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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-01-06

The sincere sympathy of the
entire community goes out to
the bereaved family.
S. H. Wilson, of Russell, was
a pleasant caller here Monday.
Mrs A. C. Mathews, of Leaf
bank was shopping here Tuesday.
Alvin Hall, an excellent farmer
of Beech. was a pleasant visitor
at the Chronicle office Monday.
r. M. Keith, prominent far
mer of Orma, was here Monday
attending to business affairs.
DR.. l.. A. Hicks, the popular
veterinary of Chloe, was here
Monday on a business errand.
If you get your Watches and
jewellery repaired at Grantsville
you get prompt service.
William Hathaway, Of Clarks-
burg, was the guest of relatives
in this vicinity several days this
week.
Justice Bee Hopkins, of Min
nora, was attending to business
matters in town several days
this week.
Art Hickman and Ed Wright,
prominent citizens of Rocksdale.
were here the first OF the week
attending county court.
w. T. and j. P. Campbell,
worthy gentlemen of Creston,
were among the prominent visit
ors here Monday of the land sale.
The sale of delinquent land con.
Quoted at the front door of the
Courthouse Monday by Sheriff
Knots was well attended anc
the bidding was spirited.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Hardman,
of Grantsville, have arrived here
to reside and have taken a resi-.
dence on Eleventh street. Tues.
days Parkersburg News.
Quite a number of school re,
ports were crowded out of this
issue of the Chronicle by adver
Using but they will appear next
week.
Alfred T. Cation, formerly 6
well known resident Of Leading
! Creek, died at his home in Cairo
Tuesday of last week. Mrs. II.
G. Goodnight, of Freed is 6
daughter Of the deceased.
Miss Ulanee Gamer Of Ar
! nOldsbUrg, Russell Umstead, oil
! Mt Zion, We're Brannon, of Or
ma, and Victor Hamilton, of thi.
place, left Monday for Chenille
where they will attend the Nor
NAL School Miss Gamer anC
Mr.. Umstead are members Of the
senior class and will graduate il
IJune
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET,

Chicago, July i--sertiment on wheat farorz the
bull side a the market more than at any time in
many VseEs Tie strength shown at Liverpool
helped the situation ard in sddiaon 10 the sd-
Hnce@ in the big English market, the concensus Of
opinion amOos conservative sY4culItors in the trade
is that any change in the spring wheat prospects
must he for the
The outlook IN the stste- where the greater part
Of the srrlng wheat s growing said 20 Re hAtter
ing but were never known 10 pass a season
without a crop scsre or two and a be runaway
market in coneoqusnce.
The best authorities in the sTTing wheat country
say that the outlook could hardly b. improved upon
but they are all cautious about putting out short
lines In liberal They feel that a change
mts- come over corditCns
The weather for the DEVELOPMENT NJ the growing
has beeu IDEAL and conditions have beea quite
favorable for oats. The export business in has
been on large Sc.le n late but forrisDeTs instead
Of taking the cash oats IN the United States have
favored the 1ats OF Canada and have bought goodly
accounts in that country.
The proriSon situation Is Ibelr TO become
stronger, the demand for the cash article has
improved and war orders both for the United States
and foreign countries have been on a libersl scale
The fact that the deliveries Of lard OH July COT
tracts broke all previous records in the matter Of
deliveries in day showed the strong under
current this commodity taken in and paid
for by Of the larger packers and it will doubt
ler be mercnAndised-
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
QUAD
Wins ITS RACE
Washington Oarsmen Are
Beaten in Junior Eight and
Intermediate Double.

