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The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

O StrgeterS Outhit
Other High Schools
although Finishing Third, Central Bats 1888
Points Better Than Tech Champs -Hdrdie
Highest individual Clouter.

John Hardie. premier nrst baaeuan on
the Technical High School club. led All
the other High School lads during the
scholastic season. singing the PIN for
an average Of 800. getting four hits out
OF hye trials At the plata Hardis
played in but two Eames, the Eastern
and Western games. Kimbail, who
played the outheld for the Central nine
IN the Business and Western games. was
next highest with an average OF zoo.
Besides tvirling his team 70 victory IN
an four Of its games and winning the
High School championship. Smiling
Freddie Austin. captain OF the Tech
nical team batted third IN the list, con-
meeting for seven hits out OF twelve
trials. making a grand average OF .6s5.
which II might be said is going a few
for 4 pitcher. Happy" Mess, who
caught for Central IN an its games dur
ing the championship series, also stung
the horse hide for neat BIT, his aver
age being 800. He connected for total
Of ten safe1ss in twice as many tines
to the platlcP Besides this he was
successful IN pilfering I'VE bases and
scoring seven runs.
'liurph" King, OF Central; Can't. Har-
ris. Of Eastern. and CohllI. the Capitol
Hill catcher, were tied for the base
stealing honors, each having six to his
credit
Central led all the other schools IN
team batting. the o Streeters having q
grand average OF .f07, which is 10 more
points than It's nearest competitor. Tech,
registered. The Blacksmiths as q team
batted -2ss, which is Just two points more
than Western, the runner-up IN the
championship series, succeeded in get
ting. Eastern and Business fell way
down In team batting. the stsnographers
stinging the horashide at a M clip,
while the lads from Capitol Hin could
garner but -ZlL
The Averages OF every man vho played
In the High School series are tabulat-
ed below:
HIGH SCHOOL AVERAGES.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
RAILROAD LEAGUE
is WE'LL MANAGED
Players Are Not Allowed to Lounge
Around Field When Team
Is at the Bat.
-PAOsO b wahinssOa PhOto o..
Back rOw-Crubbe,

Without a doubt the r r. 7. n. @. A.
League, is the best managed league IN
the District This sets another score
down for the railroaders. as. II the read
er remembers, q story appeared In these
columns few weeks ago on the imam
cial standing OF the circuit In these
two respects the league is stronger than
any other IN town.
The reader has. IN all probability, wit
messed games In other leagues and re-
marked with disgust on the positions
some Of the players take during the time
their team is at bat. Some lie down
In the outdsld II they happen to be
outer gardeners, apparently too lazy 20
come In to walt for their turn At bat
Al other times. four or fivs players VIII
be seen swinging bats, when the score
is close and the game exciting, waiting
for their ''raps" And then. again, the
reader has doubtless remarked, That
fellow ought to have brought his bed out
with him when he sees a player loung-
ing in the coachsr's box.
No such state Of anairs exists IN the
league in question, the men being made
to come In from their respective posi-
tons and await their turn at bat, on
the players bench, except when he hap
pens to be sent out on the coaching lines
or Is the next batter.
The writer has, frequently seen play
eTs come in from the field and upon
their arrival at their teams bench light
cigarette, and # Is not an uncommon
sight TO see some few carry their smokes
In their mouths TO the field with them.
Players in the R. r. Y. NJ e. A League
are not allowed to indulge IN the prac-
uce Of smoking cigarettes during the
game With such rules IN vogue, and
being enforced and not mere figureheads
It can readily be seen that the league
has little something on the others as
far as good management u Concerned.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
NOTABLE EVENTS N BASEBALL
MAY 70.

