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The Washington times., 1911-11-30
BISHOP SCORES
"D|STURBERS' AS
TAFT SITS IN PEW
Donahue Arraigns Those
Who Would Change
/ Social Order"
tcontinued from First paxe.>

lng and improved agricultural condi-
vSms v6n,a ne ne SAD, ssSid, meant that the people
no Tatter n the United States Contained
@o.og9 oo0 people within nifty years. there
would be food for every mouth.
.-,Ms 80 We can thank the Creator for our
ss1sT sesn1srTations that are to come" he
"a mixed choir furnished the music for
solo. "Patsr Noster." by Joe Lucas,
Wnach was pleasingly rendered.
Noted Pastors Help.
Assisting the cardinal at the mass
was the Rev. George Dougherty. The
Rev. q. A. Pace and the Rev. James
Burns were chaplains to His Eminence.
The celebrant Of the mass was the Rev.
Francis A. Doory, Of Baltimore, while
the Rev. Charles M. Bart Of Washing
ton, was deacon, and the Rev. Carroll
Milholland. of Baltimore, subdeacon.
The Rev. William ]. Carroll, the Rev.
James A. Smyth and the Rev. John
McNamara were masters of ceremony,
with Charles N. Fisher as assista.
master. Monsignors Russell and Cerrett
were in the sanctuary.
Monsignor Russell met the President
ana Mrs. Taft at the entrance Of the
church and escorted them to front
altar boys. Representatives Of the
League of the Good Shepherd took
places on each side of the church en-
trance as the President reached the
church and acted as an escort.
Officials There.
A distinguished audience Witnessed the
Thanksgiving services participated in
by twenty-one nations which are at
peace with one another. The Secretary
OF the Treasury, the Secretary Of War
and the Secretary Of the Interior were
among those who occupied pews. There
were also present Chief Justice White,
Judge Martin A. Knapp, Of the Com
merce Court; former Postmaster Gen.
eral Robert Wynne. Commissioner Ru-
dolph, Director Ralph Of the Bureau OIL
Engraving. and others prominent in the
official and social lite of Washington.
was the Characterization given by some
to the frank utterances of the bishop of
Wheeling, who spoke one moment OF the
blessings of the Creator and the next
warned against those who would dis
turb the nations prosperity"
but his inferences were plain.
Unlike other nations on this day,
even at this moment" he said. I'VE
are not afraid Of the midnight attack
Of soldiery. = the bursting of shells and
the slaughter and horrors of war:
only plenty but we have peace. that
tnestimable gift without which all other
blessings would be in vain"
Bishop Donohue expressed the hope
that when the Panama canal is oom.
the Pacific and the Atlantic may mean
also the mingling In closer relationship
OF the Latin-American republics"
The Washington times., 1911-11-30

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
Y. M. c. A. Athletics

The Thursday nieht volleyhall league
games will begin tonight. Four teams
have been organi5ed. IS follows
/. Colts--R. NJ, Lawrence. captain.
G. \. Gulton. J. 3. Robertson c. Phil
lips, NJ. Mercer, II. G. Sutherland. W.
r. Tyler. {. W. Crowder. Jr.. H. VI.
Nenzel. ". II. Harris. "A. f. Waller
. stein, j. r. Atkins.
2 1ars-F. J. Fowler. CAPTAIN: c. !.
Perkins. y. ID. Hargrovc, Ir.. S. Spisel.
~ r.. Heube. r i. Reddin. II. r, Robb.
X. L.. Raber.J. D.iDalton II. 3. Bibb
J. * Potiet, s Borg
,. Rugs-F O. Cole. captain: L. H.
Guy, T. s. Dunford. l. PAYNE. B. w
Brockenbrough. q. NJ. Carlton. j. NJ
Gilmore, j. stephens. J. R. I.cathers
y. Il. Thomas. G. Fl. Winfrey
:. tioob 3. CHazebrook. cap
tain: Z. y. Seal. T. s Bolton p. b.
stone, T. y. Sullivan, NJ L. Hughes
G. r. Davenport. G. T.. Jeffers, c.
Schaaf, c. r. Nenzel, c. r. Purdy.
Each team will play two games each
Thursday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
TIDEWATER LEAGUE
Where They Play To-day.
Norfolk at Old Point.
Newport News at Portsmouth
Elizabeth City at Suffolk
Pretty ritrhcrs' nattle.

