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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
n1,rn nnIGI.

Rorr 20 NIr and Nrs John Bouza,
"a daughter
Miss Marie Compcau and Herman
Ruuey were married Monday, Boo our
Lady 81 LourTes church.
Miss Ruth Lab0 Miss Hattie Beau-
hfen and Miss 1Ugcl'ue iielaugcr are
visiting in Chatham ont
Nr and Mrs Moses faCassC and
daughter Mrs BYRON church arc on
"a tyo-montls trip o. Montreal cue
Nrr and Mrs NK E Armstrong have
returned from three weeks "trip
Frnnk Nurry. who was caught go
tho act " suJtchiul purse from Mrs
oscar t<futz was fued S31 with the az
tcrrotive al m fatI sentence yesterday.
Albert Warner. heard Mrs Klutzs cry
FOR heIp. chased and captured Mur-y
and held him until Marshal osborn
arrived 10 place him under arrest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16

pultepec and I'll Globo Twenty secret
service agents found Huerta during
the day and remained with him, but
his orders were that the bodyguard
from the TWenty.ninth infantry was
not 20 appear,
, Carbajal expected tlgerta TO resign
Monday, but the dictator spent the
day travelling from cafe to cafe IN his
automobile. Resignation was appar-
entity far from his mind and that
evening Carbajal took the first step
| toward forcing the old indian 10
carry out the plan which had been
agreed upon Carbajal sent note
! 10 Huerta saying
You promised TO resign today. ]
believed you a man of your word. II
! you do not resign Immediately and
leave the capital, viii do so.
Carbajals friends Quaked with fear
for him II was the first time since
the assassination of Madero that any
one had opposed Huerta without sac
rihclng his life or liberty But Huer-
Ia did not order that Carbajal be
banished or slain. lie replied to the
cabinet minister's note.
My generals won't let me resign
was the dictator excuse
Carbajal then apepaled 10 the man
who has been closest 10 Huerta and
whose word is law in the Mexican
army. lie went TO Gen. banquet
He urged him 20 persuade Huerta 70
keep his word TO the Niagara medla'
tors and resign
Blanduet believed Huerta should
keen his word Tuesday evening he
found the dictator in one OF me
cafes He urged him TO send CaToa-
ial assurances that he would aDdl-
cate. Huerta remained obdurate ana
banquet then played his strongest
card. He handed his own reslgha-
ton 10 Huerta.
but. you can't resign Hner'a
Numbered al his war minister
This IS not child's play and you
have a mans sized Job
Blanauet remained firm and insist
cd that both he and Gen Maure
would resign AZ Huerta remained IN
the presidency II IS rumored that
Blanduet even went further
"TlI moi only resign banquet is
rumored TO have said. but ] VIII
take the army with me and my first
order will be 20 place Nictoriano
Huerta under arrest
Huerta Numbered IN rage. lie still
insisted that banquet could not re-.
sign Then he pleaded, caioied and
threatened his army aide but in
vain. Gen Blanquet left him In the
cafe
wednesday morning Blanqret again
found Huera He resumed his threat
10 resign. take the army with him
and arrest tho dictator
Huerta knew his adviser we'll
enough 10 he certain he meant what
no said Knowing that he faced the
end ~ his dictatorship be made a
final stand Blanquot was rnyielding
Huerta was conquered
Half drunken broken and fnallv
cornered Huerta SAID he was ready
10 step down. Then he signed his
resignation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
az NJ \. puReoRoUGH.

