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

Herbert's School Of Wrestling, Box
ing and Physical Culture opened last
night in the new quarters over
Sparks's cafe. A good sized class was
present, and received instruction in
body development
The school has been put under way
in a busnesslike manner. and prom-
ises to be a success. Many applca-
lions have been received for member
ship, and from all publications the tall :
ors about town will be kicking short
ly OIL account OF the increased chest
and shoulder measurements of their
patrons.
Herbert has arranged for his classes
to meet twice a week. probably on
Mondays and Fridays, while Wedncs-
day will more than likely be set apart
as exhibition night, when the mem-
.bers will give exhibitions of their pro-
gress in the ring and on the mat and
in other ways. These exhibitions are
to be participated in by members only,
while only members in good standing
will be allowed to witness tho bouts.
or course, no admission will be
charged to attend. The club will bo
open every afternoon except Saturday.
It Is probable that exhibition night
for this week will not be until
Friday.
Herbert received letter yesterday
from Frank Mccormick, manager of
Joe Tanner, asking for wrestling
match on behalf of Jack spaulding.
of Washington. for any date after
May 9th. Herbert has accepted, and
will likely journey to tho capital next
week. H, Bletzer, Of Baltimore, also
writes that he has man he would
like to match with Herbert in Balti-
more. The local boy has written for
details.
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VIRGINIA HERMITAGE TENNIS

singles, mems doubles and ladies' sim
giles. The cups will become the prop
erty OF the players fret winning them
three times, not necessarily H. Auo ces-
sion,
! The winner Of tho mems singles will
be required to play Mr.. Fred Pollard,
of Richmond, Va, the present holder
of the Hermitage cup. II has been
won twice by Mr., Fred Pollard, Of
Richmond, Va, and once by NH. Rich
ard Hooker, of Springfield Mass. lie
called upon to play Miss NJ. G. Evans,
OF Birmingham, Ala, the present hold
G, of the ladies cup. which has been
won by her twice.
The winners OF the mems doubles
will be called, upon to play Messrs.
Fred Pollard, of Richmond. Va, and
Henry Clark Bridgers, of Tarboro,
N. c., the present holders OF the mems
doubles cups which have been won
by them once
In the other events appropriate
prizes Will be offered Runners up I'm
all events will receive prizes, Entries
close at II NJ, Saturday, May soth, ana
should be made to Mr.. James Mullen,
chairman tennis committee, p. o. Box
g3lS, Richmond, Va.
>Play will commence each evening
at $3.50 r. NJ, and any player, not on
tho grounds when called for play may
be defaalted Best two In three sets
Will be played In all matches, except
finals in mons singles and doubles,
when best three out of five will be
played, The tournament will be con-
Quoted according to the rules of the
National Association. and Mr.. John a.
Coke. Jr,. will act as referee
The tennis committee Is composed
of Messrs. James Mullen, chairman;
James S. Swan, Jrn and John A.
Coke, Jr. !.
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ROANOKE DROPS
RAGGEDC0NTEST
[speeial to The Times Dispatch

DANVILLE. VA. May 4.-DanvilIe
defeated Roanoke to-day in ragged
and loosely played game on the part
OF the visitors. The Highlanders APP
peared to go up in the air and UNI
pardonable errors at critical stages
lost them the game.
Mcmahon, at shortstop. had decid
eddy Off lay. three of the yellow CITES
being chalked up against him. Yer
nuelle pitched good game for the
Iighlanders. and under ordinary cir
cumstances would have won. Few OF
the big ,eaguers could have won to-
days game. however, with the sup
port behind him. Loos. who was on
on the tiring line for the locals. put
up a good exhibition and was effec-
tive at critical stages. From field
er's standpoint. the honors were wor
by Left Fielders Powell and. Clark, 81
the respective teams. The score:
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LAWMAKERS LOSE
A CLOSE CONTEST

u & i
close holes by fast work. Gettig and
Bonner put up great games for Nov
folk. Ricl1mond's left fielder was at n
decided disadvantage, being unable TO
get accustomed to the sun In that gar
den. How the run@ were madc:
Richmond opened the game with two
runs on three bager by Strader, Il
free ride to I.ipc by being hit, bunt
by RIGGS, and single by Sanherr. a
couple OF bases on balls and pas
sed ball. gave Norfolk one run In she
seconds
..orfollt tied the score in the fifth
alter two were out. Bonner singled
and stole second. scoring moment
later on Rudolphs single. In the
tenth the crew won the game as fol-
lows: Bonner drew a free pass. Ru-
dolph quit OH a fly to first In an cf-
fort to bunt. Jackson sent the ball tn
center for three BASES, scoring Bon
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STAKES ARE
WON BY KING COBALT

