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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-13
THIRTEEN INNINGS
Cadets Lose Championship to Wash
inston and Lee.

LEXINGTON, VA. May Especial.
THE final game of baseball between
Washington and Lee University and Viz
GINA Military Institute. deciding the cham
pionship for these two teams, was played
here this afternoon. and resulted in one
of the prettiest exhibitions ever seen on
these grounds. It was not until the last
man was out in the thirteenth inning that
the contest was decided.
Andrews and CARMEL both pitched a
beautiful game. The fielding of Crawford.
Boogher and Andrews for the Students.
and Montgomery. Johnson and McCabe for
the Cadets, was brilliant. The largest
crowd of the season witnessed the game.
score by innings: r. II. E.
VARSITY. ..1ooooooooooo1-2 5 s
institute. o0OooI 2
Enthusiastically. Andrews and Bag,ey;
Institute, CARMEL and Roller. Umpire
Captain Marshall, of Institute.
Summary: Struck out-By Andrews. S;
by CARMEL, 9. Two-base hits-Insttute, 5.
Stolen bases-'Narsity, 3.
The Cadet team leaves here Monday for
Roanoke to play the Blacksburg Cadets
Tuesday afternoon
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GIVEN AWAY
Bottle of B. B. B.-CuIes all
Blood and Skin Troubles.
CANCER, BLOOD POISON
Aches and Pains, Eczema, Pimples,
Eruptions, Scrofula,
RHEUMATISM AND CATARRH

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bleeding and headache? pricking pains
in the skin? Skin pale? Skin feels hot
and swollen? All run DOWN. Blood
bad2 Have you pimples? Eruptions?
scrofula? Eating sores? Itching. burn
ing Eczema? Scrofula? Boils, Scaly
Eruptions? Skin or Scalp Itch7 Cancer?
Blood, Hair or Skin Humors? Tired out,
with aches and pains in Bones or Joints?
As tired in the morning as when you
went to bed? Hereditary or contracted
Blood Poison? Ulcers in throat. mouth
or ears? Swollen glands? Rheumatism?
Catarrh? Have they resisted medical
treatment? To cure any OF the above
troubles. 3. 3. B. (Botanic Blood Balr1l
should be taken at once. The remedy
has a peculiar effsct-different from any
other blood medicine-it drains the i'm
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restoring to the Skin the Bloom of per-
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the enemy's yesterday at Potgietsrs Lag
er. southeast of Veutersburg. and captured
several wagons and some prisoners
French. with Forsers ard Dickson's Bri-
gades, and Hutton-s Mounted Infantry. is
some distance due north of tbs place.
I'VE have taken nearly leo prisoners dur
ing the last two days. All the Free sta
ters. who could give a good account OF
themselves nave been diSar.net and al
lowed to return TO their farms.
THE NIGHTS are getting much cooler.
RAILWAY REPAIRED.
GENEVA SIDING CFciddy). May IL
Cdorning)-The British forces nave arrived
here. marched splendIdly General French
In the advance. Fidng was heard yester-
dav In the direction OF his forces Some
of the InniskiIllngs had approached a
Kraal where a force OF Beers We're con-
cealed.
1t is expected that. the railway to the
Zand river will be completed Tonight;
The line was almost entirely DESTROYED
north of the river but beyond. where t1s
British are the Beers retreated from their
positions too hastily to DO much damage
RRARANT PUSHING; ON.
EDEN CF-rIday). May 1.-THE Beers re-
tired somewhat to-day but it is impossible
10 saw where they may turn next. owing
10 their great mobility General Crenfeli
succeeded in pushing them back near Ra-
nnishop. while General Rrabant pushed
forward in the direction of Brands Drift,
along with General Campbell and the Six
taenth Brigade A body of Beers mas APP
reared at Verona, on the L.adybrand
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WILL INVESTIGATE
Complaint as to Treatment of Federal
Prisoners.

