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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-16
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Roanoke, . !; LynchburE, 0.
Richmontl-DRnvilie, r,in.
Norfolk. petersburg, rnin.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
rsnscia1 10 The rimes.Dispatch.l

Lynchburg, Va. August 1s.-F'ritch.
ard was invincible this afternoon. and
the champions had no trouble taking
the first game of the series. 2 to y.
sexton was hit harder than the score
indicates, for his fielding support was
superb. despite the soggy condition OF
the field. An instance OF THIS vas
thirteen outfield nies. while six other
Tigers went down on high flies to the
inheld. ,.,.
The game. while played in quick
lime. was decidedly uninterestins
though both teams were hard at work
ALI the time for victory
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EASTERN. CAROLINA LEAG UE.
AT Wilson: Rocky Mount. 8: VIII
ga At Fayetteville: Goldsboro. 4: Fay
etteville.
win, Out In Tenth.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Fayetteville. N. c.. August l5.-Atter
Brandt had Goldsboro shut out. 2 to 9.
he weakened in the ninth ana MS
Eitors tying the score on three hits
and an error. with two out. They
netted two more in the tenth on a
double error, sacrifice and intield out i
Go SdeFe % inn .oo'e o 0 ooo.a24 8
Fayetteville ..000020 90 o. s.
Batteries: Merchant and Daily;
Brandt and Calvin. Umpire. Freeman
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MANY GOLFERS IN CONTEST.
,r..n..,,i..i.sippi Tournament BRING.
= 80. 70 Or IInnAnally LnrEc Fteld.

Denyer. Col, August 15.-The largest
field Of golfers ever entered in tour o. !,
ne ment In the West started the .hrsI
eighteen holes Of the gualityinnE s re,nni
Of medal play In the iran ~ sstppi
Harry airy G. Legg, Of Minnikahad ds the
rasant title holder. and Harold F.e.Asr.
of the Denver Country CLUB, were
among the early starters ~.
Tanvsr course are great, and many
Of those who We're counted on for for
Wv scores we're we'll over forty at the
turn. Legg finished the round IN 9.
The second round OF medal play
completing the qualifying round, VII
be played tomorrow.
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score by nninss: ,ooe,1,.a-ii
Brooklyn (3)
sumHa 1, r,nance Zimmerman t2). Schultz.
T geau.oI s; King. Brown. Left on bases
r rsnae. 4. Brooklyn, 8. Two-bsse hits
Beaumont Chance tinker h,Mrl Klses A saelacs
Lenhe sseo ,,ard schultz. First base on err
hss-shge aao Double play-Eyer4 to
rss ne Stolen Zimmerman. FIRST
base on ba!s-on garser 1 & Oh g. n pleher@
struek GU TENANCY; by Miller. tsheck-
a by ha1 Via ptehes-Barger MILF az! HIS
az narrers In innings; Of Miner, IN, ~ ?
,rn,nrs Time OF game. 100 ompi'e go
Iohnstone and Eason.
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wilson Loses to Rnilronders.
Especial 10 The Timea- I, ]

~ [Speclalto The Tlmes-OlspAtch.J
Wilson. N. c.. August 15.-Rocky
BY hitting Foreman hard in the sec
ond and third innings Hearne then
relieved Foreman. pitching "a magnifi-
cent game He struck out nine men
and allowed only three singles. VII
and two hits. and had the bases full
In the eighth. hut was unable to score
score nv innings: r. II. E
Rocky Mount o 2 10 0 o Q o 0-3
Wilson o o o 020 90 o.
Batteries: Wilson. Boyle and Leary
Foreman, Henrne. Westlake and Miller
Umpire. Barre.
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Lynchburg Post-Oflce Moved.
Yc,,t.1 ~ Tho TipeS.D{anaf ch 7

Lynchburg, Va. August 15.-The To-
cal post office is being moved tonight.
and tomorrow the present govern
ment building will be ready for de-
molition, to give way for new
house The post-ofhce will be located
In former tobacco house, while the
Federal officers formerly stationed IN
the building are to be found in half
"a dozen office buildings. scattered over
the city.
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SECOND GAME.
totals .as II Il Is 0 Total:

score by innings; oonoo1,oooHi
Brooklyn I. -. - y faJ
r,a ,,,,art's Wheat HummeI, Dalton, Bergen
Be auDet Left !. on Chicago, 3; Brookyn
Two.base hi,s-Dalton Bergen. Inres srrazs
hits-Pfefter. David son. first euse % tinker
4bpopssA First base on balls-on Bell q;
az !, a'N pferer, i. struck out-By Bell, e; by
Richie. :; by Ptener i HtsIon E ,nn,n.s
m,,,sa 81 game 1879 Umpires, Johnstone and
Eason, tis4
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Totals ....s 7gi1 oSlTotals ...s4 8 e. 10
sBatted for Stroud in ninth. 81

