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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
GALL OFFERS TO RUN +
] .55s AT EMP r OK.
James Butler Will Apply e the
Jockey Club for . dates for ss
the 81 oo7t Season. SS 35s

~ NEW y DIRK August 20. Practical an .3
5nouncement was Nl,iade III yesterday that
$thoroughb reds Will race over the Empire
City track next year. James Butler, who
sis& at the head OF "a syhdca to that owns!
that track, admitted to q reporter that:
he had made arrangements8to q apply to-
the Jockey Club for racing dates IN 1901.
but from another source 1t was learned
that Mr.. Bptler has assured his personal
friends that In he event OF dates bbingt
denied to him he will d efy !: the j ockey$
Club and Ike the ma tier into tho COURTS
ca Mr.. August Belmont t, wher seen in Sar-5
Intoga esterday, cha racteri1 ed the report
that racing Will be held over the Empire
.pent story. al Mr.. Belmont refused TO- dis
Scuss the matter, but indicated his belief!
that tes will be refused TO NJ Butler
Tho understandingsin Saratoga sterdays
was that Mr. Butler WI II SIX 70 dates!
that will flct with racine n IN Sara q,
stogn, u a.
force tho hand Of the ockeys q q there
rs little doubt. T he success OF the harness
horses al his track las been fair, but not
entirely satisfactory atos were grant
ed Ito te Empire City track four years ago;
by the Jock ey Club, ant IL Is Mr.. Butler
opinion that q precedent was then esta p
slished SS 5f
5&z Western boo kmakers stand read Y 70 pay
$1,000 n day for what Ia call led rim g. pri VI
ileges. Western hora emen have greeted
TO have horses at the track In ftlcient3
numbers to make any meeting a success
88 Tho Empire CT ira ok was bu Ut % by
the late William Ola rk q cost Of $76o,
900 II wa mot ia SUCCESS In mn VI sense
until it fell into the hands of Mr. Hutler.
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HINTON STRUCK
BY N|E |: 7 | / { ] ! i.
.Pugilist Trainer, and 4 En- Umpire
deliberately Hit Richmond
4 Player iii the Alou tt.f
Special 70 Tho Times Dispa tch.3

tia MOI FOLK, v "A. q August 20. Catcher
Hinton Of the Richmond BAH club, was
assaulted sl at the baseball park this az.
SternOon by. former Umpire NJ NewhQuse,5
whose services were dispensed with \ by
the State Lengu last Saturday. Shortly.
$after the Richmond players got b to b the
park for the game this a fternOon, III In ton
incidental y wa liked @up II .hp sol drink,
st and .Sg There IN ewhqus SO approached him,
an said :4S, "a nd YOU are the guy that's
been king for me. are you r
@ Hinton replied that n he was not. but
Without further estlonlng the ex-umplre
nnd puglist8 trainer deliberately 81 struck
him az hard blow in the mouth iii, his
FIST, and. a tier threatening several other
Richmond players, walk cd ava y.
fjY22 Manager Clarke; OF the II N orfolk club
demanded that Ncwfouse be put out Of
the grounds and Manager Shaffer advised
Hinton to get out a warrant for hts as
sallant, but $Newhouse left he scene, and, !.
III Is understood, wen 4 to w ashingt on to-
might. ga5 y855
Newhouse. t seems, had an idea that.
Hinton had 3somethingst to do with his dis
$Irlissal W from the league: This Shaffer.
denies and says that his dismissal i was
due to the protests filed against him
from the Lynchburg. Roanoke. Danvillej
and Portsmouth clu BIS. IN 81
t Hinton has a bad hand from ball play
ing and was unable to return the blow.
He was out OF the game to- day as re-
suit of the assault and vii un likely be
In II O-morro' ". ss "a i t.s
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PLAYED Great Ball.

