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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
BOYKlNS

BOYKINS, VA, April 13.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. B. Brand left yesterday for.
their home in Norfolk, Va.
Mr. A. Z. Stephenson. Of Pendleton,
N. c., has been at q hospital in Rich
,nond, Va, and came here Saturday,
on his way home.
Miss Wood, Of Portsmouth. Va, is a
guest Of Mrs. ]. r. Bryant.
Mr.. David DeLoatche has returned
home from school in New York.
DR.. and N&s. ]. 7. Parker, Of EN-
poria, Va, are in Boylsins this week.
Mrs. Fannie Beaton, Misses Gertie
and Willie Britt. of Branchville. Va,
VISITED friends here one day last week.
( Mrs. Sallie Edmunds and little
daughter. Edith, of Norfolk. Va, are
being entertained by Mrs. Fannie Bry-
ant.
Mrs. James Peed, Of Portsmouth,
Va, has been here this week to see
friends.
Mr. Frank Laurence. Of Murfrccs-
boro. N. G., was in Boykins several
days last week.
Mrs. Little left last week to spend
some time In Newsoms, Va.
Mrs. w, J. Edwards. OF. Portsmouth
Va, is 3on q visit to Mrs. r. NJ
Knight.
Miss Lima S. Bryant spent several
days last week with friends in New.
SONS, Va.
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ussM oNTAoMs oN,oFLy HICKEY
0n'",'

K
clue to the missing animal. Ills trip
to West Virginia last week proved
fruitless, but the search4is being kept
up and Mr.. Scott hopes yet to recover
his property.
Mrs Lily Patton Kearsley, who sus-
tanned quito serious injuries recently
by being run over by a conveyance
from which she was thrown ass result
of the horse taking fright atthe street
car. Is doing as nicely as could be ex-.
pected, but will be confined to her bed
for q number of weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. w Clark are still
receiving congratulations on the birth
OF their little daughter, born Easter
Sunday.
The family of Mr.. j. y. Harris left
"Wednesday for Saltville, where they
will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Lewellyn are the
happy possessors OF q little son.
Misses Lily Tyler, Christine Millner,
Sallie Howe, Hontas Tinsley, Bessie
3I.yle ana Anna Wilson, Messrs. Hal G..
TYLER and Truman Bullard attended
the Easter german at Blncksburg,sand
Miss Belle Tyler, tho german given at
Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
RAD.E0RD

