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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-04
MARKET COMMENT OF THE DAY
Live Stock Receipts.

bulges until surer that hogs won't
come literally. B. r. CO.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-04

bers and sold on steady basis today.
Stocker and feeder movement was too
limited to quote satisfactorily. Esti-.
mate $50.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-04
GRAIN MARKETS.

Chas. G. Lewis G. Co., Grain and Stock
Brokers, Morton Block,
Fargo, NJ. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-04

"a good many people get on this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25
WHERE THEY PLAY MEX
SATURDAY..
Athletics Trounce ,rrgtnIan..

In O game full of fast and snappy-
fielding the Athletics defeated the Vir-
Glnians yesterday afternoon by the
score OF 4 to !. Neither side was abb e
10 force run across the pap until
the sixth round, when the Athletics
secured three two-baggers and two
singles, which coupled with a passed
bell and wild throw. netted them
four runs.
In the seventh Bryant secured a
hit and by an error. sacrifice and a
single. scored the only run for the
Nirginians. Hinchman twirled beau
tiful game, striking out seven men in
succession In the first three Innings.
thirteen IN all falling victims to hts
swift Blenders, and by his good control
pulled himself out OF several had
holes. IfH
Batteries: Iinchman and Pearman;
Pullen, BEDFORD and Tignor.
Score BY innings: r. H e.
A thletics ...... 600 0400o-4 Q .
Nirginians 100 ooooo1o0-1 Z 3
Summary: Two base hits-Jenkins.
Saunders. McRee. Elkie. Sacrifice
hits-Bailey. Black. Stolen bases
Word. Bowers. Bauer. Elkie (2),
Bryant. Black. Struck out-by HInch-
man. Is; BY Fuller. Q: by BEDFORD 2.
Base on balls-by Pullen. 1 by Red
ford. 2. Hits-off Fuller, in in
nings: BEDFORD. In innings. Passed
balls-by Tignor. 2. Earned runs
Athletics. 2. Umpire. Mir. Mescoe.
Time, 1885. Attendance. $50.
Lenders Win Again.
DR.. Parker's fas. Battle Axe team
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\ Page Devoted to Local Amateur Bas

experienced little difficulty in defeat
ing the strong Highlanders at Byrd
Park yesterday afternoon by the
score OF to !.
every. stage OF the game. They were
especially weak with the bat and only
secured four scattered hits off Boehl-
inG's steady twlrling. There was one
present. expecting to witness more
evenly played game, as the Highland
ers mad strengthened greatly recently.
They were weakened yesterday In the
Costello did exceedingly well consider.
Ing that he is not a regular catcher
The game was full of spectacular field
Ing by, both teams. which held the
score down. Tho Battle Axe scored
first In the NTH inning. Bowers and
F. Boehling, the first two men UP were
easy outs; L. Whitfield hit ono at
Jewett, which bounded over his head
bases, scoring Whitfield. Schmidt hit
safe, scoring Doggett. He went to
second, when J. Boehling hit to right
Schmidt was out at third a moment
later, when he tried to reach .nird
on Boehling's hit. Result, four hits and
two runs.
They added two moro in the sixth
J. Whitfield hit to right for three
bases and scored on Bowers's home
run to centre. the ball bounding over
the nelder's head. Two hits and two
runs. Inree more were added In tho
seventh. Doggett, the frst man up.
was hit by a pitched ball and stole
second. Schmidt hit safe for the sec
ond time. advancing Doggett TO third.
Schmidt went to second on wild
pitch. j. Boehling hit safe. scoring
Doggett and advancing Schmidt TO
third. Boehling stole second and went
to third. when Schmidt scored on a
wild pitch. Blunt hit safe to centre,
ecoring Boehling. This ended the scor
Ing for the Battle Axe. The High
ianders lone run came in the
eighth; Hulcher. first man up, was
Pelt's infield out. and scored on Cor
don's two base hit to right field. Mr..
Hogan made his first appearance as an
umpire in the Amateur League yester-
day and gave satisfaction to both
sides.
Sore by innings: R.H.E.
Battle Axe ...oo0o22so Or 10 5
Highlanders 100 100000 1o-1 8
batteries: Battle Axe, Boehling and
Costello.
Two.base hit-Gordon Three base
hits-poggett. j. Withheld. Home
runs. Bowers. Stolen bases-Doggett.
Schmidt. ]. Boehling, Blunt, Dowden,
l.. Whitfield (2}, hline. Douple plays
J. Boehling to Doggett 10 j. Whitfield,
Oreyaugh (unassis ted). Base on balls
on Boehling. 4: Hulcher. 2. Left on
bases-Battle Axe, 8; Highlanders, I.
Hits---off Boehling. A Hulcher, 10.
Struck out-by Boehling, .: Hulcher.
s. Wild pitches-Hulcher, g Time of
game, two hours. Umpire. Mr.. Hogan.
scorer, Harry Tucker, Jr. Attendance,
$50. m
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MISCELLANEOUS
Pepsi-CoIa Won.

