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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24
COLTS DOWN Pic KWIcKs

In a very last and exciting game at
BYRD Park yesterday the Colts were
victors over their opponents. the Pick
w!cks. o. Miller. for the P!ckwicks,
pitched a splendid game. and but for
the sixth inning. when three hits.
coupled with two errors, gave the Colts
their scores. he would have BANKED
them 0nesty, for the Colts, had the
Pickwicks at his mercy at all times.
ard pulled himself out Of several bad
holes. Only two of his opponents
reached third base. The line-up:
Pickwicks-Gilliam. 3b.: Evans. 2b.;
J. Miller. c.: Potts. IS; sutton. CT: Car
rington. n: Turner, RI; Archer. 1b.:
q. Miller. p.
colts-Ridenour, 2b. Warden. c.;
aiidyet., S.; Macfarlane, 3b.; Richard
son. CT: Dorset, RI; Onesty. p; Open
timer. II: Won Lloyd, 1b.
Score by innings: r,
Pickwicks ........0 o o 0 0 0 90
Colts ...........0 0 o 0 -
Summary: Two base hits-Macfar-
lane, Richardson. Stolen bases-J. Mil
Ter, Evans, Macfarlane. Double plays
Sutton to Evans; Evans (unassisted).
Bases on baIls-off o. Miller. 2; off
onesty. 2. Struck out--by o. Miller, Z;
Ivy Oncsty. s. Passed balls-Miller, ].
Time OF game, one hour and fifteen
minutes.
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MELRosE BEATS IMPERIALs.

very pretty and interesting game Of ball
vas played Saturday between the Melro.e
and the Richmond Imperals on the latter's
diamond. Resulting In the score Of to In
vafor OF the Mcirose team. Tho features of
tho game were the pitching OF Barnett.
who succeeded Lehman in NTH allow
ing but one hit in four and, half innings
and the batting OF Pettls. whose timely
drive Won the game. The lineup was as
follows:
Melrose--Priddy. centre field: Price. right
field; Pe,t!s. third base; Miles. shortstop:
Robinson. left field; Meredith. second
base: Ganzert first. base and catcher;
Board. catcher and first base: Lehman.
pitcher: Barnett. pitcher. Imperials--Meade.
left field; Goodman. third base: F. Johns.
shortstop; T. Johns. second base; Wilcox.
first base: Smith. pitcher: Winters. left field;
Stroude, catcher; r. Johns. centre field; Car
ter first base.
Score by innings: r.
Imperials i...o o 2 o o o o o--6
Summary: Two-base hi,s-vilcox. Smith.
Ganzert. Robertson. Struck out-By Lob
man. 3: by Barnett, 4; by Smith. 6. Hit by
ritched bal-Winters. Base on balls-On
Lehman, i off Barnett. l; off Smith, 1. Az
tendance, 200. Umpire, Mr.. England.
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Games To-,1orrow.
Richmond at Danyillc.
Lynchburg Mt Portsmouth.
Roanoke rat Norfolk.

Able to find Walsh--fo only one hit.
Richmond was sdefeated by Danville'
yesterday afternoon by the score OF 9
to 1 in. a.game that was at times dull
and dragging, The lone hit came In
the first. inning, wien Heffron the
first man up. lined out two-bagger
into right field. Two sacrifices scored
MIN Thereafter the locals were abso-
lutely unable to touch Walsh. and he
was at all times master of the situation.
Danville, on the other hand, hit
Archer. who so far holds tho record for
the number of games won by the
home team, pretty freely. getting two
two baggers. a ee-bagger and six
singles. Tie most curious feature of
the whole game was the way In which
Lipe kept his batting average In Its
present position, whatever that Is lie
came up four times, the first time
sacrificing, the other three times get
ting his base on balls. He was not
counted at bat at all.
Danville has beaten Richmond three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24
MANY FAST CARS
SPEED OVER TRICK
Powerful French Motor Makes Record Time in the Last
Race in Furious Driye-Not an Accident
Mars the Day.

