Evening capital news., April 19, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

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GAME OF 19 SLATE;
STEP OUT IN TENTH
Enormous Crowd Frantically
Welcomes Opening Combat
at Boston; Maranville, Fresh
From Navy, Shows Top Form
Albany, N. Y., April 19.—Gov
ernor Smith today signed the
Sunday movie and Sunday base
ball bills.
Boston, April 19.—(United Press) —
Old Kins Baseball, resplendent In a
new crown and robes, marched out
on Braves' field here today and there
upon his loyal subjects, a big crowd of
fans, shouted themselves hoarse and
in various other ways let him know
that whatever their attitude toward
him during the war they are heart and
soul for him now.
The occasion was the opening of
the baseball season when the Boston
Braves mot the Brooklyn Dodgers In
two games.
The Dodgers won the morning game,
which went to 10 Innings, by a score
of & to 2.
ENTERS UPON NEW ERA.
If the enthusiasm which greeted the
opening game Is any indication, then
baseball is entering upon a new era
which may eclipse its pre-war popu
larity. The very sight of the players
as they walked out on the field was
the signal for an uproar of welcoming
shouts and cheers.
The first hit and the first run of
the season were made by Malone, sec
ond baseman of the Dodgers, who sin
gled.
Wheat tripled to right field, making
the first extra base hit and scoring
Malone.
Dick Rudolph pitched the first ball,
which was missed by Johnston.
Olson, the Dodger's shortstop,
opened (he second inning with a sin
gle. was sacrificed to second and
scored on Kreitger's second to center.
BRAVES EVEN UP.
In the seventh inning the Braves
tied the score when Wilson singled
over short, scoring Smith.
Maranville flied to Myers, scoring
Kelly, but Wison was caught between
first and second.
In the tenth inning the Dodgers,
despite good work on the part of the
Braves, scored three runs and thereby
clinched the honor of winning the first
game of the 1919 season.
Maranville in his playing showed the
results of his navy training and ap
peared to be in the pink of condition.
He says he Is going to put up the
game of his life this season.
Score by Innings— R. H. E
Brooklyn 110000000 3—5 10 1
Boston . 000000020 0—2 10 5
Batteries — Brooklyn, Cadore and
Kreuger; Boston, Rudolph and Wil
son.
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T. Th. S.
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er BOISE HIGH
Local Baseball Team Piles Up
Score of 15 to 5 on the Junc
tion City Diamond Friday
Afternoon.
Thursday afternoon the Nampa
high school baseball team was sound
ly trounced by the Boise high school
nine in a good but one-sided game
played at Nampa, Boise taking the
contest by the score of 15 to 5. The
game was featured by the close pitch
ing of the Boise twirler, Williams, and
the hitting of the Boise team, which
seemed to be able,to rap the Nampa
pitcher at will.
The batteries were, for Boise. Wil
liams and Brown; for Nampa, John
son and Nary. Williams seemed to
have everything in the twirling line,
allowing but five hits during the game,
and striking out 13 of the Junction
City lads, while Boise found Johnson
for 15 hits, and then followed them u)
by getting an equal number of runs
across the homep late.
Williams, for Boise, led the field In
hitting, making five clean hits. Brown
was also good, getting two. Lansden
and M. Silen hit well.
Just prior to leaving for Nampa
Thursday afternoon the members of
the team elected David Williams cap
tain. The new captnln is one of the
mainstays for the team, being at home
in the pitcher's box or behind the
plate.
Nampa will play a return game
some time this week here In Boise.
The day for the contest is not yet
certain. It was originally scheduled
for today, but because of the flying
circus being here it was called off.
A Word of Caution.
When a child has whooping cough
never give any preparation containing
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as when you do there is much more
danger of It resulting in pneumonia.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy can be
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FROM THE SOUTH SEAS
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COAST LEAGUE STANDING
Cluba—
Won.
Boat. Pet.
1
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Oakland .........
3
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Salt Bake ........
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San Francisco ...
4
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Sacramento ......
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Seattle ...........
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Vernon ...........
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Portland .........
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FRIDAY'S
RE8ULTS.
At San Francisco—
R.
H. E.
San Francisco ...
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1 4
Oakland .........
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3 4
Batteries—Seaton and McKee; Kra
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At Dos Angeles— „
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Vernon .............
Batteries—Crandall
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R. H. B.
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Lapan ;
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Salt Bake ................... 5 10 S
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Seattle ..............