Totals ...26 q ~ II . f'rotal0 1865 Q - 40 =
Slated for Stroud in ninth.
Score by innings: II.
Washington ...................?o0 40o0 -
Detroit Observation-Disclosures. OF 30 00-4
summary: Runs-Milan t2). KiIliter t?).
Elberfeld, conroy. Mcintyre. Cobb. ctaw.
Crawford. Hits-on Works 3 In 4t.3 in-
.nings: of Loudell. in 20 inning; on Stroud.
In 3 innings. Sacrifice fly--Gcsslcr. Sacri-
dee hit-Beckendorf stolen base-Unglaub.
Double play-Morinrity to Delehanty 20
Jones' Loft on Observation-Disclosures. 5: De.
.troit. g. First base on balls-or Johnson. ::
on Works. s: of Loudell. First base on
!. Hit by pitchcr-Bcek-
endorf. Struck out-By Johnson. s.: by Lou
dell. i. Wild pltchcs-Joh nson. Works. Time
OF game, l:45. Umpires, Connolly and kcrin.
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VICTORY FOR EACH TEAM

Brooklyn. N. Y. August i5.-Brook,
vn and Chicago split two one:-sid 60
games to-day. The visitors smut ou'
the locals IA to in The hrst game
10 time, both Barger and Miller hard
RrookIyn turned the tables In the sec
ond contest, winning by to ]: Rcn.e
vas knocked out OF the box. ana Plens.
was nounded for SIX bits IN the els mn
Fell allowed only three hlt ITS * s9eo' %
FIRST GAME.
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aRed sox, win.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

ESPECIAL to The Tim spatch.l
Bradley's store, Va, August 15.-The
.Red sox" baseball team, Of this place.
defeated Malvern Hill on the latter's
grounds Saturday by score OF ~
to 10.
Score by innings: :;
"Red Sox'' ..........1 % 60O2 o3-!a
Malvern Hill ........l 200 22o Nv
Batteries: Red Sex" Dunn. Brock
well and Tunstall. Malvern Hill. Chill
dress and Greeley. Time OF game,
.2:40 Umpires. Johnson and Myers.
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TWO GAMES FOR BOSTON ON

boston. Mass, August l5.-Playlng
errorless ball and batting hard, Boston
won two ga,aes from St. Louis to-day.
the first to and the second 70 !.
The locals overcame ive-run LEAD IN
the first game. Score;
llaE sl. FIRST GAME. ..al
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Rapidan Defeats Culpeper,
hk Times-DiS

Cu,peper, Va, August 15.-Rapidan'
sta ton. in this county, witnessed the
most exciting game of baseball in It's
history this afternoon, when its team
defeated the Culpeper team by score
of 81 toll. Batteries for Cuipeper, Bur
ton and Brown; for Rapidan, Jones
and somerville. Umpire, Foster
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SERIES EvENED UP

Chicago. Ill. August 16.-scott held
New York to two hits here to-day. and
chicago evened up on the series. win-
Ming 3 to g.. Warhop was pounded for
seven hits. including three triples. two
OF which figured in the scoring. Scott
drove in two TALES with sacrifice fly
and a single and counted the winning
run on McConnell's three-bagser The
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SECOND CAME.

sweeney, Miller, Abbzt!cchto ~, Seeh. ! "o-
base hi,s-Mnler. Beck. oaIes. He:zos. 40
ba,scchio. Th-es-base hi;-Coiins saeSaee
rites-sheaa. Beck. stolen base-M!lle..
Doub,e p,ays-Abba,icchio 10 Sheaa TO Swee-
ney: Hauser TO Koaetchy. Left on bases
81. Louis, s: Boston, I. First base on balls
OF zmicn. 3; of Burke. FIRST oass On ~, 81, !,
ro-Bos.oa. !. Hit by pltche:-By zrnich. !!
fReek). struck ou,-By Burke. Wild
pi;ch-zmich. Time of game. Isl umpiies'
KLEIN and Kane.
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VICTORY FOR ST. LOUIS

st. Louis, Mo-. August 15.--st. Louis.
with Lake pitching. defeated Boston 2
to in the fourth game OF the series
to-day. Cicotte was hit hard in the
early innings. and Karger succeeded
him in the eighth. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago, IA; Brooklyn, 0 tnrst game).
Chicago. 1; Brooklyn, 0 Second
game).
Pittsburg, Q; New York. 4 (first
game, eleven innings).
Pittsburg, /; New York, 2 (second
game).
st. Louis, i; Boston, 8 (second
game).
Philadelphia Cincinnati. rain.
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READY For OPENING.
waI-xnown Stables Will BE Repre-
scented mt Front Royal Show.

