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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
-FOUR RUNS IN EIGHTH
FATAL TO RICHMOND
Roanoke Falls on Verbout's Curves, and Pierce
q Is Called to Take His Place. but Bon1bard-
ment Continues Long Enough for
Railroaders to Win.

, d'n's four sacker, With single.
In the seventh the Colts tailed
again. Wallace singled. stole second
and scored on NIcCabcs hit.
In the eighth tho Tigers drove Yer.
bout from tho box, and won handil,-
Ehrd hrst up. pokod single over
second base. Shaushnessy singled.
Icnkins. who ran for the pitcher go
ing to second. Gardin hit n grounder
right at Egsn, and Truck iniscued on
1t. allowing the Tigers to MI the
bases. with one out. Holland hit for
two bases. scoring Shanghnessy and
Jenkins, and then Manager sullivan
called Fcroout from the game and sent
big Cy Pierce 70 the mound PressIy
singled. scoring Gardin. Shields goes
cut. Pierce to Cowan. Cooper batted
for Connors, and drew G base on balls.
Clever went out. Martin to Cowan.
Holland crossing the plate with the
sixth run Dotson walked. Ehrd drove
the ball at Cowan, who beat the speedy
pitcher 10 the bag, retiring the side
Rpt enough runs had been scored TO
win the game. for the Colts went ont.
one, two. three. in their half Of tho
ninth. and the game was over.
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CHALLENGE ACcErTEn.
"Nforh aud Cambridge Mny Join
l -tIhlctIc Mcct With uurxnrh M, ".

"siorh nnh Cambridge Mny Join IN
-tihictic Meet With Harvard ana Yale.
cambridge. Mass, May S--Whilc no
oiheiai acceptance OF the American uni .
,'.i., challenge OF oxford and Cam
bridge TO an international athletIc con-
lest has been received here. the news
conveyed In a dispatch from London IL
accepted By the Harvard Athletic AS.
ISOLATION as authentic.
One of the bitches In the ncEo,ia.
tons was over the question whether
american students at The two English
universities. where they are enjoying
the Rhodes scholarships and where
they have, been important factors on
the arhictlc teams, especially at OK.
ford should compete in the interaa.
tional series. Tae Rhodes scholars did
ho' WISH TO compete against their coun-
trymen, and IL IS understood here that
he oxford team would be somewhat
weakened by their absence
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Chalmers
& MOTOR CARS !.
Gordon Motor \! 3 TOR. Company
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
COLLEGE | OST
TO FAST MEOICOS
Game Played on Muddy Field.
Small Crowd in Attendance.
Jaspers Crippled.

With weather conditions unit FOL
baseball and diamond very muddy
from recent rains. the usually fast
Richmond college team went down TO
defeat yesterday by d to score, with
the Medical College Of Virginia on the
big end. II was Il very listlesa game,
as the Spider team seemed to be worn
out. BY It's recent trip TO Hampdcn- sgd
ncy. 7f
Coach Long. OF the Spiders. Was aid
verse to playing the game yesterday,
but as IL was regular scheduled
event. II was up to the West End boys
TO hold IN their end. althoughit was
Il sure bet that they would be defeated
when they entered the contest. "
With their stnr pitcher going wrong
with sore ARM souvenir OF Satur-
days game. and with Wiley. another
twirler on the sick list. tile prospects
Besides the men could not connect
with Ayrcs, the pride or the Sawbones
He seemed to have most anything he
needed I'll the line OF fast curves. and
as he gracefully served same. ofttimes
mixed with fast one, the boys that
follow the Red and Hue could only
fan the air. }
The hnal score was expected by
Richinond College men. Very few at.
tended the game, as II was not expect
cd that the teams would meet ycster-
day on account OF the weather. There
We're several spectacular plays pulled
off. among them being fast running
catch by Gresham at short, for the
Spiders. and by Mauck. for the Medicoa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
SHOWERS CAUSE ].
MANY SCRATCHES
Potomac Steeplechasc Won by
Dinna Ken, With Gentleman
Rider in Saddle.

