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Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

When European cabinet jobs so a-besgins
there should be an opening abroad for some OF
the surplus timber in this country.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

Words are good only when backed up by
deeds-likewise promises OF lower electric light
ing rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

Great Britain's cabinet repairs still further
emphasizes the national feeling that It will
'muddle through" somehow.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

The extension OF the postal savings BANK
system to districts hitherto isolated viii be for
tunate II It relieves kitchen stoves and pantry
shelves Of their banking responsibilities.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

Admiral Dewey says the American navy is
not surpassed. ship for ship. by anything that
floats. Still there are critics who assume TO
know more about IL than the hero of Manila
bay.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

Assurance is given that the new secretary OF
the State Board of Health is neither allopath
nor homeopath. Must be an invitation for an In
auisition and an inquest
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22
smuEsIIas On Opium.

Several Of opium smuggied I'm barrels Of
picked herring Is the latest discovery OF New York
customs officers. II happened that of the bar
res leaked pickle Juice neeessitAting = new head.
when the opium was disclosed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

Nearly every legislature still in session hes
made plea for communication of sentence for
Loo NJ Frank. But Nebraska's governor. at last
accounts. is still thinking about It,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

The movement for consolidation of Greater
Omaha may be like an obstacle race, but Its
eventual success Is as sure as fate.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

II is worth while noting that the young men
most likely 10 do the trench digging not
doing much OF the war talking.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

In advocating the mobilizing OF both men
and women. Mrs. Pankhurst is nothing II not
consistent with her championship Of equal civil
and political rights regardless of sex
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

Some good has already come out OF the
williams-Riggs bank case. II has cleared up
the mystery OF the whereabouts or former Sem
ator Bailey of Texas.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

Neighboring counties which indulge in the
practice Of ticketing public charges to Omaha
are reminded that the home supply is fully up
10 the demand. True charity rebels at impo-
stion
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22
To this the following answer was returned:

Department Of State, Washington, April .. 1915
p. A. Lelong jr. $50 Union street, New Orleans. La
Sir:
The department has received your letter of March
"a. 1915. stating that expect to TO France on
business in the near future and nqurng whether you
would be molested by the French military authorities.
You say that you were born in New Orleans. June is,
1880 and that father a native France, resided
in this country about forty years and obtained
citizen of the United states shortly
Under the provision of the fourteenth amendment
to the constitution all persons born in the United
States and subject TO the jurisdiction thereof cit
zens OF the United States Section one art Gle vii OF
the French civil code, states that the following
Frenchmen: Every person born of a Frenchman in
France abroad"
II thus appears that you were born with a dual
nationality, and the department cannot tharofore
give you any assurance that you would not be he'd
liable for the performance OF military service In
France should you voluntarily place yourself within
French jurisdiction. am. sir, yur obedient servant
for the secretary OF state. -
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

hold that 1t is the clear duty of the national ad-
minstration, speaking for the American people, inn
edately to repudiate the doctrine thus laid down by
the Department OF State that there in our coun
try citizens-and. matter of fact this ruling would
apply to millions OF citizens-who born with
dual nationality" Two three years ago 1t was
announced that Germany had passed a law by which
II provided for It's citizens who became naturalzed
in the United States elsewhere. the OF also
retaining their German citizenship that these men
would preserve dual citizenship. what the Depart
ment OF State In this letter of April 10 last calls "a dual
nationality" hold that II the business OF
government this statement was published
to investigate the facts TO require wouldbe citixens
to repudiate this law and TO notify the German
eminent that protested against and would refuse
to recognize its action that declined to recognize
acqulesce In the principle of such dual citizenship
a dual nationality; that would hold naturalised
citizens full performance OF the duties OF Amerl
citizenship. which necessarily exclusive OF
and inconsistent with the profession of citizenship in
allegiance any other nation. and that in return
would extend the protection to this citizen
that extended to nave-born citizens Such action
taken 1t is a reproach 20 q nation
that It not taken. We should not for a moment
tolerate the assumption by Germany by any other
foreign that foreignborn citizens OF the United
States. retain any citizenship in or allegiance to
the country from which they came
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