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch.l
RADFORD, VA. April 13.--rhe local
option fight is on In Radford. Tho
Dries are waging vigorous warfare
upon the saloons, and will make a
strong fight to carry the election Of
&t the 23d.
The people of Radford arc much
gratifed at tho purchase of the Rad
ford Advance by so progressive a man
as Mr.. J. L. Vaughan, president Of the
Radford Water Power Company. and
tho Southwest Virginia Agricultural
and Live Stock Association, and at tho
wisdom of his choice in the sclection
OF Mr.. Cyrus t. Fox. as editor and
business manager.
Mrs. Warner j. IIenderdine was
hostess to the Current Events Club
Thursday afternoon. quite number OF
visitors sharing the hospitality OF the
club. The feature of the program was
proverb contest. the souvenirs, which
We're tho work OF the daughters of the
| hostess, being extremely artistic and
| pretty.
The last meeting Of the Wednesday
| Musical Club was held at the West End
Hotel. with Mrs. Joseph Corbett as
hostess.
Governor Tyler Will leave Tomorrow
night for Brooklyn, where he will
make tho opening speech at tho Jeffer-
| son Club dinner at which Mr.. Bryan
| will be the guest Of honor Governor
Tyler will respond to the toast VIZ
| ginin tho Mother of Presidents"
Tho v. p. I. Band and quartet gave
very enjoyable entertainment at tbs
/ Opera House Thursday evening. the
program consisting of varied selections
of instrumental and vocal music IN
der tho direction Of Mr.. McTier,
! Professor r. H. Abbot. Messrs, Stoc'
ton Heth Jr,, TT. II. Wilsonand Harper
1 Deane, OF V. p, T., We're guestsSet Hal
i wick for the Easter german given q
tho Opera Houso Friday evening,
4 Other young people In town for tn
german. ut tho home OF MIS-. !seldel
4 Longley, were Misses Carrie Loo an.
Leona Jordan, Miss Lucy Bentley am
Mr., Mack Alexander. Of Dublin, an
Miss Leona Enughter, OF Miller School
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Thomas, of Roam
oke, were guests OF Mrs, Thomas
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, I. ". Clark, tn
A last or tho week, and attended tn
Master german.
Mrs, Garvin is seriously III gat tn
home OF her daughter. Mrs. Taylor Mar
tin, in East Rndford.
Mr.. sup1pter Ealkin, who was operate
on for appendicitis at st. Luke's Hos
pltal. Richmond recently, has returne
home, and Is able to be out again.
Mr. r., OI Scott. who had 1850 hors
stnl IN SO me we ks ago. has as yet n
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! skg4 T. 4 b I
ya..9spent several days this week with
Miss Walker on her way home from
Philadelphia.
rs Mrs. Ethel Fleet Keister has return
ed to her homo in Roanoke. after a
visitshere. Miss Mildred Fleet accom-
panied her sister.
3s Mrs. T. c. Johnson, of Raleigh. N. G.,
was here this weak with her son. Gu
det Rufus Johnson. at the institute.
Mr.. ]. H. Woolwine was amang the
Blacksburg5 people visiting Rpanoke
this week.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Fl. II. Joyce will
return this evening from visit to
Luray and Baltimore.
Mr. j. II. Shultz. steward Of the
institute. left Wednesday for bust
ness trip to Chillcothie, o.
Mr. and Mrs. James a. Otey left
"Wednesday for stay Of some weeks
with relatives in Charlottesville, Va
Mrs. Stanly Martin, of Danville, ar
rived Thursday morning to be with
her mother, Mrs. Giles Thomas, who Is
quite Ill at her home near town.
Rev. Robert L. Patton. of Lynchburg
spent a part of this week with friends
here.
A. S. tombstone, secretary Of the
y. NJ. C. A., is spending this week In
Baltimore
5. Mr.. L.. M. Hale, superintendent OF
the institute laundry, left to- day on
a business trip to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
BLACKsBURG SOCIAL
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l

+ I34ACKSBURG, VA, April 3.-Indi-s
cations point to an unusually large
number of visitors at the commence
ment exercises Of the Virginia Poly
technic Institute. to be held the last
week in May. A considerable number
have already engaged quarters at the
,Blacksburg Inn for the week and 9th
crs have accepted Invitations to stay
at private homes.
have visited the Exposition Grounds
have returned, enthusiastic over the
exhibit which tho V. r. I. Is to have
there. The buildings are ready for
tho exhibits and that part Of the work
is being pushed as fast as possible.
The furniture and equipment is being
made in the shops and laboratories
here and everything In tho building
will be tho work of the students and
will serve to illustrate the methods
of practical teaching employed here.
The Institute Band Of Twenty-Five
pieces left Thursday morning for a
trip Of four days through the South
west. They arc to give concerts at
Ieadford, Bristol. Abingdon and Marion,
returning Tuesday of next week
II A number Of the members of the
Institute German Club will go to Rad.
. ford this evening to attend tho dance
to DO given BY tho German Club OF
|Tthat city tonight,
Miss Leonn Yawter. of the Miller
Manual School, Is the guest Of her
brother, Professor G. -. YaWter, on tho
campus. s 8f.,5ii y
Messrs, AZ B. Gulgon, OF Richmond,
II. II. Terrell, OF Roanoke; j. ID. Ro-
gers, OF Clifton Forge, and Stuart
Roger. of tho Tidewater. were among
the former students Of the institute
here 7 his week. Al il,s.i
Mdsa Esther Esssr. Of pogc hester
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
ELECTS OFFICERS.
Stock q FREDERICKSBURG
+, Water-Power Co. Meet.
rc,..at,v ~, ~ n q. n anu fch 4
Especial to rho Times ispatch.l


