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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-20
For the Vigorous Offensive
of the Italian A. G..
and Lost, 10 to |
NORWICH BOYS WEAK
BEFORE MENDEZ
Barre Team Found Little
with Ogston's Delivery
to Trouble Them

Whether at home or abroad the Italian
A. c., with the infusion of new blood that
has lately come to it, is most always to
be found in winning company. At North
field yesterday the Norwich university
team went down to defeat before the To-
calls by the score of 10 to /. From re-
veille to taps in the game the Italians
showed the way and rs the afternoon
wore on that which the Barre team an
ticipated as one of the sharpest encount-
ers of the season plainly became farce.
In their chosen role of preparedness pro-
ponents, the cadets just forgot to pre-
pare for the diamond battle with the
visiting neighbors.
For the affair on the upper parade, the
Italians trotted out Mendez, the big
twirler who put Santander on the base
ball map locally Against him the flu
ture defenders of these here United
States sent in little Aulay Ogston, who,
as everybody knows, has contributed
more than his share to the sporting
chronicle of Washington county. Base
ballist. footballist and basketball expo
nent, Ogston never was cut out for the
pitcher to trim the /. A. G. Mendez
showed him the whole way and then
some more. Fine fielding features were
not numerous, but the Barre outfit I'M
covered fusilade OF hits that kept the
game from going stale. Joe Weafer laid
down his cue long enough to invade the
Dog valley with his teammates, but was
content to browse in one of the outer gar
dens Max Wiley, whose sterling per-
formances at the first station were nigh
tily important factors in Goddard's re-
cent down country trip, also appeared in
the l. A. c. lineup:
The seore
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-20

ton of what they were before the Eu-
ropean nations went to war, have not
ceased entirely, as shown in import stat
istics compiled in the bureau of foreign
and domestic commerce Shipments from
the German empire to the United States,
trickling through the allies blockade,
still amount to more than a million dol
lars month. Goods are permitted to
come only under special permit and in
limited quantities Before the British
orders in council went into effect year
ago, about Sl0,000,000 worth of imports
came through monthly.
Figures covering the last six months
of 1915 show that toys valued at slight
ly more than 100000 comprise tlle
largest single item.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-20

creased facilities at the Rock Island ar
senal, and the secretary of war is au-
thorized to contract for an additional
outlay of S750000 for the manufacture
of field artillery at that arsenal.
The construction Of infantry barracks
at Hawaii will cost 81, 1877 900, an in
crease of 100000.
For the government railroad now be-
ing built in Alaska $6,247,0 900 Is appro-
priated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-20
GERMAN REPRISALS
ON FRENCH OFFICERS
Eight to Be Taken to Prussia DIS Con-
victs for Infamous Treatment of
Teutons, Says Berlin.

Berlin, by wireless TO Sayville, May 20.--
eight French officers who had been con.
fined in the prison camp for officers at
Magdeburg have been taken to Besskow,
Prussia, where they wi be treated as con-
victs,' says the Overseas news agency.
"This measure was taken by way of re-
prisal for the infamous treatment of i'm
prisoned German officers in France"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-20

VILLA UNDER NEW NAME.
Bandit Said to Be Operating South of
Parral as Augustin Garcia.

Ell Paso, Tex, May 2o.--Francisco Villa
is operating south Of Parral under an as
sumed name, according TO story current
in Chihuahua City and brought here yes
terday by telephone. They said the ban
dit using the name of Augustin Garcia,
which he employed at times in the days
before he became military leader, had
gathered force of 200 men in the neigh
borhood of Boiac.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-20
HEAVY HITTING
BY MONTPELIER
Enabled Capital City High School Team
to Administer Chelsea High Schools
First Defeat--Score Was
10 to l.

| Chelsea high schools baseball team,
coached by the well known old timer,
| lib" Gabelloni, suffered its first rever-
sal of the season yesterday afternoon on
Montpelier seminary campus, Montpelier
high school gathering in 10 to ! victory.
Montpelier pounded Adams fercely for Ia
safe hits, including two triples, and while
his support at times bordered ON the SEN
sational, once or twice the fielders slipped
up, all of which aided in the locals ac-
cumulating the 10 tallies.
Sawyer allowed eight hits, four of
which were little more than scratches
little flies which the infield could not
quite reach, and he received perfect sup
port from the other eight men.
Chelsea never threatened until the
fourth inning and then two singles put
men on first and second Corwin relieved
the tension by flying out to Gross, but
Farnham was walked to fill the bases.
Morse hit weak roller to the pitcher
and Adams was forced at home With
the sacks still populated Hill went out,
Pape TO Sheridan.
In the seventh the visitors broke their
row of goose eggs and escaped white
wash. Farnham, first up, singled, stole
second, Pape dropping perfect throw,
and came home when Ransom hit
grounder over first with two men out
Burgess struck out. In the ninth with
one retired Farnham tripled to left field
but a fast relay, G. Milo to Gross to w.
Milo, caught him standing up at the
plate. Morse followed with a single. a
daisy cutter to center, but he too was
retired at second trying to stretch the
hit.
Montpelier won in the first inning |
Gross hit safely after G. Milo flied to |
shortstop. Pape followed with bunt
and turned il into hit by beating the
throw, Gross going TO third. Both trot-
ted home on Gark's triple TO deep center
field and Clark followed on a short passed /
ball A triple by Smith and a passed
ball accounted for another score in the
third inning and two more were added in
the fifth on two errors, stolen base and
4 hit. An error and three hits in the
inning swelled the total to nine
and the final tally was marked up in the
Eighth on two hits and an error, the left
fielder letting Gross single go through
his legs
Gross hit safely four times in FIVE at
iempts and Sawyer made three singles
,ut Of four trips to the plate Their hit
ing and catches BY Burgess in right field
md Morse at second base featured.
The summarys
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-20
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