Such incidents seem like the phantasmagoria OF
unpleasant dream Until I this letter OF
April last had supposed that it would be pos
sibe for any human being in country 70 uphold
such proposition. Yet in point of rights Mr. Leong
stands exactly level with the who have thus
nstanced Surely It ought not TO be necessary TO say
that the rights OF every citizen this land are as
great and scored those OF any other citizen The
United States cannot with self-respect permit It's
organic and fundamental law 10 be overridden by the
laws foreign country. IL cannot acknowledge any
such theory this of "a dual acknowledgement In
cidentally. Is self-evident absurdty. Mr. Lelong
horn in this country when he became OF he elected
to exercise his birthright granted to him by the
sttuton OF the United States; he took oath sup
port that constitution and he has held military office
under its authority. and under the authority OF two
states OF the American union. He is citizen OF the
United States standing exact equality OF right
with all other citizens. and he is entitled tho fan
protection of the United states both in and out OF
foreign country. free and exempt from any prov-
There should not be a moments delay in asserting
France but regards Germany connection with its
Law providing for dual citizenship far as II con-
immigrants from Germany who become citizens
OF the United States. We should in the face
OF all the nations OF the world France England
of Russia AustriG and Germany the principle we
ourselves determine for ourselves the rights OF citizen
shin citizens that champion them in the fun
exercise OF these rights against any foreign power
that interferes with them and that In hold
them 10 fun accountability for the exercise OF these
rights In tho sole interest OF the United States as
against any foreign power which claims any ALLEGIANCE
Whatsoever from them.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

Subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should have The Bee mailed to them. Adj
dress win be changed a. often 40 requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

Let point out few OF the possible applications
the doctrines thus laid down by the Department of
State II Colonel Cocktails went to Holland he would
be liable be shipped out for military service in
Sumatra. II Admirals Osterhaus and Schroeder had
to Germany they could have been forced 10
under Admiral Tirpitz in the German navy. II
General Barry should visit England he could be seized
and sent 20 the trenches In France. II my neighbors
Messrs. Peter Dunno and Mark Sullivan, and my
friends Judge oBren and James Connolly and Charles
Connolly. went TO England they could be impressed
into the British army for service in Flanders
Ireland. II the sons of Jacob Riis went 20 Denmark
they could be retained in the Danish forces II tho
son OF the great war correspondent McGann. whose
mother a Russian woman went 10 Russia, he
could be sent In the Carpathians President
Andrew Jackson this theory could have been Inn
pressed for military service In the English army
against which he fought at New Orleans. II he had
ever happened to visit England and President Arthur
would have been In the plight
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-22

But the present il worse. It seems In
credible that the Department OF State promugate
the doctrine OF dual nationality promulgated in its
letter quoted 1t Is dangerously close to
to the United States TO hold that born here OF
foreign parenage who have served In the militia
in this country who vote and hold office and exercise
all the other rights Of citizenship. and who in good
faith and always have been Americans. should
nevertheless be blandy informed by the State depart
ment that II they visit the countries In which their
parents born they can be seized punished for
evasion OF military duty made to in the
Evening star., 1915-05-16