FREDERICKSBURG. VA, April 1a.---
The stockholders Of the Fredericksburg
Water Power Company, which more
than year ago purchased the Fred
cr!cksburg Water Power, Mt u meeting
here reelected all OF It's officers Tor
another year, The company has pur-
chastd land on tho Rappst'annnock
River, and also on the Rapidan, from
the plont where 1t ilows into tho Rap
pahannock, ana viii build three ms
mense dams for storing the water to
be used for power in generating elep-
trieity. Two Of these dams VIII 20
built on tie Rappahannoels and one
on the Rapidan The company has es-
tablshed headquarters here; has 9
corps or engineers at work, and VIII
spend millions In improving ana de-
yeloplng Its progeny,
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enberry having come for medical trca,
rnent

.enberry having come for medical treat co
ment.
Miss Lucy IIclndon, of Fredoricks-
burg entertained at an elegant rccep-
ton "Wednesday In honor of Miss Daisy
Hampton. OF South Carolina. Miss
Hampton recently visited Mrs. Mary
Wallace In this city.
Mr.. w. j. Burke has returned to his
home in Charlottesville, after an ex-
tended visit to friends in Richmond and
Washing ton.
Miss Katherine Hoge is the guest of
Misses Kate and Bessie Hoge in Staun-
ton.
IL Misses Pattic and Cammie Cary have
returned from a visit to Miss Annie
White at "Old Mansion Caroline
county.
Miss Trina Freeman. who has been
visiting friends in this city, has re-
turned to her home near Edgar, Va.
Miss Dora Garrison has returned
from a visit to Miss Maize Vaughan
at Cologne, Va.
Mrs. Henry r. Miller has returned
from delightful visit to Mrs. ". T.
Harris in Danville.
Miss Mary Lee Page. who has been
visiting friends here. has returned to
her home in Gloucester county.
Miss Lou Thurston has returned to
her home in Gloucester county, after
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Edward Chambers Goode, of
! Boydton. Va, and her niece, Miss vir-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

Nroessn b. p. Willis and John G. alel-Ssj
via, n. ii t57 ss5Ss2 ssaS
Major James p. King ana Surgeon
"A. A. 3Ritenour, of Alexandria, inspect-3
ed Company L.. Seyentieth Virginia
Regiment, Washington Guards, Of this
city, at their armory here last night
The officers found the company In
excellent condition, praised the men,
and congratulated the officers on HAYS
ing ono Of tho best companies in the
State. II 5 III
been for some time manager OF the i,
fredericksburg Spoke Works, has re-
signed that position, and Will movot
with his family to Charlotte, N. Gu,
where he has accepted a position with
the United States Trust Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14


GINA Marrow. of Union Level. Neck
lenburg county, are guests of Mrs. r.
T.. Hunter at No. 215 East Franklin
Street. Isl
Mrs. Bette Gordon Wallace, who has
been, visiting friends in this city. has
returned to her home In Fredericks-s
burg.
Mr.. Norman McManaway has return
ed from a visit, to his parents in Caro-
line county.
Mrs. Thaddeus White and daughter.
Miss Emma White. have returned to
their home near Etna Mills. Va after
spending some time here
Mr.. Preston Belvin spent several
days last week in Clifton Forge. Va,
where he organized a lodge of 4Elks.
Mrs Candace Rosson has returned to
her home in Ellisville, Louisa county,
after a lengthy visit to- Richmond.
Mr. Logan Hart and Miss Matte Eu-
/ bank are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Hart in Little Plymouth, Va.
Mr.. Ernest Rock and family, Of
Louisa county. have moved to Rich
mond and Will make this city their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Armstrong,
whose marriage took place in Bati-
more on Wednesday last. are touring
the South, and will visit the ames-
town Exposition during their trip. Mrs
Armstrong was Miss Virginia Price
Bacon.
Miss Norma wlngneld has returned
home after three months stay with
her uncle, Mr. w. Leake Wingheld, in
Washington. D. G.
Miss Lenore, Tinsley will leave
shortly to visit her brother, Mr. Gar
land Tinsley. In Nashville. Tenn.
Mrs. George D. Briggs has returned
to her home on Chestnut Hill, after
spending the winter with her brother,
Mr.. Wharton, in New York.
~ f5 9s as
Mrs.aE. G. James.Fof Danville Va.
formerly, Miss Alma B. Atkinson. OF
this city, who has been undergoing
Treatment at the Danville general
Hospital, has sufficiently recovered to
be moved to hor home; No sol Jhffer-
son Street, Danville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
MoNTVALEz
Especial to Tho Dlspatch. /

