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The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
Ancient Order Of Hibernians.

The officers of Division No. /, will be
Installed today at 2:30 o'clock by State
President Patrick T. Moran.
At the recent business meeting of Di-
vision No. O. the following were installed
by Past Division President James j.
Breen! Chaplain. Rev. Father Daley;
president. Edward L. Cogan; vice presi-
dent, Maurice Sheehan; financial secre-
tary, George Kennedy; examining physi-
clan, DR.. Nc. Quillan; chairman of the
standing committee, John Leo; sergeant
alarms, Byran Connors; sentinel, John
Clarke; chairman Of the welfare COM
mittee. w. J. connor. James ]. Breen,
the retiring president. was presented
with a magnificent easy chair.
The sick committee of Division No. Z
is composed of the following members:
Michael E. Buckley, chairman; Thomas
r. ]. Cavanaugh, Edward Corcoran.
James J. Burke, Arthur r. Cavanaugh,
Harry Conolly, Leo Craven.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
Woodmen of the World.

A large number Of the members and
friends of Maple Camp, No. 1909, Royal
Neighbors of America. and Of Central
Camp. No. lS,0l5, Modern Woodmen OF
America was in attendance at the joint
installation Of officers of these camps and
the social and entertainment held in con-
nection Herewith on Friday night in
the Perpetual Building, Association Hall.
Eleventh and z streets. The meeting
was called to order by Consul James A.
Moody, of Central Camp. The assembly
was entertained by the following talent:
Vocal solos by Miss Ruth Ayler, accom-
panied by Miss Wilson; ]. A Trunnel and
Mr.. Thompson, accompanied by Claude
Nichols; cornet solo by Master James
Trathen; black face comedy by H. F.
Shaw, and monologue by Vincent Fuchini
The following officers OF Maple Camp,
No. 1903 were Installed by State Deputy
Mrs. Ida J. Swigget, assisted by City
Supervising Deputy Mrs. Martha Ne
Caffsry: Oracle, Miss Alma Moody; post
oracle, Mrs. Anna Althoff; vice oracle
Mary Diesta: chancellor, Edna Mcmahon;
recorder. Mrs. Cora Irish; receiver, Mrs.
Catherine Webb: marshal, Mrs. Marion
Gilbert; inner sentinel, Mrs Nina Hunter;
outer sentinel, Mrs. Ida Van Tassel; man
Ward, and Mr.. James A. Moody. The
officers Of Central Camp, No. 16,O15, were
Installed by District Deputy H. H Mil
lard. assisted by Escort ]. Arthur Trun-
nel OF Georgetown Camp. as follows:
Consul, Fl. c. Long; past consul, James
A. Moody; adviser, ]. s. Higgins; bank
srs, c. A. Casey; clerk, A. H. Jaeger;
watchman, c. ]. Beck; sentry, H. T. Kid
well; trustees, F. W. Darlington and J.
E. Enwright.
On Tuesday night in Northeast Temple,
the officers of Lincoln Camp, Modern
Woodmen of America, and Of Dolly Mad
lson Camp, Royal Neighbors of America,
we're inducted into o.Ice with appropri-
ate ceremonies, State Deputy Mrs Ida
]. Swiggett and City Supervising Deputy
Mrs. Martha McCaffery officiating for the
Royal Neighbors and District Deputy II.
II. Millard and Clerk ]. K Duncan. of
Talbot Camp, acting for the woodnep.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
The Maccabees.

