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The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08
ruR PROBATE JUDGE.

W. ar, authorized ,o annouur. HARRY VI.
Ut NUAN. asa candidat. for III. Republican
domination for the Office ~ Probate Judge.
subject To the Primary Election, Tuesday.
August 9Th, irit
We are authorized tn annnunr' EDWARD
y. RICHARDS. a. randidat, Tor the
Republican nomination Tor the uf'i". ~
Prubat, Judge. subject To- the Primary Flee.
tion, Tuesday August an, ipii
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
rnn REPRESENTATIVE.

We ~, auihuri,cd To- announce ". a.
sworE, ~ benton Township, ~ randidat"
fur the Republican nomination fnr H.. uric,
10 Representative. subject To- the Primary
Election, Tuesday, August 9Th. ipii.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08

Weary, the photographer, east
side Of the square, Oregon, Mo-, Will
give you high.grsde photos-the very
latest style-as good or better than
you can get In St. Joseph, and just -
cheap or cheaper.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-16
MALTA BEND.

Mr.. Russell Weaver was transact
ins business Ia Marshall Saturday.
Mcssors Emmett and Jasper Cole
returned home from arrow Rock Sat
urdu. u.sht whore they have been
uauragtiug business.
p,nzIl pcctard was shopping IN
uhe county scat Saturday.
CLYDE Coleman was q Marshall WISH
tor last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vim, Rozell was the
guests OF relatives IN Marshall last
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Grldu Mahun Was a visitor in
Marshall Saturday.
Miss Edna Crum was taking her
music lesson In Marshall Wednesday.
Mrs. Courts ana son, Robert lett
last Monday Tor Colorado, where they
viii make their homo with her son,
joe Courts and wife.
Mr.. Coleman was tr~ansacting busl-
ness in Marshall last Thursday.
Arch Deckard vas the guest Of his
brother, Joe Deckard aud wife Fri
day night and saturday.
Miss Irene Houston was among
those that were shopping in Marshall
Saturday.
Mrs. Lcycy aud son, Lester. went
TO Kansas city last sunday evening
TO attend the wedding OF her son,
Rudolph to Miss Grace Skinner. They
coturned home Wednesday accom-
panied by the bride and groom. who
will make q short visit here. We
wish them happiness and prosperity,
Mr.. Roy Douglhs was %transacting
business in Marshall Saturday.
Mrs. Riley OF Waverly was tho
guest sunday of Mr.. Charlie Ross and
family.
Mrs. a. w. Kapp left Saturday
evening to attend the funeral of her
little nice at Kansas City,
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-16
County News
SWEET SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Huston went 90
NJ. Leonard on Thursday for a short
visit 10 Mrs. Huston's mother. Mrs.
Dowden, who has been M. hut Is
better ut present writing,
Mrs. A. p. Wilson leaves on Friday
at tnis week for 81. Louis, whore she
viii be the CUES, for n week OF two Of
Mrs. Lon Hooker.
Married on Wednesday II the home
cf Tie hides parents on Main street,
Mr.. AUGUST Denver OF Wavorly, I'LL
nols and Miss Alylna Fischer OF Sweet
Springs. Ceremony by Rev. c. Bern-
thai, pastor OF the Lutheran church.
Miss Maudo Smith of Little Rock,
Arkansas, Is the guest OF her aunt.
Mrs. j. $. Wiley.
Mr.. V, o, Beatty left on Thursday
morning for a business trip in north
west Texas.
Tuesday last was missionary day in
Sweet Springs. The G.. w. y. NJ. Of
the Christian church met with Mrs. G..
j. Jones, the Baptist ladies with Mrs.
Louis King, the Presbyterian ladies
With Mrs. w. j. HoltZen and the Me.
thodist ladies with Mrs. Coffman at
the manse.
Messrs w. c. and Jack Hall left on
Thursday morning for Higginsyille,
where they viii be at the Confeder-
ate home for a week or ton days.
Two cowboys from Montana made
the town lively on Thursday last, they
were on western ponies and accom-
panied by dogs. they were riding for
a wager, and We're to make New York
and thence to California in a certain
time.
Mr.. Charles Francisco, well-known
To many friends here, was married
last week In Montana, where he owns
q ranch. a brother In Los Angeles
was to take the bride and groom on a
long automobile trip. but the groom
saw an opportunity to mako quite a
little pile of money, by Investing IA
two hundred and fifty hogs and post
ponod the motor trip in order to stay
az home and take care of the porkers,
which was a very wise discision.
Mrs. w. C. Wall and Miss Matte
Hall left on Monday afternoon Of this
week. Mrs. Hall for Marshall. where
she will visit her daughter, Mrs. HUI
gar Hennesay for a week or ten days.
Miss Matte goes to Kansas City to
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-16
BLUE LICK.

