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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-09
is CHOSEN WITH MANY
OTHERS TO REPRESENT AMERICA

NEW YORK, June $50 represent
the United States in the Olympic games,
which Will be held in London next
month, seventy men, the pick Of
the countrys athletes were tonight
selected as. the American team by the
American Olympic team committee at
q meeting In the Aston House.
The committee. with It's unlimited
range OF selection, picked what lis be
lieHed VIII be a team of track and
field men that Will bear the American
co1ors worthiy. Dearborn, McGrath,
Rose, Sheridan and Coo are some OF
those selected TO compete In the heavy
weight and discus events. Sheppard,
at middle distance; Hlllnan, for the
hurdles, and EVERY, In the high and
broad jump. are some Of the other
selections which are regarded as safe
event winners for the team. While the
team selected tonight will he the
main reliance OF America in the yari-
Gus events to be contested the commit
tee has also formulated supplement.
tary list Of athletes, including the
more promising of the younger ele-
ment, which may be drawn up to COM
plete the entry list In some of the
events. To-night's list however Is
likely to be the guide OF the committee
In making the entries for the various
events which Will be announced in de-
tail tomorrow. Following is the Sc
lected list:
Plat Adams. n. y. A. c.; j. C. Alice,
Princeton University; C. J. Bacon,
1rish-American A. c.: S. II. Bell. Stan
ford University. CAL; +. G. Bellars,
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KNOXVILLE TENNIS

Eament for the championship Of Ten.
nessee will be held on the four dirt
c,! of the Knoxville Lawn Tennis
CLUB. Knoxville, Tenn, June oath r.
july 4th. This will be an open tour.
nament Ind will be held under the
auspices Of the Southern Lawn Tennis
ASSOCIATION, a branch OF tho U. S. N,
ehampionship singles, mems CHAMPION
snip doubles, and mems consolation
Three handsome silver cups, donated
oy the Nashville Tennis Club (which
Tor the past three years have been
contested for in Nashville, Tenn.). viii
De awarded tho winners of the cham
rionsnips. These cups must pc Wen
three years tnot necessarily in success.
SOM s, ~, before they become the property
Three silver cups will also be award
ed the winners of the tournament lby
The Knoxville Lawn Tennis Club. 4
prize Will he offered the winner Of
the consolation singles. The winner
OF the singles will have the privilege
.of challenging Mr. Cowan Rodgers Of
the Knoxville Lawn Tennis Club. win
rer Of the. championship in 1907. Tie
winners of the doubles will have tic
privilege OF challenging Messrs. Nor
man Farrell! Jr, and j. Floyd SDav, of
the Nashville Teuris Club, winners az
the championship in 1907
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Standing OF the Clubs.
Games To-day.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at st. Louis
Timely Hit.

timely 1Alts
CHICAGO, June S.-Atz's hit, scoring
Davis. put Chicago in the lead OF the
American League race. The locals
again defeated Washington by q late
rally.
Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
Chicago ....... OO010oOO11--2 4 0
Washington -. O0O0O0100-1 3
Batteries: Walsh. White. Sullivan and
Weaver; Burns. Street and Warner.
Time. 1:45. Umpire. Connolly.
New York Wins.
CLEVELAND, OHIO. June Sleeve
land outbatted New York to-day, but
failed to bunch It's hits. and New York
won to l. New York's base running
was a feature.
Score by innings: Ri. L.
Cleveland ..... 00Q0O0010-1 IL /
New York $50. 0b 0O0OOO-6 10 9
Batteries: Theilman. Chech and
Bemis; Orth, Kleinow and Blair. Time,
1862. Umpire. O'Loughlin.
Wndicll shuts Out Athletics.
ST. LOUIS. MO. .Iune s.-Three Phil
adelphia pitchers were unable to stop
st. Louis batting streak to-day. and
tile locals won. 10 to 0. Jvaddell was
a puzzle to his former team mates.
Score by innings: r. II. q.
is. Louis 114O00.-10 15 0
Philadelphia 100 90 90 0 o o. 2
Batteries: Waddell and Spencer; Vicle-
ers, Carter. Krause and Smith. Time,
1:45 Empires. Evans and Hurst.
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OARSMEN AT WORK

