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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14
WARRENTONH HORSE
SHOW A SUCCESS
Especial 10 The Timcs-pispatch.

Warrenton. Va, May 13.-Thc horse
show given by the Warrenton Hunt
Club here this afternoon. at the War
renton horse show grounds. was a
great success In every way. The
grandstand was partly filed, and the
audience enthusiastic and appreciative
AZ large number of the lovers OF sport
were out for the exhibition: sum
meries:
Green hunters-hrst, Wisur; second
Lightweight hunters-hrst. 3. D.
Runabout ella ss--flrst, II. NJ. Hubbeli;
second, Wamach; third, .Ulman
Ladies' hunters-first. c.. Ii. Smith
second. Atlec: third. Workman.
Road hack s-Hrst, Ulman; second
C. II. Smith; third, Harry Edmonds.
Polo ponies-frst. Lee Evans: SEQ
ond, Atlee: third, w. G. Coates.
IIandicap jumpers-frst Sewers,
second. Wilbut; third Spitman.
Farmers. class-f1rst. Kelly; second,
Alice.
Glass for horses two years and over
for cup offered by II. WaliaceAfrst,
Master Richard Wallach; second, Miss
Edith Wallach; third. Kerr. with Mas
ter Edward Barker up.
Pony race was won by Carter, OF
Baldwin's Ridge second, Alice
The class for other horses was the
feature Of the afternoon. and had
seven entries.
Or. Z. Lester Jones judged the en-
tries.
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ZIMMERMAN PROVES .
. PUZZLE TO BUGS

Danville, Va. May l3.-Inability to
MT Finneran at the right time caused
the defeat of the champions this after-
noon before a big crowd. including
many i. r. As The Tars took tho
game By the scoro of . to Ill Norfolk
scored In the second inning, bringing
Two runs across BY punching three
mrs. Danville added It's only run Of
,Ee game III tho next inning on a two.
Dagger an out and a sacrifice ny In
the seventh Norfolk added another
run, when |, again punched hits The
game was marked by some beautiful
Heldlng Score:
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SHINING GAME
" WON [ J n. By .P||H|LL|ES
Cincinnati Defeated in Longest
Big League Contest Of
Season.
NOT a HIT OFF ALEXANDER
Three Of Runs for Reds Driven
In by Doubles Of
Bates.
NOT A HIT OFF ALExAND Err

/. Philadelphia. May 1S.-1n the long
est major league game of the season
Phtladelpha to-day defeated Cincin-
natl IN sixteen innings o to g. The
winning run was made on singles by
Iasiert and Luderus, the former being
forced out. ana Morans single. after
me teams had struggled from the
seventh inning without either being
able 10 score. Ludcrus made home
run with two men on bases, Bates,
who figured in the trade last winter.
drove in three OF Cincinnatis runs
with two doubles. Alexander twirled
the last eight innings for the home
team. and not hit was made off
him while the visitors were retired
In order in every inning. Score:
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TENNIS TOURNEY .
At COUNTRY CLUB
l(con,inucd From Firs, pare

.stNSoiNHucu FROM FIRST Page
singles is held By Mrs. Willard E! SUI
ivan who last year defeated Miss
Hiiuegrade Turtle. OF Brooklyn, ~ y.
~ hnny Promincnt Players.
Among players who have already
notified tho chairman OF the topnis
committee that they Will participate
THIS year are: r. II. Palmer T., r.
Pell and wylie G Grant, or New YORK
Il NJ Grant and C. T. Smith, OF Al
lanta and Frank ]. Hall, of Lynch
bure, Va, and several othr PLAYERS
from the South and from Washing.
ton. For so early In the season this
is an unusually large number to have
informed the club that they will be
present, and II Indicates an Unusually
large attendance at the tournament.
The courts of tho Country Club are
In line shape. although the local tour.
nancnts have been delayed by con.
tinued bad weather. However. on
Monday. May %. Il local ladies tour
namen, Will be held, to be followed
shortly by a local mems tournament.
Some very Interesting matches have
already been arranged to take place
on the courts OF the Country Club.
On May IS the University OF Viz
ginia VIII send n team OF from four
to six iscn to play a match with
a like number of Richmond players.
and on Juno 3 Norfolk will send n
team of siy men for n similar match,
These irtcrclty matches last wear
proved very interesting and quite a.
number Will be scheduled for this
season
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chester nigh schooi Defented.

