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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
/ POTATO RACE EXCITING.
Skaters Fell All Over Each Other
Irving to Win.

Failing all over each other, themselves,
the potatoes and the baskets was the
way the boys continued the potato races
last night in the big rink at the Reser-
'yoir. Little Alex Taylor won the race,
with II. w. Pollard. a close second.
Little Miss Alma Evans. one of the
neatest and prettlest little skaters at
tending the rink won the misses half
mile race in e:4o1-2, with Miss Maggie
Childress second.
John p. Brent gave another splendid ex-
hibition of fancy and trick skating. The
feature OF his turn last night was his
fine heel and toe work, Four rollers
seem to be enough for him to skate on,
forward or backward. Master Brent VIII
give exhibitions every Tuesday and Fri
day night after next week
There will be no skating contests next
week on account Of the engagement Of
the Powers Brothers. fancy skatorial ar
lists.
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lyConrt.:Rll.ec or';dl;
Law and Equity Court. 81.

Suits Instituted, by actions and mo-
Percy 6. Minor vs.. Richmond Plumb
ing and NIantel Company, for $500.
David M. Lea and Company vs.. Mrs.
NJ. G. Halloran, for $6b1.a2. a
@ F.IM.3 Thompson vs.. Mrs. Myrtle Glaze
brook, for ssse7b. fafsl ,, 49, 15,r
r. M. Thompson VS. Mrs. Louisa t1ls-
F, M. Thompson vs.. Mrs. Viola Viola
Hughes, for ss3,4o.
+. NJ. Thompson vs.. Mrs. NJ. F. Dickln-
son, for s4060. 558. s5.tys.
#. M. Thompson vs., Fannie p, Mar Mar
able, for s9sso.
F. NJ. Thompson vs.. I. Y. SPAIN 1tos r
s45.60.
T.. M, Thompson VS.. NJ. 2. Crawford. for
s44. !.
F. M. Thompson vs.. N. II. and Ida
FIN. 4 Thompson vs.. Mrs. Sarah T,
Heath, for $149.1o.
f. M. Thompson vs. Eythl Beale, for
s46.
SAG.
Tidewater Trust Company vs. Esper-
ANA Hardcastle, for $1,000
Underwater Trust Company vs.. Charles
G. and Mary Z. Liggan. for $31. 40.
Underwater Trust Company vs.. James
R. and Bette j. Holiday, for s4s.6o.
TideWater Trust Company VS.. O. e.
and Ada c;elbrtck, for 500.
Underwater Trust Company VS.. Wash
ington and James Logan, for S69.S0.
Tidewater Trust Company vs.. Mary j..
Smith, for S227.70. e
Tldewater Trust Company Va. Mrs. Ida
Meyer. for S42.S5.
Tidewater Trust Company vs.. Joseph
II. and Susie NJ. Wilkinson. for $1,000.
Hastings Court.
Charles Knighton. charged with selling
liquor without q license. dismissed.
Eugene Jefferson, thirty days and $500
security for misdemeanor.
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lance OF 1913. Security won By one ana
half lengths from Grapple. the Metro
,politan handicap winner, with Blandy
third. Summarizes:
First race-slx furlongs; main course
Pantouhe G. to and 2 to y first. Tdptoe
Is to S and TITO 1o) second. Aeronaut
e to / and s to 81, third Time, :1S 40.
Second receive furlongs; straight
saraclnesca % to 10 and ! to 81 first,
EusebIo go to and 10 to y second,
Belcast e. to 1 and to - third. Time
200 %.
Third race-four and a half furlongs;
straight-s nghaliensu Us to | and s to y
first, Athens e to and to 81 second,
Anna May III e to 2 and to 81 third.
Time; T :53.
Fourth race-New Rochelle handicap;
seven and half Enthusiastically o to
i and 2 to y first, Grapple III to S and
even) second, Blandy Is to and to 81
third. Time, 1888.
Firth race-selling; seven furlongs-
Broadcloth "a to 5 and to 81 first Rye
z e. to / and / to ~ second, Wrene d5 TO
and s to j. third! Time. ri.
Sixth race-nlile-Bull's Eye 6 to . and
even) first, BAIT (4tto l a.,d S$to @ sec
ond Rose OF Gold g TO 5 anu 3 to y third.
Time, 40 49, Ma
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Property Transfers.

