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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-17
TELLS OF SHORT WEIGHT WORK,

According 10 the report Of Frank Mccoy
acting chief Of the Bureap Of Weights and
Measures for the quarter ended March 81
e4IS inspections Of weighing and measuring
devices were made. This resulted in the
lodging Of So complaints, Of which - were
against grocers. SIS against milk dealers %
against butchers and s. against coal deal
ers There were ccnffScated 4e4 liquid meas
gres Mr. Mccoy asks for ten additional
s,---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-17
SIX YEARS FOR FORMER CASHIER.

Portland. Ore. May ie-W- Cooper Nor
ris formerly cashier OF the defunct Oregon
Trust and Savings Bank. convicted last
week Of fhe embezzlemcnt OF $500 from
the hank. was sentenced 10 six years I'm the
rcnfteutiary TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-17
IOWA MINERS RETURN TO WORK

Dies Moines. Iowa, May i6.--seventeen
thousand Iowa mine workers resumed work
to-day after n suspension OF over six
weeks. As a result OF CONCESSIONS granted
TO the miners the operators have adj, ancAd
the price OF coal two cents a ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-17
Resume of the Case.

Or. 3. c. Hyde has been under suspicion
in connection with the mysterious Illness
and deaths in the Swope family ever since
the death of Colonel Thomas II. swope or
Octot er g. 1909
The dc ath of Colonel Swope followed soon
after he had suffered severe convulslon.
and this CONFUSION. IL was charged by the
members OF the swope family. followed
Immediately after The administration of a
capsule given by direction of DR.. Hyde.
who said it was digestive tablet.
II was proven at the trial that Dr. HYDE
he'd purchased cyanide of potassium in five
grain capsules. and he was prosecuted I'm
the belief that he gave one of these cap
su!es to Colonel Swope. DR.. Hyde claimed
ne bought the cyanide capsules to kin YER
min in his office.
Two days before the death of Colonel
Swope. Moss tiunton, q cousin Of the mill
ionaire philanthropst, died at the Swope
home following a stroke of spepleXy. DR..
Hyde and Dr. G T. THyman. of Indopen-
dence, treated fIunton. The patient was
bled profusely. it is charged. at the sugges-
ton of Or HYDE After six pints of blood
were taken from his body the bleeding
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Aque duct.

FIRST RACE-FCr threey yCar-o-5s and upward
u1-wiruers az this meetns. selling: $40 added. s.x
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SPEEDWAY JUDGES SELECTED
Thomas Baldwin, of Brightwood,
Will Act as Starter.
Bushes TO Be Removed, nE They
ObstTuct view from Other
Parts of Field.

The judges selected for the formal OPEN
ing Of the Speedway Wednesday next.
May j. are as follows: p. V. De Graw.
Gen. Charles Haywood. L. s. VI. c..
retired; d. o. Shank, OF Wanamaker's. s.
Philadelphia; Charles q Waters. OF Ger
mantown. Nd; Frank c. Combs, and
Clement Mattingly. Of Leonardtown. Nd.
Thomas Baldwin will act as starter.
and Frank Thomas will serve as his as
sistant both OF Brightwood r. z. Nc
Caully has been appointed marshal OF
the course
c. J. Claspy had a force Of men all OF
yesterday at the upper end Of the course
removing the bushes, which, in the past.
have obstructed the view Of persons occu-
pying the judges stand and other parts
OF the field. The gang Of men were wider
the immediate charge OF Andrew Gleason.
The track, in spite Of the rain. and con-
trary 10 the expectations Of a number of
horsemen. IS rapidly getting in condition.
J. c. Mott was on the track all OF YES
terday with horses and harrow. Unless
heavy rainfall takes place, the course
Will be lightning fast next Wednesday
afternoon.
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SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and half fur
longs. Cantem, ll2 .tThomasl, I 10 3,
won; DoWeTess, 10 lCanahanJ, : 10 >,
second; Dahlgren ll2 lNan Dusenl. Z 70
]. third. Time. 1907 3-5 Green Dragon.
Circo. Sully. New Capitol. 1slton, Ethel
Mex. NJ Verde. and Moorok also ran.
SECOND RACE-FUturity course. Tro-
motor. los CTaylor). 5 10 >, won. z. NJ
Fry, JOS Callahan. to !, second. Sal
wage. lQ3 Denny, s 20 . third Time,
1:O9 40. Hampass, Anna May, Roberta,
and Molle Montrose also ran.
THIRD RACE - One mile Chester
krum lG2 (BuXton), : 20 10. won. Bano-
reua, s. (ThomaS), 10 !. second; Kid
North. IS (Selden). 10 I. third. Time
! 80 3-5. Eddie Graney and Braxton also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs. Spohn.
1G (Van Dusen) y 70 3, won; Form, 90
(Thomas). 13 10 10. second; Inclement, @
tCallahan), TO J. third. Time, l:22 Is.
Jim Gaffney and Fernando also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Meltondale.
81 (ThOmas), 10 l, won: haiSerhOr, 10
(Cavanagh). 3 TO 2. second. Orilene, 90
(Callahan), TO l. third Time. lao 2-5.
Odd Rose, Ocean Shore, McNally, Wicket,
and Silver Line also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SiX furlonEs. Lord Of
Forest, Ill CThOmas). 10 3, won; Billy
Meyer. Ill (Kirschbaum), 10 I third
NJ. Musgrave, IC2 Smith, Is 10 l. third
Time, 1:l2 4-5. No Quarter. Airs. and
Orelio also ran.
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CENTRAL CRACKS AT TOME
High School Track Squad Hopes to
Make Good Showing.
Coach Foley 10 Enter Ten Meu In
Annual Games at Port Deposit
Next Saturday.