Norfolk earned the first run OF the
game In the first inning Dingle battedi
4 rattling single. He stole second. was
sacrificed TO third by Wiley. and came I'M
homo on AicMnhon's out, That stopped.
the run.,nnking, al we'll as the hitting,
for some time. II, tho fift h q ra nix error
by Doran In left field gave Norfolk ar,-:
other run. and 4 as II later proved kept
(ha rawmakors II from tying the score:
aJackson N knocked IN tho ball out. and Il
ahould hayo been an easy out for Dornn,
but he nured 1t. Jackson scored. al.
though he would have been L put on at
the plato had the throw-in to the catcher
been accurate. The Lawmakers did not
score until the ninth. Boyd led on with
4 hit.s Mcmahon threw to first In an
effort to catch him, but WAS unsucccss-
Z ful, and he won't to second. On Reeves
I out ho took third, md came home on
6icbrie's long n IA on Z y 70 deep center.
The fly looked q dangerous one for n or
folk. It was q great catch by Jn ckson. ];
4 and IL no had missed II the ball would
have gone in tho :bleachers on that sido1
h OF tho field. and tho score would have
been tied. 81 III 5f INC - w MA i u t.
Arthur Evans. Norfolk 8 regular ca tcf-5
ar who has been out of the game for two
weeks with a broken finger. was In the.
game thts afternoon and did great work
He Received an ovation when he came
on tho field, and mado one Of Norfolk,s
hits The score: IA 5s5gH IA. Sss3ss F
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Little Rock, 81; Nashville,

3 LITTLE ROCK, ARK. August co.
Meany,s single scored zlmmer In the
tenth and Little Rock defeated Nashytl
Brady had the best Of q pitchers battle,
hut was given weak support 2, Z,
1. sds'g Rock, 0 90 8 3 gig ~ 9 !
Nnshyillo Z, o o o o. 90 . OIL y
IS Bntteries: brady and thinner; ls1leI
,anan and Wells, Time, 1905, Umpire
.Pfennlnger. s. s5
Atlanta, 4 Memphis, S,
81 MEMPHIS, TIE N Nj, August 2o,--To-.s.
days game was practical ly devoid Of fe a.
.tulrrc, ana was wonby the visitors, Stock
dale relieved I.opcks after the A seventh s.
inning, 3Fg i, =, IA 4
sa Score; , & !, E = q ~ :; !, = Z q,
iMemphls II, o o IS . 90 oT-6 ~ "a. M
Bntterlns, Hughes and Smith, lsopcks
sstockdales ana Owens. mo. two hn'll l
EIJmpires, Wainscott and Rudd erfnns
No Games.
at New Orleans n New On nm
'sa As shisyepo Hisming S'hFsss5
port ga!A 5sSs
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS TO n lAaARA
~ = FALLS, VIA HI n. q p, n. r.
AND CONNECTIONS. Sj n f5&

leave washington, y q, via Balti- !,
more and Ohio Railroad and Itetllgh VAL
lev Railroad, 1900 A. N. Friday. June
ssi and $3.50 A. n. Fridays, July 18th
and s7th. August Sd md 7th. septembes
i4ti, and .2Sth; VII Pennsylvania Railroad
and Buffalo. 7:16 A. n, Fgldqys. July
9th ana goth, August 10th p nd 2{th. sep-
TEMPER TIN and 2lst' and October i2tt.
Hate, $3.50 round trip from Rishuond:
daya prior Ia excursions from Washing
ton r limited to reach washington res
turning, within ton days. including date
OF laxclirsion from that point. FOR TICK .
ats ana full informa ton. Apply "a ttcAst
agents. r., r., s. =. n y, !. /, !, 4,
sIs yraific Manager IA
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TELLS WHY NEWA0Us
Was GIVEN RELEASE
Secretary Gregory Puts IL on the
Ground That He Was Not
Popular With cams.
9 n ]. - I. y "

