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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19
EAST BARNET
Death of John NJ. RandaII-Personal
and Local Notes.

Death of John NJ. Randall-Persona1
and Local Notes.
(Mrs. c. W. Tilton, Correspondent
John M. Randall died at his home
Monday, Jan. 10. He was born on the
farm now owned by Edward Wild,
Feb. 8, 1882, the son of George and
Helen McCallum Randall. June 21,
1854 he and Mary Jane Mason we re
married. Two children were born to
them, Frank ]. Randall and Lillian,
who died Jan. 81, 1874. Mrs. Randall
died Dec. "A, 1899. Besides the son
he is survived by a half brother.
George Randall of Bakersfield. Mr..
Randall enlisted in Co. c., 9Th VT. JAN
5, 1868, and was discharged as a SER
geant Dec. 1, 1855. For SO years he
was member of the Baptist church
at Passumpsic and was deacon there
for 80 years
Clayton George who has been at his
home in Albany for the past two
weeks returned to his work for Roy
Bros. last week
Albert Amell spent one day last
week in ST. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Frank McGill of Passumpsic
visited Mrs. Mary McGiIl part of one
day last week.
MissEvelyn Blandin of ST. Johns
bury has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Blandin, and her
sister, Mrs. Perley Newman
]. G. Roy attended the installation
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19
ANNUAL CHURCH MEETINGS
Officers and Committees Elected BY
North Church.

Officers ana committees ElecteO by
North Church.
The annual meeting of the North
church was held last Wednesday eve
ming. preceded by an excellent supper
at which over 200 were served. The
business of the evening included var
ious reports of the officers and organi-
cations connected with the church
and the election of officers. The re
port of the registrar showed a total
membership of sos. including 154
non-residents. During the year 80
have united on confession and eight
by letter. The IS removals included
eight by letter and 10 by death. The
treasurer's report showed all bills
paid for the year and a small balance
in the treasury. Among the officers
elected for the ensuing year were the
following:
Deacon for six years, Robert Mac
kinnon; clerk, Arthur F. Stone; treas
urer. George M. Gray; receiver of Of
ferings, w. V. Circuit: members of
executive committee. Mrs. L. P. Slack,
Arthur r. Brooks; members of bust
ness committee, f. G. Beck, B. A.
Palmer; chairman of the ushers, w.
e. Blodgett; chairman of TIE welcome
committee, f. d. Bowker; superin-
tendent of the Sunday school, H. N.
Wood; assistants, A. B. Moves, Charles
A. Shields; music committee, r. A.
Pearl. c. w. Steele, Mrs. w. G. Rick
er committee on city missions, z. S.
Waterman. w. b. Eastman, Robert
McGillivray.
During the evening greetings were
brought to the church from the South
church, whose members were holding
their annual meeting at the same time,
Charles Ross bringing the message of
fellowship.
South Congregational Church.
At the annual meeting of the South
Congregational church the following
list of officers and committees were
elected:
Deacons, Ernest Cowles, one year,
Jason Carpenter, two years, Charles
Ross. three years, Henry Fairbanks,
clerk emeritus; ]. NJ. Perham, clerk;
treasurer, w. FAIR; auditor, Arthur
Stevens; receiver Of offerings Alvin
Noyes; registrar. Mrs. Harry Nelson;
assistant registrar, Mrs. J. NJ. Perham;
Sunday school superintendent, Harry
Nelson; first assistant, J. NJ. Perham;
second assistant, Vernon Ticehurst;
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19
DEATHS

At sutton. Jan. 10, Albert II. Ball., aged
81 years.
At Lyndon. Jan. 10. Henry j. Carter aged
40 years.
Ar BOSTON. Mass. Ian. IL. George d..
French OF Danville. aged - years.
At Lyndonvile, Jan. II, Mrs. MILO r.
Woods, aged 80 years.
At Monroe. N H.. Jan. IL, Daniel Beoeh'
aged ~ years. - =. -. =,
Al Mcindoe Tails. Jan. l 3, Mrs. Mary q.
Smillie OF OrouRe. Mass, aged % years
At McIndoe Fails, Jan. -, Louise Ger,
+rnde little. infant daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. NJ II Little. aged u months, o days.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19