Pleasant weather sent many mem
bers to the Virginia Boat Club yester-
day, while some good practice was
the racing crews.
A four-oared gig was taken out Inv
Nj; w; L. Gillian, acting as coxswain,
with Messrs. Witt, Cushman, RoWen
and Richardson making up the crew,
Also Mr.. Sidney S. Smith took out the
single scull and put in soma good prac-
tice, Mr.. Smith is working down to
a good account OF himself later on in
the season.
The oarsmen that went out in the
gig have been practicing regularly for
several Weeks back. Each member is
in good physical condition. and is
pulling strong oar, promising to be
good material for Coach Hecox to take
in hand when he arrives here early
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TWO ENTRIES
LEAD sTEEPLECHAsE

CINCINNATI, O., June S.-The Gerst
entries, Clarified and King Esta. ran
first and second in the steeplechase
handicap, the feature of the card at
Latonia to-day. Dell Leath ran into
the fence in the run home Jockey
Hoffman was seriously injured. Sum-
maries:
First race-six furlongs-AIerricls
(s1a.05. straighr) first. Barnesdale
(s25.45. place. second, lamar ($035
show) third. Time, 1:142-5.
Second race-one mile and six
lteenth ~ Hostile Hyphen (ss.75
.straight) first, Plantland (s7.15, place.
second, Motlboy ($615, show third
Time, 1:472-5
Third receive furlongs-Marshy
(s43.2o, straight) first, Fair Messenger
(s1o.s5, place. second. Abby G. (s15.4o
show) third. Time. s1.O32-5.
Fourth race-Steeplechase handicap
clubhouse course-Chartleld (s1S.15
straighD first, King Esta (s1Ia5
place. second, Class Leader (SS.65
show) third Time, s:2s4-5.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Dainty
Dam (s15.20, straight) first Al Mule,
(s7.60. place) second, Price Ashmed
($7.75, show third. Time, 1914 SIS.
Sixth race-tive furlongs-LightBl Blue
(saI.so, straight first, Footloost
(s130.95, place. second, st. Aulaire
(S2l.3o. sllow) third. Time, 1:o22-5.
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EASTERN CAROLINA
LEAGUE is OPENED
Especial to The rlnes-plspatch.,

lSpeclHi 10 me Il inles-D lSpatcn.)
RALEIGH, N. c., June s.--Raleigh
defeated Kinston to in the OPEN
ing game for the Eastern Carolina
League here this afternoon. the game
demonstrating the fact that both are
strong aggregations of players, and
also that Raleigh people are imbued
with that degree Of interest in the
sport that substantial patronage is
sure to be in evidence through the sea-
son. The game was called at 1880. Hon.
r. Il. Dixon, State Auditor, pitching
the first ball. and Mayor James /.
Johnson catching 1t. amid shouts of ap-
plause. The lineup of the two teams
were:
aleigh-Harris, pitcher; Thompson,
catcher: Beason. first base; Strebeigh,
second base; Warren, third base; Far
mer. shortstop; Hoffman, left field:
Dawson. centre field: Freeman. right
field.
Kinston-Brooks, pitcher: Young.
catcher; r. L. Fox. first base: C. Fox.
second base; McCory. third base:
Wolfe. shortstop: Ryan, left field:
Wooten, centre field; Thomas, right
field
Score by innings: r.. HE.
kinston 1890. 2oo001O0O-3 9
haieish 1850. 0 03O0-i o L
summary: Base on balls-Off Harris,
=; OFF Brooks, o. Struck out--By Harris
o; Brooks. !. Hit by pitched ball
harris, 1; Brooks. q Two-base hits
thompson and Beason. Three base
hit-Warren. Time of game, 1850. Al
tendance, 1000 Umpire. Henderson.
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.
Richmond, 2; Norfolk, o.
Iynchburg, 3: Portsmouth, 1.
Roanoke, g; Dnnville, 1.
Stumbling Of the clubs.
Game. To-day.
Richmond at Norfolk.
Roanoke ut Danville.
Portsmouth at Lynchburg.
Especial 10 Tho Times-DIspntch


