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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-20
Stumbling Of the Ciubs.
Games To-Day.
Richmond at Danville.
Roanoke at Lynchburg.
Norfolk at Portsmouth.


One OF the horses that tugs about
the sun for Mr.. Apollo must have be-
come uncomfortable yesterday after
noon and kicked over the watering
trough somewhere above Danville. for
4 sudden downpour happened at that
time; and as II directed by an evil
hand vented its worst fury at Dan
VILE Just before the game scheduled
with Richmond. Perhaps the Tobacco
nists did not offer proper libations to
the gods, or perhaps they did and the
rain came down to save them from
defeat. But, anyway. 1t rained. and
the drops that chased each other about
the diamond made the ground SO mud
dy that the battle was unfought.
Hence the disappointment in fandom
and the stationary condition OF the
Lawmakers percentage.
The last OF the series In Danville is
slated for to-day. and then the Tobac-
conists come here to play the last
three days of this week.
ed. has been practicing at Broad Street
Park this week. and Will probably be
reinstated in time TO pitch against
Danvillc. a new catcher. who Is said
to be good one. is expected here
shortly to. be tried out on tho local
team. Both management and players
claim that peace reigns in the Law
maker camp. and that every man is
out to win the pennant. Manager Lipe
is popular with his team. and he is
counted on by the local fans to steer
the Richmond squad to victory.
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WANT RICHMOND
TO ENTER UNION

WILMINGTON. DEL. May 1s.-1t
was announced here Tonight that
Richmond men, who are represented
by A. A. King, OF the Seville Apart
ments. 2125 Eighteenth Street North
west. Washington. D. c., are negoti-
ating with the owners of the Whining
ton Union League Club for the trans
fer of the franchise to the Virginia
capital.
mond who want the team are with
held, the business being conducted for
them by Mr.. King. 1t was expected
that the deal would be contaminated
Tonight, but the final word is now
being awaited. This Is said to be the
first instance where the franchise can
be secured OF club that is in first
place. The Wilmington team to-day
increased It's lead on first position
by again defeating Paterson at Pat
erson, y. j. The local team has now
won fifteen games and lost but five,
and is by far the strongest club in
made by one of the owners tonight
that unless a satisfactory price can
be secured the club will not be trans
ferred to Richmond nor to any other
city Three other cities are also at
ter the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New
York and Allentown, Pa.-and their
requests are being considered. "A NUM-
Der OF prominent Wilmington BUSH
ness men have requested the owners
OF the local team to retain it here.
and 1t is said they will head a fnan-
Waller. of the local team. will prob
ably become manager of the Whining
ton Tri-State club. in case the fran
chise is sold.
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Award Letters.
Especial to The Times-Dlspa,ch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
HAMPDEN-SIDN VA, May 10
The following men have been awarded
their letters-H.-S.-for the baseball
season Just closed: w. D. Foster. OF
Williamsburg: C. H. Sterrett, Of
Charleston. w. Va; E. j. Smith, Of
Saluda, Va; j. W.. Sinton. of Rich
mond. Va; G. NJ. Bowers. Jr.. OF Mar
tinsburg. w. Va; Thomas a. Painter,
of Pulaski. Va: B. ". Stras, of Taze-
well, Va: L. D. Arbuckle, OF Maxwell
ton. Va; Robert F. Braden, OF Poenian
Springs, Va; j. II. Curry. of Poenian
Springs, Va, OF the regular team, and
David Payne. of Richmond, and r. r.
Lacy, of Scottsburg, Va, substitutes.
G. III. Sterrett. who has played a star
game at first base the past two sea-
sons, and who has held the second place
in the batting list during the same Pc
Rod Of time. has been elected captain OF
next years team Sterrett has not a
superior as custodian of the initial bag
in any institution in the State unless
1t be Walker, of the University OF Vir-
ginia.
One other game will be played by the
present team when they meet the
alumni team in their annual game on
the 9th OF June during the commence
ment festivities r. D. Bedinser, of the
team OF 1906, Is captain of the alumni
aggregation
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.

