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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-04-17
Gantn Up RrhRnrtnn
A la Amfrira Gatina
Coro de Virgenes

Todo reposa. America latina
Descansa en- paz despues de cruda guerra:
FL condor vuela en- la region andina
Y mira al cielo, huyendo de la terra.
Donde estas, de Bolivar, alma fuerte?
Despertaras de tn fetal desmayo?...
D6nde la mano esta que rife ell rayo?
Els este dOrmitar 8 este es la muerte?
Sc ha hundido de la NADIA en- ell misterio
Devorado por grifos y ~vestiglos
De los Incas Y AZtecas ell Imperio
Que asombro fue en- la Historic de los Siglos?
Ell Relator
Ell fuego hundido en- la rocosa entrana.
Oculto sigue ell curse subterraneo,
Hasta que trepa altivo la montana,
Y abriendo ell crater como en- fragil craneo
Els incendio que cielo y sol empana,
Levantandose augusta y espontaneo
Como antorcha que Dios puso en- la cumbre
Para que, pOr la noche, Ell vale alumbre.
Genio preclaro, pensador profundo,
Ash Sc elevara sobre la plebe
Que, fulminando ell rayo tremebundo,
La muchedumbre a la victoria lleve:
Nuevo adalid IibertadOr de un mundo,
Que en- una gloria grande v lucha breve,
Blandiendo ell hero cual cicl0pea maza
A la union llevara toda la razal! -.
Relator y Coro
Cantemos, pues, un himno, y del future
Esperemos la inmarcesible gloria;
Que en- un ambiente puro
Del pasado evocando la memoria
Entraremos en- una nueva era.
Raza. trabaja en- paz. que no es qulmera
Amhicionar ell lauro de la Historic!
Raza, trabaja en- paz! Obra y espera!....
Tito Encan.
[Ricardo Ruiz
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-04-17

Ell Sr. Ricardo Ruiz, cuyo retrato tenemos ell
gusto de publican, naci6 ell ano de 1869 en- uno de
los rincones mas pintorescos de la provincial de
Alicante, en- Espana. A la edad de diez amos in
tentaba tocar ell violin, Y a los doce habiendose
trasladado con SUI familia a Barcelona POGO antes;
ingresaba en- ell CONSERVATORY de Isabel Segunda,
en- donde al cabo de un ano de estudios, fue pre-
miado con la medalla de plata.
Ell 1889 paso a Madrid, en- cuyo Conservato-
rio Nacional estudi6 un ano con ell professor Arbos.
Ansioso de viajar visit6 por espacio de tres
mesessArgel Y Oran con una compania de Opera
V Conciertos donde cosecho mas laureles que d.
nero.
Fernando parte de una companfa de .concier-
tos estuvo en- Mia dos temporadas 1898 Y SO DON
de tuvo ell honor de tocar en- presencia de la malo-
grada reina Victoria de lnglaterra, en- diferentes
ocasiones. Despues. de la primera season" en- Nj
"a, esta orquesta paso a Londres, dando b~astantes
conciertos, algunos de estos en- Windsor Castle,
ante la Corte inglesa, y en- L6ndres ante ell Prin-
cipe de Gales que fue despues ell Rey Eduardo, y
al terminar la segunda season en- la Rivera, ell
mencionado grupo de ~artistas pas6 a Paris, per-
maneciendo tres meses en- la capital Y tocando en-
la Exposition de 1900.
Nuestro apreciabIe amigo Sr. Ruiz no sola-
mente es un gran yio|ipista- sIpQ1ape tambi&p ueSu
un Iffspifad6 poeta y %5scfitor de grandes vdei0s,
como 10 ha demostrado en- sus muchos artfculos
que ha escrito en- La Cr6nica". y NADIA menos
hoy tenemos ell placer de publican a continuation
ell "Canto de Redenci6n' que dedica a la America
Latina, siendo ell escogido para ser cantado en- la
Celebration del Sabado II como un homemade a
todas ~nuestras Rep1blicas.
La m1sica del canto pertenece al professor Sr.
Luis Carreon.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-04-17
De MUCHA IMPORTANCE

Para las Senoras, Senoritas Y
Caballeros que toman parte en-
la Celebration de manana Sa-
bado IL en- ell Dreamland Pa
vilion.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-04-17
UMIERE STUDIO
ESQ Columbus AVE. sSI a5ShnwHEAY
La UnIca Fotografia Espanola
en- San Francisco.

