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TRUCKERS TIE GAME

ROCKY MOUNT. n. c.. August 10
After the Tarheels gained the first
count in the opener the Truckers came
back in the fourth and claimed them
selves one. and this ended the scoring.
though the game went for twelve
frames. and masterful effort in pitch
ing marked the clash which ended with
the shades of evening. After the fourth
the visitors never had runner on
third, while only once did the Tarhecls
do such n thing, and then it was that
Short Fielder Crowell starred. for he
chased over behind second, gathered in
his gloved hand on a dead run n whelp
from Leakes bat that was headed as
though out of a cannon, and steadying
himself out he nailed the runner at
first by the difference of wink for
the third out. There was no such thing
as a run or connected safe swats after
the fourth, save in the twelfth. when
the Tarheels claimed two, but the
agony was ended when the runner was
nailed at third. Eisel featured with
sensational fielding in center for the
locals. Score:
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nc lfNOND.

Prov idcucc % u q u q q 81
ne iIND<D 30 q u u -
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IN one OF the ncatest exhibitions
Witnessed here in a long while, Jack
lpuEuS CllID berS yesterday took the
opening game Of the series from the
Providence Grays by the margin OF =
to l.
The fans who journeyed to the Broad
street Park had the intense satisfaction
"f not only sceing the local club
trounce the lofty leaders of the Inter
nationals. but also an almost faultlcss
game. The game ended after just one
hour and thirty minutes of play, which
IS IN keeping with the performances OF
the majors.
rhe Climbers took the lead in the
sec0nd frame when they put across one
,iliy Bates scoring. In the third the
trays ued the score when Fabriuue
came across the plate. The third and
last run was hung up in the nth in
Iimg when Bankston ronped in after
tahriGue dropped llealey's groundcr to
snort From that time on the Rich
aond club had the game on ice. and
was never in danger of losing the lead
.I"hnny Bntcs scores.
McNhlly LED off for the visitors in the
u. It by grounding out to Mullen.
Hh"r'"u hit TO short and landed safely.
Hnedn sent an easy one 10 Crane, fore
M shorten ut second, and Shcan was
lM"wn out at hrst. Richmond's first
tiiic" up We're easy outs. Crane and
'i'dIon famed ana Mullen hit an easy
u' To GilI.
Johnny Bates took Tutweiler's high
,Le ~ the loft garden. Arragon made
good stop OF Gill's hot one, and threw
nun out at tirst Haley was thrown
out by Russell Tromblcy was unable
to connect with f;ayrss bcnders and
struck out Bates singled to center.
itnkSlon singled with a long one to
!SAi' advancing Bates TO third Healcy
by q ielder's choice TO second, scor-
N@ Bates and forcing Bankston at sec
ID Hcalcy ended the inning by be-
HG cduGnt stealing.
Inbriuuc Ties In Score
Fahriquc led off in the third by
smashing out double 10 left, and he
Wen' 10 third on passed ball. Powell
''M :. pass Ehyrs sent sacrifice fly
MeNalIy flied to left. Powell was
ihIo"n out trying To steal second
A.it.r Sweeney had gone out, pitcher TO
iirsi. EaNfs walked Russell Crane
Row out 10 Tutwcilcr, and Arraron
Vent out pitcher to first
D." fourth inning was hrief. Shorten
oUt shear +fiiea e E, Mullen TInn ni ana was
weller Wa$'.$aft on Cranes error and
'iI! flew out to center. Mullen struck
"Nl, and TwomhleY and Bates flied ont
iiaaley ied OF the fifth by tanning.
i,iio fanlique sent n long fly TO Twom-
"."y VINO made one OF the PROTEST
'tlrhcS o. the game. Powell struck
out bankston hit 10 right for n triple
ll".ley followed with an easy ono to
hl.IHe' VINO dropped IT, Bankston
ie'N Tho latter was thrown on, nap
n'hF ~ FIRST Sweeney famed, and
l'A~S"ii lie" ont TO Shorten.
iirnhcr> Hold Lead.
v we sixth EayrS bounced one over
i''SseN head and beat it out McNal-
'r;he,a advancing Eayrs TO sec
NA".icN Went out. Russell to
-AI,n. a.yrS taking third on the play.
N''.. .!l an easy one, and was thrown
sour lt EAST leaving Eayrs ON thirJ
'-'.e Went pui pitcher TO first ARA
49,. i' out Is drive to EavrS who lei
,H' ti' - ln.oueh Mullen drove one
'' r''''.Nl -ptH!IG -ATragOu and was
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Chicago


