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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-02-06
Polite Bertha.

Little Bertha was invited out to din
ner with her father and mother. Be
fore she went it was firmly impressed
upon her that she must not speak
unless spoken to. All went smoothly
Tor while, but when some time
elapsed and no notice was taken OF
ner she began to get uneasy.
Finally the hostess, seeing some.
thing was wrong, asked her what she
would like next.
i should like to have you begin to
ask me questions" was the polite re-
ply.-Lippincott's
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-02-06
What He Had Learned

"Oh, motherl" cried a voungster.
who had been visiting an elder bro
Their in school, Il learned lots to-
day"
What was one thing you learned?'-
asked the parent.
Il learned in the 'rithmetic class >,
was the reply, that the square Of the
base and the perpendicular of a right
handed triangle is equal to the sun
OF the hippipotamus. Chicago Trib-
une.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-02-06

Oxford, e n g.
land.-"Man IL
born free" wrote
Rousseau, in the
o I t @ n q no t e d
opening sentence
OF his Social
Contract - Man
Is born free, and
everywhere he is
in chains" The
world-traveler is
tempted 10 re-
verse the famous
saying and to
write: Man Is
born in chains
and the world
struggle Is unto
freedom. Educa-
tion--in its new
est and best form
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-02-06
Fresh Air Punnns

Electrically drive. portable al,
pumps are provided by big New
York electric company to provide
fresh air to its employees when work
ing underground
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-02-06
A Near Humorist

Pa, what is near humorist?"
"A near humorist, son, is a person
who says, when he finds an oyster IL
a stew; We'll, wen, little stranger
what are you doing here'?"--Birrn
ingham Age-Herald.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-02-06
Dancer Ahead.

Young husband Ito wife)-Didn't I
telegraph to you not to bring your
mother with you?
Young wife-I know. That's what
she wants to see you about. She read
the telegram
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-02-06


not think / would be
alive today II 1t
were not for Dodd'e
X l d n e y Pills. /
strained my back
about forty years
ago, which left it
very weak. 1 was
troubled with inham-
nation Of the blad-
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-02-06
Willing to Learn.

Moved by an impulse he could not
resist, he suddenly kissed her. oh
HERBERT" she exclaimed, that's not
right I'm sorry, Helen" replied
Herbert humbly. Il did the best
know how. Won't you show me the
proper way?"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-02-06
is EPILEPSY cONQUERED7
New Jersey Physician Said to Have
Many Cures to His Credit

MANY Cures to His Credit.
hed Bank, N. j. Especially .-Advices
from every direction fully confirm
previous reports that the remarkable
treatment for epilepsy being admin
lstered by DR.. Perkins of this city, Is
achieving wonderful results. Old and
stubborn cases have been greatly
oenehtted and many patients claim to
have been entirely cured.
Persons suffering from epilepsy
should write at once to DR.. H. w.
Perkins, Branch 40. Red Bank, N. J.,
for supply Of the remedy which 10
being distributed ratuitously.-Adv,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-02-06
Nothing to His Credit

Nowadays when a man tries to
make both ends meet he is greeted by
a loud laugh of derision."
Quite so. And it is generally sus-
pected that he is lacking in flnesse."
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-02-06

stop that cough. the source of Pneumonia
etc. Prompt use Of Deans Mentholated
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-02-06
A GRATEFUL OLD MAN.

Mr.. W. D. Smith, Ethel, KY, writes:
4 have been using Dodd's Kidney Pills
for ten or twelve years and they have
done me q great deal of good. l do
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-02-06
BILLYS LAMP SHADE
BY LOUISE OLIVER.

