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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

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At Montgomery: Montgomery again went
to pieces to-day and did not wake UP IN
time to score. Montgomery not only failed
to hit, but played rnieerably IN the Held.
Clark was put out of the game for kiok-
Ing.
p Score: r. H. e.
Mo , !, oooooSo 90 4 9
1'atteries-streit and Clark and Man
nere; Persons and Lynch.
At Nashville: Memphis defeated Nash
VILE to-day In game made lively by
heavy hitting on both sides. But five IN
nlngH were played because Of rain; ;, -
Score: r. II. ID.
Memphis ....................33 0-e 9
patteries--Nolden and straton; Hi,
Roth and Fisher.
At Birmingham: New Orleans again
suffered shutout at the hands Of Biz.
mingham, owing to their inability to hit
Smith. He allowed just four hits, one OF
which was a scratch. and struck out nine
batters.
Z Score: Il. n. ~
birmingham ........1o1oo31ox-s
New Orleans. 800 Q 90 %
hover and Drury..
At Atlanta: Umpire Keefc called to-
days game at the end Of the NTH inning
to enable the Shreveport players to eaten
their train. Tho game was rather dull
and featureless, except for the nome run
Of Stafford, which won outfor Atlanta
Score: saf X. n, ~
Atlanta ....................s 90 IA 3
Batteres-Ely and Matthew's Swami
and Graffius.8
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legged plumes had rather bedraggled
appearance. Onward the laddies bravely
marched, however, the Grays and the
Blues beautifully arrayed in their expen-
sive fullAdress uniforms When they H.
nally emerged and wound UP at ther ar.
mory after the eventful day, 1t was
rather washed out lot of chaps who
came to time.
Throughout II all the bands did heroic
work. In the midst Of the Madison Street
flood both the Grays and the Blues made
such music as the surroundings would
permit. One OF the big drums got lot
of water in his head and wouldn't talk.
but some OF the horns sputtered out a
tuneful, albeit melancholy, tone now and
then. The red-jacketed bandmaster COM
ported himself admirably under the cir
cunstances, though the rain. like "A bull,
seemed to single out this red spot for
some Of It's most penetrating work.
The soldier lads were not the only ones
who suffered In the storm, however Many
thousands OF people were In the cemet4ry
and though many read the clouds Alright
and hied them homewnrd betimes many
others We're caught In the downpour.
Bright spring dresses and bonnets, light
summer suits and straw hats bore the
evil effects of the rain but badly, and
many q person reached home wet to the
skin and thoroughly out Of sorts.
DAMAGE TO WIRES.
About 1890 O'clock al night tha storm
resumed IT'S work and more rain fell In
large quantities. Some damage to wires
resulted, but so far as Is known not to
any Very considerable extent. The tele-
phone wires were operating all right al
midnight, The Western Union reported
some little trouble to wires away from
Richmond. There was no special dam
age done TO them here. At midnight the
Postal had received no reports OF in
Juries along" the line,
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Tennis Championship.

Try Associated press)
WASHINGTON, May s0-The fea ture
OF to.day's play In tho Southern tennis
Clubs court was the victory Of Frank
the champion OF tho District of Columbia.
by the SCORE OF Ga Ca In tho same
event. mems single semi finals Wylie G.
Grant, Of the New York Lawn Tennis
CLUB, beat G. G. Clark, OF the Bachelor
Club 40, 49, 6-3.
meet In the hrn.ls Monday. tho winner to
play r. D. Little, OF New York, the pres
ont holder OF the Southern championship
II, the womer's singles Miss winona
Closterman, OF Cincinnati, defeated Miss
NJ, e, Winner, rs, TO. On Monday Miss
Closterman will meet Miss Elizabeth
Moore. who beat Miss M. G. SeWEl. The
winner will take the all-comers' prize az
we'll as. the women's single championship
OF the South r.
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NANSEM0ND
COMMITTEE
Meet and Adjourn Without Ac.
tlon--ln Doubt as to Duty
AS TO a Primary.
lspecial TO The Times. plsnatnh

