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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06

paralso de la carload que una pl11na
maravillosa de Hupman Benavente
harla resaltar, lleno de ensuenos, de en-
cantos, sobre las sedas de sus cuartillas
de prlncipes del bien decir.
F'ue, en- suma, una verladera noche de
algeria. Apuntar el nEmero de los in
fantes agraciados es impossible. Aque-
LAS filas no Sc extinguian! Aquellas ca
rltas rubias Y triguenas cue pedian con
sus oJcs y sus labios un juguete I'm
cartucho de 'duloes, eran muchas, eran
muchas. :.
Ri =" Club de Damas'' el eentil Club
de Damas debe estar contento Y salts
fecho. Ell regocijo fu6 immense. Los nj
nos pobres de San Juan, tienen, hoy ale
gria... i La vida de una infancia!
En- los salones del Casino Espaiiol Sc
celebr0 anoche la jarana que anunciara-
mos.
5Nombres? impossible! 5Qui6n Sc
atreve apuntar, sin Garnet la vista. de
aquel selecto n1mero, sin exponerse a un
olvido involuntario? Solo Sc cue ell bale
estuvo concurr;d1simo. Y que fu6 bri-
Llante, coano todos los del Centro.
que los ritmos de bellas musicali-
zaciones de cuerdas, bajo una lluvia de
luz intensa por los salones del Centro
habla una lluvia de parejas.
ESQ es 10 que queda en- mi, como una
bella y lajana vision, de la fiesta que di6
anoche el Casino Espanol.
Una vision bella lejana, que me tnae
fragancias y colores y luces y versos.
Para embarcar hacia Santo Domingo,
cuyo gobierno le ma llamado para con-
farle delicadas misiones, Sc encuentra.
desde aver, en- San Juan, ell ilustre re-
pdblico don Juan Isidro Gim6nez.
Por la patria por la paz, ell senior
Gimenez accede a los ruegos de Monse-
nor NOuel, y, hoy, va para su pals e!
ex-Presidente de aquella rep1blica.
LUIGI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06
Un bote volcado

Debido la fuerte brisa que reinaba
esta tarde la una media, Sc volc6 en-
la bahia un bote propiedad del botero
generalmente conocido por "Cayayo",
quien 10 tripulaba en- companfa de un
amigo suyo. Las lanchas ''Triunfo" y
" "Franklyn, " propiedad del Arsenal y
de la Aduana, acudieron inmediata-
mente al lugar del suceso y evitaron
que los naufragos pereciesen ahogados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06

II, loco de jatbiJo.-i ESQ! Los
Il Melchor, ell CASPIAN ". el otro
lEl Navaja-Eso, w.. ell otro.. los
tres Reyes Magos.
Lill, Zezette Riri, uaa tienpc D san
poder hablar casi, de la eneoci0n.-Los
Reyes Ma. -
Ell Navaja, autoritariamente.- Como
10 ois Melchor, Gaspar w.. ell otro. Los
tres en- persona y uno solo Ell esencla.
Esos somos nosotros y venimos traeros
la mar de juguetes; pero como os dels la
vuelta y nos guipeis, agiiecamos el ala,
porque no qucremos que nadie mos vea
Ell Pirri-Eso, nadie nos puede yer.
El Navaja.-Con que. 5. 81 me prone
teis mo mirarnos.
Los tres ni1os, escomdieado la cara en-
tire las almOhadas-iS1, 81
Ell Navaja, en- vO2 baja, a su c6anphce.
-AIbreviemos, y de naja. :. "a los NJ
nos, en- v0s a.)-Pues, entonces, 81 no
mirafs, vais a yer. DeSpu6s de coger de
sobre la mesa dos b0nob0neras de plata
cia,celada q guarddrselas en- Ell bolsi-
llo, dice, 0]tuec0ndo la VOs :-Senor don
Gaspar, va que estos nenes han ,prometi-
do no mirar y estarse quietecitos les vas
poner en- ell zapato cada uno de ellos
dos grandes paquetes die bombones de
chocolate; pero de los giienos de esos que
compran cuando van al teatro Las hijas
die aquel senior tan rico que nos regal6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06

decir:
I'll II Fueaan anuncios de CIIARLESlD
REVoLUcloN MATRloMoNlos:
Usando JABON "COPCO" foane
todos los domesto, TuITiCAs Sc CASAN
De vnea los pnpes establenlentos Jmaa
El Cielo de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06
iiPUEBLO! iiBASTA DE ENGANOS! iiNO MAS GUARAPOS!
NO MAS BREBAJES QUE PRODUCER COLICOS POR CERVEZA!