IN RfchmOnd Academy defeated Chess
ter High School this afternoon In
ter High School yesterday afternoon in
a slow but interesting game by the
score OF II to 6.
Tho features OF the ga~e wero the
batting OF Rueger and Durham and
the pitching of Moulton for the Acad-
envy, and the batting OF T. Bruce. for
Chester
Score by innings: r.
Academy ...... ...t.3034 o100x-11
Chester ...... ......1 0i01 Of 2 6
Summary: Stolen bases-Roberts
Rueger, Des Portes (3), Franklin,
Moulton. Bruce. r.. Bruce. e, Goyne
Bases on balls-off Moulton. 8 Off
Bruce. 5. Struck out--by Moulton 4 ;
by Bruce. 3. Umpire. WarrIolS. r. H. S.
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RECORD OF TEAM
UNUSUALLY GOOD
CONTINUED From First Page.)

Continued From First Page.)
losing fvc and tying one: Ieat year the
Red and White team played eighteen
games. winning fourteen. losing one
and tying three; this year the team
has played twenty games. winning sew
enteen and losing three. This gives
tho team record for the past three
years OF playing hfty-nne games, win
ming forty-siN, losing nine and tying
four. with percentage OF .S36. Thomp-
son is a former a. and NJ star athlete,
being one OF the best all-around ath-
letes in the State. and no coach has
evcE--been held in higher esteem by his
men than Thompson.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

s:uo a. Daiiy-Fast train to Old Point
800 J.. { Newport News and Norfolk
I:te 4. Dsily-Lncal 30 Newport News
$50 p. Daily. Local TO Old Point;
$50 Y. Dnily-i-ouavIiie and Cincinnati
ii:@ p. Chicago and 81. Louis Puiimanr
GAS P.--Daly-Western E1prers puli,nant
ll9l to Cincinnati.
$3.50 A.-,paiiy.-chariottcsv!l Week day.
sig r.-%esk days. Local to oordonsvin..
s:is P.--Week days. To Lynchbur8.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local from East-s:5 4. A.. 1850 T.. u
Through from East-il:so A. A.. s:so p. NJ
Local from "est-'s:so A ~ $3.50 A. A..
Through-7:oo A. ~. a:.6 p. ".
James River Lines: a5 A.. n. s.i5 p ~
sDa!iy except Sunday a1~'i
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Norfolk and Western Railway

4 ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect May II. 1911
Leave Byrd Street station, Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: ts:i6 a. NJ, 1900 A. NJ. a3.p5 r.
~, 1910 =. II. bT:co p NJ 1fN' -
For LrHcHBuRG AND THE WEST :
p. NJ.
NJ. b1I:i5 4. NJ. 1875 r. NJ, bio:75 p MI.
'll;3o r. NJ. From the West: .5:55 A. 81,
aa;oe T.. NJ. b2:b r.. NJ, '5!o5 p. NJ. 900 p. NJ
DAILY. aDaly eS sunday. bSunday only
Pullman Pariot and Sleeping Cars, cafe
Dining Cars. c. il. BOSLEY
d. p. A.. Richmond. va
w. B. BENILL. G. ?. A.. Roanoke Va
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DETROIT LOSES TO BOSTON

Detroit Mich. May 1s.-Aftcr Do
troit apparently had to-day's game
Won Boston knocked willett out of
the box IN the ninth. and In the tenth.
after Detroit tied the score found
Muliin for the winning runs. Cobb
and Lewis both secured home runs
with tho bases full. In the tenth Iris
Speaker eprainnd his right leg sliding
into FIRST, and will be out of the game
10 rsomc time Score.
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NORFOLK SOUTHERN

