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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-20

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piles. Guaranteed. Sold by Frank
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The bites and stings Of insects, sun.
burn, cuts, burns and bruises relieved
at once with Pinesalve CarboliIed. Acts
like a poultice. Draws out inAamma.
tion. Try It. Price 2Sc. Sold by Frank
Hart's Drug Store.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-19
HAS FALL;
REJECTABLE WINS

CINCINNATI, O., June 1s.-Rejcct-
able won the kentucky Steeplechaso
Handicap, the chief attraction at La
tonia, to-day. Potash, which was lead
ing by ten lengths. fell at the next to
the last jump. Rejectable then took
the lead, and won easily from John
Dillon. Summarizes:
First race--four and a half furlongs
Joe Moses q to y first, Gracious
Dame C to y second, Stoneman a to
y third. Time, :55.
Second race-six furlongs-Bosserlan
GO to y first, Naughty (even) second
Careless GO to - third Time. 1:14 AS
Third mile-Marseilles 8 to u
first, Water Lake q to y second, Gold
Spray GEO to y third. Time, 1:43 1-5.
Fourth race-Kentucky Stcepleclase
Handicap; $1,000 added clubhouse
course-Rejectable q to % first. John
Dillon 60 to 100 second. Glass Leade,
as to y third. Time, 1926 So.
Fifth racc-siS furlongs-Old Hon.
esty e to % first, Prince Ahmed Il
to p second. Frontenac Is to 50 third
Time, 1:l4.
Sixth racc-mile and u sixteenth
Quagga a to y first, Ourdi (S to u
second, Bendigo 6 to y third. Time
LAC 4-5.
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TRUCKERS WIN
FROM SHOEMAKERS


LYNCHBuRG, VA, June 1s.-The
Truckers witnessed q balloon ascension
here this afternoon. and before the
Shoemakers could find a landing the
fatal inning was the third, when two
errors by Holt at first. bad throw
by Bentley over third. and I3owens flag
Of an easy groundear. followed by a
single by Burns, netted the visitors
three runs.
In the next inning after two singles.
Oakley filled the bases by hitting
Croughn. and forced another run in by
walking Fox. After this the locals
settled down and the Truckers were
unable to score, but even by hard work
they could not overcome the lead
against them. With anything like half
way support Oakley would have won
| his game easily. Schuman pitched
Il strong game, but the champions
punched hits on him in two innings.
and scored two earned runs
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PLAY THIRTEEN
I INNINGS TO TIE

DANvILLE, VA, June 1S.-Danville
and Roanoke played thirteen innings
to tie here to-day, when Umpire Byron
called the game. on account of dark
ness The contest was q pretty exhibi-
ton Of the national sport, and, Wnlle
both teams played fast and brilliant
bali in the field, the real battle was
in the pitchers box. -,
The first two men up for Danvi i,
got hits in the first inning, and the
Tobacconists had chance to score, but
Fetzer, who came home from third on
a long fly was called out for leaving
the base too soon. In the fourth IN
ming HEM hit for three bases, but was
put out at home, while trying to score
on Powell's hit to Reynolds. Hicks sin,
gled, advancing Powell to third, ana
he came home on q hit Of Bowen,
In the fifth inning Roanoke scored as
the result Of single by Morrissey, q
wild throw by Cominger, followed ul
by timely hit by Hinton.
For the visitors Hinton played q
great game Besides getting three hits
he took all thirteen chances, without an
error, and caught a number at nome
plate and at second. The hitting OF
Fetzer and Hem and the, fielding OF
Doyle were the features for Danville.
The taoulated score:
|
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

CHARLESTON, S. c., June 1s-
Deavor pitched an excellent game for
Savannah, but. was poorly supported.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
Charleston % Q 2 o 0 0 o 1 IS 2 8
Savannah 20 Os001 90 / o. 4 s
Batteries: Paige and Evers; Deaver,
Kahlkoff and Brisk. Time, 1855. UNI
pirc, Davis.
Could Not Find SavidEc.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June is
There was simply too much Savidge in
to-day's game, and the visitors could
not find him. Sparks was easy for the
locals
Score by innings: r. II. Z.
Jacksonville 30 100000 o. S !
Augusta ......000001OO0-1 2
Batteries: Savidge and Roth: Sparks
and Fox. Time, 1:25. Umpire, Mace.
Colulnbiu. Outplnys Macon.
COLUMBIA. S. c., June 1s.-McKen-
zie outptched Helm and Columbia out
played Macon.
Score by innings: r. H. f.
Macon $50 0 0 5000 o 90 6 :
Columbia 20 OIL 90 o SO z
| Batteries: Helm and IIarnish; Nc.
Kcnzie and Hawkins. Time. 1854. UNI
| pire, Buckley.
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EUGENE WOODS WINS
ON HIS NAMESAKE.
New York Politician Rakes ii
$4,000 on Victory Of Little
Woods.
RESULT A GREAT SURPRISE

