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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-09-07
Keeps 1t Circulating.

Keeps 1t Circulating.
"Some scientists say $40 bill will
accumulate $4,000 microbes in a
month"
"That doesn't worry me. never have
one of 'em long enough to 'cumulate
more'n a dozen or so."-Cleveland
Plain Dealer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
.D:,,ANvILLE. 8; ROANOKE 81 =! i!
"A Heart Breaking Contest, j !
Which -Four Pitchers Engaged.


..s Especial to The Times p Ispatch.)
SDANvILLE. VA. July 25.- ~ an lie
made II three straights to-day. defeating
the Roanokers by q score OF 8 TO - In q
lea rt breaking contest Four pitchers
were used up in the game, and despite
the fact that the visitors got five more
hits than panyillo. they could not win It
is the sa me old story OF inability to con-
meet at the right time. Winston was
taken ont Of the box for Danville IN the
second inning. and Evans, the new find
from the South Atlantic League. was sub
stttuted. The new twirler, while hit free.
~, kept the safeties we'll scattered, and
was given support In the third inning,
the score was g to !. and It looked blue
for Danvillc, IN the fifth another talley
was made as the result Of home run
b. Watson. $8 The game was lost by the
wildness at Willis In the sixth inning,
when the Tobaconists tied the score. t1e
walked the first three men who came up.
one OF tho runners scoring OF, pan
knocked to the pitcher who threw %
first. A timely single by Benny scored
the other two runs In the next INNING
willis gave q base on balls, NJ halter.
ana allowed two hits The batting OF
5cooper and the work OF Watson and
SIanham were features for tho Visitors.
Benny and fFetzer's stick work was what
did the trick for Danville. In the ninth
inning. Q ssidys relieved Willis. but It was y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
DOCTORS OPERATED (. D.
On BY I {. l|I',.' | !E|:.|;| !!
Gardner Pitched q Steady Game ne
and Hinchman Was El'aEl4 Easy
Fruit for Locals Score.
Fruit3f for Locals-Score:

h.
Fresh from the lard-fought battle y, I'll a at !.
lackstone on Tuesday, the 1nkslingeir.sl
defeated the Doctors yesterday. Bryan an
was late. and Gardner was put IN IN = g {,
for the Doctors. II
The first two innings produced no z; runs n
and It looked as II an interesting enc
ter might be witnessed !; but In the frs q, :
half or the third. with two men down.
the SINGERS got on to IIinchrna an and hlt
him pretty much as they liked. bringing
eight men home before the SIDE was r. r.
tired ana another four runs in tho fourth.
In the second half Of the same inning
the Doctors got what proved to be their !,
only. run. with the lead OF 10 to !. n
favor Of; the Singers. oil the ginger was y J,
jtaken out OF the 4 game. the ultimate
score being il to 4 In their favor i !,
The Medlcos are game, however, and
arranged to play the SINGERS e. gain q
Monday next, when they will try to re-
itrieve their lost laurels. The score fol
lows 8 4F4 yS{5tl9s {{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
Totals ..l....i...ti..s34
n !. - W. a q II nAs .l-.i.tL \ I
CHAMPIONS OUTcLA.s's;E':D,'.
SLynchburg Was Never in the
Game-No rfolk Won Easily.

Especial TO Tho Times Disput ch,)
Il 1yNCHBURG, VA, July 25.-Norfolk
clearly outclassed tho Lynchburg aggrte'..
cation this afternoon. winning the rubber be-
Of the series with hands down. The Shoe fi'' Z.
makers were never In the game. Indeed Gee .
they were outclassed Mt every stage OF
the contest BY the visitors who won N .by
the score OF TO 10 Rciss started the
game for the locals, but lie was q p-l
planted BY Carter after tho first Inning,
when three unearned runs we're scored r. !;
but he was hit practically at Will
throughout tho eight innings no was on
the slab. For Norfolk. Stanley pi lt'1t, q
a mastery game. keeping the locals t' g y
guessing at ali times. It was or1l neces s.
sary for him to exert himself when men
were on the bases to prevent run. getting.
and he deserves all the credit that can
5be hcaped upon q pitcher for good ana
clever work. The errors OF the homo
team, were very costly, while those Of
the visitors counted for, inaught, because
The shoemakera could not follow them
UP with hits. The score: IA. ttSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
IN|GGERIM|KEW0N;;
As A B IGSU [. 4 | 5 {.
.kehny's gTwo-Year-O Old, at 100 100
to I, Captured First Prize
83 at Brighton Beach.
TR0xLER's BAD FALL
.RiderBof Orly II, the Favorite,'
Thrown at Head Of Stretch.
Perhaps Fatally Injured.
(By Associated Press

