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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
We MAY ACQUIRE
PART Of EUROPE
Uncle Sam Has Eye on Islands
Near Azores-Five fos Coal
ing Stations.
ing stations.

LISBON, June 10.---Senor Abreu.
owner OF the Canto Islands. near the
Azores, off the European coast, to-
day asked formal permission of the
Portuguese sev~rnrnent -seA his
islands TO the United States govern
ment,
Parliament viii formally DISCUSS
the matter.
The move Is regarded In political
circles as most significant If It Is
really the intention OF the United
States to secure title TO the islands,
They would furnish splendid coaling
facilities for a United States feet In
European waters, In the event OF a
war with continental power. If
the American government owned the
islands they might be fortified and
anord a splendid haven OF refuge to
American war tessels in time of dis
aster. America at present does not
own single piece of property in
European waters and European ma
tons. viewing the increasing size of
the american navy. are looking
askance at the proposition 10 allow
the United States to secure the right
TO forui$ sea ports in Europe.
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How They Stand.
Thursdays Schedule.
Ltnchburg at Richmond.
Danville at Norfolk.
% Portsmouth at Roanoke.

! NORFOLK. VA. June 1o--The
Bugs swamped the Crew yesterday
in a one sided contest, although out
! hit by the Tars they were able to
pile up more runs on account of the
~ildness OF Walsh. who started out
by passing every batsman who faced
him and forcing in runs.
This ALI happened in the first in
ming and Otey was put In to relieve
Walsh. but was given such poor sup
port that the Bugs did not mind his
good twirling. Walsh passed three
men as a starter and then Rickert
singled, scoring one run. Hooker then
drew a pass, forcing in a run and
Otey was sent to the mound. Gas
ton hunted and Munson murfed the
throw in. another run scoring, Laugh
lin hunted and Rickert was forced at
the plate, Priest flew out to Chand-
Ter but Fanwell hunted and Munson
again failed to hold the ball. one more
run coming In. Sullivan then ground
ed out and the Bugs had chased four
runs over the pan, These proved
more than enough to win the game
and they did not have to extend them
selves after this.
Three more runs came across in
the fourth and fifth innings and these
were due only 10 the worst kind OF
fielding.
The Tars scored their two runs in
the fifth and sixth. A free pass, an
error and two stolen bases netted one
In the fifth and Jackson's single. an
intieid out and Reggy's single scored
another in the sixth.
Fanwel, the new twirler of the
Bugs, was in good form and was
strong with men on bases, Norfolk
found him for eight hits but eleven
Tars were left on the sacks.
A tight between a bleacherite and
special policeman furnished an ex-
citing diversion for a few minutes
and nearly precipitated a small riot
There were few policemen in the
grounds and II was necessary for the
players OF both teams to rush to the
assistance Of the copper. who was
getting somewha the worst OF the
melee. Tabulated score:
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BERNEyO TAKES
MOTOR BOAT RACE

ATLANTIC CITY, \. j.. June 10
The motor boat Berneyo, Of Brook
Ign, New Works entry in the Havana
Atlantic city motor boat race. crossed
the finish line off this city this morn
ing at $500. The Caliph. which ar
rived off the bar last night at IL
o'clock. is still ahead of time allow
ance. but the other two boats have a
chance TO win II they come in soon.
The arrival last night OF the CaIiph
was spectacular and pathetic. A
heavy gale was blowing, which pre-
vented the staufGh little craft from en-
tering port. though Mrs NJ. f.
brigham, wife of her owner, was lying
critically i'll at her home In Philadel
phia. Signals were flashed To Brigham
aud a life saving crew tried To get
him, but failed. A racing automobile
was kept waiting all night to take
Brigham to Philadelphia
Together with the Berenyo. the
flyis. the Caroline and the Caltph left
Havana last Saturday. The Caliph
gave the Berneyo three hours and
As minutes and in order 10 win on
corrected time the other two boats
would have to croSs the line before
noon to-day.
Philadelphia To Havana entered the
harbor first. but the Rerneyo won the
race on corrected time.
Commodore Brigham finally got his
staunch little racer through the
breakers smashing across the inlet
bar and landed safely at the Seaside
Yacht Club at 4 A. Nj. There he was
met by j. +. Coulter. his son-in law.
and his Two sons. Boarding a big
autorrot7fie- tfre party wfttskrd
away to- Philadelphia
After the Rerneyo finished her
commander. s. G. Rogers. came ashore
In a tender. was hoisted to the end
Of Youngs Pier In hoatswafn's
chair. while the Berneyo turned out
to make her way direct TO New York.
The Ilyis and the Caroline. the other
two contestants, had not been sighted
by 2 o'clock, Tho former must finish
by t0+b and the Caroline an hour
earlier. To give them chance OF win-
ming.
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NJ FhRLANO AND WELSH
To FIGHT At CARDIFF
Have Met Several Times and Nc
Fariand Has Always Been
Given Credit for Victory.

