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Price $500.

q St Sc. 4 sixroom. modern brick house
The owner of this property will accept terms
and possession can be given within q short
time.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

McKEEVE
l4O5 Eye Street.
MASSACHUSETTS
HEIGHTS.
A beautiful hollow tile home on large lot:
completely detached: new; eight rooms and
modern bath: every modern convenience; hot
water heat; electric lights; hardwood floors;
garage space: an exceptional buy for $4,000.
MckEEvER 4 GOSS,
1905 Eye st. Main no..
PARK VIEW.
Tapestry brick with colonial front porch;
situated on corner in good section; SIX rooms
and BATH finished in hardwood; screens avn
ngs: space for garage. Price. $9,oU.
14o, Eve ct Main 1852
GEORGETOWN,
$500.
i Brick home Of six rooms and bath: front
and double rear porches: sleeping porch; hot
water heat; electric lights; good lot with room
for garage; house in AL condition
MeKEEvER & G0SS,
1905 Eye ST. Mail fi"-.
$4,000.
Attractive home in Mt. Pleasant: ten rooms
and bath: brick construction; lot 100 feet deep;
double sleeping porches; good furnace. Terms
can be arranged.
McKEEVE
14O5 Eye Street.
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Price. $3.50.

LIST 81. Sc, near Congressional Library A
six-room. bay window. brick house, in perfect
condition. This house is occupied py the own
err who is leaving the city. Can be sold ON
terms Of $40 cash. balance $35 per month, In
cluding interest and principal.
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SHANNON
713 14th ST. NV.
NORTHEAST.
SO, 400.
Distance about blocks from the govern
ment printing office. Union station and post Of
flee: q substantial brick dwelling containing
rooms and bath; furnace heat. gas; corner on
alley; space for garage.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
$1,000.
An attractive bungalow in this subdivision
of individual homes; large rooms and bath:
hot wuter heat electric lights; hardwood floors
and trim; ample space for garage; immediate
possession.
CHEVY CHASE.
$4,000.
This home is undoubtedly Of the best
values in Chevy Chase. The house is detached:
contains rooms, 1 attic room and bath; am
pie front and rear porches; all the moderni-
ties; screens and awnings complete; lot 60x175.
with garage.
5000.
This charming little suburban estate repre-
sents the best value in its vicinity. There is
three-Quarters Of an acre, very well developed
in flowers, grapes and fruit trees. The bunga-
low has 8 rooms and bath; electric light city
water; 20 minutes from the city; real buy for
the right idea.
SHANNON
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Price. $500.

room. modern. colonial house: side and rear
alley: large yard. The house is in perfect
condition and possession will be given when
transfer is made. Terms. $3.50 cash. balance
$50 per month"; including interest and prin-
cipal.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