1sn-snodgrass. Of the Giants. made
hits in four trips of Burns and Ala1-
ander, Of the Philliss- Giants resumed
the lead.
Boston National, after losing u eonseo-
utiye games, beat Brooklyn
/ Pittsburg lost It's first game On It's
home grounds, Cincinnati taking q. to
3. smith got a gold watch from Rd-
mireTs.
1s1o-Presidsnt Taft held = reception
for Detroit players In his box after the
game at Washington. Hughie was mas
ter OF ceremonies.
victory Of the Highlanders over the Sox,
to 3 making a homer in the fourth
with two on, and q triple in the seventh
with Roach on FIRST
1soe-oyerau, OF the Cubs. famed ten
Brooklyn players IN nine innings-
Wagner. of PittSburg, took all Of ten
chances against Boston
lsS-Detroit entertained Gov. Warren.
OF Michigan. and guests at Philadelphia.
by beating the Athletics, to O.
lsoe-Bender held ST. Louis to four hits.
while Smith held the Athletics 10 i've;
Athletics = 81. Louis
Hines, OF 81. Louis, made three hits
in four trips on Matty. Including two
three-base hits
1So5-catchsr Paul Cook. famous In the
SOS and SOS, died at Rochester, aged
forty-two.
PhIlIies had II men left on bases. play
ing against Boston at Philadelphia This
made a record.
is0s-Rube waddeII. Athletes, struck
out y Detroit players. twice rstiriag ths
side on strikes.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
CATHEDRAL WINS
FROM CHESTNUT HILL
Philadelphia Academy Eins Loses
seesaw Game to Local Collie
gians-score II to Q.

The Cathedral School defeated the
Chestnut Hin Academy nine, Of Phila-
delphia, yesterday afternoon, u 10 9, at
satteriee Field on the Cathedral close.
The game was interesting throughout,
both teams having the lead by four
runs at times during the game The
hrst inning Chestnut Hill scored four
runs through loose playing on the part
Of the Episcopal School. but this lead
was overcome IN the fifth. when four
runs gave Cathedral the lead. The score
at the beginning OF the eighth was TO
4 In favor OF the local school. but an
other rally from Chestnut Hin tied the
score. Cathedral scored Its two winning
runs carly in the eighth. Cathedral re-
ceived twelve hits from Gaillard, while
Cromwell held his opponents TO six.
srore-
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

Runs-FGrren, Botsle+. Fowler 60. BuNtns q.
Dozns Ca, MeriIAt, Bnzrrol q. Hsnnins simp-
son. Three-base hit-curtiA Lsft on bases-NorLh
NORTH Carolina q; Anaoosta, Firs, base On
haIls-By Jefers. 2 struck out-By JeiierA IL: hy
Cartis g. DOubls Rlays-Jefen 70 Downs Downs
70 Fowler Tro-baso hits-DoEns, Farrell. Tsylor.
Hetuine. stolen bases-FoWlOT. Downs. AfsriIlat
81 Brazerol 90, HenuirIs. simpson. Miller q.
Home rufIs-FoNlcf. BusStua %. Hits-06 Curtis.
IS: oh Martin. 10 Bit BY pitrha-By Jefers
Curtis; b. Curtis tBotslerl. Passed bali-AnlsF.
BaH-Iefers Umpire-Alr. Herbert. Tine of game
Il hosfr and . minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
HOPES TO SET RECORD.

SIarauard Anxious, to outdo Math-
swson for Consecutive Victories
New York. Nay 5.-with nine conseeu-
tive victories behind him, Pitcher Rube
Maruuard the $1,000 beauty OF the New
York Giants. expects 10 set a new record
season. Vanguard has won every game
ne pitched during the first six weeks Of
the season. and he hopes to oust christy
1latheWson iron the high notch which
he holds IN TIE baseball hail of fame.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

RIms-Jones, Burton, Bern, EELns. Yoho o.
Beaslsy q, Snyder. WILLIAMS %. Burns, AIur.
tEugh g, MSGes. Poor, Stewart Fi5t bass hy
errors-Medicos 2; Trinity, & Lsit On hases-
Msdicoa. 5; Trinity, FEss bas on bans-Od
Lamb. 4; of Burns. Z Innings pitshed-By Buns
s; b. Lamb, 6: b. Grant. 4 Hits mads-o6 Lamb
8; on Cant, 2; on Burns, & Struck out-By Burma
10; b. Lamb, 2: b. Cant. l. Two-baSs hlts-Beasls9
Stewart saeTifcs hit-Buns Stolen basss-Jones
ETHnS Yoho, BeAkley, Jhckson, Murtaugh. Douhls
pay-MurtAuEh 10 Workendyke Wfd pitchss-
Burns Lamb Cant 90. Passed baIls-wnliarns
MurtHnsh. Umpirs-Mr. Norris Tina Of ams-i
houf and = mtnutsA
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
LETTERMEN WIN
Fast Tsn-inning Contest in Depart
mental Won BY Post.ofHee.