Las UN1CAS VERDAD UNICAS cervezas de
"ZACHERLBRAU" "INDIA- WHARF, de CADIERNO
Fl esabecmiento desprovisto de qumas cervea
Exg1d estas maravilosas
CU1DAD de las FALSIFICACIONES Una prueba bast
l Eso es cerveza VERDAD que nutre; que da gob
LAVANDERAs, AHoRRAD TEMPO Y DINERo.
"BROWN" b6n
cencas astcas Es abon mas bato del
TRES CENTAVOS CADA BARRAs
nendo 80 barras Sonctad Jb6n GANGA cuya
dad ha eausado estupor toda la Isla.
CADIERNO HERMANOS AGENT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06


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The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
ELECTRIC PARK RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three-year-ol and up
longs. Sidon, lis CBauer), $40 won;
inclement. ITO CPickens), 500, second:
Inspired. 1l0 (Sterling). $3.50. third.
Time, 0:59 Our Nugget, Spring Up. and
swell Times also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-olds and
longs. Little Pal. l1 Pickens). $50.
won; Phew, 100 Gohnston). $40. second ;
Blue Crest, los (Skirvin), $50. third.
Time, 0:59 IS. Shreve, Firm, Shillalah.
and Black Branch also ran.
THIRD RACE-Three-year-ol and up
ward: selling; four and one-half fur
longs; Pink Lady, 100 (AleN, si.65. won:
Black SILK, lo5 Feeney), $3.50. third.
Time. 1:0i. Mabel Lyon. Gold Check.
Pons Newell. Golden Cluster, Wool Gate.
and T. b. Spears also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Two-year-old and
upward: selling: four and one-half fur
longs. Ella Crane, 100 (Deunter), $50.
won; Fanchette. liz (Matthews), $40,
third. Time, O:5s S-5 Refugitta, Anna
Claire. Roseburg ". and Lothario also
FIFTH RACE-Four-year-old and up
ward: six and one-half furlongs. Ben
Prior. 100 Dennler), s1l50. won; Slim
Princess, Ill (Doyle), $3.50. second; Royal
Onyx, no. tPickens). $40. third. Time.
l:2s Remarkable and Toniata also ran:
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-olds and
Jessupburn. 10 Dennler), s132o. won;
Camel. lis CSkirvin). $50, second: Stel-
cliff, los CPickensl. $3.50, third. Time,
i:34 is. Deborah. Glenn Beachley, II. NJ.
Sabbath. Harmon Pass, Barn Dance,
and Pretend also ran.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
BATTLE ROYAL
TO NOTRE Dame
C.. U. Defeated by Western
Collegiate Nine in List
less Game, 9 to S.
FARRELL IN uMELIGHT
Tommy Ryan Is Given Poor Support
by Red and Black Team-Lathrop
Alright in Pinehes.
FARRELL IN uMELIGHT

Catholic University went down to de-
feat before the Notre Dame University
team yesterday on Brookland Field. 8 to
5. The Red and Black with its patched
up lineup were in no way able to cope
with the fast Indiana aggregation. The
Brooklanders played listless ball at sew
eral stages Of the contest. and it was
this fact that was responsible for the
defeat. Notre Dame played a fast con-
sistent game all the way. and made the
most OF all their opportunities.
Tom Ryan started the game on the
mound for the Red and Black, and he
pitched a good game. all things con-
sidered. The support accorded him was
not of the best and all the errors made
behind him figured materially in the
scoring.
Lathrop was on the hill for Notre Dame
and he was hit pretty freely by the
Brooklanders. They touched him up for
a total of ten hits, and he passed three.
However, he kept the hits fairly well
scattered, and the team behind him
held him up in grand style.
Farrell, at first base, played a great
game for the Hoosiers. He handled his
eight chances without a sIip-up, and
cracked out four hits in his five trips
to the plate. Mills. in right field. also
put up a stellar article of ball. Score:
The Score
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
RACING RESULTS AND ENTRIES.

