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Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-09
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Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-09

Residents of this section, wha aspir e to be voters but are not yet on the list, have until next Monday to make application. After that date it will be too late and kicking against the fact will not enable one to cast ballot in the important election of November. 1t is the duty of every resident, who can become a voter, to do so at this opportunity and then make sure that his verdict upon public affairs is regis tered at the pollls on election day. To have the opportunity of citizenship and peglect it shows one is not fit for the franchise.-Ansonia. Sentinel.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-09
Braids, Tapes, Beltings, Bindings and Lacings

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Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-09

Germany has surprised the allies again, by not falling back fast enough before the furious onslaughts, ct cetera of the past few days, and in their surprise the allies have ''ceded' some ground, according to some dis patches. Doubtless the allies will be surprised if Germany wins the war, but there's not a German in Water bury who will be.-Waterbury Repub- lican-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-09
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The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
PIMLICO ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-Msidens: three-year-olds: purse
500; one mile. J. J. Liis. lG: worstdale, lG
Applauder. N7; Defendum. 10: DIR. Charcot. 10;
Netmakcr. 10; Master Joe. lG; Mikyny. los:
scrzpper. G: Margaret Meise. los: Osaeleta los
Wariock, To-: Indian Arrow. ITO. wariock and In
dian Arrow. Preserave entry.
SECOND RACE-Seling: two-year-olds: purse.
SCI; four and one-haK furioncs Foiderul IL; Tie
Pin. lo2; Ethan Allen, loz: Lillian o.. loe: Gold
Haven. lce; Hsbcrdash. lo2; Il. May. loe Energetic
loe; staluart Htlen. loe Babe. la2; Amanuensis lu
THIRD RACE-Selling: three-year-olds and up
ward; purse, 500; six furonsz L'Asion. los: Can
nock. IS; Monty For. NJ: Della Mack 100: MoIlie
Richards 100; Province. -; Nisadoo. IS: Joe Finn.
los; Spellbound ITO: Hermis IT.. g.
FOURTH RACE-Selling: steeplechsse: folr-ycar-
olds and upward; purse. sso; two miles. Golden.
l32; Orosoc. Es: Little Nearer. IL; Mystic Light,
Us; Roland Pardee. IL Bronte. lS; Gun Cotton,
i55; Malaga. lbs: Exmpiar l3s: Juverence. Isl
FIFTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; purse. 500: four
furlonss. Texns Star. IL: Proctor. liz; Fenross.
III; Sir Edgar H. The Mssquerader III: Faker H.
SIXTH RACE-Handieap; three-year-olds and up
ward: purse. SEQ; one mile and seventy yards Som,
Boy, los; Cop. LII: Afterglow. liz; Dangerous
March. lcs; Feather Duste. IL.
SEVENTH RACE-Selling; handicap; threeyear-
olds and UPWARD: pure 500 six furlcuss- ElkridT-
los; Capt. Elliott l7: Bobby Cook. lo2 Bat Master
son. les; Towton Field. Ito; Elma. Zoe; Anarr los;
SIapper, lG Ruby Hyams. iel.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
Walter Johnson Picked
To Trim the Mackmen
500 Y. M. c. A. Boys to
Attend Game as Real
Rooters, Not Knockers"
NATIONALS ARE TO FACE BUSH

