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colts LOSE YESTERDAYS DOB EHEADER WITH CHAMPS

had beaten out the throw SO 1t wa.
therefore not nm error.
Taking the lead in the first inning or
Titmnn's hit, Reeves perfect sacrifice
and Heffron's out. all of which helped
In pushing the first batter over the
pom. It looked for three sessions like
Shaher's henchmen would he able to
take n fall out of Grim's bunch. In
the fourth, however. Lynchburg went
to the front with two TALES on three
hits, II suicide and two bases on balls
Richmond came back strong in the
sixth. and. when Stewart took an as
censlon. made the Ceeting moments
count by scoring three.
1t Is little wonder that Stewart arose.
II is even more wonderful that he ever
came down, for still led off In this
inning with slasring three timer to
deep right hich might have counted
for the circuit had not the Colonel
been so unused to travelling the route
that he forgot the way. The time lost
In finding first was too much and lie
had to be satisfied with the third bag.
Titman got one in the head and walked.
and single by Reeve and a wild
heave scored the two.
Hookcr's Magnificent Catch.
Then It was that Hooker saved the
day by robbing kirkpatrick Of a drive
which went over the heads of the
crowd in left-centre, but which Hooker
pulled In by turning his hand back
ward and reaching over the fans. It
was certainly great catch, and will
long he remembered by the Richmond
baseball lovers. Reeve scored on the
throw In.
With the score to 3 against then,
in the openir/ of the ninth, Hooker
flied to Heffron. Bentley got his third
hit. Anthony flied to Titman and on
Reeves error. the smuggling catcher
crossed. The game went another in
ming. but neither could do anything
and when Still had pitched one ball In
the beginning of the eleventh Umpire
TRULY called it off on account of
darkness. Tho score.
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ASHLAND WINS.
Players Take the Firs
Fail From Fast Richmond Players.

Rnndolph-slacOn Players Take the First
Fall From Fast Richmond Players.
st. Andrews met it's first defeat OF
the season at Ashland yesterday by
Z to 6, In twelve inning game. against
a team composed of Randolph Macon
players and other AshlaniArs. The
game was return game with the Ash
land High School, but when st. An
drew's boys arrived on the diamond
they found Stewart. Martin. Blakey
and Randolph. of the college guard
lined up against them. st. Andrews
boys scored two runs In the first. and
made it four in the next. Then the
home team tied the score st. An
drew's again took the lead in the fifth
and Bransford scored home run In
the sixth. No more scoring was done
until the last of the ninth, when err
rors, by the visitors resulted in another
tie. Both Sides were retired in order
in the tenth and eleventh, and two mer
were out in the last half of the TWELFTH
inning when Randolph came home or
an error. The score:
AL
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.L0C0S DEFEAT
THE JOURNALS
Brilliant 2-to-1 Game at Forest
Hill Park Gives Winners
the Lead.
BAUER AND TRIMMER STARS
Work of Dowden and Bennett
Also OF Giltedge Variety-Six
Hits Off Latter.

One Of the most exciting and bril-
liant games OF tho Richmond Amateur
League season was pulled off at Forest
Hill Park yesterday afternoon. when
the Locos defeated the Journals by
the score of 2 to 1.
There was much rivalry between
these two teams as both were tied for
FIRST place, and consequently each team
was prepared to put forth It's best
efforts.
1t would -be hard to single out who
did the most brillNnt work, but w.
Bauer and Trimmer played the game
of their lives, the Former accepting
ten chances and tho latter nine. The
work of Dowden and Bennett was
gilt-edgc. The score:
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new WORLDS AUTO
Mark ESTABLISHED

WASHINGTON. May 3O.-The worlds
automobile racing record for 100 miles
on circular track was broken to-day,
when Wallace 9. Hood, of Baltimore
won over seven contestants in the
century run at Benning, D. c., at the
first national automobile meet. given
under hetauspices Of the United States
Motor Racing Association.
Hoods time was two hours twelve
minutes forty three seconds. He drove
Il sixty orse-power machine. The
previous record was made by Rogers
Of Racine, Wis, who made the same
distance in two hours eighteen min
utes in q contest In Chicago about 9
year ago.
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TWO GAMES AT cULpEpEn.
ST. Peters, of Washington, Wins FIRST
But Loses the Second,