(Speclal 10 me times Dispa tCh.
SuTfsOI,K, VA, May 30.-Ihe Nanse-
mond county Democratic Executive Com.
mittee had a meeting to-day to consider
GERS put the session was marked by an
ponement OF action until August ist
Though the plan OF the State Central
Committee was read and talked about
There was, division OF opinion as to
whether The method laid down makes
primaries mandatory or whether the cotin,
ty committee has an option.
Several members Of tho committee are
Chairman Waller Jordan dlslikes prl.
nlaries. and believes the results win be
DISASTROUS 10 he party but he holds tina t
this county should be governed by State
committee instructions,
DALLAS, TEX.--Iwo ranches near Al
bany. Shackeiford county. have been de-.
stgoyed by a tornado Wires are badly
crippled ii that section, The town Of
Haskell was struck by tornado and
twelve or ffteen residences and as many
barns were blown down and a number
OF people seriously Injured.
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FINEST SHOOT
OF The The SEASON.
DR.. Hillsman Proves Himself
a StdrOther Good
Scores. rs.
Scores.

A team race between five men OF the
Northsde Gun Club and five from the
End the contest II. Tor {he ma aaho E1in.
ana gsmpathh e know Mss n that two
nrofessional men Of the sea tter-gun"
would be piesent-these were some, Of the ne
largest aggregation OF shooters that has
ever attended a regular shoot OF the EAST
End Gun Club. 49,.
was concerned was quite ideal for out
door sports, but the way, the stiff breeze e2s
tilted and }srksd tas Meserp
s sna fKel 90 experts to fail 10 locate ali
MI Dubray was sH29wns ha an1iaMas
that his company would turn out about
1900 this year, as compared to 5000 last
year No.,
who is the eastern agent Of Peters, AM
muntion Company, was shaking hands
with the boys and making friends for his
In the regular event DR.. Hillsman won
RoS s1oss% Clio f blDGs 1 BY a AYgerson and
holder, met his Waterloo IN the second
event showng he v Wns not II form nyent
H HTeH s fppe 9esMsr san Even
could S t' PICK I the wlnnsr Hlsnan shot
beautiful race, and was loudly applauded
when he was an announced the winne er Ills
vas n an excellent is score? out OF 90, mi MI
breathing his last q straight. Mr.. stearns
was In tho race from start to finish, and
made a good score.
Mr.. Lee Lorraine. IN a few weii-chosen
remarks, presented the medal to Or. Hills
man Immediately afterwards, The doctor
shot within thirty dayS
The friendly team match at . targets,
IN which so mich interest was shown, be-
End, Mr., Boudar was the stellar light
Of his club. and made the best score OF
any shooter on the team; His % under
an amateur
a second match will be held soon. Mr..
John Harrison waa the efficient. referee.
Twenty-Five Target Events.
Boudar. -; slawer, IS; Coleman, 10;
r, Q. Baker, IA; stearns. 20; Tignor, III:
Harrison. Is: Du Bray, 81; Hammond Isl.
v, Hechler. Is: Anderson. 22; p. J. Zip
pen Isl lHIillIsman, g; Miller, ls: Hawse,
ii. Brown. 81; Mazolgr;ove 1 10: NJ H. b. b.
Hart, =; Fox Is; Jones, 4; Tanlmqn. Il;
Grow Me ~ HoTn ~ rsssn ~ rs awder
H. 3. F'lippen, II.
Medal Race at Fifty Clay Pigeons.
Scores as follows:
stearns, 40; Hammond ,sS: Anderson,
Brown, ~ T. n. Fox. 35; Hart, So; Hech-
Ter. 81; Johnson. 4o; Or. Hillsman. As.
Team Race at Twenty-Five Targets
Scores as follows:
East End--H. Brown, 10: Anderson, 49,;
Hillsman, 10; Boudar. 81; Fllppen, 10,
N NJ y DC ~ p 2. Meclel-
Coleman. u,
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y first, Almanso ,Gs to 81 second. Goo Goo
Second ce-mie0Mandn,nu a to ~
nrst, Welch Girl Is to u second. Wala-
bout Z to y third. Time, 1:49.
first, San Marine Is to j. second, Prin-
cess Lucille e to y third. Time, :o7 la
Fourth race-Decoration Handicap, mile
and sixteenth Reservation Il to p first
Fonsoluca 70 to 10) second, Jack Ratlin
% to y third. Time, 154l-4
Fifth race-fve furlongs-s "a to
y first, Walter Duffy az to y second, st.
Paris (lS to y third, Time. 1905.
Sixth race--mile and seventy yards
Goldbell 70 to 10Y first, Binehello e to y
SECOND Tom Hall GO to y third. Time,
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Schedule for To-Day.
Cleveland at Chicago.
DeEoit at st. Louis. --
Standing ofthe Clubs.