MIrs. Doc Davis and daughter and
Miss Matte of Shelby nelghborhood
visited Mrs. G.. 4. Barron Saturday.
Quite a crowd attended the dance
gt Jim Taylors Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Dennis spout
several days last week with relatives
at Herndon and attended preaching
while there.
Mr.. j. G. ilayse returned last week
from a visit to his aunt ia Boonyillc,
G. A. Barron and son, Elmer are
expected back from u visit gt Bates
county this week.
Mrs, G.. n. Lasley visited her dau-
ghtcr, Mrs. Jim Dennis Sunday aGd
Sunday night.
Mr.. +. w. York sundayed with
homo folks. Miss Matte returned
with him for a visit with Mrs. Chas.
Renison at Elk Lick.
}. G.. Hayse was visiting at tho
county seat Saturday.
G. =. Lasley attended the opaling
OF the new post office in Marshall
Monday night.
Mr., Henry Lakin and bride return
ed home Saturday night.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-16

visit her brothers. Mcssrs J.. g. james
and Robert IIau.
Mrs. Alice Elsncr aud Miss ida
Asche have formed q p|artnorgblp IN
the millinery business md tho firm g.
known as tho Elsner-Ascho Millinery
company.
Mr., and Mrs, Edward Orcar OF Kan
fas city arrived on Saturday and are
the guests Of Mrs. Oroar's mother,
Mrs. Sarah owens.
MIR. Charles oblshon OF near Long
wood ia Pettis county, has been so
fortunate as 10 inherit a large fortune
from relatives In Germany. Tho am
cunt IS said To DO ten millions OF dol
lars, though this may be an eXagger-
ated statement. Mr., Obishon Is u
pain farmer. somewhat past middle
age, ana has lived near Longwood all
his life.
Mr.. WIN Hedger left Tuesday
morning OF this week for Kansas City
ON Il business trip.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Baker of near
Longwood, spent Monday night "a
Tuesday with the family of Mr.. y. o..
Hayman near Houstonia.
Mrs. Johnson and son, have taken
room with Mrs. Hattie Parsons on
Locust street. Mrs. Johnson form
erly lived in Kansas, but WAS brought
up here in Pettis county.
Mrs, Mental Tuck of Uoustonia
spent Friday here, the guest of rela-
tiycs.
Miss ode Berry is the guest OF Miss
Florence Hoard and Mrs. Higgins OF
AuIlyille, for two or three weeks.
Miss Mary ID. Wilson came up on
on Sunday morning from her country
home east of town and attended
church, spending the day with The
family OF her grandfather, Mr.. r. c..
Berry.
Mrs. Sarah owens celebrated her
seNenty-illth birthday on Sunday with
a large reception attended by her
many friends In town and the sur
rounding county. over eighty people
assembling TO congratulate the below
ed hostess and wish her 'many happy
returns" Mrs. owens does not look
her age being remarkably well pre-
served. This was a very informal
affair, but n OF the most charming
ever attended by the writer. Mrs,
Orear n Mrs. G. X, Smith. tho dau-
ghter OF the house, had the affair IN
charge, and did everything to add to
the comfort and pleasure of the
guests. They were ably assisted by
several OF the younger matrons OF the
neighborhood, who served tea, coffee
and sandwiches and cake in a most
agreeable manner. Mrs. Owens has
been the mother OF twelve children,
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-16
JESTER.

Mr., aud Mrs. A. A. Yosser were call
Ing IN J. X. Lewis and family Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Oran Marksbery started in 10
school Monday morning after beinp
absent all last week ON the count of
sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Davis gave
q dance Friday night TO their neigh
borhood youngsters and their was as
large crowd attended and they all do
parted at a late hour, and thanking
Mr., and Mrs. Davis for their good
time.
The Weber brothers were hauling
hay 10 Marshall Monday.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. Pete
sadewhite is still improving,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charley Laxton's
little boy was real sick a few days
last week.
Mr.. Tom Lewis sold q bunch OF
hogs to Mr.. McClaster.
Mrs. h. W. Eddy and daughter.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-16
Mt.