PRISONERS.
RALEIGH, N. c., May Especial
The Government has heard much COM
plant of the treatment of Federal pris-
oners at the penitentiary here, and has
sent two special agents here TO inVeSu,
gate things Warden Green shot ana
mortally wounded Federal prisoner last
week.
There are conflicting reports as to the
shooting. Only officials and conVictS sd"
the trouble. The penitentiary has peen
the hot-bed of all sorts OF scandal ior
several years. Green says he shot the
man Horne in self defence; that ne was
advancing upon him with large suck.
j. c. l.. Harris, the closest trlend OF
Governor Russell, repudiates the STATE
ticket He says, further, that II Gov
ernor Russell had given. his interview Ten
DAYS earlier as to the Pearson-CraWiofV
congressional contest that Pearson tfssp}
would have been defeated
The Republicans realize that the sea sea-,
ing of Pearson will hurt the party VET
badly in North Carolina. for 1t Is mace
very plain that it is by fraud that Sra"-
ford was Ousted.
A STATE LEAGUE
The Raleigh Athletic Association mas as
decided to order uniforms and out!ll 10.
the Raleigh baseball team. Inc idea OF
a State League met with immense ap-
proval, and will be organized. Pc
The Brevard Water Company, oe e,d 20 600
ward. Pennsylvania county, WIN sio'ooV
capitaI. was to-day incorporates.
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A PROFESSIONAL WOMAN.
E,xneriment Made With Food.

A certain professional woman in New
York, connected with one of the large In
stitutions there, has had curious eXpe-
rience with an experiment in using a GER
tain kind of food It seems that in Octo-
Der last she had a serious Illness and was
at the po;nt of death, the brain and body
in the last stages of exhaustion her re-
markable experience with the food was
brought TO the attention of the makers by
some of her friends, and in reply 10 a
letter she wrote as follows:
st nave no objection to the PUBIC
knowing of the wonderful transformation
my system has undergone by the use of
sGrape-Nuts since November, 1899. began
using the food when convalescing and
when in an exceedingly low condition; and
used a small quantity and became SO
fascinated with the flavor that I gradually
discontinued nearly all other food, includ-
ing tea and coffee.
up to now I have consumed about 100
packages, and have gained twenty pounds
In flesh. Am marvel to all my friends
who are aware of my former state OF
health. There are aboutkffty families who
have adopted the use Of Grape-Nuts be-
cause of my experience. You can give
my name and home address. but do not
mention my professional connection.
Mrs. E. N. Wood, $50 Amsterdam Avenue.
New York city.
There Is a reason. The makers of Grape
Nuts select certain parts of the grains of
the field that contain delicate particles of
phosphate of, potash and albumen. These
elements, when combined in the human
body. go directly to rebuild. the gray mat
ter in the brain and nerve centres OF the
body.
This L. a demonstrated fact. and can be
proven 81 any one WHO cares to make the
{e11as a
q the brain and nerve centres. that Is prac-
Stica1ly the keynote to the whole health
proposition, for wnen the nervous system
IS In perfect poise all parts OF the body
respond. 81.
;ss Grape Nuts are for sale at all the large
grocery stores IN the country, and can be
1oun le use ID practically all Of the best
kasAl1iAAi IA AnA1iaa.s
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THE BRITISH ADVANCE.
Dispatches From Roberts D. crb'us
ODerations.