MOnday-Natiousl Tent. No. l. meets in Old Ma
sonic Temple; Ansoostia Tent, No. Z, meets in
Masonic Hall. Anacosttn.
Tuesday-Mount Vernon Tent, No. T. meets in
Masonic Temple Eeighth and r streets northeast ;
Brightwood Tent. No. S. meets in Mancabee Hall
BTightwood.
TRursday-District Tent. No. 8. meets in hall
-Four -and-a half and c streets southwest
Metropolitan Tent, No u, held its first
meeting after the public installation on
last Tuesday night and there were filed
by the members two applications, there
by showing the results coming from an
effort. These two applications guaran-
teed two plates to the Maccabee banquet
on February q. The general banquet
committee met Friday night IN the Of
fees Of the chairman. D. Edward Clarke,
and the plans were discus -
Brishtwood Tent, No. 5, -. taken up
the matter of the publ o, of a Mac
cabee Directory for the several tents
in the District of Columbia, which will
be brought to the consideration of the
several tents.
Mt. Vernon Tent, No. 4, led last month
in point Of doing the most business
Frank Springman springs a surprise
once In while on the members by
fling a half-dozen applications at once.
The tent initiated two candidates last
Tuesday night, in full form, making six
hew ones admitted this month.
D. Edward Clarke, the District COM
mander, Is planning with the state dep
uty supreme commander for a series OF
visitations to the tents soon.
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. s, on Wed
nesday night authorized the appointment
of a committee of five, to arrange for
the celebrating of the fiftieth anniver-
sary of the lodge This lodge Is the
second Oldest in the world. Chancellor
Commander d. w. Gall has sent a letter
to the members, asking them to unite in
improving the year
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
winifred Becker ana Aspes

shaw. winifred Becker and Aspes
Brooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker n. Butler have
returned to their kofne near Provfdenoe,
Y. l.. after a stay OF several weeks with
friends and relatives IN lower Prince
George County.
have returned to their hornes liz Chester
town. Nd. after a pleasant stay az sew
eral weeks with the formers grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Ship
ley, at Thrift.
The local branch OF the womeu's TEN.
perence Union ruet al the home OF its
President. Mrs. W. Vernon Fiske. Tues
day evening. Following the transaction
OF routine affairs. a social hour was en-
joyed.
hessrs. Arthur c. Jones. Andrew J.
Wilson and stuart Haynes have returned
TO their homes In New York after spend
ing week as members Of a house party
given by Mrs. Ashley C. speakman IN
lower Prince George County
Mr. and Mrs william Alden Bailey
have returned TO their home in New
Hampshire after a stay of several
weeks with the formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs, william Alden. Bailey, sr.
near Thrift
The Iots Sigma Fraternity. Of the
Maryland Agriculture College. held a
meeting in the college chapel FRIDAY
evening. Following the transaction
OF routine business. and lively de-
bate on a timely question. a SOCIAL
hour was enjoyed. The fraternity
plans to hold a dance In the near fu-
ture.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
TENTATIVE PLANS FOR
BOWLING TOURNAMENT
Chamber Of Commerce Expects Hun
dreds of Best Bowlers in Coun-
Try Here in March.

Plans for the big bowling tournament
TO be held here early IN April under
auspices OF the Chamber OF Commerce
were begun at a meeting OF q special
committee Of the chamber Friday aft
ernoon. The tournament is expected TO
bring hundreds Of the best bowlers IN
the Eastern section Of the country to
Washington.
Tentative plans are 70 install sixteen
temporary alleys in the old National
Guard Armory Matches will be In
progress day and night II is expected
that teams will be sent from ell the
large Eastern cities P T. Moran pre-
sided at yesterdays meeting.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
Improved Order of Red Men.

Seneca Tribe, No. II, met on wednes-
day night and initiated Charles o. Stone.
The work was performed by the Seneca
Tribe degree team.
Logan Tribe, No. 8, held a meeting in
Red Mems Hall, in Georgetown. The
tribes degree team and several members
will go to Herndon, Va, on Tuesday.
Past Great Sachem James A. Madison,
jr., of Logan Tribe, and Past Sachem E.
R. Boyer. of Red Wing. will have the
trip in charge.
Usage Tribe, under the leadership of
sschem Bergman, is planning a winter
program.
All members OF the Red Men Of the
District are invited to attend divine serv-
ice with Mineola Tribe at Rev. Bro.
Melvfn's church, Fourth street and
South Carolina avenue southeast, this
evening. A special Red Mems sermon
will be preached.
The following officers of White Easls,
Degree of Pocahontas, were raised by
Great Senior Sycamore Henry Hummer,
Of the Great Council: Mrs. Sabin, Poca-
hontas; Mrs Sweeney. keeper of records;
Mrs. Stevenson, prophecies; Past sachem
RAIDER. Powhatsn; Past Sachem AleSan-
der, councillor; Past Great Sachem Dr.
Whitman, trustee.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
ALEXANDRIA.