Airs. a.. T.. uiu.I.y and father. q.
49,. Bray spent Saturday with friends
Do Wa,,riy .iehbarHloI.
N..s Elizabeth Tu... OF Warua-
wa..r returned to l.r homo Friday
aI,.r several days % alest OF r. s..
smith aud iomiiy.
llr. and Nra. lIatt Bradshaw u.
Marshall visited Saturday and sun
dsy With Henry Brl-ss aud family.
Miss Geu.gicye shepard. who O.
teaching near Malta Bend. spent
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-16
NORTON.

Mr.. Orlando Young shipped a load
OF cattle 20 Kansas city Tuesday.
Mr. Thompson moved into Mr.,
june Swisher's house Tuesday,
Mr., ]. l.. Hawkins visited his faith
err. Mr., Ed. Hawkins Thursday night.
Misses Vera Vanwinkle and Willie
Barnes were passengers TO Marshall
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dawes and Mrs.
Anna Hawkins returned to their
home in Slater. Monday after nearly
two weeks visit with Mrs. WIN Penn
bertons.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes
Dawes. January 9Th, a girl baby.
Mr.. John IL, Vanwinkle had his
annual hog killing Thursday and fiji
teen OF the neighbour men and several
ladies' were there. they had a general
good time along with the work that
Vas done.
We understand several of our most
prominent young men In and arounl
Mr.. J.. l.. Hawkins informs us the
carpenter work Is finished and as
soon as the p~sinter has done his part,
he viii BIO ready to move into his neT
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-16

James DcMa.s .uent sunday with
friends On Marshall.
Harry Plattupr has returned from
a short yislt VITA relatives IN Kansas
City.
A, f.. Riley mad. q business trip TO
Marshall Saturday.
Mrs, Pete Smith and little deugh-
ter, Opal. OF Reece, Kansas, are visit
ing the formers parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. y. B%rashoar3.
superintendent Lynch OF Marshall
visited schools this week.
Little Miss Lola Mccullough re-
turned Friday to her home IN Kan
sas CITY after spending the holidays
with hor aunt, Mrs. Preston Edwards
Mrs, Charlie Coud was shopping in
Marshall Monday.
The W. G. 4. T.. viii hold a special
meeting at the Christian church
Thursday afternoon. Everyone cor
daily invited to attend.
Allen Booker was IN Marshall sat
urday to sec his sister, Miss Mary
Rocker.
Mrs. Belle Weddlo has returned
from a few days stay In Marshall and
Shackolford.
An Epworth League was organized
at the Methodist church Sunday at-
ternoon, with fifteen members. The
following officers were elected: Chas.
Drunert, president; Joss Uphans, first
vice-president; Miss Bertha P%lattnor,
second; Miss Pearl Riley, third, and
Mrs. Chester DeMoss, fourth; Horace
Grain, secretary; Miss Georgia Rey-
nolds, treas; and Miss Anna War
rem, agent for the rEpworth Era"
Mrs. Henry Tatum visited relatives
near Blosser for a few days this week.
Miss Nina Smith was the guest OF.
Miss Ida Byars Sunday.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Joe #. Plattner were
Ia Alma a day or two this week, visit.
ing friends.
Leb Bryan returned Monday to his
home a Channels. Usage county,
after several days visit with his bro
ther, Il, NJ. Bryan and family. Mr..
Bryan was here with the view OF buys.
Ing a farm.
A Meeting, of special interest was
held In the Christian church Monday
evening. The pastor, ED. A. s. Nor.
rison, made a short talk. after which
he Administered tho holyrite OF bapt-
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-16

most ol whom are still living ana arc
very devoted to the good mother, The
was beautiful and fragrant with
flowers.
Tho ladio'' prayer meeting was held
on Friday afternoon az the Prosbyt'r-
fan church, In the SUNDAY school
room, Nest week q VIII bceln al,
private houses, the first one NJ the
home OF Mrs j. l.. Jarvis. and will be
led by Mrs. 70. r. Healey,
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-16

Miss Edith spent the day Tuesday
with Mrs Clarence Davis.
Airs. JrIl Rawlings uul daughter
Miss Adm and little son, Oth1. Miss
uHlc Farmer az MarHhall. and Miss
Ruby Ami spent Tue day with Mrs.
j.. X. Lewis.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-16
Has New Assistant.