CHICAGO. Ill. twireless Macaroni to
Star newsapapeD.-Me have wat you
Gala da slumpa. To slumpa is to
droppa; to lose-a da gam. 1t maka
Clarka Da Biff vera mocha peeve.
Q. T. Morgano max disputa weeth
Chilla Da Sauce. He theenk deesa ump
is Italian pusha cart wagg. He try
to pusha him to da stockayard Banan
he sware he will klla da whole
Washeenton teama, Banan Da Johnse
is stronga for geeva suspenda to
@. T. Morgano. I am gooda frand of
Banan Da Johnse. Clarka Da Biff aska
me to maka da plea to Banan for my
frand. Q. T. Morgano: dees is why
Morgano is no chase to Busha League.
Befora da gam begin. Clarka Ia Bif
max short talka speecha to da teama.
He explain how to maka da hit weeth
basa ball bat in regular gam. He say:
Remember, boys. we no play teedla-
weenk sam. We play grand old basa
ball gam. Clarka Da Biff say if da
boys no can maka da hit he will re-
Gala Bobba Da Groom to teacha dem
how to maka da safa homa run hit.
Deesa max Georgia Mack Bride fella
vera bad. He cry lika leetla boy wen
he lose-a his lolla-pop. Vera quicka
Georgia Mack Bride max evra boy
sigma da pledge to maka coupla dozen
homa run evra week.
Clarka Da Biff gat talagram from
Docta Beegsa Of Spaldeeng Knightsa
Columb'. Dey requesta him to use-a
Joe Bowleg for pitch. | tai you deesa
Washeenton boys have wat you Gala
do gooda luck huncha. Joe Bowleg
looka lik wan million dol. He max
Felicia an Funny-A look justa lik dey
use-a da toothapick for bat. Coupla
time Joe Bowleg use-a da four balla
schema for fila da base for maka da
doubla a-treepla play. Wolfacrowd is-a
pitch for White Sox teama. He use wat
is Gala da lumburga cheesa ball.
Deesa max four five deefrant kinda
ball in basa ball gam. We have emery
ball. sarleeka ball. talcoma powder
ball. bean ball. If Walta Da Johnse
will use da bean ball he villa win evra
time he pitch. l tai you, da bataman
is-a gat too fresh weeth Walta Da
Johnse. From deesa outa da Wash
eenton teama will maka da safa hit.
repeata: we have hit weather teama.
bayleeve it is uppa to me to geev
correct dope on case of Franka Da
Bake. gat straighta tip from Baldi.
his brudda in-law in Feeladel. Baldi
tai me Franka Da Bake no have am
onla for basa ball gam an da people
in Feeladel. Franka Da Bake Is po-
lita gentlemenna. He no play weeth
Gonna Da Goldfish baycause Gonna re-
fusa to wear his coat wen he sit in
duEouta clubhouse at basa ball gam.
Franka Da Bake say he have no use for
shirta sleeve rouGha neck IL Gonna
Da Goldfish will wear his coat Franka
Da Bake villa coma back to da basa
ball gam
Evening star., 1915-05-16
GIANTS CONTINUE WINNING.
Shut Out Cubs, 10 to 0, Making
Four Victories in a Row.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE New York
Nationals won four straight games for
The first time this season by taking an
easy victory from Chicago today. 10
10 0. Marquard was in great FORM
shutting out the visitors with FIVE scat
tered hits and striking out eight men
The Giants had little trouble in finding
label, Pierce and Adams DOYLE OF
New York retired in the fifth inning
because of lameness. Grant replacing
him. Robertson hit home run and
two singles. drew a pass, scored three
runs and stole two bases. Score
Evening star., 1915-05-16
You Are
W eIoou1e
10 Samples.

been clear and warm. But under the
circumstances the club was lucky to
get in the game.
Eddie Collins and Weaver are q won
derful combination at the keystone sack
They are both great fielders and they
are working we'll together In the ninth
Inning TODAY with Milan on first vii
Hams hit sharp erounder 10 Collins left
which h. barely reached but quick as :,
flash he whipped il to second IN All effort
to force Milan. Collins throw WAS low
however. and looked to place the Nationals
in position for more runs. but Weaver,
with one foot on the bag, reached out and
made a remarkable one-hs nded pick k-up OF
the ball. forcing Milan. II was easily
the cleverest play of the dar
Clarence Row land works harder than
any of his players. He is constantly on
the coaching lines. or. to be more cor
rect. at third base. where he can direct
his team. He is vigorous coacher and
urges his players TO their best efforts on
all occasions. He does not make much
noise, but his antics are impressive nev-
ertiIeless Rowland is very popular with
all his players because he has been able
10 convince them that he knows the game
from \ to Il.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
PLAY POOR BASE BALL.
Briarly Hall Wins From Rockville
by Big Scores.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Star.
ROCKVILLE. Nd. MAY lin about
the worst exhibition Of the national
game ever staged At Rockville, Briar-
II Hail OF Poolesvire defeated Rock
Vile High School at tho fair grounds
today in both games Of double
header, II to and 26 to 2
Errors of omission and commission
were the predominatinG features of
each contest both teams offending
a bout equally The superior batting OF
the PoolcsvilIe boys. however. made
victory easy for them. Scores by in
nings
FIRST GAME
Rriarly Hall II il
Batteries For Brisrly Hall. Percy and Selby:
for Rockville High, Gruhb and Rdmonds and
cashcn
sDCOND GAME
Hr,ariy Hail ....,...s no IS 10 y
Rockville High ...... y o "a L. "a
BATTERIES For Brarly. Lodge sDd Selby. for
Eprkt vile. Lamar and Eirnonds.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
DELL PUZZLES CINCINNATI.
Brooklyn Twirler Allows Reds But
Two Scattered Hits.