I0VaTS. -..51 " = 3 2 Totnls 80 ~ q o n
Ran Tor Williams in eighth.
ftate9 ior lavender In fourth
i3a't"d for Cheney in ninth
tnicaEn ''............. o. O-5
hrcoklyn ...::....... o 4 % : &c
summary: Runs-Ciood. Zimmerman SAFER
81. i,l!elan. Wheat (2,. Cutshaw. StcnCel
hciE McCarty. Two-hnsc hIt-Good Three.
pnSe hlt-tctZ. Home run-Saier Stolen
nasos-Good, Murray. Safer, label Myers
" \ heht G). Earned rnns-Chicago. ):
S4rty Double play Knisely and Archer
i;"i, on hases-Chtcago. $; Brooklyn. j.
of Lavender. !: off Rucker. i Iid,a-'of,
lavender ~ . inUinrs; OF cheney. { IN :
INNINGS on lfcftcr. in 7-2 innings: on
trucker In - innings Hit by pitcheI
nhl'-hy Ruchcr. Williams struck out-bv
lavender, :: 10y Cheney. l. by PETER )
M,c.C@rty. umpires. Higler and Cockiil.
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Mendo,y. Coo, to yonL,c.

"Rube" Meadows, the Mt ST Joseph
twirler, who had a tryout with Rich
mond, was turned over to the New
York Americans In Dunn's recent trade.
accord ing to announcement made In st
night by the latter Meadows was cy-
tremely Wild when he appeared In a
Richmond uniform. although he holds
n splendid record AS AN amateur ball
player.
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WHITE SOX BEST BOSTON

White SoX won n ercnt 6cidin max ea,,, . .
from the Boston Red Sox. to /, here
to-day. The visitors were unable to
fathom Fabers delivery. John Collins
walked in the sixth inning, stole sec
ond. took third on Thomass wild throw
and scored the winning run on Lei
holds single to left. Sensational field =
Ing by Eddie Collins, Jack Barry and
Felsch were the features. Score
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TIGERS HAMMER WYCKOFF

DERTOIT. August 1s-Detroit ham
mcrcd Wyckoff hard and often day
and aided by Covelcskie's superb pitch
ing. defeated Philadelphia by the score
of to |. Detroit's defense sparkled
with fielding feats Young and Witt
playing leading roles. The game was
a merry struggle until the eighth when
the Tigers masscd five hits. two of
which were safe bunt:;, to score four
tallics. Cobb stolen second in the
third inning while McAvoy was hold
ing the ball. and took third when the
catchers throw went TO center field.
Score:
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('incirflat
Totals. 81 - - IS Totals. So - I
'Batted for Stroud in third
tBattcd for Schauer IN eighth.

HV0Tt UF lUhIHES' r.
Cincinnati ............ o 5 &c
New York ........... o.
summary: Runs-CIroh (c). EerzoE. DOYLE
GrittthS. Rodgers, Mollwitz Two-b base hits
Doyle, Ciriftths. Williams. Three base hits
.Grifiths WILLIAMS. liome run-Dovlc.
York, !; Cincinnati. > Socrifcc hits
ki!hter. Nollwi;z. McKenry. Herzog Sacii-
flee iiy-troh. Left bases-New York 4:
Cincinnati, :. First base on crrors-Cin-
cinnai!: !. Base on hails-om stroud. l. Hits
ON stroud. In innings: of Schnuer .
In Innings off Schupp. In inning.
struck out-hv stroud. >: Ivy Schaucr 1;
by Nckenry 2 EMPIRES. Byron and l:ason.
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POH BUNTs HOME RUN

SUFFOLK. VA, August 1s-In ,ist
less and onesided game here this after
noon Suffolk took one from the Or
phans by the score of 10 to 3. CASTOR
Tiger spitball artist having the hest
OF the argument. The feature of the
game was a home run on bunt, the
nrst ever pulled off on the local field
Jake Poh laid down n bunt. ana ~. =
succession OF wild throws came home
scoring Suffolk's tenth run.
Hurley. signed by Suffolk to-day din
good york In left field. Score:
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Totals. - % 10 Totals....Sl All
'Battcd for Thomas in ninth.
Score hN L,

Boston .............. o o o o 0 OIL
Chicago .............. 0 : q q -
summary: Runs-J. Collins. Leibold ard
Speaker Two-baae hit-Murphy: Three
9as" h't-Gardner Stolen basel. Collins.
Schaik, ,iardner ~. Double plays-Scott to
ii"I'iizcll t2). Left on bases-Chicago. c:
Boston. s. Pasns on halls--off Fabcr .: on
Foster !: of Ruth. /. Hi,s-or Foster.
In = innings; off Ruth. In ; innings Hit
Struck out-by Faher. s. by Foster 2 Wild
ritch.Fnher. Tine. 2:0e. EMPIRES. Evans
and Chilli
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Postpone Bcnton's Casc.

