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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-04

TWO games yesterday.
kanzley's Texas Lacquer yesterday
morning scored the first run for the
Maybe Ison wasn't there with that
one hand catch Of a line drive
Had the outdelders on the move. in
the morning game. Riggs played a
Riggs still has his eye on the ball.
Hardly game goes by without him
making II hit.
day in the mornings game shafter had
fourteen 10 his credit.
r. 2. Rim. Of Lancaster Pa. worked
with Harry. Mact in the afternoon
Harry GettIg. the former Lawmaker
reported to Jack Grim yesterday to
succeed Moss at, short.
Hooker is still out of the game with
Mckenzie and Messitt have failed to
report for duty up TO the present writ
Ing; but are expected at any time.
When one man is responsible for
This wonder is Hans Wagner, of Pitts
burg. In Tuesdays game he brought
in six runs. with his timely hits and
scored three himself.
new catcher by the name OF Doc"
Marshall. of the Cardinals.
Socks" Seybold has .aeen unable to
play with the Athletics since the sea-
y
series with the Phillies.
Jimmy Kane and Hans Lobert, of the
Cincinnati club. are the only players
In the big league that have made five
hits in one game this season.
BY getting beat two games Tuesday
with the Cievelands. the Detroit Tigers
are now In the second division.
Pittsburg is gradually moving up on
the Chicago Cubs
Lohr and shaffer. the first two men
up in the afternoon game. struck out,
and then Hessler banged out sin
gle.
cowan prevented Roanoke from scor-
Ing in the first inning Of the last game
in.
Manager Lipe swatted pretty three
Dagger, in the last game. and he was
too.
Steiner won his first game yester-
day for the Winston Salem team. Char
lotte only secured two hits off of his
delivery.
nv r. ~,
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ADDED STARTER GETS COIN

GRAVESEND, N. T., June s.-Ross
Fenton an added starter and second
choice in the betting. won the Mana
hanset Stakes, five and half furlongs.
at Gravesend, to-day, defeating the ia
vorite, blackboard, by half length.
Dandelion, heavily played. easily won
the handicap. Summarizes
First neutrality-suspicious. lds and up
ward; selling: about six furlongs-
Simple Honors (lo to ~ first, Trisette
q to 8, place. second. Frank Lord q
to 1, show third. Time, 1909 3-5.
Second race-steeplechase: handicap;
four-year.o lds and upwards; about
two miles-Delcanta q to 5)
first, st. Keven (even, place) second,
lronsidc (out, show third. Time a:52
Third .ace-the Manhanset Stakes;
Ross Fenton e. to first, Blackrord
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Orth and Blair. Time, 1856. Umpire,
O'Loughlin.
PASTOR FOR BASEBALL
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DANVILLE. VA. June 3.-Rev. j. L.
Hicks. pastor OF the First Baptist
Church. delivered sermon Sunday
night to his congregation, in which
he defended or rather upheld baseball
as we'll as other outdoor sports as es-
sential to modern life. The sermon
was heard by large gathering and
many at the conclusion gave free en-
pressions of their accord with the views
Hicks pleaded for united efforts to
keep the athletic contests free from
gambling or any of the objectional fea-
lures, and saw no reason from the
standpoint OF Chris tianity for any one
not to witness or even participate In
outdoor sports. The subject OF his
discourse was 1.-The Religion of Pleas
ure." and his text from Eccl. 81,
Therefore Enjoy Pleasure"
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] LAWMAKERS TAKE BOTH GAMES
looked mighty nice. The suit Is gray.
with small blue stripe. and with the
letter "R" within n diamond appliqued

