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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-14
SUNDAY. Novemher 2f.

All Texas BAY. Popular excursions
on all roads. Concerts during the aft
ernoon and a, night by cayallo's band
and free acts on the Warpath
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Comparatively few farmers belong
II the Don't Worry club; after this
years crop is laid BY they begin
worrying about next year
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED

ITORS: The State OF Texas, Coun-
ty of Ellis. To Those Indebted to,
or holding claims against the Estate
OF Emma j Siddons. deceased The
undersigned. having been duly APP
pointed administrator OF the Estate
of Emma j. Siddons deceased, late
OF Ellis County. Texas, by Hon. W.
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Local Market.

The Waxahachie dealers are pay
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The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

behind the bat and calls a bad strike
on me. He will probably chase me
out of the ball park" said Morgan.
but at that I'll bet he is good
umpire"
In discussing that coilapsabe knee OF
his, Chick Gandil declares the only pain
of its socket and that just as soon az
1t is put back into place everything is
fine and dandy.
Gandil's only fear is that some fine
day. when he makes a long hit and tries
to score, the bone will pop out before
he can reach the base or plate.
Henry Rondeau is the happiest man on
the ball club, for Griff has granted him
permission to stay with his family in
Woonsocket, r. l., one hours ride from
Boston.
Rondy has little eisht-months' old
daughter whom he had not seen since
last March. No wonder he is happy.
Jack Ryan Virginias coach, Joined
the club Saturday night, coming up from
New Haven, where the Virginia boys
ended the season.
collegians rounded out most successful
season, losing only six games, and with
one exception, those We're to the big
Northern colleges.
WILLIAM PEET.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

Six Carroll Athletes
Enter Distance Hike

which are hung up for visiting clubs.
The Sprinters' Trophy will be given TO
the team putting the most men across
In the first twenty-five, but the only
clubs eligible are those coming from
twenty miles distance from the city
hail.
The Carroll team will leave here Friday
afternoon over the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. and will be in charge of Capt.
Danny Heally and Mike Lynch. Danny
O'Brien. well known i'm the local sporting
circles. will make the trip. as he has
had charge of the conditioning Of the
athletes The other members of the team
who will make the trip are AS follows:
Billy Covert. Jack Downey, l.. Blumer
and James Adams.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

Six local athletes representing the Car
roll Institute track team, will toe the
mark in the big long g-distance hike which
will he held by the New York Evenins
Mail in Manhattan next Saturday after
noon.
The wcarcrs of the Yellow and White
have been training faithfully for this
race for the past two months. ard each
one is confident of finishing well up in
front. Over o0C0 athletes have sent in
their entry blanks. and one of the best
fields that ever toed the mark In this
country is expected to swing into action
in this thirteen-mile hike.
The local runners will make a strong
endeavor 10 capture the out-of-town team
trophy and also the Sprinters' Trophy,
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
TO SUPERVISE SCOREBOARD.
Theater Has General Manager O
Company to Handle Mocha anism.

Abraham Stein. general manager Of the
Life-like Baseball Players Corporation
together with c. Lee Cockett, of the
same corporation. have arrived in Wash
ington and will have personal supervision
OF the Coleman scoreboard at the Majes-
tic tnow Bijou) Theater
This plan of presentation. which will
he shown this afternoon and each sue
ceednS day throughout the summer. has
been termed the best reproduction of
baseball games which has been invented.
The general manager Of the company
VINO knows the many intricacies of the
Doard Is here to oversee the handling of
It's mechanism and therefore, Washing
ton people are sure to get the best pos
sible results from the best possible board
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
Holy Name, 10; Nationals, 5.