with many speedy cars contending,
the race meet under the auspices OF
the Richmond Automobile Club was
held yesterday afternoon before a
large crowd OF enthusiastic spectators
at the Fair Grounds.
The meet was gala one in appear
ance. the grandstand being occupied
by summer-like audience, while the
course on both sides OF the track at the
finish was lined with scores OF vari-
colored automobiles, which were flied
with Interested spectators.
The last race. the free-for-all, wus
the most spectacular and fastest OF
the day, being fitting climax to the
meet. This event was the best oy
reason OF the entry of a powerful six :.
cylinder French car. sent here espe-
chilly by an import company OF New
York to contend for honors.
Leaving great cloud OF dust In
its wake, and tearing over the track
like fast express train, this car,
driven by French chauffeur, covered
the five miles In six minutes and
fifty nine second. the fastest time ever
made In this State on a mile oval.
The track was muddy and the car
was not stripped for racing, and when
1t dashed under the wire like streak
OF blue lightning. leading Its closest
competitor by good quarter of mile.
the crowd rose to it's feet with enthusi-
nstic cheers.
All OF the events were started with
dispatch and not single accident
occurred to MIR the day. which was
rather remarkable. considering the
condition OF the track.
Quite a number OF vehicles with
horses attached were In evidence. all
OF the animals taking kindly to the
races except one. which broke away
from the place where he had been
hitched at the start OF the first race. to
canter about the steeplechase course
as II he was an ex-tlmber topper. The
field within the oval was like quag-
mire. and many an autolst had to raise
the signal OF distress when he begged.
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TAKE. ANOTHER SCALP

The Virginia state Insurance Company
team added one more victory to their long
list OF triumphs by defeating the Third
diamond by the score of ~ to s. The game
was a fast one throughout, though many
ding hits at opportunc moments. The line
uV was as follows:
Virginia state-Hetzer catcher: Lewis.
pitcher: Fuller, shortstop; Walden first
base; Cross, left field, Owen. centre field;
Vaughan. right field Hobos---Phillips,
catcher; Rufty. pitcher. Norfleet, shortstop;
Drewry, third base; Carlton, left field; Rob-
ersons centre field: Harvey, right field.
Score by innings: T.
Virginia State. .......i 4 0 i o i 2a'-12
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OUTSIDER BUTTS IN

e
LOUISVILLE, KY, May e3,--Dark
Night. an outsider in the betting, won
the Frank F'ehr Stakes at Churchill
Downs to-day. Tho Gentlemen's Cup
race. the annual society event at the
local track was won by Mr.. Caldwell.
of louisville. who rode fine race on
Lavelta. Summarizes:
First race-six ft,rlongs. selling
Nrinol fstraiEht. s1li.00 frst. Fronte-5
nae. (place. 5000 second, Hannibal Beys
s(show. $500 third. Time. 1:lS.
Second race-five fnrlongs--W. A..
Leach straight, sa4.5o) first, Acquia'
6place $4,000 second, Direct (show,
s12GOy. third. Time, 100 81.
Third race--siN furlongs-Balpus
y(straight, $500 first, Honest (place.
sS5.SOl second Great Pirate (show.
s7.7Oo third, Time. 1:12 S-5,
Fourth race--mile, Frank Fehr
stakes. $1,000 added-Dark Night
(s39To, straightl first, Lens (SlL9os
place. second. Plantland (S1o.4o, show
third Time, lao 3
Fifth race-mile the Gentlemen's
Cup race---Lnveita (s46oo. straighD {
first, Darlo (s10.5o, placel second
High Bear (s9.7o, show) third, Tine,
1:45.
Sixth race-mile and sixteenth
.Cymbal (s32.9o, straighD first, Hostile
.Hyphen (S11.50, place) second, Marga-
ret Randolph (s76o show) third Time.
1.IS a go fat}s 5e-.4 f4iHlbafsIt1
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NAVY CREW lose.


