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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-08
Infants Department

We can now show you the best
assortment of Infants Goods that
we have ever had
New Hats, new Caps, new Dress
es, new Bootees, new Sacques, new
Night Robes, new Babies Kid Shoes,
in white, black and tan.
Babies Shoes and Moccasins in
all Of tho popular styles at soc per
pair.
Babies Dresses, 25c up TO $500
each. soc buys a good value, and
500 is popular price ana "a
beauty.
Babies Caps, very pretty at use;
soc ones are as good as last years
Toe values.
Babies Straw Hats are good in
the larger sizes.
Babies Blankets in all prices, also
a full line of Embroidered Flannels,
all of them new
Babies Bootees at Zoe, 15c, zoe.
and 25c.
Babies Bids from sc up to soc;
15c buys nice thick Bib.
These can all be bought by Parcel
Post and sent free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-08
A. p. ABBOTT Il co.
Our New Suits and Coats

We have within number of Suits Sep
Goats These Suit and Coat values that different These
garments up you will find
little different
Here lot that different You will hardly find
them alike and each style hardly tell
which the better Many ladies remark that nobby
We showing line of dresses that
than ordinary width Colored Pcoat all the
lar coo and in qualities 81 Is $3.50 See special Coored Mes
saline Petco $3.50 We have received another lot Of those special
Atwood Serge Suits S1250
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-08

There will be a special
TX Communication of Granite
N lodge. No. IS. r. and A. NJ,
AVA Tuesday evening at ! O'Clock.
* Work. NJ. NJ. degree. Per or
" der W. VI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-08
New Wash Goods

Silk Crepe in tan stripe, green
stripe, navy stripe and lavender.
This is cloth that will be closed
out in few days and the history
of these good things is that there
won't be any more of them this
season, We are pricing these at
39c per yard.
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tween season. period. with much uncertainty
over What will happen TO the remnants OF
the old crop and more uncertainty over the
new crop outlook The net results ;n the
future market were an advance o. : 90 80
points. The high prices were made on sat
urdsy aad the low prices on Monday. ~
the highest the trading months we're su>f
points over last weeks close. at the lowest
they were s05 points under. The range va
fS13s points. The rising tendency OF me
msrekt after the opening session W1s que
10 buiifsh support Induced by reports OF
IN improvement in the spot demand These
reports were strengthened by me higher
prices at most Southern port centres during
the week A. the time the spot mar
ket did not show any great activity, no very
huliish claims were Insde regarding March
commitments and exports sunk TO low
level amounting 20 only is. ga bales ~ all
United states ports for the week against
ia ss1 this week lat year
The weather conditions OF the week were
generally called unsatisfactory. the rains
and TOW temperatures interfering with work
in the heids Encouraging reports regarding
preparations for the new crop we're received
from few points in Georgia and Texss
DRY Weather 70 20 ahead with plowing Wig
orouyiy
In the spot department prices gained &c.
rniddlins closing al u efsc. against IL 7-lec
THU. week ixst year. sales the spot
amounted 10 sZeo bales against 5s4s this
week last year. ami So this week two
wear. ago: ssles TO arrive amounted TO "a
bates against liz last week and s.s@5 this
" last
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tsalss at Union Stock Iards)
Richmond, Va. February 8 lslS
-~R.,ort of the live stock market for the
week ending February ): 49,
BEST steers. 7i.1sc.; medium TO good. sis1
nc: common TO fair. 5G5Sc.; best heiferA
si-e7.c.; medium TO good. vas; common
Co fair lIsd5c.: best cows. Izpsc. medium
70 good. IxS5xc.: common to fair. J.G:c:
best oxen 5iS65,zc.; medium TO good i.3q
&c; common to fair. s;iaf4c-; bulls 4lsa
Sc: best calves s6iec.; fair to good: :ase /:
dicks. Ig5c. Cows and calves, s35a 900 pc.
head. Best heavy hogs SIS; medium and
lightwelsh hogs. &c.: piRe. 'Agsc-; sows
and stays of7c.: best lambs, f1src-: me-
dun 20 good. 5t.s57c. common TO fsir. tg
SC. best sheep. sG51zc.: fair 20 medium %
&C.: common TO fair. 3i=dnsc-
New York February s--Beeves-No sales.
Feeling noninaiiy unchanged. CalNes-No
sales. Feeling nominslly tseady sheep and
Ianb~-Steedv sheep (e~es,. q 25dooo
lambs. ssas g. Hoss-No sales. Feeling
nerninaliy Arm
Chicaro. Ill. February s-Cattle-Steady-
Beeves. s. 5ouss9. cows and heifers, SEA- 70,
slvss 60 56di0. =. Hogs-Firm. bulk OF sales.
ssds H. Sheep-R.ceiptS. 900 head. Market
steady Native, Hsjd6I5; lambs. native.
s. eeSfe a.
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BROAD RecK WATER SHIPMENTS.
spur Track Co Bottfin< Plant Wade Ne
ce<sary by increases Busises>-