NORFOLK, VA, June S.---Spnrks
ioutpitched Perduc to-day, and received
superior support. which gave Rich
mond the victory in fast and pretty
pitchers battle by the score OF to 0.
Brilliant fielding by both teams held
down the scoring. In the spectacular
work Titman led, three OF his chances
In right being hard and only gotten
after long runs. The Lawmakers
played a faultless game. and the clock
Ike work Of the infield caught the
crowd. Recent changes In the team are
for the better. The Crew played ex-
cellent ball, but the lone error by
o'Neal was responsible for the first
run. Charlie seitz, who took Bonner's
place at second, was the star for the
Tars. lie plays an excellent game at
the second station.
Hits were few and far between. The
Lawmakers were moro successful in
punching their four, two Of which
went for couple OF bases Lipe and
Haas carried off the batting honors,
each getting two. Richmond scored in
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BIG KILLING At GRAVESE1MD

Third race--handicap; all ages; one
nile and an eighth-Big Chief (5 to il
1859.
Fourth race--the Bedford stakes;
five furlongs-Erbet q
Intervene e to s, show third. Time,
1901.
Fifth race-three- year-olds and up;
selling; one mile and a sixteenth
placel second, Don Enriuua (out, show
third Time, 1:46 $50.
Sixth race-fillies and geldings; two
years old; five furlongs-Trance (even),
1GS!osMhterpana & TO- show third, Time
AtvVs 95 8494aSs ,e $as ~
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GRAVEsEND, n. Y, June s.-With
the victory Of Simon Pure In the stee-
plechase to-day big killing was put
through. He opened zip In the bet.
ting at 20 to l, and his price drifted to
40 to 1, Then tho money began to
pour In and the price dropped to IL
to /. Simon Pure won easily by ten
lengths Summaries:
First racc--handicap; mares of all
ages; about six furloEgs-Berry Maid
co to p nrst, Cresslna Is to I. place)
second. Julia Powell (even. show
third, Time, 1910,
Second race--steeplechase three-
year-olds and upward; selling: about
two miles-Simon Pure (12 to ~ first,
Waterspeed q to 1, placel second,
Locked out q to 10, show) third, Tins,
}3;47. lsE l W
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Especial TO The Times plspatch.l

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ROANOKE, VA. June s.-Roanokc
played gllt-edge ball to-day and won
out easily by n score OF 3 to 1. The
locals. were never in the running from
the beginning. Price and Vernuelle
were the opposing pitchers, and di-
vided Iionors about evenly. Nernuelle
was hard hit. but somebody made a
sensational stop every time anything
looked dangerous.
The squeeze play was pulled off ef-
fectivoly three times by the High
lsndcrs. Shaffer. Nernuelle and Hessler
doing the hitting that brought the runs
IN.
vernuelie's stick work was especial
ly effective, securing two doubles and
q single, while Jesse Reynolds. who
worked In right field. Hessler being
moved to second to succeed Clayton,
who is out OF the game with sore
leg. got three singles and sacrifice
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Irish Lnds Win Again.

The Irish Lads defeated the Impc-
rails on tho latter's diamond yester-
day by the score Of Q to s. The fea-
lures Of the game We're the batting OF
Johns for the Imperials and Foster
and T, Cavcdc for the Lads. The Irish
Lads. and Fulton Hustlers cross bats
on the Lads diamond In Fulton next
Saturday This game will decide tho
championship OF Fulton. The line-ups
follows:
J, Imperials-E. Hay. III; II. Johns. RI;
Smith, SIS. and q; Meade. If; II. Johns.
~; q. Hay. G.: Goodman, 3b; r. Johns,
CT: Redford, p. and OBJ
Irish Lads---.Lowe. CT; Hogan, SIS; G.
Cavedo, 2b: Schnadt, If; Wade ID; Il.
Gavedo. 81; Wilcox, IF; Foster. {;
Hampton, p.
Score by Innings: r..
irish Lads ......8...s... a.0o2oaoa 30
lmperials ....,... 49,. 3 0 0O21 0--S
Summary: Two-base hits-F. Johns
(2l 7. aCavcdo, Foster. Stolen bases
Schradt and Lowe. Sacrifice hits
tEIampton, c%yeds 90, Wileox, Smith,
Fit by pitched baiis-A. cave .hu ana d
schradt. Struck o,!t-by Hampton, s;
by Smith. 4: Ey BEDFORD 2, Passed bali
Foster. Time. of game. 900. Umptres,
NJ. Tyler end Mr.. Bcwles. Attendance,
v. u s + li
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Southern Tournnmcnt..

