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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-25
NJ SURE s SCHOOL
| BEATS FORK UNION

FORK UNION, VA. April a5.-
Fork Union Academy was easy for
McGuire's School of Richmond here
Monday. being defeated / to 2.
The home team scored in the eighth.
With two men down and one man en-
base. Bailey nailed n scoreher down
the third base line, which got BY the
outfielder. and he scored home run.
Outside of this hit. Fork Union
was entirely at the mercy OF Hulchsr.
the crack pitcher for McGuire's,r lie
pitched "a beautiful game, allowing tha
cadets only four hits, and striking out
nine men Besides his pitching, HUI
cher got three hits, one of which was
two-bagger. and scored two runs.
Carneal was easy for the visitors,
who hit him almost at will. Berger
was substituted in the seventh and
stopped the scoring for the rest OF
the game.
For McGuire's Paschali. Smith,
Stearns, Huleher and Miller played
fine ball. while ". Lewis. Bailey. *
Lewis and Berger did the best work
for Fork Union. The score:
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Colts Play in Petersburg College Plays Carolina A &M
RICHMOND ABOUT DUE FOR ANOTHER
VICTORY ON PETERSBURG GROUNDS

was present. This Ia what we are told
about it over the wires:
Tire FIRST bail WAS tossed by Mayor
Wooding. Danvilie took the lead in
the early stages OF the game, when
one champion crossed the rubber. but
in the next inning Lynchburg scored,
owing to an error by Smith In right
field which prevented the champions
from scoring "a shutout victory. From
then on both teams had chances to
score, but splendid fielding prevented
II tally until the fatal eleventh. when
Lynchhurg pushed two men across
and won the game"
In another place you will see the
box score.
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DETROIT TEAM CONTINUES TO GO
ALONG IN FINE sTYLE,
WINNING NICELY,
GIANTS IN HARD LUCK
THEY LOSE TO PHILLIEs, PIRATES
LOSE, CUBS LOSE, SOX LOSE
"
JOHNSON ALSO LOSES.
Notes From the Games.

Notes From the Games
Unless Pitcher Walter john
son braces up soon, the Washing
ton club win likely wish that 1t
had let him remain a holdout.
Plank has won the only two
games credited to the Athletics.
Tho Cubs arc starting out In an
notwithstanding way by letting
their opponents win the opening
game Of the series.
Detroit had q horse shoe VIE
tory over the Browns, being out
battcd 10 to 4, but winning by n
triple play In the ninth. after St.
Louis had batted I'm four runs.
Walter johnson Is not at his
best unless Street Is catching him.
Ainsmith's attempts Monday to
hold Johnson's delivery were both
ludicrOls and tragic.
Eddie Collins has collected SIX
hits In the last two games.
Clcveland's lineup Monday had
a pretzel finish in Knaupp and
Knapp.
Pitcher Rowan, of tho Quaksrs rs,
repeated against the Giants.
which must he delightful news TO
Clark Griffith, who turned the big
fellow adI1ft.
Becker and SchIei turned out
TO be finch liters instead of
pinch httteI>s for the Giants in an
attempted ninth inning rally.
Manager Mctsrnw admits that
Manager Doom has q certain ar
ticle belonging to him, said ar
ticlc being large sized Angora.
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JOHN MARSHALL HIGH
TO PLAY ACADEMY

John Marshall High School and
Richmond Academy will play again,
Tuesday afternoon, in Byrd Park.
This is the second championship
game between the two teams, and al
though High School took the first
game. the Academy say they'll show
'em how to come back" this time.
Bass or Gentry win pitch for High
School. while Hoover will be at the
receiving end
Moulton will deliver the goods for
the Academy. and Nettles win catch.
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BROOKLYN. \. Y, April IS
Brooklyn outhit Boston. but was beat
en-. 3 to 0, through the wildness OF
the pitchers, The visitors first run
was forced over the plate in the Sew
enth by Schardt. who passed three
men In a row. after Goode had SIN
gled. Ryan relieved him immediate
ly. and did well until the ninth, when
an error by Tooley, a batter hit, a
sacrifice and an out scored two more.
There was not a strike-out in the
game.
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TIGERS Have Luck