Walter johnson. the Nationals great
hurier. Is the pitching selection for to-
days game. the final Of the present Sc
ries with the Athletics. and II the Big
Smoke warns up In the approved man.
ner. Manager Grimth will send him 10
the hill. In case johnson II NOT right.
GrifY will work either Boehling or Ayers.
Johnson is anxious to get another crack
at the Athletics. and the fans can rest
assured that IL he works, the CHAMPIONS
will be called upon to hit the best the
Big Smoke can produce.
Five hundred members of the boys de-
partment Of the Y. N. c. A. will attend
the game in a body this afternoon. and
will show the fans how to root. and not
knock" as Albert NJ. Chesley. director
of the boys' department, pets 1t. The
boys win occupy seats in the grand
stand back of first base. and as they
have been practicing yells and songs for
the past week. an afternoon Of cheering
is in store for the fans today.
That 1000 fans turned out to honor
Mordecai Brown in Chicago at the Fed
eral League game shows that the famous
hurler Of the Cubs is still mighty popular
in the Windy City. And that he trimmed
Joe Tinker's Chifeds is another feather
in his cap.
Danny Moeller. the Rochester Rambler,
who was injured last week. will more
than likely be in the game today. hold
ing down his right field position Danny
has just started to hit. and should make
his presence felt this afternoon against
the Athletics.
Little Acosta will not be out Of the
game more than ten days. according 10
Manager Griffith. The sprain Is not as
bad as was at first thought" said Grit
last night. and IL Acosta keeps OF the
injured member. he will be able to get
in the game within a week or so:''
Although the Yankees have been play
ing better baseball than they have played
in several years. there is something about
their style that appears to have been
overlooked by great many of the
critics Frank Chance has found IL pos
sible to install the old working system
used SO successfully by the Cubs for the
first time since he has taken charge OF
the New York American League Club.
II may be recalled by many Of those
who were accustomed to watch that per-
feet baseball machine. the Cubs, in ac-
ton. that they played the most daring
game of any Of the clubs of their time:
there have been few clubs since that
have attempted the almost reckless style
they employed. At the time a great many
opponents OF the so-called inside base
BALI stuff asserted the system Of signals
used by the Cubs was the most complete
ever evolved. 1t was SO complete, they
said, it was intricate with the accent on
the trick"
Such is not the case. The Yankees are
using almost the same system of play
and yet they probably use fewer signals
than any ball club in the business
The secret Of the whole thing lies in the
fact that Chance realizes he has a club
Of speedy players and he lets them run
loose on the bases. OF course. there is
some conjunction between the base run
ners and the batters. but for the most
part base runners are not hobbled by
signals
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
PLAY CONTINUES IN
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Second and Third Round in Mems
Singles to Be Staged
This Afternoon.

Play In the annual tennis tournament
of the Chevy Chase Club will continue
today, when the second and third rounds
in the mems singles. the mems doubles
and the mixed doubles and the women's
singles will be played Following are the
pairings:
MEMS SINGLES.
Second ruund-LAwrencs VI. Moorhead
Third round-Donn ". Graves: Pell w. Cake
Gordon Dunn; Chew vs.. Johnson.
MEMS DOUBLES.
First round-Carlisle and Lincoln A Moore and
Fuller; johnson and Lawrence W. Moorhesd and
Wilcox: Lewis and Hopkins vs.. Charea and Chesley:
NJ. Z. Doyle and partner vs.. Chew and Harding;
CasseIls and Newbold Peil and Bull; kanick
and Baker vs.. Gordon and Graves; HELEN and
Terrey va Gibson and Mclean: Davidson and
Stone vs.. Ham and Frailey.
Second round-Dunn and KeIleher vs.. winner
Johnson-Lawrence VA Moorhead-wilcpx match: L.
/. Doyle and Barber vs.. winner karich Bake "a
Graves and Gordon match.
MIXED DOUBLES.
First ruund-Ms PeH and partner n Miss Du
Bose and Gordon: Miss Downing and rerey "
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle: Mrs. Brooks and lincoln vs.
Miss Leutze and Simmons: Miss Thatchr and
Morgan Miss N. Smith and Pell: Hackett and
partner Va Mrs. Pepdleton and Wilcox; Miss
Holden and Gore vs.. Bull and partner: Miss Mere
dith and partner W Miss schley and Lewis
Second round-Mrs. Sullivan and johnson vs.. win
ner sirs. Pen and partner Va Du Bose and Gordon
match
woMES's DOUBLES
First round-Miss Bryan and Mis- Baker vs.. Miss
Ingalls, and partner; Mrs Lanshlin and Miss Lppitt
Va Miss Woodward and Miss Winner: Miss Lsrner
and Miss Porter va Miss Greele and Miss Still
man.
Second rousd-Miss A. Downing and Mr. Brooke
Mrs. Carlisle and partner; Airs Leutze and Miss
Du Bose vs. winner Bran-Baker- Ingalls, par tner
match: Misses ID. and VI. Thaeher vs.. Mn Sullivan
and Miss Meredith.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11