VI In reference to the release Of Umpir
Sewhouse, S ecretary r. N. GROCERY. Jr.
Sporting Editor Tho Times Dispatch:
In regard to the release Of Umpire
4 Frank Newhouse, I wish to say that
Il hei8 was released for various reasons,
some Of which are as follows; 40 !. 4 81
The Portsmouth, club prot I
against his n!npring. IN thelrsttow 4;
road, Mr.. Bland ateleg phed mo that 4
he would take his team q II the field I
II if5 Newhouse Ri umpired the game.
: also had letters from DnnYille Lynch
burg and Roanoke, saying that they
\ did not wish to, have Newhouse to-
OF the Richmond games at r Richmond
9on August Sd. saying that they did
not wish to see Newhouse umpire
any more games In this league, *
I NJ In regard to Mr.. l?radley's going out
INSTALLATIONS, thore 4 lis nothing init
MS Mr.. Bradley has never appeared y
on the diamond since the league
I started. He has always made II his 4
business not to have anything TO n do \
with The 5umplres either while on tho
4 further, Newhouse used bad lan-
guage to E,ckstone9 in Dnnville on
their LAST trip to that town. Eck-&
stone being In the box at the time.
Newhouse has been down Il Oh the \
Richmond club ever since AUGUST 50 \
q on account Of my moving him away
from! here on that date 70 prevent
4 trouble. Ai FL a, si I. % AMI
II. NJ, GREG DRY, j r..
Richmond. Va.,1August 20, 1906,
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Creek 4. a thlete Here.

Ri NEW ssYo III X. gust Quite q I, !.
honors THE Notwithstanding line ar
rived here Friday Al the personiot George s
Georgian as, 81 Athens. n Greece, champion
az his country ut the discus, and the man
sMt s,u RUTH Contest 1t tie olympic
games last Spring, . J, !
The Greek has como to ste = fo T Gulte
awhile, ana incidentally haawil have g
shy At the best weight,throwyers n ne
few moro trials with Sheridan IN tho
American method OF throwing the discus
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American Association.
indianapolis Q, Kansas City ?,
\ Minneapolis 8, Columbus q
I. Milwaukee 3, louisville !.
st, Paul o, Toledo Q. u. Z; X
.AMAZONS FIGHT
SIX HOT ROUNDS

5PfII4AD ELPHIA,s PA, Ausust 2o,-1t
"Texas Mamie, Of this city, knocked ,o4t
Ellen peyne, Of New York ~ sig So6 ro''1'fn ~
stakes. Two hundred men saw the bat,
Tia; Of Amazons ut a riverside resort up
tho DelaWarn5 Rlysf. H., ,,s,,t ,ya;ghts
yyyee,ni,inn m ut l05 pounds, and had long
tfeInea fer 'tthe battle They aId not
fieiit in regular ring costume, as oil male s.
spugilists do, but IN ssostumSS more lazy yi
iks esI H tressss tight srEatchlng, hairi
nulling and hitting IN clinal,es were
barred. Otherwise Ma g!uiss Of 9ueen MS
berry Jules We're fol- oYeu, 81 II I'll
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By Richmond Auction \ Q I !. 4 Col !,
I. EOS E. Main Street.
oLDl Va y q EDS, 3 w a r I'D
81 ROBES, 1ookC CASES, BEDS, ia 2 WIZ
REAUS s, ETC,,,,s "a TN Az CT q n

~ win sell sS5 ,rIJE sDAY,.iS III AUGUST
21HT, . within our wa 70 roo me. 20b " EASE aa
Handsome Walnut Folding Bed, ivYardrob be-
ana Secretary combine /, is M ed iums Fold B
ing Beds, Oak and Yalnut AZ g rdroh es.;s
Oak Chiffonniers, Bookca SEES II and score y
Nx tension ss Tables, Hall g8 Iaa cks. Center
Tables. Handsome Wnlnut Beds. Hal ana
Cotton A1attresaes Iron neds.s 9dd$ Bn II
isprlnns, Barber Ghnir, Barb irror
Revolving All Bookstand also $$ lRrge lon
Groceries Il such d Cakes. era kers, & go nsa
5dy. Canned Goods. etc. &c sss
81. Il no lantin 8. Auctlonea
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We an IS Ike SION 81 TO N TU--
RAJ BRIDGE, iNcLuOiN6GHOIE e.
Z ...AccnMMOpATlON VIA CRIES. 3...