ANNAPOLIS. MD, May 23.-The
Navy Senior crew closed Its season on
the Severn River this afternoon By
eight OF Syracuse University. The
time was: Syracuse. 1928 rs: Navy,
1924 Is. The visitors crossed the fin
ish line with half a length of open
water between the shells. The race
was one in which better physical train
ing and endurance. coupled with
greater weight. trumphed. although
the Midshipmen took the lead at the
start and at the halfway point led
by a length. To do this. however.
they had boen forced to row from two
TO four strokes more to the minute
than their adversaries, for while the
Navy had gene as high as forty strokes.
syracuse held to about thirty-six un-
til they spurted shortly after the first
mile was finished. Raising their stroke
they killed the Nays lead in half
a mile, and in the final half-mile gain
ed the big lead by which they won.
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SPIDERS WIN AGAIN.

Richmond College again applied the
whitewash brush to the Riverside
Club at Petersburg yesterday. the final
score being to o.
Both teams played fast ball. River
game. Both y. Wright and Gwalth-
wright pitched gilt-edge ball, each al
lowing but three hits. and had not the
three off the latter twirler been
punched the game would probably
have gone into extra innings. Yes
terday's game was the third between
these teams, the first going to River
side by the score of to 1, and the
last two to the Spiders by the score
of to y and 2 to 0, respectively
Richmond College has now played
total Of sixteen games, winning ten,
losing FIVE and tying one. Her next,
and last game will be with William
and Mary. the date and place to be
decided upon early next week Should
William and Mary take this game,
she will have the cup, but If Dunlop's
wards win. she will be tied with Ran
dolphM and Richmond College.
Should this happen, owing to the ap-
preaching examinations. the tie can-
not be played off.
Score of Yesterdays game:
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WIN BOTH GAMES
Especial 10 The mes-Dispatch.

[speciai,o The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA. May 2a.-Peters-
burg took both games of double
header with Williamsburg at Kenil-
worth Park this afternoon, playing
seven innings to game. Fast fielding
and hard hitting by the home team.
especially the work at the bat In the
second game, and Marable's home run
for williamsburg in the second. We're
the features. First game:
Score by innings: K. II. r..
Petersburg -. oFs / 8 o o 90 4 o
Williamsburg. 0 0 "a 0 0 o.
Batteries: Petersburg. Fitzpatrick and
Chun; Williamsburg, Wolfe. White
and Scarborough.
Second game
Score by innings: X. II. -.
Petersburg 49,. - 0 o o. 10 !
williamsburg. 0 10 0 0 0-l
Batteries: Petersburg, Ford and Nc
Leavy; Williamsburg, Lewis and Scar
borough. Umpire. Lineburger.
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NORFOLK TAKES
THREE ST. .RA|IG.H ]
Especial 10 The rimes-Diispa.ch.l