R & GOSS,
Main 4752.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
one Of the hest buys in the city: beautiful
home in one of the best sections: seven rooms
and two tile baths; detached; front and dou-
BILE rear porc,es: sleeping porch electric
lights; hot-water heat; garage space; immedi-
ate possession. Price, $10.l5o.
McKEEvER & GoSS.
1906 Eye st. Main 4ao2.
CHEVY CHASE.
A new stucco home completely detached. on
large lot; six rooms and bath, with front ana
rear porches; sleeping porch; every modern
convenience; hot-water heat; electric lights
hardwood floors; garage space. Price. si4,oOo
McKEEvER & GOSS,
1405 Eye st. Main 4152.
WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS.
A beautiful home Columbia rd-: brick.
semi de ached: exceptionally well built and
arranged; twelve rooms and three baths: all
modern improvements: hot-water heat: electric
lights: hardwood foors and trim; new. at
tractiye electric fixtures; plumbing recently
gone over; a home complete in every detail
Price, $50, 600.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FONTANET COURTS,
14OO Fairmont St. NV.
Desirable 8. 4 and rooms and bath apart:
ments in this high class building now offered
on the cooperative plan.
A reasonable cash payment and email month
" payments.
Cali today and talk it over.
VIM. H. Lanham,
14O0 H st. NV. or at Fontanet Courts.
pm. to 8 80 pm.
Phone Main $3.50.
ia0a CONN. IVE.-THREE VERY ATTRAC-
tive rooms and hath; immediate possession
1890 17th ST.-TWO ROOMS AND BATH;
electric lights: vacant.
THE NEW CHAUMONT,
1885 EYE STREET.
OvcrlookinT Franklin Park; exceptionally hne
two.room and bath apartments: unfurnished.
sl2 18th st. Main ss1.
The Hadleigh Apartment Hotel.
The newest and finest apartment hotel i. the
city. To be entirely completed October !.
pancy September Is. Building now open for
inspection. Every conceivable convenience for
the comfort Of the tenants.
rooms and bath Housekeeping apartments
Rom one room, breakfast room. kttchenetts
and bath. to seven rooms and two baths; many
FnrnisSed spsrtments, with or without hotel
Tuiiy descriptive booklet with door plaas
sen lease. Sc now being executed.
The F. H. Smith Company,
MANAGING AGENT.
916 18th ct.
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PETwoRTH-7 n AND B. a BEDROoAS);
ali improvements. $3.50.
petworth-6 T. & b.: all improvements; deep
petworth-e r. 4 b.: semi-detached. $3.50
Petworth-6 =. & b.: semi-detached, 81. $50
Kiibourne, near 18th St NV. 10r.. 3D.. $13. 500
i4th St, north Park R. tnew). :. b.. $11. $50
For colored-Fine northwest location, r. b..
large stable or garage. hold autos $500
Pre-war price on all of above properties.
WIN, T. WILLETT. 1909 II NV.
our-oF.TOWN OWNER WISHES TO SELL
MT once row Of press-brick houses. two cor.
ners. well located southwest. Price, $2OoOo;
terms An opportunity to sell singly and
make 4 big profit.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
515-516 Bond bldg,
18th and New York ave-,
Main AZ.
ONE SQUARE WEST OF CENTRAL HIGH
School-lO rooms, stone and brick. Price and
terms right. Quick possession. OWNER,
laos Belmont NV. II
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Price $3.50

A st. Sc. near Lincoln Park. A six-room
modern. colonial house: cellar and furnace
The house is vacant and ready to move in
Terms. 81 $50 cash. balance $50 per month.
including interest and principal
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Mr.. 18th and Newton SITS. NV.
$500. $500 Cash.
Nice Groom and bath house. of which are
BEDROOMS; room for garage large lot to
wide alley. An exceptional buy.
18th St. Near Webster.
$lO,5O0. Terms.
rooms, tiled bath: hot-water heat: electric
lights: hardwood floors: colonial front porch
breakfast and sleeping porches tapestry brick
front; room for garage. Immediate possession.
iOntario Rd. Mr.. Columbia Rd.
$4,000. Terms.
10 rooms. tiled hath; steam heat electric
lights: parquetry floors: newly papered and
painted; room for garage. Immediate possess
sion.
Meridian Place West of 18th.
$500. Terms.
Attractive colonial style brick home of 8
rooms tiled bath: electric light: thoroughly
and back yards colonial back porch. Convent
ent terms can be arranged.
Longfe1low St. Near 18th.
$lO,5OO. Easy Terms.
Brand-new tapestry brick home; rooms.
spacious porches front and rear; high eieva.
tion; convenient to cars and stores; splendidly
arranged.
HARTUNG
30l Southern Building.
Phones Main 10
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Price. $1,000.

massachusetts ave. me-. between 9th and
10th SITS. One Of the best locations on Capitol
Hill. Contains seven large rooms; hot-wnter
heat; large brick garage in the rear; southern
exposure. This house is thoroughly modern in
every respect. Any reasonable offer will be
submitted Satisfactory terms arranged.
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Near Million Dollar Bridge.