CULPEPER, VA, May so.-There
were two games OF baseball played on
the Culpeper diamond here between the
st. Peters School team. of Washington,
and the Culpeper team. The morning
game went to st. Peters by a score
of 10 to 1.
The afternoon game, which was from
the very first very exciting. was won
by Culpeper Score. Z to 6. There were
large crowds present at both games,
me Following Is the lineup:
st: Peters school-Cauliflower pitch
err hurdle. SIS; zirkel, IF; Madden. 2b;
Gauliilower. If: Mallory. 3b; Cauliflow-
er, CT; Dampore, lib; Moffett, c.
Culpeper-Cottingha and Burran-
dine, pitchers; Rust IS; Spicer, RI; Bur-
gandine, 2b; Wamper, II; Payne, Sb;
Brown. CT; Bushong. lib; Naue, c.
Umpire, p. II. Gibson.
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LEEsBuRG HORSE SHOW.
En- tries, Which Closed Yesterday, Show
Five Hundred COntcstnnts.

----- SpecIHt -
LEESBURG, VA, May S0.-The Leesburs
Horse and Colt Show Association begins Its
exhibition near this place on June 5th and
9Th. The entries closed to-day, and there
are 500 contestants for the prizes. Which
aggregate over $4,000.
Among the principal foreign exhibitors are
Julian Morris, of Keswick, Va: p. II,
weatherbee, of New York; the Westchester
Farm; Mrs. Gertrude Rives Potts. or COD
ham, Va; Mrs A. S. Gillette, OF Philadel.
phia; U. D. Benner and T. r. Galloway, OF
Warrenton, Va; H. NJ Luttrell. of Della
plane. Va; 7. f. Kcane. Of Washington; - 2,
J,ow,cs T3ros and r. q. MITCHELL Of Clarke
county; a. L. Wnrthen. of Front Royal Va;
rho Middlesex Hunt Club. OF Boston, and
IN. r. Keane, OF Warrcnton, va.
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Club Standings.

It was all Richmond could do yes
terday before two record crowds which
witnessed morning and afternoon con-
tests at Broad Street Park to stave off
two defeats. The first went to the visi-
tors BY to 2. and the second went
ten slow rounds to "A score.
dozen different reasons might be
given for the loss OF the first. Suf-
flee 1t to mention only that errors
inability to connect with Kline at OPP
perfume moments and sleepy work on
the part of the locals. together with
real baseball by th,, visitors were part
~ responsible. Details are given be-
low. The second game should also have
gone to Richmond, but transportation
by Still. an error by Reeve, and
twelve hits. four of which were two
ssckers. and the most sensational one
hand catch that has ever been wit
messed on the local field by Hooker
tells why the Colts failed to land the
prize.
When Kirkpatrick came up in the
second he was presented with two
boxes OF cigars by a member of the
cigar-makers union. In the eighth Still
was also the recipient of one box for
his three-b Dagger
The first game was a hard one tc
lose, and had 1t not been for the list.
less exhibition put up by the locals
on one or two occasions, Southpav
Salve would have pulled out a vic.
tory which was his just desert 70,
handing out only five scattered hits
Only in the first round did two bingle
come together, and together with {
choice they tailed one counter.
playing Were mainly responsible fo,
Richmond's defeat. inability 70 Ian,
on kline's shoots aided materially
Like the visitors. lie was touched IN,
Two consecutive singles in but on,
round, the sixth. when the Colts cross
ed the pan on Heffron's single. hi,
steal TO third a moment after Georp,
Cowan had followed suit, and O'Ncil'.
out to first. Kirkpatrick was respcn
Side for the other runs. With Heffro,
on hrst through the generosity O
kline, kirk smashed out a good three
eacker to the centre-field fence.
Here it was that Happy Eckston,
proved his assertion that he hadn.
slept any coming here on the train h,
shooting Kirk on to home and certa,,
death, which Catcher Evans ipflicte,
with great force and enthusiasm.
Other Fentures.
The only other feature worthy O
mention was ei,e beautiful catch b,
Bowen. who stabbed a liner off o'Netl'
bat that should easily have been hi,
Bowen went on a dead run after tn
ball. and though he fell as he can
tured 1t and rolled over several times
he chung to the leather. An instanc
Of Richmond's sleepy work occurre
In tho seventh. Bowen was on sec
ond, where he had been sacrificed b
McKenna- Hooker leaned against on
that Salve handed him, and 1t screame
through the twirlers hands, caron
ing high into the air. O'Neil got unde
It. and instead of touching second h
threw to Shafer, who, seeing Bowe
going home. also lost his head an
heaved to Walsh. Thon even reliabl
Reddy ran ,amuck and threw to Kirk
patrick. Reeve managed to get tn
third ba seman to throw to him, an
not until after the shortstop touche
the second bag did any of them seel
to know why he did 1t. 1t did no harm
but was a good example OF how ever
pne seemed both mind and leg-wear.
Tho Score-
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BOSTON lunches Hits.