Lost Fortune, 1oe (Kederis). 1910. won:
Blacktoney. lis CAM, 81 second
Meshach, los CBoreD. $3.50, third. Time.
sos 4-5 Miss Chariot, Eustace. Caron-
ONE, Harbard. Lady Innocence. and
High Glass also ran.
THIRD RACE-Handicap; mile and
seventy yards. Swannanoa, 1o2 Martini.
si1-2 90 won; Ten Point, lis lGross). $40,
second: Prince Hermis, 81 (McCabe).
g. third. Time, 1:F. Hamilton and
Irish Gentleman also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Juvenile Stakes:
five furlongs. Salon, 1T tGoose). IS. won;
Aunt Mamie, s. OMcCabel, SGD. second;
Old Ben, I04 (BoreD. $40. thind; Time.
;o2 rs. Tiktok, Edith W, Brlsg' s
Brother, Frances NJ, David Craig, Ruby
Hyams. and Toynbee also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selling: mile and sew
enty yards. Ballyshe, % callahan,
s2l.5o. won: Beautiful. los (Andress),
i ;sffd r sssr Bet so.S Ms MsT2
Winifred D., Duchess Daffy. Title S
Nightmare. Trojan Belle. and Supple
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-one and one-half miles.
Sir Catesby, los CTaplin). to 10. won:
Superyisor, 10 Hanoverl. $40. second +;
2:3S Is. Dick Baker also ran.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
DOGS RUNNING WILD.
Children of Southeast Washington
Victims of Stray Ours.

Southeast Washington was given a wild
mad-dog scare yesterday when several
persons in that section of the city were
badly bitten by stray dogs.
Ethel Perry. nine years, DDS Pennsyl-
vanie Avenue Southeast. was savagely
attacked yesterday afternoon at lis
o'clock on Pennsylvania Avenue, near
Minnesota Avenue by a stray dog. The
little girls right arm was broken, and
her wrist was badly lacerated. She was
taken to the Casualty Hospital in the
patrol wagon of the Eleventh Precinct
Station.
At 1870 o'clock yesterday morning
Mary Franc, three years old, 22l Ana
costa Road. was bitten on the arm by a
stray dog She was treated at her home.
Alice Hallows. forty-eight years old, 707
Portland Street. Congress Heights. was
attacked yesterday afternoon at go
O'Clock by a stray dog on Nichols Ave
nue. Southeast Her clothing about the
arms was torn off, but the dogs teeth
did not penetrate the skin.
Mrs. Marie V. Rodgers, eighteen years
old. 1903 G Street Southeast, and Minnie
V. Bell three years old, of 1913 G Street.
were attacked by a stray dog yesterday
afternoon at 4:3o o'clock in front of Mrs.
Rodgers home Mrs. Rodgers was bitten
on the right arm, while the little girl was
bitten on the left arm and several times
on the legs.
Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23

