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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-15
Hits and Piickups

All the managers are signing UP new
mon for the finish this season or the
beginning Of next. Owner Bradley is
looking out for material, also.
WINNIE an infelder from the South
Carolina League has been signed by
Grim for Lynchburg. He will relieve
Holt at first while the latter is still
suffering from injuries.
Brodie, Of Roanoke, Ia leading the
league with his little stick. The big
manager and centre fielder has smash
ed out for an average of $50 Iii tWen-
ty-nine games. Raley the left handed
first bagman OF the Maglclans, Is
second In hitting for that team,
Manager Brodie, Of Roanoke, has
signed Pitcher Heisman. a t6rmer big
Lacquer and fast southpaw, and Is
on the lookout for others.
Victor Tydeman. South caroina
lacquer, has been signed TO play CEN
lire for the Danville Worms. What's
| become Of. Henna Has he hit another
and final "homa rum?
Fisher at short appears to be max
ling good for Danyille. Just why ths
team is not Winning more is hard V
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Schedule for To-day.
Portsmouth at Richmond.
Danville ut LyncHburE.
Roanoke at Norfolk.
Record ca the Clubs.
-1gnAnial ,o rhe mines ID ispateh,l

Especial to The Times -Dispatch,l
LYNCHBuRG VA. August a.
Richmond and Lynchburg broke even
this afternoon in double. header the
Colts taking the first by the score OF
5 10 /, and the shoemakers the other
by the score OF TO !. The first game
went to Richmond on pure luck, being
won in the fifth on a double, a triple
and an error BY Evans. The double
bounded away from McKenna, and
Hooker rrlisjudged Hobbs's hit for three
bags This. coupled with two fieiders
choices. and Evans's bad throw TO first
with the bases full Melted the Colts
five runs. Tho bases were emptied
b. the error.
The second game was easy. for the
locals because the visitors could do
nothing with the pitching of Stewart.
and because Vail was hit In the
pinches Ahthony's first hi was a
line drive TO left on an nndcrhand ball
by Vail. thus breaking the alleged
record that this underhand delivery
has never been hit safely. The games,
the initial ono especially. were married
by the wrangling OF the Colts and the
first contest was played under protest.
Manager Reeve giving as his reason.
"the outrageous decisions OF Handiboe.
TIL. kicks appeared TO be grouphless
The sCOreH.
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SEVEN THOUSAND
At HARR|S0NBURG
.---------------
Combined Horse Show and Races
Prove Great Drawing
Card.
.---------A--
LOCAL HARNESS HORSES WIN
Rockingham Breeders Land Many
Ribbons-Julian Morris Sweeps
Hunter Events.
LOCAL HARNESS HORSES WIN
special to The Times. Dispatch

