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GIANTS FINALLY STOP
REDS WINNING STREAK
Cincinnati Loses, After Having
Chail.ed Up Eight Straight Vic
tories to Its Credit.
GAME MARRIED BY ACCIDENTS
Two Players Hurt; One Will Be Out
or Game for Wccks-Braves Shut
Out ST. Louis-Cubs Best PhiIlies.
Pirates Down Brooklyn.

CINCINNATI. MAJ lS.-The New York
team stopped Cincinnatis winning
streak, which had extended over eight
games. by winning to-day through hard
hitting OF George Smith in thc clriy
innings. y h; hy Young. a stolen base.
a passed ball and a sacrifice ny gave
New York one run In the frat inning
ana they scored three more in the third
Ola four singles ard stolen bass.
Schneider relieved Smith in the fourth
and pitched we'll Saliec vas effective
in every inning hut one. the seventh
when Cincinnati melted two runs.
Two accidents nlarred the play. In
the FIRST inning Young. in stealing sec
ond. coliided with Biackburne and
spiked him on the foot. bu: Blac kburne
VAS bic to continue IN the game after
i long delay. In the seventh thinner
man. trying to score from third on n
double steal. crashed into Allen and
spraincd the latter's left ankle 50 badly
that ne had TO b. carried off the field
and VIII not be able 10 play for sew
e!ai weeks. The score:
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LEAVES ROANOKE COLLEGE
baseball Victory SiSnnliz~s Retirement
ar Conch Guy IL. SPru1nn-roi-
untccrs in Engineering CUrps

ial to Tn" mcs-DiSpatcn.

''t''''i ~ lH' lineS- n
SALEM, VA. May IS.-rhe 5-io.o
victory over Virginia Christian College
last TueaIay appropriately sicnaiiZed
able coachinG career at Roanoke col
'HS". lie has volunteered w th., ~
Sln"crin% corps. The nthiatic associs-
ION called farewell niaSs-n,nr;iu,,
OF The students in his honor Tuesday
evening. ~ whi.h generous iribut" Of
praiS" ava appreciation was given HIM
Tor his successful and frithfui snr.
Nir"S l.ntcr. Refreshments wcrr served
Co7ch Snruhar has Loft tor HE hone
M NaNe'ind. Ind. preparatory to on.
ter,oG upon his training
Inc r"rulnr series rf postseasor-
class hHscha'i games began with :hr
10 victory of he Go"h"mor"S ov =
III" freshmen Friday Wn6ncgd1y tha
juniors defeated the seniors 10 to ).
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\, west Point -Army. 3; John Hop.
kins /.
~ Swarthmore - Swarthmore. 5,
PENNSYLVANIA.
~ N"w Hrren--Y ai" .. Princeton. o
At Columbia University OF South
carolina. 3; Clemson College. . al
ininRsh
~ Wa'ervillh--Colhv. {: Rowdnin. ;
NJ Lcwiston--Mainc. IS. Fltca. 10
~ Medford--Ioston College. i:
e. at Providence Brown. IS: Williams
\, Amherst Amherst, >. Wesleyan.
At Chica@o--Ch:cago. ): Illinois. .
~ princeton Princeton Freshman.
j. Yale Freshman. o.
AT 'warihmcre - Swar;hmorc. .:
Pennsylvania. =
At Ationta -t;eorsia Tech. >: Uni
vcrsity Of Georgia, oil innings
~ West Foiut-John Hopkins. /:
Army. s
~ New Haven-Ynle, :; Princeton.
At nnapolis-Colcatc, 6 Navy. /,
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GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston ut st. Louis.
Philadelphia Mt Chicago
New York 1t Cincinnati l.
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PLAY QUALIFYING ROUNDS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Interesting Golf Event Scheduled for
Country Club This
Neck
The nnalffving ronnd.

