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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-05
TED MEREDITH FAILS
IN 6OO-YARD EVENT
Olympic Champion Bucks Head
Wind at Artisans Meet and
Is Fifth.

| Ted Meredith. Penn's flyer. found con
| ditions too adverse to try for a nav
6VO-yard record at the Artisans meet to-
day at Houston Field Ted started ana
finished fifth. Handicaps up to @ Yards
were awarded against him He trotted
the first 4iO In 52 seconds, but slowed up
Intentionally In the last spurt when he
saw ne could not make victory OF II.
Joe Lockwood, OF Pennsylvania was
one scratch man TO come through the
handicap fields. The Penn man won the
lOV-yard dash In 10 is seconds
keenan,, OF the Morton Boys Club, set
the pace In the half-mile open event and
was never headed He had 75 yards hand
leap Slgmund, of Penn. was on the s.
yard mark. the lowest marked starter,
out could not place. The SsO-yard time
was 2O3 les
The summaries.
@O-yard run, open-won by Keenan,
Morton Boys Club, 70 yards; second. w
II. Bunten, Germantown r. G.. l5; third
sproule, Marquette c. c., 50; fourth.
Noel Marquette c. c., 5O Time, min
utes 1-5 seconds
Midgets half-rnile relay-won by Ran
dolph Boys Club Oipowltz, Brick.
Cominsky and Asperino): second. Apex
Club Palter. Goldman, Cohen and
Israeli; third, Germantown B. C. (Dowd,
White, McEvoy and Jenkns) fourth.
Kingsessing A. C. Rawlins, sehell,
Mysiafer and smalD Time, 1.4s 2-5
lOO-yard dash. open, final-won by J. q.
Lockwood, Pennsylvania, scratch; eet-
ond, Reilly. Marquette; Elsman, Boys
cub G. G., 20 feet: Gardiner Peddy In
stltute, feet. Time, 10 1-5 seconds.
l0O-yard DASH for Artlsans-won by
Trout n. W., feet; second, welts.
Union. II feet; third, Reed. st. Johns. II
feet; Laur, Union. 3 feet. Time OPS SC
onds
G0O-yard special run-won by r.
Meredith. Peddy Institute, 2s yards; sec
ond, A. f. Steele. Germantown b. c. t2D,
third, s. ]. Dorsey, unattached (1D:
fourth, j. b. Peeso, New York A. G.
d2). Time. 1:i1 3-5. Ted Meredith
finished fifth after try at the American
record
SS0-yard relay race for boys under ls
years-Won by Germantown b. C. CAl-
lard, Scanlon, Brennan and Dowd); sec
ond, Amster a. A. (Junkin, Walsh,
Umffer and WodelD; third, A. NJ b.
Club Pollenkoff. Rothman, Altushuro
and Reed; fourth, N. W. Boys Club
lNieman. Gallagher, Fink and Connolly.
Time, i:40.
one-mile, open-won by j. Morse,
Boys G. c., IS yards: second, p. E. Sig
mund, Pennsylvania 2O third, o. Price,
Germantown B. c.. 20; fourth, Goodman.
Chestnut Street Pier, 1875 Time, 4:36 s-5
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LOUISVILLE SPRINT
IS GIFT TO MAZNIK
With Mott Up, Henderson Geld
ing Defeats High Private in
First Douglas Park Race.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 5,-Maznik,
with Mott up, won the opening dash here
this afternoon. High Private was second
and Cole third.
The summarizes:
First race, 3-year-olds and upward, 6
furlongs-Maznik, 1O3, Mott, $3.50, A.l5,
$3.50, won; High Private, los Goose, s5.7O
and $40 second; Cole 1Ol, Robinson,
$500 third Time. 1:l2 2-5. Doc Ris'
Foundation, Sweetheart Sue, Gabrio,
Prospect and Lackrose also ran.
Second race, 2-year-olds, 3 furlongs-
Rochester 1l2, Peetz, $2S,6O, IS and 1910,
won; Gypsy Blair, 1OO Robinson, $3.50 and
50. 40, second; Eulogy. 100 $40, third. Time,
100 Mediation Argument, Asparagus
Sam and Belgian Trooper also ran.
Third race. selling, 4-year-olds and up,
mile and sixteenth-lmpression, no. Cans,
$3.50. 1920, $40. won Beulah s., l0,
Stirling. $40, s34O second; Old Ben. l0S,
Goose $3.50. third, Time, Las. Korfhage
and Jessie Louise also ran.
Fourth race $780, for 4-year-olds and
up, furlongs-Deposit, III. AIqAtee l 10
3. out, out. won; The Busybody. ia
Dodd, 10 l, even. out second; Miss Prlm-
ity, III, Ballager, 90 to !, to J. even
third. Time l;l42-5. Arcene, Balfron
and Lambs Tail 7besl station. garage
.eieph0ne Chestnut HIN 6al. III /
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sIMoNToN's TEAM WINNER
Trapshooters Defeat Coyne's Squad,
298 to 149, at dupont.