The following tournaments for the
year 1908 have been awarded by the
Association to clubs in the Southern
Lawn Tennis Associations
Championship of the Carolinns, Sans
Souci Country Club, Greenville, s. G.,
.Iune 18th
Gulf States championship, New Orr
leans Lawn Tennis Club, New Orleans.
La. June ED.
Tennessee state championship, Knox
VILE Lawn Tennis Club, Knoxville.
Tenn June Goth.
Championship of the South. Atlanta
Athletic. Club, Atlanta, Ga, July 9th.
Georgia State championships, Log
Cabin Club, Macon, Co., July 13th
South Atlantic States championship,
lCountry Club, Augusta, Ga. July 0tlh
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LYNCHBuRG BEATS
TRUCKERS 8 TO. |
Lsneeial 10 The Times plspa,eh.l

LYNcHBURG, VA. June s.-The To-
calls bested Portsmouth in poorly
played game here to-day, the final
score being 3 to 1. The Shoemakers
started out as though they would be
easy victims of Bobby Vail. and this
might have proven to have been the
outcome IL Vail had not been given
bad support and went into the air,
forcing the second run over the plato
in the seventh. Schuman was I'M
steady at the start. but after the fourth
inning the visitors We're unable to se-
cure safe hit off him. Bowen's work
was again brilliant. The score:
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Y. M. C. A. ATHLETICS

The outdoor volley ball and hand. :.
ball tournaments are in full swing at.
the Y. NJ. G. A. In last evenings
games of volleyball the Neverwasscrs
defeated the Hasbeens, 21'to II. In the
second game the Wouldbes put 1t over
the Oughtobes. 81 to I. The league
games are played every Monday even
ing at 6:15. Each team has eight men
and IL a sufficient number register an-
other league will be formed.
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ROANOKE PLAYS
GHTEDGE BALL

out OF the four times that he was up.
Clark's work III left field was OF
the sensational order. He made five
catches, all Of which were difficult,
the onc-handed stop over his head Of
Reinhart's drive in the second inning
being phenomenal In the third he
threw Hem out at the plate on a
clean hit of Stafford's to left field.
Hem attempting TO go home from
second base. Meditation caught beau-
tiful line drive off Fishers bat in the
eighth inning. The score:
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-Four Straight.

BROOKLYN, June S.-Cincinnati fin
ished its series here successfully by
winning four straight games, to-day's
game being 3 to 1. Errors by the
Brooklyn fielders lost the game.
Score by innings: R.H. p.
Cincinnati ..... 1o200OOo0-3 i
Brooklyn 1900. 001 0O00O0-3 8 4
Batteries: Coakley, and Mclean; Pas
toorius and Berger. Time, 1880. Um-
pires, Rigler and tombstone.
Blank Phillics.
PHILADELPHIA, June S.-Pittshure
made it three victories out Of four
games here by shutting out Philadel-
phla to-day. Six hits gave Pittsbure
four runs in the seventh and settled
the game.
Score by innings: Ri. n
Philadelphia -. 900 90 600 q
Plttsburg 1850. 900 O1400--5
Batteries: Moren, Corridor and
Doom; Willis and Gibson. Time, 1:45
.umpires, Enslie and Klem
McGlnnity Shines.
NEW YORK, June S.-NIcGfnnitv
smut out the st. Louis team o-day, and
IN addition to his pitching his hattime
helped the locals to win. &c .
st. Louis ......0 00sOO.0000-O g.
New CIV York ......0 OF 02O0s-4 10
Batteries: Raymond ana Ludwig: Mo.
Glnnity and Bresnahan. Time, DON
Umpire, Rudderham. -
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NJ. j. McGrath, N. Y. A. c.; W. w.
May. University OF Illinois; George N.
Mehnert, National Turnverein: n. A.
Nj. Amory, Chicago A. c.; Il, +. Nor
rissey, Mercury a. c.. Frank Mount.
pleasant. Carlisle Indian School; Fred
,erick Manganese, n. Y. a. c.; j. f..
O'Connell, N. Y. A. c.; John II. Pat
terson. Chicago A. A.; Paul II. Pill
grim, N. Z. a. c.; Harry y. Porter,
irish american a. c.; w. G. prout, Bos-
ton a. c.; ~. II. Pramey, Chicago a.
Al T.. G. Rich 4Brookline swimming
Club; Lawson Robertson, irish Ameri-
can A. c.; lRolph Rose. Olympic Club.
San francisco; +. a. Rowe, University
OF Michigan: a. B. Shaw, Dartmouth
University; Melvin W sheppard, irish
Irish American A. G.; p. =. sherman,
A. c.; J. -. Sullivan, Irish
American A. c.; J. r. Taylor. Irish
American a. c.; Lee j. Talbot irish
American A. c.; II. T.. Trube, N. Y. A.
c.; c. d. Trubenbach. N. Y. ~ c.: ].
ID. Whitman, University of Pennsylva-
MIA.
Resolutions passed by the executive
committee of the American committee
after the selection of the team made
81 plain that the men on the selected
list as given are those whose places
as members Of team with expenses de-
frayed by the committee are assured
The sending Of athletes from the sup
Elemental list, the committee states.
is dependent upon the subscription OF
further funds for the specific purpose
of sending one or more OF the men
there named
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PETERSBURG D0WNEDI
ISpecialto The T,mes.Disn,tch

