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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
WOULD HAVE GONE
WAY OF OF HERS
Sporting Writer'S Opinion Of How
Jeffries Could Dispose Of
Johnson.
BY w. w. NAUGHToN.

Especial to The Times Dtspatc
San Francisco. Cal, May 2s.--ae
all right but he doesn't look the Jeis
of six years ago" said wise owl or
the sporting world to the writer ae
Dreamland.
OF course he doesn't For that mat
ter. the man who made the remark Is
a far different looking person from
what he was five years ago. l notlceo
streaks of gray above his temples ana
crowsfeet at the corners of his eyes,
I don't know any one of my acQualnt-
ances, in fact who has not changed IN
appearance during the past five years,
and time doesn't stand still for tight"
ers any more than for any one else.
The question isn't Does Jeff look as
he did five years ago?" or rs he as
great a fighter as he was five years
ago."
What we are interested in learning
| is does he retain sufficient OF MS
the ring game to warrant us in believ-
| ing that he is a worthy opponent tor
Jack Johnson?
There are some who seem to think
/ that ferries in his heyday would have
found his match in the negro. THIS.
| of course, while 1t affords food for
! thought and discussion, is something
| in which no satisfactory conclusion
| can be reached The writer is willons
to hazard the opinion that if Johnson
had been to the fore as a challenger
before Jeffries decided to so into re-
| tirement, .Ieffries would have disposed
of Jack the same as he did the others.
| No matter how the affair in July
| turns out, am satisfied those who wit
| ness n will he compelled to say that
Jetfries put up u desperate smashing
fight If Johnson carries guns enough
to tumble the big man from Bur-
bank. the affair will go on record as
one Of the fiercest and most deter
mined encounters the sport of the ring
has known.
1t Is perhaps little early yet to
say Just what Jeffriess appetite for
exertion will be when the date for the
battle Is close at hand. At present.
it cannot escape the notice of visitors
at paowardennan that Jeff has his
good days and bad days. If this con-
dition of affairs continued, and the
Fourth of July happens to be one OF
his bad days. the result may be dis
astrous.
This is simply note of warning
and may be 1t is not needed.
Jack Johnson is to follow Jim JEFF
fries's lead and become the hero OF g
night o. gloves at Dreamland. john
son will spar with his partners next
Friday evening, and no doubt numbers
| of those who went to the place named
last Friday night to get line or
Jefries will attend Johnson's show
and draw comparisons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
Wilmington Defeats Goldsboro.
Especial to The Times Dispatch /

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
Wilmington, y. c.. May 2s.--Goldsboso
lost to Wilmington this afternoon. to O..
Eblnser allowed eight OF the visitors to
walk. but they were unable to connect with
him for but one safe hit. Wilmington
teldcd perfectly. Kelly and DAILY. OF tho
visiting team, were each fined IS and dis
missed from the game for kicking. score:
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Goldsboro .............t0oooo 5000 90 i /:
Wilmington ...........0o01ooo 0.-i .
Batteres-Webb and Daily and Fulton;
Ebinger and Kite.
Summary: Sacrifice hits-steinbach coop.
er, Doak. Ebinger. Iwo-base hits-Hyams,
Tydeman. Double play-Burkc TO Hyams
to Kaiser Left on bases-C;oldsboro. 4; VIII
mngton. 5. struck out-By Webb. .: by
Ebinger. l. Bases on balls--Off Webb, 8;
off Ebinger. s. Time OF game. Las. TN.
pire. Strauss Attendance. 1000,
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st. james Wins.

In a fast game in which both pitch-
ers pitched excellent ball. ST. James
yesterday defeated Union Station by
the score of to . BY coupling hits
with errors on the part OF Union Sta
ton. ST. James Won. With two men
down in the ninth inning Sanders
knocked home run.
Score by innings: r. II. L.
Union Statio2. % 20 90 -
st. James 100000 1--2 z .
Batteries: Pullen and Tignor; An
street and Pearman. Umpire, Mr..
Walden.
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Fulton Bnptists Win.