BOSTON, May 3O.-Morning Game.)-
The home team punched six of their
nine hits in two innings and won the
forenoon holiday game from Brooklyn.
4 to 0.
Score by innings: K, II. u.
Brooklyn. o o o o o o o 90 9 /
Batteries: Young and Needham; Nc
Intyre and Bitter Time, 1:40. um-
pires, Flaherty and Stricklett.
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Acting under the provisions OF the
VIII of the late Mrs. Rosna U. Nor
decai, we VIII offer for sale. by public
auction. on tho premises. on
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COLTS DROP FIRST
AND TIE SECOND
Two Great Crowds Witness
Morning and Afternoon Games
at Park.
HOOKER is THE HERO
Saves Lynchburg from Defeat by
Sensational Catch-still Fig
ures as Batter.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Ycstcr,lny'. Results.

At Riphmond; First game-Lynch-
burg, s; Richmond, q second game
Richmond. 4. Lynchburg. (ten in
nings).
At Roanoke: First game-Roanoke
s. panville. 4: second game-Danville,
8; Roanoke. 2.
AZ Portsmouth First game-Ports-
mouth. 8; Norfolk. 1.
At Norfolk: second game-Ports-
mouth, 81 Norfolk. /.
To-dny's Games.
Lynchburs at Richmond.
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
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Second Game.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, VA, May 30.-The Truck
ers captured the afternoon game here
to l as easily as they took the NOR
ing contest In Portsmouth loose play
ing on the part of tho Tercentennials
being responsible for the loss of this
ALSO The playing OF the Tercenten-
malls to-day was in marked contrast
with the high grade game they have
been putting up for the last ten days.
The score:
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Manchester Blues Win

The Laurel baseball team. minus several
of its regular players, met its first defeat
in two years yesterday at the hands OF the
Laurel wonder. pitched great ball The
work of Boschen. Glen Allen's fast helder.
who held down left garden for Laurel. was
Laurel team, brought forth much applause,
even from his opponents. by his great WINK
behind the bat. Five Blueblrus n success,
mr. u : : |.
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Henvy Hitting by Cubs.

PITTsBURG. May 90 (Afternoon
won the afternoon
game by getting ten of their fourteen
hits In the seventh and eighth innings.
netting seven runs.
Score by innings: r. Ii. e.
Pittsburg. o I o o O 0 o OIL y 1
Chicago $3.50 0 0 O o O 3 4 OF IL 2
Batteries: Willis and Smith: Frazer
and Moran. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Rigier
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Home run--Eustnce. Two-base hit
Doyle. Stolen bases--Hessler and HEM
Double play--1Jtistace to Hess'er to
Cote. Struck out--By Morrisacy. s; by
Comingcr. 4. Base on balls--Alorrssey,
1; Cominger, g. Time, hours. Attend
ance. 5000. Umpire, Byron.
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yXlltze Easy for Phillies.