PepsirCola defeated the Big Rocks
by the score of 3 to 1. 1t was a fast
and snappy game from start to finish.
Pitcher Totty was in good form. He
is new man.
Score by innings: r.
Pepsi Cola -. ...... 90 o oo0102-3
Big Rocks o o010O oO-1
Summary: Stolen bases-H. F. Scott.
Douple plays--Kuhl to Scott Base on
palls-by Totty, 5; by Ruby, Z. Hits
off Totty, 8; off Ruby. 5. Struck out
Totty, 8; Ruby, A.. Umpire, Carson.
Coco-Coins Win.
The Coca Colas defeated the Man
chester Eagles in O very interesting
game by the score OF to yesterday.
Features of the game was the pegging
of Folkes for the Coco Colas.
Score BY innings: RH. E.
Coco coias.. ...I0o3oo.21s--s 10 3
Eagles ........o 010 OIL oil 0--3 8 4
Batteries: Goodman. Carprue. Au-
gust; Cook, Gentry and Garnett
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Q. g. A., 8, Alcos, O.

To the disappointment of a large
crowd gathered to witness the con-
test, the game between c. c. A. and
Alcos yesterday afternoon was called
at the close OF the sixth inning when
the score stood 5 to 0. In favor OF the
Church Hill team.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
c. c. a. ............s o 90 o-5 i.
Alcos 600 &
Batteries: c. c. A. Strain. W. Hay
and e. Hay; Aicos. Trevillian and Nor
ris.
Summary: Stolen bases-L Jones.
Bosher (2). w. Hay. II. Jones, Nelson
and Strain. Base on balls-oft Strain,
|; off Trevillian, l.. Left on bases
G. c. A, 6; Alcos, /. Hit by pitched
ball-Burnett Struck Out-by Strain
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Central League
row THEY STAND.
Little Highlands outcIn.ned.

The Hustiers, with several new
players In their lineup. broke tho
Little Highlanders' winning streak by
defeating them at Byrd Park yester-
day by the score OF IL to 4. The only
features of tho game were the batting,
ilelding and the pitching OF Nichols
for tile Hustlers, and the batting Of
Kelly and Lohwasesr for the Little
Highlanders, they being the only ones
who could connect safely with Nichols $
curves. A H N
Score by Innings R.HB
Hustlers 33oo1o5oo-II 10 "a
Hlghlanders ...4o001l1.100-7 8
Batteries: Nichols and Bischoff
King. Lohwasesr. Superior and Cox
Summary: base hits-Loh-
T va g., Bolton, !, Bischofr. Hitler
out-by Nichols, s. Superior. 6. Base
on balls-by Nichols. s; by King. 8: by
Lohwa sser 6; by Superior, 5.Double
plays Superior to Earenst to Cox
Lynham to Bolton. Bischoff to Hatch.
Lohwa sser 10 Kelley to Lohwa sser.
Time OF game. two hours. Attend
ance. $50. Umpire, Kahn and Onesty. FL
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second. the Highlandcrs third, and
Barton Heights and C. c. A. both tied
ut 800
The East End League also has a
pretty race with the Oak Groves, the
Powhatans and tho Tigers tied for
FIRST place. es,5l.
Almost the Same condition obtains
In the West End League. where the
Sidney Stars and the aIonroes arc tied
for first honors
The Richmond Collegians, one OF the
strongest local amateur organizations,
will so up against the charlottesville
nine Mt the ball park on next Tuesday
Creekmore. in tho East End League,
seems to be tho find OF tho season
He Is pitching phenomenal ball. and
is bringing the Railroaders from the
bottom of the heap to within striking
distance of the leaders. A few more
games In tho won column will do
wonders toward helping the team
along on its present gait
All Of the teams in the Richmond
Amateur League arc strengthening.
and the objective point Is beating the
Battle Axe. 1t Is going to prove a
hard task and some tall hustling
must be dono before tho desired
achievement is accomplished.
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nnrton meightn WIn.

