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The Washington herald., 1910-02-05
Condition of the Water.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Harpers Ferry. W. Va. Feb L-POtomae cloud
and Shenandoah muddy.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL MEETING PLASTERERS' AS
ISOLATION. Local No. S6. MONDAY. Feb
ruary 7, 1870 ?. n. BY order PRESIDENT,
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF Personal TAX
Appeals. District Of Columbia February E. 1870
Notice Is hereby gwen that the Board Of Personal
Tax Appeals Of the District Of Columbia VIII be IN
session at the District Building from FEBRUARY
TO MARCH a. INCLUSIVE, 1910, Sundays and le-
gal holidays s1ceUted- WI z. RICHARDS, As
SCISSOR. D. c, Chairman Board Of Personal Tax
Appeals fa5T
The Washington herald., 1910-02-05

IN that behalf. q special meeting Of TIE stock
holders Of the Provident Relief Association = Wasn-
IuEtCn, y. c., is hereby called. 10 be held az the
Office Of the Association No. 6I7 street northwest.
ia the city Of Washington, District o. Columbia az
the hour OF 30 O'Clock p. N. on FRIDAY, FEB
raTy l6. 1910 for the election Of s Board ot d.
TeCtors Of the Association fUr the Current year srd
for the transaction Of such other business Of The
Association may lawfully be transacted at
special meeting thereof. JOHN BROsNAN.
jslSyr President
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11

knock the ball aside. cowan crossed
the plate with the third run and Tit
man, ended the inning by striking out
leaving the bases full.
The visitors scored their frst run
in the second inning. A. Smith SIN
eied, but was forced at second by
Levy, who hit 10 Shaw. sharp struck
out. but wooiums doubled In the left
field bieachsrs. sending Levy to third.
aBker let wrights easy chance get
through him and Levy scored. ana
Grimm closed the inning flying out
TO Shaw.
Their second and last run came
in the seventh. After Griffin was OUT.
Hoffman singled TO right and ID. smith
singled to left; Rowe struck out, put
A. smith sent one to center for O
single and Hoffman scored. ID. Smith
keeping on to second on Wallaee's
drawing up at third and A. smith
throw to catch Hoffman at the plate.
Levy sent an easy one to Shaw and
was thrown out at first
Nerbout was hit hard. but was tight
with men on the bases. Ten OF the
visitors died on the sacks. Both
pitchers were handicapped by the
weather. and could not twill in form.
Griffin weakened in the fourth sno
Attn. but In the other innings he was
very effective. Tabulated score:
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At the Theatres
Aoadsmy---5enianin Players in
"Christophsr Junior" evenings and
usuai matinees.
6ijou--Continuous Vaudeville.
Observation-Disclosures Vaudeville.
Lubin-Centinuous Vaudeville.

Academy.
Madeline Lucette Ryleyss comedy OF
complications. entitled "Christcpher,
Junior is announced as the offering
by the Benjamin Players In the Acad-
envy for next week. Several years
ago John Drew starred in this same
play with very great success, and 1t
is remembered as possessions . maize
Of ridiculous complications and anus
ing situations, besides containing two
love stories which become entAngied
and add greatly to the charm, A.
well rs to the complications. OF the
plot.
In this comedy, the popular Lead
ing woman. Miss Carroll McComas,
whose temperament is OF the bubbltng,
sparkling and effervescent kind. will
be NEST admirably east IN The role
OF Dora" while MIR. Franklin Richie.
who played the role OF the lover IN
Caste" this week with such grace and
dignity. will be seen az the deeply
smtten christopher. Junior" the same
character In which Drew appeared.
Christopher, Junior is the son Of q
very wealthy Englishman who resides
in Bombay. having made his fortune
in India In trade. and cherishoa ~
his greatest ambition that his SON
should acquire profession. Tha boy
- tn6Ie-1ore sent TO London to ptuoy
but being a conviviai spirits, his debts
each month greatly exceed his allow
ay1ce. Upon learning that his father
= u to visit him I'm London young
christopher concelves the idea Of gfv-
Ing up his expensive apartments, and
diminishing his valet for a time. he re-
moved 70 a garnet in Grosvenor Ter
race. Here the old gentleman nnds
him. and cheerfully agrees to pay his
debts and start him fresh II ne win
marry a certain young eady whom he
nas CHOSEN for him. And hers the
complications begin, Chrfstcuhor. yun :
Tor having already married. without
his fathers knowledge, a younK ladYs
whom he has never seen. the ceremony
having been performed by proxy. The
father later accidentally ditcoyee this
marriage and disowns tizsS I'M upt
hoMaace 1oace The - 49, lllol
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