May 10TH am dreadfully unhappy.
I cannot really tell whether 1t is be-
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-02-06

.1N bAi1
have quarreled or
because | am dis
appointed in Bill
ly. If he did not
respect my judg-
ment, why did he
ask me to go with
him to buy a
lamp. The one he
wanted was afro
cious. 1t had big
brass roses all
around the base
and the shade
was covered with
red and purple
grapes. There was
a very pretty one
that / wanted him
to buy, with a
plain dull brass
standard and a
do m Q 8 b a p e d
shade OF green
and amber glass.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-02-06

It's easier to convince a woman than
II is to keep her convinced
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-02-06
Important To Mothara

important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTORIA, safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
HERMITAGE GOLF CLUB
HOLDS SPRING TOURNEY

The spring golf tournament of the
hermitage Coli Club viii begin ON the
18th of This month. when the eighteen
The first sixteen players with the low
est scores VIII constitute class y, and
Will play toT the champi4nship o. the
viii also l." 4 prize FOR the runncr-up
iu this class. All other classes viii use
haudicaps, three rourths the difference.
and play for prizes. Defeated cirhts
in each class will also play Tor prizes
Thc first round Of match play Will
start June I and continue through the
ID The second round Of match play
starts June >, and continues through
the Ath. The ihird ana fourth rounds
follow on following days. The last day
in each period is default day. Stymies
must be played.
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DONNELLY WORKING HARD
FOR MATCH WITH ROLLER
SON of Erin TrampS Roii Daily Get
ting Into COnditiUu for
Hunt.
Makes Arrangements to Work Ont
Daily between 10 md I2---ItoIicr
Writes Tint lie IL In Great Shape.

IF there happen to be any doubling
IhoihaScs in Richmond WHO are sl:ep-
teal as To the GcuulncncSS OF the
Mike Donclly-Dr. Roller finish wrest-
linS match, which is to be pulled of
, at The ball park the night of the 25tll,
they should take . peek at the big
freshman when he is WORKING out.
Every day the son Of Erin takes II run
ON the road. finishing with u brisk
rundown. Whilo nc is resting. he is
taNing on any and everybody who
comes his way
yesterday arrangements were com
rlctFd by which Douncliy gets the use
OF the gymnasium at McC;ilr* Catholic
Union. between the hours of 10 and
II he viii bc found there on the mat
trying /" get into the very best pos
siblc trim TO meet his opponent from
the Northwest. D"nucny Is not fearful
OF thc outcome He is thoroughly CON
rident Of his ability 10 take tho inca
sure OF the physician. Hut because he
is confident. is no reason that he Is
letting up in his careful training. lie
Will step on thc mat about aa perfect
a specimen Of physical development as
can be found anywhere in this broad
land.
Itr. Roller is at present in Montreal
whore he is mcctiii. some OF tho bost
mon in that section. He VIII be here
sunday, and will spend tho time be-
tween then ANA the night Of the match
putting on his finishing touches. He
writes that he was never III finer
fcttic, and that if ponnciiY is sue
cesSfui In defeating him. ii vii! not
be because he is not right.
Roller wants TO meet Xb%sHko in the
bout for the WORLDS championship.
which is also 10 bc staged here in the
bali park. EUt, for that matter, so
docs Douuolly. 1t is =cinS 10 be Il
memorable struggle between these
TWO masters OF craftncss. science and
speed.
Both wrestlefs desire that the mat
he placed on the ground This will be
Il decided Improvement. from the stand
point of the fans, and II will also
lcssep the danger To the wrcstlers.
Both of thcm claim thnt putting the
mat on u stage will briu. about extra,
hazards. II will bc rough land tumble
nil OF tho way, both men viii hc kept
pretty busy each Watching tile other.
and Ia some quick move. ono ur both,
Is likely to bc thrown 10 the ground.
Tickets FOR tho biz match VIII be
placed on sale at MCCoy's, r;iEhtli and
Broad streets, to-mOrroW morning.
Numbers Of Inquiries already received
indicate that the park viii hc pretty
nearly taxed 10 its capacity. All of
the seats Will be coupou.d. and re-
served, so That IL Is advisable to pur-
chase carly ii choice scats arc wanted.
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MIDDLE ATLANTIC MEET
ATTRACTS GOLF PLAYERS
Unprecedented Entry List Assures
Warmcst Kind ut COmpcti-
tion rU Prizes.