Runs-McCarthy 90. Long ca. Ciayton. seabrisht
%. Howard ~. zupnik. vandsriipft9. Hznley ~.
Nelson %. Mccoy. Hasener Rhinehar. 0Brien.
Left on bases-Lincoln. .: Linsorth. D. First base
On bals-Of Biseho6. 2; On Thomas, /: Oh 0'Brien.
/ Innings pitcbed-By Neiison, s: b. Bischon. q:
by Thompson. 4; By O'Bden. l. Hits made-Oh
Nelson. 8; Oh Bischo6. Q; Oh Thomas, 10: OF
o'Bren. Il STRUCK out-By Neilsou. a: b. Bischod.
Z; By Thomas &; b. 0Bren, !. Home runs-vAn-
derlip. Haniey. seahrisht Three-bass hits Nc
Csrhy. Rhinehart. Twohase hits-Stedman, ska,
more stephcnsL Sacrifice shifs-SeAhrisht, Prinz>
Rhinehsr. Stolen bases-Long CO. Howard. H.nley.
Nelson. Skidmore Hit b. pitcher-By Neilson
-Burrief. Umpires-Messn. Glsdmon and Kelley.
Time Of game-2 houn
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
SCHAEFER TO START
LEAGUE OFF TODAY
East Washington Sunday School Cir
cult to Stage Initial Contest
This Afternoon.

Germany Schaefer. Grifrs veteran util-
fly star, will start the East WASH
ington Sunday School League on its way
this afternoon at the new league dia-
-nond, Eleventh ard l streets northeast.
Ninth and ST. Agnes hooking up in the
first game. with Hack" Fanshaw Of
floating.
President Love has made arrangements
to have a band on hand, and a royal time
Is promised the big crowd which Is SIRE
to attend the initial clash Of the sea-
son In this league.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
BROWNS ARE BLANKED.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald
Cleveland, Ohio, May l0.-Hagerman
was in rare form today and the Maps
whitewashed the Browns, to 0. 1t took
some hair-raising support to turn the
trick, but the Maps were equal to the
occasion. Wood, Jackson, and Turner
were the stars afield.
Bill James, former Nap, who had won
four straight games, two Of them from
the Maps, opposed his old teammates.
and was touched up for five hits in the
sixth, three runs resulting. The score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-seihns; Advance Money Race -
four-yearolds and upward; six furonss Maria C..
g; Lace. los: .Mimorioso los; Gen Marchmont. lG
High Street. lG: Campeon 10: Star Of Danube Ill
Ancon. ns; Kira. los; Grosvenor. 100: W. ".
Clark, lG; Oakland. tG; Daisy Plat, 100; Gabrio.
LII Casey Jones' liz
SECOND RACE-Two-yearold colts and geldinss:
four furougs Mars Cassidy. los Star Shooter. los
Business Agent, loo; Apple. Zoe: Chalmers. liz;
Cycle. LIZ; Or. Carmen IL; Gray Squirrel. liz;
Borel. liz Mex. liz: Marion COSBY, liz: Col Tom
Green. lle Cloth Of Gold. H. Grerlle H. Rhodes.
THIRD RACE-Three-yearohs and upward: one
mile. Or. Samuel 81 Ivan Gardner, 100; l. II.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
TIGERS ARE BEATEN
BY WHITE SOx, | TOO
Cicotte Has Shade on Dauss in Pitch
ers' Battle-Fielding Is
Sensational.
COLLINS HIT WINS THE GAME

special to The Washington Herald
Chicago. May 1o.-Cicotte had a shade on
Dauss in hard fought pitchers bat
tie this afternoon, the White Sox win
ming from the Tigers, / to O. Both
pitchers were very effective. only seven
hits being made in the game. The field
ing bordered on sensational plays at
times Demmitt's clean single in the
seventh. q sacrifice long fly. and COL
Inns hit scored the only run Of the
game The Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
CARROLL INSTITUTE
WILL STAGE RACE
Three-mile Event for Boys Under Is
Years Will Be Held on
Saturday Afternoon.

The Carroll Institute will hold q
three-mile race for boys under eight
cen years of age Saturday afternoon
staging the event. is looking for
large number of entries within the
next few days. The race is open to all
registered athletes under the age
limit, and as eight prizes. including
two gold medals. will be awarded the
winners. competition is expected to be
keen.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
BRooKLAND RECRUITS LOSE.

