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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-03
zbYSzkO WINS BY
STRAIGHT FALLS
pH. ROLLERS SHOULDERS PINNED
TO MAT TWICE IN
SUCCESSION.
LOSER IS OUTWEIGHED
GRAPHING PHYSICIAN GAVE OP.
poNENT GooD TussLE AND
rot tsft1 tfsfstt foft
LUAHEAs,

OutweighinE his opponent by thirty
one pounds stanislaus Zbyszko. tina
Polish giant. worlds heavyweight
wrestling champion, proved too heavy
tor Or. Ben f. Roller last night at thu
local baseball park, and successfully
defended his title. winning from thu
physician by straight falls.
The first fall was not gained by the
Pole until exactly one hour had elaps-
ed, but in the second round it took
him only four minutes to pin the
Washingtonlans shoulders to the mat.
Both falls were secured by Zbyszko
with - front Nelson. Although against
overwhelming odds, Or. Roller gave
his opponent a hard tussle and for
while it looked as If ne had a good
chance TO win out over the European
grapplcr.
Although Roller had zhyszko going
on two or three occasions in the open
f71E rUuT1rf3 WIS kept IN tf-f-tf--
sive practically throughout the match.
Displaying science galore, the.
physician managed to work his way
cut of a number Of tight places. On
two occasions Roller had almost
secured falls when his opponent got
off of the mat. A short period before
the second and deciding fall was
secured by the Pole, Roller pinned his
shoulders to the ground, but he was
off of the mat. This seemed to anger
the alien and he proceeded TO go q.
Roller faster and before many second
had elapsed he had gained the last
fall. Roller put up a good fight, TO
say the least, against his heavy OPP
ponent, and with a few more pounds
on him he would have apparently been
victor over the European giant.
The match was undoubtedly one OF
the cleanest ever staged in this city.
The crowd was very encourasing.
practically every section Of the grand
stand being filled and the ringske
seats taxed to their entire capacity.
zbyszko will leave June 18th for
Europe.
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TUCKER CAPTAIN Of
v. AND N. TEAM

At meeting OF the baseball team
Yesterday afternoon, A. r. Tucker,
the popular little third haseman. was
unanimously elected captain of the
William and Mary baseball team for
next year. Tucker is the best all
around guardian Of the hot corner in
the Eastern association. this being his
second year on Abe local team. which
he led in batting both consecutive
years, batting over 900. and his field
ing of his position was In class all
his own. The victory which William
and Mary won over Randolph Macon
college in Richmond last Tuesday
thereby winning the championship for
this school. brought to a close the
most successful baseball season in the
history of the college Having A
schedule Of nineteen games. the locals
won eight games. Ave Of which were
championship games. The games lost
were to such teams as two to the Nor
folk. Virginia league. one to the
Richmond, Virginia league team, 10
University OF West Virginia, V. y. T.,
University of North Carolina. etc,
while those won were from University
of West Virginia. Fredericksburg col
lege, Union Theological seminary etc
For next year all the letter men will
be back with the exception of ex-
Captain Peachy. who graduates this
year. Coaches Draper and Savage de-
serve great credit for the winning ag-
gregation they turned out this sea-
son. Tho following Yen were award
ed their monographs for this years
work: Fx-Captain Peachy. Combs,
Shiers. Addington. Tucker Jones,
Newton. Rothwell. Manager ]. L.
Tucker, Garnett. Dr. p, w Draper
will again coach the team the coming
year.
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.SHIPBUHDERS MAKE
1T TWO STRAIGHTS
Foxen Is Hit Hard and Often BY Newport News-Game Long
Drawn Out, But Repete With Sensational
Features Colts Hit Good.