At st. Louis st. Louis won from Pc ,e
troit IN CLOSE game TINS morning. w ME
DesrnE held the homs team 70
fectiye.
Score: X. II. ~.
st. Louis ....oo9ooo9s.--s !
pf Batteries: sudhoifi ana sugden; DeerlnE
and Buelow. Time. lbs, IJmpires. Has
sett and carruthers Attendance, 2,1oo.
easy ssSGHs st. louis q sHs n
ming he game was close, Than hits.
Wild pitches and passed ball gave st.
Louis four runs
Score: 4. II. 10.
st, Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g
lBatteres Reidy and sugden; Donovan
s and Msa sna Hasss s G Sd%nse
At Boston. Boston defeated WASHINGTON
IN the forenoon game to-day. Smiths hit
man and LaChance singled.
!. Score; r. II. e.
Batteries Gibson and Smith; Ortiz and
Clarke. Time. 1887. Umpire. O'Laughlin.
Attendance, 4.7l0.
won the game for boston this ate. noon.
Boston .....,......,..oooslooo.-l 10 .
Is mtares! young ana Cplper, Patton
and CLARK, Tine. 1:so Umpire. 6'Laugh-
lin. Attendance, 1880
AT Philadelphia: Mastery pitching by
Griffith and Henley, and brilliant fielding
on both aides, characterized the nor ming
game between New York and Phladoi
phla.
score; II. II. f.
New. York ..........,99o9o09ooo-v J.
Batteries: Griffith and O'Connor; Hem
ley and Shreck. Time. 1:3b. Umpire.
Sheridan. Attendapce, 6,S23.
Second Gama.--The immense crowd ut
the afternoon game neoessitated ground
rule which was responsible for New
York's three runs and two or thoee scored
by the champions.
Score: II, II. II.
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ATHLETES

don't get their almost superhuman strength
BY resting, but by continual exercise.
Tie up your arm and see how quickly u
will lose Its strength. Diet rest your
stomach and SEQ how soon 1t becomes I'm.
possible to digest the llghtest food.
Eat good nourishing food and take Or.
Deane's Dyspepsia Pills and see how
quickly your stomach becomes willing and
anxious to do its part. White wrapper II
constipated, yellow II bowels are regular.
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Gvln CRY .ceqgue.
Standing of the Clubs.
Qliuers and Wyanokes.

The divers and Weyanokes played at
Broad Street Park yes erday afternoon at
ESQ P. NJ The features Of the game were
the pitching Of Brooks, batting OF Lewis
Houchens and three doubles for the OIL
vers.
e Score: r. r: b:
Weyanokes I. ....s.s..5....1 o001O000-2 4
Batteries: SOlivers-Brooks and Call;
W'cyanokes-B rantley. Shaw and Morano.
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UNIVERSITY. CHAIRMAN
Report that Dr.. Alderman, Of Tulane,
Is Wanted.
Especial to The Times Dispatch, !

WILMINGTON. N. c., May so,-Cap-
tain Almond l., De Rosset. prominent
Wilmingtonian, who has Just returned
from New Orleans, brings the news that
there is strong probability that Or, Ed
win~-Anderson AIdormp-~ presls&nt OF
Tulane University, Will be asked to ac-
cept the chancelorship Of the Univer-
s!ty OF Virginia. No official step has
been taken, but the matter Ia under con-
s!dera,on, DR.. Alderman Is a native OF
Wilmington,
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.2W y. eIohnes.
CIV. F. Lohnes)
431s West High Street.

kidney bladder
wondef cures
all the
Of
and women the great
he tina Richmond
( 4 ss.
need
makean yn
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OIympias and Northslde Stars.

X A very ragged game was played at
Highland Park yesterday between the
Olymrias and Northside stars. The fea-
lures OF the game were the battery work
eng Of ShauRiulsssy for Olympias. and
the batting OF Walters for Northslde
Stars.
Score: X r. e.
Olvmpias ............eO 02O042'--10 10 s
Batteries: Northside stars--Thorpe and
Mesooe Olympias-IIowell and Shelton.
Umpire, Mescoe.
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DEATHS OF A DAY.