At Danville, Dec. 81, a son. Peter Clyde, to
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Rodgers.
At South Wheelock. Jan. 10, a son TO Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Dopp.
At Pittsburgh. Pa, Dec. 25, daughter,
wi ginia Rosalind, to Mr. and Mrs II. J..
Page.
At Ann Arbor. Mich. Jan 3. a daughter,
Charlotte to Rev. and Mrs. Wellington Tin
ker.
At West Barnet. Jan. z, a son TO Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Ghoate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express our deep appreciation
Of the acts Of kindness shown us in our deep
sorrow. and to thank the many friends and
neighbors for their ersonal service letters
of mpathy telephone calls and beautiful
flowers.
Mr.. AND MRS. NJ. II. LITTLE,
Mr.. AND MRs. NJ. q. HUNT,
Mr. AND MRS. l.. M. HUNT.
McIndoe Falls. VT,
Jan. IT, 1915.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19
WHITE sox IN LEAD
Tuesday Nights Match Places Them
One Point To The Good.

One Point To The Good.
On Tuesday night of last week the
White Sox came out winners over the
Trailers by S3 pins, and at the same
time rolled the highest pin-fall yet
in the series. The highest single
string. 1913, was also rolled by Martin
that night.
Friday night the Tigers overcame
the Jitneys in the closest game to date
by a margin of only seven pins. There
was quite a gallery in attendance
this game with rooters for each side.
Jerome made his first appearance here
and secured the highest average re-
corded so far of 912s. The pinfall:
rxyrTTTvr, GOV
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19
klCAEK,s LOCAL MAKAEr

The receipts at w. A. Ricker's Market
for the week ending Jan. II, 1916, were.
Poultry. 500 lbs. a. 10 cents.
Lambs, 80 a. 3 to z cents.
Hogs, $40 az 51z 10 OF cents.
Cattle, so "a 3 10 7 cents.
Calves, 40 "a & to 8 cents.
Mich cows. IS a. $50 to $50
Beef and hogs shade better, veal steady.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19
ONE GAME BASKET BALL
The Stars Won And Tied The f. c.
A. League-Star Playing BY
GOyette.

Only one game was played in the
F. c. A. league last week, the Stars
taking a fall out of A. c. to the tune
of 81 to 27, and incidentally breaking
up the three-team tie. GOyet's 16
baskets is pretty near a record for a
game and his score alone was enough
to win the game. Three games this
week will be apt to shake up the
standing of the teams and also fur
nish a liberal amount of food for
fans.
strong Newbury High school team at
Newbury last Friday night and were
defeated AZ to %. The Newbury
team is one of the fastest in the state
and plays such teams as Goddard and
st. MichaePs. They are out after the
state championship and those who
fhave seen them perform are of the
opinion that it is not an impossible
goal for them. The summary:
STARS A. Q.
A Thibault IF lg, Couchaine
Dumas, If rg, Laliberty
Goyet, C, Pope
L. Gagner, rg If, Lacroix
G. Thibault, lg, IF, w. Dumas
Score, Stars 81, A. c. 81; goals from
floor Goyet 16; l.. LacroiX 6, G.. Thi-
bault 5. w. Dumas A, Pope 8, A. Thi-
bault 8, E. Dumas 8. L. Gagner; points
on fouls. A. c. 1, Stars 1; referee, E.
Gagner; timer, DR.. Drouin; scorer,
Rev. Carriere.
%
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19
WANTED

Single woman, rs to IS years old.
In school for boys. To supply as
needed in any department. Salary
$500 per month and home.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19
U. C. T. MINSTREL SHOW
NOTICE OF ADVANCE TICKET SALE

Advance Sale tickets In the hands of
Council Members and also may be obtained at Bing-
hams Drug Store and Stiles Book Store.
These tickets must be exchanged for Reserved
Seat Tickets at the Colonial Theatre Box Office
either Saturday Monday, February 5th 7th.
The Box Office will be open from A. M. to P M.
Regular Sale begins Tuesday Feb. 8, at A. NJ
No Reservations made by telephone before
l p M, February 9th.
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w. G. FANCHER. Supt.
Essex County Training School
Lawrence, Mass.
CARD OLE THANKS
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks TO
the neighbors and friends. to Washburn
Lodge of Danville and the Orders and
Lodges in DO ton for their help and sympa-
this and for the many beautiful flowers at
the death of our husband and son.
MIS-. GEokGt d FRENCH,
WILLIAM p. FRENCH.
Danville VT
Ian II 1910
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19