did rot get hits. however, they We're
able TO score in three rounds, In the
others men were left on bases.
The visitors also found Portray easy
and found him for ten hits and SIX
Tuns m i've 1nTTTEs- III rns ntc7 NJ
was taken out To allow Matthew's 10
hit for him with two out Matthews
walked. filling the bases. and Meixeh
sent out the hit that won the game.
Mullin relieved porray. and. although
he allowed men 10 get ON I'm each or
the remaining rounds, he frightened
and allowed no more scoring. tanning
four men when any kind OF hit
would have meant from one TO three
runs,
The features were the batting OF
Me4xeu, Carnes Giockson. Gray and
Raiev. Both sides played sensational
ball at times.
The score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-03

visitors had a runner on third base
q nd on each occasion the batter hit a
slow g-rounder to Busch, who threw
the runner out at the home plate.
Munich, Petersburg's newly acquired
catcher, receiving the throw and tag
ging the runner In splendid style.
Steve CASTOR, for the visitors, was not
in serious trouble but once until the
eighth inning, " ffrf4-tsEe bases on
balls, Simmons single. two sacrifices
and I.avals triple brought in four
runs for the home team. The par
ticular star of the game was Bill
Laval, who in four times UP secured
three singles, scored one run and
ataia- 4Mn- LasaS-The- fielding of the
local team was superb
fIhA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-03
VANGUARD LOSES To pHiLIIES
NIT TEsREAU CAUSES THEIR
DOWNFALL.
PIRATES DROP ANOTHER
BOSTON AND BROOKLYN PLAY TWO
OF SEASONS PRETTIEST
GAMES AND DIVIDE
H0N0Rs.

PHILA June 2---The
Giants divided the double header to-
day. because in the opening game the
Philiies knocked RUDE Marquard' 8
lenders to, ell parts OF the lot while
Oeschger was SO good that the visitors
could do littla with him In the sec
ond game conditions were Just revers-
ed. With Tesreau in mfd-season form.
the Giants did not have to strain them
selves. The sores were 8 to 2, and
to 0.
First game:
Score by innings: T.. III. #.
New York ..... 100 0l0 o00---2 8
Philadelphia = o10 040 ST. tE :
Batteries: Marauard, Fromme and
Meyers and Mclean; Oeschger and
killifer. Umpires. Eason and John
son.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. Fl. f,
New or tfe+.-4 +a-t4H. e~-77 tt
Philadelphia. 00e 600 600 ) 3
Batteries: Tesreau and Myers and
Mclean; Jacobs. Pincrp, Mattison and
Killifer. I'mpires, Eason and Jofn-
son.
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PORTSMOUTH GIVES
AN AMATEUR SHOW
THE PIRATES ARE SHUT OUT
EASILY By ROAM
OkE.

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian.>
NORFOLK. VA, June 2.~-Ports-
mouth played like st bunch OF am
ateurs today both on the bases and
in the field. losing to Roanoke by the
score of s To 0. The Tiger stick
wielders got to McCieary from the
jump and when in the fourth he was
relieved BY O'Brien. the stanzas TO
date had netted seven runs. Another
leaked across, but after that they were
unable to find the new boxman.
The Pirates. although finding Hill
for nine hits and receiving seven
free passes, were unable To score,
principally because they lacked the
ability 10 get together and hustle
when they had the Tiger twirler in a
hole, Hill deserved credit for the
manner i'll which he worked clear. He
was aided by brilliant support
The Pirates had new faces in the
lineup, and this probably accounted
for the fact that they were not to-
gether. lacking the machine line har-
mony thak counts.
rrbn cynr..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-03
Pail Game Injury Fatal.

ROCKVILLE. CONN, June a.
Frank Baucher. twenty-five years old,
died here early today as a result of
being struck on the forehead by a
pitched ball during baseball game
yesterday. He continued playing after
being hit. feeling no serious Ill eff
feets until night. Physicians said
death was caused by fracture of the
skull.
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Especial To The Richmond Firgtnian)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June Fin
"a game that ii took two hours and
twenty five minutes to play, hat which
Is a minute that some tense situation
was being staged. the Shipbailders this
afternoon made II two straiEhts from
the Richmond Colts. the game ending
TO e.
Foxen was hit hard and often by the
locals. not an inning passing that they
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-03
BALTIMORE FEDS
STILL IN SLUMP
BUFFALO BIsoNs AND PITTsBURG
ANOTHER GAME IS LOST BY TER
RAPINs TO BROOKLYN BY
Ills SCORE.
CHIFEDS WIN AGAIN
REBELS DIVIDE HoSoRS
IN 4 DOUBLE
HEADER.

