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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-07-09

Court BouSe News
NORTHUMBERLAND
CIRCUIT COURT.
cosssasss fsf osr ss., Hs.sef.

j c Curdick VS. Jacob Fast. Suit
~ recover S220 worth OF nets, etc.
M Cartwright VS. Minnie Cart
vfIght. Suit for divorce.
Emma Bats VS. Isiah Bats. Suit
~ divorce.
Laura Mcclure VS. J H Mcclure.
Soit for divorce.
j c Burdick VS. A Z Richardson.
ia TO recover S29S worth of nets.
The following marriage licenses
xse been issued since our last re-
Ihos. Lamastus and Miss Maude
>vis. The ceremony was per-
med June so.
B c Howdton and Miss Sfrona
nyes. The wedding was solemn
~ at the home OF the bride in this
1cnnty. The groom is a resident OF
lie county.
4 81. p. Bravner and Mrs. Parlee
nm. They we're married at the
oonrt house July 4 by Judge Naylor.
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YACH I Gil j B ON
ANNUAL CRUISE

u . .
NORFOLK, VA, July flowing to
the severe northeastern gale which has
been blowing great guns on The coast
for the last twenty-four hours. the
start OF the annual cruise OF the Hamp-
ton Roads Yacht Club. scheduled for
10 P. n. tonight. was postponed until
8 "A. aL tomorrow. II there is no
abatement in the storm by morning
the start will be still further delayed.
Tho starting point will be the pier
at the clubhouse, Willoughby Bay. and
the destination is st. Michael's, Md.
The cruise Will last ten days.
Sixteen sailing boats and a half
dozen power launches, all containing
parties. and among them large NUM-
Der Of ladies. will begin the Journey
up the bay. The plan is to make 1t
the greatest cruise In the history OF
the club. Trophies have been offered
for the records in all Of the classes OF
boats.
= Tho journey will be In sections. each
mapped out, with stopping Places and
the average times made between stops
will determine the winners OF the cups.
OF st. 1lichael's arrangements have
been made for races. sailing and power,
and for fishing and baseball games on
shore. Great attention is to be given
to the social features. "A dance AZ
Michaers Will close the visit, and the
boats will return to Norfolk in go-as-
you-please style.
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SWEET MARIE WINS.
'rspecial5to The rlmes-pispatc h. j

lspecial5to The Times-Dispatch.1
READY4LLE. MASS. July 10.-sweet
Marie won the free for all race ut the
New England Breeders track for the
trotting championship of the world
to-day. capturing the first and third
heats and losing the second to Major
Delmar. Wilkes Heart was a poor
third, except in the second heat, when
he took second place after q hard
struggle for the lead. The best time
was made in the first heat, 2:O6 1-2.
In the final heat Major Delmar got
away from the wire at top speed, and
led by length at the quarter pole;
but Andrew drove Sweet Marie hard
In the back stretch, and passing Nc
Donald at the quarters, won
easily. The time was 2:O7 IA.
Wilkes Heart had slight advantage
In the second until the home stretch
was reached, when he weakened al
lowing Major Delmar to win handily.
Sweet Marie made bad break soon
after the field got the word, and trailed
behind but coming home she barely
missed beating Wilkes Heart for sec
Gond place. The time for this heat was
1908 Ia, the first half mile being coy
erred dns1:02' ia.
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year-olds and UP. about two niles and
a half--Waterspeed LAG, McAfee % to
10), FIRST; Delcanta. 1F, Boadwee a to
y. place. second Robador, third Time,
4:5i 2-J. Also ram Sandy creeker
Third rncefor two-year-olds. tive
and half furlongs-r-Watervl 100,
Notters(6 to 81, first; Helen Harvey. 100,
Mecahey q to !, place.. second; snifr.
third. Time, 1877 s-5. Also ran: Queen
OF Trent. Arondack, Merry Gift. Cath
serlne Simpson. Mariana. Harlem Maid.
Noise, Weymouth, Secret Service
Fourth race--for three. year-olds and
UP. one mile andia sixteenttl-Sir Lynne
wood. lla, Notter Ga to 81, first; Helnap,
l05, w. Miller e to /, PLACED second;
Moonshine. third. Time. 1:l6 40. Also
ran: Sailor Girl Fountain Blue, Cam
paigner, ,Killle crankie
Fifth raee----for tWo-year-olds. i've
and IL half furlong Enfield, lo7.
shreyc 6 to u, first; kill,eree,i, 1o7.
Sweet g to I, place., second; Kaka-
h ra, third. Time. los. Also ran:
Chaperon. Dearly Bell. Dandy Dixon,
Eschau. Mystlfy, Mobility, Merry
sixth race--for three-year-olds and
/ up one mile and duarter-Earl G..
loa, McCahey e to ~. first: Trash 90.
Sweet q to S, p'nce), second; Juggler,
third. Time. 2:Os. Also ran: Lally,
Red Friar, st. Joseph, Cracksiot
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

