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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-02

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The question of person is but an Incl
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
PLAYED LIFELESs GAME.
Ia ED 111II10o " ~ =
Virginia Defeats Kentucky Be
fore Her Southern Trip.
(speoIal to The -Nspatch.)

especial 10 Inc lllltS-L'hpttS'tj
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, April 3d.
In llfeless game, the last before she
leaves on her Southern trip. Virginia de-
feater Kentucky State College to-day Z
to 2. Tho Kentuckians got only one hit
off Of s,,song In five innings. Moore and
Mosh went then in to finish out the con-
test, Virginia showed UP In poor form
with the stick, Captain Graham being
the only player who was able to land on
the ball.
Virginia scored In the first and seventh
innings Lawer opened the game ny
bunting safely, but was forced at second.
The hit and run game was then worked,
Walker going from first to third on Ora
hnm's single between first and second.
Roth Tailed on McDowells error, Dalton
tailed later on an infeld out, In the
seventh, Moore and Lawler walked, ana
on walkers hit. which got away from
the LEFT fielder, NIL three runners scored,
Despite his two errors, Maddux mado
two pretty stops Of apparently safe nuts,
HIllenmeyer, at second, and Catcher stone
put up the best game for the sen
tuckInns
Virginia ,,s0oooo4oo s 3
Kentucky state. :, o o OF 90 o1-2
{ Batteries, Virginia, susong, Moore,
Moses and Woodson; Kentucky stare
Swenringen and stone
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DANVILLE DEFEATED.
Tobacconists Made Numerous and
Costly Errors Which Lost Game.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
4 DANVILLE, VA. April 30.--The open
Ing game here OF the Virginia State
League resulted In the defeat OF the
locals BY Norfolk by score Of Z to 6.
The game, though exciting and Interest
Ing to degree. was characterized by
errors.
Mayor Harry Wooding made a speech
to about fifteen hundred people present,
and tossed the first ball over the plate.
Norfolk led or with four runs In the first
inning. caused by numerous and costly
errors on the part Of the Tobacconists
After this inning Danvlle somewhat re-
deemed herself and by the eighth inning
had tied the score. In the ninth the vis-
tors sent two men across the plate-ono
caused by the failure of Woodward, in
right field. to catch a difficult fly from
Clark, and BY wild throw on the part
OF Reggy. at third base.
Mcdonald. pitcher for Danville, would
have won II given proper support Leon
ard. for Norfolk. was In fairly good trim,
but the Dnnville man outpitched him.
Captain Clark. Of Norfolk. was ruled
out in the ninth inning for protesting
against q decision Of tho umpire.
The following tabulated score tells tho
story of how the locals were beaten:
l..-5 DANVII,I.N
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will take two of the three games.
Tle AWinnkntH are 1lartered at the

Will take two of the three gaines.
The Lawmakers are quartered at the
Arlington Hotel, aud great crowds have
been there to SEQ them.
The game opened to to-day In fine sl1ape
for the Richnonders, and It looked good
until the eighth and ninth innings. Two
runs cnmc over the rubber In the first,
two more In tho second, another In tho
third and still another in the fifth.
Lynchburg scored first In tie third,
again in the fourth and again In the fifth.
In the eighth they made two runs that
brought the score UP to five, with Rch-
nond having. the game cinched with
six tallies. But that ninth inning Is some
thing that don't like to talk very
much about, fellows 1t was fierce, and
think lost ten pounds In four min
utes. Eleven men came to bat and one
of these hinged one out for four sacks.
That Fulton Lad.
Lee sharp, the silent little fellow from
Richmond, who can play any position,
went to ,bnt In the ninth inning for
Eckstone. IIc wiggled his stick at the
first one from AIoser's hand, and the ball
went ten feet over the left-nedcrs head.
When 1t gotbnck In tho diamond that
little Fulton chap was putting his little
tootsy wootsy on the home plate.
Mr.. w. B. Bradley, ono Of the owners
OF tho league, is here, and witnessed the
game to-day. He will not be here to-
morrow, but will see Wednesdays game.
The official score Is as follows:
Dill, >po,,I FtI
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Has Won Every Game.
'ha 'Times-DIsDatcll:

Editor Of Tho I1mes-Dlspatch:
Sir,-As we see In two papers an ncor-
rect account of the game on Saturday
between the Staunton Military Academy
and the Ftshburne Military School teams,
we ask space In your paper to correct
same ny stating that the score was eight
to one In favor OF SFlshburne and not
eight to seven as reported.
(, The strength or skill OF the Fishburno
Military. School team will be seen from
the fact that it has won every game SO
far this season, and that the total or
scores for tho Ftshburne, Military
School Is f,fty-nve against twelve for all
opponents
The campus of the Fshburne Military
School is one Of the best In the, State for
those those s Who have have not been accustomed to it
are at no disadvantage. but have equal
showing with the home team.
MANAGER.
,Waynes boro, Va, April 80,
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Gold Hill Defeated.