BROOKLYN. June 2-Three of the
Terrapins' pitchers were driven 10
cover today and Brooklyn easily won
the game by ii TO s score.
Score by Innings r. II. f.
Baltimore :. a.. 100 e2b oil 5 3 9
Brooklyn -. :. .1is ao2 94x-~l1 - /
Batteries: Quinn. yount. Ridgeway,
Allen and Jacklitsch. Peters and
Owens
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Pirates Drnp anotI,er.

CHICAGO, June 2.--The Cubs beat
the Pittshurg Pirates. 7 to 3, today,
and Clarke's men have now lost eight
games In = row. The Cubs lombard
ed Adams in the second and again In
the fourth and drove him from the
slab. Pierce was wild, but the Pirates
could not hit so he got by.
Score by innings: r. r. r,
Pittsburg 80. 002 900 1903 z
Chicago ...... 030 202 00"--T II 2
Batteries: Adams, Cooper and Glib
son and Kaufora; Pierce and Archer.
Umpires. Quigley and Emslie.
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.TARS AGAIN SHUT
OUT BY COOLERS
RICHMOND ALLOWS LEAG UE
LEADERS ONLY -FOUR SCAT
TERED SINGLES.

PETERSBURG. VA, June g.
Petersburg defeated Norfolk again
this afternoon by the same score as
yesterday. to 0, and accomplished
something which has not been done
before this season, shutting the Tars
out two games in succession. Hooks"
Richmond was on the firing line for
Petersburg and was in splendid form,
holding the Tars at his mercy though
out the entire game. Twice the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-03
Petersburg.

Allen in ninth.
zSimmons out--hit by batted ball.
Score by innings: r.
Norfolk ....... 00o goo 600
Petersburg 80. -. GOO 600 004--4
Summary: Three base hit--Lava.
Sacrifice hits-Agnew. Busch, Stolen
hasss-Agnew Laval. ?. Struck out
BY CASTOR, 4 by Richmond, 4. Base
on halls-By CASTOR, 2; by Richmond,
4. Left on bases, Norfolk, s; Peters
burg. 5. EMPIRES, Messrs. Clarke and
Kelly. Time, /: AS.
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SENATORS WIN OUT
IN NINTH INNING
BALL HIT FREELY BY BOTH SIDES,
TWENTY-FIVE HITS BEING
SECURED.
ATHLETICS TAKE ONE
BY DRIVING BALL RARD IN TWO
INNINGS DETROIT EASILY
WON GAME FROM
CHICAGO,

NEW YORK, June c.---The Sena
tors nosed out the Highlanders in
a close and heavy-saittinG game to-
day. winning. 8 70 S. The opposing
pitchers were hit hard and often
tShanks. IF the Senator's, featured
with a home run
Score by innings: r. Fl. r
:. 04i 1lo 0o3-~s IL 2
New York 49,. sas 900 300 / o 8
Batteries: Boehling. Ayres. Engie
and Henry and Williams; Fisher.
Heating and Nunamaker. Tmpires--
Hikehrand and O'Longhlin.
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Taylor blanks Mans.

CLEVELAND. O., June 2.-~Tay-
fler offieiated ON the mound For tire
Browns today in the fracas with the
Maps. and shpt the latter osit. allow
ling them only one hit. a one-hase
tap by Turner in the final inning
HaGerman went the route for the
Maps ard was touched up for thir-
|teen hits When Turner got his lone
hit in the ninth, a brigade Of pinch
|hinters was rushed to the rescne for
.the Maps, but failed to advance him.
Score by innings: II. II. f.
At Ixouis 0la 100 1908 Is O
cleveland coo 00e GOO
Batteries: Taylor and Agnew /.
tJIagerman and ONeiil. Umpires--
IEgan and Evans.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday,

Pittsburg. 10; Buffalo. 2 tflrst
Eame).
Buffalo, 3; Pittsburg. 3 Second
camel.
Chicago. Kansas City, !.
Brooklyn, II; Baltimore. 8.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Philadelphia, g.; New York. first
game).
New York, I; Philadelphia, (sec-
oni game}.
st Louis, 5. Cincinnati. 4.
Chicago, I: Pittsburg, 3.
Boston, 3; Brooklyn. (thlrteen In
nings. first game).
Brooklyn. 4; Boston, 8 (second
eame).
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Play Close Games.