Runs-Brsund f. WEIGH. J. GTeene tsl. r. WEIGH,
Cs, Regain (2, Roche. Walsh ~. Walton, Ned-
feldt a. Barholdt. wunky Beckett. Earned runs
st d. A. B., 6; Brookland Recruits. 5.>First base
by errUrs-St n. A. B.. ); Brpokland Recruits. L
Left IN bases-st. D. A. B.. 4; Brookland Recruits.
3 First base on balls-Of Hefermsn. i: OF
Rraund J: off Beckett, g. Innings pitched-By
Reuerman, Is: nv Braund. -. Hits made-on
Heferman, G. Struck out-B5 >Braund Ii; by
Beckett s. Two-hasc hit-Fitzgerald. Stolen bas&
e WEIGH (2D. r. WEIGH t2, Walton ~. Greene,
Walsh Wild t5tch-Braund. Passed balls-Nsy
(T. Mahoney Umpre-Mr. Bsrnholdt. Time Of
came-4 hours
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
YANKEES ON TOP.

Yankee A. C. defeated the Stony Sea-
ton A. c. yesterday at Fifth and Florida
avenue in heavy-hitting game, 10 to 8.
Score:
Yankee A. c.. e7le6 ooe Ito Il Z
seaton A. Co.. oos5l ooo1
Batteries-Goetz and Atsrel; Pond and z.
ruey umpire-Mr W Brown. Time d s.me-s
hours and 30 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
REGENTS VICTORIOUS.

Runs-ZuItrow. ". Haisip. Roberts. Ditsts.
johnson. Ia Goldberg Bush. Wagner. Malone.
Walton ca. Earned rns-Resents. S: westosers. (.
First base b. erron-Resenfs. 2; westorers l. Left
on bsses-Resents Z: westovers. 5. First base on
b4lls-Of Dieste 2: Oh Walsh, l. Innings pitched
q: OF Walsh, 6 Struck out-By Dies;e. 5: By
Walsh. G. Three-base hit-walsh- Two-base hit
johnson. saoincs ht-stewar. Sacrifice hy-
Zotrcw. Wagner. Stolen bases-Stewsrt. Stein 81,
Farrell. Goldbesg- Double pizy-Roberts To Haisp.
Hit By pitcher-By Walsh Stewart. q. Wild ritch
Walsh. Passed bslis-Cafritz. Haslip Umpire
Mr.. Smith. Time Of gsme-2 hours and 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
TEMPLE CLUB WINS
FROM SOLDIER TEAM
Pen Pushers Defeat Fort Washington
in Wellplayed Contest.
I "a q.

Temple School yesterday administered
to Fort Washington Club their nrst de-
feat Of the season In an exciting same
/ to O.
The soldiers were unable to touch the
slants Of Spiecer. Creuier played star
game for the Pen PuShers. while john
son played well for the soldiers Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11

Runs-viox. Williams t2. Sweeney Corriden
Sacrifice hits-Crey Safer. Williams. Stolen bases
Leach. Hits-Of McQuillen. in innings. Two
base hit-williams. Double plays-Zimmerman TO
Sweeney to Safer; Sweeney TO Coriden to Safer;
Corriden to Sweeney to saier; Wagner to viox.
Bases balls-Of Cheney. 5; oil McQuillen. J.
pires-Messrs KLEIN and Hart Time Of camel
hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
CUBS COUNT, 4 TO 1.

Specizl to The Washington Herald.
Chicago. May 16-Cheney was a puzzle
to the Pirate sluggers today. the Cubs
winning easily, to 1. The Cubs punched
hits by Williams. Corriden, Archer, and
Cheney in the sixth for three runs, which
proved enough to win. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11

LNWORTHS BEATEN Z
By LINCOLN CLUB
Long and Howard AID Northeast Boy,
nl7to 4 Victory on Rose
dale Diamond.

The Lincoln Athletic, clhb smothered
the Linworth Athletic Club yesterday on
the Rosedale diamond, II TO T.
The northeast boys eJouted the Lin
worth twiriers all over the lot. Tots"
Long and Dos" Howard leading. with
four hits apiece. The score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11

Runs-Hugsins Snyder Beck. Clark. Two-base
hits-Groh. Husgins. Masee. hree-bass hits
Clark. Benton. Groh Beck. Sacrifice hit-sallee
Stolen base-Moran. Double play-HuEEins to Butler
to Miller Bases on hslls-0f Sallee I; Oh
Douglass. l. Struck out-By ssllee, &: By Benton, l.
Hits--0n Benton. in innings. Umpires- Messs
ouisiey and Eason. Time of camel hour and 3
minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11

RosEDALE JUNIORS LOSE.