At Philadelphia Chicago 0, Philadel-
phia | III innings.
At Boston-St. Louis 5, Boston l.
At New York-Detroit 2, New York 2
(called on account Of darkness at the end
Of the 10th inning).
At Washington--Cleveland 7, Washing
ton l.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-20
The score:
ITALIAN A. c.
NORWICH.
Totals S2 8 "a 10 2
Totals So IA 81 IS 81


Italian A. C......35 0101 OIL
Norwich ...........l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. l.
Runs made-By Claire 8, ComolIi q Shea,
Giacamuzzi, Brown, Ricciarelii. Mendez, An
derson. Two-base hits--Giacamuzzi. Comoll
Brown Wiley, Ricciarell Mendez Bishop.
Struck out-By ogston 6. by Mendez 2. Dou-
bic plays--Giacamuzz to Claire, Mendez to
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

At Pittsburg Philadelphia 2, Pitts
burg 4.
At Chicago Brooklyn 4, Chicago 2
At Standardization 2, Cincinnati 8.
At st. Louis--New York 8, st. Louis A..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-20
MONTPELIER
CHELSEA HIGH


Runs By Gruss = Clark 2. smith y
sawyer 9. Pap. g. Milo and Farnhau- Three-
hsse hiis-Clsrk smith and Farnhau- stolen
hzsss-tfruzs 2 Clark 3. Pape. smith tarn-
hara. Esnsrrr ncutia pizrA-Mrrse q o.
huruss Sritt e Gruas 20 Shertfar- Fassea
talls-farrhaw e struck cGs-bV Adarls z.
~ essTer- Eass 81 tnii-0T Sawyer VIE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-20

Giacamuzz TO Wiley. Stolen bases-Shea 2.
Hit by pitched ball--Mendez. Left on bases
| A. c. 3, Norwich g. Umpire-Smith. Time
*
Washington Journal., 1916-01-21
Sentide Treimaltrcr eOse,

q Sentide Treimaltrcr Goge,
grminins, Mr. %, J.gl.M. M.
Aoam Sdncioer, Sefretar,
9r. 1921 @=Str. N.-@. @eri. an
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Moionic Sentpel.
@ilbelm Self 2Osc Nr. 5, q. 9.
s.. 6f s. Scri. ON 1. itnb 3. Com
nerstag /. DC. in 922 $50. 9(pc. g. vs..
Saul gabihmiot, SefrctGr, 107 5.
StraBe sc.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-21

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mcrfen mien; IS mill Dor ole @elt ais madtise Scemodt trGen Bic
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Washington Journal., 1916-01-21
Die 3uitauOc in @erifu.
.@oIfronl"

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redter @eie lns 2eben funuut, Dam bcgnugt mon h6 bier nit Or
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teriecboot SomnanOeur ient Elm fGn0ldes S6iff uno ales, pos 0oin
luo oaroui it, nit Doaem Heht, pGbrcnO bic Merfaner III 0rieoens5cnln
mngeredtcrueie Oos Seben Der Amerifoner nebmeu.
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greien nil, 10 muB es Der &ongreb tn. Sin Steae 0es madbtloRn
Gorrun5a ioGte en Nfann sic @rGioentiboft ibr Merifo ibernebmcn,
Der einfluBreiA lmo mdhtig gcnag mare, I'M 6rcOen mo 9nbc b15u
ieaen. -u@olfron."
Washington Journal., 1916-01-21
itnierc 0cntidlcn nnO Scr SO5dr.

