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The Washington herald., 1913-07-22
BANKERS WIN
FROM tigers
Chris Feinle Again Hangs the
Indian Sign on Cornell
Outfit.
ALLOWS BUT TWO HITS
Teddy Sullivan d Hammered By
Mike Maedsaalds Tibe, but
Smith Holds Them Safe.

Once again did Chris Feinls hang the
Indian sign on Cornell. With the George
town hurler pitching in great style.
American Security handed the Tigers a
4-to-o defeat yesterday in the Capital
City League.
Two hits-one by Lite and another by
Martin-was all the Paperhangers could
do with Feinle's shoots. On the other
hand, Ted Sullivan, who opened the
game for Cornell, was given a warm re-
ception. The Tiger pitcher was tapped
for four singles in the second frame.
which. with a free pass throw in, Melted
the Bankers a pair Of tallies.
Reggie Rawlings opened the Bankers
third with a circuit clout over the fence
Macdonald followed with a smoking single
and Sullivan was lifted, Smith assuming
the mound duties. Smith allowed the
Bankers but two hits during the remain
der OF the game, one being a healthy
smash for the round trip, made by
Riddle.
Mike Macdonald, Rawlings, and Ltx en-
livened the matinee with startling
catches. while Hayes, the Bankers
shortfielder. performed In great style.
'Skeets" cleverly handled eight chances
that came his way. many being difficult
plays.
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joe OLNEN TO RUN
GAMES At UNION PARK
LOCAL STARS IN THE LINEUP

Joe yolivsri. who made the name
''vigilants' famous In football, has
been placed In charge Of Union League
Park. Fifteenth and H Streets North
east, and will open his season next
against the strongest team obtainabls.
Joe Oliveri has been connected with
baseball and football In the District
for the last nvs yeats. He has always
given the public . good attraction and
has never advertised something which
did not appear.
Az manager Of the vigilant baseball
team. Oliveri win book the best teams
in the North to play Sunday games at
'vigilant Park" a. Union League
Park has been renamed. He VIII leave
this morning for q trip to Baltimore.
Philadelphia. and New York and will
boo :ttrsctios' for the remainder Of
olivsri plans to bring the Original
American Bloomee Girls. the Cuban
Stars. the Mohawk Stars. of Trenton.
N. J.: the Baltimore International
League club. the Locust Point team.
the Fort McHenry. and other fast
ilanta. Manager Oliveri has such
pitchers a. Forest Thompson, Buck
Becker. Ted Sullivan. and Don john
son on his stan. which assures the
public of seeing some real ball play
ers In action. The game will be
played In ''vigilant Park" next Sun
day. with the vigilants stacking up
against . fast club from Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-22
EVANSVILLE NINE
ISSUES CHALLENGE
After Games with Local Clubs and
Want Dats Of July 81 Filled
By Washinston Team.

The Hyattsville base ball club Of
Hyattsville. Nd. would like to have .
strong team Of one Of the leagues in
Washington come to Hyattsville at 8
p. m. July 81. to play a game before the
gathering Of suffragists which are to
have an all-day meeting at this place.
All expenses for fares for fifteen men
will be guaranteed by the manager Of
the Hyattsville team; also would like to
arrange games between August Z and 8.
10 and % at Hyattsville.
The Maryland expenses will be paid for
these. games. The cars leave Tuesday
every ten minutes for this point. ard
teams can leave town up to o'clock
and get here in time for games.
There has been quite q little doubt
among teams who have games with
Hyattsville, thinking that our team ID in
the Capital City League. This 10 not
the team in said league
Manager Holden has the Hyattsville A.
{. in the league. and there are but two
Hyattsville men on his team. The regu-
lar Hyattsville team which has been
playing in Hyattsville 10 still playing
fere-and Independent ball only-and IL
known as Hyattsville Basebass Club,
Under the management of Harvey e.
siiith. All games MADE previously with
this team and dates remain the same and
viii be played. No league to prevent
such. Respectfully, Harvey E. Smith.
Manager Hyattsville Baseball Club.
The list of dates follow:
"Wednesday. July 3-Resent. at Hyattsvtrs
Thursday. July 24-Kenilworth. at HnttsflIs
Friday. July @-1mmanuel. at Hyattsyiue
Saturday, July 8-HyattsyiIIe at AIe1audris fAlsx.
andria Cardinals).
Wednesday July o-Lincoln A. O. 1t Hyattsvirle
Thursday. August S-Game wanted at Hyattsvilia
Saturday. August 2-Carendon. at HyatfsviIle
Sunday. August IHyattsville. At Fort Washing.
ton.
Saturday, August e-southern Baptist Of Alarm.
dria. at Huntsville
Monday. August II to Angus, c,-open dates.
Saturday, August 2-Bnshtwood 8. u. at Hyatt.
vile
September. Labr Dsy-Doubleheader vsntsd NJ
HyattsEills
For games and eIpenseat sddres Harvey Z Smith,
manager, Hyattsville Nd.
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Belmont TarIc.