Games This week.
Tuesday, Ind. VS.. G. G.
Wednesday, Stars VS.. c. G.
Friday, A. @. VS.. Independents.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

the German expert, f. F. Kuhn, fur
nishing the gqnest exhibition BY best
ing the veteran Pelham team, r. Cliff
ford Black and r. c. Rogers, in a three
set match after the losers were within
a point Of victory four times and had
a commanding lead. Augur rose TO the
occasion on his service by the expedi-
ent of slamming out service aces and
Kuhn gave him able support
In the women's singles petite, pretty
Miss Helen Gilleaudeau, Barnard Col
lege champion, and her sister, Miss
Grace Gilleaudeau, won tho only two
third round matches played. The popu-
lar team had worse luck in the dou-
bles, however.
The summaries follow;
Quaker Ridge championship 'ingles Third round
Eugene Nolan & r. +. Rogers. -. 60. L. F.
Kuhn q. For -. 6-9. 5-s
Fourth round-Alfrel Hammstt q. ?. p Adams
60 - Edmund EfInan d q. A l. Dionne.
Finh round-Alfred Hsmmea d. R P AuEut
sL I-5. J ). O'Nesls d. Colonel r. 5. Vaa
Ne Msn. double. tns, roundl-Dr. b. Drak.
and Harold s,yls d sigmund sDasth and c. II.
Low. - 6-l Alfred II amme,t and StettEort
Pia won from ! M.lks and R Downs By de,aa!,
r. + Augur and + Kuhn d. r. c. BACK
aid r 3 Rogers. 50. il-s. 81 :, r Adam:
and 7. l. l. Ryan won ron NJ Phillips AID
p.rtn.r ~ de,au.t. John CLARK and Cyril Mast Won
from DR. W. Roseubsum and partner by default.
second rount-Edmund Firman snd Al.sa Behr
O. Harold swain and {. Burr. e. e-l. Ralph
l. Bags and Al J. Ostendon q. Z. I. Smith
and Eugene Ashley. al. s-l. Lowell Land sad
r. Church won from Graham and Bi.lr y default
leaude.u Z Miss Helen Bernhard, ca. - Mis-
Helen Glleauiesg a. r. Whre-ide. 6-l 90.
Wonen's doubles third foundl-Mss Helel
Bernhard and Miss PollsA &. Mrs. T. Lehman and
Mis. NJ selisnGn. "a. s-s Ars G'esn al
Nm Morris a. Miss Craze Gillesuieau Ard Nss
nan AID Sis Baers.d d. Nr. A " sedsnosig z
ani Sir, Psr9 WlboGrr 81. 80; biiss Marie
Wagner Ard Ms. D. Y. Wood Won from Nhs
Strauss ard paFtasf ~ default
Fourth rouId-A!ss Marie Wagner ard Mn. D.
p Wood q Mn II Lehman and Mls N. seiis'
Al
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
BINZEN BEATS
BAGGS AT NETS
Keen Play In Annual Quak-
er Ridge Title Ten
mis- Tourney.

Play became keener In the annual
Quaker Ridge championship tennis
tournament on the courts Of the New
Rochelle Tennis Club yesterday as later
rounds In the event were reached. AL
fred Hammett, the chop-stroke expert;
Eddie Fixman, the New York University
captain, and young Elliot Binzen, the
Fordham leader, were the stars OF a
hectic afternoon in the singles.
Binzen had terrific tussle with
Ralph l.. Baggs and eventually won,
4-6, Ga, -. by aggressive net play.
Baggs played excellent tennis, hitting
harder than usual, and pulled up 10
all in the second set after Binzen
had led Al and 4o-l5. The victory
puts Binzen in the semi-fnals. Two
Of the other three semi-tnal brackets
are also filed by Hammett and J. s.
ONeale.
Hammett went through Franklin P.
Adams Go, 6-4, but not until he
found he had msn-sized fight on his
hands in the second set. Adams would
have won this set had he been able TO
finish points he had within his grasp.
After ithis match Hemmett went right
after r. F. Augur, winning Ga. o-3,
after a pretty match featured b. many
rallies.
Fixman dropped the hrst frame to
the steady veteran G. A. L. Dionne,
80. but rallied and took the next two
sets By swinging into his aggressive
game, tucking away the points at the
net. Dionne, whose shots are slower,
was much bothered. as were all the com.
petitors, by eddying winds that dived
and dipped IN the dell where the club
stands.
Many good contests featured the dou.
bles, with the team OF K. (. Augur, and
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