NEW YORK, August I9.-John X
Tener. president OF the National
League. announced tonight that the
meeting of the league directors to con-
slider the case of Pitcher Benton, which
was to have been held here Tomorrow.
mad been postponed until August o4-
nabillty TO secure a quorum OF the iii =
rectOrS Tomorrow was given as the
reason. Benton, formerly of Cincin-
natl. Is claimed by the Pittsburgh and
New York clubs
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REDS CONTINUE Squirt
AND WIN SECOND TIME
Capture Two Straight From Giants.
Have Won Eight Out of
Nine Games.
BROOKLYN NEARs TOP PLACE
Advance to Within Two Points Of
Phillies When Team Defeats Chi.
caEo, q to 5-PiratcS Beat Phila-
delphia, 8 to 3.

NEW YORK. August 1?.-Cincinnati
continued its lighting squirt to-day and
defeated New York for the second
time. the score being to l. 1t gave
the visitors a record of eight victories
out or their last nine games. McKenry
pitched brilliant game for Cincinnati
and was ably supported, especially by
Groh Williams led in Cincinnat is
batting. drawing three base hit a
double and two singles in five times ut
bat Score: -
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NEW YORK. August l9.-'rho New
YORK american League Club announced
tonight that Edward Barney. an out
nelder, had been released to the Pitts
burEh Nationals for the waiver price.
barney, formerly. of the jersey CITY
lnternationals joined New York n
month ago.
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PHllLlES BOW TO PIRATES

PHILADELPHIA, August lo.-Pitts-
phlSh again hit Philadclphia's pitcher
hard to-day and won tho game 80 -
Demarec was Knocked off the rubber
~ the third inning. and the visitors
;'!so got to lineup in this session and
IN the sixth inning. Harmon was ~
icctivc and was given fine sunnort
liinchman led IN the hitting with three
singles and sacrifice in five times ~
the plate. Score. "'
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HEAVY SLUCC|NG WINS
GAME FOR WASHINGTON
Boehling Proves Wild, but Poor Base
Running Helps Cleveland
Lose.
WHITE son DEFEAT BOSTON
Chicago Wins Great Fielding EXhibi-
ton, to detroit Hammers
Wyckoff Hard and Defeats Phila-
delphia After Merry Struggle.

CLEVELAND, August 19.-wnshing-
ton hit two Cleveland pitchers hard
and Won IL to 6. Gandil featured the
stick work with two singles and two
triples in five times Mt bat. BoehlinS
was very wild, but Cleveland threw
away chances to score by bad base
running. Washington's three double
plays also held the Cleveland count
down. Score.
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Youth Break. SWIMMING Record

I''Si VN. AUGUST l9.--Hcnry Miren,
youth Of eighteen years. to day bet
tered all records for the difficult swim
from CharleStown Bridge to Boston
Light. He breasted his way through
the eddying currents OF the harbor i'm
four hours 81 minutes. 80 seconds.
The best previous performance was 5
hours Is minutes 40 seconds
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SunmaFy: Runs-SeIElIe (c). Crist (cl,
walker Smith. Hopkins. Lake Flynn
rhrosher CO. Cleveland t2) Eubanks Foiics.
stolen bases-Cleveiand t3). Stclnbrcnncr
Sacrihce hits-Walker 81. t.ubanks NIcks
Flynn. Two-base hits-walters or Hopkins
"alSer Home run-Hopkns. Double play
Lake to Loughltn. Innings pitchedNby
Humphreys. :: BY Scott 8. At bats-aga,n.t
humphreys. 2; against Scott u. Hits-oT
Nicks. 6: by Scott l. Bases on bnIIs-or
scott {; off GARDINER. /: off Humphreys !:
OF Nioks. 8. Wild pitch-Scott. Passed balls
rILaushin l. Lake. l. Hit batter-by scott
Eoiies; Left on bases-Newport News. ::
;Horiolk' b. Time of game. 200. Umpire
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Totals .:2 50. IS Totals. 3.
'Eattcd for Whaling in ninth.
fRattea for Raglan In fifth.