NEW YORK. June 2.--In today's
double-header with the Brooklyn
Dodgers, the Boston Braves took the
first game after thirteen innings of
most spirited play by a score Of to 2.
Brooklyn edged ont by to 3 In the
second game. - Both games were
featured by clever all around play.
especially the pitching
First game:
Score by innings: r. II. f
Boston
200 GOO 900 600 L. 0
Brooklyn
600 ego GEO 600 O. IS 2
Batteries: James and Whaling and
Gowdy: Reulbach and Miller I'm
plres KLEIN and Hart.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. Fl. F.
Boston ........ 600 coz 010--3 s ]
Brooklyn ..... 002 01o tds-4 3 o
Batteries: Cochrehan. Strand and
Gowdy; Pfeiffer and Fisher. I'm
pires Klein and Hart.
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Totals 3. ". .....,57 s II 81
xBatted for Porray in fifth inn

Clock son, 2; Gray, Three base hits
snyder. Stolen nases-Smith. GRAY. 2.
Struck out--By Portray. /: by Mullin,
4; by Foxen. 8. Bases on halis-Off
Portray. !; off Mullin. /; off Foxen, 8.
Hits--Off Porray, 10 and runs in ~
times at bat in innings: off Mullin.
3 and no runs in II times at bat in
four innings. Left on bases--Newport
News. IA: Richmond. II. First on err
rors-Newport News 3; Richmond /
Passed balls--Giockson. 2. Wild pitch
-- Foxen. Hit by pitched balls-Ber-
ger by Portray. Gondolfi by Foxen.
Umpires, Mr., Lewis, Time of game
2 hours and a5 minutes. Attendance,
1900.
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Totals
Portsmouth.

SUTHIfldTFt WU-NdSF NIlS--- w TIII-
ted. McC1eary. Three base hits
Whitfield Double plays-Goalby,
Hurnmell to Graham. Sacrifice hits
Hill, Goalby. Base on halls-Mc-
Cleary. 2; O'Brien, I; Hill. z. Left
on bases-Roanoke. Q, Portsmouth
tnone shown. Hit by pitched balls
Welcher. Struck out-By McCleary,
/ by O'Brien, ! by Hill. s, Hits-Off
McC1eary, 10 in la innings off
O'Brien, 2 in A 2-3 innings. Time of
game, 1:5o Umpire. Norcum. At
tendance, ESQ.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Washington, 8; New York, 8

Washington, 9; New York, 3,
Boston, 3; Philadelphia. first
gamel.
Philadelphia, 4; Boston. (second
game}.
Detroit. r; Chicago, 2.
st. Louis, 8, Cleveland, o.
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The Ashland team defeated the
Collegians in "a pretty game yester
day at the baseball park by the score
OF to 3. DR.. Bagby had new
twirler in the box and he pitched
good bali. but was given bad support.
The Coliegians haven't been able TO
win a game yet. The Grays and Bat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-03
Bun,hed Hits Win Game.

ST. LOUIS, June 2,--St. Louis won
from the Cincinnati Reds. s to &. to-
day on punched hits and Davenport
wildness in the first inning when they
scored four OF their five runs
Score by innings: r. Fl. F.
Cincinnati 80. cog 001 1905 Z .
ST Louis -. 400 600 0ls-s /
Batteries: Davenport, Tngersol1
and Clark; Hagerman, Doak and Win
go. Umpires, Orth and Byron.
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Buffalo in Pittshurg.
Baltimore in Brooklyn
Chicago In Kansas City.
indianapolis in st. Louis.
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INTERNATIONAL.