FAPEAkE g Oh Il, RAIEW.AeY, ,8l.
Tickets sold on Fridays .ana satuIM'sys,
s ne Nd inolIding stage from station to
i iaridua. admission to the Hrldge. and hos
tel recommendation 3.
saturday tickets, with hotel nccommo-
cations until dinner Sunday. $500; until
Y siSriday tickets. with hotel acco,nn,o
tons untIl dinner Sunday, g;g99; UNTIL
breakfast Monday slhb'Vi uhHl pFeak-
fast Tuesday 1880 "; iss
'"sT nend sunday at this Natural Wonder
~ Virginia and oharming mountain res
sort. I'd 81 s5 81
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Thursday, August q, 1906
80 N la AIYG p,cL Up. M y, l.ae saii
Property Sells Well.

deed iof bargain and sale Was reHnfas
"a 2 vIesterday III the office NJ the cleF cE
I'M ~ Shancery Court. conveying ftDp,S wi d:
Withers Miller and wife W Annie .l AFansh
q q VANITY. seventh Street. between SliaK
Ard I'aigh. With tp1piQv enlenta fhAFeo'sss5
Tie price paid for he " y u
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Columbia III: Augusta. III q n \. Fl

M AUGUSTA. GA, August 9o.--Asbton
toutpitched Rucker, and the fyisltors wero
ahead OF the locals at all points OF tho
game, though able to set but ono run
across the plate. ES i4sys n 81 "a g 5
Score by innings: * z r. TT. Il,
Columbia II. N, Q o o o. 4 o OIL "A 4
Betterles: Ashton and Sweeney; Rucker
and Carson. Time, 1925. Umpire. Mo-
I.aughlin.
Savannah, 2; Macon, 4,
# ArACoN August With two men out
ana the score too In favor OF the locals
savannah took tho first game OF tho
series by batting out two runs In the
ninth inning. I'll a y s5 \ (, u 3ls N
Score by Innings: II. 1T, u,
Macon ~. D. Y, 4, @ Q 9 90 100 o--l 4
sayannal, .,.....,,, Q 9 9 90 q @ Pa 10
Batteries: Spade and n robinson; l3eaver,
IShne and Kahlkoff. Time, 49, UnlpIras,
Mack and Byron, 5 ",
Charleston, n Jacksonville, :. S
CHARLESTON 8. august 20, x
Charleston won the opening game to-day
without any ensations. The home team
81 ows several acquisitions from the sonIf
Carolina League. which closed It's season
Saturday. rs Sc b IS y ss
Score by innings z. II, o.
Charleston ..,..,i q o y q q q 6s--4 n 3
ia cksonYllle l...... 4, q q p q a ORD
batteries. sayid So Fox w illls and
SHAY. Time, ;aa5,j IylElpirs Y On, j,
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HAVE POST SEASON
SERIES on GAMES
Richmond Lynchburg, Norfolk and Portsmouth VII
Take Part-Purse to Be Deposited with
Times. hi snatch IA
'Times-Di spatch.
September 10, and VIII close

probably September 10. II and - ri CLOSE sa
B September q. ,g II, I.
1t IL probable that President otto
$yVciis,5o Of tho Norfolk Club, Will valve .l'
claim to d Saturday game II d Richmond %,
J X both 81 tho Saturday games that ne
viii play viii DO scheduled for this his
i city .SsE u 4, % i55
This would give D. schedule that would
put Lynchburg hore and Portsmouth IN
Richmond. Tor the second hall, Of the ,!
second week. 55S d ii RI
Tie first half OF the first week prob
ably viii md Norfolk opening IN Rich.
srnond ana Lynchburg opening In Ports
mouth. Tho rub will come In arrai,g-
Ing tho first half OF the second week. It
has bcen proposed to have Lynchburg
q and d Norfolk play q series at the state
capital, while Richmond ID playing Ports
mouth III Portsmou tn. NJ a NJ a 81 ts3
sFg Tho 500 that will DO Deposited will be
solely for the players and will encourage
them to play their best. This will DO in
ADDITION to salaries, OF course, and will
8bo q direct gift Of the clubs.
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Dolly Dollars Rat, Second and
Hyperbole Third III Feature
Even Ootter Results.