Miss Blanche stansbury has returned
from a visit TO Mrs. Joseph Savage. Of
fredericksburg. Va
Mrs J. johnson Downey and her sis
ter. Miss Boblitzell. have gone 10 Flor
ida and Mrs. Downey has closed her
home, go Prince street.
Miss Adelaide Johnston. Of Hickory.
n. c, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs c.
Keith Cariin.
! Mrs. W. A. Ryle and little daughter,
Francis, Of Atlanta, Ca, have arrived in
Alexandria u John Mr. Ryle. who now IN
nsking his homee In this city.
Mr.. w. II. p. Kelly and Mr.. Lawrenes
Lowenback have returned from Lynch
burg, We, where they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. John sesy.
Mrs. Josephine Earhart, Of Rsitinors
was a visitor herer during the week.
Mrs. KAe Gtenn. Of Baltimore. spent
Sunday as the guest OF 'Mrs r. W.
Miller, 5le Cameron street
Lord and Lady Aberdeen were enter
tained Monday night by Mrs Kate
Waller Barrett at her home in Duke
street A large number Of guests were
invited 10 meet the distinguishes vtEi-
tors.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hilton Rucker, Of
Clarendon. Alexandria County, have ia
sued invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter, Claudia White, 70 VIII
lam MorrelI Stone The wedding viii
take place February S at O'Clock at
the First Baptist Church, Clarendon,
Alexandria County.
Mrs James Blackburn. Of Stafford
County, Va, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles W Howell
Mrs. J. II. Bruce. Of Harrisonburg. We.
Is the guest OF Mrs c. B. Vance IN
Cameron street
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
Foresters Of America.

Court Washington, No. 2. Foresters
of America. has installed the follow
ing officers: Chief ranger, John NJ.
Watson; sub chief ranger. /. II. Nc.
Michael: treasurer J. e. Hall; financial
secretary. G. A. Freer; recording Sec
retary. II. @. Seboure: senior wood
ward. w. ]. Nelson; junior woodward.
B. II. Mckinley; senior beadle. NJ.
Walsh; junior beadle, J. T. Gilroy; lee
turer and physician. Dr. r. 8. Trimble;
trustees. s. Guggenhiem, w. A. Gibson.
and w. s. West.
The newly installed chief ranger.
John NJ. Watson. made an address on
forestry. from its origin to the present.
The auditing committee said the court
Is in a flourishing condition.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23

Sowerbutts. Mrs. Ernest seIby. Mrs. N.
r. Harnish. Mrs. r. d. FilIius, Mrs.
William Comboy and Mrs. Maurice
Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Johnston. for
merly of Anacostia. have established
their residence in Atlanta. Ga.
Mrs. w. w. ToIson entertained a com.
pany Of friends at her home. 22l7 Nichols
avenue, on Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. f. steinle entertained at her
home in Nichols avenue on Thursday
evening in honor OF Miss Bessie Pyies
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
William Cleary Goes to Sing Sing.

New York City. Jan. z-wTIiara
V. Cleary, former town clerk Of Hsver-
straw, and once Democratic boss OF
that town, was taken 70 Sing Sing prison
today TO serve three years and four
months for forgery. A year ago Clesry
was acquitted OF numbering his son-tn-
law He was arrested In Washington
after a nationwide search.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23

of A.; Rev. e. c. Powers. Mrs. Annie
Birch. councillor of Esther Council:
Lieut.. James l.. Giles, Mrs. Mamie
Walker. Albert e. Shoemaker. J. Frank
Butts. and C. z. Benson.
The entertainment was arranged by
c. L. Benson, J. Frank Butts and j.
J. Kramor. Harry L. Freer acted as
master of ceremonies. Past councillors
jewels were presented TO William e.
Embrey u Frank Butts and ]. w.
Lainhart, jr.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
Doings Of the Odd Fellows.