'rUSlsEGEE, ALA.-hlax Bennett
Thrashcr, a journalist and author, whose
home was In Boston, Is dead here. Mr..
Thrasher was In attendance upon the COM
mencement Of ruskegee Institute. His
body viii be shipped to Coventry, VT, for
burial,
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The Matter 81 Pay.

section 5 proposes that wages OF %
cents per hour shall be paid all motor
men and q cents an hour to all conduc-
tors TN the Richmond aud Manchester
and interurban lines OF the company, end
that 1notormen on the Petersburg line
shall receive is cents and conductors IL
cents per hour.
section proposes to give motormen
free trasportationn at all times over all
lines of the company.
Section proposes that all orders caus-
Ing extra expense to the employees snail
not be effective until fifteen days notice
shall have been given. Tho last section
proposes to perpetuate the suggested gem
eral agreement until one or the other
party thereto shall give notice in writing
of desire to change the same, and
that said notice shall be given thirty
days before the end of any year OF the
agreement.
TO these proposals General Manager
Huff On May 28d made reply, IN the
course of which he stated; Inc ratio OF
operating expenses to receipts Is abnor-
lnally high, Notwithstanding the saving
effected by the consolidation of lines.
ana that the amount paid Its motormen
and conductors was out OF proportion
TO that paid by other companies, being
81 per cent. of the total receipts and az
per cent. OF the total operating expenses.
u ne demand VI .llic was
TO "a. per cent. over the present wages,
and would increase rthe operating eX-
nense about $4,000 annually. which the
company would be unable to pay. Tho
demand is therefore refused. The gen
eral manager declares it unreasonable TO
expect twelve hours pay for nine hours
work To increase the wages of the men
on the Petersburg road % per cent. as
asked, would bankrupt the property.
The company also refused to submit
to a board OF arbitration dismissal and
suspension of employees, contending that
st would place discipline in the hands
of the arbitration boards, and leave OFF,
Gals powerless. The proposal that en-
ploSes be given free transportation. over
the inter,,rban line Is also refused These
are the principal points raised BY the
.en1nloYea.
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Swansboro and Pontiac.

A very one.sided game was played at
swansboro saturd NJ afternoon between
the swhnsboro and Ponttacs. The fca--
lures OF the game were the pitching OF
boro team. ~
Score: r. HE.
PontiaCs .............0 OO01O1 Ga s
Swansboro ...........2O314bl1- IL 1
and Dew; swansboro-Cnrae and HUI
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Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

GAMES #YESlEKDA1
A. brooklyn: Although outbatted BY
the h9m ns otan sasee
hs Score: r H. r
Ard RAtt Is MeTst
ssognq P ss e Ii. sssy as
game p1Y
RR S $SssS; ssss55ss9$ i
Batteries-l ones. Evans and Jacklits.ch;
5 EsnnsE nsd A A'@%sa lS s
At New York: In the e. morning S,,',, game ne
tho BOX In he first inning. The home
team Helded loosely. :,
Score: X. n: =:
MY Eeston YORK ......:. .t % 3 9 6SSSo-e u
man; P|tt ana lS,,trdse Tlme s nG Tm
lis. Attendance, 200
Second game-.The afternoon game at
FOR Boston. It was brilliantly played
game on, both sides.
I \.
S Ssz;s5 York 3 s S;SsS g s. i
Batteries McGinnity and Warmer; Will
}Is and Moran 1s j ,ss 1870. Umpire Ems
At Pittsburg: The features Of the
morning game wore the pitching ct Phil.
Corcoran and Magoon, for Cincinnati:
P! Sfsssi i +
cRe'9eaa so op9 pbe,oz POOLE
and Bergen. Time. AS. Umpire, o'Day.
Second game-Pittsburg won the second
game by hitting Hahn hard In eighth
ss SSSss; & + Z
BatterIes-Ieeyer and Phelps; Hahn and
Peitz. Time: s:6, Umpire, O'Day, At
: At t G ;l;.,'a MaarleX's and wickess
pitching gave the locals an easy victory
In the morning game.
Score: r, II, E.
Chicago ............1 oed2seeloo::-s IS j
Observation-Disclosures and King; currie a nd
G {onSs nce Ting sao l4s. Umpire Moran. At
Second game-The locals won the sec
ond game after a hard fight--a pitchers
battle-between Lundgen and Dunleayy,
s ST. nsS,s .::::::d 5SSs SSss1 =
Ratteres-.LLundEren and king, Dun
Moran. Attendance 1as 45 5t"e' go umpire
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Eastern League.
Worcester 2.e, Providence II.
Buffalo SIS, Toronto LIP.
Rochester 80, Baltimore 81.
College Baseball.