TSnecial to The Times spatch.l
Front Royal, Va. August 15.-What
Is considered the finest set OF horses
ever shown in a ring are at present
on the grounds. awaiting the call for
which is o-morrow. The Blenhelm
the opening day of the horse. show.
stables, Julian Morris. Temple and
leighton stables are showing larger
m,nher of entries than ever before.
All Of the incoming trains tonight
brought large crowds.
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New York.

SIM mary. Runs-Cree. knight. Zwilling.
colIips. Scott. Three-base Mts-Collins, NC
connell. Dougherty.s Sacrifice hit-Scott.
stolen base-McConnell. Double plays-Zei-
dersS Ia Mcconnell to Collins; Daniels to
Sweeney Left on baBes--New York, 8: CHI
,eaao.5 First base on balls-on Scott 8:
on Warhop,, I. First base on errors.New
York. q: Chicago, l.. Struck outIBy Scott.
& ~ WARRIOR. 3. Passed ball-sullivan.
wi1d,n,tch-Scott. Time of game. 1870. I'M
nirc. Eyans and Colltflowsr. ~
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SECOND GAME.
.w.lsoa, rtgh. aeld and centre feid.

'Wlison, fight heId@ anu ce..E = 2 II .
Score by innings: ,on.nonNi
pistso9.s .eooeo0Io'-a
summary: Ruus-wagner. Derose. poyse'
Two-base hit-Wagaer. Ihres-oase ~ :.
vora Sacrifice h!ts-Fiynn. Wilson. sacsan ~,
t,y-Bridweil stolen bases-Murray q,
Me-xIe. DOYLE. LEI, on bases-Pisssours, Z, =
New YORK, s. First base or srEor-Sew = or, or
i. Double plays-Badwell 10 Doyle 70 .aes
E,a. TtIier 10 Flynn. struck ou,-By Cam
re. Nv Wfitse. > First base on balls
on camnitz, 2 Time Of game, i;ss m
ntres. Rigler and Emsiie
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PLAY FOR TENNESSEE CUP.
Interstate Tournament at Tate spring
Attracts Many Golfers.

[Special to The Times-Dispatch.l
Tate Spring. Tenn. August 15.-
Among the well-known golfers quail
wing In the first and second sixteenths
for the Tennessee Cup, in the Interstate
Tournament here. are: Geo: G. Oliver.
Birming ham Country Club; w z.
NIaury,. MeG,phis' Country Club; q.
Rowan; saXton Crawford. r: p L.
son and B. McManns, Knoxville Coun-
try Club: Clarence Knowles, Judge NJ
Nv. Beck, Judge B. N. Hill. BROOKS Nor
gan and j. L. Burton, Atlanta Athletic
Club; J. S. Burr, Savannah; ]: AlWyn
Vile. 3 LaPrade, Cincinnati; j. b
Schwab, Nashville. and L. E. Elan
Richmond.
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Bradley signs Up With Cincinnati.

y Hrad1ey sIEns Up " TN -U1ntfnnHU.
Cleveland. O.. August 15.-Third
Baseman William Bradley. who was
given his unconditional release by the
cleveland Baseball Club two weeks
5Hgo, to-day accepted terms with the
Cincinnati National League Club. and
will join that team the latter part
OF the week.
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SOUTHERN n LEAGUE

At Atlanta: First game-Mem phis.
Atlanta, o. Second game-Memphts.
81 At Nashville First game-chatta-5
nooga, A. Nashville, s. Second game
Chattanooga. 8; Nashville. s.. s.
At New Orleans: Birmingham. Q: New
Z At s Mon t Mobile. 2: Montgom-8
cry IA ss2
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Totals ...ss Z 3ol7 3 Totals ...s5 90 !.