BY W. ~. DURBOROO6H,
star Photographed and Correspondent
TORREON. Mex July Id l have
jus, returned from the bloody battle
field OF Zatatecas where Gen. Villa
won his greatest victory entirely de
stroying the federal army with great
slaughter
The morning after the fight went
10 villas headquarters TO congratu.
late him He turned 10 me with a
face in which ! never before saw so
much emotion and With a trembling
voice said
My good friend, it grieves me that
il is necessary 10 take the lives OF so
many Of my countrymen, but as you
Americans would say, war is hell. and
] can only hope that my work Will IN
the end benefit the new Mexico that
is 10 come"
have seen Gen villa in many bat
ties and in many moods and this was
the first time | had ever noticed him
with depressed air He had just
won the bloodiest fight OF his lie and
had once more proven 10 his people
that he IS the great general and lead
er they think him.
]
/ Cen. villas sadness was the fact that
I his pride was hurt. for only few
( days before his victory Gen Carranza,
4 the first chief OF the constttutionalists,
l had ordered Gen. Natera TO command
I the central division OF the constitu
; tionalist army, with instructions tc
attack zaeatecas.
Gen. Natera with 5000 troops at
tackled the city, and although he is
great general and hts men devoted
10 him. he was not equal 10 the occa'
! sion for the federals, with 1900 men
not only put up good defensive fight
! but when they learned OF Natera'
strength came out in the open and In
a few hours drove Natera's army back
10 Fresnillo. with heavy losses.
! II was then thar Gen Carranza call
ed on Gen. villa and ordered him "a
rush 20 Natera aid Gen. villa fatty
refused TO fight under Natera.
Gen Carranza, seeing his bluuder
ordered Villa to attack Zacatecss as
ranking general of the central diyi.
sion. which villa did. and in less than
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BIG DRUNK
ENDS RULE
OF HUERTA
Continued from PAGE OneJ

CContinued from PAGE OneD
the city last night and boarded a
train. Whether they are bound for
Puerto Mexico or Salina Cruz is not
known Many believe Huerta and
his minister OF war intend TO join
their families at Puerto Mexico
The capital was quiet today. but
there was an underCurrent OF excite
meht resulting in the circulation OF
many rlmors none of which could
be confirmed one OF these declared
that Cen Hucrta had sent the
JuclieCo Indians 90 the mountains
and that they are 10 boz Joined by the
famous Twenty ninth infantry. which
has M an times been loyal 10 the
dictator and banquet Mos, OF the
cargo of arms from the Ypiranga
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
RoYAI OAK.

AZ the regular school meeting Mon
day night Mr. Bert Wilson was re-
elected as trustee for another three
years. and Mr.. MONTGOMERY was elect
"a % nll the vacancy In the expiration
~ Mr. Lee Campbell's term It was
voted 10 ask the council 10 call a spe-
cfal meeting for voting on bonding the
town for $4,000 So 600 for meeting IN
old bond. $4,000 for equipment for the
new high school $4,000 for new heat
ing plant FOR the old school building
and $4,000 for putting in new plumbing
fixtures.
Messrs George and NJ A. Dondero
IRE on lo-days' vacation trip 10
Mackiuaw ........ . ..
Mrs j r. Clark Of clinton. Is the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs II S. Bar
nard
Grace Harris who has been visiting
In clinton has returned home
NJ and Mrs Charles Allen, OF AL
F1mhrH CAL were guests OF Mrs W
" Lighthall Wednesday.
Mr. W d. LishthaN returned today
from Eve weeks business trip 70 the
Upper Pcnnsular
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16

have reached the OaXaca mountains,
il Is declared. and, headed by the
Twenty-ninth. tho Indians Will be led
In revolution 10 place Felix Diaz
al the head of the government. The
Pueblo Indians. always favorable to
Diaz will also join the revolt, accord
ing TO the rlimors
Jesus Urueta Jose Ines Novelo and
Enrique Berdes Mangel. deputies IN
congress during the Madero admin,
fstration. left the capital last night
soon after Carbajal was installed as
president. expecting 10 meet constl,
nationalist representatives and ar
range for negotiations looking toward
the admission OF rebel leaders 70 tIe
capital
There we're reports today that Huer-
ia had taken s6000.000 in drafts on
European banks from the capital with
him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16

the bulldog hold he had taken upon
the presidency.
fils dynasty ended as 1t begun, In
athreeday outburst OF heavy drink
ing.
On Saturday, Gen Huerta started
the drinking bout which ended only
when he left the capital. il began
Immediately after the appointment OF
Francesca Carbajal as minister OF
foreign relations, according 20 intor-
nation which has come 70 me IRON
the capital The dictator went 20 the
Cafe Colon. where he spent his time
drinking until far into the night
Arising early Sunday morning. and
ordering his bodyguard should not
follow him the dictator spent the en-.
tire day drinking at the Cafes Cha
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
SUBURBAN NEWS
wYANDorrE.