Monday-UniOn, No. IL, business; Beacon. No. Is.
business; Langdon No. 8. inltiatory degree.
MISREPRESENTATION No. s; Golden Rule, No. q /;
Amity No. 2. business.
Wednesday Eastern, No. I, degree; Harmony, No
., business; Federal City. No. %. degree.
Thrsday-Coiunbian, No TO- business; Covenant
No. 3. degree; Salem, No. 2. degree; Excelsior.
No. II, business
Ffiday-Central, No. !; Metropolis No. ls; bus-
ness; Phoenix, No. 4, degree.
- ENCAMPAiENTS.
Tuesday-Fred d. Stuart. No. Z. business.
Wsdnesday-C Columbian, No. l. degree.
PATRLARCHS MILdTANTS.
saturday-CautOn washingtonsso. /, drill.
The Grand Lodge held its annual
session in the Auditorium Of Odd Fell
lows Hall on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings. Grand Master Rich re-
viewed the years work of the lodges
Grand Secretary Rapp submitted the
report OF the grand secretary show
ing the progress made in membership
and finances. Forty past grands were
received and the Grand Lodge degree
conferred by Grand Warden l. r.
Schwinger. The nomination and cleo
tion of officers resulted in the election
of w. ]. Hope, grand master; Irving
r. Schwinger. deputy grand master; J.
T. Humphrey, grand warden; Frank E.
Rapp, grand secretary; J. d. Yoakley,
lEoaSuTeFs w. W. MILAN was
unanimously elected grand represent
ative to the Sovereign Grand Lodge
for the fourth consecutive term, and
Edgar d. Thompson, representative to
the board of trustees of Odd Fellows
Hall Association.
The meeting of Eastern Lodge, No.
7, next Wednesday evening will be q
busy one. Preparations will be made
to commence comforting degrees.
which will be the regular work of
the team each meeting night until
the weather becomes warm.
Golden Rule Lodge, No. 81, received
applications for membership at its last
meeting and also witnessed re-
hearsal of the work Of the degree by
the officers and members of the degree
team
Union Lodge. No. II. will take up
plans at its meeting tomorrow evening
toward increasing the attendance of mem
bers and for the reception of new ap-
plicationS
The grand encampment met in semi
annual session on Tuesday evening in
Hall Grand Patriarch Leary called the
encampment to order and received the
reports Of the several committees.
Canton Washington. No. 1, held a
busy and largely attended meeting
last night in their Canton rooms, Odd
Fellows Hall. The regular drill re-
hesrsal was held by Capt. Royse.
The Rebekah Degree.
MOndsy-Esther, No. q business.
Friday-Martha Washington, No. ) business; Dor
cas-. No. {. degree.
Fidelity Lodge, No. Z, conferred
degrees upon a large class of candi-
dates on Tuesday evening. Past Noble
Grand Nettie Mettler was elected in
structress.
A meeting of all members interested
in the instituting of a new Rebekah
Lodge in Mount Pleasant are invited
to meet in the lodge room, Fourteenth
and Kenyon streets northwest, wednes-
day evening.
, Ruth Lodge, No. 2, rehearsed degree
work on Monday evening
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23

The Quirinal at Rome, formerly sum
mer home OF the popes, but since 1870 a
royal palace. has been given over TO hos
pital uses by Queen Msrgarits, and a re-
markable thing about this Is that the
ancient edihce has been so thoroughly
modernized as regards plumbing. santa
tfon and ventilation that Il Is almost
ideal for the present purposes.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
Reception for Veterans.

Robert z. Lee Chapter, United Daush-
ters Of the Confederacy. will hold q re-
ception in honor Of the members OF Con-
federate Veterans Camp. No, III. Thurs
day night at o'clock at Confederate
Memorial Home, 1S22 Vermont avenue.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
$4,000 Fire at Cohoes.

Coboes. n. Y, Jan. a.-Fire OF unknown
origin caused a loss Of $4,000 early today
when the Goddard\ block was practically
destroyed.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
Knights Of Pythias Events.
Lodges.

Lodges.
Monday-Decatur. No. Q, and Calinthe. Ne. II,
business.
ruesdzy-webster, No. z. Excelsior No, IA Can
ital, No. "a, and Myrtle, No. Is, business
WedDesdsy-Mount Vernon. No. 5, Heunione No
II Union No. z and Columbia, No s business
Thursday-Harmony, No. q. business
Fftday-SyTacussns, No. 10, and Rathbone-Su-
perior, No. q, business.
Pythfnn Sisters.
wednesday-Friendship Temple, No. o initiation.
Fhdsy-Rsthbune Temple No. 8. initiation.
Hermione Lodge, No. u, at its con-
vention Wednesday night. expects vist-
tors from all the subordinate lodges of
the District, to attend what has been
termed "a jollification meeting" A
rousing meeting has been planned as the
result of the interest shown in the up
building of this lodge by Grand Cham
cellor Kimmel and his associates.
Excellent progress is reported by
Claude w. Owen, whose headquarters
are In the Evans Building, In the enroll
ment for the new lodge in Mount Pleas
ant.
The committee on ways and means met
last night, when the excursion, under the
direction of the committee. at Marshall
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
Hall, July Is, was considered and pre-
liminary arrangements adopted