Barton Heights defeated the strong
skreemer team Saturday by the score
Of 10 to 2. Barton Heights secured
fourteen hits for g total of twenty
three bases. Clarke made his initial
appearance in the box for Barton
Heights and pitched very good
game. This makes FIVE straight games
for Barton Heights.
Score by innings: r.
Barton Heights 420020li1s-lo
Skreemcrs ..00l0 0100O- 2
: Two base hits-Rady, Grnner {2).
hits-Rose, Ezekiel, Rady. Paschall
(2), Pitt (2), Stout. Deoppe (2). Base
on balls-off Robertson, O.; Oft Dunn,
Heights, z: Skreemers, 6. Hits-off
Clarke, 81 off Robertson. 10; Dunn, A.
Struck out-by Clarke. S. by Robert
son. 8; by Dunn. l. Passed ball
son. Empires, Hicks. Wilcox. Lang
horne. Sweeney. Attendance. $50.
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ney Stars play at home with the FL
has next Saturday. Game starts at
o'clock sharp.
Score by innings. R.H.E.
Sidney Stars....o o1oo-7 10 6
Elbas ......1 0001o1-4 e2
Batteries: Stars-P. Sanderson and
Childress; Elbas-Booker and Amos.
summary: Home run-French. Three
base hIts-Amos. Lester. Two SO
htts-Cornett Chilt:-ess. Sacrifice fy--
marshall Cummins Struck out-By
Sanderson. 8; by Booker s. Double
play-E. Sonderson to Childress UNI
pire, Mr.. Bender. Attendance. 900.
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same request. also at the point of MI
six shooter. And Washing ton did ex5}
ectly what Grimes had done. except
that he had little more. He crosseda
over with s1.75. gSsssfi
The alleged hold ups occurred fnry;
johnson sauntered down town. !. There's
one of tho negroes saw Policemai,.i
Talley and asked him IL he wouldn'f 81
son was arrested. and both alleged
Victims swore out warrants against
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With the Amateurs
by AMATEUR.

Here's q request follows. Please.
please take n little trouble In prepar-
ing your report OF the game. Use
plenty OF paper Write only on one
story at the very top of the page.
Drop down little. and give chance
for the fellow who has got TO handle
It,. Write plainly. No mind readers
are employed In this Office. and unless
you write 80 that the writing can be
read. the probability is that mistakes
Will creep In. Please. again. please
remember all of this
"a meeting OF tho amateur commits
sfon will DO held Monday night at $3.50
o'clock at the r. n. Y. NJ C. a.
Tho Battle Axe team. OF the Rich
mond Amateur League. appears to
have pretty easy sailing. Joe Boeh
ling Is back In the game. and with
Dowden at second and Doggett at
short the inflcld seems to be pretty
we'll filled. The two Boehlings help
orebaugh's catch OF Blunts drive
in the sixth inning OF the Battle Axe
Highlander game yesterday was o
pretty piece OF work. Jewett also de-
serves mention for his catch OF Dow
dens drive In the seventh.
ear By one Of Catcher Stout's fast
throws to second, and his ear was
badly lacerated. causing him to retro
The umplring Of Hogan, a new man.
at the Battle Axe game was of big
league order. The Virginia League
might do we'll to look him over.
The Highlanders have one of tho
earnest crowds IN the league. They
never give up. and play until tho last
man is down. (
The amateur commission handed
down several decisions last Friday
night which were of vital Importance
Some one had to be displeased, but
the action taken was such, as in the
opinion of the commissioners, Will BIO
for the best interest of amateur base
ball #a
The large attendance at Byrd Park
yesterday afternoon was pleasing to
all friends OF the amateurs, there be-
Ing between 500 and 500 people out
watching the contest-more people
than attended the game in Danville
on flag raising day
Harry Hinehman. of the Athletics,
Is pitching in big league style this
season. He has won Ave out OF eight
games pitched and has q total of
eighty i've strikeouts to his credit,
which Is some record.
The statement was made in the ac-
count OF the Baltic Axe-Nirginia 3
game played Saturday week ago,
that one hour and twenty minutes
was the record OF the season. How
NirGinias and the Athletics was played
in the remarkably short time of one
hour and Ave minutes. resulting in a
score OF to / in favor OF the Attn
letics. This will hardly be equaled
this season In full nine-inning game
The Battle Axe team will go against
the fast Ashland team next Wednes-
K day. y fast game Will resuts as the
two teams are evenly matched The
Battle Axe team has lost but one game
this season.
Eddie Rose has certainly done won
ders with the Barton Heights team
since he has been in charge The boys
have won ive straight games. Rose IS
good ball player himself. and he can
inspire the men with confidence 1t
looks now IL 1t will take the Bar
ton Heights crowd to humble the
proud Battle Axe team.
Incidentally. the race in the Rich
mond Amateur organization Is not bad
The Battle Axe tops the list with a
percentage OF 300, with the Athletics
-.
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Doulevnrds Won.

