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Evening journal., 1914-04-20
What Do You Want
TO Know About Sporf9

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Is one allowed to move a checker
into another block, keep his finger on
and move back? After moving a
checker can it be moved back again
before the other player moves2 T.
II is not n legal move until the
finger Is removed, and can, therefore,
be moved back. Once a legal move is
made il cannot be changed.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Kindly give me Charley Brickley's
height weight and age.
ADMIRER.
Charley Brickley, Of Everett, Mass,
the Harvard football star, Is 22 years
Of age, weighs 1856 pounds and stands
feet 3 inches tall.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
.(1) Can you tell me where ] can
obtain the complete roster of the In
ternational League and the American
Association? CO The. bases are full
and none out, home team leading by
one run: a new pitcher is put in and
next two men sacrifice and two runs
come In, and they win the game.
Which pitcher is charged with de-
feat? G.
U) I do not know where yOu can
obtain these rosters. You might write
20 Ed Barrow, president of the In
ternatiOnal League, ST. James build
ing, New York, and Thomas Chiving-
ton. president of the American As
sOciation, Chicago.
(2) The first pitcher would be
charged with the defeat, as ne Is re-
spOnsibIe for the men on the bases.
! Snort Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
/ Kindly answer following queries:
With men on third base, batter hits
long fly to outheld, runner on third
starts for home and crosses plate be-
fore ball was caught; fielder catches
ball, throws to third baseman, who
touches bag for third out A says
as the runner scored before catch
that the run counts, and no double
play can be completed. B says run
ner cannot score until after catch
Does run count?
With a man on third base, two out
! batter hits to first baseman, who
fumbles ball, but gets il in time tC
| nul DdIlCI Ouls III hitdhbiihD man ~
third crosses plate before the out
Does run count2 PAL.
B wins. II Is double play. run
ner can only score after fly ball j:
caught.
In the second case run does noi
count.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
(a) How is It there are sacrific'
flies in the box score when there are
no runs made2
(b) What do you call fy-out wheI
man advances from first to second
FAN.
Cal There can he no sacrifice tll
without run being scored. II ont
appeared in box score IL was nj
error.
- (b) The play has no special name
and does not count anything for bat
ter, any more than an intield on
(Outside of sacrifce), which ad
YRnees a batsman.
Sport Editor EVENING. JOURNAL.
Kindly publish in your paper VIII
pitched the third game against tn
Athletics in the Worlds Series o
I, ! 1905, and oblige. NJ
MathewsOn; he beat Andy COakley
q f0 o.
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BANCROFT.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

NandeVer ....l O2lll OO-T
Bancroft .2 0d03 ON-S
Hits off Crouch 6. Beck TO- Two-bas
hits-keatley ,. Austin. Ehree-base hit
Austin. Struck out--Holveck .. Con-
rad Z, Crouch l3. Stolen bases Dun
can, Cloud ,. Sacrifice hits-Conrad,
Cloud. Hit by pitched ball-By Com
rad ,, by Crouch ,. Bases on balls
Conrad 3, Croncb 3. Wild pitches
Crouch ?. Passed balls Austin ,. Dun-
can Time Of game hours. Umpire
Allen.
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CUP GOES TO ARGENTINA

The Colonel +. G. Buckner trophy, a
silver loving cup, which was won by
A. Baneri, of the Argentina rifle team
in the Palma match at Camp Perry, o..
has been sent to South America and
viii arrive there in short time. The
cup was on exhibition in the show win
dows Of Millsrd r. Davis for some time
and attracted much attention.
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RELAY TEAM WORKS OCT.

Semin-iinal trials for the relay team
to represent the High School at the
Penn relays took place on the Della
ware College track Saturday after
noon. A number of candidates for
the team competed. Rheuby, of last
years team, won the event i'm fairly
good time and WAS followed by
Mathews. Crew Adair and James
finished in the order named. Among
the other men who. finished were:
Sproul. Durstein, Grubb and Walker
The finals will be run on Tuesday
afternoon at the Tenth street reser-
voir.
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ALL-wILMINGToN LEAGUE

The All-Wilmington League viii meet
in special session at 7.3O o'clock tonight
in THE EVENING JOURNAL office to
consider a subject OF Importance. The
league umpires are also requested to
meet the pesident OF the league at this
Office at o'clock
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BASEBALL
ODDS AND ENDS
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD

Jim Thorpe showed what may be
expected of him in the International
League, when he joined Toronto, by
slamming out four hits in five times
up in the Paterson-Giant second
team game.
Brooklyn is prominently on the map
today. The City of Rubber Plants is
represented by leaders in both the
National and Federal Leagues.
They'll have to do better in the
Federal League than st. Louis and
Indianapolis did if they want to class
with the majors. The latter team
made eight errors, and Billiard gave
ten passes
Regards from Clark Griffith to the
lowly Browns are due today for the
latter's stopping Of Chicago's winning
streak.
Old Man Wagner is a pretty lively
mummy In his last two games his
record stands: 10 times at bat, hits,
8 put-outs, assists and no errors.
With the season eight days Old,
Eddie Collins still has his first hit
of the 1914 season to get.
Those FederaIs had another extra
inning game yesterday. Catcher
Wilson, of the Chifeds tied up in the
ninth with a homer II took Kansas
City until the fifteenth b win, TO 6.
Kahler, of Cleveland. guessed
wrong when he passed Bush, Cobb
and Crawford in the ninth with the
scored tied. Veach scored the three
with a drive into the crowd
The Cubs had their batting clothes
on against ST. Louis. In the eighth
they smote Griner hard enough for
seven runs.
Housewives have found that the very
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A.-W. LEAGUE OFF
TO Good START
ParkSide and Penn. R.R. Tie
Up After IL Innings in
the First Game
BANCROFT AND THE
H. & H. TEAMS WIN

Results Of Saturdays Games.
Parkside 6, J.. II. r. 6. II innings.
Bancroft 8. Vandever Z.
II. & II. Q, Hillside ,.
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ls9TH 90. n; I1aTH CO.. 3.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Del, April 20.
The 139th Company defeated the
112th Company in a game marred by
a number of errors, by the score of
n to 9. at the fort on Sunday. Cas-
well, of the 18Th Company, had
twelve strike-outs, while Jones, of
the 18TH Company had ten. The
hitting of Grabosky. Morris and
Mates featured. Nelson started for
the 10Th, but he was relieved by
Jones, who twirled a good game. The
score by innings
RH.E.
112th Co. 90 so 3 201O- 9 10 Z
139th Co. 1913 0 1 0 x-17
Summary-Two base hits, Flynn,
Thomas and Reynolds; bases on
balls. off Caswell 3. off Jones 2. off
Nelson 3: struck out by Caswell -,
by Nelson /. by Jones 9; left on
bases. 18TH Co, 5; wild pitches. Mar
SHALL hit by pitchers. Marshall,
Freak and Mates; stolen bases, Gra-
bosky, Craft. Morris and Stout: Um-
pire. DR.. J. 5. c. Fielden, Jr.
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quit in the sixth inning after Ban
croft had taken the leads Crouch hung
up an early season strikeout record
with thirteen breezes, and allowed but
six hits. The score;
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Housewives have found that the very
best method of securing competent help
is through the Want Columns.-Adv.-
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CHANCES FOR BASEBALL TODAY.
National League.

New York at Brooklyn, cloudy.
Boston at Philadelphia, cloudy.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, cloudy.
Chicago at st. Louis. cloudy.
American League.
Washington at New York. cloudy.
Philadelphia at Boston, cloudy a.
4. and p. M. games.
Cleveland at Detroit, cloudy.
St. Louis at Chicago, cloudy.
Federal League.
Indianapolis at Kansas City, clear
Chicago at st. Louis, cloudy.
Brooklyn at Baltimore, cloudy.
Buffalo at Pittsburg, cloudy.
SATURDAY BASEBALL.
City Leauge.
Peerless .. Pioneers 5.
Browntown 13. Del. II. Il. Z.
Eden 8. Elsmere /.
Woodlawn 9, Christiana 2.
Other Games.
chesrook 4. Wilmington A. A. 4.
c. A. G. IA. FELTON, z.
Defiance 4, Maple Leaf 10
Merwiek 9. Federals 10.
Silver Stars %, West Hill 2.
Silverbrook Is, Second Baptist 3.
Newark Tri-Co. 10, Penn Marr 2.
Boys Junior League.
Northwest 8, belmont 4.
Settlement 3, Winfield 2.
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Ynla NOM.
SCORE BY INNINGS