NEW YORK. June 1O.--Sporttng men
here are saving their sheckles to get
down little bet on Packy Mcfarland
the Chicago lightweight. when he
meets Freddie Welsh. the British cham
pton. at Cardiff. Wales. for purse Of
$4,000
These boys have met four times, and
the dislnterested spectators have given
Mcfarland credit for the victory every
time Their last match was before the
national sporting club of London. the
leading sporting organization OF the
world. and the referees decision that
the fight was "A draw was at variance
with the decision OF every spectator
and sporting writer at the ringside. u
was agreed by everyone who saw the
fight that the American had VIM
Welsh az he pleased.
Welsh had announced tirat he would
night Mcfarland no more, but public
sentiment forced him into the coming
battle. which win take place within a
month.
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Announcement Made by Close
Friend Of Johnson-Neithcr
Fighter is Satisfied With Him.
BY Max Balthasar.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 10.--The
announcement made in Pittsburg that
A-eluae- friend lack Johnson WAS
kickard would soon relinquish his ap-
p"intmeut as referee of the Jeffries-
johnson bout III favor of either Ed
die Smith or Jack WEIGH is given con-
siderable CredenCe among fight fol-
lowers here.
IL Is known that neither johnson
nor Jerfries is wholly satisfied with
Richard az referee, bnt that they ac-
cepted him as compromise candi-
date. rather than face the alterna =
tive OF having Richard under the
terms OF the agreement select the ref
cree.
There is ground for the belief that
Intermediates are carrying on nego-
tiations between Jeftries and John
son, looking toward deposing Rick
ard and selecting another to referee
the match. Richards connection with
the financial end of the fight and his
lack OF experience as a referee are
given as the reasons the fighters do
not care to have him in the ring.
According 10 a well-known fight fan
the reason for moving the tight from
EmerSVille to San Francisco resulted
attorney of that place that Eddie
Smith must he referee or the hght
would not be allowed to take place.
johnson Ia said to have baked at this
arrangement, 80 the fight was trans
ferred
Jeffries left thumb, which was
sprained and bruised in a mlx-up with
one of his training partners several
days ago. is greatly improved to-day,
MN ne expects to-bcStr- putting ou
the gloves with Jim Corbett from now
on. Tho ring out In the Redwood
forest at Rowardeunan has been com
pleted, and the men witt do their box
ing in the open air. as will be the case
on July 4.
corbett and Choynskl will come
down from the Jeffries' training camp
to- morrow 20 give an exhibition at a
benefit TO he given by the st. Louis
club tomorrow afternoon,
Around Tom Corhetts place to-day
tho talk was that before the dag OF
the big fight the odds would reach 10
TO on Jeffries. There is a world of
Jeffries money in sight, but the John
son men are holding on TO their coin
until the odds get more TO their liking,
Clarence Berry, of Los Angeles. who
all kinds OF gold. has offered TO wager
$4,000 on Jeffries at odds of 10 TO
Z, but has found no takers.
both Johnson and Jenries have
slowed UP visihly in their training.
for neither of the big fellows want
to go stale before the day OF the big
fight Both declare they are already
on edge" and do not intend TO take
g. chance OF entertaining.
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In another letter To President Wells
Owner Bradley made report about
the number OF men now carried OF
the team. He explained about the
suspension of Hale and the necessity
Of Morr1ssey leaving the club and the
subsequent reinstatement of Hale. He
also explained tho return of Morrissey
and the injury 10 SaIve necessitatlng
the retention of Hale at this time.
The Colts are keeping within the limit
and following out the ruIes that Presf
dent Wells has said he will enforce,
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WILLIAM AND MARY
HAS Bis FIELD DAY