Philadelphia. Pa, July 4-Philadelphia
and Detroit crews virtually outclassed the
field in the annual Peoples Day regatta
over the mile and a quarter course on
the schuylkill River. this afternoon. In
the fact that the Schuylkill navy clubs
outdid themselves and made the remark
able record Of winning twelve out of
the sixteen races. This is the biggest
number hung UP in a single day in many
years
Detroit with its powerful eieht-oared
shell, won in the Junior and interme-
diate events but when 1t tried to make
1t three straight. was beaten by the
Vespers and Maltas in the senior eight
race. The oarsmen, from Michigan, also
won n intermediate double schulls, when
Jones and Mcdonald outdistanced three
other crews
Washington was the only other city
to carry of a race and that was In the
Junior quadruple seulls, when the Poto-
mac Boat Club boys won easily from
the Maltas, West Phillies and New Roch-
ellie. The latter from New York.
The regatta meeting OF the Middle
States Rowing Association was held to.
day at noon at the University Barge
Club. This years regatta will be held
at Washington on Labor Day September
T. 1t was decided to have the entries
close August 2s and they will be opened
in this city August 2e
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Maiden colts and Eeldinss; 2year-
olds; five and onshaK furlongS Pi1aeus IL
lCooperl s. $, $40, won; Trapping liz (Andress)
$50. S.0. second; Dr. Barlow, IL &c. Garner,
81 third Tine s rs Irregular, Now Then,
Robert Rodes and Ed Alvey also ran.
SECOND RACE-SeIling; 3year-olds and upwa I'd
stx frlongs Casey Jones. Ill o.. Gentry, s. 80.
S.p. g. won: Uncle Hart. I,9 (ConnolJ). $50
g 70, second Father Riley. ll3 (Goose), $40 third
Time, IL Is. LGberatcr, Port Light, Sister Susie
and Hawthorn also ran-
THIRD RACD-Purse. 500; 1--WE and cnehAlf fur
longs c-year-olds Berlin, lB Connolly, g. 90
slo $50, won; Frigero, Is Gentry, $ %. & 90.
second; Green Jones. 1ls (Goosel, $40. third
Tine. l:T 25. Thocion and Velvet Joe also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Purse; six furlonss handicap;
Syezr-olds and upward. Bringhurst, % (R.
Goo.e). ", 9. g 20. won John. r.. Io2 LA Paillel
$50. 26o. second Blackis Daw. I03 10. Gentry
so. third. Time. LIZ 35 Huffaker, Water Bass
and KorhAzs also ran
FIFTH RACE-AIlle and three sItsenths; hAndi-
cap; 3y-ar-olds and upward Dick Williams 10
&c. Garner. $50. g, $50. won; Franklin. liz
tAndress). 81, S9. second; Pif, r.. lOs 10. Hunt
$50. third Time l5 Water Witch Big
Smoke. Aldebaran, Hsnovia and Hank ODay also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Ons and one-sixteenth miles VIII
hite. III (C. Hunt. SEQ, $50 SD. won; Fly
Home, lT Lapaille), $50 s. 20. second: Goldcrest
Boy, lG Connolly, $50, third. Time, las 35
Guide Post and McAdoo also ran
SEVENTH RACE-One and ons-eghth miles.
HoWdy Howdy 10 tAndress) $50 $50 $50
won; La HOre, 1l3 Davis, $50 $50, second ;
HUSKY Lad. los Fuerst), $50 third. Time :5J Is
Confa grafton, Just Red. and Allen Cain also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
MINIATURE TENNIS IS
WON BY E. o. LEECH

