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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
WORCESTER.

Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Nourse and Miss
Estelle Conner OF Barre are spending n
few days at j. r wilson's. Herman
Cross the r. f. u. carrier Of route .,
has moved to Mrs. Drinkwater's house
near Tewksbury' s.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Bancroft and Master John. spent Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives here,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23


dates are non partisan Waldo H. Farrsr
was nominated for alderman in ward
one; NJ. I. McKenna in ward two and
in ward three George Fitzgerald was re-
nominated For school commissioners.
Frank Is. Goss was re-nominated In ward
| four; r. L, Bliss in ward five and in
ward six, ~ l.. A. Newcomb
Mrs. &. u. Wheelock has been taken
to 1Teaton hospital and an operation
performed She was found to be in
a serious condition. there being a bad
case of appendicitis and general in
lection.
| DR.. @. T.. Hunt, formerly OF this
city, Is now located in Boston, having
Travelled extensively since leaving
Montpelier about a year ago
Louis, the eight-year- old son of Mr..
and Mrs. a. l.. Shambo. has been OPP
| Grated on at tho hospital for append
citis and is reported az making sat
isfactory progress.
| Sheriff Frank II. Tracy Monday even
ing drew the following petit Jurors
for the March term of Washington
county court which convenes Tuesday,
March "A, Chief Judge willard w.
Miles of Barton presiding: Barre city,
Charles w. Ball, George l. Beckley;
Barre town. Enoch Campbell, Grant
Lane; Berlin, f. V. Winslow, II. G.
Wiley Cabot, Charles H. Rowland;
Calais W. J. Coates, r. b. Van Orman;
Duxbury. J. ]. Breen, Orrin Hills;
East Montpelier. l.. p. Young. H. 7.
Gale; Fayston. J. J. Nelson; Marsh
field. Lee Townsend, f. W. Pitkln;
A M 1fer
Walter A. Premier, George NJ. Smith;
Moretown, s. e. Atkins, p. II. Kerrin; .
Northfeld, e. A. Joslln, r. w. HAYES
Plainfold. Hans Frederickson, Clinton
\. Bartlett; Roxbury. Charles y. Lee
John Banister: Waltsield Hugh
Baird, Allen $. Howe; Warren. George
Ford: Waterbury. II. r. Pike, clinton
Johnson; Woodbury. Frank l.. Batch
elder, Fred Buchanan Worcester
Forrest f. Gray. Martin s. Herbert.
Tho s12j taken from the toe of one of
tie overshoos of Arthur Mccullough. who
was taken Saturday to State prison. has
been trusted by the druggist firm of
Evans & Bryan Of Waterbury, It Is not
understood that this firm cashed any
forged check for Mccullough but they
: have a book account against him for Sc,
and under the circumstances it cannot he
seen how they will he able to hold tho
stolen money 1t had been agreed to di-
vide this money between G. y. Phillips
and L. d. raft pro rata, on the bogus
5 checks they cashed for mccullough but
the money Is now tied UP and will he until
the March term Of court.
! Judge Il. : stanton gave a hearing In
the office Of the county clerk Monday
4 Nntt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23

Patents have been granted W. e. Bry-
ant OF Springfield for multi-spindl(
grinding machine, q, A. Richardson OF
East Barnet. for a bull stafr H. G. White
OF North Bennington for sterescope
and steTeogrApll,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23

spending the week with his uncle. levi
Wilder>--Mrs. George Ladd entertained
the Ladies' club Friday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23

no Want-ud,ertise under For sale is
TO turn II into money
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
tlalrrae.r-s
em> MOTOR CARS
Gordon MOTOR Motors o.nrany
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
FEATURE Event
Won BY CALISSE