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June To-
At the field day exercises at William
and Mary College yesterday Schanck
was declared best all-round athlete,
with Dold second and w. +. Metcair
third. The following were the win
ners Of the different events 50-yard
dash, Schenck; 100-yard dash,
Schenck, pole vault. Schenck: 44o-
yard dash. Schenck; hammer throw,
McAlstsr: disc throw, Matcalf; base
ball throw, Metcalf: s:s0-yard dash.
McAlister: mile. McAlister: shot put,
Metcah: running broad jump,
Schenck; standing broad jump Fen
trees; high jump. MetcaH: picket
race, Arnold and Dold; three-legged
race, Arnold and Dold. Miss Nab
Stubs was chosen queen by Schenck
and Misses Katherine Geddy ana Es-
telle Smith maids of honor by Dold
and Metcalf.
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New York. &; st. Louis. 4

NEW YORK. June 10.-The New
York Nationals made sensational
finish in the ninth inning and defeated
st. Louis S TO 4. With two men
out in the last inning and Murray, on
first, the New York outheIder was
allowed to steal second. Bridweil was
passed and Devlin's hit filled the
bases. Merkle, with two strikes on
him, doubled and scored two men,
Myers singled and scored another.
Manager McGraw sent in Devore TO
run for Merkle and Keller to run for
Myers, and both scored when Hauser.
the st. Louis shortstop, made a low
throw to Crandall. All of st. Louis
runs were gifts The score; r.
New York ........00 100000 5--5
st. Louis .........30 o01 DOT O.
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FREIGHT WRECKED
NEAR FRIENDSHIP
No One Killed, However-Moun-
tain Fire Destroys Value
able Timber.

Especial TO The Richmond ytrgintau.
WlNsToN-SALEM. N. c., June 10
Fourteen cars OF a. freight train were
wrecked near Friendship early yester-
DAY morning. Several OF the cars were
over turned but no one was injured.
the total circulation OF books at the
library Tor the month was 1900. Large
mum ers or new books have been added
recently,
the Sauratovn monntstn for severai
gays and has burned trees on about
looo acres including much valuable
Timber Al efforts to ext!nguish
mus tar have been unavailable
Mr.. Sanford Romiuger. of Hope Ind. !,
10 visiting friends in the city. He left
here when he was twenty years of age
and he IL now ninety, making this his
vi0t home Ia seventy yeaxS.
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Thursday s Races
Gravasend Results.

First Race-Handicap all ages; $500
added, about six furlongs. Ocean
Bound. won. Helmet second Jack At
/ kin, third. Time, 90 2-5.
Second Race-Maidens; four year
olds and up. Steepiechase; about two
miles; $500 added. Bird of Flight IL.
won; Bushranger, second, GHatemet
Yin. third. Time. 3:59
Third Race-Selling; $500 added:
three year olds and up; one and one
eighth miles. Harvey F., won: Bad
News, second; Lad OF Langdon. third.
Time, l54.
Fourth Race-The Glover Stakes 81,
900; hllies; two-year- olds; five fur
longs. Horizon, won: Five Aces, sec
ond; Helene, third. Time, 1901.
Fifth Race-Handicap mares; three
year Odds and up; 5000 added; one and
sixteenth miles Maskette. won;
Hilltop. second: Inritator, third, Time,
1916 as.
Sixth Race-Two- eyar- olds. selling.
$500 added: five and a half furlongs.
whitewood. won: Marmara. second;
Blue Mouse. third. Time. 1907.
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SEEKING TO BREAK
$4,000, 900 WILL
Left Bulk of Property to Price
ton University-Undue In
tluence Is Charged.