FIRST RACE-Three-year-oids and up
mares. selling; six furlongs, main course
Gadeap loi: Ivabel.' lib; Lace. 1os: HUI
niiity, 81; Euterpe,s 90: Thrifty los
a hn.s IL H. los; H0u'e"a'd' no. Lady Light
SECOND RACE~Three-year-o lds and
up: selling: mile. Colonel Ashmeade.
I0; Daingerfield: 1os: Beancoup. 1i2
Tactics, Joe; springmasI id7; Water
Welles. 100.
THIRD RACE-Three-year-old and up
handicap: mile and a sixteenth: Spring
Board, us: Absconder. SO; Bruin Belle
liz '''A i"' Ne'00ofn'' " heoSe
FOURTH RACEITwo-year-oId iIlies
The Rosedale Stakes. IL furlongs;
straight. Water Lily. IN: Delft, III
ios: Naiad. is; May Dora. III: Mater. Iii.
FIFTH RACE-Four-year-old and up;
steeplechase. handicap; about 2 miles.
Owanux. 14s; Sir Giles. Is2: Brosseau.
10; Ticket O. Leave. lse: Garth. 100; Title
r. Pc,i rs; Big Sandy; ls Gsorss Emo. I s
Coventry. $50: Adventures, 10.
SIXTH RACE-Two- year-old maidens:
IL furlongs: straight Mary Warren.
iee: 0rtyx; 1851 Hi Stream. los: Ring.
Stripes. los; Uncle Nun. los; Small. los.
Windsor.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: two-year-
olds: Canadian-bred: five furlongs Marion
Gaiety. lo4; Diamond Cluster. 1l2: All
SECOND RAcE-s5oo: maidens; three
year-olds and up: selling: six furlongs.
Belle Of Brayn Mawr. 100: Tick Tack. :
lo2: Constituent. lo5: Evelyn You're. 100;
Wentworfb 100. MausoIu. ma. Trovato
1c7: Battery, Zoe: Prospect los.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500; handicap;
three-year-olds and up; six furlongs.
Ri,s H 81! .; clSser los; Knight.s
los; Jennie Geddes. loI: Leochares. LIZ:
Upright. los; Palo Alto. no.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500: three
year-olds and up: mile and a sixteenth.
los: Ymir. 1o4; John Reardon. l09; Hamil-
FIRTH RAcE-Purse. $500; two-year-
olds: selling; IL furlongs. Alador, 10I;
10: osaple. los; Hedge. III; Sky Rocket,
SIXTH RAcE-Purse; $500; three-year-
elds an, MEN, up; selling maiden jockeys.
swarenGer: 1oi: Joe Knight. no; Dem
Five. IL: Jonaail,. "; Gem&;ei p0u i@:
Bobby Boyes n: Tom sayers,' los; Theo
Anavri. lis: Orowoc,; 50.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500; three
Coppertown, 100; Cogs,s los: DR.. Waldo
Briggs, 1os; Paton,s liz; Gerard, 10s;
Enendi.' los; White Wool. 1o4: Grosvenor,
lol: Working Lad. 1o4; Missive, 1o7;