Contando con una camara fotog@-
flea de 10 mas moderno y perfecto has
Ia ell dia. nos completeness en- lnyltar
a los miembros. de la Colonia Hispano
Americana para one Sc dignen visitar
nuestro establecimiento. en- ell ctal ex-
hibimos una variedad exquisite de ira
bajos durables, %elegantes y del meJor
gusto.
Am~plifcaciones tomadas de retratos
Antiques.
Obseuuiamos un retrato matrl-
monial en- dolores de 16x20 por
ono coo Ia or6an
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-04-17

pequena Q grande que sea Ia Orden.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-04-17

For Ell eSpaclO immense
las nubes vagan
haSta que Sc condensan
en- gotas de aqua
que vienen a la terra
con lluvia clara.
Por ell espacio immense
de nueStraS almas
los S~entimientoS grandeS
cual nubeS vagan,
hasta que Sc condensan
en- gotas de aqua.
~ vierten nuestroS ojOS
lluvia de lagrimasi
Tito Encan.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-04-17
FL FL Antnr

Por fin, nos quedamos solos
en- aquel nido ideal.
Ruborosa, sin mirarme
lpero viendome quizas,
pues tenfa, como todas.
ell don de yer sin mirarl.
quit6se ell velo de soda
con que cubrfa su faz,
y sobre ell lecho de plumas
dej6 su ramo de azahar.
No Sc que dulces palabras
de ammonia celestial
supe decirla al dido,
que la sentf suspirar,
y nuestros lhbios supieron
buscarse en- obscuridad.
De prontoeuando en- mis- brazos
comenzaba& dormitar,
unos pasos 4 I'm lamento,
que oimos cSn vaguedad
junto la pterta entornada
de la camart nupcial,
turbaron pufstro- reposo -
~ eTwcnmedz6 q temblar. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-16
The Busy Soldiers of the Sea

Corr
rto
language his be
he
therefore
the
the when Denea stronghold in
b. ton April
n it
Lev
the them
Captain BrDmeo New
orleans hos
dmn)co IieuC
in in when blsheda rS
were
first
In ahor a Vera Cruz in AIrl1
Paraguay
M nw win
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-16
CONFESSIONS
A WIFE

81 think it has alwayh been in
the back of my head, just as it is
in the heads of most men; but
somehow the time, the place and
the girl have never been in con-
junction.
When I was quite young the
girl rose on my horizon, but then
l knew 1t was not the time, for
/ had no money nor prospects.
The girl was not at that time
strong physically. / knew she
would never stand to rough IL out
In the mining country for which
l was bound, SO | let my chance
slip by. She married another
man, and 1 saw her the other day,
the picture of health, but the pic
ture of youth and love had faded.
Then out in the mining camp l
really needed "a wife, but there
was no woman there that / could
think Of marrying. The place was
there and the girl was absent, you
see.
when I came back here and
found you and Margie, Harry and
Eilene and others of my friends so
happily mated, it began to dawn
on me that l was only marking
time.
You never can tell what will
put an idea of marriage into a
mans head. Sometimes he just
decides it's time to settle down,
and he begins to look for the girl.
Then again he is bowled over by
some girl, and he begins to won
der IL she will marry him.
II confess with me it was a
still hunt for the girl, and of
course II could be no other than
Mollie in this town. But 1t was
just my luck to find that she was
in love with better man."
Don't say that, old chap. With
all his money. I'd rather see Mollie
married to you that to Hatton."
II wouldn't" I broke in. I'm
the first place, Jim Is too old for
Mollie. He is older than you,
Dick. And in the second, want
no girl to marry a man who is
not keener after her than Jim was
after Mollie.
why, don't you think was
In earnest. Margie?"
Sure, my dear Jim, very much
in earnest. but not much in love-
'tBut, Margie,' said Dick, with
O queer little grimace, you are
always preaching that love does
not last
That's just the reason, Dick.
III Mollie doesn't get her romance
In the first months OF her welded
life she may never get II, and
want her to have IT,"
saw a queer look 60 over
Jim's face. as though he were
saying to himself, II think
that Margie knows
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-16