!. AZ special 70 me tltmes-DispatCn.l
+ NORFOLK, VA. May 23.--1n great
pitchers battle, both teams playing q
steady article of the national game,
Norfolk made 1t three straight and
three shutouts against Lynchburg to-
day by the score of to 0. For eight
innings 1t was nip and tuck. Bertram
and Kline each having yielded two
hits and not a man had succeeded In
reaching second. Togo Bentley. and
Smith were peggins the bulls eye at
second. and stealing was ont of the
question. In the ninth Bertram. the
first man up. brought the fans to their
feet by clean drive past Moss for
one base. Pandemonium reigned. Seitz
hunted. Kline fielding the ball Clearly.
but Bowen dropped the ball at first.
But when Bonner and Cumming fan
ned the crowd lost heart. But they
had forgotten Jimmie Jackson. 1t was
the second ball he caught squarely In
the nose. sending 1t to left for three
bases. The secret
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DR.. Stuart Nfichaux's runabout lost
a tire In the last lap of the doctors
race, bu. he continued on the rim OF the
wheel and came in third.
The Motor Transfer Company's cup
for the fastest foreign car was won
by the G. G. " Import Company. OF
New York. The Richmond Automobile
Clubs cup for the fast car driven, by
q member OF the club was won BY Or.
Marshal Gordon for the fastest local
car In the free for all was won by Mr..
Dobbins, who was second in the race.
Summary.
First race-fnotor cycles. Ave miles
l.. II. Tompkins. first; Fl. T. Tabor. Sec
ond; S. g. Johnston. third. Time. s:01
3-5.
Second race--runabouts. twenty miles
Transfer Company Gear owned
by Or. Lawrence T. Price,, first: NJ. A.
Baton. second; DR.. Lomax Gwathmey,
OF Norfolk, third. Time. 30:05 AS.
Third race---for cars driven by doctor
owners. five mlles-Dr. Lomax Gwath-
mey, first; DR.. r. w Upshur. second;
DR.. Stuart Michaux. third. Time. 1851.
Fourth race--touring cars. driven by
owners, five miles--W. B. Nelson, first;
3. A. Blenner, second. Time. 1910 10.
Fifth race-touring cars costing
$4,000 or under, five miles-Dr. Fl. S.
Mclean. first; Motor Transfer Company.
second. Time. s:4s.
/. Sixth race-touring cars costing over
$1,000, five miles--Dr. l.. Gwathmey,
first: Lewis c. Williams, second. Time,
S:1s AS.
Seventh race-slow race, one eighth
mile--Louis A. Behle, first: s. stage.
in Maxwell. second: DR.. z. ". Up
shur, third. Time. 1919 is.
Eighth race--free for all. Ave miles
c. G. V. Import Company. OF New York,
first; Mr.. Dobbtns. second: Motor Trans
fer Company. third. Time, $3.50.
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HEBRON ONLY MAN TO
SECURE HIT OFF WALSH
Danylle Lands on Archer Nine Times Winning Game by
!: Score Of 8 to l--Lipe Four Times Up but Not
Counted at .BatRyan Does Star Work

straights, though 1t was generally ex-
pected yesterday that the. tide would
turn. Nearly 1000 came out to see
the exhibition. and great deal OF
excitement and interest was mani
fest in the game. Tin cans, tin horns,
triangles COW bells. and the like, were
brought Into requisltion by several,of
those whose custom 1t Is to create
as much noise as possible. They were
silencsd, however, before the game
was half over, and-4it was rather a
melancholy crowd that left the field
when Henn's catch Of Sandherr's fly
ended thefgame.
Thetvlctory yesterday places Danyille
In the lead. and Richmond drops to
second place-the first time that she
has lost leading position. They play
Danville again this week. when an
other three straights- for the latter
would be of a more serious nature.
First md Only Run.
Richmond's first and only run cana
In theSGrst, when Heffron came up and
hit out clean two Dagger into right
field. Lipe sacrificed him to third, ana
on Kanzler's sacrifice fly to Hem he
scored. Lipe. after walking :, to first.
had chance to score In the fourth
when two sacrifices placed him on the
sack nearest home. But his chances
depended on Sandherr. and Sandherr
struck out. Thereafter it was easy
sailing for Walsh, for though men got
on second several times, they could
never get further. In the seventh Tit
man walked. stole second, but with
two men down, was put out on third
on 1son's safety at first by fielders'
choice.
-
Danville began tallying in the third.
Reinhart went out on grounder to
sandherr Ryan walked. stole second,
and scored on walsh's long fly to TIT
man. Powell hit out a two-bagger.
which he tried to stretch into three
sacks. Titman caught him. however.
on good throw-in.
The sixth session saw another run.
which, as 1t proved afterwards, was
enough to win. Ryan singled; Walsh
reached first on Sandherr's tumble of a
rather hot grounder. Powell sacrificed
Ryan to third, and on Doyle's sacrifice
fly to Hebron he crossed the plate.
Fisher went out on a fly to Lpe. In
the next two innings the visitors Sc
cured four hits and one more run. With
two men down. Doyle was safe at first
on Kanzler's error. Fisher knocked out
liner for two bags, and the first run
ner scored on Henn's second hit. The
ninth was non-productive.
1t was Walsh who won the game. His
pitching was of high order. though
In a previous game he was landed or.
severely. Yesterday he sought chance
to redeem himself. md did so In good
style. Inability to hit. combined with
errors lost the game for Richmond.
Ryan. Danville's catcher. did good
work. getting hit. scoring two runs.
stealing a base and putting four men
out, and he contributed largely to
Walsh's success. The score;
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TRICKY LEAGUE