Dynamite. lO1: Lord Eiam. 100: Gates:
1c6: Capt. Bravo. LIZ. Also eligible, Ter
rible Bill, 1Ni Patruche, 80: Bobby Cook,
100: Just Red. los: Burning Daylight, l0a
"a. A. c. entry.
Weather clear; track fast
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Pure. 800: threeyear-olds and
upward; selling; sx furlonss Russell McGin, ios
(Smal), u to ], won; HUSKY Lad. los tsteele).
8 to !. second; ]. b. Houghton. 100 (Waldrou),
to ]. third. Time, lis Ralph Lloyd. Union
Jack Fem. chemulpo. Titles Nightmare. Labold.
SECOND RAcE-Puse; maiden threeyear-olds
and upward; handicap; one mile. Queed. 1os (rur-
ner), to !, won: Earl Of Savoy, lU tCarahan),
to :. second; Luther Ice (Martin). 6 10 !, third
Time, l:c - Far Doodle. Queen Sam Prospect,
Bitra, Gen. Ben Ledi, Glass, Jack Kavsnaugn,
Siltrix. and King Boz also ran.
THIRD RACE-Detroit Stakes. 800 ADDED: two
year-olds; selling; i've and one-han furlones. The
Usher. los (ioody). to 10. won; Brave Cmarder.
" McDonald). % to !. second; Pat Rutledee, IS
tSnydefl, Il to l. third. Time. los rs Amaze
msut, Super. and Miss Declare also ran. THE
Usher and Amusement coupled a. Robert Dawes
entry.D
FOURTH RAcE-Pmse, 800; handicap; three
yesr-olds and upward: one mile. The Widow Moon,
% tkederisp, to ]. won: Great Britain, Ds (Asr.
TIM. to 8. second; Bamegat loo Hohman), TO l.
third Time. 1ae Is. Samuel r. Meyer. Hamilton
F1ora Fina. and Benanet also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Pwe. 100; tvoyear-old nllies;
selling; i've furongs. Ratina, l6 (kedefiso 4 to l.
won; Color. lA (Neylon). Z TO I. second; Laura, IS
lCarter). % to /. third. Time, l1l rs Diamond
Causts. Aartola. Bun Around. serenata, Bsatants.
Emerald Cen, and Louiss Travess also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. Ssoo: thrse-yssr-oids and
upward: Ealing: ax furlonu Jssupburn. 100
lsnyder) to ]. won; Chapultepee 10 wan D,sen),
to !, second; La Mode. - (Taylor), > TO g. third
Time. ias Tender Heart, Henry Rita. and Masa-
SEVENTH RAcE-Pune. 80: three-,.sr-o,S. and
up~ard; hllies and mares; selling: one mile and
seventy yards. Camilla, l8 tsuydsr), 10 1. won;
Mis- Jonah. = fBuxton), Il 10 ]. second; Big Dip
PEI. = WARD. . to 5. third. Tine. la Niece
sukss. etasano. Volta, and Mu6 also ran
The Washington herald., 1913-07-22
WANT AID HOROSCOPE.
JULY n