JAMAICA, N. Y, May 4.-The Dun
ton Stakes at six furlongs, the feature
of the card at Jamaica to-day, result
cd in an easy victory for the heavily
backed King Cobalt at to 1. Jockey
Musgrave had nasty fall when his
mount Almandine fell in the third race.
Summaries:
First racc-three-year-o and up;
selling; six furlongs-Queen Margue-
rite C to 81 first, Big Ben 6 to l.,
place. second, Hyperion III. q to g.,
show third. Time, 1913 Us.
Second race-for maiden two-year-
olds; selling; five furlongs--St. With
old (13 to 81 first, Father Stafford q
to /, place. second, Sister Phyllis G.
to l. show third. Time, 1901 3-5
Third race-fillies and geldings;
maiden thrce-year-olds; selling; one
mile and nth-Brother Jonathan
q to y first, Rosario G to /, pace)
second. TwiGgs &c to 5, show third.
Time, Lao.
Fourth raes-the Dunton stakes;
Cobalt 90 to y first, Berry Maid
show third. Time. lie 1-5.
Fifth race-selling; mile and six
teentll-zethus (3 to ~ first Chief
Hayes (12 to I, place. second. Chantil-
ly C to 5. show third. Time. / AS 3-5.
Sixth race, handicap; thrce-year- oltls
and up; one mile and a sixteenth
Castlewood e to ~ first zienap C to
%, place) second. Lishtwool (out, show
third Time 1:47 80
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W & |. LEAVES FOR
GAMEG IN NORTH.
tspeclal to The Times. pispatcb.

:. LEXINGTON. VA. May 1.-The
Washington Wa and Lee University base
trip to-day. and will meet ST. Johns
Johns College, at Annapolis. for the
iirst game en- Tuesday, May 5th.
Although the team made rather a
poor showing early in the season. the
INDICATIONS are that the aggregation
three years the universities baseball
and football coach. has developed. will
prove ., a strong one in the North.
I'd George, who came to Washington
games. He is -hander and is said
to be one Of the best pitchers in the
south. In al the games Ire has pitch
a slab artist of the first order. The
hard-hitting nine from Villa Nova tap.
ped him harder than any of the other
six teams he has faced. but seven
cure.
Out of six games pitched, George
mas struck out sixty-four men. How
ever. the team is very much crippled
by the loss of Paroles, who has proved
SO effective in the box this year.
GwathmaN. the third pitcher, and the
man who takes Paredess place on the
trip. is Woodworking. steady young
tWirler: Dare. who pitched on Hamp-
den-Sidney last year, will be used
when either George or Gwathmey is
out.
Anthony is catching for the third
year. and. though he has done no bril-
liant backstop work this season. he
can be counted on to hold his own. and
always uses the stick to advantage.
Captain Luhn is also playing his third
season at first and holds down the
initial bag in fine style. Chatham, the
tall Texan. who has subbed it for two
years. is playing grandstand game
at second base. and has also shown
himself to he a good man with the
ash. Brown freshman, star half
back on The 1907 football team. is do
| ing some tlrst-class fielding on third
Warthen. another freshman. from Ran
| dolph-M Macon Academy, is playing a
| steady game on short Hood is at his
old place in left field and is a valuable
| man as substitute catcher. Centre gar.
den is filed by Waddill. from Fish
burne Military School, end on last sea
sons varsity. He is a fast, sure field.
Ter and good base-runner. Either Gra-
ham or Clark. the former from David
| son. and lhe latter from the Episcopal
High School. will play in the right
side OF the lot
The games scheduled are as follows:
st. Johns. May 5tll and 9Th; the Navy,
May 9Th. ut Annapolis; Rock Hill Col
! lege. May 18th. at Ellicott City; Della
ware, May Sth, at Newark. and Villa
nova, May 9th, at Villanova.
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a tennis match of unusual interest
has been arranged between the tennis
team Of the University of Virginia and
the team representing the Hermitage
Golf Club, of this city. The match will
be played on the courts Of the Hermit-
age Club on Friday and Saturday OF
this week, beginning at 1880 o'clock
f. NJ.
On Triday evening the two teams
will be matched against each other in
doubles, and on Saturday evening in
singles.
This match promises some very fine
tennis, as the team from the University
OF Virginia plays hlgh-cluss tennis, and
the Hermitage Club can put forward
some Of the best players in the South.
The team from the University Of Vir-
einia is .captained by Mr.. r. W. Blu
ford. Of this city, who is now at the
university. The Hermitage team for
this season has not yet been selected,
but will be chosen at meeting of the
tennis players of the club at the club
house on "Wednesday evening,
1T Is expected that a large gallery
will witness the matches on Friday ana
Saturday.
An attractive announcement card OF
the fourth annual Old Dominion tennis
tournament has just been issued by The
Hermitage Club. Tho tournament, which
is for the Hermitage challenge cup,
will be held on the dirt courts of tho
club ON June list. under the auspices OF
tho United States National Lawn Tennis
Association The events will include
mems singles and doubles and ladies'
singles and doubtless
Consolation event in mems singles
will also be played If possible, This
tournament Is open to all players
whether residents Of Virginia or net,
Challenge cups are offered In mems
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BRILLIANT WORK
WINS IN TWELFTH.
Especial 10 Tho Timcs.Dispatch. ]