Richmond--r, II, Green to Fl, B, Attk!sson
and x. b, Saunders, 80 feet on east side OF
Mayo street. No, 49, s..
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Connection
company to James H, Dooey, Ssh feet or,
Grace Street; southeast corner OF He'V'dere
Henrico-E, s. Read and wife 70 H. H.. Ros..
enberg. lot No. 3 In block D, section ], plan OF
", II, Adams and wife to w y. Garthrishts::
20 feet on north line Of Franklin Street. a2s
Frank ], sta,lde and villa to George A. Book
err sI acres on New, Market Road, about
non John 4. -owardin ana wife to Catherine Y.
Frick. as feet on north side OF Broad Street
i2o feet west Of Lodge Street sl,77b
Hudson, b2ps feet O neast line Of Second Ave.
nue.. 1915 feet north Of Burns Street, plan OF
Highland Park. $2soo.
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TOURNAMENT Of
COUNTRY CLUB u.
Events to Commence Oh Sattir-
day, May 10th, and Last Until
June 4th. M.
WINNER HAVE NAME ON CUP
Contest Will Be Championship
Tournament at Regular Match
Play-Rcgulation Rules.
WINNER HAVE NAME ON CUP

Lakeside e. County Club viii take place,
commencing on Saturday, May 26ih, an y
Will continue GnGluslve &c OF May zdth) un''l
3 The tournament will be championship
holes, rules OF the u. s.. q. A. to govern.
psfybn e pa ad Ct Ct sat nnss Nay
and posted at the clubhouse. ..,.
The preliminary and succeeding ROUNDS
Of the championship tournament may be- ;
may elect on May 2sth. but the succeed
Ing rounds must be played on 70 reach 1!
and complete the finals not later .lItnan
June 4th. :,
The winner Of the spring ehamnh,o Q snip
Who Will Be Eligible.
All contestants who fall to duality for r, t n
championship tournament Will be ensi-
bic for consolation round Is holes,
6eb msSs p pss vii vi 5 81 svs a. XII
scores must be placed In the box on the
day they are made. 4, -
Special attention !s called TO the iaS !
TINT all scores made VI the various ro nn1as
made in the previous best ball tourna-
mcnt will be used to determine each play
er's handicap. Handbags based on the
mean ayerage score o. IL em ,sed In series
Of monthly handicap tournaments, toT
which suitable prizes. will be given a n
announcements will be made lGler. AL -.
score made for the purpose Of adjusting s;
up lTet to date. tl handicap system for use in
the monshy hsn neesF rSary % Be
veopcd and the closest matches PLAYED; :.
x suitable prize will be given for, the
lowest score In the qualifying round.
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Churchill Downs.
nv Associated Press.

(By Associated PreSS.) t1.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 1S.-Ralbert,
at 40 to /. won the fourth race at
Churchill Downs to-day from Clifton
Forge, Lady Savoy and other good sprint
ers. Most Of the winners we're long shots
carrying little money. Weather clear;
track good Summaries:
First race-mile--- Joe Coyne rs to y
first. Carew4 a TOD second R t1o' "
us to y third, ID Time.sr1:4 2
-S.i, Second race*fuup and, a half furlongs-
Caper e to 81 first Sweet Ell 90 to y
second, Laura go to y third. Time
:56 rs. '.j
Third race-seven flrlongs-Erla Lee
Otto y first, Foreigner e to Dasecond.
Gilfain Is to y third. Time. 1920 40
4 Fourth race--six sfurlongs-R albeit GO
to y first, Clifton Forge (even> second.
Monte Lucille 6 to y third. Time &l:l6
Fifth race-half nllle-Fullman 90 to -
first, John KauffmanS(3 to y second.
Voting Is to 81 third Time, 80 10.
Sixth ra ce-seven furlongs-Hardtng g
to 81 first Bernie Craber as to y secoNE
Steel Trap Is to y third. Time, $50 ..
A Seventh race-mile-C Colonel Jim Doug
las Is to y first, Hadur q to p second
linda e to y third. Time. :42 20.
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CLEVER DEBATE.
Mr.. Strause Wins Debaters Medal
in Philologian Society.