NEW YORK. July, e. --Tho surprise Of
the racing at Brighton Beach o-day was
,s II The rss rase q the loo t.
owned by j. u kenny. @ Critnnns had
tho mount. Sandy Croeker and Niger
Mike ran bend and head to the stretch,
where the latter draw away. He !, Ind
finally to- be ridden out to win BY n head
from Lad Of I.angdon. \. nj. 81 III Il.
. When orlyy IN the favorite, foil at tho
head 5of tho stretch in the third race,
lis rider s,,1
First receive ana half furlongs--
Niger Mike 400 to y first Lad OF Lang.
aCn s +, .' y sec co. Sinking Tom q g Y
= Second n "a epIcchase, about two
miles ISass!l "a TO Is .nrat G'randpa & TO
sso On, Var war Paint Paint O. e thlrd'5
Third raee--sellins. nile and I. I. =, s!x !;
tenth Embnrrnssment q to ~ nrst Earl
Rogers as to Is second, ~ perion g 70 y
third Time, ! 40 30. .S5 " . u I.
furlonss salyidero g to llrst E ] 2.
3I3tliird. Tlme. ! 10 A.. l!.3ls
raceI9no me nfd far foas
s MssiSs Gorslsan . third TIn, line
1:63 l3#i !. 53. . y I.
sixth rnce-sIx turlongs-- cressna &, t. e
DonnsSu5 Pys5S'q 'o t. IL T%
Results at Lat onia.
CONCENTRATE. OHIO, July 25 Only
two favorites were successful to-day ~
La ton Ia. e Arc Light easily won $9s the.
steepIechase handicap. tho attructo Of
the card. Sunny les iF y, l5}s
AS FIRST receive and a half furlonEs--.-
Bottles e to y first. Hnndsnike e. TO =
second, Elected q to s. third. Time Time,
100 Id. Ks II 8. i, q !. . 20
| first. Albert Fir (0StoE 4 second. The Gad-
nv Is toll third. Time. 1 :42 II. g.
Third Z Frances \ esi
XII TO 1O) first. Mead ow Breeze % r to,2)
second Dr.. Turner 90 70 y Athlrd'8 ii1l'o'
Fourth racesteepl echase y !. han,dliHe car
clubhouse course re Light Is to y FIRST
| Subador e to 4 second Modred aW - g
10 third. Time. 8 lao as. Y, ".
| FIFTH ra ce-six furlongs-Nonc z Cluli l!e
n 8tn f1)1 first .2 May or Johnson q 70 y
second sandbnth 40 to 4, third: Iin me-
Il 81 Sixth race-slx fur,ongs speotor Girl
| t(4Sto@ IS first, Dresden 40 Ito y second M
Seventh race-one mile Banposal % 70 9
! III 4 flrst. Miliaong q to y second; Lady
4 Charudo a to y third q! Tlnfe, g. 80. .3
Il
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Emporia, q; Elm City s..

NAH Especial TO me gIlInes-DispaS'c 1h) 80,
5SEMPORIA..s8ssv 4A.,.$ July 2b.--7rhe mosa
messed here this afternoon between the
Emporia \ '.Invincible and the Elm City
nine. Up 10 the eighth Inning = the ,,
visitors had the gene won nua me ne t,vy
luckily came to- the fore and made good,
changing tho score from a goose egg 70
a uuartette. Cross, OF the locals. pitcher
= tha ~ storv:s 5i' Fis, r, Fl. r.
IEmporin.. .'....a . : !,
Elm CITY ny, % Y Q q =
B 7 batteries: Emporia--Ho bbs and Cross !;
Elm City--NIllls and Leake. Z
summary: struck out--by Cross, s 81 by
Leake, none. Passed balls--Mlll Il
sUmpiro. s. ID. Goodwin. # M " 81
Captain Harrison, of the Nlm. City y, a 2 9 !.
ali \ timer. Next week tho Petersburg
players will DO seen here Tor series 15 o.
three games, 7ifi3 3ss.{ XVI I
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BY Pollard q RaRby.
811o2 East Main Street y. eIs:
AUCTION :' SALE 81 .I1lE /.
.95ss OF az
Attractive q ! i ]. q 4 Valuable 'll y y
Three Story Brick 8 Dwell D Ne IL
I ing at the Southeast Corner
Of Main and Beech Stree s..
..$ Known as No. 1921 West \
Main Street.
AUCTION SALE !. Z j J