cisSe,and .....s....... .1o1 0 90 o o.
pbtiadcinhin 0oOo100 3-5
Summary Runs-B!rmingham Rath. OaV-
base hits-Young, Barry. Oldnns. Two-base
5hIts-Davis, Lord Sacrifice hts-Young, Nor
gan ~. Baker. stolen base-Birming ham :, /.
Double playa-Lajoie to Rath to stovall;
f,ivinrston 10 Baker First base on balls
or Young. I: off Morsan.s. Hit by pitcher
By Young. (Davis). Struck out-By Nor
gan, 4. First base on errors-Philade!phla
. Left on bases-Cleveiand, 10: Philadel.
phia, s. Time OF game. 2:ol. Empires, Egan
and O'Loughlin.
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r,J,, ,h,,,-r 4Il...... 20 Q o 9 0 Q o UUV.-.
-. W. . - % o Oo60o0o01-1
summary: Runs-BYrne. Leach. Doyle,
M .hase hit-Murray. Sacrifice hlts-Lei-
acid, Deviin LEI; on bases-P.tssburg, o.
New York. 9. First base on eErors.f,i ,ts
burg. 9: New York. i. struck out-sy Ma q.
thewson ii: by Leifieid. 2. First base on !,
haiisNofr sSfathewson. i; off Leifeld, 5. Wild
nitch-Le..ield. Time Of game. hours. I'm
rIr.s Rtrler and Emslie. si5f
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Total. ~ sHlo 4 Totals ..a2 s2ill o
sBatted for Cicotte In eighth.
Score by innings:A IL.

Ro.ton OF o 0 0ol$o--l
summary: Runs-Hartzeil. Newman. Gard
ner. Two-base hit-Purtell. Three base hits
-Hartzeli Griggs. Gardner. Duoble plays
5t4ooper to Carrigan; wallace TO Truescale
10 Newman. stolen bases-Hooper. Hartzell.
First base on balls-on Lake. 2: of karses.
4: Oft cicotte. !. Struck out-By LAKE .
nv c,icotte. :, Hits--OA Cicotte. s in In
ninss: on Karger. in inning. Left on
ibases-st Louis. 5: Boston. j. Time OF
game. i:H Umpire. Perrtne.
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JOHNSON is EFFECTIVE

Washing ton, u. c., Augu 15.--Wal--
ter Johnson was effective to-day with
man on bases, and Washington, as q
result. defeated Detroit IS to 4. Works Works
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.,.,.,.s

Totals I. SO ira IS Totals !. 81 l6 q Is o
.Batted for Corridor In ninth.
iRatted for Sellers in seventh,
tRatted for Brown in seventh,
Score by Innings: y.
st y ""
Boston ~ " We -
Bresnahan, Harmon (e), Abhaticchio.f Rarl-
den taJ shean 90, Brown Collins 81. TWO
base Higgins, oakcs, Herzog, sweeney.
nines; of Brown, q in q Ia Innings; of
Frock. IN q innings; Off HARMON 70 ". 9
innings; OH corridor, Elm 2 inntngs.t saerl'
flee h,t-EIuggns. Sacrifice fhes-Sslt e, y,
sHcrzog stolen bases-colllns, Shean Donnie y
tniax-HugsAns to Hauser 10 Konetehy Y. L 8 =
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SECOND GAME.
totals ...as II n 10 Totals ...so 10 =

Score by Innings: h
Cleveland 9 = . y " -
Summary: Runs-stovali. Birmingham.
Krue ger. Lord (3), oldring. Baker t2). Dav-
is, Two-base hits-stovail. Oidrtns ca,
Davis t2). Murphy. Baker, Bender sac.ihce
hi,s-oidring. Collins Sacrifice fiieB-Mur-
ply. Mitchell. Stolen baseS-Davis. Barry.
Lord (2) Double piays-Lajoie TO Stoyall:
Collins to Davis: Easterly TO Lajole; stovall
to Easterly; Barry to Collins TO Davis Hits
In 3 Innings First base on balls-On De-
mott. i; of Mitchell. 8. Hit by pltcher-By
Bender. i (Krueger). Struck out-By De
mott. 8: by Mitchell. !; by Bender. z. Left
on bases-Ceveland, Z; Philadelphia. 10
Time OF game. 1:45. EMPIRES. o'Loushlin
and Egan.
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Where They
Pittsburg at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
New York at Chicago.