nieht WIN IN the Phiioiogian Literary So
clety OF Richmond College on the cues
ton: "Resolved. That Free Trade IN the
11n,ted states ia Preferable to Tariff"
Messrs. 3. G. Jones and A. H. Crolr
were on the affirmative side Of the de-
bnte and Messrs. B. ], Tarnes and s..
J. II, strause, represented the negative
side OF the question.
Both sides brought out some fine points,
but the award was made 10 Mr. Strause'
of Richmond, as the best debater.
The judges were DR.. j. Calvin Stewart,
Mr.. Robert y. Cabell and Mr. W, 3. cope
land,
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! SOCIETY MEETS
(special to Tho Time .Dispatch.,

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.) 55ii} 5SSS
PETERSBURG. VA, May 1s.--A NUM-
Der OF Prince Edward county farmers
have been swlndled out Of small cash
payments during the past ten days by q Il
man calling himself A. Harris and pres
tending to be an agent for the sale OF {
buggies, harness and sewing machines
The traveller secured a number OF ord err /
on which he received advance pawn e1lts
He appeared first In this city. where he \
as s. G. A1cGaw, Illinois, and the folio VI "
K ing day hired a horse and buggy from 4
J. r. Joness stable, saying that he 4
would drive to Stony Creek. On the 16tktS
Chief OF Police Ragland learned that
the horse and buggy we're in the post
session OF Philip Graves, an old ne gro
living near Disputanta,in Prince George
county. Graves reported that on MAY
9th he brought the traveller front his
home to Petersburg in his own trap; IN c-ss
Cav telling him that he wanted to EconssJ5S
suit an ocuist here, and would return \
for the horse and buggy. NcGaw8 did D
see the oculst and then left for r chs&
mond on an electric car, since when he
has not appeared He Is described AN
being between thirty and thirty-flve YEAR,
old, about five feet seven inches. Ia q
height and Weighing about 145 pounds
When last seen he wore a gray suit
black derby hat tan shoes and aEWaa \
clean shaver. ss;s ,Si} sssassg
A letter from c. Brook Johnston, chair
man of the Board OF Governors aof this
jamestown Exposition Company. to Rev.
q DR.. J. NJ. Pitcher. president OF the svtr:sss
glnia Conference Of Charities and Core
srectlon. which will meet here next Tues
day, invites the conference to meet 40;
Norfolk next year. III ~
DR.. s. A. Hinton read an interesting
treatise on typhoid fever before the
Petersburg Medical Faculty last A night
at the monthly meeting. which was held
at A. p Fill Camp Hall. The faculty.
was afterwards entertained by DR.. Him.
ton at his homo on Washington Street.sssss
Reports OF city missionaries were read
at this morning session OF the Woman'fs
Home Mission Society OF the Virginia.
Conference at tho Market Street Meth
odlst Church. Rev A. B. sha rp fmadsS
an address on the subject Of city n1isss
sions. Religious services were condIcteds
by Rev. A. A, Jones. y. III ,a tss3 ftsssss
General Stlth Boiling, who deliyerad4th
Memorial Day address at Magnolia Cems
etery, Berkeley. last Wednesday, has5res
turned to Petersburg and reports royal
treatment by his Berkley hosts .;ssl
Mayor F. r. Lasster will deliver the
address before the Normal School, Oh
Farmville, June 9Th. Il; IA ;5S5A sS
Mr.. RS Wingo, a well known rest
dent OF Prince George county. Is III RatS
his home. }S$ ss 7fsf sSa5
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Architects, Take Notice

The Virginia Commissioners w g II. III
t he erection Of State building for Wis
g ea at the Jamestown Exposition. ssTr g
= ~ cnmpet itIon, the object Of which "a to
select e an architect for the Virginia STATE
TheY desire to have the building super
Intended BY the dess n arS alonai sty,.
:, aroh,1e ot,lre, Is to have both land and
I can rb be soat 9r mass
OF y OK noo including all stationery, fix,
e t,,res s and 9arehitects commissions.
The first floor will have a nan andaonsl
l s11ed rooms two small rooms and toilets.
The second floor WI! s CONTAIN nj an az 9eass
ei MA COMMITTEES Will meet at the Month
cello Hotel In Norfolk on May the s2aS
ieM 10 receive drawing and suggestlp4e
IRON from architects desiring 70 compete ~
this work. y, a. - 1, e Il, sssa
,.rS n this can bs addressed 10 Z, Ne Va
sALE Iowenherg building, Norfolk.syy.E
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ELECT GOVERNORS.
President John Ryall Appoints
BOARD in Dixie Aerie.

