou. 5; b. Mumf0rd S Txohass
hits-Fenton. Vaughn, Fisher t9. Sa1ikcs hit
Fcnton- Stolen bases-Barnhardt Kerr Adams
MeMorris Fisher. Buaher. Hit by pitcher-By
Mumford BarnhArdt. Kerr; b. Ferguson tTansiIl
%, Vanderbilt. Wild pitch-FeTEuson Umpire
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Rnns-shezkard ~. Eibel. Broderick. BurkeI
Dundon, Adler. Browne. Geary. Gown. Pfeae- u,
Douing. Two-hass hitS-Falon. PfefsF Gown
Threebase hits-Berkel e.. Hone nns-Sheckzrd
Eibel. Sazihcs hit-BroEne Stolen baSes-Desbro
follansbee, Browne, Shedard. LET On bases-
Reading. 70 Washington. Bass on balls-OH
Pfefer. !; OF Fletcher. Umpire-Mr. Tone Tine
Of game-f houra and minuteA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
BETHESDA FoRFEITs.

CAROLS Get Game In Marquette
League BY o to Score.
Bethesda forfeited to Carroll Institute
yesterday in the Marquette League, fall
ing TO have nine uniformed men on the
field.
Carroll defeated picked team in an
exhibition game. 10 4. in q good con-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

Runs-Brpdeick. Petit Ports. FaIlou. Adlsr
Pstience. T~o-baSs hit-Pestit sac-tace htt-Bn-
nett. Do1ble plEJs-AdieT 20 Duad1n to FShsr;
Bnoderick 10 Eibei TO Bertel. Fist bass % hauD-
on Bennett. . Struck out-By BollinEa = I'm
pirs-Mr. Tone. Tins q Ezns-S minntsS
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
MARSHALL low FIRST.

Take. High jump Al Made state.
schoIasties.
Special 70 me washiretnn Herald
Philadelphia. Pa. May lS-MarshaIl
Low, Of Washington, representing the
Friends school. won the high jump in
the Middle States Interscholasties here
to-day. with a jump OF feet II inches.
Weadman was second IN the pole vault
with hap OF Il feet He was repre-
ssntins the Emerson Institute Of wash
insten, D. c.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

kuns-Bingham. NutlcT %, Niler o. Hurd,
Botelef. Henderson. MeriIlat, Fallow a. Busy
LETTERS Twohass hits-FAIloE, Steele Nun Hone
runs Nutlef, Hsnderson. Doubls play-stsels to
Bingham 10 Bunier. Left on haseS-Lncoln, 5:
North Carolina, Bass on balls-O6 Kanse ?;
on Jehes, s Struck out-By Kause, 8; b. LETTERS.
& wild pltches-Kadse. JeRsrS. Umpire-Mr Her
bert Tins q 1me-l ho1r and $ minutes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
COMPANY D WINS.

I Company d. Engineers Corps. beat
Company A at the washington Bar
racks yesterday. IS to 3 Score:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
BANKERS EASY WINNERS.
Defeat Kensingtou, in coIumbi,
LeaEue. b- 20 10 0.

League, b- 70 10 o.
In game that was featured by circus
stunts in the fed and a terrible pound
ing or the horsehide, American Security
and Trust Company team defeated the
Kensington nine yesterday, in the Co
lumbia League. Is to O.
The game was close until the Bankers
scored i've runs in the sixth. and then
II was al over but the shouting @.
Rawlings and Macdonald featured with
the stick. the former getting four sim
giles. while the latter hammered out q
triple. a double and a single. Score:
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Co C. 4 Epsa s..... sss5sssGs
Runs-Blish. Lewis ~. Hasens,ah 70. Flsh,r N
Williams -. Story 70. Krum e., Dame Eusii,
(a Hamml. Thompson. Sindan Flrt shs-- -
et1ors-cc. d. ? Left o. heaes-co D. s %. A.
don. ?; % Douglass. l, Innings plfchea-Hy Cor.
don. b b. D0uglass. 4; b. Br1d5 Z Hifs m.d,--
on Gordon. 8; "a Douglass, s. % Brady u slrsck
4; b Budy !. rhreebase hil-BlIeir TEo-ba,s'
hit-Fizhcr. Sacridcss hits-Lesis. rcnmnins slDrv
~. Krun. Dame. HaInmn alnlea harrs--rII,,--
stab tHammn. Thamsoul - Doariae . frss,--
Ensiill- UmpiErl-1iai Rernslfs an5 ffssf A.
kis,en Tine < sAns-l kou nd . ninufas.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

The Aloysins Club. Of the Ihdepen-
denee League. win play the st. Johns
feam Of Baltimore. this morning at l0.i5
at the Gonzaga Park. First and NJ
streets Northeast.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
MEDICos DEFEATED.