BROOKLYN, May 15.-Dell held Gin
cnnati to 1wo scattered hits today. and
Brooklyn won to /. 1t was Dell's
fourth straight victory.
Benton pitched well until the seventh.
when he lost control. and walked four
men. besides allowing single. Myers
went TO the bat with the bases full. and
cleaned them with triple to center.
Cincinnati's run came in the second in
ming, when Wagner was safe on O'Mara s
low throw, stole second and scored On
Mollwitz's single. O'Maras sharp field
ing was the feature. Score:
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Clarendon Has Double Header.

The Clarendon team will try this aft
ernoon to win two games instead OF
only one. as heretofore. Both games
viii he PLAYED on The home grounds
The first one. with Holmes Bakery nine
viii he called AT I.3a O'Clock and the
regularly scheduled contest with tho
Empire Athletic team will begin at
$50 O'Clock. Beginning June tho
team will play midweek games. and
number of strong teams have been
scheduled. including catholic CniNer-
Evening star., 1915-05-16

IUTHIs.s .''F II = IT ' T"t'I~ ~ -
,;attpd for Parker in the ninth.
San for Nuns in the ninth.
rain cat tor overrunniuS previous base runner
-, ont when winning run scored
q GurTce +...--..4.. y q " ,
mes. ....-.....--.. o y o q . -
i.gns waibridge ,2l. Perry o., Rsyiis Stew
t. Prince o. Rishof First base on errors
Hsrine. I. Commerce. l. Left on bases
Marines, S. Commerce .. First base on balls
pr Bruner. :: Of Goodwin. 4. Innings pitched
by Rruner j. bv Goodwin. :. Hits I'm
Eruner. A. OF Goodwin. .. Times at BAT
Against Rruner Ii; against Goodwin. II. struck
oHi--By Bruner. 5 by Goodwin. - by Ri>hon
5 Home BishoT. Three-ha>e hits :
SNYDER Perry Two-base hits-Perry. Wal
rtidgc Sacrifice hits Nuns. Rrnner Sacrifice
sy Strain stolen hases Wabridgc. Perry.
:; >noF. Cieary -. Van Duzrn. Prince -.
! cubic play-Quack kenbush to Strain to SNYDER.
u hy pitcher Bv Rishor Nuns, Strain. Wild
f.tch - Bruner. Passed halls = Parker. CruicA-
hanks. Jmrire-Mr. Shurtlcn- Time "f game
I hour and ~ minutes.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
WIN IN FINAL ROUND.
Pirates Defeat Braves, 10 to 6, in
Batting Rally in Ninth.

BOSTON, May 15.-Pittsburgh won in
the ninth today. o to 8. after Boston in
the two previous innings had bettered
by two runs the visitors four-run lead.
In the last inning Pittsburgh hit safely
seven times, driving both Rudolph and
Tyler from the box without having :.
man retired. The Braves filled the bases
with two out in their half, but Moran
grounded into force-out for the fpa,
pIaY Score.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Totals 30 u 81 u . Totals .5 10 y l.,
sBatted for Cooper in ninth
+Battcd for Cruicher in ninth

Pittsburgh ......-.. o o o 6-Iu
Boston. ....-.-..-.- o . . . 3 3 o Il
Runs-tsrey. Johnston t9i Baird Wagner -,
Viox, Gerber, Schang. Costello, Fitzpatrirk
Egan. Smith, Maranyille Gowdy I:u,loJph
Two base hits-Rudolph Mag"c, Smith Wagner
Three base. hits-terber. Carey. Stolen bases-
Carey Johnston, Wagner '1owdy Eitzpa,rck
Sacrifice NY = Rudolph sacrifice hits Baird
Marsnylle. Hinchmsn Double plsys - No,
Johnston and Wagner: Cooper. Gerber Johnston
Egan. Marsnvie and Schmidt. Left on base,
Pm sburgh. : Boston. -. ''irst has" IN errors
Boston, :. Bases on balis--'ri Endolph 4 on
J'rutch"r. I: on Cooper. g OF Mcuufliap /
Hits-Dh Rudolph 10 in innings tnone our in
ninth. of TYLER. in innings none our IN
ninth,. on Crutchcr. in I inning on Coopor
in innings. or McQlllan. :. III inning
Hif by pitcher Rr Cooper ,Msgce Schmidt,
Struck oui-By Rudolph. A. by Crutcher l by
Cooper. a. by McQuillan. /. Umpres-Messrs
Rger and Hart. Time Of game !. hours and
minutes.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
EASY FOR PH|LL|ES
National League Leaders
Smother St. Louis.
ooAk CHASED IN FIRST
Alexander Keeps Cardinals Hits
Scattered, and Strikes Out
Twelve Batsmen.

