davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-14
l1prn Dakota.
Stnat Sperialo / Tarau. Q

SiHNi ~ptiluip y OutNp'
Welne, Ell % Iar gamlnel Wtano,
bui5 6aocr Dor / &ocfloro, gu, blep
Ssnoug Worgen operIolot poa ell al
SaraoS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES og tilIeiei
ct anipitif gicnncm Sltngerne. Char
les SroScr blep orreiteret iom S1er'
ninoSmutbeu. Eienpibncr beretter,
at flere WGno Itob / en- alpnge %
trGtteoc. % at en- al Dem ltprteoe moo
Melnr, ga ocnnc traf til of aoa forbi,
oo bibrootc bam ct anipItif. Serl
arreItcreoe Wanb panItaor ooa, at
ban intet a%ienbifab bar til Sorbrp'
belicu.
@rabncntcr fra lluipcriitctct. Sra
StotcnS llnincriitet / 8rano Sorts
uooaor ioor 81 @rabucnter, forfeit
poo Nnitalteno iorifieliqc Ntoeltn'
ger. Observation-Disclosures iinoer
Stco hennc llge, og De 8roolterenoc
alo8ier mootoQer OnSbog fine 0iplo'
mucr. 8lanbt @rooucnternc / oct
flaSiiifc altriuS or SScor 8lllicfion,
Glen SobnIon. Sngo annhion SoO
g. Spbcim og Carl ". Wotnc. Sra
Iibelinaen Tor 2opfpnbiqbeo uo9oar
bl. a. Solomcn G&bcrg, Mortin
Iloitao. Sobn Ssrgcnion, Sbecoorc
Soracrion, Ole 8. SroQcton oa MI
bert @clS. III lfonNiuapiife @rahu'
cuter ira andre Ifocliuger fau nPp.
mes: Stella SiDeboe. Charlotte Moe,
Gbcno &. StinIou, Inna HeitrIS, &c.
ter McitoiS, Bernard q. Soft, Otto
az. GouIion, Irel 2. Hlloe % W,
Scpertion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-14
iIiiacnuNu.
SrDanp / Stunabtun.

Srplnp i Stongbton. Iooli Wel-
lum og Mils @inneireo Suaipan
ieireoe iorleben grplitp / Stougb-
ton.
Srnfnet nGr Mellcn glion. Sam-
finion, 9rober til Sells Sanfinion |
Iiblano, brufneoe forrige llge | gao
Hiper, life langt fra Wtellen, %
bans Sig gi~enianotes life Tor flere
Gage ienere. San bar Ell aiten guact
oper Chen paa en- Sernbanebro, %
ban antages at upre blepen blPnoet
al ct Spn bar inllblet % ialot glen-
nen Sroen.
Seerfclo.W ano opb. Oscar Sipan,
Der i ilere aar Oreu Sernparebanbel
/ 0eerfielo, er Den 2ben sunni eiter
langparige Sioelier al S9ring al.
gaaet pco OGDEN / lin SelterS, Wtrs.
". e. @iliam's Stem beriteos. ri.
osbe uor / 1875 feot paa Samilieus
Sarm / Comm OF Gbriitiania, Cane
Golultp, men bar De iioite Iar boet
/ 9eeriielb. Sorllben opennPpnte
Softer eiterlaber ban Jig ire Ssifen.
De, Gbmaro / Stoigbton % George
/ 9ceriielb lamt Wtrs. Sobn Hutlin
paa Sun Erairie. San begrapeoes
ira Spnooefirfen, bpor Falt. Sreoe.
len iorretteoe.
Eiuncerfuinoc faact Sjcmlup. Wtrs.
Martba Gnoreion Sue err efter lGn-
9ere SioS 2ibelie al GrGft Den lite
Sunni oioaoct pes Spben / tit Stem
/ 0ecriielo. Suu bar loot paa Bale.
itranb / 1888 og fom mco fine Sor'
plbre iii Imerifa / 1851. Hogle
gar ienere blcp bum 9iit meb Sitr
Siuricn gue, Der operlcoer beltoe. De
hapoe - @prn, men DC Ileite beoe
Ell ulla Nlber, iaalcocS fire inoen en-
llge al 9iitcrit, % finn en- 0atter,
Mrs. 6. s. @allen, ooerlcoer Mooe'
rem. SIM efterIaber itg oesiiben ire
@rsore, nenIig EaIt. q. Z. Doe De-
ronoa; q. e. IuoerIon, Stougbton,
% Sans 9oe, Wteloca, Minn. De
aropelien ionot Stcb ira Smlges
airfe, bpor Tait. Eeterion forretteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-14