Lv. Norfolk; 's:a5 and I'll A. L.. % p. n
Tor Eastern Carolina and the South.
Z Lv Raleigh '6:l5 a. ~. 10 ard .s:i5 p, II.
for Eastern Carolina and Norfolk
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Norfolk.
Raleigh: also Goidsboro and Norfolk.
'Dsiy -ti.ily EI. Sun
c. d. LEGRASDE. g. a.. American Nat!ona,
Bank. Phone Monroe 1897. Richmond
w. w. CROSTOS. G.. P A Norfolk Va
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Arrive Richmond
SOUTHERN RAILWA-Y

TRAINS LEAVE .EICHMOND.
~; - oiiowing schedule figures published
/ e:lo a. M.-Da!iy-Locsl for Charlotte Dur
ham and Raieish 1915 A. Nj Daily-LiInit-
ed-For all points South. Drawing Room
Bnnet Sleeping Car TO Memphis via Asho-
viie and Chattanooga. 400 r. NJ Ex. sun
Local Ter Durham and intcrmdiate etatton.
SEQ L. II. Ex. sun.-keysyiile Local iii;
y. Daily.Limited-Tor ali points South.
YORK RIVER LINE
$3.50 p MEX. Sun.-To West PIT. connect.
Ing for Baltimore Non. Wed. and Fri s:Co
A M.-Er. Sun. and 2:iG r. M.-Mon. Wed
and Fri.-Local to Wuat Point '5~f
TRAINs ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From tho South. e:b0 A. NJ. 500 r. NJ,
2iW r. If. daily. From West Point: e.,o a.
II. Daily; hiss A. n. Wed. and Fri; 4:fS p
n EI. Sun
g. L. BURGESS. D. p. A.,
s2o z. Main st. 'Phons Madison Isa
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Totals Isl 20 80 20 q Total. 50 i 80 il

Ran for speaker In tenth and centre held
tPatted for Hall I'm sx,h.
-Ba,ted for knlilay In ninth
zBattcd for O'Lcary In ninth
hBatted for Ness in tenth
Score BY innings: r.
Boston Observation-Disclosures o o @ o : c-is
Detroit -....,.,..............,6o e20oofo-ii
summary; Runs-Hooper Gardner. Pur-
tell, Sneaker Lewis t3) Engle. Wagner (n)
Williams tol. Riggert. Drake te). Bush t2I
Cobb. Crawford t2l Deiehanty. Stannge (el
Willett Two-basc hi,s-Cobb Williams
Lewis. Three-hase hits-Crawford, Drake
Riggert. Home runs-Stansgc. Cobb. Lewis
Saerince hits-Stnnage. Lewis. Sncrilce ry-
Delehanty. Stolen bases-Cobb. Crawford
Delehanty. Speaker to) Double plays--wil-
liains 10 Wagner To Williams; Engie 10 VIII
linms TO wagner: Carrigan to Ensle. Left
on hHses-Boston, 10; Detroit. g. Pitchers
record: OF wIllett. is hits In STA innings:
OF Works, ? hits in 20 inning; off Muiiin.
hits in Inning; of kargcr. 5 hits in 8
Innings: off Hall. s hits in . lnninHr. off
Killllay. hits In 3 Innings: of Wood (.
hits in innings. Struck ou,--By Hall 2:
by Killlay, /; by Wood 3: by Wnlett 8.
First base on halls-om wiilett. !: off Hail
|; on KIllilay, .: on Wood ,. Time OF game
?:s5 Empires. Connolly and Egan.
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totals 39 T. "a Totals - u q a
.batted for Mcintyre IN sixth.
iBatted for Scott in eighth