The qualifying round. eighteen holes
~ medal play for the spring tourna-
r'en, Will b" played on Friday and
saturday May 2i-:S. over the Country
Cuff course at Wcshanpton. Players
may turn liz score for either day
bu 'hr FIRST eighteen holes played
Players qualifying viii be divided
int" SlNtecns and continue at match
Play i'ri ea viii be offered for the
wirn and runners-up, ana winners
~ '":":,ied Fights in each sixteen
frlEcs will also be offered for the
low net and low gross scores in the
Gual'tying round. tue prize for the
Cur presented To the club by Philip
caba,. of Boston, Mass. This prize
NH be competed for as a handicap
spring and tall tournaments. and Will
become the property Of the player
winning II twice. not necessarily in
succession, Players VIII use regular
u izc.
First romnd match play to be COM
pleted by Wednesday,, May 20, second
round by saturday. June |. Third
round By Wednesday. June ), and final
by Saturday. june $. u. 5. G. A.. rules
VII govern the event
monthly medal competition in three
classes. This event Will run for six
months and viii be played on the SEE
G on naiura Ga OF each month. Players
score viii be awardc a DrouZe medal
and q; the end Of the six months pilv
all players who have won medals VIII
compete in a medal play event for
special prizes
In class handicap competitions the
classes Will be as follows:
Class A-handiclpS twelve and under
teen.
clas. C--handicnps nineteen and
Players must register their entry
on special entry card before en,ert,,ss
competitions
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The Times-Dispatch
All Eastern Vicgiaia Team
First Team.
Seco;i:. Team,

The above ;wo a!l-stnr teams are
made MP from the Eastern Virginia
college players whose general work in
the field anu with the stick during the
past season merits especial attention.
IN some cases the selection OF one from
two or more mon has been difficult,
but when number OF players, show
ing up almost equally Well cropped out
tire high man was drawn solely from
his hatti1s and iieidinE nysra ~
first team pitcher difficult. Knight. OF
the Richmond College Spiders. and Da-
stride OF mound work and have shown
class OF the highest order. knight.
If the two, and showed in many ways
his superior [nowicd-e Of baseball
The SPIDERS are a, good fielding nine
ga average Of the NNesthampton lads
is considered, The, fact stands out that
over navis in view al his .experience
and his won game percentage.
iuII>'s PLACE A. C,rCHHn
Is iHDlSPUTABLU
Euvk. premier hackstop of the cir
cult. holds nndiaputeh place al; catcher.
We has hIsh cr6 1Idins and and mad httt ,,5is
record :orthern. also OF the spider
rivals for the second base position.
ritt's. station at third cannot he ques-
tlOnSu, Gnc both TO ms speed anu eSpS-
ricEcc in the game
Love- Indian inne,der, was shifted
to right field on the first team. His
hating and hase-runninr combined
with his speed would make him an
ideal outtelder.
VI. ". .I8lISSCS'S STICK
RECORD GIVES HIM PLACE
The record Of "; w, Johnson with
scott, If the Jackets. and Curtis OF
the Tigers. johnson swatted out
binClcs To an acgrcgat" of 1855 and
hcldcd around $50. Crosby outshines
all applicants for FIRST base on the ALL
star aggregation to an appreciable de-
gree, Oliver. of the Spiders. pressing at
his heels
Tho second team contains fast and
Srappy letters. ANior was picked for.
catcher, not on account Of his hit per
Centagc, which WAS low. nor his neld-
ing record. which WAS only fair. Az
lor. who capita med TINS years Tigers.
knows the baseball alnhabct from be-
ginning to end. and his scientific style
OF play makes him a close follower of
EuYk
TIE batting averages OF the Eastern
Virginia players We're printed this
week. Following arc tho fielding per-
cottages of all men who accepted
fielding chances this SPRING
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WIN SCHOOL LETTERS
Honor. Arc Awarded mt Virginia Ram
doIrh Elicit Country school
for Girls.

Winners OF the Virginia Randolph
Elicit School monogram for the past
year. as announced yesterday. are as
follows:
Misses Martha Alison. Rcsahell- Fra
dy. Catherine Grynes Mary Lakeland.
Julia Moncure. Lydia Purcell Kathleen
EoCersou Allcnc Kuiin. Grace Shcp-
Dard. Virginia sheppard and Elizabeth
Warren
The letters. awarded by the athletic
council Of the Virginia Randolph FL
lett school. indicate that the wearcr
has made team and has had a gooI
ply steal record in physical training for
The
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PIRATES DEFEAT SUPERBAS
nv Associated Press !