Silpifplen en- Snfecs. Zen al
StatenS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for.
onitalteoe StoIe for lnoerpiSnina /
Silobpguing bar bart CT eneitaaenbc
SeIo, i6et Der iii ameS anfom Iangt
flere gleper emo man bapoe oentct.
8rof. 9apibion Der foreltoar bette
Gepartement, uotalte iorIeben Goa,
OF man bapoe giort iiffert Reanine
pna %, men for at p9re fire oiorheS
Der Sorbereoelier for 30. "a Sfoler
aabneoes bopoe ImibIertio 70 @unS
melot zig, % Den bar ogiaa / aIle an.
ore Senieenber eli SutceS. Soer
Wuno bar bper Dag / 8irfiombet
meo at opisre forifieli9e SIags 81.
los, og ON aitenen boIbtes Der Sore.
orag al 9oaegets Sngeuierer. Sac
begeiitreoe bar 0eItagerne / oennC
me unoerpisning, Of Ger itrar bIet
Gale ON at oreaniiere en- SiIobpg,
eernes Screening. Iet bIep BOG no
Fat ill nRite 8inter. ba ct itsrre Mso,
let fan iammenfaIbes. Ser bIep 90
ino giort ardp paa, of Goaeget ii
@interen afholoer ct lignenoe alrr
ius, ibet Mnrere og Snebferc oa bill
be bape bebre Sib ii! at beItase.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-14
MtnurJrtn.

ltonrpnt til Eoitmcitcr. =. s.
Sobneis er iihuGpnt til Goihneiter
@croonspiae, 6recborn Gountp.
ct. Olaf. Sanserne gba. Gang
foret ira Ct. Olaf College / Rortb'
iiclo pil Srebae aiboIbe aoncert
goa, og Der pentebcs / ben Inleo'
ming Ell itor Silitremuing ira De oT'
I~iggenoe 0iitrifter % Smaabper.
Yruf. Subnipn til Hodjeiter. Yrof.
8. q. Sobnlpn, Der bar pGret Snper-
intenbent pco Gait 8rano Sorts
SfoIe, err blepen palgt til Snperin'
tenbent for HodeiterS Sfole % bar
antaaet Silbuoet. San blep anbefa-
LET al StatenS Ssiifolerooo, % Stil-
Iinaen aiIennes meb $2,400 pr. Iar.
@~rpIuppcr. s gilbert Sea Ggte.
piebeS iorIeoen WtiiS abbie SIitao og
2ouiS Widelion. - 9ruoens 6or.
GloreS Stem / RGrbeoen al emmons
pieoes fornplig WRiis Nelie Sroe 90
Slai s. Sbeiloe al Soreit Gitp, So.
- 9apio =. Spenion, YrofeSior
SiIoiofi peo Observation-Disclosures og
WeoIem al minneapolis Sfolefom.
mission, bolber en- al oisie Sage
@rpaup meb 0tiiS Gillian y. Mar'
bin, 29reriuoe oeo Ell al Wfinneapo'
lis Seiifoler.
80 ornfnct / gais Cafe. SibIte
Ssnoag gftermibbog fit man | Ser.
gus Sails llnoerretning ON, at 10
MGno Den foregoaenoe Aften bar
orufne6e | @ais Safe. Grit Seloe,
Ell Glore gnfemano, og Gbriitian
Sobnion, 3S Iar gammeI, bar Sor'
bag glften Oragne no til Snoiieen for
at fife, % beres 9oab ianotes Sen'
Dag Sormiobag ilpoenoe meb gun.
ben ipeiret. Oct par Ell nleget lioen
Sorfoit, og Den bar uoen Soil bprl.
bet nnber Siifctitren Serong Iftcn,
@eo Sofning blep begge sig glen'
'lillolle SDlloQg N'leT.
Sup.@ancn maa bctalc. &eo Ret'
ten / GIbop 2ufe er s. 5. &lopper'
burg bIepen tilfienot en- SfaoeSer'
itatning al $4,000, Tom Soo.Sonen
mao betale, ON en- bsiere Het life an
6crlebc8 beitemmer. Mr. aloppen.
bura ienote / Ropember 1910 en- Gao
Ming Sicrfrp meb nGpnte Vane, og
me0ens ban peo Barrett opbolot Jig
/ @oorcn, blep benne pao Ell 'tleoes'
los Moabe Itsot al Sofomotipct og De
andre Ioene, iaa ban faIteoeS oper'
enbe og beitabigebe lit II &il9 'na'
lebcS, at bet moaife inben finn faa
Waancoer pil ~iorpoloe hans Spo.
9onenS aopofater paaltoo oertrloo,
at @eifaoiaelien peb nppnte Inleo'
nina life bar 100 oloorlig, men at
Wonoen ga lom M leo al Earring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-14
auinnia.
@rnQup i Splict.