DETROIT, MICH. April 70
Baseball luck favored Detroit. and
St Louis. after an exciting rally In
the ninth. was defeated, to ..
unique play. occurring In the eighth,
lessened St. Louis chances, of victory.
With Austin on second, Murray on
first and nobody OUT, Laporte lifted
an infleld ~, which Moriarfty drop
ped Austin and Murray. apparently
confused, left their bases, and Mort
arity threw the ball to Bush, who re-
tired both men. unassisted. Hamilton
pitched for the Browns, Lively for the
Tigers.
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National League

In the National League the Phiilies
continue to sail along In front. and
the much touted Giants are still hit
ting like pygmies Rowan, one OF the
pitchers Mr.. Doom got in the Gin
cinnati deal, was In the box for the
Quakers, and held the Giants safe III
splendid style. Griffith evidently
thinks he vas done by Doom.
The Tenney Terriers are barking
at a great rate. They trimmed the
superbas, Pitcher Pfeffer scoring q
shutout In fact 1t was a great deal
for the east-ofYs, Il Rowan and
Burns, who pitched for the Reds, be
so regarded Burns beat the Cubs
nicely. Poor old Pittsburg Pirates
were beaten after an eleven inning
tussle BY the Cardinals. Bresnahan's
team is going In good style. Liefield
was the loser this trip.
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stage GIVES HIS MEN
THEIR FINAL WORKOUT

CHICAGO. ILLS, April 25.-Coach
stagg. of Chicago. Tuesday began to
wind up the training of his athletes
for the big meet in Philadelphia next
Saturday. The members of the
Maroon Squads were given gruelling
workout Davenport, Menaul. Straube
and Skinner. who are expected to win
most OF the points for Chicago UNI
versity, coming in for hardest knockA
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panviIie.

eCoEgins cut for interference.
~"Batted for Brady IN eleventh.
Score by innings. II.
Danviiie ....,....0 0 0 0 20 V--~l
LNnchbure ........0 0 0 % 0 Q 20
summary Runs Heating, ilowedell
(a1. Schrader. Stolen bases Rye.
Goggins. Heating. Howedell, Two
base hits -Schrader, Mcdonnell. Wells.
Morrison Three base hits Howe
dell First base on errors-Lynchburg
3; Dauvilie l. Left on bases--l4ynch-
burg. 10. Danville, 4. Base on balls
BY Brady, tHrooks keating}. by
ha Broe4ls. ! Irwin}4s STRUCK oat--~RN
Brady, s. by Brooks 4 Hit hy pitch
ed bali-By Brady (HowedelD. Balk
-f}rooks Time of game, / 80. I'm
pires Cook and Nugent. Attendance,
1,s50.
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York lost the game here, 10 l.
Philadelphta's victory was due to
their punching hits in the first and
third innings. while Titus made a
New York's hits scattered except in
one inning. Moore. of the home team,
threatened to attack Manager Nc
Draw, Of New York, for remarks adj
dressed to him while coaching. but
Umpire Eason Intercepted Moore in
time to prevent blows from being
struck. Moore was ordered to the
clubhouse.
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The Athletics seem to have struck
their stride. The game against Bos-
ton Monday was something like their
real form, Collins got three hits;
Davis two, and Murphy was there
with couple. McInnes Is playing
short for the champions. but Barry
will be back in line as soon as Con-
ME Mack thinks he Is At again. Plank
shows that he Is by no means back
lumber. He outpitcher karger, and
Karger was a star last season among
the port paws
Walter Johnson got his again and
Washington is sorrowful. Detrois
won from St. Louis mainly through
luck. and is still at the head OF the
procession. Cleveland beat the Sox
! The Maps appear to have a pretty
fair team. Knapp, 81 new pitcher
WAS on the mound Tor Cleveland and
showed class. Callahan, the veteran
outfelder. continues TO hit the ball
for the Sex. He got two bingles Mon
day.
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SEVEN AMERICAN
HORSES IN RACE
NOTED OWNERS WILL TRY FOR
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
FIRST ENGLISH CLASSIC.

