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.GALLAYANT WINS
BAY RIDGE HANDICAP
Big Horse Easy Winner in the
Feature on Sheepshead Bay
Course.
CONFEDERATE is SECOND
Public Disappointed in All But
Two First Choices--Banker
Defeats Lancastrian.

NEW YORK, July s.-The Bay Ridge
Handicap, at one mile and quarter.
the feature of the card at Sheepshead
Bay to-day. resulted in easy victory
for Gallavant. Summarizes:
First race--six and a half furlongs-
Lady Anne C to y first, Druid GO to
y second, Golden Shore (25 to ID third.
Time. 1919.
Second ace-mile-Fountain Blue 6
to y first. Golf Ball q to y second.
Gretna Green a to y third. Time.
'1:40.
Third receive and half furlongs
I--Nimbus (even) first, Jim Carney a
ito y second. Long Ball q to - third.
Time. 1907 rs.
Fourth race-The Bay Ridge Handi-
cap; mile and q quarter-Gallavant q
to y first, Confederate (7to y second
Cairngorm & to p third. Time. 2:o7.
Fifth race-mile and a half on turf
Banker Is to y first, G. L. M. (25 to
y second. Lancasterian "a to - third
Time, 2:35 LIS.
Sixth receive and half furlongs
futurity course--Bouquet Oh to 81
first, Explosion C. to y second, 1mita.
tor GO to u third. Time. 1907.
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.FAVORITES BEATEN
AT LATONIA TRACK
Laveita Defeats Convolo, the
Choice in the Feature
Event.

CINCINNATI, July S.-Not a favor
lite won at Latonia to-day. The third
event, at mile, was the feature. and
was won by Laveita. second choice.
Convolo, favorite, was second, and
Javanese third. Summarizes:
First race-six furlongs-Belle-
mence Q2 to y first. No Quarter 6 to
.l) second, Hardshot Is to - third
Time, 1:l7 as.
Second race-four and half fur-
longs-Beth Goodwin Is to y first
Pnkie Prim GEO to y second, Merrigo
c. to y third. Time, 81.
Third Observation-Disclosures G. to II
first, Convolo (even) second, Javanese
| C to u third. Time. 1:44 3-5.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Paul &c
to y first. Kern GO to y second
Harold D. 6 to ~ third. Time, 1:16 2-5
|. Fifth receive and a half furlongs
Albert Star C. to u first Evelyn S
|,(S to y second, Sabado 60 to 81 third
Time, LILO.
Sixth race-mile-County Clerk 6 t
| y first, Della Thorpe q to ~ second
Dele strome 6 to p third. Time
l1:44 As
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Club Standings.



DANvILLE, VA, July S.--Danvil,e
won from Richmond to-day in the
tenth inning of q game characterized
throughout by ragged and loosely
played ball by Z to 6.
1t was anybody's game at almost all
stages, aud the score was tied sew
eral times. Errors and dumb plays
on the part of both teams were about
evenly divided, with scarcely re-
deeming feature. -Four pitchers We're
used-two on each side-and al! We're
batted literally.
Cassidy, who was in the pit for the
Colts at the beginning of the game
was hit hard and fielded his position
poorly Long. who succeeded him, re-
deemed himself while AZ the bat
Walker pitched an average game io1
the Tobacconists.
1t looked like the Tobncconists &C
the game cinched until the ninth in
ming, when the Colts seemed to get or
to Cominger and batted out three in
giles In succession. 1t was the nit W
Long which brought in two runs anc
tied the scor i In the tenth inning {
timely single by Reggy brough. Aanl
home from second. HEM had hit saft
and had been sacrificed.
The all-round work by Reeve ant
the batting of Loucks were features
The Colts pulled off two fast ioupl'
PLAYS Manager Reeve protested M
game on account of alleged Unfair de
cisions by Umpire TRULY. The score
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EVANS AND HOLT
HAVE A FIGHT
Lynchburg Players Engage il
Brawl at Hotel Allen Over
Accommodations.