~
1ARRISONBURG. VA, August H.
The second day of the Harrisonburg
Horse show brought out the largest
crowd In the history OF the association.
Fully seven thousand persons were IN
attendance, a great array of saddle,
harness, jumping and race horses on !
hand. and the day was one of great4
pleasure. There were several tum-
In The show ring the chief winners
were Julian Morris. OF Keswiclt; Gar
Der g. CARRIER, Of Harrisonhurg. and
Byers Bros. of Lacey Springs. this
Tleety j. won the 2:lo pace. Sir Elec-
troid the 2:19 trot. Cabin boy won the
mile and a quarter, and Broadway
Girl the mile novelty race. sum
Thoroughbred yearlings-Byer Bros,
Lacey Springs, first; Charles Griffin
Herring, second, and Thomas g. Her
Thomas &. G. Herring. Bridge water;
Byers Bros Lacey Springs; Hunting
Registered thoroughbred stallion
st. Lorimer, Joseph Clatterbuck
Denmark. Jr., .Byers Bros. Nellie Miles,
! w. S. Soutnall, Elkton. Va, Sir Wal
| ter. NJ NJ. Jarmin, Elkton.
Registered heavy harness stallion
Alphabet, French Coach Horse Goa Har-
risonburg; Samuel. Doe Hill Coach As
ISOLATION, Doe. Hill, Va.
Local combination saddle and har-t
/ Harrisonburg; Eagle Denmark, Jr..
/ Byers Bros; Nellie Miles, w. S. South
! all, Elkton.
Ponies in harness--Pet, Fl: .; Glenn
penter, Pleasant Valley; Prince, D. a.
| Lucas, Harrisonburg.
Gated saddle horses-Early Rose, 5,
mark. 5. Crawford, Harrisonburs;; Maud
Miller, NJ NJ. Jarman. ElSton.,
Heavy harness pairs--Jewell and
| Parader, CARRIER s. CARRIER, Harrison
burg; Nip and Tuck, G. l.. Rogers. Haf-
risonburg.
i Green hunters-wild lrishman. J; 4,
quier, Julian Morris KeswlGk; LADY
Equinox. Majestic and Blue Bells, all
owned by Julian Morris, of keswlck. .
& Single harness horses-Gay Lass,
CARRIER & CARRIER: Lady Gay. CARRIER =, &
CARRIER; Rowdy, Byers Bros. Bessie T.,
Rogers & Taylor, stanton.
Park tandems-Ladyy Gay :, and Gay LAY
Mad nadle Sssfs saddle 1ips. class-lrish Rose
$ Julian Morris; Rosebud, NJ. NJ. Jarman
! Elkton; Nellie Miles, w. S. Southall
E Middle and heavyweight hunters
h David Cray. Julian Morris; Wild Irish
:, man, ]. a. Kennedy, stanton; Fauquie
9 and Willow King, Julian Morris
I Runabout horses--Lady Gay, Carrie
and CARRIER; Gay Lass CARRIER AM
CARRIER; Rowdy, Byers Bros, and Bessi
T.. Rogers & Taylor.
Hunters and Jumpers--David GRAY
Majestic. Willow King and Equinox
all owned by Julian Morris.
2:19 pace-Fleety, ]. H. Jameson
Radford, won. Best time. 2:22. Sweet
: heart. Charlotte Boy and Pal Medium
also started.
2:19 trot-Sir Electroid, Ihoma
= Conner. Winchester, won; Captain
Cook, .McNay and William D., ais
started.
Mile and quarter running-Cabil
!, BOY, II. ] Jameson, Radford. Won
= Codex, Cohassett. Garment and kini
Novelty race. one mile--Broadwa
Girl won; Jack Mckeon Calunda. Vii
GINA Girl. Balance All, Cohasset an
Little Cito also ran.
The show closes to- morrow.
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Aealen a0roposalS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RE-
ceived at Yorktown on TUESDAY,
Board OF Supervisors OF York coun-
~ Va, for the construction OF So
per cent. of the distance OF a public
road leading from. .oriano, Station,
Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway, to
''Kentucky Farm" York county, Va,
and the Board Of Supervisors of
Warwick county win meet at York.
town on the above named date and
receive bids for the remaining 8;
The whole distance is about two
miles. For plans and specifications
apply to D, II. Norment, Magruder
Va and r. r. Smith. Denbigh, Va.
-, II. NORMENT, Charm,
b. p. SMITH, Chair'n,
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QUICKEST TIME TO CHICAGO.

Via Richmond, fredericksburg and Po-
tomac and Southern Rail
roads, Washington, and the Pennsylva..
MIA Special Leaving Richmond (Byrd
Street Station) at la'ol noon arrive
r,hicaro following morning at s:55
The Pennsylvania Special consists en-
tirely of pullman cars, With every mod
ern Improvement, including bath tubs,
barber shop, club car, with electric
fans etc, attendants, Including steno-
grapher and ladies' maid, 70 serve
passengers on this train Eight
dollars extra 10 charged, In adj
4dition to the regular railroad and Pull
man fare for passage on this train,
For Pullman reservations and all in
formation, apply to Richmond Trans
fer Company or
w. NJ. TAYLOR, n, r. a.
w ri TAYLOR, Traffic Manager,
Byrd Street SsNtion
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WORMS HAMMER
OLD COMRADE
Pitcher Loucks Is Driven to the
Bench and Fox Sub
stituted.