The Boulevards won from the Ores
cents Saturday. II to 4. The feature
OF the game was the batting Of the
Boulevards. they securing ten hits.
against five. Payne pitching n steady
game for the Boulevards. His oppo-
nent also pitched a good game. but
with poor support.
Score by innings: r.
Crescents .o oOlO2oo1-
Boulevards .......02 31O33 5f-t
Summary: Two base hit-Schonke
Three base hits-simson. Wray. Cream
er. Stolen bases-Wray (3), Rady f9).
balls-Hasy, Wray Simson. Umpire.
Mr.. Bottoms Attendance. 400.
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SUFFOLK FANS ARE PLEASED
WITH WORK OF BALL TEAM
rspeeial TO The Times-ptspatch

ISpecIaI 10 Ine IlNes- DIspatchJ
Suffolk. Va. June a4-Suffolk fans
are we'll pleased with the gait of the
Nancies under Manager Bill Fetzer.
Under his control they have played
fifteen games. won ten. lost four, and
q '' percenta l ofN " One of 'S the
games charged as loss has hecn pro-
tested on grounds that are seemingly
good. This was a twelve inning game.
4 to 3. ile
Pitcher Harry Moran. Of Washing
ton and Lee, is expected to Join the
Nancies within a few days. M
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sidney stnrs, Z, Elbns, 4.

The Sidney Stars defeated the Ell.
pas In a poorly played game at Meadow
Pork yesterday. Sanderson was not
last Thursday at West Point, when
he let the boys from the beach down
With one ratch hit. f. Sanderson
deserves credit for completing double
play from centre field, when Lester
tried to score on sacrifice fly. French.
the Stars left fielder, hit for a home
run with two men on the bases Sid
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DERToIT AMERICANS OFFER
DECLINED BY RoBERTso,
Especial to The rimea.Disps tch. !

Norfolk, Va, June oL-Dave Robertson the
classy young pitcher OF tho Elizabeth City
Tidewater team, has turned down an ofrer
OF $500 per month TO enter the National
League. and will remain with the home
and Mechanical College and complete his
education at the urgent request OF friends.
He Will play on the Agricultural and Mo-
chanlcal football team next season.
Pitcher Stafford. OF the same team. has
signed with the Detroit Americans but Will
complete the season with tho Tidewater
club hltgr
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BOLD HlGHWAYMAN

Borrowed Money From Friends With
Aid of a Six-Sh0oter,
Otis Johnson. colored, according to
the allegations made against MIN. Is
bold and daring robher James
Crimes charged him with pointing a
revolver at him and asking I loan
OF all he had Grimes camo acrosa
with all he had--eSactly 81. Then
Johnson. II Is said, encountered John
Waehingtons OF whom no made the
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7LIsxI'
-..F&l
FOR LABOR DAY.
oonln,lttee TO Begin work on Program

Committee to Begin Work on Program
To-AIOrrow Night. ,S 3l55a G
For the purpose of effecting on or.t
sanization and outlining plans for the
annual celebration. the La Dor Az nav
committee will meet tomorrow night
at o'clock In the Labor Temples
Firth and Marshall Streets. 85 This CON. i
mittee Will DO composed OF ten deIej'
gates from this Central { Trades and.
Dor Council and one delegate from,
each local union Those who VIII
4. Is understood. make every effort itct
eclipse all past successes l}. Is 81 n
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Stars Defeated.