+ speciai to The Times Dispatch.l

lSpeclat Inc
GREENSBORO, NJ. c., May 10
Though batted hard. Dragoo was
steady and Anderson could do notn.
ing with his delivery when hits were
needed. The locals sent Oakley to the
tall timber in the third. Willis. VINO
succeeded him, allowed only two hits ITS,
A sensational one-hand running eaten
by Dobson was the feature.
Score by innings: X. n; r;
Greensboro 49,. 2 00 O0-4 Z
Anderson .4.... o 900 o0 OIL Y
Batteries: Dragoo and Walsh; OaK-
ley, Willis and Cooper. Umpire, Nc
Laughlin Time. 1:45.
Especial to.The Times -Dispatch.l
WINSTON SALEM, n; c.. May Ia
winstonS Salem took the second bal!
game from spar1anburg this afternoon ,eti
by score of 2 to Q. It was beaut,-
full contest. The LOCALS made their
Batteries: Winston--McGtllEa and Hess;
Spartanburg-Omara and Lanham.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatehl
CHARLOTTE. n. c., May 19.-Char-
lotte dropped another to Greenville this $
afternoon BY score Of to Inc
visitors secured but two hits off Firms
delivery, While the locals batted Nc
Farland all over the lot. uttheir field
ing was poor, nor could they hit when
hits counted. surrendering several good
chances TO winth game.
Score by innings: r. 81. p,
Charlotte II 0 1 o o 0 000-2 3
Greenville .000200o20-4 !
Batteries: Finn and Metz; Mcfarland
and Kelly.
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At the request Of the owner we will
sell, upon the premises. on

At the request Of the owner. we will
SELL upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, NAY 90. 1908,
at o'clock P. NJ, that very attrac-
tive, we'll built and desirable resi-
dence. No. 34Os East Broad Street.
The large. handsome frame dwelling
was planned by one Of our best arch
fleets and built Of the very best ma
terial in the very hest manner. con-
tains S or 0 rooms, with all modern
conveniences and an unfinished base,
ment which could be easily utilized
at small expense. The lot has a
frontage of 81 feet on Broad Street
and runs back one hundred and TWEEN
ty (12O) feet to a wide alley. 1t is
within block of the car line. and
is situated on the most beautiful spot
city. A rare opportunity is offered
for any one desiring a handsome nome.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance in
one and two years. evidenced by nego-
liable notes. secured by deed Of trust.
However, very much easier terms can
= = CHAPLIN & HUME.
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The store and dwelling. together
with the stables, sheds, barns. etc.,t
are all in good condition, and me
property being in an ideal location lor5
business purposes. and most conyen--
iently arranged, this sale should com
mand the attendance Of any one des.r-
ing to purchase good business prop
ertv, or desiring to embark In any me
of business. w, . p1zzIN1
Trustee. 3
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Real estate.

Executor Of D. Rnehaniln. zee
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LONG SHOTS FIRST

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1e,--1t was
a day for the long shots at Churchill
Downs. Terah was the only decided
favorite to win. Summaries:
FIRST race-four furlongs-Elysa
(straight, $21l.S0) first, ocala (place
lS40.40) second. Queens Message (show,
$l6.2ol third. Time, 40 AS.
u Second race-fve and half fur
longs: selling Bonnie Bard (stralght
5s2710l first, Pirate Diana (place. s$2l,b0)
third. Time. 1:09. 31 s
Third race-mile-Terah tstraight
Is2s,a0) first Keep Moving (place,
$3.50 second, w. n overton (show,
i$I1.3O) third Time, l:42 So.
e Fourth race--mile, ng--Nazimova
{straighss. $3.50 !. tirst Katie Powers
man (show s1l.4o) third. Time,
1:434-5. 81 i & 45t, eN
Fifth race five and a half ffurlongs---
lRossn33ore (p!aee. $500 second, Raj
Sixth rad ;--nli le--W Warner Grisweeiii
!straig first, Rlll Heron lplacs.
Sl3AQl thru e.N Tirnea u las q s. I'LL
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By N. w. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF
SUBURBAN WEST END ACkEAASl1IIlfe4'''
no CLOSE UP AN ESTATE.