BY clever fielding and the superb
pitching of Harrison, the Fulton Bap-
lists added another victory to their
list yesterday by defeating Il. i. Y.
NJ. G. A. by the score of 4 to 0. Harrt-
son, for Fulton, struck out twelve men.
Score py innings, X. II. u.
Fulton ..O1G0l0 00---4 S /
II. II. Y. NJ. C. a. o 0000000 90 4
Batteries: Harrison and HAMPTON;
Fetner and Redwood.
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Cubs ncfent ST. Andrew,,.

The Cubs defeated the st. Andrews
in very interesting and hot game
Saturday afternoon on the Byrd dia-
mond The features of the game We've
the pitching of Button. who struck out
fourteen men, and the batting OF Mos
by, McGeorge and Hoover-ali for the
Cubs. st. Andrews only had the bat
ting and fielding of Hill.
Score by innings. r
Cubs .........,.....30 0n40110 o.!
st. Andrews ......OO 01l0401 II
and ana Trsnah
Banes
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ni1likcn., o: wizards. /.

The Billikens took all the ginger on:
of the crack Wizard team YESTERDAY
afternoon. when thev batted Gentry
off the slab in the eighth. winning to
.. Boscher and L. Dreamer, for the
Billikens. hit for three bases. while
every sack was occupied nv q Biliikan.
Whitfield Welded one lonely bit, while
his team hit the pill" hard when hits
meant runs. The Wizards scored on
two bad throws. Billikens play the
wevanokes next Saturday.
Score bv innings: r. H. II.
RnHkens ...olno1oo7a--a . .
wizards ........1 o I 90 90 o.
Batteries: Whitfield and Dreamer; L.
Gentry. Donovan and Livesay,
SUMMARY: Three-base hits-Eoscher
and T. Dreamer. Sacrifice hits-J.
Dreamer and Scott stolen bases
Ricketts, tol. Whitfield. Dowden. Jones.
Boscher, r Gentry, H Gentry Struck
out--bv Whitfield. 3 nv L. Gentry. $.
Base on balls--off Whitfield. 3. Hit
nv pitcher-Gentry C2). Umpire, Mr..
Hinton Jones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
PLUMBERS I RIM
NE AT ? ACkERS.
Laurels Also Turn Tables on
Whihnan's Pets in Bowling
League Yesterday.

The Plumbers team. which has been
badly cripple dior the past two weeks.
and has been losing nearly ever game,
showed up yesterday against the Pack
ers with an entirely new team. md
completely walked away with their o.
ponents in the three games played 1t
was seen from the start that the Pack
ers were completely outclassed, ard
they never had look-in for the game.
The game last night was rolled un-
der protest. as CAPTAIN Curry claims
that the Plumbers had no right to
use whitman in the game. The mat
ter VIII have to be decided by the ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
SIDNEY stnrs win.

The Sidney stars defeated the. Lo-
the score Of Q to A. The feature was
the batting OF sanderson the pitcher
of the stars, and Donovan. OF the
same team. Both hit safe four times.
Score by innings: r. II. p.
stars .......o Q 10
Batteries: Sanderson and Redford:
Jones. thinner and Straud. Umpire.
Mr.. Childress.
The Sidney Stars will play the IT,
gers on the stars diamond next Sat
urday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
Christ CHURCH Wins.

The Christ Church Association base
ball team shook off the "hoodoo' yes
terday afternoon when they defeated
the strong Brookland team by the
score of II TO {. The Brooklands
started off strong. scoring five runs in
the first and two in the second in
ming. Evans, who relieved Bowles In
the second inning pitched superb ball,
holding the heavy hitting Brooklands
TO three hits, and blanlSing their
scoring for the rest of the game. His
pitching was the feature of the game
The batting of Bryant, Dyson and Jen-
ktns and the fielding of the whole G.
G. A. team was another feature. WILL
kinson. the Brooklands' slabniar. was
pounded In the third inning for a
total of seven runs. Van Pelt. who
afterwards relieved him, Jared little
better.
The umpiring of Mr.. Mum is one O
the features at the c. c. A. grounds
his work always being satisfactory K
the fans.
Score by innings: r
-. u a. -s....n " v II
Brooklands ....... B o o o. O.
The c. C. a. will play a double head
er Monday. the first game being will
Leigh Street Athletics at 10 o'clock
and in the afternoon with Y. M. c. A
at 4 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
Holiday for Jefries.