Louisville. Ky. May 1s.-Calisse. a
Texas bred nlly, captured tho Dcbu-
tante stakes from large field of two
year-olds at Churchill Downs to day.
Well ridden by Rice, She was always
prominent In the running. and in a
driving finish. beat Rosc of Jedaah
by neck Mary Emily, tho favorite.
was third. Ocean Bound won the nth
race with zach. and cqualed the track
record for mile and seventy yards.
First racc-four and half furiongs.
year-olds-Plaint (s4s.40). nrst:
fmir $3.50. second; Alimotis {s3.2o),
third. Time. :5i 3-5. orlcne. Tennes-
sessee. Curtain Call, Upright also ran.
Second race-three- quarters of 4
mile, three.year- oids. selling-.winning
Widow tsl5.3o,. first; Rogon (s3.3o),
second: Planutess tsi.i0). third Time,
.l:l2l-5. Amberine, Ben Lasca. sancho
Panza, FOOL. Fairy story. Emily Lee
Princess Industry, Ruisseau. Del Friar
and Plautocrat also ran. lH.
ihird race-siX furiongs, handicap.
three year-olds and up-Chapultepeo
(SS.9o). first Raleigh T. ID. (s55o), Sec
ond Donau (sa.7o). third. Time.
l:it a. o. Jack Parker and Fauntie-
roy also ran &
Fourth racc-thc Debutaute stakes.
two-year-old hllies, four furiongg-
Calisse NiL6o). first; Rose OF Jeddah
Ol2l), second: Mary Emily (sa.90).
third Time. :4s2-s. Agora, Azyiade.
Beautiful. Acquln. Sister Florence,
MISS VICES. Floral Day, Bachelor Girl
and Lacassadora also ran
Fifth race-one milo and seventy
yards. purse. for three-ycar-olis and
up--Ocean Bound fs3.lo). frst; Joe
Morris tso.7o), second; Prince Like
eout, third Time. LAP AS Only three
starters.
Sixth race-one and one sixteenth
miles, selling. for tprse- year.olds and
up-scrirnmaee (sl4.so), Arst; Fort
Johnson $500. second Robert Bruce
$3.50, third. Time. i:473-5 Swish.
silver knight Warden. The Moat.
shapdale, short Order. Camel. single
File also ran.
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.OUTCLASSED BY TARS,
COLTS LOSE AGAIN
Slow and Listess Game in Which Verbout and
Poole Are Rival Box Artists fielding Work
s of Both Teams Sensational

ming, was proba bly, The fielding stunt
that featured the day.
Only in one inning, the ninth, did the
Colts promise 10 set in the score col.
umn With one out, McCabc and E;gnn
singled. Poole here settled down. and
famed Martin. When Maths tore OFF
u fast one toward second Babb, by n
brilliant piece of footwork, Knocked il
down. and with a lightning throw.
caugh, the batter at the first station.
ending hope and the game.
Norfolk's first two runs came In tho
opening inning, OIL single by liircher.
triple by Staub. single by Dodge and
sacrifice fly by Law.
z In the eighth the Turs made two
more runs by getting on to Ncrbouts
curves. Babb and lircher opened with
singles, were sacrificed by Staub, hut
We're held on these bases. when Dodge
popped up to short Law was walked
by order of Sullivan. filling tho bases.
Richards singled TO right. and pushed
bapb and iiircher across the plate. rhe-
len sent one out to Maths thai ended
the rally. The score;
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M0N0GRAMS AWARDED AT
WASHINGTON AND LEE
Hnscbnil and Trnck Team Mcn Win
College Honors-Scw BnscbaIi
Manager Elected.

Spcclal 10 Tic FINES - iSpatch.1 iltl
Lexington. Va. May l6.-The ath-
lctic committee OF Washington and Lee
University met last Saturday night;
and elected G. c. jackson. OF Muskogec
Okla, manager of the 1912 baseball
team. Mr.. Jackson assisted Manager
slough during the past season. ana
Is cmincntly qualified TO MI the posi-
ton to Which lie has been elected. lie
Is Il member OF the Sigma M and
Theta lambda Phi fratcrnities and the
White FrIcr Ribbon Society.
The committee awarded monographs
TO the members OF this years baseball
team as follows: r. ~ Smith (captain)
r. y. Donahuc. II. Il. PEBBLES. w a.
Erwin. T.. Il. Brown. !. NJ Turbyrll.
w. l.. Webster. Il. g Moore H. l..
Moran, ". " Gwathmcy. IT.. r. Bed
dow. NJ. Slough Cmanagerl
MonoErams were also awarded TO
tho following members of this years
track teai.: Carrier Glass. II. NJ. Sat
teriield: j. II, Miller, G. B. Bryan s.
NJ. ionan. r. NJ. Wood and L.. NJ.
klnnear. -
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.COLLEGIANS VS.
YELLOW JACKETS
STANDING OF cLUns.

