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St,rOND GAME.
Rocky Mount Norfolk
Totals 80 ? Is $
score h. innings:
y oSis-. NIgnp-

ROCKY Mount ................p q 90
Norfolk .......................l a. q q =!
Called a. END OF seventh h. agreement
summary: Cleveland. Humphreys
Sacrifice hit-Stcinhrcuucr. Two-busc hit
tlrich, Three has" hit-lIumphrcys. pou-
hle' piays-rarmai.c Ia Edwards. Struck
out-ht league. /; 10y Humphreys, :. Bases
on oa !ls-or T"HCH". OFT HUMPHREYS. l.
Lei on nases--ttocky Mount. Nori5!k
!. r!me OF E-lM.. 40. l.iunIrn. nullnn
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The Barton Heights club. which has
made poor showing in the Fedora
ton League so far this season has
been taken in charge by Stuart White.
regeneration of that nine are under
way; Several shining lights of the
and the Northsidcrs expect to win from
on
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MINOR LEAGUES
Southern League.

Southern League.
AZ Memphis: Memphis, 6: Little
Rock, g.
At Chattanooga: Chattanooga-N Nash
'ii!e. postponed, wet grounds.
At birmingham: birmingham l..
Mobile. o.
Al New Orleans: New Orleans. 4: At
lanta /
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With the Amateurs
BY TUCK.

Announcement was made last night
by President Wilkinson, Of tho Com
mercial League, that. in accordance
with the ruling of the Amateur Base
ball Commission, which prohibits the
playing of moro than three former
Ola Dominion League players on any
team. he had ordered tho game be-
tween Woodall & Quarlcs and Clark
Springs to be played over. Complaint
was made that the former club had
fore the game.
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Detroit

Detroit ..................c o-s
summary: Runs-Nitt. Cobb. Young Wag-
nrr Thomas. Foster. Hoblitzel. Threchase
h!tS-Hoh!itzel Hcnrtksen. Neach Stolen
hase--WaGncr. Sacrifice hit-Dauss. Double
plays Thomas and HohltzeI: Wagner and
Lanvrin. Left on haseS-Detroit. s: Boston
I. First base errors-Detroit 3 Bases IN
haiisIon pauss. s.: off Foster. . Struck
"ut-hy Dauss. :: 10y Foster. .. Empires.
Evans ami Wallace. Time. l:4.
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The members Of the teams compris-
Ing the Richmond Amateur Athletic
RECREATION have worked hard to make
their moonlight journey down the
James at $3.50 tonight success
The best of order will he maintained
II ~ hoped TO finance the weak teams
IN Inc various leagues under control
pr the Federation with the fund Sc
cured by the moonlight trip.
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Brooklyn ...........On 20 5000 900 q 90
Cincinnati ..........o q o q 900 700 100 IL
summary: iun-ltcr2oE. Two-hase hits
0'Mnra. Griffith co.. Benton. Stolen bases
o'Mtra. leach. Won Eolni;z. WinGo t2,.
'M'shnw. Earned run Cincinnati, /. Sac
rifle" hi;S-M"Ycr. Eilli:or. Double PLAYS
iicrToC Won kolnit. and Clarke. Gctz and
Dauhort: Benton IicrzoE and Olson; Ap-
plcton and IJauhc-t: I;roh and Olson Left
on ha"os-Brooklyn 70. Cincinnati. Is First
has" ON errors Rrocblyn. I. Bases on balls
off App.eton, :; Cn Bcnton. 6. Hit by
pltchor-by Arplcnton tNcrznGl; by Benton
LMcNcr).- Struck out-hv Appleton. :; by
Time. 1902.
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Score by innings:
Danville EIks. ....3 9 3 0l 2-lf
Richmond E,lks.....O = o 0 O O o O. .
Summary: Two-base hits-W. g. Lea
(2). Three-base hit--Sliinner. Stolen
ba ses-Warren, w. b. Lea (2), Rose co
Farley, Perry, Plageman, Newman
Tuggie. Double plays--Farley TO w
Il. Let TO b. Lea. Hits-on Bowe, II
i'm innings; off Booker. 6 in inning
o: by Farley, 3. Batters hit-by FARLEY
(Hulcher). Struck out-by Bowe. 3;
by Farley, B.. Left on bases-Rich
hours. Umpire, Lucia.
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ISrOOklYI
Totals u; s'43 Is totals 30 . IS