Providence. s. Newark. 7,
Jersey City s: Baltimore. 8.
Rochester, 3: Montreal, s.
Buffalo. Z; Toronto. 5
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
washington in New York.
Chicago in Detroit.
Philadelphia in Boston.
St. Louis In Cleveland.
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Bi.ons and Rebel. Divide.

PfTTSBURG, june 2.--The Buffalo
Federals broke even with the Rebels
In double header today, the home
team taking the first game, n TO Q.
In free hitting contest. while the
Buffalo Federals won the second by q
score of To g. In the second Knet-
ger was~poorly supported.
Score by innings r. II r..
Buffalo ... loo 011 ona-- 6 /
fittsburg =. -. coo ITO s4x--I0 tt 2
Batteries: Moran. Brown and Blair;
Dickson and Berry.
SECOND GAME
Score by innings. r. H F.
Buffalo I'D. .....oli ITO 3nn--7 s i
Pittshurg . a.. 400 002 Aa0--a s s
Batteries: Moore and Blair; Knetxer
and Roberts.
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Games Today.
Richmond in Newport News.
Norfolk in Petersburg.
Roanoke in Portsmouth.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Games YESTERDAY.

Newport News &, Richmond, ..
Petersburg, 4 : Norfolk. D.
Roanoke, s; Portsmouth, 0.
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CoiIegians,

tie Axe will play this afternoon at S
p. NJ. The tabuIated score:
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ASHLANOERS WIN
FROM C0LLEG|ANS
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Ashland, s: Collegians. 8.
Standing OF thu

Where They Play Today.
Battle Axe VS. Grays, at Broad
Street park. r. NJ.
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BOSTON, June 2--Boston and
Philadelphia broke even in a double
header today. the Red Sox winning
the first game, TO 3, and the Ath-
Ietfcs taking the second, i to ?,
Triples nv Gardner and Hooper gave
the Sox the first game. The Athletics
hit the SoA's pitchers consecutively in
the second game. while Pennock was
Ia puzzle 10 the Red Sox until the
eighth.
First game:
Score by innings; r.. II. r.
Philadelphia ooo 600 1000 5
BOSTON $500. 600 oo2 i0'--3 .
Batteries: Bush and Schang: Leo
rd ard Thomas.
Second game,
Score by innings; r. IT. F..
Philadelphia 600 ITO o2e-~-4 10 0
Boston ~ 600 oao o2o--~2 6 0
Batteries: PennocS, Shawkey and
|Iapp. Foster, Cooper and Cady I'm
|plres---tshiil and Sheridan.
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Standing of Clubs
Games To-day.

Games To-day.
Boston in Brooklyn.
New York in Philadelphia.
pittsburg in Chicago.
Cincinnati in st. Louis.
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KANSAS CITY. June a.-BunchInr
their six hits with the locals three
errors, the Chicago Federsis made 1t
two straight today. 6 to g.
Score by innings: r. H r
Chicago 49,. .,,. oGo n02 11s-g 5
Kansas City 49,. Gel nl0 aie--s s 3
Batteries, Fiske. Lang and Wilson.
Culiop and Easteriy
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Ticcrs Yictirns Again.

DETROIT. June 2.--Detroit won
|today's game, 6 to 2. II was main
Ily twriing contest. Two hits and
IAN error scored Chicago's only run
I'm the second inning.
Score by innings: r. II. f.
Chicago $50 a26 600 0o8-~2 o
Detroit zoo oo3 eos 3
Batteries. Russell and Schaik; Hall
and Stanage Efnpires- Connolly and
|Dineen.
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CrandaIl Wins.

ST. LOUIS, June 2.-The local Fed
erals today defeated Indianapolis by
the score OF 10 ?. Crandal had the
better of a. pitching argument with
Mellin.
Score by innings, Ell y
Indianapolis 900 roo 26e~2 & !
st Louis 49,, ..., D0f 100 hlx--3 o
Batteries Mullen and Rariden; Gran.
dali and Simon
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-26
MANY RESERVATIONS FOR
NUECES DINNER DANCE
Ffanet and Wsyns, Society Dancers
Secured 20 Show New Dances,
Durn0 the Evening.