SSore oy innings: ,-; H.
Enicaso ACKNOWLEDGEMENT o000ioi o. 6
" so.t'"b 'oH ....s..-.. .....-..Q 0 j ? I'll
summary: Runs-McIntyrc. zeider. BodIe,
Io,ilhs. Tannehiii. Corhsn. Milan. Conroy,
Eenveit Eiberfeld. Gessier Cunningham,
M Se 90. Horny. Otey t2). Two ba Sc
tnits,-Collins. Walker. Leiyelt. Mcbride
Sulliran. Milan Three base htt--Leliveit.
SacFihce hits-Eibcrfeid. Callihan Cunning
nun. McBride Stolen ibase-Elberfcld. Left
on onsss-chicago. I: Washington. i2 Double
piay-rnn nehiil to Collins. Hits-Or Lanye.
an Innings off Scott. in 3 Innings; or
Dung. In inning; off Walker. 10 In 6 20
innings; on Otey In i-3 innings. First
Q Sase on hhlls-on LANCE. S; OF Scott. 3.
Scott. 4; by Otcy. /. wild p.tches-Yaiker
LANCE Timo OF game. 2:io Umpires. Per-
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REGULAR INF|ELD
is OUT OF GAME
Weakened New York Americans
Defeated by Clcvc-
land.
Knapp WILD THROUGHOUT
stoyall Does Not Get a Put
out Until Eighth
Inning.
OLE
WILD THROUGHOUT

Clereland.N O.. May 1s--Cleveland
Won easily from New York. 12 to g.
Ihe New York. team was weakened BY
the absence OF It's entire regular In
held, Manugor Chase being III with II
cold. while Third Baseman Hartzell was
injured by u collision with Cobb at
Detroit Friday. Knapp was wild
throughout. and finally had to retire
In the eighth after filling the bases.
Stovall did not have Il putout until
the eighth inning Score:
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Fletcher 62), Konctehy Homo run-alerkle.
Sacrifice ny-Hartlcy. Stolen bnses-Merkle
oridweli. Hartley Becker taj. Crnnda!i
Double plsys-poyle TO Merkle: Fletcher to
Doyle to Merkic. Left on bases-St Louis
3; New York. 5. Tirst base OH ballsNoSr
Sallee. /; OF Harmon. .: Off Laudcrm!lk S:
on Mar1uard. g. Struck out-By Mathewson
i; by Marquard. Is: by l.uudcrniilk C. III
BY pitcher-Mnrray. Konetcly. Wild pitch
Laudcrmilk. Time of game 22e Umpircs
Brennan and O'Day
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PhitadeIphta.
Cincinnati.
Totals !. 81 . 81 &c 4 Totals ...5a IL as :;

HAVtuu IoF Ilrrfc III sNVcnt1l. 0--- : ----
TWO o,,t when winning run was scored
& score by innings: i> r..
1'hiiRdeiphia .,...i0 o00s0Oo o0oI--5
SUMMARY: Runs Boscher. Egan. Clark.
heefe. ritus. Lobcrt. paskert. i.udcrus (cI.
i.we-hasc hits-Beschcr. Bates tol. Moran.
Chalmers. Alexander. I.obert. Home run
.1Mletus. Sacrifice ny-Esan. Stolen hascs-
e:; Cd Sacrifice ay-Egnn. Stolen bases
s]sates- powney, Titus, Loberi. Double play,
:. Es MO Downcy; Egan TO Downey TO Hob
iitsei; Titus to Lober;: pooan to Ludorus
Grant 10 Esnn TO ilioblitze'. Left oil bae4s-
I cincinnati. s: PhiMdephia. u. Pitchers
record OF keefe. . hits and % times at bat
ct bal IN, 10 innings: OF Chalmers. hits and
50 lines ~ bat in innings; or Alexander,
tase on bnlle -on kcefc.,3 3: Off smith. 3; on
Chalmers. I; OF Alexander. 3. First base on
-fhiladelphia. !! Struck out--By lieefe,
8: by Smith. 2; by Chalmsrs. 3; by Alexan-
der. s; Passed hali-Clnrk. Time of game
Els. lmpires. Finmernn and RLgler.
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GIANTS WIN IN FIRST.