The Lettermen took an exciting game
from War yesterday in the Departmental
League on the White Lot Ehipse score
g to 5.
Welsenberger outpltched Ferguson in
the nrst part OF the game, although
Post-ofics made three runs In the third
on six errors. but Ferguson settled
down after the third and only allowed
two hits and famed eight men. 81
gourney's fielding was commendaole. as
Waa Raalla,a Scora.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

Runs-Baruhardt, Kerr, Bradleys AdanA Fenoon.
Ferruaon. Wataon o., ETiS Hirman. Nelson- First
hass ou erors-P. o., 2; War. LIT on ha.s.-
p o. ,: War Ffut b4se On balh-On Eer-
E1sou. i; "a WelsenbsrEsI. /. Struck out-By Fer
Tusru. u: t5 We-eubsrgsr TWo-bass hit-Wat-
On stolen hases-Keu. 5: AdamA Double play
RoEteJ 70 straiEht. Hit b pitchG-By FIEu-
aon CBa1e Wat1onl; b WeisenhergG tkeR'
Id.uSS. WilA pitch-Fsrrasou UmpirO-Afr. Bios.
Tims q ums-l h0E and Is ntnHteA
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

RnnS-Paa ty. sudl1 tl, RickS Ford W.
DaEis. r. Andelou, johnson, Thompson, Pleasant
Earned runs-Waf and Navy. 5: g. P. o.. First
Ii y bsses,Ysr nd Nav, s. a Po u; ~,
base On balis-Ch W. DAVIS, I: On ThomaS Z m
ningI pitehed-By w. DaTiA Z; b. ThomaA ~;
b. Con. - Hits mado-oR W. Davis 4; "a
ThouAs 5: on Cox Struek 1ut-By W. Daris
II: b Thnnas 5; b. Coz. . Thrcehass hits-W
Davis. R. Andersen. TNo-bass hits-Rioks. Thonp-
r0n. Pisaant. seerihcs hit-spsneer. stoisn bauss-
Sudlcr. Kicks, W. Davis tl, w. johnson, Thomp-
Sou D01hle plAys-Spenasf to Rieks: Ricks 70
Ford Hit b pitcher-By W. Davis / Passed
ban-Pacs. UmpiEe-Nr. West Tine q gzms-i
hour and 2 minntcA
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War, 8; q. P. o. 4.

War and Navy defeated Government
Printing once In q welI-played game IN
the colored Departmental League, by the
score OF TO l.
ball, the latter striking out eleven men
and allowing only four hits. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

Runs-HsEld CO, RsmsdeIl. Ben, Thoupsou
Meghy. Stuart Earned runs-Hsrald, 2 Firt base
os errurs-Hgald, Left on bazes-Herald, b;
seaton. FtE base on hafls-Od Thompson, 3;
ca MeEU, s Struck 0ut-By Thompson Is; b.
MeSoy. ,. Home runs-Thonps0n. Stuart. sacrihcs
hit-Bel- Stolen bases-H knapp. waldrun %
Montgomery. Thompson, Head Cl Doisman ID
Hh b pitchG-By Megtg CThnnpsonl Passsd
Nns-i hour and . MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

Run,-GayIor Cg. C. GEllArd, sehmitt. Wood
h-sar, tp Carrfan, Mohr. s. GAilla-d. Rist q,
Iocfuood O., Small %, Rust %. BesE4. NhEs
Miller. TWo-hass hits-sehmin, supp.ee CIolSE sl
Re-. o- bafls-Of Cromwell s; % Gailards
stTBek o,It-By CrumWeIl s; by Small, !; %
GafIlard T. Hits-on CrumEell. o. oh Gat1ard. II
Do,bis plar-I.ooEzood 70 White. L6t On nAses-
CsfSsdrIi r. Chestnut Hm. Il FFst bass o.
s---s-Ss,ii MoRr Gafilard Hit b pitcher-By
Cromwell. 4 Umpirs-Mr. HushsA Tine q ELns-
I hourI and 8 Minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