The Giants defeated the stars In a
pretty game. of ball at Spring Hill,
the mastery twirling of Saunders, and
Moless three base hit
Score by innings: Ri. e.
Giants ....01020 o01-4 s.
Stars ............03 000o-a 3 s
Batteries: Saunders and Moles:
Written and Blankenship.
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East EndLeague
HOW THEY STAND

Creckmore Pitches Sensational Game.
cree kmore came one better again
THIS week Not being content with his
three-hit game against the Tigers last
week. ne let the strong Brooklands
down yesterday with one hit, this
being Lyons two Dagger In the sixth.
He had his opponents entirely at his
mercy from the rise of the curtain TO
the fall 1t was a great game all the
way through. both teams playing hard
9aii. but the Railroaders. by oppor-
honors. When the eighth rolled
around things looked gloomy for the
railroad boys, the score being TO
In the Brookland's favor, and the first
man up on the Y. N. C. a. team, Beas-
" was thrown out Boze to Lyons.
Gentry then reached nrst on Napier's
scored on Dunnavants two Dagger,
tying the score. Akers then served I'M
the game by his long sacrifice fly to
centre. scoring Dunnavant Things
asaln looked dangerous when Brown
singled, but the Inning closed when
Lyons. The feature OF the contest was
the great pitching of Creekmore ana
" ilklnson; also the sensational catch
ing OF Vaughan and Beasly, not
stolen base being made
Score by innings: r.
Railroad Y. 81. C. A 0o1Ooo2x-3
Brooklands 0o0020 DO
Summary: Two base hIts-Dunna-
Cant. Lyons, Sacrifice hits-Napier,
sentry Sacrifice fy-Akers. Double
bbiaSrSap pier to Lyons. Struck out
Bases on balls--of Cree kmore. 8 Hi
o. pitcher-by Creekmore. (McCurdy,
Hotchkiss). Left on bases-y. NJ. G. A..
4; Brooklands, A. Umpire. Mr. Pock,
nnston Time, lilo. Attendance. 200
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Tigers outclnssed by onk Groves.

Tigers outclnssed by onk Groves.
SpoonS Winters proved an easy
mark for the Oak Groves yesterday,
and vas oatted TO the tune OF four
ts IN nits. Kirby. the Groves Ty Cobb,
~ "a nve times up. secured two three
pagers and three two baggers. The
game went eleven innings, tbs Groves
winning out by the score OF ~ to 10
IN the ninth the Tigers had the game
2 to z, but the Groves tied 1t in the
i wan, I'M, n manner; The first two men
IN IN as pinch hitter, and got a walk. S.
Aimmer slammed out two-ba ggcr,
clements scoring. There was nothing
gong In the scoring line in the tenth,
put in the eleventh the Groves got
ouSy with the stick, securing Ave hits
liant batting rally. e. thinner pitched
sensational ball for the Oak Groves
and Hampton received him In big
league style. " -
Score by innings: R-HB.
ii gatssr $1,000 4, 22l12oo 10
winters and yaughan-Lloyd.
Summary: Runs-Snellings CAY. s.
thinner az. Kirby (2). F. BEDFORD as.
a. Redford (2). Clay (2), E. thinner
%, Johnson az, Ancarrow (2), FIoov-
er ~. Barker fp. yaughan-Lloyd (2).
Two I 8, !. base hitEs--snellings. 2; Kirby, 8;
Anearrow. sacrinee n hlt ls zinm,e z.
a. Redford. Hoover, Ancarrow. stolen
aEes-Clay. F. Redford, H BEDFORD.
Vaughan Perkins. Struck out-by
hh .11 s; BY Winters. 5. Bases on
ents)i off thinner tWinters5 I'm
p,res. Afessrs. Mintcr and Crowder. At
tendance. 30. III
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Richmond AmateurLe league
HOW THEY STAND.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