Especial to The Vines Dlspntch)
FORK UNION, VA. April @.-The
Fork Union Academy second team and
Gold Fiji played here to-day. The Gold
Fill club was defeated by score Of
fourteen to four, At no stage of the
tivcs In It. The features for the Academy
game were the buckingham representa-
we're the heavy batting OF the team, the
battery work OF Colston and Captain
Richards. and the fine fielding OF Har-
rIson in leftfcd; for Gold Fill the play
Ing OF Coles on second. and the base
running OF w. Fuqua were the features
Score by innings, Il.
n, ~ 890O2OO0.- l4
Gold Hill ....y.,.....,.. 0 Q o COS l. /
Umpire, Mr.. IT, Fuqun, OF New Canton.
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Georgetown, IS; w. and L., I

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
. WASHINGTON, April 3o'-Georgetown
to-day overwhelmed WASHINGTON and Lee
nv heavy hitting and good pitching, Six
hits and Porter's wildness IN the sixth
inning, sent eight of the local teams men
around the bases,
Score; II. II. u.
Georgetown. ....s1102s00.--4 l2 2
w. and L...,. ....l 100000 OIL 9
Batteries: Cantvell, Maycock, Mudd.
Maloney and Guynan; Porter. Johnson
and Trimble.
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LOSES FOUR sTRAIGHTs,
Roanoke Took the Heart Out -
Truckers in the First.
(snecial to The Times Dispatch

4 PORTSMOUTH, VA, April 3.-.Ports-
mouth lost her fourth straight game to-
day, when Roanoke defeated the Truck
ers by the score OF Sto 0. The game was
witnessed By one thousand fars, and was
too one-sided to be interesting. Roanoke
landed on Revell in the first inning. and
scored four runs before the side WAS re-
tired. They added three more In the Sec
ona. and this lead took all the snap out
of the Portsmouth players Time after
time, with men on the bases and nobody
out, the batters would pop up a fly or
strike out. Willis WAS always effective.
Roanoke played Q splendid fielding game.
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Roofing Was Fierce.

Richmond never had such band OF
rootcrs as Is found here. Every man is
pulling for the home team, and the po-
stion OF knocker would not be an en-
$vlable one. But there are mono OF them
here. Everybody works. even the faith
ers.
The season opened here with a parade
that was equal to the ono given IN Rloh-
u,ond last Thursday. The Lawmakers
and the Shoemakers were In two special
cars behind a car that carried the mem
bers OF the Lynchburg Band. Several
other cars followed, and the city was
taken in. Up and down hills the cars
went, until every section OF Ne city had
been passed through. Crowds lined the
streets, and in front Of the Carroll Hotel.
where the parade started, there were
more than five hundred people.
Mayor George W. Smith. the patriarch
OF L,ynchburg, tossed the nrst bah over
the plate from the pitchers box. Gather
Walsh ("Reddy'o received tho new
horsehide, while "Hoollgnn" Eckstone
wiggled a bat. Twenty-elght hundred
people yelled when Umpire Hofrner said,
play ball"
Mayor Tossed First Ball.
Mayor Smith stood In front OF the line
Of Lawmakers before the opening OF the
gamc and welcomed them to the city.
He said that they could get anything
here that they wanted so long as they
conducted themselves properly.
eve want good. square, clean base
ball, and while I hope Lynchburg will
win, have nothing against you fellows"
said tho executive OF this city.
Manager Grim. who was not playing,
was presented with large bouquet by
. the Mayor.
Bets here are ten to six that Lynchhurg
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South Boston Wins at Tennis.

Especial to The Times-Dispntch)
/. SOUTH BOSTON, VA, April ao.-sout,
Boston defeated Chester Springs Acad-
envy in IAN interesting match game Of
tcnns at tho South Boston Park on
Saturday afternoon
Chester Springs was represented by
Professors Thompson land Kuykendall.
and South Boston by East. Friend and
johnson. t H
Score: ID 5@
South Boston .."~-.............0
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.MOsER TO REMAIN
With LYA.CH|BIuRG
"a. s # 1890 ----T-- > ~ 4 81
National Board sustains Lynch
burg's Claim for Husky
Young Pitcher.
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)

4 LYNCnBURG, VA. April 30-The Ma
tional Board has sustained the claim of
Lynchburg for the services Of Moser, the
pitcher, who was claimed BY Danville,
anc Moser will play the season out here.
He is admittedly one of the strongest
pitchers In the Virginia League, and the
announcement that he Is to remain here
has been received with Joy by the lovers
of the game.
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Lynchburg.