FEATURES GOLF
Gold Medal1ist Loses to
Benton in Hudson River
Club Play.

The feature of the day yesterday, in
the second round Of match play In the
annual championship tournament OF the
Hudson River Golf Association, on the
links Of the Hudson River Country
Club. at Yonkers. was the defeat OF
Charles H. Brown. OF the home club,
by c. V. Benton, a clubmate.
Brown had startled the followers o'
form In the qualifying round the day
before by winning the gold medal, but
Benton. playing with great steadlness.
defeated the gold medallist by the big
margin Of UP and 10 play.
In the first round, in the morning,
Brown had defeated Stuart D. Con-
molly. Of Rockland. the holder OF the
title, by . up and l 10 play, while Ben
ton took the measure Of Stanley 7.
limerick. another Of the home Sub
stars, By and 2. In the afternoon
Benton went along at a great pace
against Brown. taking an early lead
and reeling off the holes in par or
better. Els card showed that he was
travelling at the rate Of about even
fours up to the point where the match
ended
The summaries follow:
Championship division Ce-s, roundl-c =. Ben
ton. Hudson gi' sa1 ds's'f' Bo1a madsoa RSe
defeated s p, Connolly. noeiand; .nd Nh II =
isiestsI A Young. Hudson River and ?. 2
b Wilson. Bocklant defeated l. Sands
Rg;Sh' s:,.s,.s nS Small Tssinl" Rosad nsi'; snd
G II Moore Hudson River. defeated W
s"iR san 5o nodiSq F1,i Rss S.... ID Rsy Duaf,s lSr.
second sse-Sd round-Bcn,on defeated Brown. ant
defeated Wilson. lnd 8: LOnsaep dsiesied
rt ssi e e., es%i99 gsHgsg .a9 4'i?a ro5as a
bea, McHas. and ,: sands oes. Small. and
- second sS siIieen ars, roundl-w y. veteran
issisd s',5 '72 e. r.JIsr L IT, Hudson .'s' .ad
Care, Nos Hudson River defeated X d. small
River. defeated + n Dyer noc.i..ae. a4a -. (!
8 DS Hgdson B's5 d,i.ssa No.. 8.56.. ~ LAI, gs
issIeq nsa'P' D H'f IeS2ery, Had.os River s1d
" Jz5ine Hudson River. defeated = H. lirs
ton. dsfeated " II. Garrett. Hudson River.
'Hs second roind-ws,sere.u defeated Smith. and
1: Mott defeated Grir;th. and q Doy defeated
Rossire aad 4 J4bino defeated Watson, sld
Beaten eight of second sixteen tnnt round -
smsu snd 5. Earle tstea'el Nes5ery. ard
g. TITUS defeated Garrett, AID 5.
po-y.iton defeated 2 A Sheets. Hudson River
and 1; q smith. Hudson River, defeated A
Bunker Hudson River. 2 Up. &. Taylor PoHel,
tog defeated C. O. Melvin. Hudson River, Z an
4 n N smith. Rock.srd defeated Campbell
scott Hudson River, 2 9ld ! A. = CArEs1te, s,.s,
.ns q. IL III Ooss Rockagd defeated L A
shee,s n. Hudson River and :; IS G. shsrri,l
Dutchess defeated W. schmid'm1ln, Rock. and y
default + Il Mclesn. Pswelfon. defcas-i " H.
Purker Hudson River. By default.
second round Smith defeated Johann9i. 8 snd
1. ravior de,ssssd " " smith 3 and ! Car
bsnter defeated G0ss ? up. Sheriff. defeated Nc
iran / up fle ho!esl.
Beaten eigh, q third sixteen ers' round -
II bunker defeated Z. A. Sheets. up NslVu
defeated scott and 8. Buch tnan deieated 2. A
shesis ir . and ! q. H. Bunker deies,si
sctmidtmann. 9 and 5.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
Entries at Jamaica.