viii sell by auction, on the prem .
'ses' u MONDAY. MAY 25 1905, !,
at Is o'clock p. NJ. THAT sN ALL .sAl hi4I.
TRACT OF LAND on the extension 4, OF
Cary, Main and Floyd Streets, adloln
in. and east OF the Belt Line Railroad,
IL 1900 acres OF beanti-
fl,l land, in the direction OF the citY's
best and most rapid sroWth. and ripe
for subdivision = \,
{ on the Cary Street front of the land
is comfortable frame dwelling, Win
the usual outbuildinGss
This land Will be sold either. as
whole or in subdivisions as may seem
hest Mt the time of sale
Immediately after the above ofteI-s
ing, + will sell. first, a triangularA lot.
fronting ITO feet on the north side OF
Cary Street Road and just across the
Balt Line, and containing 6-1o OF an
acre. n, "
And, next. I will sell q triangular LOT
fronting 40 feet on south side or e IroNs
Road, running back to tloyd StreeI
and containing eighteen hundredthsS#o OF
an acre. 55 rs 4 iS
we have no hesitation in commend
ing this property to investors. a plaL
of the property can be seen at the!
office Of the auctioneers. ,sis
y TERMS: One-third cash. balance at
SIX and twelve months for notes WIN
Interest semi-annnallS and secured ny
4 : - ~ JOHN Mes BUCHANAN.
Eyeclltor Of d. Buchanan. Deceased ssk
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WIN. 3. PIzzIN1,
Trustee.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

MACON. GA. May 19.-savannal,
took both games of a double header
to-day. Hixon was too strong in the
first. and failure to hit with men on
bases was responsible for the loss OF
the second.
First game
Score by innings: r. H. e.
Savannah ...... ddod do-i !
Batteries: Hixon and Kahlkoff: Clark
and Robinson. Time. 1875. Umpire.
Newhonse.
Second game
Score by innings: r. II. p.
Savannah ...... 1o2oo000o-3 |
Macon ......... 0oO01010o-2 10 2
Batteries: Mullin. Hixon and Kahl-
kof: Weems and Shea. Time, 2:lO.
Umpire, Newhouse.
ch eHaNahsa and Jseksonviie a played
eleven innings to-day without a run
being scored on either side. Viebaln1
did not allow single hit until the ninth
inning.
Charleston !. 00000O00o00- 90 4 9
Jacksonville. o 100000 90 600 0
Batteries: Viebahn and Reisinger:
sitton and Roth. Time. 2:4o, Umpire.
Buckley.
AUGUSTA. GA. May ls.-Co!umbia
rallied in the fourth, put one man over
the rubber and Augusta was never able
to unite the score.
Score by innings: II. +;
Columbia 600 OF 0 00-1 l .
Augusta 0l00o0000-l
Batteries: Sitton and Carson; Welcher
and Cole. Time. l:55. Umpire. Truly.
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chase money to be paid in cash and
the residue in three equal instruments,
payable resp ectively at six. twelve and
eighteen months from day of sale. the
credit instruments to be evidenced
by notes OF the purchaser with 6 per
centum interest from the day OF sale
added, and the title OF the property
to be retained as security for the said
notes until the whole of the purchase
money Is paid and a conveyance d.
rected by the court or. at the option
of the purchaser, the whole purchase
price may be paid in cash
STUART G. CHRISTIAN
Special Commissioner.
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-FOUR STRAIGHT
FOR H|GHLANDERS

[EpecIa1 70 The Tlmes-DIspatch.1
LYNCHBURG, VA, May 19.-The
shoemakers played listless game to-
day, and we're beaten again by Roa-
noke. this making four straight de-
feats at the hands OF the Tigers on the
local grounds without a victory. and In
the tWenty-four hours the Shoemakers
dropped from second to next to last
place. Stewart pitched game that
should have won. but the opportune
hits were missing. Roanoke won the
game In the third, after chances had
been lost to retire the side, Ragsdale
hitting to centre. scoring two men. At
ter the fourth Stewart did not allow
a hit, and only once did the visitors
reach third after that inning. In the
eighth the Shoemakers came out OF
their lethargy and escaped a shut-out,
but the feint was not strong enough TO
pull the game out OF the fire.
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FENDER AND GOO
GOO CHASED OUT
Special to The Tim.s-p.spa.ch.

