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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02

The increased number oi autOnfC .
bile endurance runs in and around
Richmond has of late attracted the
attention Of State Health Commits
sioner T.. d Williams, who il about
to advocate some strong action to
insure the protection OF life of citl-
gems. Mr., Williams believes that the
endurance runs are a serious menace
To the people of the State, and he
urges all local authorities, beth ma
nicipal and county, TO sec that the
laws regarding automobile speeding
are enforced.
Mr.. Williams was scouting around
the rity on Saturday and Sunday dur
ing the time that the Washington
Post endurance run party was in the
city. Following his observations at
that time he held a. conference with
Sor Richardson and Chief of Po-
lice Werner IN regard to the uuiaw-
ful speeding OF mem bers Of the party
in the city. None OF them was ar
rested. but II II stated that they
should have been, Later Mr.. VIII
liams gave out the following state
ment:
II am convinced that the practice
of automobile speeding rs serious
menace IL the safety OF tho people
of the State Men are travelling the
roads to-day at a speed which Is con-
trary TO the law and dangerous TO the
people who are driving i'll private CON-
veyances. The State law on the sub
ject is explicit and gil officers should
see that II is resolutely enforced in
behalf OF public health and safety.
This dangerous speeding il confined
tn few autcmobiiists who bring dis
r.an on all w tsiH
The innocent are confused with the
guilty and axe held responsible for
accidents which they try to avoid"
The police OF the city and county
81 4ieasiet. and the authorities of the
different cCunties in the State viii he
urged To strictly enforce all auto
mobile speed LAWS In order that en-
durance runs and all other kinds OF
runs iudulged -IA-hH- atIten4e4.i4ists
shall he less of menace to the pub
lie safety.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02

NEW YORK. June Aviation
prizes totaiing s.iS.0o6 are either now
standing or are about 10 be put up.
To- days dispatches show several not
able additions to the rich rewards re-
Gently offered for aerial cohquests,
and If the erase keeps up few days
longer IL il probable that to-day's
total will be largely increased.
That the possibilities OF the aero
plane are practically unlimited is
shown by the tentative conditions that
surrc-snd some Of the prizes. The
longest flight proposed II that from
New York to St. Louis. or from ST.
Louis To New York. though this does
not appeal to the imagination any
more than the proposed triangular
flight from indianapolis to st. Louis to
( Chicago and thence hack 10 INDIAN
apoiis, distance nj $50 rifles fer
which 1t Is proposed to raise purse
of $4,000.
These rich PRICES are ar3usfEg aS
great enthusiasm for aviation in this
country az had been manifested IN
Fra re where aeropianes are almost
as mon as automobiles. Even the
Wrig Brothers. who heretofore have
held aleof from" contests, indicates q
desire TO enter for the flight between
New York and st. Louis Glenn Cur.
York $4,000 prize, will Try for several
OF the new prizes, as will J. G. Mars,
Clifford Harmon. chas. X. Hamilton,
I Chas. F, Willard and others who have
already won renown ~ aviators.
Louis Baulhan. who has more dar-
ing achievements 10 his credit than
any other aviator with the possible
exception of Glenn Curtlss. may bring
over his F'arman bi-piane with witch
he won the $4,000 prize for his flight
from London to Manchester and GO
after some of the big stakeson this
side. Pauhan was 80 Disguised with
mis- recent trip to this country that
he announced that he had had enough
of America. but the latest work from
France is that the size of the Amer
lean purses appeals to him.
The terms agreed upon :'or the New
York To Chicago flight provide that
the trip shall be made In IL hours
the contestants to have as many stOps
as desired. The same pilot must res
main in charge OF the aeropIano
throughout the trip. The
be made between August l. and No
vember /. The Wrights have lnain-
tanned that week should be allowed
for the New York to st. Louis fii9ht
with az least six stops permitted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
SEVERAL BATTLES
At NORFOLK YARD
Champions of Navy Yards Train
ing Ships and Battleships to
Fight tor Titles.

