davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06
Biuro n1uniCypalne.
Ma konferency " sprawie ujecia rozWoju mjast
W $cis|y plan F, |. 0|mstead pToponuje
zaozenie biura munCypa|nego
AsesoroWie biora akcyO-
naryusZy ma pytki.
Bogaci akcyonaryusze taja sic posiadaniem a
cyl Sears Roebuck & Co.
zniesienie dystrkyt6w niemora|nych,
Funk geneany analer tustu zniWarkoWego przechodzna
d.. inne stanOwsko. - WOjna ze Smeciami.
zniesienie dystrkyt6w niemora|nyc
BIURO MUNICYPALNE.

Plata krajowa konferencya W
sprawie planowania miast rozpo-
czela wczoraj swe sesye w hotc-
lu LaSalle.
Znamienna mowe wYsloSif
Frederick Law Olmsted Brook
linu. Mass. kt0rego komitet kon-
crencyi naznaczyI, azeby opraco-
wal projekt dla organizacyi.
Projekt Olmstcda brzmi jak
nastepujc: Nalezy utworzyc bluro
dla planowania miasta. ktOre ma
stanowic czeSc zarzqdu miejskle-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06
Londyn, 6 maja. - Wedle n

Londyn, 6 maja. - Wedle ma
deSianych til depeSz, Czarnogora
przesiaia urzedOWe zawiadomie-
ME, re odstapi mocarstwom Scu-
tari, zadnych ME dolaczy}a wa
runkow. Ma wczorajszem zebra
niu ambasadorow I wielka saty-
sfakcya przyjeto te wiadomoSc ;
nastepne zebranie odbedzie sic we
czwartek.
Kolonia, 6 maja. - .,koelnische
Zeitung" donosi w artykule reda-
kcyjnym, re Austrya i W}ochy
bez wzgledu ma konferencye W
Londynie wojska swe wysla do
Albanii.
Londyr, 6 maja. - W swoim
telegramie do Edwarda Grey, O.
znajmiajacym o cwakuacyi Sou
tari, kr6l Nikita, czynia aluzye do
grozb Austryi, wyrazii SIG: Go
dnosc moja narodu mojcgo ME
dozwolila mi uledz zadaniom je-
dncgo pahstwa. Skladam tedy "
recc mocarstw loSy Scutari'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06
NAJWYzSZY TRIBUNAL PO
STRONIE ROBOTNIKA.

Washington, D. c., 6 maja. =
Wczoraj nastapila decyzya W pro-
cesie zwrotniczego, Hainesa L.
Hackett, kt6ry pred szesciu la
ty stracil obie nogi przy piracy dla
ko1ei Monon Nizsze sadly przy-
znaly mu $4,000 odszkodowania
Kompania kolejowa wiele razy a
pelowala wreszcie wniosia spra-
we do najwyzszego trybunalu
Stanow Zjednoczonych. Trybu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06
Z LONDYNU.