Fitzhurh, Patterson. Struck out-By Lyon. 5; By
MorriE T. TWo-hASs hits-McEfresh, KEEPER,
ThOmpson. Stolen bases-C Dodge o.. H1nis,
Goehsl (S) Doube plays-Goebei to CASSIDY Har-
4 10 QuantriIle 70 CASSIDY. Hit b pttchG-By
Morris (SfcEifreshl. Wfd pitches-Ltgou, q Morris,
i Umpire-Mr Woodward. Tine ~ game-l hour
and 4 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
MEDICos TRIUMPH.

Trinity Beaten by Navy Medical
studentH, IL to Q.
Medieos beat Trinity yesterday In the
Marquette League, II to 6.
Trinity, the new member Of the Mar
quette League. made q good showing
against the Medicos. Blundon furnished
the fielding feature Of the game by
pulling down line drive in left center.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
NINTH ON TOP.
Metropolitan Held Safe by Morris
After First Inning.

Metropolitan struggled hard, but could
not score after the first inning, men
getting on in every inning. but Morris
frightened up in pinches and left them
stranded, Ninth winning cut in very
Interesting game, to . Niuth's first
hit was homer by Morris in the third
with one on. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

RunS-8lorttnsr, Kmban, King, Mes. Daly,
CusEck, Martin co. McCGrthy "a, Nordlingsf,
Biddolph TEo-bass hits-MeCarthy. Cu1ack. Hits
-of Cox, ]; od Sweeney, 4; "a Mccarthy, 4 His
b. pitcher-By MeCSrthy king. Messa; hy Sweeney
Dinklsrl. Pissed bGIlS-Marum, Umpirs-Sf
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

Runs-Handiboe LenGic. J. DnneIIy. Herman
". Dnnslly, 5. DlmpisFi Loehl. Powell q. FirE
base on euors-Aloysius, 4; Manhattan. Left o.
basss-Aloysius, q ManhEtt1n, S Ffrst hass o.
bsIls-of Kelly, ?; on Powell struek out-BJ
Kelly, .; b. Powell, g. Home run-Handibos
sarihos hit-Loshl. Stolen bases-HeTuman, Loshl
Double pisys-C Dampier 70 J. DonneEy to s.
Dampter; J. DolneIly TO s. DumpieE. Wld pitch-
Powell PA8ed bals-Handiboe 90, Loeb %.
Umrirs-Mr. Newman Time q ans-i hour md
80 nIinuteS
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
PREPS THE WINNER.

IABA DeAehNeu TO ny
Georgetown Youngsters.
The Georgetown Props revsngsd their
recent shut-out by the Central High
School baseball team by driving Cox
from the slab and winning the game by
the score Of to { Mccarthy allowed
Central four hits, and obtained three
singles and q double himself. Mcdonald
made a feature catch Of Nordlinger's s
low drive in the seventh. tumbIing with
IL but holding Il, nevertheless. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
HERALD WINS.

UeIsas Oeatons IN Northern Asso-
citation, 5 to 2,
The Washington Herald agEregation
added another game to its won column
yesterday In the Northern Association,
defeating the seatons by to 2 score.
Eddie Thompson. on the mound for the
Newspaper lads, pitched a great game
tanning hfteen and allowing but two
hits Eddie also connected for a home
run, the irst tally Of the game. Up TO
the Attn inning not a Seaton reached
hrst base. Montgomery and Dolman
put up good games in the field for the
winners. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
ANAOosTIA, EASY.

Anaeostia proved easy for North
Carolina In the Sunday School League
yesterday, winning by the score Of u to
& Jeffers twirled a good game for the
Ufnnera Score
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
AIOYsTUs swANIPEp.