PHILADELPHIA. May 15.-Philadel
Ehia defeated st. Louis, II to .. today,
Doak being knocked off the rubber in
one inning and Meadows being hit very
hard in the fifth,and eighth innings.
Alexander kept the visitors hits scat
tered and struck out twelve batsmen.
Whitted, who was hurt in yesterdays
game, had the N-rays put on his left
leg today and it was found that two
bones in his ankle We're broken. Score:
Evening star., 1915-05-16
HOW AMATEUR LEAGUE TEAMS
FARED IN YESTERDAYS GAMES
MARINES DEFEAT COMMERCE.
Win Contest in the Government
League bv a 5 to 4 Score.

The Marines won the game yesterday
in the Government League by score
Of ; TO 4, defeating the Commerce nine
commerce had the lead until the ninth
inning. when Marines scored twice
Brumer and Goodwin for the Marines
did creditable work. while Bishoif
vas effective for Commerce nearly all
.he time There was very little diner
ence in the play Of the two teams.
The score:
Evening star., 1915-05-16
THRILLING PITCHERS BATTLE.
Cornell Defeats Michigan, Q to /.
Ragan Being Pitted Against Sisler.

ANN IIaRBOR. Mich MAY lJ-RagSn n
Of Cornell won thrilling pitchers
battle from Sisier here today and the
eastern university defeated Michigan
to l. All of the runs were made in
the second inning. Score
RHE.
cornell .....-.- % q ~ - "a q
Michigan .-.. y ! q o o. >
Batteries Regah aud CIsry SisIer and BENTON
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Departmental League.

Runs 1ansilI. tcnovcr. Culhnan '3'. Clio
tannefti. Sheiin. Ferguson. Fisher. Hines. Rarr-
hart Mortimer. Gordon. Beard ,2i. Armstrong
~. Hale. Icft bases Interior. s: Treasury,
8. First base hals-nh ITinrs. ! of Bell.
:: oh Croson :. Innings pitched By Rel, 4;
nv Crosou, .. Hits made on Bell 10; of
tro>on. Struck our nv Hines. :. hr Roll,
br Croson. 8. Three base hits-Ba ca.
Armstrong. Two base hit Armstrong Ssrri-
fcc fy f;nehel stolen bssea Cullinsn ~.
Shnln Ferguson. Mortimer. Fiannery Gordon.
Double pIay f,iovannciti TO Fishes. Wild
pitches-Crosson. Hne. Balk-Hines. Tmpires-
Nessrs. Miller and Hughes. Time of game |
hour and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1915-05-16


Runs Burns. Grant ~, fobcrt t2i Fletcher
~ and Robertson 81. Two base hit Burns
Three base hit Iobert. Home run Robertson
Stolen bases ertson ~ and SAFER. Earned
runs New York. s. Double plays Zimme rII,an
and Safer: Brainard, Fletcher and Brainard
Zimmerman. Fisher and SAFER Left on base
New York. ); Chicago. q. First base on errors
New York. 2: Chicago, J. Bases oi, bali. on
Marqnsrd, j of Zab. 81 "n Pierce, :. His
ofY label :: in four Inning; on Pierce s in
four innings: OF Adams, / in onc inning
Struck out By MarIuard. S. by Zabsi. .: IS
Pierce. 3; by ADAMS, !. Empires -Messrs KLEIN
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Watco Club Wants Games.

The Watco Athletic Club announces
that it would like TO arrange ball
games with teams avera ging from if-
teen to seventeen years. Teams desIr-
ing games will please communicate
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Rosedale League.