:. The Allen Hotel was the scene OF a
fstic Demonstration between two Of
the members Of the Lyncfburg team,
which stopped over here on Sunday
night on It's way to Norfolk, where 1t
plays the first three days Of this week.
Earl Holt who 10 at present acting
as captain and manager OF the clno'
was asked by Catcher Evans for DIT
ferent room than the one given him.
evans had been placed ina room with
three other players. and insisted that
he be better accommodated, Holt
stated that he was roaming with three
other men. and that as, long as Evans
should be satisfied. Hot words tfolloW Y,
ca and When Evans interspersed ms y, :
talk with some sort OF eplthet, Holt
lioored the catcher with a blow toatne
race, When Evans arose ana made l1r
the il'ynchburg manager he was AGAIN
knocked down by Holt.
The men were finally separated, and
went TO their rooms, only to again
clash in the hotel office yesterday
morning, when Evans's face was said
TO have been badly battered by Holt
with lists promised 4npon the !. a aaIdya,
OF the team in Norfolk yesterday'
Whether the scheduled encounter oc-
CURED or not has not yet been !ee lear a.
Evans is quoted as@saginEf mat ie
viii jump the team y Holt remains
!! IN charge. I'D :,
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NORFOLK WINS
FROM LYNCHBURG

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA, July S.-Lynchburg
this evening fell victim to fierce OUT
burst of roofing by the rooters in the
eighth inning, and took to the tall
.timbcrs. while Norfolk ran away with
the first game of the series 5 to 2, Big
Murray, who had pitched fine game
for seven innings, led the way to the
woods.
The Tercentennials hit the ball hard
and often in the eighth, while Lynch
burg made misplays, and when the dust
had settled five runs We're credited to
the locals. The roofing that turned de-
feat into victory was orderly. The de-
csons rendered by Umpire Byron were
bad on balls and strikes. The game
was one of the prettiest Of the sea.
son up to the eighth when Murray
went to pieces. Jordan was saved by
the superior work of his men. The
score:
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balls-Hicks. Passed ball-Ryan. Time,
of game, 2:l0. Umpire, TRULY. Attend
arce. 1000.
EASY
FOR ROANOKES

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
ROANOKE VA, July Sit was with
ease that the Highlanders put 1T on
the Truckers to the tune of to to-
day. Walsh was hit at opportune
mouth scored her two runs in the sixth
inning by an accidental home run by
Walsh. with Martin on base. Morrissey
pitched a magnificent game, and was
given gilt-edged support. Decisions by
Umpire Handiboe were severely crit
icized. The score:
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Dissolution Notices.

Richmond, Va. July, 8, l ,9i an
the partnership lately subsisting be,
tween us, the Undersigned, ". Fred
Richardson and Charles l. Chapel
carrying on business as f. fuF Vera t a.,
at col West Main Street, under tho
style or firm of Richardson & Chap
pell, in the city of Inchmond Va,
was on the sth day, Of July, 1907,
dissolved by mutual consent. and
that the business in future will be
carried on by the said W. Fred Rich
ardson alone, as successor to Rich,
ardson & Chappell, who will pay and
discharge oil debts and liabilities.
Il the said late firm.
CHARLES IT, CHAPPELL, b
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Y. WEL!FoRD. socretary.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

-NeN orleilHH, o} NlcHpnlks ".
NEW ORLEANS July s.-New Or
leans had little trouble in defeating
Memphis to-day.
Me snpff os nn,n5S 900 % g 3
New Orleans ...o11oo 900 I +-3 O
Batteries: Cristall and Hull: Guese
and stratton. Time. 1898. Umpire,
Huckett.
birmingham, 9; Atlanta, 4.
ATLANTA, July S.-Clark only al
lowed Atlanta four hits to-day. and
kept them scattered while Birming-
ham punched their hits.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Atlanta .......... O o 90 10 OiO-1 4 Q
Birmingham .....o1 20.0201 0-e 8 0
Batteries: Zeller, Ford and Sweeney;
Clark and Lattimer. Time, 2:05. UNI
pire, thinner.
Nashville, .; n1ontgomery,,O.
MONTGOMERY. July s.-Nashvile
hit Walsh and Maxwell at will, while
Perdue was never dangerous.
Score by innings: r. II. z.
Montgomery 100000 00 o 90 5 2
Nashville -......1010000 90 3--5 10 0
Batteries: Walsh, Maxwell and Hau-
sen; Perdue and Wells. Time, 1850.
| Umpire, Rim.
Little Rock, 81, Shreveport, i.
LITTLE ROCK, July Sin the sew
enth Benson's throw into the bleachers
allowed Little Rock to tie the. score
and win out.
l,t Sfsrs Rock By innings Il j Il
Batteries: Hart ana starke; Gaskill
and Rapp. Time 1875. Umpire, .Rud-
| derham.
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BLACKSTONE HEATS PETERSBURG
Despite Sensational Fielding by VS.
s, TORS, They Are Shut Ont.
(specIal to The Times-pispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
BLACKSTONE, VA, July S,--Thc
Blackstone baseball team defeated the
Petersburg team here this afternoon BY
score Of to O., The feature Of the
game was the pitching of Griffin, whc
kept the visitors guessing all the time
and out of four chances at bat got foul
hits, three of them being three baggrs
with two men on bases eacf time
Wolfe and Churin also hit the bal
hard each time. getting two hits.
The fielding features We're the catch.
Ing OF long flies in centre by Cakes
the fast work at short by Peters anc
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CLARKE WILL NOT
MANAGE THE COLTS

