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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
slmerifaniid)e sylptteuoffi5iere.
80 a rieill eS, 13. Nob.

Gie 0ffi3iere oes bier am sonntag
pon Iripolis angelangten anterifani=
iben Danpfers rgbeiter" iino ale
ser Mniibt, sob Sen glnSlanoern auf
sem 5dyllplabe oes tiirfiidtitalieni=
i1en &rieges feine @efabr orobt.
&onunanoer 1eder miro e1nen amt=
li6en @eri6t iiber oie Sage Elm 9rtpo-
lis na6 @albington ienoen. Die 0f-
fi5iere 6es rGbeiter" iagen, 6aB mab-
reno ibres Mufentbaltes in Gripolis
sic tiirfiiden @atterieen, Die oitlid
bon ser staot aufgeiteut maren, oie
italieniiden &riegsldiffe auf Der @be-
Sc beiboiien, baB 0as 5eller aber nir-
fl1ngsios mar. Die Sffi5iere meinen,
oab sic SsStaliener in Der 5taot 1ripo-
lis sic Gage fontrouiren uno langiam
in oas sS1nere pororingen. Die Gbo-
leralage in ser 5ta0t iit i6limn1,
aber augenideinli9 buben oie italie-
nil6en Sruppen unter Ser Seu9e
nidt i6tper gu leioen. Ser angemei=
ne @inoruf lit, 6aB Ser italienti6e
gpiationsoienit quite Dienfte leiitete,
I'M Sen sStalienern 6as &orbringen
>5n erlei6tern. Son bem uGbeiter"
aug fonl1te man beobadten, tpie Die
@leitflieger iiber ben &afenforts uno
iiber ser Saie ibtpebten, oeren 8anme
.oie Mraber uno Eirfen perbergen.
Ser anterifnnil6e &oniul in Gripolis,
&err Moo0, fat BEN gntidllb ge-
foBt, auf ieinen Noiten 5u bleiben, %
ibnt nod leiner Meinnng feine @e-
fabr 6rpbt.
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Golitiidjc &oli5ei abeeidafft.
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9sad) elmer grtpagung, oie bier
Sabre geoaltert fat, 1T 0ie oeltide
Gegierung gu 6em gntidlniie gefont=
men, binrren &ur5ent Die politti6e
@oli3ei als ieIbitifanoige geb0roe ab=
8uidaffen. Serr BON 8inobeim, Der
friibere 8oli5eipraii0ert, mies idon
Dor bier sSabrer1 oaranf FIN, Dob 0ie
mooernen 8erbdltniiie cine fol6e ge=
trennte Mbtbeilung iiberfliiiiig nad-
ten, nn6 er iblug Dor, oaB Die 8fli6-
ten oerielben Ser angenleinen Noli5ei
iibertragen meroen follten 81 iener
3eit mar aber Der &aiier bieiem 0or-
idlage gdn5lid abgeneigt neil er iiber
poIitiibe 0erid aporurtget ltto &lane
gang eigentbbiinIidJe anii@ten begte.
eSekt ion er ii6 nber gu Der Meinnng
befebrt bnbet1 6nB cine Men6ernng
e11idt nur erlpinidt, fonoern ttotbmeu-
Sig iit.
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@eqe,t sic syleiid)baroae.
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geac6 elmer ntebr als ne,tidbrigen
l1nteriud1r1ng 6ltrh Sic @eqiernng
beginni he11te i1 Gficago, ST., Dor
3ihter George 9[. Carpenter I'M
gurSesSiltrift Ser erlte Nrnaeb unter
ren1 Sherman Mntitruf=@eiek aege1
Sic @rnfihlahter als sSnoibionen.
3ehn Ghieoaoer @roBihladter, oie
Setter Ser shlahthams= =Sn6uitrie bes
9onoes, iperSen ffd1 geaen 0ie Mn-
flage 5u perantmorten baben, in 6enr
&onoeI INIT frifhen1 Sleild5 Elm Wono=
pol geidoffen ur,o SEN 5%piiden foot
1ihen 6anbel nnterbriidt gu baben.
Die gtrafe, Sic bie Mngefagten er=
tportet, tpenn ite id5uloig befun6en
tper6en, betrdgt $4,000 @eloitrnfe ooer
Elm ssabr i'm Goatntpgefangnib, ooer
bei6es.
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gaft tuieber babeint.
1 SO aibingto1 ~. NoD.