" G. Jennings. Of Milwaukee. was
n visitor here Tuesday
Mrs Abel Loranger and Mrs Mark
BatNyee and SON Marcus. are visiting
with friends and relatives In Montreal
II a. Proctor, ~ New Britain. conn,
Is visiting friends iu Wyandotte
Mrs sarah wilkins left last evening
for two weeks visit with relatives
n Toronto
Frank j. Ayers was convicted Of OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses
before Justice MaIoch and fined $50 or
as days IL was set up that Ayers ls-
sued "a check 90. pay "A bill when he had
no fund in the bank
Mrs Frank Stieier who has been
seriously IN is improving
Miss Mary Scarlet has returned "a
New York after weeks visit with
Miss Leah smith.
Mrs "a Christian. aged 49, mother Of
former county Auditor r liawley
Chrisuan, is seriously III az the lat
ter's home
Mrs. Christian accidentally fell on
July Z and sustained fractured hip.
The shock was severe because OF her
advanced age
Mrs Smlre lie Sage who underwent
"a minor operation Tuesday is i'm
pTONing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
YPsILANTI

Or A. G. Matthews who has been
visiting relatives here has returned
% his wc as superintendent Of the
Napa state hospital Zoo California.
Mrs Wright Colby Is recovering
from q FIVE weeks Illness from rheu-
matlsm.
AIr and Mrs A r. Graves have re-
turned ffom visit in Chatham. ont
Mrs Ellen Rust has returned 90 De-
trOit after visit az the home Of her
SON. a. Ie Mothc Rus
Through her attorney Frank JOS
Itu' Mrs FI0vd Day has hlcd petit
ton in the circuit court asking for a
fprsaring iu the divorce suit brought
against her hy her husband
8Nss Erneetiue Harness is guest Of
her graudtather-M OConnell. Ia War
saw, Ind.
Miss N1rrarCt Martin Is seriously tll
with whoopiug cough.
John CnrkIus, postmaster ot Cass
city "a spending the week with his
brother. Wilmer
Mrs. Fred smith and son Russell are
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16

On route for Boston. Mass, where they
will spend the summer
Miss Alice Warner has returned from
a weeks visit in Detroit at the home
OF Mrs r. w Morton
Mrs Belle Marshall Hehblewait and
two children, OF Des Moines Iowa. are
In the city attending the Normal sum
mer school
Miss Anna McDougall late OF OF
tumwa, Iowa, Is spending the week
with Miss Sarah Campbell.
uurand w Springer has returned
from the y. r. A. meeting at st. Paul.
MINI.
st Johns Catholic Church society
will give a public social this evening
on the church lawn.
Mrs Frank Stockdale was severely
hurt and other members OF the party
badly bruised when city car Tues
dav night struck the auto In which
they were riding in Ann Arbor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16

two days took the town killing 5000
federals and taking 1000 prisoners,
and capturing most OF the federal
guns and ammunition.
Dead and dying were every where.
blood ran in the streets, cries OF the
wounded came from all sides 10 was
sight / shall never forget Men
begging 10 be shot TO end their sui.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
Drinking Bonf Ends
Career of Dictator
RY WLLLLAM 9. SHEPHERD.