The Central High School track squad
was out in full force yesterday making
for the coming meet ar
Jacob Tome Institute next Saturday.
Although the O streeters have suffered the
loss Of some OF their best runners. they
are sure TO make a good showing. Reuter-
and Hamilton are picked Tor winners, and
will. no doubt make good in the events
In which they have entered. Michnols
Disdyson, and Landon, mile runners, will
not be able 10 contest.
Central plans 20 enter the following
men. who will go to Port Deposit in
charge Of Coach Bill Foley.
f. Reuter-. lOoyari dash. 2oya7d dash. and broad
jump, George Haniltou Hoyard dash. broad Jump,
Kelly and Hunt. 23lyard hurdles, Kelly shJt-plt
and hammer throw. Capr. SpT5nsy. hammer-tHrUw ,
Suppice. 6cyard novice and half mile. Lawemer.
hallmilc. Hale shot-put; Dewey. lOO-yard dash and
u yard DASH Joe Bailey halfmile; HemphLl haI,-
mile and co yard novice.
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furlongs. FoTIie
Levy, 107 (McGee), 9 to 20. won; Dan
Field. Jos Doyle. 5 10 ., second: Dandy
Dixon. 115 (Taplin) 40 10 l. third Time
liza 10 Queen Marguerite also ran.
SECOND RACE-One mile and a six
teenth. Firestone. 120 (Shilling). . to 20
won Zienap. 90 CBenschoten), 20 TO l.
second; Prince Gal, lN CMcGeel Is 10 8,
third. Time, l:fS. Dinna Ken also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs Miss
Nett. % GLASS, II to 10. won; Penny
Royal, % Garner. TO 10. second;
Freckle 81 (MoOre). % to I, third. Time,
l;e 10. Ringmaster also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and a six
teenth. Pretend 106 Garner. : 10 10
won; Eddie Dugan, 1O7 (Shilling). 6 to ).
second; Loco. l06 (McGee). 20 10 I. third.
Time. l:f9. Three starters.
FIFTH RACE-Five furlongs Zeus,
100 Garner, l TO 6. won; Ortson. 102
(Hylandl. 40 10 !, second; u. Campbell,
lR CTaplin). G to I. third. Time. 1.O2 So
Amalf also ran
SIXTH RACE-Seven furlongs. Cohort
III (McGee), s to 3. won; Tony BOnero,
lis Garner. 4 TO l. second: Montgomery.
ia (Shilling), 9 to ). third. Time, 1:2S is
Falcada, Killiecranlie. Blundara Golden
Shore. and Cunning also ran.
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REDS LOSE GAME ON ERRORS.