A. p. Css Take slow Game BY Is
10 5 score.
spedal to ne wsAinston Hersld
Alexandria. Va. May ls.-The Naval
Medieos. OF the Marquette League, were
defeated here to-day by the fast A. b.
C's, IS TO s. Score.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
METROPOLITAN wALIoPED.
First NJ. P. scores At WIN, win
ming, II to 8.
-PAsts b n. ,. RarliasA

Scoring at VIII. First N. P. pushed
Metropolitan into the cellar position by
severely beating the latter. II TO 8. IN
an embarrassing and loosely played
game. The fielding OF Teddy Murray
and the batting of F. Miller were the
only features. Score:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
CLEVELAND TAKES TWO.
wins Both Ends of DoubIe-headss
from Cincinnati.

Cleveland, May iS-The Cleveland
United States League in highly credit
able manner this afternoon won both
ends OF double-header from the Gin
cinnad team. The scores were to
and s 10 /. Both games were character
lied by good pitching. clear fielding. and
heady ball playing. Scores:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
CIVIL SERVICE WINS.
Defeat. N. p, r. A. by to Count
In Treasury League.

Civil Service won over the ". B. r. A
team by score OF 70 ? in the Treas
ury League. The game was close until
the seventh inning, when Civil Service
took the lead Score:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
INTERIOR ON SHORT END.
Po.t-omee Takes Good Game h,
10 TO 4.

Post-ofice beat Interior IN the Depart
mental League yesterday 10 to l. Both
teams had one big inning at the bat.
Post-ofice scoring runs In the second.
and Interior batting four men across the
pan IN the nth. The game was featured
by the batting Of Fisher and Kerr
Score:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
GOOD GAME TO-DAY.

Andrews and G. p. o. Clash en-
SortAern LeaEue FIELD.
There VIII be game or bah to-day
at the northern League diamond. be-
tween the G. p o. team OF the De-
partmental League. and the R. P. An
drews nine Of the Northern League. The
game will be called promptly at 3
o'clock. Capt. Jenkins win ofsclate.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

HARRY Davis SAYS that Joe jackson. Of
the Cleveland Club Is . better batsman
than ~ Cobb
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
IOFFLER PLAYS TODAY.
Meets the strong Southland Club
at RssedaIe Field.

Lofier and Southland are scheduled
TO play at Rosedale Fairgrounds this
Afternoon At 80 o'clock. King Brady
A1sn.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
RICHMOND WINS TWO.
New York Outlaws Drop Both Ends
of DoubIe-header.

of DOuble-header.
Richmond. Va, May 1S-Two home
runs In the first inning made the irst
game Of the double-header with New
York safe for the Richmond team Of the
United States League this afternoon, the
Rebels winning. 5 TO O The second game
was a swatfest, in which twenty-nine
hits and nineteen runs were tailed be-
fore the ARRAY ended. Richmond win
ming. IL to s Scores:
r b Z
Richmond. -........... 30iOIsO rs o
New York-...--.--.--. o 20 1905 90 :
Battsriss-TayiOr and Blus; HOPE and Brazy
SECOND GAME.
Ri z
Richmond ......-.. sOIOs IS
New Yort...-.....--. II 3Oo5 O-sN
Extraordinarily and Blus; B-uSzy and Neuar
Umpire-Mf. Cullen
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19