Londyn, 6. maJa. - Wczoraj
odbylo sic, W izbie nizszej drugie
czytanie novel; Willoughby
Dickinsona tyczacej sic prawa
Eobiet do glosowania i zdaje sic,
ze dis wieczorem rozstrzygna sic
losy tel novel;. Zdaje sic jednako-
woz, re dySkusya bardzo bedzie
zacieta, gdyz nietylko pomiedzy
czlonkami parlamentu; ale take
pomiedzy czEonkami gabinetu ist-
nieja wielkie r0znice zapatrywan
ma te kwestye. Jezeliby nOwela
przeSzia. to okoio 100000 ko-
biet w Anglii otrzyma prawa wy
borcze do parlamentu. Prawa tie
beda miaiy wedle tel novel; ko-
biety take, ktore ia mocy swych
.kwalifikacyi wiaSnoSciowych mia
lyby prawa wyborcze,gdyby byiy
mezczyznami kobiety zamezne,
gdy ich mezowie posiadaja te
kwalifikacye; wykluczone bylyby
kobiety ME liczqce p lat wieku, a
zamazp0iScie kobiety upraWnlO-
nej do giosowania ME pozbawia-
ioby jej teso prawa.
w dySkusyi wczorajSzeJ przeci-
wnicy novel; starali sic dowo-
die, re naduzycia nawet zbro-
dnie popelniane przez wysoko Wy
ksztalcone sufrazystki, swiad-
ca. IL ma pozyskanie praw wy
borczych ME zasluguja.
Londyn, 6 maja. - " czas1e,
kiedy W izbie nizszej pdbywaty
sic dyskusye mad nowela nadaJa-
ca kobietom prawa wyborcze' w
saddle toczyi sic process przeclw
aresztowanym sufrazystkom, "a
swoja droga ,odkryto move wy
kroczenia wojowniczych koblet'
| w urzedzie/ pocztowym dystryk-
tu Observation-Disclosures znale-
ziono miedzy pakunkami bombe
nitroglicerynowa wystarczaJac2
do zburzenia gmachu, W ktorym
200 do 800 osob jest zatrudnlo-
nych. Sufrazystki wpadiy DO wy
dawnictwa nieprzychylnej nm ga
zety Standard, pogruchotaty
sprzety i atakowaiy czlonkow re-
dakcyii, dopoki policya ich ME po-
wyrzuca}a, Znowu kilka kobiet a
resztowano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06

Z Chicago. Ma przesluchach byli
take urzednicy najrozmaitszych
uni robotniczych Il Chicago.
Stan mia1 trzech reprezentan-
tow ma owych przesluchach. Ma
mocy zeznan Swiadkow, ktGrzy
teraz przyznawaja sic do krzywo-
przy siestwa, Enright moze bedzie
ulaSkawiony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06

go. w tenn biurze sztab doSWlad-
czonych funkcyonaryuSzy wyko-
ma mapy, przedstawiajqce wszel-
kie fizyczne fay rozwoJu miasta,
a inni eksperci przed}ozq rapor-
ty, traktujace o mniej widocznych
lecz rownie waznych fazach zycla
miejskiego.
Inaczej mowiqc, Olmsted day
do tego, azeby podnieSc kwestye
systematycznego rozwoJu mast
Z poziomu dyskusyi luznej . idea
listycznej do poziomu piracy RE
czywiScie systematyczneI. sclsie]
i opartej ma zasadach naukowych.
Delegaci W ciagu dnia zwiedza-
Ii rome czesci miasta, azeby poz-
nae jego potrzeby i warunki.
Konferencya trwac bedzie: try
dni Vienna W niej udziai wybit-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06
ZNIESIENIE DYSTRYKTOW
NIEMORALNYCH.

Konitet niemoralnosci Iona
rady miejskiej podai wczoraj ra-
port re sledztwa, przeprowadzo-
nego W dystryktach Memorial
nych. Komitet uzyl raportu byiej
komisyi niemoralnej, co IL
prosciio jego prace. RAPPORT opie-
wa, IL stosunki, dzieki obudzoneJ
opinii publicznej, So lepsze AMI
zeli dawniej byly, lecz oswiadcza,
sic "a konpletnem wyrugowa-
MEM dystryktow, twierdzac, ze
segregacya ME MONA osi2gnac
pozadanych celow. W raporcie
komitet aldermahski dalej pole
.D-t-a.,a,;a -. CTR IA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06
OJCIEC SW, zDROW zUPEkN|E.
Kardynd FaCOniO ma audency'
DALSzE WIADOMOSCI 0 EWAkUACYI SKUTARL'
NOWELA TYCzACA SIE PRAW WYBORCzYCH kOBET
W lzBIE NI1SzEJ AAGIELSkIEJ,
NadulyCia sutrazystsk.
I Mesykui Anglia uznaje Rad prezydenta Huerty'
--- Bunt WOjsk rzadOwyCh,
Er6I hiszpahsh AfOns OczehWany " PaVzu'

Rad kOpotach DO Japonla
protestie przeciw kaionijkiemu bilOwi B6jka dys-
trvkca I.onaInianym 5000 piracy. GOmpers
przegri apelacnym Najwyzzy trybunaf Przyzna
ie wiekie Odsz kOdoHanie rObOtnikOwi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06
nj eksperci re wszystkich niast
W .Stanach Zjednoczonych.
AKCYONARYUSZE SEARS,
ROEBUCK & co. PYTANI,
DLACZEGO ME plaza
PODATKOW.