LONDON. April 25,--Seven Ameri-
can horses viii likely start in the race
for the two thousand guineas, first of
the turf classics, which will be run
at New Market Wednesday. They
are Harry payna N1i.tss~s's MI >si0iI,
John f.. Madden's The Spy, James r..
Keene's Runnymead. Richard Crok-
er's Clonbern. Charles CAROLS Night
Rider and Crimson Rambler and Au-
gust Belmont's Belfry.
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LAZARUS WINS TITLE
FROM TOM HUESTON

NEW YORK, April 25.--After play
that lasted twelve hours, twenty five
minutes for each man lat the table,
Tom Hueston, former worlds cham
pion ree-eushion bilIiardist, was de-
feated by Sam Lazarus. of Pittsburg
lazarus won i1r the S5Ttfl inning uy
a score of 500 to 495. Play was fin
ished, about Q O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing
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Totals


MeGuire's - % } q ) 3 o oil
Fork. Union o 0 0 0 o o = e. .
Summary: Two-hase hits-~snith
Hulche-. Miller. Home run Bailey.
Stolen bases ffulcher. Carroll, NIL
Ter Bailey Bases en balis-off Car
neal 2; of Huleher, / Hit by pitch
ed ball--Stearns. Strut< out--hv
Hulcher. .; by Carneal. .: by Rerrer
. Wild pitches--Carneal Rerger
Fine of game. t:f5. Umpire. MIR.
Thomas
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WELLS BEATS HAGUE
FOR BRITISH TITLE

LONDON pfil 2s,~-~I Ian T&ae4Ye feeis'
much the worse for wear following the
whipping given him BY Rombardier
Wells in their bout Monday night.
Wells knocked ont HIS opponent In
the sixth round after making a chop
ping block of him. THE contest was
for the English heavyweight cham
pionzhip.
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4 Rround Trip
SWEDISH RUNNER NO
MATCH FOR SCHRUBB

NEW YORK. April a5-That Gusta
Ljungstrom is a long ways from be-
ing a top-notch long distance run
ner Is the opinion of those who saw
Alfred Shrubb. the English runner.
pun away from the Swede In their
ten mile race Monday night Jung
strom didn't have a look In.
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NEW YORK. April 26.--The High
landers hit walter Johnson freely and
took a loosely played but exciting
game from Washington by a score Of
8 to 3. Lynch and Wilkinson, play
ers from California. reported to Man
ager Chase Quinn pitched for New
York.
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Hanlnslen Sidney
Totals

the score by innings: X.
Richmond College % o. 0 0 0 0 0 -
Hampden- Sidney % 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 90
Summary: TWo-b base hit-Beale.
Stolen base--Beaie. Double plays
Hostrander to Frye to Cham bliss; At
kinson to Hostrander to Cham bliss
First base on balls--ofr Baldwin, /.
Left on hases--Richmond College, /.
Hits--off Baldwin. o.: of Lewis, s.
Struck out--by Baldwin, s.: by Lewis,
9. Time of game, 1918. Umpire. Mr..
Richardson.
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CINCINNATI, April e5,-A batting
rally In the eighth inning, consisting
Of four singles, after Pfeister had
walked a man, gave Cincinnati four
runs and allowed them to defeat Chi
cago, 7 to 4. Burns pitched for the
Reds
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Take First Game Handiy Through Nice Pitching of Bake
and Hitting at Proper Perod-Mattis Makes Home Run
to Joy of Royal Rooers-Roanoke and
Lynehburg Win

plays at second base---weil, this Mar
tin, he flies out To Wallace. Barker
tried 20 get Spencer of second and
made q poor chuck. Martin going to
third. Then Manager Heins Busch
uncorked a two bagger and it was
all off
Nice game as the box score will
show
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Cleveland Ia Winner