Baltimore, Md. May SHOWERS
raused numerous scratches to-day, bnt
did not materially change track CON
ditions Al Pimlico. Tho feature was
the Potomac teeplcchnsc. won by Din.
ns Ken. with the gentleman rider.
Tommy Wright, IN the saddle. He
carried AlgieI and Watershed along
SO fast they fell at the second turn
Of tho course. The Merchants handi.
cap. or Rooming Baltimore race, az
i was called ,Was won by scrvicencc
Summary. ).
First race--two- Year oids ive fur.
longs Wyandoi Ca 10 5, first. Walter
Scott fSio - second. Blit2en, III. a
70 - third. Time. 90 SIS. Pusslns.
Doodle Dandy ErnlIa Miss Joc. kit
icry, F'lail Madriver finished as named
Second racc--onc mile--Springinas
% to - first. Bourbon Beau a 10 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
DAsv1l.LE GETS NEW MEs.
Management Determined tn Strengthen
Hall Team Mt Once

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatchl
Danvllle. Va. May S.-Danvilic has
secured some valuable material with
which 10 strengthen the baseball team.
The game here this afternoon with
Petersburg was prevented. owing 10
wet grounds. Pitcher Harry Griffin.
who twirlod last year for Lynchburg.
is expected tomorrow, in addition TO
several others.
Pitchers Boland and Eastman and
Outhcldcrs Bremen and Irwin have
been given the pink slips. and several
others may he released shortly The.
management is sparins no effort or ex-
pense to brace the club immediatcl
and a good week Is expected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
LEAVES ELKS, CLUB
Members Present Retiring Manage
with Purse of Gold.

Members rrcneni Retiring Manager
With Purse Of Gold,
J.; q. $. Brine. for three and one
has resigned his position, effective 10
day. Mr.. Brine becomes secretary OF
me Society for tho Prevention OF
cruelty 10 Animals of this city
services. tile members Of the club have
given Mr.. Brine purse OF gold. which
was presented 10 him last night by
Ccorgc ~. l.awaon.4 who was the
leader In getting up the gift. Mr.. Brine
contcmplatcs tIsit to his old home
In England mex, month"; and tho 500
mus received IS intendcdNto go toward
IL, Stcbcr, formerly with tho West
morclnnd and Commonwealth Clubs,
succeeds Mr.. Brine as manager, taking
charge to-day. 90 8
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Causes surprI.e nj Y.tc

New Haven. Conn. May S.-Thc news
that Oxford and Cambridge had ac-
cepted the Invitation Jointly sent by
Harvard and Yale for an International
athletic meet came as n surprise al
Yale. where the athletic authorities had
almost. lost sight of the ncgotiat tons
the acceptance generally will prove a
stimulus for the interest In ncxt Sat
urday's dual meet at Yale field between
Harvard and Yale. The Yale athletic
management VIII await information
from Harvard before making a state
menI. t7-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
GIANTS LOSE TO BOSTON

Boston, Mass. May Boston over
came New York's lead in The eighth
inning and won by the score OF to {
this afternoon. The visitors scored
four runs III the FIRST inning. but sharp
fielding held them afterward. Ingcr-
tons hitting won the game for Bos-
ton. Sweeney and Herzog We're both
put out of the game for objecting TO a
-dncl sinn- u Ecnrn. -.- nm ---
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Totals rs: 7.ssie q Totals rs: sa7 {

Wagner out. hit BY batted ball.
Score by inainge: FIJI.
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T.cnsne Tro,lble, e,t,,.,

Ga Belmont entry. Z.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

ther games not played-rain.
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nnc.c-cnnrac h. chnaen.

Springfield. Mass. Nav S.-The race.
between Yale and Pennsylvania on the
Connecticut River here next Saturday
will be rowcd over what Is known as
the Northern course. on the West
Springfield side or the river, accord
Ing to an announcement by the local
Board OF Trade. t4l6 n
VI The course VIII be two miles straight
away down stream, with the start op-
poslte the Country Club. and tho finish
Just north Of the railroad bridge. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
Wnlsh ReIcn.ac,.d.