letter "R" within diamond applqued
Upon the left sleeve.
Heffron, the very first man up for
Richmond scored. Hc worked Yer
nuellc for four balls, stealing second
and paasing to third as Lipc was
thrown out at FIRST. Kanzler's hit to
centre scored him. Our first baseman.
however. was caught off the bag. Riggs
also drew free ticket. going to third
on sandherrs wallop to right for one
base. but Titman was thrown out at
first.
There was really nothing more do
Ing until the fourth round. when Pop
Shaffer came up and lined out single
to centre field. HcssJer was called out
for attempting to bunt the third strike.
Clayton swatted a onc-baggerx 30
centre. advancing shaffer. who went
out at third when Painters hot
grounder was handled by Sparks, while
Clayton reached second. Clark's slash
to right field scored Clayton.
RIGGS got on third in the sixth
frame, but failed to score, while Roa-
noke never threatened to tally In the
rest of the game. In the seventh
Sparks slashed the horsc-hIde to left
Tor half way around tho circuit, hut
was also left on base
=, WI Hied Tree pass from
Vernuelle. He was forced out at sec
ond when Riggs reached first on a
neider's choice. The latter pilferad
second and Titman drew four balls.
Iheh lson tripped confidently to tie
piate and assaulted the ball. sending
IL sailaranting TO the left bleachera.
whiIe Riggs romped home and TItmnn
1oped TO third. Cowan.s ningle nast
rd scored the latter. THAT was nil
except the cheering and the score:
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BETTER BA I 7 ING
GIVES CREW GAME
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NORFOLK, VA. June BY superior
batting when hits counted. Norfolk
to-day took the final game of the Sc
rscs from Portsmouth by the score OF
5 to I.
Carroll, who began for the Crew on
the firing line. seemed unsteady. and
was relieved by Chenault, who held the
Truckers safe. Both teams played rag
ged and Indifferent ball. Hallman, WHO
was on the firing line for Portsmouth.
seemed to be gaining good. bu. YES
not able to keep the nine hits scat
tered when errors were made.
Tho Crew walked into the ball in
the third, while Portsmouth took n III
tie balloon ascension and scored four
runs. The other came in the fifth.
Portsmouth secured their runs, one and
two at time. OF errors. and hits.
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TENNIS GAMES HARD FOUGHT

and James, while Wliitlock and Tyler
Will play Mullen and Blair
The results of the mems consolation
events yesterday were:
Mr.. Upshur beat Mr.. Pearson, 4-6,
6-1, Cell
6-4. =
The consolation events to-day will
be: Messrs. Robb vs.. Gail. Faber to
play the winner, Upsiur vs. Blackwell,
Ellyson to play the winner.
and prizes will be awarded the win
ners. The winner OF the mems singles
VIII play Mr.. Fred Pollard. present
holder. OF the Hermitage Cup, or win
by default.
at $3.50. o'clock In the evening on
Friday the club Will give lawn
party In honor Of the visiting tennis
players, to which all members of the
are invited.
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LEESBuRG H0R Sc
SHOW UNDER WAY.
Especial to The Times pIspatch.l

LEESBURG, VA, June 3.-The sew
enthIannual exhibition Of the Leesburg
Horse and Colt Show Association. and
the first exhibition of the Virginia Cir
cult OF horse shows. opened here to-
day. The attendance was unusually
tries in all classes Of high merit.
eent were Julian Morris, p. H. Rather
Cameron. Mrs. Allen Potts. Bowles Bro
Tiers. Byers Brothers & Kountz, I. F..
Galloway. U. p. Benner and others.
The following is summary of
awards:
I, Ia Harness Hor ps: p L. 1, Red ID
second; Lafayette, William Goont, third.
p, Horses for d HeavyWeight Hunters
-Highcliff James Warbeck. first;
Kinks, Leithon Stables, second; The
Parader. Byers Brothers s Koontz
stssess GSariss T. ca apa rs s:
Brandy and Soda. Mrs. 4. s.. Gillette,
SECOND: l'llrt and Coquette, Mrs \. s.
.Weatllerbee. first; Robin Adair. Mrs.
B. Johnson, second: Brown, j. p. Brown,
third.
Ladies Harness Horscs-Royals Swell.
Bowles Brothers. first; Azure. c.. F..
Clapp, second; Schley. w. II. Way,
third.
Three-Ye Hunters - Monday
Rogers Brothers, first; Peck McGinnoss,
Rogers Brothers. second; Naillil Ro-
gers Brothers. third.
Green Hunters-Gladys. c. w. Smith,
first; Lightning. William Skinner sec
ond; Kathleen, DIR. Q. Van Dusen. third.
Loudoun Harness Horses-Pat ed
ward Nichols. first; Kinks I.eithon
Stables, second; Lady Bell, J. w. Fer
pIlSOn third
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100 TO 4 RANK OUTSIDER WINS DERBY