Srpanp i Solicit. = Mtiis gmuna
Sobnion, Gatter al 9fr. % Wrs. S.
". Sobnion / Solicit, % @aIter
2pnsaas bIep ONT Ifteneu Den ste
SUM ~Ggtepieoe peb 8ait. $. s. San.
ion. Sielien fanot Steb | Den norif-
liitberife Strife, 90 ct prGgtigt grpl-
lupSmaaItib i~erperebes for oper ct
Sunbreoe 8ieiter | &irfens 9aie-
ment. Oct fan bemerfes. Of iaapeI
9ruo iom gruogom er bsbt % fon-
iirmeret / iamme Strife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-14
3eIiance; Sfoleinperintenoent, ". s.
Smalep, grteiian; Sernbanefommis-
iPr, 6. 6. Campbell, Siour Sails.

RcIiance; SfoIelnperintenbent. ". s.
Smallep, grteiion; Sernbanefommis-
iRr, 6. 6. Campbell, Siour Sails.
grbcibct for Snopanoringcn. Sta
tens Snopanbringsfommisi9r, Sobn
8. 9eetS, bar forIeoen UNDER ct Sp.
boIb | Siour Sails gipet enbeI inter
esiante Splpsninger ON fit @rbeibe
for at bringe Staten Snoflpttere og
forpanble De zoe SIetter iii b~elgenoe
Igre. San meler, at bans 9epar'
tement allcrebe bar ubrettet meget
pe6 at Iebe en- Strgm al Rpbpegere
til Strsget mellem Wisiouriflooen
og 9Iacf Si1s - en- Strsm, Der bur.
tig err iteget | IntaI. gepegeIien for
bebre 2anbbrug, Der iao pirfniras-
fuIbt err bIenen itsttet af StatenS De-
pelopntent 2eague, bar | life ringe
Mon bibroget til at oct frie 2ailb
biirtig optoges, % | gperne piier Der
iig Ell itaoig tiltogenbe Senbens til at
bragg no og oprette Stem paa egen
Serb. 20 erfarne Sarmere err M
TAFT oniatte til at unberpiie | pioen-
ifobeIiot 2anbbrltg, Sen enc lsnnet at
g~bcroecns Sonbelsforening, Den an.
ocn Of en- lignenbe Organization |
Siour Sails. Staten bar ogiaa
traa6t Itettenoe ill.,; ibet oen har op.
rettet Sorisgsfarme paa Here Ste
Ser, oa oct bar lpffebeS Snopan'
Observation-Disclosures Of faa anlagt en-
al Hcgieringens S~oricgSfarme n9r
Sort Eierre / Stanlep Gountp. Wr.
Scets mener, at Staten cgiaa bar en-
Itor Sremtio iom Suriittreg, ON Dc
n~atirifienne Steber / glacf Stills
bIcp mere b~efienbte. Ger bill oerfor
/ SatIi bIipe nogipet en- BOG nleo Bill
lcbcr fra forifielige Steoer Iamt
meb Splpsninger ON bpuo Staten |
ioopeI oenne Tom / mango andre Ser'
ieenber fan bpoe. Sorrelten gler
aommisipren opmerfiom paa Neo'
penoiabebcn al, at Sarmerne laoer
fine Smgipelier ie bpao De irembrtn'
oer, oa at boert Gountp brtnger Fro'
buffer til ~llbitiaingen | Suron.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-14
SUB pukutu.
Yrinrrnnlacts Hcinltntcr,