at the DUPONT club shoot this afternoon was a
match between DUPONT employees. captained by
SlmontOn Shief OF traffic After the worst
scores made In long time Simonton's team
won, DIS TO ii9. The match was for blood,
ana the shooting spirited For the spoon
eeynts which scores also count on the Richard
soE trophy, the shooting was the best In some
Coyne team f. Miller, 3; /. p. Mahoney.
IS W f. Jensen, 20; W. c, Wilson, /, j. S.
Grant, S, r. s Jackson IS; E. r. jerks, rs;
II l.. Lindsay. G; n. j.. Nlchol, o. p. c. Fer
rilav 70. r. IT, GunsOlus, g; Milo Boyd 3,
Bennett Savin 3: W j. Humphrey. 81 @, l.,
f'nlte q. G H. Iienkhardt. F.. f. Carlsy, 81
w NJ COyne, 23 Total, 148.
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DORIS GETS FURLONG
IN SCHOLASTIC MEET
Catholic H. S. Boy, in After
noon Games at Villanova,
Wins in "a Seconds.

Villanova College officers held an inter-
esting high school meet this afternoon on
college feld
Catholic H. S., LaSaIle Narberth H. s.,
Villanova Prep, Newtown II. S.. Haddon-
field II. S. .Tolentine. Royersford Camden,
Swarthmore, Vineland entered teams.
The summaries;
Running broad jump tClass A)-won
by Elser, LaSalle; Mahoney. Catholic;
Sullivan Catholic, Distance, 10 feet 10
inches.
22O-yard dash (Class A)-Doris, Cath
ollie; Glasscock, Catholic; Dietrich, Cath
ole. Time, % seconds.
22O-yard dash CClass B)-wynkiewicz,
VillanoVa Prep; Donovan, Catholic;
Mooney, Catholic. Time, 25 seconds.
High jump tClass B)-McCalley, Villa
nova Prep: Coursalt, Villanova Prep:
Barr, Swarthmore II. S. Height, feet
inches.
Sso-yard run tClass A)-sullivan. Cath
olic; Boland, Catholics Redding. Villa
nova Prep. Time, 2:15.
SSO-yard run (Class By McCauley.
Nillanova Prep McHugh, Villanova
Prep; Greer, Catholic Time, 2:1l.
Our Mother of Sorrows scored 46 points,
Lady of Victory and Tolentine School z.
The morning summaries:
1CO-yarl dash-Won by Tenny, Mother OF
Sorrows; second. cullen Mother of Sorrows;
third, Ryan, Mother OF Good Council. Time,
IL SeCO 11S.
22O-yard dash--Won by Muth Mother Of
SORROWS; second, LUCENT. Mother OF Sorrows;
Onds.
Half-mile run-Won by Kelly, Mother OF Sor-
rows; second, Connolly, Tolentine Grammar
School; third. Lawn, Lady OF Mercy. Time, .
Shot put-Won by cullen, Mother OF Sorrows;
second, TeHny, Mother OF Sorrows; third,
Brown, Tolentlne Grammar. Distance 80 feet
81 inches.
Half-mile relay race-Won by Mother of Sor-
rows (Cullen. Thompson TeIny and Kelly);
second, Tolentine Grammar SCHOOL, third, Lady
OF Victory. Time, l minute 4S seconds
Broad jgmp-Won by Thompson Mother OF
third Mcclure. Lady Of Victory Distance. 10
High iump--won by Mcclure, Lady of Vic
tory; second. Tenny, Mother OF Sorrows: third
Lugent Mother of Sorrows. Height 4 feet o
inches
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PILLS SCORE THREE
IN OPENING ROUND
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
rolled to Niehoff. Miller tapped to Alex
ander, No runs, no hits, no errors.
FIFTH INNING.
Alexander singled TO centre Alexander
went to second on passed ball. Meadows
tossed out Bancroft. Byrne lifted to
Bescher. Becker went out the same way.
No runs, one hit, no errors,
Long boosted to Wieser, Dolan called
out on strikes. Becker took Hyatt's long
fly on the line. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
SIXTH INNING.
Bethel and Hyatt retired Cravath Me
hon fouled to Snyder. Butler threw out
Luderus. No runs, no hits, no errors,
Bancroft tossed out Bethel. Snyder
walked, the first Cardinal TO get on base.
Meadows forced Snyder Byrne to Me
hoff Butler struck out, No runs, no
hits no errors.
SEVENTH INNING.
Weiser struck out. Killefer doubled TO
left Alexander popped to Hyatt. Miller
threw out Bancroft, No runs, one hit,
no errors.
Bescher out, Luderus to Alexander.
who covered the bag. Miller called out
on strikes. Bancroft whipped out Long
No runs. no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING.
Byrne lifted 10 Bescher Becker popped
to Miller Cravath singled to right. Mil
Ter tossed out Nlehon. No runs, one hit,
no errors.
Dolan flied to Cravath. Hyatt fouled
to Killefer Byrne tossed out Bethel. No
runs. no hits, no errors.
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vEW WORKERS LOSE
TO PHTLADELPHIANS
GOLF TOURNAr[>NT
rocal Women Win Match in
Griscom Cup Contest, 9 to
s-Mrs. Vanderbeck's
plav Sensation of the
DaY.

