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New Britain herald., 1916-05-16
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. Boston at Pittsburgh. New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-16
Senators Win in Eleventh.

Washington, May 16-Washington won an eleven inning game from De- troit here yesterday by to 5. Shanks long fly scored Milan from third with the deciding run. Washington knock ed Coveleskie out of the box in tke seventh for Boehling and Ayers until Walter Johnson stepped into the breach when the eighth opened He had the visitors at his mercy during the remainder of the contest. The score:
 r. h. Q. Detroit ...... ....'......- lz Washington ....'...' Batteries Coveleskie, Dubuc and stanage; Boehler Ayers, Johnson and Henry.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results. Cleveland 6; New York 4. Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 4. Washington s6,. Detroit 5-11 in rings. go-Boston-Wet grounds.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-16

Lines to Colonel Speaker. When Speaker swings out for a fly That leaves a blot against the sky The Graces, known of old, fade out Where Form and Art are forced to
 yield,
 And Rhythm leaves in utter rout Before Perfection on the field. Poised for the sprint on agile sweep For Texas tap or wallop deep, The poetry of Motion fades And passes onward with a sigh And all the Graces look like jades When Speaker swings out for a fly.
 '"The April and May showing of a ball club means nothing," announces an exchange. It is the hard, long grind after June that tells the story. Yes, and then again No. The White Sox last year were far in front through June, but they faded out in July and August. The Braves of 1914 were far in arrears in June, but they won out in September. On the other distinct paw the Phillies got the jump the first two weeks in April and thereby won the pennant. And in 1912 the Giants won the flag by the big margin they established up to mid-June.
 No one can figure the Dope out by precedent There are too many mys- terious ingredients to be figured Who can forget 1906, when the White Sox. in seventh place in July, won nineteen straight games, the Ameri- can league pennant and the cham pionship?
New Britain herald., 1916-05-16
Plank Invades Old Home.

Philadelphia, May 16-Eddie Plank tried to come back at Shibe Park yes terday and pitch St. Louis to a vic tory over the Athletics, but the re- juvenated Mackmen after being held at bay during the first six innings, jumped on the veteran southpaw for four runs in the seventh and won an exciting game 5 to 4. In the sixth inning the Athletics punched two triples and two singles with a hit batsman and a wild pitch. Joe Bush was effective after the fourth inning. The score:
New Britain herald., 1916-05-16
Business of Shading Our Eyes.

Sir: In 19I4 the Braves got EVeTS and went from the bottom to the top. In 1916 the Cleveland Indians got Speaker: watch them take the same route in the same way.
 Redland has had Bid McPhee and Dick Hoblitzell, but Hal Chase is apidly eracing the memory of all ether first basemen in the general vicinity of Red battlefields.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-16
BILL APPLIES BRUSH.
Gets But Three Hits Of Former Hartford Twirler.

Nell. May 16.-Though Lowell Ea, desperate effort to dodge the Aine in the ninth period yester- &on Man "Bill" Powers collected 8f and applied the brush pre- as he had threatened to do &hout the game. One smashing meant 8 Lowell run in the Itch attack, and Powers posi- refused to permit such liberty. Istart to finish he proved himself E of every situation. Meanwhile, Efefd wore no. decorations for bsiveness. "Matty' Zieser was endid form for Lowell, and the Sox. didn't negotiate the magic Buntil the seventh, and then they kble to send just one across. That Sufficient, as events proved. &field got to Zieser for six 8hree of which came in a merry
 row and spilled the beans for
 The score:
 % r. h. e.
 f1eld '...,.OOoOOO1O0-1 6 0
 .'.'. .O000OOOOO-O 1 $f feries-Powers and s+enbens
 Lohman and KAhullen.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-16
Just a Little Duck.

Laufs,f May 16.-Heady base Age sby Zach Wheat in the ninth 8 and Mike Mowrey's lucky hit a bounded over Jack Miller's lin the eleventh gave Brooklyn 8ory over the Cardinals yester- 3core 4 to 2. For the first nine as the game was one of the most 3ntly played ever seen here. 8yn won because it played 1cfever ball in the final innings. It's early stages the contest was lining duel between Meadows 8nith, backed up by brilliant
 of both teams, each club hit
 one inning and the Cardinals Aor I, going into the ninth. The
 s.. .t r. h. e. Ayn <. . O100o8o10O2-4 II 2 3ais .... 0OO020OOO0-2 4 0 1eries-Smith, Cheney and Mil 4ds Meyers; Meadows, Ames and
 and Gonzales.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-16
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results. Providence 6, Rochester 4-7 in- nings.
 NeWarl1-Toronto-W grounds. oal lCinnoreM Ontrea1-Wet grounds. f'lchlnond-Bu BuffaIo-Wet grounds. standing of the Clubs.
 Won Lost PC. Newark .....'... 13 .929
New Britain herald., 1916-05-16
hilIies Knock Honey Out.