This btrthdats shows the passing out
Of the sign Cancer and the coming into
the sign Leo which governs AL hirthdate5
from July . to August =
The sign Leo means the lion and 10 the
middle sign Of the ire triplicity In the
Zodiac The Sun governs this sign. The
birthstones are the ruby and the diamond
and the astral colors are red and green.
This birthdate gives great love for
music and this love should be satisfied
and given every opportunity for cultiva-
ton. Many Of the finest singers and
composers were born under the Leo sign.
All the arts. professions. higher callines
In life work attract people Of this birth
date. and. II persistent. they may reach
the greatest success in any line.
This coming two weeks. the planetary
conditions favor the advertising Of rooms
to let. houses for sale, and the placing
OF servants through the Want Ada The
Lost and Found Columns win be well
patronized-
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St. Paul, 10; Cavalry, 8.

Runs-Williams. Miller, Kooge q. Callovay e.,
Bundon, Felt. Cullum, Byer. Parsley. Lyies ~.
yalaer. Mertz t2), Coe. Williams. .First bass by
enors-Calrary. /; St Paul. Z. Left on bsses-Cal-
vary, Z; ST. Paul. g. First base balloon Blum
don, 6; of Williams. s. Innings pitched-By Blum
don, 5; by Galleher, 10; by Williams. 4 %; by
Coe, ! IL Hits made-0h Blundon, 6; OF Will
Jams. q; OF Coe, Struck out-By Blundon, 8;
by Williams s; by Coe. 2 Three-base hit-Calloway.
Twobase hits-Bundon. Mertz ~. Sacrifice hit
Goodman. Stolen bases undon. Cullum ty, Good
man, Dyer 90, Parsley tZ. Lyles. Msftx %. Ca.
don). Passed balls-Calloway. 8; Seaton, L UNI
pre-Mr. Ross. Time Of camel hour and 8 min
utes
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Shamrocks, IA; Congressionals, 3.

Runs-Scott tg. Steele. sevell 20. Glascoe. Tuck
err. Redden. York ca, Hisys 60. LACY. Greene.
Hildebrsnd. Earned runs-Shsmrocks. s; Cousres-
siouals, /. First bass By errors-Shamroch. 8: Con
eressiouals Left on bases-Shsmrocks. Z; Con-
gressionaIs, ! First base On eals-Oh Hog, q.
on Hiideband, Struck out-By Hisn. Z; ~
HiIdebrand, g. Home runs-steele. seven Three
base hits-Sewell. Glascoe. Hildeneand. fvobass
hit-Burns Sacrifice hit-Steele. TUCKER. Sacrifice
ny-Steele Stolen bases-Scott, seweil. Reddsn.
Burns Z), Greene. Double play-Duhn to BuuA
hit by pitcher-By HioU Cenhns). Umpife-Mf.
Hoffman. Time Of eams-l hour and mtnutsA
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE FOLLOWING

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE FOLLOWING
fuel for the United States Senate for the fiscal Yea.
ending June 30. 1874 viii be received at the ocs of
the SerIeantatarns Of the United States Senate un-
til u O'Clock noon on the eth DAY OF JULY.
1913. and IL that hour opened In the presence Of
those bidders who elect to be present. VIZ: Twenty
i've tons more o. less. best extra hard white an
anthracite coal stove size: 20 tons. mors or leo,
same coal, chestnut size: 600 bushels. or leo,
best hardwood charcoal: % cordh. more Or less bet
hickory wood. lSinch lengfha Apply at the of1es Of
the Sergeant Of the Senate for further infor.
nation. CHARLES r. HIGGINS. s9sesnt-stsms.
o. s. Sonata Hl.1Na
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presbYterians. Z; st. Agnes. 0.

Runs-Marks, Commons t9. Davis. Upton, J.
F1.herty. La Flaher,y Earned runs-Presbyterian,
3 First base by error-Presbyteriau, 4; st. Agnes.
!. First base on baIs-Of Lloyd. i; of Slater, 4;
Oh Naples l. Innings pitched-By Slater. I; by
Naples, . Hits made-of Slater, Z; of Naples,
Struck out-By Loyd 9; b. Slater. 4; By Naples. ].
Home run-L F1sherty. Twobase hits-Tipton.
Naples Stolen bases-Chapin Naples %, Marks.
Conner o.. Upton %. Umptre-Jaeschke. Time Of
Rzme- hour and Is minutes
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Irouuois, 8; Victors, 8.

Rpns-Diuon 60. kircfiner. HoIlock. Keister.
Kraft Ward. Hill. Whitehi1. Flynn, Schultz. King.
Earned rins-Iroquois. z; fictors. L First base by
errOrs-Tic;urs. .; Iroquois = First base on balls
on Power. ); of King, S; of Imirie /. Innings
pitchcd-By King. 1; by ImiTie. 5. Hits made-of
King. II; of Imirie 5 Struck out-By Power. o; by
King .: by Imirie 2. Three-base hits-Dillou. Hal
lock. Two-base hits-Hallock Keister. Sacrifice ~
-keister. Stolen bsses-sisrtin. King. Flynn, DID,
Ion. Power, Kraft. Ward. Hit b. pitcher-By Power.
Martin. Passed bali-Stesementer. 'UmTire-Ar.
NncIker lime Of same-l hour and . minutes
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Baptists, II; Catholic, 3.