..,,,rRFORD, Pa, June 5.5-"Thrill-
e,s, about describes the two-ball
49, IN the contest between New York
philadelphia for possession Of the
GrIscom cup here today.
nsn.delphia won by matches to 8, a
-, bigger than at one time appeared
M nIo Three matches went to the 18th
poss,a of these Philadelphia won to
Nsw..ablv everything else in the con-
.,as overshadowed by Mrs. Clarence
y " 'Aiarderbecks play against Miss Lii
"a tivde. the metropolitan champion.
Wy, Wy vanderbeclS played golf without
IN and defeated her opponent up and
"a" M ,Iav Seldom, If ever has Mrs Van
lst, ~ nIayed better golf, and without
IN che is a better golfer at the pres
NJ than ever before in her career.
sa' - match today she took only Al
" T. ~ for the first nine holes, score
tuvN t,,, man might be pleased to get,
u Va on the six holes she played coming
no was two under fives Her short
- was wonderfully accurate and her
r.ting especially SO.
.stter against Miss Marion Hollins than
y. d,d in her match with Miss Osgood
..,ordav ~ and defeated her opponent 3
!. and 2 to play. Miss Holllns was de-
.iS.5Iv erratic, and NJrs. Buelow took
..iendid advantage of every mistake she
made. r,
ma Bishop evened up matters by de-
,aatlne respectively Miss Anita Phipps
IA Mrs caleb F. Fox. Mrs. Lawrence
swift nut New York in tho lead by de-
fsatlng Miss Mildred Caverly and then
came most exciting match between Miss
katherine Davis and Mrs. G. NJ. Heck
\ srber They were all square at the 18th,
Aht Miss Davis just secured the victory
M the 10Th by the odd stroke.
Right behind came another 19-hole
match. but this time Mrs. A. S. Rossin
Jon for New York by defeating Mrs
II. Filter This made the score to 3
a favor of New York, but the local
vomen soon snatched the lead from the
ysitors.
Miss Florence McNeely after being
down and to play to Mrs. M. ID. Pat
t,rson, pulled splendid victory on the
lyn hole, and Mrs. G, S. Munson, Miss
re. Griscom and Miss Eleanor Chand-
er recorded handsome Victories over
Mrs. W. H. Whitney Miss Elsa Pick
hardt and Mrs C. Robertson, this giving
Philadelphia lead Of Z matches to 4.
Miss f. G. Hood lost to Mrs. c. Boyer,
but 19-hole match between Mrs. w. S.
Hilles and Mrs. Gouverneur Morris gave
Philadelphia m iarioyt of the matches.
In the two final matches New York |
and Philadelphia split even.
Miss Helen Alexander, of New York,
defeating Mrs. G. Henry Stetson, and Mrs.
Milton Herold, Philadelphia, beating Miss
VI Alexander Miss E. Ethel Maui was
unable to fill her place on the local team
either yesterday or today, owing to an
attack of grip.
In order to wrest the trophy from Phil
adelphia New York will have to win five
cut Of the six foursome matches.
The team match summaries follow:
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NEWCOMB, IN FORM,
LEADS TRAPSHOOTERS
Pennsylvania Champion Loses
But One Bird in First Four
Trips Despite Wind.