of Perlnd's Primer, and the third, Bar
clay Walkers Llangwln,
Mercutio led to the mile post when
August Belmont's Norman III. drew to
the front. The American horse, how
ever, going down the hill, was over
hauled by Mountain Apple, ridden by
Line, ansAmerican Jockey. Line held
and eLlangwm, ridden by Maher. an
other American Jockey. in close at
tendance until the quarter milo home
when Slgnorinetta, the only filly in the
race. came on with a rush and romped
home the easiest of winners Mountain
Apple was fourth. Signorlnetta's time
was 1880 4-5.
Not since Jeddal, another 100 to !.
outsider won the Derby in 1898, has
.favorites. SignorincttnS never has been
seen to advantage. She could only
reach fifth place In this years New
market stake. 1t is probable that the
filly did not carry more than SEA of
the publtc's money, and her victory. was
received e,. i blank dismay The .qu9ted
price on her 100 to 4 against, was
purely nominal; the layers would have
given any price asked The only horse
considered Il possible winner TO secure
n place was Llangwm with Maher up.
both Norman III. and Seasick II, start
ed Well enough and made a running
In the early part OF the race, but they
soon fell into the rUck.
\, signorinetta is. the first tilly to win
the blue ribbon since the victory OF
shotover In 1882, !. Seasick II, finished
sixth, King Edwards Perrier thirteenth,
Norman III. fifteenth and Azote, the
milk fed horse, seventeenth, I
y Included in the crowd We're many,
Americans. and the stars and Stripes
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Games To-Day.
Boston at Detroit
New York at Cleveland.
wn.l,inEtOn DOwncd.

NNNNIHElOu lSONuSu'
pHIL.AD ELPHIA, PA, June 3,-The
Phila de!phla Americans punched SIN
Of their hits with four errors by WASH
ington in two innings to-day and Won
the game. II to s.
Score by innings: r. n. y:
washington $50 0201l % =
Philadelphia 4. 900 0551 Oil s .
Batteries: Falkenberg, Burns. Gates
and Street: Bender and Smith, Time,
1:55. Umpire, Connolly.
Breaks Whining Streak.
DETROIT, MICH June 3.--Detroit,
with ITS nfield shifted about. OWNS
to Coughlms injury stonned Jnss's
winning streak, to I, Willett pitch-
ed fine game.
Score by innings: q.
Detroit % 700 0 0 o. I la II l
Cleveland O00 OIL 90 0--l
Isntteries Willett and Schmidt: Joss
and N, Clarke. Time 1850. Umpire,
Sheridan.
Ortiz Easy.
NEW YORK. June 3.--Hoston made
1t three out of four in the series With
New York by defeating the local team
g to Glaze proved puzzle, while
Qrth was easy
:. Score by Innings: u, H. L,
Boston ,,,,,....01 Of 0laa 00--G u |
New York <. 0 Q o 900 10 III 4
Batteries; Glaze and mcfarland,
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ARMY OuTCLAsSED.

ANNAPOLIS. MD, Juno s.--Navy, 49,.
Army. 8. This is the brief story Of
to-day's game. which attracted a crowd
OF about 10000 persons. The West
Point nine was hopelessly outclassed
Douglass's pitching proving puzzle,
while Hyatt was batted very freely and
his support was bad.
Score by inning: r. II. q.
Navy ...sso3osoo.-l6 IA 6
Army ......... .O0001 3-5 6 12
Batteries: Douglass, Lanphier and
Hambsch; Hyatt, Gonser and McCoach.
Time. 2:26. Umpire, Rigler, of the Ma
tlOnal League
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"a to 2. place) second, Moorish King
& to 5. show third. Time, 1907 2.5.
Fourth race-handicap: all ages; one
mile and sixteenth-Dandelon (1o to
% first. Earl G. q to 5. place. second
Riheman a to 5, show third Time,
Fifth race-threesyear-o and up
ward: selling; mile and an eighth
Bad News q to 1o) first. Lord Stan
a to s, show third. Time $50 AS.
Sixth race-maiden two-year-olds:
selling; five and half furlongs-Rose
Beaumont 6 to y first. Lady Hubbard
G., to 1, place. second. Niger BABY
Il to 9. show third. Time, l!0S.
Seventh race--for maiden two-year-
olds: selling: five and a half furlon ss-
Shipdale (25 to u first, Waponoca e
to l, place) second, Racquet 90 to i.
show third. Time. 1:07 as.
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DOWN HAGERsT0WN
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Especial to Tho Times Dlspatci.]
MANCHESTER. VA, June 3,--The
locals defeated Hagerstown at Reser-
voir Park this afternoon. to ?. john
son held the visitors to three hits, while
the locals had little trouble solving
Russell'S curves. Don McDonald's
great running catch and Bakers home
run were the features of the game,
Batteries. Winchester, Johnson and
Mnbrey: Hagerstown, Russell and
Simpson.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