SALEM. MASS, June to.--An APP
pearance will be fled in the court
here to-day by william Odlin. of Bos-
ton. on behalf of Mary F. Cutler. Of
Andover. who seeks To break the will
Of the late Isaac Wyman. OF Salem.
by the terms of which the bulk of
the testators property of sic; 689. ett5
is left TO Princeton University.
The grounds for breaking the will
are placed as undue influence on the
part of Princeton University and the
fact that Wyman was incapacltated.
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Tourists Mt MartinsyiIIe.

MARTINEvILLE, VA, June 10
Martinsville entertained a crowd OF
eco happy and enthusiastic automo-
bile tourists OF the second endurance
and reliability run. promoted by the
Atlanta Journal and New York Her.
aid. The run OF LAG miles from Char
lotte, N. O.. to Martinsville was made
in record breaking time, many ma
ohines making the run in less than
seven hours. Some sixty-two contest
ing and eight ofiiciai cars ware park
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STANLEY kETCHEL
MEETS jim SMITH
Middle-Weight Champion in Ten
Round Battle With Heavier
Opponent.
Opponent.

NEW YORK, June 10.--A rafting
good bout Is expected tonight when
Stanley ketchel. middleweight cham
pion of the world. meets Jim Smith.
the light heavyweight In a ten-round
battle at the National Sporting Club o.
America. ketchel has had to eoncede
many pounds to his opponent, who is
fast and skilful. and the champion VIII
have TO extend himself 10 get the decis-
ion. Chuck Carleton OF the battle
ship Nebraska. heavyweight champion
OF the navy. viii meet Morris Harris,
OF Philadelphia, in IL six round bout
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Two Years for killing Man.

DANVILLE, VA. June 10.--E. r.
JEFF Coles. merchant of this city.
who last March shot and killed Ivan
L. Irvine. young married man who
came here from Manchester. was found
guilty of felonious assault and SEN
fenced to two years in prison. Tho
killing occurred In a room over the
store or Coles. just outside the city,
There were no witnesses. Coles en-
tered a plea of self defense.
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as reported
MIR. Bradley says that Messitt is
doing the best he can with the team
and that he is receiving the cordial
support of every player This speaks
well for the team and there is no
reason why they should not continue
To- play good ball and win the ma
jority of their games.
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STREET RAILWAY FRANCHISE
WILL BE CONSIDERED

The question OF the modification OF
street car lines throughout the city
with the idea of granting n new fran
chise will be discussed at meeting
OF the Subcommittee on Streets Fri
day night. 1t Is probable that the
matter will have to be settled by the
Council succeeding the present body,
which expires August 81.
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Chicago. 3: PhiIadelphin. 1.

PHILADELPHIA, June Hard
hitting by both teams featured the
game here, which Chicago won by 5
TO 4, The game was also marked by
perfect fielding by each club. The Wis
itors got the lead by batting rallies in
the sixth and seventh innings. Brown
saved the game for Chicago. In the
ninth inning, with men on third and
second and one out, Brown famed
Magee and BransfieId. Score: r.
Chicago .....,0 0 O @ 4 0---6
Philadelphia ......0 0 o o / O.
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Pittsburg, :: Boston. @.