on ba.es-Bo.ton. .; st. Louis. Z. First
base on ba.ls-Or Harmon, i; OF Ferguson
5: OF Brown, q OF Frock, 2. Struck out-By
Ferguson. 2; By Frock. I: BY Harmon, l.
Time OF game. 2:ii Umpires. KLEIN and
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Errors Give Game to Greenyill

Special to The TImes-DIspatch.I
Greenville. s. c.. August l5.-Thc nu-
merous errors OF Winston this after
noon gave the locals winning run.
In an exciting contest Refs was re-
placed by Rcdfern in the sixth and
this helped to save the game.
Gr seGra ey .nn'nS iIaoooso.-s s !
Winston ..l0022.0O00- IL q
Batteries: Reis. Redeem and Wingo:
Swlndell and Tiedman.
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Charlotte Defeats Anderson.
Hcnanial IN The Observation-Disclosures !

Special TO THO s-UISpa tch.
Anderson. s. c.. August 15.-Char-S
lotte defeated Anderson In easy style
this afternoon Brazille pitched good
game. only one run being made against
him. and that was due to another's
error. The feature OF the game was
"a home-run hit over the left garden
fence by Mcmillan. the Hornet centre
fielder.
Score by innings: r H E.
G snaarsae . .o 81 ! !
Batteries: Brazille and .Hargrave:
Edmunds and Brannon.
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was taken FROM the box in the fifth.
after passing tfIrs 3 batsmen, and Lou
dell was little better. Stroud pitcher
the last three innings In good style.
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q sunmary: Runs-HolIanu W. : $500.
x,,smsnpatt Newton sacrifice hits-pressis
9a, gri,ehard. FRS, base on srror@L ~ h
Snrr. i. Left on bases---Lyneheurs, 2; Roaa-
oke. g. Double play-Se.sSSa Of. p 70 :.
9ir., hase on balls-on Pritchard. !. Tine
OF game, 1874. Umpire. Mace.
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KEEN CON TESTS
IN HORSE |. SHOW 1 !
Annual Event at White Sulphur
Attracts Largest Crowd
in It's History.
'Ispecia1 to The Times-Dispatch.l

white sulphur Springs. W. Va, Aug
ust 15.-The third annual Greenbrter
County Horse Show was held at the
beautiful grounds at The Meadows.
white Sulphur Springs, to-day. The
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aun,ificntlon In chancery.