!, :; INA. I. GA. June Stupid
Vile in the nth inning. Lee calmly
stood at the plate with the ball and lie,
man score.
Score by innings: r. II. Z.
Savannah ......>01002 0o0.-a o
Jae fls stsn;i. ;;9oooo qo1G.l
Viola and Ruth. Time, 1:i5. Umpire.
TRULY.
MACON. GA, June a.-The locals took
Columbia to-day. The visItors. and
Manager Clark in particular, made cost
~ errors in the first. while Macon's
hard hitting decided the second.
First game
Mason score y lnn'ng ssS;ooooooHH: H; z
Columbia -. 1000 ooo1-1 i
Batteries: Weems and Robinson: volz
and Cote. Time. las. Umpire, Buck
ley.
Second game
Score by innings r. H. z.
c s1aS9n ;:... 90 go SO 4
welshy and Harnlsh. Time. 1910. I'm.
pire. Buckley.
AUGUSTA. GA. June s.-To-day's
game was freely punctuated by errors,
and Charleston's victory in the eighth.
after the locals had tied the score. was
thus attributable.
Score by innings: r. H E.
ehariesson 49, g 9 70" 20
Batteries: Beckle and Carson; Paige
and Durlin. Time. 1:55. Umpire, New
house.
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: SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals for the construction
of about 90 miles Of lnacadam roads
will be received Mt the clerks office.
onesvills. Va, until IL o'clock noon.S
Juno 5, 1905. Plans and specifications
may be seen at the above office or at 4
the office of the state Highway Com
mission. Richmond Va,
Certified checks for $3.50 shall accom-
pany each bid. III s
The Board of Supervisors, BY Its
committee. reserve the right to reject
any and all bids, and to let the work
as a whole or any portions thereof
Convict labor to be furnished con-
tractor In accordance With the statute,
and to he allowed for as provided BY
law. i{agG
An engineer Will be at Ben Hur &C
. o'clock a, NJ. on May 1ntil e. SO over (
the work with prospectly bidder ~.
Proposals should be addressed 20 sS
RoB'r. T. PENNINGTON,
Secretary, Joncsvl!l ~ v ~ ,
Jonesvllle. Va, May 10, 1905. Il
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flew from many coaches and automo-
'biles. The royal party arrived before
the first race was run. Richard Cro-
kcr also was one of the earliest ar
rivals. He was followed closely BY
the Nanderblts and the Belmonts. A.
Ia. Vanderbilt was among the late ar
rivals. coming down on his famous
coach with II party of friends. The
Icohchtngt stand was largely monopo-
liked by Americans.
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Leaves In Hts Auto.

Mr.. n. Nj Nettleton. Of Covington,.
Va, and party left yesterday, noon for.
his home in a big touring car lust
purchased from B. A. Blenner. Mr..
party has been on a cruise
for the past three weeks. Word was
received last night that his car had.
passed through Charlottesville at s p,
NJ. on their way to Covirgton.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE
I specIal 10 rhe r,mes-pisnaie

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
CHARLOTTE, n. c., June 3.-The
prettiest game witnessed on the local
diamond this season was pulled Oft
this afternoon, when the locals and
Winston-Salem got together for the
third game Of the series. Though, they
played an errorless game. the locals
could not connect with Steiner's curves
securing only two hits in the nine In
nings. The visitors only run was
scored by a sensational whirlwlnd play
in the fifth inning.
Scoie by innings: r. II. Il.
Charlotte ...... 0o00oo0oo-0 2 Q
Winston-Salem. o 0 001 0 000-1 3 3
Batteries: Jackson and Sheriff.;
Steiner and Burden.
Special TO The Times Dispatch.l
GREENSBORO, N. c., June S.-To-
ming OF the second inning on account
OF rain.
At spartanburs: spartanburg. 81; An
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DELAYED PLAYERS ARRIVE.

