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Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-30
TRAIN DITcHED AND CARS
OF HORSES ARE INJURED
By Associated Press.

by AbsOCIaleu EItE5'
REDDING, Cal, Aug. 2s.-seven cars
of southbound freight train No. 221
were ditched today between Shasta
Springs and Cantara. Two cars loaded
with horses were wrecked.
Two horses were killed and many
hurt Southbound passenger trains
Nos. II and 35 are five hours late, as
the track was torn up for half mile.
No one was killed. The horses be-
longed to Joe Hazlett of San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-30
Real Estate Man KlIIs seIf

BY Associated Press.
ALAMEDA. Cal, Aug. 29.-Fred Ogden.
who was connected with the Bovee & Toy
Real Estate company of San Francisco,
committed suicide this morning while
Respondent by shooting himself through
the head. He was 3S years old.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-30
Rednced Ratea Account Labor Day

The SOUTHERN PACIFIC will sell on Au-
gust 81, September 1 and 2 tickets between
points in California where the one-way rate Is
nos more than $40 at one and one-thrd fare for
round trip-wth return limit September 3, 1907. |
Further information may be obtained at city
ticket office 600 South Spring street. corner
sixth, at Arcade depot, Los Angeles, or frora
any agent.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-30
HAWAIIANs WANT BETTER
STEAMSHIP SERVICE


BY Associated Press.
HONOLULU. Aug. 2s.-The chamber
of commerce of this city has addressed
a letter to various American steamship
lines asking them to provide better pas
eenger facilities between Hawaii and the
mainland of the United States. If this
is not done the chamber will petition the
government for a suspension of the coast
wise laws
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-30
SALT RIVER is AT FLOOD
STAGE; RAINS THE CAUSE


BY Associated Press
PHOENIX, Aug. 29.-As a result Of
recent rains in the mountains, Salt river
is now at the highest food stage Of the
year. No damage has been done as far as
reported to date, though telephone wires
to Roosevelt on the upper river have been
out of commission for day or two
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-30
HARTMAN LEAVES TRAIN
FOR AUTOMOBILE TOUR
Four Big Machines Will Take Magnate
and His Party Through Ore
gon, While Sons
Hunt
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
PORTLAND, Aug. 29.-Four automobiles
arrived at Fort klamath today in
charge of General Manager O'Brien of the
Hartman iinse in Oregon, to conduct e.
H. Hartman through Central Oregon.
Hartman visited Crater lake yesterday
and spent today at Fort klamath. He
will start on an automobile trip tomor-
row, leaving his sons at Odell, where they
will continue to hunt, joining the father
at Ashland next week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-30
A List of Fridays
Specials Just the
Things You Need
You'll Recognize Them as
Values Out Of the Ordinary

Sc to 10c fancy Silk and Wool
braid ............ &c
Sc Embroidered Turnover Collars. 1c
Csc Linen Chemisettes. ........... Sc
15c Wash Belts. Observation-Disclosures. SC
Sc White hemstitched Handker-
chiefs , l-oc
75c Leather Hand Bags. ...... 29c
15c Battenberg Stamped Patterns. Sc
Sc Feather stitched Braid. ......-- &c
10 Large cubes black-beaded Pins Sc
15c Reinforced Dressing Comb. ". e
SC Bottle Petroleum Jelly for. ..... Sc
SOC All-silk chiffon H. S. made
wells tor. ..,................ z0c
Csc Dozen No. silk Baby Ribbon,
one dozen for. neutrality-suspicious.. SC
&c Soap, fancy toilet, cake for, 1880 lie
l5c Cambria Embroideries, Edges
and Insertions ...........s...-.I4
$1.50 New handsome mounted Back
Combs ....................
25c Fancy ball and gilt Fiat Pins. &c
25c Hook-on Hose Supporters :ioc
1Oc Linen Thread black, white and
colorS ...'.''c.,o
1Oc Wide Plat Val. Wash Laces $ l-oc
25c Shell flair Pins, all sizes one
dozen ''s' 800
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-30
Outing Flannel
Night Gowns SIPS

Just received fall line of outing flannel
night gowns, in plain white or stripes full
length and width, heavy quality, $l25
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-30
Labor Law