Dear Miss Grey with you on this SUBJ
ject of sterilization Why would enforced as
much others of less magnitude? thinking
father and we have desires his children subjected
remotely to the danger propagang through deec
tive either mental physical.
AS long number of levelheaded fathers in
favor OF law there's good to presuppose
enforced 1t should be national being civilized
Why should protect with the most
stringent Ioathsome diseases among men
gaining aarmngy that told thousands dying
want of certain medicine which
Europe?
or indirectly from such diseases Why not guard children
as much do the animals and fowls? No knowingly
afflicted in institutions and sterilization only protection
You say the risk too great we had by far better
than to permit the thousands needing reproduce
light those functions were intended to per-
form. we would have no need of such laws.
alarmngy Ask physician the twothds of
the men being in We need and that badly,
human from and good morals will refuse TO
deoauc their bodies and do produce detectives they should be
and the loss of their manhood" ~
of the redght districts Can this be done unless we can pro-
vide homes and employment those They live
them to another This is no abatement OF the evil We gan
a 90 an nssp any n until %s ' so
All detect Of the elements Of higher civilization
Divine Intelligence par with breeding
mails your ideas entirely beyond my compensation
right Now get case,
m s . DO w
Iefend win 70 be The real cure The REAL CURE
each and every one Of ns When every boy girl
Inency Of they FUN,
collectively ndividualy imprsssion
ss ssy w i've clean lives for no other reason than Tn
and N way
ss ~ ;s ~. a. s s s's a. @ he
sd.lfe or.aes The root AZ e and the sterlaficn Lar
- 90 @1r.iS is.;ssv: ss7or.s
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EDITORIAL PAGE---Let the Truth Prevail!
Something More About Army That Would Give Canc

o o a M rand in The
Properly
b sandt thousands
o a f years
n OF breaking rthec
in quart of a cenury
t
to
an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-16
All, WHO
CAN TELL
HOW HARD 1T IS
TO CLIMB
THE STEEP
WHERE FAME'S
PROUD TEMPLE
SHINES AFFAIR?
JAMES
BEATTIE.
CHINA BOY'S ALMANAC

SATURDAY-Well known day.
CLONE bflore Sunday and follow
Fliday. -
Allasamee will rain some place
and snow odder place. Sclap in
Mexico.
Kaiser allasamee sore bout
some thing. Fadah STOP on way
home and bling strange umbrella.
Slomebody allie samee lite art
icle on Balkans. Little Willie
steal sugar fun bird cage. Cook
quit JOB.
VIII be dark tonight when sun
go down. Plice of meat 60 up.
Sun allasamee shine IL no
cloudy. Plice gasoline go up,
bang!
Good day for young boy 20
lite lvoe letter. Lucky dlay for
blacksmith and camp CLOCKS.
Fine thought for TODAY: Hon.
esty make blest poverty.
WHAT IS 4 MAN TO DO?
Sir: am failure. l have
TOUR daughters. Ma and l strug-
gled five years to get rid of the
Oldest girls. We safely got EN-
married off and moved into a
smaller cottage. One hubby
turned out N. G.. and daughter
comes back to the o. h. Daughter
No. two has just sprung a divorce
certificate on us and Is back home
again. We're Just where we start
ed-only more so.
FLEMING.
MY daughter Grace spends lots
of money; therefore she's not a
saving Grace. BIB.
Married men: First be sure
your right-then, ask your wife.
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tCopyrisht. 1915. by Newspaper