Wilmington sees. 2OlOooOo0 o0-s
Villa Nova ..... o 02 2 0 o 2 OF
Hits-Of Brown, z; of Mahafy, q;
od Sheehan, 10. Earned runs--Villa
Nova. 3; Wilmington, 1. Two-base hits
--Jaclxson, Lear, Gibson. Three-base hit
--Pendergast. Home runs-Jackson,
Conners. Struck out-By Brown. 6 by
Mabaffy, 3; BY Sheeh0n. A. Double
plays-Pierce 20 Sharpe 20 Meyers;
Hogan TO OConner. Left on bases
Villa Nova, I 4; Wilmington. Q. Stolen
tases-Conners, Hogan, O'Conner, Lear,
Gold. Meyers. Base ON balls-Of Shee-
han. ?. Passed balls--Shollenberger
Time of game hours. Umpire-Phe-
Ian.
Among the boys who will take par
In the All-Star game tomorrow vii
be johnson, Flood, Stirlith, Wingate
Russell Smith, Frank Duncan, Hocl
Glenn. Darby Thompson, and Bill
Crouch.
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Federal League.

Kansas City z. Chicago 6 (l5 inningsl.
St, Louis 0, Indianapolis ?.
Other clubs not scheduled.
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The Bancroft -Nandever game was
lively from every angle. Bill Crouch
Beck and Holveck were the opposing
pitchers. Crouch going the distance.
Beck for Nandever, however. had to
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Federal League.
ToDAY'S SCHEDULE.
National League.
National League.

Boston at Philadelphis.
New York at Brooklyn.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
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II. g. II. Corporation started It's trim
ming of Hillside as soon as the curtain
went up, the newcomers pushing four
runners across in the first. They came
back with three more in the second in
ming and the game was practically won.
Hillside presented a stronger line up
, than at any time last year and gives
promise Of playing a good quality of
ball this year. Morley, for Hillside
pitched good ball, getting eleven strike
outs The score.
Evening journal., 1914-04-20
FIVE Games FOR
Chicks This week
CITY Gil AAll-Stars if Stars on the Front
and Union Card TOmOr-
row Afternoon
VILLA NOVA WINS
THE SATURDAY GAME

CHICK GAMES OF THE WEEK.
Tuesday Wilmington All-Stars.
Wednesday DUPONT
Thursday Royal Giants Of New
York.
Frlday-RoyaI Giants Of New
York.
Saturday Georgetown Uniyer-
sity.
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BASEBALL

National League
Pittsburg 8, Cincinnati 3.
Chicago Q, st. Louis z.
Other clubs not scheduled.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

phrkside ..5O0OOl OO-6
p. r. r.. Il 4OO01 OOO00 o Go
Earned runs -Parkside ,. p, r. r. O..
Two-base hits-,Iones, Elliott, McEroy.
Home rm-R. Smith. Struck out--Cof-
fin IL. Rash a. Double plays-C. Smith
to Forrest. Left ON bases ParlSsde Q,
p. r. r. Stolen bases Brittingham,
McDonough Taylor. G. Smith, Shields,
Rash, Jones, McElroy. Hit by pitched
-Brittingham. Bases on balls
Coffin 3. Rash z. Passed balls-Mc-
Donough l. Houston ]. Umpire-Hast-
ings.
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American League

Athletics at Boston q gamesl
Washington at New York.
Cleveland at Detroit.
St. Louis at Chicago
Evening journal., 1914-04-20

The Cubs had their batting clothes
on against st. Louis. In the eighth
they smote Griner hard enough for
seven runs
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

II. 4 II. ........4 100000 90
Hillside ......0 90 , 0 o o o o.
Earned runs-H. a II. Corporation ..
Two-base hits-Keesey ?. r. Duncan
Three-base hit-E. Duncan. Home run
F. Duncan. Struck out-Morley H.,
Glenn l3. Double play-Walthers TO
McDonough. Stolen bases -AIcDonough
Sacrifice hit-McMahon. Hit by pitched
balls-AlcMahon. Walthers. Base ON
balls-Glenn /. Time of game 80.
cmpire-Staib.
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Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Kindly publish in your paper who
pitched the third game against the
Athletics in the Worlds Series Of
1905, and oblige. NJ.
MathewsOn; he beat Andy COakley,
Q fO o.
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American League.