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
Portsmouth, Va, May lin one of
the prertiest pitchers battles of the
season. and with the Pirates playing
a great uphill game, Portsmouth de-
feated Newport News this afternoon
by the score of TO 3, and took tirst
place again in the Underwater race by a
small margin.
The feature OF the game was the
batting of Wagner and Bowen. for
Portsmouth, the former capturing three
singles, and the latter a double and "a
single.
Drumm was in hne shape and out
pitched Barry, who was not only hit
hard in the pnches. but was wild.
The Shipbuilders gave Barry sensa :
tional support
Score by innings: K. Fl. z.
Newport News..1 10000 % 70
Portsmouth ....1011 2001 s--6 .
Batteries: Barry and Rogers; Drumm
and Cote.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
YESTERDAYS RESULTS. H
Norfolk. .; Nichmond. J.
Dnnrlilc. q; i.ynrhhnrE, ..
PctcrsburI, 3; Ronnolc. I.
STANDING or THE CLuHs.
WHERE rliEI I'LAY TODAY.
L.nchburc at Richmend.
Danyiiic at Petersburg.
Roanoke Mt Norfolk.
tspecisito Thc imes-pispatch.l

Norfolk. Va. May i7,-cloanly out
PLAYING and outbatt!ns the visitors,
Norfolk made it three straight from
the Colts this afternoon. the score
being 5to /. An accident is ali shat
prevented the last game from being
shut-out. Fiuneran was Very ief-
fective in The pinches. while I,a throp
was hit hard and Just at the time To
court III the run column.
Owner Bradley. Of the Richmond
team. was n spectator NJ the game
but his presence failed to cnthuse any
life into the contest. SO far as the Wis
tiers are concerned
The only run of5the visitors in three
games came in the seventh. With ono
out sullivan reached first on Housel's
error, and Barker mnhottLcd q triple
that easily scored him. TIE NEXT two
men We're famed. when finneran
frightened ur.
Norfolks runs came in the second.
third and seventh ANA We're due TO the
hunohing Of hits that counted in THE
run co,nun. \ great catch by Kirchcr
Of long ny by Eagan nearly TO the
clubhouse, saved = Second score that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
EARLY LEAD WINS
FOR PETERSBURG
Both Pitchers in Great Shape,
and Game One of Best Of
Season.
Especial to The Times Dispa tch.l


Petersburg. Va. May t1.-Hannifan
and Draper both pitched pennant win
ming ball this afternoon. but Draper
was hit hard in the first two innings,
the Coolers getting u two Dagger, four
singles and Il base on balls in these
innings. which nctted them three runs,
a lead which Roanoke was una BILE to
overcome. Hannfan held the Magic
City boys to FIVE singles. no two of
them in one inning. and he struck on,
eight men. With the exception of the
second. when Petersburg made three
errors. and Roanoke made its only run
OF the game. the game was as pretty
q one as has been seen in Petersburg
this season.
The last seven innings OF the game
was played IN great shape hy both
teams. not a man IN either side getting
as far MS third base. mo. of The bat
ters on both teams heing retired In
one, Two three order Roanoke played
an errorless game. and hut for the sec
end inning. Hannifan would have the
credit Of shut out Tho score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
TENNIS MATCHES !.
4. COUNTY CLUB
University Of Virginia Team Will
# Play Local Racquetters
This Afternoon.