LYNCHBURG, VA. May 4.-Brilliant
work by Hopkins in the eleventh In
ming OF to-day's game between Lynch
burg and Portsmouth,. when he cut a
run off at the plate and his double in
the twelfth won the game for the Wis
itors by the score OF ! TO o. The game
was one of the most brilliant seen
here in two seasons. and 1t was a
pitchers battle royal from start to
finish. Schuman weakened in the
twelfth and scratch followed by
sacrifice and Hopkinss double down
the left foul line sent the winning run
In The score
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FAV0Rs JOCKEY CLUB

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 4--Judec
Samuel r. Kirby. of the Chanccrv
Court. late to-day issued an injunction
In favor Of tho New louisville Jockey
Club against the city officers OF Louis
Vile, Restraining the latter from In
t ths c conduct of tho race meet tE mia =
Churchill Downs. beginning Tomorrow,
or preventing the operation OF PART
mutuel betting machines. The Is
suance Of the restraining order by
Judge Kirby means that the race meet
Ing will be run according to schedule
until the Injunction is dissolved, If
Tint ncCnrs -..--
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Defeat Hornets.

[Special loITheNTlNts-I lBpHtrH.I
WINSTON SALENI, N, c., May A.
Two thousand people saw the Winston
Blues defeat the Charlotte Hornets in
q pretty game of hall here this after
noon. the score being Z to g. The Wis
itors made their runs In the second in
ming. Winston scored IN tho fourth.
four in the fifth,gone In tho seventh and
two In tho eighth. Batteries Charlotte,
Fun and sWlnk; Winston, McGearyand
Hess. syn a8stlt
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on TUESDAY. NAY 5. 1908.
AUCTION SALE

On TUESDAY, NAY 5. 1908.
at $3.50 o'clock P. NJ, on the premises
we will offer the above at auction
This dwelling has about nine large
rooms. beautiful recep-
ton hall, wide staircase. elegant cab
met mantels and. in fact, everything
necessary to make 1t up-to-date.
Don't miss this opportunity to get
one of the most desirable homes in the
West End.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
GREEN & REDD. Auctioneers.
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PENN BEATS CAROLINA

PHILADELPHIA. PA, May 4--The
of Pennsylvania defeated
Score BY innings Ri. T..
North Carolina. o 1 oooO0,o0--1 8
.,20O1 00H--4 8 3
Batteries Fullenwilodr and Hobbs;
Collier and Smith.
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RnttinG.
Locust Dnlc Wins.