Esp.ctal to The Times Dlspatoh.l
. GREENSBORO. N. C., July 1O.-The
locals turned the tables on Winston
to-day, winning in easy fashion 8 to 4.
Winston found Hammarsly for twelve
singles. but could not hit with men on
bases, while the locals hits came more
opportunely.e The locals took the lead
in the fifth, when Cogswell hit for
three bases, scoring three runs. After
this the game was never In doubt.
S Score! by Innings: r.. H. E.
Greensb oro i o. 8 / O. '-5 3
Winston Salem. l o o % o o OIL ~ L
Batteries: Hammersy and Walsh;
Steiner and Hobb Umpire, McLaugh-
At Greenville; Greenyille. i; Ander-
At Charlotte: Charlotte. i: Spartan
burg, o.
CHARLOTTE, N. c. July 1o.-shumaker.
a local acquisition from the Texas League.
brought IN the only run Of the game between
winning the contest While the Hornets Sc
cured only two hits. they were OPPORTUNITY
placed and counted. while the visitors got
seven that were scattered. Fullenwder for
the locals was invincIble at critical mos
nlents and put up great game on the hr-
Ing line. The fielding of8the visitors was
errorlcss, and II they could have found Full-
enwider a different tale would have been
told. Cassidy was put. out Of the game In
the first Inning for attempting to strike tina
Score Score BY innings: R.H. q,
Charlotte ...'..,s1 o o o o. o o 0 I'll
Observation-Disclosures and Sheriff.; CAS-
sidy. Mcdonald and Lanham.
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" YlN,NENIOOD SCORES
IN THE HANDICAP

\ NEW YORK. July Hottie racing
lat brighton Beacli to-day vas Of IN
excellent quality, }c1nsidcfing leeYal,le
Eof the purses, and another crowd II
5000 persons turned out to enjoy u
pheasant afternoon. Three nrEt choices
| were successful. j. II. Widener's Sir
| Lynnewood "a TO 81 wen the handicap
lat mile and Il sixteenth. Notter kept
him under a.-pull for three quarters
!of mile, while James b. Brady's
Fountain Blue (1s to 81 ALT. L.
Watts Moohsifinc Go to 1)ssand II. L..
!, desperately out in front. Fountain
Blue exploded on the far turn. and Sir
| Lynn wood, accompanied hy zeinap IS
! to ~, began to move ~ insthe stretch
Sir I.ynnewood drew away to win eaa-
! lily by a length and half In f.is.
Heinnn tonk the place from Moonshinc
I.by four lengths.
the selling event Mt mile ami Il quar-.
ter and won easily By two lengths in
goo. Trash q TO ~ got the place "
three lengths from Juggler & to ~.
1.-THE latter began slowly ny usual. ard
was last when he entered the back
stretch. Then McDanieinnade too much
Use OF him, SO that he weakened when
he had covered a mile.
Florence u. 30 to ~ led for nearly
u mile III tHe EopeillnS aeYeIlN Ut " I1llI'.
and sixteenth, but Miller got Goldona
e to y through an opening and TIC
lattor won in drive ~ half n
length in 1:4s2-5. Florence H. lial
two lengths over Monocle a to ~.
James r. Keene's Chaplet g to u was
outrun. while Coat OF Arms I'll to 81
quit after showing some early speed.
j. W. Colts Waterspeed 20 to 1o)
showed the way in the steeplechase at
about two and half miles and gall.
loped home four lengths before Dell
canta ITO %. Robador 12to ~ was
a poor third. Sandy Creeker e to u
fell at Jump on the back stretcn.
The time was 4:512-5
Summary.
First race-three-year-olds and up
ward, one mile and sixteenth-Gol-
conda, 1o7 w. Miller 6 to y. frst;.
Florence H., los. BrusseI a to 1, place..
seconds: Monocle, third. Time. 1:4S.
Also ran: Chaplet, Coat of Arms. Mont
rose. Rosario, Count Reinferd, Jig Alu-
sic, May Rose.
Second race-steeplechase. for FOUR
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Diamond Dust
rhe locals are walk.ng away from .he RED