BLACKSTONE, VA. June SIN a.
ball game between Petersburg and
Blackstone, the former was defeated
3 to 0 in the first game OF the season.
Batteries: Blackstone, Griffin ana Pet
ty: Petersburg, FORD and Churn Hits:
off Griffin, 3; off Ford. 6. Struck out:
by Griffin, S; by Ford. 8. Features were
the pitching OF Griffin and the batting
of Perkins for Blackstone, and, for
Petersburg, the catching Of Churn and
the fielding of Crawford
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Wilson Wins.

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
WILSON, N. c., June S.-Goldsboro
i los to Wilson, to L. Goldsboro max
wilson eight hits and two errors I'M
stead (Goldsboro) Knocked the first
nome run of the season. Batteries:
Goidsboro. Umstead and Bennett vii.
son son ,,osle e. and Holt. Umpire, Vanor-
i ,.'oho. struck out-by Umstead. S:
by Osle, 3. Base on balls-off I'm,
stead, 5. Two-base hit-Simnsnn
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CAROLINA LEAGUE
-Especlalto MI. rlmna-nl,natet

[special to The Time s-Dispatct1.I
WINSTON-SALEM.N N. c., June 81
Winston defeated Charlotte here thiS
afternoon to the tune OF to 1. Neitis
err side scored up to the sixth but
In this. inning the locals batted Matt
thews heavily, seven men crossing tho
home plate. The visitors Kicked
against decisions ot9the umpire. and
game. sfc.i35tdd Off = s -
Score by innings. R.H.E.
Charlotte ......o $50 Gat iioo-i 3
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures, WAlss
lace and Sherrill; Winston--Maley ana
Hobbs Umpire, Armstrong.
At spartanourg: spartanburg. 81
Greenville. 1.
At Anderson: Anderson, 9: Greens-
boro, l.
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Diamond Dust
Sure. we Won.
In Norfolk, too.
Mckenzie played centre In Rirgs's
place, and had two chances accenfinr

In Norfolk, too.
Mckenzie played centre In Rjrrs's
both. '''t's
nothing unusual.
Sparks is still pitching winning ball.
Titman played Erandstand BAH in
right field yesterday, making three
catches after long runs.
Skaters Highlanders pulled tho
squeeze play off three times yesterday
on the Bugs.
Sparks and Perdue both pitched
rood ball. Sparks having the best
Petersburg lost. Its first game of the
season yesterday TO Blackstone. by tho
score of to o.
Lynchhurg and Portsmouth play two
Richmond and Norfolk play two
games, the first at 2:4t P, NJ.
Phil Hinton. Of Charlotte. made four
hits out Of five times at bat Satur-
day. He never did anything like that
when he was here.
Walter Johnson has reported to Man
bger Cantlllon. OF Washington. lie has
been laid up with q sore arm.
sG BEN TUCKER
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The first round of the ladies' handi-
cap golf tournament was played at
the Hermitage Club yesterday. This
contest is proving to be one of the sea-
sons most interesting events. and Il
large number of club members were
present to watch the play and note
the results as they were posted on the
score hoard. E--l-.
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7AULTLESS PLAYING WINS FOR LAWMAKERS

tho first on Heffron's single, Lipe's
sacrifice, and Ruhland's error In fall
Ing to handle the third man to be re-
tired. In tic ninth doubles by Lipe
and Sandherr gave Richmond lierNsec-
ond run. A double-header is annoL.lced
for Tomorrow, the first game to be
called at 2.A5.
The acore: AStl
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bunch Hits.

