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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-09

A newspaper has 5000 readers for each
1000 subscribers. A merchant who puts out
1000 handbills gets possibly 400 people to
read-that is, if the boy who is trusted to
distribute them does not chuck them under
the sidewalk The handbills cost as much as
half column adv ertisement in the home pa
per. All the women and girls and half the
men and boys read the advertisements. Re-
suit: The merchant who uses the newspaper
has $500 more readers to each 1000 Of the
papers readers. There is no estimating the
amount Of business that advertising does bring
to a merchant, but each dollar brings some-
where from 500 to 800 worth of business
Exchange.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
LLSTLESS CROWD
SEES HORSES RACE

he is as determined as ever to stamp
out the gambling evil at the tracks.
still there are some points which can
not be ignored.
lie said that to get clear case
against better or a bookmaker. there
must be posting of odds. the passing
of money or contract given. Unless
that could be proved there would be
no case against any person arrested
charged with violating the anti-betting
law. Summaries:
First race-handicap: all ages: about
SIX furlongs-Peter Ounce CO to q
first, Dreamer (6 to 5. place. second.
ktng Cobalt (out, show third Time,
Second racc-three-year- oids and
upwards: selling; one mile and a quar-
ter-Juggler 6 to - first. Missouri
Lad q to 2, place. second. Trouble
some ~ TO ). show) third Time zoo.
Third race-handicap: all ages: one
mile aud sixteenth-Berkley e to ~
first, Jubilee Is to. 5, place. second,
1:49 1-5.
Fourth race-the Astoria fillies. two
year-olds: five rlongs-AIelissa "a to
81 won, The Pppin (even. place. sec
ond. Wall Flower e to l, show) third,
Time. l:02 1-5.
one mile and a sixteenth-Black Sheep
CO to. u first Anteus {even, PLACED
second, Frizette (out, show third
Time, 1850 3-5.
Sixth race-maidens, -year-olds:
about six furlongs-Fashion Plate Us
Ito - first. Mailman tout, place. sec
ond. Wapone Il to 2, show third.
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.B00k|ES To COME
BACK At LA TONI A

CINCINNATI. o.. June 15.-Goldproof
won the fourth event, selling affair,
al six fuvlongs, at Latonia to-day. The
tsteep!echase handicap went TO Water
way, an outsider in the betting.
The Latonia management to-day an
nounced that bookmakers viii! be REIN
stated on Saturday. June goth. TIE
mutual machines also will be retained
FIRST receive furlongs-Aspirin
G22.1o. straishD first. Ned Carmack
(sl9.a5, place. second, Robin Grey
(sSI61. show third. Time. :01 As.
Second race-five furlongs--Funda-
menta. (s2S.55. straight first, Eliza
bsth Harwood tsS.2o, place. second.
Deviser ts5.Io, show third. Time.
1901 l-5.
Third race-steeplechass: handicap ;
short course Waterway (s79.4O,
straight) first, Jason (ss.2o. place. sec
ond, Glass Leader (ss.45. show third.
Time. asa.
Fourth race-siS furlongs-Goldproo of
i(Sl5.S5, straighD first, Al Muller (s6.e5,
place. second, e. NJ. Fry $3.50, show
third. Time, 1:14.
Fifth race-mile and a sixteenth-Dr.
Leo HUFFMAN (so9.e5, straighD first,
Charlatan (s34.S5, place. second. Meada
ts19.2o. SNOWY Third. Time, 1:is.
Sixth race--mile and sixteenth
Miss Alert (s14.10, straighD first, Nor
tiboy (s2T50. place. second, Gilpin
.(sld.25, show third. Time, las o-5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16

NEW YORK, June l5.-With betting
on the races halted by the presence of
the police only q scant 1000 OF the
faithful made their way to Gravesend
race-track to-day to see the events.
The rain drove the crowd into the
grand stands where 1t listlcssly watch
ed the races and made no open at
tempt to make any wagers.
The police patrolled the betting ring
and kept every one moving, and q
squad OF buecoats were stationed in
the club house with instructions to
arrest any one attempting 10 make Il
bet. Nobody was arrested, however
But two favorites were able to land
the money in the sloppy going, Melissa
In the Astoria Stakes, and JuggIer in
mile and q quarter selling event.
Assistant District Attorney Elder. OF
Kings county, said to-day that while
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
Diamond Dust