Operations.
LONDON, May 12.-The War once mas
received the following dispatcn from
BosHRAND, May 1s-9:o5 A M
T am eight miles south OF k-roon-
stadt. The enemy evacuated the hrst me
of entertainments during the night we are
row accommodating towards kroonstaa.-
Gen. Frenchs cavalry seized the dritt
over the Valsoh river at 4:So last evening,
lust in time to prevent passage being OPP
posed by the enemy.
MARCHED TWENTY MILES.
LONDON, May a2-I:35 A. M.-Lord
Roberts te.egraphs to the War once nnaeS
date OF Geneva Siding, May II evening",
as follows.
"Ny headquarters with Poie-carew's Oh
vision marched twenty miles to-day, and
are now at Geneve Siding, fourteen miles
from Kroonstadt and about six miles from
Boschrand. where the Beers are holding
entrenched positions. Gordon's Brigade Is
in touch with them: fuckers division Is a
short distance southeast and Hamilton
force Is still further east
.sBroadwood's Brigade overlook Q part OF
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C. ". Robinson, Augusta. Ga, writes:
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s,andi,roft the Clubs.

rrha .ana at Broad-Streett Park yes
teraay afternoon between Newport news
and Charlie Boyer's Colts was the pref
test of the season. and was one OF the
closest-a game that was not settled uniii
the last man was out in the last halt OIL
the last inning.
Jandr,,u. the young Richmond pitcher,
Who took his lessons with the McCabes
Tigers. was. lin the box for the VISITORS,
and he gave pretty exhibition Lanofum
has the making of fast twlrler, bni
he must have plenty Of work to do. one
game a week will do him no good. he
is a youngster that must work three or
four times week to keep IN winning
shane. His playing yesterday made
good showing. nor he held the heavy hit
aers among the Colts right tdown TO
taw.
Roach did some fine twirling on his own
account, and 1t was due TO a large eX-
/. tent to his work that the game went TO
the Colts.
GOOD PLAYING.
The local fielding and base running
was up to the notch, and very little
can be done to improve it The hitting
IS also very fair, so that it may be said
that before the season grows much Older
some splendid exhibitions Of ball playing
may be expected.
The first bag was covered yesterday by
Foster, who held up everything that
came his way. Drauby IS under the
weather. Sutch took all chances in left
field.
There will be games all this week,
Carnival Week, in order that the thou
sands of local and visiting rooters may
enjoy themselves. Newport News win
play Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
and Norfolk will make its first appear
ance on Thursday for a series of three
games.
Umpire Craig resigned yesterday. and
pending the arrival of new official,
Mr.. Duke, of the Jimplecutes. held the
Indicator, giving general satisfaction.
Rooters' Row was augmented and or
namented yesterday with Mr. Joe Firth.
an ardent rooter, who, by mistake, rooted
for the visitors. King Charles Phillips
was absent, and was. accordingly, fined
one peck of peanuts, which he has prom
Used TO have on hand for the Row on
Monday.
TIE State League will meet at noon on
Tuesday at Murphy's Hotel.
The correct score of yesterdays game
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THE BEST PRESCRIPTION

for chills and fever is a bottle OF Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. The formula is
n AMY printed on each nackaSe. 1t is
simply Iron and Quirine In tasteless
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portions. The reason initators do not adj
vertise their formula IS because they know
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II you knew its ingredients. Groves
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nav Price SOC
PURE sTERILIzED SCOTCH MALT.
A most excellent and pleasant Spring
Tonic. Most Appetising, refreshing and
strengthening. Price, Is cents a bottle;
s15e a dozen bottles.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.
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Mick" Carter was in the box for the
Orange and Blue, and allowed the visitors
but two clean hits, the third being a
scratch Goodrich twirled a good game
for Maryland until the sixth, and deserved
better support. Rea played star fielding
game for Virginia, and also led in the
batting, securing a triple, double and two
singles. Captain Male caught We'll and
lad three singles to his credit.
For Maryland. Whitehurst at short-stop5
played a fine game except in the sixth
inning Fenner lifted the ball out of the
lot in the first inning, sending in White
hurst ahead of him.
Virginia plays Georgetown in Washing.
ton on Saturday next. To-day's score:
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GOLF AT LAKESIDE
The Tournament Was Continued
Yesterday.