Miss Birdie Rector OF Slater Is
here assisting her uncle, A, =. Rector
In his Iaw office. The Q assistant
took q commercial course In the Den
yer university last year.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-10
Hamilton Big Puzzle
To Griffs' Nationals
Browns Capture Third Game
Of Series by Bunching Hits
in Fourth-Score, 10.
SHAW In GOOD FORM
BY WILLIAM PEET.

When Jack Leary. of the Browns. shot
single to right field scoring Gus Will
! Jams from second base the ball game
yesterday was over so far as the Griff-
men were concerned. Williams tally
was the only run Of the game as South
/ paw Earl Hamilton held the Nationals
| in the hollow of his horny fist.
1t was one of those so-near-and-yet-su
far games. The home flock had more
opportunities than did the Browns to
score runs. but Young Mr.. Hamilton
blocked the way for Mr.. Pinch Hit"
Jim Shaw opposed Hamilton for eight
innings and allowed the same number or
hits. five in all. Shaw struck out seven,
but unfortunately allowed the Browns to
bunch two blows with a steal in the
fourth inning. This bombardment yield
ed the necessary marker.
Germany Schaefer batting for Shaw ir
the eighth brought Joe Engel to the
box when the Browns came to bat in the
final chapter. Engel set them down in
order.
Both teams played errorIess ball. and
the game lacked the usual excitemen,
for which the fans crave, on account Of
the air-tight pitching.
Owing to Chick Gandirs injury. AIva
Williams was on first base. Williams
handled cleanly every chance and came
through with a base knock to start the
seventh inning.
The Browns first threatened to score
when Pratt with one down in the opener
tripled TO the right field fence. Shaw
pulled himself together. famed Gus
Williams and caused Clarence Walker to
hoist to Milan.
Washington had a possible chance to
break into the run column in the second
when Shanks doubled to right after one
hand was out and reached third on Nor
Eans grounder to Lavan. McBride's
liner TO Shotton ended the chapter.
After Henry had perished in the sixth,
Shaw singled to left and Moeller beat
out bunt Foster grounded to Lavan
who tossed to Pratt ahead Of Moeller, and
Pratt failed to come through with
double play. Shaw pulled up on third.
but got no nearer home as Gus William.
made a fancy catch of Milans long fly
to deep right field
The Browns sent over the winning run
in the fourth. Pratt singled but Williams
forced him at second Williams stole
second base. Clarence Walker struck
out. but Jack Leary was there with the
old pinch hit, a slashing drive to right
field. Williams crossing the plate as
Moeller fumbled the ball. II is doubtful
II Danny could have thrown him out had
he handled te ball Cleanly.
Griffith's young men also had oppor-
tunities to bring home the bacon in the
seventh and ninth innings. but Hamilton
was too much for them
The Washington herald., 1914-07-10
INDEPENDENT SERIES
TEAMS ARE CHANGED
Forest Service Outfit Tackles Linworth
Club Sunday in Place of Ballston
at Andrews Park.

Owing to a shift In the independent
elimination series. the Ballston club will
not play the Linworth aggregation Sum
day at 80 o'clock at Andrews Park
In place of the BallstOn club, the fast
Forest Service nine. which defeated the
Empire A. c. few weeks ago will
battle the Berry and Whitmore team.
This game will precede the contest be
tween the Andrews Papermen and the
Baltimore Federal League club
Captain Jimmy Green of the Papermen
will have much stronger club on the
field Sunday than in the past. Dutch
Munich will do the catching. with either
King Cole or Tommy Thompson on the
mound. Lefty Downey will play first,
Plunkett second, Jack Spalding short
and HUNT third base. This makes up
one Of the hardest hitting infields in the
city. In the Outfield. Captain Green will
have, besides himself. Sam johnson. the
feet-footed gardener from the Potomac
League and Andy Walker. who, since re-
gaining his health, has played great ball.
both in the field and at the bat. The
big game will start promptly at 3
o'clock. with Billy Belts and Shorty
Hughes officiating
The Washington herald., 1914-07-10