NEW YORK, May So.-(Morning
Came - Philadelphia defeated New
York in the morning game by score
OF to 2.
Score by innings: II. H. -
Philadelphia.o o o 3 o o 1 Is 10 /
New York. "a o 0 o 0 % % /"
Batteries: Moran and Doom; Wlltze
and Bresnahan. Time, 1875. Umpires
Carpenter and O'Day.
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Fifteen Sessions at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May 30 (Morning
Game.)-Cincinnati. after fifteen in
nings, won the morning game from the
st. Louis Nationals to-day on three
base hits by Mclean and CANCEL.
Score by innings: r..
Clncin..1 O / o o o o o o 8 o o o o %
ST. L.o 0 0 0 Q 0 o o o 3 o o o o O-5
Batteries: Hit, Coakley and Mclean:
Brown and Marshall. Time, 2:5S. Um-
plres, KLEIN and Emslie.
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DANVILLE LOSES
AND THEN WINS
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

ROANOKE. VA, May 3o.-Roanoke
won the first game from Dnnville TINS
morning by to 4. while Danville won
the second by to 2. Umpire Bryon
was strictly in evidence In the tirst
game. Managers McKevitt and CLARK
and Smith came under his displeasure
arAl were put out Of the game: ana
vernelle was fined for back talk. A
Wild throw by Hessler gave Danv1ile
her last run.
Erora.
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Locos .......... 900 o o 0 o.
Summary: Two-base hits-Pettway.
Ford Leftwich. Wade. Stolen bases
Stout. W. Bauer, Dowden. Trimmer (2),
Wade. Bennett. Double plays-Gold-
back to Ford to G. Bauer; w. Bauer
to Ford to G. Bauer. Base on balls
or Dowden. 4: off Bennett. /. Struck
cut-By Dowden, Z; by Bennett. o.
Time of game, hour and 20 minutes.
Umpire, Mr.. Bender. Attendance, 900.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Monteomery:- First game--Mont-
gomery, d. Little Rock 3. Second
ame--Mont gomery 8: Little Rock, 8.
At Nashville: Nashville, 3; New Or
leans. S.
At Birmingham: Birmingham-S hreve,
port. Nc game; rain.
At Atlanta: First game--Auanta. 2
Memphis, j. Second game--Atlanta,
Memphis, o. (zeller pitched both game:
for the winners)
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Ashland .......1o30 ooo02oo1-7
st. Andrews .....22OO1 10000 0--G
Summary: Home runs-Bransford
Double plays-Proffitt and Payne. Base
on bnlls-off Bransford, l; off Mr~tin
3. Struck out-by Bransford, 13; by
Martin. 16. Time OF game, 2 hours
Umplres, Jones and Bates. Attend
ance, so.
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Club Standings.
Leifleld's wiIdness Loses.

PlTTSBURG, May 3O.-(MorninE
Game )-Pittsburg lost the game this
morning mainly through the wildness
of Leifield
Score by innings. R.H.T
Pittsburg 80 o 4 0 o 0 0 0 o. Z q
Chicago 800 o / o o 1 2 o Is i 2
Batteries: Leiheld, Brady and GID
son; Taylor and Killing. Time, ::1U.
umpire. Rteler
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Summary: Two-base hits-Cassidy.
Three-base htts-Otey. Sullivan. Stol-
en- bases-Seitz. Lawrence. Warren.
Sacrifice hits-Butman, Cassidy. Fox,
Jackson. Bases on balls-Otey. Q
Strike outs-Otey, l: Loos. 8. Double
plays-Seitz to Edwards. Time, 1855.
Attendance. 1000. Umpire, Stanton.
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nrook1vn Turn. Table.

BOSTON, May 3o-(Afternoon Game)
in fourteen well-played innings.
Brooklyn defeated Boston. to 8. this
afternoon.
Brkiyn... 0 O o q o O o o o o o o IA
Boston...0 o Q / 0 o o o o % o 0--3
Batteries: Henley and Butler: Flah-
erty and Needham. Time. 2:45. Um-
pires. Stricklett and Lindaman.
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Detroit Shut-Out.