PsTf........................... I6iSoSS Is
Rnps-R. Rosv1s CO. Wood. A. Rogers. HaEennsr
Shipiey ~. Lincoln e.. Left On hases-Regents, s.;
Park First base on balls-on Newton, >; OF
Carter. {. Innings pitched-By Newton. 4; By
Seidsn, q; b. ChiSm. 5; By Garter. 4 Hits made
on Ssidsn. Q: OF Newton. a.: od Carter, 2: OF
ChIsu s Struck 0ut-By Carter, 4: By ChlEm s;
b. Newton, Thrre-bass hits-Wood, Chisu
shipley, Lincnlna Sacrifice nies-smith. slrer.
berg seiden. Stolen bases-R. Rogers gg, ChiSn,
Reitsr. Blumer, LincolnA Hit b. pftcher-By Car
ttf CSewtonl. via pitches-CaEtsr t2). Chism ul.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
ro-aIoRRoW,s CANES.
SCHEDULE OF GAMES
IN AMATEUR LEAGUES
DURING THE WEEK
Cnnitnl city LeaEue

Capital City League.
Monduy-Pumpinz station W GunhsA
TuesdaJlopn date.
WednesiAy-Guunes "a SaFy Yard
Thursday-NSyJ Yard Va Pumping station-
Friday-CorueIl VI GunneTs. e
saturday-GuuneB Va Pumping Station.
Columbia League.
Monday-Inslrnncs - Bfaddock.
TresdAy-Soufhern ". BankerS
Observation-Disclosures v. Mount Pleasant
Thursday-BankeFH "a Insurance.
Fiiday-Mouut Pleasant N. BTaddock.
SstmdAy-southsm "a Kenstngton.
Departmental League.
AIonday-Aridlture ". G. p. o.
Tuesday-lnteTioE W War.
Wednesday-C ummerre and Labor " Post-once
Thursday-fntcFior Va q. P. o.
Fnday-Commsrce and Labor Va Agriculture
sHturday-wH " PostofHcs.
East Washington League.
Nonday-Fist Presbyterian ~ First NJ P.
Tuesday-M etropolifEn rs. First Presbyterian.
Wedneaday-Nlnth " First NJ. p.
ThuTsdsy-Sinth ~ First Pres6ytertan-
FTiday-Flrst II. p. ~ Metropolitan.
Saturday NetropOlitHn "a Ninth
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Tue.day-coaptrOlIss q Currency "a. Auditors
TSaIsSssgAsds@ St e ss.i. NJ = 5. \. a
FridaS-open date.
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REeENTs LOSE ONE.

Park Takes Exciting Game by 5 to
Count.
Regents lost to Park in an exciting
game by the score OF to & in the Norta-
ern Association Score.
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pepartmentaI LeaEue.
independence League.

Monday Southland ~ LC6isr.
Tuesday-Pepco Va Manhattan.
Neutrality-suspicious. ". NatioualS
Thursday-Pepco ". Loh8er.
Friday-Southland ~ Nationals.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vs. AlogsiuA
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AorNherh AssochANiohs
MondaT-asnld " PARK
T1esday-Regents " WageTley.
wednesday-Satuus ~ AndrewG
Thursday-AndreEu ". ReEentk
FfidAy-Par4 N wareriey.
Saturday Sessions " Herald
n. n. Y. NJ. @. A. League.
Monday-Adsms ". Southern.
Tussday-Car Department ~ Staten.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ Car DEPARTMENT.
Thursday-Adams N Station.
Rfiday-station ". Southern
SUNDAY school League.
NIondAy-N Gtivisy va North Cafolina.
Tiesday-Insram Va Sherwood l
Wedneaday-IAncoln "a Anaeostia-
Thnrsday-Inram ~ NATIVITY.
Friday-Shevood ~ Lincoln
sstrrday-Anaocstia ~ North carolins.
Government League.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a Interior
Tnesday-G. p. o. ". War.
Wednesday-Open date \.
Thursday-Intcrior ~ @. p o.
Fridhy-waF Va Agriculture
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P1TTsBURG WINS SECOND.
Chicago Z. $. LeaEuers Play Loose
FieInnE Game, Losing, to 4.

FIELDING Game, Losing, . to Z.
Chicago, May IS-Pittsburg won its
second victory from the Chicago United
States Leaguers to-day by to 4 Weak
fielding by the ChIcagoans had most TO
do with the defeat. Hamilton was
yanked In the seventh. Riley's hitting
was a feature. Deacon PhilippI pitch
ed the last three innings and made the
locals eat out Of his hand. Score:
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Sydney Kidrnan, the Queens
land cattle king of Australia,
owns $4,000 square miles of land
about as large as the state of
New York.