college Baseball.
Cornell 4, University OF Pennsylvania
l.
Georgetown 4, Brown 0.
Seventh Regiment 2. West Point 0.
Harvard Freshmen a. Yale Freshmen
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MAY Meet Wednesday,.

It was stated early this morning that
no action would probably be taken by
the street railway employees until after
meeting Of the division. which would
probably be held on Wednesday night.
At that time 1t is considered probable
that the employees will accept the propo-
sition OF the general manager tc have
expert accountants examine the books
and statement Of the company. with
view to ascertaining Its financial con-
dtion. This is believed to be the last
resort. The presumption is that II ex-
animation discloses the correctness Of the
general managers contentlon another
proposition may be submitted Certainly,
Il the mon determine to have expert &C
coun tants verify the figures of the man
sgement, such action and the resultant
examination will defer the walk-out for
a few days There Is every indication
that both sides are proceeding with the
utmost elaboration, and that both real
lie fully the seriousness Of strike.
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the man are found not guilty OF charges.
Section provides for a nine-ilour day
and paymen; for overtime. according to
the scale
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M'EVOY WAS
THE HERO
Saved Richmond from Defeat
and Then 1t E2ained.
STOLE THE HOME PLATE
Holland Made Wonderful Catch In
Right Feld-Large Crowd Saw
Good Game that Resulted in
Stand.Off.
THE HOME PLATE

McEvoy, the fast little center-helder
OF the Richmond team, was the hero OF
yesterdays event, for by clever base
running on his part he saved tho local
team from defeat.
Tho incident referred to came IN tho
eighth inning, with the crowd carrying
little hope with 1t and with big storm
almost ccntered over the park. The score
stood 3 to I against Richmond McEvoy
was on third base, having reached there
nv a. series OF thefts from first, base, h AZ
reaching. the initial bag on pa nail fr,,eh o and
ana pohd liick yas nat sD e pa,e With two bad
strikes up against him -, .h,,,
Suddenly, just az Hought9n was vas ap pted
off of ike Ike a streak OF lightning from ne
6verhnneing clouds. Turner saw nv, nv
coming. and vainly endcayored 70 s, 81
a alenais'q ,o throw II S;sa the Bali ,
1t vas too late, however, for , M &c agog
scurrled through the ,sa dn 1nt an and WE. Wien
t thse nail all did reach Turner the excitement
Of az tie he situation caused him to drop tho
Then Bender whitfield the air and was
ont, and the eighth inning came TO
e'I In that Same eighth inning Holland
after running a mile. and prevented wh nv
might have been q home run ana tho
loss OF the game. ,x,>-,~,~
Richmond suffered another dlsaFtroue
inning yesterday The team JIG great AZ
,n.hifi playing. The shipbnilders canGht
ak runs In the second inning, mainly
through some dumb playing. on the part
of Richmond, and partly through some
timely hitting. Seven hits were mace.
dinky little scratches. but they counted,
and they came In such quick succession
that for a few minutes the whole llnc-up
Of Donatrs Dandies seemed suffering from
q case Of rattles.
They pulled together after that. and
and but four hits were reco s,i,. agansIt
Fltz. The latter was primarily respons
Bic for the loss OF the game. although
at times his support was rocky. LOT ~ nc INC
eighth, with Richmond one run 70 the
good, he hit two men. one OF them scor-
ing on Curts beautiful thres-baEscr 10
But McEvoy and Holland saved the
game. and the crowd was satisfied even
,rhe shipbuiidcr. arc good players. and
A jojly good Get OF fellows. There was
not the slightest indication of rough or
rowdy pln ying. and the management mas
Indicated It's inteu ton of having nothing
hut clean gentlenanly ball.
On Monday Petersburg will play two
s 8 elock. These games Will Be hard fought.
as III Richmond r. determined TO get out
Of last place. The 2!I,e i score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY
Scores Yesterday

