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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
iage Miss Katherine Barks and J,

riage Miss Katherine Barks and J. W. Reed.
 The wedding occurred at the homG of the brides parents. Mir. and MrsJ A J. Barlxs, in the presence of about fifty guests.
 Both Mir. Reed and his bride have a wide circle of friends in Florence who extend them congratulations and best wishes. Mir. Reed is connected with the Philadelphia Furnace.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
REnDyBARKs.

Pretty Wedding Unites Popular PeP-
 sons of Florence.
 Florence, Feb. 27.--(Special)- LA very pretty home, wedding occurred Tuesday night at s:so o'clock, when. pev. T. B. LaFEtnore united in mar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
THE METAL MARKETS.

THE METAL MARKETS.
 New York. Feb. 27.-ThS London tin mar ket was slightly lower with spot quoted at i2s pounds los and futures at 12s pounds quotations ranging from sss.e21s o a2S. TO-. Copper was higher in London with spot closing at 50 pounds 6s and futures at 5S pounds 15s. Locally the market was report ed dull with lake quoted at s1e:s2h Q casting S li at sis .s7 < 'ss Ssis F .ssK sS
 Lead was lower at 1S pounds i5s in Lon don: Locally the market was dull at $s.7o speiter declined to sl pounds in London but remained dull and unchanged at $4.1b in the local market.
 The English iron market was unchanged to little lower with standard foundry ouotsd at 4ss and Cleveland warrants at Sos 1Md. Locally the market was un- changed.
 NAVAL STORES.
 Charleston. Feb: 27.--rurpentine and ros- in nothing doing
 New orleans Feb. s7.--Receipts ST bar rels resin: barrels turpentins-
 Savannah, Feb. 2Z-Turpentine firm; 5ihc; sales 3s; receipts 1so: shipments Ros,n firm; sales O55; receipts sa1; ship D ss. %; F Ss.42M; F $3. 46@ 90; s.5o@ N Ss .s5;, VIC ss.2s; wv ss.ss.
 wilmington, Feb. 27--Spirits turpentine steady BOG: receipts 25 casks Rosin steady $3 25; receipts 449.
 Tar firm S1. 30: receipts none.
 Crude turpentine firm ss26; $s.25 and $4.5o; receipts 31.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS

MRS. WTNSLO WE
 9OOTHING RYHuR. has been used for over FiFTY YEARS by MILLIONS oe MOthsEs for thslr CHILDREN whlle TMHTHIN0. with perfect Uuoc0ss IT BOOTHS the CHILD. goFTHNB the 0UAa ALLAYD all pain. CURES WIND COLTC. aAa Co ehO best remedy fer DIARRHOUA Bold by Druggisfs ln every pAFe of the woRld Be suro and ask for lgrA WtnSl0W's 8ooehiaa Syrup and take nc ether RinG SB Csmts Bsttl&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL EnRR

Additional rain sor snow has fallen in the Ohio valley, the lake region and the north Atlantic coast. under the influence of storm that has moved eastward from the Generally fair and moderately cold weather prevails in the cotton belt and in the cen tral and middle western districts, under the influence of area of high barometer extending from the Missiuri valley south to the Gulf coast, and which is giving sero temperatures fin Minnesota As this high" moves eastward. 1t will cause continued faiv weather in middle Alabama tonight and Friday.
 Generally fair weather prevails in che moving eastward over Montana has caused pronounced temperature rises in Nevada and wyoming.
 Temperature and precipitation as report ed by the weather bureau for selected Sou thsrn states during the twenty-four hours ending at am.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Feb. 27.--Closlng: Cotton, spot in fair demand; prices seven points higher: American middling fair .... .... ... .s5 @ood mlddling ....s $. 2S Alodiing ss's ....... q. .03 AoN lnluulnE .s5.6S Good ordinary .... ...s .... ...5 25 @tuinhFy s-.. ...' sr.' .A.T5 which 800 were for speculation and export and included $500 American Receipts were 1l.080 bales. including tO.90O American.
 Futures opened steady and closed barely steady; American middling zoe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
NEW ORLEANS sPor COTTON.