There are other matters to be consid-
cred in this connection. There is a fallacy
in relation to wages deeply rooted in the
workingmans mind. 1t is that each man
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-30

quality 36nch black chiffon taeta silk soft and
ustrous; considered good quality $5 yard Special
Hales day, $10o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-19
GOOD SCORING q.
AT GUN SHOOT

The West End Gun Club. the Oldest
shooting aggregation in the Old Dos
minion, opened the season yesterday
afternoon with a large turnout OF
lovers of the .'scattergun"
One of the features was the attend-
ance of Mr.lLester German. represent.
ing the Dupont Powder Company. and
one OF the crack shots of the country,
and Colonel j. t. Anthony, q notedaex-
pert of the Union Metallic Cartridge
Company.
German, donated II beautiful watch
fob which was contested for by twelve
of the best shooters P. j. Flippen, ot5
the firm OF Harris-Flippen Company
was the bright. particular star IN tho
race. winning out with the good score
of IS out of so. He was warmly con-
graduates by his many friends.
An exciting team race at twenty-five
targets between ten picked men. cham
pioned by Mr.. German and Colonels An.
thony, resulted II Colonel Anthony.S
team winning by five targets.
j. A. Anderson. who has recehtiy5
Joined the professional ranks. referssdf
the races. while Mrs. German was kept
busy chalking up thu scores. ~. "
Colonel Anthony, Mr.. German and Alr:
Hammond each accounted FOR g
straight MacLelland's twenty. four in
the team race was q creditable one
and helped to win the match. Mr. Ger
man donates % fob for the big practice
shoot SATURDAY. at the Deep Run.
grounds. Everybody invited to be pres-.
ont Yesterdav's scores follow: 1879
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Real. Estate Tor Sale. \
a RARE
Suburban Opportunity

a commanding location, 100 feet abovss
picturesque Failing Greek which sbor-
doris it on the north;a rolling amlytis3
shaded tract OF l50 acres, oyerlooislAg
and in full view Of the magnificent copn-s
try seats OF Jas. Scott Parrish. Thomas
r., Jeffress. rheo. A, Page and Howard
Swinefords This property Is witt;inasa
few minutes walk of \. G. Y. R. NJ.
Depot, with telegraph, express and post
Offices: and d few minutes drive OF cleo AZ
trio chr station on r. q Electric Tine
This property an ideal one ,, TOY .i,s
been kind in It's DEVELOPMENT aif{t sasaflagn-s
mont and embraces sufficient, scope Iori
one or moro handsome suburban. shoiISa~s
s,rhis is the suitable time OF tho ysass
TO lay plans and develop suell an en- tcr'ss
y L a., contour map Of the entire property
Inns been preparsd aaa ~ P,nsfisa,ags
n Ss5 I, NJ NElF0 Rl>t . #
IA 10 u. Main Sir. Istchtn0nd.s
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blue HERON WINS
THE OZONE STAKES
Favorite, Masks and Faces, De-
ieatcd by Threc-Quarters Of
a Length.
FORCES WINNER IN sTRE:TcH
Only -Four First Choices Are Able
TO Run First on Aqueduct
Course.

NEW YORK. April 1S.--Bluc Heron.
backed down from IL to to Ito II,
Won the Ozone stakes at hqueduct to-
day, defeating the favorite, Masks ard
Faces, by three-quarters of n length.
Tartar Maid was third. Masks and
Faces was interfcred with early in tho
journey, but came with rush at tho
close and forced Notter on Blue Heron
to a hard drive through the stretch.
Summaries:
First race-four furlongs-Frizetta
q to 2 and l to % first, Aunt Rose q
to and to 81 second. Berry Maid (l5
to / and 4 to ~ third. Time. :ls.
Second race--selling seven fur
lcngs-Mary Morris d5 to 90 and I to
a first. Lady Alice (s to 1 and Z to ~
SECOND. Eudora Go to 5 and 2 to 81 third.
Time, 1:2S45.
Third race--mile--W. II. Carey q to
and / to y first, Samuel II. Harris
3 U6 to and even) second Tartan G.
to 1 and 8 to - third. Time, 1:40 AS.
Fourth race--the Ozone stakes, SELL
ing, four furlongs-Blue Heron q to I
and to 81 first. Masks and Faces q
to and to y second. Tartar Maid (5
to and to % third Time, al 5-5.s
Fifth race--selling, five furlongs-.s
ACE High 6 to 1 and 2 to ~ first. Sir
Toddington (5 to and 2 to - seconds
Berkeley Gao to and IL to u third
Time. 1:OO3-5
sixth race-six furlongs-Tin1
o'Toole G. to losand / to ~ first, Pins
and Needles Go to 1 and 8 to 50 seconds
Communipaw Go to / and 3 to ~ thtrd.t
Time, :15.
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FISTICUFFS MAR
GAME AT NORFOLK
But Nevertheless It Seems Like
Old TimcsBoth Teams
Show Up Well.