'one ont when winning run scored.
In
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RICHMOND ut Newark
Providence at Jersey City.
Rochester ut Buffalo (2 rumes>
Toronto mt MINT m
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If 1iobgood quits Baraca. the church.
men will lose n peach. Hob" is ono
OF the best there is locally playing
at the shorthcld position and his loss
should he kccnlY felt
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At Albany: Albany. 4: Savannah, ..
At jacksonville: Jacksonville, o
Charleston, ..
At Columbus: Columbus. .; Colum.
bia. g.
a, Macon: Macon. 6: Augusta, s.
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Rochester,.
Totals .ailt27:! Totals az so

''V7'7 20 y . :! Io'lls 80 = o
ore hi innings: X,
Eo"h"stor .......,-.. ,-; q q q o. 3
SGmmarN. RUns-tiilhooley 49, Jameson
-. Mccarthy, Lalouge. Judge 90 Carl.
t,r0m a.. Rchce. Clemens ricz Kores.
n"lkr. Stevenson. Iiiis-on Erickson. I:
on nErnEc. 4 Passes on balls-or Erickson
). on liuenke. :: OF Bcbee. :. struck out
~ "'tte", 2; by Erickson. c: by iiuenke p
hi,S-St"vcnson Jameson ~. Judge Sac
i!h'" hitS Erickson Clemens Kcating re
Stoitn iases--'ii lh"oley ~. Mccarthy.
ArlGt ON iouhle p!ay-Priost TO Steven 4.
son 20 hoiEe III By p.tchcr-by HuenE.
1fl.romp N!.d pitch -Iucnkc Passed
Time, i.ti. N ~" IL
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Present Indications point that tn,
moonlight engineered by the r. A. 4
j.. tonight will be a huge success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12

The fiowitzers have. taken on some
new blood and they hope to make a
strong bid for the rag.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12

The City League had n good meet
ing at the y. NJ &. 4. Wednesday night
ilans for the strengthening of The
teams were discussed
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An interesting game is expectet
when Duplex and Smith Grocery, which
teams are playing close together IL
tho Commercial League. cross bat
this afternoon at 4:3O o'clock at Broat
Street Park.
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IT is rumored that Bill Word, Ia 81
years first sackcr for the Blues and
University Of Virginia has signed n
contract with Stuart Whites Barton
Heights aggregation. Billy was. in
the minds OF most amateur sport lovers.
the best man In town last year on
the initial sack.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at ST. Louis.
Brooklyn Mt Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh
Philadelphia at Chicarp
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BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Newark-Rtchmond mot scheduled).
Jersey Chy-Provilence transferred to
juno 1877. :"
Montrcnl-Toronto (rnin).
Buffalo, 12; Rochester, Z.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY,
Cincinnati, 1; Brooklyn, (flfteen in
n1ngs). ="
New York. 3; st. Louis, 2.
Chicago, 2: Ihindclphfa O.
Pittsburgh Boston (wet grOunds>
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Career of Mclean
With Giants Ends