New Orleans, Feb 27.-Spot cotton steady Sales l.400; receipts 5.s22; stock 221.4s4. Low ordinary, nom .... 6-16c Ordlnary. nom s..s.... Sac Good ordinary. .... .... .... g 9-16c Low middlnE ...A .... ....1O 9-16c Midohng ''.s s... s.l1 Ac NOoo mlooIlnB ..n 1-1Sc Middiing faiF .... s..,42 b-16c Ealr. nom -.... .... zee. .12 l5-l6c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
ST. LOFTS LIVE STOCK.

st. Louis Feb. 27.-Cattle. receipts 2.s00; including TOO Teans: steady and strong; Beef steers .... -... ....S3 15 @S6. GO Stockers and feeders q. c. 2.40 O 4.65 TAxas steers .... .... e. 800 O 5.45 Cows and heifers .... .... 1.75 O 400
 Hogs receipts O,00o: 1Oc lower Pigs and lights .. .. e. 50 @ 430 Packers -. .... ...... 400 @ 4.35 Butchers and best heavy. {. 30 O 40
 Sheep. receipts 500; Toe lower:
 Natives ... 3.25 o 5.35 Lambs ..., ...A 4.25 Q 6.S5
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August September .... .... .... ..5.k1 September-October q. ...... .... ..B.4s October November .... .... .... ..b.3s November December .... .... ....b .S5 x
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28

1N OLD AND WMK.HsJTRnED WMMR6g, ~ IERa AAtha ASA AaziaA 1alz9hHa -asA1.S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
NEW yoRK PRonrrcr

New York. Feb 27.-cotton seed oil un- known; prime crude 2shc; do. yellow 37%c. Petroleum and rosin steady.
 Turpentine, rice and molasses quiet
 Sugar raw firm; fair refining S338@ S3 36; centrifugal 96-test $s .S3 q s3. SC; mo- lasses sugar 33.0S9$3.1I; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
Jas. P. Ferrall Cotton Co.
 sAs vsaaAI- sassaa ss-sss-sv. A,A Cotton Buyers and Merchants,
nnANCn oFTTCEs,--

SELMA, ALA.--sss. -<. Marshan. Ass.t.
 uNIoNTowN. ALA.-R. c. Pnftsessn. AsezA pEMOPozxs. ALAs--y. c. stieknsy. AssnA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
s--Rising. x--TaIIins.
RIVER FORECAST.

The upper Coosa will remain stationary or fall slowly the lower Coosa and the upper Alabama will rise slightly. and tn lower Alabama will continue to fall slow. ly or remain stationary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
rHTcAGO Iyr erocR.
RANsAs CTTY LYvE sTOCK.

Kansas City Feb, 27.-cattle. receipts B. 900. including roc southerns steady: Native steers .... 50 O $6.Tb Southern steers .... .... 4. 10 O 5.2k Southern cows .... .... .. 2.sO O 40 Native cows and heifers .. BPS O 5.25 Stockers and feeders Q. Q. 3.40 Q 4 90 Western steers .... ...... 4.25 O 5.5R
 Hogs. receipts 11.0Oo: Sc lower
 Bulk of sales .... ,... .. 40 @ 4.3O
 Sheep. receipts 1000; steady:
 Muttons 4.4 W b.4h Lambs .. .... .... e. 625 a 66S Range wethers ...... LOO O 6.10 Fed ewes 4.4O W 4.So
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
tTsmperaturelPr'es ATATI0N& -a---iitaaaop ] Mia. ax. Itnehea

W-InAicatea trase.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEH
 Section Director. Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
NEW oRLEANs COrToN FUTUREs.

New Orleans, Feb. 27.-cotton futures on |he New Orleans Cotton Exchange today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28

On the Produce Exchange today the but ter market was steady; creameries 21@32c; dairies 2002sc.
 Eggs firm; at mark eases included 900 2i hc; firsts 2lc; prime firsts 2ze; extras 24c.
 Cheese-Firm 12@14c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28

one has only to ride In a ereva4A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-18
TAKE SECOND GAME,

rspecial to The Times Dispatch.]
PETERSBURG, VA. July li.-Pcters-
burg took the second game of the series
from Fredericksburg this afternoon,
and the latter would not have scored AZ
All hut for three errors By Petersburg
in the third inning, which gave them
two luns. J,
After this inning Petersburg steadied
1owi, and FreLericks burg did not SET
man further than second base. Pc
tersburg started Its run making IN the
fifth inning, when Marion Prichard
knocked the ball over right field fence
for a home run. and Eanes. who h lt
Been given a base on balls, crossed the
Mate on Ford's hit to right. In the
sixth, petersburg took the, lead on !. q
single by Maxey and William prich-
ards home run over left field fen4'.
Marion Prichard and Manning were the
nnposing slab artists and both pitched
good ball Prichard. however. had the
advantages. as he was steadier and did
not give base on balls, while Man
Ming gave three. The last OF the series
will be played tomorrow, and refers
burg viii make the effort OF her lie
to take three straight. :,
Score by innings: H. a;sl IL = !,
Fredericksburg .0025oo 9 g % %
Batteries: Manning and Barr; Prlch;
ard and Churn. umpires, Wells and
Goldman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-18
EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE

[special to The Times D:spatch]
mington broke away from Goldsboro In
the tie for first place this afternoon
and now leads In the race for the pen
nant. Raleigh again proved an easy
victim
Score by innings: r. Fl. e.
Raleigh ........3 0 o o 0 100 % Il 4
Wilmington 100000 O'-5 8
Batteries: Edmundson, Wrenn and
Fox: Webster! and Ross.
WILSON. n. c., July 17.-Wilson de-
feated Goldsboro here to-day. 2 to O.
in a beautiful game. Hugo, of Wilson.
In sliding to second. broke his leg, and
was succeeded by Holt
Score by innings: r. II. =
|Goldsboro 100000 0 0 0 0 90 a .
Wilson .00Os0100 OLE S
Batteries: Howard and Sullivan; sOgle
Hugo and Holt Umpire. Henderson,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-18
CAROLINA LEAGUE
Especial IL The Times Dlspatch.l

V9tHe Dl6UalCn.
A q CHARLOTTE. N. c.. July 17.-With
the score tied IN the ninth inning and
nobody out, Hinton, Charlotte's cap
t. lined ont a. three bagger to right
run and winning the game. 1T was
the fastest exhibition OF the game that
has been witnessed on the local dia-
mond this season. The locals did not
do his 5ev we hning
Gals tied the score. and 1t was any
body's game until Newton brought in
the winning rum.
Score BY innings: r.. II. Il.
ansssse1' :...:S . . . 3 8 SS5-i
end eednar aaa sheTT
UmSlre Westervelt, tf.
Special to The Times Dsspatch.l
At Winston- SALE LEM
Score by Innings: r.. II. e,
Winston 81. .5.5 81, Oh / 0f..-S 10
Greenville o 100 oI2 Q o o--3 10 6
Batteries: Steiner and Young; Nc
Farltn and Wingo,
At Charlotte: Charlotte, 2; Ander-
son, /. }s
At spartanburg: Greensboro. 3;
SpartanburE, g,
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Pirates Lose.

was celebrated here as wagner Day"
in honor OF Hans Wagner, famous
shortstop Of the Pittsburg team. Pre-
vious to beginning the game with Bos-
ton the members OF both teams gath
cred around home plate with Wagner.
much embarrassed, the centre Of tit-
Director Of Public Safety Lang pre-
scented Wagner with gold watch and
chain valued at 800 as q token Of es-
TEEN from 700 admirers. who had sub
scribed 81 each. In addition, the Car
negie Lodge. OF Elks. OF which Wag-
/ner Is a member, at the same time pre-
scented him with beautiful charm.
end a small boy made his way to Wag-
ner and opening a box, handed him
rooster, which he said "conld lick any
thing" 1t is hard to determine which
OF the gifts pleased Wagner most.
Through the fine work OF Mccarthy.
Boston shut PittsburE out to-day to
O. In the eighth Boston scored six runs
ter the seventh. A storm OF dust and
rain made 1t impossible to continue
play, and the score reverted back toathe
seventh inning.
Score by innings: r. Il. %.
Ptttsburc 00000o0-0 3
Boston 4. - ....fl0 0 00.03-4
Batteries: Camnitz and Gibson: Nc
Carthy and Graham. Time. 1:40. Um-
plres, Rigier and Rudderhanl.
Three Straight.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, July 17.-Philadel-
phia made it three straight over st.
Louis by taking to-day's game to O.
Richie pitched fine ball. Raymond was
hit opportunity.
Score by innings: r. II. -
st. Louis ...5... 0 100 90 5000
Philadelphia !. 0'001'o2000-3
Batteries: Raymond. Sale and Bliss;
Richie and DooIn Time. 1886. Umpire
Enlslie.
Sensational Fielding.
CHICAGO. July 17.-Chicago defeat
ed New York to-day in one of the most
sensational fielding contests of the
season. Tinker scored the only run or
one of the longest drives ever seen or
Score by innings: r HE
| Chicago 5000 ! 0 o. 4
New York .s.... o 90 90 o 20 0-03&6
Batteries: Brown and Moran
NIathcwson and Bresnahan. Time. 1895
Umpires. O'Day and Johnstone.
Reds Win.
CINCINNATI. O., July 17.-Coakle.
held the Btooklyns down to two single!
In to-cEy's game. both being made b!
save them their heir stw ", @ runs y - 'os,''
Cincinnati ......5 l'oloooo.-s I !:
Batteries-Coakley and schlei: Bel
and Ritter. Time, 1:25. Umpire. KLEIN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-18
RIALTo BY A NOSE.

BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y. July IT,
Rialto. ridden by Z. Dugan, WOE the
handicap at sir furlongs to-day, de-
handicap OF six furlongs to-day. de-
Summarizes:
First rnce-four-y and up,
selling. one mile and a sixteenth-Tile-
ing e to s. first, Kentucky Beau e
to i, place. second Ellis Dale q to Q,
show third. Time, 1:46 2-5.
Second raceAfor maidens. wo-year-
ODDS. selling, five furlongs. short
course------ q to 81 first, Mono
logue Is to 1, place. second. Or. Pillow
q to I. SNOWY third. Time, 1901 As.
Third race-for three-year-olds. SELL
ing, one mile and stXteenth-Great
Pirate &c to 81 first Castlewood e to
I. place. second. Rowan Il to 8. show
third. Time 1:47 3-5.
Fourth race-for three-year-olds and
up. six furlongs-Rialto g to y first.
King Cobalt e to 5, PLACED second.
Marathon Is to s, SNOWY third. Time,
1913 1-5.
Fifth race-steeplechase handicap for
four-year-olds and up. about two aid
one-half miles-Prince of Pilsen C to
81 first, Waterspeed Il to 4, place) sec
ond, Paprika tout, show) third. Tine
4:4S.
Sixth race-for fillies and seldings
| two-year-olds. selling, five furlongs-
Rubia Granda e to y first, Lady selis
| e to /. place. second. Arionette Il t.
IL. show third. Time. 1:o1 4-5.
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KIN the Bali.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. July 17.-De:
troit to-day established jor league
record for this season bymaktng tWnn-
lty-five hits off three Of Philadelphin's
pitchers, and winning by p to 2. COBB
made five hits. including two doubles
and a triple. and got base on. balls
In trying for q record for.the season'
six hits, Cobb failed.
Score by innings: -, =. n ! u =,
Detroit &. s. 1900 81 60 ! 2 OIL 20 :
Philadelphia ...1O00 Q OIL O 90 q,
Batteries: Summers. Suggs, Schmidt,
PAYNE and Thomas; Vickers, Schlitzer,
Maxwell and Shrek. Time, 2;l5. UNI
pre- o Loughln.
Boston Wins.
BOSTON, MASS, July 17.--Bost'o'n
won an uphill game from Chicago. !,
to 8, to-day. Arrellanee was knock 8,
out of the box In the third, but q
cote, who succeeded him. did not al
low a hit. = = i,
Score by innings: e e. e. ~ ~
Chicago .......2 10 o. @ ID :
Boston $50. Q Oil 9, II ~ /,
Batteries: White and Sullivan Az
reliance Cicotte and Crlg s. = l nv,
,l:4e. Umpires, Sheridan and RConnolly
One Inning Enough for Maps.
WASHINGTON, July 17,--.clevelanlVo
got two hits, three bases on balls ahc
two Wild pi tches, together in the sec.
ond, scoring. enough runs to def area
washington 8 to ]. :, I,
Score by innings: ~ 3 g. 8 =
washington 9 70 9 o 9 FL .
cleveland o3o q o 9 %
9 Batteries: Johnson, Falkenberg an an
warner; Joss and Clarke, Time. ! ;io
et''p'' = Browns Lose Another.
NEW YORK, July3 list, Louis los
another another game to the locals to-day. N
score being s to g.. Ortiz was. batte'
out OF the box In the second pvt II
locals halted Powell hard in the 9, siXtn
ST. 7i Lofts = ..'....e 9 ! oo 9 o-ss
Nav York {, >. ". o o o (. 20 s q Q 10 "a 5a
Batterles-Powell, Dineen and Spen
Ger; Ortiz Manning Is. and = BlMa, is !. Tlmf
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BUGS XERC|sE
The H|G|:iH|.LANDERS
Especial to The r',me..r,,snn,o,,

