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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-28
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

1,n,.co,,,,Ir ny ,o, M,
i,arrest crowd that 11as 'tnrned ont IN
n baseball game this season saw the
tlocoIs take two pamcs5 from Macon
this afternoon, During the e;rhteen
innings Of NAV the visitors failed "a
score,
iFirst pame-
score bv innings. r IT n
Macon C-1o00oO0O-o . i
3Jacksonville 1oi1oO)0.-a z n
batteries. Clarke md Rohinson.
Helm and Roth Time. 1.25 IImnire
I ,athnn 80 =
50 g.. ? -. ,., !,
49,. 1ti'' = : q ! = = 4 H. u =;
M Macon. v.;,,. ~ o ~ :
,,a,tar,as. ,,a :, = w = q.
+on AMI IootI, Tin,a : M IIr,n,re
Latham.
7
COLUMBIA, S. c.. June 27.-Colum-
bia and Savannah divided a double
header to-day. In the first game volz
was hit .opportunely and was loosely
supported. Salve saved the second
game for Columbia, relieving Welsher
IN the sixth inning with the bases full
and none out after three men had
scored.
First game
Score by innings: R.H.E.
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Down Third Christian.

The Third Christian team met with
defeat at the hands of the Christ
Church Association team on the latter's
diamond by the score or 4 to l. The
feature of the game was the pitching
OF Redwood.
The Christ Church Association team
Is out for challenges with any strong.
team. Address w. II, Weston, Christ
Church Association. The line-up:
Third Christian - Talley, second
base; culberson, first base; Terry.
3shortstop; Parkinson. right field; Stew
art. left field; Redwood, pitcher; ].
Redwood. third base; Blake, centre
field; Atkinson, catcher.
q Christ Church tion--Rose, left
field; Hay. catcher; Leftwich, second
base; Gathright, first base; Moure, third
base; Bailey, shortstop, Murdoch, CEN
tire field; Pearman. pitcher; Anderson,
right field.
Score by innings: r.
Christ Church Association. 0s3 o. o.
Summary: Two-bass hit-AInrdoct.
Stolen bases---Hay (2), Leftwich,
/ Moore. Murdoch ca, Pearrian. Red
wood. Base on balls---off PearlnaD 1;
loft Redwood, IL Struck out--by Pear
man. by Redwood, 70, Passed balls
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EACH TEAM WINS
By SAME SCORE

\ snaclatl m ,,hn ,rl1nea- plspatcl1. j

[specla1to The Times Dispatch.1
T NORFOLK, VA, Juno folk
and Roanoke broke even to- day iii two
fast and wel1-plnyed pitchers battles,
in which the scores were alike. 2 to Q.
In tile first game long John Fox clear
" outclassed Atorrissey, being given
IDEAL support, and at no time was
there any doubt OF tho result. q base
on balls a three Dagger by Edwards,
ana n wild throw by Mcmahon gave
tile Tnrs the victory.
In the second game Otey had n little
the best OF Chenault on tho firing line,
and received superior support Sritz'H
huff or n Fly In tho second. a sacrifice
and the squeeze play scored run for
Roanoke In the second. In the firth
AtcN1ahon's single. wild throw to
first and a second squeeze gave Roa-
noko her last run.
Tile fenruro OF tho game was the
clean playing of both teams, there be-
ing few kicks or chickering's.
FIRST GAME.
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NEW YORK June 27August Bel-
imonts Fair Play, by Hastings, Fair
and Gold, to i, ran magnificent
race In tie $4,000 Coney Island Jockey
Club Stakes for three-ycar-olds, one
milo and half, ut Sheepsfend Bay
this afternoon, and won by q length
In 2:31 10, which equaled the track
pounds In September, 004. Fair Play
carried 12G pounds and his performs
ance at that weight was considered
better than that OF Goodrich. d three
,year:61d. who, packing 102 pounds,
hung UP a worlds record OF $3.50 LIB
for the distance ut Washington Park,
Chicago, In 1893.
Fair Play, wifi, Notter up, got the
worst OF tho start, and was lost q
length behind Angelus. 20 to 1, and.
iDorlnte. 0 to 6, the pace maker, as he
passed the JUDGES eand the first
time. Notter, however. made up the
lost ground gradually, until when the
middle the back stretch was reach
ed Fair Play was In good position
Angelus set tho pace for q mile, Mt
tended by Dorante; Hcssian, 8 to 1,
running third up to that point a length
back. Fair Play and King James, IL
to 8. neck and neck were also close
up, the pace being 50 fast that It was
only question OF which horse would
blow up first. AS they turned into
the home stretch Angelus exploded, and
for moment Dorante looked the wig
ncr, hut he, too, soon went under the
terrific straining. and Hessinn doomed
up In front. Dugan was not strong
enough to do Hessian full Justice. how
ever, so that when Notter put Fair
Play under a terrific. drive Hessian
could not stall off the challenger. The
finish was SO exciting that the crowd,
close to 10000 persons,
stood up and roared In approval. Fair
Play got the verdict by length, with
Hessian u half length before King
James who hung on gamely to the last.
Dorantc was five lengths away.
Sir Martin Wins.
John z. Mndden's great Ogden colts,
Sir Martin and Fayette. coupled at 9
to 8, ran first and second. respectively,
In the $4,000 heat trial stakes for two
year-olds, six furlongs, Futurity course.
After false heat, the field was sent
away in good order, Fl. B. Whitney's
Bobbln, 20 to 1, set the pace. with Sir
MarAin close up to the bend in the
track. Less than length back Fay
cite was fighting 1t out with James r.
keene's Helmet, coupled with Esperan-
to at TO 2. Helmet and Fayette In
dulged In humping match when they
Strengthened out for home, both being
Mt fault, and ns they reached the last
pole Helmet began to draw ahead.
But the Keene colt hung in his stride.
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FAIR PLAY FIRST
IN n GRAND RACE