ST. LOUIS, June 11-Gohn j. Nc
GrnNv, manager of the New York
National League club, announced
Tonight TINT the cnreeP Of Catcher
Lawrence Larry" McLst fan with tho
m ment v nsd u ended. I'll nnnounce-
fight early to-day In in ST. Louis
hotel, I'm which McLc4n, McGraw,
DICK Kin"e1ln, scout for the Giants,
and dozen other men participated.
Mclean WINS said to hive been tho
~ nm done with sScLean,~ nc.
Graw said Tonight. "IAe will never
play with New York ag{iin."
Mclean could not be; found to-
night.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Chicago mt Washington.
ST. Louis AZ New York
Detroit ut Philadelphia.
Cleveland Mt Boston
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y large crowd is expected to sail on
the moonlight tonight. which will he
run under tho auspices of the Rich
mond Amateur Athletic Federation. The
boat will leave the wharf at $40
o'clock on the trip down the James to
Dutch Gap and return.
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Grove Avenue Athletics. who take
the place OF Jones Bros. in the Central
League, defeated the strong Quinton
nine in one of the most exciting and
bcst-playcd games of the season yes
tcrday by the score OF = TO o. The
features of the game were TWO doubles
made by the winners and the pitching
Of Curran. who did not allow a hit nd
struck out ten men. johnson also
pitched we'll for Ouinton.
Grove Avenue will make it's first ap-
pcarancc in league baseball to-day.
meeting the III. :. Wright team at
Broad street Park at 2:3O o'clock.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE For three ODDS and upward
FIVE and one half furlurgs Amazon, eS tMcTaEgsrtl
si.S. 500. So. won: Gilt Edge. lI Taylor
Nl.,o $50. second; Busy Edith Ie tSterlingl.
$40 81 third. Time ~ IS. Dismiss Chitrs. Tiv.
Margaret Lowery Birka Yallahs. Mrs. Nc. Tavolara,
and Lady Captions also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fur maiden colts and seldinTs
two wears Olds four and one-half furlones Prince
Harry. lln U;urse 81 % $40 90 81. won: Charlie
Mc,;ee. IL Nct'ahr'. $500 $50 second. Immune.
III Martini $50 third Time. 0 g -. John Celia
Old Charter. John Bunny and Infdei II also n.
THIRD RACE For three -oidS: mile and SGT
cnty Yards Rocker Pill. lG ,Mottl, SO. $50. and
out. won: Little String. Pi N'"on. $50 and out.
second Iirdcr,hal. oi tMcTaggartD. out. third.
Time. is 5. i;reville also ran.
FORTH RAGS Selling. for four-year-olds and
upward: six furlOngs. Lackrose ~ Mott. Sl.
$40. and $40. won; ROYAL Tea. 10 Meehanl.
s. 20 and $50. second: Cash IN Delivery. liz
prnIt. So third. Time. l:l3 Is. ouartcrnsster.
orcn. Palm Leaf. Charlie McFcrran. Enstacc Miss
Ku1tcr. Liam Shark and Mac also ran.
FIFTH RACE Selling: for four year ods and MP
ward. six furlongs. Drnll. 10 Wan Duserl. $500.
$40 and 80. won: ';ahrio. IL Uioosrl. $50 and
SO. second; Oakland IIc to'BTienN. $50 third.
Time. i:li IS. Wild Bear Salon. Garnesu. DR..
ME and Transmtter also ran.
SIXTH RACE For three wear ODDS and upward
one mile Beuah $. 10 tSterlingi. $40 81 and
$50. won; Jessie Louise. 100 McTaRgardt,, s. N
and 81 sorord; Olga Star. ~ tSmythI. s.. third
Time l:iO 35 Flitaway. Miss ThorpS Godcrcst
Girl. Sonia. Lena Nsal and Big Dipper also
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HAyRE DE GRACE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Selling: 3ycaroids; five and one
half f,rlongs Minstrel JOS (Nolanl 70 10 !. 10 l.
s t" ). won; HikCr. lO3 CMS 'aheyl. 10 !. to 8.
; to 5. second; EGmout. liz traD. TO :. to D.
| to > third. Time. ~ -. Nidet. Marvellous. J
b. Harrrll. Dixie and SsturnIs also ran.
SECOND EACE-H Handicap: Swear Odds and up
ward: one mile and seventy yards. Chf Field. 100
tMcCahcAl to 5. to , out. won; Richard Lang
don lo5 lFalrtrotherl &c t" ; +" ). out. second :
I.ochiel lG5 rTaTlinI. = to l. | to :, out. third.
Time. :i6 - Emerald Gem al~o ran.
THIRD RtCE-Scllng: tl"ar-ohls and upward ::
fv, and unc-half furlnnar Col. t"nk. no tAdamS).
Is to l. 10 :. 10 > won: lorkvilic loe Turner.
: to =, to 5 10 ). third. Time. :G. Bertha
V. Lost r rune. Stonehcngr L'ani>e Irsrors. Sir
Dixie breakers Colors Laura and Soldier aiso ran
FOURTH RACE Handicap; swear nlds and up
ward: five aid crc-half furouGs. Andrew. les INC
Csheyi II 10 10. - ). ont. won; Montross"r. los
Uran. ~ | u J. out sernnd: surprising. ITO
rCorr,I. 10 !. to /. 10 TO- third, Time. ds As
Horror ard Brave Cunardrr also
FIFTH HAcE-SellinE; i-year OILS ard upward
one mile and svcniy Naris. orlin Kripp. 100
UsvanauGh'. IL to s even. , to s. won: Orotund.
% iMCAteel. to ). to 5. to ) second: DIR.
Ducnner. 10, DRYER. n to I" |, 10 5, third
Time. SO - Gcrarl Henry Hutch-n, Mike
Cohen. Christophinc. and Margaret Meise zlo
ran.
SMITH RACE-Maid'n tuo-ycsr- ODDS: four and
one-half fur'onEs. Welss. los tAmhrscl to S.
| to , out. u,n: Rlue Rp,k. los Urau. to l.
even. out "oond; Feminist. lo5 GilleNl. 10 10 |.
; 10 l. out third. Time 0:5s45 Mary Black
wood and Nr also ran.
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MUTUELS TO OPERATE
At PIMLICO TRACK
Many improvements Have Been Made
on Baltimore Course-Whitney
to Send Stable.