Especial to The Richmond -Nirginiat.4
NORFOLK, VA. June 2.-There
are to be prize fights galore at the
Norfolk navy yard this month. On
Monday Jimmy Hin, the champion of
the 81, Helena training station. will
fight Bob Bracewell. of the battle
ship Virginia, for the lightweight
championship of the navy.
This battle will be for a purse of
$1,000, and IL is said that as much
as $4,000 has been wagered on the
result by admirers OF the principals
On June II big Ed Phillips, the
welterweight champion of the navy.
will fight Sdarmanski. OF the battle
ship Virginia. SdArmanski defeated
Dunn, the middieweixht champion Of
the training squadron. while the fleet
was In southern waters last winter.
The fight between Phillips and the
Russian will probably be big sport
Ing event in naval circles. Phillips Is
known throughout the navy. he hav-
ing bested some of the best fighters
in the service. The result OF the bat
tie will be flashed by wireless to al
ships in the navy wherever they may
be stationed. providing. of course, they
are within the distance to he reached
nv wireless.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
RANDOLPH MACON
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

ASHLAND, VA, June 2.---The fol-
lowing football schedule for the sea-
son of 1910 has been announced by
Manager L. T.. Prettyman of the
yellow Jackets.
October university OF Virginia.
at Charlottesville.
October S-~Rtchmond College, at
Richmond.
October i5-~Fredericksburg col
lsge. at Ashland.
October 22-Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, at Baltimore.
October 2s-University College of
Medicine, at Ashland.
November William and MARY.
College, at Williamsburg.
November ~ Hampden- Sidney
College, at Richmond.
November Richmond College,
at Richmond.
Rice Warren. who has done such
good wcrk for Randolph Macon dur
ing the past three years. will return
to coach both the football and base
ball teams
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
AbULOUS sums
FOR AVIATION
'rincely Fortunes Now Being Of
fered in This Country for
Long Trips.
POSSIBILITIES ARE
NEARLY LIMITLESS
Some Of the Feats Proposed lndi-
cate That the Aeroplane Can
. BE Made 10 Perform
Wonders.
Prices for Aeroplane Flights,
American.

$4,000 for triangular flight from
Indianapolis To- St. Louis to Chic
ago TO indianapolis To- be offered by
eru clubs of the three cities ana
towns to be included to the course.
10000 for flight from New York
to st. Louis. or vice versa. offered
by New York World and St. Louis
Post Dispatch.
$4,000 for New York to Chicago
flight, offered by New York Times
and Chicago Post
$4,000 for flight between New
York and Washington, TO be offered
by ;he Washington Chamber OF
Commerce and the Washington
Aero Club.
$1,000 for St Louis to Kansas
City night. to be offered by Mis-
souri, citizens.
$4,000 fer flight from fndianap-
oils to Chicago, offered by an In
dianapofis manufacturing concern.
Foreign.
$4,000 for flight from Paris 70
Brussels. offered by the Aero Club
Of France.
$50. 600 for flight from Parish to
Clermont- Ferrand, offered by NJ.
Michelin.
$4,000 for miscellaneous smaller
flights.
Totals.
$4,000 i'll prizes eitaer now
standing or TO be put MP within
few days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
WALKER LOSES
BY HARD LUCK
Holds Truckers to Four Hits,
While Norfolk Finds Hamil-
ton for Seven.

NokFoLk-, VA, June Carl
aiker lost "A hard luck game to the
ifu.Sers Yesterday, after holding them
to four hits. The Crew found Har,-
ilton for seven hits, but they wera no,
punched. and they could only send one
run over the pan In the nine innings.
both pitchers We're In COED form, but
walker seemed to be the better of
the two In yesterdays game. All the
scoring was done in the first three in
nlngs After this the twirlers had
everything their own WAY. The score;
Nnsfafl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
FUNERAL OF MIR. MUNFonD
VERY LARGELY ATTENDED,

In the presence OF large and sor-
rowing a~~rmhfHge of friends the ru-
neral Of Mr.. Beverly Bland Munford
took place Thursday at noon. The
services were conducted at st. Paufs
Episcopal church by the Rev. DIR,
Robert w. FORSYTH.
- In body the members of the Rtcn-
mond Bar Association were present
while among distinguished friends o.
Mr.. Munford who were present were
Governor Mann and former Governors
Claude a. Swanson and Andrew Jack
son Montague.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
Wednesday S Races
Oakland Results.