CLEVELAND, May -tMorning
Game)-Cleveland shut Detroit out In
a ten-inning. errorless} game.
Score by innings: K RI. r.
Cleveland...0 0 o Ii y
Batteries: Rhoads and Bemiss: XII
lian and Schmidt. Pine. 1857. Umpires.
.O'Loughlin and Stafford
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Auction Sales.--future Days
BY N. w. Bowe e Son,
Real Estate Auctioncers.
EXECUTORS SALE

THAT MAGNIFICENT AND VERY
VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM ON
THE HERMITAGE ROAD KNOWN
AS "RosEWoOD," FOR A LONG
TIME OCCUPIED BY THE LATE
MRS. ROSINA u. MORDECAI.
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Summary: Earned runs-POrtsmOuth,
8. Two base hits-Fox. Burns. Stolen
bascs-Lawrence. Sullivan. Mahion.
bases--Lawrence, Sullivan, Manion,
Butman (3). Cassidy. Bases on balls
Matney. Q: Walsh. 8. Struck out--by
Metney. 8; by Walsh, 10. Batter hit
Moss. Wild pitch-Matney missed
balls-Burns. Sacrifice Hlits-FIaas.
Cassidy. Left on bnses-Norfolk. 6;
Portsmouth, o. Time, two hours. Um-
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! at Washington
Club Standings.
Conroy stcnIs Homo

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 40
a. 8AMorning game)-New York defeated
washington this morning 3 to /.
through extraordinary base-runninp
SIX stolen bases going to their credit.
roy.
Score by innings: r. TT n
New York 20 0 O O o O2 o.
Batteries: Smith and Blankenship,
Orth and kleinow. Time. 1856. Umpire
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Ivnchburg ......U 0 y u
Summary: Two-base hits-Betscher
(2). Bentley. Stewart. Three base hit
still. stolen bases-Titman (2), Reeve.
Heffron, Fischman. Double plaS-Het
from to Hinton. Bases on balls-otl
Still. s; off Stewart, i. Hit by pitched
balls-by Stewart, L; by Still. !. Struck
out--by Still. 3 by Stewart Z. Passed
bail-Bentley. Wild pitch-Stewart
Time of game-two hours and nfteeh
minutes. Umpire, TRULY. Attendance
$500.
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TAKE
TWO FROM CREW
tspecial to Tho rimes-p,spatch. i

PORTSMOUTH. VA, May sO.-The
Norfolk Tcrcentennials lost their cum
ming in the morning game In Ports
mouth to-day, and were easy victims
for the Truckers by an 8 to score,
The score:
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sox Rally Ntpped by Niles.

CHICAGO. May 80. - AFTERNOON
Game.)-A fine catch by Niles was
turned into a double play and stopped
a Chicago rally in the eighth inning. :
Score nv innines. r. II. e
Chicago 80 o o % o o o 90
St. Louis....o 1 90 o 0 %
Batteries: Altrock and Mcfarland
Glade and Buelow. limo, 1850. Um-
p,1es, Hurst and Sheridan.
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Spectators Interfere.

NEW YORK, May sO.-(Afternoon
Came New York defeated Philadel-
phia this afternoon. 6 to l. The special
police were unable to cope with the
overflow Of spectators. and 1t was only
after Umpire o'Day threatened to for
felt the game to Philadelphia that the
players were able to get the people
back far enough to clear a space IN
which to play.
Score by innings: II. II. y.
Philadelphia o o o i o o o OIL 7
New York ..,.2 2 1 o o o IS 4
Batteries: Richie, Duggleby and
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clexclnna En.y ln SECOND.

CLEVELAND, May 3O,-(Afternoon
Game )-Clevelnnd was easy for Detroit
in the afternoon game. Joss losing his
first game this season, after winning
ten straight.
Score by innings: T. n. T.
Detroit ...,,3 / o o 0-6 II
Batteries: JOSS and Bemis; Mullln
and Schmidt. Time. 1:4O. umplres.
O'Loughlin and Stafford.
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Red. outplaycd, but Win.