If Richmond College wins to-day
from Randolph Macon 1t is sure bet
that tic locals Will win the champion
lion This series has been hard fought
in fact. all the teams arc In the rum
ming and to-day's game practically de-
cidcs The winner. AT The camp Of the
spiders hope runs high for 10 days
contest. Rumor is that they expect &c
win. The game will begin at 1880
O'Clock.
The last game with rtandolph- Macon
WIS a hard fought one. The locals Won
the contest by a I TO score. The final
score was never q certainty until The
last man was down. 1t was game
full of SPECTACULAR plays. The rooters
rom The respective colleges were II
hand and their cheers were credit 10
any college. They will no nut to- Day
IN iull force, AS in the rally at Rich.
mond College. last night 700 OF the
loyals were present and practjced their
war songs. Rumor. from Ashland has
1t that the cntiro student body will
attend this game.
The local college is not as confident
AS II was in The last game. Tho Ash
landcrs have improved since their de-
feat administered BY the locals. They
are out for revenge. They arc also out
for the cup. Two such objects in view
should make any team play ball But.
on the other hand the Richmond Col
lege boys owe the Ashlanders many old
debts. They recall tie defeat OF last
year. II will be a hard fought game.
Richmond College will line UP as
follows: Guy catcher; baldwin. pitch
or. Meredith, first base; Gill. second
base: Gresham, short stop; Beale. third
base Acre. left field: Haylor, centre
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HITS WHEN NEEDED
WIN FOR ROANOKE
New Petersburg Pitcher Lasts
Only Two Innings-Scorc
Is 6 to q.

iSPecia 10 the es-Dispa tch. sIf
Petersburg VA, May I6,-Roanoke
Won the second game OF the series
fX2m Petersburg by hitting when il
We needed. Reidy, new pitcher,
Went in the box for the home team ana
lasted only two innngs--a home run,
two two base hits and single, which
earned for Roanoke four runs. being
made of him. Bruckmlllcr relieved him
and had the game going nicely until
the fifth inning. wien after striking
out the first two batsmen, he walked
Pressly Shields hit for TWO bases,
scoring Pressly, and Clever singled,
scoring Shields.
Cefalu started in Tor Roanoke. but
was Knocked out OF The box in the
first Inning. five singles being made.
which nctted Petersburg three runs.
Garden vas brought in from centre
field, and he was practically invinci-
Bile, only three singles being made OF
him in the eight innings he pitched.
and the only run added 10 Tie score
Of the home team was made on an
error by Shields, Wild pitch and a
single by a. Busch. The score:
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EAGLES PLAY BALL
AGAINST RED MEN

nc ball team representing the Dixie
Aeric OF Eagles viii play game thls
afternoon beginning AT 1870 o'clock.
with the Norfolk Red Men. who arc
here in convention both organisa-
lions have fast teams. and largo
number Of enthusiastic rooters, dcsp!tc
the early hour. Will Visit The hall ,iarl.
and cheer on their respective favorites
ne t.Mples have been getting in shape
BY daily practice for the past week.
and are ready 10 scalp ans set OF Rcd
Men ever on diamond II should he
q large game. with much fun on the
SIdn - MI
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Wins Out in eleventh. I

!, y IItHF ~ u Hc IIncS- Ulypat Ch.1
Newport News. VA, May lG-Aftc,
hryan and Grove Barry had lied the
score 70 :. in the eighth. with home
and Bryan had saved the game in tho
ninth by wonderful one-hand catch
OF Sinlihonss terrific drive TO right.
Win High at third. the Shipbuildcrs
came TO and nosed the Norfolk Rockies
out in the eleventh inning this after
noon, OF the greatest baseball game ever
plhyed AZ the Casino Park.
Score bv innings: II n T.
Newport MOO oO00a00l-3 s 4
Norfolk ....00l0 1oO00oO--:. 81
batteries: Davic and Rogers: lii.!
ana l.uca. Empires. llenningcr ana
lIudgins. Time. 2:35. attendance, 400
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Spccihl 10 Tho Times Dispatchl n.
Lynchhur=.j Va. May l6,---Pitchei.
rfccnily jumped his contract TO play
with tic Norfolk outlaws, where he
was barred after pitching three
Sanirs. has signed with Greensboro OF
lie Carolina Association. despite the
tnc; that he has been suspended bv
the panyilic Association. FIJI
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score BY Innings: r.
3oston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oo3oio. t-s
Detroit ..............l.. .4......00O,3i i-T
summary: Runs-Enxle. Wagner. Williams
~. Carrishn 60. Drake Bush. Cobb (gJ.
Crawford, MORTALITY. StanaSe. Two base hits
Cobb t.S. Stanage. Three base hit--was-
ner. Home runs-Morlarity. CarrIsan sac
r!nec hits-ts!ggert. Wagner Left on bases
boston. 8; Detroit, Z Stolen bases-Drakc
Mariarity. Gainor carrigan. Hooper Wil-
liams. Double payr--cobb to Deiehanty:
Hooper TO Williams, Hits-on Katger. 8
Ia Innings: OF C!cotte. In STA lnnings
struck out-By karIer. ]: by cicnttc. :. by
La;itte g. First base on balik-On CIcotte
3 Wild pstch-kargcr. Hit by pitcher-By.
Lahttc. tWslliams). Time OF game. 2:ii.
Cmpiree, Egan md Connolly. l..Li -.
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r. z. !.
GAME WON BY REDS.
. IN SECOND INNING.
Eight Runs Scored Off Brennan
and Chalmers, Who Sue
cccds Him.
.pHlLLIEs LOSE, Il 10 q
Suggs, Cincinnati's Twirlcr,
Keeps Home Teams Hits
Well Scattered.
.PHlLLIES LOSE, II TO q