Whiic an unprecedented number Of
entries have been received by Sccrc-
torN y. j. - Mackay. of the Country
Club OF Virginia. Tor the Middle At
the local links Thursday morning. by
Iar tie greater number is expected to-
day ana Tomorrow. The competition
the inauguration OF the annual event
Every club in the district promises to
have It's best players here The many
aud handsome prizes offered. both by
the association and hv the Country
club. are attracting golfers who usual
~ stay AT home. The course is re
ported in splendid condition. and some
good scores are Anticipated. Local golf
crS are hopin@ to get the houors. but
realize chat they Viii lee up against
tho StlifcSt sort Of Opposition
ON FRIDAY night the Country Club OF
virginia VIII he Tho host at Il banquet
tendered the visiting golfers at the
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at Philadelphia
st. Louis at New York
Dctr0it az ;,oSton.
ticNc1umh at Nashiu:tun.

Washington. May 1S.-"Doc" Ayers.
former Richmond Finger. gave another
remarkable exhibition of ningus in
to-day's clash between The Nationals
and Maps. which tho home team won
by Il :: TO score.
Ayers never looked better y total
OF three hits is accredited the visitors.
hut of these two were decidedly iluky.
Two biuglcs punched in one inning.
resulting in two runs. Were the kind
that make a batter 20 down on his
knees before his Maker one could
have been scored as an error against
Ray Morgan, second sackcr. but when
the little fellow was the goat" on two
that followed. n very conSdcrat. oni-
ila' scorer Camc to the conclusion that
at least one should he recorded in favor
of the batter
Ayers WAS opposed at the star; by
RID" lIapcrman. tho big fellow who
held tile Athletics 10 SIX hits i'm thir-
teen periods last week Hagcrmau
looked like world heater ut the start.
But In the second inning the Nationals
connected for four straight Safciics.
which Melted the tirs, pair of runs
In the ncXt period Lefty" James was
SHnt IN. He didn't seem 10 have much
hut checked tho threatened onslaught
Ino deciding counter c;,me rs :. result
or caring piece of base running by
Howard Shanlls. who came IN from
second on Mcl'rides sacrifice hunt
2I"n@ the third base line. The play ut
u'Sl was close. ANA Shanks rounded the
th!fG corner. taking q good lead Oft
IN" bag. Johnston threw 10 third. cN-
DcctinE the Nationals outticldci. To
com" h'ck. BUi the speedy rouncStcr
Went ri.ht ON across. ana II was all
Over ..;NNcrs was an enigma TO tho
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NlNTH-iNNING RALLY
NEARLY TIES COUNT
dartmouth Makes Squirt, hut Unable I,
overcome Lend OF
prIucctOu

Princeton. ~ j.. May Is.--N ninth IN
mug rally by Dartmouth came within
one run of tving up things today. but
me fiEers closed up and won, 3 t. ..
La" homer in the ninth with one
on base caused the scare.
Score by innings: T.. II. r..
princeton .....oOo l-3 : .
dartmouth 100 5000 - 3 /
Batteries: Willard and Wnnamaker:
Dcyo and Wall.
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Totals "@ - .a Totals az; g 52;iG
~ Collins rieh; neid
fLL;",ted for E"eionrn Ira n!NtA
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SHIPBUILDERS PUT STOP
TO PORTSMOUTH Squirt

Newport News. Va. May lS.--iIard
and timely hitting gave the ShipbUild-
crs the opening game ofsthc series to
day With Portsmouth 10 10 - Both
times sensational support. six double
plays being made. TWO by the locals
and four BY the visitors. AIulliu. Il new
Finger, formerly with l;OauolSc. twirlcd
for tn" locals, aud allowed Portsmouth
to bunch hits in but one inuinE-tic
eighth. The fielding OF Gondold aud
Mccabc and the batting OF MoiNcil ana
Glockson We're the features. Tile
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Timely IIittIng Counts.

Runalo. \. Y. May lS.-Timciy i.,-
ting combined with two OF Humalo .,
i've errors gave 81. Louis "a safe load
ia the first two Innings to-day. tho Wis
itors winning tho game. In .: 'rhc
record for one OF more home runs
dnil% was kept up. when Dclchan,y
scored OH 4 drive into lcrt held bleach =
crs In the 1.%,h mninr.
Score 10y innings: Il. ~. y
81. Louis ......2O o0l Of 0o-G :. /.
.iuf,lo .0tooo ;-On-3 /,
Batteries: Groom anu Hartley. An
defson and Blair.
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GILBERT is ELECTED
TO LEAD MILDLY CREW