The Trl-city League opened up yes
terday With the Tigers, of the Dixie
Athletic Association. pitted against the
Invincibles on Spring Hill diamond,
and the. swansboros against the Man
chester Stars on swansboro diamond.
The results of the games are as fol-.
lows:
Clubs. ALB. H r. f..
Tigers ............34 IL II 3
Tncincibles ........33 q s
Batteries: Amos, Tillery and john
son. Umpire. Ely.
The Swansboro team succeeded IN
beating the Manchester Stars by a
score of 5 to 8. The features of the
game We're the excellent pitching Of
Crostic for the swansboros and the
fielding of Monroe and Jones for the
Manchester Stars.
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Mcmahon, Lawrence, Larkin. Hopkins,
Gnadinger. Stolen bases-Hessler.
Painter, Gnadinger. Struck out--by
i by Hamilton. 4. Base on
balls--off Vernuelle 4: off Hamilton.
8. Double play-Clayton. unassisted.
Left on bases-Roano 6; Portsmouth,
8 Hit BY pitched ball--Vernuelle Um-
ptre-Byron. Tiine-1:30 Attendance
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Hcrmitngc Preas WINS.

A very interesting game Of ball was
played yesterday on the Hermitage dia-
mond between the Everett Waddey.
baseball and the Hermitage Press
teams. The game resulted in a victory
for the Hermitage Press team by the
score of 10 to 49,. The feature of the.
game was the Kicking of Mr.. Ritter,
OF the Waddey team. Mr.. n. W. Harris
umpired the game.
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Down. Emory and Henry.
[speclal to rae Tlmes. plspateh.

BRISTOL. TEN. May 23.--1n the fastest
game OF the season here the Bristol baseball
team to-day defeated Emory and Henry Coll
lege BY the score of 2 to I. This wos the
NTH game between those teams this season,
Bristol having won three. The visitors have
won every game this season except the thres
lost to Bristol.
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Bnckncll wins.

fspecial TO The Times -DIspatch.l
LEW1SBURG, PA. May 23.-Buck-
nell shut out the champion Pennsylva-
MIA State team this afternoon by the
score of 3 to 0.
Batteries: Penn. state-Mittinger and
Vorhis: Notwithstanding and Hawk.
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WO0DBERRY.. LOSES
+ nsc,,,,oTbe r,,,,s,.n,.n,,oh

ORANGE, VA, May cav oodberry
Forest lost to the Episcopal High
School this afternoon lin an exciting
contest. 1t was 4one OF
the best games ever seen on these
hits, errors; r. II. S. made 8 runs. 4
hits. 4 errors. Two errors in the first
half of the eleventh inning gave the
game to q. III. S. Galtiput UP the best
FL s
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The second game was rather loosely
played on the part OF the locals. Shat
fer making an error in the first inning,
was responsible for two runs. Carter
Hamilton for the visitors in
the sixth inning and held the visitors
down to few and scattered hits. A SEN
sational catch by Mcmahon was the
only feature of the game. Vernuelle
was not in form and did not pitch his
usual steady game. The tabulated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

AT rhe last meeting of the board OF
governors II was resolved that, owing
to the fact that there We're four appll-
4cants on the list to Furnish teams to 4
the league, tos organize ano Ter d division
OF SIN teams. To az. this ~ IS necesrsi
day schools desiring to put a team IN
the league are urged and requested "a
this desire to some mem
ber OF the board, ss fsSs l5s Az VI
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SPLITS,
Wf[H.PORTSM0U7:H
+ Special TO The Tlmes.Dispatch.l