Manhattan Has Easy Time Beating
CIubmen 10 L.
In one-sided contest Manhattan de-
feated Aloysius yesterday in the hide
pendence League, 8 to / Handfboe
scored the Clubmen's lone tally with
circuit smash IN the last inning. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YEsTERDAY,s RESULTS.

c.plth cit LssCs-PdnDes. :; eunnss. {
lforfsiD.
Columbia Le.gas-southsrn. o EsnsiastOa, .
tan.
Indspsndsnes LEAGUE -8fuAsttEn. 8: AloySius !.
Narquette Leasus-Medioos 2; Trinity.
Northen ABociztion-Herah 5; Seatons
r. B. Y. N. @. A. Lezgue-No game.
sunday School Leagus-NOTth Carolina. ,; Ana
TTsssap Ieasns-ci1n ss-,ios. Is: oaHsasy. Is
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
To-MnRRoW,a aAnrEs.

CAPITAL CITY Lsasns-cornen IA Sayy Yard.
Departmental Le1Fue-P. o, u Anisdtla
East Rashington LesSae-First Presbgtsllln sG
Mehopo'iian-
Marquette s-Isnnailyfoan ". csTrolf IN
stitute.
Northern As.odEtion-waseriy " AndrrSn
R. R I, 81 G. A Leasus-csr Departneni v.
Adama
sa1aIg seAooi Lsasus-NOtsA cusSsin. "A sAs..
Eood.
eNunnsn, LeaEae-wsr u Inisriol
Tressur5 Leaeue-open dlte
Ns1g Ls.ls-al.riis coI5s y, N.Fisa.ioa-
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
c. YouaE WIN Come Back.

Cy Young. the veteran twirlsr, Who
had been reported as having left base
bah FOR good. says he wiz cone back IN
two Weell.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

Si, R s.s1ios........, = s.' ...:....;, IS
Runs-sInis1. Elh q. Tinsy q. Beard a.
Van FoaSsn f9, Hanorln. oaenb1uaf. sbleS
vose Rno 60, Hun, Merrill %. Bryant a.
Walker o. C4ton. Phipps %, Porter. FarroW,
Hsasbo-ei. LEFT "a bssss-c -conpiroilef d Cur
roncy, Z. chii ssrsice g Inniuu pttohsd-By
Tnley. IS; b Hailsrln. ) - Tines ~ hat -
opponsrt.- As.inst IilsI, .; ag,inst H.llo-an. n
O1f--By Tlley. ]; hy Hail0lzn. ); b BgJznt. 10
Tiileetnss bit-Nafka. THo-hlne hits-fInil
Bryaat Phipps. Elis TiileT. Bs,rd, odsnhelrs1
tHis. Tina p gAus-1 b0uz1
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
SCHEDULE OF GAMES
IN AMATEUR LEAGUES
DURING THE WEEK
CapitaR CITY LeaEue.