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SIT WeiBen Sa1s in Wnibington,
8. g. berridt pieoer 2eben. Hraii-
beIrt Eaft ifts 5onntag frub Inn 6::45
+piinftlid in ieineIn son6er3ug ange<
fonn1en, naboen1 er feine $4,000
Meilen ipeite slgitationsreiie onrb
ben Beiten beenoet bat; felt oem %.
Muglsit 1T e nit elmer glusnabrne,
mo er eine11 fnn5e1l Mnfentbalt l1abn1,
nm sen 3ng gu pedieln, nidt in Der
Sanptltabt getpeien. 3mei pi6tige
@efhdfte barren Ser baloigen @rIe-
6igu,1g 6urh ben Brdiibenten. Das
eine 1t sic Nusarbeitung Ser oritten
pesbotiboft an ben &ongreB l1n6
oas 5lpeite 6ie grnelauung eines Nab-
folgerS fir Sen berftorbenen Mi9ter
SarInn pom 8li11be obergeri9t ltnb
bon tr1ebrere11 an0ere11 Midtern. SIR
Sen Soften I'M Obergeribt liegen oI-
lein nnebr ols bier5ig Mpplifationen
Dor, bod 1T aud nidt 6ie geri1gite
Mn6eutung gemadf men Ser @rdii-
bent er1rennen miro; sic gnti9eion1g
6iirfte fnnn1 Dor Mblnnf etli9er $50.
den erfolgen.
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ErlteI!l | JllRil 1 ] | !
NtelteS 6eriid)t.

@ aibingt a . Il, II. Mop.

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Bralioe,,t Eat mnr nit oellt &asY
binett sum eriten Male IN orei Mo-
naten in 5itung. &riegsiefretdr
9tin,ion, melder in 8anius @itD,
Oao., lit, I'M cine &eoe iiber ben 8a-
1al1lafal1al gu balten, mar oas eirl-
5ige abmeienoe Mttglte6. Die Ser
iauln1ll,ng Ser offi5ienen 5amilie oes
&ralioenten gab 5lt 0enr 8ieoeranf-
faud)en oes @eriidts bon Sem baloi=
gen Miidtritt ees slderbnu-Sefretdrs
9Billon slnlab. Dtes miro allgen1ein
nls 5ltreffe1o angenommen, nno IN
aruliden ateilen miro erflart, 0aB Ser
gefretdr sen sdritt MIR 10 lange auf-
1Giebt, bis ser 8ralioent einen anbe-
ren Mann fir leinen &lak gefnnben
bat. Gs beiBt, 0as slmt lei minoe=
items 5pei berporragenoen mii{en=
1baftlihen 9lderbauern angeboten,
bon ibnen aber abgelebnt tporoen.
sTuBer Ser grtpdgung pieler Sra-
gen, sic iid mabreno soes 5onn1ers
angebduft babe1l bel6dftigte Sic &a=
binettslibung Sic 8otldaft 6es &ra-
6ibenten uno sic SabreSberibte Der
4abinetts1nitglieoer. Sic @n1pfeblun-
gen bes E9iioenten fir peitere nno
beionoers Erl1itgelebgebung, pabr-
ifeinli9 nit einem 81.n6es= =SS1forpo-
ratipnsaeIete als &i6tidnur, mer0en
nad} eingeben6en &onferen5en NIT
SEM Generalantpalt gebil6et mer6en.
Sc beiBt, SOB 6ie gotbgeber 0es
3rGiireltten 0argelegt baben, baB oie
Mrbeit oes ndchiten 8ongreiies ii6
auf opei midtiae Dinge fon5entrieren
tpiro, sen Sarif un6 Sic Truits. Die
remofratiihen sSiibrer haben ii6 fir
cine MnpaI1ung 6es Sbermangeietes
uusgeipro6en, uno oie republifani-
1den Sssr1iurgenten erfldrten ii6 fir
@elebgebung, bl1rh bie ser &fa6 fir
Sic sSiibrung aeiebliher @efdafte
feitgelegt Mrs. tpesmegen Sic &atb-
geber oes NrG1ioente11 cine @eiebge<
bung 6eqiinitigen, melde 6en @e-
ldaft Sic @enntniB perldnffen ion>
tpie eg eiaentIid in geieb1ifer Be-
5iebnng ftebt.
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5prengf6rp ai1s SSbe.
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Die 2uftihiff- Dsan0per, tnelde ge.
genlpdrtig in oer ltdditen nntgeb11pg
bon 4oln itattfi1oer l,tt6 l1ttter Ser
Mufii1t Ser Diil t1rbernaltung nbge-
bulten neroen, errege1 nuBeroroent-
Iihes S11tereife. Namentlth fin6et,
groBe @eahtang sic gerilide, 5preng.
forper aus beoe1tenben S6oban nb8li-
tperfen. gon perIdblidRr Seite niro
n1itgetbeiIt onB bic bisberigen grpe.
rinlente bo6ft erfolg greid) gepefen iino.
.Meg niro ge11au 11ad ben Mogli@'
feiten Der gerpenMul I'M 9riegs.
fan beneifen.
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8rpf,e @pntbinatiott.