FIFTH RACE-seIling: four and one
half furlongs. Pink Lady: 100; 'R. n
il2:' Naughty Rose. io7; Veno Won. Io7:
Anna Clare. 100; Willis. los; Susan. ia;
SIXTH RAcE-seIlins: six and one
half furlongs. Little England. los: Rose
burg ~, 100; Bay Cliffe. l03: Touch Ne.
lOs; Bryn. IS: Vigorous. 113: otilo. Ii;
Jack Nunally, los; Glenn Beachey, 1l6.
Louisville.
FIRST RACE-Selling: three-year-olds
and upward: six furlonssL Anna Reed.
tie Nell, IS; Theresa GIN. g; DR.. Jack
son. 90; Worlds Wonder, 90; Prospect
100; Cedarbrook. 1os; Sir Marion, III; VIII
hite. III: Servicence. 1l3.
SECOND RACE-Purse; two..year-old
maidens: I'VE furlongs: Bandit. 10:
Bushy Head. Ito: Pickford, no; Banjo
Jim, no; Bringhurst. ITO; Pan-American,
Bstt hTneS Selso ns iis LANES Tsiy iis
Sosius. 1l3: Holton. 112.
THIRD RACE Three-year-olds and
upward; the Gentlemen,s Cup: one mile.
matte, Isl; DR.. Waldo Briggs. Isl; Sam
Bernard. Isl
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; the Louis
Vile Handicap; three-year-olds and Up
Royal Tea. 100; Silver Bill. 100; Mar
iorie A, 100; bonanza. los; High Pri-
vate, III.
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-olds and up
ward; Advance Money Selling Race;
six furIongs. Gerard, s6. Danberry. S.
Billy Holder. IS: Anna Patricia. IS;
Amity, 9S; Over The Sands, 80; Ursula
Merrick. 10; Ben Lasca, 113.
SIXTH RACE-Purse; two-year-olds;
four and one-half furlongs. Hodge, 1o;
Big Lumax, lo2; Hyki, los; Harwood.
los? Kilday. los; Darbyshire, lbs; Brave
Cuarder. ITO; The Norman, 10; Old Rose
bud, lis.
SEVENTH RACESelling: three-year-
olds and upward; one and one-sixteenth
miles. Oren, los; Husky Lad. los; Fellow
Man, 1Os; Wander. 107: Hanly, los; Merk-
Ter. los: Just Red. 10e; Manager Mack
III; Milton B., lis.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Electric Park.

FIRST RACE-Five furIongs: selling
Io5; Thelma j.. l01: Col. c.. l07; Trans
Gina, 1o1; Breakfast. 1Ol; Galea, 1o4; odd
Cross. l0g
SECOND RACE-Selling; one and one
sixteenth miles. sCynosure, lOi; Hans
Creek, 81; Mohawk Queen, IS; Hedge
Rose, 112; ELLA Crane, ITO; Camel. no.
THIRD RACE-Maidens: five furlongs.
Frijoiee, iO2; Capt Jinks. 1os: Higher
Up, 100; Black Silk. 10: Refugitta l02;
Hermis, jr.. III: Merry Chase, 100: Sweet
Time. lo5
half furlongs Bertis, 14: 'Hudas' Sis
ter. 20: Our Nugget. 1o4: Black Branch,
l0S: Kinder Lou, IS; Mollie Kearney, l03:
Maxton. l0s: Pretend. Ill; Iberville. lo4;
Judge Lands, 100.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
Mohawks. 10; Western Buds, 6.

Ruus-Burkc WHITE Thompson. DAILY. Colbert ~.
D,akin 49, HAYDEN CO. scofeld. Lehman. Lanigan
o. Melcher. Deakin Young Earned rIns-West-
EN- Buds, 1: Mohawks 6. First base by errurs-
Western Buds. I: Mohawks. > Left on bases
Western Buds I: Mohswks. e. First base On balls
OF McCleIland. ); of DAILY. }; Of Young.
Innings pitched-By McClelland. ); by Day. 4;
by Young O. Hits made-Of McCellsnd. 4; "a
DAILY. :: of Young I. Struck out-By Young. y;
BY McCleland =: ~ DAILY. l. Home run-Hayden.
Three-base hts-DaH. HAYDEN. Two-baSe hits-
Burke Witte scufeld, Lanigan. Sacrifice hit
Burns Stolen hases-Burke White. Sherwood %,
Colbert McClelland, Deakin "a. scofeld. Lanigan.
Lehman Melcher. Double play-Hayden TO Sco-
field 10 Burns Hit by ptcher-By DAILY (MelcherD {;
by Young Colbert. McNahonl. Passed ball-Mc-
Mahon. Cmpires-Messrs. Smitsoo and Mahon-
Time Of game-l hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
Printers. g: Y. M. Il. A.. 5.