~ salirs yes uaS an. 1.vits-
mouth ana kicntnonu piayed one III
lihs, Dut the game %as caiied Wnen IT
started TO rain.
aiessitt was left here By the team
yesterday. lie went to EucKroe Beacti
sunday and missed the return train.
coming back here yesterday morning.
lie VIII leave this morning for forts.
mouth.
Nike Cassidy. the ex-Lawmaker. left
last night for spartanburg. where ne
has signed up for the season.
BUDDY" shelton. the richmond boy.
who played here last season with the
journal team, vii! probably join the
same team this season.
Bob" Wallace Joined the Lynchburg
team last night. and VIII play in to-
days game.
Saturday and then couldn't win out.
Most hundred points in the lead
now. and everybody is playing good
ball.
Chicago White sox have won eleven
straight games. They are going some.
Ed. Walsh. of the White Sox, has
won twelve out OF fifteen games this
year.
How is this for smuggling match
in "a game between Harrisburg ana
Reading there were eight home runs.
three three-base hits and one double
Harrisburg made twenty-seyen hits
and Reading fourteen. Harrisburg win
ming out by the score of IL to 8.
Hans Wagner Is the country's great
cot long distance hitter at present, with
Q total Of forty-nine sacks.
Fielder Jones is top scorer with thir-
ty-two runs, although he has made
only thirty-one hits.
Watch Vail and Carter try and put
BEN TICKER
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Each Team Has Had Two-Day
Observation-Disclosures
in Shape.
VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
Ram at Portsmouth, Roanoke and
DanyIile prevents all games.
stnnllnR of tile Gun,
Games TD-Dny.
Richmond at Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Roanoke.
LYnchburG at DanNille.

IN the three cities yesterday where
Virginia League games were scheduled
the ardent fans looked dismally from
their Office windows and read the
signs: mo game to-day: rain which
were entirely superficial. Ms every
body was perfectly aware that 1T was
raining Meanwhile managers figured
up their losses, biting their naila in
dcspair amid the patter Of raindrops
and the howl Of the four winds as they
raced unshackled across the heavens.
1t seems that the baseball support
ers and the calculating managers were
the victims or domestic rough-housc
on high between Jupiter Piuvius and
Juno, and, or course, the mortnls be-
low had TO suffer for those hecdlessly
thrown thunderbolts.
This makes two days in succession
hat all the teams have rested and
they ought to be anxious to go at 1t
good and hard during the remainder
III the week. Perry Lipe reports his
squad to be in good condition and
ready for the fray. so the Portsmouth
fans ought to see two good games
there to-day and tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16

in singles and doubles, the llandicaps
of the players being based on the
scores made in the April and May tour
naments and in the Old Dominion
Tournament.
There will be one class in mems
singles and mems doubles. and one
class in ladies' singles and ladies'
doubles. Partners in mems doubles
will be chosen by lot from those en-
tering this event, thus providing an
even chance for all players entering.
The handcaps In doubles will be one
half OF the total handicap of the two
persons composing each team. In
ladies' doubles the same plan will be
pursued, unless a majority of those
entering request the chairman OF the
committee to permit them to make
up their own teams.
Prizes will be awarded to the win-
ners In all four events. s AS it will
take some time cor the tennis commit
tee to make up the handlcaps. no en-
tries will be received after 6:30 o'clock
P. Nj. on Saturday, June Goth. The
drawings and matches Will be posted
at the club on the evening OF Monday,
June 22d, and play will begin on Tues
day, June cad.
The monthly tournaments have here
tofore been strung out too long, and
1t is, therefore, earnestly requested by
the committee that those taking part
will play off their matches promptly
and as early each evening as possible.
The ladies are especially requested to
play off their matches carly, so that
the courts may be used late IN the
evening by mon who are unable to
get out to the club until after $780,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
Y. M. G. A. ATHLETICS

Rain prevented the teams in the Business
Mems Volleyball League at the Y. NJ. G. a.
.rom getting together last evening. and II
has been decided to play the games OIL We'll
ne:day evening. beginning Mt 6:l5. The
teams. captained by Collins and Goolsby.
will play the first game. and then Buffers
team will endeavor to take a fall out OF
Harrison's stars, which up to the present
have not been beaten.
In the contests last night between the
Crescents and Invincibles of the employed
boys gymnasium class the former won the
h.yh jump and relay. while the latter won
the basketball game by the one.sided score
of 10 TO .. Robert Bell made four feet
eight inches in the high jump.
on Friday night the events will be vol
levball indoor, baseball and relay race. The
crescents have fourteen points and Invinci-
bles nine.
The Indoor Baseball League games VIII
be played tonight instead of Thursday, the
night Of the moonlight excursion. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
AUTO DAY FOR FAIR.