fBatied for McouiIlen in the SEVENTH.
PhiIadeIphia a................ ooOl 900 o-l
Run-Paskert. Three base hits-wIsner. Paskert.
Sacrihce hit-Magse. Stolen baSes-NaEneT, NioI.
Joe Kelly FIrst base on halls-Oh Mcouillen. /:
Of Tincup . Hit b. ptcher-By lineup. Joe
Kelly. Struck out-By Cooper. = Umpirss-Mesrs.
KLEIN ard Euslie. Time OF Same-l hour and y
minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-07-10
Chick Gandil Injured;
Will Be Out of Game
Nationals First-sacker Badly
Lacerated by Bowling Ball
in the Arcade Alleys.
OTHER SPORT COMMENT
By WILLIAM PEET.

Chick Gandil. the Nationals first base
man, met with a painful accident yester-
day and may be out of the game for sew
eral days.
1t is a singular coincidence that the
injury was sustained in a bowling alley.
and not on the ball field.
Gandil has just assumed control of the
Arcade alleys, and while in his place Of
business yesterday morning. bowling
ball, returned from one Of the pin boys.
took bad hop and landed squarely on
Chicks map. A physician was called,
who sewed up a deep cash under the
ball players right eye.
So painful was the injury that only
superficial examination could be made at
the time. but It is believed that the soft
bones Of the nose are broken.
Mrs. Gandil told the writer last night
that she did not know how long her hus-
band would be out Of the game.
He wants to play tomorrow. but
doubt If he will be able" she added.
Until GandI is ready TO again don the
spangles AIva Williams will hold down
the initial sack The big catcher did a
good job of II yesterday. He handled
perfectly seven chances, came through
with a hit, and was robbed Of another
by Lavan.
Detroit's double victory over the Ath-
letics yesterday landed the Tigers back
into second place again. which position
they lost for "a hours. but as the Chi
cagO White Sox took another fall out OF
the Boston gang. We have with US new
first division customer with which to
reckon.
rt,. N-.,g..r- -. ,I;,-g,, 30 +ho bot
tom round OF the first division like grim
death and lead the St Louis Browns
for that honor by the scant margin OF
one point
The New York Yanks appear to have
taken on a new lease Of life and are
rapidly crowding the Cleveland Maps
down deep into the cellar.
Verify this mad scramble for the pen
nant in the Ban johnson circuit beats
anything We have seen in the history OF.
the league.
Little Johnny Lavan has been with the
Browns for a week or more and during
that period has failed TO make a base
hit. His fielding. however. continues to
be sensational. and there is no doubt
that but for Lavan. the Nationals would
have scored yesterday and more than
likely won the game on Wednesday. La
van is a wonder going over to second
base after ground balls.
For the final game Of the St Louis
series here today Griffith will pitch eth
er ICE Boehling or Walter Johnson.
while Rickey will oppose Boehling with
Weilman or johnson with Taylor.
Jack Leary. the Browns first sacker
Is not a fashy fielder. neither is he par
ticularly fast on the bases. but he can
hit the ball. and appears 10 be a cork
ing good man in a pinch.
The war correspondents travelling with
the Browns declare that Leary has won
the past four games with timely drives.
Cmpires Egan and Evans continue to.
handle the games here in fiawless style.
Not kick was registered against any OF
Jack Egan's ball and strike decisions.
while Billy Evans was true and, impair
tial on the bases
Following the Browns come Jennings
Detroit Tigers. This club will open a /
series here on Saturday
The Washington herald., 1914-07-10

IotRIs...... 7 N 2 lo 2
'Rstted for Ningling in the s-vruth.
fBatted for Moran in the seventh.
:Batted for Lohr the ninth
sBItted for LaruSS In the ninth
''Batted for Rellbach in the ssrenth.
Brook ooktyn...................... o 0 0 90 Is
Runs-HerzoS Grch. Hohlit1elI. Miller. Twonhl-y
OMAN. Hummel "a. Dalton - Elbcrfsh Two
hssc hits-Miuer. Hummel. TWomhley. Struck out
By Douglas. :: by Reulhach. 1 by Allen l. First
base on balls-Oh Douglas. 5: OF Reulhtch .: OF
Allen. l. Umrires-Messrs. Risler and Hart Time
Of game-2 hours and - minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-07-10
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

Allentown. S; Lancaster 5 First game.
Allentown. Z; Lancaster, |. SecOud game.
Wilmington. 2: Reading. :.
Trenton. }; Harrisburg. s.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-10
TWO BALL CLUBS QUIT.