Runs-Gourhrr q, StrinEer q, Julien u. Sues
Mcneil. Cutting. Weisenstein, Harmed, Rosenblum
Goldberg. First base by erors-PrinteTs l; \. NJ
H. A. l. Left on hSses-PTinters, 3; Y. NJ. II. A.
; FIRST base on balls-Oh Stringer, S; OF Fedman
L. Struck out-By Stringer. II; by Feldman. I.
BaIk-FcIdman. Two-base hits-S. Atlas. Sacrifice
hits-stringer. Sacrifice fy-Jullier. Stolen bases
GouCher Strinser Cl Julien e.. Sues C2l. Mcneil
o. Weaver ~. Cutting. Lewis t2, Rosenblatt
Rosenblum. Double play-Feldman to Atlas. Hit by
ritcber-By Feldman. /; by Stringer. /. Umpire
Mr. Handiboe Time Of game-l hour and q minutes.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-selllng: FIVE furlongs
Grader. lo6 (Andress). $50. second;
Praetorian. III (SteeleD, $50. third
Time, lis 2-5. Darkey, Wavering. Yer
ena, DR.. Waldo Briggs, and Coppertowr
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse: five furlongs
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
Interior. 2: Commerce and Labor, 2

Runs-Conorer. TanSin a. shalin, Buhler kirk'
Robinson c. Dampier Mcdonald. First bare on
errors-Interior ?; Commerce and Labor. . Left on
hases-Interior 5; Commerce and Labor. Il. First
base on halls-OH Carroll s; of Smith, l. Struck
out-By Carroll, .: by Smith. s. Two-base hits
shalin. Kirk Robinson McMorris. Stolen basss-C.
Dampier TO- McNIorris. s. D4mrier. Hit by pitcher
By smith, BUTLER. Umrire-Mr. Hughes. Time Of
same-l hour and 50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
First M. P. 10: Reformation. 3.

Runs-FiLch Boland. Hartley. johnson a..
Varela, Smithsnn. Luscombe u. Dean e. Kelly,
Towers Bussius. Balk White. Left on bases-First
NJ p. 5; Reformation, /. First base balls-of
Bussius. l; "a Brady. s. of White ) Innings
ltched-By Brady. Is; by White. 3.3 Hits
mGde-Of Brady. s; of White 5 Struck Out-By
Bussius. Three base hit-McGhan. Two-base hits
Smithson. Towers. Bussius C2l. Sacrifice fy-Mur-
ray. Stolen basss-Finch TO- Roland. White John
son, Narela. Luscombe IA. Dean Hit By pitcher
By White Towers Wild pitch-Brady. Umpire
Mr.. Jaeschke. Time Of game-l hour and :
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
FAST GAMES EXPECTED.
smart Set Club Booked for
Double-header Sunday.

BaItimore's fastest semi-pro team. the
Smart Set club. will visit Union League
Park, Fifteenth and II Streets North.
east, Sunday to test their speed against
two of the fastest teams In the District.
In the first game they meet the recon,
structed ex-washington Giants, who will
have Adams and Big Ham in the box.
In the second game the fast virginia
Blues will try to lower their colors. First
game at 2 p. m, sharp.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23

AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City League-Corner. .; warerly. J.
Central League-Printers. .: V. NJ. n. A,
Departmental League-Interior, Z; Commerce snc
Labor, 2 re-.
Federal League-Fairmonts. 8; Pension Bureau !
East Washington Sunday School Lcague-First III
p. Is; Reformation ;.
r. R. Y. NJ. c. A. League-Csr Department u
Station, o.
Northwest Sunday School Leagus-st. Paul. D
Whitney, l.
Northwest Sunday School League-N. B. r. A.
6; Federals, l.
, Southeastern Leasue-Mohawks. Il, Western
Buds G.
Marquette League-Trnity, s; Naval Medico. :
GAMES TODAY.
Capital City League-Bankers rs Cornell
. Central Leasue-Twining Northerns
Departmental League-Postofhce rs. Interstate
Federal League-Stantons Tangiewood.
East Washington Sunday School League-Ntnth
vs. United Brethren
R. R. Y. NJ C. A. Leasue-Ex pressrnen vs.
Southern.
Northwest Sunday School League-Mount Pleasant
vs. Fourth.
Treasury-Dockets ". Hydros.
Southeastern League-Mohawks Cngressionals
Marquette League-War Department vs.. s:
Joseph.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
N. B. R. A., 6; Federals, 4.