Jeftrics Training Camp. Rowarden-
nan. Cal, Moy Is Jim Jeffries decid-
cd upon his return hero to-day to
make it another holiday. and in com.
pany with Mrs, Jeffries and Jim Cor
bett. went for an automobile ride to
Santa Cruz, where they put In the
entire afternoon. a large crowd OF
visitors is expected tomorrow, and q
set with the gloves between corbett
and jim is on.
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-Enrtex nnfcntnd

The Monroes defeated tho Eagles to
the tune of Sto 4 on Byrd Park yes
terday afternoon. The Eagles had the
better of the Monroes in number OF
hits gotten, but they we're gotten at
inopportune times, and when men were
on bases Engelking would tighten up
and with fast fielding behind him. al.
low few scores. For the Monroes. Mill
or and McEvoy batted we'll while for
the Eagles. L. simms and French did
good stick work.
Score by innings: r. ~. d.
Eagles ..1s0on0o0o-4 10 F"
Monroes .....20 0 05 Dol IS
Batteries: French and Ford; Tnrel-
king. Leibs and Cheatham. Umpire.
Mr.. Splitter.
The Monroes would like to get a game
for Saturday. June 4. Phone l.. TyTee.
Madison 5715.
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a terrific batting rally. which began
with a single and ended with two
home runs. four of the Blue and White
runners crossing the plate before the
Ellis succeeded in putting three men
out.
Score: r. H. e.
Yale ..........1oo 5ooo11-s . 3
Columbia .... o O0400 0 0--6 Z s
Batteries: Freeman, Lommers and
Carhart Lea and Lammell. Umpire.
Kennedy.
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Tigers Win Agnin.

The Richmond Tigers played the
Leigh Street Athletics at Byrd Park
YESTERDAY. winning from fhern nv the
score Of 10 to s. This victory put the
Tigers in the race for one of the
best teams in the city, as the Leigh
Street Athletics are CONSIDERED one OF
the strongest teams in tlie eastern part
of the city, and haye been winning
right along. The Tigers put UP a fine
game. hitting when hits meant runs.
The feature of the game was the bat
ting of Llovd. he rettin~ Eve bits;
out OF six times at bat. This makes
the fourth straight. victory for the
Tigers. and they are going to make
tho other teams hustle for first place
The Tigers will play the Sidney Stars
next Saturday on the latter's diamond
Score: Tigers. 10: Athletics. s.
Mescoe: Athlctics-Lohman and Han
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BARTON Hcishts w,ns.

defeated the strong flanagan team yes
terday by the score OF 3 to 9 1t was
one Of the sharpest games OF the sea-
SON Winston, OF the Yanagans,
pitched splendid ball, only allowing
sin hits. but was outclassed by Bald
win, who struck ont twelve men. only
allowing five hits. The features OF
the game were the playing Of Becl
and pitching of Baldwin for Barton
Heights. and the pitching OF Winston
and batting of Bennett, who brought
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
CLUB roURNAMESr.
rmitage golfers to- Play EIghteen Hole.

Hermitage Golfers to Play Eighteen Holes
For Lowest Not and Gross Scores.
An eighteen-hole medal score golf tourna-
ment over tho club course Tomorrow. Me-
mortal Day. will be played. in which prizes
Will be given for the lowest net and lowest
gross scores made. Play will begin in tho
morning and will continue through the day
until play Is finished
The entry list posted at the clubhouse
shows q largo number OF players who VIII
take part In the tournament
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
Harvard Defeats Brown.