Dixie Aere of the F'raternal Order OF
Eagles. IS, held large and most enthu-
sast!c meeting in their home Thursday
night. President John NJ, Ryall appoint
ed the following board of governors to
serve one year: Messrs. F. T. MUIR
phy (chairman}. Gus Bernier. II. w.
Stone, j, r.. Bradley, II. n, Picchi, Joseph
DUFFY, r. a. Baschon, s. r. MoISenny, A,
BERNSTEIN and r. J. Qhinn.
{. President F. T. Murphy. Of the State
Aeries. was present to read report
that showed great advancement in all
lines Of the oruer. The Eagles are nearly
500 200 strong and have nearly l;40 aeres.
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TUG CONDEMNED
AS MENACE TO life
lsneclal 10 The mines. plspatch.)

PROVIDENCE, r, J., May 1s,--The tug
Columbia, belonging TO the columpia
Dredeing Company, Of Richmond, Va
which has been tending dredges excavat-
Ing the channel Of the Providence River
and harbor. was ordered yesterday by the
steamboat inspectors to cease opera :
tions until repairs are made to her boil
er. as she Is now regarded MS menace
to tho lives OF those aboard. Tho tug
ia one OF the largest OF It's kind and has
beon In trouble for some time, About
six months ago the new boiler was In
stalled, but soon It's tubes gave out and
needed constant repalrs, Inspector
Potter refused certificate to her master
until repairs were made. ana ne tug
has gone to New York, where She will
be rented with a boiler and will return
to receive her certificate here. a
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.
Good Sale in Manchester and on
This Side.

5REA1, ESTATE FACE. :. ~.
The auction sales of real estate both
we'll attended for the past few days and
bidding has been spirited, but sales wore
not contaminated In every case. Augus-
tine Royal 3 Co; have made gevera!
Real estate very active on the south side
OF the James
Pollard & Bagby have sold for S. p.
woodfn tho Church Hill home. No. 2ao2
East Grace Street. Mr.. Joseph g. WILL
liams, Ir, became the purchaser. paying
"a 1o5 for the property.
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LYNCHBURG-DANVILLE. 4
Charters Plays Against His Old
Team,

LYNCHBURG, VA, May. 1s'--'Two OF
the visitors reached second in the game
this afternoon here between the Lynch
burg and Danville teams. IN a game
characterized by heavy hitting, the locals
winning out by the score OF 10 70 0.
Charters who was released on Mon
day BY Lynchburg, was In the box, for
the visitors and he would have pitched
a good game If he Aad been supported
He retired In the sixth at his request
and Reggie finished the game.
Sharp fielding on the part OF the Shoe
makers kept the DanVille hits lscarc7,
and seven yellow errors contributed to the
high score of the home team. The at
tendance was 500.
"a Tho score fOllONyS: ltff sp37
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Struck out---by Stanley, 5; .Bass, =.
Bases on balls-stanley, Z: Bass, a.
Passed ball-Evans. Two base56 hitst-
Hopkins, Benbow, Evans Three-base
hits Hopkins. Stolen bases-Hopkins
Dingle. Sacrifice hit-Wynne. Umpire.
Wingard. Time 2:15.
.Kelly batted for Holt Inst the ninth In
Ming. Edwards was. sent to the bench in
the sixth Inning.
Diebold pitcher. and Brown. fielder.
two OF the best players of Roanoke, took
French leave last night.
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Thus It remained until the iasts man W" ,
out for the Truckers ip the ninth In
ming. 5,
4 fast double by Hicks, Cuddy and
shaffer In the last inning put stop
to the hopes of the Portsmouth fans
For the visitors the stellar work was
done by Fischmen at short and Conroy
In left garden. The latter received two
balls out there that could only be gotten
by fast running. Fischmen got every
thing in his territory, playing and exx-i
ceptIonally good game.
Hicks was the star for Richmond with
the willow and Cuddy's playing attsecond
was good.
Hamilton played nice game at third.
but didn't count much with the stick.
Tommy has habit OF pulling back from
the plate instead OF meeting the ball
fairly.
But the game yesterday will stand out
as one OF the best here and not soul
who saw 1t has a kick coming.
The official score is as folows
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Lost His Ear,

Especial to The Times DiSpatch,)
WEST POINT, VA, May ls,-A COLI
ored porter In one of the stores here
on Wednesday was hauling hay and IN,
dertook to drive, the horse to loaN
wagon through a doorway He inclined
his head, as he was sitting on the nay,
so as 10 pass under the rafters safely
Ills ear caught In something, the morse
a,lickened up, and the mans ear was
torn off, The man ls said 70 ne se'uhs
on very we'll without his "off ear.
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Philadelphia, 4;gDetroit, 3.