New houses in Washington Heights: eight
rooms and bath; spacious porches: Hastily dec
ornfed: excellent locality; ready for immediate
occupancy: terms. Address Box 154-P. Star 81
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1923 New Hampshire Ave.
$1,000.
Brick, 9 rooms. bath; h.w.h.: gas; electric
ity: colonial porch; double deck rear porch ::
laundry trays; large pantry: built-in refrieera-
tor; storage pantry servants toilet; shades !;
screens awnings. Terms.
Oak St. NV. (Vacant)
$500. Cash, $3.50. Monthly, $65
Brick, colonial porch: rear porch; g rooms.
tiled bath; gas; electricity; hot-water heat
pantry; newly decorated.
$4,25O-Heights NV.
Cash: $3.50. Monthly. $40.
mace heat; cellar alley.
$,65O-Petworth. \
Cash. 1000. Monthly, $50.
electricity: rear alley.
DAVID E. BARRY, N, MAI. in 1901.
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GET OUT OF THE
RENT IAN

~ l. vi
RENT JAM.
Put an end for all time to the
uncertainties of leases and the
rents you may have to pay.
Buy home-you can do sc
with the same money you are
now spending for rent-that
when it is paid is gone forever
Put into Home is like putting
it into a Savings Account-it'.
YOURS-real money value.
For such an investment moth.
ing can equal the
COTTAGES AND BUNGA.
LOWS IN ARMSLEIGH
PARK.
They are most attractive;
most carefully built; perfectly
appointed w HOLLY DE
TACHED. Some are six; 9th.
ers are eight rooms.
Inspect Sample Homes.
Open Every Day and Evening.
PARK OFFICE. AIS 3oth ST.
Phone Cleveland 1890.
Take Chevy Chase cars to AL.
bemarle St. walking west; OF
Wisconsin ave. cars to Window
st. ArInsleigh Park is situated
just between Chevy Chase and
Cleveland Park-a most delight
full location.
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Near Western High School,
Georgetown-%, 300, 1000 Cash
Two-fsmily hat, ; rooms and bath down.
stairs, rooms and bath upstairs: separate
heating plants; have room for garage. A real
investment.
Fessenden ST.. Chevy Chase,
D. C.-$1O,OO0. Terms.
Detached home Of rooms and bath, with all
water heat; electric lights and room for garage.
New Home, Petworth.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
rooms, tiled bath; hot-water heat; cleo
tric lights: hardwood floors: colonial front
porch large screened sleeping porch cold stor-.
age pantry; attic; deep yard to paved alley
Located in a splendid residential section north
Near Wardman Park Hotel.
SIS, 900. Easy Terms.
rooms. . baths: hot-water heat: electric
lights; hardwood floors: room for garage; IL
brary: front and rear porches in perfect CON
dttion; newly papered and painted throughout;
corner Immediate possession.
Bungalow, Chevy Chase, D. c.
$14.5OO. Terms.
First noor-Lving room, Library. dining
room. pantry, kitchen. one bedroom with sun
parior and bath, large front porch. open fire.
place. hardwood noors. Second door-Three
bedrooms. large storage closets. trunkroom and
tiled bath; lot 65x139; freproof garage
screens and awnings; home on either side n
comfortable distance away; perfect condition
throughout.
Z GIBBONS,
1Sfh and IT Cte NM
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