First race. Futuritr course. SELL
ing Burning Bush, first; Emma O.,
second; Hey ri Tovar third. Time.
1903 4-5.
Second race, four and half fur
longs. selIing--Abe Slupskey, first !;
Aheiia, second; Dolly y. r.. third.
Time. SIS.
Third race, Futgrity course. sell
ing-Tramotor, first: Servieence, sec
ond; Biskra, third. Time. 10 rs.
Fourth, race, six turlongs-lnciem
ent, first; Daddy dip. second; Bano-
reila. third Time. l:l2 3-6.
Fifth race. one mile and twenty
yards selliug-Roy Junior first; Cap
tain Burnett, second: Kaiserhop,
third Time, 1:+0 3-S.
Sixth race. I'VE furlongs, purse
Prince Winter. first; Doweress. Gee
end; raby Nicely. third Time.
90 So.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
-FOUR STRAIGHT
FOR CHAMPIONS
Roanoke Again Defeats Danville
Team Which is in Crippled
Condition.

ROANOKE. VA. June 2.--Roanoke
made it four straight from Danyille
yesterday BY taking the last game Of
the series by the score Of to 4.
The Bugs are in a crippled condi-
ton with Schrader ept of the game
and Mayberry playing first base.
Rickert has charley-horse and was
forced TO retire. Hall going To left
and Loos taking right. Both teams
batted the ball hard. but the cham
pions s@erned te be- more fortunate
In punching them. The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
\. { v. EARNINGS
MORE THAN MILLION

Net earnings OF the norfolk ana
Western for April, 1910 were sl.2os.-
issued, compared $s4a,27l23. for the
same month last year. Surplus FOR
April. 1903.
were s3.0e5.330.2h.- nf- which -,,,s.scrirrr.
mall and express receipts were xSs7.
2Ss.6e. Freighk receipts were ss.Sls,
es1.66 d r.
4 Surplus from duly T. 1903 Ia Arril 10
1910 MAS $i.t7a.s1s.aa Gem pared WITH
s5.os5.S50,53 for the same period pre-
ceding.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
Rich msand.

Nd4IlIHaF TNo-hase ENk--ShaFp
and Wright. Three base hits-Hoff-
man. -. Smith and Rowe. Stolen
bases Baker Left on bases-Lynch-
burg, :: Richmond, :, Double plays
Wright, SHARP and Wooiams; Baker
and shaw. Struck out--bv Revelle.
:. Base on balis-ot Grimm, .: OF
Reveiie. ?. Wild pitch-Reveilo Pass
ed balls-Cowan. Time. l:40. TIM
pirc. Davis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
New York. j; Cincinnati, /:

NEW YORK, June 2.-The New
York Nationals won their eighth
straight game. defeating Cincinnati 5
to 2. Anderson. the visitors first
pitcher was wild and was relieved by
Rowan in the first inning, after he
had forced in run. Mathewson was
practically invincible with men on
bases. The score:
New York .-......20 l y D -
Cincinnati .......0 0 / 0 O.
Batteries; Mathewson ana Meyers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
Notice to Taxpayers
Office OF Collector Of City Taxes.