CHICAGO, April 25.-Opportune
hitting. coupled with bases on balls
and errors, gave Cleveland the game
by score Of s to 2. Knapp and
LANCE were the opposing pitchers.
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fllGHtUOHC v " h v " " " 4
Petersburg ..,...0 o o o 90 0--1
summary; Two-base hits-Busch.
Sacrifice hits Baker. Home runs
MATHS. Stolen hases~-Spencer.
Double playN--Mattis TO Egan to Mar
tin. Bases on halls--of Hamilton, 2.
Left on bases-~Richmond. 2. Peters
burg, !. HIT BY pitched balls--Mar-
tin. struck out-~by Barker. 8
(Devers, Heating. Spencer. Busch.
keliher f2); by Hamilton. 3 tMeCabe
z. Coven). Wild pitches-Ha milton.
Time of game--two hours. Umpires,
Leary and Eekman. Attendance. 81
500
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DESHLER AND NELSON
BOUT is A DRAW

NEW YORK. April 25.--Those who
witnesses the ten round go between
Dave Deshler and Fighting Dick
Nelson Mo nday night are convinced
that they would have to so far to find
tive Welters who are better matched,
The affair was Il draw
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Cardinals Beat Pirates

ST. LOUIS, April "a single. a
sacrifice and an error in the eleventh
inning enabled 81. Louis to defeat
fittsourg In the opening game Of
the series, 6 to 3. konetchy and
Leach hit for honSA runs.
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Ry JAY LEWIS,

Now fer the second game Rgainst
those Petersburg Pirates!
We wen the FIRST ono Monday.
AIR. Barker did the pitching
No doubt you guessed thai when
you heard that the Richmond boys
had won.
BARKER is certainly "a star performer
for youngstar. He is modest
voung man too lie doesn't think he
knows II all. and trusts a great deal
10 the men back of him, Also, he
trusts considerable to his catcher.
Barker does we'll TO do this when
he has a levei-h eaded man like Man
ager sullivan facing him IN wind pad
and mask
sullivan is about as long headed a
man as there is IN the league when IL
comes to playing the good old game,
He has shown this every time up.
lie even held Pierce In hama when
that wild man from Borneo was try
ing 10 put the ball anywhere but over
the plate, Still. as Mr.. Pierce has
considerable pitching goods in his va
lise. the fans won't he too hard on
him.
Pierce May Pitch.
Pierce will probably go after Tues
days game. and IL he VIII only re-
member that he has eight more men
to help him win, he Will come home
with a game 70 his credit. just as
sure as flowers bloom all the year
around
Pierce has quite repertoire as "A
pitcher. He has curves, speed and 1t
splitter that is certainly vicious enough
10 break the heart of q catcher, not
10 mention "a star batter. Let us trust
that he will he there with the old moo
die. - MIR, Cewan go beautifully says,
when ne goes ON The mound this Tues
day. That is providing that he
pitches and not Mr. Nerbout, or Afr
Ward. or Mr.. Lothrop. or Young Mr.
Boyce. In any case the same petit
ton is offered to the nine gods Of
baseball.
Hut TO get back 10 that game Of
Monday.
Bows Hit the Ball,
Our boys Won because they hill the
ball when hits meant runs, AS YOU
may notice, We say our team when
thu team wins When it loses it is
only that bunch that Mr., BRADLEY
hires" or, the sullivan outfit. or
something else not quite so mics. But
when the good OLD team wins il Ger
tainly Is "our team" And is so re-
corded.
Here is how we got that first run.
sullivan went out, Heating TO keliher.
Then pitcher Barker trotted To FIRST
on four bad ones Mr.. Baker tried to
do q nov-l- law me down blunt and
did II SO we'll that Ne arrived safe AT
the first sack while Barker went to
second. Barker kept right on and
came home when Baker took advan-
tage of the Wild work and was hit
by the ball. Baker got to third on
I3amiltones poor chutk. bit that il as
far as he got for Wallace lined TO
Martin and McCabe failed 10 connect
Hamilton l. Hit
In. the eighth Mr.. Hamilton got
hls'n. Covan hit to left. Sullivan did
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-25
Athletics in Form,