Runs Mccarthy 81. Shoemaker ~. No0ne %.
Cramer, Rook and X Coo. First base on balls
OF Coc. !. Stanton. / Struck out-By Zoe. s;
by Stanton. H. Home Mccarthy. Sacri-
nee hit-A. - Neil Stolen bases-McCarthy,
Moran! Kirkland Shoemaker 90. Noone t2,.
Brooks. Cramer 81. K 10" and c. Coe. Double
play-Shoemaker and Noone Hit by pitcher-By
Stanton tGs Cpe). Wild pitch-k. Coe. Passed
hall Rook. Umpire-Mr. Myers. Time OF game
hour and 20 minutes
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Agriculture League.
retal.. AZ "a S 4

Tctals. .33 - : T"tals ~ y - y
Wines ......-....... . .
fstenf .--.......--. . " : A-i'
Fsloncv. Wood. shaw. Mar..r6. Roberts
a., Pollo-s -, Ecaylac a. Arnold b"arh Nc
hp~. Iolley. First base by errors button.
Beach First hasc halls-or cullen. :: M
,oIicv . Struck ont Bv Coilcy. .: hy tullrn.
Home Wood. Arnold Two hasc hits
t,aIiic;i. Arnold. Rraidock. ~a"rihre Mes Ar
mid g. Stolen bases-Eot~rts %. Eerzjstn
t2 Felosey Manoch. ';aIlieti. double plays
,sill~n Wool to Gslllctt. Hanoch 10 tialther;
Nrnail mnassistcdl. Hit nv pitcher Roberts,
EaIk-CulIen. Umpire-N-. Carr Tim" Of game
hour nd Is minutes
Evening star., 1915-05-16

Runs HuSeins. Long. Bancroft t2, B.rne -.
Rocker, Cravath 81 Paskert Niehon. Alexander
~. TwobaSe hits-Snyder. Wilson. Niehof.
Alexander Three-hase hit-Crayath. Home run
Paskert Stolen bases Becker. Bancroft. Earned
runs st, Louis. |; Philadelphia. II. Sacrifice
hits-Beck. Becker Sacrifice tiie>-Buter Ad
ans. Double plays-Miiler aud Butler; Beck and
Miller Left on bases-St. Louis. 9; Philadelphia.
5. First base on errors--St. Louis 1; rhilade
phia 3 Bases on haIl-On Doak. /. Hits-pff
poak. 5 IN one inning: off Meadows. Ii in seven
innings. Struck out-By Doak. p by Meadows,
4: by Alexander. H. Passed ball-kliifer- I'm
pires -Messrs. Byron and Orih. Time Of game
hours.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
East Washington S. S. League.

T-lnsI17sude. Terry, ThompSon. Fott.-. HnEc.,
Igber Co.. kienie. Raher. Donghton, T.. Elicit
Y'ier Earned runs Fifth. 3 ST Agnes, .
~ base by erro-%Fif'h. ;: 81. AInes. s
lcft on base Fifth. 3, 81. Agnes. 3 First
i.t~" on balls NJ Miller I. Struck ont ~
Ti.le-. 3: bv Slater. II, Threehase hit-Th"mp
Tgo-bsse hit-''sud.. Sacrifice hits
lnumpeop. Ski6moTe. Stolen bases claude. Ter
- Thompson. rottc-- Hit tv pitcher b,
>tar. d,"HGhton. Rahcr- Wild pitches
y ttr Safcr Passed balls Hayes LubeT-
up'rr VI KEEPER Time or game hour
,Et - minutes
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Newarks Bat Out Victory.

Special Dispatch IN The star.
RTFFALO. n y. May 1E-Tlte New
ark Feds defeated the Buffeds. to :.
in an exciting game here today.
Bedient had Newark at his mercy until
the eighth inning. when they got to
him for four rams. The score:
Evening star., 1915-05-16

BHtteU 1Or Benton IN eIghIh.
Runs-Wagner. Daubert Stengel. Wheat %,
Cutshaw ~ and Dell Threebssc hits-Daubert
and Myers. stolen base-Wagner. Earned
Brooklyn, g. Sacrifice hts-Wagner. Daubert
and Myers. Double play-Leach to CLARK. Left
on bases-Cincinnatl. {; Brooklyn. 8. First base
Oh errors-CDcinnati. 2. Bases balls-On
Benton, b, on Dell. T. Hits-Of Benton s in
seven innings: on Schneider none In one In
ming. Hit by pitchersBy Benton / Wheat:
$ by Dell B. Cmpires-Messrs. QuigIcy and
Eason. Time OF gsme-l hour and 80 minutes