NORFOLK, VA. April 1S.-Vlctory
the banner of the Norfolk
sLeycontennias this afternoon IN the
opening game of the state League sea-
son with the Portsmouth Truckers here.
tho score being 8 to 2. Tho weather
was fairly good for baseball, It was
slightly cloudy, sn,t between 1000 and
900 enthusiasts witnessed tho contest,
They were rewarded by q wel-played
game.
the wea Their In which they
have been compelled to practice. Ports
mouth showed up n VIM, wnao ne, ,ef to NJ
Shortly after a o'clock Mayor Rid
dick, Of Norfolk, and Mayor Reed. OF
Portsmouth, walked out on the dln-
imond. aud the two teams lined IN, In
"A snentS speech, May Reed presented a
@rabhtt's foot to Manager Moss, OF the
truckers. Mayor Isiddlck had a few
words Of encollra cement for the Ter
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W. AND |. BEATS
TRINITY COLLEGE /:
Virginia Boys Win Brilliant
Eleven-Inning Contest by
Score OF A to 3.
MlLEs's LONG TRIPLE WINS
With Two Men on Bases He
Crashes Out Beautiful
Thrce-Bagger.
MlLEs's LONG TRIPLE WINS

LEXINGTON, VA, April 1S.-Wash-
irgton and Lee defeated Trinity Col
lege of North Carolina in a beautiful
cieven- inning game this afternoon on
Wilson Feffd By 4 to 3.
Pipesaopencd,; for vlrsitInby putting
the first ball over left-feid fence for a
home run, this ending the scoring for
the locals until the niBth. The Tar
heels scored two in the sixth and one
in the eighth.
With the score three to one against
the locals in the last half of the ninth,
Anthony drew n base on balls, and
johnson drove him home by a beauti-#
full triple, scoring a minute later on
Hoods fly to deep right, thus tying
the score.
Blanks were drawn until the ending
of; thescleyerth. when, b-with men on
second and third, Miles won the game
with a long triple Trinity put up the
fastest game seen on the local dia-
mond this spring, and the varsity
showed fine form. Johnson and Lane
each pitched steady ball.
] VI.
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Auction Sales This Day.

BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
GlS T.. Broad Street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. RUGS
MATING. LACE, CURTAINS. CouN:-.5
TERPANES, MIRRORS. DENTAIli
OFFICE FURNITURE. ETC, AT At
AUCTION.
TO-DAY (FIuDAY), April, lot 3,
at our salesrooms, No. 61S r. Broad.
Street commencing at 1880 O'clock
we will sell nice lot of household
goods, such as Chairs. Rockers. Tables
Iron Beds, Chamber Suits Wardrobes.i
Parlor Suits, Couches. Refrigerators,9
Sideboards, China Cases. odd Dresserss
and Washstnnds, Chiffonniers, TRUNKS,
odd Parlor pieces, handsome Mirrorss
new and used Mating. fine. Rugs
Clocks, Lace Curtains, Bed Spreads.s
-Druggets, Toilet Sets, Portieres and
other furniture, etc.
s DENTAL OFFICE FIIRNITulSEl.E
AT 80 o'clock we will sell a nnes
CHARTERED Oak Dental Cabinet. With
combination lock and drawers and cnp-
boards; fine CHARTERED Oak Work
Bench Lathe-Stand. etc. NJ
Sale positive Terms cash.
THE VALENTINE zAUCrlONa.Co,s
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Interest in Game,
lIsneclnl to The Tlmes- D Isnatch.l I