City. TO be the guest OF DIR. q. 3.
Lambeth. Later Mrs LaMbsth will
visit her daughter. Mrs.. Howard h.
Munford, in Harmontcn. n. j., return-
ing TO Richmond In the carly fall.
Mrs. William Berry ID very sick ii
her home. SlS Randolph street.
Mrs.. walton, of the OLD Rescrvoirs
II vary nick In her home.
Mr.. Bette b. Bffntisy, ~ 1889 Bev-
erly street.. n visiting her daughter.
Mrs ChGFtss TtptUn. Of Petersburg.
Mr. Ella Robertson IL very III a
her home, l3<3 Taylor street.
Mrs, q. IN HAL, cf epotaYivenia
county. - VISITING her daughter. Nrs.
Staples, Of 1851 Taylor street.
MrA Dstline Il extsemely III at her
home ON Beverly s1tSeet.
Mr. Eldsidge Huhortsou. Of Nelson
county. visited hi fyfAnd. Mr.. Charles
Robsrtson. At 11v4 Taylor street. last
Sunday.
Mn. ocsna Wash. who met with 1
serious accidsnt = HollywooA Memo
rial Day, y sttlt c0unned 70 her home.
The funeral Of MSA John Carroll.
who died 81 the residence Of her
daughter. Ars, y. y. Hawkes., 13l1
West Cary street, took place from "a
cred Heart iCnthe0tAt sTneedAy. June Z.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
NAMES PUT ON
REGULAR TICKET
Shrewd Scheme to Get Independ.
ents Elected in Washington
Ward.

Trick election cards, procIaiming in
dependent candidates for civic Offices
In washington ward II being endorsed
by the regular democratic party are
now being circulated by republicans
In the hope Of electinr Independent
candidates. and thus dfsrupting the
democratic organization on tho South
side. according to charges made 1t q
meeting Of The city democratic COM
rnittss Friday night.
The independent candidates who,
II II said are being palmed on Al
old line democrats. are Messrs. w. ID.
Ferguson and John 8, Wakefield. both
spirants for councilmanic honors.
The trick cards were produced a.
evidence - the meeting Of tbs city
democratic COMMITTEES Friday night.
They are exactly similar to those
issued by the democratic committee,
In sire. shape and general rel up.
They differ only In the contents OF the
type.
One Of the cards has eleven names
instead OF eight a. being endorsed
by the committee. The three addt-
tlonAl names are those OF iudepen-
danta- a line 1t the top Of the card
announces the entire list to comprise
the Democratic nominees"
An open latter may be written to
the voterH OF tfie ward. Informing
them Of thu deceit BY which they are
being vtctimi8ed. Such Z course was
suggested 80 Chairman Miles VI. Mar
tin by Secretary Duke The advia-
ability has heeu referred TO tho ward
dAjeGAtion ana the special commits
to for consideration.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Ledley. Of West
Cary street, announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Marie A. Lediey.
y Mr.. Paul 2. Orebaugh. The cere-
mony was performed Wednesday
morning ct the English Lutheran par
sonage. the Rev. J.. ]. Scherer being
the ofiiciAting minister. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and MrA Ore
baugh left for Northern trip. On
their return they will be at home
to their friends At 22l5 Taylor street
The aimdome 1T lakewood opened
its season of vaudeville Monday
night. This il always largely pat
rontzed by the people Of this section
during the summer.
Central Council No. 30. Daughters
of Liberty, initiated about twenty-five
candidates Last Monday night at the
hall on Third and Broad streets. Az
ter the business session social hour
was enjoyed. during which refresh
nefits were soryed-
The funeral Of Mr., Frank Spies, Of
S27 West Cary street, who died At
the Memorial Hospital, took place
"wednesday afternoon from the Grace
Street Baptist church. Mr.. Spies mar
one son. survives him. Members Of
Witch M. sniea wss ! menher. were
hon6rarv naJihea rers and ne floral
tributes were specially beautiful.
NJ ana NJ o. Ktdd ~ i9oa
Wast Cary strset took place from the
hcr,. Thurs6av sfternnnnsaf o,clech
Intarrasnt - q Maury Cemetery. :
On Tune 80 and p the City Audi
torium Will be filled with music. tho
- -
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AUTOMOBILE GOSSIP