Boston s-4. washington 30.
Philadelphia Ia. New York n-3. I
Cleveland SID, Chicago "a.
st. Louis 2-5. Detroit 10.
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MALL N
andt wasp
loss appetite and general Arrangement Of the digestive think
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Schedule for MONDAY.
New York at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis,
Boston at Cincinnati.
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Results at hawthorne.
(py Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, May 3o--Results at IIaw-
thorne:
First race--four fnrlongs-st. Paula e.
to p first, Katie Powers Q6 to u sec
ond. General Stewart e to1) third, Time,
:5OS-b
Second race steeplechase, short course
Duke of York ii. @ to D. first, Crest Go to
p R,m sscogna "a Helen PsSon ds TO . third
Third race--The Flight Stakes. six fur
\ second, High Chancellor % to y third
Time. 1:l6,
Fourth race-rhe Prairie Stakes, two
mlles--J. MeGurk g to p first Barrack
as to g.? second, Rolling Boer 90 to % third
Fifth race---nve furlongs-Po Poor Boy. Is to
land & to y third, Time 1:0si-5.
Sixth race--one mile--G lassfu e to 81
first, Moroni 4 to y second, Mr.. Dlngle
q to y third, Time, AS
HERMITAGE. CHAMPIONSHIP
Mr.. w. n. Palmer Defeated All Corners
Yesterday Afternoon.
In the Hermitage Golf Club games yes
terday DR.. Fleming defeated Mr.. Stuart
James In the medal play. and the club
championship was won Ry Mr. ". II
Palnlsr-
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Each Team of the Big Leagues
Played TWO Games.
CHICAGO TAKES THE LEAD
Goes to the Top With Big Margin by
Winning Two Games-In Amer
lean League Every Winner
Took Both Games.
Scores Yesterday.

Brooklyn As, philadelphia a-e.
Pittsb,irp a--4, Cincinnati 2-3.
Chicago 80, st. Louis 81.
Boston 90. New York "a.
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But McEvov and Holland saved the
me. and the crowd was satisfied even

H ! 4
Hicks, s., ,.............s !" y
Cheathanl, lb .......s
Knowles, Cd .........2
totals snvE9iF ; 4 s { ], 20 : ! !
~ r. ~ !
Totals ..............as 5 10 81 q
'Out FOR batting out OF order ,
R RsSPo2s News 5a9s5ssSSd5$$zs
summary: Two-base hits. Hicks. Three
saif h's f Hsfs Slsse hasSs
Fitzpatrick, Payne. Honghton. q: Turner.
P Psses payns ss PaS III nays 70 9n
Fitzpatriek 2; by HouEh,on, |; Struck
29. BY tzpareIk m By Ho ps,he AZ
''"uA NoTEs OF THE GAME
Joined the TIC club ID q t Dubuque. Iowa, Of tho
Three Is League.
sharp ap sfa, Wells will play With Rich
McEyoy carried a remarkable record
Yesterday. He was given his e, bnrs Or on
balls twice. was HIT by pitched ball Ball, once;
gSt 70 ano fS On an s1r0E o eders
choice: Threusn + all he made 4, f a,;r
an ne Whe"t msk hspe Gaan ma n
ern ~ JAKE XIV wslIs AT hist sst base. and he Is
a favorite With tho cranka. ..ou.
yes tH Who rooted good and hard.
Bra di,s and Donau Invited them to 90
game sanX ssrSs n the ne sand o ades ey'y
The. first, game will start up Tomorrow
- = 'e0 LEAGUE MEETING.
meeting OF the directors Of the Viz
day evening after the game Mt Broad
Msfs a Pe p eve NeGp was n6 pssa
to enter the league. but expects 70 come
Int the fagpe n eff he ar
June 18Th. The meeting adjourned. to
fiehmo ,addy ana au Pste as.S Richmond
b, R!eh% 9nnn % and Pe'ersourE' at Peters
port Mtos Ne%s, 9"n s 90 ena H. NV
Newport News and Fort Monroe, at
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Ss5sTEsbaESn 9s{n SsgPsESt News at Pc
Jnne 10th and 18th.
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mona n1dn'J June 18th and lsth. go"