and 1rayette, turned out, ngaln assumed
the leadership. Sir Martin. however,
Itllen closed In, having disposed or Bob
bin, and rushed to the front, to win ny
n length and u half In 1:12. 1rayettn
beat Helmet by a head for the place,
with Bobbin ahead out OF the money. II
\. H. Hitchcock, Jr.'s, California
King, 8 to /, was victorious III tho
Beacon Steeplechase, at about two and
q half miles. He got a fine ride from
McKinner, who waited Until j. u. Wild
5enfer's Jolin M. p, 6 tos5. had wcaried
iofsthe pace-making. and then took Cal-
lfornin King to tho front, tlrce-qunrters
of mile from home, the Hitchcock
Jumper winning In n gallop by. six
lengths in 6;0i 2-5, a new track rec
ord. John M. p was second ii teen
lengths before Nv. Colts Thistle
Dalcf 6 to 1.
II. p. Whitney's Westbury, s to 4,
made all the running In the Burgoinas-
ter, weight handicap. at six and half
.furlongs, main track and won BY d
l112 pounds, a g to s favorite, under a
ihapd drive, beat r. j.. Rainey's. Ds-
Mind, s to 1, d neck for the place.
NJ Cahey's handling OF Rims and
Needles. s to ], enabled her to win
the Nealon Handicap at mile and
three sixteentlis, on the grass, In a
gallop.
w. r. Grinln's Earl G., to 1, showed
the way in the last race, the Montana
selling. at n mile. and utter disposing
Of Gridiron and Sugar Pine. won hand
lily by a length In 1899 AS. Antaeus,
10 to I, closed with a rush. and beat
Bad News, 6 to !, a head for tho place.
The latter received q weak ride. Five
first choices were defeated Tho SUM
maries:
Paul j. Rainy offered Mr.. Madden
$4,000 for Fayette, but Madden
promptly turned down the offer.
There was one arrest to-day, p. j.
accepting bets. Summarizes:
First race-the Burgomaster, SIX
and half furlongs. main course
Westbury (15 to first. Roseben e
to 1, place. second, Demund a to 8,
show Third. Time, 10.
Second race-thc Beacon Steeplc-
chase. about two and half miles
California King 6 to ~ first. John
NJ. p. q to 2, place. SECOND, Thistle-
5:o4 2-5.
Third race-tlle Great Trial Stakes.
$4,000, SIX furiongs. Futurity course
Sir Martin, 120, j. Lee e to s, 1 to 6.
and ouD first, Fayette. 129. Miller e.
to s, I to 6. and out) second, Helmet,
122, Notter ~ to 2. 1 to 9, and 1 to 4)
third. Time, 1:12. Ross Fenton, Bob
bin and Esperanto also ran. Sir Mar
tin and Fayette coupled. Helmet and
Esperanto coupled.
Fourth race-the Coney Island
Jockey Club stakes, $4,000 one milo
and half-Fair Play. 1876. Notter a
to l, 8 to S. 3 to 81 first, Hessianf ZIG
p. Dugan 6 to I. even. to 81 sec
ond, King James. 116. Miller az to s.
z to 10. to ~ third. Time, 2:3i1-5.
Ange1us and Dorante also ran.
Fifth race-the Ncalon Handicap,
for three-year- ODDS and up. one mile
and three-sixteenths. turf course
Pins and Needles 6 to u first, Gretna
Green q to s, place) second, Miss
Crawford e. to s, show third. Time,
200 3-5.
Sixth race-the Montana. for three
year-olds and up, selling. one mile
Earl G. (even first. Antaeus (b to /,
place. second. Bad News (even. show
third. Time. 1885.
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PORTSMOUTH SALE.