PITTSBURGH. Nay lS.-pittsburgh
defeated Brooklyn here to-day II to T.,
in a loosely played game. Griner. who
opened on the mound for the visitors
was hit hard in the third and fourth
innings. and he was relieved by Grimes
In the fifth. the latter hurler was
touched for four hits. Il walk. hi;
ia tsman and wild pitch. resulting in
five runs for the home team. Brook
lyn scored their runs i'm the ninth on
four hits and two errors. The score:
HrnpIIyn
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vtSHHIINaT r! IsUNs I.ancV. tha pWln.
Wamhsganss Burns 60 Twc-base
htts-Chapman. Burns. stolen bases
5; Philadelphia l. First base on
eIrors-Cleveland. |. Bases on balls
on Morton. g. off Bagby. .: off Perry.
o.. Hits-of Morton, in S ID innings;
of Bagby. in o1-S innings Strnck
out-by Morton, >; by Perry l. wild
Ihtch-Horton. Winning pitcher Nor
ton.
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Rravc., For;ucr Sta nrnf,

b'H TON May 1S.-Bill James, star
pl!cher Of tn" champion Eravcs OF
t'li was married here to-day to Miss
Marguerite ]. Buckley. Of Rawlins, Wyo.
james, whose arm has been bad sinc.
the year he became famous has been
'aicd Tor military service Accom-
panied 10y his bride he icft tonight
Tor Chico. cal. where he will report
10 his draft board
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INDIANS SQUARE ACCOUNTS

pHiLA DELPiiI.\. May -"l.veIa,s
siuareh the series BY defeating pima.
SSeiphia TO-DAY. 10 , all four -arcs
ore run. Cleveland secured al, &c r.,v.
st the start. and the A,hlct.os foreh.
IN uphill battle. which te!i Just sTor.
nlled IN the seventh. i'm whicb inrinr
iaspE replaced Morton ard hold Inc
locals hitlcss. cxcep, for a sin-I. Nv
.lnch -hi,ter o!drins in the ninth rhc
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TAKES EXTRA FRAMES TO
SETTLE GAMES WINNER
White Sox Win From Senators in
Thirteenth, Getting Even Break
In -Four Contests.
INDIANS TIE FOR SECOND PLACE
Divide With lnnks Honor OF Being
= Next Door to League Leaders.
Boston Downs Detroit, While ST.
Louis Wins From New York.
Lpy Associated rrcps !

WASHINGTON. May ls.-For the
third time In four days Chicago and
washington to-day played extra in
nlneS. the visitors getting an even
preak IN the four games by winning
In tho thirteenth. TO 3. Yingling and
Taotr went the full distance but the
!" asnlngton pitcher weakened in the
iast inning. alloGlng two hits and issu-
ing one Of his seven bases on balls
winch with stolen base. and an
error Eavo Chicago two runs The
teams played total Of ffty-one in
ninSs in four days. The score:
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Si,nckcr L. Chilled

NEW YORK. May iS--GIrhan Shock
err, pitcher OF the Yankees last wear.
a.nd who was traded 10 the Browns in
me deal for Eddie Flank and DrrriIi
trait last winter. is the latest OF the
star hurlers 10 be called to the colors.
He received word here to-day to re-
port for duty at one of the National
Army cantonments May 81.
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i;iciiaicrl COLLEGE,.

u! he heid ~ many POINTS This fact
u ~ a measure, dIr 1" the presence of tha
sl> veg on ne sl?a! che four college
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ALi.-ST.AR ALCOS HAVE
NO ritGlEiI, N .NJNNlNE

Playing Il steady game throughout.
tho al1-Star AicoS experienced Little
difficulty in winning over the Rau-
dolph aggregation. The final score -.
1 10 3.
Steady play on the part Of the win
ners won the contest. Particularly did
lilac Pitt. who held down the third sack
spring, shine. Kuyk Appended To- haV,
all of his accus toned pepper behind
the pan. and Knight. also OF the COL
legianS. twirlcd beautiful game OF
bail.
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sOx TAKE FOURTH STRAIGHT
By Associated Pr,ss.l,

Bus TON May lS.--Boston made i:
iopr straight over Detroit to-day win
ming TO /. Singles by Erickson and
L. Bush's wild pitch gave De;roi, IS
run IN the third. Ruths double In the
sfth. sacrifice hit and an inheld-out
yea tne score IN the seventh Strunk's
runs. after l.. Bush had singled and
Erickson had issued two passes. The
score: "
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hit batsnan and wild throw b.
Pecinpaugh enabled the visitors TO
score Us runs. Iobin'a single sent in
ine Ting and winning runs. ST Louis
MT caldwell smi Mogridgc hard
THROUGHOUT the game. and had four
t"en men left on bases. Errors by 81
Louis aided the Yankees in their
scoring. ali four runs scored Of: Louder
milk being uneaInei. The score.
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Totals