Y Batterles: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Cowan: Northumberland and Walsh.
Summary: Two-base- hIts-Shaffer, Tot
man, Shaver. Three-base hits-Wilson.
Daringer, Hicks, Home runs-Sharp and
Bowen. Stolen bascs-IIicks. Base on balls
OF Eckstone. 8; Off AIoser. 2. Hit by
pitched balls-Walsh. Struck out--by Eek
stone, 2: by Moser, q. Time OF game, two
hours and twenty minutes. Umpire. w.
". Hoffner. Attendance $780,
'Batted for Eckstone III ninth inning.
T. G..
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only i've errors from start 20 I1l!Is1l 81 t1lo
long game-three for Richmond and two
for Hampton Sidney. Another peculiar
ity was that the Spiders only got thirty
two outs, Brown, Of Hampden- Sidney
having been struck by ball batted by
Philhower, which put Brown out by his
own slde making the thirty-th!rd out.
The Preshyterians made two runs IN
the third inning, when Ph!lhower made q
hit, stole second, scored on Fleming
hit. and Fleming scored on Bedingers
hit The goose egg was presented ov
the Spiders until the ninth inning. when
Bednger's hit, stole second, ana went
"a third on a felder's choice, and then,
leading way of from third base. scored
on another nelder's choice.
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Southern League,

At Atlanta; Atlanta, II Birmingham. 3
At Shreveport: Shreveport, i New Or
leans /. Game called end thirtefnt'
inning account dnrknessD
Al Nashville: No game between Nash
vile and Montgomery on account OF. wei
grounds,
No other games scheduled,
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BATTING RALLY
IN Fatal NINTH !.
Lynchburg snatches Victory
From Richmond After It
Had Been Won,
MAYOR TOSSED FIRST BALL.
Betting Ten to Six That Lynch
burg Will Take Two
Games.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 10; Rich
mond I.
At Notwithstanding, 6; Norfolk, 7.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Q; Roa-
noke. 8.
- Us. 80 4 .
Where They Play To-day.
Richmond Mt Lynchburg.
Norfolk at Dnnville.
Roanoke at Portsmouth
Standing Of Clubs.

Especial from Staff Correspondent0
LYNCHBUIoG, VA, April 3o.--Lynoh-
burg had batting rally In the ninth
Inning and beat the Lawmakers out OF
the game after 1t had been won. me
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Harnpden- Sidney.

Hampden- Sidney .....O . 3 Q 0 0 0 OF 20
Richmond College....o 0 90 ooos 0 IA
summnry-Two base hits, Bedinger.
Three base httst Gardner. Stolen bases,
Joynes, Fleming 2, Bed!nger 2, lingo 2.
Booth. Brown, Phihower, Handy, Tall
man 2. Base on balls, or Warren 4. Fit
by, pitched balls, Smith. Struck out,
by .Throckmorton 3, by Warren 4 Wild
pitches, Joynes. Time of game, 2:10.
Umpire, Shelter Attendance, 200.
'Brown out: hit by batted ball.
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summary-Earned runs Roanoke 3.
Two base hits, Oneil. Kelley, Workman
and Written. Stolen bases. Conroy 2
Brown, Kelly and Wolf. Bases on balls,
by Revell 4, by Willis 2. Hit by pitched
ball, Reynolds. Struck out, by Revell s.
by willis 9. Sacrifice hits, Mcmahon.
Passed balls, McDonough, Double plays,
Written to Mcmahon. Time OF game,
two hours. Umpire, Mr.. Bishop. Attend
ance. loo. v
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score was ~ 10 u
five TALES for the
Shoelnakers cross
Ing the rubber in
the last inning.
Eckstone pitched
n steady game UNI
til this time, but
one or two Ques-
uonable decisions
by Umpire Hoffncr
seemed to take the
life out OF the boys
{rr-, pt1b,rnorI o~I
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and showed up we'll at the bat. 1t IS
the opinion of the rooters here that Roam
oke has a stronger team than Norfolk
AS result of to-days game, several
changes will be. made in the Portsmouth
infleld. Following is the score.
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The game lasted eleven
innings, and was q baltic
royal from start to finish.
Both pitchers pitched n
steady game, and every
other man on both teams
tlelded his position a.
most TO perfection.
The game WIS remark
ably peculiar, In that both
sides were at bat forty
three timos; both made
ten hits, and there were
LII, III n
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Batterles' Danville, MCDONALD and Benz
ny; Norfolk, Leonard and Edwards.
Summnry-Stoen bases, Regsy, Russell
and Clark, Sacrifice hits. Russell Two
base hits, Edwards, Three base hits,
McKensie 2, Double plays. Woodward
and Zurlnge; Mcmahon and Benbow,
Struck out. by Mcdonald 6, by Leonard ..
Bases on balls. by Mcdonald 3, by leon
ard g. WILD pitches, by Leonard 2, Passed
balls, Benny 2, Left on bases, Danvlle 8,
Norfolk !. Time of game, two hours.
Umpire, Mr.. Wingard.
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BY A. r. Chewing Company, IN
Real Estate Auctioneers. e. sslsl si
Positive Auction Sale Of.
That Attractive, DetaC,.h b J. \
ed Dwelling, No. 2 ?. 4 ~ J
W. CarY Street,
ON TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1906. AT 6