Forty gunners fired over the traps of
the Cedar Park Gun Clubs registered
target shoot today. At the end OF the
first six events of n card of 10 targets,
Charles II. Newcomb holder OF the Penn
sylvania target emblematic target, led
led the field. collected 92 and made high
run of "a.
Al Hell the Allentown gunner, and ].
Griffiths, OF this city, were runner-up.
each shot bagging 80.
Newcomb lost only one bird in his first
four trips to the score, achieving the best
feat of the day.
Strong winds made shooting difficult,
for il turned the clays all around as
they went soaring into the sky.
Scores:
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GOLFER W. J. TRAVIS
HAS ANOTHER TITLE
veteran Athlete Today De-
teated John G. Anderson for
Metropolitan Top Honors.

AlE NJ T., June 5.-Walter J. Travis,
veteran of score of years, won the
a'aop0litan golf championship here this
A'elnoon, He defeated John G. Ander-
IN z up, in the afternoon round after
sssls held TO tie in the morning.
won the afternoon 1s-hole match,
80 after one of the greatest battles
~ -. staged The morning round ended
~ az Is holes, both men taking SO
Is \ asouate the course. Travis went out
II = IA the morning round, and in in an
- - ~ making his total 50. Anderson
,ss.S me up at the turn in the morning
~, making 40, but he lost out coming
ss.eng 42, making his count 49,
III, ssllefy OF about 25OO followed the
49,, - IN the afternoon round, while the
4aas ~ crowd numbered 1900.
oaa, 'i 'he morning round tol-
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BELLA V. WINS TRoT EVENT

Makes Impressive Debut in Road
Drivers Matinee on Speedway.
In the racing on the Speedway in
Falrmount Park today by the Road
Drivers Association six horses con-
tested in the Glass trot. in which Bella
v, making her debut on the course, won
in two heats. Fred NJ, Doctor RoX-
burys stallion was the cOntesthg fac
tor, finishing second in both heats
AL. Wrinkle scored victory in Class 2
trotting, with his entry, Lady Lithia,
after dropping the opening dash to
Que r.
The third race was a mixed affair
Stranger annexed the initial trip down
the half-mile course, and ST. Peter
showed first under the wire IN the next
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TROPHIEs ARE AWARDED

The victorious West Philadelphla High
School crew. winner OF the Interseholastle
rowing championship on the schuylkiTl
River on Saturday. May 2, received the
B. F. Keths Theatre trophy at the
theatre last night. The crews OF Cen
tral High School, with Coach Keyser and
Manager Bald, and Northeast, with
Coach o. f. Gerney and Professor Sig
man, were present to do honor TO the
victorious eight West Philadelphia was
represented by IS young athletes. with
Coach Marsh, Professor Shaw and George
Ashley. one OF the members OF the faculty
The boys occupied boxes on each e
Of the house.
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Amateur Boxing at the Gayety

Five interesting boxing bouts were the fea-
ture u last nights amateur program at the
Gayety Theatre, In the l00-Pound class kld
Clark defeated Young Andy In three rounds;
Tommy Murray stopped Young CosJer In the
second round, the latter.s seconds throwing
the snonge IN the ring. while the referee dis
aualihel Young Joe Burns and Dago Frank for
fouling each other; in the seminnai OF 5ne
carey IN the first round. In a special pro-
fessional bout Bobby Williams defeated Young
1 AIRY M four FoundH
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Miss Wagner Wins Title

n.EyV Work June 5-Miss Marie Wagner,
the New York state champion. gave another
militant display Yesterday In the tennis tour
,1,ijonsbip al Hartsdals. when she won the final
Faund Ia the women's singles from MFs, Royal
Victor In straight sets 81, o.
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SIXTH INNING.
SEVENTH INNING.

