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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-22
TRADE CONDITIONS.


Broadstreets on Saturday will say
for Richmond and vicinity:
Trade conditions this week are
variable. some lines showing improves
ment while others continue dull or
about as reported for the past several
weeks. Some increase in demand FOR
lumber for light construction work is
noted. The price of lumber has been
we'll maintained by curtailment of pro-
duction. Manufacturers of harness,
saddlery and leather goods report im-
provement in trade. Produce and
vegetables are plentiful, but good
prices are being obtained for what
ever is offered in this line, Dry goods
and notion are dull. Dealers In and
manufacturers OF paints and oils re-
port rlir sales. Weather conditions
throughout Virginia and North Caro-
lima have tcen more favorable for crop
growing this week than the previous
week. Winter wheat continues In first
class condition. Cotton planting in
North Carolina Is about completed. A
slightly Increased average is reported.
Retail trade during the first half Of
the week showed improvement. while
rainy weather has retarded it in the
last half. Collections are slow"
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GREAT TRACK MEET M

70 +
4PITTsBURG, PA May 2a.-Gigantic
beyond all precedent will be the carn'-
val or field and track sports to be con-
Quoted by the Pittsburg Press here June
goth, at the Schenley Park oval under
the auspices Of the A. a. q. Not only
will the meet be the biggest athletlc
tournament, but 1t will be second IN lnl-
portance in the athletic world to the
Olympic games at London. England
this summer.
The series of games has received tue
sanction OF the Amateur Athletic Union
and many of the national officers OF
the union will be In attendance at@lne
meet, giving tho affair double import
-ance as to the matter of creating new
records All the city officials ana
prominent business men have lndorsed
the carnival, and are lending their aid
to make a success of the greatest event
in the~uthletic history OF the country
Some of the champions VINO nave
already announced their intention OF
competing in the games are Martin .,
Sheridan, the holder of the worlds all
round championship; John 9, Garrels,
of Ann Arhor, Mich, Sherldan's only
rival; Nat Cartmell, American cham
ron for the lO0-yard dash; Lawson
Robertson, all-round athletic; Harry u
Illllmnn. New Yark's greatest hnrdler'
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Tspeclnl to rhe Times. pispatch. 4


LEXINGTON, VA. May 2l.-rh6 hith-
erto unbeaten team from the University
of West Virginia was to-day BANKED
by the Virginin Military Institute in
one. of the. prettiest games ever seen
on the institute field. The cadets play :
ed the game of their lives and Mt all
times had the visitors safe. Z.
Tho West Virginians arc claimed to
be hard hitters and Deyault pitched
great ball against them, allowing but
four scattered hits and striking out
fourteen men. Though the gilt-edgcd
support given him helped greatly to
keep the West virginians off the bases.
Deyaut undoubtedly pitched the best
game he has twirlcd
In the second inning Donnan reach
ed second on Graysons wild heave to
first. was sacrificed to third and tall
He'd on the pitchers dumb play. The
cadets second run came in the fifth,
when Pollock singled, stole second,
went to third on McCarthy's bad throw
and crossed the plate on vandall's
throw to third In the eighth, Gray
son walked Young. Scott and Mclean
We're safe on scratch hits, and Young
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NEW STARTER GETS MONEY