Edward o. Leech yesterday after
noon won the miniature tennis tour
nament played at the Columbia Coun.
try Club, with Fred J. Bates as rum
ner-up. Charlton Graves won the con-
solations, beating X. Finkenstaedt in
the finals. The summaries
Preliminary rydnd-P. A. Blair defeated NJ
Laushton by So A. Y. Leech, jr.. defeated y.
Edrnonston by Ga Edward o. Dcech defeatei
Charlton Graves by s-5; Henry c. Breck defeated
H c. Sheridan by default L, c. May drew A BIZ.
Fred J. Bates drew a bye; Arthur Htatcn defeated
S. ColadAy by e-l; L. P. McLachlen defeated vii.
liam Hughes by default W. n. Ronsa Vile defeated
R. Finkenstaedt by s-3i c. A. Bieder defeated X
James Baird by default
First round-P. A. Blair A. Y. Leech and I'd.
ward O. Leech drew byes; L. c. May defeated Henri
C. Breck by default; Fred J. Bates defeated Artht,,
Hsaton by 50; L. r. McLAchlen defeated W H
Ronsaville BY s-si Herbert T. Shannon defeated
c. A. Bieder bo default
Second roand-A. Y Leecb, jr, defeated r. A.
Blair by e-3; EDWARD o. Leech defeated l. 6
May BY 6-3i Fred J. Bates defeated L. P Ne
LAchlen by IS
Semi final round--Edw,rd o. L.ech defeated A Y
Leech. r. by e-s; Fred ]. Bates defeated Hs+ert
T. Shannon By -.
Final round-Edward o. Leech defeated rr,d J
Bates By "a
CONSULTATIONS.
First round-K. finkenstsedt defeated James
Baird by -; NJ. Laughton defeated L Edmons,nr
by 81; Charlton Graves defeated A. Coladay bJ
"a; r. Finkenstasdt defeated William Hughes b
b-3
LAughton by 81; Charlton Graves defeated r
FYnkenstasdt by 90.
Final round-Charlson Graves defeated K. Fnken
Staedt BY 60.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
AQUEDUCT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-hree yesr-olds and upward sell
ing; purse. 800; five hrlonss. True Steel. III
HAYNES, 2 to !, TO g. z TO 5. won Mr.. Specs ll1
tBuztonl. 10 1, to /, 10 l. second; Buckshot,
lls Collins. to /, 10 l. TO s. third. Time,
O9 25 Heenan, MAlabar Maldon. My Donnie, l.
Windsrmsre, Gsrnet Sal Vanity. Excelsior. Kings
Oak, Chesterton, aid Little Dipper also ran.
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase handicap; selling
+-year-olds and upward 500 added about two miles
Repsntsnt, IA tKopler), to O. even, 10 2 won
Cbosce, lS III. Williams, % 10 !, to l, 4 to l.
second; Traditorsr l35 Woke. TO l. 2 to l.
sIen, third. Time As. Cloud Sorrento, Aguu
40, ard Zetlwuod also ran.
THIRD RACE-The Clover Stakes; g 500: Allies
2-yearolds; hve furonss. Bonnie Witch, lO5 Mink
CButwelD, to l, 70 5. to 10. second; Kittenish
los tSchuttingeT). II To l, to l, to 2 third.
Tine. 05e. Genesis Queen Of the Water, wistful
Tragedy. and Vague also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ths Carter Handicap; g 800
SJsar-olds and upward seven frlongs. TriA b.
July Ii tCampbelD. % to |. 8 to l. to l. won
OTnenisle, le5 ". McTssgart). Is to l, to i,
70 /, second; Short Grass ID tKeoghl, TO /, to
!, even, third. Time, ! . 25. High Noon, Sand
Marsh, Coqustte. Gainer, Phospher, George smith
Harry Shaw, and Gillies also ran
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-ol and upward
handicap; selling; 500 added; one mile Kilkenny
Boy. Is tLoftnsl. even to 3. out won; Saratoga
III iTroEler). 10 l, to s. : 10 TO- second; PulIux
ll3 tFairrotherl. to l. to l. even, third. Time
l40 Spearhead. Superintendent. and Brooks also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Tvoy-ar-oIds; selling; 500 added
Eve hnsongs The Dean, 100 Lyksl to l. TO l.
even, Won; Cheer, ip rTsplinl II TO s. to 5. ! to
;, second; Bright Star, Ioe (ButweD 10 l, TO .
10 5, third. Time 059 35 Kathryn Gray Mira
Doc Meals Melting Moments Spectre Bendlet
and Radiant Flower also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
LAToNIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Seiltng; maiden colts and zeldings
2year-olds: hve and ons-haH furlonEs. Rhyme l0s
Deckhand, Ios; Tuck, 100; Miles Finlen III: EI-
Sheriff. LIZ; Johnny Ne. III; Blue Bannock III
Persers. III; Tom Mason, l2; z Rey. III;
MUnotony. liz; Oakvood Boy. liz
SECOND RACE-selling: hlli-s and mares: 3ysar-
olds and upward; SIX frIlougs Louise Green 90;
Busy joe, %; Rapids. %; Ellen NJ. g. Broom
Oorn s; Black Beauty. 90; Little Sister. %: Mary
Estsue -; Ardent, l0l; Blanchita .Ol; Deliver l1l
Jane Stralth, lC1; Dignity. lG: Mater lue
THIRD RACE-Purse; 2year-olds; Eve and one
half furlongS High Gear. %; Sophia GAterpod
%; DR. JACK. 1r; Gallant Lad. lOo: Diamond, loe:
Walter Fl. P.nrcs. liz; PiAtt ll2; Sol Gilsey. IL;
Al N. Dick -
FOURTH RACE-Hardicap: 5year>olds and up-
ward; one mile. Jack O'Dowd 100: Embroidery,
lT; Aldebsrsn, los; Solar Star ia; Ed Cr1Imp.
L0
FIFTH RACE-sellins; 5year-olds one mile.
anna Brazel. s; Little Bigger %: Stephen r.
ln; 'Dstuh-T, lo3; Mary H lo5: Insursent 20;
J. @. Wslch, lT; Beauty Shop Ius; Ilindly. IOs;
EIktOn, lP
SIXTH RACE-Purys; s-year-oIds and upward
SIX fulongs. Blind Baggage 100; Impressive, lOl
John. r., 100; Tokay. lo5; ]. j. Murdock iB
Dmitn, l5i Herbert Temple 100: F1eeta belle 10
SEVENTH RACD-seiIns; tyesr-olds and up
ward; mile and onesIteenth. Miss Fannie, lOz:
Juliet lot; Flight Ella 100; wsdswurth's Last,
loei Jessie Louise, l0e; Fellow Man, Ill; Injury
vi; Yenshee. III; Surprising. Ill.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purss, 800; 3ysar-olds and up
ward; six turlonss Nathan r.. los Williams.
500. $40, A3O Won; Blue Cap. los louder.
Sl3 $50, second Martin Casa 10 tobert), $50,
third. Tine lii s Costumer, Kneelet, Com
mensiA. Tslebearer. BoraS Drysd and Little Nephew
also ran
SECOND RACB-Prrrse 500; 3-yea--olds s1 fur.
longs Britannia lS lAmbrose), $50, $40 s. %
won; Jsrato, 10 (Wsrrinstonl, 81, s2eo second
Isabelle H. 100 CMcAteeN. s. 90 third Time. :o4 s.
Banyan. Jovelock. J. W. Hunlsy and Dandy Fay
also ran
THIRD RACB-P,rse. $50; 7-y-ssoids; Ave fur.
longs. Incos l6 tAmbrosel. $40. $50. $50
won: Fan G.. l05 CByrDel. $50. ATo second
Queen Of the Sea, lOe Dominica s., third Time.
p. The Gadder Dental. Hasty Cora Bondage,
Blue Fox. PstroTna and Swift For also ran
s. 800 added; 3year-olds and upward; mile and
seventy yards. Runes. IL tPartnstonl Ss s. 30
out, won Leo Skolny, los tByrne), & 20, out s4c-
ond All Smiles. IT tRobnsopl. out, third Time
l:El5 Only three stsrtera
FIFTH RACE-HsndicAp; pure, 500; Syear-
ods and upward; six furlonss. A. N. Akin, IL
(Robinson), Sso $40 $40, Won: The Mas1uerader
lo6 tParrington). SO 80, third. Time lIi+5 Pro
hibitislI, Fair Helen, Mars Cassidy. Back Bay and
Bars and Stars also
SIXTH RACE-Purse; ayearoids and UPWARD
mile and seventy yards. Ben Ounce, l0 Wolf
holm. $3.50 $50. $50 won; Ask Ma, 10 robin
sonl. a, $40 second; BuEs Around. % CMountain).
81 20, third. Tine l:bs+5 Hedcnist Athena
Hsrbard and Supreme also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse; 5year-olds and upward
mie and one-sxteenth. Apisa, 100 CNountain).
$3.50. $50. $50, won; st. Charlotte, lG (Rice).
$3.50 $50 second: Vaas ls (Mottl s. third
Time. 50 IS. Chevron. sevicence. Patty Res.n
and Mr. Mack also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
Juvenile SWIMMERS
ARE GIVEN real TEST
Life-Saving and Races Feature
Aquatic Meet at Industrial
Home School.