One day of the state Fair to be held
here October 5tll to 11th. inclusive, may
be devoted to the automobile. AT II
meeting of the Richmond Automobile
Club at the Park Hotel last night a
communication from Mr.. ]. G. Corley,
of the State Fair board of directors,
was read. suggesting that u committee
be appointed to confer with the fair
racing committee regarding the plan.
The auto racing committee, of which
DIR. II. W. Bassit Is chairman, was
delegated to hold a conference at an
early date. DR.. II. S. McLane, who has
been in communication with Mr.. Cor
ley regarding setting day aside for
automobile, was added to the commit
tee.
A report of the financial end of the
recent motor races was read, and
showed that the club had profited by
the meet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
Wallace Replaces Hooker.

I
LYNCHBuRG, VA, June i5.-Bob Wal
lace of last years Richmond team, who has
been playing great ball for Charlotte In the
Carolina Association, VIII join the Shoe
makers at Danvllle4 this afternoon. He will
shape physically, and 1t may be weeks be-
fore he will be able to play good ball.
Jack Anthony has been released because
he has not kept himself In good physical
condition. An effort was made to trade
him, but none of the teams on the circuit
seems to have room for him.
The Lynchburg outfieId for the present
will consist OF Wagner. Wallace and Davis.
A new infielder is expected to report IN
Danyille also,
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rsnecialto The Times. pispatch.1

Specialize The Tlmes-plspatch'I
LEXINGTON, VA. Juno lb.-The an
nual boat race between the two teams
at washington and Lee University took
place this afternoon on North RlVer,
and tho Harry Lees (the Reds) Won
over the Albert Sidneys (the Blues)
by nearly a half boat length Tho dis
lance was one mile and lifetime m'ne
utes and a 8 seconds.
Tho race was the prettiest for ears
and was witnessed by a large crowd,
Blue and red colors We're much In evil
dence as decorations,
THE Harry ]. Lee. crew--C. s.. Osbourn
stroke; a. III. Leap. third; n. II. Pow,
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EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times DISPATCHED
y WILSON. n. c., June 1S.--In twelve
Inning game to- day Wilson and Knston tisl
the score, to 9. Features: Mayberry's
pitching and batting for Wilson, and FoNs
hitting for kinston.
Score by innings. r. II. E.
Kinston 10 o o OIL o 1 o o o 0--o 6 5
Wilson 80 9 o . o o o o o o.
Batteries-Kinston, Sullivan and Young:
Wilson, Mayberry and Holt.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.]
RALEIGH, N. c., June 1.-THE East
Carolina League ball samc between Raleigh
and Ncwbern. here was prevented by heavy
rains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
I.yMchIlurE Fair.

LYNCHBURG, VA. June 15.-Already
fine racing for the Interstate Fair here
next fall is assured beyond doubt,
and 1T is claimed that the races will
be the best ever seen In Virginia, this
being the direct result the formation
OF the Virginia Carolina circuit. Ninety
six horses have already entered to go
over the circuit. The horses will start
out at Galaz, Va, September I'd, and
will attend meets there, at Radford'
Tazewell Roanoke, Lynchburg. Rich
mond. Raleigh. Charlotte, and winding
-up at Columbia, S, c., October 21th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
POLICE COURT CASES
Usual Monday Assortment Sent Homo or
,rrnngferreI To Jail

Transferred to Jail.
Thomas King tcoloredo. charged, with
snatchlng a pocketbook, containins $40.
from Leila Booker, also colored. was In
the Police Court yesterday morning. but
the was continued for further evidence.
Charles Hopkins (coiored), charged with
reslstns Policeman Parkinson In the dis
charge OF his duty. fined $50 and put
und9r 100 surety for sixty days.
resisting Policeman Folkes was fined SIS
and placed under 800 surety for ninety
days.
The case against Daniel Wood (coloredi.
charged with interfering with Policemen
Wiley and Newman. was continued TO the
Goth.
John Dobson tcolored) was sent to Jail
for four months on charge OF stealing a
lot OF canned meat from Armour s Com
ranF's plant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
5ealen Droposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS,

rarmvillc, Va, June 6, 1905.
Sealed proposals for tho construction
of s.3 miles of macadam road will be
at the clerks office OF Prince
Edward county, ut Farmville. Va, UNI
tina o'clock noon, June 80, 1908,
Plans and specifications may BIO seen
at the above office OF Mt the State
Highway Commissions, Richmond, Va.
Certified check for $500 to accom- =
.,nny each bid.
The Hoard of Supervisors reserves.
the right TO reject any. and all bids.
An engineer viii be In Fnrmville on
June 10th to 20 oyer the work with
bidders
Proposals, should he addressed TO the
clerk uf the county. Farmyille. Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
BUILDING PERMITS

street Car Company will Repair Street
Street Railway Y. NJ. G. A.
Building permits were issued by Inspec-
tor Beck yesterday folfows
W. W. Haley, to erect a brick store ana
dwelling on the north side of Main Street
between Lombardy and Vine Streets; cost,
$4,000,
No. 4O5 North Thirty-fourth Street; cost,
William Northrop and Henry r.. Wick
ham receivers OF the Passenger and Power
COMPANY to repair a frame y NJ. e. y.
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Eagle Team.