BELMONT PARK, l.. T., May 21.-
Golden Pearl, an added starter. and
quoted at to 5, second choice, won the
Focantico Stakes, mile and sixteenth,
at Belmont Park to-day. defeating the
First race--handicap; three-year-
and up: six furlonSs; main course
Lawrence P. Daley G3 to 20) first.
Masquerade C to /, place) second. Red
River Govt. show) third. Time. ia AS.
Second race-maiden colts; two-year-
olds; five furlongs; straight-Select-
man 6 to . first, Statesman 6 to 5.
place. second, May River 6 to l, show
third Time. 100 lbs.
Third race-maiden FLIES and geld
ings; two-year-olds; four and half
furlongs; straight-Font C to y first,
The Pippin, (even, place) second, Queen
Eleanor "a to l, show third. Time,
:53 As.
Fourth race-The Pocantico;. three
year-olds; foals of 1905; one mile and
Standardization Pearl C to 81 first,
Robert Cooper Govt, place. second, Wild
Refrain Govt. show third. Time,
1852 3-5.
Fifth race-steeplechase; four-year-
olds and up: about two miles-Sanctus
e to 81 first, 'Yama Christy e to 1,
place. second, ST. Revin Govt, show
third. Time, 4:07
Sixth race-three-year-o and up;
selling; mile and a sixteenth-Tom
Dolan q to 81 first, D'Arkle &C to l,
place) second, Keator q to 10, show
third. Time. 1:49
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IInrtxcu stars.
[Speclalto The Times Dispatch.

tSpecialto The Times Dispatch.
FORT MONROE, VA, May 21.--How-
ard Hartzell of this city, won the hon-
ors of the day by his brilliant work
in hot baseball contest on the coll
lege diamond to-day. ..Topsy" collar
ed everything that came his way. This
is the second defeat administered to
the Newport News High School and
gives Old Point Comfort College its
seventh victory so far this season. In
to-day's, game the visitors succeeded
in reaching home plate. through an
error in the first inning; in the next
five not one of them got to first; in
the seventh and eighth they got to
second and in the ninth heavy bat
ter and professional base-runner died
on third. The umpire. Mr.. Henshaw.
had the happiness of having but one
Iof his decisions disputed during the
score by innings: Ell. r.
10. p. c. G. ....#..2 0 90 oo2O--S 10 A
IN. N. Fl. S. .....1oN000Oo0- 8 i
Umpire Mr.. Henshaw. Scorer Olsen,
10. p. G. G,
The collegians will limo up against
1.-THE strong aggregation from Fox Hin
jto-day, and on Friday, the goth. will
Inlay the third game with Hampton
High School. Each has Won game
and this will be the browning one, This
game will be played on tho Y NJ. G. A.
diamond In Hampton.
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10 Form. Athletic A.socintlen.

A regular athletic association will be
formed by the baseball team Of the
Leigh Sunday School, If the plans of
the team and the church executive
committee are successful. a committee
has been appointed to bring the mat
ter up before the Sunday school. 1t is
the intention Of the members to pur-
chase a field and build a gymnasium.
A gold medal has been offered by
Mr.. II. w. Cottrell to the baseball
player of the Leigh team making the
best batting average during the season.
The nine is to meet the Third Christian
Sunday School team on the diamond
to morrow at 4 p. NJ
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Game ut Fife.
Especial to The Times Dispateh,l

Special to The Tlmes-DIspAtch,I
TAAlWORTH. CUMBERLAND co,
VA, May 2l,--The James River
Brownies and the Fife High school
teams Will clash Saturday on the high
school grounds, These two teams have
met once before on the Brownies da-
mond, and the High School boys de-
featcd the Brownies by the close score
of Z to !.
time now, and will put UP hard fight,
for they have only lost one game this
season, that being With the High
School team. The llne-up for the
Brownies will be as follows:
Atkinson, right field; Knight, centre
field; Thurston, left field; Hicks, first
base; Dickinson, second base; Moon.
pitcher; PROFITS or Irving, third base;
Lacy, catcher; Garrod, shortstop; Tay-
lor and Ct. Irving, subs.
The gama will ha called at q y. NJ
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= Standing of the Teams.
Cause of Miss chnn,n's DEATH