That automobile day on Staten
Island next Monday. June 10. win be
the biggest event OF its kind ever ar
ranged for In the Borough Of Rich
mond, there is not a question Of doubt
and the reception planned for the
New York erald-Atlanta Journal tou-
rists by the members OF the Rich
mond County Automobile Club. un-
der the guidance of its president.
Charles A. Schultz, with the assist
ance OF DIR. Joseph Kuhn, chairman
Of the committee on runs and tours.
indicates that there will be a very
large turnout of motorists to greet
the good roads tourists upon their
arrival from New Jersey The club
to-day issued the following notice to
about one hundred automobiles OF
the island;
Dear sir,--The New York Herald
Atlanta Journal good roads tourists
VIII arrive on Staten Island Monday.
June l3. at r. NJ.
The members OF this club have
been invited to meet the tourists at
Tottenvilie TO escort them to Hugots,
st. George. where luncheon will be
served
1ou aES TcVuCEkSuAtu
in this affair, and have your car In
line to be formed by this club at the
Tettenville ferry on June Ii. at 4 p.
NJ. sharp. where special badges will
be distributed TO the members. Please
carry club flags and such other flags
as you may think suitable.
"DR. JOSEPH KUHN.
'sDR. j. w. MUSGRCvE.
"MR. q. H. WATERS.
Touring Committee"
"R. M. SPRIGG, Secretary"
With Mayor Gaynor and Borough
President George Cromwell on hand
TO greet the tourists at st. George,
and the large number OF automobiles
in line. the scene at that place win
be a lively one for q while.
President Charles A. Schultx. of the
Automobile Club. when seen uefore
his departure for Washington, d. c..
where he La attending convention,
said: "The Richmond Country Auto
mobile Club especially requests that
those people living on the Amboy
road decorate their homes by display
ing the American nag. to show the
Southerners what the North can do
in the way Of courtesy
President Schnltx Is expected home
from Washington tomorrow, and the
full details in regard to meeting the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
tourists Win be announced on Eat
urday.

urday
Carl H. PaSe. the Chalmers dealer
in New York. h leading movement
calculated to reform the present New
York statutes eoverping the theft o.
automobiles. Mr.. Page holds that the
present statutes are madeQuats IN
that they oAer no protection 10 the
owner IN case hia car In stolen when
standing In the public thoroughfare
and outside the premises. A New
York Judge recently diechArged two
thieves on the plea tina THE purlotned
car was NOT stolen from the promises
In other words. Mr.. Page holds that
the present law sanctions theft I'M
der certain conditions II - hoped
that the present agttaticn Will result
IN an amendment Of the penal code
10 that stealing will be- punished A.
stealing In avery case. without excep-
ton.
The city OF Sacramento. Cal. has
Just placed in commission q combina-
ton automobile police patrol and am
bulance.
The car 10 a Rambler. designed by
Thomas B. jeffery h Company. equip
ped with ~ horse power engine and
built upon the large Rambler chassis.
The car when loaded with ten pas
aensers.N will take twelve per cent.
grade on the high gear and thirty
per cent grade on the intermediate
gear.
| II has IN abundance OF power Tor
this work and ID furnished with tho
same care and quality that charac-
terises the Rambler touring car.
Moderate priced cars are rapidly
outselling the more expensive ma
chimes In central New York." said
H. L. Pierce. Of Syracuse. n. Y.
Il have sold big and little cars. high
and moderate priced cars at the same
time. and ! know from my experience
how the moderate priced cars are
going simply cant Get my hands
on enough 10 meet te demand for
them.
"One Of my recent customers Who
Is In the radiator business. owned two
high priced cars. One Of the cars
was laid up for repairs and he bor-
rowsd from me 4 roadster and tour
ing car. He has never returned them.
He il going to have Z limousine body
put on the touring ear. and use II
all winter. ~ he says he can get
around better. more economically aud
that the car also rides easier than
his higher priced cars"
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Chicago Q; New York. S

Chicago O.; New York, 5.
NEW YORK, June 1l.--Chtcago
retained possession of first place by
defeating the Giants Friday. 8 to b.
The locals looked to have the game
won until the eighth inning, the score
then being to 2 In their favor.
After Archer had struck out, Beau
mont. batting for Richie, hunted SAFE
ly. Zimmerman, hitting for Evers,
tanned, but Sheckard was passed, and
the bases became filled. when Mer-
kie fumbled Schulte's n ~und. Chance
singled to right on the first ball pitch
ed him, and when Murray let the ball
go to the fence all the Chicago run
ners scored. The Cubs made four
double plays
Score by innings: II.
Chicago ..........0 90 0 0 O---b
New York 0 4 o 0 0 0 0 Orb
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Basebaii Man Joins Jenr,es.