BOSTON. June 10--By winning a
very exciting game from Boston q to
81 Pittsburg made it two consecu-
tive 11-inning wins over the locals.
Wagner regained some OF his lost
batting prestige by making IA home
run in the seventh inning with one
on base, tying the score. Each team
scored twice in the ninth on clean
hitting and errors Byrnes two-bag-
ger in the eleventh sent in the win
ming run. Score: r.
Pittsburg .......0 / o 0 0 0 . o 2 0 81
Boston .....,+..0 l / / O @ D . 0 l--6
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CATCHER PAT DONAHUE
SOLD TO PHILADELPHIA

BOSTON, MASS, June io.--Pat
Donahue, catcher for the Red OK for
two yesre, has been sold TO the Ath-
letics OF Philadelphia and will report
tomorrow To Connie Mack in St.
Louis. Ii was announced recently
that Donahue had been sold e. 40
ronto but at the last minute Mack
refused to waive on the backstop.
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BROOKLYN. y. y, June 10.--Cin-
cinnati made il three out of four with
Brooklyn, winning a see-saw game by
I to s. Six pitchers in all We're used,
Roth brought over the winning runs
in the eighth with scratch double,
batting AS a pinch hitter. Score Il.
Cincinnati .....0 3 0 0 l o 3 0---7
Brooklyn .....l 3 o o O---5
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Dove Lodge, No. 81. A. F. and A.
NJ. viii hold their regular stated come
munication at 7:30 p. M. Friday in
the Masonic Temple. Attorney GenraI
samuel w. Williams will address az
meeting. and suitable music VIII -
cau6arad cor tia occadoua
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Benjamin A. Arnold. collector of GUS
toms for this port and custodian Of the
Federal building here has been APP
pointed distributing agent by the Unit
ed States Treasury department for all
funds used In the construction Of the
nav pcatodlcA
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Game Ends in Tie.

CLEVELAND. O., June l0.-Cleve-
land and Philadelphia played tie
game to 4, the game being called
at the end OF the ninth to allow Phil
adeiphia to catch train for st, Louis,
A double play started by Heitmuller
saved Philadelphia from defeat in the
ninth. Joss and Croombs were hit
hard. Score: h.
Cleveland ........2 0t00 900 I O.
Philadelphia ....0 0 20 / / 0 O.
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CHICAGO, June la.-Chicago de-
feated Boston TO 0 in a light hitting
game. Hearn. California recruit.
PLAYED shortstop for Boston and per-
formed we'll in the field. Score: r.
Chicago ............0 0 0 SIS
Boston ......0N 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
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The Washington Restaurant

Under NMo Management. OPEN DAY
AND NIGHT. Tyy " oncs ,tw bet SER
vtcs and right prices. We tyso pleuss every
body.
1910 Kast Main Street.
PAcaA Nod. 2ool.
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BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Thursdays scores.

st. Louis. 4; New York. s.
Cincinnati. 4; Brooklyn, 8.
Pittsburg, Z; Boston. s.
Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, 4.
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American Association Scorcs.

At Toledo-Toledo, / Minneapolis.
0.
At Louisville-kansas City, s; Lou
isyille, 2.
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Washington. I: Detroit, +.

DETROIT, MICH. June f0.--Wasf-
ington broke Detroits winning streak.
defeating the Tigers to !, through
hard hitting. Home runs by Mcbride
and johnson, each with a man on
base, featured DaYy Jones and Nc
Aleer have been suspended indefinite
" as a result of their fight on We'd
nesday. The score: r.
washington --,-----ff r, + q Il : q ee-77
Detroit ...O0 00l 900 0--1
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Lstoona Results,

First Race--Purse $500: year
Odds: five furlongs. Messenger Boy,
won; Labold. second: Oracle, third.
Time, 1903.
Second Race-Seiing; puse 1900.
six furlongs, Star Venus. won; Chief
Hayes second: Gysey King. third.
Time, 1915 As.
Third Race-Purse $500; one mile.
Foxy Mary, 102 IL (Ganz). won; Roy
al Report. second; Claudia, third. Time.
l;45 3-5.
Fourth Race-Handicap; purse $500:
six hrlongs. Hanbridge. won; Ben
Double. second; Tony Bonero. third.
Time 1:1S.
Fifth Race-Selling; purge $500; five
furlongs. New Star, won: McGraw,
second; Dusty. third Time :04 2-5.
Sixth Race--Selling: purse 5000:
mile and one sixteenth. Carew, won;
Mique O'Brien. second: Solicitor, third.
Time, so As.
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Eastern Carolina League Scores.