Rnns-E. CAN'T. Tennyson. Hilleary ~, Poore.
Smith. Chamncriain ~, Mccarthy C2), Benson,
Woody g,. Homer ~. Earned runs-Holy Name,
s. National A. c.. !. Left bases-Holy Name
4: National 4. C.. }. First base on balls-OH
Smith, ); OF CAN'T. 4. Innings pitched smith,
81 by CAN'T, .. Hits made-Oh Smith, 5; OF CAN'T
Is. Struck out-By Smith. S: by CAN'T, .. Three.
hs-e hts-Poore. Homer. Twobase hits-E CAN'T
Hillear. Woody. Pore. Mccarthy (g. Sacrifices
hit-Park. Stolen hases-Hilleary ~. CAN'T Cal.
GPoore. Smith. Double play-Park TO Benson to
Homer. Hit by ri'cher-By CAN'T Jordonl. Wild
pitches-Gantt e.. Passed balls-BoetIer (e) Um-
rire-Mr Long. Time OF game-I hour and Is
minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

Runs-Russo tc. Shalin t2l. Desnan. t. Rector
jackson ~, T. Thompson -. BiSler ~. Laverine
Knott ~. Birch. Evans Hull c2,s 5. Hilleay %
g. Miller G. Miller ~. First base on balls-Oh
Rector .; on Laverine. I: OF Birch, .; Oh Hillesy
>. Innings pitched-By Rector. &: bs Laveripe. s.;
by Birch ); by HiIlcay s. Hits made-Oh Rec
tor .NIevtrine l.: of Birch. 70; od Hilleay. 8.
Struck out-By Rector. s. by Laverine, Z: by Birch.
5: by Hilleay. ; Threebase hits. Hieay- Two
base hits-S. Hilieay. Shalin. Degnsn. Jackson.
stolen bases-Iaverine tel. Dcsnan Shalin. Exams.
Double ;Iay-Laveripe tn Degnan tn Bixler. Hit
by pitcher-By Hilleay. BiIler: by Rector. Birch :
by LArerine Birch. Wild pitch-Rector. Passed
bails-T Rector Miller. Umpire-Messrs. Louis
Russo and Ed Carroll. Time Of Enme-s houn.
Attendance-W.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
HERZOG SUSPENDED BY TENER.
Umpire Hart Rcprima nded by Prcsi-
dent Of League.

New York May 4-John X. Tener,
president of the National League. an
rounced tonight that he had suspended
Charles Herzoc. manager of the Cincin-
natl Club for five DAYS for his alterca-
ton with Umpire Rigler at ST. Louis
Saturday.
Umpire Hart who arbitrated on the
bases during this game. was also repri-
manded by President Tenor for not fol-
lowing tn" disputed play closely thus
neccssitating an appeal to Riger. behind
the plate which caused the latter to be-
cCme involved in fistcuffs with HerZog.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
SHOTTEN'S SLIP-UP
WINS FOR TIGERS
Detroit Captures First Game of Series
from St. | .ouis Browns by
3 to Score.

st. Louis. May 4.-The Tigers took
the first game of the series from the
Browns today to l. Shotten's error
in the first inning with two out and
two on lost the game for the locals
Hamilton and Boland both pitched
good ball. Cold weather kept the
crowd to less than 800
n n. T..
Detroit. &c.. 0 o-3 0
St Louis. % o. ) .
Batteries-Boland and Baker and Mckee: HsmiI-
ton, Hoch and ASnew. umpire.- -Messrs. OLoush-
lin and Hildebrand
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
MEET GENERALS TODAY.
Catholic University Plays Wnshtnr-
ton and Lee at BrOOkIand.

In Its only home game of this week
catholic University will cross bats with
Washington and Lee today at Brook
land field, and hard game is expected.
as the Generals have a strong fast team
that is likely to prove troublesome to
the Brooklanders.
The game will be called at o'clock,
and large crowd will be on hand as
the Generals have a large following in
this city, who desire to see their alma
mater in action.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
Joe Boehling Slated
To Pitch Final Game
WILL HELP LOCAL BOWLERS

The joint committee OF the
Chamber of Commerce and the
Washinxton Beard Of Trade yes
terdsy agreed to help the local
chapter Of the Atlantic Coast
Bowling Association to bring the
next tournament of that body to
this city. Quite q number Of the
local bowlers will make the trip
to Boston next week to roll In
the big tourney and are confident
that they can persuade the dele
gntcs to hold the tournament
here next year.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
BASEBALL CASE
STILL IN Court
President johnson Denies He
Consented to Withdrawal
of Suit.
BAN CONTRACT JUMPERS
Garry Hermann Knew Nothing of
Any Action for Withdrawal-Tener
Makes Statement.