ST. LOUIS, May 30.- CAfternoon
Game.)-St. Louis was defeated again
in this afternoons game by Cincinnati,
to 1.
Cincinnati. % o o Q o A o 1t 3
st. Louis....0 90 o 90 1 0-1 y 1
Batteries: Ewing and Schiei; Karger,
Fromme. Shields and Noonan. Time,
1895. Umpires. Emslie and KLEIN.
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| Dooin Mathewson and Bresnahan.
Time. 1862. EMPIRES. O'Dny and Car
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results,

Yesterdny's Results.
Morning games:
Washington, 4; New York. 8.
Chicago. s; st. Louis. 9.
Cleveland 1; Detroit. 0 tton 'innings)
Philadelphia, 8; Boston, 1.
Afternoon games:
Washington. .; New York, q.
Chicago. o: st. Louis, 2.
Cleveland, o; Detroit, 8.
Philadelphia, 4 Boston, G.
To-dny's Games.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
New York Mt Boston.
Detroit At Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington
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Auction Sales-This Day.
BY Tho Valentino Auction
B18 East Broad Street.
LAST AUCTION SALE THIS WEEK.
OF HANDSOME Ft1HNIruRE

TO-DAY tFriday), MAY 31sT.
at our auction art rooms. No. 618 East
Broad street, commencing Mt iO:yn
o'clock, and consisting Of Bedroom suits.
Dining-room Furniture, Parlor suits
and Rockers, Pictures. Mirrors. Iron
Beds, Hall Racks, Druggets, SC.
At 1880 sharp. Will sell. in front OF
Top Wagon, Horse and Harness.
Sale positive.
Visitors in city especially invited to
attend. We pay special attention to
ladies' Mt our sales.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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st. Andrews u. G., II; e. u. t. Co.,


The baseball team connected with
the Mems Bible Class of st. Andrews
Church have completed the work on
their new ball-fleld at Clark's Spring,
and yesterday won It's second game
by defeating the Z. B. Taylor Com
pany's team In a one-sided game by II
to /. The game was too one-sided to
be a good entertainment, but served
as good practice for the home team
The features were Krengle's pitching
for st. Andrews Gilman's all-round
work and Rice's home run in the NINTH
scoring the only run for the visitors
Score by innings K
st. Andrews ....1 0 5 1 "a 2-l7
Il. B. Taylor's....0 0 o 90 l.
Batteries: st. Acknowledgements and
Carter. Notwithstanding and But
Ter.
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Two Homcrs or Dincen.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 3d.
(Afternoon gnmc)-Boston defeated
Philadelphia this afternoon through
the inability of tho locals to hit Glaze
who succeeded Dineen in the first in
ming after Hartsell and Davis put the
ball over the fence for home runs
Score by innings: r. II. E
Boston ....0 0 o o 1 o O o St II 0
Philadelphia 0 o o o o o o. 3
Batteries: Dncen. Glaze Young
Shaw and Criger; Bender and Schreck.
Time. 2:1O. Umpire. Evans.
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Nationals Pound Ball.

WASHINGTON. May sO.-(Afternoon
game)--Washington batte<l Moore out
OF the box at the afternoon game and
defeated New York to 2 in seven
inning contest, Brockett. who relieved
him was wild. and also hit hard
Score by innings: r. II. e
Washington. ...3 l 9 0 o 3 % 10 !
New York ......0 o o 1 0 0 1-2 9
Batteries: Falkenberg and Heydon
Moore, Brockett. Kleinow and MCGUIRE
Time, 1:50. Umpire, Connolly.
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Eastern College. ca, w. and

FRONT ROYAL VA. May sO.-Eastern
College defeated Charleston, w Va. go to
driving ~Johnson, this years Washington
lIopening innings.
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Chicngo Hits Freely,

CHICAGO, May 30.-(Morning GameD
Chicago defeated ST. Louis, to 2, in
the morning game. hitting freely and
taking full advantage of their oppo-
nents mistakes Both pitchers were
wild.
Score by innings: Il H. r.
Chicago .....l 90 / 2 o. - IL
ST. Louis. .,r.0 l 0 % o.
Batteries: Smith and Sullivan: Jacob
son and Stephens Time two hours
IJmpires Hurst and Sheridan.