Ann"poiis. Md, May Isl. T.. Gull
bert. of New Jersey. has been elected
captain OF the Naval Academy crew
lor next season. IL The hnai races TINS
year ne rowci No. :. but has always
&c we'd a; stroh7. ana IS q capable oar..
Ina: Both the VARSITY eight aud inn
ioi boats will lose many members by
sra Guation this year.
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Totals IS 20 IL p i Totals ...3i "A !;


: battrd tor ptiuaree in fourth.
fSttteu Tor Srhauer i'll ninth
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ROANOKE UNABLE TO
STOP NORFOLK OUTFIT
rrcs>l!'> Wen Wage Nnr on Tigers
ANA Win t.nuic by Score

Norfolk. Va. May lS.-Norfoii5 took
l;oanoltc this afternoon In y contest
featured by the Spectacular folding of
Mcmahon and Allen. az the rars. Tho
Scor" was > to -. Ia evening up for the
c!awiuG handed them in Roanoke last
week. the locals oVcrcamc a two-ruit
lead. Norfolk won the game In the
sixth. when Boyle passed Stewart to
get at Cochran. Tho oN-saiIor cut a
single through second which sent
Alexander across the plate with tho
winning run. Tho score:
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nnggcd Fielding Features.

E-"ol>lyn, May Brooklyn dc
featcd Indianapolis 9 to c. lerc 20
day In a sIiuc marked by ragged PLAY .
inG On the part If tho losers and hray y
lifting by both sides.
score ny innings X; IT, E
Indianapolis ...a OIL o2--G II :
Brooklyn ......p0I 0Oa50x-o II }
Eattries: Aiulln. billiard ana Wa
rcu: Som"rs. Scatou and Land.
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ST. LOUIS OVERCOMES LEAD

New York. May ia batting cu,r,.
IN tho eighth timing to-day enabled 81
Louis 20 overcome the Yunks' lead ana
win 10 :. with one ont. Sho,tcn
wa ikcd. Austin singled and stole, and
both came home ON traits slow
grounder Walker doubled. scoring
Pratt.
Nunamakcr. the new backstop go
cured by the Yanks from Boston. sig
nnl!Zcd his nrst appearance here by
scoring the first run Of the game for
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New port News.
s'nrtSInibIftli.


Newport News. o@2S 10
Portsmouth .....:..." 900 O0l O. :.
summary: stolen ba%cs-t;OIdoli ~.
Davis 90. Mccabc. smith. Clock son.
Sacrifice hit-Carnes. Two-baso hits
MciXcll -. Glcckson 90. Baxter. Law
renee. Double play -Mullin TO Con
dolii 10 carncs; Walters "a Gomdolii to
Carncs Troy 10 Foster: Foster Onas
sisted; McElvccu 80 Troy. Foster to
Lawrence to Tee. Struck out--by Null
lin. :; by Lawrence >. Bases on balls
off Mullin. !: off Lawrence. - Left
on hases-NcwDort News. =; Ports
mouth. /. First base Ou err0rS--Ncw-
port News. /: Portsmouth. .. Passed
balls-Tec 60. Hit by pitched ball
by Mullin. (Tec). Halk-Lawrencc
Empires, Tone and Kelly. Time Of
game, one hour and forty live minutes
Attendance, 800.
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FOSTER HUMBLES DETROIT

.Hoston. May IS with only two HRS
Of his delivery George Foster. tho rrJ
SoN twirlcr. shut out the Detroit THAN
to-day for the third time in the scrirs
by score Of . 10 -. Tho Rcd SoN MAS
th"lr iirst run in The second on a coti,,I@
al saieti'S and a foozlc. Their ono
run was made i'm the sixth. Main v.,s
taken out in the seventh innina. 10
make place for pinch hitter III"
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ATHLETICS BUNCH HITS

rhiladc!rhia,, May lS-Thc Athletics
70 I by punching their hits. Twn - =
~ NE ms on SINGLES by Murphy. Ola
rr,ns and Collins nuI Bakers sacrid"c
~ EnN" the Athletics AN carly lead
nc white Son scattered thcil. Ii;s nr;
hH;ncr, ana didn't re, Il runner homo
umui the seventh inning Snl"u'ii.i
p'tchln@ ana excellent fielding featured
the game. Tie score: -
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DE GUS MtI.D!;RT.