The recently formed Eagle baseball
team will play mines from Manches-
ter, Petersburg and Roanoke Aeries
this week. The team is open for
games with other amateur organiza-.
lions also Jack Heintz. manager of
The members Of the team are Fred Au-
gust. Frank Bannister. II. G. Cham
berlain. linn Kain. Barley kain. Harry
Leftwich Herbert Floyd, Lawrence
Hulcher, Billy Lamb, Garnett FLOYD
and Pete Bolton,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
@RI,IJEzS LEAD a HALE LENGTH

ell. second; g. s, Glasgow, 1lrst;. IL.
IL Hannis, coNwa IN.
Albert Sidney crew--E A.. g, Hoge.
stroke. r. D. Morales, third; =, A.,
Devane second; r. a. Bledsoe, ftrst;.
r.. W. Dlckey. coNswain,
This Ms the fourth victory in sue
cession by the Harry Lees. They have
won sixteen races In al, ard the Albert
sidneya have won fifteen Two races
We're draws.
The annual meeting Of the board o &
trustees will be held to-norrow morn
Ing, and at night the address before
the Alumni Asso citation Will ho made
Owen, NJ Al. Of Oh orna,
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

e
At New Orleans
Score by innings: !. Fl, F..
Mobile ;,,,,.,'' 80 = !" q d l
Observation-Disclosures and Garvin; Clark
ana Matthews. Time. 1:ai. Umpire Pfea-
ninger.
At Montgomery--
Score by innings: Il. II. p.
Atlanta ....,...o 0 o % o 0-o o
Northumberland and Shannon: Johns
Cummings and Hurlburt. Time, 1856 Um-
plres. FltzsImmons and OBrten.
AT Nashville
Nashville 100 o o . o "a s .
Birmingham 20 o ! o o a51-s IS .
Batteries-Dusan and Hardy; Robertaile
ana Meek. Time, 1881, Umpire, carpen-.
ter.
at Little Rock---
Little Rock,.....o lioose - i +
Memphis ,......0 o 90 1 OIL S =
Batteries and Wells; Clarity and
.o'Leary, Time. 600. Umpire Brown
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noMling NIntch postnoncd.

Tho match game of goosepins be-
tween Mr., NJ. IS. Thorp and e. G. Whit
more was called Off Saturday night on
account of Mr.SEVhitmOre haNing;a sore
finger. They have decided to roll five
o. tile ten games to-morrow after
,noon3a ga o'clock, and roll the finals
lsatas-'..-s Salght at S o'clock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16

building on the east side of Robinson Street
between Cary and BeyerS Streets: cost.
$500, and to repair n frame waiting shed
j. b. Wilson. to repair brick dwelling
at No. 3e27 Grove Avenue; cost. $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16

The regular June tents tournament
of the Hermitage Golf Club will be
held on June ed and the succeeding
days until completed. This tournament
will be a handicap tournament. both
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
SOLD LIQUOR ON SUNDAY

Case Against Parker Is Continued, Bat
Ward Is Fined and Sent to jail.
Two negroes were in the Police Court
Yesterday morning. charged with selling
LIQUOR on Sunday. The case of Robert
Parker who is alleged to have conducted
speakeasy at No I39 North SECOND
sci explaining that they had Just been emf
ployed and had not had time in which to
prepare their case. Parker is also charged
with laborinS at his trade the Sabbath
The other negro. Charles Ward. was
fined 5000 and sentenced TO spend four
months In jail. Both We're arrested by Po-
licemen Wiley and Newman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