The tennis team of the University
OF Virginia Will play . team match
this afternoon with team from the
Country Club Of Virginia. OH the courts
OF the Country Club.
rhe matches Viii begin al o'clock.
The teams Will consist OF four men
each and Will play four matches of
singles and two matches of doubles
y Very interesting and close ma ten
is expected. as the university team
this year Is very strong. and the
srenter experience in tennis matches
of the Country Club team VIII be off
set by their ifck Of practice, the club
courts having been thrown open for
plays only about ten days aSo
The Country Club team viii prob
ably consist OF M'hitlocls, Coke. Mullen
and Wigs. The interest in tennis is
very great this year a the club. and
a large gallery is expected
an invitation has been extended 10
ell tennis players OF the Hermitage
Golf Club 10 witness the matches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
WINS AFTER THREE HEATS.
Close Iiacc on Cumberland Associn-
tons Course ut Fayetteville.
Especial 10 The Times Disnate.h.l

Especial 70 The Times DispatchI
VI Fayetteville. ~ G.. May LITTLE
ma tinee at the Cumberland AgrIcul-
tural Associations course this after
noon furnished as pretty race as
could he imgaincd, this being trot or
pace affair which was awarded TO i.
Sprunt Ncwtons brown PAGER. Gentry
Dictator. after three close heats The
first was won by w H. Endless gray
trottor. Prince No:vnl. INC 5econd was
a dead heat between Gentry Dictator
and Hoover G.. p. *. Taylor's brown
PAGER. The third heat was taken In
great style ~ Gentry Dictator, who
was awarded the race. as Hoover G.,
together with Whitlock. also Taylors
entry. was drawn.
Gentry Dictator was driven by Jerry
Scott and The time was $50. $50 and
Inc class 3 was won by Eugene
Iohnson's sorrel geldns, Sport
salvation Kate took the hack horse
race driven TO hack.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
RICHARDS
PLAY WITH TARS
Norfolk Club Restrained From
Interfering With Any Tide
water League Player.
Special to The Times Dispa ten.


Norfolk. Va. May 1T.-True to their
News baseball club OF the Tidewater
League and of President Hannah. of
that organization, appeared In the
Law and Chancery Court early this
afternoon. and secured a temporary in
Function. granted By Judge William
IS. Martin. preventing the Norfolk
baseball club from using Inhelder
Richards. of the Newport News club,
or from interfering With any other
player of the outlaw league. for the
space or sixty days, or until the case
can be heard on It's merits. During
the practice of the two teams at the
TO third base, and was expected to play
BY the Norfolk management. the nee
essary papers. not having been served
on President Allen. Manager Bah b and
the player. A little later an officer
served the papers on Mr.. Allen, and
Richards was Immediately benchcd.
The injunction was secured oil the
ground that Richards was under con-
tract to play bail with the Newport
News Baseball Association (lnc.) until
September 6, 1911. and that while
there could be no mandamus to com
pell him to play on the Newport News
strain him from playing either on the
the expiration of his contract with the
Newport News team
The Injunction was obtained a TO
the Norfolk team of the Virginia
League on the ground that the latter
could not Interfere with or seek 10
break a contract held by the Newport
News team. Of the Underwater League.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
{ halrrlers
sss> MOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor Meter! Company
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

with player The injunction order,
secured by Allan .. Jones as counsel
Tor the Newport News Baseball Assoc
cation, and Norris. Garnett and Cot
ten, counsel for the Underwater League.
was issued after bond OF $500 had
been given. "
The Injunction order was served
upon manager Charles Babb. OF the
NorIoik team of the Virginia Lea
owner Woodward Allen. of the same
team. and npon Player Jack Richards
h,inseit. Richards. it is said, was re-
celving a shlaryOf $40 per month ~
ssiortstop on the Newport News team
wieh he quit to accept an inheld post
tion on the Norfolk team of the Vir
GINA League at sl1o per month I'm
uer the terms OF the Injunction tho
norfolk team OF the Virginia League
can appear In court at any time ana
ask Tor dissolution Of the same. such
motion would bring the case to a
head for arusment and fnal settle,ncn,
upon It's merits ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
Kick on Umpire's work.

Special TO The Times Dispatch.J
Suffolk, Va. May lin a game that
was featured by fierce kicking on I'm
pire Curtis, Suffolk lost to Eliza beth
City 3 to 4. After the contest Curtis
entered a carriage with Manager Gull
zen, Of the visiting team. and was
driven downtown President Withers.
of the local association. announced
Curtis VIII not oficiate tomorrow.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Elizabeth city. 2700 0031 0-13 10 3
Suffolk ,.......f oil 0 o o 0--4 6
Batteries: Schmidt and Cleveland
shehan. Turner and Garbutt. Attend
ance, $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
Evers May Go to snnntorIum.