It looks very much as though the
Portsmouth club will shortly become
ed by q popular subscription Of citi-
zens.
Owner Bland wants $4,000 for the
club. and is willing to sell: and as
las been subscribed, the deal will prob
ably be consummated during the week
The organization will be n stock COM
pany OF the people, shares costing $40
few persons can get the control. The
club will have n board OF directors and
the team will be managed by q COM
mittee. An additional sum over the
price is to be subscribed for
running expenses. Mr.. James w.
Brown, Jr., president of the Ports
mouth Business Mems Association, is
one OF the prime movers In the pur-
chase ..ll.
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TAKE IWQ GAMES.
.Lspe cial 10 rhe Tlmes- pIspatch.

Special to The Times DIspatch.J
PETERSBURG, VA, June 27.-Rlver-
side took both games OF a double-head-
er with Blackstone at tho Country Club
grounds this afternoon. making the
series four straight victories.
First game: r. II. e.
Riverside 10 o L o o o o o OIL 3
Blackstone..O o o o o o % o 90 I
Batteries: Riverside. Gathright and
Thompson; Blackstone, Pritchard and
Petty.
Second game: II. II. E.
Riverside 81 o o o o 1 4 o-6 10 1
Blackstone..0 02 o o o o o o. 3 s
s Batteries: Riverside. Trevillian and
Petty.
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Close Playing.

The Athletics beat the North Caro-
lima Wheel Company team - to IL.
The lineup:
Administrations. third base: Jones.
shortstop; S. Stroud, right field; G..
Hampton, first base; A. Hampton,
catcher; S. Curry. left field: J. Curry,
centre field: thinner. pitcher.
North Carolina Wheel Cornpany-A.
Ryan, second base: Whitley. left field;
Swinger, third base; Bishop. catcher;
Mann, shortstop; T. Ryan. pitcher;
Sponger, centre field; BEDFORD, first
base; Anderson. right field.
Umpire, Mr.. Kirby. Attendance, 90.
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Fast Game.

One OF the prettiest amateur games
OF the, season was played on the
grounds of the st. Andrews park yes
terday evening. when the fast st. An
drew's team clipped the wings of the
Manchester Eagles by q score OF 2 to 4,
the deciding run being made in the
ninth inning. with one man out.
Features OF the game were the pitch
Ing OF Clarke, for st. Andrews, the fast
fielding OF both teams. and the play
ing OF Blunt; also the batting of Fry,
who got two hits out OF four times up
and was robbed out OF two more by
the extra fast fielding OF Waters.
Score by innings: r. II. p.
st. Andrews ..t.8.:..,......... 2 0
Manchester Eagles ........., 6 /
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Games To-day.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
Bunch Hits.

rtY1c,.r,o -, Hles.
- ,.N-SN'-, IL, June 27.-Coakley's
Pitchlns was too deceptive for the To-
Gals. Cincinnati winning In the NTH.
scoring on punching CT three doubles
and single.
Score BY innings. u ~ :,
Chicago .'5.4.,'e, ononoooo -; ~. ~
Cincinnati q y q 40 : az y -
t,,ttas;a,. =. y W 70 y III
,-, ,at.eiies' Lundsren. Reulbach and
MING ~ Coakfty AMI Mclean. Time.
LAP. Umpice. :ffem.
Thrcc Strn,p,t c
ST. LOUIS. MO. Jnnn ~ r,,,
hitting nv pittsh,Ir,, ann ~, .-.ill inely
the st Louis Team ia he s ,iti azure OF
bases allowed rc,lart ~ w, mi.h iien on
the third straight game nf ~ ~ axe
To-day a FOL 80 - ss'''A " the series
Score Nv ,nninp.
st Inl;s 'in 10 n n +. y. u.
Pittsburr f q a. oS1 80. - l
Bat,erI1as I i,.,u ~, y ~, " ~
i Lever am, (;ibsnn Tinia itos teIler'
pires Emsi,e' ana Rndta,i,,,,, - :, d. ulll -
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SPANISH YACHT RACES.

