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The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-11-11
LLOYD BISHOP HANGS SILT TO TR[[
Lifeless Body Of Young Rancher Found
Hanging From Tree -Coroner's
Jury Declares it Suicide.

Last Saturday morning the news
was received here that the body Of
a man had been discovered hanging
from tree in Berrigan coulee about
a mile south Of the Davis coal
camp. The body was discovered
by the 16-year-old son of 0. C. Lar.
son, rancher who lives four miles
east of here. Young Larson was
hunting for stray horses when he
found the body. this having been
Friday afternoon at four o'clock.
When he returned home that even
ing he notified his parents. and
Deputy Young, of Klein, was in
formed, the body having been found
in Yellowstone county.
The body was later identified as
being that of Lloyd Bishop, young
rancher who filed on a homestead
about twenty miles northeast of
here last February. He came here
from Nora Springs. Iowa, and his
relatives there were promptly noti-
fled by telegraph. The dead mans
father and two brothers arrived here
yesterday and took charge Of the
body, the remains being buried here
this afternoon. Bishop had at diff
ferent times worked on the streets
in Roundup and was last employed
on the new cement crossings. He
did not have any intimate friends,
however, and when he disappeared
about three weeks ago he was not
missed. 1t is thought that the
body had been hanging for over
two weeks before it was found, as it
showed advanced stages of decom-
position. The body was taken
down and brought to Roundup Sun
day morning.
Coroner G. Herman Smith ar
rived here from Billings Sunday
morning at two O'Clock. The cor
oner's jury, which consisted of Perry
Munger, Walter Gore, Tom Tangye,
Robert Worder. Joe Cherry and Fred
Lewis, returned verdict Of suicide.
Five witnesses were called, Carl
Larson, Deputy Sam Young, Robert
Williams, Deputy J. NJ. Pyles and
DR.. W. H. Brissenden.
Carl Larson testified to the find
ing Of the body and the condition
and position it was in at that time.
Sam Young testified that he found
the body suspending from a small
pine tree with his hands in his
pocket, his feet resting on the
ground. A handkerchief had been
tied around his neck and passed
over limb of the tree about six
feet from the ground. Two letters
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-11-11

Cheadle's plurality in Fergus coun-
ty is close to 1000, while his vote
in other eastern counties including
Meagher is eqnally as large.
Chairman J. D. Waite, of the
Republican State Central Commit
tee, claims the state legislature will
be Republican by majority of
four on Joint ballot. This is dis
puted by the Democrats, who claim
a majority of three.
The result in Fergus according OF
the latest returns are as stated at
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-11-11
KLEIN GOES
REPUBLICAN
Coal Camp Shows Up as Republican
Stronghold..77 Votes Cast.

Wednesdays election prove
beyond a shadow of doubt that
Klein in Yellowstone county is a
Republican stronghold. There were
10 socialists votes. almost as many
as the democrat polled. The fol.
lowing are the returns from that
precinct on congressman, the legis.
lative ticket and sheriff:
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-11-11
Congressman Pray Reelected by Big Majority
==All Republicans State Ticket
Are Elected.
CONTROL LEGISLATURE

out Syton and Abdge Elected Legislative Ticket Wood in the
Lead for Sheriffss 0Har Tzey Cee Gallagher and Shar
Are Easy Winners Democrats Elect Marshall Robinson and Myer
sck-Cose Race Between Green and Cunningham for Clerk
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Continued on page 81
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THE WINNERS.
State Senator TOM STOUT, Democrat.
Representatives DAN SLAYT0N, Republican,
JOE ASBRIDGE, Democrat.
County Commissioner JOHN N PHILLIPS, Republican.
Sheriff w. R. WOODS, Republican.
Treasurer. GRANT ROBINSON, Democrat.
Clerk and Recorder FRANK R. CUNNINGHAM Democrat.
County Attorney CHAS. J, MARSHALL, Democrat.
Auditor -ChAS. l. MYERSICK, Democrat
Assessor mike GURNETT, Democrat.
Superintendent Of Schools ALICE 0HARA, Republican
Surveyor H. c. TILZEY, Republican
Coroner GEORGE R. CREEL, Republican.
Public Administrator HUGH SCHAFER, Republican.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-11-11

