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The mirror., 1910-07-28

Wadena papers it anyone here
abouts can accommodate him.
"Give me ping of tobacco
said neighbor to Davy recently.
eBack away he responded. "or
I'll give you a Jack johnson plug"
There are quite a few Murphys
here and murphies by the carload
will be coming in soon. The tu-
bers are the great standby for the
boarders.
The boys say Hugo's tobacco
has been a little bit bitter of late.
What's the matter, Hugo? A lit
tie more licorice probably will flx
things up all tight.
The Duke of Oxford is wearing
wise and wistful look. Ii he gets
diploomer it will probably be re-
placed by smile that will reach
from here to Minneapolis.
Joy-Joy in the library always
looks cool and complacent. He
tends to biznuz all the time and
smokes himself into raptures OF
reveries in the evening.
| A contributor writes: 81 observe
in The Mirror of recent date
where someone is looking for the
COW that gives he buttermllk.
What else can a COW give but 'er
milk?"
| The Mirror gang is indebted to
Captain Whelan for a generous
supply of fine lemonade furnished
the other day. The Captain made
it b;mself and it was the best on
the market.
The st. Louis Post-Dispatch re.
Gently printed an original poem by
Mr.. D. M, one of The Mirrors
regular contributors. He is fol
lowing in the footsteps of famous
predecessor.
Bobbles is doing the heavy base
ball stunt now-picking the win
, ners. If he picks clubs which d.
mot win it will not be his fault
as he furnishes the proper scien
titic reasons for their winning jus
the same.
Mr.. L. w. Burchard, the loca
musical director, recently returne
y to the rialto with the hirsute az
8 pendage upon his upper lip remov
ed. His smile now reaches fror
q the collar button in the back Of hi
O shirt around to the place OF begin
ming.
II Young Mr.. McKellar says b
} likes to watch the printers sc
type occasionally for few mir
utes. Mr.. Nc K Q liar is neve
8 afraid to drop a kind word for fes
: it will fly around, hit him in t}l
back of the neck and put him OF
J. of business.
= The Saltwater Gazette was or
of Sinhad's best boosters. Whe
g. the Gazette begins to boom a fe
is low for liberty something is sul
to happen. As Bobbles says, "tl
Ill Gazette is a good advertising m
e. dium-even in the matter of secu
ing prisoners liberty
mel The sanctum zoo did not have tt
81 best of luck in increasing its brot
of canaries this season owing
- many things. H ever, fo
- young singers were brought in
"a the world. A certain party
Senegambian nativity has DO
optics glued on three Of the
Ill The pleasure is in raising them
10 but great deal of work and wor
M goes with the job.
There will be another quarter
ps meeting Of tn Q State Board
he Pardons on Monday, Oct. 10. T
lce Board will not receive applicatio
from those who have heretofore be
ed denied except upon new eviden
his or recommendations from the pr
The mirror., 1910-07-28
Latest Baseball News.

Following are the percentage tables of
the three leading leagues up to and in
cluding TUESDAYS games:
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Cell changes: $50 to 3rd.; 514
to 3rd.; 86 to IS; 1856 to Hosp; 28S
to :srd.; 286 to 445; 454 to 286; 366
to IS; 553 to 3rd.; AT to 241; 241
to 447; 521 to 45O; 70 to 379.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-15
chnngc OF Schedule on Norfolk md
Western Rnilnny-SeNv Trains
10 LynchbnrK and Norfolk.