Baltimore. April oS.-For the first time
this spring. the mutuels Will be IN opera
ton on Maryland course, when the
meeting at Pimlico begins next Satur-
day. Many improvements in the course
have been made since last fail. There
has been a rearrangement OF the ma
chimes that will be more convenient for
the public.
The arrivals from Havre de Grace.
where the meeting will close on Friday,
are numerous. The Whitney horses have
moved over and so have several other
prominent stables.
There will be no stake feature on the
Pimlico card the opening day, Saturday.
but there will be the Inaugural Steeple-
chase the Severn Purse and the Druid
Hill Park Purse, all of which Will at
tract the best class of performers. The
first of the closed events. the ClabauGh
Memorial. for two-year-ulds, the produce
of mares served in Maryland. Virginia.
or Pennsylvania. will he run on the sec
ond Saturday of the meeting. The PIN
leo Spring Handicap is also carded for
that day.
Nearly all the best jockeys Will be on
hand to ride during the meeting at Pim-
leo. 1t is likely that Tommy McTagSart
will come back to fill several engage
ments.
Steeplechasins. Of course. will he one of
the big features The best jumpers in
the country are stabbed at the track and
the contest through the field Will be of
big interest.
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THREE-MILE CLOSED
RACE ON TONIGHT
Handicap Affair Will Feature Benefit
Dance of Carroll Institute
Track Team.

Tho stage is all set for the big closed
thre"-milc handicap race of the Carroll
institute track team, which will be a
feature at the big dance which the team
is holding tonight.
The proceeds from this dance will go
toward sending the local crack distance
hikerS to New York to enter the Even
ing Mails thirtcen-mile race.
Both the old and new style of dances
are on the program. and prizes are be-
nS offered in different ones. The race
tonight should prove more than inter-
eStnr. as both Capt. Danny Healy and
Mike Lynch will run from scratch. and
as both Of these athletes have been go
Ing good lately an interesting race is
sure to result Roby Williams. Billy Co.
vert. and the other member of the Yell
low and White will toe the mark. p. F.
O'Connor and -. +. O'Connor will act AS
judges in both the races and dances.
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FIRST RACE-selling: 3-ycar-olds and upward
six ftIrongs. Yallaha. 81 Maznik 90: Betterton.
loi; Clinton. lOI; w@rernR. lo4; undaunted. lo5
Wodan fG5 Sosus. lc7; O'Hagan. 100: THE Nor
man. no. Syrian, 10: words Wonder. IL.
SECOND RACE-ScIling; 2-yesr-olds; maiden H.
lies: four and one-haIf furongs. 'Ononta, lo7
Margaret Ellen. III: Brown Velvet. ll2; Method
Ile; Lucky r. liz: Peach Blossom. III; sun Maid,
H.; Anna Scott liz: Paul Son. IL; Southern
Star liz; Increase. liz: Tatiania. III.
THIRD RACE-Handicap: 5-year-olds and mp
ward: six furiongs. Benanet 81; Korfhage. 100
Gypsy Love. lG3; Grover Hugehs. ioi: Chalmers
IL: Helen Barbec, H.. Hawthorn. III.
FOURTH RACE-e-ycar-olds; Idle Hour Stakes
four and one-haH furlongs. Cantara. ll3: Man
fred Il3: Cosmick. lis: Blackie Daw. lis: Kinney.
ils; Bulse. lis; King CORN, lls.
FIFTH RACE-4year-olds and upward one mile.
The Grader, Toe: First Degree los; Bradley q
Choice los: CHARTER. lcs: San Vega. 100.
SIXTH RACE-3-year-olds and upward: selling
handicap: one mile and seventy Yards. Tetan. 81
Robnetta. l0l: Guide Post, los; First Degree. los
Brookfeld, loS Baybcrry Candle. 1T: Steppa
100; Belle Of BSnmawr. los Robert Kay. ITO
Brave, ITO.
sA,u,reptice rl,ined
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Commercial Pin Spillers
Fail to Make High Marks
Team Play Is Lacking in Washington City Duckpm Tourney
at the Palace Alleys-Southern Qunnt
Does Well in Class B.