Providence, r. l., May 2s.-Loose
playing on the part of Harvard allowed
Brown to score one run in the first in
ming of the game to-day, but the Grim
son team had things their own way
through the rest Of the game, winning
6 to l.
Score: r. FL, r..
Harvard ......01220OO o1--6 0 /
Brown ......'. 10000 0O00--1 )
Batteries: Mclaughlin and YounS;
Staff, Warner and Hennessey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
Haskcr. 10. Droaddus. 4.

In a game in Which Hasker was the
easy victor. Broaddus was defeated
yesterday by the above score. The
pitching of Luck and the batting of
Hasker We're the features.
Score by innings: r. II. L.
Hasker .......4020020 s-l0 10 L
Batteries: Balm, Hawkins and Rey
holds Luck and Gathright. Umpire.
Mr. Christian
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
Harroun Win. aoo-sIile Race,

roun, OF Chicago, won the 20o-mile
Wheeler and Schebler trophy contest
at tho Indianapolis speedway this
afternoon with tho MaGmon. in tho re-
marlsable time OF 2:46:3l, an average
of seycnty-two Allcs an hour, Eight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
g. II s wrinx Inst c;n,,c

son yesterday afternoon by defeating
team from McGuires by the score
to Z. Carroll pitched steady game
throughout, while the work OF Red
mond at first, and Stearns. at short.
for the visitors, was gilt edge, f.
Bruce and Tyler batted opportunely,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
co,,erinn. Win.

The Richmond Co,leeians defeated
the strong Battle Axe team at Byrd
Park yesterday afternoon by the de-
cisive score OF TO T. 1t was n fast
game, and but for the errors rnuid
have been a z-to-o game, the Collie
Gians earning two runs FitZnatrick
pitched in fine form. striking out elev-
Ell hatters and only nass'ne one batter
to first This makes fourteen games
won for the Colles-ians out Of sixteen
nlavnd and demonstrates THAR claim
as cha n,nions OF the c'tv witch they
are willing to sub stant'ate. Roehllre
pitched n fine game for Rattle Axe. Nu.
the result was never In doubt after
the fourth inning.
Score by innings; e n. p
Cole eians .....,n o o . 600 s.
Battle Axe.....o o o o 90 0 IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
MISUNDERSTANDING Game.

Greenville, s, c.. May as-rhe locals and
Anderson went thirteen innings this after.
noon, and at tho end Of that round, the
game being called on account of darkness
the score stood s 10 S..
Score by innings: r. II, p
Groenville .,,.....1 000o01060tl 0--s 10
Anderson ,,,,..,,,a 90 O0o500 los q
lSattert,s-.McFarun and Drurnm; Kelly
Farmer and Brannou.
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skrccmer. Defeat wcynokcs.

The Skreemers defeated the Wey-
noks yesterday in very interesting
game by the score of to L. Bowers
pitched brilliantly. only allowing three
hits, one base on balls and a stolen
base.
Score by innings: R.H. E.
Skreemers .....o0O3O1o10 4
weynokes ...D1noooo0 0---l 6
Batteries: observation-disclosures and
Deoppe: Weynokes-Onesty and Morris.
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Columbia Loses to Ynlc.
New York, May 2s.-Yale defeated
Columbia to this afternoon on
South Field by scoring one run in each
OF the last two innings, after Colum-
bia had tied the score in the fifth with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

Al Winston salen-Winston4s Salon. 2
Greensboro, /.
AT Notwithstanding s; Anderson.
Twelve innings; darknesr.)
AT neutrality-suspicious. s; Spartanburs
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on,,n,ys win.