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch, 5III4
Z MONTVALE, VA. April 13.-Nlrs. ].
p. Fuqua and children, OF Lynchburg.
We're recent visitors at tho homo OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. steiner.
Miss NIoseley, of Montvale spent
Tuesday and Wednesday, at Bedford
City with her friend. Miss Sullie VIII
son,
Ir. and Mrs, s. II, Price hayo for
their guests this week Mrs. Shiploy
and Children, Of Aldcrson, w. Va,
Mr. Tazewell McCorlle, OF Lynch
burg, filled his regular appointment on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Showed Discrimination.

a South Carolina editor, surprised to h
hear that the Legislature of that State
contained very few married men. looks
ed the two houses over and concluded
that the girls did the right thing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Neurology
The Euils Of Eye Strain Conquered.
ByDRs. RUDD & BUCHANAN, Neurologiss

Nervous energy vitality operates the machine just
as electricity the mechanical machine Any
demand this vital energy disturbance OF its regular
certain to show functional arrangement Of some OF
organs We point to the fact that the human
ten per Of all the generated in the braina is, the
eyes entitled to that much by NATURES assignments but when
they detective they will nvolunary get the uppeand the
system and UP energy than they
are entitled sometimes much seventyve per all
tha generated their effort their defects
nainan vision This constitutes cyestan With facts in
ew easy see that # the Of the
bodys supply nerve force OF their share
other organ must suffer- the eyes become leak
on the system have exhausted the supply OF vitality
no organ perform its function perfectly purely from lack
the necessary power to operate Then medical doctors will
symptoms dcrangcd functions and treat the symptoms We
proceed the and it, and the symptoms will dis
appear themselves There nothing mysterious about this
No theory worthy confidence until it has been practically
nonstrated More thousand successful hundreds
of which had tried other methods practced by the
odscoo specialists about the best demonstration Of the
ror merits Of Neurology that could be given.
Hours 9 to5, Phone 1884. Appointments Made.
E5 SOL East Grace Street.
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Continual from Second Page)
Va. have announced the engagement OF
their daughter. Mamie Jeanette. to
Alr. Frank Thews, OF Lawrenceville.
the wedding To- occur the latter part
of this month.
Mrs A. Van Lew, of San Bernardino,
Cal, and her son, Mr.. John Van Lew,
OF Roanoke. Va. who have been Wis
ttinE the formers daughter. Mrs. NJ
II. omohundro, Of Home Place, left
Thursday to visit relatives IN Fluyanna
county.
Mr.. &C. Gooch. who has been
spending several days with friends
here, has returned to his home in
stanton. Mrs. Gooch will remain in
the city for some time as the guest
OF Mrs. r. t. Hunter at No. q East
Franklin Street. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Qnisenberry,
of Lexington. Va, accompanied by DR..
a. d. Estll, are in the city, Mrs. Quis-
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the first Sunday in the month. and will.
represent the Montvale Church at the
meeting of Montgomery Presbytery, to
be held at East Radford on the 23d
of April iss6a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-11
PORTUGAL

La policfa enterro en- secreto los ca
daveres de dos alborotadores que fue-
ron muertos al reprimirse la mani
festaci6n contra Ell primer ministro
Franco al regresar de Oporto. Lo hi
ci ron as1 para evitar demostraclones S
Ha habido luchas entire
la policia y el pueblo, en- las que este
dltimo tuvo varios heridos leves Sc
verihcaron numerosas 'detenciones en-
cerrando q los ARE stados en- la forta-
"a Caxias.
Dicese que el gobierno Sc propone
Perseguir los jefes de Ia oposicion,
i quienes Sc acusa de incitar una
cevuelta contra las reformas que Sc
prOpone lntrOducir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-11
Combate con ladrones