The report from Roanoke that Wynn
Clarke would be chosen to manage the
Richmond baseball team seems to be
without foundation. It was reported
succeed Manager Shaffer and. that
Walter Brodie would be engaged by
the Roanoke officials to lead that club.
Mr.. Bradley, however. denied the re-
er from his mind than to make Clarke
manager of his team. According to
Mr. Bradley Reeve has been selected
soon he Will remain In Skaters old
place for the rest Of the season at
least.
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BROOKLYN, N. Y, July S.-ChiGago
won easily from the Brooklyn team to-
day. Ill-feeling on the part of some
of the spectators came near bringing
about a riot during the closing mo-
ments of the game.
The home team had two men out In
the latter half of tho ninth inning,
when some empty mineral water bot
ties were thrown in the direction of
Chance at first-base from the bleach
crs and open stand behind left-held
and hrst-base. Chance was not hit
by any of the missiles, but, as they
were being thrown unfortunately, he
picked up two OF the bottles and re-
turned them in the direction from
which they had come. One of them
hit boy on the leg, and Immediately
there was an uproar followed by a
fusillade Of bottles.
President Ebblts Immediately called
upon Police Captain Maude. who, with
thirty men in uniform and plain clothes
rushed to the bleachers and quelled
the disturbing element. Chance was
escorted to the clubs dressing-room by
a detective. When the officers had
cleared the field sufficiently so that
the game could be concluded, Lewis,
of Brooklyn landed a fly to Hoffman,
who had taken Chances place at first
! base.
Score by innings: r. II. e..
Chicago.... 90 0 0 1 4 o 0-5 IA 0
Brooklyn... o 90 6 1
Batteries: Brown and King; Pas
torious. Mcintyre. Ritter and Bergen.
! Time, 200. Umplres, Emslie and Car
penter
Pittnburg Bunches Hits.
defeated Philadelphia to-day BY bunch:
ing hits in the sixth inning.
Score by innings: r. II. Z
PittsburE. ......v0 0o020 1913
Batteries; Lever and / Gibson; CORR
4 don and Jackltsche. Time, 2 hours
Umpire, o'Day.
New pitcher Fails A1cGraw.
NEW YORK, July S,-Manager Nc
Graw tried his new pitcher. Lynch
from Pittsburg, against kaTger of st
by score of 2 to 0.
Score by innings: r. II. Z
S. ST. LoH ds,, 9 g 19 g Q a.
My Bat t9hs Karger ana Ma Marsha,
Lynch and Bowerman. Time. I:I5
4 EMPIRES, KLEIN and tombstone.
4 Each Takes One.
J, out to by the home team in tn,
first of two games to-day. Cincinnati
whitewashed Boston In the second con
test to 0.
II First game:
Score by innings: r. H. T
: Boston ........,1 . l 90 0. o o ~ b
4 Cincinnati ...5..e.O O 90 O 0 o 900 4
Batteries: Lindaman and Brown; Nc
Lean and Schlei. Time. 1:45. Umpire
Rigler.
Second game:
Score by innings: R.,H. Z
Cincinnati ....i z o0,o 81 -
Batteries: Hit. and Mclean; Youn
3 and Needham. Umpire. Rigler. Tim'
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NOTICE or SPECIAL. MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESA-
pISAliE AND ONO jRAILWAY
COMPANY