New York, May 13.-The Giants hit
sallee. Harmon and Laudernilk for
nine safetles IN the first inning to-
day ana made thirteen runs. Devorc
snodgrass. Murray and Merklc each
scored twice. and Aierk!e made home
run and double In tho first inning
Lsudermilk pitched a fair game after
no vent in. Marquard. who took
MatheyTson's place In tho second in
ming, struck out fourteen Of the Car
dinalS ScnrntL.
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Trinity scrubs pefented.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

t5FeCTd1 -----
Roxboro, N. c., May 1$.-RoNboro
won the initial game OF the season
from tho Trinity scrubs to-day. The
score was to 0. The features of tho
game were the pitching OF Clayton.
for RoXboro. and his home run in tho
fourth. which was enough to win. Ills
strikeout record of eighteen and his
allowance OF only one hit makes him
"a big league possibility,
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Wins WITH EASE.
FROM LYNCHBURG
Roanoke outclasscs Visitors. in
Field and at Bat-score
Is 6 to I.

Roanoke. Va, May 1s.-Roanoke won
with case from Lynchburg to-day, 6 to
/. the visitors being outclussed in
the Held and at the bat. shaughncssy
Knocked home run in tho seventh In
hins, and Pressly got three Dagger
anu wo-bagser. A sensational Gu lch
Mas made In tho seventh inning by,
Morrison. OF Hollands long drive The
score: - !. -,
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summary; Runs-Shnughnessy t2).
Gardin. Holland t2), Pressly. Brooks.
Iwo- base hits-Pressly. Howedcll.
~. Home run---Shaug hnessy. stolen,
pa Sc sicily. Shields, Morrison. Struck
out-by Draper. Q: Brooks, g.. Base on
nails-on Draper. .: Brooks. i. Pass
ed balis--Goodfcllow. Double plays
Howcdell to Woolums. Left on bases
isoanoke 4; Lynchburg. o Hit by
pilcner--kelly. by Draper: Goodfeilow,
by Draper. Time, l:45 Umpire Ec,..
man. Attendnncc 1000
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Chalmers
S MOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor Motor! Company
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line

rp ,,,..i ftE &c MAY Il. 1911.
For Eior,d nsnn = HlCiiMOND DAILY.
';5o r. NJ 100 A. NJ. Charleston ~
Tor Norfolk: .'s:lo. 300 a. NJ, $500 r. NJ,
For \. g. W. Ry. West: e:1s A. H.. 1000
a. NJ. ,s:oo z. NJ. and 800 p. 81.
..s or re'sT'ners: 100 A. NJ. 6:i5 A. NJ.
a. 81: $500 r. ST.. 4:lo p. H.. sos p Nj
I 1902 +. d.. TBS p. NJ. $3.50 P. Nj. M:t5 p. n.
For Goldsboro and Fayet,cvilie: 1910 p. ~
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 4:io A. Nj.
$40 q. ~: 6:s5 a. NJ. 's:s7 a. NJ. ..io:ii
y: NJ 'll;to q: NJ, ''il:i5 a. NJ, $500 P. Mi
s:lb II. NJ. SOC T.. NJ. G:25 u. NJ. 800 p NJ
s;eo Z. Nj. 'lo;eS p. NJ. II 80 p NJ
Except Sunday. :. Sunday only.
ncctions not guaranteed
Z. S. CAMPBELL d. p
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McInncs 10 Davis 10 Baker: McInnoss to
Collins 10 Davis Stolen bnses-oidring and
shotton. Left on bascs-st. Louis. 6: Phila-
deiphia First base on balls-Or Lake, 4;
on Plank. T.. Struck out--By Lake. 3; by
FLANK, Passed bali-Krichcll. Time OF
Eame. hours Umpires. oLoushiin mad
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GAME GOES Ten INNINGS

EroolSlyn. May l3.-t'hicag beat
Brooklyn!. 91.tos+ In. The first clash OF
the se!Iessio- DAY, but had to go ten
innings to accomplish the feat Scan
lon made his seasons debut In the
box Tinker was put off the field for
kicking. Score:
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.WAGNER'S FIELDING FEATURE

Boston, May lS.-Bunching three
5llits In tie eighth inning for a total
K OF i've runs, Pittsburg won from Bos-
ton to-day, 10 3. Wngner's folding
WAS the featurc1f score.
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PLANK IN GREAT FORM

st. Louis. Mo-. May i3,-PhIladelphia,
had little trouble in winning to-day's
game from the local team by TO 0.
Plank pitched in great form Score:
ST. Louis phIindefnbIa
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CHICAGO PITCHERS WILD