q Runs-F1ood o., ". ,Baily tg, A. Baiiy E,'
Prinm. shiply. Childres. Boss. Brooks, Maston'
Bean First base by errors-Baptist. 2; Catholie L
Left on bases-Catholic. 4: Baptist. !. First oass
90 balls-Of Ratchet. 5; Oh Rodler, ); on primm; :
Inninss pitched-By Ratchet. Q; By Rodler. J Hits
made-o6 Hatchet, in innings; OF Rodler. In
inninsA Twonse hit-W. Bsily. sacrince ny
Childress. Double play-Shipley to BROOKS 70 Aas
ton Passed bAlls-Magrath. 2 Umpire-Mr. u.
simmons Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes
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NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY . ma :

cabOOrs ~ kfIkCI MAJ - MA
LAW Wsshinstoa. New Union Station.
- q. n Daily-An potnts On Norfolk q Weston.
Ma p n Daily-koanoke. BRISTOL Winstoo-Sal@,
knozvtiIe. CAattAnoogz. Nashyiue. New otlsan4
Through sADspee. Dining csrS
40 9 1L-f9 Bristol. Knmville. ChattsncooA,
Nashville. Memphis. and an points b IL nsu1h-
west. Washtnstou- Mmphis seepers opea as - p =.
fos Nogfolk-Leavs daily 80 q N. and mn neon
Auivs NORTON n9 = n. End sd p n. Pasias
cara fft
- p =. dan,-Beny,ius. Lnns. shssssdsaA
Dktoa. 4
1niss nm tAs seutsvsss sr.ivs 60 Z \. NJ
. =. ~ 11as q =. lkly.
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The Score.

Runs-Rswlinss Riddle. Davis Zachary. Fist
Bankers. z; Cornell. S First base on balls-on
Feiule. =; OF Sullivan, 2: of Smith. ). Innings
ritched-By Sullivan. 2; by Smith, 5. Hits made
Oh Sullivan. s; of Smith, > Struck out-By Fenle
5; by Sullivan. l; by Smith, J. Home runs-Rsw-
hngs. Riddle Sacrifice hts-Hsyes. Stolen bases
Hayes. Mcdonald. Davis t2I. Zachary, Martin. Dou-
BILE plays-Rawlinss to Riddle; Mcdonald TO Riddle /;
Litz TO Martin. Wild pitch-Smith. Umpire-Air
VIII Handiboe. Time of camel hour and 50 min
utek
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Orioles Trim Yanks.

The oriole A. c. defeated the Yankee
Juniors by the score OF 8 to 9. in q great
nine-inning rally. The feature Of the
game was . crest one-hand running
catch by p. Haislip. and the pitching Of
Jones. who had the Yankees at his
mercy. Batteries for the Yankees were
Rrodsky, L. Goldberg, Zoltrau. and
April. For the Orioles. Jones and
Cohen,
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Postoffce, s.; War, 5,

Runs-Church. d. Howell. Conlon. H. Howell,
Ro~isy, Dousherty ~, Anderson, Fenton, McCor-
mick. Herring. First base on errors-Postoface. /:
War, Left on bases-Postoffce 8; War, Fi,st
base on balls-Of Howell. 2; of RowIey, .: OF
Herring, l. Innings pitched-By Rowley 6 Is; by
Howell, % Hits made-Oa Rowley 4; of How
ell, = Struck out-By Rowlsy. ): by Howell, ,: b.
Herring. Twobase hit-Pnce. Stolen bases
Mccormick 90. Herring tZ, Howell e., Miller
Conlon. Hit by pitchey-By Rowley !; by Her
rins. L Umpre-Mr. Hughes Time Of camel
hour and u minutes
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Runs-Hovard C. Gomley ca. F. Gormley e..
oBrien. Donaldson, Fitzgerald, Hilleary. Wells 9.
King. Freeman, Bowman, Custard First base on
errors-St. Joseph, .; Wisconsin A. c.. Left on
bases-st. Joseph. 2; Wisconsin A. c., S. First
base on balls-Of Stadlei l. Struck out-By Stad-
Ter, II; by Freeman, Home run-0 Brien. Three
base ht-Freeman. stolen bases-Freeman, King
Cotton. Wells O.. Double plays-custard to G.
Gormley: @. Gornley to F. Gormley Hit by
piteher-By Freeman tSanino). Passed balls-Fi:z-
gerald, King. Umpire--Mr. Homan. Time Of
gan.e-l hour and q minutes.
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DIAMONDS.
RAILROADS.
c Chesapeake Beach Ry,