Enterprise Associatiou.b
Dick said Jim rather osten-
tatiously, l though. why do you
make all your friends sick Of
bachelor life?"
ANY old time I make you en-
vious of my cut-and-tried exist
ence, old chap! Why, Jim, moth
ing could make you give up your
care-free existence for the con-
finch of home and wife"
Then you don't know, Dick,
that / recently asked your sister
to marry me?"
Seems to me l did hear that
Mollie had that impression, but I
knew she had misunderstood
you"
"She did nothing of the kind.
| would have been very glad to
have made Mollie my wife"
Great Scott! Jim, you must
be crazy!"
"Why do you think SO? Be-
cause wanted Mollie for my wife
or because l wanted to get mar
ried?"
Both. Don't you know, man,
that after a man is as old as you
are, and has played all over the
world in the fancy-free fashion
that you have, he would be per-
fectly miserable to be tied down
to domestic life?"
81 know nothing of the kind,
Dick. know that would give all
the money I possess to have this
home and a wife like yours"
when did this fit come over
you, old MANI" asked Dick in
much the same fashion that the
doctor asks the beginning Of an
alarming symptom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-16


people Of the Appalachian the Pennsylvania line Alabama This the of
that neither They splendid people blood
N meria They have o chane!
of the O
IS a Of markets The made
in b mate
oueg
dioms
EMU
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Let the Majority Rule the Club


find
II TO the ubtohnd Itself
n
fees
of
rnb wand
f
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RIGHT BACK.

Speaker-Medical men know
so much about the uncertainties
CT this world that you don't want
tc live.
Voice (from audience)--And
you preachers tell us so much
about the eeitainties of the next
world 'Eat We don't want to die
(Cheers J
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-16

A Christmas sale under the
auspices, OF the Aquinas alumnae
Is In progress in the Bankers
trust building and will continue
until Dec. %. An excellent line
OF fancy articles is being offered
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-16
Personal
Social
BY BLOSSER

A grand benefit ball for the
newsboys of Tacoma will be given
at Eagles hall Jan. 6. A CON-
mittee composed of John Dawson,
c. Burk and e. Armstrong are
arranging the details. Bach s
orchestra will play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-16

The University club is planning
a New Years celebration. A din
ner will be served which will be
Followed by a dancing party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-16

Mrs. w. Buckmaster, 4OO2 No.
36th ST.. will entertain members
OF the North End w. C. T. u. at
$3.50 this afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-16

Students of Annie Wright SEM
mary Will close the autumn term
OF school with Christmas carol
service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-16

The Y. w. G. A. of the College
OF Puget Sound will hold a doll
show Friday afternoon and even
ing in the domestic science rooms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-16

Mrs. ]. w. White, 4614 So. l.
ST., Will entertain friends Jan. 3
at a bridge party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-16

The 8. l.. 8. girls of the Swed-
ish Lutheran Emmanuel church
OF South Tacoma will hold a
Christmas sale tonight in the Ma
sonic temple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-16

The Monday Civic club has
postponed its next meeting until
the first Monday in January.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-16

Q.-Please tell me how artchokes should
AArticokes fingers by leaf
dipping portion up
with fork.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-07

cd TO End by Flowers, Young pass
ed 10 first. Allison hit safe to CEN
ter. scoring Crockett and Young
White brought home Allison when
ne bit a pretty one 10 left field.
SshaFer was safe on choice. This
was too much for Wicker. He knew
the game was gone but he prefer
red TO take the punishment rather
than lex Winters suffer il. so he re-
lieyed Winters Ia the box. After
considerable .uaneuveriug and
warming up by throwing 10 bases
the Tigers manager whitfield out
Cole and Wren ard the side vas re-
tired. The three hits had brought
home four scores.
Sixth Ennis again vent out wilh
Tucker, Barrett aud Disharoon as
the victims. But Waxahaehie scor-
"a run after hammering out three
pretty hits scoggins hit safe to
center, Crockett flew 10 Jeff. Flow
go - .,,.
- - - 80
-, j, 49,. 49,.
&C., rs,.. 49,
81 sh''ss fshhsf ana
"sea aaaas tue outs Y this M
aaahs ss@fa ns Aeshs' Jones aaa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-07