SAN FRANCISCO. June Il.--Ro-
ger Council, trainer OF the Cortland
Pacific Coast League baseball team,
has resigned his position to become
Jeffries' special trainer. and also to
accompany the boilermaker as his
personal trainer during Jefrries' tour
of the world. f
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frinestsn iefo. Crew VIM.

PRINCETON. n. J.. June lin
the best race seen on Lake Carnegie
since Princeton inaugirated rowling. in
1907. the class Of 1910 won the eight
Dared fnterclass race for the Caraeg5e
cup by q few inches from the 1911
crew, tho 1918 and 1919 boata being
close for third and fourth. respective
iy.
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DriscolI Starta for Ensiand.

NEW YORK. June I1.--Jim Dris-
coll, the English boxer. who was fore
ed TO call of his match with Abe At
tell at Frisco. because OF iiinoss, has
sailed for England. He viii return
next fall. and win then meet the
champion featherweight.
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Detroit, 4; New York. 3.
DETROIT. June 11.--Muliin won
his own game In the tenth Friday,
sending Tom Jones home from SECOND
with q single "a center Errors be-
hind Ford gave the Tigers the upper
hand In the early innings. New York
tied In the eighth on base on balls
and two hits with q passed ball by
Schmidt. 1t was the first defeat OF
the season for Russell Ford. and the
loss can only be attributed to him In
the second inning.
Score by innings. h:
Detroit ....1100l 100 1t
New York ...... % 0 ] 90 Q e--S
Batteries: Muliin and Schmidt;
Ford and Sweeney.
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1Pq0RTUhE HITS
WIN FOR COLTS
Nontinued from First paeesl

Continued from First pase9
|9onsidered good record under the
NN3avprnbie conditions.
Colts Bunch Hits.
While the visitors outhit the Colts,
&4&T Eere not successful in getting
NM In bunch. Baker led on with
- Mjngle 70 right center, and accept
4x the hit and run sign. Shaw sent
D 10 the same place. Baker, how
1870. was held at second Shaw then
39mped on first base and drew a
:4akow from Rowe, who made a wild
1--we, the bali going to deep right.
aAer scoring and Shaw pulling up
thifd, Wallace sent a long sacri.
9e Az TO A. Smith and Shaw scored.
IMAM then singled ana stole Sec
but Bigbie sent an easy fly to
41ElA md Irvine was thrown out by
mt and no more runs were scored
Tint inning.
31& last run came in the fifth in
n ana after that the Colts did not
4 man to first. Cowan started
tnning with . single TO left and
bq1t b1nted TO d. Smith, but
I 6p failed 70 cover first and YER
NJ ~ safe at FIRST. with cowan on
pmAs Landgraff sent an easy fiy
Eqkman and Baker few out to
= but shaw drew a pass. filling
6aspM III was then that Wallace
ynp md rant = scresching single
Nv rho could do no more than
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
Auto HiIl Climb Tso.t,,e.,<,.,.

wILKEs-BARRE, PA. June IL
The hill climb of the Wilkes Harr re
Automobile Club, which was to
have been held over the Giants de.
SPAR course to-day. was postponed.
owing to heavy rain, which made the
course very dangerous. 1t will be run
on Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11

CINCINNATI. June 1.-The Cin-
cinnatt National League management
has traded Robinson, an infielder oh
tanned from Milwaukee, to Louisville
for Woodruff and cash considera-
ton for another player. Pitcher Win
70" Anderson. a left-hander. was re-
leased to Dayton of the Central
Leaxus. With an optional recall clauae:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11

Saturdays Schedule.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
St. Louis at Brooklyn,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
sPRATT LEADS IN
LEAGUE BATT|NG
Roanoke Player Has Average Of
36l-Colts Appear Far Down
in Column.

DANVILLE, VA. June 1.-THE
following are the batting averages of
the players in the Virginia League
up TO this date. compiled from pub
lished scores. the official scores being
used wherever they were available:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
MINOR LEAGUE SCORES.
American Associate

AMERICAN ANsUEiHttUH.
At indianapolis st. Paul. g: In
dianapoiis, 0.
AT Toledo. Minneapolis. 3 Toledo,
j.
AT louisville: Kansas City-Lonis-
Vile fwet grounds)
At Columbus: Miiwaukee-C Column
bus, rain.
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CLEVELAND. June 11.--Cleveland
defeated Boston. 3 TO 1. Friday. Falk-
enberg and Collins were effective. err
rors being responsible for all the
runs except the last one made by
Cleveland.
Score by innings: *.
Cleveland .......2 .
Ro,top O0OI0 o 0 o OIL
batteries. Falkenherg and Bemis;
Collins and KIeinow.
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Cclonial's Success Trade Mark Con-
| u tinusa.