BY going up against the strong Nor
folk bunch in the games the rest Of
this week, the Lawmakers will doubt
less find their hands full staying at
the head OF the list. However two new
recruits. are on hand to see il they
cannot help to keep the team where It
now Is. They are Pitcher Mckenzie
expected Yesterday to play Iii the doll-
hle-header, but We're delayed ana failed
to show up. They arrived last night,
and ar, Manager Lipe stated that he would
Pitcher Archer and Catcher Maury
have been released. the latter not show
Ing any superiority over those we al
ball when he takes the notion, ana
should have no trouble getting with
some other team. 49,
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LONDON, June IA rank outsider
Sinorinetta. owned by Ginistrelli, and
quoted In the bftting at 100 to |
against. to-day defeated all the Amer-
can. British and French cracks and
captured the Derby Stakes, valued at
$500 sovereigns and the greatest prize
OF the turf world, The Italian horse
simply cantered home from the hot
favorlte by two lengths. A neck only
divided the second horse, the Duke
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5eale1 Dropnsals.
Manchester, Va. June .. 1905
N~-s-|N~-~[-N~-N. ---~TN[-H-@ y 1|H-1
-S~
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Manchester, Va. June .. 1908.
Sealed proposals will be received at,
office of Superintendent Water De-
partment, Manchester, Va. on or before
June ., 1908, II NJ, for tive 66xl6 l00-t
I95 pounds, working pressure with fun
flush front, and with all fixtures and
fittings except stack or injector; the.
boilers to be suspended on beams and
columns, and to be complete with bind-a
ing bars and cross rods and dry pipe.
Two TENTS 160-horse power, ditto.
Only one set to be purchased, and
bidder must estimate on boilers deliv-;
cred T. o. B.pumpng station Manches-
ter; also on boilers-set and connected
for use Bidder to submit name Of
maker and full specifications. III
For further information apply to SUI
perintendent Water Department, Man.
chester, Va. #
The committee has the right to res
iect any or all bids.
g. Fl. SHARP. & q
Water Department.
Manchester.s Va.
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Totals ........s......a7 5 9o7 IA 4
tBatted for Hopkins in eighth.
s.Batted for Mailman in ninth.

= toCOTe Uy innings: r.
OO21OO13O-I
Norfolk OOOO-5
. Summary: Earned runs-Norfolk, l..
Two-buse hits-Gnadinger. and Bonner.
Sacrifice hits-Russell, Wadleigh and
Rutland. stolen bases-Schrader Base
on balls-by Hallman. 0; by Carroll, L.
Struck out-by Mailman, 4 by Carroll,
z; by Chenault, 3. Passed ball-Wad-
leigh. Left on bases-P otsmouth. s.;
pire, Byron. Attendance. 1880.
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RAIN STOPS GAME
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG, VA, June 3.-The third
game between Lynchburg and Dan.
Vile was stopped this afternoon at the
and Of the fourth inning without a
run. hit or error having been made. The
batteries We're: West and Bentley for
Lynchburg, and Price and Ryan for
Danyille Es4
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STANDING Of the Clubs.
Games To-day.
Games To-day.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati--at T. Brooklyn.
A Loose Game.