New York. May s.-The New York
American Baseball Club to-day re-
leased Pitcher Joe Walsh to tho In
diana polis Club of the American Asso-
citation. He Will join his new team
Immediately. Walsh, who is gradu-
ate Of Villa Nova College, pitched for
the Jersey City Eastern League team
last season. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
Chicago.
IlcIrnit.
Totals ..-33 % IL Totals !. so II
'Battcd for Tango in NTH.
fBatted for sullivan in. ninth
Score by inninc5:

Chicago 4l............. eoonoIooj.
Detroit .sOoI1i
Sunmary: ituns-Corhan. cslline. Schaller
90, Bush. Cobb Co. loGlchanly. stanasc
cofinEton. rwo-base hit.-Crawford Col
Inns. OLfry. Three base hlt--Cobb. Home
rnn-Schhller. Sacrifice hits-Corhan. Schai-
Ter. Crawford ~. Lord. stolen bases-Bush.
Lord, Cobb. Left on bnsra--l' ncago %; ne.
troit. 6. lllts-OH LnnSc. in innings: or
Baker. In I Innings. First base on balls--
on Lnngc. 6; off coving ton. /; off Baker, /.
Struct out, LanSe. s; by covingtpn, g.
lit by piteher-By Lange. tIoncs)t BY
Covington. collins, Bakcr).l Passed ball.
StanaEe. Time OF game. / ~. Uinpircs. FER
rine and Sheridan -
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DISAPPEARS FROM pRIsToI,.
Bookkccper aIiHsing Cor Whom There
Is5n Warrant for Bignmy.

booHkccpcra hiHstnE Tor Whom There
.i Is a Warrant for Bignmy.
Bristol. Va. May 3.-Charlcs p.
Rock, bookkccper for a big lumber con-
Germ here, has suddenly disappeared,
as the result OF Information that he
was about to be arrested for biGamy.
The warrant for his arrest sent here
from WillfamspoTt, Pa, charges that
he deserted wife and n young son
there. Afler coming South lie married
q young woman Mt I.cSington, Ky. and
son was born 10 this marriage Rock
Departed from here ahead OF wife No
2. At their boarding house tho impress
sion fs that Rock went 10 Louisiana,
while Mrs. Rock and the little boy ven
to relatives in Lexington Ky. Rock
made himself pranlinent socially, here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
YOUNG PITCHERS
AT THEIR BEST I.
Pittsburg Nationals Defeat St.
Louis by Score.ol
4 to
HITS PUNCHED in THE THIRD.
After First Visitors Never Get
Player as Far as Third
Base.
HITS PUNCHED in THE THIRD

Pittsburg, Pa, May s.-pittsourg to :
day defeated St. Louis by punching
four hits in the third inning and got
ting big hits in tho fourth, and sixth.
st. Louis made n good start by getting
scoring two. runs, After that not one
OF It's players got as far MS third base.
Both yNung pitchers were at their best.
Score:
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.Tohnaon win. Own Cnmc

Specialize The Times Dispa tchl
4 SuHolk..Na., May Sin pretty con :
lest this afternoon, Portsmouth beat
suffolk, TO .. Johnson, the Ports
mouth pitcher, won his own game, With
two hits and two OF the three runs
Score by innings. RI. II. II.
Portsmouth ... 001ol00o1-3 & 2
Suffolk ........ 0 600 % .
rics--Johnson and Cote; She
han and slesnick. Umplrc, Hcnnegar.
Other games not played-rain.
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RAIN INTERRUPTS GAME

New York, May S-Rain to- day In
tcrrupted the game between the Bos-
ton and New York Americans while the
seventh Inning was In progress. the
visitors then being In the lead, 4 to 0.
Wood. for the second time In tho series
shut tho home team out The locals
helded poorly behind Caldwell. who was
wild. The score:
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Game Posfpuned

Especial to The Times. Dispatchl
Raleigh, y, C.. May S.-'The Wash
ington and Lee and y. and NJ. base
ball game was postponed to-day ON
account Of rain. The game probably
will be played here to-morrow Or
Wed n esdaY. ~. -
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Pittsburg Observation-Disclosures O 1 q 81
81. Lons........ .........-.......e 5000 o Q o.?
summary: Runt-Leach. Clarke. Hunter
Gibson. Ellis. Konctchy. Two base hits
Hunter. Wilson. Gibson. Rrcsnahan. Steel
Ihree.bnse hits-Eliis. Evans. Sacrifice hits
Clarke Wilson. Sacrifice ny-S{owrey
stolen bnse-konctchy Double play-iibson
20 Washer. FRS, base on hails-On steele, L;
OH Steel, ?. Struck out-By Steele, 8: by
Steel. g. Left OH bases-Pittsburg = ST.
Louis. First base errors--pittsbure. a
ST Louis. 1. Time of game. LII. Umplres
o DAY and Brennan.
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HITS MAN At BAT
AND LOSES NERVE
Lange Forced to Retire From
Box After Detroit Gets
Lead.
GAME FINISHED E BY BAKER ;:F'
longs Knocked Unconscious by.
Pitched Ball and Carried
OFF Field.
GAME FINISHED BY BAKER