Special to The Times-Dlspatch.1
CULPEFER. VA. May 4.-There was
an exciting game of ball played on the
|Culpeper diamond this afternoon be-
tween the teams of Locust Dale and
|Culpeper. The game was holly con-
tested from the beginning to the end.
land resulted in favor of Locust Dale
nv crore of To 4 /. ! j
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Especial to The Times DIspatch.l

Especial to The Times DIspatch.l
ASHLAND. VA, May 4.-The Ran
dolh-Macon baseball team has been put
through stiff practices for the past
week, every effort being nut forth to
get the team in the hest shape possible
FOR the championship game with tho
Spiders on tomorrow afternoon. Coach
Warren. who has done so much to bring
the team IN to It's present high stand
ard, feels confident of victory for the.
Yellowjackets.
There seems to be mistaken idea
of Randolph Macon's chance for the
championship Of the eastern DIVISION,
AS It stands now, Randolph Macon IS
at all for the coveted cup, unless there
should be tie between Richmond,
William and/NIary and Randolph Ma
con. and this played off, This erron-
eous idea probably resulted from the
fact that the Spiders and Yellowiacls-
cts have three games. and two OF these
games must be Won by one OF the
teams before It can claim victory over
the other. One Of these games has
been won by the Richmond team and
the second in the series will be PLAYED
Mt Broad Street Park Tomorrow ana
the last on next Monday Randolpll-
Macon has defeated the other compet-
ing colleges. and II she wins these. two
last games the cup is hers;4if she loses
them, there is n tie.
The team Is In excellent condition Tor
the game, Drewry will pitch.
I The college team defeated the Hed-
3 ford Acadeny. team here this afternoon
( hv score q $ tot. The same !. was as;
SLOW and uninterestinE throughout,
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By Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 6 North Ninth Street.
POSITIVE AUCTION SALE

POSITIVE AUCTION SALE,
or
DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
BY request Of owner viii sell a,
public auction on the premises the de.
sirable business property known as
NOS. 1917 AND 1919 NORTH SEVEN.
TENTH STREET.
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 9Th.
at 6 F. NJ.
This property has two store fronts
with dwellings, above, containing ten
rooms. Suitable for any store purposes
or lodging house. Fronts G. & Q, shops
and near the Locomotive Works
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at
sale.
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Signs n Catcher.

.5a rSnecial to The Times Dispatch.
RALEIGH. N. c.. May 4.-Manager
Kelly. of the Raleigh baseball team
signed to-day Frank Wrenn as n
catcher. He is from Siler City. and
did fine work on Trinity's team a few
seasons back.
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TOtHIs ............ .34 IUF25 I'd
One out when winning run made.
NnrfOlk

Richmond ,,..,......y 0 q O q q q "
O1tO010 900 Id
Summary. Earned runs--Richmond
i: Norfolk, !. Three base hfts-Strader;;
jackson. Stolen bases-Riggs. Sparks,
Bonner (3). Rutland. Sacrifice hits
Riggs. Sparks, Rutland, Fox. Left on
bases--Norfolk. .: Richmond. 5. Dou-
BILE plays-GettiE. unassisted Lipe to
Cowan. Struck out--by Sparks, 6: by
Fox. 5. Base on balls--off Sparks. s.
Batter hit--by Fox. 1. Time-l:5o.
Umpire-Byron. Attendance-3,000.
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TEAM AVERAGES

LYNCHBURC;, VA, May 4.-The
I.yndhburg team for the first two
weeks of the Virginia League season IS
leading the circuit in fielding and bat
ting. The averages of the six teams
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MANNING PUZZLE
TO WASHINGTON
Griffith and Moriarity Sent
Clubhouse for Disputing
With Umpire.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Rcsults Yesterday.
Washington, 8; New York, IL.
Philadelphia, 3: Boston, 2.
st. Louis. o; Detroit, !.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