P1TTsBURG. PA. June a.-St. Louis,
took loosely-played game from,
Pittsburg to-day by a score Of s to
4. Raymond was put off the field for
arguing with the umpire.
Score by innings: r. H e.
Pittsburg .......2 II 5000 lot s 3
st. Louis .....0200102 03-S II
Batteries: Young, Willis and Gibson;
Raymond. Fromme. Ludwig and Hos
tetter. Time. 1:45. Umpire, KLEIN.
Back to His Own Again.
BOSTON. MASS, June 3.-Alathewson
held Boston to four scattered hits and
struck out eleven men to-day shutting
the locals out, 3 to 0. New York bunch-
ed hits in the second.
Score by innings: +. u. Il.
New York $500. 800 90 00-3 I
Boston 5000 90 o. 90 a l
Batteries: Nathewson and Needhanl;
Young. Ferguson and Bowerman. Time,
1880. Umpire. ODay.
Home Run Counts.
BROOKLYN. n. Y. June 3.-Lumly's
home run hit in the third won To-
days game Rucker outpitched Sparks.
Score by innings: y. r.. T..
Philadelphia 1000 90 Q OIL
Brooklyn OIL 90 00O'-2 5
Batteries: Sparks and Doom: Rucker
and Bergen. Time, las. Umpire, Rud-
uerlaf1.
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Roanoke ,..0OO1 n n \ IN !,
summary: Two-base tits-Ison.
Sparks. Stolen bases-Hefron, Riggs
Base on ba!ls-or Sparks, 1: of Yer.
nuelle, s. struck out--by Sparks, 3: by
pernuelle. 2. Passed ball-Cowan. Time
OF game. 1:4o Umpire. Mace. Attend
ance. 5000.
'Hessler hunted third strike.
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Homo Run Counts.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Results Ycstc rdny.
philadelphia. II: Washington, ..
New York 1; Boston, 6.
Detroit, . Cleveland, J..
st. Louis Chicago. rain.
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In one of the snappiest ana quickest
games seen at the park this season, the
Lawmakers beat Roanoke in the morn
Ing melee by the score of 3 to l. It
was q IL game until the eighth, when
$l!pe's SQUAD, after threatening time
after time, sent two men across the
piate. to the supreme joy OF the many
Fans that We're out to see the fun.
Sparks was master OF the hill in
every inning except the fourth, when
three singles scored a run. The star
of the day. was Ison. who should be
arrested for rank robbery. He had to
Jump about sin feet into the air and
turn q handspring to get Vernuellees
high liner but he got 1t safely in his
frusty nit. Riggs. after long rum,
pluckea Painters hard drive from tho
heavens In nice style.
For Roanoke, Clayton took lots OF
chances and was always there with
the goods.
Ambition fairly surcharged the at
and our team imbibed a
large quantity. They seem to take
kindly tnmornlng games, being a spry.
lot of carly birds. The team Wore their
5nIre new. out-of-town uniforms. and
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The Chestnut Hill team defeated the
Home Brewing team in an interesting
game of ball on Chestnut Hill yester-
day by the score of to 0. The fea-
ture of the game was the pitching o.
Knox.
Score by innings: R.H. Z.
Chestnut Hill. ..oo11O1 O,os-3 6 1
Home Brewing...0 0 Q 0 o Q, 900 o 2
Batteries: Knox and Gregory; Lacy
and H. Pageman.
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CARDINALS Down
P|TTSBURG TE AM
Athletic overwhelm Washington
by Bunching Hits in Two
Innings.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
Pittsburg, 4: st. Louis. s.
Brooklyn. 2; Philadelphia, /.
Boston, 0: New York, G.
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Summary: Two-base hit-NIcMahon.
Hhree-bas hit-Lipe. Stolen base
4nessler Double play-Morrisey to Nc
3Mahon to shaffer Base on bulls-oft
Revelle, 1. Struck out--by Revelle. 8;
by Morrissey, 4. Passed ball--Rags
dale. Time or game. 1900. Umpircs,
Game called with one out lii the
sixth
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
Iv.su,ts Yesterday.

IV0VU1s5 = C"sN W. 7
Morning game: Richmond, 3 Roa-
'noke, l.
Afternoon game: Richmond, 2; Roa-
.noke, o Called OF beginning Of sixth;
,rain).
Norfcrk, s.; Portsmouth, 4.
Lynchburg. o; Danville, Called In
fourth. rHttl).
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Other Scores

Other Scores.
AT Annapolis: Navy, 16; Army, s,
At Princeton: Princeton, o; Amherst,
Al New Haven: HOLY Cross, ii. Yale, o,
AT Cambridge: Harvard. ~; Brown.{1,
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Chestnut Hill Wins.

At spartanburg: spartanburg. 8;
derson, 2.