Chicago III, May s.-Detro't defeat
ed Chicago to-day S to .. Jones was
hit In the head by a pitched ball and
made unconscious. lie VAS carried OH
the field. Lange. who was pitching
splendid ball up to this time. lost his
nerve and had 10 retire In favor OF
Baker The latter could not stop tho
visitors. Score: r,
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Entries for Tuesdnr.

First race--malden two-yea-. o,os
lour and one half iiirlongs --Littlc En-
= Asathe. Elton Blue. sencgambian
Eailyinorc. Cherry SEED. los. First AID
, ,snne noe Little Pal chocorua.
fa) Tipsanc, ITO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09

Bristol Va. May S-rhc fans were
disappointed in tho showing made by
the Wytheville team, in the opening
game OF three In the Appalachian
League here to-day. Tho score was 10
to O. in favor Of the home team.
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QunlIflcatIon. In Cl,nncer,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN Chnnrery. al
Pochhontns Dnnntng on qualified Yesterday
IN The chancery Court as .ndmInIstrn tor Of
Jpseph >. Huntington. The estate is valued
AZ $5.Dc0.
Annie Belle DAVIS qualified an iadn,inistra Z.
NIX OF the estate or Councilman Charles
ir,c" Davis The cstntn IL small.
Hartford 81 Suchois Qualified ms Rdmins-
traitor OF Ellen S. Jordon. The estate IS
ANAL, 1fti .ft,fs ~ a. SO SCI uatilf3
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Boston.
Totals ...a.H 2 10 ? Totals
sBattsd Cor Deviin in ninih

score hy innInsa: r.
Roston Observation-Disclosures o o S o % 50
New FORK Observation-Disclosures OoOoO0n--i
SUMMARY; Riin.-Clarkc, Hcrzog. Butler.
1nEerton la>. Devore. DOYLE Murray. Nor,
kl@. Two-base hits Doyle ~. Ingcrton and
Miller. Home rnn-InscrtoH. Sacrifice fy-
snoderass. Stolen hases-Devorc. Murray
90, Deyiin Double play-Raridcn 10 Ing
erton. Left on hases--Boston. 3. New YORK
y. FirEt baEe on balls-Of Pfener. 2: off
RAYMOND. First base IN crrors-Ncw
York. : Struck ou,-By Pfcffrr. $; b.. RAY
mond. T. Wild pitch-Pfeffer. Time OF game.
2:o5. Cmplrss. kiem and DOVE.
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ta1 Flynn entry.
tb)Pritchard cn,ry.
fc1fTiIdrsfh .nt,.y.

-, 'tt'ITETI tNIFE. NJ
hird race--ifrce- year old. f,Il,1a
VIZ ana onc-half furiongsL StiIly
Slsht, Acina. 10; Fair MISE. Boupcer
ininnss'k'nei'n. Smyrk. Nightfaii. Lean,
Fourth race--Glenrorc atecplecha.e
hunters, Two miles and "a 4uarter-Ad
,1.'i ~; Cold Plate i5s; Hercn.
io,s. Mystic Light, i5i. indoia III
iAt I.i i5l; Banner. 30
I'M, IN raGife.TT-tw".year- oids four and
halI iufionss tajTacilcs. faiijra..
net, Moisnnt Turbine, F,i,ntb", ~
.hoNhrook, tblLit,1e Pal, ItbJiiaI,oajr
''eagoola' Co "ysndot. ITO. n
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Philadelphia.
Brooklyn.
To,als lao se4ll1 Totals Ia !:
; hy innings:

Brooklyn ....,oooOo000o-o
Philadelphia ..,,........l.....3 0 n O. o o .-5
summary: Ruus-ritus Lobert. SIagee.
fasker;, Luderus 1wo-basc hits-Dooin tal.
Titus Homo run-Luderus. Sacrifice hits
llnabe, Doom. Double play--Daubert 10 Too
ley to Daubert. Left on scs-Brookiyn. .:
Philadelphia, 5. First base OF balls-On
Bell. L, OF Alexander, B. First base on err
ror-Brooklyn. J. Struck out--By Bell. >: by
Alexander Passed bull-Dooin. Time or
game, las. Umpircs. Eason and Johnstone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
BREAKS LOSING STREAK

81. Louis. Mo. May s.-Thc local team
broke It's losing streak to-day. defeat
ms Cleveland { to .. IN the four times
Hoffman came 10 the plate he walked
three times and was hit by pitched
ball. Score: .fiE
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WHERE THEY
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston
st. Louis at Brooklyn
rhe Riehmond Amateur no..u

The Richmond Amateur Baseball
Commission VIII meet Wednesday
pose OF discussing and hearing EVIL
night nj $3.50 o'clock In the Offices
ofFIhe rimes-Dispatch for the pur-
dence In prstcstcd games. IL ur-
gently requested thnt all members
or the commission, including the
from the East End
ana west End Leagues, he present.
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.Batted for Connors in eighth.

'7VUTN ny IHUInEs; II.
Richmond ..I on0310l O 0--5
summary: Rnns-Shauchnessy (2)
tarGln ta>, Holland, Jenkins. Wallace
ca. EEan. Maths. Cowan Two Ia Sc
hits--Mattis. ,rhree-base liits-Mattis.
lIome runs-Gnrdin. stolen bases
Wallace Struck out-BS Efird. 4 by
Nerbout, .. Base on balls--Off Pritch-
ard. / Off I:fird. L, off verbout. o;Hoff
Pierce. L. Left on bascs-R onnoke, 8 :;
Richmond, 5. Innings pitched -Pritch
ard. : is: I2fird. rs: Nerhout : Ia:
Pierce, rs. Time-l:i5. Umpire
Connolly. Attendance-5o0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
BROOKLYN SHUT OUT

Philadelphia, Pa, May S.-Brooklyn
was shut out here to-day . to o. Alex
nnder held the visitors to three hits
and famed nine batsmen, Wheat being
n victim three times. Snore:
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st. IouI,
rolals - 5 = "a n Tolals

Cleveland ................,....6 6hi3coool-2
st. Louis. Observation-Disclosures e0oao0l -
Summary: Runs-OIson fe), Shotton, Aus
tin tcl. Wallace Two base thtt-Stcphens
Three base nlt-Austln. Sacrifice hit-Meloan.
Double plays-Stcphens 10 Laportc: Knapp
10 GirigEs 10 Stovall; stephens to Austin.
Stolen bases-Meloan. Hoffman. Left on
basesSt Louis, ); Cleveland l. First base
on ba lls-On Lake. 81 off Knapp, (. Struck
out-Ry Lake. G, by Krapp.4. Hit by pitch
cr-By Knapp, tHofman). Timn OF game,
40. Empires. Dinecn and O'Loughln.
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Observation-Disclosures

~ chatttanoosa-c Chattanooga, 16i
Atlanta. G.
st NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S; Memphis.
bile, Z.
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(aDBelrnont entry.

Second ace---three-yea Oil. go
SIX furionss "a )Alontcalm ,6I. TX
"a psize. 1o2; Wnlclarc. no. 'Rnsy
c,Shannon. tb)vreeland, nigh n ri..
vhte. los; th)Speelbound. ljs. lin
Basey. rs; fc)Fitz Herbert 1te. Va
. -, 90; pr Holzberr. 100 Al ned,
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EASTERN LEAGUE

At Toronto: Providence, o; Toron-
to. :.
~ Rochester: Jersey CITY. 4; Ro-
chester. g.
At Buffalo: Baltimore, 3; Buffalo,
telcvcn Innings. nj
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New York.
IInstOn.