Exceptional bargains; beautiful new homes
one 50. 14th st. cars; six and eight rooms. !
and baths, white mahogany trim: ready for
occupancy; terms Address Box lisp. Stai
office.
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UP-To-THE-MINUTE DETACHED 7-Ro0R
house: nearly new: in North Cleveland Park;
lot 40 by 100; $11, 900; immediate poosessiou
Address Box 116-P. Star Office. Is
FOR SALE BY OWNER-6-ROON AND HATE
colonial brick home near Soldiers Home; ess:
furnace heat; $5,150 Terms. AS Irving st
NV Ias
SAVE s., 600 MOVE RIGHT IN as KEEPER
n.w.-6 rooms. brick. semi-detacbed; ami.
good condition; nice location; $7.5O0 2Ss
FOR SALE BY OWNER-8-ROOM BRICK
house with bath. furnace heat. Price, g. $50
$50 Saith st. NV. West 2245. Possession In
80 days. l0s
42o2 RIVER ROAD NORTHWEST ROOMS.
pain; not water heat: electricity; large lot.
WILLIAM r. ELLIS, 1912 G st. NV.
FOR sALE-EXCEPTIoNAL INVESTMENT:
i've two-story and basement Groom and b III
brick dwellings; modern improvements; on
per annum. Not a months rent lost on any Of
these houses in past five yenrs Price, ST.. zoo
FOR SALE-EXCELLENT INVESTMENT
Five two-story and 8 room and bath brick
dwellings. north Of st. and west Of LIST n. ".
Rental. 81 $50 per annum. Not q months rent
lost on any OF these houses In past 1--WE years.
Price, $3.50
FOR SALE-EXCELLENT INVESTMENT
L st. between Goth and 21st NV; 2 desirable
6room and bath dwellings: good conditisn;
tent, $3.50 per annum. Price. $3.50.
FOR SALE-EXCEII.ENT INVESTMENT
l. st: NV. west Of 26th. 6-room and bath brick
JESSE l. HEISkELI.
n 81
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APARTMENTS TO LET
FIR NU0uEn

APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHED.
1885 9Th ST. N.W.-FTRNISHED APART
ment. rooms and bath: also one extra large
bedroom: reasonable.
!. ROOMS. kITCHENETTE. BATH APART
ment: will turn over lease to party purchas-
ing furniture for S215: rent sfSI per month
Call Apt 406 the Monmouth, 1919 e ST. NV
after > pm.
LADY HAVING ROOMS AND BATH
apartment would sell furniture and give over
apartment for 500; going back TO New York;
low rent. ADDRESS Box 131-P. Star office.
4 ROOMS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
furnished; in the Albemarle. from Oct 1;
sl21 80 per month. Phone North 9179.
CALIFORNIA ST.. NEAR CONN AVE-
Modern apartment house: rooms and bath;
hnely furnished; years lease rent. $175 per
month.
WAITER A. BROWN 400 H st. NV.
1 ROOM. KITCHENETTE, vESTIBULE AND
two adults only. Columbia 673I
SITTING ROOOM AND BEDROOM: NON
.. Call after @. 1Ss
3RoOM APARTMENT. NV, WITH OR
people. Address Box CLIP. Star Office. I8s
2 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE AND BATH;
will turn lease over to party buying furni-
ONE MONTH ONLY. COMMENCING SEPT.
10. entire lower floor, kitchen, living, dining
and bedrooms. in new house, 26O3 Monroe n e
Take ktverdale or Mt. Rainier cars on G ST.
Rent $So Call tonight or Saturday.
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The Hadleigh Apartment Hotel,
18th st.. to W SITS.
The newest and finest apartment hotel In the
city. To Be entirely completed october I.
Many Of the apartments to Be ready for occu.
pancy September Is. Building now open for
inspection. Every conceivable eouvenienes for
the comfort Of the tenants.
Non-housekeeping apartments Of one and two
rooms and bath. Houseket ping apartments
from one room. breakfast room, kitcnenette
and bath. to seven rooms and tWo baths; many
with large porches.
Furnished apartments. with o. without Aotel
service.
Fully descriptive booklet. WITH aoa plaza
sent on request.
Leases now being executed.
The F II Smith Cornnanv
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BUYERS