RlTns-simcoe Cg. Van Drisen. Bell ~. stead
Busher, Miller, Daley Helmuth. First base on
errurs-N. B. r. A.. 2; Federais. {: Left on bases-
n. B. R. A. 5; Feldeals. J. Fint base on balls,
on Bell. ); of Helmuih. ). Struck out-By BEL
Is; by HeImufh, G. Twobase hits-simcoe, g.
Montgouery Helnuth. Stolen bases-Cuilon
Buscher ~. Asquith. Miller. ROundtree Double
plays-Dsiley to Asluith; Buscher to Miner 70
Fillius. Passed balls-Bono. umptre-Mr fres-
ton. Time d game-I hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
Trinity, g.; Naval Medicos, 2.

Runs-Jsctson ~. Conlou 81. Kirkland e.. Far
son. :. HIIlery. l.. Hillery. First base eTTunh-
Trinity. >; Naval MedicuS / Left on bases-Trinity
4 Naval Medicns. } First hase on balls-Oh J.
o Brien, ]; "a L. HilIery Struck Out-By J.
O'Bnen. s.: nv l.. Hilery. .. Three-basc hit-kirk-
land. Two-tase hits-Ja,kson. Stolen hases-Kirk-
land. Holman ~. T OBrien. s Hnlery O.. seyhold
l. Hiery. Double rlays-C onion. unassisted: Win
don TO Homans :. HilleTy to L. HilleTy. Hit by
pitcher-By l.. Hillrry Conlon and ]. Pearson
Passed balls. Hilley !. Umpire-Mr. Norris
Time Of game-l hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
The score.

Runs-Horan. DonneIy ~. Mcdonnell Trayers.
Farrell 81. Mills. Granhcld e.. DugEAn ~.
u. l. Left ~ bases-NOtre Dame, s: c. T.. 8
Fint base balls-Oh LathIop. }; Of Ryan, /.
Innings pitched-By Ryan, SIS by Thayers, .!J
Hits made-oH Ryan, u; Of Trayers. Struck
cut-By Ryan. l; by Trayers =: by Lathrup Q
Three base hits-Farrll Donnelly. Twu-base hits
Granheld Mills. Nooning. Sacrifice ny-HorAn.
Stolen hases-MiIs o.. Granisld Dusgan. Incoming
Double plsy-Nooning to Farrell: Zachary 20 Don
nelly. Passed balls-Keuneiy. ); Mcdonnell. &.
Cmpire-Mr. Jossph Handiboe. Time Of game-2
hours and 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
St. Paul, 9; Whitney, 4.

Runs-Mertz. Mark, Corning. Seaton. Heath, Har-
rison, Parsley. Johnston. Widmayer. Schultz Saun-
ders, Bowling Left bsses-St. Paul 5; Whitney
Avenne, 4. First base on bsIls-0f Dyer. 3: of
Phillips, l; Of johnson. 2 Innings pitched-By
Dyer, 2; by Phillips g. Hits made-0f Dyer, ); of
Phillips. s. Struck out-By Dyer /; by Phillips. O.;
by Johnston, lS Three-ba hit-Schultz Sacrifice
hlis-Mark. seaton. Stolen bsses-MertZ, Heath,
Harrison Johnston, Schultz e. Saunders, Phillips
Barrett Hit by pitcher-By Dyer. Seaton and Harri-
SON. by Johnston Bowling. Umpire-Mr. Hass
Time OF game-l hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
Car Department. II; Station, 0.

Runs Pugh o. Hager o.. Kehl 81. Flynn.
Stansbury ~, Callow. Earned rms-Cr Depart
mont ) First base hy errOrs-Csr Department. 6;
Station. Left on bases-Car Departm, ut !; Sta
ton . Struck out-By Csllow. 9; by Bell. I.
Tvo-basc hits-StansbuIy, McMahon, O'Leary.
St"lsn hases-Pugh. J. Sullivan tq. Hager. kehl
81. CaIlow ~. Thompson ~. Passed balls
EaEsr. =: OLeay, !. Umpirv-MessrS. Hughes and
Handiboe. Time Il game-l hour AID 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-23
Fairmonts. s: Pension Bureau. g.