g Ranins Gitp, Mo., 3. gtob.
Die porbereitenbe1t S6ritte CUR
8il6ung elmer $5,OOO,O0O @onbina-
tio1 1peIhe 5ebn Ser gr6bten MabL
Snriiblen IN &anlos umfaiien ion, ip1tr- ip1tr
Ben ant ssreitag in elmer &pnfere13
bon lehs M6nnern, sic iieben Oeiib9-
len pertrnten in aonfag gitD, DO,
getban. Sc nur6e bie Ebatfade feit<
qeitent oaB sic Neiiib lenbefieer bon
Raniag MIR @5eIo mnhe1 fonnten,
ne1l11 tie iid 3llinn,n1e tb6telt. S. s3,-
600 600 nare1 dllf Ser gisurg per.
treten. Die meiiteren q rbeiten fiir Die
NerfdnneI5 I5utrg iperoen Dor S g|analar
1912 beelt0et ieill.
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a5nigspaar reiit nod Snbien.
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sfS1ig George 1lno Sic &onigin
Marp reiiten oieien Morgen nod
Gortslnoutb ab, 100 tie an 8oro oeg
11euen 2inienoa1npfers uMe6ina" GIN
qen, 6eriie nod sssnoien bringert miro.
.Dag @0nigspaor miro benz ttd@iten
Monot in DeIbi ab3ubal alte1rben Our.
.bnr beitpobnen. Die Mbreife erfolgte
.unter groBen 3erel11o1ien.
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saassg IS p bia, Nag u. Sob.
sssa1 Sitter bon SO Sabren 1T SET
SefretGr ser Mmerifaniihen &atbo=
liid : &iitorii6en @eienidaft, Mar.
tin, E. S. Griffin ein als @ir6enbi=
itorifer melt befantter @etitltder,
8erfaiier 5ablrei6er @erfe iiber ia
tbolilhe airhengeldt6te nno bauft=
ger Mitarbeiter perl6ieoener 8eit=
Idriftet1 IN leinen1 &eim in Nbila6el-
pbia, Ga., einem Sdlaganfau erie
gen.
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Meinnngsperid d)ieb benbeiten.
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st ON, 11. gt0b.
Meirrl1ngsperlh hie0enbeiten 5lpilden
Sen 2eiter11 l111b Sen @0nnern ser sSStt-
ternationalen &unitausitellung bnben
our Jo1ge gebabt, 0aB Ser a111erifani-
fhe BapilIpn geidIoifen Sic ameri-
faniihen &unitridter 5uriidge3ogen
uno sic anerifaniiben Musiteller bon
Ser Site Ser 8reis bered)tigl1ng geftri-
den tpur6en.
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0fubaers itiirst ab

Sos MngeIes, @al., 12. Mob.
6. B. &oogers, ser 5onntag Nad-
n1ittag bon Baia6ena, @al., aus einen
Slug 1rad Gong 8ead angetreten bot
tie, itiir5te ouf einen1 Sel0, 5tpei O6ei-
len tpeitltd bon Compton aus elmer
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na@ 2ps @ngeIes gebradt; @noden=
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idine lit ber11idtet.
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Madj Som abgereiit.
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Ser 3ufiirftige @aroinaI grabi-
aihof ggiuiant D'gonnen iit an 8oro
.bes Dautpfers oganopics nod 8om
I'm oeln aoniif ori1ium BEL
.5ulpobnel1 In benz er ilno Sic Gr3bi-
id0ofe s5nrIeD bon Stem gorf ,111b
s5ulconio, ser pdpitIid)e DeIegnt III
||Bnibngton, an n Nopenlber ben
srofben &ut crba ten folletl.
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@it -&enfione,t.