81 Louis ............. 0 o q OF
Boston ................ o 0 o o.
summary Runs-HugEns 90, Bescher
Butler, Magec. Two-hase hit-hIagec. Three
haso hit-beschcr. Sacrifice fy-Wilron
ShcrihC" hit-Butler. Double play-Gowdy
and Smith. Left bascs-St. Louis S.
Bonton' Q First on crror-St. Louis. !.
ii!,s-om RaEan. in innings OF hughes.
o IN : Innings; of Tyler 3 in = innings
struck "utmhy Amcs 4: by Raglan 1: by
iN!cr :" Wi!d pitch-Ames EMPIRES X lem
ana Emslic. Time, 200
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Cleveland,
Totals: IA II y ~ Totals - IS - q 3
Batted for Hagcrman in fifth
Isatted for Coumhe In ninth.

r-,-NV,C DY IUI!IHES: II.
Cleveland ........... o o . = S
Washington .:......tl / IL!
summary: Runs-Wilie 90, Turner. Chap
man 20. Evans. Moellcr. Foster. Milan,
ShanKs Gandil ~. Acosta. Barber, Henry,
fSochliHg. Earned r'ins-C'lcvcland, 4: Wash
tnEton. 70. Two-bas. hi's-Nerry ,o) Three
base htts-Moeler. Milan Ciandn t2>. Sacri-
nee hits-Chapn,an. BochlinE. Sacrifice fly
Aco:ta. Double plays-Hcnry, Shanks Nc
Bride and Shanks: Mcbride. Foster and
iandil Mcbride, Shanks and Foster Hits
on Jones. In ! Inning; of HaEerman. S
In innings: off Coumbe. in ( innings
Bases on ballS-on HaEerman ,: off Coumbe
:. on Bcchlng, Z. Struck out-by Hager-
ma; 3, b, Coumbc. :: by Boehlins. T. First
on errors-Slcveia :. Left on bases
cleveland y Washington. G. Time l:45
Cmnires. Hildebrand and O.LourhlIn.
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philadelphia.


iIihbIrFh ........... : o o q n O-s
ut'an' 'r'i'a -. . e
summary Rms Costello. Collins ,o,
20. NH,rh. Hiuchnau. Wagner Gibson lI.r
bancroft, I.ndcrus. Kil!fcr TNo.ha 20
!-H"'I vs. Niel"H Thee base hit
'TTrih1i. rome iun--Iibson stolen h.scs
.,."thHi; N.2N Hairc. Earned runs
i, h,ftN' y, Philadelphia. . Sacrifice XII =
ln' h,nhn' Sacrinc. ny--Wagncr Doib,o
;,n n,'h"m, bancroft and tnderus. Leo.
r., NV ~ '"baTSh . Ph.ladeiphia. :
1m I'm. ~ iIits--on Demaree : In ~;
",."'E IN l!ncnp. In - innings struck
- Iloy hne Stockdole. Time. i:4S. ~. .s
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Detroit go. .. q . n n a n :
summary: Runs-sirunk. Wit. Bush, Cobb
VIZ. stolen basc-Cobb Earne< runs
Philadelphia. :: Detroit. T. Double plavs-
,tooic emu StIunk. Wit. Young and Burns:
NMyckon. kort and Strunk. Left on bases
lLp,hnt iphld .; Detroit. g. Base on balls
on Wyckon, 4: off Gov eleskic l. Hit by
p;tche:-ny coveleskie. Davies Struck ont
by Wyckof by Coveleskic. 4. Umpires
Connolly and Wallace. Time. ,:2O.
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summary: Two-bnsc hit--Enbri-
our. Three base hit - Hnnkston.
sacrifice ny--Euycrs. Sacrifice hits
---NcNallH, Russell. stolen buses
BntcS. Double pln!S-crunc 10 Null
len; Enhriuuc To GIN to Shcnn; En-
hriUur to- McNnily Ia Shrnn. iInscs
On bull>-b! layers, .; by Russell,
.. struck out-hy layers, O.; by
Russell. -. Passed bnlls-Swecncy.
Lett on haScS-Itichmond,2 =; Provf-
dcncr. =. Time of gamc, 1880. I'm
pirc>. Hart and lInndihOc.
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CARDS TRIM BOSTON