The life-savlng and swimming contests
featured yesterdays entertainment for
the youngsters Of the Industrial Home
School The life-saving events were the
results of the instruction received by the
police departments life-saving teacher,
now making the rounds of the city. Sum-
maries:
EVENTS FOR BOYS.
5-yard sculng-won by Edwin Hunter second
ErrolI Gaines: third Elmer Burdette Time, o:2e
25-yard swim; return using a side stroke and
carrying flag in the upper hand, adapted from
the across the chest cauy-WOn By Elmer Burdstte
second Lloyd Cruss third. Sam Weinberg.
2-yard swim return on back carrying flag in
both hands-won By Frank Csrsnaugh; second
Lloyd Gross; third. Percy May.
8 yard swim return towing boy with the under
armpits carry. using one arm to swin-won by
LLOYD Gross; second Frank Cavanaushi third. Elmer
Burdette.
25-yard back stroke-won by Erro1l Gaines: SC.
ond. Lloyd Cross; third. Elmer Burdette. Time.
2-yard midget-won by Louis Davis: second
Toby Bush; third. Teddy Midfelt Time. o1s
Fancy diving-wou by Carroll Alber. . points
second, John Yench, 2s points third. William Far,
rell . points.
loeyatd swim-won By Lloyd Cross; second. Car
roll Alber; third. Albert Harvey Time, lis
EVENTS FOR GIRLS.
5.yad sculling-Won by Lena Petrire: second
Pauline Benton; third, Grace Conner. Time. oS5.
l6yGd swim; return; using a side stroke and
carrJins fas in the upper hand: adapted from
the across the chest cauy-Won ny Lena Petrlo
second, Violet Herbert; third. Elsie Conner
lSyard swim; return on the back Carrying has
In both hands-Won by Lena Petrillo; second Lii
lian America; third Violet Herbert.
Syard back struks-Wnn by Lillian America
second, Pauline Benton; third, Violet Herbert
Tine o33
ltyard midget-Won By Cornelia Canada; second
Nellie Mudd third, Elsie Boswell. Time, OILS.
0ysrd svim-Won BY Lena PetHllo; second
Rnes Bhisisll; third. Lillian America Time o.8
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