Philadelphia, 4;sDetroit, 8.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May 18.--The
tenth straight Victory BY defeating Detroit
In II well-played game. - Y. I,
y Score: t}st5F' ,%eduRtIt..Ei ".
Detroit u . ooooooos-33
Philadelphia ..... 20 1s1ooI1 00-4 II Q
and Peters. Time. go. Umpires, sheri-
dan and Evans
Cleveland, "a; Boston, I.
BOSTON, May 1s.---Boston used up two
prevent fifteenih successive defeat,
Cleveland winning by Il to !. !, !,
Cleveland ..........2sooooo51-14 Il !
I. Batteries: JOSS and Ben1s: Gibson,
Hughes and Graham. Time, Isl. Umpire,
Connolly.
Chicago, 10; ashington, 9.
WASHINGTON. May ls.---chieago hit
Tattcn almoat at will to-day and won py
the score OF 10 to @ The batting Of #
safely four times for total OF eleven
bases.
Score: X. %: H. :
Chicago ..........i.....3 o Q 0o3 90 40 IA Q
sullivan i1i,a and Hart. time, i:5o. \ Umpire
New York, Il; St. Louis, 4. Il
NEW YORK, May 1s.-poor fielding on
the part Of the St; Louis team an ,a and
Howell's weak pitching gave the locai
men an easy victory to-day. Z - :
ST - louis ....oo.oso4oo0 o. 10
New York ........4 Q l 53l'-i4 ~
Mcguire and Thomas Time 2:15. I'm
pire, O'Loughlln.
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NORFOLK-ROANOKE.
+Tercentennials' Southpaw
lows Only -Four Hits.
.4I4- IA 1--WE 49, - fT'-T' VI
<c.a.t,i8tos r,ho nj oh

4 Ro ANoKE VA, May 1s.-Norfolk de-
.feated Roanoke with hands down by the
score OF 10 to 0. Stanley, the left johter
only allowed four hits off his delivery.
Roanoke did not have ginger enough in
her to play marbles. and to hit was TO
lay 1t safe in some Norfolk mans harry
in easy fashion. Bass pitched poor ball
and allowed five men to cross the rub
Der in the ninth.
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On bases, Lynchburg 6, Danvlle s.: earned
runs, Lynchburg 8: base hits. off Charters
in six innings 5, off Reggie In two innings
8; struck out, by Ress 8, Charters !; sac
rihce hits. Shaver base on balls, BY Re'ss
i (Hahn), by Charters (Daringer. Bowen
and Cook; hit BY pitched ball, Woodward.
Time OF game, i hour and 40 minutes.
Attendance 700. Umpire, Mr.. Hotrner.
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Southern League.

At Little Rock; Little Rock ?, At
lanta 4,
gomery Z
ham o.
vile 1
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and his allowed seven hits
two Of which, however
should not have count
ed against him, for
both men should have
been out In the seventh
inning without a run.
Cornelius, the crack
twirlcr for Portsmouth,
was fund six times, and
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South Atlantic League.
AT Savannah: Savannah 2, Columbia s.
At Macon: Macon 10, Charleston S.
AZ Augusta: Jacksonville 0, Augusta 2
Other Baseball.

Al New York--cornell, :; Columbia, O.
Al ADMINISTRATION, s. Phillips Andover. O.
At Hanover N. H-Dartmouth. Z; WI
'a At Atlanta, Ga.--Georgla Tech, s; Uni
yersity of Georgia, !.
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Circuit Court.

Judgments entered yesterday: D..
Wiley Anderson VS. Jesse Williams and
others. trustees Sharon Baptist church
(colored), $500.
Miscellaneous: Motion of The Jacob
Smith, dismissed. Attachment OF w. r..
Johnston VS.. w. A. Rundell & Co.. dis
missed.
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TAKE STEAMER PocAHoNTAs,
Saturday Night, May 18th, 10 O'CLOCK

s1.Oo Round "Trip to Norfolk, SlOn
81. 90 Round Trip to Newport News, " ,on
500 Rround Trip to Pine Beach, vi n
t.hilaren under twelve years of age, hnn
Tickets good loreturn next night or iolr
lowing Tuesday. AK
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SECURITY BEATS
HANDICAP W|NNER
Grapplc Second in Race at Bel
mont Park for New Ro-
chelle Stake.
TRACK 7T1|' RECORD il: CO IS BROKEN 20 {:
Fifth Race Goes to Broadcloth
and Sixth to Bulls Eye.
Other Results.
TRACK RECORD is BROKEN
lBy a ssociated I,ress.)