First race Oor ,woyear olds. non winner; At
r,ceting. selling Eve furlong l-Soyeig. l04 Cheer
Zoe Miss TYrperary 90 Doc Meals. ll2 Marble
head i07. Bright star %; Eden PGrk. loi' Alone
st last lo4. Radiant Flower. 10Y.
second race for three year olds and upward
selling. one mile and seventy yards p. sndsan.
lis: Harry Junior. ios Nephtlys, III Nash los
Saratoga is: 'Volusps. 96. Sevilian. W. .,
Third race jfor three year ods and upward sell
ing. one mile and one furlong)-MonocAey rs
.Ssrnsr IS: Monmouth. us DAY Day 49,
Golden Gate. los. Colonel Holloway, llS.
Fourth race for three year olds ana upward
Trisrs Handicap. sit urongl-Gunhearef. los
Startlins. loo. Old Koeng. l0e. Gsiner l42. BE
nevoic.t IL: Kewesss. 10. MsTse Henfy Nv
Comoly. l24. Hanson. los. Harry SHAW Nv Enfe
Firh race (for three year o'ds And upward mares
And gedings: selling. one mile and sefeV yafdsl -
Ttna E.Ea e6. Republican. III Sapier. liz
.Schoolboy. ioe Red and. l2l. queen o' Para
sim race (for two year old nilies ana gedinrs
Eve furlonysl-Wido Eyes. 100. Prisciis iVe' hore
Finn. l0oes Sea Wave. 100 Ser'Ae't 4O''
Apprentice allowance claim7i
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
LETSON TAKES JUNIOR
STATEN ISLAND TITLE
Seager Goes TO Defeat In Five.
Set Match.

Benjamin II. Letson won the Staten
leland junior tennis title yesterday on
the courts Of the Clifton Tennis Club,
at Arrochsr. Earlier in the month Let
son won the Long Island boys cham
pionship. He was a member of the De
Witt Clinton High School team that
won the Manhattan and the inter-city
honors Letson required five sets yes
terday to defeat his team mate, John
Seagar. at 60. 1--6, 0-6. GO, %.
The wind bothered Letson in the
second and third sets. lie made the
mistake of attempting to make speedy
drives against it. After Seagar had
reeled Off eight games Letson changed
his method 20 win by safety play.
After the match Sesgar. one of the
most promising youngsters in this sec
tion. announced that his tennis career
is ut an end. He will 90 into business
in Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
Mitchell Released
to the Tigers

Cleveland, June 22.-It was an
nouneed by the Cleveland baseball club
to-day that Pitcher Willie Mitchell,
left-hander and veteran Of the Ind.
ians' hurling corps. has been released
20 the Detrol, Americans. Mitchell has
been unable to pitch winning ball all
season for the local team.
lie VIII ipin petIai- a. ansa- --
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
NEWARK NINE
WIGGLES A TOE
Tenney's Team Shows the
Fans That 1t Is Alive
After All.

Newark came to lie yesterday st-
ternoon defeating Montreal in the
opening game Of the series BY the
score Of 8 TO 4. The Indians had the
better of the breaks in a shgging bee.
While both teams hit heavily it was
not until late in the game that they
got started making runs. There were
no counts in the first four innings.
Newark broke loose in the fifth, and
did so with vengeance. II ran up a
total Of six runs and won the game
right there.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

SIS best have
think his work this season is by
baseball Hans be
his printed and to-day he making plays at
with over Boston he beat us by two remark
without
Of slowing take oath that he
for three or -FOUR
He is he'S o Sp rival in sight
Johnny intended When
I'll bet it would
he had S2OO000o0 he
couldn't buy In ball Which
o his career
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
Star Shoot Family Takes
All Prizes in Big Stakes
MRS. BARLOW STARS IN
SHAWNEE CLUB GOLF
Merton Cricket Club Player Wins
Low Score Medal.