WydziaI asesorow powlato-
wych zamysla przeprowadzc
gruntowne zmiany W oszacowa--
niu osobistych wlasnosci. rezul-
tatem cze9o bedzie powiekszenie
dochodow tychze podatkow W
przyszlym roku.
Wydziaf komisarzy powiato-
wych wczoraj wyznaczyf $4,000
ma dodatkowe koszta, azeby Scia-
gnat podatki Z tych, ktorzy taJa
SIG L posiadaniem akcyi bondow
innych wartoSciowych papic--
row.
Sckretarz wydzialu +. w. 10
raleski wyslal list do sekretarza
stanu w New Jersey, W ktorym
prosi U nadeslanic spisu os6b,
mieszkajacych W powiecie Cook,
a posiadajacych akcye W korpo-
racyach, zorganizowanych pod
prawami Stanu New Jersey.
Kwestya ia przySzla pod uwa-
&c wydzialu asesor6w wczoraj
nnnoIudniu | + Asher. S3I w.
.Adams utica, byi zapiSany jako
posiadajqcy wfasnosci osoblstej
W sumie $1,000. Sekr. Koraleski
odkry1, zc posiadal 2,48o akcyi
firmy Sears, Roebuck & Go. /
wezwal 60, azeby fakt ten wy
jasnil. WartoSt al pari tych akcyi
wynosi $243,ooo. Ma giefdzie ak
eye te przynosza po $I72, po tel
wiec Genie akcye bylyby wartc
$42O, 500. Akcyi tych Asher Z po-
czatku nie chcial podac. " koh-
Gu podai do opodatkowanla
$4,000. H..
Niedawno tcmu ogloszona To-
staia Iista akcyonaryuszy Sears,
Roebuck & Co. Wykazywala orra
il 22 osoby, mieszkajace w Chi
cago i powiecie Cook posiadaja
wieccj niz po 1000 akcyi. Zbada-
no nastcpnie zaprzysiezone zez--
mania podatkowe przekonano
sic, &c zadna tych % osob ME
podala ilo5ci posiadanych akcyl
firmy Sears, ,Roebuck & Go. Od-
nosi sic to nawet do samoso pre-
zesa firmy, Juliusza Rosenwalda,
kt6ry ma posiadac 14',7O1 akcyi
czyli wiecej niz trzeciq czesc O.
g6lnej sunny zwykiych akcyl,
kt6rych jest 100000.
Wszyscy beda wezwanl przez
wydziai asesorow i pytani, dla--
czego W swych zeznaniach ME
podali posiadanej liczby akcyi
4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06
q FRANcYI.

Paryz, 6 maja, oczeklwany
przyiazd krola Alfonsa hiszpah-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06

skiego do Paryza podobno wielkie
mice bedzie znaczenie polityczne.
Siychac, re odwiedziny te stojq W
zwiazku projektem sojuszu an
gielsko francusko hiSzpanskie-
go. Kr0l ma przybyc do Paryza
we srode. .....
Rad francuski wielkie robi
przygotowania do przyjecia kro-
la. Sale, W ktorych zamieszka, o.
zdobiono cennemi dzielami sztu-
XII; sale recepcyjna obwieszonO 90
belinami L czasow Ludwika XIV.
DIVA dni pobytu krola w Paryzu
wypelnione beda wspaniaIemi Wi
dowiskami, ktore zakonczyc sic
maja popisami wojennych aero
plan0w.
Z MEXYKU.
Miasto Mexyk, & maja. - Ro-
cznica ) maja (Cinco de Mayo)
mineia tn bez najmniejszego 'sla-
du rozruch0w. Odbyia sic wSpa-
niala wojskowa parada; w pocho-
die wziely udzial konna policya,
wojsko, marynarka i kapele, a
trwalo Gala godzine, zanim po-
chod przeszedl kolo balkonu, Z
kt6rego przeglad odbywai preEy-
dent Huerta. W jednej ulicy bez
najmniejszego powodu wszcz9f
sic pop}och, gdy pochod sic poja-
will: mezczyzni, kobiety i dzieci
uciekaly, krzyczac, ME wiadomo
dlaczego.
Wczoraj prezydent Huerta O.
trzvmal urzedowe uwiadomienle'
re Wielka Brytania rad Jego IL
znaie, Francis w. Stronge, posei
brvtyiski, doreczyi prezydentow1
odreczne pismo krola .Jerzego '.
ze zwyklym cercmonia}em / w L
mieniu krola zlozyl zyczenia. Pre-
zydent wyrazii swq wdziecznosc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06
z NORWICH.