Apprentice alloWance
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A0Itll~-------- 4 . - ID
'Batted for Moran in the eighth.
.p,,,og 60 NT,ttc-r IN rh, ninth
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Washington made a double. a sacrifice,
drew a pass. and had two heldeT's choices
in the fifth. but could not reach the plate.
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Umpires-Messrs. Dineen and Connolly
Time OF game-l hour and 81 minutes.
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Strunk reached second In the opening
inning. but was caught by a quick throw
by Gray TO Elberfeld.
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0 0 0 0 . 4 . . q
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 q

'Battcd for Casper in the ninth.
fBatted for Mo7en in the eighth.
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Strunk reached second In the opening
inning. but was caught by a quick throw
by Gray to EIberfeld.
II Finifer continues his great hitting,
Schaefer will warm the bench indefinitely
Two doubles. both solid raps. was the
contribution Of bingles Of the red-top In
fielder
Washington made a double. a sacrifice
drew a pass. and had two helder.s choices
in the fifth. but could not reach the plate.
Kinifer led off with double and Street
followed with a single IN the seventh in
ming, but Washington did not score. Har-
dy. batting for Gray, struck out. Milan
fouled TO Thomas, and Conroy was tossed
out at first.
Gray purposely filed the bases in the
sixth by giving Barry a pass. thinking
Thomas would prove an easy out. The
big catcher fooled the Dolly pitcher by
cleaning up the sacks with a triple.
Dygert worked almost as.hard as Plank
to-day. Jimmy was wdrming up near the
score board nearly the entire length OF
the game. waiting for a bench signal 10
supplant Plank.
Strunk IS hitting the ball at q terrific
rate. In addition 20 his three safe drives,
he was robbed OF a bingle by a great
catch by Conroy. while he hit the ball hard
TO El5erfeld his first time at bat.
A unique double play was made IN the
fourth inning. With Gessler on first,
Crooks fouled 10 Thomas near the stand
Gessler took a lead Of first and Thomas
shot the bail 20 Collins. who whipped
1t Ike a fash 10 Davis. retiring Gessler.
who was ''loafing' back 20 the bag.
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JIM McALEER WILL SHIFT
UNTIL HIS LINEUP SUITS
Nationals Boss Is Not Ready Yet for New Talent
Twirler HnrChS on Way EaSt-"DOC" White
Works Out at Georgetown Field.

Manager John McGraw. now that the
date approaches for cutting the squad
TO the required twenty-five players, is be-
ginning 10 give signs Of activity. He an
nounced to-day several changes. Fred
Tenny has received his unconditional re-
lease. Pitcher Parsons goes 20 the Bos-
ton Nationals at the waiver price. as the
result Of special agreement between
McGraw and Fred Lake. Indelder Spen-
Ger will be sold TO Rochester. The ST
Louis Cardinals get Outfeder Zacher
Troy secures Pitcher Buck and Indelder
Lush and Pitcher Klawitter goes 20 Bal
timore. Pitcher Scott VIII probably 90 10
Rochester. Jake Weimer will likely go
TO the Minneapolis club"
Answering Mr.. H. NJ Atlee's letter
anent the starting OF games here at 4
O'Clock, it can be said that the reason
for this lies with the management, and
President Moves can doubtless give IL.
During the months Of July and August
1t is customary TO call play at 40 o'clock
for the benefit Of the department en-
plOyes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10

FIFTH hAOEr-tCr three Fear-l-1s and uFTa
nonwiGnsTs in 1903 or 1910. selling; SOD added:
NIL
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san Francisco. May 9.-Jack Johnson
did his first training to-day for his fight
with Jeffries. He covered twelve miles
with Tom Little. George Cotton. Barney
Furey, and Cutler SO stin was the pace
that Cutler, the Chicago boy. dropped
our. When Johnson came in he said he
guessed they had gone over too much
road for the first day. Others complained
Of sore muscles, but Johnson did not
seem TO mind IT, and late in the after
noon he took another fiye-mile spin.
Twice a day during this week he will 90
on the road. Next Sunday he will begin
boxing five or six rounds with Cutler
and George Cotton. For the first two
weeks Of sparring he proposes 10 put on
the gloves three days a week There is
talk that big Jack Burns. the heavy
weight. will be added 10 the boxing
stable.
Local newspaper men had their first
chance to-day 10 see Johnson stripped
FOR fighting He posed some time FOR
photographers. He impressed these ex-
perts as carrying less flesh than they
anticipated.
Johnson's legs look small when COM
pared with the huge underpinn!ng Of JEFF
fries, but above the waist line the cham
pion shows his strength. He is bigger
than ever before. and the enormous driv-
ing muscles Of his shoulders stand out
conspicuoUsly He looks supple as
great cat. and there is no Iosginess IN
his movements, as there was in Jenries
when he began training.
Johnson SAYS he will weigh about 22s
pounds. but he does not seem as heavy
as that He was extraordinarily light on
his feet to-day in moving about and IN
fine spirits. After posing, he drank
buttermik when others drank cham
payne.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10