ON TUESDAY, MAY 1. 1906: AT sisfs
O'CLOCK r. NJ.
This property is located in the Delights
full West End Is in flrst-cass condition.
where 1t is rapidly increasing in value. u IT,
Is now occupied by the owner, who would
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moving.
4 great bargain. may be expected, So So
why not you get it? 81 s5SSSssI
A. j.. CHEWING CnMPAN1 Z, 3.is5s
Auc tioneers. EAT
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SPIDERS LOSE TO
HAMPDEN SIDNEY
Unusually Long and Pretty Game
Lasts Eleven
Innings.
CAME TO TIE IN NINTH
Visitors Make Two in Eleventh,
Richmond One, and Game
Goes to Presbyterians.

In On unusually long and wildly excit-
ing gan1e yesterday afternoon In Broad
Street. Park, Hampdcn-s defeated
Richmond College by score of to 4.
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New Y ork, 8; Boston, 2.

BOSTON, April So-Hard hitting gave
New York an easy victory to-day over
the local team. Tho visitors made a dar-
Ing exhibition OF base-rnnning and estab-
lished stolen base record for the two
leagues SO far this season.
Score: r. H. e
New York. ..1o110o212-s Is
Boston .........o 000G200o-2 6
Batteries: Ames and Bresnahan; Pfelf-
fer and O'Neil. Time, 1852. EMPIRES.
En,slic and Conway.
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BY Richmond Auction c 0.,.
1905 East Main Street.
T LARGEST AUCTION SALE
oF#THE SEASON OF,
Household Furniture VI

will take place TODAY (TuESDAY),S
May 1st, within our warerooms. 1900 East
Main Street. at 1890 consisting of every
thing suitable for the house, such ,hsl, T.
woods, Is odd Bureaus nnd Washstands.S
s Oak and Walnut Sideboards5 3 Ga and
Walnut Wardrobes. 3 handsome 5Parlors
Hall Racks, Chiffoneres, Ladies' Work
Tables, bookcases and secretarle s, odd
Wood and Iron Beds Mattresses. Cots
Hall Tables, Rosewood Parlor ~ ablAs,$
Screens, 80 Rockers, rs Chairs, lFendersa3
Crystal Chandelier, 2 odd Antique. Ma
hogany Sofas, Trunks, Portteres, ID Office
Chairs, handsome Walnut Desk, Rugs,S
and many articles too numerous3to men--S5
ton. KIN u sy #s3 5G,
as We must sell. ~ &. ~. :, 3}
George H.. Valentine. Auctlonee VIZ 81
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Results Of Yesterdays Games.
St. Louis, q; Cleveland,