BY william q. SHEPHERD.
(Sfan Correspondent United PreSs)
VERA CRUZ, Mexico, July l6.-A.
though bent to President Wilson s
will and forced from his place as
head OF the Mexican government,
taken over the body OF Francisco
Madero Gen. Huerta remained the
stolid Indian 10 the last.
II was only through the greatest
nressure that he was forced TO loosen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Erwin Keppelman. 80; Cora Damoth.
AZ
Albert n. Ambruster. 25; Elizabeth
Ida Wadden. 81; Gertrude Maloney,
william Dettlon, 81 Myrtle Maynard,
%
Ira Card, 90. Detroit; Mary Jones, 81.
Robert Glib. Jr, 90, Detroit; Mar
tina Rippon. 49, Rodney, Can.
Jay sutherland. IS, Detroit; Grace
Wiadyslaw Jakuliak. Is; Leodadya
Charles See. a.. Chicago Junction.
%. Rose stark, a. Green Bay. Wis.
Charles Bleckiner, %; Celina Teller
walter smith. Is. etroit Grace Tuck
er. On Rochester
John ilresyn. 2s Alice Henning 81.
Carl Snidak, as Victoria Fre)oysz'
Duncan Henderson. IS. Detroit Mar
garet Mccarthy, IS, Toledo O
:, Alex, Mak,owskis ~ Ham'rsmck'
John ssvoldL 81 Frances Colombo,
Martin Knnan. 20 Myrtle While, 81.
Georse Feasel 21 olga Heing. II
John Kivarda, 30. Katherine Piwka,
Floyd conklln. rs. Lore Groat Is.
John b wallace, ~. Ashland. o.;
Msrgeret Sitaa5TkeY r. Detroit Detroit c..
John Mckenzie, q Harriet o'Brien.
Joseph Michel q. wetroit. Sophia
H. Crosse 20. Milwaukee,
Edgar Wright, a. Dayton, Q, Eliza
beth Brennan. 26. same.
The Panama.Pscihc exposition has
established a clearing house for lost
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
nIRMINGHAM.

sylvester wilkinson has gone TO
Grand Rapids 20 visit friends.
Mr. claude Hale is seriously Ill with
tonCilitis
Mr. and Mrs Major Jones are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper, at Dray-
ton Plains.
John n McNaughton. No. i4T Atkins
ave- Detroit. was arrested for vlolat.
ing the speed law lie was arratgned
before Justice Campbell plead guilty
and was fined S25 and costs. He paid
Mrs John Rainey is a guest OF Dr.
and Mrs James Miller, at Pennington
Miss Era Hutchinson VS. visiting her
sister Mrs Baker at Pontiac.
Mrs Mort Cooper is guest OF her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Munger. at clyde. Mich.
OF James Smith, OF Denver Col, for
merly OF this place.
Mrs Han. OF Royal Oak. is guest
OF her daughter. Mrs John Lawson.
The Blue Rock Gun club Will meet
this afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16

Mrs Fred Bigler is visiting with hor
sister Mrs Robert Patterson. In Royal
Oak
Treasurer Joseph Reno viii be at the
ECorse p0stofhCe again saturday aug.
I for the collection or village taxes.
Mrs. Maude Barnes and daughter.
Grace and Miss Jessie slower, Of
ottawa. ont. are visiting with +. j..
CtOVer
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terings here and there mother
clasping TO her breast her child botn
OF whom had been killed when The
Gendish federals. without thought Of
innocent lives, blew mp building after
building in their mad flight
Their only chance 20 save their
cowardly skins lay in retreaung over
the roadway 10 Guadalupe familiarity
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16

Christmas cards we're FIRST printed
in London about 20 years ago, but
dld not become popular until twenty
years later.
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known as the Guadalupe road But
Cen Villa Was 80 be reckoned with.
HE was everywhere az once, II
seemed directing his machine gun
mau. infantry artillery Once grab
hing a rifle from wounded mar J.
him shoot down the federal that
wounded bis soldier.
His commands were sharp and in
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16

slant Let none escape," was his
shout. and after that last terrific on
slaught Guadalupe road was new his
tory. for In the five miles II covers,
there were 5000 dead federals. Many
places II was almost impossible 70
walk a dozen rods without stepping
on a dead body
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16

"e., zo . 81. -". road ne greatest battle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16

The Panama.Pacihc exposition has
established clearing house for lost
children and relatives and has com
munlcation with the entire San Fran.
cisco telephone system
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-15
PERSONAL.