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.,
Office OF Secretary. Richmond, Va.
Netce is hereby given that a
Of tie CHESAPEAKE and Ohio Raii@ay
Company viii be held at the Office of
the company, in the city OF Richmond,
Va, on "Wednesday, the Slst day Of
purpose OF passing upon the question
Of authorizing and conscntng 10 the
making by The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway company Of mortgage, or
eral Equipment and Improvement
Mortgage. and to be additional to the
several mortgages Of The Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company heretofore
executed, and 10 any other mortgages
now existing covering the property of
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company, or any part thereof, S eX
ly, to secure an issue OF ten-year five
per cent gold bonds, not exceeding in
the aggregate the par value OF ten
million dollars fslo,oooo0o.oo)). and OF
an issue Of bonds may 5c made. that
the railway and properly may b., bond
ed, and that tho bonded indebtedness
OF The CheFapeale and Ohio Railway
amount OF not exceeding ten million
dollars ($10.n00,0O0 par value
which said bonds are to be issued i'm.
uedIately upou the execution and de.
eral purposes Of the corporation. viii
fun power to the directors to sell
pledge or otherwise dispose of sait
bonds for lawful corporate purposes
npon such terms as to the director
!. NAV seem best.
The stock transfer hooks Will b.
closed at the. office OF hIessrs, J. y
MORGAN & Company No, % Wal
street, New York, on Thursday. th
18Th dav of July. 1907, Mt oclocl
u NJ ana viii be reopened on Thurs
~. 4, -, A
10 o'clock A. NJ
Dated the Goth dav or June, 1907.
By order Of The President and Boar
e - WEI Irc1an snnretnr..
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great catching of Churin for the vlsi-
tors. Parish in centre did stellar
work, while Upton and Jimmy Eanes
We're also in the limelight
The summarizes: Blackstone, Griffin
and Churin;. Petersburg, Brandsford
and Fowkes. Struck out-By Griffin.
IL; by Brandsford Z. Bases on balls
Off Griffin, 1; Brandsford, 2. Hits
Blackstone. Il; Petersburg, A. Err
rors-Blackstone, a; Petersburg, Z.
Petersburg made three double plays
The same teams play again tomorrow
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DlsA,rnV IN ENGLAND.
Cnrtmcl1 nnd Olson, Of pennsylvnnin,
Defeated Iii british ChnnpiOnsl,ipa.

4 LONDON, july ,s.---H. j. Cartmel
and r. l.. Olson, Of the University Of
Pennsylvania, competed In the ANA
teur Athletic Association champions
ships at Tallowfeld Saturday inter-
noon.
u w. Horton. holder, won the 100
yards by a foot, after n desperate race.
Cartmell was second. Time. 40 4-5.
Cartmell won n preliminary heat of
the 220-ynrds race In "a. but could
only reach third place In the final,
which was won by ]. p. George, Lon
don Athletic Club, by u yard. Tiino
800 4-5.
Tho long jump was won by Dennis
Murray. Dublin Athletic Club. with az
feet, Olson was fourth. with 90 feet
Olson won preliminary heat OF the
22O-yards race. Time. "a.
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LAWSON REFUSES
TO SIGN CONTRACT

Kid Lawson, who was offered terms
to play With Richmond by owner Brad
able to play with the Colts this year,
as 1t Will interfere with his studies
at the University of North Carolina,
where he will return next fall to COM
plete a course In medicine.
Lawson IS "a good ball player, and
would undoubtedly add strength to the
locals, but despite nattering offer
from Bradley he refused to consider
terms this season.
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TIMES.DISPATCH
BEATS ENDFIELD

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.l
ENFIELD, N. c., July SIN slow
and very unsatisfactory game here to-.
day the Richmond Times-Dispatch
team defeated Enfield by the score OF
5 to 8.
Score by innings: R.H. e.
Richmond .....:o o3 oooo1-5 5 z
Enfield 1900. 90 0 0-00O2-3 8
Batteries: Richmond, Ellison and
Bowe; Enfield, Atkinson and Rawlings.
Umpire, Hcpenstall. Time. las.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
WINCHESTER. VA. July Swim
chester baseball team this Afternoon in
an errorless game defeated Berkeley
Springs club 6 to 3. Quite u number
OF brilliant plays were made by both
teams. Cantwell and WOODWARD COM
posed Winchester's battery and v. Mil
Ter and Booker worked for Berkley
Springs.
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Portsmouth.