with new time table IN effect May
10, 1910, the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way viii put OH ncH daily loca! train
To Lynchburg. which will leave Rich
mond s:i5 a. M, leave Petersburg Z A.
NJ. and arrive Lynchburg II A. IL. re
turning will leave Lyuchburg ago r.
Al, arrive Petersburg sis r. a.. ar,
rive Richmond r. ~.
Through trains for Lynchburg and
The West leave Richmond duly al D
A. III. aud 0.20 p. NJ Local for Ros noxe
leaves 3 r. ~ week dayB and 1910
noon Sundays.
4 new local train To Norfolk .s,Ill
leave Richmond $40 r. ~ daily e1nept
SUNDAY, and arrive Norfolk T:3o =. M
Fast trains TO NorfoIls leave Richmond
week DAYS 2 a. NJ and 2 r. ~, and or
sundaSs at $40 A. N. o A. NJ ANA Z
r. ". Arrive from Norfolk week DAYS
li;a0 a. NJ. C:5D r. ~, Ii:2O T.. III sun.
days 1895 a. AT. $50 r. NJ. 1925 p
NJ ind 1920 r H. Arrive from tt,ei
West Gao 4. NJ Cos u. III, and D D.
81 daily, ard $50 Il. u, daily except
sunday, For further narticulars All
piy d office ~ iNe company. sss hi
Main ST
~ IL BogLfsY.
Diet!!ct Palseagag agent.
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RICHMOND WINS
FIRST GAM
CONTINUED From First Page.)

first. He flew out to Wallace, and
Cote famed. Vail got the first hit
J for his team by sending second
sacker to left field. He went to third
on Revelle's wild pitch. Bowen went
out from Landgraff to Bigbie.
Richmond-Shaw went to first on
Wallis error. and Bigbie sacrificed.
Shaw stealing third. King attempted
to hunt third strike, and was out
/ Messitt punched.
| Seventh Inning.
Portsmoutn-Toner grounded. from
Revelle to Bigbie. Mcfarland flied out
to Messitt. making the catchers eighth
o,st, and Guiheen struck the ether
.hree times.
Richmond--Revelle famed Land
| graft flied out to Stafford. Baker went
out from Bowen to stafford.
Eighth Inning.
| Portsmouth--Clunk went TO first on
a long ~ TO right. making Ports
mouths second hit. Stafford sacrificed.
Revelle to Bigbie. Booze was admitted
TO first honors. being Revelle's first
Sxf G9te went 9nt 70 Val
and the bases were filled. making the
situation look dangerous. but Bowen
sent an easy one to Landgraff, and
the chance was gone.
Observation-Disclosures hit to right, and
got to first. Titman flied out to Gut
heen. Shaw flied out to Mcfarland, and
Wallace was caught off the basSendiro
the inning
Ninth Inning.
observation-disclosures went out from
Landgraff to Bigbie. Mcfarland was
hit and apologized to by Rcvelle. az
went TO first. Ciuiheen struck out for
the. third time. Chunk flied out to
right field, and the agony was ended.
The score follows:
RipI.t.,
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SHORTER RUN FOR
.CAROL|NACON
CONTINUED From First Page.)

Continued From First Page.)
is one OF the automobile centres of the
South, to Wake Forest College and by
the falls of the Neuse River and on TO
Raleigh, where the nigh. Will be spent.
Going to Chapel Hill.
From Raleigh the route will be to
Durham. where enough time will be
taken out to allow the party to run
out to Chapel Hill. University of North
Carolina. ten miles away.
a fine nlacadam road leads from
Durham to the University. After the
MONDAY control the route will lead
to oxford and from there across the
Roanoke River by long iron bridge
TO Clarksville. where the night VIII
be spent. The last days run viii be
by way of Boydton, South Hill. Lacrosse,
through Dinwlddie to Petersburg and
over the pike to Richmond. The cars
should reach Richmond about o'clock
on Thursday; evening. The exact run.
ming, time has not yet been arranged
tablished. hut the route as set out
above will be that Of the official North
Carolina contest.
In the Virginia run there were
ceptions the same owners declare that
they viii enter cars for the North
Carolina run, the two exceptions being
owners who have already shipped their
cars out of the State.
Many to Enter Contest.
Yesterday motor car owner called
at The Times-Dispatch office and de-
cIared that he would enter car in the
North Carolina run and also stated
tina. j. r. Williams, OF the same place.
would have his car In the run.
A letter from Columbus, O., re-
cetved yesterday states that motor car
owners OF that city will have two or
three cars in the run, while cars from
Norfolk. Petersburg. Emporia, Hen
tderson, Raleigh and South Boston, are
expected to contest.
Il mas been suggested that the
owners Of motor cars who live upon
or near the route will Join In with
the party and make the trip from their
home city to Richmond. twill be un-
derstood that those who do not start
from Richmond can under no circum-
stances win prize, but to avoid con-
fusion owners OF cars who propose to
ioin in without contesttnE for prizes
should send In their names to The
Times dispatch in order to secure
! number and to inform themselves re-
rarding the conditions OF the run. sc
That no rules may be brokon.
Entries for the North Carolina en-
durance run close at midnight on
Saturday. May -.
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TENTH STRAIGHT
F0RpH PHILADELPHIA
-----------------------
Chicago Americans Defeated in
all Elevcn-1nning
Game.
SCORE TIED IN EIGHTH
Visitors Failed to Get Hit OFF
Coombs in Last Three
Innings.
SCORE TIED IN EIGHTH