Mrs. J. l.. Gates OF Newfane is Wis
i5ing her sister. Mrs. Horace French.
Sc crai days.
Miss Clara Tarbox has moved from
Is Clark street To the Hunt house on
Green street.
John Richie. who was employed at
the cotton mill, moved Tuesday to .Ja-
maiea TO wcrk on the railroad as see
tion boss.
Ralph Cakes and family will move
June | from Reed street TO the lower
. tenement of F. \. Betterley : house on
Canal street.
1 Mrs. A. \. Blanchard is i'll ut her
I home on Chestnut street. and her
i daughter, Miss Nellie Blanchard. is at
/ home caring for her.
+ DIR. Harry T. Greene returned vester-
/ day afternoon from Boston. where he
went TO take tho Massachusetts state
medical examination.
Mrs. J. }. tstey went to Cambridge.
\: y, this morning to spend Sunday
with Mrs. Thomas Gull She will re
turn the first of the week.
I Mrs. Mary Gould. who was n auest
OIL Mrs +. W. Sharp of Prospect street
week, returned to her home at
Nof'hheid, this state, today.
James \. Austin and sister. Mis-.
wary Austin, returned Wednesday from
a. > ohnsbUry, where they attended the
hhIShts OF Columbus convention.
Mrs. David O'Keefc has returned II.
ter stay of several weeks in Woon.
socket, i. l., where she was called by
tie illness and death Of her motbpr
Mrs. Mary Hebert
Mrs. Henry Harrington of Wilm;no.
ton IS visiting her sister. Mrs PilTc
of South Nam street Mrs. pike ord
| Mrs. harrington are spending the dan
| in Mortified with Mr.. and Mrs 4
| Corse.
N. J Larrabee who has been 81
| riously i'll at his home on Clark stree
since Wednesday, is more comfortablc
! Ills brother, Albert A. Larrabee. cam,
/ from Orange, Mass, this morn;n0 I,
/ see him.
/ Frank Jackson who lived At !.
i South Main street, has moved his house
Il hold goods to Rutland, his formc
Il home His daughter, Miss Madelin
II Jackson, viii make her home with IN
II parents in Rutland. Mr. jackson is cm
II ploycd in Turner's Falls with the Hol
! brook, Cabot & Rollins corporation
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-15
Sporting Notes.

Holding that hard hitting Brooklyn
team TO a single safety is some feath-
cF in Vaughan : cap.
The Giants checked the Pirates Now
Won t the IIighlanders please tie a
knot in the Tigers tail.
Brown. who pitched for Breck : Col
este team against Union, famed IL
and allowed only three hits.
A pinch hat off Malcolm 5 delivery
gave Harvard 3 to victory over Yer
mont ut Cambridge yesterday.
Scott Of Chicago held the Senators
hitlcss for nine innings yesterday and
then lost his game in the 10th on ii
siHglc and "A double.
Going to be a great track meet at
:bc fair grounds tomorrow. Cars begin
running there ut l clock First
event called at 2.l5 sharp. Walking is
good. too. BE Il real sport.
Five passed balls by the catcherS
who handled the delivery of Onslow
thompson and poor fielding back OF
him allowed Trinity to defca. Norwiel
81 Hartford yesterday, Is to l. Car
penter for Trinity, who was witt
( Brattleboro last season Il part of til,
time, got two singles and caught a per
feet game. He is batting in the clean
mp position.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-15
FANS ARE SMILING
IN BELLOWS FALLS
Northampton Manager Demands Con
roy i'll Exchange for Burns, Re
leased Final Kaking for Funds.