The Nueers Hotel Thsniagiyirs ain.
n'r-dance which VIII be- given tonight
IN the Nueces PaiHis DE- Danne bids
fair io he one ~ The bert affairs - TEE
lnd fh8i has bsen offered 81 many
ls5s
Francis and Wayne. socisfy daarerr
@ho arc we'll Known IN rerpun christi
isam their winter engagement az tho
hotel. viii retegn f0r the fperial Tur.
KEY Day attraction and VIII hfiua 10
.pcal spcieiy the VEN latest steps ~
rect from q reaHon ln NeN YORK Man
aEsf Joe , Mn. ~ whose efforts TIE
iay'a features etre secured states
hat ihr exhibition dances ~ AR
Nayns ana Ailss Ffancls tonight pill
BE- rev ami viii include al ~ The innai
popular ~ the late steps that are lhs
rage iH the big city
The menu Tor the dinner hns hecr
me eapsriHi pride n fhe management
~ the souvenir menu card too much
~ appreciation cannot b. sid n i
q fur pafes and cover - done III
brown and Gold embossed work ~ M,
German pririerles and Il truly me.
rnanio worthy ~ nny hostelry
TIM trout paRe ~ q reproduction ri
a 49, teal oldtioe dining hYli with ~
xiaw - the fireplace reflected IN Z
warmth ~ gold and brown upon ~
festal boRfd AMI trophies ~ the hun
Hpng above.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-26
HUNTERS RETURN FROM
TRIP TO DUvAL COUNTY
ST. Bio Bucks eyoueh, Back by messrs
baker. huil, Hvofhardt Law
rance and Roafie

Thr mehD hunters hbve teiWuci
rDiona William "a unff ind Es,r.
AHrti Amon Npsik Happy Harry $50
t'r ana o. n ihufrfse yesterday ~
lernoun TffHrhrd from Is tHn dntH'
hunting tnp spent ln tHo uiiuH ~ lip
Yal county ffiY miet fisHn q railroad
station
Members ~ the parry had rreu in,h
A haNfnge cHafh ~ the IesAr Nsairan
.nain arriving Yesterday afternoon was
fil.i win tlalu dnei iaveiins. baaRsrs.
luehH NsffH. uuaii ord other Fsmf. a.
H"Ar teaiimouy fo tho tfatrmrbta ~
be- members ~ the party thar they
ned es,h killed an ~ ths Rame that
'hn law ahuwa
iiarfy iAkef SAYS that each ~ the
suut'IH killed thie, d.rf making a
total klil ~ fifteen. and ail big BUCKS.
NiN nf ~" XIII were brought in and
his mnfuinE will be- butsherrd and
ferisnn viii he distributed ~ ihr name
friends ~ Mespu iaArr Hun Law
rfure. ituafh aud fsefhsfif
Air Baker apeatina 0i me frip, laat
niFht said that the hunting iiau beer o
rffM fucccHs and that every member
had cnluyed eysry minute ~ She ntay
We would have stayed another week.
Yui our stock ~ proYialons insiuding
canned epfsaf VISA running low hs
eaia
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-26
UNION THANKSGIVING
SERVICES THIS EVENING
Congregations Of City 10 Hold Union
Services at First Prssbyteuan
Church.

a nnmhrr 81 the churches of tHr
city VIII tonight unite n rhanksa,vins
services ie hc held al the ifrrsh5 terAu
church siafiinf nt go oslu,k fiec
usual cuErm tf rh1nhneiAias SER
muu VIII he dispensed Nlih and INSTEAD
uumhsr ~ the pastors wis make htief
addresses collection vin bo taken
fet the nted charities me ncnrral
public 10 Invited Co attend
Tho program
IuxuineN
Prayer of rhudksaisl0r Rcv D.
Maruup
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chorus Praise ~ the Father
Report ~ United Charities
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Henry Austin. pastor First rfcabf
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Expressions of Thanksgiving hy o.,
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collection fnf United Charities
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lcnet'lciian Rev Nj hunter Meth
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