Chicago. May 1S.-Thc wiidncss OF
LANCE and Scott. coupled With punched
hits and errors, gavo Washington the
maj gamo OF tho series here to-day
with Chicago by score of II to 8.
Score .-..- ~. --.---.
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STEAMBOATS,.
OLDDOMINION LINE

". Ktchmohd toot OF Ash ST daily7:00 P. NJ.
i-eara Newport News..................5:o 100 A. N.
Connects With main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for Now York daily except SUNDAY
100 2. NJ. Connections also made by N &
w. Ry. p. NJ. and c. & O. ny. at p. nj.
Night Line steamers stop ut Claremont TO
land or receive passengers on signal.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.-James River
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point, New
port News and all James River landings.
Steamer leavea Monday Wednesday and
Friday at $3.50 a. NJ. Freight received for ali
James River landings Phone Madison l7s !
Main Ticket Office. s2l 8. Main T9rcet
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Danvl.le ...,...o 100 o o o o.
Norfolk .,........0 % o o 1 o o-3
Runs-Kcrchcr.. 1 Dodge. |; Elm
reran. l; Cogglns, /. stolen bases
kcrcher. Finncran. Schradcr Sacrifice
hits Richards. Finneran. Sacrifice
ics-Brady. Two-base hits--Kercher
ta), Law (2). Coggns. Laughlin. Lor;
on bases-Norfolk, s: Danville. s.
Ease on balls-On Brady .; off Fin
neran, /. Struck out-By Brady. ) .
by Finneran, 6. Hit by pitched ball
by Fnneran, . ts:chrader, Coggins)
Passed ball-philan. Wild pitch
Brady Time Of game-1:Ao. Umpire
Connolly. -l- L.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY
AMERICAN
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
PLAY TODAY

Philadelphia al Chicago.
Boston at Detroit
Washington at ST. Louis
Other game not scheduled
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PHILADELPHIA.

Score by Innings: r.
philadelphia Notwithstanding OoJls02o-5
St Observation-Disclosures 90 o 0 o co
Summary: Runs-Coiiins. Baker, Davis
Murphy. McInnes Thomas (2). Two base
hits-Colllns. Davis Thomas. Sacrifice hits
Murphy, Baker, Thomas. Doubia plays
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HIghYynYn,en yNin-

( The. Highwnymen defeated Wizards
Pets yesterday i TO G. \ game is
wanted by the IIighwaymen on their
home grounds for Saturday. May 90.
Address j. T.. Atkins, 1918 Baldwin
Street. Maddox LII. l l-IsTl1i n -, --II
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ASK RICHMOND TO
help BUILD ROADS
(Continued From First Page.l

~ I'll - y i ~
surveyed. and when sufficient funds are
available. tho supervisors have given
assurance that the road will be built
MT once. -
The matter is now up TO the point
OF raising the necessary money 10
build the road. or this amount the
people of Richmond are asked to con-
tribute $4,000, of which $4,000 vii!
he applied to the construction Of the
Eastern end of the road, while the
other $4,000 will he spent iii lne work
Of constructing the road to Gordons-
Vile
Many subscriptions have already
been received by II. c. Peck. secre-
tary and treasurer, and while contribu-
tons received by the solicitors have
been generous. there yet remains con
siderable money to be raised It'll
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BROOKLYN.
Totals ...a' 8 50 ~ Totals ...si Z 80 IS I:
-Hettad for Lejeune in eighth
tE.Il Zimmerman third base
4 III Zimmerman second base q.