NEW YORK, June 1S.-The surprise
OF the racing at Gravescnd to-day was
the victory Of Little Woods 100 to
/ shot. in tho fifth race. and Eugene
Woods. the 3wcll-known politician, had
500 three ways on tho Fla mbeau
gelding, winning $4,000 on his VIC
tory. ]. 8. Hay, the owner OF the
gelding, did not bet on him. DR.. Leo
had an advantage of five lengths at
the head Of the stretch. but there
Musgave on Little Woods found
through under a drive, caught DR..
Lee, tying In the sixteenth and won
by a length and q huff. Summary:
First receive and half furlongs-
Generous g to y first, Smoker Ga to
ID second. Harcourt "a to ~ third.
Time 1:O74-5
Second race-selling, mile and six
teenth-Faust e to y first, Colonel
White 60 to 81 second, N1asterson GEO
to y third. Time. 1:4745.
Third race-tive furlongs-Wild Star
g to y first Dixon Belle GO to y
second, Great; Dane 600 to y third
Time, 1:022-6.
Fourth race-the Brookdale handi-
cap. milo and a furlong-Zambesi Is
to 81 first, Blandy 6 to ~ second
Fountain Blue &C to y third. Time
1853. g
Fifth race-selling. about six fur
longs-Little Woods GOO to u first
DR.. Lee GO to ~ second, Sailor Cir
$50 to y third. Time. 1:1o3-5.
Sixth racc-mile and q sixteenth
Dinna Ken e to p first saracinesca
a to ~ second, Seethus (l2 to /,
third. Time, Ia 3-5.
Seventh race-selling, about six fur
longs-Moyea 40 to y first, Heine G
to y second. Gutter a to u tllirt
Time, ITO 2-5.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 1S.-With the
score tied In tho ninth inning, At
lanta punched four hits, scoring two
runs.
Score by innings: r. II. Z.
New orleans.o o o o / Q 0 o O-1
Batteries: Spade and Smith; Fritz
and Matthews. Time 1:47. Umpire,
Rudderham.
Win With Little Trouble.
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 1s.-Tho
local team had little trouble winning
from Birmingham to-day.
Score by innings: R.H. e.
Memphis .......0l0O40O1.-s 10 .
Batteries: Ragan and Garvin; suggs
and Owens. Time, two hours. Umpire.
Pfenninger.
Thirteen Innings and u Tie.
LITTLE ROCK, June 1S.-Umpire
Rim ended great pitchers battle to-
day by calling the game after the
thirteenth inning with the score tic
Score by, innings: r. II. u
20 Q o 0 o o 0 % o ;
II oio 100000 o o-3 10 !
Batteries: Eyler and Page; Weems
and Seabaugh. Time, 2:4o. Umpire
Rim.
Better support Brings Victory.
SHREVEPORT, June 16.-The hit:
We're evenly divided to-day, though
Becker received much better supper
sh seSea ny ' q &c 8 I
Nashville 20 0 0 01 o 0 % 0
Batteries: Becker and Massing; Per
| due and Wells. Time, two hours. I'm
! pre- thinner.
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'TheMadison Flats