FIRST RAcB-selHng: 5year-olds and upward
six and oue-haf furlongs. 'Brtshouse ITO; Ben
ianin, 90; Cleaning, u0; Bob Hensley. 100;
Plurnoss S; Virginia W, lo3; Lily Heavens 100;
Day Day 10; Humiliation, lOs; DerTish 1l5; Salon
I'D; Flag Day. 90; Fair Weather. 80; Broomvale
Importing. 90; Presumption, 10
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase; handicap: Iyear-
olds and upward about three miles. Dixon Park,
l5S; Duke Of Duluth. lt6; Footlights IA; White
Metal lD; ChiTalry, ia
THIRD RACE-The Rockaway Selling: 3year-
olds and upward; six furlonss. j. J. LIHs 10;
Bonnie Tess. lo2; .Hauberk. los; Benevolent Tim
ported, 49, Bsn, lls; Fenmouse, ll3; Sir William
Johnson, ia; Sandman H. 10; True as Steel III ;
hanson, IN: LibJsn Sands los; Broomvale (in-
ported),-l0O; Startling H.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: 3yesr-olds and up
ward one mile. Gunbearsr Imported, IS; Bor-
row Z; Rhine Maiden. 81; Grumpy, l05; Bay
berry Castle, 70; Sun God IS.
FltTTH RACE-Conditions; 2-year-old fllies; five
iurionsz Merry Thought II (imported) 10;
Madeira, u.s. Storm Nymph imported, 10;
sky, L5i Hussey, 10; sersnest. lis.
SIXTH RACE-sellng; Syesrolds and upward 4;
one mile. sprngnass. 100: Malabar, I05; Col
HOLLOWAY, lO6; Clint, los; Sam Slick l06; Golden
cate. 100: Ahara, is; Black Ford lO6 Burglar, IS
rag Day 8i Or. G4emsr. %; Royal Meteor, 100
Plquette 50; Jesse, jr. los; 'Namar, 20; Aston
l6; G. VI. Miller. los.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
BROOKLYN WINS TWO
FROM NEW YORK NINE