. 10.
wa will sell BY auction, on me
premises, on la II
TUESDAY, JULY 81. 1905,
at 8 q clock IF. NJ. the above mentlo '.tstagl
: y The dwelling ia one Of the best and
most fascinating that has ever beef. on
he Z W %n a SSlls isa r oo'ns
Shasiaas closets. paltries. etc. Heated by
Furnaces ss aud all In perfect repair; nyseEy
room ght ana airy T wst ISt Il Y rs sp'aa
s hn,it 10 feat There Is enough space o!l
lot n't to build a dwelling fronting on Beselsg
or Harrison Street which b Is ya5y W bss
shiS viii he n very valuable business
certer Investors and speeulators should
have an eye e this hW tmans Sa.
TnRNiS: One-third cash, residue one
two and three years; Interest sper rsI y u
semi annually. and secured ~ tTnssy aeeu.s
AuctiQnee
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THEDOUBLE-HEA
HURT LAWMAKERS

\ lor two days the rain descended and t ne
downpour kent the report from coming thas
the i.aWmsksrs had topplsa anothsr p9t 81
Distilled packa ges. Ona game was lost hy t @,
score Of e nothinf sHS ns Gsnss
iiii1)ss AZ differences 10 Ions as the Lawmakers
clunk 10 tie small ends Of them he, Z, ! /, -
And having dropped this douhs',,heaa.er q }hIa
o a'ss and this afternoon q after ygoh
burg, Fer three games d a Rsrn nsPFeen! tgs
Column OF the top-notchers. y prSbaanlo
double hsaSsr W. h ass ga ;yyi 81 pted
asa,inst each other, il the Lawmakers can
mo three games this week they Will DO push
ink Danyllls Cor the fourth place
Portsmouth Is climbing, and climbing rapidly
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as sS ss s
and ne ss ,hsr and SRchmond found him to
he tho guessing bee that she tack led. &
yest erday. ana Norfolk delivered the bump.
p.sGShsd a fHSs M and
OF Of ca rtsr. Il Lyhchburg Is falling Rapidly
winston Howard were Tofxssa y wn
Willis
for tho Hshlandera and was relieved by Cps-
aidy. who also ls' got st; his. III 55 Il. f$
ii wnsshard TO- lose the dou BILE header PVT PVT
that, II ssy ~ 2a 1ee10ah I'M
lakes al,three games rom the svisltors Y WIZ
be enough ~
opinion salys y n q The 1 bsss
cheIs Rsh re- tefaf% u b base
SsS
days game. salye s,dld not leave with the
Lawmakers ~ r9F1s,G Used To- DAY and viii
have the shoernakers guessing u ne Goes as' ~
in the box. a D. :s.5 Z 5I IA
Stanley, Of the Norfolk crowd, who pitched pitched
such a good game against Lynchburg yest q !.
day helped whole lot a. bringing sno
Ssfssy i2s hIi eaR let q & seoa
s svns es as!s
liz In all OF the cities except Portsmouth,, ana
no umpire ever pleased the fans down there here
Black the new umpire. who. has been work.
ing in Danville this week. Is giving entire
"a tlstactioi,. He is s. said r. 70 be A thoroughly
posted on the game 3 II us Z .3 7 I33s VII
man who says he Is ball player w want q
a bali that hit runner did mot get n hit On !,
Old Old as tie game. that the RUNNER Is out anu
the bat tier gets y bit.
Jack Grim, the good ba seball manager, but
the nervous man when defeat is near. VIII b c
here to-day, and he wants as many games as
no can get. Grlm Is well liked in Richmond '
viii be time se asins
II faster up Ne Pr 81 NEXT
YEAR. Ho is one OF tho men who has been de-
taniielyS decid ed upon. schumann, OF Ports
mouth, viii also likely zhs drafted, y
Tho game between atoser and Still ought 70
b. good one and there ar. hHndsSds W n3
Still lis coming up. Looking nt Y from thls
Viewpoint, Richmond should win tho game
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HORSES | 5 TO 4 RI ! |.
!. At FRONT ROYAL /.
4 b 4 n IN lI3.3S .