New York. May Manager Chance,
of the Chicago Nationals. to-day re.
ce!yed a Visit from Tom Evers, of
Troy y +, brother OF Johnny Evers,
ne famous second baseman OF The
Cubs who informed Chance the little
second basemau of.Ithe cubs was only
abia 10 get ONT OF he'd once or twice
day tnt wa IS planning TO 90 to Chi
caso naIt SATURDAY and than confer
with 'f'rfr'frient Murphy. Of the Chicago
team. as m the advisnbli,y OF going
to q sanatnrun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
victory for Hnrrisonburg. /.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Harrisonburg, Va, May 17.-With
two men on the bases. Bryan, a new
man from the Connecticut League. hit
homo run to-day, winning for IEar-
risonburg a great game from Shenan-
doah Collegiate Institute, of Dayton,
by score OF s 10 6. CARRIER of the
North Carolina League. played with
Dayton. Swecker. OF Ilarr!sonburg
struck out ten men and allowed only
two hits. {5ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
COLLEGE BASEBALL

AT Annapo Md: Navy, S; Mary
land Athletic Club. g.
A. philadelphia: University Of Penn
sylvania 5; Holy Cross. /.
AZ Princcton: Yale Freshmen. 4.
Princeton Freshmen. l.
~ New Haven. Conn: Brown. s.
Yale. !.
~ Princeton. \. j., Princeton. 1 !;
Lafayette. 2.
81 Athens, Ga: Univcrsity Of Geor
Ella o: MERCER J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
FAILS
TO LOCATE HANKS
Helpless at Bat, and Lose Final
Game to Danville,
to 2.
[ Special 10 The Times-pispatch

Lynchburg. Va, May iT.--Whne
Hanks was an enigma TO Lynchburg.
Phelan ana Beatty. new pitchers. were
hit hard, and Danvlle took the last
game of the series TO .. The locals
played good ball in tho field, but were
helpless at the bat. Smiths home run
was a feature for the visitors. The
score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
Washington.


: : -SyVfr bN INFINgk. N n r
Washington Observation-Disclosures o o q q o a-a
st. Louis ....:...!..... ,!-.....t 06o o D -
summary: Runs-Ailsr, Elbertnld. shn,ton
t2i. AuE,ia ,3l, Mclean t2b. Hogan. pcIty.
Home rnn--Aust!ng sicr!hcc hsis-i.aporte
iessieT Double plhyf -rel,y 70 Laporte 10
Myers. Austin 10 Lspcrtc "a Myers Left on
htaes-St! Louis. s. washington. &. H!.s-Og
Waller IN no !nnipg; ~ otey. : In ? TN.
ninrs on cherry, In Innings. Struck out
BY Oic., 3: hy Shrrry. 8. FirHt base on
haiis--on walker. 5! on o,,.y. ], on sherry.
|; on Peliy,5 Hi by r!icher-By walker.
tMeioari by Pelty. 1 tLeiive!tl Tine of
game. 1855 rmp,res, p.neen ard oLoush-
lin. H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
CARDINALS DEFEAT GIANTS

New York. May 17.-Good pitching
By Sallee enabled the ST. Louis Cardi-
Giants and to break oven on the series.
The score was 3 toll. Costly errors By
Crandall and Bridwell helped the visl-
Tors 10 Two runs In the NTH Inning
Bliss. Of st Louis, was taken with =
dizzy spell after catching foul nv.
and had TO he carried off the field The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
ELEVEN INNING GAME

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May l7.-Luderus's
ttong hits enabled Philadelphia 10 de-
nings by the score of 10 3. I.n,ierus
drove in two runs with two Dagger.
and he won the game in tho eleventh.
Held fence. TWO nne running cat,,6ns
by Paskert and one by Mitchell i'm the
cciosinG innings featured the play.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
PITCHERS BATTLE
WON BY BROOKLYN
With Bell in Box. Chicagos
Fail to Get Single
Run.
ONLY ONE REACHES SECOND
Winning Run Scored in Eighth
OH l3urch's Scratcl,
ONLY ONE REACHES SECOND