ti'H'h 'puiVtiN bilhii"it'' ~
illbitPnbigC 3ciultater al Rrimrr,
oaIgct ioreIaa cnbm, life / Scgunbcl.
len al lleen, men BET bIeu ialialN
9ootgiort. Of HooiencltS Wfaioritct
life piIbc blipe unber $4,000, men
maaife mao op til 10000, OF ar @il'
Jon oil erboloe De bemofratiife Sele'
CATER meo omtrent 1900 StemmerS
Waioritet. Gen repliblifunlfc &ala.
lite ontagcs at blioc iom ielger: 8u'
pcrnsr, Srauf W, Sprue, 6artfton
@iccgunerner, &. z. Ibel, Suron;
StatSiefretpr, Sreo. @epperle, glt.
refa; Iitoitor, Seurp .. Iuberion.
Wtithea; 2aSierer, 81. ". Gpert.
@ierre; Nttornep 8euerol, Ropol 6,
Sobuion, Sigbmore; SonofomuiS
ipr, 3. q. @riufer, S~lonorem
SfoIeiuperintenoent, 6. IS. Gam.
renee, Canton; SerrborefommiSiGr
Sobn 8. Wurpbp, Barter, Sohn $
8ateS al Siour Sails bar meo ON
trent 5000 Stemmers I~aioritet be
ieiret ben nlp9rcnbe Ssieiteretsoom
mer Sicf Sauep. Get aniees for az
giort, Of ehfparb 9. Sobuion a
Danfon er palgt Tom Semctraternes
aanoibot for @upernsr. &eiten q
ben bemofratiife @aIeliite blipe,
i~aubipnIispis iom feIger: Sieeauper,
nsr, s.. 9. Inoerion, Goriica; Stats
iefretpr, Y. s. Stepart, Selbp; Iu
oitor, :. y. Groal, Sisieton; aasie
rer, i. y. Cannon, a~bcroeen; attor
men General, @. u. 2pnf, Suron
S~anofommisi9r, George $. Smith
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-14
Soreneoe Rirfe.
SortIrtteI5e fra sibe 1.