summary. IWO- bHse HIlS--lToIlT va
Butman. Home runs--Walsh. sSacri-
flee hits-Morrissey Fish. Stolen bases
-Hessler, Morrison. Struck out-by
Morrissey, Z: by Walsh. G. Base on
balls-off Morrissey. I. Hit by pitched
ball--Cote. Left on bases-Roanoke, B;
Portsmouth. !. Time of game. 1850.
Umpire, Handiboe. Attendance, GOO,
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Especial to The -Dispatch)
WILSON, N. c., July Sin a slow
game here to-day Wilson easily de-
feated Sewbern Johnson's batting
and Still's pitching were the features.
Score by innings: X. hi. h.
Newbern 30 90 o o o o. 6
Wilson .....3 90 go o 0 SIS IL 8
Batteries: Bowers and Thompson;
Still and Wrenn. Umpire-Vanarnam
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BEACH PARK.

An special trains ieaye Southern
Railroad, Fourteenth Street.
Daily, except Sunday $50 p. NJ.
XII Sundays. 10 a. NJ and a p. NJ
Returning from Beacn Park-Dany
8l0EP. M; Eaneay. and 10 p. M.
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Totals .....-....,.38 Il s 24 l6

EV1uEs '''''1',,,d6 y n l6 3
Evans battad for Epkstone In ninth.
Score by innings R,u, %,
LynchburG ....,...0 0 o oil 20 / o.
Norfolk .........O o o 0 o o o s OF
Summary: Earned runs--Norfolk, g..
Lynehburg, ]. Bases on balls---Jordan,
3; Murray, ]. suike-outs-- Murray, a;
Jordan. 2. Left on Observation-Disclosures.
5; Norfolk. 2 Batter hit--Manion. Wild
pilches--Jordan, I; Eckstone, /. Time
Of game. l:5o. Umpire, Byron Attend
anee 1900 Stolen bases--Bowen. Cum
mind, /; Manion, /.
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Danvillc Takes Raggedly Con-
tested Game BY Some Timely
Hitting
REEVE PROTESTS THE GAME
Alleged Unfair Decisions by
Umpire TRULY Causes Man
ayers Action,
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

DanvIlle, Il Richmond ten in
nings)
Roanoke, Z; Portsmouth, :
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fourth, robbed Boston OF two runs and
probable victory.
3 Score by lnninEs: r.. II. L.
Detroit al Q 90 g 10 900 0 o 1--6 Is 9
Batteries. Mullin, SleSer, Archer and
Schnidt: Tannehlll, Prultt, Winter and
Shaw. Time, 2.4o. Empires. Hurst and
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& ma de-
Score by innings: r.
Danville ....... ! 0E2 0 Q 0 Ii
Richmond $500. 0 O-6
Summary: Earned runs-Danville, 3;
Richmond, /. Stolen bases--Powen,
Fetzer. Hem, Loucks. Titman, Wallace
t2), CEwan. /. Sacrifice hits-Ryan,
ReggN' cs), ,fitman. Long, Wallace,
Three-base hits-Wallace Double
plays-Cowan, to Walsh, TO Cowan;
Reeve to Cowan. Left on bases-Dan-
Vile, Z; Richmond 8. Hits--off Walk
er, in six innings: off Cominger, 3 in
four innings: off Cassidy I in four In
nirgs; off Long, 6 in six innings. Struck
out-bY Walker. 3; by Comlnger. ..
Base on halls-off Cominger, 3; off Cas-
sidy, ! off Long, 2. Hit by pitched
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To-Dny,,s Gnmcs

Chicago at Brooklyn.
st. Louis ut New York 1.-TWO Eames).
Pittsburg at Philadelphia 1.-TWO
games).
Cincinnati at Boston.
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To-Dny,s Games

Richmond at DanNille.
Portsmouth at Roanoke.
Iynchburg at Norfolk K.
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Club Standings
Browns Win in Ninth.