y(By Associated Press. }
-. ARATClGAGth1

EtSscs beat orkshlre Lad o head In 4 1 the
fourth race. Rad ike, on En- tree, out
rode II llor5 on berkshire Lad sumrr1a;-,
I rles ss sSS3 III rs is5 I. S55
First rac Cling, seven furlong n n
Meta Lady 10 to first, Silver Weddlng
do to IS second. .Azelina q to p third I'd
Time, 4 :28. IL S,as
s5 Second race steeplcch base. about two
ana d 4 half mile II irate q i to ~ Il flrstt,5
Waterford e to #1) second. Pure Pepper
20 to q third 1. Time, :28 as. g f4
Third race The Ken tuokys selling ct axes,
five and II half furlongs Clara Huron Is
to- first / Dolly \ D llars q to ~ second,
Hyperbole e to ~ third. Time, = :0S So:
y Fourth race lie and O furlong-7-l ~ ntree
s(evcn) first, Y ork shire Lad e to 81 second,
Sailor Boy Is to y third. Time, = :66 2-6.
Il, Fifth race selling. ono m1le-Samueall
+. Harris e to n II first, Yrenne5 go 70
~ second. Gus II idorn go to- y y third.
Time, ~ AL 4-5. 3sS33
88s5 Sixth race Five and a half furl ongs--.-;
They're or g to- first Lally g 70 y
second Prince F'brta nus g to- y & third.
Time, Il :0S II s3f
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" "a 4 EXECUTOR OF Sarah q. BosWelI r, dess
,cen sod ne will fer for galc Don this
premisss at public alet !o Y o,l W
- UESDAY. GU ST. -aE, Ss
estate. HThe spro perty a he corn 81
sThirtletha and NJ Stree tss has 8a frontagaS
of 40 fee i inch and rur, back II fessf
;either6as a whole or subdivided ct time
Of sale, as / may be- deemed best The
realty6 81 3 Nc between Tween ty-nint and
!Thlrtieth Streets "a has sna frontage Sof 44t
serty Is ali occupied and wi ~ make EgQods
hives menls III for rem tai spu rposess ln-Ss
sapect tho same n and at Tend sale For.s
further lformat Ion see the alin dersiRne
six and twelve mon tbs, interes adde
or MI cash. he on Ion of tn I'll Dur
chm 5ssS
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OTHER D ~ BAsE Z GA MES.
Eastern, League.

Eastern League, VI
"a AT Baltimore-M Montreal first game
tpostponed rain; second game " 3 timore
y AT \ Providence- Prevalence /. Roches-j
AT Jersey City--F First gano. Jersey City
g. Toronto o: second game, Jersey City
= q AZ New u rls-N ewark 4. Buffalo g.
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{s So y sou,thtrrn,, nellf Telephone

Especial by S1uthcrn LEU Ieiepnonc.1 a. 5#s
ID = si' x u ;OHFO11K v AZ, August 90.
Il * q Star pitching was most con-
II M spicuous In 81 tho n opening
&6S VAN game between Ilichmond and
Il ~ ssS Norfolk on afayetta Field
~ * this afternoon, I'M q game which
~ ss1 Norfolk won 2 to a. ~ ORD Ian. for
\ N Norfolk, and Long. for Richmond. \
NJ who have not been worked much
# b were tho two men in the box. Il
they can maintain the pace which
they set this afternoon. Manager Brad
ley, for Richmond. and Clark. for Nor
folk, will 40 well to work them more
frequently tho remainder OF the season
Tho twirlers gave up but three hits each.
playing havoc with the batting records
$oI the heavy hitters$ on both teams: but
the felders helped some In the remark IS.
abIe record they made, for they gathered
up several long drives that looked good
Hnr r1iY1H W. S t44
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inning, got two hts out OF two times UP.
Following Is tho tabulated kcore \. Ok 81 .8i