CeAlA1S ilu SipS
9arien @arpan areoS; 9eIesat
Son. 2.2.8 ruiletten. Sarge 8reos
8sIgenoe bIep paIgt paa 8aIgfo'
miteen: Bait. .. 2~sfensgaaro, ga
itor 6. 5. ID. @rsnlio, Del. Salpol
SoIte, Del. &. 6. Cutie, Gel. s
6. 8uileiten, Rroi. g. @. goe, Del
y. Socobien, Nroi. 8. s.. giJnes,
Bat. s.. 8. StorIie.
Groi. 5. ". @osgaarb opI9ite
Sfoleoireffionens Snoberetning.
Oct blanoebe 2or fra ct. Olaf Sol.
lege iang berpoa "Ser ifinner Sol".
0erefter lang be "con bocco hiuia"
"Geilig er Sorben". De ians iaa
brilliant, at oct por panifeliet, at foo
6oriamlingen til at ofitaa ira al
bile bsre mere meo oct iamme, men
BERTH oar inaen BIB. Sormonoen
lopeoe 6oriamIingen en- Sang til
peo SIutningen, men ba oct bar
religisie Sange, pilbe i%elpfsI-
gelig Soriomlinsen Ipgge gaano
paa iig ielo og life flappe forat
lGgge fit giiaIo for Gaaen.
Banter 8. Sborien fra glbom
2afe, Winn., ienbte Tait. 8. g.
Sborfpeen en- 9anfonpisning paa
80 Dollars til Der HeligionsifoIe.
fasie, iom oenne bopOe facet iitano
peo SiGlp al line Menigbeoer. Sor
oenne oafre Ssrite9rebe fslte Wobs
tageren Srang til paa &asienS
gegne at iige bireteIig Saf.
Set bellutte6es, at gitermibba.
gen paa Ianoag ipttes tiIiioe for
afileringen al Sans NiIien Saliges
9allta.
Sormano &. s. Gobl fit / Sp.
Drag at Urge for en- arans for Ii.
Observation-Disclosures paa Den
Soreneoe 8irfes Gegne.
Prof. 8. 8. 8igneS opIpite Snb.
itiuing ira galgfomitecn. Eli Sno-
beretningsfomite @o. 1. Sorman.
oens Snbb.). Bait. 81. gggen,
Bait. q. q. 2arien, &ait. so. Rom-
itab, Gel. y. 6. Gnoerien Gel. s..
Sinolano.
Rp. 2 (SefretPren5 Snob.). Ea.
itor g. %. geitermoe, 8ait. &. g.
aolite, Gait. s. g. llrnes, Del. 8.
6. lllsofer, Del. g(rne 8rangaarb.
go. 3 % a. (&asiererens oa
9oarb Of Sruitee's). YaIt. 8. 8.
@iqbobI, Gait. 6. &. Solberg, Gel.
Saul Staten, Del. Ole y. SabeIanb,
Gel. Sobn g. SobIanb.
go. 5. (Sfolernp). GoIt. Otto
Goit. g. 8. I~onoestpeot,
Bait. s.. 6. II. Gillian, Gel. Otto
Sacobien, Sel. Crit Z. Segna.
go. 6. (Wisforen). grof. &c.
StoIee, 8oit. Q. $. 9iaa, Gnit.
Sacob SieIoe, Gel. $. 6. Ipra,
Del. 8. 81. aieIien.
Sureninasiasen.
Wan gift bernpIt oper til at be.
bonoIe SnoitiuingGn fra screenings.
fomiteerne. Sormanben oplGite
Rapporten.
9ait. s. 6. 90. 8rsnIio ioreiIog,
at Der optaacS en- Erspeafitemning
oner observation-disclosures Snbitil.
ling. Sette 6orilog antogcs. Ger
ifitIbe itemmeS oeo Reisnins. SeIe
Soriamlingen reiite zig. Sum en-
itenlte imob, % Def bar Stiff imob
Den Snitrur bans egen Wenisbeo
bapbe gipet bonn.
Oct blanbebc Sor fra ct. Olaf
College lang bcrpaa: Gent noor
enaang" (&omponeret al .Wfe.
lills Gbriitianien) % "Sooer Den
Serre". Sc lang ogioa benne Gang
meo en- flor Noiagtiebeb og ct up.
perligt Sorebro9.
On Iftenen boobe Iarsmeoet Ell
Sesiion fra 81. s til 91a. Der bIep
iamtaIt ON, boorpibt Samiunbet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-14

5OrtiGttes paa SHE 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-08

Giants are making in the race. While
it Is a good ball team. it has also had
the best of the breaks. To start with
the strongest team in the east, Philadel-
opened. and this left only Boston and
Brooklyn. two mediocre teams, to battle
against the McGrawites This gave the
Giants a chance to get comfortable
lead over a majority Of Its rivals. To
help things along the Giants open their
western series in St. Louis. where the
team. like the Phillies, Is badly crippled.
so that the chances are the Giants VIII
make a good start on their trip, increas-
ing the players confidence and spirit.
which counts for much.
Hughey Jennings can thank his lucky
stars that he did not trade George Mort
arty, for now that Gainor is again on the
hospital list he would find himself In
bad way, were IT not that he could use
Moriarty in that position.
Morey is one of the best first basemen
in the league. 1t has always been con-
tended that, barring Chase. Moriarty was
head and shoulders over any man In the
league in that position. and yet Jennings
came very near letting him out.
Cleveland is trying to make a deal for
Art Griggs. now with Toledo. The fall
ure of HOhnhorst to make good at first
and the fact that Harry Davis realizes
that his playing days are over leaves the
team III DAD way al HISt Dosc, diu ~
is now forced to play Birmingham. an
outfielder, on the bag. Griggs. who came
highly touted but failed at both ST. Louis
and Cleveland because OF his phlegmatic
disposition, is badly wanted by the Maps,
and as the Cleveland club controls the
Toledo franchise the deal will undoubt-
eddy 60 through, though it Is a question
IL 1t will help the situation much.
Castelberg. the jeweler, will present a
dia mond and ruby ring to the mem Der
of the Washington team who makes
the best batting average during the
month Of May. To date Eddie Foster is
leading his team in this respect. but
he will have to set a fast pace in or
der to hold this advantage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-08
FLYNN Is CONFIDENT.
Big Offer Refused for Pictures Of
Fight With johnson,