Chrystiania, g maja. - Ma stor-
thingu wczoraj uchwalono, by ka-
pitanowi Amundsenowi, kt0ry do
tar} do bieguna po}udniowego,
wyznaczyt dozywotniq pcnsye po
& GOO koron (Sl620) roCznic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06

Hatterman i CLAM pozyczaia pie
niadze ma properta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06
Z PORTUGALII.

Lizbona, 6 maja. - Policya
portugalska chwycila sic radykal-
nego srodka W celu pozbycia sie
zbrodniarzy i wi6czeg6w L kra-
ju. Zabiera sic ich poprostu ma O.
kret i wywozi sic ich do Afryki.
Parowiec Verde wczoraj wywi6zi
s? wiezni6w Z Lizbony i 81 for
tecy Monsanto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06

stamtad owyruszyt XII Guadalupe,
gdzie mala liczba zolnierzy sic
znajduje. -,.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-22
AL Williams Breaks
Up Game with Maps
Williams and johnson
Land Game for Griff
AL Ties Score with Home Run Drive in Ninth, While
Walter Holds Naplanders Safe in Last Two
Frames-Chick Gandil Hits Well.

another marker. making the figuressthres
to one in favor of the Forest City crowd,
where they remained until big Al Will
Jams appeared on the scene as blastef
of hopes. also it might be added as
some" pinch hitter.
Grin Is Chased.
Manager Grith got into wrangie with
Umpire silk O'Loughlin and was ban
ished from the ball park in the tenth in
ming. George Mcbride was also out OF
the game, as Schaefer batted for him IN
the ninth and the team was eft man.
agerIess and captainless. Germany
Schaefer was the recognized head and
everything turned out fine and dandy.
Chick Gandil has almost entirely re-
covered from his recent injury, the big
sacker came through with four hits out
of five times up today and also played
a nifty fielding game.
Walter johnson is slated to pitch to-
morrow. when he will try for his
eleventh straight victory.
Todays game goes to johnson. as the
score was tied, two out and man on
second when he relieved Bob Groom In
the ninth.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-22
CLOSE COMPETITION
In CANOE REGATTA
Exciting Finishes in the Washington
Canoe Clubs Closed
Races.

The Washington Canoe Club closed
regatta held on the Georgetown course
yesterday afternoon proved to be a hugh
success, uncovering some excellent hand
lers of the paddle in the novice events
and in the junior immediate. and senior
classes the closest kind of competition
was seen.
]. W. Coollier proved to be the master
Of the field in the novice singles, and
with the sweeping stroke which he used
he carried this event by a good margin
In the tail-end race for juniors, inter-
mediates and seniors. II. B. Rouse was
pushed all the way by E. L. Maschmayer
The club singles. open to all, brought
out a large list of entries and the race
was bitterly fought until near the finish
ing line when NJ. G. Hansen, the clubs
crack canoeist. forged ahead and won
by a length from c. Fl. Pardoe.
Five events of the seven scheduled were
run OF without a hitch when the rain
came down just after the club doubles
causing the postponement of the mixed
doubles and the hurry-scurry until Satur-
day afternoon. The summaries follow:
Novice singles, ]. W. CoolIfer first, o.
E. Camp second: tail-end race, H B.
Rouse first, z. L. Maschmayer second:
club singles. NJ. G. Hansen first, c. II.
Prado second; novice doubles, Masch-
mayer and II. B. Rouse first, O. c. Camp
and I Zirtel second; club doubles, E. B.
Cinfier and A. B. Deshenutt first, Prado
and Dyer second; mixed doubles and
hurry-scurry race, postponed
The Washington herald., 1913-05-22
Boss Griff Is Chased
From Park by Umpire
Nationals Manager Resents Insult of Nap Player and
Is Banished by silk" OLaughlin- Is
Bitter Against CleveIanders