~ tho request OF tho Lewis Gintcr
Land and Improvement Company. which
,nn ss1llInE fer the PURPOSE Of further
for eale ut public auction. upon tho
premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1907.
commencing at $40 o'clock p; NJ. the
FrssrS So six S SGM tenemonts at tho
Streets, containing seven or eight
rooms 9 MS each g Tith lots fronting about
alley. The improvements are first
class Chewing been erected by. Major
c LeW;1' anter before his DEATH and
They rent we'll. being in a good neigh.
borhood and 80 snenr to the business
posr tInn,' Of II, the city.
10 and Ia South Fifth Street, known
US the Madison Flats, containing six
separate apartments Of six rooms each,
usTh %rsg
some three story and basement brick
dwelling No. 4o5 East Cary Street. con.
tanning taining Il Is or 90 rooms with modern
Lewis Glnter. who added to It very
costly and extensive improvements;
h etc and the o, h
dwelling is ono OF the hnndsomest in
The lot fronts 40 feet on the south
side Of Cary Street by about 14s feet
10 wide paved alley.
There Is also large brick stable,
with servants rooms above. on the lot,
All OF this property Is in first clasa
condition. tho neighborhood moet OK
always rents readily at good prices.
AS there Is 20 little desirable proper
tv on the market now, this sale should
attract the attention OF hnrre-sAekers
and OF nersons Wishing to mako invest
menta In good real estate
TERMS: Liberal, r-d -,",'e krcwn at
sale. SUTTON =. CO.
Auctioneers.
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Auction sales---This Day.

ABOUT 300 PIECES or ORIGINAL
OLD ANTIQUE TURN1TU1a1D,
such ns Chest of Drawers, Bureaus,
Tables, Sideboards, large Column Door
Wardrobes. Tester Bedsteads, secre-
tary and Desks, Sofas. Bookcases,
Brass Tenders and Candlesticks, serv-
Ing Tables, Old Brass 1nlaid Spinett,
Chnirs, Rockers, Candlestand and 10 e
Of othrr pieces will be mentioned next
In next Sundays paper.
Those goods nro all IN the rough
tion and II wi,,lbe chm ennc arI fo Go,, IN
ties wanting such goods. Will be sold
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18TH,
Mt 1880 O'Clock, md will be on oxlli
bitlon Monday, 18th, until day OF sale
TILE STANDARD AUCTION CO.
B. G. Buford, Manager and Salesman
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Summary: Thrce-baso hIt-Bentley.
Sacrifice hits-Hooker, Holt. Mckenna,
Warren and Butman. Stolen bases
on errors-Lynchburg, l PortsilNuth,
6. Earned runs--Lynchburg, 2; Ports
mouth, 0. Left on bases-Lynchb:sfg
s; Portsmouth, 10. Struck out-by Oak
ley, 6; by Schuman. 6. Bases on balls
off Oakley, (Schumnn. Fox and Sulli-
van; off Schuman, 8 (Bowen, 3: Bent
ley and O'NeaD. Hit by pitched ball
Croughu. Attendance, 2,20O. Time OF
game, 2:06 Umpire. Mr., TRULY.
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WINCHESTER D0WNIsD.
Maryland Visitors WIN Their First
Victory Over Home Team

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
WINCHESTER. VA. Juno lS'-Thc
locals were defeated ~by tho wheaton
(Md.) team at Reservoir Park this A.
ternoon to A. Sinner. for NVinches-
ter. pitched a good game. but his SUP
port WAS poor, and tho errors costly
Wheaton put up an excellent game
both Mt the bats and IN the field, While
the base-rnnning was above par. tal
teries: Wheaton. Flanagan nnd sirn .,
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HERMITAGE WINS.
I.ichmon,lerA Defeat DlnckstOnc by
8 10 "-Piny Again To-day.
ISnecial to Tha Times-D lspntCh I

10 .tENII V.WUN. ----
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch.l
BLACKSTONE, VA, June 1S.-rhc
Hermitage baseball team defeated tho
Blackstone team here this afternoon
by the score OF to 2. Owing to sick
moss among players, the home team hat
three substitutes in the game. and cr.
rors resulted, which caused the runs
as there was not an earned run made
by either team.
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures nnt
Griffin. Observation-Disclosures and Car
doza,
Summary: Struck out---by Armstead
10; by E.llyson, g. Hits blackstone, 8
Hermitage, 6. Reconsideration 4
Hermitage. 4. Bases on bnlls--of
AImstcad, 3; off lIllyson, /.
The same teams will play another
game tomorrow afternoon here.
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10
NEW BASEBALL TEAM.
Church Iltn "Inyinciblcs" Organized