The Tournament Was Continued
Yesterday.
The bright weather brought out a large
crowd to Lakeside to witness the sports
of the day.
The golf tournament was continued
from last Saturday and resulted as fol-
lows:
Glass A-Ellyson beat CABOT, 1 up;
Tower beat Harrison, up. 2 to play.
Glass B-Warwick beat Rutherford, 2
up.
The match between Bosher and Jones
was postponed.
Class sC-Wingo beat Binford. up. Q to
play: r. c. Workman. Jr., beat j. P Nc
CURE, / up
The winners will be matched, and the
finals will be played on Saturday, 10th.
The target shooting was commenced to-
day, and attracted q large crowd. and
all voted the first shoot success. Ham
mond and Colquitt tied for the best
score, each killing twenty-nine birds.
The next shoot will be on Saturday, the
18th, and they will be continued on each
Saturday during the season.
Each member who wishes to contest for
the handsome gun offered by Parker Bros,
must shoot twice during May in order to
form a basis for handcaps.
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To give an alarm when door or win
dow is opened a new device is formed
of a spring-actuated bell secured to
strip Of board, with a second piece of
board hinged to the first and opened
into a wedge for insertions under the door,
which, when opened, closes the wedge
and starts the alarm.
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ST. ANDREWS SCHOOL.
Closing Exercises Held for Year End
-. inc Yesterday.

The closing exercises Of the sewing and
industrial evening classes OF st.
Andrews School were held YESTERDAY
afternoon in the assembly hall OF the
school building. In the classes there
were more than a hundred children, tnelr
ages ranging from six to sixteen years.
n The exercises were opened with prayer
and Scripture reading by Rev. Thomas
Semmes, pastor Of st. Andrews Episcopal
Chapel. The programme consisted OF
singing by the children and the award
ing OF medals and distinc tons. arter
which each child was given a potted
plant s5Sasssa Is
During the af ternoon the children,s
work for the past eight months Has
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Ga,acre Reaches London.

LONDON. May 12-General Gatacre has
arrived from South Africa. his coming
being unmarked by a demonstration of
any kind
A dispatch received here to-day from
Cape Town says that General Sir Charles
Warren has been gazetted Military Gov
ernor of Cape Colony, north Of the
Orange River, with the exception of kim
berley.
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Anneal for NIafeking.

LONDON, May 12.-Lady Georgiana
Crrzon has issued an appeal for help
for Mafeking. The appeal concludes with
hoping the day the relief of NIafeking is.
announced the writer will be able to wire
congratulations, accompanied by sub
stantial sum Of money.
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Hamrton. 6: Portsmouth, 5.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, May 1e.-spec-
ial.-Portsmouth dropped the third of the
series to Hampton to-day by a score of s
TO 5 IN what was, TO the visitors. q. heart
breaking finish. The loss of the game was
due TO bad Judgment and a disastrous er-
Tor behind the bat. Allen had lost the
game TO the visitors. and when the ninth
began the score was to 2 in favor of
Portsmouth. Leonard, VINO had pitched a
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summary: Two-base bits-Kain. Berte.
Tbree-base hits-Stouch t2). Stolen bases
Tannehill, Giiligan, Weaver. Base on
halls-of Roach, !; OFF Landurm, 4. Hit
by pitced balls-Foster. Van Deisen.
Struck out-By Roach. S: by Landrum, s
Passed halls-Kelly. Time of game
hours. Umpire-Mr. Duke.
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Princeton Won.

PRINCETON. May 12-The Dual track
meet between the University of California
and Princeton was held here to-day. The
game began ait II A. NJ, in the presence
of a large and enthusiastic crowd of
undergraduates and visitors. Princeton
won the meet by the score of 10 to 2
points,
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Yale-Haryarl,

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, May 1.-THE dual
meet between Yale and Harvard Univer-
sites will be held here this afternoon. The
following events will be decided:
The 1Oo-yard DASH 220!-yard dash, quarter
mile half-nle one-mlle and two-mile runs.
hurdles. 2e0-yard hurdles high jump. broad
jump, pole vault, shot put and hammer
throw.
Records are expected to be broken, some
of the men having equaled them in private
trials.
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DEEP RUN RACES