III. otu,aw v', defeated the Richmond
stars Yesterday by the score OF to
o in a fiftcen-inning game. The fea,
lures OF the game was the pitching o.
Elliott. for the outlaws. he striking
out thirteen men and hitting nome .
laws. The outlaws would like to have
d game With any team IN the city, AZ AZ
dress all letters to Charles Ell1ott, 9l1
West Main. Richmond. va. =,
Score by innings: ~
Stars ...oooo0ooooo % 0 Oo--o
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and was never headed, and went under
the wire with twenty lengths to spare
Sir Richie opened at to .. but scared
to to /. Conover which finished sec
ond, was made an even money favorite
and played down to to 10. Summa
ries
First race--two-year- olds, five fur
longs straight. $500 added--Featller
Buster ca to 8, to 4, out) first, White
Wool Is to l, Z to S, 1 to % second
Mystic River (5 to 1, s to 5, to 81
third Time. 1902 2-5.
Second race-three- year olds. S40G
added, six furlongs, main course-Can
delabra (13 to 10. 3 to 5, out first
King olympian e to s, ouD second
Bang GO to l. s to /, to - third
Time, 1:13 as.
Third race-the Meadowbrook stee.
olds and up-Sir Richie Is to 2, 1 to g.
out) first. conover q to 10, ouD second
Time, 6:3s.
Fourth race-the Fashion stakes
three-year- FLIES, value $4,000. four
and half furlongs straight-House-
maid Is to g. 4 to 5, 2 to 81 first, Hori-
zon Us to 1, to l, to y second
Herodia. (even, 2 to 8, 1 to 81 third
Time. 53 3-5.
Fifth race-the Toboggan handicap
three years and up. value $1,000. SIX
furlongs straight--Mary Davis 6 TO /
even, / to % first, Dreamer Is to I
2 to ~ second. Field Mouse G2 to 1
to 1. to p third. Time, 1913.
Sixth race--the Amateur cup, selling
one mile, three-year-old and up, $500
:, added-Dull Care III to 5. 1 to 2, OUT
, first, Bar None q to .. even. ouD sec
ond. Pins and Needles III to -, OUT
third. Time. 1:41 3-5.
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Hornets Take Entire SERIES.

~ y
spartanburg, s. c., May cS.-The Hornets
made a clean sweep of the series By takina
the third game this afternoon. Hitting was
liberal en- both sides. but the visitors out
feded the locals at every point, winning
by a. score of to g.
Score by innings: Il. II. ~
Charlotte ,...........o o .ol 1900: ol--s 10
Spartanburg .,,...,.1 0 900 O0c l--S .
Batteries. Rraz!lle and Francis Ihack-
man and HARRINGTON
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Glen Lees Lefented.

The Swans defeated the Glen Lees
by the score OF to yesterday.
Score by innings: r.
Swans .......... i.002 20 > o.
Glen Lies. J 00l Of o.
Batteries: Swans. FolEes and Terry
Glen Lees. Mitchell and Blackburn.
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On Amateur Diamonds

, in the only runs scored by making a
three base hit Barton Heights would
like to have a game Monday May 80.
Call phone Madison 1876.
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Summary: Runs-Lyman. Surlcs Left on
bases-Army. 3; Navy. g. Sacrifice hits-An-
derson fAr,ny), MIiliken. stolen bases
SurIe.. callaghan, Osborne, First base on
bails-oH Hyatt. /: off Anderson, 2. Struck
out-By Hyatt. 4: by Anderson, 8. Double
piay-Hyatt TO Cook. First base on errors
Time of game. I:i5. Umpires. Brennan and
Moran, of the National League.
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the formers triple tying the score, ana
the lattcr's sacrifice scoring the WIN
ming run. ., !,
Score by innings: T. y. "
Mct;uire's ......l looaddooll-s &
! Batteries: MctIure's-Carroll and
Mercer: Chester High school-Goync.
Ellis and Bruce.
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Manchester Wins.

Manchester swamned tho Brother.
hood team YESTERDAY afternoon nv the
score of Is to q. The features wore
the hating of Jones, Jennings, Elkie
ard Nelson.
Score nv innings: r
Manchester ....... ~ \ q : % IL
Brotherhood ........ o 70 o. q o.
SUMMARY. Two-hasa hi'e-Iones and
Jennin~s Three-haee hjt-F'tie. Horne
rnns--Nalson. stolen hases--Enenfe
fs,. Nelson fol. Erkia, JONAS. Double
nlavs-El,,ia to Eoerie, wise TO Eirhv.
pase ~, ba'ls-Rass. . Srr'ith Z. Hit
hv pitch ed halls-Winters Moody Cau-
die. ct-i,c5 ont--bv Rass. 2: 1,,- Smith.
I. Passed halls-Winters Nav 10Y.
Time of game. t:40. Umpire. Mr.
O'Tonre. Attendance. p5h.
Monday at 1870 Manchester VS.. Clip
pers.
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Fine Support for Luyster.