ST. LOUIS, July S.-st. Louis de-
.feated Washington to-day in the ninth
inning with one out, to 2,
Score by innings: r. II. ~
ST. Louis .:.0 001 0 0 I 0 1--3 10 O
washington ....1 00.O01 0 00-2 z A
Batteries: Petty and O'Connor Smith,
Graham and Hayden, Time. 200. Um-
lpire, Connolly.
owen knocked Out.
CHICAGO. July S.-Philadephia
knocked owen out Of the box to-day
and defeated Chicago 5 to 2.
Score by innings; .a.E.
Chicngo ,;.,.,.,2 9 go 9 g 90 Q
Batteries; Owen. Smith and Suill
van Bender and Powers. Time. 1855
Umpire, Sheridan.
Doyle In Good Form.
iCLEVELAND, o., July s.--NeW York
beat Cleveland to d. Doyle being
steady with men on bases. Cleveland
rallied in the ninth, But could not quite
reach. three men being left on the
bases.
score by innings: +, Il, y;
ICleveland ,.....on y 5---s
Batteries, Y, Lebharda and 9 % Clarke S
5pires Evans and O'Loughlin,
Tigers Take scnsationnl Game.
DETROIT, July SIT took fourteen
| innings to reach n decision, triple w
4 Schmidt and single by Siever giyinE \
Ito Detroit then 6 to 8. a wonderful
lcatch by O'Leary. OF Bagre'. an us
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CHANGE ATTACKED
BY BLEACHER|TES
Rowdies Hurl Bottles at Chicago
Cubs First-B asematl-Po-
lice Prevent Trouble.
CUBS ARE STILL WINNING
Cincinnati and Boston Split
Double-Header Chicago and
Cleveland Both Lose.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Yestcrtlny,s results.

Yesterdays Results.
New York, O; st. Louis, 2.
Brooklyn, O; Chicago s.
Philadelphia. o.; Plttsburg. 3.
Boston, 2; Cincinnati Q (first game);
Boston, o; Cincinnati, (second
camel,
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
siavrn, s; Columbin. O.

MACON, CA, July s.-Macon punched
eight hits In the fourth and fifth an
nings, which We're good for five runs.
Quinn pitched excellent ball.
Score by innings: r. H. z.
Macon ;;...,......o Q 2ooo.-5 u
Batteries: Quinn and Robinson;
Swink, Buckley, Mckay and Smith.
Time, 1:4O. Umpire. O'Day
Jacksonvillc, 3, Savannah, ..
JACKSONVILLE FLA, July S.--Sa-
vannah outbatted the locals in the
opening game Of the series to-day, but
Lee was steady in the pinches.
Score by innings: r. II. E
Jacksonville ...o.G.'2 oooo1o % S
Savannah .S..... 0 90 1 90 90 1-2 20 I:
Batteries: Lee and Roth; Neur! and
Kahlkoff. Time, 1:3S. Umpire, Buck
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Charleston, Il II; Augusta.

was given the very worst Of support
to-day. and Charleston won easily II
to /. Seven runs We're made In the
ninth. with the aid of only three hits.
Charleston 20 o. oo2oo7-lI 10 9
Augusta -. 1000 00O1 o. 6
Batteries: Raymond. Foster and Rel
singer: Holmes and Fox. Time, 1850.
Umpire, Mace.
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Virginia Building and Loan Co.
THE THIRTY-EIGH'TH SEMI,ANNU AZ
an INV list next Checks will be
mailed. C. IT, LOIGHR. Secretary.
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Meetings.

DOVE LODGE, NO. 81. a., f. x
/" a. Ma special communication
/V\ OF Dove Lodge, No. 81, A., +. &
a. NJ. will be held In the lodge-room,
in the Masonic Temple, on THIS TUES
DAY. July 9th, at S O'Clock. Every
member OF the lodge Is requested to
attend. and members OF sister lodges
invited to unite with US.
BY order Of the Worshipful Master.
BEN. IT. AUGUST, Secretary.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Southern, Manu-
the company's offices. Nos. II and 10
south Twelfth Street. Richmond, Va,
On MONDAY, July Is. 1907. at IL
O'Clock noon.
a, EDWARD ROEBER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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!. January II, 1907.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE ~.
e Company will be held in the office Of
the company, 1105 East Main Street,
Richmond, Va. on JULY 10, 1907, at
a cioe1 WoopscN p. wADDEY.
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