FORK UNION, VA, April 1s--Thera
is great interest In the ball game hero
Saturday between tho Bellevue Ifish
School and Fork Union Academy. The
probable lineup of the academy team
follows: Hall, catcher; Richards
pitcher or right-neld; Mostly, short-
stop, J., b. Duval, first base, Moon,
second ba Sc; r q, DIval, thtrd-hasN:
sFuqua or Vaughan, left-neld; PaLN
.sneaa, centre-held; / Gardner. right
field or pitcher and Petty. substitute
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Observation-Disclosures. s; At
At montgomery Montgomery, s.;
At acknowledgements Orleans
postponed; rain.
port postponed; rain.
SEATED for Flowers in the ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Lynchburg .........5..2 . 90 . 20
Summary: rrwo-base hts-Haas. An
thony Goodrich and Cote. Three-ba
.hits-Cote Home runsr-Nilson. Stolen
bases-Lohr Raley tel. First base on
errors-Lynchburg 8; Roanoke, & Earned
rllns--Lynchburg. -; Roanoke. .. Left
on hases-Lynchburg. s: Roanoke. .. Hits
off Stewart in three INNINGS. 2: off
Flowers in six innings. 4. Struck out
by Stewart, 8; by Flowers, z; by YER
nueille, 3. Base on balls--off Stewart l
(Curtisl: off Flowers, 2 Courts and RAJ
Passed balls-Henninger. Hit
by pitched ball Murphy Flowers. Haas,
Clayton (2), CLARK, Lollr#and Cote. At
tendance, $500. Time of game. hours.
Umpire, Stanton.
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centennials. Portsmouth people were
well represented at the game, ana en-
thusinsm ran high. ...
AS is usual. when Norfolk and Ports
mouth crowds meet on a baseball field
there was trouble. Several tisticufs
OF mild nature occurred among the
hleacherites. They We're of short tlura-
ton, and no damage was DONE 1t WAS
just like old times, when Norfolk and
Portsmouth used to meet on tho dia-
mond and would have seemed unnatural
had all been serene.
II was anybody's game until the
eighth inning, With Portsmouth one
arunsto the good Norfolk got busy
Portsmouth weakened for the first
time, and before the dust settled, four
men had tailed. This ended the scoring.
Tho score:
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Dnyik,s First Hit.

CHICAGO. April 1S.-Two stolen bases,
n wild pitch and Davis's first hit of the
season scored twoiruns and won to-day's
game with St, Louis for Chicago.
Score by innings: r. III. u.
St Louis. $500. % 0 0 O o o 90 o
Batteries: Altrock and AIacfarland:
Morgan and Buelow. Time. 1 :35. Um-
pires, Sheridan and Stafford.
Coombs Hated From Box.
NEW YORK, April lS.--The New
Yorks won from the Philadelphia
Americans to-day to a. The locals
batted Coombs out of the box.
Score by innings: r. III. f.
tPhila. .'....2 Of OF o % o o. . o
New York 20 2 . 2 0 i 0 IS .
Batteries-Coombs. Vickers and Ber-
GrY; Glarlson,a Keofe, kleinow and
Thomas. Time, 2:l5. Empires. Evans
and Hurst. 3taa e99tst g.
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srANpING OF .rnE CLUBS.
Nationals Hit Obcrlln.

BOSTON. April 1S.---Washington won
the third and concluding game Of the
series from Boston to-day by hitting
Oberln at opportune times.
Score by innings: r. III. 10.
Washington II j 0 o o. . 2
Boston ~. .-.i.c. 20 o 600 o 90 4 l
Batteries: Hughes and Blankenship;
Oberlin and Shaw. Time. LAP. Umpire.
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Opening ut Cleveland

Opening ut CIcvelnnd.
CLEVELAND. April 1S.-The season
opened in Cleveland with a tremendous
crowd present, Detroit winning BY the
score of 2 to Q.
Score by innings: +. II. r.
Cleveland .......0.0s0 9 90 0 90
Detroit ..........0 0 0 O o o 2 o. O
Batteries: Hess and Bemis; Mulin and
Payne. Time. 2:10. Umpire. O'Loughlin.
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How It Happcneds