Commercial night in the Washington
City Duckpin Associations tournament
>at The Palace alleys last night did not
come UP to expectation in the team
play, as the Evening Star. Welsback,
and Cane Spring Company quints failed
10 hit the 1000 mark. The Star quint
put across the highest total for Class
4 teams when they tallied 1883 for
their games, obtaining high game
SOC in the second.
Welsback grabbed second place with
a mark of 1858.
The redeeminS feature of the play
among the five-men team was the bril-
liant set by the Southern Railway Com
pany quint in Glass B. when they gath
cred 1884 pins which put them in first
position
The PepCo crew pulled into fourth
place in this same class by obtaining
1.i3S. being six pins behind the Potomac
team. The set Of 345. obtained by Rod
erick of the Star team. was the most con-
sistant Of any of the bowers in the five
men rolling.
Thomas and Gardner forged into sec
ond position in the Glass A doubles
when they hit the naples for a count of
s.. beating HALEY and Lewis score by
one pin Mccarthy and Burhans pulled
W in third place in Class b when they
spilled III" ducks for A $50, being clever
pins behind the mark of Settler and
. CrOwle".
The Cane Spring Company five made
hiS night of it after they rolled their
thre" games. The Agents team. in Class
C. rolled a total of l.tCS.
Two bowlers moved up in the Glass
A singles when Lucas hit the ducks 70"
1862 score and Pearson pulled n set
If 3iS. Williams took second place
from Dick Foohcs in the Class Il
doubles by hitting the wood for 332
count. heating the mark by one pin
Selections were rendered during tn"
evening by the Welshack four. COM
posed of Lefty Wooden. first tenor:
''lunkctt, second tenor: George G. Cox.
aritOne, and Vince Almeri. basSo. The
core:
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HIGH SCORES TO DATE.

CLASS A-FIvEMAS TEAM
Resolutes-l.et2.
Velvet kinS-l.s5s.
Palsce-l.S0.
CLASS b.
Southern Railway COMPANY. iN.
Cardinsls-l.i6 o.
pOtOmac-l ~
CLASS {.
DOUBLES.
CLASS A.
Lemon and Krauss-6ss
Thomas and GaTden-655
HALEY and LeNis-65i
CLASS r.
DIR. Ttz and DR. Rice-6l5.
Settler and Crowley-59i.
Mccarthy and Rurhsns SO.
CLASS G.
Lapp and Calaway-55s
SlNGLES-CLASS A.
+. Roberts-5s3.
LuCas-:3i3.
Iearson-E4s.
CLASS r.
WcCherly-35i
FOokes-33l
Bellinser-3l6.
CLASS c.
VI. r. TlendeTs0n-29S.
!. u. fhcmT~on-29I.
!. VI. Denty-Zh.
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PITTSBURGH PIRATES
BREAK LONG SLUMP
City Team Trims Cardinals
in Hard-fousht Game by
IN E Count

st. Louis, April 2S.-The Pirates
punctured their slump after drawing
Twenty-Five successive ciphers here ard
beat the Cardinals today. to 6. Sallee
was knocked off the hill when six hits
gave four runs in the sixth and sew
enth. In the seventh Gibson Gerber
and Harmon singled on three pitchers.
When Wilson put the ball into
the right field seats in the eighth
Cooper relieved Harmon and checked
the Cardinals. Carey and Butler
poled homers. Score:
n. HE.
Pittsburgh. ............. % IL 10 o
St Louis. 0 0 o SIS 70
Called to allow Pittsburgh to catch train)
Batterics-Hsmon. Cooper and Gibson; Salee.
Niehaus Baumgartncr. and Schneider. Empires
Mcssrs. Riger and Hart.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