Philadelphia, Pa. May 16.-Cincinnati
defeated Philadelphia II 10 A. The Wis.,
TORS practically won the game in tho
second inning. when they made four
singles in succession off Brennan, and
Chalmers. who succeeded him, gave
three bases on balls and was hit for
Two singles, eight runs being scored
SuSgs kept the home teams hits well
scattered. Score:
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store by innings; H.
Cincinnati ...............0s II . a n q -,
Philadelphia ...............3 o q o q OF a.
summary: Runs Bescher ~. Eram. Hob
Sizel. Bates, Mitchell. Grant. Downoy ~.
;nsi'eam. suSss. Titus -, knabe. Marcc.
= Wo,ohsc htts-1Grant. Gescher. Sacrifice
hll-ainLehn. sacrifice hy-Paskcrt. stolen
bases Beschor 10 Grant pouble play
SuESs to Egan to Hobltze Left on bases
Cincinnati, 2: Phlladelphia. ;. Iiits-Om
Brennan. in Ia innings; off Chalmers
In 6"-3 innings. of Shutz 0 In | inning
flrst base on balls-OT suggs. .: off Brcn-
nan. y off Chalmers. 6; off Shutz. /. First
e "a, on error ehlaIeIrhia. !. Struck out
nNN snsEs. !; oy FIREMAN. J; by Chalmers. 3
Time OF game c:tS Empires. Brennan and
o Day. -
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lSpeciai 10 The Times Dispatchl
LIZA beth city. y, G.. May 16.-The
score hv nnnSs; n. n. i,
Eli@abctil CITY. .0o0000ui - & 4
Porismouth oofol-5 :.
Baiierics; Jobson and Cote; FLYNN
ana Cleveland. Umpire. Curtis Fca-
lures 'arkerson's throw from deem
rthlrc and two CATCHES by Townsend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17

summary: Two-basc hits-Babb
Walsh. Three base hits-Staub. stolen
bases-nodGe (2). Sacrifice ticsLLaw.
Double plays-Dodgc TO Law Left on
bases-Richmond, s; Norfolk, c. Struck
rcut-Poole. q; verbout. 3 Bases on
bails-pooie. . Verbout. /. Batter hit
Sullivan. Time of game. 1850 Al
tendance. 100 Empires, I.eary and
Henderson,
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sexton or,lercdtoI,y nch,uru.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch. n
Lynchburg. Va. May i6.-Pitcher
John Sexton, who was sold to Bir-
mingham, Ala. FOR trial until May IS.
has been turned hack on the shoe
Stocksdslc wired him Transportation
ordering him to report to him hero.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Al Tolcdo-Columbus s. Toledo, Is.
At Minneapoiis-St. Paul. 4 Mime
apolis, 49,
dinnapoiis, 4.
At Milwaukee--K Kansas City. ii. .Mil-
waukce. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
TWO PITCHERS INEFFECTIVE

New York, May i6.-Thc Giants were
beaten to-day by ST. Louis 5 to 6, Ray
mond and Amcs being wild and ineftec-
tive. McGruw and lia,ser were ban
lshed for kicking. Doylcs batting was
me feature. he making TWO triples and
Two singles score:
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INiood Puxzlc. snnoIk.
;pccial 10 The Times Dlspntch.l