Office OF Collector of City Taxes.
City Hall, Richmond, Va
THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY TO
RECEIVE ALL OR ONE-HALF or.
CITY TAXES, REAL ESTATE AND
Personal, FOR THE YEAR 1910 on
JUNE 18TH.
THE WHOLE TAX Is DUE, but IL
ordinance provides that one-haf may ~
paid in June and the remaining half IL,
December. Failure to pay al OF one
half in June incurs a penalty Of s peF
cent. on the whole amount, which y ~
at once, and il not paid before SEPTE14y.
BIER lST, the Collector is req.:ircd n.
levy, with costs added. a|
ALL MALES q years oil age. ALE
PERSONS MALE OR FEMALE) MI
own personal property, or hold personal
property as fiduciary, and all parties cn1ls
Quoting business in the city OF Richmc06
tof whatever nature) are assessed, aG1s
viii please call and settle, 80 AZ to Av0i5|
delinquency.
GRADING, PAVING, PIPE AMI
SEWER CONNECTING BILLS are - n
able in the same manner al Taxes, "
at the same time. "a
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROfH
TY STANDS, and see that you eet
your bills 3!|
his bring the only notice provided g
by law, please give it prompt attentiou. ~
under the new ordinance per cent. - VA
atty viii have to be added to the n
bill after june 30th. D Z m
Il. W. CUNNINGHAM
Colle0tOr of City Iaxe1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
Foreign Endurance Run.

BERLIN. June 2.--One- hundred
and twenty-one automobiles started
to.day-on the Prince Henry endurs
ance competition to be run during
the next seven days over a l.200-mile
route. all within Germany. The start
WAS made In Berlin and the finish
VIII b at Honburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
GraVesensi Results

First race. $500 added, two-year-
Odds five furlongs-PluVious. first,
Antenor, second; Towtontleld, third.
Time. 1901.
Second race, the kensington Steple-
chase, selling. 5000 added. tour-year-
clds and up. about two miies--Grand-
pa, first: Bushranger. second; Mag
nolia. third. Time. 1852.
Third race. selling. $500 added.
three-year- olds and up, about six fur
lcngG--Leanne dare. first. Twilight
Queen. second; Royal Captive, third.
Time. iii 3-5.
Fourth race, the Gazelle Stakes,
s2.500, for FLIES. three years old. one
aud ne-siStee ntn - miles-0cean
Bound. first; Infatuation, second;
Ethel d., third. Time, 1:52.
Fifth race. handicap, three-year-
olds and up. 5000 added. one and one
sixteenth mtles-Stanley Fay. first:
F,restone. second; Glucose. third
Time, 1:41 As.
sixth race. two-year-olds. selling
$500 added. five furlongs-Miss Nett
first; blue Mouse. second: Frank
Ruhstaller. third. Time, 1:02.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
I,nnxille.

SUMMARY. HuNs-~DONIt, tOIEaNd,
Newton t2), Spratt. Schmidt t2,
Hall. Sullivan. CASTOR. Priest. Two
base hits--Newton. Andrada, CASTOR.
Bussey, PRESLEY. Sacrifice hits
Gr.ffin, Spratt. Schmidt. Powell.
Stolen bases--Newton Powell. Struck
out--By Andrada. 5: by Bussey. 3;
by Sullivan, /. First base on balls
OFF Andrada. >: of Bussey. .; off
Suilican, 3. Left on bascs-Roanoke.
&. Danville. 7. Time of game: so.
Cmpire--Pender. Attendance--5eo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02

Summary: Runs-Tiedeman. Gui.
heen, Hamilton. Sacrifice hits--Tiede-
man Toner. Chunk. Hannifan Stolen
bases-~Booe, Kunkle. Double plays
Walker to Bonner: walker 10
Busch to Bonner. First base on halls
or Walker, 3. struck out--By
walker. /: by Hamilton. I. Wild
pitch--Hamiiton. Passed ball--Mun-
son. Hit by pitcher--By Walker, l
(HamiltonD. Time OF game-1:2S.
Umpire--Maca.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
How THEY stand.