NORFOLK, Va August 14.-Danville
won from Norfolk this afternoon, .
to 2. 1t was the liveliest and snappiest
game Of ball seen here this season.
The bieacherltes have no love for Dam
Vile; and the tauntinG roofing became
fierce on the diamond everybody
Kicked. and no one seemed TO take
any serious exception TO 1t.
Pitcher Loucks, formerly OF the Dam
Vile club. essayed to do the pitching
for the iocas. and that lost the game.
He yielded hits, from which runs
resulted. Fox succeeded him. and
while he. too was hit rather freely,
his heady work limited the further
run getting of the visitors to- one.
The locals opened UP on Walsh! at
scored two runs. The sco/e:
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NEWS LEADER WINS.
Evening journal Basebnllists Three Runs
Behind ut Close,

Baseball teams representing the News
/ Leader and the Journal yesterday played
hard fought game of eight innings until
darkness stopped the fusillade Of base hits
anl terminated the game with the News
Leader three runs ahead. The game was a
scrappy one from the Jump, and fortune
smiled alternately upon the crror-makers.
Tie ninth inning was begun hut as 1t was
too dark to see the ball distinctly the game
was called.
The score by innings follow;
r, II f.
News Leader..e / o 90 2 s---l5 20 q
e, ening Journal..o 2 0 l a 1 e%0--la ~ Z
Batteries: News Leader, Chenault and
Wilson. Evening journal, Harry Tucker. Jr.,
ana Stout, Umpire, Mr.. Little.
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LOCAL GOLFERS IN
DECIDING MATCH
Unusual Interest in Exciting Con
test on Hermitage Links
Saturday.

The final match OF the series be-
tween the Lakeside and Hermitage
Golf Clubs will take place on Satur-
day over the Hermitage Course:
Four matches have now been played,
and each club claims two victories. SO
that the game on Saturday will decide
which Is to take possession OF the cup.
OF the matches played, each club
has won the two played on it's own
ground, but as only one or two points
have separated them in the last two
games, 1t is impossible to say which
club will have the advantage.
Whichever club wins, the result will
be close. as both sides intend making
keen bid for victory.
One result of the matches now being
played has been to increase the popu-
larity of golf in Richmond to a re-
markable extent, and since. the series
began. many new players have taken
up the game with enthusiasm. and the
necessity of having an 1S-hole course
within easy reach Of the city has been
shown more clearly than ever. Given
the increased facilities that al 1S-
hole course would present. Richmond
golfers would soon be able to take
their proper place in golfng circles
throughout the country. and a great
many fine players would be developed.
For Saturdays frame. strong teams
OF q players on each side have been
gotten together, and have been matched
nm ne follows.
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Church Hill stars Win.

1h4 church Hill stars defeated the
street Suggers in baseball
ZANE YESTERDAY BY score Of II to 7, Tho
Tea lures OF the games were I,owrS's pitch
Ing and the nelding of West Moore Lowry
and 0>Donnell,
The score by innings -
stars ......t,st..t'.',u 80 :
Slusgers ,t..,..t.. y v y y 49, ~ - (,
slulgers, King and HANBACK,,
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LOOS6 is POUNDED
IN LAST ROUND
Roanoke, With Hcisman, New
Southpaw Pitcher, Over
Whelms Truckers.

ROANOKE, VA. August 14.--After
being hard fought for eight innings,
the game this afternoon went to the
Of hits, errors and good base running,
The game was called in the eighth by
agreement, and up to the last every
inch OF ground was contested After
the locals had scored five runs In the
eighth, the fans rested easy, and tho
players simply 'got out" Heisman, n
Loos. for the visitors, was an easy
mark. The tabulated score.
~. Roanoke.
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OFFIcE DEPOT 5luARTERMASTER
Newport News, Va, August -, 1907.
Sealed proposals, IN triplicate, for fur.
nishing' 3500 tons of Oats and 1900
tons Of Hay Win be received at this
Office until n o'clock A. NJ, Eastern
time, September 8. 1907. Full informa-
t zion, i. NJ. KNoN ist lieu. Isl cav,
airy. u. S, A,
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They tell me that eating Is first
law OF nature, and that clothing your
the third. but can't exactly see 1t that
way. A man can surely go without
eating in a pinch, but he has to have
clothing or get pinched; and IL he has
the right kind he won't want to go
as 1t looks to me like nice. snappy
clothing, which is the only kind we sell.
Is a first law Of nature. Stroll In and
try on one OF our suits now going to
lucky boys at an actual discount of
20 per cent. WILLIE.
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unnI-or Wnshincton Speaks.