Be sure to take advantage OF the
big sale at the Boston.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-11-11

DR.. Thurston dentist has moved
across the street in the Evans
building. 1886
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

Now. ~ We figure It out, the mar,
who buys an unlicensed car 10 playing
with q h0odo0 worse than the. COM
bination Of the number IL which
comes On Friday, the thirteenth Of the
month. and In the year 1913. In
short, VIE think he II In bad and
that he is looking for troubles lot
Of 1t.
1.-THE old argument that one or two
prominent unlicensed manufacturer
are continuing to turn out cars In
quantity. and that the 6elden Patent
has not seemed to stop them, ID .
good argument rs far ~ II goes. Just
how good this argument ID Will prOb-
ably be settled definitely within fsw
months. Meanwhile. don't lose sight
OF the fact that with the exception OF
table motor car maker In the country
has joined the A. l.. A. M. and pays
license under the Seiden Patent.
Only those companies who have not
got qualified as reputable mAnufac-
turery OF good cars. have been res
fused admission to the association.
Now. we know thxt your competi-
tors who handle unlicensed cars will
say that his unlicensed car 10 just AZ
good a. yours and that the 80 or 30
really firxt class motor car builders Of
joining the Licensed Association. Per-
haps they were superstitious. ana per-
haps the buyer OF a motor car II
yuperstitious II he shows u preference
for q licensed rather than an unlicens-
ed car Just tine same, though. 1t IL
only about one man out Of thous-
and who deliberately chooses lower
berth number IL on Friday, the thfr-
teenth OF the month. The sss say.
what the use to tempt Fate. and
taks something else.
lust what the SAlden Patent
amounts to will be settled shortly In
New York by a certain legal insti.
tuition known A. the court of appeals
but II the decision already handed
down in this case by Judge Hough Il
to be taken a. any citerion. there Il
q whole lot OF reason why the 999
who prefer the licensed car show
good Judgment. Licensed cars are
GOOD cars--tha best In the country
90 why take a chance with cars not
licensed"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
discussion OF
seldom PATENT
Vice President Of Hudson Motor
Car Company Gives His
Views.

Mr.. II. =. Comm, vice-presidsnt Of
this Hudson Motor Car Company. and
known tins world uvsr ~ m autumU-
bile authority and AUTOMOBILES sn-
gineer. was asked by visiting dealer
racently what his opinion was as TO
the Selden Patent situation His am
swsr IL OF inherent to everyone,
We all notice. In the papers now
adays good deal Of discussion about
the Seiden Patent. You viii hear a
good many people nay that the Sell
den Patent litigation does mot worry
them, etc. ere. Nevertheless, the fact
remains that most Of th4es same peo-
pie. when they 90 TO buy ! motor
car, will be particular to 80 that they
invest In . machine licensed under the
Ssiden Patent.
TT ID good deal like the old
superstition about the number -.
Nobody really believes that there Is
any particular hoodoo In this num-
Der. but this innocent little com bina-
ton OF figures continues to be un-
popular just thu same. IL you don't
believe this, ask 4 Pullman car con-
ductor. Even those who put up bold
front about the number Is wilt a
little when the particular IL in which
they are Interested happens to fall on
~ -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

PhiiAdelphia, 9; 50. Louas, >.
ST. LOUIS, Hay 2i.--Ths long win
ming streak Of st. Louis was broken
friday, when Philadelphia won In the
twelfth inning. 3 70 .. Morsn, who
fnished for the winners. pitched rood
ball. while S&lieA. who took W1aiis
place. was hit hard in the twelfth
PhiiA delphia ..sooo0ozol00s-s
81. Louis ..O190022 0ao o o---s
Batteries: Sparks Moren ana
Doom; willis, Sallee and Phclps
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
|ttAshiNcToN Crews 70
sss ROW IN HENLEY