The first ball Cassidy put over on
Reggy was a strike. He bit at wide
one on the next, and after fouling and
drawing a ball. missed the fifth ball
pitched by mile. Doyle filed to TIT
man and Hessler famed. Richmond
started the ball rolling first crack out
of the box.
Titman drove one to the pitcher that
was too hot TO handle. and beat out
the throw. He went to second on
poor throw by ,OConnor. and landed on
third on passed hail, sftesfe hit pas
short and Tit gallobad IN Heff'oon
sucided. Wallace grounded to Bowen.
Kirkpatrick was hit. and O'Neil flied
to right. Score-Richmond, /: Dan
vile. O.
Both sides went out in order in the
next. and Danvillc repeated this pro-
gram in the opening of the third. The
locals. however. were not satisfied with
one run, and decided to further hu-
initiate Mckeyitt's star attraction by
pounding In few more. Titman was
first up again, and made good with
the crowd by drivingitoule fta He Tcntl
to second when Rubo tssr9o RSevaH
pass, but was forced att third ron "a
helders choice by Heffron. Reeve tax
ing second on the same play. Wallace's
hit to centre filled the bases and. on
passed ball and n wild pitch, all three
scored. Kirk struck out. and O'Neil
flied to second. Score-Richmond, 4
Danville, @.
The Tobacconists could do nothing
with Cassidy in the fourth. going out
one two. three. Shaffer led off for tho
winners with scrcamer to centre, and
on Cassidy's hit TO right. Safter Hin
toms attempted sacrifice had gone for
naught, went to second. HifjtEa
He scored n moment later when Hess
Ter booted. Titman's mean one. Cassidy
landing on third and Titman on second.
Reeve drove an easy one to third, who
threw Cassidy out at the plate, while
Titmnn went to third and Reeve to
second. Heffront scored them both on
drive to right. Heffron tried to take
third in the melee, but was thrown out.
Score Richmond. Z; Danville. 0.
Richmond got her eighth and last
run In the fifth, after Danville had done
its monotonous trick of going out in
order Wallace was easy for Howard,
hut Kirkpatrick raised a shout by hit
ting through short. He stole second,
went to third on O'Neirs out from Sc
coud to first. and showed good head
work by. sneaking home when a wide
ono by Howard glanced off O'Connor's
glove, landing within two feet of the
plate Both Howard and O'Connor went
after the leather, leaving homcplate I'M
covered, and Kirk Won out on his
chance. This ended the rum getting.
'rhe score:
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Danville ...,.,.: Q o % 9. . o o 90
s. Summary: Stolen bases. Kirkpatrick.
Double pl-,>s, Reeve to O'Niel to shaffer
(2). BasyT on balls, Off Cassidy. 3; OFT
Howard, q. Hit by pitched balls, by
bS cayssry y bg oward str0f Pas a
balls O".onnor 2. Wild pitches, How
ard, Q Wine Of game, 1 hour and 40
minutes. Umpire, Trubey. Attendance,
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CHAMPIONS lose 0 5
OPENING CONTEST.
Wildness OF Stewart Responsible
for Roanoke's Defeat OF Lynch
burg Aggregation.
MAYOR SMITH STARTS GAME.
Throws Out First Ball to Umpire
Staunton After Flag-Raising
Ceremonies Are Over.
MAYOR SMITH STARTS GAME
fsoecial to Tho Times.Dlspatch.l !