II Hoino busch. with n first l,oso
man playing second base and a catcher
playing first base. can wallop tho liv-
ing StuilinG out OF Ray Ryan, With all
OF his regulars doing regular duty.
what is iieinic Busch going TO do to
Ray Ryan when he has Il first bnso-
man playing first base and {; second
basoman playing second base" Arain
II Heinio liusch wins all of the bali
GAMES Richmond plays Petersburg i'm
petersburg. and then wins all of the
games Richmond plays Petersburg in
lsichiNond. how many games Is Rich
mohd going to win from PETERSBURG
IN season OF ordinary duration?
Which ncar-Conundrums are suc.
gested and inflicted merely because
Richmond ran afoul of Petcrsbure
right hero where we have a ball park
built aftcr our own particular model
all copyrirh,s rcscrv"d--and when
Richmond left tho field in a more or
less orderly fashion. Richmond pre-
scntcd about as battered Il front as
can he conveniently strapped TO
dropping shoulders. There wrro
more holes in tho Nauntcd imprcgnarle
defense OF the Colts than can ho
counted in the most pcckabooish of
peck TO" waists. much effected hy
the fair ones In our set. Arithmcticai-
~ speaking. aa 1t were. pctcrshura
scored eleven runs and Richmond four
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INT IRRATIONAL LEAGUE

Ut Montreal: Montreal, 4 Baltimore.
Al Rochester: Rochester. 2 Provi-
NJ Toronto; Toronto .: Newark. s.
NJ Hunalo: NUifalo. j; Jersey CIV -
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BRAVES DEFEAT PIRATES

Pittsburgh. Pa, May iS-The Roston
Braves defeated the iirutcs TODAY &.
10 IN The eighth inning tho Visitors
ing Two ruins I'm the uiuh AicGgillai
went on the rubncr niii but one hit
was made OF INN. This. however. win
ner, Melted two moro runs The pir1tns
got the! lone ruu ign tire srvrrfh
"AeH Carey bUatod ana boat the throw
dnp scored "i - tNo-Htg..-r hy Now
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ShLLEE BLANKS SUPERRAS

81. Louis. May 1S-Sallco to-day shu,
out BROOKLYN in the second game of
the series 3 10 ~ -. Louis scored it's
j. Millers two-haso hit. IT.. second
run! came without = hit. Dolan walked
stole second. scoring "hcu E..au lot
Wilson'S roller gct away from him
Snyder scored tho other run after he
had singled. and went TO second on
Sailecs single. from where he scored
on liuECinSS double The score:
BrOphINn
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CUBS WIN i4ANDlLY

handily from PhilaHclphia In the Sec
.o1nd game OF the series day 5.;:ti ..
TIE Phillies scored twice in the 6!..r
q pass. but Vaughn allowed Them hi
one hin@le thereafter. although he Is
sutd I'VE more passes. which avaiicd
HothinE. Dattin" rally in the nf,li
melted the cubs three runs. and no..
pushed on" moro over In The eighth.
The score. ''
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Washington.