Brooklyn, y. y. Nav lin a pitch.
ers' battle with Richie to-day, Bell
shnt-out the chicagos. to o. The win
ntng run was scored By Daubert on n
scratch hit by Burch. Only one of the
visitors reached second. II. thinner
man was put out OF the game for sit
tins OH Daubert. when King threw
wild OH the latter's steal OF second
Daubert was given third on the play.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
GAME GOES II INNINGS

Boston. Mass. MAY l7-IIerzog's Wild
throw in. the twelfth inning lot in
ilitlsburg,s winning run from Boston
nished sensational hitting Graham's
nand was badly injured In the second
inning. and he was forced 10 retire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
MorcIy Puz1Ica Norfolk.

Especial 10 The Times Dispa tch.l
Hampton, Va, May 17.-Oid Point
won from the Norfolk Rockies on the
Phoebus diamond this afternoon by the
count of to 2. The visitors were I'M
able TO connect with Morely's twlrling.
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
Old Polnt.......o 021o15+-0 IS o
Norfolk ......1 90 700 0 o. S 9
Batteries; Merely and Bracker; Hogue
and Lucas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
Norfolk.

1ichmond T.....T.7......0 Q . q 2 q I Q O.
Norfolk DECENTRALIZATION 3OO0l0 IS
summary; Two base hits-Staub.
Law and Barker. Three base hits
Law and Barker. Sacrifice hits Babb
and Housed. Stolen base-Mattisl
Strike Finneran. S; Lnthrop. /.
Bases on balls-Lathrop. g. Left on
bases Norfolk. II; Richm md s.
Time. 40, Attendance 100. Empires
Henderson and I.eary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
FOURTH STRAIGHT
WON BY CHICAGO
American League Champions
Defeated Again by Score
Of Z to S.
.oLDRINe GETS HOME RUN
Ball Over Left Field Fence is
Longest Hit Ever Made on
Grounds.

Chicago. ILL.,, May 17.-ChIcaco Won
It's fourth straight game from Phila-
delphia to-day. / to .. Oldring,s home
run was the feature of the game. The
pail going over tho left field fence,
registering tho longest hit on the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
Philadelphia.
Chicago.
To.als ...all. q 10 j retals "A
y. Collins. mrs, base.
II Collins. second base.

score by innings: II
fhladciphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 900 0oi-5
summary; Runs-McIntyrc (2). Cnilhan,
Bodie Corhan. sullivan. LANCE. Strunk (:J,
oinrins 20. Mcinnis. Two-bsae hts-Bodc
LIVINGSTON. l.ange. Mcintyre Three base
hits-LanSe. OldrinS. Home run-Oidring
sacrifice hits--I-ord. sullivan. Stolen bases
Cailahan tc). Doubl" play-E Collins to
Davie. Left on bases-chcaIo. II: Phiiadel.
ph!a. :? Hi,s-oh Russell I In - inning: Off
MORGAN, In innings. on i.anSc in ! -
innings; of oinstend 20 innings. F:rs,
base on balls--oH Morgan. s: on I,anre q
struck out-By LANCE. .: hy Morgan. / by
oimsicad !. Time OF gnme. c:i5. Uinpires
Perrinc and Sheridan jI-I'
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n,",HIHmary: Kun-Daubert. Sacrifice hts
meat. bergen ~. Left on bases-Chicaso
Ism. |. Stolen base-Daubert Double nI,vs
shecknrd To II. zimmermnn: stark 10
l TUNNEL to Daubert: bergen TO Hummel 10
Dauhert. First base ON balis-On Bell !! OFF
Richie. 5. Struck out-By Richie. :: by Hell
Time of game. l:23. Empires Eason and
iohnstone. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
CLEAN SWEEP or SERIES

ST. Louis, Mo. May iT-Thc locals
had little trouble winning from WASH
ington to-day, o TO .. making a clean
sweep or the series. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
Itonuokc.