ninth.
REQ esi iss-is
ern1s GOO zee esp~ !
Rans Yoanx ,. Allison :. White
/ Cow. Wren :. Crockett. Flowers
pisharcoa. Meade stolen bases
Yoaux :, White. Wren. Sacrifice
hgts-Flowsrs. C. rsnner. Jcass
Tac-bAse hits Crockett. White.
sccxxsns Thres-hass Leslie
Home run wende. Earned rnas--
waxaaachie ). Ennis :. Bases GA
sssss OF Flowers I. OF Winters
:. on Wicker 4 sirack ont-r-s ~
riow.rs 5. BY Waters J. BY wick
sr /. Left on bases - waxahseh'e
Z. Ennls s. Double play Cole 10
scogginx. Wild pitch winters.
Passed Schafser. FIRST base
on errors -waxahachie J. Ennis J.
Time OF game hour and 50 mia
utes. Umpire Buricson.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-07
NOSTR|Ls AND HEAD STOPPED UP
FROM COLD? TRY my CATARRH BlD

grant balm dissolycs by the h''
the nostrils; penetraies ana
the inflamed. swollen us"
which lines the nose hsa4
throat; stops nasty discharSs'
feeling OF cleansing. sooih'Hs
comes Immediately. II
Don't lay awake to-nish'
Cling for breath. WITH heAa =
nos,rlIs closed. hawking anu
ing. catarrh or 4 cod -
running nose. foul mucous u' ..s
into tho throat. and raw az.
distressing but truly nee''s
put ycnr faith just
EIy's Cream Balm aaa 49, ,,,,
or catarrh win surely ''''
curlsn's Two prus stores
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-07
slIFIsT FEATURES
CANE NTH TIGERS
6,rlyGY~ i'm FLOWERS n TOO
MICH FOX The FIRST LAP
WINNERS.


The mighty Mende- Winners com
binsfinn. veterans OF many despeT-
ate hshts. met Waterloo On yoak-
uin field yesterday afternoon wllen
.sIucky Jim Flowers Jed the Colts
~ victory II Mas vicious Stag.
ging match on the one side and a
master pitchers battle On the other
Fi0wers had everything. and up till
the eighth inning heszElowed onis
tM0 scratch hsfss aud but tNo q
the six hiss on the big fellow dar-
ins tle whole game VAS elean-cuf
The scores ran la BY the Enais Team
were made wfaea Meade got q pref
~ ofse ont into ssasg center afs,ii tins
bali Ms lost i'm the grass T2sha~
room scored frofn second ahead d
the biz TIGER catcher while White.
Wren. Allison and Young sSarnhed
in the tail JohDssa gr4ss Tor the soss
ball. Features 81 the game Tor the
eolts we're one handed xtabs Dyi
wren and roie. control by FloNerA.
heavy hitting bs Sceggins. and theft
81 home plate BY Wren
Il VAS 4 different siory altogether
With Ennis. TIE Cots feli apon
the Nintery offerings il the xery
FIRST iunins ard ere The afth trip.
10 bats had been made the
frosty plsenom tueKefaa oas Two
hits In the first mains brought
home tso scores. which when chalk
ed up. caused EHuis 10 iose her
pep Ennis has 4 great bali team.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-07
Woman Killed NJ Laredo.

LAREDO, Texas, July 7.-Aurelia
Gnevara, q woman. was shot and
killed here yesterday afternoon.
Ernesto Laufraneo, aged ~. attempt
ed to escape to the Mexican side OF
the river when pursued by Police
man Cautau, bat was captured waen
he jumped in the river by party Of
boys IN swimming, who responded
10 the calls OF the policeman to stop
the man.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-07