rittssurs. Pa. May 1.-THE Pitts
hurgs were unable TO hit Moren,
and lost to the philadeiphjas for the
second time in succession. They made
strong finish. but 4. only saved them
from a shut-out. Adams was badly
punished In the three innings he pitch
ed, Maddox kept the hits scattered.
but his wildness gave Philadelphia
three runs in tho fourth inning. wag-
ner was sent out OF tho game by Cap
tain Clsrkc, because his sore arm gave
him trouble. MeKcchn.e, who played
with Wheeling last season. went to
short. Miller going to second. The
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Fo,trteen-Inning Gnme.

LSpHCIal 10 Tho IlmeS-I1t fatch,J
Winston-Salem, N. c., Nav l4--In a
hard fought and long drawn out
pitchers battle, Winston Salem de-
teated Spartanburg In Il fourteen In
nlng game this afternoon, the score
being TO :. The two teams were
70 play a doubt header but the first
one started at 2,ao and ran until
Score Wy innings n.
| spartanburg lo0000oaD0.000 o--3
| winston. salemn 0 0 200 90 Ia
Hlls-~SrartnnhNre s.; Winston salem,
Errors~ -spartanburg - Winston
Batteries: Avcre't and Harrington
! swlndell and Macoacsie. = I.
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DOUBLE VICTORY FOR NAVY.
!. - retovn Hopeie..ly outclssscd In

YGcorEetown HopelesslS OutclaAscd In
Boat Race on Severn.
Annapolis, Md. May l4.-,over mo
this afternoon Georgetown varsity
geight-oared crew was not only de-
feaed5 ~ the Nays first crew. but
also by nearly q boat length by tho
.midshipmen's second shelf Whlcn .naa
been entered in the four cornered race
as tho opponent Of the Georsetown
second Grew The visitors were out
classed from the first. although they
got away better than did the nidship-
yieit,nr second crew beaten at the
mile mark, and then went after tho
Georgetown varsity which they over
hauled about half a mile from the fin,
ISL. The time was: Navy VARSITY 7, !, u
minutes; Navy second crew, II MIN
i,,tes 10'1-5 seconds; georgetown var
sity. ii minutesF12 3-5 seconds. George
town second time not taken,
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Totals ...sa Il totals ...s7 e.ils

Totals ...sa Il q Totals ...s7 ? a L /
.Batted for Marquard in seventh.
fBatted for Devore IN seventh.
Score by innings: r..
St Louis. ......................4 eebin4s-s
New York. o0dpoo3 o.
Summary: Runs-Huygins t.l. Ellis t2l.
konetchy. Bresnahan. Hauser. Mowrey. sal
lee. Murray, Brdweil. Devi.n. Two base hits
--Hugg!ns Koue,chy sacrifce hit-Hugsins.
Double play--Bridweil 10 alerkie. Stolen
bases-F'letcher, gresnahan, Rridwcli. Hug
gins. Murray. pev!in. Hi, by pitcher-By
rey). Wild acknowledgement. Base or balls
-oT Sailee, i; of Crandai /: on MarauaEd.
4. Struck out-By Raymond. !; by Marqusrd.
5: by Crandall. I by saiiae. .. Hits-oG
Raymond. in inning; OF Marquard. in
5 innings: off crandaii. in . innings. Left
on bascs-St. Louis. I; New York. S. Time o..
game. 1868. Empires. o'Day and Brennan.
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PITTSBURGS FAIL
TOLANDONMOREN
Philadelphia Nationals TAX
Game From Last Years
Champions.
WAGNER SENT II. OUT OF GAME
Strong Rally in Ninth, but Not
Enough TO Gain the
Victory.
WAGNER SENT OUT OF GAME

Philadelphia. Pa, May l4.--Phil.
sdelphia won its tenth straight victory
to-da by defeating Chicago in an
eieven-inning contest. by 4 10 8. sim
gle by Murphy sending Baker home
with the winning run Plank was hit
hard by Chicago, and II looked like i
victory for the Westcrncrs until the
eighth Inning, when the score was tied
on a base on balls, two errors BY
Walsh, and Collins's single. Chicago
could not get hit off Coon,bs in the
last three innings. The score:
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z in s1-3 innings. limo Of game. zoo. TIM
pires, Perrine and O'LouShiin.
HARD FOUGHT GAME

Boston. Mass. May 14.--Dctroit won
a hard fought game from Boston to-
day 5 to g. punched hits in the first
inning with an error. n base on balls
and a sacrifice fly. practically gave tho
visitors the game C!cotte was stcaoy
after that, but Boston could not hit
Mullin with men on bases. The score:
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smith Very Effective.

Especial 20 Tho Times-Dispatch.
Greensbero. \. G.; May lathe
locals lit opportunity and iieided
faultlessly. and won over Anderson, Z
70 /. Smith was very effective with
men on bases, while Morgan was easy
for local batters.
Score by innings: r. II. T.
Greensboro ....02003O2 0.-7 10 %
Anderson 100 10 90 o OIL Z,
Batteries; Smith and Beusse; Man
gum and Brannon. Umpire Handibpe
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vlrgIniu Hor.emen Here.

among inc WelI KnoWn Nfrglnfa
horsemen who are in Richmond attend
ing the races are Mcssrs. James X
Maddux, OF Warrenton; Sanford, Of
Orange; Osborne, OF GordonsTilic;
Owslev. of Abenarle: jackson, Seward
Sydnor. Dunlop and Leigh, Of Petera-
burg; u. p. Bonner. OF Warrenton:
Scott Of Albeuarle: Andrews OF
Somerset: Watson. of Bath county. and
Ricketts,, OF Orange.
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MURPHY CAN'T COACH.
Pennsylvania Barge Club Ii Looking for
other Man to Handle Rowcrk.

:
Philadelphia, May H.-Dan Murphy. tho
veteran oaYsman and rowing coach. has
notified tho Pennsylvania Barge Club that
he Will be unable. after all. 10 accept the
position OF coach for the Barge Club oars
men this season. Murphy has been at his
homc in New London suffering from alb
sccsses for scverai weeks. and recently sus-
tanned a relapse that viii mike II impos.
sIble for him 10 do any work this season.
Tho Penn oarsmen are now in the market
for another coach. but tho names the club
officials have under consideration thus far
are not OF oarsmen who are believed to DO
strongly competent
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VICTORY FOR CINCINNATI

Cincinnati. Ohio, May IA base or
balls in the third, and three errors
D4mbned with two hits in the iour;h
Rpwed Cincinnati to make three rams
To-day. and win by a score of 8 to ..
Rowan was invincible. and kept his
lifts we'll scattered. Whca, was the
only one that succeeded in solving his
delivery TO amount to anything. This
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ST. LOUIS OVERWHELMED

New York. Mag 14.--New York to-
day overwhelmed ST. Louis, the visi-
tors being beaten by score of II to
o. Every local player made hit, and
scored run. Vaughn pitched great
ball for the Highlanders. allowing only
four hits The score:
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Laioie. stolen base--Gessler. Lcf. on bases
Washing .on. 5: Cleveland, 4. Base on balls
on joss. l. Hit By pltcher-By Johnson. J..
struck out-By Johnson. S: by joss, .. Pass
cd baIls--s,ree,. Clarke. Time of game. i;ss
umpircs, sheridan and KERN.
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Arrnnging for Horse Show,

NJ Especial to The INmes.,I7lsprM,,L,ue 1l ~,
Lynehhurg Va. MAY \ q M la for y horse horse
sh SHOW ow 10 he held Mt the club grounds
in River,mont. early in June Glassss
Will be arranged far local horses ana
others In nearby counties.
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JOHNSON 0UTPlTCHEs JOSS

Washington. d. c.. May ii.-Johnson
had the better OF Joss to-day in =
pitchers battle. and Washington de-
feated Cleveland to 0. Outside the
pitching, one-handed catch of line
fly by Lajoie was the feature of the
game The score:
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SOUTH ATLANTIC; LEAGUE ! Y

Al Columbia: Columbia. q; Columbus,
IA, i. 5 vile .. sa-
vannah, o. ,,.+o
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Greenville Greenvilc. Il.
At Greensboro: Greensboro. Il, An
derson, l,
At Winston Salem: Winston. 4.
Spartanb,Irg q
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New York.

New iork......s..,.........'.. U : W v o --i'
Summary: Runs-Hemphlll. Woiter 90,
Chase 80. Laporte t:,. Roach, Channel.
Austin. Sweeney, Vaughn. Three-base hits
sweeney. stephens, Roach. stolen bases
Chase, Sweeney Hoffman Left on bases
St. Louis. q: New York. 8. Fret base on
er-ors-St Louis /: New York. /. Double
plays-Roach 10 Laportc 10 Chase; austin TO
Iaoorte to Chase Struck out-By kInseila.
i: by Vaughn. .: by Petty 2; by Howell. !.
Base on balls-on Kinsella. 4; of Vaughn.
.. off petty. 9: off Howell. ?. Wild pitch
kInseiia. Hl;s-On Kinseila. in 2 % In
nings off Petty, in innings; on Howell
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3. The three pitchers of the visitors
were hit hard. Sallee. for ST. Louis.
pitched good game with tho escep-
ton of ono inning. The score:
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Score by innings: r,
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OIL 0 = 0 e-5
Philadelphia .........-.....0p j Q Q o o II
Summary: Runs-Biackburn, rayne. Walsh,
Hartsel, oldring, Baker Lapp Two-basa
hits-oldring. Payne. Hits-of Flank. Il In
S Innings. Sacrifice hits-J. Collins, Davis.
Cole, Walsh, Murphy. Stolen bases-Zeider,
Murphy, L. Collins. Double piays-Walsh to
Purtell to Gandi,. Barry to u. Collins to
Davis. Left on bascs--Chicago, Z; Philadei-
phia 6. First base on balls-of Walsh. .,
off Plank, /. First base on ctrors-Chicaso
6; Philadelphia. 3. Struck out-By Walsh,
s.: by Coombs, 4. Tine of game, s:i5 I'M
pIres Dineen and Connolly.
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Cincinnati.
sBatted for McElvcen in mint.
sBatted for Mcmillan In ninth.

: Score by innings: IL.
Brooklyn .....,,....,..s-.....,.Vo OF 0 oto w
Cincinnati ...,..........:..:.,:. u v Z y -
Lean Two.baso hit-Downey. .rhrcs-hase
hit--Wheat. Sacrifice hit-Esap stolen
bases--Burch.f Lobert tel. Bescher. Double
piay--Downey to Hoblitzel. Left on bases
Rrooklyn Z; Cincinnati, 6. Base on balls--Off
Fell, 9; off Rowan. j. struck out--By Bell.
6; by Rowan. l. Time of game, 80 um-
pres. Rigler and Emslie.
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sMiller shor.s,op and second base.
fBatted for Gibson in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
pl.tsburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS otooooos-a
Philadelphia ...................soiSt as
Summary: RUns-Byrne. Mckechn.e, Titus
(.l. Bates. Grant ~, Mage. Two-base hits
Leach, Miller. Titus Bransacid. Walsh.
Sacrifice h!ts-Ba:es, Mage Double plays
Walsh TO Dooian 10 Bransdeld: Dcolan TO
Eranshs,d. First base or balls-of Maddox.
5; of Moren, ), Struck out-By Adams. g;
by Maddox. :; by Noreu. ). Wild pitch
Moren. Frs. base on errors-Philadelphla.
.. Left on bases-Pittshurz. ). Philadelphia,
Ia Hi,s-OH Adams. In innings; of Mad
dox. 8 IN innings. Time OF game. i:ss- Un-
pires. Johnstone and Moran.
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THREE HITS OFF CURTIS

Chicago. H.. May 1a.--curtis held
Chicago to three hits to-day. and Bos-
ton won its second successive victory.
to i, The score:
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Getting Corn
Do1vn Fine

mented in tests and improvements. the
Richmond Distilling Company has got
ten good old corn whiskey down fnc.
The eight.year- Virginia Corn"
bottled In the distillery is shipped in
convenient packages to you anywhere
Write station B-as for yours now.
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THREE PITCHERS HARD HIT

st. Louis, Mo, MAJ list. Louis won
the second game of the series from
New York to-day, by score OF to
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SV1FfIIs'
Sharpe Shean. Two base hits-Sharpe.
Shecisard. Thrce-base hit-Miiier. Hits--or
overall . In s innings: OF Richie. in !
inning. Sacrifice hit-Curtis. stolen bases
Collins Holman. Double play-Shcan to
sharpe Left on bases-Chicago. 4; Boston
s. Base on balls-Or overall. ?: off Richie. i
off Curtis, .. Struck out-By Overall, 5; BY
Curtis, 2. Wild pitch-Overall. limo OF
game 49, Umpires. KEN and Kane.
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Detroit
Totals "a, 71ll 2 Totals so sTl5
'Ba,ted for cicottc in ninth.

Boston Observation-Disclosures. 00oecO0o1-3
Summary Runs--Jonas. Bush, Cobb. Dele
hanty. Crawford. stahi. Speaker, Niles.
Three base hits-Cobb, Speaker. Home run
Nfles Sacrifice fiy-Moslarity. Sacrifice hits
Bush. Stanage. stolen base Bush, Double
pIay-Gardner to Wagner 10 Stahi. Left on
bases-Detroit. s.; Boston, 8. First base on
balls-on Cicotte. 5. on MuiiIn. i. FRS. base
on crrors--Detroit, 3 HI. by p!tc!er--By
Mullin. (siahD. Struck out-By Clcotte. q:
by Muliin. l. Time of game. 2:ic. Umpires.
Egnn and Evans.
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Richmond ,t....,,.,.....,,,.a b00o00 90 =.
Portsmouth ......,...,s........,o0S o000e6-s
/ Summary T~orbase hI,--vail. ,s,olcn
bases-Titman, shaw fe), King Double play
Mcfarland to Stafford Base on balls
OF Revelie. /. off Vail, 5. Hit ~ pitched
bail--McFarland. Struck out--By Rovslle. Q:
by Vail g. Wild pitch-Revells. Time Of
game, l:45 Umpire. Davis. Attendance,
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The Day in the Big Leagues
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland, o. washington, I. >
+ st. Louis, o: New York, IL.
Detroit, s: Boston. 3.
Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, 4.
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Philadelphia, 6; Pittsburg. 2.
Brooklyn, o; Cincinnati. ..
Boston, 4; Chicago, /.
New York, 5; st. Louis, 0.
Standing Of the Clubs
Where They Play To-Day.

Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
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Wanted, To Give Away

One Handsome, Well Broken Black Pony
TO bright. energetic boy who is willing
TO work. For details Of contest apply to
r. McC. BURLINGTON. Room 2o4,
Bank OF Richmond Building.
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Totals $50 . e7i4 Totals ...as 3 215
~Batted for Noedham in eighth.
4Batted for overall in eighth.
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PhiIsdeIpltis.

Totals ..ssr. So "a Totals Isl ss,i5 ;
1.-TWO out whom winning run was scored.
fBatted for Thomas in eighth.
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No games scheduled.
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.Miller saorssiop and second base.
fRatted for Gibson in elshth.
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hunters trial steepiechase. five-year-
olds and up. 500 added. about two and
a quarter miies-RIs!ns Star q to 81
first, Conover 6 to - second. Time.
200 Only two finished.
Sixth race--four-year-o and mp,
$500. mile--Dinna Ken u to lo) first.
Verbatim az 10 - second. Balbec (15
to ~ third. Time, ZAP is.