Shawnee. Penn, June 22.-Mrs. Rom
aid II. Barlow. Of the Merton Cricket
Club, was the star Of the first day Of
play IN the annual women's golf tour
nament Of the Shawnee Country Club
to-day. Besides winning the gold
medal in the qualifying round. with a
card Of 47-47-94, she won her first
round AZ match play. defeating Miss
Nav Bell, of the Philadelphia Cricket
Club. by 4 up and 3 TO play.
rRsT EIGHT.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
Club Standing
in international

GAMES TO-DAY.
Montreal at Newark.
Toronto at Providence.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Rochester at Richmond
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newark. g.; Montreal. Z.
Providence. Z: Toronto, 6. ut in)
Baltimore, 3; Buffalo. 2.
Richmond. 4: Rochester. j.
STANDING OF TEAMS.
W.L.P.C.I w. PC.
Provid'ce 81 Is .674Newsrk.. % 70 .47s
Baltimo'e 23 81 .523 Toronto. IS II AS
Richm'nd "a % .5i1 Montreal. 22 rs ASS
Buffalo. % % 500 Rochester II rs .37s
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

TTTsf oIgTI |lTSI T0uTdT-MTs- BGr0w Deal NIsi
Re up and 90 play Ms. Potts beat Mrs
Faith I az. Miss Chandler beat Mrs. Bilsten. ] up
l2l h1esl Mrs. Stet,on heat Ms. Fox. ] UP.
Second eight ltrst rouudi-Mrs. kuig beat Mrs
MsrseI. up ard = 90 play. Ms Corey beat AlH
Seaman. J UP: Mrs HiIles beat Mrs. schocmaker.
up and % pay Mss StorTs beat Mrs. Doyle up
and a TO p.sN.
Third eight tfrst roundl Mrs. Tattershed beat
Miss Nsterh0use ! up Oe holcsl Mrs. Williamson
hest Mrs MeehsI. 8 NJ and 10 Play. Miss Nee
han beat Nls Wafcrhouse. M and 10 play;
Mrs Stcwau beat Ms. Perry up and ! 20 Play.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

Sacrifice hiis-Durgin wltter, sscricce hy-
Callahan Stolen bnses-Milsn 2. Cable. Mmmer-
man Damrau. smyth. Tvo-blse hi's-schwer-i.
Hssey Three-base hit-Damrau. Base on balls
OF Fnrmann g. OF Coveli. 8 Struck out
By Enzmsnn. Z. By Coiwen, Q. HIT BY pitched
blll-By En1msnn tslarey): by 6ColSsh sZm-
p,srmap) Wild pltch--Colwen Double play
Csiis ana Darzin First base on euon-Ncwark
! Montreal 2 left on basss-Sewark o: Mon .
treal H. rmpires-CleaEy ard Chesiuua Ime
Of game-2.oO.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
The Break.

the first clubs the American League
running bnket than So for
Cleveland and Washington clubs
that deserve ptionalc credit their fine
July generally brings
change White Sox faled
the front In the last three weeks
club t They have been getting
formidable conene
well 300, while
Bobby Veach Is o. his back in hurry
probable ball clubs will within
The and when it tho club
contender the field
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

Cw GEa1kIa70 Rice
The Golfers Alphabet

/ ne 0OlIcr AlpndDet.
N is for Nibick-the club have found
/ about rs times every round
o is for Outer Bourds-of to the right
Which the caddic yels out in roice Of delight
p is for Putter-to tchicb | so lean
I frequently II four times to green.
Q is for Quer1r-at each tourney date.
When then ask "Whdts your score?'-when you had 96
r is for Run-up-d shot that toe play
Sometimes like dub and at others jay.
S is for Styrnie-n thing esteem
As much as I do O nightmare in dream
r is for Tee-1chere you swing tUith q snap
As uou hook slice or top NTH TO the trap.
L is for Up-,Ohich is mostly the t0dy
The other guy is NTH the last hole to play.
V IA for Vardon--a man might catch
II he started me II up in match
we for Watcr-t0here fer0 balls ,ciU float
The ,Dorlds record holder at Getting the Goat.
X is the letter you mark on your card
bout eUeyy third hole ighen the going is hard,
y is for Yelp-uhich do with
When .ce get just eractly tho score pe deserve
Z is for Zest all hare for the game
The old and the young and the halt ard the lame
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

Baltimore Wins in Ninth

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