5nnJrn,ncisco, Sal. IL. Mob.
&lubfrauen bon San Sraneisco,
gaI., geben nit benz Man I'M, ei1t
.Ne1fionsipitent fir ggittpen nit &ir1-
bern 3l1 griinoen;; Dr. sSeifiea 8ei3otta
bon ser uinberiifddt California l1ttter-
.itiibt Sen Blum Sc ut borgeieben,
6oB Sic 5fnatsbe beboroet ei1en Sor,bs
beipiniaen, Der iabrlid bertbeilt lper-
Sen ion.
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@rofartige sdjenf,1ng.
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9l,1oretp Carnegie fiinoigte Sreitag=
abeno on, 0nB er Ser Carnegie Cor
poratiol1 bon Seem Sort 0ie 5unnnte
bon So, 100000 geide1ft babe. Sic
aorporation ipuroe I'M lebten SUM-
11nter einerr 5reibriefe ser geetp Oor=
Ter 2egtslatnr irforporiert, I'M ubie
gerbreitung bon 8iiien unb &ennt-
niiien 11nter ben1 Bolf Der @ereinig-
ten 5tnaten 5n for6er1t."
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9nrd abfDn,,nen seid,lidtet.

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Der Iange fortgeiebte &altitreh 1T
benbet, inoem oas 6entide 5Dnbifat,
bie l1r1abbdngigen &aliintereiiente1l,
l1n6 oie nmerifaniid}en Sl1tporteure
iih iiber Elm gbfonnren ei1tigten. Die
beitebe1roen @ontrafte 5tptiden oen
Mrerifnnerrt uno Sen 1nnbbdngige1
&aliintereiie11ten Sic bie 5treitereier
beruriadten, tpur0en alfgeboberp.
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GDtel abaeb ebrannt.
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e . RI d, esssII., ~. .sgtob.
Dns MationaI SoteI in @eorin, ssN.,
iiff einge6ff Dng Geuer tp,troe
I'm bierten stod perf e1toeM lr6 bate
fii4 bereifg betr64H 4Httli9 nusgeoebnt, ais
|oie 5euermebr anfall1. Ser S41oen
gbetrdet $110 600.
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3entritnts- aanbibat fiegt.
Mntibp i, f3. geob.

Sic @ei9stngs y55ttii dbapabI I'M aref-
ie Santtitbbor bat ben Sieg 6es 8en-
ttruns. annobdterl SnpIettn iber ben
|polnifden @eglter ereeben.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
D ERBY LEADERS
WILL RACE AGAIN

Louisville. KY, May 17.-Carlton G.,
an outsider in the speculation. cap
tured the handicap from small field
at Churchill Downs this Afternoon, in
the presence OF a good midwcek
crowd. The Jockey Club to-day an
nounccd that a. special race would be
put on next week In order to bring
together again Meridian and Governor
Gray, which finished first and second,
respectively. in the Kentucky Derby.
Summarizes
First neutrality-suspicious. mile; sell
ing--Cohort (sS.4o), first; Elm Beau
(S4.50). second: Sylvestris (ST.5O).
third. Time. 1:1s s-5. sebago, st.
Aloysius, Merrick. Amuller ran.
Second race--four furlongs: maiden
| two year-old flllies; overwhelmingly
(S2i.9o). first; Alpine (s5lo), second.
Merode tsl91, third. Time. as l-5.
Pucelle. Colettcr Ailsa Page. vimur,
May Holland and Mamie MCGEE ran.
| Third racc-selllng; FLIES and
! mares; mile and twenty yards-Yeneta
Strome (S21.90), first: Foxy Mary
(s3.lo), second; Wing Ting (ss). third.
Time, 1:4o rs. zienap. Schoolm rim,
Alice, San Bernilo. Olivia Meikie,
Dearle, Loween ran.
Fourth Merchandising; one mile and
d sixteenth-Carl G. (s30.so), first;
Star Charter (S4.50), second. Mary
Davis (S360). third. Time. 1:46. j. II.
Reed, Tom Bigbee. Polls also ran.
Fifth race-purse; two-year-olds:
four and one-half furlongs
Lad (s14.so), first; sidon (s9.sO). sec
cond; j ohm Robert ts36o). third. Time.
1854 rs. Mary Lee, Johnson. RudoIfo.
Mexico DR.. Watson, Ell Toro, Ganadorc
also ran,
Sixth lirace--selling; mile and a
furlong-Iilain ($l0.10), first; Azo
tSl1.40). second: Question Mark (s2.5O),
third. Time, :54 S-5. Discomfort. Alma
Boy Royal Report. Nethormost, Ed
Morgan. Cowdin, Muzetta ". also ran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18