Especial 70 The Times .Dlspatch.1
Docky Mount, n. c., May $.-Fayetteville
Won the last of the series in tho tenth to-
day, ! to 0. Thorpe for the home team was
wild at times. but pitched winning ball. his
support being poor, Luyster was on the
firing line for Fayetteville and showed good
form, his teammates supporting him y nod
style.
Batteries-,rhorpe and Dussauls: Lu,...r
a,d Sol,
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EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE
At Whining ton-wilmington. i; Go

AT Raleigh-RaclSh, Il Wilson. 5.
At Rocky Mount-Rocky Mount. O: Fay
etteyille f.
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1rr,.ci,.Ic. wiz.

The Sheep Hill Invincibles defeated
the Boulevards on the steel plant dia-
mond yesterday by the score OF Is to s.
Batteries: 1nvincibles. Edelhlut and
Lucas, Boze and Blanks: for Boule-
Yards, Gunther and Duval.
The Invincibles desire a game with
any amateur team in the city fifteen
years old.
Line -up-Invinciblcs Blanks. catch
err: Edelhult, pitcher. Lucas, shortstop;
r. Myer, first base: Howard. seconn
base; s. Wharton. third base: Boze,
left field: A. Myer. centre field r.
Pohle. right field Phone s. Wharton.
Madison 542aJ or write w. Boze, 1910
West Clay Street city.
Score by innings: R,
Invincibles ,....... g. 90 | 0 e---15
Boulevards .......O0 2o03l o.
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LynchburE Gun Club Shoot.
Lynchburg. Va, May 2S.-rhe results
of the weekly shooting of the Lynch
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pirates Dcfentc the stars.

The Pirates defeated the stars IN al,
exciting game on the Academy diamond
YESTERDAY The features Of the game
were the fielding Of Rex. for the ~ ~,
rates, he accepting seven cnances
without an error. Mauck. Tor flrates,
held the opponents safe Win men o''
searo ~. ,nnings Ri. u.
pirates rates. oy ''.'no4sooooooo---4 s !
stars 100000 90
Batteries: Pirates Mauch and Melton
Stars, Smith and Moran.
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Plumbers.

Plumbers grand total a,f4s
Packers grand total ............ 2.sT7
Time OF game, Ego. EMPIRES. Gill
and Priddy. Score Keepers. Goode and
Bailey.
The Laureis turned the tables and
defeated Whitmore's Pets In close and
Interesting game at Newport Elleys
yesterday. Both teams had new PLAY
ers in the line-up. and all showed IN
we'll. The following are the scores In
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lakewood stars Dcfcnt Pikers ~,
The lakewood stars defeated the
Pikers yesterday afternoon on the
Broosland diamond In sly,
The game did not start on sched-
uled time, and 1t could not. be finished;
batteries. for lakewood. Hulcher ana
Mccullough: Pikers. Cntz and Clarke
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CHURCHILL $. $. LEAGUE.
Summing OF due cIuh..
where They play Next saturday.

Fulton VS.. ST. James.
Union Station VS.. Broaddus.
Hasker vs.. II. II. Y. NJ. c. a.
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miles behind Harroun came Lynch. with
the jackson. Arthur was the third,
with a National. and Chevrolet in a
Buick, finished fourth
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Observation-Disclosures, 3; Nash
vile, 4.
At Misunderstanding 8: Atlanta. 5.
AT Memphis-B Q; Menu
phis, 6.
AT Chattanooga Orleans, II;
Chattanooga, 2,
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,yhItmnn's Pets.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
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W. L. i. Fins. Ave.
Packers ........, s 1867 1877
Plumbers ,...... S 1o.71S 10
c. & o. bowling LengHe.
w. T. r. Fins. Ave.
Laurels ......... 6 6 $40 tss