IL QuhIfHchtlOH III WhNncery.
sa&C c.. Nj. Liphart yesterday qualified
An the Chancery8 Court as administrator
! of Eula c. Liphart. The estate is
valued at $4,000.
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No. Name Of Owner.
sol. w. r. Renner....I. ~.
S02. G. ~. harry aud Julian
OxhOrne ........;....'
SOB. r.. Il. GibnOn ...4.... =.
SO4. Paul 1Inssie .i...!.s.'
sos. A. n. Marshall 80.
sos. J..W. HouEh (. &. 80
,07. n. Marshall Bellsmy q.
sos. BeIlnmy-HOush, Innc.5''
500. William G. KinAm an
$40. n. III. Dailey......s...i.E
81. Arthur shoosmith. <,
sl.. STANLEY Reed 50
sl3. Belmont $. Walters..
s1l. w. r. Forbes .3..l.
SIS. Horace a. sopers $500.
SIN. u. w. Wilson -. y,
Sl7. II. u. Gaskina. ~. -. I.
SIS. newton q II. Argen1-
u" d a "a j g y d. ! ftsa
bright ....3.I., =. 80. !.
sl0. u. G. Keister, 81. De- ~ a
$40. AIRS. r. a. Vhite....s..
SCI. VI. q. Branch 80
s:2. II. NJ. Baker. ..3...
sc3. a. Lee Kposvles..s.l.s''s. ~
s:4. NJ. l'. Carr. .'a.s5''|5..ss'.
So6. A. u. I<err.... .i... 4: 4. (.
500. w. G. McCormick <.
SGT. Charles W.shlelds ...
s:s. WIN. Price Atkinson -.
500. Il. w. BWrke,. ..55..s..ll..si'.. s.
$40. George s. p, CrautFnr l' 4. 4
s3l. II. ~. Lemon.'...sg''.ss..'.35
s3:. w. NJ. lille. $50 &
S33. j. NJ. tNe,vcomR 1850 :
1874. Maurice co hen 81. + ~
s35. Andrew Bowling...'
SAG. II. NJ. 5Darden. .',s..'
ss7. charlottesville Hard-
ware Co, Inc....l.4..
sss. lloyd q. Diic'< ,t. ~ *
sac. Mary II. Priest ''3'''
$40. n. roscoe Gary......
S4l. Isaac COhen.,. ,,.'
$40. IN. Al. Pretlo,y $3.50.
s4s. Vlrsini,,s Dntt..,t''
s4.i. Mrs. Edward ltohr''
e45. George Il. HNrt...'i''
oAa \: n. WriEht.......
oar. Charles II. vVAde....
s4s. y. n. Manson, Jr.,.,
san. a. y. Bnuer, w. ..,' 4
$40. u. II. shepherd y,
4 This list Will he con-
L Ill all cars In virginia Z
/ list 0fsmot0r eur owners
keep a ale for reference
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Anderson: Charlotte. &; Ander.
4. Grcenviile: Greenville. s; Win.
ston Salem, 5.
boro; rain.
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Make of Machine
Address. and Horsepower.
Roanoke Wa .,.... Buick, 80.
norfolk, Va. 80 i. $685.. +. Oakland, 70.
stanton, ya 49,. .Autocnr, 70.
.1xi seventh ST. Roanoke. Maxwell 80. 5$
Norfolk, ........... Maxwell, ID.
Norfolk, Va Mitchell, 80 @l4
Lnrchmont, Norfolk W.. Franklin, IS.
Norfolk, Va. Jackson, l."
Arlington, sVa.......... .Paige-Detroit, 20.
!. Fort Myer, Va. ........... y. ~ r., 30
Name ester, II. #. ID. White Steamer, co.
RICHMOND, II. 8. Third Hupmobile, 20.
Rlchmnnd, Shenandoah
Apartments Pullman, 35.
sD:l8 Nv. Franklin, Richmond rnlmcr Singer, go.
1908 Mutual Building,
RIchmOnd ............. Mitchell, IS.
.d;inter park, Richmond, ). neo, 20.
SUFFOLK, Va. Maxwell,
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y. 40 g. Cherry, Richmond !. Columbia, 1S.
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(. Petersburg, box 311....... Premier, 40.
4. staunton, ya........... !. Buick, 20.
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timed from day to day III The Times -D Dispatch un-
have been reKiNtered. Those edcsirinE q sc0mp1ets
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-16
Day in the Big | leagues
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AM ERlCAN LEAGUE:

New York, q; Chicago, 9.
Washington, 6; Detroit, y.
Philadelphia, 8; Cleveland eh rs'
gnme).
Philadelphia. Z; Cleveland, 9 tsee-
sond game).
Boston, 4 !; St Louis, 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-16
p,tt.hurp New York.
iAsp II n AfE ALB H o

totals 30 S So Is . Totals ...s7 IS Is
.Batted for Devore In ff.h.
tSnodsrass, centre field and LETT nesa.
81 IA. Wilson, catcher. !,
Scorc nv innings.s N
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-10
=Hlabana-
Van Rensselaer,
18th Street 6 5th Avenue
NEW YORK
In THE FAMOUS WASHINGTON
SQUARE SECTION. ALSO
LUTELY FIREPROOF. A 81
CIAL WEEKLY RATE 70 VISl-
TORS.

A more delightful home in a Det-
Ter location would be hard to find.
Everything is for comfort and REAL
LIVING az the Alabama-van Rensso-
laer. Yet few hotels afford such ecrn
y TO their pItrols.
Splendid American dining roola
provide excellent cooking. An atnHe
sphere CT quiet and comfort pervt4 ?
the entire establishment. And it is
just near enough to New York gage
ties to preserve the real home feeii1g
A splendid shopping district imn'e-
diately at hand, being about I'VE min
utes to Wanamaker's and ten minutes
to Siegel & Cooper's and the 23d
street shopping district. Convenient
tC steamship docks and railroad sta
tons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-10
A DAYS NEWS IN
MARINE CIRCLES

High water on the Brunswick bar
today, 8: IA a. NJ, and 8:18 p. m. Low
water 2:10 a. m. and 2:40 p. m.
The steamer Passport, of the Hilton
& Dodge Lumber Co., is at the plant
of the Parker Hensel Engineering Co,
undergoing repairs. She will be there
or some time.
The sh oner Media, Capt Richards,
sails this morning for St. Johns, N. B.
New names are being added to the
charter list of vessels coming here
every day and before the end of the
month, the river front will present a
lively appearance.
The schooner John Twhoy, arrived
from New York yesterday to load
lumber.