Tho locals are walking away from the Red
So1.
must have a stand-i In with Jupiter Pluvius
Wallace and Chenault both pitched q fair
Is good game. Wallace had a little the best
OF thu argument, although chenauit won ms
Iii OF the teams will play double headers
te-a M The first game here begins a. zap
Grim has had pretty hard luck with his
chenault had seven strike outs TO his
erf Raey an swattsd out Ha The rss hit
!, Raley had eisht Of the, locals after him z,
between first and second He lodged them
all and got to second safe.
Wallace saved run IN the second when
he nabbed Ison's ball with his naked hand
most home when he stopped The ball.
Bowen and Sweeney pulled the doulle
steal of in the third, the second time here
Messltt made the first hit off Wallace,
although any kind Of 9 fielder could have
gotten It.
stretch, a two-baggar into q three-bagger.
Titman's timely hit scored three runs In
chenault pulled himself out Of a big hole
in the sixth.
In the third all OF tho locals went to the
bat except Ison.6
Ing. him out three times.
Big Bill Dineen. of the Athletics has won
started. Not once has he tasted defeat.
VIII not some fan contribute q small
poem on the lady rooters?.
5 ChrIsty Mathewson continues to do fairly
E well for pitcher who Is nil In.
The Chicago fans are getting respondent.
They have apparently given up hope of
landing the American League flag. and now
they are afraid that the Cubs will blow up.
Criss, of the ST. Louis Americans, is a re-
liable man In plnches. Most OF his hits
have been made when ha was sent to the
plate to bat for another,
Big Ed. Walsh, the mainstay In the box
of the White Sox, hasn't been going along
so we'll Ia tely. What about his brother with
the Red Sox? BEN TUCKER.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AT LITTLE ROCK
Score by Innings: r. II. e.
Little Rock. ..... ! 0 o. o ~ o o o--s 10
.Birmins ham .,.,o 90 l o 0s0.-3 o /
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Wade; Turner and
Meek. Time. ;40. Umpire. Fitzslnlmons.
AT NEW ORLEANS
Score by tnntngs; RH. p.
A Asls't or,.sn;..s...l
Rattaries--Schopp and Hurlburt, Clark
and Matthews. Time. 1860. u!nplres, Brit1
and Wilkes. aS
AT sMEAPHIs-- st3I
4 Score by innings: 81 R,.a. p.
Montgomery .,'.'o o oo g o8oso al
& Bate fleH---Al Caffertyl and Hart: savidEa
and Yoley. Time 1856 Umpire. Ptennlnger
Ss & NJ ii 55i Il
8 Score by inn,nga: r. H. d,
Mobile ~; .s.,..,o . si d 10 3 o---s
khs5 Observation-Disclosures st and B Hardy; Becker,
lGaskll and Mas In 8. Time, .2;o7s Unplys.
5CAA0AaAAAA
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.
Richmond, 8; Lynchburg, q
Roanoke-Norfolk, rain.
Portsmouth anvllle. rain.
stnnding Or the Clubs.
Games To-day.
at Rich mond.
Danviile at Portsmouth.
Roanoke ut Norfolk.

Rpbert Wallace, formerly Of Rich
nond- but moro recently OF Charlotte.
aud ~ present acting MS the missing
NIX, Whenever required for Grim's
qElnplest pitched no-hit game for the
latter team, yesterday-almost Robert
squad with the exception OF that hor-
rid third inning when he lost his
temper. his control and his head ard
yelled for succor. In that chapter he
walked two men and allowed three
singles and double. which scored i've
runs for Lipe's Lawmakers Had this
inning been skipped without being
played, Mr.. wallace would have twirl-
ed g no-hit game. and, with one ex-
famed the second bundle OF sawdust
with his booted toe.
It is needless to say that Richmond
won-5 to 2. Manager Grim has got
to hurry up and get those piayers. or
100 to In favor Of carrying of the
BOBBY prize IN the pennant race. He
has got some good ones on his club,
but half a team is not going to beat
a whole team.
a Loose Game,
The game yesterday resembled q
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LADIES HAVE
Pc REJECT SCORE