NORFOLK. VA. May ie.-Norfolk
was clearly outclassed to-day by the
Truckers. who hit Carroll freely and
won the second game of the series by
the score Of % TO z. me STICK work
and three of their runs were cieanly
earned. Carter pitched an excellent
game holding the Tars to three hits,
on top OF an error. gave the Crew three
runs.
The Crew was not satisfied with the
work of O'Neil and kept up steady
kick. Fender was benched and finally
excluded from the grounds. Goo-Goo.
the famous rooter, was also required
TO leave the srandstand. He Is a
Norfolk enthusiast. The score:
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
BANKRUPTS' PROPERTY.

In obedience to and pursuant to. an
|order entered in the District Court OF
tho United States for the Eastern Dis.
trict Of Virginia on the 41h !, day Y % q !
s Son, bankrupts,. the undersigned
auction at the places hereinafter men-
toned. and upon the terms hereinaf,
personal property belonging TO the es-
tate Of the bankrupts aforesaid, to-wit:
A tract Of timber containing about
100000 feet (largely hard wood ! n
Amelia COUNTY va about t%s cd ehrf Son nna
also about 1000 or 5000 feet lumber
at mill and station.
One ls-H.-P. engine and boiler (Rus--
sell inake), and mounted; and 5saWmlll
outfit complete. with all the fixtures :,
OF which are now located in Amelia
county, Va. on the tract OF timber
And one 2o-H,-P. engine ana boiler;
in Lancaster county. near Lancaster
Courthouse.
IN addition to the foregoing articles,
there are large number, OF tools. ETC.,
The sale Of the property In Amelia
county will take place on the 22Np
DAY OF MAY. 1905, at o'clock r. NJ,
and the sale OF the property located
MAY rs, 1908, near Lancaster Court
house, at o'clock p, NJ.
TERMS OF SALE; Timber, one,
fourth cash; balance In four. siX and
eight months, With good security for
deferred payments. Personal property.
cash.
All sales VIII be made sub1ect to
1.-THE confirmation OF the court
The Undersigned trustee Is autnor-
Itzed to self this property privately,
and will he glad to receive offers,
For further details and information
Iaddress the trust ee,
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". & |. LOSES TO
GEORGIA SQUAD

ATLANTA. GA. May 19.--washinE-
ton and Leo lost to Georgia to-day
at the Ponce de Leon Park by the
close score Of 3 to /. George. for the
visitors, pitched his usual good game,
allowing. Georgia but six scattered
hits. while Washington and Lee got
seven off Harmon Georgia got her
three runs in the fourth after two
were down. on a scratch hit coupled
with two errors. Washington and Lee
had three men on bases in the ninth
with two down and Brown at the bat,
but Harmon purposedly walked him,
thus forcing In one run. Mr.. Wood
off In several Of his decisions, which
proved costly to Washington and Lee.
especially In the fourth. Both teams
clash again Tomorrow. The score
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NEW RECORD. At BELMONT

r BELMONT Park, N. u. May 19.--A
new worlds record was made at Bel
mont Park to-day. when Preceptor, a
two-year-old, carrying ll2 pounds won
the second race, at four and half
furlongs, stralghtaway. He stepped
the distance In Isl fiat, which is $50 OF
2 second faster 4, than the best previous
May May a. IT, l Sou sum nh ri oif's
First acknowledgement and up,
FIVE and half furlongs, light.
Queen Marguerite C to II first, Ida
ID. (5Tto 2. place. second. Fleming Is
to s. show third. Time, u ;04.
Second race-tWo-y ear-olds. four and
a half furlongs, straight--Precepto q
to - hrst Seacllffe (eyen, place. sec
ond, Selectman q TO s, show third,
Third race--the crotona First Spring
Serial, handicap (twelfth runnlngl,
s s Akin "A Ito Is tfst,
k kas } ssss, p!sSssS fSlss
Fourth race--stee tour
year-olds,5 about two mi les-TrIk ms cas- !.
tie e to q flrst,. Mark Gumherts 6
to /, PLACED second, JIM McGlll (eyen,
show third. Time, ;05.S
selling, one mt B and an ei ghth--4sBlne
BOOK Is to- 2) FIRST. GOOD Luck g to
L place) second, Mast ct Craft y
to s, show third, me, sl. y 4 y. y.
sss Sixth race--t hr co. year, Ids g nd p,
sell ms, seven st rou Die 4 ma ks
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-5outclakn Roydton.
Especial to The Times. Dispate