Hopkinsville. Ky, July 9.-Oficlal an
nouncement was made here today that
after tOday's game HOpkinsville, XIV.
and Clarksville, Tenn. would surrender
their franchises in the kitty baseball
league.
The circuit will continue as four club
organization, composed of Owensboro.
Henderson, Paducah in Kentucky, and
Cairo, III.
The new schedule is effective tomor-
row. Poor attendance has prevailed all
over the circuit the entire season.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-10
Detroit Takes Two;
Cards Trim Giants
Tigers Grab Both Ends of DoubIe-Header from Mack
men-Cincnhati Wins Thirteen-Inning
Game.

Philadelphia. July s-Detroit took both
ends OF a double-header with the Ath-
letics here this afternoon, winning the
>hrst 5 to } and the second TO 3. De
troIt got six-run lead in the first inning
OF the first game on three hits, three
passes and three errors.
Shawkey was then replaced by Bress-
Ter. COyeleskie held the Athletics safe
The Tigers hit both WyCkoff and Bush
hard in the second game, getting thIr-
teen hits. of which two were home runs
by Dubuc and Crawford. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1914-07-10

'Bstted for CIrTiEan in the eighth.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-10
Philadelphi a......
D. nH-#

'Batted for Gibson in the sventh.
fBattel for McQuiIlen in the srrenth.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-10
The Cardinals nosed

I st. Louis. July e-The Cardinals nosed
out the Giants in a brilliant thirteen
inning game today. to l. The finish
came when Magee doubled. advanced to
third on Marquard's tumble and scored
on Beck's long fly.
Perdue made his debut with the Cardi-
mails and retired in the seventh wh=n
the Giants tied the score on two singles
and a triple. Sa!iee finished and held
the Giants all the way. giving but four
Scattered singles in six innings. TeSreaI
opened for the leaders. but retired in
the eighth in favor Of MarqUard Score
The Washington herald., 1914-07-10
MISS WHITE WINS RACE.

The regular mid-week swimming races
were held at the Industrial Home School
yesterday afternoon. They consisted of
2O-yard novice for girls who had
never swan the distance before. Ten
started and six finished the race. Bertha
White won in minutes and Is seconds
and was so fresh at the finish that she
made full quarter mile. Pauline Ben
ton was second and Violet Herbert third
The boys Junior mile was won In the
very good time OF 81 minutes and a
seconds by Fred Cherry>s kid brother
Sam. Charles Robinson got second and
David StockstilI third
The Washington herald., 1914-07-10
Totals

Two out when winning Tln scored
New YORK;. 0 0 o 0 Q -
81 Louis -....-... ; o o o 0 o o Is
The Washington herald., 1914-07-10
HARToRDS, 12; REGENTS, 5.

Rune-Piene C9, Clements q. Prefer C9. Robin
son ~. johnson. Gallagher. Boin Dieste. William
son. Earned runs-Regent. ;; Hartford. 9. First
base by enors-Regent >: Hartford. . Left on
bases-Regent. Z; Hartford. 6. First base balls
on Williamson. 5; OF Dieste !: OF Clements, l: Of
Phefer. . Innings pitched-By Williamson, 4; by
Dieste. ); BY Clements 6: by Prefer. . Hits made
on Williamson, 8; OF Deste. ;: of Clements );
of Pheher, l. STRUCK out-By Williamson ); by
Dieste. >: By Clements. q by Prefer. . Home runs
elements, Robinson. Two-bass hits-Keliher
Piene. Solean, DieSte. Stewart. Sacrifice hit-Han-
lien. Stolen hses-Cements. Pene. DonATan,
Dieste. Williamson. Hit by ritcher-By Clements
Bolin and BorenS Wild pitches-WilliamsonN 2
Passed balls-Borene. 2. Umpires-Messrs. Cham
bliss and ChildS. Time Of game-l hour and s.
minutes.