Despues de sostener una esca-
amuza contra los ocnpantes de
10 hotel rural que Sc encuentra
n Merrick- Road, cerca de Ere
sport, la policia americana de
Hampstead y Freeport. cree ha
oer acabado con el nido que ser
via de refugio a unos ladrones
lue habian despojado casas de
verano de aquelloS alrededores,
~ llevandose de elias vajillas de
plata y otros efectos por valor
lie $1,000. Ell alguacil de Hemps-
lead, acompanado de cuatro
nombres, Sc dirigi6 al hotel del
que Sc tenian sospechas sc abri-
gaban ALI los ladrones. .Cuatro
&c estos, huyeron al llegar los
visitantes, hacienda fuego con-
ira ellos mientras Sc dirigian
hacia un pantano. Los perse-
guidores respondieron a tiros y
capturaron a dos de los fugiti
vos; los otros dos Sc perdieron
en- aquel desolado lugar. Los
agentes detuvieron tambien a
la mujer que dirigia el estable-
cimiento. ocupando en- el alba
Jas y vajilla por valor de tres
mil pesos y tambien Sc apode-
raron en- la estaci6n de Merrick,
de I'm ba1l mandado ALI desde
el hotel y que contenia objetos
robados que valian $4,000. Aho-
"a queda por destruir una cua-
drilla de ladrones que anda en-
autom6vil por Babilon y pun
tos cercanos, donde ultimamen-
te han saqueado tres casas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-11

Acabadas de recibir EN- esta Liberia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-11
Buena noticia

En- el antique , rauy acreditado -
t1blecimiento DAzar do ropa hecha y
Sastreria dc r. Montes, 50 acaba =
recibir IN immense rurtido do casi-
mires inglcscs y franccses, lcs qne.
ofrece 4 su numerosa ciientela y q
p6blico en- general.
En- ropa hecha tambien hay an en-
tense surtido dc elegantes trajes, les
que sc detallan desde - a 3I4. CaenH
IA tamMGn ol Bazaar con nn surtid0 d.
abrieos para csballeros y niffos, propieB
para viajes, gorras. camisas. cue1los.
punoa, tirantes, cintarones, liHas, cal
zoncilllos, corbatas, mcdias, y muchoe
mas articulos del ramo.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
PRIZE DOGS ON SHOW.
Richard Croker, Jr., Wins Seuen
Blues and SilUer Gun.

Richard Croker. jr. president OF the Bulldog Club
OF America. carried of the chief honors, with
snow heId by the club, on the top floor OF the Nc
Creery Building No. 112 West AID street. yesterday
was in atenance TSe oor o 4nI Scb pig 1a cr6"G @
was held proved fitting place foTr, an exhibition
OF Ns KIND: 1t Is roony and Well lighted. The
ring in which the dogs were shown was at one
end Of the
He also won a silver cup offered by the commit
The awards follow:
HenFs DT1meR Charles Hopeon Gs
Rodney Admiral second. Mrs. r. Lobbsn's Thomburs
Glass No dunor dogs: American bredp-won by
s'Rsiis Rssish sSa9: a? Yam
Richard Croker jrs Buceaneer Henry g BeaGiestons
nrumstck second Mrs J. F. Arends Rifle Monarch II
b,a Ssss N9 9Rsn ID dogs A%sTcap bred bred By
RS Broadway Richard Croker jr s. BGccaneer second
Class No. open; dogs; American bred; champions
WasS baron by Gsaff GEohe J way D
CiaES Ia ,S No SRgPpy bitches American bredWon by
stons s'a Daylight second Gotham KennIs Gotham
Class No ! Cunior bitches: American bred,-won b.
@ @Eiohard Croker. trs Banshee: Henry W Coons Linda
Glass No (noyioe bitches; American bred5mwon by
S seooHd Miss S5ss zSs Shs lad
can &C. bred: champions barredWon BY Richard croker
Miss Innes Elizabeth sehaeners Mern's Daughter third
] lass No 10 lopen bitches; American bred champions
Kurtzs Peaches. second 1"' ~ many
Class No II open dog bitch; selling class)-won by
second; een " V; q D &c cato's Raleigh. third.
Tians litter and r. Lobbans litter both got blue ribbons
Special silver cup prize offered for the best
cog or bitch in the show-Won by Richard Croker. jr's
52a ss Ry ss for S 'ss5 cup
Drumstick " i'"u's'''"
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
LEAGUE STANDING.