make a long wish, and away would so
the pellet TO the end of doom. But the
mnch-to- be wished hitting bee has
been sadly. though peacefully. slum-
herring in the Richmond camp for three
days, at any rate.
One lone tally in three games OF
nine innings each, consisting of eighty.
one pmtouts. does not give reason for
Owner Bradley cutting away any part
o. those left field bleachels. Let EN-
stay there Maybe they serve as n
beacon light TO the home slugsers.
But harping oil that cork centre
hall. Everybody knows that for a
long time an effort has been made
10 open the game; 10 get more hitting.
u f. Shibe was the man who gave
the most study TO that feature He 1t
was who evolved the cork centre, and
he II is who manufactures the cork
centre. The ball having been placed
on the marSet--and mind you, this
is no statement that ii isn't a per-
fcctly good, harmless little bali-it is
up 10 somebody to claim that il has
made good. So ahead go the writer's
and dopists of the big league and
declare that the ball is doing all that
has been claimed for it. That is tina /
II is opening UP the game, because
IL is being hit harder and therefore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18

Randolph Macon piled UP three runs
In the first Inning OF the championship
game With Richmond College al Broad
Street Park yesterday. Which proved
enough 10 win the game. and placed
the Yellow Jackets al the head of the
percentage column in the race for the
cup.
II was a pretty game-fast. snappy
and replete With fielding stunts of the
sensational variety. Indeed, Anderson.
Tor the Ashland crowd, probahly saved
the game for his team by using a
pretty bit OF headwork in the eighth,
catching Baldwin of third base, from
which heN would have scored on Gill's
single to left, which Immediately fol-
lowed
1t was an enthusiastic crowd OF
rooters which journeyed out 10 the
park 10 watch the contest Randolph
Macon came down in a body and prac-
iically every man the local college
was out to see the game The weather
was ideal. and both pitchers worked
we'll. neither being hit hard, and
neither pa ssed a man.
Blnnton Strong in Pinchcx.
Blanton. for the yellow Jackets. was
heady and cool, especially with men
on bases. Though hit more freely than
Baldwin, several OF the hits were OF
the scratchy variety, and but two were
Tor extra bases-Meredi,h's home run
and Gresham's double, both in the
ninth. II was SIMPLY a ease OF Rich
mond College losing to team which
played excellent and heady bail. while
the collegians did not by any means
put UP the article of which they are
capa BILE. -
Baldwin pitched superb ball, striie-
Ing out eleven OF the visitors. and
with the support which such pitching
deserved should have scored a shut,
out AT that the college had q most
excellent chance TO win in the ninth.
Meredith led off with a home run to
centre. but Taylor poked an easy one
TO Eggleston and was out; Beale
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
of the different qualifications which
obtained in those cities XXI

OF the different qualifications which,
obtained in those cities.
AT recent meeting or our amo
tour commission the desire was ex-
pressed to arrange for a post season
series between the amateur champions
OF Baltimore, Richmond and Washing
ton, which cities are nearer nelghhors.
and as we understand, have more
nearly the same rules governing their
amateur clubs. and was authorized to
open negotiations with the proper Off
Gals III those cities and endeavor to
make arrangements for such contests.
either by correspondence or by con-
ference.
Z Will YOU therefore advise mo IL you
can take up the matter on behalf Of
Richmond or refer me to the proper
party in your city who represents orr
ganized amateur baseball, as it is de-
sirable that the clubs In the several
cities shall know In advance what
plans can be made: .
Yours very truly,
ROBERT II. YOUNG,
President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
YELLOW JACKETS WON
EIARD-FOUGHT GAME.
Blanton and Baldwin Pitch Great Ball, but Errors
by Locals Help Wis ting Nine---M Meredith
Made Home Run in Ninth, With
Nobody On