TOPEKA KAN, August 1.-The M
ttoual Negro Business League with dele
met here today, and was addressed by
Booker r. Washington,
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Every Sunday Seaside Outings.
ROUND TRIP.
NEWPORT NEWS. BucKRoE,
OCEAN VIEW, OLD POINT
FINE BEACH NORFOLF
TRAINs-a--TRAINs

Tickets Good on Trains Leaving Richmond
Every sunday.
"A. NJ S;lb and - A, NJ,
Returning, leave Ocean View 900 r. NJ.
leave Norfolk Wia G, 6. O steamer) 1915
r. M. leave Pine Beach 7.4S F. M, leave
Old Point 500 r, NJ, leave Newport News
$40 p. NJ. arrive Richmond 1890 r NJ.
Ten hours at the seaside, Tickets also good
returning tvia G. G. Q. steamer) leavins
Norfolk 4:ao 7, Nj Pine Beach 4:A5 e. NJ,
p. M. arriving Richmond TOO 7, NJ.
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Summary: Earned runs-Danville,
2. Norfolk, 2. Threebase hit-Heun
stolen base--Powell. Sacrifice hits
Fender. Haas. Jackson, Ryan. Left
on bases---Danvi!le, S. Norfolk, 3.
Double plays-Haas to Manion; Manton
to Haas; Remnant to Fisher TO Nc
Kevitt. Bases on balls--Fox, 3; Walsh,
2 Strike-outs--Fox, 2; Walsh, I. Hits
OFF Loucks. in . innings. off Fox,
In innings. TEne-Two hours. At
tendance, 500. Observation-Disclosures
and Miller. az 1IslAEs
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Genernl Rlrney Dies.

wASI1INGTON. D. c., August Item
erai william Birney died In his home to-
nlCht General Birney served on the Union
sidn throughout the Civil War. He was
bern In Alabama. and was sishty-elsht
years old.
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SOUTH-ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At savannah--savannah 4; Macon,
.Nhrst same); Macon, 8; Savannah. | (sec.
onl game). T#e
At Colum hia--Columbia, o. Jacksonville, l.
At Charleston - Observation-Disclosures
game; rain
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virsinians at Murphy's are; w; I, NJ.
Ward Prlstol; It. w. Chapman. Lynch
hnrr, =. r. Webb, Staunton; j. e.
Rureh. Blacksburg; Rev. George :,
Vest Norfolk; George a, Slower, South
ct a
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canernl Dod,ey Is Dead.

CINCINNATI, O., August 14,---s. - DOC
sew. who was said to he q general IN the
his home at Milford near here, last night
OF I3righi's disease.
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u i, Myers, Of Norfolk, and Miss
r,,,.,ia M orris OF Danville, are among
he he Virginians who. are stopping at the
n, mon
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Redl estate for Rent.
.McVeiigh & Glinn
HAVE FOR RENT:
HAVE FOR RENT