E JACKSONVILLE. FLA. June Ito
days game played on water-soak:d
diamond. but 1t was the prettiest exhibition
OF the season The pitching Of Helm was u
feature.
Score by innings: r. H. L.
jacksonville 80 o i 600 81 .
Batteries-Hof and Moran; Helm and
Roth. Time, 1:s7. Umpire. Buckley.
CHARLESTON. 8. c.. June 15.-charles-
tor won from Columbia to-day in Pitch
ers' battle between Vlebahn and Salve. The
locals scored the only run In the sixth on
base on balls and tumble by Manion. Ms
Mahon was chased by Umpire TRULY In the
first inning.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Charleston ...5...o o 900 o 81 D
Columbia .......0 o o o o o o o 90 ) 1
MISUNDERSTANDING and Reisinger; Salvc
and Cote. Time 1880 Umpire, TRULY.
AUGUSTA, GA, June 15-Both Alalarkey
and Beckle were batted out of the box in the
third and fourth innings of to-day game,
the locals rally in the third inning giving
them five runs.
score by Innings: HE.
Augusta ........o o 6osOo1 o st IL 8
Macon ..........0 e10 o o 0-5 8 .
Batteries-Beckle, Dexter and Brown
Malarkey. Showers and Shea Time. 1850,
Umpire, Latham.
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Games To-Day.
Chicago at philadelphia.
Plttsburg at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pirates Win.

Pfrnfcs Win.
BOSTON, MASS, June 15.-Wagner
hit the ball over the left field fence
in the tenth inning to-day scoring
Leach ahead Of him, and PlttsburS
won. 5 to 8.
Score by innings: II. II. T..
Pittsburg ....01 LOO o 0 - 10
Boston ....... 0O0002 o O--3
Batteries: Leever and Gibson: Linda
man and Granam. Time, 2:l3. umpires-
Rudderham and Emslie.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

At Greensboro - Greensboro Charlotte;
postponed. rain.
Al Anderson-Anderson. 8; spartanburs, 3.
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I veuter, "a; Biscoe. 8.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BISCOE, VA, June l5.-The Venter base
LslI team defeated the local team here SAT-
urday in very slow game. frlmmers
three DAGGER in the seventh inning made
Red Tate weaken. and the visitors scored
eight runs.
Batteries-Beadles and Lipscomb; Tate
ana Longert. Umpire, Beale
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16

TIE, STATED COMMUNICATION,
NSAxof the Richmond Isandolpll Lod ST
s,Hy\No. 10. Ancient, Free and Acce PIT
ed Masons, will be held in the Masolis'3.
HALL franklin and Eighteenth Streets.
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, June ~.
1905, at 80 o'clock. Members of iS-3
ter lodges and transient brethren are
Invited,
BY order of the wors hipful Master.
w. a.. CLARKE, JR.,
Secretary. M
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results iesterda

Results Yesterday.
Cleveland. 9; Washington. /.
Detroit Philadelphia game scheduled
for to-day played yesterday
Chicago, 9; New York. l.
st. Louis, 10; Boston, 0.
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Mrrtings.

q MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE
Xxx Members OF lraternal Lodge, No.
/VN53, Ancient, Free aud Accepted
Masons. are requested to attend a CALI
ed communication of their lodge THIS
(TuesdaY) MORNING. June 18th, at
9:45 o'clock. to pay the last sad tribute
of respect to our late brother, Gus k3
Delarue.
Members Of sister lodges fraternally
invited
BY order of the Wors hipfnl Master
Il. BOTTIGHEIMER,
Secretary.
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COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP
Especial 10 The Tine..D,.n,,c,1

lspeclal 10 4 ne IlnieE- Disnatch.1
FORK UNION. VA, June 1a-Base-
ball teams from this county have or.
sanized themselves in what may be
called leagne. in which they will
play for the championship of the
county. Some OF the prominent clubs
that are now struggling for balloon
supremacy are Fork Union. Holmhead
Columbia. Wilmington. Palmyra ana
Cunningham. So far 1t is very ur-
certain which OF these clubs will be
able to land the pennant. Fork Union
and Holmhead are decidedly in the
race, showing up strong teams. These
teams are now in position to play
the rest OF the clubs in the county.
Fork Union and Holmhead have broke
even in series of games. while
Holmhead has outclassed Columbia
decisively in two games. Jim Mann
is the captain of the Fork Union team.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Games To-Day.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at st. Louis.
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Mr.. Smith Not So We'll

Mr. II. NJ Smith. who was severely IN
.jured In a runaway accident Saturday night.
vas but little better yesterday. and was re-
ported TO be suffering a great deal last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16

Want Basebnll Game.
Tho Irish Lads would like to heai
from V,hrist Church, Brookline, or
Saturday neXt, Telephone No. 32S2.
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White Shines.

CHICAGO. June 15.-News York could
not fathom Whites pitching to-day.
and Chicago won, 9 toll. Only thirty
batsmen faced the local pitcher.
Whites single. Dougherty's triple and
a double steal. gave Chicago its runs.
Score by innings: r. H. +.
Chicago ..0oO02O0 o. o
New York $3.50. L 10000 0 Oil 8 /
Batteries. White and Sullivan; Ches-
bro and Kleinow and Blair. Time.
LIE IImpires. Hurst and ENans.