ROANOKE. VA. May 23-The best
game played on the Roanoke grounds
this season took place to-day between
Roanoke and Portsmouth II was
ming to end. with the honors Slightly In
favor. The Highlanders
scored the only run Of the game in the
sixth inning on Lohr's scratch hit,
Shaffer's sacrifice and Hessler's clean
single to left. The score:
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BANKERS LEAGUE

Rain prevented most of the banks
playing their usual games this week.
The Bank Of Richmond and Planters.
however, CLOSED bats Yesterday The
playing was good, considering the bad
grounds. After playing nine innings
the game was called, the score being
& IN 49, 81 - - "a! 4
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Bethel Wins.

rsnecialto The Times Dlspatch.l
WAI2RENTON.s VA, May 23.--Bethel
Academys defeated Delaphane
this AFTERNOONS BY the score of to o.
Batterfes: Bethel aAcademy--McIn-
tyre and Fisher; Delaphane-- tncheler
and Ruclser.
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Richmond 20 . . y y VI;
20 10 Il % o Il OIL %

Summarize: Two-hase hits-Heffron.
Powell, Fisher. Three-hase hit-Refn 81
hart. Stolen bases---Ryan. Titmans
Llpe Base on balls-off Archer. 2; off
Walsh, 5. Struck out--by@ Archer. 4: by
Walsh. A, Time of game--1:30. umS
Attendance-7.0 900.
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SWnmary.. SacrIflce hltS-Sha11er,
Clark. Mcmahon. Griffin. Stolen bases
-Lohr, Clark. Struck out-by Norris
sey, 6; By VAIL 6. Double play-Gnad-
niger to Herring. Left on bases
Roanoke, 4. Portsmouth. 2. Balk-Vail,
y. umpire-Byron. Time-1:40 At
tendance-1,5o0.
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Left on bases-Lynchburg, l Norfolk,
4. Three-base hits-Jackson. Sacrifice
Stolen bases-Bonner.
Strike outs-Bertram. 5; Kline, 8.
Bases on balls-Kline.. 3. Batter hit
Raley. Time, 1:4s. Umpire. Henneger.
$500.
two out when winning run was
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WIN TWO GAMES

On Clarks Spring diamond yesterday the
West End Grays defeated the Mitchell g.
Hotchkiss nine In a two-game contest by
the scores OF is to z and 3 to l. respectively.
the second game going only five Innings. be-
ing called on account OF darkness, Both
contests were we'll played and full of gin-
ger. with tho exception OF the last four In
nings of the first game,
2 For the Grays, Pfaff and Amos both ptch-
eet well. also the pitching of IIerndon. who
pitched the first game for Mitchell g. FIotch-
kiss. deserves mention, and with better sup
port the score would have been different.
The scores are as follows:
First Game
Score by ,inn.1gs: r.. H. =.
NJ. and H......'.,, o % o o 3 GA CT 6 u
W. T.. Grays. ...s.i. 3 o o o 9 q 5 els 10 O
Batteries-Grays. Pfaf and Chenthan;
Mitchell Hotchlsiss; Herndon and Ellerson,
Umpire. Mr.. Kane tN @ ~
Second Game s
Score by innings; r. H. e.
W. E. Grays ,..l....3...,..1 90 1--3 s 9
: BatteresMaray Amos mos and Engelking;
Mitchell 8 Hotchkiss, Wharton and Ellerson,
Umpire, Mr. Kane. z. M gss. s 5s
NJ .5r n. # Bees Get Busy. f3 S..
THE Busy Bee Sluggers M Il efeated H the
Twenty fourth Street sluggers in ahfinter-
Ssstirs game by the score q Z TO-
tterles-For Busy Bees. lust 1 and Forci
for. TWENTY ,tourt " Street. Cont and Fair
cloth. fS S5 Sis . iss EsiSS ~