sEI,rt>rrI,.r,N 10 At!Hes.DlSputcn.J
ROANOKE, VA, July 17.-The sec
ond game went to Danville by score
Of IL to 4. 1t might be called a farce
comedy, as the locals were kept chas-
ing the ball. while. the visitors batted
at VIII, and In the eighth six hits made
a total Of six runs.
me Red sox started the run-gettlng
in the second. when they punched ms
and scored three runs. The, locals tied
the game up in their half on rAree
bases on balls and two hits After this
inning and up to the sixth things look
ed brighter. but here all hopes were
blasted and the swatfest commenced
Two home runs We're mixed in the COM
bination of hits for the visitors. The
score. $50 IS 49,
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HITS
BY SH.Q.E|:..N'!AK.ER.S


11YNCHBUF re, VA, July IT--HlttInS
at times when Portsmouth made tho
worst wobbles gave Lynchburg to-
days game by the score OF 6 to 4.
.Jobson, a new man for Portsmouth, was
relieved In the sixth by Mailman after
Hooker had hit for q triple The first
bail Mailman delivered to Wallace was
laced over centre for another three,
Dagger. The game was close and ex-
citing. but the locals won itin tile fiftl,
on thpee singles and two squeeze
PLAYS. The score: gtl.s.
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Gee whiz, I'm scarf; that is, u sdon's
mean that I'm afraid I'm going to get
hit or hurt, but mean that I'm sur.
.prised. You know that we sell tho
best clothing that ever hung out this
side Of London town. Nobody can
match 1t, and guess nobody tries, be- Z
cause they couldn't come up to ours
in make, fit, quality or style, II they
tried, ever SO hard. And now hero
comes case Of new suits date ship g
.ments). SO big that Jake had to roll
It in Couldn't tip 1t over) and GER.
tainly you would take them for tlls3
real thing as far as ut Is concerned
Gall pure worsted, every thread and
when we got 'em all laid out the bosas
came along and said, Let them al
go In our 90 per cent discout sale.
came along@tust then and said Ia . Why
IL this?" and the boss snid, Because
william, when we have q sale, we do
things" Gee, but hate that word
sale" 1t means skidoo for the profits
and nothing reserved. If you want,
TO see me. come In. I'm always here
except when I'm out. WILLIE = s5
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Takes Two Games.

I9IaHl SpcClNI 10 ThH T1IntS- DISpHtCN, 1l7IIll
EAST BRADFORD, VA. July IL
Radford opened the second series OF
baseball games with pulaski by taking
Pulaski yesterday by a SCORE OF to 3
and at Radford to-day by the SCORE of
2 to 5, O'Brlen won the game to-day
with a home run, scoring three. OF
this season Radford has Ven eleven,
e Score: r.. Fl. r.
Radford 81. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Z 1913
Pulaski ...g.f.5...........8 "A
Batteries: Accacint and jackson;
WnllaceSa Naffie. @
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one More Scalp.

rsrecial TO The Times Dispatch.1
WINCHESTER, VA, July 17.---Wtn-
chester defeated Chambersburg at Res
ervoir Park this afternoon. 2 to 1. The
visitors showed complete reversal OF
form over yesterday, and the contest
who was on the slab for the locals.
held Chnmbersburg to four hits and
struck out thirteen. Balton, scheller
ana Brown led the locals at the bat.
while Reeve for the visitors put up a
good game.
Batteries: Winchester. Baker ana Ma
bry; Charbersburg, Reese and Hoke.
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PLAY Fifteen INNINGS

Especial to The Tlmes-D lspatch.l
"a ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. c.. July IL
In the most exciting game seen here
this season Roanoke Rapids and Ham
ilton battled to-day for fifteen innings,
the former winning, 6 to s. Both Sides
played clean ball
"a Score by innings: r.. H. T..
Roanoke Rapids. s5
o os'2O 700 90 0 2-s ~ 4
= = y o,oo2oo2ooooooo1-5 "A s
Batteries-Armisted and Churn:
Hooker. Pope and Brockwell.
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Diamond Dust
Yesterdays game here was a slug fest
Poor Reynolds got bumped hard again