Special 10 Tho Times Dtspat ch
RONT@ROYAL. y A. ulys the FROM .,i
hold their thirteenth annual show at the Horse
Show grounds on tho second and third q ;aa,i
iiied. There are over one hundred more en-
tries best nSrsys
,nrominent Virginia racing stables:3y }, s.
n. o. Hayes. Watertown: RICHARD Waii,aG y
Wnrrenton: Charles u doft. Jr., Alexa
Stables; Dio;S a. Nv. 5VIynkop1 and r ebert Bar
rack. WINCHESTER: Edward Dll ger. George /. y.
WaIahau, L. g. Lackeys and Arthur ~. WIT
then "a Front Royal gia s{ss ~
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PLAYER DID NOT APPEAR;
LIKELY BE SUSPENDED
Z (Rv Associated Press.)

PITTsBURG, July 25::-J. T. McGlnnity.
pitcher for the National League bhsepall
team OF New York. who was arrested Mt
Exposition Park during the game between
tho Pittsburg and New York teams, after
"a flstin encounter with Catcher I'eitz Of
tho Plttsburg club, aid not appear at
Allegheny Police Station, and = agistrato
IIadfield declared his deposit OF 40 for
felted, The charge against McGinnity
was dlsordery conduct
PETIT received notice from President
5Pulliam to-day OF suspension pending an
investigation Of yesterday's affair. i y
Understood similar notice was sent 70
NfcGinnity. "A
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DATE is CHANGED FOR
N, :ss RACE ON THE THAMES
NV A Associated Press,)

BOSTON, July 2b.-As o result Of an en-
change Of cable messing s, IT has been de-
cided that the race Of the Harvard var
sity crew witt, the crew OF Cambridge
University will he rowed ON the Thames
in England on September 9Th. Instead
Of September 18th, This change was
made because II was found that tho tide
conditions would be better ON tho earlier
date, rive of the Varsity oarsmen WV
sail Friday for Liverpool,
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Standing Of the Clubs.
New ork Wins Both.


NEW YORK, July d. Tho local team took
both games OF, the doube.header from Detroit
First Game: I. 4. Il. ~ I, !, :,
Rev Hstyo't York i
81, ssyeF um nnd we osGx6 6G
Second 1ane: ga Jew t,, !, :,
Score BY innings 4 4 ! 4 Z "a \ X oA e sle =.
us sb$a; bS Sas;S1S
Washing ton, asst. Louis, 9.
out ST. louis ii pitchers battle 70 q
y; hs,s
M sd m nsyaon Huf nade ana
Cleveland, s; Boston, ?.
BOSTON July Is. cleveland won ! the he tln n
resulted from errors Il llts !, 4, I n
q 81 & g
ha4at ana SSp'iea ss
molly and Evans z VI 8, !, lts h, 8
Philadelphia Takes Both.
5arh!lad ds pha,; and q.
Chicago play two gooa ,vd games ha,b OF pau
e ssiis m.
Powers. Time. 1885, E Umpire, Sheridan.
SECOND Game me; ,,,s =. r. II. Il
ch ssa5s X \. ,nn'nss'
"a s eGfan w Walden
coem lis and schreck. Time. r 80. Umpire mp
Sheridan. $5, g3S Tx 5 7i
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Louisa Bank Intact.
sfev \ gtafr corrcspondent.)

nv Especial to Tho TImea,D lspatoh,) a.l.
some M how how Cotton abroad that the Bank
Of Loulsn has sold out, This y mis-,
fake. This bank has not sold o1!, Is rs w
III teposits and strength. and enloys the
entire confidence Of our people,y
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Where They Play To Day.
1vnchburg nj Richmond. 'i8
Danvile at Norfolk.
NJ Ks sls5s 5S PortHnnuth at Roanoke.
Al e -. !. i: &, ~ -1f B<1,a N1,,t,o ~ ~
Standing Of the Clubs. v.
Special
Especial to The Times- Dispn tch.)
s.s3 = a Fl y GO o r T5siM q ll1' II,
2 AT1a,& VA. y j uly 25 The
IA n, Truckers continued
Ss az their 1 W inning
- I1 GIL streak to-day by
tn ~ taking both games OF 4
- 81 - dolible-h header from tho