st. Louis 5, Chicago J..
Detroit z, Cleveland 8.
Other clubs not scheduled.
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Federal League

FeueIaI LtdHut.
Buffalo at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Baltimore.
indianapolis at Kansas City.
Chicago at St. Louis,
Evening journal., 1914-04-20

Kahler, of Cleveland. guessed
wrong when he passed Bush, Cobb
and Crawford in the ninth with the
scored tied. Veach scored the three
with a drive into the crowd
Evening journal., 1914-04-20

With the season eight days old,
Eddie Collins still has his first hit
of the 1914 season to get.
Evening journal., 1914-04-20

Old Man Wagner is a pretty lively
mummy. In his last two games his
record stands: 10 times at bat, hits,
8 put-outs, assists and no errors.
Evening journal., 1914-04-20

Brooklyn is prominently on the map
today. The City of Rubber Plants is
represented by leaders in both the
National and Federal Leagues.
Evening journal., 1914-04-20

Regards from Clark Griffith to the
lowly Browns are due today for the
latter's stopping Of Chicago's winning
streak
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-07


teaching his disciples what wc cali
the Lords prayer. Then he told thcu'
about friend who. Just because OF a
mans importantly. arose from sieep
and minisiercd unto him. Then he
said the words OF the text,
I What is prayer The lowest form
OF prayer known consists In asking
God for things, A great many hardly
Get up this high in life. but many
do. Jesus was teaching prayer 10
very simple men. He began low down
and ended high up, A great many of
us get up Tar enough to ask God for
things. II sorrow comes VIC ask him
F, TO remove IT, II life Is unsatisfactory.
We ask him To make Il satisfactory.
( II We md ourselves failing In busi-
ness. sc ask God To make Us succcss-
full. And all these are good prayers.
But some people 80 farther. ThUy go
SO far that they ask God to make
them good: to take away their sin.
They want to be Gods spiritual chill
drcu- They ask for self control. They
ask for Joy within. They pray for
peace. They ssek power to lead men
TO good. This Is higher ground. We
are getting up. Sometimes We get 40
far up thar We feel we are In some
sense In partnership with God. some
thing like a son may be junior part
ner with his father. We remember
that in this prayer Jesus said at the
beginning. Our Father" Being In
partnership. we have . share in the
business. So we are interested In q
new way. We begin to sssk council
and to talk with God about tho things
We ind TO do rs though those things
were our own business. and wo were
responsible for them and their out
come. A new burden begins to bear
down on US. II Is like the burden
that bears down on the shoulders Of q
boy whose father FIRST let's him do q
bit OF work. The boy 10 proud. II
becomes his work. Prayer rises high
now. The earth. Its streams. its
clouds. Its fields. Its men. It's stores.
Its shops. its homes. belong to US and
God. We are so interested we Just
must talk to Him about these things.
We forget TO be sick. We even for
get TO be bad. Goodness seems to
have taken possession OF US. We rise
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-07
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WEEKLY SERMON
"To Pray
ny H. G. RCHARDe Nehodks Hpisrspa Church

In the morning With soaa TIL
day's work goes on rythmieaily doe
sccma to throb In oil thinE~, We fai
10 soc lots Of the evil of ilfr, cspceiai
|, N tho cvil In our nelxhbors Every
,hinx takes on brighter hues We arr
80 glad We are In league with God
Prayer now h loy all day Ion. "
does no, take effort Il springs an
called from tho lips soon We diseoN
or new strength, We forxct self. YET
are rxauisitcly conscious OF self. but
not In a seif.cxaited way Al thlnks
arc good company. Lite could hardly
DO moro blessed, Then one day ws
read tho text. aud then wonder how
We ever could have doubted u, oi
course u Is true, How could life be
endurabic u Il were no,' So We sing
There is no thiak ". cAnaos over
come.
Say not thy evil instinct is In
herttsa.
Or that some trait Unborn makes
thy whole life soriorn.
And calls down punishment tha,
Is not merited.
hack of thy parents aad xrandpar-
ents lies
The Great. Eternal wii.-~rha,.
too. In thIuo
Inheritance strong. beautiful, dt.
vine.
strong lever o, success for one
Who tries
There is no noble height ,hon eansi
not climb.
All triumphs may be thine In
times futurity.
u. wha,soc'er thy fault. thou dos,
no, faint or halt.
iiut lean upon the s,sn OF aod's .
security.
Earth has no eiaim tho soul cannot
contest:
know ,hyseit PAT, OF the eternal
source.
NsuEht can stand before this spirits
force.
the souls divine Inheritance 10
best"
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of July. tsi,. and nisd Toe record ea
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Notice 10 hereby gsvsa that oa
Tuesday. the 10th day Of Novsmhes.
1919. ~ . o'eioek p. ~. st The saoss
ai 7os Maia street. kismaih vsiis. 10
klamath county. I viii sell the above
described property 10 the hisAsss
bidder for cash. Asd Aissssesss The
proessds according 10 The tssaa os
the mortgage.
g. G. LOW.
shssia Of kiaaash Cossty.
hy 0EO. 4. HAvDON. Dspsty.
1i.eth
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-07
oasn0nu0
tia Eqsity. No. s3ol