-
COLUMBIA. S. c.. May launched
hits By Macon In the sixth and eighth
innings and msplays by Columbia In
the first and ninth gave Macon to-
days game.
Score by innings r. II. e.
Macon ........2 Q 0 2021-7 IL 3
Columbia ...2 02O0000-4 0 8
Batteries: Beckle and Stubbc; Welsh
er and Harnish. Time, 200. Umpire,
TRULY.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. May 4.-Pitct-
er Foster ot the local team, won his
own game to-day. After pitching d
good game. he singled in the ninth,
driving in the only run Of the game.
Score by innings: r. II. L..
Charleston 800 0 000001-1 Z .
Savannah ......Q o 90 Go 5 2
Batteries: Foster and Reisinger;
Hamilton and Kahkoff Time, 1851.
Umpire Lariean.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, May 4.-The
locals took the lead in the opening in
ming and held 1t. Lee was steady In
the tight places.
Score by innings. r. II. u.
Jacksonville III O 20i00s-5 IL 4
Batteries: Atkins, Schmck and Car
son; Lee and Roth. Time, 1856. KIM
MIRO. SuckleY.
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NEW YORK. May 4,-The locals had
the game we'll in hand to-day at the
end of the sixth. and Manager Nc
Graw withdrew Mathcwson ami Bres-
nahan. Philadelphia scored twice in
the ninth.
Score by innings: II. II. L.
philadelphia ..O0O000002- s 3
New York ....50O,oo .O1 2.-12 16 i
Batteries: Sparks and DOOM: Ma
thewson. Beocher and Bresnahan and
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Roanoke

Danville ............01 o. 20 0 - 4
Roanoke ........... % 0 o 200 0 70 2
Summary: Earned runs-Roanoke, 2.
Stolen bases-Henn (2). Ryan, Clark.
Sacrifice ;lits-Stafford, Ryan, Painter.
Two-base tiit-Shaffer Three-base hit
Lohr Left on bases-Danville, 6; Roa-
noke. g. Struck out-by Loos. 3; by
3. Wild pitch-Vcrnuelle, /.
Passed ball-Doyle Time of game
1880. Umpire-Westervelt Attend
ance-1 900.
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STRUCK OUT SIXTEEN
[sneclal to rhe rimes.plsnatcl

Especial to The Times DISPATCHED
CFIARLOTTESVILLE VA, May Az
men SSaGo Fed a e Ssfo
day, 8 to s, in an eighty-lnning contest.
Campbell struck out sixteen Of the
visiting batsmen.
H Score bv innings RI E.
Miller School,. {. 0 q 2 o & 0a1 S0--S 4
Jefferson School,.0 90 03O1 a04--5 s 6
Batteries Lewis and Blukey. Camp
bell and MRFshall .,, s 9SS s n u.
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Ncu York Wins.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May 4.-Smith
was hit hard to day and New York won
II to 3. Doyle lasted only two innings,
but Manning. who relieved him. was a
puzzle Manager Griffith and Moriarity
were ordered off the field for disputing
the umpires decisions.
Score by innings r. III. e.
Washington ...2 oo-5 I 6
New York......3 o0eO33o-11 II .
Batteries Smith and Street: DOYLE.
Manning and Klcinow. Time, 2.05.
Umpire, Connolly.
Close Game.
PHILADELPHIA FA. May All
though outbatted PHILADELPHIA to-day
defeated the Boston Americans by :: to
=. In each Of the first and eighth they
touched up Youngs curves for three
hit sand scored enough runs to win.
score by innings r. Fl. Z.
Boston .........1 0 o q % 1-2 10 .
Philadelphia ....eo00o0ole So
Batteries: Young and Carrlgan: Wick
ers and Schreck. Time. rs. umpires
Hurst and Sheridan
Hlanks st. Louis
ST. LOUIS. MO, Nav 4-Detroit to-
day defeated St Louis TO 0. The
game was called after the sixth inning
on account OF rain. By punching hits
in the first inning Detroit scored the
only run.
Score by innings: r. Fl. r.
st. Louis. 10 Oo-0 . 4
Batteries: Walden and speneer.
Summers and Thomas. Time. 1.1e'
Umpire. O'Loughlin
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Needham Time, 1924 Umpires, Rid,
and Emslie.
One-Sidcd.

BOSTON. May 4.-Boston defeated
Brooklyn to-day in a one-sfded con-
test, to 9. The locals batted Pasto-
RUS freely. while Dorner was invinci-
BILE.
Score by innings: r. II. Z.
Boston ........1 / 2 o o 0s-6 10
Brooklyn 20 o o 0 001 OFF, 4 4
Batteries. Dorner and Bowerman:
Pastorius and Bergen. Time, 1893. TIM
nire KLEIN
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COLLEGES T0.CLASH.

Richmond College and Randolph Ma
con clash to-day at Broad Street Park
in one Of the most important games of
the championship series.
Randolph Macon has already de-
feated William and Mary and Hamp-
den-Sidney.
William and Mary has Won from
HampdenSidney,a and last Saturday, In
game which was In doubt to the
Finish. defeated the Spiders by the
score OF 5 to 4.
The game to-day is the second with
Randolph Macon, the first having been
won by Richmond College by the score
should the Spiders win to-day the
tie up for the championship will prob
ably be played off in Richmond next
week. The Richmond College batting
order will be as follows:
Gardner, left field; Shepard, third
er; y. Wright, itcher; G. Wright. cen-
tire field; Gwathmey, shortstop; Ezekiel,
first base; Smith, right field.
Hcffron, the Lawmakers fleet left
fielder, will handle the indicator. The
game will be called at 1880 o'clock, and
at the same time Hampden-Sidney will
face William and Mary.
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Portsmouth,.

I.ynchburg ..O0O00oO000 90
Portsmouth ......00 90 o 90 oil
Summary Two base hits-Westlake,
Schuman. Griffin and Hopkins. Three
base hit--Raley. Sacrifice hits-Schu-
man. Gnadinger and Boyd (21. Stolen
bases-Anthony and Davis. First base
on error-Lynchburg. ]. Earned run
Portsmouth. ]. Left on bases
Lynchhurg. 10: Portsmouth. S. Double
plays-Westlake to Raley to Westlake:
Lawrence to I.arkin TO BOYD: Griffin
10 Lawrence to Boyd. Struck out
by schuman. / (: by Vail 1. Base on
'balls-off Schuman. .: off Vail .. Hit
nv pitched ba1l--Fooker and Moss. At
tendanee-1,00o. Time of gamc-1:ae.
umpire-Mace.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
RESULTS Yesterday.

BOSTON. G; BROOKLYN ..
New York, -: Philadelphia. Q.
Chicago st Louis: postponed rain.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Montgomery. Ala
Score by irninSs: r. II. T..
Montgomery 100 0 0001 01-2 /
Atlanta % o 0 0 0O-1
Batteries: Thomas and Messett: Ken
zie and Ha.tburt. Time, las. Umpire.
Pfeninger.
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stnndinr of thc clubs.
Game. To-Day.

Detroit at ST Louis.
! Boston at Philadelphia.
| Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Washington.
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At Birmin CHAM. Ala
Score Dy innings: r. III. f.
Birmingham 90 90 Q OOO-l 10
Nashville ......0 o 80 90 00.u-3
Batteries: McNeal and Raub: J. Du'
gan and Hardy. Time, 2:3o. Umpire
Brown.
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Standing of the Clubs.
Games To-Day.
Easy Victory.

Chicago ut PIttsburg.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
at Little Rock. Ark

AT Little Rock. Ark
Score by innings: r. II. r.
New Orleans. 900 Q 100000
Batteries: Walters and Wood: Brett
enstein and Stratton. Time. 1855. Um-
pire Carpenter. Game called on ac-
count of darkness.
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
4 Results Yesterday.
Richmond, 9: Norfolk, 3.
Portsmouth, 4; Lyncliburg. 0 (twelvc
lnnings).
Danvillc. q; Roanoke, 2.
stnndInE Of the Clubs.

Games To-day.
Richmond at Norfolk.
Portsmouth ut Lynchburg.
Roanoke at DanHille.