Miss ChafIin, the horse which was
to have raced here at the Deep Run
Hunt Club meet last week, and which
died on Thursday, the day she was to
have raced, came to her death, ac-
cording to post-mortem examination
by DR.. f. A. Smith, as the result of
blood-poison. The blood-poison was
directly due to what is called by the
veterinary. 'sprlng hook"
Spring hook is a sprain. or an en-
:larged and inflamed condition of the
tarsus in general, The condition may
arise from injuries to the part sus-
tained while running. 1t may also be
caused by falls or blows of any kind.
and may be associated with fracture
of one or more Of the bones composing
the Joint
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WooDBERRY VS.. EPlsC OPAL
rsneclal 10 ,rhe rIme,.Disnntch 4

Especial to rhe Times Dispatch.1
ORANGE, VA, May 21.-The Epis-
copal High School baseball team plays
ut Woodbury. Forest Saturday after
noon. This is the second game of the
series. The first, played at Alexandria
May I'd, was won by Episcopal High
School-score, to 4. These are the
most important interscholastic base
ba-. games in Virginia, and the results
are looked forward to with much in
terest. The Orange boys will make
every effort to win on Saturday. Cap
tain Hcff, of the University Of Vir-
ginia team, will umpire.
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pot. The substantial brick hotel Will
be remodeled and adapted TO modern
school purposes. The purchase Is sub
3ect 10 the confirmation OF the State
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
The purpose is to establish first
class graded school, at which patrons
from all sections OF this and adjoin-
ing counties can. find good educational
facilities.
The Site is a very pretty one and will
|attract notice from every passing
train, as the cars stop Just opposite
the location. The large dwelling house
on the property Will be moved to an.
adjoining lot
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Dealt, Of Mrs. Medora Walker.

C.'PtNIff 10
ST. LOUIS, MO, May 21.-Mrs. Me-
dora Easton Walker. who died at the
Baptist Sanatorium. was the wife OF
John Perry Walker. retired army
captain. who lives in Washington, and
who had not seen his wife since their
separation twenty years ago.
She was hfty-nine years old, and
came OF noted Virginia family. Sh.
Will be buried In st. Louis. Her chill
.dren are Langdon E. Walker. OF ST.
Louis; John P. Walker, Jr., OF Great
Falls, Mont; Mrs. Abby NJ. Cannon, OF
st. Louis: Miss Mary B. Walker, of
St. Louis. and Mrs. Elizabeth Ford. Of
Lexington, Va.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. May 21.-
Errors by Mcmillan and Bierkotte gave
the visitors four runs In the first in
ming without the aid of hit.
Score by innings: r. n. f.
Jacksonville .o0o000O10-l 10 a
Macon .........4o 90 o0G00O-4 0
Batteries. Goetcll and Roth Clark
and Robinson. Time. LAS. Umpire,
Newhouse
COLUMBIA, S, c., May 2l.-Columbia
and savannah played twelve innings Ia
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a tie to-day. The game was called ac-
count of darkness. There was some
sensational fielding, especially that OF
Manion, for Columbia, and Howard. OF
Savannah.
Score by innings: r. III. n.
Savannah .0oo9oo0oOO00 900 o
Columbia ..O0OoO00O00O 90 0
Batteries: kieber and Iiahlkoff;
v6lz and Cote. Time, 2:45. Umpire,
TRULY.
CHARLESTON. S. C., May 21.-Charles-
on-Augusta game postponed; wet
grounds.
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Grammar LcuEuc.