pire Dineen would not allow Altrock on
the lines at ALL declaring that he had in
his possession a telegram from President
johnson to the effect that Griffith was
carrying more than the allotment OF
players, twenty-five, and that as Alt
rocks contract had never been promul-
gated the southpaw could not take part
in any game. That night Griffith wired
johnson that Altrock had signed a
Washington contract, and that WASH
ington was carrying exactly twenty-five
men.
Walter johnson is slated to pitch the
getaway game here tomorrow. and
opposed to the Kansas blizzard will be
Nick Cullop. the southpaw obtained
from New Orleans by purchase last fall,
who up to date has not succeeded in
setting the American League on fire.
According to Birmingham, Cullop has
the goods and enough stuff to mark him
as one of the best southpaw prospects
ever brought into the big show.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-22
CREWS OFF FOR ITHACA.
Harvard Varsity and Freshmen
Oarrmen Leave for Lake Cnyuya.

Cambridge, Mass, May 21.-The Har-
ward varsity and freshmen crews left
the square tonight at o'clock en- route
for Ithaca, where Pa" Courtney's
charges will be engaged on Lake Cayuga
next Saturday. But a handful of students
were on hand to wish the oarsmen bon
voyage. Twenty-eight were in the party
Coach Wray. before leaving, said:
The Harvard varsity crew is plainly
not in its best condition. We expect,
however. to give Cornell a hard race"
The varsity lineup for Saturdays race
will be: Stroke Harwood; Z, Meyer; 6,
Goodale; 8, Curtis; T. Macvicar; 3, Muir
ray; 2, Trumbull; bow, Reynolds; cox
swain, Capt Abeles.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-22
TESREAU DUCKS SHOT
and CARDINALS Win
Giant Twirler Dodges Koney's Drive
and Two Runs Count, Giving
St. Louis 4 to 3 Game.
NUMEROUS BASES ARE STOLEN

New York. May 21-St. Louis won the
out the Giants, TO 3. in a closely con-
tested game The visitors trailed until
the eighth. when with two on Tesreau
lodged Koney's hot liner and both run
ners scored.
Tesreau pitched a good game. holding
the Cards to four hits, but he passed five
men. Sallee was hit hard when it didn't
hurt the score.
The feature of the game was the base
running of both teams, no less than nine
bases being stolen off Wingo and Viii
son. Herzog and Whitfield were espe-
cially successful Score:
The Washington herald., 1913-05-22
OUTING FOR CANOE1sTs.
National Capital Club to Hold
Initial Trip on Sunday.

Plans are being perfected for the first
outing of the season of the National
Capital Canoe Club. The large number
Of. enthusiasts who have signified their
intention of enjoying the trip have far
exceeded the expectations of the men,
bers. The start will be made from
Dempsey's boat house at $50 Sunday
morning. and the canoeists will paddle
to Glen Echo. The club has extended an
invitation to every canoeist on the river
to participate. Present arrangements in
dictate q very jolly time.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-22