fspeelal to rhe TlIu es .plspateh. J

Especial to The Tim es- Dirpntch.l
PITTSBURG. Pa. July 10.-The sec
ond days travelling OF the Gltdden
tourists brought them to this city this
afternoon. after they had covered the
1875 miles from Cambridge Springs In
six hours and thirty minutes. Many
local motorists went out into the coun-
try and met and accompanied the tour
ing cars into this city.
The days run was through the pic
turesque Allegheny mountains.
The two women drivers competing
in the tour have a perfect score up to
date. Mrs. Joan cuneo. who IS vet
Gran Gliddenite, having driven in two
OF the four previous Glidden tours. is
entered again. This year she Is driv-
ing a Rainier, and says she is conf
dent OF finishing with perfect score.
The other lady driver is Mrs. z. w.
Shirley. who Is at the steering wheel
OF an Overland car in the Hover
trophy contest. This is Mrs. Shirley's
first attempt in touring contest.
There is sharp turn in the road
on the outskirts of Newcastle, and as
the tour officials expected trouble with
the cars making the turn, they placed
flagrnan on the spot to warn drivers
Just as the Gartord car of the cleye-
land Automobile Club. driven by II. S.
Van Tine. was about to make the turn
tho flagman stepped In the centre Of
the road.
In order to avoid hitting the man,
Van Tine gave wide swing to his
machine. The car skidded, went on
the road and crashed into telegraph
pole. In the collision with the pole
the car smashed It's right rear wheel.
Van Tine lost two hours getting new
wheel from the agents for his car In
act1 Ia HIT hat "A
half OF this and arrived at Hotel
shenley. which is headquarters OF the
tour In this city. half an hour late.
Car Disqualified.
At a meeting Of the officials to-
night 1t was decided to dIsqualify the
car on the ground that It was re-
paired with wheel that was not car
ried on the car. Van Tines car con-
stinued on the tour. however. but only
as q non-contestant.
Two other cars were penalized dur
ing the days run. After j. B.
Eccleston's Oakland, entered for the
Glidden certificate had finished the
days run and was waiting to check
in for the night, a passenger in the
car assisted the dryer to fill his gas
olene tank. The observer on the car
reported this breach Of the rules to
the officials, and as a result the car
has been penallzed two points. The
other oar to be penalized was Oak
land. also entered for certificate by
Z. NJ. Murphy. During the latter part
OF the days run, the car burned .out
connecting rod bearing, A new
rod bearing was inserted and the car
was penalized four points,
All the other cars came through the
a with parfaCt aonrea y
To-morrow'sE run will be from the
city to Bedford Springs, q distnncs OF
1854 miles.
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BATTING RALLY
WINS FOR LOCALS

psnfMe e9hssr sftis9 vas s az
time Raloy was caught between fvst
ana o. IS. nd Eighth q tho ,ilue lay.
ed He .stolc second, in spite of he
!, efforts Of the whole sduad Raley WIS
the brightest light OF cloudy day.
! ny played nrst well and got four hits,
chances ' third e a n1 eli Stpe en 11aa dow ys
at ilrst IN his usual sure manner.
y the Lawmakers played loose
Whit e t. re w fnsa ,nn ss they o had
III, ni..h when the game ls won. Chenault
;ari,, AN w: he allowed but six singles.
yesterday Bowen and Sweeney execut.
ing well.carned double steal to third
and second - 50. -
score rn9Thlrd.
Messitt started the fireworks in the
t tn,rd. With bifr to schuman's pasture.
the pellet to Hooker's grazing ground
and Lipe walked. hlling the bases,
k Sc nsn, :. followed With q clean single
Si.ber drew four balls, ana again the
flew gu. to kirRpa atneis but s Tttman
slashed ont clean two-base hit tol
Isr ana slsSer Titsnaas tried ip e ,tr s1
ged BY Hooker's throw to third. -
In the sixth Wallace got HIS base
on balls. stealing second. Kirkpatrick
famed. but Raley singled past third.
advancing Wallace, who tried to steal
home. He was caught between bases,
but was blocked by Messitt. and given
q run on the umpire's ruling. Raley
reached second safely as Westlakei
landed at first on a felder's choice. and
scored when Schnman reached second
on single and Sieber's error. Bowen
and Sweeney struck out. The score:
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cuh. yyin m the Eleventh,