SI'PREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lUmbia- Holding Probate Court. Estate n Filah
A. Hunter. deceased. No. 2H7s administration
docket 50. Application having been made herein
for probate Of the last will and testament Of
said deceased. and for letters of administration
c. t. a. on sad state b. Arthur A. Bimey it is
ordered this 18th day q April. A. ID. 1915. that
Clayton g Johnson. Byron :. johnson. Lizzie r.
White. Sophia Sowle. Mary Fellows Vincent Hrl-
ben. Frrd HOLDEN. and all Others Concerned sp
rear in said cpurt TUESDAY. the LIST day of
June \. ID. 1915 at 10 O'Clock a. m TO show
why such application should not he granted.
Let notice hereof be published In the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald once
in each If three successive weeks before the
turn day herein mentioned-the first publication
he not less than thirty days before said
turn day F. l.. SIDDONs. Justice. Attest
Seal JAMES TANNER Register of Wills for
the District Of Columbia, clerk Of the Probate
Court. A. A. BIRNEY. sAttorney
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Tntals......2l S Is . Totas.......25 ; IS 2
\. y. I'rrf 1...-........ | o %
tr,r-ctOwn Prcrs ... o o * 2
Rms Mri;urr. SULLIVAN Bcrcns Smith, Love.
Foster. Hunter. Struck oIt-By Corbstt &;
Hunter I. Hit by pitched bsll-Berens 80, Hazel
mn-t. Miller. Time II game. l hr. Umpire-Mr.
Beradini.
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1T PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS.
AUCTIONS.

SALE Of PUBLIC PROPERTY. WAR DEPART
ment- There will I've sold at auction at 10 A. NJ
MAY ,. 1915. in north court yard Of State War and
Nav Bldg. and Immediately following on lot ad-
joining Letnon Bldg. l79 New York ave. Book
cses. Cabinets Cases. Chairs. Sofas. Tables. Desks
Tyr.~rter Desks s-ton Fairbanks Scale wirs
Gable. Scrap Iron, etc. Articles TO he removed
without delay after sale at risk and expense q
purchaser. A. e. DRASE. Chief Of Supply Div
apr g $50 May
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A team composed Of Linotype operators Of The
Washington Herald met defeat at the hands Of =
team of other mechanics Ivy the score OF 2 to 10
at the Monument Grounds at q yesterday
The game was featured by many sensational playa
Billie Coverts catching and all around PLAYING
looming up. BrnkefhoH and Martin O'Brien play
ed stellar games in the field. while the pitching q
Scheer was nothing less than marvelou~ Score By
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-29

Harry wolvertnn has teIeeaphed Frank Nasin
and Hushv Joains. Of As Desruis Sub. 10
help
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-29

acres under cultivation: new house
NV. heat. 6 r. and b.. near steam
railroad and in sight Of Baltimore
erty' Price, Ss.soo. Cash or terms.
viii trade for city property; barn.
chicken houses and runs. Address
BOX l5, Herald office.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-29
CANTWELL IN FORM.
nv IN 4 Goupf

The Central Hugh School team defeated yes
ferdav n the Railroad Y VI. 4. A. League grounds
By the Stra!Prs' Rusiness High School team by
count Of I tn !. Mike Cantvcll on the mound
for the Rusiness ard set the Genial outfit
down with two hits. these coming in the seventh,
when they scored thcrr lone tally.
The Strayers' team will play the Army and Navy
frcps today at the Connecticut avenue grounds and
Manager DALEY requests the PLAYERS to report at
Seventh and Florida avenue northwest at 80 D. m.
The score by iuulEgs. r. II. L.
StTayers. 90 hx4 s
Central. .............. N-l >
Rattrries- Strayrrs Cantwell and Fitzgerald: Cen
tral. COX and March. Umpire Daurhtou.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-29
PERSONALS.

WORKINGMEN-w is THE USE
of spending so much money useless
ly? The price of good clothing Is
never high in this store. You can buy
n bran new tailor-made uncalled-for
suit from us as low as SIS and thou-
sands of men wear no better. One
price. JUSTHS OLD STAND. 619 q.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-29
FOR aALE-NNCEIIANE0Us.

FOR 0AIDLLOT OF 0EcoND-HAND
lumber; enough to huill house;
cheap. Address or cali ssl y o. NV,