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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
Plttsburg at Chicago.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
No other games scheduled

Her Grace, b. M, 15.3, age S; Il. Il.
sydnor, Petersburg. va.
Amulet, b. Z. 16.2, aged 6; NJ. c.
Jackson, Petersburg, Va.
Christine, dun M, 1858, aged s; Har-
vcy Seward, Petersburg. Va.
Powlatan, b. g., LIZ, aged 6; Edw. w.
Scott, Warren, Va.
Thos n. Garter, Richmond.
Squeedunk, br. g., 49,, aged: Thomas
n. Carter, Richmond.
Puritan Maid, gr. M. is, aged $; w.
W; cr Osborne Gordonsy y Va W os.
Osborne. Gordonsvillc, Va.
Kenny Saw, CHI. G.. 1913, aged s.: w,
w. Osborne, Gordonsvillc, Va.
owsley, Greenwood, Va,
Piedmont, b. e., 1863. age q; DR.. +. D.
Owsley, Greenwood. Wa.
Sans "a Tout, b. m; a. D. Benncr,
Warrcnton. Va.
.Keggy Conner. b. e.. A. D. Benner.
- Class IL, Corinthfnn.
drews, Somerset, Va.
Blue Run b, g. 1872 James N. An
drews, Somerset, Va.
Tourney, br. s. 16.3, age Z, DR.. t. ID.
| Owsley. Greenwood, Va.
Piedmont, b. e. 1863. age Z. DR., r. ID.
owsley. Greenwood Va,
King Edward, s. E. A. D. Bonner,
| Warrenton, Va.
Sunday Morning. oh. M, A. D. Ben
| nor. Warrenton. Va.
Kcggy Conner, b. &, A. d, Benner
| Warrenton, Va.
/ sans-a-Tout, b. m. A. d. Bonner
/ Warrenton, Va.
4 Three Spot, CHI. e. is. aged Deel
/ Run Hunt Club, Richmond Va.
Her Grace. b. M, 15.3, age s. F..
Sydnor. Petersburg Va.
Amulet. h. g.. 1s.a, age 6. NJ. C. Jack
son, Petersburg. Va.
Safe Conveyance. cll. e, 15.2, ago
NJ. c. Jackson, Petersburg. va.
Christine dun m. 15.3, age s, Harve
Seward. Petersburg, Va.
Powhatan. b. g. 16. age 6. Edwar
/ w Scott, Warren. Va.
( Puritan Maid, or, m, 16. ago g. v
w. Osborne, Gordonsville. Va:
Orient. b. g.. IA. age s, w. w. o!
borne, Gordonsvillc. Va.
Annabell. or. NJ. 16, age 4. w. W. Q:
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JEFFRIES IN LIVELY
MATCH WITH PAPKE
Speedy Middlc,Ncight to Assist In
Training Heavy Fighter After
Ills Brittle with ThOmns.

Joffries's Training Camp, Rowarden
an, Cal. May BILLY Paplte. VIII re
turn to Rowardenan after his hgh,
with Joe Thomas. on May IA, to train
n great fancy to the Kcwanec man,
ard has invited him to come back,
The SPEEDY middleweight is to be used
a lot on sparring Matches and that
he viii DO Il very useful addition to
tho camp. and fill a lons-felt want. was
which the big man and the middle
weight boxed this afternoon.
"Papke is fast and clever" said JEFF
fries. land, although he is light, he is
aggressive and game TO the core. He
is young bulldog in the ring. like
a scrappy youngster / need for part
of my work"
Just before the shades of night be.
gan to fall across the Valley of the
San Lorenzo Billy papke and his
brother boarded the train for Sar
Francisco. ~ large delegation from
the Rowardenan camp went to the de.
pot TO bid the youngster farewell ana
wish him good luck in his match Will
Aside from boxing the six fas
rounds with Papke this morning, Jof
fries. put In almost an hour at thu
routine gymnasium work.
oIny Decide on Referee.
San Francisco. May Although San
Berger, manager for James j. JEFF
fries. was scheduled to leave here fol
the training camp at Ben Lomond las
night. he remained. and to-day 1t wa.
whispered in sporting circles that th'
result of his stay was a meeting O
the fighters, managers and the promo
tiers of the .Teffries and Johnson fight
at which the name Of the man who Il
to referee the combat was agreed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
| A WR { nee is
HIGH GUN AGAIN
Breaks IS Out Of SO Pigeons in
Weekly Shoot Of the Rich
mond Gun Club.

Tho Richmond Gun Club held it's first
regular shoot yesterday afternoon. but
owing to the weather conditions the
attendance was small. Eleven shooters
faced the elements and the appended
scores will attest the good execution
done by those who We're present,
Lawrence was high gun, with As out
Of 30. with U. NJ G. Anderson a close
second, with "A. Parker and Goodloe
tied for third place. with 40 each.
Lawrence. Anderson and Parker tied
for high honors in %, each breaking
49,
Anderson was the only contestant
that shot OF 100 targets, and broke 80.
which was very creditable score, and
1t can be said that he is, shooting in
better form than ever before. Ellis
friends hope to see him high UP In the
professional ranks ere the season ends.
The match race scheduled for yes
terday afternoon was postponed until
next Saturday. Shooting will begin
next Saturday promptly at 1880 o'clock,
and all Interested In trap-shooting are
invitethto be present.
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Kenny Saw, CHI. g.. 1913. age 8, w.
w. Osborne, Gordonsville. Va ~.
Rob Roy. b. e., 1913, age s. Dr.. los
A. White, richmond. Va.
CInss 1a-Lndics' Hunters.
Powhatan, b. g.. l6. age 6; Ed". W.
Scott, Warren. Va .. T. n
Amulet. b. e. 1872, age s; NJ. G. Jack
son, Petersburg. Va, ..
safe Gonyeyancpe, ., en- 81 l0 IA ase y
Perplcxity CHI. s.. 49,, aged; Mrs.
Puritan Maid. gr. M, 10, age s.. w.
W. Osborne, Gordonsville, va.
,,o Orient; ,i b g. "a, age s. W. W. Us
Annabell gr. M. ls, age 4; W. w.
Osborne. Gordonsvillc, Va.
King Edward. s. s, A. d. Bcnner
Warrenton, Va.
IS. Sur W,Lrs Msr@ing "a. CHI M; p Ben
Sans -a-Tout. b. M; A. o. bcnhef
Warrenton. Va
Keggy Conner. b. g.; A. d. Bcnner
Warrenton. Va.
Three spot. CHI. e, IL. aged; Deer
Run Hunt Club. Richmond
Christine. dun m. 15.3. age s; Harvey
Seward. Petersburg. Va.
Clnss 15-Hunt Club Teams.
fJsep Run Hunt Club. Richmond, Va
l
Riverside Hunt Club. Petersburg, Va
warrcnton Hunt Club. Warrenton
| CIn.s 1G--Frce for All Jump.
| King Edward. 6. g., A. ID. Benner
| Warrenton. Va.
Sunday Morning. oh. m; A. D. Ben
/ ner. Warrenton. Va
| sans-a-Tout, b. M; A. D. Benner
/ Warrenton Va.
Keggy Conner. b. g; A. D. Benner
Nv, TOW, Y
Christine, dun. m, 1853, age s; Har-
vey Seward Petersburg. Va.
Squeelunk br &. 49,, aged; Thorna:
N. Carter, Richmond
' Virginia Girl. b. m, 15.2. age 8; NJ
C. Hazan. Washington. u. c..
4 Her Grace, b. M. 1853 age s; E. B
Sydnor Petersburg. Va.
:. Amulet b. g.. 16.2. age 6; NJ c. Jack
son. Petersburg. Va,
Safe CONVEYANCE. cl; e. ~, age
Perplexity.. CHI. g.. lbs. aged; Mrs
!. EThomas ~ Garter, Richmond,
N Piedmont. b. e., 1863, age a; DR.. F
D. owsley, Greenwood. Va.
Tourney, br. 6. 1s;S' age Z; DR.. F
| I'D. Owsley Greenwood, Wa.
Puritan Maid. gr. M, 1e. ago 8: w
| w. Osborne. Gordonsville. Va.
Orient, b. g., II, age 8: w. W. Os
borne. Gordonsville, Va.
III Annabell. ct. M. 16, age 4: W. W
| Osborne, Gordonsville, Va.
| Glass 1S-Pnir Hunters.
| Christine, dun M, 1913. age
-; Harvey Seward. Petersburg. Va
-, Deep Run Hunt Clut
Richmond.
Blue Run, b. g.. 1862, and the Roman
b. s., IS; James N. Andrews, Somerset
Va.
Her Grace b. M. 1853. age s, and 49,
E. B. sydnor, Petersburg. Va.
Amulet, b. g., 1862 age 6. and SAT
Conveyance. CHI. g, l5.2; NJ. G. Jack
son, Petersburg, Va.
Piedmont. b. 6. 163 age Z an
Tourney br. g.. 1913. age Z; DR.. Il.
Owsley, Greenwood, Va.
- -, w. w. Osborne Gordons
Vile. Va.
-. No. i; A. D. Benner. Warren
ton, Va.
No. 2; A. D. Benner. Warren
ton, Va
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SPRING MEETINGS.
READY FOR WORD
Osborne, Gordonsville, Va. 49,.
Class 0-NIiddIe and HcnyS"eisn.
/, Hunters.

soueedunk br. s., To-, aseu'
N. Garter, Richmond
Blue Run, m. g., 49, james ~
snrews, Somerset, va.
The Roman, b. &, 10, .9a'i'e' -.
arews. Somerset, Va.
Amulet, b. g., 49,, age " M y
ron. petersburg, Va.
puritan Maid, gr. M 10, age o. W.
w osborne, Goraonsville. va.
orient. i. e., II, age s: w. W. os-
horne. Gordonsville. va.
piedmont, b. g, 1913, age 9 Or. y
!. %. owsley, Greenwood, Va.
Tourney, br. s., lo.s, aEe = - -
n Owsley, Greenwood, Va
sunday Morning. oh. M; A, D BEN
ner. Warrenton, Va
Keggy Conner. b. g., a. D. behner'
warrenton, Va
class 1o-Light-WelEh Hunters.
Perplexity, CHI. g. 1913. aged; Mrs.
4 thomas ~ Carter. Richmond
5 Her Grace b. m. l5.s age 8; r. b.
s9ydnor, Petersburg. Va
Safe Conveyance, CHI. g., TO-. age b;
M. c. jackson. Petersburg. Va,
Christine, dun m, 1913, age s Har-
Syey Seward. Petersburg. Va.
Virginia Girl, b. M, 1862. age g.. NJ
TO- Hazen, Washington. D G.
Annabell. gr. M, l6, age A; w. w
Osborne, Gordonsville Va.
Kenny Saw, eli. g. l5.a, aSe b, w. w
-, Osborne, Gordonsvlle. Va
King Edward. 6. g.; A. D. Benner
warrenton. Va,
sans-a-Tout. b. nj; "A. D. Benner
Warrenton. Va,
Powhatan b. s. 49, age 6; Edwin w
Scott Warren, Va.
Glass 11-Hunters nnd Jumpers--D eel
Run and Riverside Hunt Clubs.
Three spot. ch, e., I6. aged; Deel
Run Hunt Club. Richmond.
Her Grace, b. M, 1853. age S; z. Z
Eydnor. Petersburg, Va
Amulet b. e., l622, age 6; NJ. {
m jackson, Petersburg. Va.
Safe Conveyance CHI g.. lb,2, age
~ n. G.. jackson. Petersburg. va.
Christine. dun m. 1873, ago s, Har
yey Seward, Petersburg, Va,
Lady Nicotine. Frederick $. Camp
hell Richmond.
Rob Roy, b. e.. 1868. age s; Or. JOSEF
a. White. Richmond
Perplexity, CHI e., l5.3. aged; Mr.
Thomas N. Carter. Richmond,
saueedunk, br. e. 15,2, aged; Thoms
". Carter Richmond.
GLASS l.-Handicap Jump--Open to Al
Rob Rob b. &. l6.2, age s; DIT. 10
White, Richmond.
Haxen, Washington, D. G.
IA Dixie Girl. b. mn l5.2. ago 6; NJ,
Fl Aazen, washington, y. q.
Gs Tho Roman, b. r., ls,TJames n, Al
as NrewH. Somerset. va.
Three Spot eh. + &. 10 :, 3, aged y g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
GAM FEATURED
BY HEAVY HIT TING
New York Nationals Defeat
Philadelphia by Score Of
7 to 2.
GIANTS RECKLESS ON BASE
Pitcher for. Each Team Knocked
Out Early i'll Con-
test.

New York, May Tile New YORK
Nationals took n free hitting game
from Philadelphia to-day by a score OF
q TO ., and could have won by much
larger margin had they not been hun
CRY for q meal before leaving for the
West a, s o'clock. After the tour'n
inning the locals ran bases reeklessis'
tn order to get put out. Both Mar.
Guard. of New York, and Moore, OF
philadelphia were batted off the run
Der early in the game. The score:
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seven starters, and six finished the

seven starters and six finished the
race. Summarizes:
First racc--ten miles, frecfor all,
Flat 90 dc palinn) won. Time. 7:ao:i1.
American Usyfic), second.
Second racc--twelye niles. stock
chassis. 1920 cubic inches piston dis
plncement--Colc dsndlcntb. won, Time,
13:2i.05 II. VI. e. (cohon) second
Third rnce-200 miles. stock chassls,
45l to GOO cubic inches piston displace-
men,. for Atlanta Automobile Asso-
citation trophy and $1,000 in gold
National 40 IKincaid and Altken) won
Tinc. ,.2::i.45. american dsytie) sec
oyd (s5o0 In goid).
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AUTO nAcEs AT ArLANrA.
Final Event. .OO-Milc Contest, Won by
Aiken md IXfncnii.

Atlanta. Ga, May T-Atianta's sec
ond automobile race meet came TO an
end to-day with the 20o-mile contest
for cars OF from 45i to 500 cubic inches
piston displacement. for the Atlanta
Automobile Association trophy and a
prize of $1,000 to the winner.
After a heartbreakinS run. with less
than six miles separating the two cars
at any time during tho last Hundred
miles. the National 40. driven by Kin
caid for the first half of the distance
and by John Aitken the last century.
won over the American car driven by
Herbert Lytle by about three miles.
The Fiat go driven by Ralph DE
Palma, was a good third There were
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Public Parks
Pleasure Places

At this season OF the year no more
pleasant places can be found around
Richmond than Lakeside, Joseph Bran
Memorial, Reservoir, Forest aili parks
or any OF the parks along the Rich
mond and Petersburg Electric Line.
Here one can always spend Il pleasant
hour or more away from the dust ana
cares OF tho city. A ride to and from
these parks is always attractive, ana
especially so these afternoons and
evening"
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New York.

Totals ...3G 6 80 IS Totnls ...a 50 20 Q
'Bntted for Cicotte in tenth.
Score by innings: H.
New York.....................o o o oo y -
Summary: Runs-Hemphill, Wolter, Chase,
Vaughn, Speaker. Sacrifice hits-Chase, La
porte. stolen hases-stahl, Laporte. Roach.
Double play-Roach to Laporte to Chase
Left on baseB--New york, s: Boston. Z. First
base on bals-Cn C'lcotte, 8. First base on
crrors-Ncw York 8; Boston, l. Hit by
pitcher--By Vaughn. (Hooper); by Cicotte.
Ii (Hcmphi). Struck out-By Vaughn, 4;
by Cicotte 3. Wild ptch---Vaughn. Time
OF game, hours Umpres. Evans and
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FUCKER PITCHES STAR BALL

Brooklyn. n Y. MAY 7--5rookt ~, =
%oo,. the final game OF .ie
series from Boston to-day Rnoket
shutting out the visitors to O. by sa-
perb pitching in the pinches. Br'e enr ;
I'm to-day released Tim Jordan 10,
whom $4,000 was refused two gears
.ro. to Toronto. The score;
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BOTH TEAMS USE RECRUITS

Cleveland, May 7.--cle\fand made II
six straight to-day by winning from
st. Louis a to /. Each club used a
recruit In the box. Mitchell outpitching
Glllignn. Cleveland made Its first Two
runs on Wallace's error, pass and
Bradley's single. Lajoies single, Lords
triple, and Griggs's bay throw, were re-
sponsible for the next two, st. Louls,s
only run was scored on two scratch
hits, and Turner's bad throw. Tho
score. ,sE4l9tt is
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Totals ...a5 9als : Totals ,''s' 10 :
-Ba,,ed FOR Moore in fourth;
sI,sttnh fnr. MnroncY in ninln.

score by innings; oooonooco-a
Fhiladelphia OF
Ns sMmm mary. nuns-Mascc, Bransfed, ps
>sre ta), Doyle, MURRAY seyme1 ns, ssV Mur
Merkt S,r,,t ,rhrec base htt--Doolan sarri-
s sss b Ita stolen bssespey9re, en- an
Star,,is, Myers, Fletcher pcvlin. Ley ,,,r v
bnses-philadelrhia o. New 4o e;,rus I out out
base on errors-Ss ;' a n9rE, I sv Maronoy,
by !, Ma w'lsse l. Base on bals-of Mar
49, eT M, of Maronev. a. of witse l. H,s.
az Marauard, in ga nnnas ii on q innings mrrss
in SIS innings; off Moore linn, m Of game
~ umpires, Rigler and Elnsiie'
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NAVY MAKES CLEAN SWEEP.
Takes All Rnces Scheduled, Against
Three OutsIders. on thc Severn.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Annapolis. Md. May THE Nav
oarsmen made n clean sweep this af-
ternoon when, on tho inner course OIL,
the Severn, with their crews pitted
against three outsiders, the Midship-
men captured all OF the races sched-
uled. Tho big race OF to-day was be
tween the navy varsity and the big
eight from Columbia. which contest
navy captured by slightly over three
lengths. The race was n pretty one.
and the Columbia crew pulled for all
there was in them. but could not stand
the pace set by the Midshipmen. The
time was 1912 AS, over two-mile
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WINS IN TENTH

Boston, Mass. May "a hit bats
man. two singles and the squeeze play
in the tenth inning, broke up pitch
er's battle, and gave New York the
victory over Boston to-day Ito /. The
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Summary: Runs--AliIan, Street, Groom.
strunl1, Baxter. Davis. Murphy. Barry, Ben
del. Two-base hit-Alurphy. Sacrifice fly
Barry. Sacrifice hit-Alurphy- Stolen bases
-Strunk. Davls. Double piays-Mllan to
Elberfeld; Kiilifer to Crooks Left on bases
Washington, s; Philadelphia. o. First base
or balls-of Bender. !. First base on err
rcrs-Ph!ladclphia. 3. Hit by pltcher-By
Bender, 2 (Gcssler, Kill!ferl; by Groom,
tBender, Davis Struck out--By Groom. 3;
by Bender, s. Passed bail-Livinsstone,
Wild pitch-Bender. Time OF game. 100
Iln,nircs. Connolly and Dlneen.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Augusta: Savannah, G: Augusta.
2.
At Macon: Jacksonville, 8 Macon. 9.
At Columbus: Columbus. J. Column
bla. 0 eleven innings).
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rotals ...5l Z a 70 Io'a's
.R,tted for Frock in eighth.
.pa,,ed for Moran in eighth.

Score by ,nninss' oooooooo 90
Boston -,.'.'.''''' ,..,....i ioo 10000 -
sl l.,,,nnary: Runs-Burch T. smith Left
m basesGBoston {; BroolSlyn. !, l pnSp
base a hits-sharpe wheat. u smith e eseri.
or. Sacrifice hits-Daueer', sefs on errors
nee ~ i; Brooklyn. :, stolen bases.Len :,
ass purch. Double plsys-lismme TO n,a T.
s suN' Trock to sweeney TO sharpe s l,ass
on bails-on Rucker, off f.o aroeS' nit by by
QUIZ Ruclscr. derzoso: by Froek
Sl, ,psubept, tsof Froek in 1oM InnlaEs
Time Of game, 1851. Umpires '0A''ss0AS
md Moran
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upon.
1t is believed here by many that Jack
Welsh. of San Francisco. has been tcn-
tativcly chosen to act as the third
man in the ring on July 4. though
mono Of tho principals Will admit 1t.
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TAKES THREE sTRAIGHTs

Philadelphia, May Philadelphia
made it three straight from Washing
ton to-day. winning to 3. The pitch
er's battle between Groom and Ben
der was ended In the fifth inning,
when the home team made five runs on
four hits and quartet Of eros by
washington. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-08
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

AT spartanburg; GreenVne- Spartan.
burg; rain,
At charlotte; Charlotte
rain.
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i. off Giliisan, L. Struck out-By Mitchell.
]. by Gilllgan. 9. Wild pitch--Giliigan. First
base on errors-cleveland. ]. Lett on oases-
TAI. Umpires,N KERN and Sheridan.
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The Day in the Big Leagues
YESTERDAYS RESULT
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Now York. A.; Boston 1.
Washington, 3; Philadelphia, g.
Chicago, 8; Detroit, 3.
st. Louis. 4; Cleveland, a.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Memphis: Atlanta. u; Memphis. O.
At Memphis; Second game--Mem-
phis, 9, Atlanta, !.
At Chattanooga: Chattanooga, q
Nashville, 0.
Birmingham. 2.
At Montgomery; Montgomery. 4;
Mobile, 8.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

Brooltlyn, 9: Boston, 0.
New York. q; Philadelphia, 2.
Pttsburg Chicago. rain.
Louis, rain.
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Virginia Beach,
Virginia.
Gardner Cottage

situated on ocean front. bathing un-
surpassed. A delightful place to spend
the summer. Table supplied with best
the market affords. Sea food spe-
cialty. Terms reasonable. Address
MRS. w. Is. GARDNER.
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ColnrcM Teams 10 pln!

Colnrcd Teams TO Play,
The Union University baseball team
(colored) will meet the Richmond In
dependents (colored) Tomorrow af :
ternoon in the Broad Street Park. The
game will begin at 4 o'clock. Y
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Totals 81 10 q 10 o Totals Is Ii q 1e !
'Batted for Browning in seventh.
Score by innings: n
Detroit .......20ol00o o-3
Summary: Runs-McIntyrs. Cobb Dele
hat:ty. Ciandil, Dougherty. Cole (sl, Pur.eli
Two base htts-McIptyro, Cobb pelehanty.
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Standing Of the Clubs
Where They Play To-Day.
Cleveland at {

No other games scheduled
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borne. Gordonsville, va.
Kenny Saw, CHI. g.. 15.3. age o. W.
w. Osborne, Gordonsville. va. ~.
Rob Roy. b. e.. 1863, age g. Dr. JOS
A EN-hitc Richmond Va.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
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Der @enOarmerie. Der 9egIeiter bes
&utiders brn6te ben Boituagen in
idneGlem Sempo in Siheibeit, pGb.
reno ole beioen anoeren ansreifer
oos @eite iuften.
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pncdlenis GnDe.

Der M0roer Der SAiierin gIiia.
beth, Der Staliener 2ucWeni, bat iid
tpie i6on mitgetbeilt, in ieiner Seae
inn 3lif)fbaus IN @ertf erb1ngt. Cue
beni mar ieit ieinem 8utbanfau in
elm beionoeres @elaB i'm Seller ee.
brabt iporoen. @r berubiete iid bort
raid unb ifien ipieoer gang Der.
niinftig eelpor6en 3u iein. @r tpuroe
nber trosoem idarf beobadtet glm
geohmittos borten i'm feline 8dhter
itunoenlang iingen un0 glallbten,
bob er nollig eeneien lei. I'm llbr
IieB Der Boli3ei0ireftor bon @enf
6en @efGngnib6ireftor gu ii9 rufen,
linn fih 8eribt eritotten 81 laiieu.
Guf bic 8eriiheritng. oak 2ucheni
in ieiner &eIler5eIle itnge unb gutter
9inge iei, oronete Der Boli3eioiref.
tor on, 6aB er in feline Belle 5uriid.
eefiibrt ueroen iolIe. glIs Die 81rter
Die Ebiir offneten, nm 6ieien 8efebl
oiis5ufiibren, fanben iie 2uc6eni
tobt Dor. @r botte itd am Seniter.
freu3 mtt ieinein 2eibgitrt erbGngt.
2ucdeni, nod ieiner RationaIitGt
sstaIiener, tpurbe 1873 in Baris un-
ebeli6 seboren; er senob fetne redte
@r5iebune. 2ucbeni tpirne in bas
Soipia Saint Gntoine in 8aris, Sann
ins 6inoeIbaus ail Barma eebraht,
bas ben 4noben ben gbeIeuten Wo-
nici anOertraitte. no er bonn iehiten
Bis gum ahten Sabre blieb. @r fam
6ann pieber fir elm SSobr ins Sin.
6elbaus 5u Barma, Inn oarauf ben
@beIeuten Nicafi in 8erano iiberge.
ben 5u neroen, Die bas grobte Sn.
tereiie on benz Sungen nabmeu. Or
5eiqte iih bier intelligent unb arbeit.
lam. 9licheni beiubte Die Shule uno
bIieb in Der 5nntilie Ricaii bis 1887.
Mls6onn mar er oipei Sabre BET ben
gbeIeuten SoIpi o'glnselo in Solig.
nano un6 arbeitete on Der giienbabn
Barma-Spe5ia, ging oarauf nah
@enua uno @biaiio un6 1891 nah
@enf, no er BEL eirem ltnternebmer
orbeitete. Bon @enf tponbte er iiA
no6 3iiri6, bann nah 9ubnpeit, mo
er Die aoiierin eliiabetb gum eriten
Wale geieben baben min. Bon oa
eing er nod 2rieit. Inardiitiide
3beorien fiibrten i'm auf bic Sabn
oes 8erbre6enS. 9eoor er ben Roro
on Der &oiicrin @Iiiubetb in @enf
beging, belt er iih in 9uuianne auf
Die 8oliSei bate bort anardiitiihe
9ieber in ieinem 8eiise sefunoen
uno i'm Der 8unoeSartpaltid,aft De.
nun5iert. Or sins bnnn nod @enf,
nm Die erite bette bobe 8erionli6feit
,u ermoroen. 9ab Die aaiierin, Die
Iid poIioeilifen Sf,us perbat, in
genf weiIte, bate er aus Der 3eitung
erfahren.
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g9as Ioa Der Sungs luerbsn?

Nlau Ioiie ieinen Sobn MIR ruhi9
2uitihiiier perben, meint Die ~9t.
.. 3te." 9ieie 9eute oerOienen ein
gang if6nes @eIo, beionbers BET 10.
genonnten S1auiliegen, nie mir lie
fiir5lid i'm Belmont Bart gebnbt 1a'
ben. Seit september 1909 baben Die
befanntenSlpiatifer 5uiammen $780,
900 eelponnen uno 3iuar paren tol'
gen0e nit ben babel Jenannten Snin'
men betbeiligt: BauIban $92 ,052. 40,
9eon Oiorone $52,979.S0, 2utbam
$52,43t.9 .98, Hougier $52, 90.
GbooeS $49,273.3S. @robame-Bbite
$35.t0O.O0 2ebIanc $32, 10000.
jarman Senrp $2S.390.00, 2egag.
neur $t799S.90, Ban ben 8orn
$17,739.45, 0idion $t7,229.20,
@ifimoff $16,7t1.5S, Glenn @urtiB
$4,000, Gattaneo $16,092.OO,
Count De 9ambert $t2.4S000, glu'
brun SIP. 10000, grootins $11 400,
Resrot 10000. @asner Sill
054.00, SIieslaegers $4,000. 90,
SamiIton $1O.OOO.O0, SobniOn, $9,.
10000, Simon $9,390.00, 8Ieriot
$4,000 un6 9rereI $4,000.
gs finS Sies MIR bic offi5ien felt
geiesten Genuine, baneben CAB eS
a6er nod reidIid Brdmien un6 be-
ionOere 8ersiitungen. Die ltnfoiten
fino natiirIid groB, immerbin aber
Iin6 oieie @infiinfte fir gegemportige
3eiten nod gang nett. auerbings
iinb bon 107 9uftfIiegern i'm Iesten
Sabre "a gu 8oOe seitiir3t. Ser 9e'
ruf bat nIio bieIe @efabren uno 10
mag manher Batter es iih, tros oes
@eIoperOienits, nod iiberIegen, Oh er
ieinen SproBfing 6ieier rboben Snlf.
bobn" rutoneu ion c6er nift.