Thursdays Schedule.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02

The Colts are stili weak with tho
stick. and the players seem to take
turns in resting up from their endeav-
ors In this direction. 1t seems that
there is not "A consistent hitter on the
team. one who can be depended upon
TO swat the hall when a hit will mean
one or more runs.
Several of the men endeavor 10
knock the ball away every time, while
others do not seem to care whether
they hit 1t or not. Those who seem
best able to hit it out do not seem to
be able to do 80 OPPORTUNITY.
In Wednesdays game Baker was
the particular batting star. and yet
he has never been considered as a
hitter of ability: in fact. II has beer
claimed for him that IL he could
hit the ball he would he In major
league company before he Is much
older Bobbie Wallace and Landgraff
considered the best hitters with the
Colts this year. were unable to con-
meet Wednesday, Irvine got enc hi
but Shaw failed. Cowan and Revelle
each got one. and neither Of them has
ever set the world afire with their
hitting. With few consistent hitters
the locals would win many more of
their games. Team work In the place
OF Individual work, the kind that pro-
duces purses from the spectators. Is
what In needed.~------e
1t Is well to encourage the players
in every way possible. but 1t would
seem that the presentation of money
has tendency to make them all try
for individual plays that would not
be made In the same way II good
team work was the object of the
KtUf rnv4~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
Louisville Results.


First race. three-year- olds selling
mile and twenty yards--Sticker first;
sligo. second. Star Actor. third. Time,
Lac i-5.
Second race. selling, three-year-
olds and up, SIX furlonss-park View.
first; Tom McGrath. second; Hawks
Flight. third. Time. lis LIS.
Third race, purse three-year-olds,
six furlongs--Coun.,ess; first; Star
Venus. second: King Solomon, third.
Time. i:12 SIS.
Fourth race, three-year-olds and
up, handicap. mile--Meadow, first;
Ocean Queen, second; Belle Glenn.
third Time. l:3s @-5.
Fifth race. purse. five furlongs,
two-year oids--Labol first; James
Mac, second. Lady Ormicant, third,
Time, l:0i.
Sixth race, selling. for fcur-year-
olds and up. mile and quarter
Woiferton. firs1; Elfall, second; ST.
Ilario, third Time. 2;os as.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
How They Stand.
Thursdays Schedule.
NorfoIk at Richmond.
DanNille at Portsmouth,.

! Roanoke at Lynchburg.
I4fSCHBURG, VA. June 2.--Lynch-
burg found Revelie easy yesterday and
Griffin kept the Colts guessing while
tho Shoemakers chased five runs over
the pan. Griffin was in great form
and held the visitors safe at all times
allowing them only five scattered hits
He was given the best of support
throughout while Reyelle wng not 80
fortunate. his iieiders missing several
chances on account of bad bounds that
could not be charged as errors.
The playing of Wright at second
hase for Lynchburg was OF the sensa :
tioual variety. He threw out several
runners after going almost to first
base To get the bail. The weather was
not suited to baseball aud II was re-
garded as remarkable that the men
OF both teams put up such a good ar
ticle OF hall. Score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02

Having lost three out OF four games
to Lynchburg this week the Colts FIND
themselves very near the cellar. The,
claim that the Lynchburg club was
badly crippled seems to have made
the locals over contdent. at any rate
1t has been moved that the Shoe
makers were not SO badly crippled as
10 be giving any games away. While
the Colts are in next to last place they
are not far below several other teams
in the average and one or two victories
may make a big change In their posi-
ton.
Norfolk leads Richmond by a few
points and ii the locals are so fortu-
nate as Ia get the better OF the Crew
in the present series they will have Il
good position AT the end OF the week,
What is most needed at this time is
for some club tn stop the Roanoke
Champions who seem to Ire sweeping
all before them. ON Thursday they
begin series with Lynchhurg. one OF
the best clubs In the league. and ii the
Sheemakers cannot stop them IL viii
he as well to- concede them thn PEN
nant and let the other FIVE clubs fight
it out for second, With the exception
of Roanoke the clubs seems Ia he
evenly. matched and they have see
saw ed up and down the coium since
the season started with only few
points separating any of them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
by I. ID. bonneville,