N1EA~--- @AAa -N-9-
Mnday-cornsI ". RaEy Yard
wsdsesaly-Puaping stsaa r. consn
FHdIy-Pu@p,6E stHtioa u. Ns1 Tara
satIday-stati0r ". oonsl
coIumbIa LeaEue.
Moaday- -Badduoks N BGukszs
Tussday-B1uitabis ~ k0Singson.
Wsdnssiay--Aioun Piasaut ~ southsA
Ffidsy-Ksnsinstoa N BraAdoeaz.
saturday-Banks u Mount PlsaGzL
Departmental League.
Monday-Postoncs Va Grieultus
Tuesday-War Va Commsrc and LabU.
WodBeday-G. P. o. "A PoSt-OGcA
hursdAy-No sams-
Frday-0. p. o. Va War.
sGurdAy-ComDscs and Labor ~ Iutzss.
East washinEton League.
Mo1day-rrst Prssbytsrian ". MstropolitaA.
Tuesday-FirIt ~ p. "a Ninth.
WOdnesdAy-FiESt Presbyterian ~ Ninth
Thursday-No gzms.
FridAy-Ninth ~ Metropolitan
saturdAy-Fiss II P. n. FirEt Presbyterian.
Independence League.
Tuesday-Natio1Al A o. ~ LoGa.
wedncsdiy-Aloytus " ROpco.
Fndag-opsn data
satrdAy-Op0 data
Marquette League.
MondGy-rsunauytcun rS oarroT Instituts
Tuesday-NGTaI Msdical School ". s. Stsphsn'A
Wednesdly-C Columbia lol TA Bethesda.
Thursiay-No sane.
FrjdayLCsrroi Institute ~ Colunhta lu.
saturdEy-BethssdA N 81 stephn'L
NOrthern Association.
NIoodAy-waFslsy u. Andrssl
Tussdly-Regsnts "a Herald
WednSdhy-PH-k " ssaton-
ThursdAy--No Game
Fr3dEy-HGAh ~ WaEerig.
sablrtAS-Andr0u ". Park.
n. r. Y. NJ. c. A. League.
Mandny-car Dspartrasnt ~ AdEms ExrrSA
MISREPRESENTATION ". Adams Exrre&
wedDesaay-Uuiou Station "a Oar Deparmsut
TaundAy-No Eams
Friday-Open data
satmdly-Opsa data
Sunday school League.
aIonday-Nrth Carolina vS. Sherwood
wednssdAy-Shervood N. Anacostil-
ThurudEy-No EAme.
Fridly-North oLrUlina Va Inulm-
Satrday-Anao1stia "a Nativity.
Navy League.
Mouday-Marins co-ps vS. NExigatIon.
TusadEy-stsam Enginserng " Construction ~
wsdnsSdly-sszetu-ys onO "a supp'iss and A
nT7THm
rhursday-No Fans
Fridsy-Navigstion ". CoaEroctioo and Rspaiz.
saturdsy-open date.
Treasury League.
Monday-open date
Tussday-Auditor for War " Auditor for stAts.
WsdnssdHy-N. B. B. A Va HydroEHphiS
Fisday-ciri ssr1ios " Auditor for stats.
saturday -Hydnmphio onaCO ~ cOnpEoll@ o.
'ng.
Government League.
Mouday-wGr VI Interior.
TuesdAy-G. P. o. Va Agriculture
Wsdnssday-opsn data
ThursdAy-Ho EEms.
FridAy-open date.
sLtudAy-Open data
COIored Departmental League.
MoadAy-Buruan ~ Post-onoA
russdAy-AEi1ulturs Va Interior.
Weanesday-WEr and NEEy " G. P. o.
ThursdAy-Open date.
Fddhy-Post-o6cs ". AgT5Guiture.
Saturday ly-Interior VI. War Apd NSg.
The Peerless Athletic Club would Ik
10 arrange games with all clubs averas
ng fourteen or fifteen years. Addres
3. d. shapiro, IS L Street Northwest
has MADE GOOD.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
SCORE TWELVE m NINTH.

Array and Navy PreDs Defeat De-
Ianeey school II to II.
spsdsl 70 ne washington Herald
Philadelphia, Pa. May 3-Army and
Navy Props defeated Delaney II to u IN
philadelphia to-day, making twelve
runs IN the ninth.
Monroe Dslanceyi BOobysheli and Prissr.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
Happy a Real Catcher.

In an easy game the Sovereign Ath-
ietic Club defeated the An Stars q Al
exandria on the Monument Lot BY the
score Of IS to s The Sovereign Athletic
Club would like TO hear from teams av-
orassng twelve to fourteen years Ad-
dress y. Norton. s1s Sixth Street south
wesf
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
Civil Service, is; Comp. Of Cur, IS.

In swatfest civn Service won over
Comptroller of Currency in the Treasury
League, IS to Is.
The hitting OF onenBerger featured.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

The Peerless Athletic Club would lIk'
to arrange games with all clubs averag
ing fourteen or fifteen years. Address
b. D. shapiro, IS L Street Northwest
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
noUBLE-HEApER TO-DAY.
Ex-GIants Face Ls DroIt TIgsrs Gt
District Park

The fast ex-washington Giants VIII
hook up with the lie Droit Tigers In .
double-header to-day At District
League Park. First and n Streets
Northeast. The frst game will Be
called promptly at 3 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
nInrnuette LeaEHe.

INSTRUMENTATION Va CaTon Instituta
Tuesday-SaTaI Medical School ". s. Stspbsn'A
wednesdly-C Columbia Ml rA Bethes1a-
Thursiay-No sane. a.4-. Is
FridEy-Cauoll Institute ~ Columbia l0-
saturday-Bethssda N s. stephn'L
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
Navy League,

Moaday-MErins Co-ps ES. NEHgation
TussdHy-stsam EuSinssrinS TS construetin an
wEedn.sdry-sszetu1y's oao "a su5plius and AZ
oountL
nursday-No gzme.
satuTday-open date.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
Treasury League.