Boston. Nav I-President Ban johnson
of the American League. denied at the
| Parker House this afternoon that the
baseball cases now pending before Judge
lands. in Chicago. had been taken out
| of court upon the request of Phil Ball,
owner of the St Louis Fe1erals. A state
ment attributed to President johnson in
a Boston morning paper was to the ef
feet that he had consented to the with
drawai of the cases from court. hence the
inference that the cases were to be
dropped.
The head of the American League said
that some time ago the. matter of drop
ping the present court proceedings was
brOa he'd to him and that he as presi-
dent OF the American League. was agree
able to such procedure. 1t did not meet.
however. with the APPROVAL of all parties
at interest and that scheme was abcn-
doned. That closed the incident. said
johnson. and organized baseball. like the
Federal League. is awaiting Judge Lam
dis long delayed decision.
Discussing contract jumpers, johnson
said:
No man who ever jumped a contract
OF the American League ever will be per-
mtted to return TO that organization no
matter what aspect the baseball situation
may take in the future. That is absolute
ly final.
.,,,s o..
MY consent to the withdrawal of the
suit applies only to the American League
1t has nothing to do with the attitude
of the National League. Attorneys for
the American and Federal League held
a conference in Chicago nearly two
ueel.s ,co" cold 1obnson .xnIa;ni,o m.
action in s.nctioning the witbdrawal NJ
the bascbaI chi, .Tbis conference was
held at the SUGGESTION of Phil Rail- owner
vi me 81. Louis rederais.
Inc sole purpose OF that conference
was 10 discuss the wlthdrawal OF that
SUIT Ihe Natlonai League attorneys
Know hothing ABOUT II.
Inc conference was gong along nicely
nntii other matters were injected INTO II.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
Timely Hitting by Sox
Defeats Walter johnson
HOLD SPRING PRACTICE.

Fred Nelson had the Catholic
University football squad out for
the initial spring practice yester-
day. This In the first spring prac-
tice ever held at the Brookland
Institution. and about fifteen men
reported for the Inaugural.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

Whelchell. Ansley. Peck ~. Roberts, A. Mac
donald. Selden ~. Hartshorn ~, Hart C9 First
base by errors-Weeten. ); Central. 2 Left on
bases-Western. s: Central Z. First base on ball,
on Griffith. 5: of Peck. ;; of Cox, 4; OF
Goblift, l. Innings pitched-By Griffith. ] -:
by Peck. Is; by Cox, Z: By Goblift, . Hits
made-of Peck, S; of Cox. 10; Of Goblift,
Struck out-Ry Griffith. /: by Peck. s: by Cox,
!: by Gobft, l. Sacrifice hit-Peine Stolen
hases-Reyton. Whelche ~. Ansley Roberts. Sell
den. Hsrtshorn t2. Hart IL. Hit by pitcher
By Cox. Groseclose. Wild pitch-Griffth. PaseA
ban-WhelcheIl. Umnire-Mr. Shurtlef. Time of
game hours and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
Eastern. z: St. Albans. l.

Runs-Dyer Thorbett ~. koddy t.. pA.'uson.
Shield. Brewer. Earned rlns-St- Albans. .;
Eastern. l. fint base by enors-St. Aiban IL
EAstren. T. Left on bases-St. AIban's. s: Eastern.
l. First base on halls-O6 March. 2: Oh Shieids
L Hits made-o6 March. :: Oh Shields. :. Struck
out-By March. 10; BY Shields. g. Two hase hits
Brewer Shields. stolen bases-Bvwer %. North
M ts, Daniels Potter. Tcmlins. Double plays
Shields to Msssey, Shields TO Davidsoa. Passed
hsli-Dya. UnpiS-Mf. Cs.iE Tine q ane-
heuEA tt-
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

Nv errors-General Office, g. Auditors /. Left on
bases-General Office. 4: Auditors. .. First base
on bals-Of F. Thompson. j; OF Munich. !. StrNck
out-By F. Thompson. 3; by Bunch. g. Two-base
hit-BelL Stolen base-Degnan. Double play
Fischer CrInasssted). Hit By ritcher-By Munch
Desnan and Fischer. Umpire-C. ". Ksefe. Time
Of Rame-2 hours.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

mer Beule te,. Seabrsht. Smith. Fletcher ts,.
Neitzey c2. First base by Reformation. 2
Left on bases-Keller. ): Reformation, s. First
hase on balls-Oh Miller. 2: OF Neitzey. Z Struck
out-By Miller. 4: By Neitzey. &. Home nuns
BixleT Beule. Three-base hit-Montimer. Two
base hits-Hausman. Benner. Stolen base-R. Flynn.
Double play-E. Flynn to Montimer to Dodge
Hit s, pitcher-By Miller. Jeffnes. Umpire-Nr.
karp6. Time Of sameI hour and Is minuteA.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
East Washington League.