More unusual even than the present
brand OF summer weather is the as
tonishing success of the Colonial thea
ire, the wonderful attendances at that
house continuing unmindfui of 1.-THE
elements.
A bill for the week TO start on Mon
day next has been arranged that
promised to make Ii necessity for
every local amusement lover to attend
at least once during the six perfor-
nance days. John f. Brennan. who
for ten years has gained prominence
because of his performances as the
comical Hi Holler Of the never old
Way Down East" will offer an uuu-
sual feature in Home Again." a ru-
raj. piayiet written around that ini-
mitable chore-boy. The unraveling of
real snow storm. the old village
church and the playing OF the piaintive
church organ that made the melodies
Of our childhood days. Mr.. Brennan
win be aasisted by MINIS. Emile Tosti,
late of the Metropolitan Grand Opera
Company. and one of the worlds
greatest contralto singers. Graceful
gymnastic gyrations will be the part
Of the program to be provided by
Lohse ~and Sterling Ceilings and
Hawiey. . pair OF young American
boys, long established successes in
Europe and America for their excel
lence az singers and dancers and pat
tiers artists will complete the vaude-
vile section. New picture features
will provide their usual delightful
share Of the complete entertainment
and to Miss Keil and Master OMEN,
respectively. have been assigned the
popular songs, Il Wonder ana my
Dream Of the u. 3. A." Each day
II
day night brings an added feature In
the shape OF the amateurs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
. nouis strang As Aviator.:

IOMxH 0WAnk ~ NSih"
BOSTON. MASS, June l1.--Louis
etranx. famous AZ speed motorist.
A 10 make Ascensions at the Read
Vile rece track June II and IS in
an aer0pIane built by Hills M. Will
cox, q senior at Columbia University.
Strang, who IL to enter the prize
6lght from Washington to New York
on July I, has been having great sue
ceases at Garden City. l.. !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11

Saturdays Schedule.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Fridays scores.

Chicago, g.: New York. S.
Pittsburg- Philadelphia. rain.
ST. Louis-Brooklyn, rain.
Standardization, rain.
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BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

EFkUWyB tNUtS9t
Washington, !: Chicago, q.
Cleveland. 3: Boston. l.
Detroit, 4: New York. ).
st. Louis Philadelphia, rain.
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Montreal Results.


First receive furiongs. Dune
Campbell, won: Satin Bower, second
Virginia., third. Time, 1908 As.
Second receive and one-half fur
longs John Griffin III. won; Foun-
tain Square. second: Belle Kingston.
third. Time, 1910.
Third race--one mile. Pocataligo
won: Nibiick. second: Olive Ely, third.
Time. 1856.
Fourth racefiye furlongs. Lescaf
won: Eagle Bird. second: Judge
Monck, third. Time. 1904.
Fifth race---steeplechase: about
miles. High Hat. won: John Dillon
second. DIR. Koch, third Time. 1.37
Sixth race--six furiongs, Mon Ami
won; Ed. Keck. second; Judge Lass.
ing, third. Time. 1:10 is.
Seventh race--mile and furlong
CollisOrmsby. won: Chepontuc. sec-
ond; Norman, third. Time, 200 1-5.
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Washington, +; Chicago. 0.

Washington, I; Chicago. Q.
CHICAjO, June fl,--Washtnstoh
scored In the ninth inning Friday and
defeated Chicago. to 0. Ungiauo
scored the winning run on his single
and stolen base. McBride's single and
Blackburne's error. Walker held
Chicago to one hit. while Walsh al
lowed three safe ones.
Score by innings: X.
washington 90 100000 III
Chicago 0 0 0 o o o 90
Batteries: Walker and Street; Walsh
and Block.
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BOARDERS.

THE RICHMOND yIRdlNfAN WANT
VI ~ aly ,sous Assf1 gakA ssslse
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Eastern League

Eastern League.
At Toronto: Buffalo. s; Toronto. o.
At Montreal: Rochester, 2; Mon
treal. /.
Al Baltimore: Newark, 4; Balti-
more, 2.
Al Jersey City: Providencs-Jersey
City. rain.
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Southeastern League.
At Rome: Rome. 8; Morristown, q
At Gadsden:. Gadsden. s: johnson
City. 0.
At Asheviile: Asheville. IL; Knox
willie. 8.