Agnew singled to left, f. Walker bat
ting for Laudermilk f. Walker famed
Agnew took second on a wild pitch. Shot
ten flied to Oldrng. Austin struck out
No runs, one hit no errors
James pitching for St Louis WvclSoff
out, Pratt, to Leary. Murphy struck out.
Barry fouled to Agnew. No runs. no hits
no errors
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Toronto Beats Braves

TORONTO, June 5, . The Toronto Interna-
tonal League team aeteated the world s
aame here yesterday, 20 /, Boston had iis
regular team IN the Held
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Fed League Meets To-day

CHICAGO June 5-The Federal Leagues
hoard ID managers Will meet here today. Pres
tJsnt lanes Az Gilmore said the members
rsrfed to talk over the baseball situation but
bad nothing OF importance before them,
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sEAsHORE


,esit E.WAGkEE, WITS, June al Taylor OF
this civ won his 2fO0-pOlnt 1872 balklne bill
lard match from Joseph Mayer. OF Philadel-
mia last night capturing the final block by
Sd poluts, Total sore Tsylor 2+O0' Mayer.
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The team match summaries follow;
vanderbeck deteated MIss Hyde.

ars Barlow defeated Miss Holllns, 2 and .
y US stockton defeated Miss Phipps 3 and .
ss alss Bishop defeated Mrs Fox and ;.
~ swift deteHted Miss CaVeTly, , ana 2.
10 holes W. ~
~. sAIs. Rossin defeated Mrs. Filter, up in 10
Miss MeNeely defeated Mrs. Patterson, l up.
,nIs hunson defeated Mrs Whitney 1 and 2
"a Grlseom defeated Miss Pickhardt, 4
,I5s aiss Chandler defeated Mrs. Robeson. 4
W Mis' Foyer defeated Miss Hood, 3 and ..
holes 4i''' N'oIils' up III 10
ss H Alexander defeated Mrs. stetson,
s5s a5s .HerOld defeated Miss ]. Alexander,
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Philadelphia Polo Team Victorious

The Philadelphia Country polo team this
afternoon downed the team Of the 9th Resi-
ment United states Cavalry, In a match
played an Bala Final score: Philadelphia
Country Club 16is 9th Regiment, United
States Cavalry, l3is.
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EIGHTH INNING.

Pratt struck out Malone threw out
c. Walker. Williams flied to Kopf. No
runs, no hits, no errors
Walsh famed Oldring fouled to Leary.
McInnis flied to Shotten No runs, no
hits, no errors.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
BASEBALL TODAY
SHIBE PARK
Athletics VS.. St. Louis
GAME CALLED AT 8 p. n.

OLYMPIA A. A. hssss Hs99s f5ss9s. hsl9s.lasi as,
M0SDAN NIGHT, $3.50 SHARP
WILLIE MOORE -. WAITEh AoHh
Adm. 25e Bal Res. see. Arena Res. f3e, ~
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NINTH INNING.

Lapp now catching for the Athletics
Leary flied to Kopf. Lavan flied to Nc
Innis. Agnew struck out. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
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JAY PATCH VICTOR
IN BYBERRY RACE
Light Harness Races Draw
Large Crowd-Eleven Horses
Run in Class B.