In the East Washington Sunday School League
yesterday Reformation defeated Keller Memorial
in a dizzling rain in eight innings of play s
to g.
Two home runs and several long hits were made
1t was anybodys game till the sixth inning when
Reformation won the game on two hits. which
scored thIea nlnS Scnre:
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
Rex. 8; Fort Washington, 4.

Runs-Roach %. Behrie Neitzey. NSan Hunt
nnser, Matheny, Dunn. Colledse. Earned nms-
Rex A. c.. 2. First base by .err0s-Fort Wash
ingtou. 4; Rex A. C., .. Left on baes-Rex A. C..
10: Fort Washington. G. Fist hae on balls-OH
Nolan, l: on Ctowder ;; Oh Smith. 4: OF Dunn, 2.
Innings pitched.By Nolan. 3: by Croxder 4; by
Smith. AS: by Dunn. - Hits made-0n Crow
der, 5: oG Smith. }: Cd Dunn l. Struck out-By
Nolan. .: by Cruwde. 2; b. Smith. 2: By Dunn.
Two-hase hit-Neitsey Stolen bAeU-Roach, Behrle.
Strinser, Mafheny, Dunn t2). saith. Double play
Crowder to Wilhelm to Msfheny. Hit by pitcher
by Crowdf Neitreyi. Umpire-Mr. Gsden. Time
II saDe-l hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

Runs -Bcardsley t3N. Webster ~. Wood. Mitchell.
Church. Schnurr. OLeary. Left hases-Or
dinance. 4: Engineers. ?. First base on balls-Of
Mitchell 2: of O'Leary. : of BorochoH. ].
Innings pitched-By Bcrochnf. %: by O'Leary. =
Struck out-By Mitchell. 8: by Bnrochof. j. nv
OTeary, >. Stolen bases-Beardsley. Wood Schnurr.
Phillips t9l Double rlay-Wood to Church to
Wood Tmpire-Mr. Sanders. Time Of game
hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
Home Club League

Runs-Esenstein. Randall. Colstou. Raymond.
Girardi %, Cudman n). Buscher tg. Hansen
Phelps. Bischoh t1. Left on hases-Pensiou. Z;
Survey. J. First base on balls-Of Randall 2:
Of Bischon. 4. Struck out-By Bischon 2: by
Randall. :. Three-base hit-Gersrdi Twoba.e hit
Buscher. Sacrifice hit-Hansen. Stolen bases
Buscher. Gerard. hsenstein. Hit BY pitcher By
Randall Humphrey. Passed ball-Pumphrey Um.
pire-Mr. Dawson
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

Runs-Han. Bauer (2l. Armstrong Il. RaRlings
g. Rawlinu f2,. Friede. First hasr by
Emmanuel. ]. Left -lmmanuel. :: Whitney.
J. First base on bals-oc Phillips. l. off Thomp
son, J. Struck out-By Thompson, .: by Phillips,
Home run-Hall. Two-hase hits-C;. Rawlings.
Rover. Sacrifice ht-Gessford Stolen laser
Rawlings Wild ritch-Phirs Tmpre-w. II.
Woodward. Time Of game-0 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
NATIONALS WIN FIRST.
Vie Gauxza's Nine Beat BaIlston IL
Initial Game OF season.