Get a bet down on Flynn before the
morning of the Fourth" was the part
ing remark Of the white hope as he
left Chicago with Promoter Jack Cur
ley for the scene OF his coming battle
with Jack Johnson at Las Vegas. n. NJ
you know l always thought / could
beat Johnson il / picked up enough
weight" said Flynn. in discussing his
chances earlier in the day. I've got
the weight now and I'm going to whale
him surely. ] weighed Pill in light
clothes this morning. gave him a
tough fight when l was a middle
weight. I'll hurt him every time ]
land. and I'll get past that left hand
Of his SO often 1T will make him dizzy
! believe that after We have gone a
few rounds I'll be the stronger
man. Then it will simply be a ques-
ton of outgaming him, and I'm the
lad to do that. Johnson Is not the man
he was when he boxed Jeff know
that. He may say he feels great, but
he doesn't He'll be a sick man when
l get through FASTING him."
Curley was every bit as confident as
his fighter. The promoter also thinks
that the mill is going to draw a grand
gate and be a corking success from
every standpoint. He announced last
night that he had just refused a fifty
thousand dollar offer for the moving
pictures. That shows what he thinks
OF Flynn's chances, for II the fireman
loses the films won't be worth much.
II he wins they Will make the owners
rich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-08
NEGOTIATIONS FOR GANDIL
STILL ON WITH MONTREAL
Canadian GLIB Wants $4,000 and Three
Players for Its First Baseman-John-
son Is to Pitch Today.

Milan. In the second Groom hit Booze
and Collins stab down the first base line
had to go for a base hit when Groom
failed to cover. He pulled himself out OF
this hole, however. when Zeider MT 10
Foster. who turned il into double pray
Weaver was also thrown out by roster.
There was another chance for the Ma
tionals in the last half of this inning,
which Schaefer opend by walking. He
was thrown out trying to steal, and then
Flynn singled, but the next two batters
failed to advance him.
Lord opened the fourth by hitting over
the right field fence, which netted the
run which gave the Sox the victory In
the locals half the bases were full ana
none out, and yet run could not be
scored.
Foster started by walking and Milan
drove 10 left for base. Schaefer hunted
down the first base line and LANCE fell
trying to handle the ball This filled the
bases with none out. Lange then struck
out Flynn, caused knight 10 pop up
little fly and while Mcbride was at ne
bat Milan allowed himself to be caught
off Of second, with the result that roster
who tried to score on the play, was nailed
at the plate. The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-08
ea Demands $40 900 and Three Players for First Basean and
STONE, SENSATION OF 1906, NOW
NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR MINORS


Of
of 1858
his only the he
without
His
shipped Word
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-08
Amateur League Games
Scheduled for Today

Capital City-North Capitol and
l. streets-COrnell agt. Gun
ners.
COlumbia-16th street and CO.
lumbia rOad-BraddOck agt.
MT. Pleasant.
Observation-Disclosures Lot ellipse
Post ONCE agt. War.
East WashingtOn-l3th and ID
streets nOrtheast-First PreA-
byterian agt. First Methodist
Protestant.
Independence-No Capitol and
w streets-Manhatt aEt.
LO6ler.
Marquette-35th street and Wis.,
cOnsln avenue-MedicOs agt.
Bethesda.
Northumberland avenue and
Kenyon street-Waverly agt.
Park.
Railroads.&c. street and Florida
avenue-Car Department agt.
Adams.
Navy-White Lot ellfpse-Ma-
rines agt. Supplies.
Treasury-White Lot eIlipse-
Currency agt. photographic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-08
Other American League Game.
Boston Defeats Detroit.