Summary: SAtr!hce Hles--NCtirudo",
TW c-naSe hltS--t COX. WIi.ialns. lnrrr-
has" hi:S-Napicr stolen blScs---Le wis
:: Taylor. Base on bails--on Taylor.
;; OF Williams. !. iiits---off Taylor.
: in innings; off Williams. in .
innings. Hit by pitched hali-Thede ick.
struck out--by Taylor. s; by Williams
5. Umpire Edwards. Scorer--Taylor.
Both twirlcrs worked III great form
tut Taylor. of the silent Athletics. wa
rendered the better support Napier :
hrcc-b1 gger and the two-base HIS OF
cook and Williams were the only extra
base has of tho affair
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T'htin deInl,IR.
'Batted for rerhin IN ninth.
'Bstted for Perry in nin:a.

Score by innings y
Cleveland " u q "a n n o.
Philadelphia .. nonlnl ooo-S
summary: Euns-tirancy. Chapman
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ST. LOUIS WINS BY RALLY
IRN Assnriated p.a

NEW YORK. Nav lS's1st louis
made sensational batting rally in the
ninth inning here to-day. scoring four.
runs, after two men were out. and de-
feeted New YorE, 6 to i. Hits by
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Good Games Feature OF Yestcrduy's
Contest In Amateur
Circles.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Section IN,
ATHLETIC LEAGUE.


NV'IEIHVF .TdI IVA IT = H''IIDN y .
Aviation Camp and Randolph. at Byrd
iark. diamond No. !: Alcos, aud old
NirEinias. at Byrd Park. diamond No
l. section 81. Battle Axe and .,sbury
II Byrd Park. diamond No. 2 Stockton
Side.
Athletic League Schedule NOT com
pIetcd).
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American AssorintInn

At Minneapolis = Minneapolis. /.
Louisville, 10.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee. o; co.um-
bus. !
polls. l..
~ 4, Kansas city-kansas City. 6; To.
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CUBS BAT OESCHGER FREELY


chicago. May iS-t'i.l.dn Hendrix
re!d Philadelphia AZ his mercy to-day
while Chicago battcd oeSrhger freely
and won. 10 /. The VISITORS were
saved 4 shut-"ut when Cravath's dou-
hie and MeuseIs single nettcd run
The score
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Southern Association.

at Little Rock--Little Rock. /; At
lanta. ..
At Birmingham. s
Memphis, |.
at Mobile-Mobne. 4; Chattanooga 6
:. AZ New Orleans--New Orleans, 2
Nashville, J.
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{ hicaSO.
Totals
totals .Se "a IL ]
'BatteG for Adams III seventh.
L. m,

score by INNINGS: r.
Chicago .............2l 0022 0x-7
summary: Runs--Cravlth, PaSkett
Hollocher tep, NORMAN. kildun. KILL
fer. Hendrix. Tw"-hasc hit-Cravath.
stolen hascs-Bancroft Merkie t2).
Mann, MeuScl. Sacrifice h!t--Kiilifer
Double plsys--t'-avat to Ludcrus:
Tiucup To Luderus. Left on bases
Philadelphia, g. Chicago. s. First on
esrrors--Phiiadelphia: !; Chicago, !:
Eases on balls--oft ocSchger. 3; off
Hendrix. l. HItS--"E Oesyhser in
Is innings: off Lineup. . in eo-3
innings. Hit by pitchcr-hy Oe3chscr
I<tiduh). Struck out-hy OcSchser
.: off hendrix. l. off lineup. /. Wild
pitch-Tincup. Losing pitcher. Ocsch-
GER.
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T'ot:'s
fnCinIia;i.


'9E"I" tE lNulN-.. T.
New York ......... q ) q o q q q o.
Cincinnati .........c - o - - zoo
summary: Runs Young. Burns. Zim-
norman. Holkc. Griffith. Ncaic. Three
IA - hits. Macec. Ntaic. stolen
aS"s - Young. Burns, Zimmerman
"lk". Sacrifice flies -Blackburne. Z.m-
German. Double pl.y-f'ietCher TO
Holk". Left OH b:Ses.--Ncw York 10:
fiuctnanti. :. Bases on halls-of g
smith. l. OF Schneider. 3. off Sallee.
!. HitS-on g. Smith. in innings.
off schneider in > innings. off Regain,
IN inning. Hit hy pitcher--by
s'chneider. /. struck out-by -. Smith.
,; by SCHNEIDER. J. by Sallee. j
l'aassd baii-Ai!en. Losing pitcher. Il.
smith.
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International I.cny,,.