New York, July 4-Brooklyn made
quite a gain in the league race today,
when they took both of the holiday
games from the Giants. The morning
game was a loosely, poorly pitched af-
fair, which Brooklyn won by a score of
to 6. Brooklyn won by a wider margin
! in the afternoon. the score being to >.
About $1,000 saw the two games.
New York played a wretched fielding
game in both contests. but Brooklyn also
hit hard and made the best of their op-
portunlties. Benny kauff was put out of
the morning game for tossing his bat in
the air after being called out on strikes.
In the afternoon game. Mike Mowrey en-
tered the worlds famous bones class by
trying to steal second. while the bases
were full. Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
FORT ERIE ENTRIES

FRET RACE-Sslinz: pure 500. a-ss--,,,,
I'd upward: sir frlonEs -Hsclas FTsr1s a.
900 Shot. g; Dorothy Carlin, "; ThorncIrs no
Ms. Pay. .o2; Lady spendthrift Io3; Puritan r.s.
~ Billy Frsw. los; Com Broom III; Mo- r.
u; lrsh Heart. Ill; Mabsoleus, lis
sHtOND RACE-PuTse. 500; maiden zy.zrL, L,,d.
He orionss Tarahsra. l0a: signoretta los; Bsauty
Hof' lbi ATaran, Ie5; Kateuka ,O5; Dr. Prstbsr
= thoughtful l0s; Olyn G., los; Brirbt snd
ArJ. le: Fox Trot Ie; Gratituds. lcs; wal
e THIRD RACE-Purse. SOP; sysar-oId.. ,rs
NE and seventy yards Russell SQUARE r,
au1 Col l0; Reserve. 100; Repton. I0a; sands o.
FOURTH RACE-SeTing: purse 500; Syesr-old,
no upward; I've and ons-half furl0nxs Souvenir
y lush Tush. p; YorErflls lo4; se.beach Ios:
r1tIonk. lOS; Ton Elward, .oe; Miramichi I0:
N-s n y; Primero. IL; scaramouch III
FIFTH RACE-selling; purse 500: +ysar-ods
% Upward; mile and one-eiShth. shspherdess,
Nssdoo. y; Osmoude. lo5; Cody, lT; Billie
iekr. lo Harry Lauder 10
oLATh RACE-Selling; purse 800. 2re.r-old,.
se and Onehsh furionzS. swvster Than suzar'
TsTIes lO4; Lucille P. fos: Private to5: .Bur.
az. 10, Blue Grass Belle, I0s; Easter Lily no
SEVENTH RACE-Selling; purse 800. swear
~ and upward; mile and twenty wards CTsr,
lorran. %; Costuner. lol; Glornsr, lO4: snuurJer-
o; Ancsepuc, 10; st. Charlotte lOT. Boxer l0T
ehtsh. lG; 'York Lad. los: Chad Buford IN.
ooensnn no; Dicks Pet. III; Capt Par, is;
'ApprsnCcs AIlosanos eIainsd
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
CHERRYDALE BEATEN
TWO BY THE TULIPS

The Tulip A. c. returned victor of a
double bill played at Cherrydale, Va.
yesterday. The hrst game was featured
by the pitching Of Joe o'Brayn, who had
the c. A C. boys at his mercy at all
stages OF the game. The last game was
featured by the hitting OF NJ. NJ. Mccoy
and the pitching of w. Lucker. The
score, first game, Tulip A. c., 8; c. A
c., l. second game, Tulip A. c., 5; c. A.
c., 2. The Tulips have a few open dates
left and would like to hear from some
first-class teams. Address H. Cary, 32g
Eleventh street southwest
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
MACKMEN ARE EASY
FOR WORLD CHAMPS

Philadelphia, July 4-Boston won two
easy games from the Athletics today,
taking the morning game, II to 2, and
the afternoon contest by to 2 In the
morning contest the sox hit Hasselbacher
for fifteen hits. which, with eight errors
by his supporting cast. gave the cham
pions a hollow victory. Leonarti never
had to exert himself.
In the afternoon Carl MAYS held the
Macks to three hits, while the Sox
punched his off Bush Scott batted in
three of his teams five runs in this game.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05

speedway Sioux City. Iowa. July "A
heaVy downpour Of rain today caused
me postponement of the annual sweep
steaks automobile races set for this AZ.
ternoon. in which twenty-five cars were
entered. The race may be pulled off to-
morrow or next Saturday,
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME

Runs-Schang, Lajoie. HoblitEel 49,. Gardner C2.
First base on balls-Of Bush, 2. Struck out-By
Bush, ); by Mays 1. Home run-SchanR Two
base hits-StHnk, Scott ~. Sacrifice hits-walker
~, Scott t2. Double pdey-Pick to Lajoie to
Strunk. unaszsted. Umpire-Mesrs. OLoughIin
and Hildeorand Time OF game-l hour and IS
minutes
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE
J.mes r. and Edith z. Gsddis, boz.
Arthur L. and Mar c. Simpson, sirl.
Perry Il and Merle Baldwin, girl
Harry and Minnie spund, girl
Simon and Ida Jacobson, girl.
Alexander B. and Anna r. Long, gil
Herman and Princes Kurtz, Frl.
Edgar P. and Olive L Ale1Ander boy.
Leslie w. and Lillian r. Beall sirL
Mildred NJ. and Ruth De SeSle. boy.
Henry n. and Caroline p Rodeuhaugh, girl
Joseph l. and Marie NJ. Maggie boy
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DILLON HANGS KAYO
WALLOP on FLYNN

Dewey, OKLA, July 4.-Jack
Diilen, the Indianapolis Hight
heavyweight. proved the victor
over Jim Flynn, the Pueblo nre-
man. by Knockout count. in the
fourth round Of their bout here
this afternoon. The contest was
to have extended over fifteen
rounds.
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Runs-Hooper. Lewis a. Hobntzell a. Walker
49, Gardner, Scott, schang, Walsh: Fizt base on
balls-Of Leonard ?; of Hasselbacker, 2 Struck
out-By Leonard, :; by Hasselbacker /. Home run
-Lajoie. Three-bae hts-Hoopsr Schsng Two
base hit-Schang. Stolen bases-Walker Gardner
Scott. Double plays-Thomas to Scott Scott to
Barry TO Hoblitzell Witt to Lowry to Lsjoie
Lowry to Witt to LAjo1e. Hit By pitched ball-Pick
Umpres-Messrs Hildebrand and o Loughlin. Time
Of game-l hour and IS minutes
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Aqueduct Jockeys SUSPENDED

New York, July 4.-Jockeys Shilling
Buxton and Tommy McTaggart have
been suspended by the stewards of the
Queens County Jockey Club for foul
riding at the Aqueduct meet. None of
their mounts were disqualified.
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Hudson River Regatta Entries

New York, July 4-Twenty-one entries.
the largest ever made. have been re-
ceived for the annual regatta of the
Hudson River Rowing Association, to be
held Saturday over the one-mile Wood
cliffe course
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$500 MONTHLY!

Gncluding all interest and pTindpsN and a
sral cash payment naket You the rerns neni
OWNER Il ,Ee Of the most delightful ard
IRF'''' rrfos niue non,' N me '0o'n'''l S2,975
Ideally located near Lincoln Part: lSrFs
rpons tile bath. cellar under entir, hoIss,
front and ack porches excellent Construction,
etc. Sample house 1872 D e.. =. Open daily
and SUNDAY UBtil D. N. We want all Who
renting 10 come out and these homes
either for Investment OF home. How TO ret
thtre-Tske Capital Traction cars TO lSh 81 -
walk two squares north or Lincoln PGrk can
- 18th and walk south three sluares. Repre-
-entatives premises.
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Pierre b. Manning. II years. 1875 r It nv.
Hattie PSTSns. 90. lse L st. NV.
Annie z. Hettenkener, 81 ProFidenos Hrpit.l
Ella ] FswCett, &C. I'll B a. &c.
Jared D. Terrill, 3. l334 VT ave nv
Charles Henry Hsmnack, Is 1915 18th st. NV
Frsnk Van SAINT !r., q days 2Ill " st NV.
CoLORED.
Ella Manning 2 years, II F st. sr.
Ernest Aloysius Coates, ? weeks Is Reynolt
pl ne.
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CINCINNATI BEATEN
TWO BY CARDINALS

st. Louis. July 4-The st. Louis Car
dinals captured two games this afternoon
from the Cincinnati RedIegs. the first
game going to the locals by an s-to-3
score, while the nightcap was annexed
after two extra innings by 4-to-3 count
Scores: