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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-08

Born-To Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Rogers of East Globe, ten pound boy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-08

rwins-Twins were born to MT. and Mrs. John Muscatto of North Globe two boys-nine pounds each. The young mother, only nineteen years of age, and herself weighs but ninety pounds. \
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-08

Changes Position-Ben Jones, who has been the bookkeeper and cashier at the Pioneer Market, has resigned and yesterday accepted similar po- sition at the Independent Market. Elm met Reed has taken the place made va cant by Mir. Jones at the Pioneer Mar ket.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-08

Salvation Army-Tonight, Holiness meeting at D. m. Bible lesson by Mrs. Boon. We anticipate good time. Come to the feast for you are welcome. Blessed are they that hunger and thirst after righteousness, for they shall be filled. Come in faith expecting. You will not be disappointed. A nice cool hall and a. right royal welcome await you by Ensign Chas. West.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-08
Inspecting property-y Y. Smith

president of the MeMillen- -Stonewall company, F. A. Woodward, superintend- ent of the National Mining & Explora- tion company, and Joe Sabourin left yesterday to inspect the property oi the MeMillen-Stonewall company, eighteen miles east of town. The company claims ledge three miles in length, and has thirty-two claims.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03

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ELEvEN-lNNING TIE

very interesting game OF nasen aro,nS ds
r,axed on the Richmond imperiai l b, ~
rssierday afternoon, resulting IN eeo hs,n
~ / In eleven Innings. the sahe NE,
1,,isd on account of darkness; me ,s,,.h IN :
II ~ Iookea like winners until tne eisns" -
mig when by punching their hits the In
,erais tied the score. smith then ss'a a,l
acwn and was puzzle TO the FisAoEs 81
towards. -, ,,..a.. left Neld
s,ni,b nttcher; +. Johns. shorts,opi !,
aims second base; Wilcox. catcher ana hr ,s ,
boss: Goodman. third basel Carter, r,gh.
Seid stroud centre field; r. Johns. flrst
base; Cox, catcher. Mar
Hustlars--schmidt second base; f. psap-
ma. third base; Peroe, centre heid: boWss'
in field: Whitlock shortstop; w. Deappe'
catcher: Radford, first base; Hampton
pitcher; Bryant, right field,
The score by innings: y,
.1rnneriels ..,....o o o o o 0-t
Hustlers .......,.I 90 90 III
summary: Two-bass hits-E. peappa.
Whitioek. Stroud. ". Dea?pa, stolen bases
Meade T. Johns. Wilcox t.l, Goodman, =.
Eeappa, Schmidt. Double plays-Carter te
Wilcox Bases on balls-Or smith. 81 of
Hampton. Z, Struck out-By Smith. ?; by
Hampton, I, Passed balls-Cox, J.. Time OF
game. e;i5. Umpire, s. w, Landrum At
tendance. 500.
This Rlchmond Imperals are. opened for
games from. any amateur teams IN or around
the city. Address 4. 2. Johns. 14l4 Me-
chanicsvilla Turnpike, city.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

COLUMBIA, IS. c.. May o.-Columbia
hit the ball hard and timely to-day
and ran the bases well, winning from
Charleston, Q to 4. Manion's base-rln-
ming was u feature.
Score by innings: RII u.
Charleston .....00s0a1 1000--i s |,
Columbia ....,2O01 2031+-9 II 4
Batteries: Wilkinson, Clancy and
Reisinser and During; Volz and Cote.
Time, 1:45. Umpire. Lanigan.
MACON. GA, May 2.--Jacksonville
won the third straight game from the
locals to-day.
Score by innings: R.3H. II.
Jacksonville ..l 90 ! 9S00-S 0 2
Macon ..,.l.....0 90 1 0 O030--4 II 4
Batteries: Goettell and Roth; Stow
ers and Stubble. Time, l;50 Empire,
Buckley.
AUGUSTA. GA, May 2,--Augusta
won the eighth straight game to-day
by defeating Savannah. to 0. The
features Of the game were the pitch-
ing of Htxon and the fielding OF the
locals.
Score by Innings: R.H. Il.
Augusta 100o00--1 0
Batteries: IIlxon and Kahlkoff: Sit
ton and Carson Time, las. Umpire.
TRULY,
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lend RACING SEASON
/ At LEXINGTON TRN.,
Z dIIu
Dung

LEXINGTON. KY, May 2,-To-day liz, rs.
racing closed the season at the assoc
citation tracks. Direct. winner of thu
first race, was the only favortte tina
won. Track heavy. Summarizes: was
First race-fve furlongs: two-yearn Il
old colts and geldings-Direct a tsev-
s) first. Tony NJ. C. to s, place) seconoyere
Anderson (even. show third Tischool
I1I7. yisiteJ
-olds--Terah 6 To ~ first u.s. -
quette (oat, place. second, MAJ ,ona !,
(even. show third. Time, 10 1-5W ONE.
Third race-tive furlongs; for filth the
three year olds-Lady Hawthorne .ncour.
to 10l first, Alice Baird e. to s, pka.en 81
second, Raba Is to 5. show iiporta
Fourth race--seven turlongs; ;ie ~ !,
three -year-olds and UP: selltng-SaF anu
Clay (3 to ~ first, Gibson {3 TO snuer
place. second, Andis g to 2, sho'pres-
S'i Fifth raee-seven furlongs tire the
year-olds and up; selling--Isady Vic s1ack
to 10) first, La Fayette (even, platr 80
second Hazel Patch CA to b. sho. ~ ~ !,
Sixth race--mile and an eig9hasso-
three year olds and up: sellin: the
Thomas G. to y first, Bucket Rrtg.spaid,
O. to 9, placer second, Katie 5PoW@in a
lout. SNOWY third. Time, 2.03 4-5.
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standing Of the Clubs.
Gnmes To-day.
Detroit at ST. Louis.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Timely Hits.

WASHINGTON. May 2.-washineton
hit Glade for triple, double. and
three singles In the eighth inning to-
day and easily, defeated New York, 8
TO 8. Burns was puzzle to the New
Yorks. their five hits being scattered.
Score by innings: X. III. z.
Washington -. 10 2
New York ..,...02 100000 la I
Batteries: Burns, Street and Warner;
Glade and Kleinow. Time, 1895. I'm
pire. Connolly.
Pitchers' Duel.
PHILADELPHIA, May En- a
game which was twice stopped by
rain. Philadelphia defeated Boston, 2
10 0. Winters and Dygert had a
pitchers duel. the latter excclling.
Score by innings: r. II. z.
Boston .........0O000O0 100 3
Philadelphia 100000 O0'-a 3 /
Batteries: Winters and Carrigan;
Dygert and schreck Time, Lao.
Umpires. Sheridan and Hurst
Errors Lost Game.
ST. LOUIS. May 2.-Three costly errors
were made To-day by st. Louis. and Cieye-
land won TO ,. Howell was responsible
for the loss OF his own game Wild
throw In tha eighth inning on double.
Score by innings: II. II. E.
Cleveland ......0.o 1 90 o o 2 0-3 : .
Bat.eries--Howell. Dneen and Spencer:
joss and Clarke. Time, las. Umpires
Egan and Evans.
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TRIM N0RTHsIDE PETS

The Pets and St. And,ew. crossed cs Sdt.
ana in no stage OF the game did the Pet.
have show CLARK. n was ~, On ,n .hi pe nE'ni
M mercy rhe feature OF the game was
The batting Of ST. Andrews. Brandstord,.
drive TO right field fence was the 1onses'
slnms. right field; Poose mrs, base bFan rs
second base: Grassherser. catcher; Blunt
left field Clarke. pitcher.
Northside Pets-costelo first base; Ban
Mister. second base: Messeoe, 4, catcher Mur-
right field; H. Fisher, centre ncld; sutliKe
sbortstop: Kicker, pitcher.
The score by innings: X
Serthside Pets. .......o 1000 3 1T
Summary: Two base htts-Bunt and
Kicker. Threc-base hit-Blunt Home rur
s,,-~Rransford, Base on bals--Clarke. III,
by pitched balls-Rlcker and Sutllne. Struck
out--Ry Clarke, u; BY Kicker, 8. i Passed
balls-Grassberser Wild piteh-clarke
Time OF game, hours. Umpire. Mr. French
Attendance. 200,
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Atlanta, Ca
Score by innings: r. lie.
Atlanta .........30114I 10 Is 2
Birmingham ....OOoO0oOO-
Batteries: Cummings and McMurray
Clark, Ables and Ruub. Time, l:45.
Umpire, Brown.
AT Montgomery, Ala
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Montgomery ....1 o1loOoo.-s 5
Nashville .......ooooolOoo--1 z $
Batteries: Van Anda and Messitt;
Hunt and seabaugh. Time. :e5. I'm
pire. Pfenninger.
At New Orleans
Score by innings: R.H p.
Memphis .......o oooooo1o-s i
New Orleans. 49, 0000O1 0o-1 Q
Batteries: Chappell and Owen; Burk-
ct. Guese. stratton and Matthews.
Time. 1:4s. Ulnptres, O'Brlen and Fitz-
simmons.
At Mobile, Ala.I
Score by innings: r. H e.
I Lit.le Rock..,..o9 9 9 Q 9 %
Batteries: Hart and Wood; Becker
and White. Time. 1885. Umpire, Car
ra TAR i :.
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BREAKS RECORD.

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Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, May g.
The annual field day sports at the Uni
rersity of Virginia to-day were wit
messed by small crowd Only one
Virginia record was broken-TDavis
making the two-mile run in 1o:41 a-5
The all-round medal was won by Edwin
Holiday, OF Charlottesville, member
OF the football eleven. who easily out
distanced his competitors for the honor.
scoring total OF twenty-four points
The high wind which prevailed was a
great handicap to the entries In the
track events. Summaries;
100-yard dash-Ashby. first; Holla.
day. ss second; Finlay, third. Time. Hole.
second; Goodwin. third. Time, 90 Oh.
440-yard dash--Goodwin, first. Ford.
second; Marbury, third. Time. 2:1o2-5.
Han, mile-Ford,. first; Moomaw. Sec
ond: Caldwell third. Time, a:1o.
Mile-Wllliams. first; Harwood. sec
ond; Time. s minutes.
120-yard hurdes---Holladay, first:
G e, "a, second: Forsythe. third.
Randolph. second. Time. :25 As.
Two-mile run-Dayis, first. Time,
1871 3-6.
-put-saville, first: Cecil second
Mcdonald, third. Distance, 81 feet Q
inches.
Hammer throw-Saville, first; Nc
Donald, second: L. Wexford, third Dis
lance, 104 feet inches.
High jump--Holladay first; Hughes
and Charrington tied for second place.
Height, feet inches.
Broad iump-Holladay. first NAPLES,
second; Butler, third. Distance. 20 feet
9 inches.
Pole vault-Hughes. first; Charming
ton, second; Holiday. third. Height.
s feet inches.
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owing to the high wind the regular
Decd Run Club shoot was postponed
until next Saturday, at which time the
members of the club will shoot at ! 90
targets. and the scores made at this
shoot will count for the postponed
shoot.
The tail end of the Southern cyclone
hit Richmond yesterday afternoon, and
the high wind lnterfered with the
flight Of the targets. and it was tm-
possible to Judge which way the tar,
gets were going, but In View of all
this some excellent scores We're reg
istered.
Deep Run and Flora tied for honors,
each breaking % out of %.
Lawrence was a again high gun, break
ing so out Of 100, n most creditahla
score. weather conditions considered.
There is mo doubt but what. Lawrence
is the coming shot of this city, having
been high gun oftener this season than
any other shooter. This is his third
season at the traps, and should he
continue to Improve will be In the
professional class before the season
ends, p
( Messrs, Rueser and Grey, two new
shooters, faced the trans yesterday at
tsrnonn for the first lime. Although
the targets were hard, they made good
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DOWNS A. & NJ.
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Z -
ASHLAND. VA. May 2r-Randoiph-Ma
con won from A. and NJ. here to-day by the
score of 10 I. The game was called ir
the seventh inning on account OF rain
Randolph Maton's' opportune batting waA
the feature, Beyilie getting three hits OUT
OF three times up.
The score by innings: R.H. K.
Randolph. Macon ..a Q o o o-s
A. and sf.....t.....0 l . o , OIL
Randolph Macon-Storey. right field; Lam
caster. third base: Beale. shortstop; BeviIle,
'catchsr: Hale. left field: Newman. first
base; Barrow, centre field; Grovely, pitcher
Pritchard, second base.
and M-Abernathy. second base. Fox,
hrst base; Harris, left field; Farmer, third
bcsei Council. centre field Tompson, catch
er; Silfert, right field; Black. shortstop:
Sexton. pitcher. Umpire TrevIllian
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SPIDERS BEATEN
IN EXCITING GAME
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Spatial to The rim Oh Dspatch.1
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. May 2.-wil.
liam ana Mary defented Richmond cot
lege here this afternoon In probably
tho most exciting game ever played
on the campus by score Of to 4.
A largo number of rooters from Rich.
mond were present, and the cheers Of
these and the home students kept such
a constant uDroar that It. was next
q to impossible to hear tho decisions of
the umpire.
William and Mary started the scoring
IN the first inning. when v. Arnold and
3Joynes crossed the plate. Joynes in
the third and G. Arnold In the fourth
inning again crossed the plate, max
Ing matters seem blue for Richmond.
who up to this time had failed to land
man on third. After this, however,
-. Wright seemed to rally, and strucI,
out man after man. Richmond began
to even up in the fifth, and made mat
ters warm foe the locals by sending
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CAROLINA HAS EASY
TRACK MEET VICTORY
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Especial to The Times- Dsputch.I
CHAPEL HILL, n. c.. May I'm the
track meet held here to-day between the
University of North Carolina and Wake
Forest College. Carolina won by tho score
OF IS to 80. Thirteen events were entered,
out Of which Carolina won ten tirst places,
tor second places and five third places.
Wake Forest won three first places. three
SECOND places and eight third places.
Cardinals representatives were Davis,
q Rutzler, Singlotery, y. Williams. NJ. VIII
liaIns. Thompson, Phillips Cooper, Bridgers
Eames, Conner. Ritch. Shaw, Lyle aud
Everett.
Wake Forest was represented by Messrs
5gMah Marhher rnetie s aMan
Blanchard aud Carrick.
The features of the meet We're the broad
Jumping of Bowman and Williams, the ham,
mer-throwins by Gardner, and the hard
running of Everett. No records were made
but the meet was Interesting and we'll con-
Quoted.
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NIpENATER SHQ0T.

The fifteenth annual outing of the
Whitewater Fishing and Social Club
was held on Thursday on the POTOMAC
River near Washington, Seventy
members attended and had the best
time in the history Of the club, ndulg-
ing in clay pigeon shooting, rifle prac-
tice. quoits and croquet.
The target tournament. managed by
Mr. j. a. Anderson. representative OF
the Union Metallic Cartridge Company,
was a pronounced success. and the best
scores ever attributed to any of its
members were made. Wiley Lawrence
Won high average, with the remark
ably good score of % out of 100, win
ming the s. in gold. "Virginap was a
close second with9 90 out OF 100. break
ing his last fifty straight, with an UNI
finished run or slxty-eight straight.
Rutferford's work was Of gilt
edge cast until the last event in n
frainstorm, when he fell down to twen-
ty. going out will, 50 out of his 100.
Albert Anthony and R.5W. Payne tie,l
in Glass B for first place. and di-
5vided first money.
There was an exciting race at twen-
.ty-five targets between two veteran
shots, Mr.. Andrew Krnuse and Mr.. A.
G. Anthony. This was a sea-saW race,
until the last target MI. Krause win
ming out by tho narrow margin of one
target. ~
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three men across the bag. Again In
the sixth. SHE scored, tying the score
a to 4.
No more scoring was done by either
side until the n!ntl, inning, In which
william and Mary took the game. Hall.
the first man up. was hit and took first,
stealing second almost Immediately
q. Arnold advanced him to third on a
sacrifice hit to short, and v. Arnold.
taxing the bat, landed the first ball
1tnrown to right field, making pretty
nit. Hall came home amid showers OF
applause aud enthusiastic cheers. The
Students rushed upon the field bearing
the players of on their shoulders
This game was the last OF william
ana Mary's championship series and
as matters now stand. the committee
VIII be unable to award the cup for
the season, William and Mary ana
games y
The game was umpired by Morgan.
Of Richmond, and Savage, of williams
burg.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE
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iSl.tNIflA VII nc
GREENSBORO. N. c.. May 2.--Win.
ston put IL all over Pop" McKeevits
bunch to-day outclassing them at
every stage OF the game. a home run
by Rerden and the hating Of Maley
FOR Winston We're features.
The Winston team had on their bat
ting clothes, and the three pitchers
used by Greensboro failed to stop the
hitting, Sisson was put out of the
game for kicking.
score by innings: Il. FL Y,
Greensboro o. o5oooSoI--a 8 :
Batteries: Fry, Carson Kllroy and
Adams; wills and Hess. Umpire,
Groves
CHAIR. OTTE;. N. c., May a,spar-
tanburg made 1t two out Of three from
Charlotte to-day taking the third
game of the series by a score OF ia
s. Plott did good work for tho 10.
Gals. but Was not given the best OF
support, and, though y was q fairly
good game until the ninth, the locals
went up III tile air at the last mo-
ment and lost the game.
Score by innings: y. =, y,
spartanburs ~ Oh oo5ao Or 9 3
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.

The sunday school Lea sue opened ausnlcI-
opsly yesterday afternoon on three diamonds
III the West End
The scores by innings are as follows: Il
w e. C. S. S.........o 0820sl o e o--7
iWestmnster 1900 ! Q Ga OIL
Grove Avenue. ,..,,.,4 o 21ssoa O---14
Il, 3. S, S,.3,....,....0 o 20180 ! o. q
Asbury 49,, .,.i.......0 o 01oZ OIL %
The lineup for the West End Christian
team was as follows: Pullin, catcher: Ag-
new, pitcher; Chernaut, sheraton; Wyatt
first base; Kendler. second base; Wall. third
base; Gasklns. left field; Carter. left field
Seay, centre field; Lester, right field.
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SHOOT IN THE HURRICANE

scores. Rueger breaking 81 and Gray
25 out of so.
The club held meeting after the
shoot yesterday evening and adopted
rules to govern the shoot for this
season. It was. also agreed to Install
sho'A over these traps the first and
third Saturdays of each month,
1t is to be hoped that next Satur-
day will he a good summer day to
bring out the hot weather shooters.
some baseball pitchers, that cannot
pitch unless the weather Is hot, The
club meets arc EOnon to- yisItnrsS Scnrn.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN, May 2,-.Yal
met defeat to-day at the hands o. ti
University of Pennsylvania thasebs
tea snara the e. sf iopins ss:ns = R. ~
Uni, Of Pa. 10000 00--3 s Il
Ya1a 20 OF O 90 1 O o. b 8.
Batteries: Simpson and SMITH Pc 8.
son, Rose and Philbtn, Time. q,
lIrmpire. Snring. 80
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Tle Game.

A very interesting game of ball was
played yesterday between the Holds
worth Baseball Club and the Sunny
Side Baseball Club, resulting In a tie,
the score being 2 to 2. The game was
called on account Of lack OF time, the
game 'm ending ct NJ $50 nj, 3 M ana the
had to leave left at 3;44,
1t was very pretty game from
start to finish. The sunny Side boys
scored two runs. in the eighth inning,
In the last half Of same Inning. Tho
runs for Holdsworth We're due to the
fine playing Of Campbell and Halnil-
ton ButterWorth. while thos for Sum
ny Side We're due to Rick and Abner
RutterWortk,
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Sporting Edltor-Please answer the
following questions:
4. Who led the Virginia League In
stolen bases last season! s7
2. Has Revelle ever played In ans
other league?
3. DO you think there Is u faster
runner than ETeffron in this league?
4 A. Where did Sparks play last yenr2
WIN, O, $.
a Petersburg, Va.
l. lleffron.
+ q No other large league,
3. Probably none faster.
x 4, Augusta, South Atlantic League,
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ST. LOUIS MARATHON

ST. LOUIS. MO-. May e.-Displaying
remarkable reserve strength at the
finish Of wearing run of twenty-five
miles. Sidney r. Hatch Of the First
Regiment A. c.. OF Chicago. to-day for
the third time won the Missouri Ath-
letic Clubs Marathon race, and gained
the right to represent America In the
Olympic games in London this summer.
Hatch made the twenty-five miles in
2:29:35, breaking his own record of
2:aN:of for the same COURSE.
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LYNCABuRG EVENS
LIP With RICHMOND
CONTINUED from First PageD

(Contfnued from First Page.)
gone out to BOYLE In the eighth. Raley
singled, going to third on Ison's error.
kirkpatrick walked and stole second,
while Raiey scored. Boyle's error made
Bowen safe while Kirkpatrick scored
Bowen reached third on MOSS drive
to right field, but Westlake famed.
In the ninth Cowan flew out to
Kirkpatrick, but Revelle swatted the
sphere to centre. Strader did likewise,
and Lipe was hit by pitched ball,
bringing the bases up to capacity.
Then the heavy-hitting Riggs came to
bat. while the grandstand stood on Its
feet. Like Casey he famed. and Sand
herr flew out to third. The score:
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PETERSBURG V|CT0RS.
.tsnecial TO rh. rime.-p..patch.

Special 20 This T1mes- Dixpatfh.
PETERSBURG, VA. May te.-The Peters
burg baseball clubs newly-organized team
won it's first game of the saasnn from the
Battle Axe team of Richmond by score OF
: to before small crowd at Kenilworth
Park this afternoon with gale blowing
across the diamond.
The score by innings: z. II. p.
Petersburg ......1 1ot L o o III 8 ]
Battle Axe......o o o OOH ! o. 6 .
MISUNDERSTANDING. Fitzpatrick and
Cl'urp: Battle Axe, Boiling and Strong. I'm
pfe. Wells.
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ATHLETIC OFFICERS:

Ispccial 20 The Times pispatch. b!
cHARLOTrE:SyJLI.E VA. May ct Innt
acr,lni electton OF officers of the Generaml
Athletic Association Of the University s. 1
Virginia te-day4 resulted as follows red
Charles b. Crawford. of Theological scr Ss
mary, PRESIDENT; NJ, r. Faville. OF polg
willie. n ", vice-nrssIdrnt Members II n,
Advisory Board, Francis r. Cooke, OF Roar = :.
ok g. Va. and lanes a. Rector, OF III
ST rings Ark. Crawford is, q star tooth, I.
tpsayer while Rector il the champlon sllue q
distance runner. FaYille formerly plaN
on the sCornel football team 49, G
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Especial TO The Tlmes-plspatch.1

ANNAPOLIS, ND, May 2.-The base
ball nine Of the University OF Nortl,
Carolina defeated the Midshlpnen here
this afternoon by a score OF to 4.
The game was an unsatisfactory one
and was stopped during the last part
OF the fifth inning on account Of rain.
At that Zine the score stood the game
az 1t did finally. but the Midshtpmen
had two out and two strikes on the
last batter when Umpire Collifower
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Totals IA a K oss11 .
.NONARCHBOVVLERS
STILL IN THE LEAD

The Monarch team, in the fifth seriex
OF the championship match. Defeated
the Capitol team by the large mar
gin of siSty-two pins. The Monarch
.ealn now leads the Capitol team nine
ty-siX pins. There are bur three mnre
games to be rolled, which will end
the eighteen games. Then The Cant
tol team viii go to Norfolk and bowl
SIX games, after which the Monarch
team VIII return with the Capitols. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
'Thirtcen InninEs.

77 SpfcIal 10 The TImes-nlspatch.I IL 80
EAST 5ItADFORp,3 VA. May EFT
st, Alhan's team returned TODAY fr-ur
game and were treated royalty, AT 4 d
end of thirteen innings the score stGun
s to & in favor of Bellevue. Tho 8
teams will meet on the Radford a:
mond ,nhNt Saturday, IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
EPISCOPAL GETS FIRST 4
GAME FROM W00DBERRYli
+ special to The Times D s;patch.

- Snerfaf ,,,,-c
ALEXANDRIA,, VA. May las Ia
Episcopial High School defeated Wee t
berry Forest here to-day in the INN Inn,
game of the scholastic chompions I
Series Of Virginia. Score. . to g
Woodhnrry started In by gettlng.sch,
run in the first ana second 1n ntua
themselves scoring four in5the seccs I
and one in the third. Woodber -; -
other run came in the ninth = ~ I,
Episcopal ees
Woodherry ..,3... nj. . ..ask
Batteries: Dabney and Hunter; ! NJ i, :