The rain during the week has caused
the postponement of the Leigh and
Elba games in the western section of
the Grammar School Baseball League.
This game will be played at Byrd
Park on Monday afternoon at o'clock
The first game of the series for the
championship of the city between
Bellevue School and the winner of the
game scheduled above Will be PLAYED
on next Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock on Christ Church grounds. This
is the official announcement from w.
y. Reithard. secretarY of the league.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Little Rock
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Little Rock. ~. .00101 02.0"-4 II 2
...00011 10000 3 2
Batteries: ID. Walters and Wells;
Flaherty and Raub. Time, 1850. Um-
pire, O'Erien.
At Memphis
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Montgomery ...oooooo1o1-2 6 /
Memphis ......00000o1 00--1 8 1
Batteries: Crstell and Shannon;
Schwenck and Owens. Time, :35. Um-
pires. F'itzsimmons and Pfenninger.
AT Mobile
Score by innings: R.H. E.
Atlanta ........0 Dol 0 0 0 00--1 1 1
Mobile -. ....o10O01O Os-2 IL 9
Batteries: Castleton and Hurlburt;
stockdale and Garvin. Time. 1850.
Empires, Hickman and Ford.
At New Orleans
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Nashville 1000 900 600 10000 6 0
n. Orleans. 600 900 600 900 90 3
Thirteen innings; called on account
of darkness.
Batteries: Dugsan and seabaugh;
Ryan and Matthews. Time, 2:35. Um-
pires. Carpenter and Brown.
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Indoor Lenguc.

The Athletics defeated the Giants
last night in the Y M. c. a. Indoor
Baseball League by the score of to
4 In the other league game the White
Sox secured ten, while their opponents,
the Tigers. We're able to get but eight
runs. There is great interest in the
league games. which are on every
Thursday night On Tuesday and Sat
urday nights there are held regular
classes and informal games. Outdoor
Yolley, handball, and tennis tourna-
ments are being formed, and oil mem
bers desiring to enter are requested
to enter their names this week.
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TO HAVE DIG CELEBRATION.
DANIEL, Swanson and Others Expected
Mt Charlotte Saturday..
Special 10 The Times-pI.patch.

Special to The Times DIspatch.l
az BRAKES BRANCH. VA, May 21.-
The Confederate celebration at Char
lotte Courthouse on the ed OF this
month promises to be on an elaborate
scale with all the attendant attrac-
tions-parade. band of music, cavalry
drill. big dinner and crosses of.honor,
delivered by Ladies' Confederate AS
ISOLATION.
Senator John w. Daniel, Governor G.
A. Swanson and Hon. Henry st. G..
Tucker. and Captain Thomas D. JEFF
fress, of Chase City, the only surviving
captain of company raised in Char
Elotte county in 1861, have promised
to attend.
1t Is presumed that all will speak.
and an immense crowd will honor the
occasion,
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Matt G. McGrath. Metropolitan weight
champion; Dan J. Kelly. the country's
greatest Splinter; James p. Sullivan,
Americas champion one mile runner.
w. A. Mcleod. the 1rish-American
Athletic Club champion pole vaulter;
Mel w. Sheppard, the greatest of all
one-half and one-quarter mile runners:
II. j. Huff. the phenomenal l00-yard
runner from the West, and many 9TH
ers from both East and West.
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CHICAGO FIGHTER
HAS GOOD c LAIN
Jim Barry Has Won a Right to
Meet Tommy
Burns.
BY JEFF THoMpsDy.

NEW YORK. May 2a.-when flgur-
ms on heavyweight champions. Jim
Barry. OF Chicago, must not be left
out OF the problem. Any man who can
Wlthin two weeks whip Jim Stewart
and Joe Jeanette is worthy of very
serious consideration.
IN the game. but he had shown E,m-
ser hard hitter, willing ilghtcr
and dangerous man. Jeanette is an
eSperienced ring general who has
fought Jack johnson to standstill
ana Is hard nut for any man to
crack. Hence Barry's victories stamp
him as good man at the game, who
has legitimate claim on the notice
OF champion Tommy Burns, certainly
as good claim as Johnson has.
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boston Hits Hard.