!rr..IT,,vv 'r, - II IIIt5- IlsIlHtCh.
puzzle 10 Suffolk to day. and old
po 1 Won q tojo, scoring three home
Score by innings R.r. r.
pld Point .2oo000ll.-
Suifolk 000p0o %
hhiierics: Flood and Herman. DAILY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
WINS THIRD STRAIGHT

Boston Mass. May ls.-P,tsburg
Won It's third game from Boston to-day.
IL 10 q. The visitors knocked Pfeffcr
out of tho box in the first inning. scor-
ing six runs. Millers stick work was
the feature. The score:
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

=, Macon Macon, 4; Charleston. 3.
Al Albany -Albany, .: Columbia. ;.
~ Columbus Columbus. ; Augusta
Al le-Jacksonville, 3
savannah I.
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st. Louis.
New York.
olals .''"- l. - IL lolals =.
'liaiied for Devlin in ninth.
Ran tor Myers in ninth.
,iSnitcd for Amcs in nth
aBattcd FOR Marnuard In ninth

Score by innings: sI- r.
81. Louis .,................ .9...l,lioco is
New York. Observation-Disclosures 0a2b0 IS
summary: suns--iiu6gms ~. Ellis Now
roy, Evans Oakes, Bliss, steele. Dcvore
Doyle. MURRAY, Mcrkle, Fletcher Wilson
Two base hit--Mcrkle. Thres-bnsc hits-:l-
lis Evans, oakes, steele. Doyle. Sacrifice
hles--El!is t2i. lSonetchy t9 Stolen base
Merkie. Lett on bases ST I4ouis .: Ncw
York. S. Double plays-Sinlth to Iluggins 10
Konctchy: steele to Konctchy 10 Mowrcy.
lliis-OH Raymond. In Inning (none out
In second>; off hmes. in I Innings; Off
Maruuar,l. , In innings. FRS, base on
ballH-On steele, 3: off Raymond .. OF
.tmcs, .. off Marquard g. First base on .i-
ror-New York. l. Struck out-By Steele. ::
by Raymond. /; by .AInes. i; by Maraua rd .
3 Wild pitch--Matquard. Time OF game,
2:eS. Umpircs. Flnneran and Rigler. IHt
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VICTORY FOR CLEVELAND

Cleveland Ohio. May l6.--Weil placed
three baggers liz the second and ninth
innings each netted a run, and Clcye-
land won this afternoon from New
York; toll Woltcr was pui out of
the game By Umpire Mullin FOR disput-
iul, a lncIrinn- Scnrh. -- .lL--
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond nj Norfolk. B .
Danvilir Mt I.3nchburE.
Roanoke mt Petersburg.

ISpecial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Norfolk, Va. May i6,--In Il slow and
listlcss game, in which 1t was again
evidenced that the visitors are out
rlassed Norfolk defeated Richmond to-
day by the score Of 1 TOO
Both teams helded we'll and several
sensa tional stunts were pulled off
Wallaces's great one hand catch of a
long drive BIS Law. in the opening in
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Birmingham Birmingham.
Memphis. 8.
al Mobile-Mobile, .: Atlanta. /.
At Observation-Disclosures,
Chattanooga, /.
81 New orleans-New Orleans,
Nashville. l.
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RALLY COMES TOO LATE

Brooklyn. y. y. May ls.--Barger
stopped tho Chicagos to-day. Brooklyn
winning by TO in a fast and we'll
played game. The Chicagos rallied in
the ninth, bur could no, tie ii up The
score: t
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Score ny In nInGs

Ivan. Scott (2). Baker. Two-hasc hits
Scott. McIntyre. Collins. Baker. Murphy
Fhree-ba hit-Mclntyre Sacrifice hits
Callahan. Tannehill. Stolen base-Lord
Double plays-Corhan to Tannchll to Col
Inns; rannehi!l to Corhan TO Colins Left
on bases-Chca8o. 1: Philadelphia q First
base on oalis-OT Scott, 3; on Krausc ..
Hit by pitcher-scott. Struck out--By
trause. =: by Scott. 3. Time OF game l:io
Ompires. Perrine and Sheridan
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TIGERS WIN ANOTHER

Detroit. Mich. May 1s-pctroit took
the third straight game from Boston
to- day. the score being to g. Cicotte
passed Bush and Crawford In the ninth,
and Moriarity's hit drove III The win
ming run Score: sIi ni
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Einl,h,,rnn Defnatea