Mouday-open date.
Tussday-Auditur for War ~ Auditor for State
wednesdHy-N. B. B. A. vL HydruEraphic
Thursday-No EHme.
Ffiday-Cirl Sefyios " Auditor for stats.
acknowledgement ofics ~ Comprollr CG
rgucT
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

Mnday-c1msl " Hasy Yard
Tuesday-Opn data.
Thufsday-No Elna
Flidsy-PuwpinE stEtioa ~ Nav1 Tara
Saturday-staticr ". Ounsn
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penartmental LeaEue.

Monday-Postohcs "a Ac1cnltura
Tuesday-War Va Commsroe and LAbU.
WedBesday-G. p. o. N PoSt-onca
Thursday-No gama-
Friday-9. p. o. Va War.
Saturday aud Labor ~ IntsEtnE-
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East washington Leasue.

Monday-First Presbyterian ". Mst-opolitan.
Tuesday-FirIt ~ p "a Ninth
WednesdHy-FiSt Presbyterian ~ Ninth
Thursday-No rzma
FtidAy-Ninth ~. MetropolitKn.
saturday-Fist II P. N. Frzt Presbyterian.
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coIumbIa LeaEue.

Mo1daT-Bnddocks v. BHnkens.
Tussday-Bsu " KOnringtn.
wsdnusday--Aount PiAsant ~ southGns
Thursday-No gina
Friday-Kenaington ~ Braddocl1
Saturday -Bankrn u Mount Plsa2nL
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sundar schooI LeaEue.

lIondAy-NGth Csrolina ~ Sherwood
Tuesday-Lincoln Avenue "a Ing1m-
WednssdAy-SherWood ". AnacostiA-
ThuruiAy-No game.
Fridly-Ncrth ozrUlina FA InIam-
Saturday-Anaostia Va Nativity.
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Government League.

CoIored Departmental League.
Moadhy-Bureau ~ Post-ohoa
TuesdAy-Auiculure Va Interior.
Wednesday-War and Navy ~ G. P. o.
ThmsdAy-open data.
Fndhy-Postoais VsI Agricuitun.
satrday-Intedor VI. War Apd NGvy.
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Northern Associations

n. r. Y. NJ. c. A. League.
Mdnday-car Departneut ~. AdHms ExpruA
MISREPRESENTATION " Adams Expre&.
WedDesaay-Uai Station Va Oar Departme1t.
ThursdAy-No game.
Friday-Opsn data
Saturday-Opsn data
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-10
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago Series.
Cubs at Sox park.
Worlds Series.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia Series.
Phillies at Athletics park.
OBITUARY.
Mary Ward Proctor.

Mary Ward Proctor was born ct
Princeton, Ohio, April 20, 1892, and
died at Otthmwa, Iowa, Sept. 30, 1872.
She was therefore aged 80 years. fve
months and ten days Of age. Her ear
ly girlhood was passed In the place Of
her birth but In 1850 she removed with
her parents to Illinois. Later with her
family she removed to the state of
Iowa where she has since resided. In
1852, she was married to Daniel Proc
tor, who died In 1892. OF eleven chill
dren, FIVE died in infancy. The surviv.
ing children are: Mrs NJ. Mccartney
and Mrs. A. Royal Of Ottumwa; Chas.
OF Cyril, Okla; William of Pawnee,
Okla; Mrs. Mamie Williams of Iowa
City. and Miss Alice of Chicago. All
the children except Charles were pres
ent at the funeral at the home OF
Mrs. Royal The services were con.
Quoted by Rev. f. J. Shook, former
pastor of the Willard Street church,
of which the deceased was member.
Mrs. Proctor was brought up in the
Presbyterian church, but later united
with the Methodist church. She ex.
emplifed as well as professed the
Christian faith and died peacefully
and trustingly in that faith. Strong
and brave In the inner life, yet she
was modest and retiring in her dis
position. Her life Of patient self sac.
crifice. will remain benediction to
her children. and to all who knew her.
Contributed.