At Syracuse .; Newark.
~ Rochester Rochester. y; Jersey
City. |.
At Buffalo-Bufalo. 3: Baltimore
(hrst gameD Buffalo. @; Baltimore. 10
(second game) 80
Al Toronto-Toronto. I: Bingham
ton. 10 (hrst game). Toronto. l. Eing-
hamton. tsecond game)
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Totals 81 1
core by inninCS.

Boston ............o 0O0o1c OX-3
Summary: Runs-Erickson. Hooner,
Ruth, l. Bush. Two-Iase hits-Heil.
man. Ruth. Stolen hases-Cohh. o
Bush. Hooper. Strunk. Scott. Sacrifice
hfts-Spencer. Erickson. Hooper. Nc
Innis. Double play--Shean (unas
sisted). Left on bases--Detroit. 2:
Boston. S. First base on error--De-
q: off l.. Bush, . Struck out--bv
Erickson. 9: by r. Bush. s. Wild
pitch--L Bush. l. Passed balls
Spencer, l; AEnew. l.
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- \ "a toA ~ " y " " y O-l
summary: Home run--Lowrey. sac
riiice hit-BrizinG. Stolen haSes-Beale
Monroe. Duke, Shor;ell. Hanson Dnu-
PIE plays-Monroe 10 Beale to Tucker
HltS-ou Shortell. s. of " usy. ). i;,svs
on ea!!S--by Short-il. ?. by WIsv ::
struck out--hy Shortell. =. by Wusy. 6
Lett on bas"a-CId Virginia, %. .,vi-
pirc-Roy.
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EpiscopnI high In wiuncr

ORANGE. VA. May 1S-Fniscora,
High School to-day defeated Woodher-
ry Forest, ut Woodberry, TO 2. Fat.
eries---Woodherry, Hammett and par
rish; High School. Hodgson and be-
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W 1khiuEton.

tbatted Tor RisherR IN iFlrieenth
600 LOT AinAnni'h In thirteenth.
c,hi.oe ny innings: r
SSnlcaEo ......oo nG3 o uooGno-5
Washington 5000 30onCno %
,oTru'nn,inar%; Runs L"ibold Murphy.
", y Collins, J. Collins IuJr. Me-
ih sh' roster Three. base hit--I col
i ms stolen bases --L"ibolI. I..van.
hi,s Sho'ton. Shanks Sacrifice
- r-MiurphF: Judge. McMuliir. Fahcr
=. collins Double play inx;ujtb IN
W va n; Let on hases-chcas ::
WILMINGTON. Bases on la ii.--cff
ilhsiinG. of Fabcr. : struck on;
by linEllnE. Z: BY Eah.r
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How They Stand To-Day
American League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago. .: Washington. thirteen In
ningsl.
ST. Louis, 8: New York. ..
ltostOn, 3: Detroit. 4.
CleNctiind, j: Philadelphia. 2.
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Miidtes OutcInss pennsylvania.
ANNAPOLIS. MD, May 1S-Pennsyl-
the track and field meet to-day The
Middies winning by 6S to IS points.
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....,.....42 It % IL !

summary. Ruus-Sisler. Johns. Nuna-
maker 90. Johnson. 'hockcr. Peck,n-
pauch Baker. Miller.> Hannah tD.
bases-Sis!er 90. Pipp 90. Miller ~.
SacrinC" hits PRATT, Smith Baker
NoEridgc. sacrifice y--PecEinpal..h.
Double plays-N ch and Hannah. Cicd-
con. Gerber and Sislcr Left on bases
N-w York. 8. s.. Louis, IL. Frs, base
ON crror--Srw York. .: -. Louis. l.
baSes on balls-off Caldwell. 3; off
Lnud crmilk. =: of Rogers. l Hts
of l-oudermilk. in innings. off
Rogers. " in inning: or Shpcker.>o IN
inning. off Caldwell. - in "a
innings. off Mcrr!dEc in Ia
innings. I'LL By piich"r--by Mogridg-
JohnsonI struck out-by Caldwell
>: hy iouderrn:ik. =. hy SEockcr. /.
Wild pitch - Loudermilk. Winning
pitcher. Rogers: losing pitcher. Mog
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GAMES TO-DAY.
tSo games schcduled.)
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National League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