CHICAGO, I'LL, July 10.-The locals
won to-day In the seleventh. Tinker!
led off with single, went to third on
Magee's tumble and scored on H Of
mans single. 4. I, Z,
Chicago ......2 o 90 0 o 90 90 Ia 10 o
Philadelphia .O0o1031 00 90 ~ 2
Batteries: Brown and Moran FoxenS
and Doom. Time, 2:04. Umpire, john
stone, ~
PITTsBURG. PA, uly - nome nome
Pittsburg the first game Of the series les
with New York by a score Of 7.toa6.
plttsburg ..l....0 0i2 .0122 OF IL 12 6
New York 40 90 Of 1--6 g Al
Batteries: Young, Leifield, LeeYerS
and Gibson: Wiltse and Bresnahan.i
Time. 900. umpires, o'Day and KLEIN en-
ST. LOUIS. MO-, July 10.-BrooklynS
seriss th to.d iy s t. 3. a triple play
was made by ST. Louis in the first
inning. ri :.
Score by innings: T, Il = u
s. sIod Lewis, 9S 60 Is g.
Batteries: Lush and Ludwig: McIn-s
R iHls aAa pssse ~, 81
CINCINNATI. OHIO, July 1o.--An
error BY Dahlen and two hits gave Ctn-s
clnnati the winning run In the eightha2
inning Of to-day's game.
Score by innings 81. y. lI1:ss5
Boston Q 0 1000 . o. ID
Batteries: Ewing and schlai Dornearr35
and Smith. Time. 1850. Umpire, Efud-s5
derham. t 3..iss u
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DOWN HAGERsTO,W
I rsnenlnl m nh. Timea. pisnatoh.

fsnaoIal 10 -The Tlmes- Dlspatoh.l
onsstsT 3fssy G Rsssp
Noir Park this afternoon before the
largest crowd OF the season, to q.
5Cantwell was In 3 great form. and held
landed on Krehs vici ously, in n the 500
5pnd, and when the smoke cleared four
runs had crossed the nan, Two more
TALES were made in III he sixth and
got two8runa In the seventh after two
were out. For the. locals $DuEgan and
Don Med onald made sensational
wiIs csn swell paiton
son Tor the vi sitors got q two Dagger.
Batteries: NV Inch ter, u Cantwsll aud
DUFFY Hal egst town, ISrebs aud essap.
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Radford Wins A nin.
Tsnec,,l q The Tim a. .Dj,r.

[special TO The Times-Disratch.l
EAST RADFORD. VA, July 10.-Rad-
ford defeated Bristol again to-day BY
the score Of 0 to 4. The game was
hotly contested until the fourth inning,
when Radtord began her old trick OF
the game was easy from that time on.
3 Batteries: Radford OBrien and
Coyle; Bristol, Huntsman and King.
The final game Will be mayed to-.
morrow afternoon, When Bristol will
greatly strengthen her team.
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Big Leaguers Sold.

--7-' ISpHolaI 10 lbs TIIntg- DIspa tcH.1 . -
BOSTON,. AIASS..$ July 10.-Captaln
Bob Unglaub, Of the Boston American
League team. has been sold to Wash
ington, and Jake StahlS Of the New
York Americans. has been bought to-
take Unglaub's place on first base.
ROW and Stahl will also play with
Boston on Saturday.
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EASY FOR :,IF PETERSBURG
1saeeia1 4 ,rbee : ~, IS nisne tch

Special to Nrhe Tim es- DISPATCH
PETERSBURG. VA, Peters-
burg easily defeated Blackstone this
Afternoon by a score of Q to 8. Leon
were the batteries. @IH the eighth
inning Petersburg caught on to Crit
tin and batted him out Of the box,
making six runs, twotot which We're
these two teams viii Be played to-
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TABLES TURNED. AGAIN
Kanzler's and Reyel1e's admirers got