& Yesterdays game here was a slug fest.
Poor Reynolds got bumped hard again
Tltman and BrodIe carried on the batting
There were few Norfolk rooters in the
crowd ~ 85s
o'Ncil robbed Messltt out OF a pretty hit
when he nabbed his line drive and made q
double to second.
4 double header will be played .day.
the first game 70 be called at 2:45SP. NJ.
Quinn. the new pitcher. will work In one OF
the games and Revelle In the other.
Kanzler won the game in the Ninth with
bunt. tS
dad" Fender is famous for running In
extra men.
Old Brodie was there with hla timely hits
In the ninth with Hebron on third and
Lpe on first Edwards signnlled for a waist
ball and Ilan2ler4 stuck his bat out. bunting
H. Fox got the ball and didn't know what
to do with 1T While Eeffron scored.
BEN TUCKER,
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Lyon8 tho Best shot,

11 SpeololT To- The 7TImes- Dlspnteh.1 ~
DURHAM, N, c., July II. George I.
Lyon, of this city. yesterday Mt Well
lington, Mass, won the championship
|100 AT the end or thirty targets lie
He'd hy breaking twenty-elght ont Of
tho Thirsty, shooting from the nineteen
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swift Greek wins.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG.AV A., July 17.-Swift
Creek defeated the Turnovers this at
ternoon by the score Of Toto 8. This
is three straight taken by Swift Creek
since 1T organized, VI 3
score by Innings: r. H, H.
Swift Greek. S o 2010a O.-10 s 2
Turnovcrs .....0220 0 o 0 0 0 A. 3 8
Batteries: Q. y. Edmunds and Clark;
Trnylor and Coleman.
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l,o y the Victor,

n Tspeelal to The Tlmes- plspaIch.l
Is ROXBORO, N, g.nIJuly.# 7,--Roxboro
|defeated Chapel III III to-da ~. q we IL
M shits,l error; Chapel II Ill. s runs, 1
Ihits.4 errors. Bat ter es /: Clnyto and
maxwell ;8II utchlns Hld Raney. 81
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A Came Of Errors.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. July 17.GDar-
Vile defeated South Boston to-day in
q game of ball full of errors by the
score Of 9 to 5. The feature Of the
vile. Batteries Danville, Hundley and
Cabell; South Boston. Wade and Pay.
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Two Games To-Day,

3 ASA double- header is scheduled for
sb ii ea' k ev Ven on the series, although tho
Richmond fans are Willing to bet ten
to one that 1t does not, The first game
will he called ut 2;4b z. M.
a Quinn and Reyelle Will pitch for
;Richmond,s While Frlend and Feeney
Will probably oppose them, although
%Perdue may DO g lycn ano tller chance
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LLPE,S SQUAD WINS
THE SECOND GAME

ferent in the ninth. Mckenzie famed,
but Heffron followed with a single
and stole second. going to third on
Lipcs single, and scoring on the
squeeze play, with Kanzler at the bat.
TIL, score:
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Summary: TWO-base hlts-McNlahon,
Powell, Stafford. Home runs-Riggs,
Walker. Sacrifice hits-Powell, RIGGS,
Ryan, Walker (2). Hessler. Stolen
Powell. Struck out
by Reynolds. 3; by Walker. 8. Base on
balls-off Walker, 4. Left on bases
Roanoke, 4:.Danville. 8. Hit by pitch
ed ball-Hessler. Umpire-Byron,Ti Time
|-1:45. Attendance-GO0.
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.HANSGETS TOKENS
TIGERS: { WIN, q z.
Detroit Gets Twenty-Five Hits
in Philadelphia-Wagn Given
Watch and Rooster.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Chicago, 1; New York, o.
Cincinnati. 2; Brooklyn, 0.
st. Louis, o.. Philadelphia 3.
= Plttsburg, o.; Boston, 4 (callcd
seventh, Windstorm). Il
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stnntiing OF the Clubs.
Games To-day.

New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Washington, 4: Cleveland, 9.
Philadelphia. 9; Detroit. 81.
New York. S; st. Louis, 3.
Boston, 4: Chicago. 8.
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Defeat Luray.

ESpecIal to Tho Times Dlspntch. ] q &
WOODSTOCK, VA. July 17.---Wood-
stock defeated Luray here to-day In n
loosely played game. Smith and 91trkle
made h1as ss,s i,s ana nsoh
Batteries: Smith and Newman; zlrkle,
KILLER and Keller.
Score: T.. q. ~.
Woodstock ....................l II
Luray ................... u