Vic Gauzzas Nationals baseball club Opened
their season by defeating the strong Ballstou A
4. BY a score of IL to H.
Both clubs hit well but showed lack Of rrsctic~
in the field. The fielding feature features
divided between Tommy DeRnan and Roy Evans.
Snubby Jackson. Tommy Thompson. and Shan
hit timely and hard for the Nationals. while :.
Hilleay drove out a triple and bsgser for the
Virginians Laverine relieved Rector in the fourth
and allowed only hit Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

.Batted for Mcbride in eighth.
Boston. 100 90 o1c
Earned rn-Boston. l. First base by errors
Washington. . Left on bases-WashnGton g.:
Boston, q Threebase hits-Spesker Lewis. Two
base hit-Gandil. Double plays-McNally to wag
to Hobblitzell ~, Speaker to Wagner Um-
pires-Messrs. Connolly and Chill. Time Of game
hour and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Milwaukee at ST. Paul cold.
Kansas City at Minneapolis, postponed cold
weather.
A, indianapolis s. Columbus, .
Al Louisvile-Louisrille 4; Cleveland. J.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05

Rnns-Brosnan Jerrnan Weber. Conn"rs- Shoe
maker. Claude ts,. ]. Noone. Handiboe i2l. Gardy.
Ofutt. First base on balls-Of Cutweli. }; on
Ohutt, 1. Struck out-By Nutwell. 2; by Ohutt ,
Home n,n-Coppors Two-base hits-Claude Handi
Doc, Lanahan. Stolen bsses-Brosnan ~. Lana
han Weber. Shoemaker. Claude ~. j. Nooue
Grady Offutt BalkAOHutt. umpre-Mr. Myen.
Time Of game-l hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
War Interbureau League.

The Ordinance nine defeated the Engineers YES
terday in loosely played contest with the final
count Of to !. Mitchell pitched a strong game
for the winners allowing but three hits and strik
ing out eight. The
Game called-raln
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
Rosedale League.

Lee NutwelI. the veteran southpaw hurier. tried
a comeback in the Rosedsle League Yesterday.
but was hammered during the early innings. and
the RosedaIes won TO 8 Charlie OHutt pitched
a steady game and famed nine. Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
JACK QUINN IN FORM.
Baltimore Beats Chicago Whale. by
3 to 2 Count,

baltimore, May 4-Jack Quinn held the
Chifeds to five widely scattered hits and
Baltimore won the opening game OF the
series. TO ,. The locals got to Nc
connel IN the first, scoring two runs.
chicago threatened to even up in the
ninth. when Beck was safe on Ensbe,s
error. jackson, running for Beck. on
Mann's out, and attempted to score on
Farrells single. but was thrown ont AT
the plate, ending the game. Score;
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
Northwest League

Eddie Thompson held his former teammates down
IN two hits striking out nine men in innings.
Halls home the first If the season PhiIlilr'
strike outs only shy uf his opponents =
Emmanuel beat Whitney. : TO |. Tie scnre
The Washington herald., 1915-05-05
PIRATES PROVE TO BE
BEST IN THE MUD
Pittsburgh Trims St. Louis Cardinals
in Drilling Rain in Eight In
ninos bv q to 3 Count.

Pittsburgh. May 4-The Pittsburgh-St.
Louis National League game was called
today in the last half of the eighth in
ming with the score to 3 in favor Of
the home team. The game was palyed
in drizzlng rain, which twice stopped
the contest. Harmon helped win his own
game with a single that scored two runs
in the second inning. Score by in
nings:
HE
81. Louis. ............... 0 0-3
Pittsburgh. .............. ! : | o o. 9
Called rsin.I
Ratterics-Purrue. James and Snyder: Harmon
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Esplanadian Wins Race

Chester Easiand. May 4.-sr Bertley shefaeid's
Espaanadian Won the Chester Vase. valued at ne
-. hesv today. whits PpSAst nn seuund, ssd
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INTERNATIONAL

At Observation-Disclosures. !; Providence, 7.
At Richmond-MontresI, s; Richmond, 10.
Buffalo at Newark. rain.
Toronto at Jersey City. wet grounds.
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lnson Denies Case Will Be Taken From Cot-Sox Trim s 20
COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
Yesterdays RESULTS,


American.
Boston. .; Washington, 0.
Detroit. 3: St. Louis. 1.
Athletics-New York (rain).
Chicago-Cleveland (rain).
TODAY'S
Washington at Boston.
Athletics at New York.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland
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Rstterics-Puriue. lanes and Snyder; Harmon
and Schang. Umpires-Messrs. Risler and Hart.