About twenty thousand enthusiastic fans sa
the Giants defeat Pittsburg at the Polo Grounds
yesterday afternoon by a score of TO 6. It
was the biggest crowd so far this season.
The immense tlrong well repaid. for it
was one of the most interesting games of the
season. incidentally, it New York's
eleventh straight victory.
Each team used three pitchers during the
contest. Victor Willis went In the box at the
start for Pittsburg McGraw selected Iron
Man" McGinnity. Both teams scored twice in
the first inning. McGinnity was in poor form,
and lasted only one inning. The Smoky City"
players made their first two runs on a dead
ball and base on balls. followed by two singles
The crowd soon had a chance to cheer the home
team. Shannon got to first on error. Strang
sacrificed Devlin was an easy And then
came "Cy' Seymour with his hefty bat. The
fans inplored him 10 bring Shannon home.
''Cy' waited until ne got a good one. and then
sent the ball far the right field bleachers
for home run.
Lefty wiltse relieved McGinnity In the sec
ond inning, and held the visitors down until the
fifth inning The Giants took the lead in the
second inning Frank Bowerman hit for two
bases. Dahlen got free pass and Corcoran's
sacrifice advanced the men a base. Wiltse's
tvo-hagger scored Bowerman and Dahlen
Again IN the third inning the New Workers
scored Seymour bringing in the with
single.
In their half Of the seventh inning the Giants
made four more runs. Mike Lynch, who had
relieved Willis, was knocked all over the field.
Pittsburg scored one more in the ninth inning.
Honus Wagner struck out twice and didn't
GET a hit, which pleased the crowd immensely.
Both players and fans found lots of fault with
Hank O'Day's decisions. McGann was sent
the clubhouse for abusive language. The score
follows;
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Cleveland, May 11-Cleveland won its third
straight victory from the New York American
team here to-day by a score of to 2 Both
Doyle and Brockett, who pitched for the visit
ors, were in poor form, with the result that
the home team battered their delivery with tell
ing effect Hinchman did the best stick work
for Cleveland, making three safe hits The held-
ing on both sides was fawless. the feature o.
which Lajoie's fast work.
Not until the last half of the game could the
Yankees do anything with the delivery Of Hess
who in the bog for the Maps. He tired in
the seventh and eighth innings, however, and
the Yankees got run in each inning.
Brockett relieved Doyle in the seventh inning,
when Cleveland had a lead of three runs
enough TO give the Maps the game without
further efforts In the eighth inning. just to
be sure, they hit Brockett for two doubles ana
two singles, which. combined with a passed
ball and fly. brought in three runs.
The home team won In the third inning. when
two wefe scored Flick walked and stole
second. and advanced on a sacrifice by Brad
ley. He tailed on single by Stovall. Lajoie
went TO first four wide and crossed
the late a single by Clark.
Chesbro, the pitcher of the Yankees, who has
been out of the game this season, reported TO
Clark Griffith. the manager OF the team to-
day. He win pitch in Mondays game against
the Maps The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
YALE TEAM WINS SHOOT
King Takes IndiUidual Prize an
intercollegiate Match
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Hampstead. Long Island May 1.-THE five
man team of Yale won the intercollegiate shoot.
at fifty clay pigeons, on the grounds of the
hockaway Hunting Club. at Cedarhurst this af-
ternoon by score of 1872. Princeton was sec
ono. with lb2. while Harvard got third place
with 146 The University of Pennsylvania, the
only other university represented, was fourth,
with 143 points.
A strong breeze from the ocean interfered with
the shooters. G. H. King. OF Yale, won the in
dividuai prize. with a score OF AZ cup was
presented to the winning team
The Rockaway Hunting Club met the Westches-
ter Country Club on the same grounds In an
other five man team shoot at fifty clay birds
Westchester won by a score of 10 10 16O