eChEOUkS OF EXCURSION TRAINS 10 AND
IRON CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECflvE JULY Z ma
WEEK DAYS.
GolNo-L4ss Dktrica Lane. n1. m . y.
IN. So. and fsg p n.
- - So. and yap p n
SUNDAYS AND HoLlDAYA'
00lNQ-LAass District Line. san, lo3o, and M
q u. sSo. sa0. tno. md Us p n.
Re1UkNlNG-Leass the Beach, 10 q u, ma
zao. sA 81 D1q. End ilao p n.
W. .. aJ0NEa. PfsAdssG
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Printers, 8: M. q. A., 8.
0 o o o 0 o I o . S
0 0 o 0 o I ! ! 0 s

Runs-Aflas Elicit. Thornbe.s. strineer, vogels-
berger Feldman- First hase By srfoes-Y. N. II. A..
q: Printer, Lat on bases-Y. N II. A., 8;
Printers. 6 Frst hase on bans-On Fei.hman. )
STRUCK out-By F1ebhmsn, .; By Weaver. IL. Ball.
F1eishmau, z Two-bas hit-Cutting. Sacrifice hit
JoAnsou. Stolen basss-Boenstt, Elicit Double
plsys-Bonett to Afhs 10 0o3dbe1. UmpiS-Mr.
we'd Uns q 0As4s lhoun
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Owing to an injury. EIberfeid ID UNI
able to play with the Chattanooga team
In the Southern League. EIbsrfeld was
formerly with the Nationals and Yankeoa
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with the count three and one. Hans
Wagner never lets the next one 60 by.
a. most batters do, according to his
own statement. TT 10 then that the
pitcher u most likely to groove the
ball." says Honus, .'a1d therefore the
vsry sadsst time Il sal 70 bang out =
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Congress Heights, z; 0xon Hill, G..

Runs-Periso. ThrsIl. Hoyle. Durity. H.dester
e., ~ Fisher, Sweeny. Rove, Major E. Fisher, 1.
Fisher. Left on bases-Consress Heights, s; oxoo
Hill First base on halls-Of Mattinsiy, j; on
Moore J. Home run-Hardester. Two-base hits
Haser, ThrsIl. DuTity, Rowe t2) L, Fisher. Stolen
bases-Rowe Rusk, Mattingly t2l, Moore. Hardester.
Durity, Hoyle. Double play-Perrigo to Hoyis.
Umpire-Mr Vensble.
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C.lpeper Macabees Win.

Special to Ths waihington H9sA
Culpeper, Va. July H.-The teams Of
Culpeper and Charlottesville Macabees
met here this afternoon. as contending
for the mastery in baseball on the Gull
pepper diamond, with the result Of s to
3 In favor of Culpeper.
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PROPOSAL.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. July IS M
Sealed proposals viii be received at this once,
room so. District Building until O'Clock p n.
JULY .. 1913, for furnishing ffteen thousand eal-
Ions Of fuel oil. specihcations and form Of pro
peal may Be obtained from the Purchasing OfBcss.
d. O., room ID. District Building CUNO H
RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON. CHESTER
HARDING. Commissioner. d, c. Ul9N,E
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CANES TODAY.

Capital City Lsaeue-Bsnksn " HystawiuA
Centni Lsagus-Norshen " fWinine
Departmsntal Leasus-Agsiculturs Va lntu3W,
Federal Lsague-Pension Bureau ". faneisvuodG
East washinstoa Sunday School Lsasus-NintA "
Reformation.
Potomac Leagus-Hishlands N O. H.
Northwest Sunday School League-Fourth ~ h.
manuel.
Junior League co,mhias " Little 0inhssA.
Eastem Leasue-westem Buds N Ayondalea
Marquette Leaeus-Holy Name W Trinity.
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Nou.MEDICAL HEALING.
Iocomotor.Ataxis Can Be Cured.