AT Wilson, 2! VII
mington, /.
At Rocky Mount-~Hocky Mount. /
Raleigh. 0.
At Goldsboro--C;ojdsbo 8. Fay
etteville. 3 (15 innings darkness).
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Iongboat to Run In Marathon.

BUFFALO. n. Y. June lo.-Tom
Longboat, the famous Indian runner
OF Hamilton. Ont. and Frank
Ecbrtch, the Buffalo marathon rum
ner. VIII run lS-mils race here Fri
dax. June II.
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Col. Chapman . witness.

Colonel W. II Chapman. United
States Revenue Agent here. has return
cd from Greensboro. n. c.. where hs
was summoned as a witness In tho trial
OF a counterfeiter.
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Montreal Results.

First Race--Five furlongs Red
Wine, won: Jack Ryan, second; Allie
Bitten, third. Time, 1:07 15.
Second Race-Mile and furlong
Busy. won Plaudmore, second; Ador
alton, third. Time, 2:0s / 8.
Third Race-Seven furlongs. j. II
Houghton, won: Donald Macdonald
second: Compton. third. Time, /: 80
Is
Fourth Race--Jacques Cartier Stakes
mile. Banives, won; Ragman, second
SPeAbeHHd,- lime, ~ 5s-6.-
Fifth Race--Steeplachase about two
miles. Lizsia Flat. won: Nat B.. sec
ond: John Dillon. third. Time, 4:3l
as
Sixth Race-Six furlongs Lightwool
won: Mil on the Floss. second: Ethon
third. Time. 1:21.
Seventh Race-Mile and three six
teenths. Orcagra. won: Rio Grande
second; Occidental, third, Time, 2:ld
Is.
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Carolina Association Scores.

AT Charlotte 49, Greensboro. 10
Charlotte, /.
At SpartanHurg- spartanburg,
Greenvilie, 3.
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How They STANG.
Fridays Schedule,

/ Fridays Schedule.
/ Fittsburg at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York
| Cincinnati at Boston.
st Louis at Brooklyn.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Thursdays SCORES.

Washington. I; Detroit. /.
Boston, 0; Chicago. J,
Philadelphia, 4; Cleveland, mine
innings).
New York st Louis rain.
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CREW IS EASY
FOR THE BUGS
Wildness of Walsh and Poor
Fielding Gives First of Series
TO Danville.
Err GAMES
Wet Grounds and Rain Prevent
Scheduled Contests in Rich
mond and Roanoke.
Th,irsciay's Scores.

Norfolk, 2: DanvilIe, I.
Richmond Lynchb burg, wet grounds.
Portsmouth Roanoke. rain.
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How They stand.


New York at Detroit
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland,
Washington at Chicago
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Yristaic League Scores,

AT Wintamsport-~Will S
York, ,.
All other games postponed; rain.
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The
Point
is Here.

The point we bear on with extra
emphasis is this:
When you buy Clothes here,
you take no chances.
Things are certain here.
Man or Boy will not pay too
much for what he buys, and neither
will he wear poor Clothes-ill-
fitting Clothes. has been" Clothes
or Clothes that are wrong in any
particular.
Mems Suits, $40. to S35.
Mems Pants, $3.50 to $3.50
Straw Hats, $1.00 to $500
Kirk Parrish Co.
The -CLotAlexS
All East Broad Street.
Mr.. A. NJ. Wright is now in
charge at our Clothing Dept.
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New York State league Scores.
At Scranton-Utica, IL; Scranton, 3
At ton--Binghamton, Z;
Troy, 4.
AT Elmira-Elmira. >; Albany, 0.
At wilkes Wilkes Barre. 6,
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