Lawmakers. In tho first contt.': ite y,
had tho players from the Capital City
&da zcd M Not one OF them got as fai y ~
& second Il base and only three wero ablc
a to reach first. One OF these got q j - on,
Hamllton's bid throw to " Kelly. Tn the
a Portsmouth boy struck out ten men, ana
did not give a single base on balls. HIS
work was by for the beat Il sce0 on the
local gro unds this season, and II 70 q otpt-
$f,,IFifs Il has been exccllet In the leag ue Il
received the best kind OF support { rom
tho otEer eight OF Barley Gains hu stierss
who ar.sS5 now put ting Up the GAMES = ne
Portsmouth fans have Ions ed ss.S 70 s,e
played since tho first ball was tn Wn IN
Norfolk on April 20th. y rs,x p ftched &
good game until tho fourth inning wtlen
the Truckers landed on him for ny 2
singles and two triples that sent IN SIX
runs. Three OF tho six were scored AFTER
sebrIc dropped Anthonys fly In short
Il c4,n err The hitting and base run MIR 3 ~
Titman, the fielding OF Hamilton, Fisch-
man. Edwards and Hicks were the fca-
lures & OF tho first con test. 4 i lSS
i The second gBnse was CT ose ana u r.
citing until the last Lawmake r was dis
& posed Of II In the ninth inning. Persons. .
Z routhpa ". from the ~ " ork STAT
& League " recently signtd by X ain, wes
mn M 4 inst Long, and honois were a bout
rvcn. Otitside 81 tho first inning v her,
Richmond. scored two runs after two men
4 were down, the nav mar, was N ylnciDlt.
H He has n slow easy noyeme emit and seems
nile to put tho bali wherever he wants IT.
4 rs was given gilt-cdged support. Two aoi
& PortMnou hl, s Iruns were scored e on
passed ball. The features OF this game
were the fielding OF Titman and Fisch-
4 man and Reeve, and the hitting OF An.
= llfg II
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1nkslinger!s.

sumrnary--Two base hits. Fry, suther-
land, Donahue. stolen bases. Brannan
Isl, Shepherd, Donuhue, Gardner, Double
plays, Cosby to Hazen TO MccaoWan.
Base on balls, Gardner 8, Hnchman Y.
Hit by pitched balls. Hinchman !. Passed
balls. CALI, Time OF game, two hours.
.Umpires, Ford and Wilkinson. u sf5
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Is Bristol Wins Rubber.

Especial TO Tho Times D lspatch.)
Ell 5yyYTHEVILLE Va. July 26.-Bristo
won the rubber game OF ball from Wythe-.
Vile here this afternoon BY g score q
TO- to 9. jissf ST u
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SSsummary-;sto len bases Cook T + IN!
sDinRle. Clark. Two base hits, Stanley.
5Three base hits, \ Mcmahon. Sacrifice hits,
Mcmahon and Wiley Double plays. jack s
81. Mcmahon and Wiley; Clark Mona
hon and Wiley. Earned runs. norfolk 2
Number OK hits of Reiss In ono inning. :;
or Carter In eight Innings 10. s ~ s.
ont nv Reiss; by Stanley s. First base
on errors, 1.ynchburg 8, Norfolk 81 eft
on bases, Lynchburg 8, Norfolk u. At
tendance, TO- Time Of game, 1888 U I'm.
5pire. Ncwhouse. 3 is555
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e AUCTION sale Thias Day
IBYf Richmond AuCti.olnIl,SCl!lp
12C5 East Main Street.

"a UCT1GN8 SAIIE ~ INV
HAN ps6 ME- rot DING III eos, PAsLots
81 th1sa1aoooSu cAks vaa n
RoHEs, "a HAIRS, 8 TAI 3 ING gpES
GRO, g x d II \, DOC kc AsES "
WOOD BE DS, e xTaA III El n e N n Al 81
q piEc EsGEo ia ia s n ONE, q TO-, q en-
To Day at $50 "a. NJ, Isi
within our warerooms, 1895 n. Main Ht.sS
Ladies' invited. 81 ..s. .8s !. ~ a sSSs
IA Geo. HI Valentine, Il Auctioneer u sS gHS#S
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Eastern League.

VI AT Jersey city-Jcrsey City, 8: Providence.1
& Al Baltimore Ba ltlmore, Z; Newnrk,
Al RToronto--Toronto. !: Rochester 2 6Q5 In
ninRs). Game called on account darkness.
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I New York. : /: Pittsburg 8.

h Prr-Tsl3ur0 PA, July u. --sfnt thewson was
invlt1cLbie to-day and the Now Yorkers finally
Score nv innings d sS5 fII r. H Il.
pttsburg ......o 9 9 oo030LS
Batteries hillipc, Lynch and Phelps; Mat
thcwson and fBresnahnn. Tine hours. Om-
pires, Emsie and Conway. "a II
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South Atlantic League.
Al nfncon-LSincon, 4 4 Columbia.
At Observation-Disclosures, z; Savannah. 1.Bjji,t
At Jacltsonville-Wc grounds; no game
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.5I summary; Earned runs-Portsmouth $.
Three base hits-ritman and Flschman.l
stolen ritman. 8. Bases on balls
BY Drew, i. Struck out-By Reyell, II.
BY Drew, X Q, Time OF game-l 3d. Y M
Spires-RollIna and Staeh,e. %
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~ Pollard 4 3 abb \,
"A UCrIDNs SALE ItsSss lSs
IA Slx.Room. Detached Frame!
Dwelling In FalrmOunl. n
No. 1876 N. Twenty first Street