y WASHINGTON, June e7.-complissioner
OF Navigation Chamberlain to-day issued q
notice to all yacht clubs. calling the at
Itentlon of American yachtsmen to the In
from Palos, Spain. to tho Canary Islands.
In honor OF the anniversary of the voyage
OF Columbus. Tho State Department has
Joined the Spanish governmental invit-
Ing tho cooperation OF the American peo-
pie in these races. The distance is 200
miles. requiring several days navigation.
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EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGU E0
I Especial TO The Times Dispatch.

RALEIGH. N. c.. Juno a7.-Raleigh
defeated Goldsboro this afternoon 8
to 6. There was nothing to remind
one OF the stormy conditions yester-
dayday, which forfeited that game to
Raleigh. The batting of Bennett for,
Goldsboro, four times up wifi. four
hits, and Hill at shortstop rr RAJ
leigh, were the features.
Score by innings: Il. e. \
Raleigh .....g.. 20 Q Q o. "
Goldsboro % O5201 OF o. 10
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BUGS SHARE .P
With lYNCHBURG'
!, "A !

[speclultol The rimes-Disnntcll.1 4,
I,YNCHBURG. VA Juno a7.--Lynch-
burg and Danvllle split q doubie-
header here this afternoon, tho locals
winning the first to \ and the visi-y
tors the second 9 to o. b
In the first ganlo an error by Bowen
OF, al, easy infield fly permitted Dam
Vile to make two singles after a
chance had been afforded to retro the
side. After that Schuman did not al
low a hit, and his game should havo
beer, q shut out without a hit. Klinc's
.wildness in the second. coupled with
the Inability to connect with Walsh
IN the pinchcss gave Danville the coll-
test without hard work.
NJ Tho score: -
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nat Out a victory.

The Colts downed the Clay Street ag-
,gregation by the score OF 1s to 3.
The features OF the game were the
pitching of Onesty and home run
by Hinchman in the ninth inning.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Colts i. ......3700O0411 lie Is 8
Clay Street 1000 0OO300-3 8 6
Batteries: onesty and Cosby; Bugg
and Van Pelt.
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G. & O., 8, Pontincs, q.

The c. and o. second team defeated
the 5Pontiacs in an interesting game
yesterday by the score Of S5,to 4. The
feature OF the game was the batting Of
the G. md o. team. Hereafter the
e. and o. team will be known as the
score by lnnings: R.H. q.
20 30 o 0 as 10 6
Pontiacs .....{.. o OIL % s2o1-4 4 8
Batteries: Wyanokes. kahl and
Akers; Pontiacs, Reins and Beasley.
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sir Thoma. to Cha1len re-.

Special Cable. to The Times Dispatch
LONDON, June 27.-Apparently au-
thoritative4 statements here to-day are
to the effect that Sir Thomas Upton
intends shortly to challenge again for
Americas cup with boat conforming
to the American rating rule.
Is It Is said that, with the permission
OF the New York Yacht Club, Sir
Thomas will build two racing boats,
and, after making tests, will take the
better OF the two to America as tho
challenger 5.sSss ~ ~ 9s 81
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Eagles Fly Hixl:.

The West End Eagles defeated the
Highland Springs ball team. by the
score of 16 to yesterday The fea-
lures Of the game were the pitching
of Amos and the batting OF Ellyson,
Amos allowing but three hits. while
the Eagles touched the Springs boys
for twenty-four hits. Summary:
Struck out-by Amos, 10; by Beedy,
g. Two base hts-L. Sims, Dowden.
Double plays-Saricano to Ellyson.
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BREAKS EVEN.

PETERSBURG. VA, June 27.-Pe-
tersburg and the Artillery School team
from Fort Monroe broke even In a
double-header at Kenilworth Park this
afternoon. Petersburg won the series
by two games to one. Both games
were fast, and attracted a big crowd.
First game
Score by innings: r. Fl. z.
Fort Monroe. ...3 0 90 20 Of 8 s
Batteries: Petersburg. Ford. Fitz-
patrick and Woodward; Fort<Monroe.
SuGders and Matthews. Umpire. Churn.
Second game
Score by innings: r. II. 2.
Petersburg $500 000123 o. s
Fort Monroe. 0 0 1000 o. 4 8
Batteries: Petersburg. Fitzpatrick
and Holland: Fort Monroe. Sudders and
Matthews. Umpire, Churn.
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Outln,rs heat Islka.

a very interesting game OF ball was
played on the Imperial diamond yes
terday afternoon between the Outlaws
and Elks, the Outlaws winning by the
score OF l3 to 6. The features OF the
game We're the home run drive Of w.
Winter for the Outlaws and the bait
ting OF McDonough for the El1s.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
outlaws .......2 l2 O31i2g2.-13 IA 1
Elks ......... 130l015O0O -6 s 6
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To SnNe II.,rhe Indnstrr

i, LaALNGT , KY. June eth the heps
o. ., SAVING me horse Industry OF Kentuckv
ase OF antibetting laws, a movement WAC
s ~ here to-day 10 secure the consent Of
tha government TO establish q station here
harAss ftE the use OF cayalry otlIsers,
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MONS|GNO!.R|. LEADS

NJ u z Z
c1Nc1N;NATI. juno III "a 27.-Tho fourth,
a handicap. at o milo and q sixteenth.
was the feature at Latonia to-day
Monaignor had little trouble In win.
ming tho race from Qnagga with Miss
Ida third. Summarizes:
First cncefive furlon gs-Ad
(s7s.4o, straight first Lady Ruby
(sla1.5o. place. second. Light Blue.
(S2s, show third. Time, 1901.
# Second raceflve and q half fur-3l
long --Uncle Walter tt2oso, straight
first, Floral (sls1.16t }place) second, w.
A., Leach ($s.so, show) third. Time,
l1:08 1-5, s
Third race--seyen furlongs-Ben
sand ($1S1.9o, straight) first. Hollow
(slo, place. second, Queens Daughter
($14.1 o, show third. Time. 1877,
Fourth race-one mile and = six
teenth -A Ionsignors lt1l,26. straight).
first, ceuagga ($17.2o. PLACED second
Miss Ida (s5.6o, show) third. Time,
HAS 2-6.s
(S36;40, straight) first. Financier
I'i$46.o5, place. second, The Thorn
l($11,so, show third. Time. 1875 ASS, I
~ sixth ruc e-six furlo gs--J oe N oser
Is(s16,5o. straight)s first. Gold Proof
E($l3.sb, place. second, Ar ebel Queen
l(sls0B. show third limo, 1871 ~.
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win by Default.

The irish Lads forfeited the game
to the Sidney Stars yesterday evening
by not showing up at Meadow Park
by $50 o'clock. The Sidney Stars
played game with picked team
called Twilights. The game was lost
by the Aoose playing OF the Sidney
Stars.
Score by innings: R.H. 2.
Sidney stars. .f..s221soos0 oo-s z 4
Twnights ......14oo1o ss 90 Z 4
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,snocla,5to rhe rt,ncs-DlspatcA