tGainc called on account OF ran.1 li
summary: ltuns-I. Gardner Sneaker
Lewis. ferkes. Sacrifice hlts--t Gardner
Speaker. Lewis. Ensie. Stolen hasc-Chase
LEFT on bases Boaton. 10: New York. l.
First base on nrrors-Roston. 2: New York.
l.. First base on balls-on caldwell. 6; on
Wood = Struck out-By Caldwell. 81 by
Wool, 2 Hit hy pi,rheE-By Wood. / tDan-
felsl. Passed hali--3laIr. Time Of game
l:23 timpircs. Esan and Evans.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

Al Greensboro Ghcenshoro-Andcr-
son; postponed; rain.
4 at spartanburg: Winston Salem, Il;
Spartapburg. ..
: At Charlotte: Charlotte o. Green
willie, II.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

AZ Albany: Albany. S; Charleston. ].
q NJ Columbus: Columbus, i; Column
bia, 3.
\, Jacksonville: Jacksonville, 6! Au.
Susta, s.
~ savannah: Savannah, 3; Macon. Il
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ca Belmont entry.
Qb)niiGrcth cntr?
tc1 Hitchcock cntry

ono ~ ,il f,' Eears'pldA aad VI.
~ ns".5 Ics--Clerlah.
LIGHTS. 81; Bang. Zoe; Tncas (,hi.t fyf.
'i,npervisor- Jnn Kenyon. Boundef al.
-I 10. MADDEN. III: iedisrec. ios.
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AMERICAN
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
7 PLAY TO-DAY

New York at Detroit
Boston at Cleveland
Other games not scheduled
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Underwater LEAGUE
STANDING of the Guns! !

Where They Play To-day.
Portsmouth at Suffolk
Elizabeth City ut Old Point.
Newport News at Norfolk
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Ennr FOR nrlntoi.

~ ST. Paul Minneapolis. 3; St Paul.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, 81 Roanoke, G.
: observation-disclosures, rnin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., rnin.

STANDING OF the cLUDs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-17
Clearing Prices All Our Furs
Now Half Price

ChiIdren'S 81 Sweaters now on sale for
35C, 39C and 49c; Ladies' slightly SoIed
shirt waists, values 81, $1.25, now 39c;
Girls $3.50 Dresses $1.39; Ladies So
new Dress Skirts now S3.75; $3.50 Mer-
cerized black PettiCoatS 75C.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-17

Mems 85C Leather Gloves,
now 49C
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-17

Better Sweaters at the same
low prices,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-17

Mems S1,25 Sweaters, now
only - ACC
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-17
200-yard spool Cotton stand
ard quality, now - | 1-2C
Sans Silk, Ball ---------2 &c
Ladies 10c HandkerChiefS Sc
Outing Flannel Gowns now
35C, 49C and up

Ladies 39C Heavy FIeeCed
winter underwear noW25c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-17

Mems S1,75 Blue Flannel
0yerShirtS, now 1890 98C
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-09-29
STATE HAPPENINGS
RECORDED IN BRIEF
NEWS ITEMa FROM ALL OVER
INDIANA.
ELECTRIC SHOCK KILLS TWO
Fred Brown and John Farley While
st Work Of Elkhart, Come In
Contact With High
Power Wire.

Elkhart, Sept. lo.-Fred Brown or
Mlshawaka and John Farley OF Toledo
were electrocuted while working on
q pile driver set on a scow In 81. Jo-
seph river, when the steel cable OF
the pile driver came in contact with
a power wire carrying $4,000 volts.
AT first Brown was shocked by the
current from the hemp rope used FOR
mooring. and Farley ran TO his res
cue. He seized Brown with one hand.
and while he undertook 10 steady him.
sell with the other hand he grasped
the charged steel cable. The connec-
ton thus formed killed both instantly
The electric light service OF the en-
tire city was shut of for ten minutes
while the bodies OF the men were be-
ing recovered. James Spencer. the en-
gineer OF the pile driver, was slightly
injured by electricity and a number
OF other workmen were endangered.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-09-29
Football Ia Opposed.

South Bend. Sept 19.-After having
won their fight with the faculty OF the
South Bend high school and secured
permission 10 play out a football
schedule this fall. the local eleven
may have TO disband because OF the
agitation against the game which has
swept over northern Indiana. The
latest high school 10 place the game
under the ban Is Wayne. Information
received from that city is that there
will be no eleven there this year.
Nishawaka, Elkhart. Laporte. Ply
mouth and Michigan City are also ex-
pected 70 be without elevens this sea-
son