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T T Sat
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T. Th. S
Little Stories of the Nations
timfs astonishing cnangss in ths
GROUTINGS or THE EARTH'S PEOPLES.
* " - • By Albert Barrett Sayres >< ■ *
How Italy Wa» Rulmd During tha Foartaanth Century.
D URING the period when last we
gave thought to Italy, tha country
had baau a eollaotlon of Independ
ent commonwealths, some of which had
fallen undar tha dominion of the western
empira.
Theos Independent cities gradually be
came grouped Into larger states. In the
eases of ottloo ruled by tyrants or lords,
the earns situation developed, for the
lords or tyrants endeavored to got pos
session of weaker nearby cities to form
a larger domain. In euch casse ths ruler
tried to get the Pope to grant hlm soins
title, and eomotlmoo to stabilise his power
by swearing allegiance to the smporor.
In thslr rear hinge out for power the
raiera of Italy during tha ltth and 16th
centuries employed mercenary armies.
These armies—and there were many of
thorn In Italy at this time—wore com
mand ed by generals who gathered shout
them bonds of soldiers and then sold
their services te the highest bidder.
By such means the dukes of Milan—
who became very powerful—extended
their rule over some cities of northern
Itely. In the seme way the common
wealth of Venice rose to greatai power.
Aa we last saw. Varies had baoome ona
of the greatest maritime powers In ths
world. Contant with this prestige for •
time, Venice later was tempted to gain
land dominion as well. And Vonlos now
extended her power ovsr some of the
cities of northeast Italy.
Venice end Florence.
For e time the city of Venloe bad basa
ruled by the people, but now the chief
families of the city gathered together
and formed an oligarchy. But they were
wise enough to rule prudently and mod
erately. The other two great eea powers
of Italy had been Genoa and Plea. Both
had been commonwealths. But a great
sea battle between Genoa and Pisa re
ODD and INTERESTING FACTS
In Labrador, sealskin shoes are made
for the dogs, who, attached to sledges,
travel at great speed over the rough
Ice and need some protection for the
feet.
• • •
The swiftest dog In the world, the
borsoi, or Russian wolfhound, hàa mads
record runs that show 16 feet In a «sec
ond, while ths gazelle has shown meas
ured speed of more than 60 feet a sec
ond, which would give It a speed of
4900 feet in a minute if the pace could
be kept up
duoed Plea greatly In power, and Ocnea.
though still a commonwealth, was later
forced to submit to ths Duke of Milan
and tha King of Prance at different
times. Plea became subject to Florenoa.
To those widely varying farms of gov
ernment In the tingle country of Italy
wa must now add a third—Florence. As
Venice become ths greatest as ample of
an arlstoomtlo commonwealth, so Flor
ence was tha greatest strample of a
democracy In her time.
In ths Uth oentury the old nobles of
Florenoo hod been put doom. But la
ths course of the ltth century there
arose a now kind of nobility. Among
theoe, one family In particular escamt
powerful the family of the Medici. This
family gradually rose to the chief power
In the state, though without taking any
particular tltla to themeelvsa or dis
turbing the commonwsatth.
Different Governments.
The Medici were not tyrants nor lords,
nor was thslr power like that of Porlolsg
ot Athsns, for It passed from father to
son. The power of the Medial woo more
llko that of the old Reman emperors
who rsspseted the forms of the common
wealth. Though tho greatest and moat
famous democracy of tha thus, Florence
was not so purely and ragularty demo
cratic as othar commonwealths had baao
and later bscamo. Nevertheless, at Flor
en oe during this period there was mom
llfn political, Intellectual and oanunar
olal, than In any othar olty.
Tho mighty Romo hod fall on on evil
dare when deserted by emparer and
Popa It had loat Its old plaça In tho af
fairs of Italy. But now the popea re
turned to Rome and became temporal aa
well aa spiritual princes there. In time
the popea extended their power over the
nearby cltiee from sea to sea.
So we And during this period the most
widely differing forma of government
living and ruling within what wa oon>
aider a amall country.
Among the Indians time la calculated
by moow Instead of months. January
Is cslled "the Hard Moon"; February,
"the Racoon Moon"; March, "the Sore
Eye Moon"; April, "the Moon in which
geese lay eggs"; May, "tha Planting
Moon"; June, "the Moon when straw
berries are red"; July, "the Moon whan
choke cherries are ripe"; August, "tho
Harvest Moon") September, "the Moon
when rice is laid up to dry": October,
"the Rice-Drying Moon"; November,
"the Deer-Kllllng Moon," end December,
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