WARRINGTON May 2l---Three
46o4t crews left here Friday 10 take
art Saturday Ia the American Henley
HID 0n The Schusikili River under the
G5anpftes IN The American Rowing Asso-
El4tiOn. Two are Georgetown Tni-
ssefxi4y crews, the varsity eight which
MIN take part III the race for ff~st
club eixhts End the props, who win
aF1M III the intersrhoiastic champion
sSaatF while Tire third crew fFeHa fine
kpAonAar Hoaf Club viii appear In the
Ss2ts fpr record club eiEhtx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
NOTGAST~REDMAN MATCH
HAS BEEN POSTPONED

AI,If.LAc. MICH. May ei.--Ad
syVolgast to-day announced that his
match with Jack Redman I'M Milwau-
ixee In. been postponed until June 10.
11e hAn let IN an hiE training to work
harder on his literary efrusion. THE
Elfe and Battles Of Al wolgast."
which Ii 10 rival "Bst" Nelson's 1T
A4ATy gem
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
WEEKLY SHOOT OF THE
ASHLAND RIFLE CLUB
Good Scores Made With % Calibre
Rifies-M. b. Hart Wins
With 687.

Especial to This Richmond virGinian.
ASHLAND, VA, May 2i.-Eight
mon were on the ranges Of the Ash
land 22-Calibrs Rife club Friday IL
tsrnoon for the weekly shoot ana N,
p. Hart won the match. w. X. saun-
ders. one OF the youngest shooters
In the club (not In aEs), having taken
up riiie shooting \ abort while back.
finished third.
Position. offhand, standing. Dis
lance. r feet: target. U. NJ c. No. 4.
Possible. In points. 750; In buil's-eyss,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

Athletics Heenlla4c.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3i.--Dstrott
lost to Philadelphia ~ to 2. The
visitors hit 6UUthp&w Plank hard, but
three double plays keut thsir score
down. Oldrfng made the nrpt home
hit OF the season at 6hike Park. =
low line drive to center field which
Cobb could not handle. Score:
Philadeiphia .....eost COL 0 s--S
Detroit ........V1l0 0 o o 0----1
Batteries: Plank and Lapp; Sum-
rners and Stanage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
AT the Theatres

Academy OF Music--Benjamin Play
ers In Merely Mary Ann" evenings
and usual matiness.
Bijou--Continuou vaudeville.
Coionial---vaudevtlle and motion
pictures.
Lubin~--yaudeville and motion pic
lures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

!,
Recently Or. IA. q. Hunssburxer, of
Mount Hope. KAN, purchased Hsid~
son car. and on the following day
sold his three spans Of horses. which
he had been using TO coyr hts largs
practice. and consequently large terri-
tory.
DR.. Hunssbur9sr says: II hare =
very large practice. md am called ~
cover great distances. night and day.
and for this reason have been force
cd to maintain nix horses ana several
rigs. ] found that was mot able 10
cover my biz practice Ia satisfactory
manner either to me or my pattsnta.
believe this one Hudson car Will
do all the work, and relieve me ok
the expense Of maintaining . larxe
stable.
Major Davidson. commander OF tho
Northwestern Military Academy, OF
Chicago, who takes 4 deep Interest In
the possibilities OF ths motor car in
military operations. il making fenfA~
tive arrangements 10 give his cadets
10 practical demonstration OF thesa
possibilities.
TO this end he proposes to send
three Cadillac cars over the route af
the Gliden tour. along with the cons
textants Each OF this CadiiiMas would
carry rapid-ftre gun ana other war
like equipment. similar to the CAdil-
lac car which Major Davidson pur-
chased a year or 20 ago to carry ON
hfs experiments az tins academy The
military ears would not be contest
ants for 0lidden honcrE but 1t III the
MAJORS idea 10 HAYS hin cadet crews
live up To the aiiden regulations, ara
49, Rtte
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
ACADEMY.

Manager BENJAMIN has been fortu-
nate enough to be able to SECURE Tor
next weeks offering by the Benjamin
Players 1t the Academy that most de-
liKhtful Of ail sympathetic comedies.
Merely Mary Ann" in which play
Miss Eleanor HUbson tpsrhaps ~ tins
time Of her retirement from tbs sage
to private life q few weeks ago the
most popular American actresBl gain
ed her greatest fame.
The character OF Merely Mary Ann.
who 10 . slave tn second rate LONDON
boarding house, at once attracts the
heart by her Bhyness and her utter
self effacement, and we'll night sur
feits one's dsstre for straight COMEDY
by her COUNTLESS droileriea and hsr
queer ideas and truly ridiculous
speeches.
Miss Catherir.. sarter. the heal-
:fs.,. leadinx. Woman. will be cast IN
tho role of Merely Mary Ann. and
~ that winsome actreas' temperament
fits har usually we'll Tor sympathetic
parts, she IL sure to score another VIC
tory In next weeks productions. The
suriy Lanceiot will be assigned to tho
talented leading man. MI. FRANKLIN
Rttchte. who may b. expected to be
seen At his best in this part which
will enable him to bring into play his
art with more scope perhaps that he
has yet been a bic 10 do In any other
character. That genial actor. Mr.
Storm, will be seen In tbs inspiring
and joviai character Of Peter the
optimist, and the pretty Miss Bradley
win be cast az "Rosie.s Miss Lydia
Knott IL sure to make 4 capital Mrs.
Lsadbatter. a good character part
consigned to competent hands. Mr.,
Blanleall viii he cast ~ Herr Brahm.
son, the music pnbiisher. Mr.. Schnell
m Jim Blaydes. Mr.. Perry - LORD
Tottingham, Mr.. Russell No the Rev.
Samuel Smedge. MiM Clare casssll al
Lady Chelmer, Mr.. Curtis ~ the Irish
man. O'aorman. ana Misses Field and
Adams AZ Polly ana Kitty.
Merely Mary Ann will Be seen every
night next week, with matinses on
"wednesday and SafuFday. and it Ia
safe to say that u will prove one OF
the most popular offerings the stock
company has made
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

Hull's-eyes: Hart, M; Crew, 10;
Saunders, 30; Dempsey. ~: DR.. Hart.
20; Eumpass. ~; Hughes. "A; jones,
! Next sheet Saturday Mag as, IL
4:s0 r NJ, to which all shooters are
cordially invited.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS


ffs0ay's Scores.
At st fzuuiy=f fIfiadea - -
Louis s (1z innings).
At PittsburE--Boston-F 1ttspufe
game postponed; rain.
Al Chicaxo--Brooklyn Chicago
kAme postponed, rain. -.
Al CincinnatI--New York. II Gin
cfnnati, 3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
L.oulsviiie Results.

First race, allies and msres; three
year-oids and MP; sailing, six fur
Iongs--H4a Rstne Htndoos first: Pirate
Diana. aAEnnd. MAurNntanlA. third.
Time. i.l6 I'D.
second race, two-year.eld maidana;
four and y half furlonks--Monty Fox.
flrst: II. Brandt, second; Haideman,
third. Time. SO "a.
.1lird race. one mile; selling; three
YEAR, olds---E iixab ethan. flrst: star
over, second: zymOle, third Time,
1.42 rs.
Fourth race. handicap; seven fur
longs three-year-olds and up--Mer-
rick, first: Early Tide, second: ~ink-
ola, third. Time. 1872 LIS.
Fifth race, two-year-pids, purse;
four and a half furlongs~-Wine. first;
Iwaiana. second. James Nc, third.
Time. SO i-b.
Sixth race. selling, four-year-olds
and up; mile and u quarter--MAmia
AlEoi, firsf: Maid Militant. SECOND;
water Lake. third. Time. 1:l4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

Saturdays Schedule
New York at Pittsburg.
1 boston at Cincinnati.
| Phtladelphia at Chicago.
| Brooklyn at 81. louis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

4 Saturdays schedule.
Il cleveland at New FORK.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
/ 1t. Louis Mt Washington.
/ Chicago ~ Boston
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

Fridays eru9ee,
Al PhiIadelphia--P hlladelphia-. 5,
Detroit, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures. i: ct.
inning: rainl.
At New York--New York. 3; C1eve-
laad. 2. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
yatioual neaxue bulletin.

NEW YORK, May fi.--The follow
ing contracts and releases In the Na-
tional League were announced ~
President lynch Friday. Z IL
Becker. assigned BY Boston; with y,
Louis. Elmer II. zacher, ASSIGNED by
New York.
Rsisased--By Chicago, n vssMen
tP. &c. IA1. a.. j. CAfuon; BY NNW N0rk.
Internationally. Jake Wslnnfi te
Toronto (Eastarn LAaguel, n. 1ne IN
10 New Bedford (NeN EmeiAme
Txxxust, wv. r. Tempie. IN ~ Ao1le.
to Denver tWestern Lea9uel. -
an Aaeociat3or), WI, IN HnF bNAM ~
LouiryflIe {AmArtran Anxuc3aticnl /,
Lee MageN: 10 T0r0nt1 1nAtern
League), William D'Hara-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

| AT. Birminwham---Atlan Birming.
harm frafnl.
| Al Montgomery --- Chattanooga
Montgomery trAinl.
! At New Orleans--New Orleans, 1;
Memphis, o. :.
Al Mohile--Mobiie. 8; Nashville. 0,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
Now York =: Cincinnati, 8.

rrICycr,S AT 4 Nav ai'--sprucks
Kent hits fairly well scattered Friday
and this, combined with the ability OF
New York TO catch Cincinnati PLAYERS
mpptnE On basess allowed New Xetk
to wins Ito 3. Score:
Nav York ..t0418o1 0--1
CtrcsnnAn 90 / H----3
Batteries. Drucke and Schlei; Gas
par, Beebe and Mclean.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

At wichita---wichita. 4; Dies Moines,
Al Topeka Topeka, IL: Sioux City,
At ct. Jest. Joe--st. Joe. 2; LIN
coin, i.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8
Efoisoke. ?. :.
Al New Britsin--New Haven. =
New Britain. 0.
Al NorthAmpton--IIAr
Ill MISREPRESENTATION s
Springfield, /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
MINOR LEAGUE SCORES.

At MISUNDERSTANDING Or. 5h..
10. IndlAnKpo1fs. Ar, TN, 1e Fisher
and schreck: Hargrovs and Bower
man.
At Gt. Paul--Milwaukee, 1r.. 3h.,
H. st. Paul. ar. An, lie. Dougherty.
MuGiynn and Marshall; Ryan and
Pierce.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

81 Bunninhry. Earned runs~--Rtchmond,
s& IJauyfIlN, 3. Two-bnse hits---Laugh-
lsn ~. Schrader. Three base hits
sfnr Sacrifice hits---Saiee, Castor
|s4 III. IArkin. Double plays--Grtffin 10
Eci1rnder ID Griffin. Stolen bases
4 RtWtle. Hall Ia q struck out--by
eAfye, Il. by Wolf, 2. Bases on halls---
axR Salss. 4; on Wolf, i, Passed balls
Irvine. umpire--Afr. Pender. Time
I'M easne---i hour and Is minutes. Az
Il tendance. 800
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
Wasllinxten. 1, 81. Ionic. 4.

WASHINGTON. May 9i.--washing-
ton and st. Louis bAttled to q tie
Friday. rain stopping play At the end
OF the sixth inning. each side having
made one run. The score:
washington =. WV I'll
III. Louis ......-...... " y 0NV L.
Batteries: Walker and street;
Lake and Stephens.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

At JackUonViiie: First eAme--
Macon. =: Jacksonville. /. Second
gAme--Macon, 4: Jacksonville, Q,
At Columbia: Augusta. :, Column
bia, 3.
AZ savannah: Savannah, o; Column
bus, Z.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

First race, Ill furlongs. selling
Port MahonA. first; II KetitA. second;
Phiiistina. third. Time. TIA rs.
Second race, six furlcngs; seliinE---
Miss Roberts. first; David Warheld.
second: Good ship. third. Time,
l.l2 2-S.
Third race, mile and an eighth:
selling Captain Burnett, firet: Ak
Bar- Ben. second: Edwin r. Fryer.
third, Time. ia LIS.
Fourth race. Futurtty course: SELL
fne--Myies, nrst; Lady Elisabeth,
second; 0iSnnadeane. third, Time.
ITO 1s6 - " 3 -
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards:
aslstng--Trceha. frst Duchess OF
Montebeiio. second: Tom u'MAlley,
third. Thine. i:<i So
sixth race. ak ana b half fur,
longs: selling sampaas, first: Hlckra,
AaSond: Dorothy LedGett third. Time.
I.20 3-s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
Caroitres Ass,s,iation.

+ s-kt Anderson: Anderson. Green's
boro. D. Isl 4eAs,. $500
At spartanburg: spartanburs, 3:
Winston Salem, /.
Al Charlotte: Charlotte. s: Green
willie, o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

New York state league.
AT Trcy--Syracuse, s; Troy, o.
At seranton--Wilkes Barre, .;
Scranton, /.
Al Aibany---AibAny, 8; Utica, 3.
At Eimira--Binghamto Elmira
frainl.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

~ l.nMrAncA--Lawrence, 8; Fan
River. ..
Al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2: Haver-
hill. .. p-.-,....
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

New York. B: Cleveland. ..
NEW YORK, May 20.--The New
York American won their sixth
straight game Friday defeating Cleve-
land to 2. The locals were behind
until the ninth and then, with one
cut, made Ave successive singles of
Falkenberg. Gardner. who batted
for Austin. drove In the winning run.
The score:
Batteries: Manning and Kleinow
Faikenberg and Clarke.
BOSTON, 4; Clicaeo. 4.
BOSTON. May 21.-Boston won Its
fourth straight game Friday, defeat
ing Chicago to by hitting "Youna
Cy. Young hard in the fourth inning.
The score:
Boston .000S0 0 1 0 s----4
Chicago ......... ..0g1000 l o.
Batteries Smith and Carrigan
Young. Scott and Black.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
UanFiItN.

Tisman put for blocking throw by
HAn9hlin.
WI Score by innings X.
s3firhtnnnd 100000 . 0----3
8 f1nnyftle .........e lD1be21 0---b
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

l Isoslvn 4. !. 80. 81
batteries smith ana Carrisan;
Young. Scott and Black.
MINOR LEAGUE SCORES.
Americas Association.
At IndiAnapolis--L1ou Or. 5h..
10. IndtAnKp01fs. Ar, III, 1e Fisher
ana schreck: Hargrovs and Bower
man.
AL St Paul--Milwaukes, 1r., Oh,
IL. st. Paul. ar, An. lie. Dougherty,
McGlynn and Marshall; Ryan and
Pierce.
Tri-State League.
At LancAater---I ncnster, 4; York,
0 ts<ven innings. rafn1.
At Trenton Trenton. 4: Reading. ..
Carolina Asspciation.
: Al ANDERSON: Anderson. Green's 'lae
At spartsnburg: spartanburs. .:
Winston Salem. i.
Al Charlotte: Charlotte. s; Green
vile, 0.
south Atlantic League.
At jacksonville: First game
Macon, i; Jacksonville. /. Second
4; Jacksonville. 0.
At Columbia: Augusta. :, Column
Ak savannah: savannah, .; Column
bus, Z.
New York state league.
AT Trcy--Syracuse, s; Troy, ..
At 6eranton--WilkeS Barre, 3;
Scranton, /.
Al Aibany---AibAny 8: Utica, 3.
At Elmira--Binghamton Eimira
frainl.
Southern League.
At. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Birming-
All Montgomery ~ Chattanooga
Al New Orieans--New Orleans. 4:
Memphis, .. -.
AZ Mobile Mobile, &; Nashville. 8.
ConneUticut League.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Al New Britsin--New Haven. 3;
New Britain, O..
Al NorthAmpton--HArt u;
IL bridgeport bridgeport, s.:
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New England League.
Al LnMrAncA---Lawre 8; FAN
River. 3.
At Lynn--I4ynn. 4: New Bedford,
Al worcester--- worcester, 2, Haver-
hill. o. $50.
eell--r.owanr-s Brncktonr 2
western League.
At wichita--Wichita. 4; Dies Moines,
1.
Al Topeka Topeka, IL; Sioux City,
S.
Al ut. Je---St. Joe--st. Joe. 2; Lin
Al Omaha--Omaha, o; Denver, e..
Other Baseball Results.
Anderson 8: Greensboro.
o. j.
\ AT Geneva. N Hobart. 8;
Union, ?.
Al Exeter. N. H.-University OF
Pennsylvania Freshmen, 2; Philips