rue -t+rew Ut the Mary Jane are here
ready for their series OF three games
with the Colts. Clarke's team has ia. :
proved wonderfully during tho past
ten days and 1t Is expected that they
VIII put up much better exhibition
on this trip than They did on the last
The pitchers are going better and the
fielders seem 10 have gotten in better
form, the scarcity OF errors during the
last two series has made the Tars Lock
like another team.
In Thursdays game Clarke will use
either otey or Fox on the mound and
il Is likely that Tiedmau will wear the
pads. During the series the local fans
VIII have another chance to see Carl
Walker. the local boy, work In tn.
box Walker tWirled In Wednesday s
game and will not be able To work for
several days. II is most likely that h..
Will be used on Saturday as a drawing
ard and hc viii probably attract a
large rowd.
For the Colts Nerbout win proba III,
be In the box Thursday while Cowau
will he at the receiving end. Reveiie,
who did not show up In form Wednes-
day against i.ynchbnrg, will proba bly,
oppose Walker in Saturdays game
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
BOARDERS.

THE RICHMOND yIRGINIAN WANT
Advs.. win All your house with SUM
mer hoarders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02

Thursdays Schedule.

Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago AT Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
st. Louis ut Philadelphia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Xciinesfiay.s Stslr..

Philadelphia Detroit. rain.
Northumberland. rain.
No other games scheduled,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
1EVE[[E EASY
FOR LYhCHDURc
Veteran Has Off Day and Colts
Are Banked by the Shoe
makers.
GRIFFIN IN GOOD FORM
Allows Seven Hits, But All Are
Singles and Are Kept Wen
Scattered.
GRIFFIN IN GOOD FORM
Wednesdays Scores.

Richmond. o; Lynchburg. 5.
Roanoke, Z; Danville, 4.
Portsmouth, 2; NorfC III.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Wednesdays Scores.

Cincinnati. z; New York. ..
Pittshurg, l.; Brooklyn, =
Chicago, s: Boston, l.
st. Louis. 10; Philadelphia. }.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02

The idea Of trading Titman for
Hooker. the DanviiIe center fielder.
should be discouraged before II gains
further favor. Such ii step would be
injndicious, and could not work any
good for the Colts While Titman
does not seem to be going at his best
this year, SO far as hitting and base
running Is concerned. he is a better
man for the Colts than Hooker. II for
no other reason than that he is not
insubordinate.
INSTRUMENTATION is one al the most
serious faults OF a baseball player. and
one who has proven himself capable
OF IL should not be considered i'll any
deal. Hooker IN now under suspen-
sion for refusing to obey the orders
of his manager. and such a man as
this Is not needed by Richmond.
Since Manager Lawicr went home
the Colts have not been performing
in the best possible way. and many
of them would do better with IA strict
manager over them. While not direct
ly tnsubordinate. they are nearly SO.
or some OF them are, and this Ia not
likely to help them win games. With
the advent of Hooker, IA known dis
organizer, the Colts would be injured,
and ii is best TO keep Tttman at this
time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
81. Louis. 10: Philadelphia, 3.

pHILADEsLFHIA. June E.'-WretcH~
ed pitching marked Wednesdays
game here, which Philadelphia lost
to ST. Louis by 10 to 5. The home
teams pitchers gave Is passes and
81. Louis tiarlers eight. Higgins,
who went to bat six times, received
four passes and made two sacrifice
hits, while Phelps, in five trips TO the
plate, made four singles and was hit
by a pitched bail. Manager Doom,
Of Philadelphia. was ordered to the
clubhouse By Umpire Brennan for dis
putting n decision. Score;
:, I,ouis 0e0 1 l 2 o 0 e-l0
ph;Iadelnbta 1000 / 0 O.
Batteries: Harmon, Corridor. Sal
lee and Phelps; Mcouillan, Moren'
Flaherty and Moran.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02

WASHINGTON WARD TAxE6s
10 be paid in same tnas,ncr 1T tin Qfll6S Y
j. r. ROBINSON, Special Al.
CollectOs. q 10Th md Hnn alSQp
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