Hall, July i6. was considered and pre-
lfminary arrangements adopted.
Webster Lodge. No. 7, had q large at
tendance Tuesday night. when the mem
bership had an opportunity to learn of
the progress Of the work in building up
a team to confer the ranks under the
direction of Master of Work J. T. Cuth-
bert.
News has been received OF the death of
member of Decatur Lodge, No. 9. j. w.
Cameron, who died suddenly in that city
January IA, where he had gone to attend
the funeral of relative.
Officers of Rathbone- Superior Lodge,
No. g. were installed at the last con-
vention. Grand Vice Chancellor John b.
Diclman acting as installing officer, as
sisted by Grand Prelate Charles w. Hen
derson and Past Chancellor John W. Blk
Ter as grand vice chancellor. and Past
Chancellor w. o. Owen, as grand master
at arms.
Grand Master of Exchequer Frank B.
Crown, acting as deputy grand chancel-
lor, assisted by Grand Prelate Charles w.
Henderson, Grand Outer Guard ].
Fletcher Skidmore as grand master at
arms, and Past Supreme Representative
Joseph B. conner as grand inner guard,
installed the officers elect of Harmony
Lodge. No. q, at the last meeting. The
new officers are:
Chancellor commander, George +.
Speaker; vice chancellor, Max Rosen-
thai; prelate, William Fl. Boswell; mas
ter OF work, Lee B. Emory; master OF
exchequer. William A. Thompson (re-
elected: master of finance. John Adams.
jr (re-elected); keeper of records and
seal. Ben. c. McQuay (re-elected. thirty
third year); master at arms, Frederick
W. White; inner guard, John Adams, ST.
outer guard, Alfred T. Adams. Grand
representatives, John Adams, sr.,
Charles w. Henderson,; trustees, w. H.
Boswell. John Adams. sr., and Lee b.
Emory relief bureau. Charles w. Hen
derson; ways and means committee, W.
II. Boswell, G. e. Speaker and Lee b.
Emory.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
SOCIETY

coNrINuEp FnoM pAeE slx.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
Pythinn Sisters.

Friendship Temple, No. 9. expects to
confer the degrees at its meeting We'd
nesday night upon a large number of
candidates who are In waiting.
Rathbone Temple, No. s, has reelected
II. Elkton Smith drill master OF the tenn
pie. and the following committee ap-
pointed to visit delinquent members:
Miss Mary Rose Steiner, Mrs. Florence
David and Mrs. Martha Jarboe.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23

The committee on ways and means met
last night, when the excursion, under the
direction of the committee. at Marshall
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
The Rebelxah Degree.

MOndsy-Esther, No. q business
Friday-Martha Washington, No. ) business; Dor
cas-, No. 4. degree.
Fidelity Lodge, No. Z, conferred
degrees upon a large class of candi-
dates on Tuesday evening. Past Noble
Grand Nettie Mettler was elected in
structress.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23

A meeting of all members interested
in the instituting Of a new Rebekah
Lodge in Mount Pleasant are invited
to meet in the lodge room, Fourteenth
and Kenyon streets northwest, wednes-
day evening.
, Ruth Lodge, No. 2, rehearsed degree
work on Monday evening.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
Pythinn Sisters

Wednesday-Friendship Temple. No. ., initiation
Fridsy-Rsthbone Temple, No. 8, initiation,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
GILBERT RELEASES SELF

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. July IL
Mgr Rufus (Lefry) Gilbert Of the
Terre Haute Central league club
Monday night announced his own
release from the team in the capac-
ity of a player. An old injury to
his arm was again opened Sunday
in the game with Grand Rapids. and
is expected to keep him from the
game the rest of the season. He
will continue in the capacity of man
ager.
John l.. McKittrick. shortstop.
left Terre Haute Monday night to
join the Evansville Central league
club. McKittrick was rated the best
shortstop in the Ohio State league
and the recent disarmament of three
clubs made him a free agent. He
had trial with the Terre Haute club
last spring and is considered the best
amateur infielder in Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
KALAMAZOO MEET
STARTS JULY 81
Five Days of Races on Grand
Circuit TraCk-LoCaI Fans
Are Expected to Attend. .