CIV YORK, May
ls.-Security, with
Burns In the sad
die, easily won
the New Rochelle
handicap. seven
and a half fur
longs, at Belmont
Pa rk to-day, and
in doing SO made
a new track rec
ord for the dis
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Will Play Brownies.

(speclal to The Times Dspatch)
EMPORIA, VA. May 18.--Three games
Of base ball have been arranged between
me home team and the Brownies, OF Rich
mond, 10 take place the 9TH 9Th and 18th
of June. t
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Summary: Two-base hts, Corne11us:
stolen bases. Hicks, shaffer. Mccormick;
double plays, Hicks to cuddy to Shat
fer rs, Cuddy to sl,after; base on balls.
off Still 4, off Cornelius s; hit bX pitched
ball, BY Still 1; struck out. By still 2, Cor
nelius g. Time of game, two hours! I'M
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Richmond beat Portsmouth YESTERDAY
BY the score Of to In one OF the best
played games here this season. "colonely'
still was In the box for the Lawmake :, rs
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LAWMAKERS WON
IN A FAST GAME
Beat Portsmouth BY the Close
Score Of Five to
Four.
HICKS BATTED ONE. THOUSAND
Two Of the Runs Made When He
Landed Safelyt--Most Tex
citing Game Yet.
HICKS. BATTED ONE THOUSAND

Results Of Yesterdays Games.
At Richmond: Richmond 6. Ports,
mouth A.
vile O..
At Roanoke: Roanoke 0. Norfolk 10.
Where They Play Tomorrow.
Portsmouth in Richmond.
Norfolk In Roanoke. 5
@l st.N ia nvil1e in Il IIyr1C hburE.
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Chicago, IA; Philadelphia, ST

g CHICAGO, May 18.-Chcago had much
the better Of an old-f shioned slugglng
match to-day, piling up nine runs and
chasing two Philadelphia pitchers to the
bench In the second inning alone.
Score BY innings: " .I n X. II. H.
Chicago ............O O1o 3x-14 IL
Philadelphia ......0 0 0 1901 0 o.
Batteries Brown, Eeebe and King;
Lush, Nichols. MctNoskey. Doom and
Crist. Time, hours. Umpres, Carpenter
n nj JSieuYp .la 49,
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Pittsburg, 4; New York, 8.

PITTsBURG,5 PA, May 1s.-After being
shut out two times in succession. the New
York team finally scored to-day. The
Pittsburgs won the game by hitting Mat
thewson freely.
Score by Innings: X. HI r..
spittsburg ..........02 0O1 13Ox-! - J.
Nov york NO. 030O0l 0--B y
BatterIes-L Lynch Leiheld and Pellz,
Matthewson and Marshall. Time, 2 hours.
umnires E,rnslIe and Johnstone.
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five to four in favor Of the Lawn akers.
Thus 1t remained until the last man was
out for the Truckers ip the ninth IN
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Exciting Finish.

With the score standing four to two
against the home boys Hinton went TO
bat and was out from third to first. Sun
received transportation and Rose flew
out to center. Cuddy walked and Hicks
hiffed one that sent him to second and
brought Still oyer the nlate, shaffer hit
a line drive to center that scored both,
Cuddy and Hicks and made the score
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Cincinnati, 7;~Boston, g

CINCINNATI. o.. May ls.-A base on
balls. three hits and an error N the sew
enih inning which resulted in four runs,
gave C,rEfs,, natl tho game over Boston to-
day BY ~. 3S3re OF Z to s.
Score byrlnnings: K. Il. y.
c1ncinnati % O030040x-7 O. .
Boston 100000 30-6 81 3
Batteries Overall,4e Chech and Living
stone; Pfeffer and Needham. Time, 1:4o,
Jymnire 0Day. E4lH-9.Is fFl" ta4. 'a sE#
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Eat your lunch In the palm garden at
the Royal