fESTERDAYS RESULTS,
At Byrd Pnrk-ButtIo Axe, n,
Hishlnnders, 1.
st Athletic Pnri<--AthIctics, 4,
VirSInfans, 1.
At Barton Heights Park-Bnrton
Heights, 10; Skreemcrs, 3.
AZ G. c. A. Parh-C. @. A. .,
WHERE THEY PLAY NEXT
SATURDAY.
Hlghinnders at Byrd Park. with
Barton Heights. IS
skreemers Mt sIrecmer Park. with
AthlctfcK.
virslnians at Athletic Park. with
Alco Mt c O. A. Park, with battle
Axe.
A meeting OF the managers II
the Richmond Amateur League Will
BIO held mt the Il. r. i. NJ. O. a.
Monday, June 20. mt 8 l.. NJ.
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70; by Trevilllan. II. Wild pitch
Trevillian. /. limo OF game, 40. Um-
pire. O'Toole. Attendance. $50.
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The Brooklands have an al1-rount
strong aggresation. a bunch that never
know when they have enough. ant
End League-"Ros" Wilkinson.
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Summary: Two-base

Pettus. Three base hits-Browning, 2.
Home runs-DayIe. McEvoy. IIeiker
and Browning. Stolen bases-Ford,
Heiker ca. Armistice, Miller (2).
Browning. Base on balls--Off Sales, 3.
Struck out-By Engleking. 10: by
sales. g.; Time of game. 2:1o. UNI
pire. Willis. Attendance, 45n
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The Piedmonts are certainly playLns
lost this season has been by a clos
score, and every one lost in one Inning
The boys were the victims OF som
hum" umpiring yesterday. SO we ar
told. Wade and Shea. their two pitch
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time did the Pirates have a look In
Browning. McEvoy, Heiker and Davis
were the stars, with the stick
Score by innings: r.
EIfdteS u o D l o.
Monroes ...........3 2 . 601I2 III
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The Railroaders seem stronger now
than at any other stage OF the game
swift inheld. with heavy hittlns
outheld, and the great pitching Of
Creekmore, makes them look like pen.
nant contendsrs
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All managers OF the East End
League are requested to meet on Tues
day night at the Railroad Y. NJ c. A.
transa cted. t't ~
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Indians md Plcdmonts Piny Clos
rf Came.

Came.
The Indians are still Keeping up
their mad winning streak. and It is
hard to tell when they are going TO
stop, judging by the classy game they
put up on Skreemer diamond yesterday
against Wade's Piedmonts. The Pied
imonts had the game practically won
IN the sixth but Cystic weakened in
the last half of this inning. and was
hatted out of the box. He was re-
iieved BY Wade. who failed TO stop
the heavy hitting OF Bingley's wild
Comanches Shea was then sent in TO
stem the tide, but no stopping those
Indians. and they finally won the az
ternoon's contest by a score OF 10 to 10
Harrison was batted freely in the
sixth. and was relieved by Lowe who.
by his clever twirlinG. kept the Pied
monts from making any further scores.
Score by Innings: R. II. r.
Powhatans ....3 100i5 Ox-13 13H .
Piedmonts .....01001S 1910 10
Batteries: Harrison, Lowe and Har
rison; Lowe. Wade, Shea, Gustie and
Moran. VIE
Summary: Three base hits-c1arke.
Brown Stolen bases Whitlock, Wilcox
Kersey. Harrison Double plays-Lowe
to Adams: Whitlock to Wilcox Struck
out-by Wade. l: by Shea. . by Har-
rlson. 4; by Lowe. 2. Bases on balls
off Wade, 1; off Shea. ]; or Gustie, 4;
of Harrison. l: off Lowe. .. Hit by
pitcher-by Wade tRye, Bowles) Um-
pires, Noonan and Deoppe. Time .25
Attendance. 500 eia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25

Games next Saturdav--Indians VS..
Tigers. at Byrd Park; Railroaders vs..
Oak Groves. at G. s. @. Park: Pied
monts vs.. Brooklands. at Brookland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25

81 thinner. Of the Groves, tied the
garle by his hit to centre Yesterday,
slashing drive TO deep centre scoring
two runs Some class to this kid