& WILMINGTON. N. c.. Junt 27.
Newborn made 1t two out otthree
by winning to-day's game. WIS.,
itors outplayed the locals. III bat-
ting OF Jayesl for the home teg was
easily the feature OF the gam
Score by innings: =. y:
Newborn 3. o 10 O. $500 .
-. 10001 /. IL 4
Batteries: Clunn and Smith usscy
and Kite, Mcdonald and Wysg.
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Results Yesterday.
Philadelphia, 6; washington. 0.
Detroit, L; st. Louis, 9.
Cleveland, g.; Chicago, 3.
New York, z; Boston, 8.
standing Of the Clubs.
Games To-Dny.
Cleveland ut st. Louis.
Detroit at Chicago.
Drn,, set,ntorx.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June al
Dygert held tile Washinstons to two
hits and shut them out to-day, while
Philadelphia piled up six runs by
mixing hits with errors and wild
pitches by the visitors.
Score by innings: r. Fl. q.
Washington =. 90 000 0 0 90 2 s
Philadelphia s. 20003001'-6 6 0
Batteries: Hughes. Keely and Street;
Dygert and Powers. Time, hours.
Umpires, Hurst and Egan.
Dctroits Blank Browns.
DETROIT, MICH. June Gin a
magnificent pitching duel Donovan
beat Graham. Detroit winning 1 to O..
tCobb's hit brought In the only run.
Cobb was benched for disputing a de-
cision.
Score by innings: R.H. T..
Detroit ......... 100000 00.-1 6 1
st. Louis r5..... O0000o000-0 i 0
Batteries: Donovan and Thomas;
Graham and Spencer. Time, 1885. Um-
pire, Connolly.
Takes Fourth Gnnlc.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, June 27.-Ceve-
land made it four straight from Chic
ago, winning G TO g. Cleveland knock
cd out two pitchers and Chicago one
Score by innings r. Fl. E.
Cleveland ...1OOosloo2s-61 10 o
Chicago .........0, 10000 01--3 10 8
Batteries: Berger. Joss. and Bemis;
owen, Manuel. White and Sullivan.
Time, 200. Umpres. Sheridan and
Evans.
HiEh1nnders Win.
NEW YORK, June c7-The New York
Americans won in the ninth inning to-
day from Boston. Lake helped to win
Ills own game by timely hitting in the
last tero innings.
ScGs4 by innings: r. II. E.
Boston ........4 90 900 0-6 10 9
New York.......0002 00O3 81 II 9
Batteries: Cicotte and Criger; New
ton. Lake and Blair. Time, $50. Um-
pirc, O'Loughlin.
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Ispe cial 10 Tho Timcs-p lspal

Especial 70 Tho TImes-DlspaIJ
KINSToN.s N. c.. June 27.-fa very
sone-sided game Wilson defeid Kin.
ston 8 to 3.
Score by innings: x. q. p.
Kinston .I.5.{.....1 o O. 0s01{0 0E5 q
Wilson !. $500. Il Q 10 6 0 o 1-9 y
Batteries: Brooks and WIGS; May
berry and Holt IL
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Noufn,n y q n q n y q 80
Left on bases-Roanoke. 2: Norfolk. II
Two-base hit-Painter. Double play-Clay-
ton to Shaner. Stolen bases-Clayton. Sac
rifice hits-Painter, Smith. Boyle. Batters
hit-Cayton. Wild pitch---Otcy. Struck out
by Otey. A: by Chenault. J. Bases on
balls-Of Otey, 3; of Chenault 4. Time.
1:3:. Attendance. $500. Umpire. Mace.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Chicago, 1; Cincinnati, 4.
st. Louis. 1, Pittsburg. 4.
Brooklyn. 3; New York. 4 (first
camel
Brooklyn. 2; New York, Second
game).
Boston. 4 Philadelphia. /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-28

Iloanoke 0 O 90 0 o o Go
Norfolk 49,. .........OA O. 90 9 o o 0fs--2
Summary: Left on bases---Roanoke. 9;
Norfolk, 5. Two -basc hits-ONeal Three
base ht--Edwards. Sacrifice hit-Klng.
stolen hases--Iackson (2). Struck out-By
Morrissey, I: by Fox. 4. Bases on balls
or Morrlssey. 2; Off Fox, l. Time, 1888.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-28
Standing Of the Clubs

ton, 4; Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-28

I JACKSONVILLE. Fla, June a7.-The
largest crowd that has turned out to
a baseball game this season saw tho
locals take two games from Macon
this afternoon. During the eighteen
innings OF play the visitors failed to
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-22
FARMERS UNION MEETING

Bylaws and a constitution for the
Kentucky State Farmers Union are
being drawn at a meeting of the spe-
dal committee appointed for that pur
pose, in the parlors of the New Rich
mond House this morning and this af-
ternoon. State Organizer r. l.. Bar
nett, Light Thomas, Of Graves county,
Jap Newton, of Ballard county, and
the Rev. John Grady, of Livingston
county, are the committee. u. ID.
Coffee and II. L. Nelson, of McCrack-
en- county, are in attendance. The
results of this committees work will
be presented to the meeting here on
August 6, when a state organization
will be perfected. The committee
may meet again tomorrow. State Or
ganizer X. L. Barnett is sending out
,O0O notices Of the state meeting.