Runs-shipley. Bauers. Doleman. Thompan a.
Stanley ~. H. STATE. Shaw Ritenous 81, Carter,
w. Ferguson Left on bases-Fairmont, :; Pension
Burean, 9. First base on balloon LINN. 2: of
E Ferguson, l. Struck out-By Lynn, Il; by E.
Ferguson. 4. Theebase hits-H statz, Doleman
TwO-base hit-Carter. Stolen bases-OlveTi a.
Shaw. Wild pitch-E. Ferguson. Passed ball
BurTieT. Umpire-Mr. jenkins. Time of eame-2
hours and q minutes
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Wi.conrins After Gnmes.

The wisconsins would like to arrange
games with any team in or out of the
District averaging eighteen years. Sun.
day and holiday games preferred. Ad-
dress George z. Custsrd,> manager, 256I
Wisconsin Avenue.
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Pigeon Pie Wins.

Newmarket, England. May 2S.-Pigeon
Pie. owned by Lionel Montague, and
ridden by Danny Maher, won the selling
plate race, value s2Ooo. here today.
Brancepeth ran second and sulphanie
ran third.
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Chevy CHASE IS
TROPHY winner
Local Club Gets Team Prize
in First Days Play at
Golf Tourney.
TWO TIE FOR LOW SCORE
McCammon and Tuckerman Turn in
Best Cards-Five SiIteens Qualify
and Play Two Rounds Today.

Yesterday morning at 7:3O the cham
pionship tournament of the Middle At
lsntic Golf Association got under way
at the Columbia Country Club. The course
was in nearly perfect shape, and god
cards were the order of the day. The
large number Of entrants made il neces-
sary to reduce the qualifying round from
thirty-six to eighteen holes, and at that
il was shutdown before the last player
had completed the course.
o. McCammon and Walcott Tuckerman,
of the Chevy Chase Club, took the honors
Of the day with cards of seventy-eight,
each negotiating the course in two strokes
less than B. Warren Corkran, of the
Baltimore Country Club. the winner of
the invitation tournament at Chevy Chase
last week. One of the surprises of the
day was DR.. L. L. Harban's score. The
Columbia Country Club player required
ninety strokes to make the round and
is placed m the third sixteen.
Chevy Chase Team Wins.
Considerable attention conferred on the
fight for the team trophy offered to the
five-man team making the qualifying
round with the lowest aggregate score.
Each club had the privilege Of entering
as many times as ii desired and eleven
teams engaged in the competition. Team
l, of the Chevy Chase Club, won the
prize with a score OF 400, while team l,
Of the Columbia Country Club, came sec
ond with total of i2l. Allan Lard.
Samuel Dalzell. Walcott Tuckerman. W.
s. Reyburn, and o. McCammon comprised
the Chevy Chase team, and Columbia's
team had E. E. Eynon. tr.. A. S. Mat
tingly. c. G. ComstOck, jr.. Alpheus VIM
ter and John c. Davidson.
Today the first and second rounds of
the various sixteens will be played, leav-
ing the semi-finals and finals for tomof-
row The first pair will be off at $50 this
morning. and hle other pairs will fol-
low at five-minute intervals. The first
round of the defeated Fights will also
take place.
Summaries.
Following are the scores of the players
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Cornell, 9; Waverley, 8.

Cornell experienced no difficulty with,
Waverley A. c. yesterday in the Capital
City League. winning easily by TO ).
Score:
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Following are the scores of the players
qualifying yesterday and the pairings for
this mornings matches:
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H. p Colby VS.. Frank Green, n:3o; Count de
Chamfrun vs., W. G. Pettis. Il IS; J. c. Taylor vs.
[. W. Weaver. u.p; c. S. Watts John L
Warren. las; Donald Woodward vs. ]. B. Pyle,
II 80; Frank Appleman vs. A. C. Hoover, u; G. W.
Derfeld rs Gus 0ber, l2d6.