score hy innings: :,
Wa~hmttoa 6"oon -oa =.
Gle, Gland ........ a. - g"
summary: Earned -Washlnrton
Ut, 1hs" on errors Cleveland .. Errure-
!i"EEan Mcll'"lc Two-ipsc hlt-MorraD
c.3'r!Acr hit A!ckrGc Sacrifice lis jackson,
S;"!,h ,,aseS- Milan. Ghndit Shanl<s D"ubin
iI'Is '!S"h 10 l"ioic to Johnston: N.i;rt in
10 Morgan 10 Ghndi l.cit on bascs-Wnsh
'"EIon' 90; 'leNeland: %. iIits-Ou uaccrman.
., N iuHlhrS; OF .iIucS. ! im 3, innings. arr
Mitcnc!i. - !n inning. First base on I'm.
~; ~; ,.@n,os' on Ayers, L. struck Out nv
h"EeFn'h. l. 10y james. :: by Ayers :: MIA
mitch Ay"rs. Time OF run,c i:,6 l.,r,',
N0nno!l! and Dlnccn. 'N y,
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score by innings: u
Cincinnati ......................0 :. 1000 a. 10
New; York Observation-Disclosures @ 2 u a n
summary; Erro:s-HcrzoS. Groin 90. Mar
sans. Benton. DOVE. Three base hits-Groh
CLARKE. home ru,-Croh. Sacrifice hit
Doyle. stolen bas.S-fl oblitzcl. Marsans t@b
ltcrzoS. Moran. fits-On pcnarcc. 10 IN 8
Innings of Wiltsc. in innings: OF Doug
Las. II ! Ia innings; off Nincl!nC. ] In ~
inning. First base on halis-Ou DenHrec
oil Whtsc, 4. OF Schaucr, /: of Douglas 3
Struck out-ISy p"marcc. by Wiltse l. rs
SchaueT, =. by Douglas. i; 10y YiuelinE. !. by
Eeni"n, Time o: game. ::l5. umplrc@,
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the locals. 1t came as a result OF Il
pass. Il single and an inhcld OFT The
score:
New York. 81. Louis.
81 IilIIis
New lurL

To;a.s 80 - - Totals "a, : 10 = Il
~. Williams first base.
%Battcd Tor Mcli-,c in ninth.
%. Williams. right acd.
So. Walker. left field.
Rated FOR Arncw In seVcnth.
,.Bottci FOR james ia eighth
score ny innings: r..
~ y y - - 70 { -
Nv q ! - % - -" -
summary: Err"rs -Agncw. rcciSlnoauEh.
taldWel. -. Two base hitS--C. Walker.
Holden. Sacrifice hits-C. Walker. Ngncw.
Sacriii"c iiy-TruesG?ic. stolen bases Austin
%. Double play-Maisc TO IL. Williams To
NunamnSer. Loft ou bases-St Louis. ::
New l1rk. .. First base on balls James.
=; off Ncheie iIit hy pitcher NuuH-
maker and II. Williams. Tinc OF game. e;ij.
Empires. Chli and Shc-ida;,.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

NJ Mobile: Mobile, 3: Atlanta. .
M Montgomcry: MONTGOMERY. =.
>. -
NJ EirminGham: birmingham. C:
~ New Orleans: New Orleans. G;
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W r.IImnn'N Mcn Win.

PtttaburGh. MAY IS Chicago hatt.,,
walker ana Adafns for fifteen hits To-
dHy. ana easily defeated Tie locals. .
Score by inninas: r.. a. r.
Chicago ...O309011 - -
pittsburgh ooOUioIo-; q !,
batteries; Mcclure aud wilson
walker Adams ana Kerry. Kerr.
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Co,inston WINS.

clifton Forge. Va. May lS-Coviur
ION defeated Clifton Forge to-day ~
scoring heavily III the eIEhIn !uuinr.
The nnal rcguJt was: Coviugtou.
Clifton Forge, 3.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

NJ Greensboro: Greensboro. ., Dur
h.m, o.
At charlottc: Charlotte, :: Raleigh. ;.
NJ Asho.illc: Ashcville. 1: Winston
salem. ..
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

VI savannah: Savannah, 80; Macon, s.
~ Columbia: Columbia, >: Albany. !.
Vt Charicston: Charleston, i; Jack =
>.
At augusta: Augusta. 4 Columbus. :.
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PETERSBURG 10 FRONT
EAHIN IN ASIIIE

Pe;crsburc's initial runs were made
n The first and second Those in tho
hrsi resulted from Simmons's hit.
Lavals sacrifice and New;on's bad
throw 80 Ealey on Buschs chance. the
throw scoring simmons and letting
Continued On ninth Page).
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BUCK HERzOG'S REDLEGS
TRAMPLE OVER GIANTS
Cincinnati Takes Enrly Lend. and
Never I'm Danger Of being
ONcrtukcn.
NEW YoRK's DEFENSE
Men BascS-Itcrrmann's Team
Hits Hard and often.
National League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Cincinnati. 10: New York. =.
Boston, 8; Pittsburgh. j.
Chicago. 4: Philn,!riphiu, ..
~. Louis, .: HrODkiyn, u.