I:o,ton. IL; ST. Louis. D.
Chicago. .: rhiindeipliin, 1.
New York. 1; Cincinnati. =.
pittsburgh. IL: 'LrLuiiIyn, {.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24

No. s1e3~~tS foot Slab span,
No. sos5---1S foot Slab span.
No. soa6--400 foot twenty t:ol foot
slabs on concrete piles),
No. esss--so foot Deck gtrder.
No. No. : :''.,s foot s s,.s span SPAN.
Reinforced Concrete Culverts.
One--W104 length Is feet.
One-W64 length IS feet.
Portable Calvert Material.
Section Concrete Culverts:
Size. 1? inches: quantity. 1897 feet.
Size SIZE IS i nsSss s sSansisy. tss feet.
Size 20 inches: quantity. 5a4 feet,
Size IS inches; quantity. "a feet
Quantity. sO.s4l Gu. yds.: class.
On the above work separate bids will
be received as lfollows;
for any group Of BRIDGES. for each of
the culverts and for all Of the culverts
as groups: for all or any part of the
or op'' any part Of the gravel surfacins
Sealed proposals will also be received
BY the County Board n, OF Pine n., COUNT .nS
A. n, February IA. 1918. for tho grad
ing and surfacing OF Minnesota Pro-
ject No. Pine County. involving the
following items:
Clearing 31.9 acres.
Grubbing $50 acres.
Excavation--173.646 GU. yds..
Hand Ditching-4.0 98 Gu. yds..
Reshaping Crown. of Road-76.700
Guard Rail-4.soo lineal feet,
Installing Portable Sectional Concrete
Culverts as follows:
IL inch-1.997 feet.
IS inch-188 feet,
Is inch-l00 fleet.
- inch--54l feet,
SO fnch-74 feet.
Gravel surfacing 60.941 Gu. yds.
The grading and surfacing on the
so miles Of State Road covered BY this
Project has been divided into ten jobs
OF I'VE miles each and separate bids
will he received on each Of the ten
jobs for the grading and work incl
dental thereto. or for the grading and
gravellfng and work incidental to each.
Plans and specifications may be ex-
amined at the office of the County Aud
itor, Pine City. Mimi. or at the office
Of the Minnesota Highway Department
800 Shubert Bldg at st. Paul. Blue
prints of plans may be obtained from
the Minnesota Highway Department at
the bidders expense.
The right is reserved by the County
Board to reject any or all bids and to
waive any defects. Bids must be ac-
companied by certified check. payable
to the County Treasurer. for at least
5 per cent of the amount of the pro-
posal.
(SiRned) w. H. Hamlin
County Auditor. Pine City.
auditors SeaD
Jan. II to Feb. II
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-01-24
NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION
OF LEGAL VOTER TO BE SET
OFF FROM ONE SCHOOL DIS
TRICT TO ANOTHER

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That a
petition signed by William Fl. Trap.
John NJ. Magnuson. Gust Carlinan.
Elias Johnson. Gustaf Magnuson. all
freeholders. who are legal voters. re-
siding in School District No. 20 and
representing that they are the owners
of lands in said District described as
follows. to wit: M of NWA. Section
1S---i2-2O, Ma Me and SIC Me of Sec.
13~-42--21. VIZ of SWA OF sen. and
SEA- OF SWA OF Sec. 13--42--2l, Sh
of SEA Sec. 11--i2--21. SWA of NEA
SEX OF NWh. SWA of NWA of Sec.
13--42-21. which said lands adjoin
school District No. 81, and asking that
they, with their said lands be set of from
said District No. 20 to the adjoining
District No. 81 for the following -rea-
sons, to wit: Nearer and better facili-
ties for school, was presented TO the
BOARD Of County Commissioners Of Pine
Board held on the Sth day of January.
A. ID. 1918. for the action Of said Board
thereon:
AND, THEREFORE,. That notice is
hereby given that II hearing of parties
interested in the matter OF said petition
win he had ut the next session of the
said Board, commencing on the 18th
day of February, A. ID. 1918. at the Of
flee OF the County Auditor, in Pine City
in said County. at O'Clock =. NJ.
by order OF the Board of County
Commissioners.
BY And. +. Edin.
Attest Chairman.
w. II. Hamlin.
(SeaD County Auditor.
(Jan. 24-3D