BOSTON, August 19.-Ames pitched
we'll to-day and ST. Louis won from
Boston 10 |. The Cardinals hit both
Raglan and Tyler for scores, assisted
by the formers passes. Bescher had a
big day at the bat. Score:
ST Louis RoSto,
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
st. Louis mt Brooklyn.
Kunsns City mt Baltimore
Chicago q Buffalo.
(So other games sChcduled.)
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Newport News at Norfolk
Portsmouth ut Rocky Mount.
Orphans mt Snolk
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Summary: Runs-Hartzeii. Gust, Donovan.
I1msehSr, Stewart shnmak r t2, Hnrley
lrmscher. Hurley. Stolen haseH-Hurlcy,
Henry. Watcher. Allen t2). Double play
Camnitz s: by CASTOR. 2. Bases balls
off Camni.z. /; off CASTOR. 9. Hit by
pItchcr-by Camnitz. Poh and Henry. Left
bascs-Sufok. 4: Orphans, g. Empires,
Vitter and Poole. Time. Las. Attendance.
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Killings Buys Great william.

CLEVELAND. August 19.-C. X. q.
bilnngs has added the world champion
OF harness stars The price paid Is saiS
to be $4,000 ~
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STANDING OF THE CIT

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Durham Mt & shcviIle.
Greensboro at Winston Salem
Charlotte mt RaIeih
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FEDERAL LEAGUE,

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newark, 8; Pittsburgh. o.
ST. Louis. :; Brooklyn. 3.
knns,Ls City, O; Baltimore. 1.
Buffalo. 8; Chicago, 0.
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE,

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Durham a shcville (rainl.
W'nston-Salem. 3; Greensboro. 2.
Raleigh, !; Charlotte. ..
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How They Stand This Morning
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND. z; Providence, 1.
Buffalo, s; Toronto, 8 (nrst gnme).
Toronto, 4; Buffalo, 3 Second gnme).
Montreal. o; Rochester. =.
(NO other game schcduied.)
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Rocky Mount.
Portsmouth

Score by innings: r.
ROCKY Mount o o o o.
Summary: Runs Cueto and Goosetree.
Left on bases-Portsmouth. s: Rocky Mount,
!: stolen base-Cueto. Sacrifice hits-Carnes.
Wratten. Two base hits-St. Martin. SNYDER.
Double plRy-Sewton. Crowcli and Carnes.
StrIck out-by Causey. .: by Icake. g. Bases
on balls-on Leake. ?: off Causey, . Time,
ZOO. Umpire. MCGOWAN. Attendance, jic.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cincinnati Mt New York.
Chicago AT Brooklyn.
st. Louis mt Boston.
Pittsburgh at Philadclphin
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Providence mt RICHMOND.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Montreal at Rochester.
(So other game schetlulcd.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. 6; New York, 1.
Brooklyn @; Chicago, ..
st. Louis. !; Boston, 1.
Pittsburgh, 3; Philadelphia. 3.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
w. L.. Pet. W. l.. Pct.
Phila. 49,. SO 48 1913 Boston % 81 1875
Brooklyn 80 81 1876 New York; 80 % 1871
Chicago ..55 So .5Ii 81. Louis. or 80 .iGS
Pittsb,gh SO 81 500 Cincinnati 81 % 1853
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York mt ST. Louis.
Boston ut Chicago.
Philadelphia nj Detroit.
Washington mt ClcvclnnIi
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York-St. Louis 1.-TWO games: post
poncd: rain).
Chicago. .; Boston, I.
Detroit, @; Philadelphia. 1.
Washington, II; Cleveland, G.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUI.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newport News, .: Norfolk, I.
portsmouth, 1; Rocky Mount, 1.
suffolk, 10; Orphuns, 3.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-16
HICADO CON TOClNO.

Corte ell higado ell pedacitos de a
media pulgada, d6Jelos ciaco minutes
en- aqua hirviendo. S&qUclos y quite
les ell pellejito, polvoreelos con hari-
ma, sal y %pimienta. Coloque el to-
ciuO Ell otro plato. Derrita un POGO
en- Il sart&n y eche eli h;gado uAos
caanto5 minutes: eche el higado en-
otra saTeGn y eche II cu~charadita de
ha.ina en- an poquito de tocino de-
vret:do y dajeio dorar; anadale una
taxa dc aqua y muevalo para que Sc
hara una salsa esYesa, sazonelo Y
echy c! higado, adornado con ell to-
cino. Y s,cvaio. ii tociaO Sc debe
cortar may finite y concinarse prom
10; e! higado debc ~cortarse en- peda-
citos gruesos y cocinarlo despacio.
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POLIO = Ia