RIM to tho Track.
A special train will leave Elba Station.
on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, on Tuesday after
noon for the Deep Run Hunt Club races,
taking passengers direct to the race
track. The street cars will leave every
twenty minutes from First and Broad
Streets The first run is called for 2:30
O'Clock. Tickets are on sale at Branch
R.. Aliens. Polk Miller Drug Company's
and w C. Schmidt's.
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wonderful game, allowing but four hits.
gave man base on balls and hit an
other man. He was taken out and Luiticn
substituted. a passed ball let in two runs
for Hampton and the remaining two were
batted and stolen. Score:
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improvements at A1mshouse.

The Council Committee on Relief of the
Poor met at the Almshouse yesterday and
instructed Superintendent 6. B. DAVIS TO
advertise for bids for putting in improve
ments at the Almsnouse.
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H;rh schoo, Showed Under.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. May 12.-special.-
In baseball game here this afternoon
the Episcopal High School was showed I'M
der by Gallaudet College by a score of
81 to o.
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Standtn. Of the Clubs /.

Where They Play To-day.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago
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-
Cincinnati - O3O1O0001-5 il 1
Philadelphia. -. 10000 0-S 10
Batteries-Scott and PETIT; Bernhard and
Douglas. Umpire-Swartwood. Time, FPS.
Chicago, 13; New York. 3.
CHICAGO, May 12-The New York team
went all to pieces in the third and contin-
ued their loose play until the locals had
scored twelve runs. Mertes' homer in the
seventh inning being the only run earned.
Attendance. $500
Score by innings: R..H. E.
Chicago. $500. A S-l3 II 1
New York.. ...O00O01O023 8 6
Batteries-Callahan and Chance: Sey-
mour, Doheny and Bowerman. Umpire
O'Day. Time, 2:15.
pittsburSS, 5; Boston, 4.
FfTTSBURG, pa, May 12.-The game
was played on heavy grounds and in a
drizzling rain. Pittsburg batted out its
avictory, five out of the eighe hits being
long ones Attendance, $500
Score: TX. H. f.
Pittsburg ....01O0013o
Boston ...1 0OO00I 3 1
Batteries-Philippi' and thinner; Lewis
and Clements. Umpire-Emslie. Time
2 hours.
BrOOkfyn, b. 81. LOUIS, ..
ST. LOUIS, May 12.-McGraw made his
debut with the st. Louis club to-day. His
error in the ninth cost st. Louis the
game.
Score: K II. u.
ST Louis. ..1Oo11Oo1o-4 9 3
Broolllyn ....01O 0Q0103-5
Batteries-Young and Robertson: Nc
G1nnity, Kitson and Mcclure. Umpire
Hurst. Time-2:n
Other Games.
CAMBRIDGE. MASS, May 12-Har-
ward defeated Columbia at baseball to-
day by a score of 10 to 4. Stlllman,
who started to pitch for Harvard, pitched
a fine game for five innings. Inc Co
lumbia pitchers were both poor.
ITACA. N. Y, May l2.-Cornell lost to
the University of Pennsylvania to-day
by a score of to 4, largely through
errors in the early part Of the game, and
through inability to get hits when they
were most needed.
PRINCETON. N. J., May 12.-Prlnceton
defeated Georgetown here today by a
score Of 70 to 4. The first part of the
game was characterized by erratle work
by both teams Hillebrand and White
pitched effectively.
PROVIDENCE r. T., May 12.-Clark's
home run in the fourteenth inning won
one of the most exciting and long drawn
out battles between Brown and Yale ever
PLAYED on the baseball diamond. Score:
Brown, Z; Yale, 6.
American League.
Kansas City, 5; Detroit, /.
Minneapolis, IL; Buffalo, 3.
Cleveland game postponed-rain.
Indianapolis, IA; Chicago, II.
Eastern League.
Springfield. 6; Montreal. 4.
Worcester, 6; Rochester, s.
Syracuse, 10; Hartford, 20.
Toronto, 4; Providence, g
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VIRGINIA VICTORIOUS