We will sell at auction. on the prein--5 (
1T HU RsDAY, u w 2eth, 81,
mt O. clock P. M, IA the above mont oned
desirable property. The house is In Sgoods
order. rents we'll and has II culver cor,
snecton. t a /. u 595,iI SSS ttasGs E
We expect tho property to Be sold nt
Il sacrifice, and anyone seeking q small
homo In this growing suburb should At
tend this sale. # s6S va va
TERMS. Reasonable and announced
Mt sale. " J8ljs sS3s
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SCuddy, 2b......... u 3 4
Hicks 3bs.s..s.. NJ y u " 4
Smarter, ii. ....,. 3. u u y
CoWaii, $1,000 IA Y . y
Long, p...... Y. I. ..... u y s. y
Totals e. w. /. 4. ...,34 y g "a 10 q
IL Score BY innings: u U. ~
Portsmouth ...a...,...t... O w . Y %
II Biittnary: Tbo- itlse hits--Anthory.
1altpe -t,aso i,its--setrie. stolen Bases
Kahn, Anthony (2). Boyd, Reeve and
Dor,Ln II Double plays--R Reeve and Shafrer.r
Bases on balis--By Persons, 4: BY Long,
q: hit by pitched ball---1Saitl and Flsc n;
man, Struck out-.By Persons, u; by
I Long q Passed ball-Cow wan. Time OF
tran,e--i :4O. Uanpiresz RIO Inns and Staenle.l
4 lila. PIX e, tS6s35$lgA9
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Southern League.

81 Al Atlanta--At lanta, i 4 Shreveport, o. Il.
Il At Mont gomery--M ontgomcry,S 8; Memphis. D..
Al nshvllle-- Nashville. q: New Orleans. =:
RAJ Dlrmingham-Birm Little
II Second "a ame: birmingham. 6: Little Rock. 9.
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Portsmouth Takes Two Games.
/. From Richmond, One Be
.8st is8fs ing a Shut-O Out.
PORTSMOUTH FANS JuBlLANT
Are Now Getting Ball forWhich
They HavcS Been Longing
All the Season. $i5
Results sc Yest erday's Games

AT PORTSMOUTH, First Game-P orts-
mouth, Richmond, o. second game =
Portsmouth, s; Richmond. O.
a Al Danyil1e: Ihnvlle.& %; Roanoke,
At Lynchb1irg: Lynchhurg, O; No rfollk,
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American Association
t35At kansas tctty-Isansas City, 81: Toledo. 4.
AT Minneapolis Minneapolis t: & Ind lanapo-
lis. 2. g5 . a.Ss N !.
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iowa rds the top OF tho ladder. In one Of the
games twslor was wran as no no
l ict he a, her and Richmond found him to
hsFtha Kiesyng bee that she tackled.
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stanley, Of the Norfolk crowd, who pitchea
such d good game against iLynchburg yest or
'day hspcd q whole lot towards bringing tno
Victory Into his camp. He smached out o Two
Dagger that did q lot OF good 5 tSj
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X IIn,pires Newhouses will be hero for the games
This week, He Is giving satisfaction to the pun,
lie In all OF the cites except Portsnouth. ana
no umpire ever pleased the rams down thertes "
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I winston and Howard were worked by IN. me
Danvilie E order % VIII n
for IA tiirhlanders and was relieved by Cas-
aid Is who also got his 55ij Il ts5 u
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% Black. The new umpire. who has been work
ing in DanyiIle this week. Is giving entire
"a istaction. Il, He Is 81 said ~ TO be N thoroughly
the
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Carter, for the shoemakcrs. got ne b ,,la
vvesi erday '5 ana Norfolk delivered the bump.
|ns' stanley pitched q good game for \. ~. y,
Crew Of the sarah Jane. allowing Ave hits t ann
81 Of ca rtsr. Lyhchburg Is falling rapid j3S
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~ VA y hard to- lose the double head PVT p!
that's no reason that Lynchburg has q tue s
takes l'three games from the svtsleors Y WI.