BOSTON, April 75.---In a heavy
smuggling match. Philadelphia struck
winning form, defeating Boston to
/. The local team barely escaped q
shutout
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Summary; Runs--Wilkerson, Shaugh~
messy, Holland Dobson, SChwarZ,
Shields, Anderson t2), Babh t2), Staub,
Black. Two-hase hits--Law Sacri
fee its--Shaughnessy ca. Home
runs--Ciardin. Stolen bases-~Ander-
son. Shaughnessy, Base on balls-Off
Poole .. off Cefalu, 2. Struck out
BY Cefalu. Z; by Poole. .. Time OF
game -2 hours. Umpires-Hendersou
/ and Connolly.
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Standing of the Clubs.


Richmond at Petersburg
t.nChburg 1T banville
Norfolk at Roanoke.
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Results Monday,

Richmond, 4. Petersburg, !.
L.nchhurg }: Danvile. ] telsVen
Innings.
Norfolk, 6; Roanoke, -.
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Norfolk Team Loses,

AS the Norfolk club lost to the Roa-
noke Tigers. the Richmond team, you
VIII notice. ia at the head of the list
and with nice clean slate. To be
sure. Danville and Petersburg also
have clean states, but on the wrong
side. Hut speaking of the game be-
tween the Tars and the Tigers,
Poole, who pitched for the Tars,
was hill safely fourteen times. The
Tigers. in fact. pooled their hits, Also
they pooled their errors. making nine.
AS the Tars did the same, adding five
counts to this important column, you
can figure that the game WAS some
exasperating and irving TO the nerves
OF the spectators. 1t WAS very inter-
esting TO Richmond fans, however.
The news from Roanoke Is that Cefalu
pitched a very nice game. He did. to
the entire satisfaction OF the Rich
rnnrd. fapz
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Iynchburr ia Winner

I.ynchburg came across with an
other victory beating Danvilie, on the
latter's grounds. to !. Looks a. Sc
they had a right proper team at the
shoe city, In spite OF early reports.
The Danvile team kept them work
ing eleven innings, and II was rather
tough to lose the first game on the
home grounds, especially a. the mayor
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Won in the Ascond.

Both of Richmond runs came in
the second Inning. Clark got TO -Sst
on tumble. Besle hit hot one
at Lewis, who threw Wildly to second
and both runners Were safe. Baldwin
hit tn short field who threw the ball
to third but the third haseman drop
ped ii and all three We're safe. Taylor
drove one at Hostrander. who was
playing in close and ha shot il home
in time to cut off Clark and then
Catcher Fry flung 10 first in time to
Eet the fast Taylor. Pretty work,
but two men were still on and one TO
go cut. Captain GIN was the next
man up and no was equal to his task.
His hit brought both men home. Then
Guy flew out to right. Two runs were
enough to win, however. for the
HanpdenSidney boys could not get
the ball outside the diamond. Bald
win certainly pitcher grand game.
The score.
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AMERICAN.

Washington. 3: New York. 3.
Philadelphia. s; Boston, j.
st. Louis. 6: Detroit, z.
Cleveland, s; Chicago. 2.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC
LEAGUE RESULTS

Al Albany: Albany, S: Macon, s.
At Columbus; Columbus. z: Jack
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PhiIlies Beat Giants.
PHILADELPHIA, april 25.-New
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COLLEGE TACKLES
A. & NJ. STAlWARTS
HOME Roys EXPECT To WIN AFTER
GREAT SHOWING AGAINST
HAMrDE>-sIDNEY.
BALDWIN IS THE HERO
HOLDS GARNET AND GRAY TEAM
SAFE WHILE RED AND BILE
BOYS bat IN TWO
IS THE HERO