in the Maps opener Groom struck out
Turner, dangerous hitter at all times
Danny Moeller came through with a
cloud buster in the Nationals second.
but Ryan was playing deep and all that
resulted was a ''fielder's delight"
Clyde Milan made a peach of a catch
Ryan was on the midway bag and
Graney on first when Carisch. the hero
of yesterdays game. smashed out low
liner to center. Milan made a head-long
dive after the ball. safely clutching the
precious sphere. Clyde rolled over on
the grass a couple of times, then shot the
ball to Morgan and doubled up Ryan.
Groom got two strikes on Kahler. when
the pitcher stepped back and caught one
of Bobby's twisters on the end of his
bat, skipping the ball over second base
for a single. II was a lucky hit, If there
ever was one.
Silk O'Loughlin called Danny Moeller
out in the Nationals seventh for inter-
ference. Henry was on the far corner
as Johnston had sat himself for the catch
MOeller danced up and down in front of
him. Johnston dropped the ball.
The Maps crowded a double and three
singles into the seventh frame, but could
Score only one run.
Johnston robbed Milan of a double by
leapinS high into the air and spearing
Clyde's line drive in the Nationals
eighth.
Again in .Cleveland's eighth the Maps
came through with three solid whacks,
but could score only one run.
Germany Schaefer came up as A pinch
hitter in the ninth, batting for Mcbride,
but flied to Graney.
Schaefer played second base in the
first half of the ninth and Ray Morgan
was shifted over TO short.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-22

TwO-base hits-Ryan. Graney Cd, Shanks.
Three-hase hits-.TaCkson. Henry. Home
run-Williams Stolen bases-Chapman.
Milan Sacrifice hits-Chapman. kahler:
GandiI. Schaefer. Bases on balls-0G
Groom. /; of Kahler. > Struck out-By
Groom 4: by Kahler. 5; by Johnson, /
wild pitch-Groom. Hits made-On
Groom, IL, in 1928 innings: off kahler, Z,
in innings Double plays-Milan to Nor
gan: Moeller to Henry; Laporte to
Schaefer to Gandil Left on bases-Cleve-
land, :: Washington, TO- First base on
errors-Cleveland. /: Washington. l. I'M
pires-Messrs O'LoughIin and Hart Time
of game hours and Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-22
LEAD TOO GREAT.
Chicago Rallies i'm Ninth, hut Bos-
ton Gets Game. 10 to o.

Chicago, May H-Despite a ninth in
ming rally when six tallies We're rung up,
the White Sox today were unable to
overcome the lead which Boston had
taken earlier and went down to defeat.
10 to 9. The SoX put Collins in the hole
in the ninth. and Bedient was sent to the
rescue. He was equally ineffective, and
after the South Side aggregation had
counted up six tallies in that frame
Smokey Joe" Wood was rushed TO the
firing line. The SoX had runners on
second and third. Borton. who batted for
Lange, failed to deliver a safety. but
sent grounder to Wood. who threw
him out. Score:
The Washington herald., 1913-05-22
IP. RHO. HBo. so. BIB. lib. vi

Ban johnson is determined to Keep
Germany Schaefer and Nick Altrock on
the coaching lines and to cut out all the
comedy stuff. Griff believes that Big
Ban has notified all his umpires to chase
both Altrock and Schaefer the minute
either of these fun makers attempts to
pull any of their stunts.
In Cleveland at the opening game Um-
The Washington herald., 1913-05-22

Runs-Knabe g. Lobert. Magee 81, Crarath C9.
Luderus Killifer Seaton. Two-base hits-LuderIs.
Howley Mage Threebase hits-Cravath- Home
runs-Seaton, Luderus Sacrifice hts-Lobert, LndeIus
Double plays-Paskert TO Lobcrt; Becker TO Tinker;
Bescher to Almeida; Berghammer to Marsans. Struck
out-By johnson l; hy Seaton. Z; by Harter, l; by
Smith. L First base on balls-of seaton. 4; of
Harter, l. Wild ritch-Smith. Umpres-Messrs.
ODay and Emslie. Time Of game-l hour and d
minutes Attendance-l.0p.
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HAMILTON IN FORM
and YANKEES LOSE
St. Louis Hurler Lets New Workers
Down with Single Hit and
Browns Win Easily.
GAME IS REMARKABLY FAST