Limp;e, pelc y corte en- pedazos,
dos pollos ioveEes. SaZ0nelcS 0 sal
rimienta y IN POGO de m]anteouilL&.
Cola seis ajies y quiteles las semi
Has y las venas, y h~iervalos en- aqua
haste que csten bIandos.
Paseios por IN co!ador, jchele una
cucharadita dc sal; una cebo!la plea
"a, dos ajos machacados. los poilos.
: cibtalo todo con aqua c~a!iente.
CocineIo hasta que cI polio este
bianGo.
CoIoque el polio en- Ia fuente y cua
ic IL salsa coz trees cucharadas de
marina y tres De mantequilla, cocina-
de- ~il-tas: Sc puede hacer con pi-
mientos en- lata 81 no hay ajies.
81 no tiene mas cue un polio, y no
es muy ~joven, deielo hervir dos no.
ras ' media. Debe coanarse con
POGO fuego.
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IA ESTALLAD0 EN- PORTUGAL
" NJEV0....
Viene dc la pagina /.

las nOticiaS. Sc sabe que en- 81 Nor
te de Portugal So Ina eStablecido
una ScSunda ~repubIica lIamada de-
Portugal Seplentrional, ' baiO la
presidential del general BarretO y
que han ocurrido en- TODD el terri
torio otroS muchos serioS trastOr-
nos.
Las discnciOneS de los parIidos
politicos. principalmente el demo-
cratico Y ell radical, Sc han hecho
mas intensas desde que principle
Ia guerra europea. En- las nOtic,aS
recibidas sobre Ell nuevO movi-
mierto que ACADIA dee S~tallar, no
se dice cue papel juega Ell parti-
miento cue acahd de eSjallar, Ito
- lrata de reStauraF Ia mCnar-
Guia. sino mas bien de derrocar al
actual gobierno republican,, por
haberse hecho insufrible por sus
arbitrariedades.
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la PLAZA DE .ILiMOS. son.
YIenc de Ia pagina 1.

mas diSpuso de- que echaran las
campanas a Nucio ' 81 tr>iriara
Iebldamrntr dada In importaucia
de- la acrl6n.
En- otras notlcias que :" man
rrcibido cu rsJa cIudad, dr fluent"
tamDiJu. - dice que 81 gr-
Ilurbr con mil quinIentos
hombres - oucu"ntra todav.a en-
la plaza de Nayojoa. no Sirndo ci"r-
TO qur los carranciStaS 10 hayan
Irrrotado y Sc hayau apodrrado de-
50 mineral. como rllos 10 han We
lido auunciando.
De GuayInaS comunlcan Qu" los
concentrates j." Newfoundland eS-
pamela. Juan C~nizo Y Angel Muir
llo han sldo cXpulSadoS del Estado
por las auloYidadaS militarrs, cn
vista de que Sc comprobd que am
hos eStaban compromctidos en- vi
movimiento de coRspiraci6n con-
ira cI actual ]gobicrno.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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lady MACKWORTH. SURFACES
II M.L!T&NTE. EN NUENi YORK
NiGnr de Ia pagina :.

igll. contra Ia vI'atGd '.,. ear,
yifndo,r obIigaIoS. por naDrr in
cur"ido en- 81 in>a.rJGo Imperial. 4
viyir cypatriadoS, "Stabi"clGndoSr
IN ln-lalrrra. dondc leyantaron su
hogar rn Knrbworth Park. HerfOr-
iShirr. possession que arrcndaron a
Lord Lylton.
La oposicidn del Gar al casa
miento De su hermano con Ia Con-
Iosa So base principaImcnjc en- cl
horho De ser ella una d~ivorciada.
I'll primer cSpoSn 10 fuG un tai Won
Woulfort. FL nombrr de dicha da-
ma Is Natalie Y pertrnec" por Su
nacimiento = la familia d" Shcre-
mrtrrsky, GSto cs 4 una de Ia no
blrza moScovita.
II malrimonio del Gran DuTue
con ella ha rrsuItado. contra 10 que
asprraban los parirntes de 81, muy
?rliz. por cuyO motive la Condo
"a So ha r0nquistadO Ia simpatia
y @protecri6n dc Ia Czarlna viuda,
IS decir lie Su Surgra, asi como dis
Trut6 del rari1o dr Su tia poliilca
la Rrina Alexandra, durante 81 item
20 que dur6 ST. cStancla en- lngla-