The St. Aloysius altar boys defeated
the sixth grade Of Gonzaza School in
an exciting game by to 6. The timely
bingle by Rowan in the ninth, and the
superb pitching OF Nolan. Of the altar
boys. gave them a decisive victory over
their opponents. Challenges Will be cor
daily received by Manager Irving Heard,
As X street northeast
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SECOND RACE-Handicap. for uarcs thrre years
old ard upward $50 added; SIX AID oae-hhlt fur
Longs.
a-ce-.-.--.---.-. u Right Easy ------------ -1-
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
BROOKLYN LOSES BY Z TO 6.
sloppy Game Goes 10 Pirates by
Clever Base RunnfuE.

Pittsburg. MAY e-In rather a sloppy
game Of baseball. P.ttsburg managed 20
beat Brooklyn out 20 this afternoon.
Each side used fourteen men The ninth
inning. when Pittsburg won the game
was filed with excitement and much BIT
terness. With one out. Wagner on third
and Miller on first, Flynn raped an in
deld hit which was felded 10 Irwin al
the plate, catching Wagner. The big feL-
low stormed and protested that he was
not out and. Miller. taking advantage OF
the confusion al the plate, started for
third. Irwin threw wild and Miller scored
the winning run. Score
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TWO NEW PITCHERS SIGNED.
Brooks and Lloyd TO Try Out on
LynchburE Team

Lynchburg, Va, May 9-Brooks. a
pitcher. who was let out by the Rich
monds. has been signed by the local
team for a trial, also Lloyd Of Norfolk
Manager Smith believes these two will
help the team materially, and he will
give them a chance TO get into form here
Following the signing Of the pitchers.
Gehring and Michaels were to-day re-
leased by Manager Smith.
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CANS "ALL IN."
Old Master Planning Trip to Arizona
for Health.

Baltimore, Nd, May 9.-Joe Cans. the
former premier lightweight champion Of
the world, viii never be able to fight
again.
Acting under the advice Of a we'll
known local physician. the old master
Will depart for Arizona tomorrow night
for the benefit Of his health.
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GRAY BLOWS UP
IN SIXTH INNING
Athletics Make 1t Four
Straight Over Nationals.
THE FINAL SCORE IS 10 TO Q

For Five Innings McAIeer'S HopefuIs
Put Up Fine Article of Ball and
Led by to 1-EIberfeId md Con-
roy Play BriIIinntIy-kiIIifer Hits
the Ball Hard-The Score.
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'Batted for Gray in the seventh.
+Raffnd for Ohnrlln In thn I'M

Bases on errors-Washington /; Phila-
delphia. g. Left on ashington. 7.
Philadelphia, 3. Bases on balls-Of CTrav'
4; off Oberlin, l. of Plank, S. Struck ont
BY Gray. /; by Oberlin. l; by Plank, 6,
Three-base hits-Barry, Thomas. Two
ring Stolen bases-Collins ~. Double
plays-Elberfeld TO Killifer: Thomas TO
Collins TO Davis. Wild pitch-Plank.
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Phiuies Win on Lobert's Bad Break
I'm Eighth Inning.

Cincinnati. May 9.-The Phillies beat the
Reds by rallying in the eighth and ninth
innings. Beebe was invincible UP 70 the
eighth, when a base on balls, a hit batter.
a bad error by Lobert. and few hits
gave the visitors four runs. Score;
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PFIESTER LIVES UP TO TITLE.
Cubs Win Game from the Giants by
Close Margin

Chicago. May 9.-Phester lived up TO
his title as Jack the Giant Killer this
afternoon. when he shut out the New
York Nationals for the Cubs by the score
Of 70 0. He allowed but three hits. and
had excellent control Raymond, for the
Giants. also pitched good ball. Score.
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DanviIIe. 10, NorfoIIs, 8.

Special to The Washington Herald
Danville Va. May 9.-After Danville
had hammered McCarthy's delivery IN
mercifully to-day and piled up ten runs
TO a pair for Norfolk. the visitors scored
seven runs in the ninth. when Southpaw
Hanks blew up. Catcher Tideman. OF Nor
folk. hit for a circuit with the bases full
in that inning. Score:
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

AZ Trenton--Lancastrr. 3: Trenton. 6.
At JohnstOwn-H Harrisburg 2, Johns,own. z.
Al Altoona-Williansport, ,: Altoona. !.
At York-Rosding. /: York. 6
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TEXAS LEAGUE,

At DallsS-Dallas g. Waco. o.
At Oklahoma City Oklahoma City 0: Houston. 2
At Fort Worth-Fort Worth. 5, Galveston, J.
At ShreTeport-Shrevepor, 3: San Antonio, ?
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CARDINALS DEFEAT DOVES.
ST. Louis Captures Opening Game
from Boston by TO 1.

St Louis. May S-St. Louis took the
opening game Of the Boston series . 10 L
Boston made a good finish OF IL, and had
three men on bases I'm the ninth. when
the final out was made. Manager Lake
himself batted for MatJern and got a
walk. Collins. however, made the final
out on a fy to center. on which Oakes
made a good catch. score:
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sOUTHERN LEAGuE.

At Montgomery-Montgomery 5; Memphis. l.
AZ New Orleans-New Orleans, s; Chattanooga. O.
At Birmingham Birmingham. 2: Nashville J.
At Mobile-Auanta, 3 Mobile. . Chirteen in
ninCs-darknesS)
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AZ Mii"aukee-Milwaukce. ;; indianapolis. 2
AZ Kansas City-Louisville. :: Kansas City, 3.
At y. Pnub-St Paul, 9; Toledo, l.
AT Minneapolis- Minneapolis. / Columbus. 10.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Philadelphia. @; Cincinnati, g.
Chicago, ?; New York, o.
st, Louis, - Boston, 1.
PittsburE, - Brooklyn, q.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At Anderson-AnderSon ;: Charlotte.
AZ Greensboro -Spartanburg. 4: Greensboro. ;
AT Observation-Disclosures .; Greenville. /.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

AZ Sayannah-SaTannah. 2; Augusta, !.
At ColumbuS-Jac1Ouville. ;: Columbus 0.
At Macon-Macon, s.; Columbia. =
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Tvo-base Li.s-ByTne Leach. Smith. Thrce-hase
h.t-WbesL stolen bascs-Wssae- %. Davidson .2.
Sac-ifce hits-Wilsou. Burch Double 0'ays-~mitl
u Lcun0x. Smith % HumusI TO Dluhc-r. Bergen
n Humucu Bases on blIlz-pF >cau'p1. s. oN
Licfeld !. OF White Z. of Powell Z. Of Bel. 3
Struck out-By Liefsld. J.. by Adams. ., by Scan
lon. J. Jmpircs-Nlsesrs KLEIN and Kane.
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COTTON STATES LEACUE.

AZ Hattiesburg-Hattiesburg 8; Yazoo City. 2
Az Jsckson-Jackson, s; Vicksburg. .
AT Mes1dian-Meudial. s. Greenwood, L,
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Philadelphia, 10, Washington, 2.
Boston, IOj New York, o..
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YANKEES ARE SHUT OUT.
Red sOK Win HandiIy from New
York by 10 TO o.

lork ny ~ 10 ".
Boston MAY 9-The worm turned to-
day, the Red Sox handing out a severe
drubbinE 10 the Yankees. the score being
10 10 0. Fril. who held the locals 70 two
hits on Friday. was sent in TO the box
by Stallings 10 repeat, but he proved a
failure. eight runs being made by Boston
in four innings Doyle took his place IN
the fifth and proved more effective. only
three hits being made of his delivery.
Wood pitched fine ball FOR Boston Score
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Richmond. 1tLynchburE, o.

Lynchburg. va, May 9.--verbout was
sparse with his hits this afternoon, and
Richmond won in the fastest, prettiest
pitchers battle Of the season, the score
being l TO 0.
Brandon pitched winning ball. but the
Shoemakers could not locate Verbout
twice when hits would have meant runs.
Score:
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'Batted Tor Dcvore N The eishth.
fRatted for Bridwcn IN The ninth.

Chicago. ....................... 0 0OO1 0 ~
New wYork.....................O 0 0 0 0 o 0 90
Two-hase hit-Seynour. Struck out-By Phester,
?: By Raymond. 5 Bases balls-ON Pdester ! :
OF Raymond. > Left On bases-Chicsgo. 5: New
York s. Hit by pitcher-By Phester. / Umpircs-
NcSSTs. Johnst0ue and Moran. Tine Of game-I
hour and 30 minutes.
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Two-base hit-HuEgins Home uIn-HcrI1g, Sacri-
fee hit-Koncy Double play-iHuEgias % Koney
Stolen baScs-Bcc5. Smith. Balk-Nattcrn. Base on
balis-Of Willis 3: Of Mattcrn. 3 Struck cut-By
Willis. ,. by Mattern. T. Left on bases~-St Louis
5; Boston O. Tmpircs-Aiessrs. Riglcr and Emslie
Time Of gsme-l hour and % minutes.
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'Batted for FIJI IN the fifth inning.
'Stahl declared ont in first inning because q
L0rd's interference with Lsporto
Roston. .....-...........-... o ? 0 0 0 1-l0
New York o o 0 0 0 0 0 90
Left on bases-BoSton. 8. New York. 3 Bass
on halls-Or Wood. 5: Of FTiu !: OF DOYLE, IL.
Struck Out-By Wood, 5; by Doyle. 4. Sacrifice
fics-HCUpcT. Lewis. Home Un-Cauigan. Three
base hits-Goriner Speaker. TwO-base hits-Wagner
Lap0rte. Sacrifice hit-Austin. Stolen bases-Nag-
ucr ~, Cree Umpires-Messrs. Egan and Evans
Tine Il gamc-l hour and 20 minutes.
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Athletics Get 10 Gray.

From the second 10 the sixth Gray re-
tired the Mackites IN order Of appearing
at bat Collins started the sixth with a
single, and stole second. On the ball that
gave Baker first, Collins stole third
Davis doubled 10 right center. Collins 60
ing home and Baker 10 third. Murphy
fouled 10 Street Barry was franked In
tentiOnally. IN order that Gray could take
a chance on Thomas With the bases
loaded, the big catcher tripled 10 center.
cleaning up the sacks. Plank was also
walked. Strunk scored Thomas and sent
Plank TO third on a single to right. Plank
came home on Oldrings infeld out. Col
Inns batted his second time in the inning
and flew out TO Gessler.
Oberlin was substituted for Gray in the
seventh. Baker hit to Oberlin. who threw
wild 10 Crooks. the batter taking second
Davis was passed and both advanced a
base on Murphy's infeld out Barry
tripled over Milan's head. both base run
ners counting. On Thomas infield out
Barry score
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10

JOHNSON AT WORK
Takes Twelve-mile Jog with
Trainers in Morning.
TO BOX THREE DAYS A WEEK

Newspaper Men Have First Glimpse
of Negro Stripped for Fighting.
Anticipated and shows Strength.
Poses for Photographers.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-10

In quality and
fla vor OIL ID
GLORY Is far re-
moved from the
average beer. Try
It If you want
something excep-
tionally fine.
2 dOz., S1.75-
Bot. rebate, soc.
Phone West 435.
ANnsr-UuH BrsEIBg Co.
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TO-DAY,S GAMES.

Chicago Mt Washington.
Cleveland mt Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
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lWpp1so -brunsnCiQ. hI1nF. IlrCe-o1s0
hits-Mitchell. Bates Double rlay-kuahe 70 Doolin
% Branshed. Sacrifice hits-SIagee. Doom. Bases
on balls-Of Bccbe. 3: on NIorcn. 5 Hit bT
pitcher-By Beehe. J. stolen bascs-Lobert Bates
Grant Brsnsfcd. Wild pitcl-NIoren- Struck out
By Beebe .: by Foxcn. l. Left on bases-Cincinrau
5; Philadelphia, 10. Umpi1es-Messrs ODsy ard
Brennan Time Of glme-l hour and Sc minuieA
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totals : j. Z Is Q Totals -------- s Is
'Batted for Adams in The sixth
tRattrf fnr Ee--rn N Tie s--LtL
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TO-DAYrs GAMES.

Brooklyn Mt PittsburE.
New York nt Chicago.
Philadelphia nt Cincinnati.
Boston at st. Louis.
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slit. Cmpire-Nlr. Mace.
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A dispatch from Chicago yesterday
says:
"The Giants are here to-day, ready 20
start a series with the Chicago Cubs
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Won in the Ninth.

Norfolk. Va, May 9.-Portsmouth-Ro-
anoke game postponed; wet grounds.