BOSTON. MASS, June s.-Chicago
punched hits off Flaherty in the first
inning to-day and defeated Boston 6
to 2.
Score by innings: r. II. L.
Chicago ....... 40O0O0O10-5 0
Boston ........ 0OOO1O1O-2 6 2
Batteries: Brown and Moran; Flah-
erty. Ferguson and Ball. Time, 1880.
Umpire. O'DaY..
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AT birmingham, Ala
Score by innings: r. Fl. II,
Rlrmingham, 9 o1,o Q ooo o'o--l 9
Batteries: AIcNeal. Turner and Meek
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baseball Challenge.

The laurel baseball team challenges
any nine ranging in age from twelve
to fifteen years. Address Minitree
Eeay, It's South Laurel Street, city, or
e Mille he amm asrol ~ lina. usuh a. Building
Louis Brown. IS; Mlnitree Seay, p;
Eugene Mattern, O; Willie Hummel. oh;
Robert Seay 3b: Paul Gromer, IF; Ray
.mond White, u; Henry Jones, CT; Ed
ola HInlnel u, , s Al
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I1!ICHUuTP .,U UIU U : ID
Portsmouth ...........1 0 0 0 OF o 0 OIL
Summary: Two-base hits-Davis and
Russell. Sacrifice hits-Anthony, Lar
Lawrence and Wadleigh (2). First
base on errors-Lynchburg, 8: Ports
mouth, 2. Left on bases--Lynchburg,
5; Portsmouth, Z. Double plays-schu-
man to Bowen; Wadleigh to Lawrence.
Struck out-by Schuman, /; by Vail
Base on balls-off Schuman. 2; off
Vail, 4. Passed balls-Bentley (2). Hit
by pitched halls-Brodie and Russell.
Attendance-900. Time-1:o7. Umpire
Rim.
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STANDING of the CIuhs.
Gnl,,cs To-Day.

Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston
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30 \ CHICAGO
TEAMS IN LEAD
BY Defeating Boston the White
Sox Jumped from Third
to First Place.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Iscs,ilts Yesterday.

Chicago. .: Washington. 1.
Detroit Boston, game scheduled for
yesterday was played Sunday.
Cleveland. 1: New York. 6.
st. Louis, 10; Philadelphia, 0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-09
Breltenstein and strntton. Tine, ::s5,
Umpire, Carpenter. b i''a

At Nashville Tenn
Score by innings: R.H. II,
MaS',a ......S s 4 z ds.s y
I. Batteries: perdue and Seabaughl
tTorrey and Massing. Time, 1888. Ums
pire, Pfenninger.
at Atlanta, Ca
Score by innings: R,H. n
Atlanta ........0 90 o 00cs-2
Little Rock ..o1oo OIL s
Eastman and Wood. Time, 1850. TINE
pire, Fitzsimmons.
At Montgomery. Ala
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Montgomery ...00101i00iOO--2 s
Memphis .......0 0010.230O-6 i
Batteries: Thomas and Hart; savidge
and owens. Time, 1866 Umpires,
Brown and O'Brien. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-09

TanVille ....-.....I.....0VUU Q 10 II
Roanoke ..............011 o i DOL 10
summary: Earned runs-Danville. Il;
Roanoke. g. Sacrifice hits--Lohr, Shat
fer. Hessler. Clark. Reynolds. Two
sase hits--Vernuelle (2). Ragsdale.
to Shaffer. Left on bases-Danville. 81;
Roanoke, A. Struck out-by Price. !.
Base on balls-of Price, 2; off Yer
nueile. 3. Time of game, 1890. Umpire.
Hennaser. Attendance. 1900.