BYBERRY, Pa, June 5.-A large crowd
saw the light harness races today at the
Philadelphia County fair grounds. The
fields were unusually large and the fin
ishes were close and exciting.
Jay Patch won the free-for-all event in
straight heats, defeating the Rooster and
Carna G.. Both heats were timed in 2:l6
Eleven horses faced the starter in Glass
B, mixed which was won by Redde
Lake. Results:
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Oo GULF MATCHES TODAY
Wf'7 r DEFEATS
ST. LOUIS BROWNS

Continued from Page One
tanned Murphy fouled to Ioor,. r,o.u,.
Hied to Walker No runs M bits ~
errors. "o NUS no
FOURTH INNING.
Barry threw Pratt out G. walker flied
20 walsh Williams singled through
WyckoH Williams stole second Wvcloff
InreW out Leary No runs. one hit. no
Walsh flied to Walker oldrlnr was hit
by pitched ball. McInnis nied to shot
ten Oldring stole second McAvov fan
Ieu' NO runs no hits, no errors.
FIFTH INNING
kopf threw out Lavan. Agnew popned
to kopf Loudermilk walked Rarr,,
made a beautiful stop of Shotten's hard
drive and threw him out. No runs no
hits, no errors.
Malone filed to Walker. Kopf walked.
Nyckoit tanned. Kopf died stealing. Az
new to Lavan. No runs. no hits no
errors. ''0
SIXTH INNING.
Austin walked Austin stole second
Wyckoff threw Pratt out. Austin going
to third. Walker singled to left. scoring
Austin. Walker stole second. Walker
went to third on "yckof's wild throw
W ."ND' HIIh at second. Williams walked
ana stole second. Leary famed. Lavan
struck out. One run, one hit, one error.
Pratt threw out Murphy Barry dou-
bIed to left, Walsh walked. Rube old
ring singled to right, scoring Barry, and
Walsh went to third. Oldring stole sec
ond McInnis singled TO centre scoring
Walsh and Oldring. McAvoy struck out.
while Mclnnis stole second Malone sim
Eled to centre. scoring McTnnls. Pratt
threw kopf out. Four runs, four hits, no
errors.
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Hslf 't',ts 40-42 3S-42 I62
ssssa men showed signs of extreme
'-7asss during the afternoon round.
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Moore walked, Higson batting for
Kane. Higson walked Spielman singled
10 left. scorinS Moore Higson was out,
Il. Middlebroo., 10 Reilly, trying to reach
third. Eichelberger fouled to Reilly.
kfurdock walked Walsh now pitching
Tor Yale. Irkin singled TO centre.
Afatchett was out on a grounder to Bush.
one run, two hits, no errors,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-04-02
SHOES REPAIRED.
STATE OF MARYLAND
STATE ROADS COMMISSION.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS for building one section
of State Highway, as follows:
CONTRACT No. CE-lS, CECIL COUNTY: One sec
ton OF road through EIkton from Little Elk
Bridge to the first cross road in Elkton and from
Pennsylvania Crossing to Big Elk Bridge, about
1888 miles in length. Concrete or macadam)
Will be received by the State Roads Commits.
sion, at its Offices COL Garrett Building, BaIti-
more. Maryland, until IL M. on the 18th day of
April 1915, at which time and place they will
be publicly opened and read
Bids must be made upon the blank form con-
tanned in the book of specifications. Speciica-
lions and plans will be furnished by the Commits
sion upon application and cash payment of $1.OO,
as hereafter no charges will be permitted.
No bids will be received unless accompanied by
certified check for the sum of Five Hundred
$500 Dollars, payable to the state Roads Com
mission.
The successful bidder will be required to give
bond. and comply with the Acts of the General
Assembly of Maryland, respecting contracts.
The Commission reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
By Order OF the State Roads Commission this
22nd day of March, 1915.
WILLIAM L. MARCY. o. E. WELLER,
Secretary. Chairman.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-04-02
Jupiter Warmer Than. the Earth.

1.-THE gigantic mass Of Jupiter has a
much larger warmth than that Of the
EARTH" says scientific writer. at is
the result of the molecular movement
produced by the compression Of the
strata and must be greater the more
powerful the masses and hence the
larger the pressure Of the strata Is
Jupiter surpasses the earth In point Of
mass BOT times, and for this reason
the inner temperature or individual
warmth Of the planet is probably high
enough to evaporate the water upon
the surface quickly, SO that water va
por forms the principal substance OF
the atmosphere Of Jupiter. Water va
por is an excellent reflector and read
lily accounts for the bright radiation OF
light emitted by the planet"