[innatf,7 May f16::-Philadelphia Toney 6it of the box in the tnhf1gs yesterday, taking a lead
 runs, and was not headed 2ftGr, winning by to 4. Knet-
 Is taken out for a pinch hitter, E6seIey, who finished for the
 was pounded in the eighth.
 pitched a fair game. He filled &ysesa in the ninth and was re- by eDemaree. A double play,
 kti to sKillifer, ended the game. fores ''f*-- >-<s:
 kelphia =. 1300O030-7 10 3 |nati ...5rr 0OO1O111O-4 g 4 {eries-Rixey, Demaree and kr; Toney, fKnetzer, Moseley Elarke. ~.' .-~@2-7
New Britain herald., 1916-05-16
j. AND FRED AID IN GIANT VICTORY
|er's Pitching and Latter's
 Iing Send Cubs Down Again

|eago, May 16.--Fred Merkle Pol Perritt, attended we'll to the Eal Giant uplift throughout the Ea clash with the Cubs at Charlie |hman's North Side park yester- Afternoon. Between the pair of awith occasional exhortations on |part of such interlopers as Be Burns, Davey Robertson, @ Doyle, Benjamin Kauff, Artie |her, Bill ,McKechnie and Red 3 they took the second straight #Chicago and the sixth in a row etr first western invasion. The < like the action of this sun wind blown afternoon, was #it and ern otio1al all the way as be desired. The Giants won a, but they had not won till the 3ub was turned back in the 8inning. The score:
 -.r r. h. e. Y ork . =. O11oO1OO0-3 10 1 go .... . 02O0000O0-2 6 4 Aeries-Perritt and Dooin; An~and Archer.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-16
Rirates Nose Out Braves.

Pirates Nose Out Braves.
 8burgTf, May 16.-The Pirates defeated Boston yesterday, 8 h a heavy hitting contest. Both
 kot five hits and four runs in
 a ast inning. [, Cooper then gave
 b Harmon. Rudolph stayed in
 me until the end of the sixth
 when he gave way to Ragan,
 Topped the scoring. Mamaux
 I d Harmon in the seventh. The r. h. e. ........ .412000oO0-7 14 2 1argh .....5 4O030100*-8 IS 4 zeries-Rudolph, Ragan and Cooper, Harmon, Mamaux &ifson and Gibson.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-16
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-06
SUPREME COURT
From Cavalier County.

From Cavalier County.
J. d. McLennan, Plaintiff and Appel
liant. VS..
IF. A. lPlummer, Defendant and Re
spondent.
Syllabus: o.. On a trial de novo
Of an action brought to rescind a con
tract and to have certain prommis-
sorry notes and securities cancelled
upon the alleged ground of fraud and
failure Of consideration, the finding
and conclusions Of the trial court in
defendants favor are sustained.
ca. A formal written assignment
of an interest in the capital stock Of
a corporation which HAS issued no
certificates Of stock, is not essential
to pass title between the parties.
co.. Where an oral agreement for
the sale of an interest in the capital
stock of a corporation has been fully
executed, without anything having
been said with reference to a written
assignment, and the vendee has for
over a year been recognized by all
concerned as the owner thereof, a
| SOulJ VI O4ulCy VIII INV oAJuu6S q
rescission merely because of a subse-
quent refusal by defendant to give
such formal assignment.
~. Fraud is never presumed and
its existence must be established by
clear and satisfactory proof in order
to justify court in resembling a sale
on such ground.
90. Upon trial de novo in the
supreme court, evidence examined
and held insufficient to establish
either actual or constructive fraud, or
failure of consideration.
Appeal from the District Court, Cav
alier County; w. J. Kneeshaw, J.
From Judgment in defendants
favor, plaintiff appeals,
Affirmed. Opinion Of the Court by
Fisk. J.
Crimson & Johnson, Of Langdon, At
torneys for Plaintiff and Appellant.
w. A. Mcintyre, of Grand Forks, At.
torney for. Defendant and Respond
ent.