Blu 7 EKS,
Write for my complete list Of HOUSES FOB
SALE and full particulars.
II {. HARDING. 1854 Col. nd. Col. 6S6l. 49,
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MT. PLEASANT-REAL HOME BUY; DE-
tached; rooms, baths. lovely grounds; no
brokers KEY Mt 1900 18th st. NV.
IN THE 1900 BLOCK ON IRVING STA 10.
room home; h.-w.h., gas and elec.; in splendid
condition; stone and brick construction; un-
surpassed by any house in Washington as n
paying rcoming house for q better class of
roomerr Call Main 1915. 1ss
1924 EUCLID STA 2-STORY S-ROOM
house with pleasing outlook: servants room in
basement; attic; concrete front; 9 rear porches;
dreplnces; hot-water heat: electricity; garage
space: wide alley; near 18th st. cars and Cen
trail High; well constructed; convenient for
work. with distinctive. artistic qualities, A
house one will buy who is looking for a house
OF comfort and Of beauty. Owner leaving city
Immediate possession. 100
9th ST. NEAR O-8-ROOM BRICK: HOT AM
cold water: small cash payment or good month
" payments OWNER, 1898 Sixth st NV
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McKEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eye Street. Maln ~
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WANTED-R0OMS.

ROOMS unfurnished for Ink. by 2 adults
and child years: must be reasonable Address
Box 1902. Star Office 49,
UNFURNISHED, or rooms. kitchenette and
hath by settled couple: not over $50; ne.
Sc. preferred. Address BOX lisp. Star office.
lSs
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CHILDREN will be cared for on Sunny hi
farm BY trained nurse; reasonable term
Alice l.. Clark. Brookville, Md. 1Ss
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
3l4 Pennsylvania avenue s.e.-

On an avenue. s,e. A modern six rooms and
bath. bay-w:ndow. press-brick house; furnace
heat; room for garage. This house was built
by days labor. and is In frst-class condition
Reasonable terms can be made and possession
given Mt once.
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EASY FOE BRAVES.

NEW YORK. Aprit li,--tIoSton easily
defeated the New York Nationals IN the
opening game here today. the score be.
ing . to ). Boston drove Barnes out AZ
the box In the second luHiug when ihcy
scored i've runs on four hits. base on
balls and d Wild pitch X was the y'rst
time Boston has defeated Earncs since
ne was traded by that club to New l"EN
TWO years ago. E.ayrS. Il recruit I"it
handed pitcher. OF The IUS'Cn C!uN. iiadc
a good showing tuS The Braves. bur
Weakened pcrcepttbly il ihc clos.ns IN
uinss and Wa relieved IL The ninth By
MCOUIlicU. Score by INNINGS.
New York . = D Z 10 o - O-a ? o
e.ayrs. NcQulIlan and O'N,!U. Barnes.
Hub6eu. Winters. Ryan and Gonzales.
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PROSPECTS ARE GOOD
FOR WESLEYAN NINE
Host II Good Men Answer Call For
Baseball Candidates at WeSleyan
College

BCCkHANNl,N. April - Follow
ing on" Of h. most successful basket
ball seasons West NIrE. MA Wesley al
college has over had there came IN" r;t.l
for base bull rqud!dat"s witu ;nr result
that u host If good mon ,ui"'d .on,
and prospects tor the year are 'hd""|
very gratifying. 80 whil" ~" fans ar"
laudirg the wcrh ur tn" base ball art
!stsandthr triumphs Of ,h. hasH'' hnli-
ers has what wan"d. a lt'l" r"v!"W
Of the records has brought uu' tn" fact
that II" men who played this season TIA
tho basket bail team and IN ihr required
number Of games 10 WIN letters, TIER"
were. but seven IN number
Their Will IL" no i"iluN presentation
Of letters this y'uSuU. hUi IA" men wlu-
nlug lh~m. /. n. Ross. STARK. EohrhouEh.
Potter SurdcEar jUhnsvu ami Fisher.
have received urnriS! notification Of
tn" awarding Of Ihr lu~'gm a aud "r"
rutIt,rd 20 wear the -" according to
,hn ru!rS and rrEula,r"ns % NusU. ~
WESLEYAN
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WON BY ATHLETICS.