Church Hill "Invinciblcs" Organized
nnd Out for Scnlps.
The Church Hill "lnvncibes" base
ball team is the latest organization OF
>allologists in the East End Some Of
the fastest material on Church Hill
has been secured to make up the team,
and after Il week or two of sly stematlc
practice and training, which Will put
the team in trim to meet ll-comers.
the "lnvincibles" will rank among tho
fastest amateur organizations In the
city.
Il, D. Eaton, until recently with the
Christ Church Association SQUAD, has
severed his connection with that team.
and will manage tho newly organized
'Invincibles," The team has q number
of open datcs--among them being the
Fourth of July--and is anxious to ar
range for games with any and all
teams in and around Richmond. Adj
dress challenges to II. d. Eaton. No. 100
North Twenty seventh Street.
The following Is tho line-up OF the
team: Mann, catcher; Lucas. pitcher:
Eaton, shortstop: Coleman, first-bnso;
Cottrcll. second base: Wilcox. third
base; Scott, left-fied; Smith; centric
field, and ChIldress. right-feld.
The "Invincibles" Will cross bats
Saturday afternoon rona on cn1 h rgb ljt
| "Grays," when n closely contested
game Is expected. The game will be
called promptly at a o'clock,
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Indoor baseball,

The Nirginlans got after the Ameri-
cans to the tune of 0 to ], In the y. NJ
c. a. Indoor Baseball League last night
The game was interesting. In spite OF
the one sided score.
The Nationals will play the DiXies
on Thursday night at $3.50 o'clock.
Score by innings. II
Americans SUPERINTENDENT 0 . 0 OIL
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Chlcngn ChnnlpiOnn ncnte n.
.\yh,tc l.ollso n,tc the Dust.

Especial to tho -Dispntch.]
SOUTH BOSTON. VA Juno 1S-The
Cole gians defeated tho Wlate Rolls
again here this afternoon by score
of ~ to Z. Tho features We're three
base hits by Wade and East. Bate
rcs: Collegians-Wad and Lee; White
Rons-Collins. Glenn and Whlte.
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Club Standing,
I,xcry Run wcll Enrncd.

played perfectly In the field to-day,
I'LL runs being earned with tho final
score to In favor of Chicago.
eSsaso 80 S Z s / g 9 g "a 9 8
Batteries: Ruelbach and King;
Iofeffer, Dorner and Brown. Time. 1:4O
EMPIRES, Johnstonc and Carpenter
st. Louis Shut Out Again.
ST. LOUIS, June 1S.-Brooklyn to-
day made 1t two straight shut outs
over ST. Louis taking to-day's game
l to O. Rucker allowed only two hits.
Score by innings: Z. ~. E
Brooklyn 20 o i 0 o 0 o OIL 4 2
batteries: Bcebc and Noonan: Rucker
and Ritter. Time, / rs. Umpire, O'Day.
Win in the Ninth.
PITTSBURG, PA. June 1s.-The
Philad elphias won in the ninth by get
ting four of their hits and scoring
four runs on mlsjudged files to the
outfleld.
B SSSSS g Il e i;
Batteries: Lever. Leiheld and Smith;
Gordon, Sparks and Doom. Time. $3.50.
Umpire, Emslic.
NIuHng Fly Brings Defeat.
CINCINNATI, June 1s-odwe s
muffs OF Coran's fly in the second In
ming after two men had been retired.
was followed to-day by four runs. al
New York needed to defeat CINCINNATI.
score by inn!ngs; r Il. p );
New York. % a 0 o 0 0 o o % 3
Batteries: Coakley, Smith and Scheli;
willis, Bresnahan and Bowernan.
Time, las. EMPIRES. Rigler and KLEIN
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Wilson Defeats Kinston.-