$3.50 per annum-es7 w. Grace ST., Il
rooms possession Sept. Sd.
$500 per arnum--250S w. Grace st.
second fiat; possession Sept 1st.
$3.50 per annum-Park Ave. near Elm
Street. western, new house,
rooms; possession Sept. lst.
$3.50 per annum--l114 Park Avenue,
rooms ! possession Sept. LIST.
$42O per annum--305 N. Vine ST.,
rooms; possession sept lst.
$500 per annum--S05 Allen Ave, 8
s. rooms; possession Sept / st.
$500 per anEum--515 n. Third st. s
rooms; possession Sept LIST.
$3.50 per annum-S14 w. Main ST.. 10
rooms: possession Sept. LIST.
$33O per annum--62S N. Eighth ST., 3
rooms; possession Sept. lst
$2T0 per annum--6ll n. Tenth ST.. Z
rooms; possession Sept. LIST.
S270 per annum-203 w. Marshall ST.
rooms: possession Sept 1st.
S261 per annum-419 w Grace St.
without the two parlors and
closet; tenant to pay water rent;
possession Sept. lst.
$40 per annunl--5S0 E. Broad ST., sec
ond fiat, possession at once.
sl6.67 per month--302 n. Ninth ST.. fiat;
possession at once.
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Roanoke ............l Q 0 0 0 3 5--5
Portsmouth ........0 0 0 0 O 2 0---3
Brode. Moss. Warren t2). Sacrifice
hit--Cook stolen bases Heavener
struck oi,--By Heisman. 4 by Loos,, 81
Bases on bails-rBy Heisman o. by
Loos. 2. Left on bases--Roanoke. 81,
Portsmouth s. Time Of game. LAO.
Umpire, TRULY. Attendance. 1900
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Lynchburg ....-.,.U 0 2 o o Wr--3
Richmond ......0 o o o 90 % OIL
Summary: Two base hit--Gettg.
Three base hit--Anthony. Sacrifice
hits-Mc.Senna, Bowen; Evans, kirk
patrick, Helfron. Gettig and Cowan.
~stolen bases--Mckenna, Wynne Co,
and Reeve. First base on errors
Lynchburs, 2; Richmond, /. Earned
runs--Lynchburg. !; Richmond, /. Left
pm haseS--LNnchburE. 8 Richmond, 4.
Double ~lav--Wynne and Bowen.
Struck ont, by Stewart, 4 by Vail, ..
Base on balls--oT Stewart, ,; Wallace,
Cownn and Vail, off Vail. 3;E(Wynne
pnd Stewart, ~. Hit by pitched ball,
Kirkpatrick Attendance. 2,200. Time,
l:45. Umpire, Handiboe.
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Summary. Two base hts. HeHron.
Three base hits-Hobbs. Sacrifice
hits-Bowen. Walsh. Stolen bases
sebrie, .. FIrst-base on errors--Lynch-
Richmond. O. Left on bases-Lynch-
burg, 8 Richmond. 3. Struck out--by
Kline. 2 by Hobbs. 3. Base on balls
oft Kline, I (Sebrie (2). Hobbs and
Titman). off Hobbs. tNIckenna, An
thony and Kirkpatrick). Wild pitch
Hobbs. l. Passed balls-Evans. i. At
tendance, 1.400 Time of game, 1:4S.
Umpire Mr. Handiboe
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liam Eubapk npd ). Ran Tucker,