Those gentle Farmers from the
North Carolina Agricultural and Me-
chanical College will be seen in action
against the Richmond College boys
in Broad Street Park Tuesday after
noon, The great Robertson, regard
ed by many as the best college pitcher
In the South, will be sent against
the Richmond boys. He Will be oppos-
ed by young Wiley. who showed good
form against the Richmond Virginia
League team and who has said to
have improved vastly under the coach
ing OF MIR. Long.
The rest of the home team viii be
the same that downed HampdenSid
ney so handily Monday,
The team that the North Carolina
men will place in the field will be
made up of the following players.
Farmer. whose hand is nearly we'll
from the injury received In the Rich
mond College game ten days ago;
Brown. Williams. Hartsell. Robertson,
Speer. Seifert. Stafford, Patton, Lee
Grand, Freeman, Tucker. Page, Coach
Thompson, and Alumni Representa-
tive r. H. Merritt. Page, a promising
Scrub will take Ross place In left
field as Ross Is unable to make the
trip OH account of the nearness Of
senior examinations Manager o. M.
Sigmon will not be with the team
either
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Hanapdcn- Sidney Beaten.

Richmond College was beaten by
the Farmer boys on the trip South
Of the Red and Blue boys. but they
are confident that Tuesday will tell
a different story. Their game against
Hampden sidney warrants all sort of
confidence. The Garnet and Gray
boys were beaten from the call of
play.
only twenty seven men faced Bald
win and that alone tolls the story. A
team cans win unless runs can be
scored ana Hsmpden- Sidney could not
SCORE against the magnificent hurting
of the Richmond boy.
Lewis, too, pitched impressively. but
he was not 40 good ia the piuches as
Baldwin. He was backed up in great
style By his team patps
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ATHLETICS STRIKE THEIR STRIDE,
SHOWING FORMER BATTING FORM
RESULTS OF MONDAY
NATIONAL,

Boston, 3; Brooklyn, o.
Now York, l.: Philadelphia, 4.
Chicago, 4 Cincinnati, 4.
Pittsburg. 8; St Louis, eleven
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS


Chicago at Cincinnati.
Boston at New York.
Pittsburg at St Louis
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
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In the eighth MT. Hamilton got
hisn. Covan hit to left. Sullivan did
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Will convene
AT JAMESTOWN
NORTH DAKOTA LUMBER DEAL.
ERs WILL ASSEMBLE NEXT
WEEK.

Jamestown, NJ D., May 25.--The
third annual convention of the North
Dakota Retail Lumbermen's associa-
ton will be held at Jamestown, We'd
nesday, May 81, and extensive plans
for the entertainment Of the visiting
lumbermen were formulated at meet
ing of the executive committee of the
jamestown Commercial club held at
the city hall Tuesday evening.
About 100 dealers and statesmen are
expected to attend. The convention Is
in charge of George Lutz Of James
town, president OF the association. w.
F. Stiehm Of Drake is vice president
and P. o. Hall of Minot. secretary and
treasurer.
The convention will be called to
order at 10 o'clock, May 81 in the city
hall and the programme will include
a paper by Mr.. Samuels of Martin, on
What Enters into Consideration In
Computing the Cost Of Running a Re-
tail Lumber Yard. Dean Tayor of the
jamestown college, who Is specialist
on political economy. will speak on
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ROSSEN WAS
FOUND GUILTY
FOURTH CONVICTION FOR VIOLA.
TON or PROHIBITION LAW
AT BISMARCK.

Bismarck, N. D.. May 25.--The case
of the state VS.. Claude Rossen, who
was charged with keeping and main
tanning public nuisance, was brought
to a close. The jury was out only a
little over an hour and returned a
verdict that the defendant was found
guilty as charged in the complaint.
This is the fourth conviction at the
present term of court for alleged vio-
lators of the state prohibition law
There are fifteen more cases pending.
The case of the state versus Joseph
Higgins and James Hedmark, who are
charged with keeping and maintain
Ing a public nuisance was the next
on the docket after the Rossen case
went to the jury. Attorneys F. H
Register and Philbrick appeared for
the defense, and States Attorney
Smith and Assistant f. Il. McCurdy
represented the state. The balance
OF the afternoon was spent in securing
the jury. The case is stiIl being heard
there being large number of wit
nesses called by both sides.