I
WILSON. n. ca June lS.-ln ~ game
played in a drizzling rain this after
noon, Wilson again defeated Kinston by
the score of z to l.
Score BY innings. II. II. u.
Kinston n. % o 0 o 1 OIL
Wilson ~. 1901 o o GA 9 80 6 1
Batteries: Lee and Brockwcll;
Thompson and Cranston. Umpire, Up
church.
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I Will sell for Egsto Egiziana, who
Is retiring from the confectionery busl-
ness. that wellknown stand. 1903 d..
Franklin Street. corner OF Governor
and franklin Streets.
FRIDAY, JUNE 81. 1907.
commencing at 1890 a. NJ. Hand
some Onyx Marble Soda Fountain. 10
Syrups. 3 Spigots. White Marble Base
and l0-foot counter to match. COM
plete stock OF High Grade Box aud
other Candies, Confcctioneries. etc,
large stock of Popular Brands Cigars.
Cigarettes Cheroots. Chewing and
Smoking Tobaccos an excellent stock
OF Dry Groceries, Cakes. Crackers.
Canned and Bottled Goods, Ice Cream
Freczers Upright Refrigerator, 2 Ice
Cream Storage Boxes handsome Large
Plate Mirror, WALL Tobacco Case, 2
Counters, Shelving. s Counter Show
cases, 2 Plate Glass Silent Salesman
Showcases. Gasolene Peanut Rooster,
Round Tables. Chairs, Stools Fruit
Stands, Pictures, Candies, Jars. License
Lease, Awnings, etc. VIII offer as n
whole. and If not sold Will sell in lots
to suit the buyers.
This Is an excellent chance for par
ties to buy good-paying business.
and well established in the low-rcnt
district Sale positive. Terms cash. N
THE VIRGINIA AUCTION. CO.
Auctioneers.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co..
61SE East Broad Street.
HANDSOME LINE OF FURNITURE
AT AUCTION

TODAY wednesday,. JUNE 18TH,
at our salcsrooms, No. 61S East Broad
Street, commanding at 1890 o'clock,
such as CHARTERED Cak Chamber Suits
Nice Wnrdrobes Very Handsome Tar-
lor Suits, Fine Leather Library Suit,
Fine Oak Dining Table. Oak Dining
Chairs, Oak Sidcboards, Oak China
Cases, Baby Go-Carts, handsome
Enameled Iron Beds, Felt Mattres SIS
Rugs, Druggets. Now Mating, Parl or
Rockers, Couches and other Furniture
etc.
Ladies especially invited to attend
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. +
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stolen bases-Doyle, Lohr (2). Two
base hits-Fetzcr, 2. Three-base hits
Hem. Double plays-Lohr, to Hinton,
Raley. Hits-ofT Cominger TO-; Flow
crs, 10. Struck out-Cominger, Z
Flowers. 6. Base on balls-Cominger.
0; Flowers, /. Left on bases-Danville.
8; Roanoke, T. Time of game. $3.50.
Umpire, Byron. Attendance. 1880.
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Game Throughout characterized
by Hits, BY Showers and
Questionable decisions.
.sHAFFER's GOOD STICK WORK
His Hitting and That OF 1>itman
and Edwards Give Contest
Name OF Suggest
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Ycstcrlny,s lscsults.

Richmond, a Norfolk, 10 (eight in
nings; called account darkncss).
Lynchburg. 3: Portsmouth, A.
Danvillc., !; Roanoke, tthirtecn in
nings; darknessl.
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To-dny's Games
Boston at Chicago.
New York Mt Cincinnati.
Philadelphia ut Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
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To-duy's Games.

Chicago at Boston. 4
I sSt. Louis at New York. Is
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
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NOT1OIK =. 2 U I % U--IV
Summary: Two-base hits-Tltman.
Three-base hits-Edwnrds. jackson.
Stolen bnses--l1dwards. Jordan, Cum
ming. Houghton. Sacrifice hits
Houghton. Haas, Rutland. Base on
bnlls--off Salve, G; off Jordan. 2.
struck out-by Salve, Q; by Jordan, 3.
Wild ptches-Carter. Q; Salve, l. Time
Of game, 2:20. Umpire, Hoffncr, At
tendance I 900.
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Club Standings.
Hughes Outpitchcs Nhoadcs.