Suf when they meet waxahachie
they seem 10 be helpless Especially
Is this tras4 when they come 80 Yoa-
kum park During the FIRST part ar
the game the Tigers played good
ball. bnf The Colts Here smuggling
for dear life and il fell to tbs lot
OF Winters 10 get a beating In the
l1usr part of she game the Tigers
@ere very erratic and the Colts
scored tiIle after tine when they
SHOULD have been car down.
4 Email accounting showed that
VI ax4bsehse had garnered a total Of
sixteen hits shieh. With the aid Of
seven errprs on the part Of the Tig-
ers. yielded 10 scores Ennis got
u hits. ~hieb sirh four errors BIZ
the Colts. brought Id tao runs.
Game h. Innings
First Tucker cut, Young 10
Crockett. Barrett duplicated. Disha-
rom struck out For Waxahaehie
Young beat ont an Infeld bit. Ali
son flew 20 left. White walked,
Sthafer hit safe to lett. scoring
Young and White Cole was out
from Jones TO Leslie and Wren rev
Dat 10 Fenuer Waxahaehie two
hits ami two scores
Second Nende got scratch bit
70 right. Fenner cut seoggins to
Croesezt, wreu robbed Leslie Of z
Ait b. sensational catch after long
ran and oae- handed stab jones
grounded our To crocAett. One hit.
10 run. soogsins fie@ 10 Fennar.
cFockest out Winters to Leslie,
Fioaers struck out.
Third HARRISON. sglnters and
Tucker furnished the outs Tor the
Tigers. while Youny. Alllson and
White Nere the outs for the Colts
In one. Two. three order The fourth
Vas equally as disastrous for the
visitors and the bone team only
got one little Bit
Fitsh II zae ia the nth that the
nfe porks started after Ennis vas
out ~ one. swp three order Crook
ett Bit safe to center. was saerise-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-07
Insanity Clears sir Passages; You
Breathe Freely; Dali Headache
Goes: Nasty Catarrhal Discharge
Stops.
Try eEly's Cream Balm.

Get small bottle anyway. Just
70 try ii-Apply little IN the nos
trils and Instantly your clogged
nose and stopped-up air passages OF
the head eiil open; you will breathe
freely, dullness and headache dis
appear. BY morning. the catarrh,
cold In head or catarrhal sore throat
wili be gone
kna apeh misery now Get the
smali bottle 90 "Elvs Cream Balm
- ahy dFus stoIa Thla sweet. fra.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-07

When you have "A society item
Tor the Daily Liebt clli Miss '4af,io
Middleton Phone aumhof e2u NJ
takes some time - get al the d.
tails q each social .urciion and rho
management p this paper vii ap-
?reelfte L y you viii assist ~ Civ
iaF Deg tha particulars o. sariy o.
possible II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-07
cnf.leana ). Mexia o.

C0RslcANA, Tex. July tor
sieana BANKED the Mexia eIub here
yesterday in fast game Of bail
Morton for the locals allowed the
visitors only four hits. did not allow
a base on balls and not a man got
past seeona Score
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RIMS Griffin. Tanner 2, Coz ?.
White. Hosel, Fnlwider. Chapman.
Collins Home run Fulwider
TNo base hits-cox. White. Gordon.
Stolen baSesT Tanner, Cox. White,
Meason. Griggs. Hoyel innings
pitehed--By Collins 5. by Francis
q. by Trammell |. Struck out BY
Collins 3. by Francis Hits-on
Collins 6. OF Francis 6. of Tram
nell ;. Left on bases Terrell s.
Kaufman s. Double play " Cor
don to Tanner 10 slcMahan. Time OF
game hour aud 40 minutes. TIM
pire- EstelI.
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STANDING or THE TEAMS.
Texas League.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Waco 0. Dallas 6.
Galveston !. Houston 3
Shreveport 0. Wort Worth ]
San Antonio 4, Reaamors /
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-07

Runs Kerr Edmonds. BRADLEY.
Glass. Morton Earned ran Cor
sieana T@o~base hits Bradley
Kerr, First base on balls on
Bowen Struck out rs Morton
2, BY Bowen 3 Left on bases
eorsicana : AeAia 4 Double play
Bradley 20 shelton wild pitches
Bowen 2 Sacrifice hits Wake
heid White FIRST base on srrors.
Mexia fine Of game hour
and - minutes Umpire Proctor
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STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
National League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

New York ). Philadelphia l.
Cincinnati AZ Chicago 30
st Louis 2 Pittsburg
Boston 20. Brooklyn 81.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn
Only two games scheduled.
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KAUFMAN. Tex. July Ter
rcu won from Kaufman here yester-
day. { to 4. A double play by
Terrell featured the game. Score