st. Louis. May 1.-THE Browns shut out
the Yanks, ; TO o. today. Hamilton for st.
Louis being in great form and allowing
only one hit A Texas Lacquer in the
second allowed Cree the honor OF being
the only Yank to make a safety. The
visitors were never in danger OF scoring.
The game was remarkably fast. Score:
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Runs-Viox tg, Wagner. ]. Miller ~, Stensel
Kirkpatrick TwO-basC hits-Vior. RagOn. Callahan
Three-base hit-MOrAn. Home un-Kirkpatrick.
Sacrifice hits-Menzor Wagner. Wilson. Byrn-.
Stolen bases-Menzor. Carey. stengel ~, Kirk
patrick. First base errurs-Pittsburg. :; Brook
kn, l. Firxt base On balls-Of Adams }: Of
Ragon. !. Struck 0ut-By Adams. Q: by Ragon {!
Left on bases-Pittsburg 6; Brooklyn. g. Double
play-Moran to o. Miller. Umpins-Messrs. Klein
ard Orth. Time Of camel hour and a minutes.
Attendance-5h0
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RunS-Shaller Berger. Lord ~. Collins Zeider.
Weaver e.. LAnge, Hooper. Yerkes 81. Speaker 81,
Lewis, Collins e.. Left on bases-BostOn II; Chi
cago 10 Hits made-Of Benz. in 3 Is innings; of
Lanse, in IS innings; of Collins, II in % in
nings; off Bedient. in Is innings; of Wood. in
l-3 inning. Two-base hts-Engle, Lewis, Lange.
Three base hits-Sneaker Lewis. Collins Sacrifice
hits-Hooper CarrisAn. Stolen base-Speaker. Dou-
HE plays-Wsgner TO Engie; Lange to Schalk to
Fournier First base on balls-Of Benz 1: of
Lanse. S; of Collins. J. Struck out-By Collins. 4:
by Benz, 2; by Lange 5. Passed ball-Schalk. I'm
rires-Messrs. Ferguson and Connolly. Time Of
game-2 hours and % minutes
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REDS ARE SLAUGHTERED.
Phillics Hammer Cincinnati Pitch
crs for Easy Victory.

Philadelphia. May H.-Cincinnati was
powerless before Seaton's pitching this
afternoon and Philadelphia pounded the
visitors twirlers all over the lot. the
Phillies winning in easy fashion, Il to o.
The Quakers hit Johnson. Harter, and
Smith for twenty hits, while Seaton held
the Reds down to hits. Score:
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MEETS NOTRE DAME TODAY.
BroOklanders VIII Battle with
Rivals mt University Field.

The Notre Dame University of In
diana will meet the crack Catholic Uni
versity team today at $50 p. m. sharp
on the Brooklanders' field. Kelly will
do the mound duty for the Western nine,
while Jim Trayers is Coach Moran's
selection to serve them up for the local
tribe.
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Runs-Hussins. Evans Sheckard. Whitfield. Merkle
e. Hezog. First base errors-St Louis. /; New
York. l. Left on hases-St. Louis 6; New York. s..
First base balls-Of SaIlee. .: of Tesreau. 6
Struck oUt-By Sallee. .; By TeSreau. s. TWobase
hits-Merkle Murray. Sacrifice hitS-Magee, MoWrey.
murray Tesreau. Stolen bases-Hnzgirs. konetchy.
Whitfield e.. Burns, Merkle. Murray, HerznS- Passed
ball-WinEo. Umpines-Messrs Rigler and Byron
Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes
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CUBS POUND ROSS.
Heavy Hitting by Chicago Defeats
Boston, 8 10 S.

hard today and won a close contest from
the Braves, to 5. The visitors earIy got
a lead, scoring four runs in the third
inning on series of hits by Safer and
Leach and a home run by Zimmerman.
Fielding of Evers, who figured in four
double plays, featured the game Score:
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MIDDIEs DoWNED AT TENNIS.
of Michigan Lower COL
or~ of Naval Academy Team.

Annapolis, Nd. May 21-The University
of Michigan lowered the Naval Academy
colors at tennis this afternoon, winning
three strings out of four at singles and
making an even break on the doubles.
Reindel. of the visitors. played the best
tennis seen here this year.
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Rutgers Trim Rival.,

New Brunswick. N. J.. May H.-Le-
high University was defeated by Rutgers
MA botly contested game this afternoon.
Score to 6. Only five innings were
played. as Lehigh had to catch a train.