ISpecialto Tie Times DispatchJ
Fort Defiance, Va, May 16.-Augusta
Military Academy won from Fishburne
Military School. The score was Roller.
8; Fishburne. Q.
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WHERE THEY
Chicago at Brooklyn
ST. Louis At New York
Pittsburg at Boston
Cincinnati al Philadelphia.

rfcifer. /: off Brown. q; on Steele. /. struck
out-By Brown. S; by Steele. 3. Time Of
game, l:5o. umpires, Klein and Doyle.
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CHAMPIONS HELD
TO THREE HITS.
Pitcher Scott Puzzles Athletics,
and Chicago Takes
Game.
NINE sAFETIEs OFF KRAusE
Victory Is Third Straight From
Same Team Won by
White Sox.
NINE sAFETIEs OFF KRAUsE

Chicago. Ill. May 1s.-Scott held the
worlds champions to three hits to-day.
which Is teammates bundled hits.
which enabled Chicago to win It's third
straight game from Philadelphia. 6
10 !. TWO doubles gave the visitors
their lone run Score:
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

At MISUNDERSTANDING. o; Green's
boro, 3.
Al winston salcm-e irccnville, q;
winston Sa lem. o.
At Anderson-sp rtanburg. . And
crson, 4 (ten innings). s
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rittsI,,,re
4 Boston
\ Totals IS la-27 IL ! rotais " Il n p /
II Clarke. icfl field
r. CLARKE. left field.
score by innings; r.
Rokton
piltEhlLr

itohton Observation-Disclosures 9nnap. a. {
Pi;sbIEg Observation-Disclosures 6n0ii q . Iii
summary: Iiuns-Tenney Hcrzog. Inger-
ton -, Miller 12), Enridcn. Ryrnc. Leach
isl. i. Clarke to,, Mcknchnie Hunter. WIZ
son %. Gibson t2i Two base hits Steele
lngcrton. Byrnc Gibson Leach, Brown.
Three base hit. Clarke Homo runs
Miller CO. Double plays--WaEner to Me
kechnic 10 Hunter: Rariden to InEerton
iiiisfTom ifcmer. in inning; OFF Brown,
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WASHINGTON DEFEATED

ST. Louis. Mo, May 6.-st, Louis won
the third straight game from Washing
ton to-day By the score Of 10 0. Lake
allowed three scattered hits. Score:
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totals .5i 10 2 10 / totals ...al
e Zimmerman. third base.
III Zimmerman. second base.
:Battcd for Weaver In seventh
zRatted for 'roncy IN ninth.

" Score by INNINGS: r
chicago Observation-Disclosures. q q q n {, n q I-N
brookIyn .,.............,l,.. o. o o q o ~
I summary: runs schul,c u. Zimmerman
Daubert. coulson. r. Zimmerman Two ba SO
hits-H. Zimmerman r. Zimmerman. Three
base hit-E Zimmerman. Sacrifice hit
Bergen Left on bases Chicago &: Brook
lyn.HI First base on error BROOKLYN l.
stolen bases-shean. Icjeunc. Double play
stark 70 Hummer 10 paubert. FiSSt base Oh
pails-On Weaver, .: OFF BarEer. y. Struck
out-By Weaver. ?: by 'roney. .: by Bargcr
3. ll'ts-on Weaver, . in Innings off
rohey. in Innings. Hit by pitcher-Ry
Bhrgcr. ] fchancel. Time OF game 81
Cmnircs. IOhnsl ono md Ensnn.L m -L-L-l---
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Totals 100 40 Totals al III 10 /
None gu, when winning run vas scored.
score b. Innings; II.
Cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n o o O -.
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 90 le09oo-I
Summary: Runs--Jackson. Eneteriy. VOL
ter. Three base hits-EasierIy. jackson.
Sacrifice hit-tiartZcll. Stolen bases Bir
minsham. Woter, Knight Daniels. Gard
ncr. Double plays-Roach 10 Gardner 10
knight: Gardner tunassisted): Olson 10 Sto-
vail. First base on bails-On Gregg, .; off
Fisher. l. Struck out-By GreSs. .; by
Fisher, ). Wild pitch-Gregg First base on
errors-New York 2. Left on bascs-clcve-
land 5; Sew York. g. Time OF game. i:f0.
Empires. Evans and Mull!n.
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STANDING OF TIE CLUBS
TO-DAY

Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland
Washington at st. Louis.
Other game not scheduled.