ENyonCED trs.tsieC thO BLOOD uRCULA.
abis 70 81 TO O1ce without $1,000 and
PHY6IClAN and OTHERS IN E8rABflsHING
sANATORIUN that thoss Who desfs 70. Of ths
SOo0 Locumotor Ataxics IN thsas United States:
nay have the be1eAt Of This txestms1t - . relief
and cure. vhieA b dsnisd them ffum "sJ ofhef
pooKLEr. CONSULTATION, md INfoaMA.
TON TREE LADY ASSISTANT. HOURS. y
q n 70 D .. Sunday. u to L
Prof Il. n d. PARKER.
~ M g. n W., WsdhtnSfon, ID. o.
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JUNIOR LEAGUE
EXTENDS SCHEDULE
New Organization Playing On Rose
dale Fairgrounds Adds Thirty
Five Games to List.

The Junior League. a new organiza-
ton In the field this season. has met
with so much success that the officers of
tho association have extended the sched-
ule by adding thirty-five games to
the list. All OF the clubs in the league
are composed OF juvenile players and the
spirit of rivalry which exists between
the teams has made the league . pros
porous one.
The Highlanders club Is leading the list
at present with seven games won and
one lost. but II is being closely pushed
for the first honors by the Astoria out
fit, who have five victories to its credit
and three defeats marked against them.
The first four clubs in tine league have
all got a chance at coping the bunting.
and by rearranging Of the schedule the
Victors and Columbias, who are trailing
the race. win also now have q chance of
winning the pennant.
The following games were added to
the list:
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Distric: Of Columbia. Washington. July 2, 1919
Sealed proposals will 10 received 1t this offcs
Room 500. District Building until o'clock. p N,
August 9Th. 1913 for furnishing and delivering three
hundred Cso low pressure FIRE hydrants. for use In
the Water Department, this city. Specifications and
form Of proposal may be obtained from the Pur-
chasing Officer. D. O.. Room 50. District Building
OLIVER p. NEWMAN. FREDERICK L. SID
DONs. CHESTER HARDING. Commissioners.
ID. c. f22AGAA
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
of Columbia. July Is. 1873 Sealed proposals. viii
b received at the Office a the Secretary Of the
Board Of Commissioner. Room 100. District Build-
ing. until O'Clock. p. NJ, Monday. July \. las
for furnishing and installing complete. electric
lighting nxtureA conduits telephone. clock snd on
systsma, at Normal School. No. 10, located -
Georgia Avenue. between Howard Placs and RstI.
mont Street, Northwest. Washington. d. @ Blask
forms Of peoposal. specifications and all necesary<
information may Be- obtained from the Chief Clsrky
Engineer Department. Room 81. District Buildins,
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July 3-Astorias -. victors.
July 2i-Hishlanden ". Iruquois.
July E-victorB " Columbian
July 8-rroauois W. Little Climhe1.
July 3-Highlanden VI Astoriaa
July e-AstoGias " Little Climbaa
July p-Iroquois VI. Columbias.
July :l-Hishlanders Va vict0iaA
August l-Astorias VI Irouuoia
August 2-Columbias " Hishlandera
August Little Climber ~ victorA
August SColumbias Va AstoriaA
August 6-Hishlanden IA Little Climbers
August T-victon u IroquoiA
August s-Littls Climber N ColumbiAs'
August e-victon ". Astoeiaa
August n-Iuquois " Hishlandan
August E-Cchmbias ~ Victon.
August Little Climber " lroquois
August N-Astorias VI Hishlanden
August l5-Little Climber " Astorias.
August B-Columbias ". Iroquoia.
August 1s-victors Va Highlandsra
August ls-Iroquois " Astoria
August D-Hishlanden ". Columbia
August Z-victos ~ Little Cimh4A
August a-Astorias W Coaumbias.
August 9-Littie Climbers N HiShlsnders.
August 5-Iroquois N victonI
August B-Cofumhias ". Little CHnbers.
August H-Aaofias "a victora
August 3-Highlandas ~ IruquoiA
August 9-victon N Columbian
August 0-lroquois Va Little Climber.
September l-Highlanden N AstoriasI
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