Runs-waters tN. Msftare 20. Cunningham
Smith 90 Cook Knott. McGann. ITsanyson. Quinn
90. Earned runs-Holy Name. Z; Rosedale. J.
Left on 'bases-Holy Name 6: Rosedale, .. First
base on balls-0h Smith, 9: OF Donnell. 6. Innings
pitched-By Smith. o; By Donneil. .. Hits made
on Smith, Z; Of Donnen. IS. Struck out-By
Smith, 8: by Donnen. T. nreehase hit-Quinn.
Two-base hits-ouinn. Smith %, Knott Sacrifice
Sacrifice fy-Watsrs. Stolen bases
Quinn. Knott t2l. Double play-Khott to MattsrS
to Quinn. Umpire-Mr. Doherty. Time Of gameI
hour and 70 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
SIGMA CHI COUNTS.

Runs-Rufner c, Peni1 o.. Harrison Isl, Prin-
gle johnson 90. Mulroney CO. Kemper CO. Halls
O.. Morgan 10. Left bases-sigma Chi. ):
Fu's Stars. s. First base On bslls-On Morgan. 2;
on Greer. 4. STRUCK out-By Morgan. 10: By Greer.
Home runs-Johnson. Harrison ThreebaSe hits
Penix. Morgan. Fry. Two-base hits-Harison Fort
BRANDS. kemp<r. Sacrifice hy-Ruhnsr. Stolen
hases-Brandes. Weeks Fly t.. Rufnes. Penir
kempr. Morgan Double play-Hsyden to Ludy to
Fort Hit by piteher-By Greer Johnsonl. Passed
ban-Fy. Umpires-Mes-rs. Maxwell and Kemper
Time Of same-S hours and 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
CARDINALS BY 9 TO 8.

Runs-Alltnsworth. Nusent, Devers "a. Merchant
C21 Mcbride. Owens. Corr. H. HAYDEN. Z. Hayden.
Derers Brown. Two-base hiis-G. Allensrorth.
Nails. Double plays-Nugent to Devers to Mer-
chant e.. Stolen bases-H. Hayden. Deyers Mer-
chant G. Alensworth, Rsson. Struck out-By
Allensworth. 3: by Raison, 10 Bases on balls-By
Allensworth. q: by Raison. g. Hit by piteher-G.
Allensworth. Desrs, Mcbride by Rsison. Umpires-
Mssss Duncan and Cockrell. Time Of camel
hou; and u minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
NATIONALS WIN.

Runs-R. Russo T. Russo tg. Platt 81. Wood,
Peed 81, Z-resa, Costa ~, Hughes. J. Hull. Col
lins. Hillary ~. Carroll. Knott. Miller. Bryant.
Left bases-Nationsls. IL; Ballstcn. First base
on bals-Of Owens. 5: OF Bryant. 2: OF Hughes.
Owens. S; by Bryant. 2: by Boswell Hits made
on Jackson. 5; of Hughes, 9; OF Owens. 8: of
Bryant, ); of Boswell, j. Struck out-By Jackson.
5; by Hughes. 1: by Owens, S; By Bryant, 1; b.
Boswell. 2 Home run-Brant. Two-base hits-J.
Hull, Platt Ped. Stolen bases-R. Russo 81,
shaln. T. Russo. Piatt Gl. Costa t9. Hit by
pitcher-By Bryant. l. Wild pitches-Bosweil. J.
Umrires-Messrs Monts6a and Cole. Time Of game
= hours and q minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
DR.. i Fed
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The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
CARDINALS BEAT REDS.

st. Louis, May 1o.-The Reds collected
but one run on two singles, a double, and
three triples against the Cardinals today,
and lost, to /. The score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11

Runs-Leibold ca. Turner. Johnston. Two-bsse
-hits-Wares. Olson. Laioie. Three-base hit-Prat
Sacrifice hit-TWner. Stolen base-Leibold- Bases
on balls-of Haeeman l. Struck out-By James,
5; by Haseman, I. Umpires-MessrS O'Loushlin-
and Eildebrand Time Of same-l hour and -
minutea. -
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
Racing Entries and Selections