----- bTecIaT 70 NE IIlIes- I7TsP
ton High School defeated Boydton Sat-
9urday BY, the score Of IA to 9, The
features of the game We're two home
runs, Knocked by Bedinger,S and G.
good playing and batting Of the whole
High School team, .
Score bYSinnings: r, =, -
BoNdton Fl. s.. 6gaoadioo La ! Ia II = =
Batteries: Baskerville, Bedinger and
Pleasants w. Goode. johnson and An
draws. ls. tslia g $500 wv.
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q W1LLlAMSbOH1' 49, 49, MA n a \
Miiiian, and Mary, to-day, and some
exceilent records were made. sum.
mary: f,rst. White
second. Time, 6 seconds.
Shotput-Barber. first; Lee, seco1'u'
rs yards Is inches. 49,. 17r,,,te
10o-yard dash---Barber, flrst' h'te
second. IL seconds.
Hammer thrOW-Lee, tlrst'5 baio o'
second. 6s feet 5 inches. g.
22O-yard dash-Barber, first, oey !
mour, second. % seconds. ,,.,.o
baseball throw--Joynes, first Wntte'
second 104 yards.
Pickaback race--Loehr flrst; Lee'
second 1,,as
sSo-yard dash-Berwin. first; 8s Ives
second 2minutes.
Broad jump-Barber hrst; Coneh'
second. is feet inches.
III Quadruped race-Barber, first; JACK
E High hurdles-Barber first; Cohen,
second. 40 l-2 seconds.
High jump-White, first; Barber
second s feet 6 inches,
44O-yard dash-Barber, first; ocy-
mour, second. So seconds.
DISCUS throw-Borkey. first; Barber,
8sef Low NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. irI first; Cohen,
second. t9t1-2 seconds.
Pole vault-Barber. first; Cohen Sec
ond feet Inches
Tripod race-Barber. first; Greet
more, second.
second. s l-2 minutes.
Bag race--Rarber, first; Seymour,
second.
Seymour, Thomas. Crcetmore, Barber.
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New Auto Association,

Special to The Tim es- nienatch.1
SUFFOLK, VA, May 19.-An automo-
bile association was organized in Suf-
folk this afternoon with c.. A. Shoop
president; William N. McAnge and
r. L. Gaskins, secretary and treas
urer.. There are about thirty mutual
members. The principal purposes are
to adopt rules governing speed and to
secure better roads.
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,Innurcr Jenning, su.pcnded.

NEW YORK, May 1o.--Manager Hugh
pended to-day by President B. A. John
son, Of the American League. pending
an investigation Of rowdy acts during
New York and Detroit. resulting in
Jennings and Pitcher William Dono-
van being ordered from the field by
Umpire Hurst Donovan was suspended
Yesterday.
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TO-DAY (wEDNEsDAY), MAY 10Th,

"WEDNESDAY, MAY 10Th,
commencing at 1890 o'clock at our
salesroom, No. SIS East Broad Street
several very handsome Walnut and Oak
Bedroom Suits Sideboards. Wardrohes,
Parlor Suits. Couches, Dining Tables,
500 Chairs, Drop-Head Singer Sewing
Machines. several rolls new Mating,
fine Brass Beds, &c.
Also large lot of cheap and me-
dunn furniture of all kinds Ladies In
vited to attend our sales.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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state Fnir NIectinr.