The collectors for the Bellows Falls
baseball fund turned in cash TO the
amount Of 4l44.52 in addition to
number OF pledges calling for con
siderable additional total. The ''old
standbys'' were not solicited in the
canvas and they are now IN the pro
cess of being urged to ''eome across
with the ''Iong green Residents of
North Walpole are included in this last
hne-tOothcomb roundup, and when this
is completed il Is expected that
enough real money will be on hand to
insure starting the season.
President F. w. Bement of the
Northampton baseball team, who has
been in wrong with the Bellows Falls
magnates and fans long time, has
written a letter to the magnates up the
river demanding that Conroy be given
Northampton in exchange for Jim
my Burns. in view of the fact that
Burns has been released by Northamp-
ton the demand has caused some
amusement up the river. On top OF
some of his attacks on Bellows Fall,
I Btment recently sent President Keye,
Of the league to the Bellows Falls base
/ ball authorities to see if the Turn
/ stiles would not agree TO play a Sun
/ day game in Turner's Falls in place O
game in Northampton scheduled OF
+ one OF the dates of the Northampton
fair. The Bellows Falls men promptly
said q" Not on your life. - and considc
that they have partially squared az
! cOuutS
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-15
IS 9 10 p %
Totals.
Stevens.

Total bases, Brattleboro Is, Stevens
;. Sacrifice hits, Angles ,. Stolen bases,
Estey Dunlevy Angler,
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70 there MI he no excuse for faiIure 70

so there will be no excuse for failure to
attend the meet.
TIE events VIII he ran of in this
order. field events in several instances
being in progress during track events:
l09-yard dash, discus throw, broad
Jump. first and second heats Of 90
ward hurdles, 440-vard run, pole vault,
high jump. final heat 22o-yard hurdles,
hait-mile run, hammer throw, shot put.
z41-yard dash. first and second heats OF
l29-yard hurdles, mile run, final hear OF
l-0-yard hurdles.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-15
National League.
National League Games Today.

Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia ut St. Louis.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-15

Bracket ), Adams ;, kaine +, Stowe.
TWo-base hit, Dunleyy. Three base hit,
Knight Left on bases, Rrattleboro 2,
Stevens :. SiracE out, WhitteaGre .,
Dunlevt, Baker :, Adams, Blood, Whit
tier, Flint, Stou9hton. Kelsey, Cncllls,
lIutchins Batter HIT, Duuinyy, Slough
ton. Double plays, Dunlcyv to White
more to Angler; Adams TO Angler to
Whittemore. Time, III 20m. Umpire.
Haley
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-15
STEVENS HIGH
EASY VICTIMS
Failed to Score Until Ninth Inning.
Brattleboro Winning to at Glare
mont Return Game Planned.
Especial to The Rcformer.)
CLAREMONT, n. H.. May Is.

Brattleboro high easily defeated
Stevens high here yesterday by score
of 9 to ,. The hi2h-cIass pitching by
knight and the fast work of his infeld
was too much for Stevens. the home
team never having 4 chance until the
last inning and that would not have
been except that Whittemore and Dun
levy got mixed up on a little fly and
let il drop safely between them.
Knight kept the game well in hand all
the time. Both Blood and Whitney
were rather easy for the visitors and
they ran bases wild on Chellis The
Brattleboro outfield had only one
chance so effective was the twirling of
- Beak. - The same teams play Mt Brat
tleboro May p. The score:
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Results of College Games.

At dge-Harvard ). Vermont
At Medford-Tufts II. Bowdoin ,.
At Observation-Disclosures 4, Notre
Dame l.
At Hartford Conn.-Trinity 8, Nor
Hich /.
At Annapolis, Md.-NavaI academy
.. Maryland \. G. u.
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Sporting NeUs
LEAGUE STANDING.
American Lea que.

American League Games Today.
st. Louis At Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.