.'TI1TTI!IH FEUFs--I5oOc, DiVeFs. Ham
Milan. Cooper. Two base hits-Mace.
Spencer. Stolen ascs-Booe. Do,ibl.
rlays--Booe. Busch, Tuhor Base on
balls-off IiHnnIfan. 10: off Draper. L.
Left on ases-Petersbu s: Roanoke.
.. Struck out--iIannifan. s; Draper. s.
Time of game, so Empires. Hamil-
ton and Cefalu. Attendance. 1000.
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Totals ...si s.7 Totals 80 5nl5

ST i.oIis ........... ,.,.. o q q 4 n ~
New York Observation-Disclosures o6o o.
summary: Runs-Huggins F3vans Bliss
Doyie: Thref-base hit-Eilie Stolon bases
snodgrass. Murray. Aerkie. Deviin. Left on
oasei-ot Louis. 6. Sew York. !. Double
piaI-Eilis 10 Riss First base on error
~ Louis !. First be,e on balls-Oh salIee
!; on Grandall. :. stuck out-Ry sallee .:
Wy randall, !. Time Of game. I:is Um-
r'9cs R!eier and Finnerhn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18

Score by innings:
Boston ................0 oIo63OOn . a a.;
Pi,jshurs ........... O ! o & q 81 q n . n II:
summary: Runs-Tenn,,y ierzoS t2j. In
S,erton, r. Miller sweeney. Wagner t2). J.
Miller t2,. Hunter. Wilson. Cary. Two base
ner leiheld. Leach Three base hit-Goode
Homo runs-Wasner Hersog Inserton. sac
rliiee hits-F Clarke. Hunter sweeney. Sac
Pitisbnrg. 6. Double plays-Byrnc TO Hun
Ter; e Clarke 10 Gibson, Tierzog to Tenney .
Byrne fnnassisted) Hits-On Ferry. In 5
nitz in innings. First base on ball.--off
Curtis, . on Ferry. 3; of Leiheld /. Struck
out-t'y Curtis. :; by Ferry. 4; By Loiheid, |:
fiuntnrp by Ieiheld / (Herzos). stolen
base arden, Time OF game. 2;io Urpires,
KLEIN and Doyle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
Philadelphia.

' ,I!I IEIuIE 4 Nuns- 5eschcr III, FrOmme,
i.onert Mngec. rasker,. l.,idoru.. Two-basa
hits-Miteheii i-uderus. Home run-Ludcrus.
us. Left on baser-Cincinnati 10: Philadtl.
rhia. : First base on haiis-On Frommc. (:
off Alexander, 4. First base or errors-.Cia
| cinnhti. .: Philadelphia. l. struck out-R,.
Froinme. z; by Alexander. {. hit By pi,ch.
er-By Alexander. tAl,izer,. Passed BALI
DOOR Time of game. 2:20 Empires. o.Day
and Brennan. : =
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Summary: Runs ooiuins Conroy.
Kaufman. Morgan. Cooper, Coggins,
Smith, Hanks Two-basc hit--Iaush-
lin. Three base hits-conroy. Frye ana
Cooper. Home rln--Smith. Sacrifice
hits-Morrison, Conroy and smith
Sacrifice iiy--Cooper. stolen bases
Mcdonnell. Kaufman. Morgan and
Hanks. First base on errors DanvIile
). Left on bases--I.ynchburg. !: Dan
Vile. p Double plays--lianks Schra-
der AMI Laushlin; Laughlin and Nor.
gun. Pitchers summary hits off
Phelan in el-3 Innings, { OF Beatty
in 2-% Innings. Struck out-by Phe.
Ian. |: by Beatty. 3: by Hanks. 5. Base
on bails-off Phelan. q Off Beatty z;
off Hanks. 3. Time. a:0l Umpire,
Connolly.
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Philadelphia at Detroit
New York al st. Louis
Boston at Chicago.
SIZES WASHINGTON ut Cleveland
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Chicago at Philadelphia
l'ittsburg at New York
Cincipnati at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Boston.
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Il. zimmerman. third base.
III Zimmerman. second base Wifi
tbatted for Richie in ninth I
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'Batted FOR j. Clarke in tenth.
IBa,,Ad for Curtis in twelfth.
iBatted for Leiticid In eleventh.
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