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
5aLYNCHBURG, VA. April 1S.-Pitcher
Stewart handed the opening. game OF
the local Virginia League season this
afternoon in the first two innings to
Roanoke before he was relieved by
Flowers, who kept the visitors Well in
hand thereafter. the final score. being
IL to G..
The game was marked by many
unique features. Stewart had no con-
men and giving one base on balls In
the first inning, forcing the. first run
over the plate. This. coupled with an
error by Betcher, left the bases fun
for circuit, sending three men ahend
of him Raley was next UP, and he
too. walked and plfered second. Then
Stewart settled down and famed the
nextethree men out. sisgs. la.
aea Stewart Sent BenchWard.
In the second inning Stewart hit two
more batsmen, which. with two hits
and an error by Haas at first. gave
the Highlanders three more tallics
This rapid fire stopped when Manager
Grim sent Flowers to, the slab, and d
guessing. In the fifth Cote opened
With triple over Anthony. Yer
nueille was out at first. and Lohr took
one in the ribs and stole second. Gay Gay
and Iohr. The visitors other run was
in the sixth. being the result, of 2 pass
stolen base and double by Cote.
Ilynchburg opened the game with two
runs in the first. Murphy was hit, Nc
NIafon threw wild to cntch Bowen AT
first: Raley dropped Vernueile's throw
to catch Hooker and Bowen and Hook
er scored on a long double by Haas,
who died at third.
In the thiyd another pair came on -four
clean singles In succession. Goodrich
batted for Flowers, and stung one to
left for two sacks Mcmahon tagged
a hot grounder from Bowen. sending
Goodrich to third. Goodrich scored on
fIcokers single, advancing Bowen &c
third, who scored on Haas's fly to CEN
tire. Anthony doubled to left, sending
for Bctschcr. ended the game with !;
fly to I.ohr.
In the field honors, the teams were
about even. but the Shoemakers did bet-
ter stick work. They played a.stronG
and steady uphill game after Stewart
went to pieces; They had no trouble
to find Vernueille, who pitched a steady
game, though he showed that he Is not
yet In good form.
Prior to the game the teams paradcd
the streets, and at 4 o'clock the pen
nant was raised in front of the grand
stand after Mayor Smith made ~ short
talk to the players of both teams, Il Ilt
pitched the first ball to Cote, the, sphere
striking ssqunrely on the plate and bound
Ing to the big catcher.
There We're q number Of Roanoke root.
ers In the grandstand, and the best OF
spirit and order prevailed at all times
in the large crowd AS
/ Nk.0s#
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Harvard Defeats Middies,

ANNAPOLIS, MD, April 1s,-The
Harvard baseball nine again defeated
that OF the Naval Academy to-day All
Tho runs OF the game We're made In
tho first inning.
Score, by innings: z. II, u.
Annapolis 20 o o o o 90 0 90 s
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Boston at New York.
Detroit at Cleveland.
washington at Philadelphia
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures A; Augusta,
AT Snvannah--NIncon. 3; Savannah, ..
AT Columbia-Columbla, s; Jackson
villa e. Atsa4Et&E 49,
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RECORD OF THE BIG LEAGUES
American League

RESULT OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Boston, o: Washington. A.
New York, s; Philadelphia. 4.
Chicago. 2: st. Louis. o.
Cleveland. o; Detroit. ..
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

Chicago at Pit;sburg.
New York at Boston (two games).
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
Cincinnati II st. Louis.
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OPENING EXCURSION
Via G.. e O. to the
EXPOSITION
TRAINS 2 TRAINS
Friday, April Goth
Round 81 so Trip

Two special fast trains, Z "A. NJ. and
A. NJ. will leave Richmond Friday
April goth. Returning. leave Exposition
Pier 6 p. M, and 1850 p. NJ, Shortest,
quickest and best route, passing In full
view OF the feet.a
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srANpISG OF TIE CLUES.
error. Lose for no.ton,

PHILADELPHIA. April 1S.-Philadel-
phia defeated Boston to-day in q game
marked by numerous errors.
Score: r. Fl. E.
Boston ....2 20 o 8 2 Is 10 8
Batteries-Boultes, Needham and
EOrndbrf: Pttinger and Doom. Time,
1888. Umpires Emslic and Klein.
Pittxburg scores In Third.
PITTSBuRG, Pa. April 1S.-Pitts-
burg to-day shut out Chicago by a
score of / to o. The single run was
made in the third inning on an error
and two sacrifices.
Score: r. FL q.
Pittsburg 20 10 o % o 81 2 2
Chicago 80 0 o o o 0 90 Q
Observation-Disclosures and Phelps;
Brown and Moran Time. las. Umpire,
.ODay
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National League.
RESULT OF YESTERDAYS GAMES /.

Philadelphia. 10; Boston. s.
Brooklyn, s: New York o.
ST. Louis Cincinnatt--Cold weather.
Plttsburg, 1; Chicago, Q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-19
OTHER GAMES

At administrations College, Ca
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-19

The upshot Of 1t all Is that the team
has showed that 1t can play tile game
and Is willing to work. OF course 1t
Is not expected that Richmond Will
win all the time. That. OF course, Is
ridiculous but It's a cinch bet that
the team which won yesterday will get
all the backing 1t deserves II 1t but
tries as hard in the future as 1t did
in the opening game. whether It wins
OF loses. 1t is therefore up to Man.
ager shaffer to keep them at it ham,
mcr and tongs until taps Is sounded In
September.