famed. and then Gresham sent a
slashing double into the LEFT nald
bleachers but Clarke was not equal
10 the occasion and rolled from Ives
to Rowe.
Richmond Scored in second.
The other run for Richmond came In
the second. Meredith got a life when
Rowe let Iress throw get through him,
and he continued on 10 SECOND while
they were hunting for the bali taking
third by daring piece of base run
nirE and close decision He scored
when Gresham planked one TO left. In
several innings the college had men
left on bases, but Blanton frightened IN
OF the critical stages and the hit which
would nave meant a run and the gan
was not Forthcoming.
The three. and only runs for the
visitors. came in the initial frame
Tatem, Anderson and Eggieston scored
on Gresham's error and hits by An
6erson and Esgleston. coupled With
an error by Clarke and Bevil's out. In
no other inning were the Ashlanders
dangerous, and in only one Inning dia
they get man beyond second base.
In the nth Blenton singled and wen.
TO third when Tatem duplicated but
died there.
There will he but few games in Rich
mond this season which will surpass
that OF yesterday. and the Randolph
Macon nine may VOL be proud OF It's
victory. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18

chase the New Howard purse and the
Preakncss stakes.
Watervale. In winning the preakness.
broke the track record for every dis
TANGO. clipping two-nfths OF n second
from tho figures for u milo and a fur
long. The much herolded Overman. an
odds-on favorite. was defeated In the
first race. Bishop won the hurdle race.
Summarizes:
First race---two-year-olds. Ave fur
longs-iorkshiro Boy q to ID first.
Surfeit g to 81 second, Overman fou)
third. Time. 1:0ti As. BE and Mad
River also ran.
Second race-three-year-o lds and up,
six furlongs--Royal Meteor g TO ~
frst. Bosom g to 81 second. Dull Care
g TO 10Y third. Time. i :132-5 Fort
Worth Dreamer, Mutincer and Black
Chief finished as named
Third race--thc Preakness. stakes.
one milo and an eignth-Watervale
(cven) first. Zeus Il TO q second The
Niger q to 81 third. Time. 1881.
Foot Print. DR.. Duenncr, Heather
bloom and Joe Kenyon finished as
named (Watervale and Foot Print
coupled a Belmont entry3
Fourth race--steepiechase two miles
-Bishop a to - fret. Coligny Is 10
% second. Eosshampton G to 81 third
Time. o :5S 80 Jiu Jitsu, Essix, This
tledals. Enniskillen, Mystic Light fin
ished as named.
Fifth race-three -year-olds and up.
one milc-Leah e to ~ Rrst. Spring
mas q to y second, Fond Heart C.
to 81 third. Time. i:3oi-5 Rose
Queen and Pedigree finished as named.
Sixth race-four-year- olds and up.
mile and forty yards-I.awton Virgins
teven) first. I'll Orc G. to 81 second.
Perry Johnson 6 to 81 third Time.
l:49 rs. Laymlnster. Frank Purcell
and Scarus finished as named
Seventh race-three- r olds and
up. selling, elk furiongs-Pharaoh q
to - first. Mexoana q 10 81 second.
sea cliff q TO 81 third Time. l:l3 -
Cooney *. Moncrief. Ryestraw. Chief
Bartlett, Claque. Big Stick finished as
named.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
LOVING CUP GOES
TO MISS JOYAES
Won Trophy in Handicap Medal
Play Golf Tourney at
Country Club.

The beautiful silver loving cup Of
fercd by the Country Club was won by
Miss Julia Cosgill Joynes. with net
score of los. Miss Sophie Il. Meredith
was runner-up. with a net score of Ill.
The number OF entries was very dis
appointing. but II is hoped that this
beginning will be the means of in
ducing great many others TO take
up the game.
a mixed foursome will he PLAYED
on Wednesday, next and this will be &
good opportunity to pick up some of
the finer points OF the game from the
more experienced male partners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
CIokc Mntchr. pIured.

Atlanta. Ga LAY l7.-several close
matches were played here to-day in
the woman's Southern golf champions
ship series, number OF the contests
going to the last green before being
decided. The results In the second
round Of the championship flight were
as follows:
Mrs Daley tNashvillel. defeated
Miss Sterling tAtlantaJ.i.l up, Mrs,
Harrington CA;lanta). defeated Mrs.
Payne (Atianta). up. Mrs Rogers
Smith tNashville). defeated Mrs Sey-
mour tNashville), UP in 10 holes.
Miss Baxter (Knoxvillc), defeated Mrs.
Meade Cknoyviile). 2 UP and to play.
The semi finals in the championship
flight Will be played tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18

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