inning. got two ii Its out OF two times UP.
Following Is tho tabulated &core:.
4 Alb. n. H. q. Az E.
RegGy. 80. 4. !. y. ". ~ & III 2
Doyle /. }. =, 4.
Re ter, u n 4. I. ]. I. y. :. ]. II 3 VIA
Powell, f.... u. o 2 81 40 w
Hcssler, 81. ao ~ tO ss0
Benny. c..... !. ..... II Q SE1 isB Sjss1
e 9 8 sS 0+.s1 9A Ss# 9
Ittrlnge. 1b.. .....,.... o IA $g!s1 "a
Richie. ,",:ss 9 9 9
Mckenzie, 80. 49,. ....... 2 o
81 4 " PORTSMOUTH
Al. Il. II. o.. A, q.
Titmnn ri. 4. I. (. Q 0 o o
Kahn 2b. 49,. 9 II o
Kelly, 1b..... .........sb # II ~
Fischmann. 81 80 II 9 q
Anthony, u 8 ~ O Q 9
Lolir, Ct /. !. ). a. o
DAY., o ~ "
Hamilton. sb...... ..... 4 q D 81 d
Totals s 1. ss II s 10 q. i D
d Score BY innings: r.
Danvlle :. ;. 81. +. D o o o 0 o %
Portsmouth \. 4. 5. ~. 20 o @ e o 20
M Summary Two base hits Powell. Iaevellj
and Mckenzie. Stolen bases---K ell y, r eg-
$gy, 4 Doyle, FiBchmann j. Kahn. Double
ipiays-A Anthony. Kelly, Fischmann. Bases
on ball nevell a, Richie i Us GsrucL. it.
sReyell g.. Richie i1. Wild pit ches--R ich|e,s
Time OF game. 4 AS. Umpire, Rolliiis.t
Attendance GO. }Sji3y E M
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EXECUTORS SALE

F,v Z Il k Owe LIN as. INV * VI A III
n soUTHEAsT8scoR N e r s;s'f n I HTiETtt
Il AN o IN SIRE ETs so.S 81 AN Q NO.
e2a; tsyTW 90 N Il M 4. BETWEEkjs 1i NJ
TiETH AND 81 & RTY-F iRsT sT8.s,S
10. soo7 fArlp N 9. s 5000 h ~ ON Ia 4 ON
N .BETNEE N TWEEN N NJ, s0 NJ
8TAiRTlETHE TIRE 70. 2si a!ss
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s ALE This Days
s. BY Geo. Il w. Mayo, "A NC ton u. q
II 11O N, Seventh Street, IN r hone y 1885,
BY lfao IA lgl
ITO n. Seventh 8 ttests = hone v sss
Upright Piano Onyx anldi
Other b1es, ! ront Sandl
Back Parlo Suit Drug s.
gets, Rugs, Bro1ix u, : l {. M
tel Clock i and . . 1n N. " &
Carved Dining Ro ON Suit
5 Hall and Stair u Carpet gjCI
Hall Furniture Oak and
Other Be- broom Furnit trS!,N
IA Etc. lSI5B3ss