PHILADELPHIA. Ia. April II
Ruths muN OF DuEans long l!ncr
allowed two runs 10 scur" in tn. eighth
inning here today. giving Philadelphia
a . - | victory over New York IN IN"
opening game Of the season. llumr
runs by Pipp and Perkins scored The
early TALES. Roth Perry and ShRwk.y
were in fine form, but twice double
plays came 10 the rescue of The local
phuodclphia coo OH 02N-3 !
New York $780,. 100 GOO 0oC>-i : |
Perry and Perkins. Shawk.y and Rucl.
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MADE THE HITS COUNT.

BROOkLNN. =. 7. A1EN Ii.-IN"
Srooklyns made practically all their hits
delphia in the opening game. . to >.
Tho batting Of Wheat and Konetchy.
was timely. Myers. although credited
with only one hit. q three Dagger. scnr-
ed three runs. due 70 twice forcing out
runners. Cadore held the Ph!lNeS to
four hits. Uatil the ninth. whcn they
punched four more after two We're out
for one run. Eeis and Ward led IN he
Phiiadeiphia 20 O0oo0 IOI-2 \ :
Brooklyn ....0 v . U ) X--9 . }
RiXey and VI. Wheat: Cadore and
KrueSer
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COVELESK|E
HELD BROWNS

ENGLAND. ohio. April l+.--CieN"-
land opened its season hy defeating s.,
Louis ) 10 0 before one Of the largest
opcnlHg day crowds in the history Of
Cleveland baseball. Covclcslir held 81.
Louis "a dive hits and struck out seven
men. Cleveland hit SuthorUu hard.
punching It's hits in the second inning
when II scored four runs Johnson :
feld was q feature. Score by innings:
-. Louis ...... OnO 600 o00--0 q
Cleveland 1900. o." nln OcN--J u "
So;horon and SEVERED; Covelcsk!r
and Il'Nnlll-
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IS
EASY FOR REDS

CINCINNATI. O.. April l+.-TI"
Worlds champions opened Their season
here today by beating the Chicago cub"
: To ). Alexander VAS hit freely aud
was unsteady but his batting was rc-
Sp"Hsihlc for all three Of ChlcaEu.S runs
Rurthcr held the visitors well IN check
except In two innings. The Reds clIu"n.
I'd the victory in the seventh Ly scoring
thrc" runs on walk 10 pNUh"rt and
hits by Groh. Duncan and koptt. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-15

Two base hitS--Ciroh killjtrr, =. Three
base htS-AlCXaudcr Home run
Roush. stolen basC-kUpf. Double PLAY
-Ru"thcr t. Kopf 10 paub"r'. Left on
hnsos-ChicaEo ); Cincinnati :. Ras" On
hnlls--Oft Ruethcr /, off Alexander
Hit by pItchcr-By RurthCr SruI.
out-Ry Kuether Z: by Alexander d.
Tmrlr"S--R!glcr and Moran. Tim" OF
Ealur--l,4
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ELEVEN INNING STRUGGLE.

CHICAGO. April l+.--WcaVcr. /. Cox
Inns. Williams and Holman furnished
thrills in an exciting eleven lnninS game
today. which Chicago won from Detroit
three 10 two. ushering IN the american
League season here. NeilDann'S hum"
run lied the score and forced the game
into extra innings.
D,t-o,t O0r 600 l0I o0-@ .
Chicago &C.. 900 ho2 00g Gl--@ II
Dauss and S,auagc, .NinsmI,a. Will
lam and Schalk
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FORFEITED GAME.

Tie MidI'c Island M.lrr's ',r'".,od
tn.lg FHu" Ni'h ~" Lower l,,T'.d Jun
.or< y"Si"rda; AtiornCr". when thy
culcd T., pa. IN al appearing" TOR tE..r
scheduled game.
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PIRATES WIN IN
EXTRA INNING

ST LOUIS, Mo. April N-Pitts-
ourSh defeated 81 Louis 20 IN ten
iunlngs IN the opening game OF the
season today. NichuiS"n'S inti-ld h.t
with the bases full ScorIuE n" winning
nun Doak was forced 20 lEav" the box
IN the third inning on account Of ILL
ness. SCOre.
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