Teutife M1nner mo 6rauen unlercr Sfaof orpeuH pl "Vut""u" W.
son Worbercihnocn fur or @o5or. %eriormlmgen mnrocn Fr oleph
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min. ooB lid oIe Nr 300 SelopS sail bcgeben uno mtbdtcu merOet aa
Dem berrliten @SobHGhgfetsot.
Su ser %eriummlung OIL porigen 6rerto9, Ill Der oaS aageHlclns
7etid1tml os Ginrifts uertrctcn mor, 1n0 0e pom &oribcr os Sa5or
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Washington Journal., 1916-01-21
GuelanS unS bic &lDdaSc.

england fonnfe gegenm1rtg nit einen ertrunfenoen 9feniden pcrgli
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Washington Journal., 1916-01-21

@nibinston SangerbnnS, Scr. 3t4
G-StraBc N.-@. gilbert "copper", |ra-
iioent; ". 8roltner, ScfretGr, 3t4 6
Str. H.=&. q. @unlprcdf 0iri9ent.
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&rumfe, @r6i. &eri. am 2. Mtithpod
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Washington Journal., 1916-01-21

Sentidlcr Gentruls&crbanS i'm Of
thrift Columbia.
YrGiioent: Wlortin gSie9onO:
I. &i5c-YrGi,: @. &rfoGihcl;
2. Ti5c-Grdi.: 4. Nmellune;
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4. %i5e-@r1i. o. NeallperO;
5. &i5e-HrGi. &orI s. Braun;
SefretGr: @uitob 8enoer;
Shobmciiter Carl @ommel.
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9entider ariescrbnmo. @eri. am
A. Montag /. sc. in 922 $50. 9(De. 81
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sc. -@.
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meiiter. Seri. an /. sSreitog /. sc.
IN S22 9te Ctr. N.@.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-21
SnnOsmOnnidaftlihc nnS llnteritiit=
nngs : &ereine.

mugs : &ercine.
|ercin yaocn. &eri. an 9. Mitt-
nod i. 90. in 922 $50. Nue. N.-9.
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Str. &C.
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tag i. Wt. in 922 ga. O(be. g. -gS.
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glpe. sc.
Columbia graner Aramfcn-lintcr-
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am 3. 3ielstag /. 81. III 500 Yo.
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tag /. sc. in 705 Siebentc Ctr. R.-g.
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Str. N.=&.
9eiieuOarmftGSter ltnteritiibnnas-
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Washington Journal., 1916-01-21
4ereins~ und A~ooep~Ralender

Die Serren Sefretare itO %eebeteu, uns tets bon @oreHeuperGnoerrnge
lomle pom Ior9dneen IN ibren gereinen genbt gu seben, uno fno mir
refS belteDt 1olbe an geeigneter STEELE aufSuuebnten.
Tres fir Oe Sniertou Ser 9orte $2.5O per Sobr.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-21

Wcrmnnia W%fannerdjDr, 922 $50.
9tuc. q. W. YrGi. Sobn &eif; Sc
frctdr. Mortin 5hiIling, 2157 &c. 9.
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Sin9ltilnoe je0er 0%onnerStog obeno.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-22
FRENCH LINES EARN LITTLE.
Dividends Small Despite High
Freights and Scarcity of Ships.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press
PARIS, May 12.-While France SUI
fers from the extraordinary ocean
freight rates now prevailing, her
steamship owners reap little or none
of the profits. Dividends of French
navigation companies-such as declared
while British. Dutch and Scandina VIA
companies distributed from s to 100 per
cent among their shareholders.
One English company declared a divi-
dend of 106 per cent, one so per cent,
one 49, per cent. seven from 26 to 40
per cent. and twenty-nine companies
dividends ran from 10 to 20 per cent
Two Dutch companies divided 100 per
cent, two so per cent and two 40 per
cent, and only one as little as 25 per
cent.
the French merchant feet is explained
partly by the considerable acquisitions
| made by the government and other war
disturbances that did not affect neutral
countries, and were felt far less pro-
portionately in England because British
owners continued to profit from out
going freight, which the French fleet
has always lacked. Economic writer's
call the attention of the Superior Mer
chant Marine Council. now In session. to
the fact that French lines have also
ton measures. and call for reforms
that have been under discussion for
years. particularly concerning the
regime of French ports, methods of re-
cruiting French sailors and better in
terror transportation to furnish bet
ter outlet for freight brought to port
in French bottoms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-22
BETTER ON SECOND SHOT
Where Professional Golfers Have
Edge on Amateurs in
Actual Play.

Where the professional golfer has the
edge on the amateur usually is in his
second shots to the holeside. He usu-
ally is found to be up to the hole or
beyond it, and as result of this usu-
ually is closer to the pin than the man
who is a little bit afraid of going over
the green. Naturally. through his
constant practice he is better qualified
to Judge the carry and run of his shots
under all conditions. but. on the other
hand. he is scarcely ever found short
of the pin. which cannot be said of
many amateurs.
He is not inclined to take the chances
of long carries III which the amateur
sometimes INDUCES. and usually is. al
though seldom found in trouble. very
expert at cxtricatinS himself from any
difficulties he may encounter. This
cannot be said of the average amateur.
AS the pros reputation, and often his
job. rests on his playing ability. he is
forced to be familiar with all the sides
of this remarkably diversified game.
AS virtually every one begins the
game by taking lessons of a pro many
players are found with approximately
the same style. Formerly the paid
man went at his teaching in rudi-
mentary sort of way. but now there
are many pros who not only teach the
excellent points Of their own game. but
make a keen analysis of their pupil s
physical properties and build his game
on this basis. The amateur. while