IL will sell Tor Nj. N NJ Tier VIE
q leaving tho city. at his residenc
g. 4 a4, o 3, >sos eo
|71-o Ootava Upright tandard SIS Psi ans
highly polished walnut ease cost 500 :! \:
Splice Mahogany Finish II Frame Il E'aflof \
Suit odd Parlor chairs ana R 1
Boss Onyx md other ablesf Bfa 1, stasnsds
Handsome Pintures, Maritel Clock ana IS
Figure. BronSn and other ~ gures BriGSsSs
d -I3rac, Administer Drugget and rug s.sa..s5ss
tfa BACH PARLOH ,--8-piec CO land arYeAgs
Walnut Parlor Suit, Chairs, h. Rock efaaaaSS
Wn Isa Whit WHAT Not sI s,nyfna Drusges md
Bin q. 40 N ~ sotn y.
Oval Front and Ends China Closet. VVAyefI
Front Bufret, withA3 plate mirrors: s.sss
foot Ding Table ana Gs,siss e
tered Ladies' Writing Desk. SSI
81 ANTR Jpright Refri gerat stone a'ar
aKiTc HEN Walnut sldeboard TaDles n
Kitchenware, e to-. . y.
yy5ssssS ztssSs So Rsss Hsii
ane ISN'T stS;r$a Gnbso HAM 4 sven Frons
Oak Bureau stand md Wardr obc. Braa44
Lined Iron Bet. We Spring M ttress 4 ana
Pi!los ttlngA Mg VS. aa 81;
stand M wardrobe ron Be IL SPRINGS and s
MtsrHss 9'HlstHSfG Ma R6ak ssS
stand h Wardrobe, Iron He'd Springs and &
Mattress P ws, ware
. ss Sale posi- positive. Terms: Cash. Goods
Il, tistS positively be moved day Of sale
i'5s a Ss SEC wv. May Auct lone err
$ Geo. wv. oliver, Sal esman.
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summary--Isarned runs-Lynchburg !.
Two base hits-Bentley, Cook and Dunn.
FIRST base on balls-Carterl (Batemana))s
McKnight Is (Darringcr. Cook. Walsh w
Double plays-c Carter. Walsh and Holt;
Dunn and Holt. First base on errors, 7
Roanoke 8, Hit by pitched balls--Holt,.
tDarringer and Carter. Struck out---cllar-
ter s, McKnight5 s.. Wild Spltches---C arter y
Time OF gamo, 1929. Umpire, Lally.
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BY g reen & Redo,
VI Real Estate {Auctloneers.
Thursday August g, ! 900 {: 81
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games shall DO played, four clubs, rsicti-
fnond, Lynchburg, Norfolk and Ports
mouth. to participate in them. Tho games
Will oxtend over q period Of two weeks
following the closing OF tho league soa q
son on Sep tember sth.s 81. Ss n
\ Il Tho four clubs will deposit With The
Times Dispatch, OF Richmond, a purse
; OK S4oo. half OF which will 90 to the
players Of tho club winning tho largest
number OF games during the post-sea-
son series. Tho other 30 per cent. will
bo divided between the players of the
Other clubs on o basis TO be- determined
Upon later The new season will open
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Bacr1 tCc.g{ - wv = !. =,
Il wed also d Wild throw Mc g II y
ttar,5 r,,,rposeiy tried to pass y.
MA ca cher swung ard and Mt q WIG Wig
ma u ciously. sending the other TWO rulls
A The visitors look cd dangerous IN me y g
ninth. when they filed the pa N ses, VIII
:nnlv5 One out, but Strange g short ny was
we'll handied by Stag and l3 :, Wertnatl
went out on q long fiy 70 Schultz y 4, !,
Score; Y I Il j. 10 =; = u 70 ;
New York g q . 90 81 o. q
Batteries: RI ster and King; AlcsilnTs
tnity3a nd 3BoWernlan. me. ~ :So. y III
5piros, o DAY and Klein. Il 5i3sSs
Pittsburg, > oklyyn, G.
PITTsBURG A.. August q. In ~ one e
az tho best gnnles Of The season s. f'ttts-
burg to- day ibea Isroolsl ". y !,
3pi ,,s ". o "a d o3 o
Brooklyn 9 g. o. % 03 q S8 y
BATTERIES: Lyn eli s.nIi az lbson; Eas %
ana Rlttef. Tifna,a, 1850 Umpire Ernslie
Cincinnati, . Boston,
" GIN OHIO. S August Pot y &
rors. were responsible for all OF the runs ", rs
scored in the game between Cincinnati
and Boston thst afternoon. 81
Cincinnati / Il o o q o O804 o 80
Boston s. . (. % o o 20 o 90 OIL
Batteries: Wclmer and Schlei; Linda
man and Needham, Time i, $50 UNI;
spires, Conway and tombstone s5 Ii II
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