In The Circuit Court Of tAs state el
OrsGoa. fos The coussy os Khan
ath.
J. W. stsmsss. Pisiati9.
~.
The uakaows Heirs Ut Chsslss
Percy Nichols. oahssviss ksews
~ G. r. Nichols. 1scsassd: ~
unhsows isiss Of Louis 0sss
dsessssd; Sophia sehalls. WI.
liam 4. schsAAs. asA Jass Dos
SehAdds. biz wife: Reward
Schadds. and Rsbseea Ros
Schsdds. his wife: Hsssy D.
schadds. and Mary Doe sehaade
his wife: Augusta Elsie Hasi.
man. and John doe Hartman.
her husband. snd Emma Bssths
witts. and Riehasd Roe wisis,
her husband. also aii other pss.
sons or parties usknows. claim.
Ing any right. title. sstats. lien o.
Interest In the real estate -.
seribsd In the complaint hsssis.
Dsssadants.
70 the Uakaowa Heirs os Charles
Percy Nichols. othsswiss ksown
~ q, r. Nichols. dscsaseA; the
unknown Hsiss of IIouis Gers.
deceased; sophia SehadAs. WI.
liam 4. Schsdds. sad Jass Doe
schsdds. bis wife: Edwasd
Schadds. and Rsbseca Roe
Schadds. bic wife; Hsasy D.
Schsdds. and Mary Doe sehsAds.
bis wife; Augusta Elsie Hart
man. and Johs Doe Hartman.
her husbsad. and Emma lssstAs
witts. ssd Rlshas1 nes Wilts.
hss husbas1. sise all elhee ~.
sons os parties uaksews. claim
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-07

CNcFytutuk " eVu
planned a world. he
planned Its inhabi-
tants, II hc plan
ned a man. hc sure
ly planned tho sur
roandinsS for that
man, II he gave
ambitions a worth
while. there ought
TO be- some way TO
realize them. Pray
cr Is talking to God
about these things.
Jus, before tho
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-07
Nosi<e ttiNx rro.-s<sls 10 l'sWhnss
ttst Ut kta@sth taiis tupsss<.
snvuS ttDssis.

I %Ss s0o
scaled proposals sitl ks received "
Iths usasssisnea uatIi Fnufsisy. W
vsmbss ~. i,lt. al Tie hoss VI I
o'eioek y. N OF said aay. II Ne ds
hall u the si.y o! kla~sth raiA'
otseos. tssa At ssss ,ias ass sists
ell proposals. received ulIl be ctssss'
TOT The parehass Of tss.osi,is sisy u
klamath raiIs. otesos. eVspes 10
pfovcmsst handA. payable tee ysah
tsoa date OF issue bsasinS . fsss u
Iatssest not To 1tceea sii pei eses ~
Asaua. Interest payable sss''sass
ally. pfieetpal aud Interest pAyseh y
The once ot tho city .feassfss o. y
The nscai sGeaet Of the state ee W
600, In Ssw Sort. pfineipsi sss y
tsscss payable In gold cola u y
usigsd stAiss Of America $40 ~"
viii be- issued IN deaominAtees -
sscssdias $500 each. aad ssoeseW
from oas To .,ss iaelss's~
bosds are authorized ~ 0fslsAs"
| No. SCI OF tho city o! klsmsiA ~
Oregon. Tor the purpose OF eso"s
funds To pay tho cost OF 'ee"
parts Ut the folio ~lns namss s