st. Louis, q cleveland, 8.
CLEVELAND. OHIO, April Gothic
largest crowd ever at League Park. at
tended the opening hero to-day St. Louis
won in the ninth, when Nordykc, batting
for Petty, drove in two runs with two
out. Score: RH u
Cleveland ..........l 90 0 q 00-3 So
st. Louis ............1 Q o 0 o p II
Batteries: joss and Buelow: Petty and
hickey. limo, 2:oo. Empires, O'Loughlin
and Connor.
Philadelphia, s; Washington, 8.
~ hitting gave Philadelphia a victory
over Washington to-day.
washington ........ooooooooas 8 8
Philadelphia ........0 0 0 03012'-6 O
Batteries: Falkenberg and Kittredge:
Bender and Powers. Time, 1:45. Umpire.
Sheridan.
Detroit, .; Chicago, /.
CHICAGO, April 3o.-Detroit defeated
Chicago to-day. Walsh had poor sup
port. Il,
Score: r IT p
Detroit .....:..... % 100000 o1-210 /
Batteries: Walsh and Sullivan; slever
and Schmidt Time, 2:07. Umpire, Con-
molly.
Boston, 10; New York, 4.
NEW YORK, April ao.-Boston defeated
Nav york to-day at American League
Park by score OF 10 to 4. In the final
inning the Bostons made nine hits off
Newton. which were good for as many
runs.
Score: n II ~
New York o o1000o24
Batteries: Winter and Graham; Chesbro
and Kleinow. Umpires, Hurst and
Evans. Time. 1856.
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No, SOL N. Seventeenth ST..

BY J. b. Elam & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
WE'LL LOCATED AND VALUABIIE
WO-STORY MODERN BRICK
DWELLING OF EIGHT
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No. 1908 West Main Street,
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WEDNESDAY,, MAY cd, at O'Clock,
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Come promptly, rain or shine. and secure
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can be- in tho form Of DEMONSTRATING notes
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EXECUToRs OF Estate OF w. r capps, "oak-
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Pittsburg, 3; Cincinnati, o.

CINCINNATI OHIO. April ao.-UmpIre
Johnstono was escorted Oft the field by
police after to-day's game, because Of
two changes in d decision that eventually
allowed Wagner to score on BALI that
had been thrown into the field by Pitts
burg coacher. Cincinnati was unable to
connect consecutively with Philippe's de-
livery. while Chech was hit timely.
score: Il. Fl. E..
Cincinnati ........o00oooo 90 /
Pittsburg ......0 0010002 0-9 8
Batteries: Chech and Phelps; Philippe
and Peitz Umpire. tombstone. Time,
/: 55.
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Spiders Take a Hand.

Then In the last half Of the ninth inning,
the Spiders went in and did some Booa
smuggling, making three hits and as many
runs. Smith, the Richmond catcher, "eI1.
to first on being struck by pltchoo
ball; Saunders went out to 1nge' ana
Richardson hit to deep centre ana au,
vnnced Smith to- third. Gardner then
came to bat and made a beautiful two
Dagger, scoring Richardson and smith;
Handy hunted and brought In Gardner,
and the score was tied.
After eight goose eggs and then tying
wild: hats were flung into mid AR, ana
the score, the Richmond rooters went
cheer after cheer went up to the welk'n
for the sturdy Spiders. who had thus tar
4 saved the day, In, the tenth inning
neither side scored and It was then
that enthusiasm burst all bounds, and
both sides rooted for all that was IN
them. The result was doubtful In the en-
trcn1e and It looked MS II the game
might go on indefinitely.
In the eleventh inning. with Hampden-.
Sidney up Fleming went to first on mn
error OF Richardson. stole second. and
then scored on Bedlnger's hit to lett-
field. Inge hunts, steals second. when
Bedinger goes to third and then scores
on a f1elder's choice, bringing the score
UP to five to three. $50
The Presbyterinns then went wild. and
every rooter for the visitors left their
seats and yelled with all tho power Of
their lungs. But the Spiders went to
the bat smllingly and with confidence.
Wore Warren Out.
Warren. the deep-chested Hnmpden-Sld-
ney pitcher, was worn out and he showed
his WEAKNESS by giving both Martin ana
Handy base on balls. He was complete-
ly tagged out. for he had pitched steadily
tor ten innings. Joynes was then put
iE the box, and Warren took the iatter's
position at third Joynes went into the
box, and his second bill went Wild when
BedinEer had to run back to the fence
to recover It. Handy then scored, and
brought the score up to E to 4. But with
two men down Talman went out to
Warren on pop fly, and the side was
retired.
It was n pretty game all through. Both
pitchers showed well, each allowing only
ten hits. For Richmond College, Rich
ardson felded more than well Mt third
base, and both Hardy and Tnlman did
we'll in their batting average, each maxi
Ing three hits Gardner the Spiders
pretty left-flelder, was tho only one who
made three Dagger.
For Hnmpden-Sidney. Fleming, at short
stop, showed up we'll, both IN his fielding
and In his batting as did Bedrlnger.
who played we'll behind the bat and did
some good batting, making one two bag
ser.
This game places IIampden-sldney IN
the lead In tho intercollegiate champion
shin series, Their next game Is with
william ana Mary, and should they win,
tho pennant goes to them. Otherwise the