liam Eubnnk aud !. Ran Tucker,
Bedford.
Nineteenth District. Auguas cs,h.
Candidates, Aubrey p. Strobe Tin
cumbenp and w. iNin.Sle Allen
beth OF Amherst.
1,htEty-seeend District, august
ham IncumbcnD, Hanover; DR..
G. U., Grn>ntt, Caroline.
Fourteenth District, September
10th. Candidates: Lewis H. Mn
chen Nncun,bent), Alexandria City;
II. r. Thornton, Fairfax; j: ~. We'd
dcrburu, Alexandria county.
Colonel Catlett, who has been look
Ing after his duties as Assistant Attor,
night for Rockbridge county to spenl
the last three days OF the CANVASS N
catlett's long illness, together with his
official duties here, have kept aim from
making ar active fight for the nonor.
Netwithstanding this he ,pst th, e ofy
last night. With these contests out
Of the way, only about ten nominns
lions will remain TO- be made, ana
Many of the districts where there VIII
be no fights are In the Southwest where
the Democrats can III aTord 70
ali their ammunition ont that way for
use on the Republicans at the genera
election.
1t should b. stated that in addition
tor t w ". ". Sale, Of Norfolk, las opno-
sitlon In the person OF Mr. NJ. Il. pe-
terso., Of That city,lay 5-s
Hon. Wood Rouldin, OF Halifax. who
was a member of the recent Consti-
tutional Convention from that coun :
Y, and who as Gommonweta1 ~ tbe
famous Loving trial at Houston some
months is in the city. "a.
Mr.. Bou'din is here looking alter
some private business.
Mr.. e. Battams of Billings. Montana,
is at Nlurphy's, and he has come 70
yrfna te o9e prG ~ ah Wzn 'sW
virginia to see what conld be done
here in the way5of sheep-rai'siEns', n ,a,H
never Be satisfied until did, | just
sold out. packed up and came aion 1si,,o
| country. / have known one man to
have as many as 100000 head of sheep
ct his f'.rm at one time. il
II was In the cattle business az
hrst bat when sheep ran catt!s Out,
took hold OF sheep. and have pe EN-, ra far
! ing them for eleven years. look iof
several other Montana men men, o. l. my ~ a. a.
/ cate. HOne j have in mind now was J.,
/ the horse,6 business, and has aire,aay
Isold out tc, come. He hash, arrived
There is money5in sheep raising i
it is properly worked The !, A An raln !.
mutton, ,and,it can always be marketed
a' II do do not expect to go into the bust
ness extensively In Virginia. ! W.,
I, probably raise early lambs on I'm IN
TED scale. | want to get among tn
a right kind of people. get q few OF IN
best sheer | can put, my hands upon !,
\ and instead Of turning them o o, taa y,
the woods keep them properly ana lee'
Mr.. Battams will spend several day
in Richmond. lie says ne WIZ NO :
in a hurry about locating.
Il \ t,s. --.lHa w nv
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FOR RENT
NO. 700 WEST BROAD STREET.
SUITABLE FOR MIG H9IEL ok bosi~
About 90 rooms, four baths. Los
Gated opposite llba and very, near ths
New Depot. Rent reasonable
POLLARD 81 BAGBY.
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Hon. Wood Rouldin OF Halifax, who
was a member Of the recent Consti-
tutional Convention from that .coun-
", and who as Commonwealth,s at
8torney conducted the prosecution IN me
famous Loving trial at Houston some
months ago. is in the city.
MI Bou'din is here looking after
some private business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-15
TIGERS TAKE LAST
FROM ATHLETICS.
.Quakcrs Still Leaders by Eyclash
in Close American League
Race.
CHANG Els CUBS FALL DOWN
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- i....--..-... E-.....1 u 1
CHANGES CUBS FALL DOWN
Pittsburgers Crush Brooklyn and
Giants Hammer Reds.
Other Games.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Result. Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Detroit, 0; Philadelphia, 2.
New York, 2: Cleveland, l.
Chicago, G.. Boston s.
st. Louis. l.. Washington, Q.
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tIttl|UII, !" - Nm,
1t should b. stated that in addition.
tc the four contests harmed above Sana- :.
tor w. w. Sale, Of Norfolk las opno 20
terson, Of That, cityafsf & Y4sir5 40
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Schedule for To-Day
New York at Detroit
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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HOBBS'S LONG HIT
Wins FIRST GAME
---- .---------------
Colts Pound 1t Out i'll One In
ming, but Drop
Second.
DoUBLE-HEADER is DIVIDED
Stewards Fine Pitching Wins
Second, Vail Being Hit
Consecutively.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Ycstcrlay,s scores.

Yesterdays Scores.
Richmond 3; Lynchburg, ! (nfss
Richmond. 1; Lynchburg, 4 (seconu
Roanoke. 0. Portsmouth, 3.
Danville. 4 Norfolk. 3.
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Nir. Battams will spend several days
in Richmond. He says ne VIII hot pe
b q hurry about coating.
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II do not expect to go into the p "; !
n probab eH.e raise early lambs on lin,
ted scale. l want to get among the
right kind of people set q feW OF TN tme
and instead OF turning them out IN
the woods keep them properly ana teed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-18
FAILING OFF OF CANDIDATES.

FALLING OFF OF CANDIDATES.
The allurements of commercial life
aud fear of the ministerial dead lires are
assigned as the reasons for the alarming
decrease in the number of young men
entering the ministry by the Congrega-
tional National Council, which held its
fiusl meeting at Cleveland, Ohio, yes
terdsy. The report OF Prof. @. s. Nash,
of California, on ministerial Training
and Equipment" aroused the discus
sion. A score of delegates engaged IN
the argument. Increased pay for minis
tiers was the only solution suggested.
"The greed for the dollar is dragging
our young men into commercial life to
the detriment of the ministry" ssid DR..
@. l.. Morgan, of Illinois. "Congre-
cations seem to think that a minister
should labor for nothing We cannot
blame young men if they do not venture
their own lives and their families in such
3 precsrious career ss the ministry 81
fords." =,
DR.. William Park, of Chicago, said
that the fear of losing their psstorates,
after they reach middle age, deferred
many who would otherwise enter th'
ministry.
at is the cry everywhere for youot
men. 1t is this ministerial dead l'n'
that holds men back" ;"