Local race fans are expected 10
take advantage of the grand circuit
races at Kalamazoo, which start
July q and quite "A number are eN-
pected 10 take m the meet there.
The program calls for three or four
races each afternoon and the class
OF horses entered is a warrant that
the events will be- we'll worth seeing
The Kalamazoo association is a
association and their rules will
govern. Money is TO be divided
so. %. 10 and 10 and all races will
be conducted under the old placing
system. Records made on or after
July II will he no bar. Entries TO
the late events will close on July IS.
The card is as follows:
Monday. July 81.
2:15 pace. i'm heats. $1,000.
2:O9 trot. i'm heats, $1,000.
PIP trot. the Hickman hotel purse
Cclosed) $2.0O0.
Tuesday. Aug. I.
2:11 pace in heats. $1,000.
The free for all pace (closed)
$4,000.
The Columbia hotel sweepstake,
for three-year-old trotters (closed)
added money. $500.
The Recreation park sweepstakes,
for three-year-old 2:1S trotters
Cclosed) added money. $500
Wednesday. Aug. ,.
2:13 trot. in heats 1000.
2:OS trotters, The Paper Mills
Purse (closed) 10000
2:O5 pace. in heats. 1000.
Thursday, Aug. 3.
2:16 trot. i'm heats. 81 900
2:O9 pace. The Burdick hotel
purse Cclosed. $4,000.
2:2O rrot. 5 in > heats. 81 900.
Friday Aug. 4.
2:0S pace, in heats, $1,000.
2:19 pace, in heats, $1,000.
2:15 trot, The Deveraux System
(closed) 81 900.
2;O6 trOt. best in heats, $1,000.
Saturday. Aug. ;. reserved in case
Of pOstpOnement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
DID0EL LEADS FIELD
Turns i'm Best Card In Central Golf
Tournament.

TOLEDO. o.. July 1l.-Playing i'm
good form. Will II. Diddel of Craw-
louisville Ind. led the entrants IN
he Central States Golf association
tournament. Diddel was paired with
Harold Weber OF Toledo. and went
ont i'm the qualifying round, making
The first nine holes i'm 81. one under
par Weber. az his turn. had Al
for the nine. four down on DiddeL
on the way i'm Weber became
stronger and was two down ut the
10Th hole
T. n. Medbury of YOUNGSTOWN. @.
runner mp 90 Holland Hubbard of
Toledo ina the state championship last
Gam. was paired with Hubbard again
today and went ont i'm so and came
back at the same count.
Hubbard went out i'm 80 and home
n So.
Nelson Davies the Westvood
golfer. turned i'm an 50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
BAT FEST IN IND
INNING NETSFIVE
Get a Double, Single, Triple
and Two Bases on Balls
Helped by Wild Heave.
NewsgTLme. - - .

Newsgrlmes Special Service:
b WHEELING. w va. July H.
Errors by Blackwell Lear and Reilly
gave South Bend the first game Of
theA series Monday with Wheeling z
20 s. a double. single, triple and
two bases on balls. together with
BlackwelTs wild throw. gave the
Renders five runs in the second in
ming after Bashang's double and
Renly's error had scored one in the
Hrsc
Smokes Get Four in second.
The Smokes scored four in the
second con singles by King and Lear,
ReHlys sacrifice rs. Blackwell's
.doubIe and Dudy's home run over
the, center field fence. the longest
hit ever seen on the local grounds.
Cakahan's single and Kings double
in the third gave the locals another
run. and the score was tied ON
scheeren's hit to right center. his
steal OF second and Blackwelrs one
base blow 10 center
Win in Ninth.
The Renders won in the ninth on
Watson's double which was a fly
Altonburg got mis- hands ON in cen
Ter. but could not hold, and Lear's
wild throw TO third on McColls
grounder
Green started for the Blenders, but
was touched for six hits and five
runs in the second and third innings.
McCOH. who succeeded him, pitched
good ball. giving the locals four hits
ma six and two-thirds innings
After the second inning when the
Blenders got three blows, six hits
were scattered through seven in
n ings with no two coming in the