The Broad Rock Mineral springs
ComDany commenced last week the
grading work on private spur track
te -o.ect the biz 5ottliug establish
me-t &C the Broad Rock spring. Ia
Chesterfield County. With the Belt Line
u the Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac and the Atlantic Coast Line
railways The track. which viii be.
about three quarters OF a mile In length
viii ran direct from the bottling house
To- the Eei. Line. and viii enable the
company % load cars under their own
sheds When this track Is completed.
and the contract calls for It's compile
firn iu thirty DAYS. the company will
load directly into the cars solid car
load Of the famous Broad Rock water
every dav for New York city. and two
or three week for Washington. Hal-
finorc AND Philadelphia The nisce,-
isn~ous business 60 points other thar
those named VIII ado tu'o or three
nor. cars Dor week This increased.
business ncceSSirssed the building OF
the spur track and the abandonment
Of the dray.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. February s-Fiour-Duil-
whest-Spot steady: No. > red. 81 o>61 1911
No. northern. Duluth. sLsli.. Corn-Pirm
at 5si.c-
Hides and Leether-Firm. Petroleum.
steady. Nooi-Steady Rosin-Stesdy: strain
ed. common to good. s5..5d5.so. Turp-ntine-
Firm: machine barrels. 4sc. Rice and No
laSses-steady Sugar-Rsv and refined
STEADY. Butter and Chese-Stesdy and IN
changed Cofee-Spot, quiet; Rio. No. :.
49, q i3s,c.: santos. No. 4 iS;2c.: mild. duh
CorGovz Ia. ElSc- nominal Potatoes and
Csbbe geS-Steady and unchanged. Peanuts
Steady and unchanged. Freights-SteaGy
and unchanged
Cottons-ed oil vas trife lower under
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th~ actual eondittsr % tl~ sl-ariuE house
banks and trust tnilparlrs for the Ne-A
sfo--s has ne. hold O. 81 - r-r~rfr - -
-. 81 l~xaf r~a.ffrsaferfs THIS a. -
100 - 3 =. - fr..1 fasf eek The state
ulenf. AFtuai frunlI.
Loans g. % So ~ lurreasf t-,l--i
Sr.ris rrs1 81 80 To- r~ase $3.50
r~esf .e,f~ra o. ~ o. decrease. 81 - 80
Net deposits q stt1stfe9 decrease $50
80
f-irrufssso, sfs ~ - frfr~aee 81 -
as~E. rssn rrsrrV~ M gauH. - 80
Tru- companies cfrh feferfe ~ Faail
tesEeLero
Are-~ssf~ rzsh r~s-rre ti-k -
Fr~s-. Ia9fui reserve. sS.7E1 decrsss~
Trast sOnpsaiss reserve VITA ei>.rins-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 5. 1913.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chs1sii.e and passengers Old Dominion Line
Sfesu-r Mo51ack. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings merchandise and
passehseys- Virginia Navigation COMPANY
Stezrner Aurora, Frrrssn. Petersburg and
James River landing. merchandise and pas
e. SAILED.
steamer. B~rksi-y. shelly. Norfolk. m>r-
chsndis. and passenger. Old Dominion Line
steamer Aurora. Furmsn. Petersburg ana
lanes River landings. merchandise and
passengers Furrusr Line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

house Tn~r1bers carrying : per cent cash
reserve. Sss.StIe-lo
summary Of state banks and trust COM
panIes In Greater New York rot included IA
clsariag- house Sts ferlent-
Loans. sS@t SO 80. increase $50"
Specie. Sd. ss--t9, "ccreese. $50
Legal tenders g. -a9 80. dcc-els 20. Sis So.
Total deposits. 81 ~ ssg. Increase. S,sie,-
20
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prohibiting. but the undertone was steady.
owing 20 reports OF satisfactory trade con-
aitions closing net unchanged 20 points
lower Prime crude. zoo 81; prime sum
Iner yellow, e.2sps5; February and March.
$50; April ssi: Nay and June. s3Si July.
s4: August SIS: September. 81; prime win
ter yellow. sl5Sss5; DO. summer white. sson
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. c. February Spirits
Turpeu;ine-Stssdy Ttc; receipts Is
casks Rosin-Stesdy at t5S: receipts 10
barrels Tar-Firm ct $40; receipt. bar
reis Crude Turp~atine-Firm at ss1toe
Savannah. Ca. February S-TuTpentine-
Firm at i23<strc.: ssies N casks. receipts
go casks; shipments S7s casks: stock Il. 10
casks Rosin-Firu;: sales s1s barrels. re-
ceipts rs barrels; shipments S4 barrels:
stock fcsos5 barrels. Quote: and y. $500
zoo: and p. ssee
: New Orleans. February S-Rosin--ReceiptS
$50 bzrrei. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. = barrels
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CHICAGO GRAIN NAkKFT.

Chicago. III. February -RInors that
decisive action regarding Turkey vas aoou.
70 be taken BY Germany acS England
brought a stampede 10 d. on the up side
In -shest II consequence the market closed
lac above last night: oats with gain of
,,Fi.c.. and provisions unchanged TO nc.
advance
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

msrciai bills. s4s3A Bar silver
s2i. Mexican dollar. 4SZ. Govern
ment bonds easier Railroad bonds ir-
regular.
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8, .Ioi,aii sI. No = hard. s4'x1seiic.; no a.
northern. s2Nasss.c.: No. northern, W W
ati,c No . spring. SoGeic.: veivet cnaH' VIC
s9i,e dururn s7assc. Osts-No white 90
. CSC; standard 55i41ss'.e.
Ral.fmere Nd February S.-Wheat-Ftrm-
err contract Si.e7;I Corr-Firner; contract
. 5slsc Oats-Stesdy 10 friu; No Wh!te.
/ Sa,.arc,: standard white, 3si1nSsc- Rye-ln-
sctiye: 10 white domestic. sinIzc-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETs.
COTTON GooDs MARKETS.

. New York. February s-Cotton goods mar
kets hold steady with business along at a
moderate pace Yarns rule generally stesdy
for the period.
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DIRECTORS

> T. ADDISON National state and Csty bsnk
JAMES Y Preside Planters National Esnk
JONATHAN Manager Joseph BRYAN Estate
EIwoOD cox y 60 President Commercial National
w W : & Co Meat Packers
ASHLEY HORNE President Clayton Banking COMPANY
HERBERT w. JACKSON. President 81 the COMPANY
rotgS r. vice-rresident First National Bank
= MONTAGUE Weep Planters National Bank
+ Il MORRIS. Bank Of Richmond
J-xrrS MOsBy. Capitalist.
T. NirsinsCsroins Chenca
.,op r,x y Planters Nstensi Bank
Co
9 WILLIAMS. National Bank
PHIL P wrrT1.orK- Virgins chevoots
Holm 1. wISco. Leaf Tobacco.
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RICHMOND sTOCk NAKKET.

b. Richard ". Naury.
Stock and Bond Broker. 1915 L. Main street
Richmond. Va. February :. 1915.
STATE SECURITIES. Biz. Asked
Virginia ss Ola. 9. and r.. ~ SIS
Va Centuries. 20. G. and r. 1871 - -
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open daily from - \ " 70 8 ?. ~
Admission 15c. F-se ~ Setnrd<y<
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SOUTHERN COTTON WILL STOCKS.

osstsffons Furnished - = v. Law & Co
Sosrtanburs. : ..
For week ending February isiS:
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York

Sales. Stock.
Aliis-Chalmers ......-....
Ailis-Chalmers. pfd......,
1870 Amalgamated Copper e.,
Amer. Agri. Chem. com
Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
$500 American Can .........-..
40 American Can. pfd....-..
10 Amer. Car and Foundry
30 American Cotton OIL.
Am. Hide and Leath., pr
American Linseed OIL.
100 American Locomotive ..|
Amer. Malt Co. pfd. o..
30 American Smelling .....
American Snuff. COM
American Sugar ..........
loo Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
3sD American Tobacco. com
American Tobacco. pfd.
go Anaconda Copper ........
81 Atchison ...........-.....-,
Atlantic Coast Line.
A. &. l.. OF Connecticut.
iDc Baltimore and Ohio.
80 Bethlehem steel Co. CON
Bethlehem steel Co. MD
100 British Amer. lob. co.
40 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
10 Central Leather, COM
3.2de Canadian Pacific ........
10 California Petroleum 90.
100 chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western
fhi. Great West, pfd. 90
-, chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
crucible Steel Cor com
Crucibfe steel. pfd.....-.
80 Colorado Fuel and Iron
80 Colorado and Southern.
~ Consolidated Gas ...-...-|
~ Corn Products. COM.
Den. and Rio Gran, com
So Erie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Erie. list pfd................
Fed. Min. and Sm. pfd.
General Electric --..---.-.
Geo. W. HeliDe TOb- Co.
2.-ss Great Northern. pfd....-.
100 Great Northern ore cts
iDp Illinois Central .,...-.-..
30 Interboro- Met. ..-.....-.-,
So Interboro- Met. pfd...,.-.
Int. Mer Marine. com.
International Paper -..
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Va Car. Chem pfd . c..-.--ioo liz
Va Building and Loan CO.. loy 10
jefferson Realty Corp LIST ptd.i STA
Quotations Tor interest-paying bonds are
at q price 20 which Interest must be add
ell Income bonds and certificates OF ind-bt-
~due=s fat.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. February 8, 1913.
sHOi.EsALE QUOTATIONS on CHANCE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

New York. February S.--Mouey on
call nominal. no loanz- Time loans
stronger. sixty days Ter cent. ninety
LAYS. a.. SIX mcrths- - -
Prime mercantile paper. 81 y
oer cent Sterling ex-
change firm. with actual business In
RANGES bills at st-S3 for sixty day
bius aud az saS5so for demand Com
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OFFICERS.

Herbert w. Jackson, President
lanes Boyd John NJ Miller, J, Vicepres
n Avlett Secretary Iohn H. Southsf Treasurer
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~e~ Orleans. Februsry S-ve~siy Revi-v-
ONLY moderate volume % business wss
done IN the cotton u1arket THE week. The
carnival holidays cut into trading 20 some
extent and the market vas Affected ~ the
dizziness nov generally IN al ~ the lsres
cotton markets Of IRE World y vas o BE-
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r-ir~s ,srehaur~d. American rniddiins fair.
~. good ruiddlinr. 1Is. raiddiine. so. low
rniddifns. q "a. good ordinary. 50. ordinary.
az The sales 81 the DAY we're 80 bai~s.
- -~hfrh ~ were f0r -recgiaficr ard export
snd fn~l1d~d go American. Receipts 800
bales. NJ American. ruf1res orsnrd quiet
and closed cufet and sfrsfy.
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Total sales Tor DAY, bSH tnsrts
Total sales for week (six daysf, l,zIleV shafss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-24
BENEDICTINE LOSES
IN FINAL STRUGGLE
High School Takes Big End of Three-Game Series
From Cadets-Both Teams Play Remarkable
Ball Behind Good Pitching

Benedictine College lost out I'm the
final contest of the baseball season to
John Marshall High School yesterday
afternoon at Byrd Park. The score
was to l.
Each team had one victory to it's
credit. and the contest was spirited
and interesting throughout the whole
nine innings.
In the first frame Of this hard fought
contest High School secured three runs
by errors of Parsons and Barrett and
two-bagser By Robins. Turner struck
out, Mathews hit to Parsons. who
muffed, Asher hit to Barrett who
missed. Tinsley hit to Parsons who
errored again. Mathews and Asher
scoring. Hoover went out to pitcher,
Robins laced out n Texas Lacquer.
scoring Tinsley. Baldwin went out to
right. finishing a weird inning and
giving High School a three run lead,
which was never overcome.
The Benedictne lads however, made
bravo though Intellectual efforts to les
sen the gap 1t happened in their half
Of tho Same inning. Barrett got a
single: stole second: Fletcher was ga &c
on Tinsley's error; West drove one to
left that looked good for three bases,
but L. Turner stabbed 1t: nevertheless,
Barrett came home with tho Cadets
only talley. Fletcher died al third and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-24
CORNELL FAVOR|TE
IN HARVARD RACE

Ithaca. y =. May 2s.-with Cornell .
seven to five favorite. large lumber OF
bets were placed here tonight on to-mor-
rows boat race with Harvard. Experts seem
generally agreed that the lthacans Will he
easy winners. on tho inlet to day they
showed admirable snap and dash. Their
boat travelled well between strokes and
white they have not ncch body swing as
Harvard. they catch tho water better and
get their out cleaner 5nd faster.
HarVDrds freshmen and varsity got out
on CayuEa Lake this morning closely fol-
lowed by Coach Jim Wray in his single shell
and the varsity showed improvement since
the race of May IL. 1t was noticeable. how
ever. that half the members OF tho crew were
bit short on the catch at times. Some OF
them clipped their stroRe and started their
seats away before their oars We're anchored
Cornells oarsmen were kept In by studies
this morning hut at O'Clock they did some
spritinG in the inlet
The varsity race Will be rowed at o'clock
to- morrow afternoon. and the freshman race
will come Immediately afterwards, followed
by Cascadila Preparatory School OF Ithaca
against Stone Preparatory School OF Boston
Hnrvard's freshman crew Is credited with
more than one victory over the varsity, but
a, that Ithacans count on the Cornell fresh
men to win on their great sprintng ABILITY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-24
LOCAL SCHOOLS
EXPECT H0N0RS
Benedictine College Will Send
Six Athletes to William and
Mary Track Meet TO-DAY.

Benedictine College will send the following
six men to Williamsburg to compete in tho
Tidewatcr intersoholastic track meet at VIII
liam and Mary College this afternoon at 3
o'clock:
streat. 5o-yard> dash. loc-yard dash. ono
mile, discus throw. shot-put az pounds. 220
and 4io-yards runs.
Kahn 20 and l90-yard dash. onc-ln,le re-
lay half mile. shot-put Q2 pounda). high
jump. broad jump. discus throw
Binns. 80 and leo-yard dashe.. haif-mile
run shot-put az pounds), broad jump. relay.
Mnhoney. half-miio and one-niie runs
broad jump. high jump. shot-p ut az poundS.
relay.
Morrison. shot-put Q2 pounds), half milo
and one mile runs. 2oD-yard dash. 50 and 100
yaro dashes discus throw. relay. high jump
and broad jump.
There Viii be n number Of prep. schools en-
tered in this meet Richmond being reprs-
sented by Benedictine Academy and Nc
CURES Hampton High School Sewpor.
News High School. william shurC schnols
Fork Union Military Academy will be among
some OF Ia schools competing.
Manager west. OF the cadets from, Rene
dictine College. said last night that he wa s
fully confident of winning at least some hon :
ors this meet.
There will probably he a dance given the
visiting athletes. and the Hampton Hirb
School girls will he on hand to help IN the
fun.
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CHIMBORAZO SCHOOL
DRAWS FIRST BLOOD
Wins First Game From William Fox in Battle for
Baseball Championship of Grammar Schools.
Lueb Stars for East-Enders
in Ninth Inning

IN the FIRST game of tho series for
the grammar schools championship Of
Richmond Chimborazo defeated WI
nam FOX to in an exciting game
yesterday afternoon on the grounds of
Christ Church Association
l-ueb. OF Chimborazo. Inquired in n
sensational Casey at the Bat" scene.
except that he didn't strike out. but
with the bases full and two men out
In the ninth inning. with the score
against his club. he lined out single
which sent three men across the rub
Der before the sphere was returned 70
me diamond. Stewart brough; in the
winning run when he executed a fade
away slide a the plate. the catcher
having received n high thrown ball
ana was unable TO tag the midget OF
Chimborazo in time TO prevent the
score being chalked up
y feature OF the game was the mound
work OF Dabney, for Chimborazo He
was particularly effective in pinches.
ana with the bases fun In the third and
seventh innings he retired the side by
the strike-out route
The Fox boys outhit the East Enders.
but the ChimboraZo players took ad :
vantage of the loose PLAYING OF the
FoK boys. and really scored when they
mad no license TO do so.
Inc second game Of the series will
pc prayed Monday. and because OF the
Ctosehess OF yesterdays contest great
interest has been aroused In the series.
ana Mondays contest Will doubtless
draw large crowd In event the Fox
team wins Mondays game. "a date for
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Hierholzer went out to the inheld
This was the last chance for the
Cadets except in the third. when
Fletcher was hit in the ribs. came to
third on Vests neat two-bagger; but
here again he died. the needed punch
being lacking. Not once after that
were the Cadets able to reach third.
The High School lads secured an
other tally In the ninth.
There were only four hits secured off
Long Tom" Overmans delivery. while
Baldwin yielded exactly the same mum
Der OF safe swats.
The only clouts for extra bases were
secured by West and Robins, both being
double sackers.
The playing OF Pollard, for Benedic-
tine. was stellar. He is sure some
shortstop.
High School has two good fielders in
Asher and Turner, each OF whom robbed
Hierholzer of a threcb Dagger at least.
The score:
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ENTRIES FOR BENNING
RACES TODAY
The service test. seventeen miles.

The service test. seventeen miles.
First the Bennings three-year -olds
and upwards one mile and qusrter-Ray-
mond 1855: Sir Giles. 1i7; Seliwood l55
cloud i55: Hand Running. III; Varuna. l42:
Ballihsy. 1872: Norbtt. 1856.
Second race-the Henry OF Navarro stee-
plechase. Army. about two and one half
m'les-Rapid Flight 1853; Fico. $50; Kyrat.
49,; o. X, i59; Kinnclon. la San Angelo.
l6i: Old Grind. la4: seagg. 1874.
Third raee-the Rock Creek cup. hacks
and hunters. one and one-half milos-Wnl-
ing. $50. Golden. l65 Absconder. 155; Sell
wood. $50. Varuna l55: Spectator. leo.
Fourth raco-the Stephen Il. Elltns cup.
steepSchase. about two and one half miles
Rice Grain. lis; O'Bear. 1i2; Gun Cotton
1853; Z. Navarro. 1853: Kyrat. $50; Lean, 1883:
Wooltcx. 1876
Ftfth race-the Army and Navy cup
Army fat mile and a quarter r a pd
Flight. 1907 Phoenix Stag, l5e; Goldwick
l5!: Hand Running. 1871: Kinnelon. 152:
Mason, 16i: Hanna Louise. 1872; InouIsitor.
1872. Highland Chief. 1856: Corseo. 152: Old
Erin. l52; Kark Decker. 1852: Gilbert. 152.
Sixth race-the Washington Riding and
Hunt Club cup. steeplechasc for hunters
about three miIes-Essex. l52: Jack Middle
ton. i52; Mo. l52; Two Saints. 165.