Adair. Ne; U Stepps. ro5: Cream los; Goweil los;
Moristovn. IL; Rudolfo. IL
FOURTH RACE-Twoyear-olds: debutante stakes;
10; Hazzaza. ITO; Whims. no; Bcs. Bib and Tucfer
ITO; Brg's Sister. Ito: Filuee, is; Zinde lis; Wa
ter Blossom. lis: May Queen. llo: GypSy. iIe;
Climber ITO. Bet Bib and Tueter and Brig's Sis
ter. Bradley sntry; Nay Queen Climber. and Gypsy.
James Butler entry.
FIFTH RACE-seling: three-year-olds and up
ward hllies and mares: one mile and seventy yards
81: Trojan Belle. Is: Mamie McDee 100; Guide
Post. lol: Beulah D.. lo4: Big Dipper los.
SIXTH RACE-Threeyearoids: sx fIrionssl First
Cherry, los; Holy Hill. NB; Robert K. ic3: Maud
Boots and Saddles. les: staie and Cap 10; Wander
grift H.
SEVENTH RACE-Fou-year-oids and upward:
selling: one and o.e-sixteenth miles. Reno. Iof /;
kinsiins los; RockdsA. los: weyanoke. los: Pros-
pet. los: olriicoe. 10; Cloud Chief ioT Fellow
man. ios; Hanly. 10: Dlatory. 10; Spindle. ITO;
Leopold. ITO; Amor. III; Howdy Howdy. lis
T0DAY'S SELECTIONS.
tBY NEW YORK TyLEGRAPHJ
Pialico.
Fist race-Defendum, Netmaker Master Joe
Second eace-FoideIui. stalwart Helen. Ethan
Allen.
Third nee-Monty Fox. Joe Finn. MoIie Rich
ards
Fourth race-Gun Cotton Crovoe Jurerence.
Fifth rae-The Masquerader, Sir Edar. Proc
Sixth ace-sonny Boy. After Glow. Dangerous
March.
Seventh rece-Towton Field. E7kridse. Scrap
Per
L0ulsyi1le.
First race-Hish Street, Mmirosi. Casey Jones'
Second race-Chalmers. Borei. Dr.. Carmen.
Third race-Monisto~n DIR. Samuel. Rudolfc
Fourth. nc-Butler entry. Wsrer Blossom,
Z<in Della
Fifth ra-e-nojan Belle. Nanny McDee. Beu-
lah 8.
Sixth nc.-vsnders1ift. Boots and Saddles
The Norman.
Seventh raee-Cniicue. Ringing. Rock Fish.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11

Run-Demmitt Left bases-Deeroit. 2: Chi
cAso. l. Two-ba.e hit-Cohb. Stolen hase-Collins
Doabe plays laekbume to Chase; Dauss to Burns;
Blackburne to Weaver to Chasr. Struck out-By
Dsuss, 2: By Cicotte. Umpires-Messr. Chill
and sheridan Time Of camel hour and % min
Utes-
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11

Manager Branch Hickey has a black
board installed in the club house at
Sportsmans' Park that he may show the
players their faults in black and white"
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11

PORT ARTHUR HAT CLEANING co.
SIS 9th 81. Nv Next to the Gayety
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Yesterdays
American National
Louss Cincinnati
sCHEDULED
Brooklyn a
x.u w.. =, puo, Basoa sf
new i"f at Boston, Louis.
OF CLUBS.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL
GAMES TODAY.

Central L..su.-tolunbi. vs.. Emerald.
Departmental Lesgue-Conmissiorer vs. Interior
= East Washington Sunday School Leasue-Ninth vs.
St Agnes.
Marquette League-St- Martins vs. CherydaIe
Northwest Sunday School League-Bnshtuood vs.
Emmanuel
Potomac Leasue-Steel Plant vs. Congress Heighta
RosedAle LaCue-Iruuuois Holy Name.
Terminal r. R. Y. N. c. A. League-Cr Depart
msut Southern
Treasury Lesgue-Statistics vs.. Federals
An experiment with four blind tele-
phone operators is now being made in the
general postofiice in Turin. Italy.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-11
SHERMAN A. C. DEFEATED.

The CIaredon Reserves, defeated the
Sherman A. c., in an interesting game
yesterday, S to 2. Score:
RHA
Clarendon Reserves. 1eI3sf q 1
Sherman A C.............. eee1e l-2
Batteries-Tcdd and Davidson; SNYDER and Fraser.
The Claredon Reserves have open dates
for June and would like to hear from all
strong teams averaging eighteen years
Address A. f. Snyder, Clarendon. Va.