Ghieego MISUNDERSTANDING o1eolc ool-5
I'tooHlyh s...... ...... lob o o OF O.
summary Huns--sheckard (o,. II. zim
norman %. King. Stark. paubert Wheat
90. base hits-Sheckard (s) Hofmsn
II, Zimmerman. Daubert Three. base hi,-L
Wheat. Sacrifice hi,-cole. Sacrifce Gv-
Chance. Stolen bases-Hummel ~. First
base on error-Chicago. !. Left on bases
Ch!cago. ~; Brooklyn. y Double piays-
stark 10 Hummele to Daubert; Daubert 10
Bergen, First base on bals-on scanion. 4
off Fucker, 2; OFF Cole. (. Struck out-By
Eeanlo!i q by Ruckcr..; by Cole. 9 Hts
Or Sec nloa. in si-s inn!ngs Iii h.
pitehet-By Cole, s. Ump!res. Klein and
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erchanls and Miners TransportationC0
Norfolis TO Boston. aHass., md

NFUVIICHCg, IL. I.
Tues. and Fri: for Providence, Mon, We'd.
md snt al P. NJ. Passengers and freight
taken for gil VOW ENGLAND points Tickets
s. II. Bowman, 7os East Main, and Rchmond
Tcansfor Co, 500 East Main.
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
H.---.---- RAILWAY COMPANY Ll.l-l -

Schedule o. electric trains to and from
Ashland. stopping at intermediates stations
upon signal: Ly. Richmond (Broad aud
Laurel Sts.). '6:G5. '7:10. s:1ob, $40 s'l6:io.
li:1o A. AZ: 1910. 21o $40, 4:iob. $40, $50.
7:io. s:1ob, 1910. Has p. M: Lv: Ashland.
'b:b5. H. 8. Oh 10, ''ll A. NJ. si3 81, at
2. 8. !. 6b. 6. T. 8. OBJ. ii p. NJ
DAILY except Sunday. a'sunday only.
bCerrles baggage 80 lrs
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~ Y " " v "
summary: Runs-CIranty t2). Olson. Jack
son t2). Ensterly. Turner Ball ca. Fisher
(2p, Knapp, Woiter i2) Daniels. Elliott.
Cree Brockett Two-baae hts-Ensteriy.
Turner. Olson. Hemphll. Elliott Three
base hits-Crce,. Stovall. Sacrifice hits-East-
crly. Flsher. Sacrifice Hies-Oison Grancy.
Elliott stolen basel ckson. Double .pla rs
Fisher to Turner; Fisher 10 Olson jackson
to Fisher. Left on bases-Clevcland, S: New
York. IL. Pitchers record Hits-oT quinn
6 In ol-3 inninss: on Brockott. 3 In ) rs in
nines. off Knapp. 10 in innings (nonc out
In eighthD; of West. in innings. First
base on bals-on Knapp. s.; on West. 1; off
Quinn /: Off Brocket,. I. Struck out-Sy
Knapp. O. BY West L; by Quinn. |. by
Brockott. 2. First Dase errors-Cleveiand
6: New York. ., Hit by 7itcher-By Knapp.
(Dnnielsl by Brockett. (Graney). wild
e.. Time OF game, o:65
UmpIree. Evans ana Mullen.
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SEABOARD AIR LIME.

Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: $40 A M.-Local 10 NorlIns
1:2o P. M.-SieeperB and coaches Atlanta
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida points. $3.50 T.. M.-Sleepers and
coaches. Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
points. 1i:l3 P. M.-Sleepers and oachea, At
ianta. Birmingham. Memphis and the South
west Northoound trains scheduled to arrive
sos j.. NJ $40 p NJ i9'f' n. -
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric RailYa,

Carr leave Manchester, Eleventh. and Psrry
"s:M. e. rs. - 10 p. NJ 81 / = :
II 100 P. NJ for chester. la:oo midnisht for
Street. for Manchester: :.
1915, s:s5 ''7:Is. .7:s5. ass. ss5. .1o:sS, u:a
A. ~. i2;s5. I:ss. 2:Ss s:S5. H:s5. 6;%. s:S5,
q :S5. e:2S. s:s5. '10:K. u:40 p. Il.
tDeily except Sunday and holidays
eCarrles baggage and express.
SLtmitcd, except Sundays and hoiiaays
All cara from Peters Sirg connect with
CAR for Richmond ...I....t -L..- Ia. -,.-,'-