BOSTON, May S.-The Red Sox won
a lucky game from Detroit in their
opening encounter with the west yes
terday. 1t happened in the sixth in
ming, when. with the Tigers one to the
good Boston made four runs with a
double by Wagner, the only clean hit
of the round.
Delehanty and Stanage did some ter
rife batting for Detroit, but the men
at the top Of the list could show MOTH
ing, neither Cobb nor Crawford nego-
tiating a safety. Score:
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M. A. C.'S MEET SATURDAY WILL
SURPASS LAST YEARS GAMES
More Than 500 Entries Received by Farmers
From Is Institutions - Manhattan
Plays Three Games Straight.

are banking on partially evening up the
score, though, in the next two meetings.
With Burke and Hughes both work
ing in good form for the Manhattan
Club. that aggregation will be hard
one to beat Two dependable pitchers
are fully enough to hold team up in
three games are. played a week.
The Cornell Company looks to be
about the strongest aggregation in
the Capital City League, with the
Pumping Station next. With a capable
man in the box the Bumpers will al
ways have to be reckoned with. but IL
is not likely that the team as It stands
is strong enough to run the Paper
hangers any more than a close race for
the championship of the circuit. Cor
nelf's crew seems to be going along
at an even better gait than 1t did last
spring. The team Is faster and looks
to have better pitching talent Sam
Edmonston. whose arm was bad last
year. is back in shape and ready to
have his fling with the best of them. as
was shown in the game in which he
caused nine men to Whit the air in
four innings.
For the first time in it's history
Georgetown will play through q real
tennis schedule. The sport has been
suffered to anguish on the Hilltop for
a long time, there being little or
son different aspect IL being placed
on the game, and a regular intercollegi-
ate schedule has been made out. Navy,
Virginia and University of Pennsyl-
vania are some of the teams that will
be met.
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Louisville Signs Steinfeldt.

MILWAUKEE, May S.-Manager Tighe
of the Louisville club today signed Harry
Steinfeldt. former star of the Chicago
Cubs and Cincinnati club. He arrived
here this morning and may play third
base this afternoon.
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Year in and year out Princeton base
ball mines are the most dependable among
the colleges. They come to the front with
victories in important games oftener than
any of their rivals and are remarkably
consistent performers.
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Jockey Aubuchon Reinstated.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May S.-Allen
Abduction. a crack rider who was sus-
pended several years ago at Oakland.
Cal. has been reinstated by the Kentucky
racing commission and a license was is
sued to him. Aubuchon last rode for s.
C.. Hildreth.
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| Left on bases-washington. 8: Chicago. 2
Home run-Lord. Double plays-Foster 10 hnlgnt
| 10 FLYNN: Rath TO Zeder. Hit by pitcher-by
| Groom ,Bodie, Umpires-Messrs. Dineen and
| Perrine. Time of game-55 minutes.
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Runs-Hooper. EnSle. Speaker. Gardner, Wag-
ner. Cobb. Delahanty. Bauman Louden. Two
base hit-Wagner. Hits-On Mullin. in six in
nings: off Dubuc. / in two innings. Sacrifice fly
Lewis. Sacrifice hit-Bush. Stolen base-Bau-
man. Left on bases-Boston. 4: Detroit, Z. First
base bas-On Wood L: or Mullen. 3. First
base on errors-Boston. 3: Detroit. 1. Struck out
BY Wood. 1: by Mullin. L: by Dubuc. 1.
Passed ball-Carrigan. Umpires-Messrs. Evans
and E.gan. Time of game-1 hour and so min
utes.
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SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TO-DAY. TOMORROW
Chicago at Washington. Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at Boston. Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Phila. Cleveland at Phila.
st. Louis at New York. st. Louis at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TODAY. TOMORROW
Boston at Chicago. Boston at Chicago
New York at st. Louis. New York at ST. Louis
Phia. at Cincinnati. Phila. at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Pittsb'h. Brooklyn at Pittsbh.
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Totals. % q ID 3 Totals. SO 10 "a ID
sBatted for Dubuc in ninth.
TBatted for Witt In ninth.
IBatted for Stanage in ninth.
Boston . % o Ks
Detroit ...... D . o o 0 IA
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There is nothing particularly surprising
at the brilliant showing the New York
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are banking on partially evening up the
score, though, in the next two meetings.
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Lord. Weaver Rath and Zeider make a
fast infield. In fact, that seems to be
the best combination that the Sox have
been able to boast of in many years
This quartet is fast can hit we'll and is
full of life and hustle.