CHICAGO, ILL, May 21.-After an
hours concert, during which the teams
paraded the park and raised the
.,world's championship pennant Won
by the Chicago Nationals from the De-
trot Americans last fall, Chicago
showed a reversal of championship
form by losing to Boston, to Ill. Eos
ton pounded the three local pitchers at
will. Flaherty pitched a winning
game, keeping his hits Well scattered.
Score by innings: X II. H..
Chicago ......0000l20 zoo O. 4
Boston .0111t2 Ill Ia l
Batteries: overall, Pfeister, Reui-
bach and King; Flaherty and Bower
man. Time 1856. Umpire, Rudder-
ham.
New York Wins.
ST. LOUIS, MO. May e1.-st Louis
gained an early lead to-day Though
dali. Karger was hit freely in the
fourth. and New York tied tho score.
F'romme, who relieved him, was also
hit hard.
Score by innings: r, II, L.
st. Louis .......2O20 0000-4 3
New York. 900 DOL 3-S II 2
Batteries: Karger F'romme and Lud-
wig; Taylor, Crandall and Bresnahan.
Time, 1859. Umpires KLEIN and Risler.
Use Six Pitchers.
CINCINNATI, o., May 2l.-Six pitch
ers were used in to-day's game, those
of the visitors finally proving the win
ners. Hard hitting was INDUCED in by
both teams
Score by innings: r. III. r..
Cincinnati ......0o0o0 0--5 Q
Philadelphia ...O004 OIL o. IL /
Batteries: Wemer, Spade, Campbell
and Schlei Moren, Sparks, McQuillen
and Doom. Time. 900. Umpire, En-
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Body OF Unlsnown Man.

Especial TO The Tirnes- Dispatch.I
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May 2l-.
The body of an unknown young white
man was washed ashore at the foot
of Twenty-ffth Street to-day. The
face was badly mntilated and there
was nothing about the corpse by which
1T could be identified. a coroners jury
returned verdict to the effect that
the deceased came to his. death by
drowning.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE
Special to Tho rImes-pIspa,ch. !

lspecinlto Tho Times Dispatch.1
WlNSTON-SALEM, N. c., May 21.--
Anderson defeated Winston to tie tune
of to here this afternoon. The
visitors scored two runs in the first
inning. one in the third, and one In
the ninth. The locals made their two
runs In the second inning.
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Lincmnn Has Narrow Escape.

~" n Special to The Tim es-Dlspatch.1 -71171'
ROANOKE, VA, May 21.-D. Il. Egg
gleston, telephone lineman of this
city, narrowly. escaped being electro
cuted In Salem. Ie was working on a
telephone pole when he got mixed up
with the wires of the electric COM
pany. His screams brought a, lady out
Of her house, and she phoned to the
power stationla and had Eggleston taken
from the pole. Ills fingers on both
hands We're badly burned
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Carlisle Football Date.

September 1s--Albright College. at
Carlisle.
September 2s--Lebanon Valley. at
Carlisle.
September 26-yillanova, at Carlisle.
September 30-St. Mary's College. at
Carlisle.
October 3-Pennsylvania State, at
Wilkesbarre or WLliamsport.
October 1o-syracuse University. at
Carlisle.
October 17-susquehanna University,
at Carlisle.
October 24-Pennsylvania at Phil
adelphia.
October s1-Annapolis. at Annapolis.
November Harvard, at Cambridge.
November 14-Wcstern University of
Pennsylvania, at Pittsburg.
November 21-Mlnnesota, at Min
neapolis.
November 2e-st. Louis, at st. Louis.
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CONVERT HOTEL INTO SCHOOL.
Amelia Hotel Purchnncd and to Be
AduDtcd to This Use.
Special6to The Times-DIspat,

[specialto The Times Dispatch
AMELIA G. r., VA, May 21.-The
district school board has for a long
time been considering the purchase of
a site for a modern high school build
ing. They have now decided to pur-
chase the Amelia Hotel building and
two acres Of the land facing tile de-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Washington. j; Detroit. o.
Philadelphia, !: Cleveland, o.
New York, 2; Chicago. 8.
Boston-st Louis; called at end o.
fourth: rain
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Stumbling of tile clubs.
GANGS To-pny

Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at St Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
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Y. VI. l. BLANKS WEST VIRGINIA

was forced In when Pollock drew
base. Scott counted moment later
when Gore, who replaced GraysDr.
made a wild heave to the plate. Vhs
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! see in the news dispatches that
Jack Curley has offered a $4,000 purse
for Burns and johnson to fight for on
Labor Day. If the offer is made in
good faith. it should offer a solution to
all the troubles of the big darkey
Burns could get his $4,000 and John
son certainly ought to consider $4,000
purse and a chance for the champion
ship. with even his high and mighty
ambition.
I, for one, would like to see such a
match made. Frankly. I do not class
johnson as fighter of the first class.
! have never seen anything in his re-
cord to substantiatc the big claims
made for him. | believe If he ever
does get in the ring with Burns, the
Canadian will give him the worst lick
ing he ever had, but in common with
others who like to look at good
fight, I would like to see the negro
either make good or quit talking. and
nothing short Of fight with Burns
Will accomplish the desired result.
Out Of Difference to the good and well
fare Of the sporting public, which pro-
vides him With a field for his activi-
ties, Burns ought to take on Johnson.
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Lake LOScS Gnnc.

NEW YORK, May 21.-Lake lost his
own game to Chicago to-day by allow
ing the visitors to bunch hits in two
innings. The locals hit Walsh freely,
but not at the right time.
Score by innings: r. III. E.
Chicago . 3 o Q o1oo4-s 3
New'@Y orF =. ...o110ooo0 o. 10 Z
batteries: Walsh and Sullivan; Lake
md kleinow. Time. 2:os. Umpire,
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/. Charles K Willis, cashier, do soil
EMMY swear that the above Is a true
statement of the financial condition or
the West End Bank of Richmond 6Inc.)
Virginia, at the close OF business ON
the 18th day OF May. 1903, to the best
OF my knowledge and belief
CHAS. X. WILLIS, Cashier.
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standing of the Clubs.
Games To-Day.

Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
st, Louis at Boston.
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y. Of w va....s.......o o o o o o o %
V. NJ 1.................01 i o 90 -
:, summary: Left on bases--universty OF
W eat Virginia. 5: Virginia Military 1nsti-
tute s. Struck out---By Grayson. S /: by Core.
4;sby Devault, IA. Bases on bnlls--on Gray.
son, 81 OFF Core. 1; off Devault. 1. Hit-By
Gore 4; Devaut. /. Sacrifice hlts--Youns
20, Devault. Stolen bases-Pollock. Nc.
Carthy. Time OF game. 1865. Umpire Mr..
!; nn ne. OF Washington and Lee univer-
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State of Virginia. City OF Richmond:
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 2ist day OF May. 1905
+. l.. CRUTCHFIELD.
Notary Public.
tMy commission expires Sd day OF
February, l9ll.)
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RAISE PENNANT,
BUT MEET DEFEAT
Champion Cubs Made Display
and Then Proceed to Get
Walloped.
NATIONAL LEAGUE


RcSuIts Yestcrduy.
Pittsburg- Brooklyn, called end third;
rain.
Cincinnati, s.; Philadelphia. g.
st. Louis, A: New York, S.
Chicago, 81 Boston, II.
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blank Detroit.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 21.-
Burns held the visitors to two hits to-
day. Washington scoring a shut-out
to o. Only three of the visitors
reached first and none second. Many
sensational plays We're made by both
sides
Score by innings: Ri, e.
Washington ....1 0 ooo000-1 4 O
Detroit ........00 100000 2. o
Batteries: Burns and Warner; Siever
and Payne. Time, 1870. Umpire,
Evans.
Il; Athletics Win.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. May 2l.-The
home team beat Cleveland to-day in a
pitchers battle. Philadelphia won in
the seventh on pass to Hartsel and
Nichols's two-bagger.
Score by innings: r. II. f.
Cleveland ......ooooooooo--o. i
Philadelphia 10000 010*-1 3 !
Batteries: Chech and Rhoades and n.
Clark; Vickers and schreck Time, 1880.
Empires. Sheridan and Hurst.