Orange and Blue Waves Over Defeat
ofMaryland University.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, May r.
Special.-The University of Maryland
played the last game Of her Southern trip
here this afternoon. losing to Virginia by
the score of l6 to 8.
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THE BEST GAME
OF THE SEASON.
Newport News Was Not an Easy
Thing.
GAMES EVERY DAY NEXT WEEK
Carnival Visitors Will Not Lack Fol
Baseball Games-Mcctins of the
League to be Held in this City
on Tuesday.

Yesterdays Scores.
Richmond, e: Newport News, 4
Hampton. 9: Portsmouth, 5.
Norfolk. G; Petersburg.
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,,ershurg. 9. Two-base hIts-Arns trong.
,rhree-base hits-Sullivan. Tierney. Stolen
bases-John Smith. Kelly. Double plays--'
Pulslfer and Nelson. Kelly and kei1er.
Eases on balls-On Tierney. 2; off Ruehr.
i. Tilt by pitched balfs-McCaffry and
Hunt. Wild pitch-Tierney. Struck out.
BY Tierney. s. Left ON bases-Norfolk. 5:
Petersburg, g. Umpire-Nr. Mitchell
Time of Game-1:55.
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Won Again Yesterday from the Gin
cinnati Contingent.
BOSTON STICKS TO THE BOTTOM
The Champions for Many Season
Are at the Other End of the Line.
The Giants Went to Pieces and
Lost to Chicaso.

Scores Yesterday.
Philadelphia, s; Cincinnati, 3.
Pittsburg, 5; Boston. 1.
Brooklyn, 3: St. Louis, 4.
Chicago, 13; New York, 8.
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Games To-:,Iorrow.

Games To-11orroW
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn al st. Louis
Boston at Pittsburg.
New York at chicago
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DHSt i1Ils9-fttii, CIdCTftIl- TIoIIt I uii-f tII-
ner. First base on balls-Of Carter 5; Off
Goodrich, l. Struck out-By Carter, 8; by
Goodrich, 5. Hit by pitched ball-Smith.
Sacrifice nits-Carter. Stearns, Fenner,
Shelly Stolen bases-Summersgill ~,
Stearns. Carter. Fenner. Balks-Good-
rich. 2. Passed ball-Lecorn. Implies
Messrs. Wills and Shibley. Time-2 hours.
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Summary: Earned runs-Portsmouth, Z;
Hampton, /. Three-base -hit-Longley. sac
rifice hts-Diesel, Richardson, Leonard and
Mullaney. Stolen bases-Henpleman Al
len, Durrett, Murray and Gi!igan. Double
plays-Clark TO Coleman Richardson to
Bempleman Bases on bal1s-Of Leonard.
6: off Allen. 4; off Luitich !. Hit by pitch
ed ball-Co,eman and Allen. Struck out
BY Leonard 2, by Allen. l. Left on
.bases-Murray. Kenimer, MEllaEey (2),
Chandler 10, Ashenback, Kohnle, Longley
C2). Coleman (2), Bammert (2), Hempleman
and Allen. Cmpire-A1r- Mcnamara.
Norfolk, g; Petersburg, 3.
NORFOLK, VA. May Especial,
Because OF a very rank error OF decision
by Umpire Mitchell to-day the Petersburg
club started to leave the field, but were
prevailed upon TO return. The error cost
flae3n two runs, at least, as diaIowell
made a three-base hit in the seventh In
ming. WHICH was called g. foul, wnen there
were two men ON bases. Norfolk won
the game aside from this, on its merits,
as they hit Ruehr hard in the first an
ming. This is Ile score:
NORFOLK.