WASHINGTON. June 1s.-Hughes
outpitched Rhoades in the tight places
to day, and Washington defeated
Cleveland, 2 to i.
Score by innings: r. -. y.
Washington.o Q o. 90 Il O.
Batteries: Hughes :, and Heydon;
Rhoades and Bcms. Time, 1865, Um-
pire, Sheridan
New York Defeats st. Louis.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-The local.
Americans took the first game Of the
series from st. Louis to-day by q score
of to l..
Score by innings: r. II. e.
ST. Louis 80 0 0 Q 0 l 0 0--l
New York - 0 0 1 Q o 2 SO 10 o
Batteries: Glade and oConnor;
Moore and K!einow. Time. 1852. um-
pirc, O'Loughln.
Wins by Hard Hitting.
| PHILADELPHIA, June 1S.-Detroi
defeated Philadelphia by hitting Wad-
dell and Bender hard in the fifth In
| ming.
Score by innings: Z. II /;
Phia AMMO Q 0 o 0 o % 1
Batteries: Donovan and Schmidt:
| Waddell, Bender and Schrcck Time,
|145. Empires, Stafford and Evans.
Chicago Champions Bcuten.
BOSTON, June 18.-Wintcr kept his
| head to-day despite loose fielding by
his team mates. and the Chicago cham
pions were defeated.
Boston no 30 81 o 4 % Q 20 II s
Chicago 100 0 o 2 o 0 ouo--s I
Ba tteries: Winter and crlger; AL
| trock and Mcfarland. Time, 1850. UNI
pres. Hurst and Connolly
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n1ufilng Fly bring. Defcnt.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

washington. Q; Cleveland, l..
Philadelphia, 2: Detroit, G.
New York, G.; st. Louis, I.
Boston, 6; Chicago, 3.
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By Pollard g. Bagby.
Real Estate AuctlOncers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION

TRUSTEES AUCTION
s&i OF
NICE COUNTRY HOME AND SPLEEN
DID FARM ON THE DARBYTONVN
ROAD OR CENTRAL TURNPIKE,
ABOUT ONE-FOURTH OF MILE
FROM NATIONAL CEMETERY, CON-.
TANNING 3379-ioo ACRES. KNOWN
AS HUDSON FARM.
In execution Of deed of trust,
dated April 25. 1906. and recorded III
Henrico Circuit Court, d. I3. l7GB, page
1876, default having been made In pay
ment Of a portion of the debt, will
soil byfauction. on tho premises. on
FRIDAY, JUNE 81. 1907,
at $40 p. M. the above mentioned Mt.
tractivc farm. The land Is rich and
lays well. Tho house is n good one
OF or rooms with large stable AM
barns.
III Il. r, PoLLARD. JR.. Trustee,
N. B.--A note on this property for
$500 will not be due until April 70,
1909, and Same can remain on tho
property until that time If the pur-
chaser wishes 1t.
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To-,lny's Games nm,

Richmond at Norfolk.
Portsmouth at Lynchburg.
Roanoke at Dunville.
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BY e. "A. Catlin.
North Eleventh Street.
0 the I highest
Bidder Regard].lles 5 Of
Price
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10TH,

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18TH,
at 6:30 o'clock P. NJ, on the promises,
will sell at auction, to the highest bid
der, regardless Of price. the lot 'front.'
Ing; IS feet on south line of Winder
Street. commencing 81 feet east of
Sumter Street.
Remember, that this property will be
sold If it don't bring hundred dollars.
E. A. ,CATLIN.
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BAD DAY FOR TEAMS
PLAYING AT HOME
Three Out OF -Four iii the Ma
tional League Lose to Visi-
tors.
,----
CHICAGO CHAMPIONS BEATEN E.
Winter Pitches Great Game and
Wins, Despite Loose Field
ing-Otller Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Ycstcrdny's Results.
pittsburg, 6: Philadelphia, q.
Cincinnati, 8; New York, 4.
st. Louis, 0; Brooklyn, l.
Chicago, 8; Boston, /.
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SODA FOUNTAIN. ICE CREAM
PLANT. CIGARS, TOBACCOS. GROC-
ERIES, CANDIES. CONFECrION-
ERIES, FIXTURES. LICENSE,
i LEASE, ETC, AT AUCTION.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-19

At tho request OF tho Lewis Gintcr
Land and Improvement Company, which
Improving Ginter Park, we shall offer
tor sale at public auction, upon tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-19

NORFOLK, VA, June 1S.-The Crew
of the Mary Jane got back at the Rich
mond Colts this afternoon in one of
the most peculiar contests probably
ever seen on the local grounds. The
score was 10 to "A
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

NEW ORLEANS, June 1S.-NNith the
score tied In tho ninth inning, At
lanta punched four hits, scoring two
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New York Defeats st.
Wins by Hard Hitting.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1S.-D etrol
defeated Philadelphia by hitting Wad
dell and Bender hard in the fifth in