kanzler's and Reyelle's admirers got
busy yesterday and Doyle, the popular
Danyille player, was crowded out OF
first place. Many OF those In the lower
part OF the list are gradually crawling
up on the leaders, and from the present
outlook there will be good many ia
vorites polling strong at the finish.
"A pile OF pony cart ballots were re-
ceiyed yesterday for Heffron. OF
course. they did not count in the base
ball contest, and senders should be
careful about the ballots they fill out.
Here are some letters:
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Sir,-Inclosed you will find three
coupons, which have filled out for
Jim Ison. / only made the discovery
last night, and am sorry didn't know
OF the contest from Its beginning. You
may expect to receive coupons at
regular Intervals from now on to be
counted for said Jim 1son from one
ATLANTA ADMIRERS.
P. She is the finest fellow on your
ball team or any team anywhere.
Atlanta. Ga.
Baseball Ballot Editors:
Sir,-Please credit Sparks. the Rich
mond pitcher. with the inclosed votes
I wish had more, because I like him
and think all the girls OF Richmond
ought to work for him, because he is
SO nice and looks SO good in his suit.
Lynchburg, Va. MARY.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please Enclosed find fifty votes. and
place them to the credit Of Danvllle's
popular and Woodworking second base
man, Frank Doyle. BY his gentleman
.ly manner he has won many admirers
all over the circuit. With best wishes
for his success, A NORFOLK FAN.
4 Norfolk, Va.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please deposit these votes to the
credit OF Jay Kanzler. If his credit Is
good. We consider him the best play
er in the Virginia League. Hoping he
may win the prize, we are
HANS AND GRETCHEL.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Enclosed find forty-one votes in favor
of Guy Tltman. the best player in the
league. p. +. g.
South Hill. Va
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please count the Enclosed eleven votes
for Pitcher Deacon" Morrissey, of
Roanoke, He is the most gentlemanly
ball player In the Virginia State
League, and he always pitches a good
game. am sorry I can't send you
more votes for him, Il
Respectfully. JIM TOM.
Petersburg, Va. n
hoN II no 1lok 70
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

AUGUSTA, GA, July 1o.-Augusta
ed to be SO demoralized that they easi-
" lost both games OF double-h header
to Jacksonville.
First game--Score: r. II. E.
Augusta 1910 oooo1oSi-s 4 3
Batteries-Goettell and Roth: Sitton
and Carson. Time, lao. Umpire,
TRULY.
Second game-Score: R.H. Z.
Jacksonville ...07O010002 O--3 8 "a
Augusta $50 1 Q 100 o. % II S
Battertes-Helm and Roth; Reagan
and Carson. Time. 1866. Umpire,
TRULY.
CHARLESTON. s.. c.. July TO-
Charleston won from Savannah this at
ternoon in a ten-lnning contest Foster
and Hon We're, both hit freely !,
Score by innings: X H. ~
s easrlss.5n S d 10
Hoff and Kahikon. Time. 1:S5. I'm.
: coLuMBIA, S. G., July 1o-Macon
to-day defeated Columbia in an unin-
teresting game. Bender relieved sSalye
in the fourth, and was hit for ght
hits, one triple. Salve then finished
out the game.
Score by innings: \. q. =.
Columbia 80: 8 Q 20 90 Q Ga I
Salve Bender and Cote. Time, 2:24.
Umpire, Buckley.
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
You will find inclosed forty-one balls
lots for our manager. Mr.. Lipe. feel
that the fans should be very proud OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
AFTER FRANCHISE.

Special to The TimesA Dispatch.1
PETERsBURG, VA, July lot is
understood that negotiations were con-
cluded to-day for the purchase OF the
Petersburg baseball team, which has
been playing during the season at
kenilworth Park. Several Petersburg
gentlemen. whose names have not
transptred, are said to be the new
owners. and 1t Is their intention to
strengthen the team and make 1t ono
OF the best In the State. In this con-
nectton it may be stated that Mr..
Robert Grim. Of the Lynchburg Club,
has been In the city during the day In
consultation with baseball men with
the view OF transferring the Lynch
burg franchise to Petersburg.
Mr.. Grim was seen here last night.
and stated that he had gone to Peters
burg for the purpose of trying to sign
Pitcher Griffin, of the Blackstone team.
While in the Cockade City he was
seen by Mr.. McCabe, and the subjec.
OF transferring the Lynchburg fran
chise to Petersburg was discussed. Mr..
Grim stated hat he was not In favor
of a transfer.
Griffin was unwilling to leave the
blackstone team without ibis managers
consent,