The. directors Of the Virginia State
Fair Association will meet, 1t is ex-
arrange plans for the State Fair to be
held here on October 5th-11th. inclu-
sive. 1t isithe intention Of the officials
to make the meet the largest and most
successful of any yet held, and the
hrst announcement of arrangements
will be awaited with interest.
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washington and Lee.
Totals .............30 / s "a IA
sBatted for Clark In ninth.

summary: Two base h1ts-BroWn,
Chatham. George. Double plays-Har-
mon to Hodgson to Colby. Struck out
by George. 3: bv Harmon, 5. Sacrifice
hits-Harmon, Hood, Worthen. stolen
bases-Luhn. Oglesby Hit by pitch
Moodard.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AT Montgomery, Ala
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Montgomery ...0o0o000so-3 Il 6
Mobile .........O 210o23 Z o
Batteries: Stackpole, Helm and Shan
non; Torrey and Garvin. Time, 1:45.
Umpire. Carpenter
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Ono HIT.

Harry White held washington down to
one hit to-day. Chicago winning 2 to
0. But three Of the locals reached
first base and none got as far as
second.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Washington ....00ooooooo- 90 / i
Chicago 49,. .00o010O0l-2 5 0.
Batteries: Smith, Warner and
Street: White and Sullivan. Time,
1925. Umpire. Sheridan.
WnddeIl Wins Game.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. May 19.-.
Waddell this afternoon faced hie for
mer comrades for the first time, and
largely through his excellent pitching
st. Louis won to 2. Bender weak
ened in the seventh inning, when three
singles and two doubles netted st.
Louis four runs.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
ST. Louis. % 0 o OF 00-5 IL 3
Philadelphia ::.o1l9ooooo--2 s 8
Batteries: Waddell and Spencer;
Bender y!ckers and Smith: Time,
Fans Cobb Twice.
NEW YORK. May 1s.-The Highland
ers downed the Detroits to-day by
hitting Killian hard in two innings
ming pitched great ball in pinches and
struck out Cobb twice.
Detroit .t...'......6 o.o1o-i s 3
New York. ..3o3ooo COOS 10 A
Schmidt: Manning and Kleinow Time,
1855. Umpires, Evans and Hurst.
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On account of making long jumps
to different cities yesterday only one
game was scheduled in the National
League. and this was postponed on ac-
count of rain. 49,.
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Standing OF the Clu,

Games To-Day.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at st. Louis.
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I'm Hnth pitchera.

BOSTON, MASS, May 1o.-Cleveland
batted two pitchers out Of the box,
winning from Boston to 9. Berger
kept the locals hits well scattered.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Cleveland ....0001014 OBJ 15
Boston 000001010-2 Z 2
Batteries: Berger and Benis; Young,
Cicotte Glaze and Criger. Time, 1856.
Umpire. Mr.. O'Loughlin.
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At Memphis. Tenn
Score by innings: r. H. E..
Atlanta 100000 o0o-0 0
Memphis ......0 L I 90 0!0O.-2 10 o
schopp, Johns and McMurray; Chap
pelle and Owens. Time, 1855. Umpire,
Brown.
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Ier g to y first. Rockstone e to i,
place. second. Tom Dolan Is to S, show
third. Time. LES.
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LARGE AUCTION SALE OF
FURNITURE, MATING, OILCLoTH.
GO-CARTS, &C.
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Fast Game,

fHHt IHHie.
Special to The Times Dispatch.1
EAST RADFORD, Va, May ia
fast game of ball was witnessed here
this afternoon between Radford and
vinton. Score: Radford. 10; vinton, g.
Hits: Radford, 10; Vinton, g.
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PUBLIC Aucr1oN SALE

BROAD STREET DWELLING, FRONT
ING ON #CHIMBoRAZO PARK.
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At Little Rock Ark
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Little Rock oooooo1.-3 s i
Batteries: Hart and Wood; Kellum
and Seabaugh. Time, 1:40. Umpire,
Fitzsimmon.
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stnndlng oil tle Clnb..
Games To-Day.

Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston,