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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-29
TIE RICHMOND WEDNESDAY,

been III at the Virginia Hospital for
several weeks, Is now improving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-29
tay-at-Home Whist Club.

Stny-at-Home Whist Club.
The Stay-at-Home Whist CLUB met
on Monday evening with Mrs. W. r..
Robins at the Shirley. on South Third
Street. Four tables were engaged
and highest score was made by Mrs
Pattison and w. r. Robins. The next
meeting will be held on Monday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. Bland
smith, corner OF Third and Franklin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-29

Mrs. Margaret Ryan sorg, who has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-29

Mrs. Swineford also gave bridge,
luncheon yesterday for Miss Wheat.
Miss Bentley, Miss Temple and
Miss cutchin. and the affair was
very attractive one In every detail.
Covers were laid for twelve guests.
and dainty prizes awarded at each
table.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19

FIGHT 10 ROUNDS

BALTIMORE. MD. May ls.--soldier
of Washington, old rivals for the light
weight championship of the South, will
meet in 15-round nafll tonight be-
fore the Eureka Athletic Club at the
Monumental Theater. 1t will be their
fourth meeting. and the results of their
previous conflicts are in favor of Burns.
Twice the Baltirlorear has putpointed
the Washingtonian, while their first
argument went Is hard rounds to a
draw. Burns will be the choice In
the betting, though several hundred
admirers of Sullivan will come over
from Washington to back him. In
training. the latter has been displaying
his time skill. and to-night's con-
test. like their other clashes, will be
full of action.
Burns brought his hard training to
close yesterday afternoon. The local
boxer looks good, and his recent VIE
tories over Eddie O'keefe. OF Philadel-
phia. and jack Britton, of Chicago,
have given him a lot of confidence to
turn the trick on Sullivan. The capi-
tai city contestant win complete his
preparation for the bout this morning
and will come to this city at noon.
Judging from the interest that has
Sullivan has lost none of his prestige
in his hosas- eity and Is Just as popu-
lar as ever.
Regardless Of the outcome of to-
nights encounter, Sullivan will meet
Dick Hyland, of California, I'm a To-
round mill at Albany, n. Y, next Mon
day night. Hyland is the coast boxer
who knocked out Leach Cross In ~
rounds In the West several months
ago. AS an inducement for Burns to
win, the Baltimorean has been offered
match in Savannah with Phil Brock,
of Cleveland.
Before the main bout goes on there
will be number of prefiminaries
among the leading boxers. In the semi
wind-up of six rounds Johnny DAILY,
the local slugger, will clash with Young
McCue, while in another bout of the
same limit Black Bill and Morris
Tasker local colored middleweights,
are to do battle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
VISITORS EASY
FOR THE SPIDERS
Richmond College and William
and Mary Are Now Tied for
Third Place.
HOW THEY STAND.

william and Mary College was
easy for Richmond College In the
game at Broad Street Park yester-
day. The Spiders played I'm great
style and put up one of their best
exhibition of the season, despite the
fact that the team was In poor con-
dition. Meredith was unable to get
in the game, and Guy made several
poor throws, due to a sors hand,
which also came in contact with a
foul tip during the game.
The visitors appeared very weak,
both In the field and Mt the bat
Gwathmey yielded but three hits and
received splendid support. william
and Mary made numerous errors and
-ereaks-ef- the g1nTs rtsS weIir
against them. Johnson the visiting
slab artist. appeared Indifferent and
was pounded hard The Spiders
and jenkins single In the second
two more were added. and i'm the
third, three. This made the going
easy with Gwathmey pitching very
effectively. and the Spiders took
things easy. The feature Of the game
was the hitting of Gill ana Captain
Jenkins. The former had a horne
run, triple and single to his credit
and the latter three singles. AGREE
also drove a triple to the fence with
two men on the bases. For William
and Mary schenck Mt short and Par
Famese ON third played some good
ball. The final score, Z to 0. The
Spiders play return game on Sat-
urday at Williamsburg This game
will complete the schedule of both
tan rvns s3Lz i. Il. n
series between the four colleges. The
score:
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MAY BATTLE 1T
SAN FRANCISCO
Promoters Await adoption Of
Recommendation Of Police
Committee.
Committee.
BY Max Bathalsar


SAN FRANCISCO, May 19.---If the
board of supervisors Of San Francesca
country adopt the recommendation u
Its police committee ana make m
fight permit to be granted Jim Crlk1
fin for the July fight good for forty
five instead of twenty rounds, tho
Jeffries-Johnson fight viii be at once.
transferred to this city. The board
OF the police committee Will be u1au1@
nous and an majority Of the b0GfQ
members are believed to favor tht3
extension 1t is likely that by the MIDI
die Of the week the question or
location will again be definitely ST.
tied. although Richard will stiil r64
tain his string to Nevada In case Of
need There Is strong feeling in
favor of the fight in this city. Mef&
chants generally realize that there n
no way in which so many spectators
could be attracted to this city than
by this means. And the men who
with come are the KIND that are KNOWN
rs "spenders.' The result ID that
pressure from business interests N
officials to make matters easy for the
promoters as 1t is realized much
further muddling OF the location -
likely to interfere with the drawing
power of the attraction.
Jack Gleason. Richards partner.
and Jim Griffin held an extended COM
ferencs to-day at which they diS-
cussed the transfer Of the permit.
Griffin said he would gladly 40 ~
and terms were arranged although
they were not made public. The
location has not been finally settled
but the promoters have options on
two sites in the suburbs.
The preachers of the State continue
their agitation against the fight and
petitions are being circulated every
where. The attitude of Governor
Gillett. however, in declaring that the
promoters are web within the iaw In
their arrangements and his statement
that under no circumstance will he in
terfere, coupled with the feeling Ut
the San Francisco officials indicates
that there Is little chance Of the bout
being interferred with IL 1t is finally
staged for this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
MANY COLLEGES
IN BIG REGATTA
Entries Are Announced for Eighth
Annual American Henley at
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May ig.--Entrie.
nave been announced for the eighth
annual regatta OF the American Row
ing Association to be held ON the
Schuykiii river on Saturday. The col
iege entries are from Harvard, Yale,
Columbia, Pennsylvania and C:eorga,
town The club crews come from
6oston, New York. Brooklyn, Balti-
more, Washington and PhfIadaiphta.-
The greatest interest will probably
De taken in the race for junior col
lege crews. in which Pennsylvania.
Coiumbi and Georgetown win fight
out another interesting race Will
yale, pennsylvania and Columbia. All
races Will be one mile 500 yards. The
following are the entries;
First Single Sculls--Philadefphia
Barge Club, Harlem Rowing Club,
New York: University Barge Club,
Philadelphia.
Second Single sculis-Yale Boat
Club. New Haven: West Philadeiphia
Boat Club, Boston: New York Ath-
letic Club; Sheepshead Bay Rowing
Club. Brooklyn: Harlem Rowing Club.
New York. Malta Boat Club, Phila-
deiphia-
First Four scuils-Metropolitan
Rowing Club. New York: University
Barge Club. Philadelphia.
First Four-oared Shelis--J1niver-
sity Barge Club. Philadelphia; Arun-
del Boat Club. Baltimore: University
of Pennsylvania.
Second Four-oared Shelis--Malta
Beat Club, Philadelphia; Union Boat
Club. Boston; University OF Pennsyl-
Sania: Ariel Rowing Club, Baltimore.
First Eight CARED Shells for
Stewards Cup--Georgetown Univer-
sity: Harvard. University of Pennsyi-
yunta
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| Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
NORFOLK. VA. May 1s.--Norfolk
made IT two out Of three In the series
here with Richmond by taking yester-
days game. The final score was s
to 2.
The Norfolk club seems to have un-
dergone complete change in the last
few days and yesterday they gave
Bushey the best OF support. not an
error being charged against any OF the
Tars--
Both teams fieftfed remarkably well
The field was not in good shape for
playing and several hits were respon-
sible for the condition OF the grounds.
The one error of the Colts, made by
Bigbie. did not figure in the result
of the game.
Richmond scored the first run in
the second inning. and Ii looked then
that the Colts would have another
walkover. Wallace. Messttt ana Hale
singled in succession but all were held
on base by quick fielding. Busfiey
passed Shaw and forced In Wallace.
Two We're otft wfreTr the hitting started.
and Baker. who followed Shaw at the
bat, WAS an easy out.
The Tars scored four runs in the
third inning one Of which was the
result of a bad decision by Umpire
Mace, as the man was clearly caught
AT the plate Reggy singled and after
Bushey had Whitfield Busch singled:
then Bonner placed one safe and filed
the bases. Murdoch singled scoring
Reggy. and luIlaney scored Busch and
Bonner with a single. Chandler sent
one to Baker. who threw to catch
Murdoch at the plate. Ii was an easy
out but Umpire Mace called the raIn-
ner safe. The sicD was retired with
out any more runs being scored.
Richmond scored another run In the
fifth, after Norfolk had scored their
last in the fourth
The score.
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TEX RICHARD OFFICIALLY
ANNOUNCES PLACE OF FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. May ts.--That
Tex Rickard has positive assurances
that the board Of supervisors OF this
county viii make the July 4 fight
permit for forty-five rounds was In
aicated when he to-day officially
announced that the Jeffrtes-Jnhnson
fieht will be held in San Franciseo-
This announcement greatly pleased
the local merchants. who beifsve tifs
fight will attract the greatest crowd
OF "spenders'' ever gathered in an
American city
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Prpssrs Finances % Dtmnond.

OXFORD, M1EB., May 1s.-Rafher
than lose his fiancee, Robert Mitchell,
regarded by many an the best college
pitcher ever developed in the South,
will abandon the idea of starring in
the professional field.
Young Mitchell had accepted terms
from Manager Chance for q trial with
the Chicago Nationals and was to re-
port before June 4. Ills sweetheart,
however, delivered an uitimatum and
Mitchell has forwarded his letter of
to Chance. telling that his
days in baseball are ended so far as a
professional career IN concerned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19

Conditions. Answers received only
from persona over eighteen years old.
Those solving pr lie must present
answer In person ct the business once
Of the virginian after nine o'clock on
the morning following the afternoon
on which the puzxle appears.
The answer must be written and be
the paper.
The rrst person presenting the COR
rect sututtom and fQtnplyin3 with the
shove conditi9nr viii tecetve two tiek.
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cornell ssrohc 'Untecided.

ITHACA. N. r.. May 19.--With the
race with Harvard, to be fowed at
Cambridge, Mass.. only two weeks
on. C0aah Charles III Courtney Is stifi
undecided ~ to who will stroke the
Cornell crew. To-day Bowen was
placed IN tho varsity she'll boat. In
q two-mtie race on Lake Gayuga that
followed the varsity barely defeated
the juniors.
bers AZ iasf ysAr;sA record bres kins
frd1 Rnta4 .6J9ht HIT ncWeH ~ n1yar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
DANv|LLE WINS
BY CLOSE SCORE
Lynchhurg Blanked in One of the
Prettiest Games of the
Season.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
DANvILLE. VA. May 1s.-Lynch-
burg lost the last game of the series
to the locals yesterday The score was
to 0.
No prettier game has been seen here
this season, While the fielding was
ragged at times. the errors we're not
costly. and at critical times the pitch
ers were given the best of support
Both Brandon and B,fssey were in fine
form and held things safe throughout
the game, except when Danvilte scored
the only run.
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
TRUCKERS TAKE
LAST Of SERIES
Glad to Get Away With One Out
Of Three With Fast
Champions.

ROANOKE. VA. May 19.-Ports-
mouth took the last game OF the Sc
rics here yesterday BY hitting the
ball hard. The locals never had a
iook-in at the scoring until the
seventh inning, when one run was
scored. and In the ninth a batting
rally brought them four more. but
not enough to overcome the lead of
the Truckers. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
ODE TROPHY RACE TO
BE RUN ON JULY 4TH

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. May 10
me classic Cobe trophy race, pride OF
be Chicago Automobile Club. win be
|ufl over THE indianapolis motor
pAsdwAy course July I. r.. A. Morosss
|irector OF contests ut the speedway.
b-day announced the completion Of
|rrAngements for this event with
ehairfnan Gefither, Of the contesg
|ommittee Of the Chicago Club. The
kce will be over 900 miles for stock
|hAKsis cars, 5000 cubic inches piston
or less with minimum
feight OF 2,300 pounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19

CHICAGO, May 1s.--Chicago defeat
ed Brooklyn 3 to 2 in ten innings We'd
nesday. The winning run was scored
on McMillan's bad throw OF Thinkers
greunder. After making two spectacu-
lar catches i'll the seventh. Wheat
dropped two fies in succession and gave
Chicago its second run. Pitcher Car
sor. was released to the Vernon tCaL)
Club. Score:
Chicago ............000 0 600 1--3
Brooklyn 100000 00-2
Batteries: Pfester and Archer; Bar
ger and Erwin.
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thursdays Schedule.
Cleveland ut New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia
ST. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at Boston
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New York, 8; ST. louis. 3.

NEW YORK, May 1s.-New York
captured the last game of the series
from st. Louis. 8 to 3. by hitting Strem-
mel freely in the seventh and eighth
innings and by taking fuH advantage
of the errors made by Wallace, Hoff-
man and Allen. Griggs' batting was
feature. The score:
New York ............00 0 0 o Oh IS
ST. Louis ......,....00 1905
Batteries: FrsIi. Vaughn and Klei-
now: Stremmei and Allel.
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Washinaton, q; Cleveland. 3.

WASHINGTON. May lS.--Groon
was effective with men on bases and
Washington was enabled thereby 10
defeat Cleveland 4 to 3. Mitchell was
driver to the bench in the fourth in
ming, and Berger, who relieved him,
was very effective. McBride's fielding
was again the feature of the game
The score:
1itNGidI4Q " i y " " " 80
Batteries: Groom and Street; Mitch
ell, Berger and Benlis,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19

Summary: Earned runs-Norfoik. 2.
Two base .hit--Busch. Sacrifice hits
Baker. Bonner and Jackson. Left on
bases-Richmond, 3; Norfolk. Q. Dou-
BILE plays-Shaw. Landgraff to Bigbie:
Busch, Bonner to Chandler; Bonner
Busch to Chandler. Bases on balls
on Bushey, off Hale. 2. Strike outs
by Hale. ?; by Bushey. 4-Ratter
hft-By Hate, T. Time of game, l:45.
Attendance, 600. Umpire, Mace.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
MINOR LEAGUE SCORES.
New York ststs Lsaaus.

NEW U pfN SAHS1 1E&9lGs
At Troy-Troy- Utica game postpon-
ed: rain.
At Albany--Albany- Syracuse game
postponed; rain.
AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8; Bling
hampton, 2.
At Wikesbarre-wiIkesb IL;
Scranton, IL.
American Association.
At Minneapolis $1,000 Minnea polls. 4;
Louisville, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures :; To-
iedo. 2.
At Kansas City-Columbus q; Kan
AT st. Paul--Indiapolis, a; St Paul.
3.
Southern League.
At Mobile-~Nashville- Mobile game
postponed; rain.
At New Orleans Memphis New Or
leans game postponed: rain.
Al ry-Chattanooga, s:
Montgomery. /.
AT rmingham--Atlanta, 6; Birm-
tngham, 5.
V South Atlantic League.
At Observation-Disclosures S: Savan-
nah, 4.
At Columbia--Columbia. /: Augusta,
At decentralization, 4; Jackson
willie, o.
Tri- State League.
At Lancaster-Trentcn. 4; Lancas-
ter, O.
At Wifliamsport-Wi liiamsport, 4;
Altoona, ..
At notwithstanding. 3; York, Q
AT Harrisburg - Harrisburg. 9:
Johnstown, /.
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Richmond College. l 30eI0os-- -
William Il Mary. 0 0 D 90 o 0 GO
summary: Three base hits-Gill
t21, AGREE, Stolen bases-paramore
beverley. Schenck t-J. Bases on
bafls--on Gwathnley. g. Struck out
by Gwathmey, S. by johnson. 3.
Time OF game, las. Empires.
O'Toole and Holland. Attendance.
600.
'Gili failed to touch third base In
sixth and was called out by umpire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19

bases Wooluns, Rickert, Schrader.
Hooker. Two-base hit-Bussey. Dou-
Bile plays--f.evy TO Woolums; Morris
sey to Schrader: Sharp to Behan TO
Wooiurns. Left on bases-Lynch-
burg. 4 DanviIle. 5. Base on balls
on Brandon. ?. struck ou,-By Bran
don. 5. by Busscy. 6. Hit by pitcher
Levy. Morrissey. Time of game. i:3e,
Umpire. Fender, Attendance, 500.
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Nwre T,cfents Wflifamaburr.

HpAcisl 10 The Richmond virginian.i
NORGE. VA, May iS.---The local
Inn defeated the williamsburg base
MI team on the grounds at this place
|lIoeday, May II. The game was well
layed and interesting from beginning
end The line-up and score BY
bninKs tolls the rest or the story,
I 3l6fxe Nfiford. catcher Graves.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
At the Theatres

Academy of Mustc-I8cnjamiu
Players, in "Poliy Primrose" matt
nee and evening.
Bliou-Continuous vaudevI1le.
Colonial rvaudeviIle and motion
pictures.
Lubin--vaudeville and motion pic
lures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
How They Stand.

Thursdax,a Schsdule.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


At Pittsburg-Pittsburg. s; Boston.
6.
At Chicago-Chicago. Q; Brooklyn. 2
(10 innings).
At Cincinnati--New York, 10; Gin
cinhati. s.
At st. Lonis-St. Louis, 8; Phlladel-
phia, Q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19

kellar and Atteli Matched.
NEW YORK, May Is.--Sammy
keiiar, the clever English bantam,
who arrived in this country recently,
has been matched to fight Monte
Attell ten rounds on May "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
BIC LEAGUE RESULTS
w.drssdsy's Games.

WwoWODuHy y 0HHf1Ns
At Washington - Washington, 4;
Cleveland. 3.
At New york--New York, 6; st.
Louis, 3.
At Phiiadeiphia-Ph Philadelphia, 4;
Chicago. 2.
At Boston--Detroit- Boston game
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
Wednesday 5 Races


First race. two-year-olds: $500 ada
ed; four and half furiongs. straight
Novelty, first: Plavious. second A.
drian. third. Time. SAL LIS.
Second race, three-year-o ana
up: six furiongs; main course; 500
added--Golden Legend. first: Meta.
rhor. second: Trouble Maker, third.
Tire tbs.
Third race. two-y -olds: 500
added; &c furiongs, straight--Sem-
profus. first; Royal Meteor. second:
Beatrice, third. Time, 1:02 Is.
Fourth race, the Ladies' Stake:
value. $4,000: three-year-old fiIiieS;
one miIe--Ocean Bound, frst; Indian
Maid. second: Mexoana, third. Time.
i:43.
Fifth race, the Jockey Club weight
for-a race; 1900 added. three-yeAr-
oids and up: one and one-efghth
rniles--Fitzherbert. first: GraSmer2,
second: Candleberry. third. Tins
1884.
Sixth race. selling: three-year-ol
md up: $500 added; seven furiongs
Eddie Dugan. first: Sir Cfeges, SEQ.
ond; Chepontuc, third Time. 1.1S.
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g. to,,i.. (. pn;,.a.,,t;.. .

ST. LOUIS. May fs.~-st Louis won
it's seventh straight game Wednesday
by defeating Philadelphia in the sec
ond game of the series. S to .. Moren
was hit safely in the eighth inning for
four singles and three runs. which
broke the tie Score;
St. Louis ...0 e020003 SIS
Philadelphia ....02 100000 o.
Batteries: Baekman, Sallee and
Phelps; Moren and Moran.
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How They Stand.

thursdays Ses1edute.
Danviile at Richmond.
Lynchburg at Portsmouth.
Roanoke at Norfolk
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Athletics still Winnino.

Wednesdays victory for Philadelphia
over Chicago by 4 to 3 was the fourth
straight over the Westerners and the
thirteenth in row for the home team.
Battery and fielding errors figured In
all of the runs scored by both clubs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19

ond base; Flatten, third base,
Wright, r., left Held. Wright, A., right
field; Kinde. center field.

field; Kindes center field.
W3lliamsburs--Ellis, catcher; Spen-
Ger, D.. pitcher; Arnold, shortstop,
GlHR, fsfst besc: 5oneS second base;
Savage, third base; Scott. left field;
Fentres1, right fisld: Spencer, g., CEN
ter field.
Score by innfnes. r. III. r..
NORGE 06s--5 3
Williamsburg 6o0o2 ca 3
Umpire, Mayo Burton. Time OF
game. 1 hour and 80 minutes. At
tendance. 200.
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TJonisvlIie ResnIte /.

Louisville Resnft&.
First race, three-year-oiis: seiitng3
six fuf1ongs-Southern hold, tifD4s
Si~". second: Bob Lynch. third. Tfr1esl
1:1s.
Second race, three year-oids; NJ
les seven furiongs: pufxe-Nan~I
nette, first: La Toupe. second; 9<ll6
@. CLONE, third. Time. 1:s0
Third race. two-year did colts ana
maidens; four and half furlohxA
Scarlet Pimpernei, frst; II. II. Brandt,
second; Americaneer. third. Time.
:5s is.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth:
handicap: purse; three-year-oids ana
up--Dr. Holsburg. first; Crystal Maid.
second: Kercheval, third. Time.
1:47 1-5
Fifth race. two-year-oid illics:
purse: four and a half furlones--
Princess Industry, first: Ella HfysOns
second: Rue, third. Time, .t6G as.
Sixth race. one mile ana q sig
teenth: selling; for four-year.oids atld
up-County Clerk. first; Cool, sec0nd:
Fantastic. third. Time. 1:41 -.
Oakland Results.
First race, six furlongs. selling
Airs, first: Btskra. second: Burning
Bush, third. Time, 1:13 SIS.
Second race. four furlongs: sellin(s
Salali, frst; Wiitrude g., secon4S
Ziata Brana. third Time. ~ -.
Third race. SIX furlongs: sellinl
Miss Roberts. first; Sannotta, second:
Dence. third. Time. 1918.
Fourth race. mile and seventy
yards: Fairfax Handicap--RaleIell
first: Redeem. second; Inclemeuts
third. Time, 1:43 SIS.
Fifth race, mile; selling SibaF1s
first: MI Direchto, second; charfU0
Green, third. Time, 1:41.
Sixth race, Ave faffeness pus1e
Dahl9ren, first: Babe NsAly. seconds
Cuvina, third. Time. LILO Is
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Races ut Cape Charles.

Races at Cape Charles.
CAPE CHARLES. VA, May 19-
The annual matinee races held at
Cape Charles Driving Park resulted
as follows:
Special race; 2:2S trot.
Paul c., j. w. Gladstone .....1 /
Senator e., w. G. Gibbs ......2 =
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TARs TAKE TWO
out OF THREE
Visit of Colts Seems to Put New
Life Into Clarke's
Crew.
BUNCH HITS ON HALE
Tars Scores Four Runs in Third
Inning and Then Rest on
Their Oars.
H HITS ON HALE

Wednesday.a scoees.-
Richmond. Q; Norfolk.
Danville, !: Lynchburg, 0.
Roanoke, 5; Portsmouth, s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
New York. 10. Cincinnati. 9.

CINCINNATI. May 19.-Both Math-
ewson and Snggs were hit hard Wed
nesday, hut Cincinnati's errors allowed
New York to win, 10 to 6. Cincinnati
made game ninth inning finish, but
was too far behind to catch up. Score:
Batteries: Mathewson and Meyers,
Suggs and Mclean.