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Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-17

p1issioners for New London Countv: We l. ereby apply for a license to sell and exchange spirituous and intoxica ting and cider in the building at South street. town of Norwich, eXcent in inc rooms aud apartments in saif buildirg any part parts of which are cut off or partitinned in such man r,er as to form booths. side rooms. or retiring roorosl Our place of business is not located within two hundred te"t in direct line from any church ed:fne or public or parochal school, or the rremises pertaining thereto. or any r-ostcffice public lihrar,2 or cemete1'v.
 Dotted at Norwich. this 4th day of o.
 tober. A. D. 1911. Murphy Bros. nv David Murphy. applicants. We. the ''1- dersfannd. are electors and taN91 .-@''s, owning real estate of the town of f-- yviah and hereby sign and erdorse>SH, forepoing anplica ton nf MurnhV Rr0
 CTS for a 1icense. and hereby certify that said applicant is s1itahle ne'-
 son tn he licensed pursuant to e"td a-'- nIication. Dated at Norwich :his dth day Of Ontober. A. D. 1911. P""l pNln- drin. Fer1rar-t Wiley Charles IT. NFein- nats Gottfried Weisgueher. Raniarnfn C Hannis. I hereby certify that the above named si2ners and endorserS 2 g e1ecto~s and taXpaye"s. owning real eF = ta to in the town of Norwich. D0tef . | Norwich tho oth 1av of Oct aI,"~ \. IT. 1a11. CHAS. $. HOLBROOF r7''. n Clerk ort17T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
RALLY IN EIGHTH
Wins FOR TRINITY
Virginians Put Up Great Field
ing Game Score Is
3 toll.
Z LSpec:al to Thc Tinrs.DIsnatch

Especial 70 The Times Diyp5tchl III
Durham. y -. May 5.-Trinfty won
from v p.I day by score o. to
In dizzy eighth inning batting rally.
Not hntil The eighth did Trinity reach
second, The NirEinians putting NJ an
inNincible fcldinE game The Polyu
scored their oniy run in tho initial In
ming Funua beat out IN inhcld hit.
and stuart. WHO followed. famed. Mad.
doX lei one by.
Nothing more was doing until Trim.
ityis half of the eighth when And.cr-
son, first man up. singled Maddox
beat out hunt, and Foushcc followed
with a clean single. scoring Anderson
i3undy popped ont 10 tho pitcher. bu.
Cooper fnw on. To deep centre, and
Maddox scored. Thompson responded
with his second hit In The game. lining
out hnrd three-hagEcr to right, scor.
ing Fousbee
The game was marked by swift in
field work on both sides. eaclt side pull
Ing oil donble play f'unua. Bernicr
and Stuart. FOR Y. T.. l.. did feature
work. For Trinity, the steady pitching
Of Bob c;nrtt ana the Hcidlng OF Tou-
shoe and Bnndy were Tho attractions
Srore BY inninRs: II. II. +.
y. T.. 1....i,......il 90 90 o OIL 4 .
Trinity ........30 0000o BOB 80 6 !
Batteries; Coz ana F. II. Leggc: Roll
CAN'T and Maddox.
Summary: Three bnse hIts-Thomp-
son. Singles-FuGun. Maxwell. Rose.
Cox. Foushce. Thompson. West, Andcr-
Maddox. Sacrifice hits-Trin!ty. ];
v. r.. l.. /. stolen bases--V. j. l.. ..
Struck out--by CAN'T. S: by Con. 2.
Double plays-Brrnier TO l.eEge Ia
steele; West to Henderson Umpire,
spruce. Attendance. 500 Time a5
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J Let's do IT again today game /,
game. and we can win easier now
IMAM when the other teams begin 10
get nearly in our class h,
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TO-DAY
Philadelphia 81 Washincioii.
Roston AZ New York
Detroit ~ st. Louis
ChicaEO al Clevelanh.
EFFECTIVE WORK
BYBOTHP PITCHERS
Isrccinl 10 liz rimcs. pisrnicli.

l'etcrshnrs. VA. May s.-Thc prct-
,iest game Of ball played in Peters
hnrE this season was won ny The
Go"bers this afternoon. when they lie
fcntcd tile Hin Climbers in a quick
snnppy game. by score of . 10 l..
iannifan and Stocksdalc were in the
boz Tor ther respective teams and
n"ih merc effective. and showed that
they had lost none OF their old tim,
cunning. The iicltlinE OF both teams
MAS fast. catches by Busch Divers AMI
! "a Wklhs beng very sensational. Pc
icrSnhrg mtue the only earned run
~ tnc game III The nth Inning. when
iNeliicr hit for three bases and scored
ON lliNcrss sacrifice ily TO Morrison.
lNnchburS's only run was made i'm m,
eighth, when errors hy Rhode; And
Nauclicr. Wild pitrh aud McDonneIl's
,'tr'.lr FronGht Stockstalc over tho
home plate The score
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TOTALS .,.32 10 u le i Toiali
MAr.N En nAcEs NY.
Events ON irrncIS Of Cumberland soeicty
az InSrticvillr.

Special o Tho 'rimcs- Dispatch /
II Fayetteville. y. o.. May 5---Matincc
races were run on the track of tho
Cumberland Agricultural society here
to-day In the trottcrs ana PAGERS
race. J. Snrunt Ncwton's Gentry Die
tator. driven by scott, Won the hlt,A
ribbon. w II. t:dens Prince Norval
tho rcd. and w. i, .Iohnson's Doctor
Tack the yellow ribbon. Eugene John
sons Sror; took the blue ribbon in
tic road drivers race. ". NJ Martins
Baron tile rcd. and Thomas w. Ran
kins- Little One tic yellow In the
rack horses race. which furnished
great amusement. Bill McCoy's entry
won the blue ribbon and purse. after
lioncycutt's horse, well iri the lead
balkcd ana turned upom the course.
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,,t''I'. =
Elizabeth City, y. O.. Nay 5.-To.
DAYS game hero between Elizabeth
City aud suffolk resulted . to IN
.avnr Of The homo team
score by innings: X. II T.
elizabeth city..o0o O0t42 IA ~ !
suffolk ........"2 ~ 600 U--7 . .
batteries: Lowe. Flynn aud ]iivcla MI
Sakins aud SleSnick. Umpire. Kelly.
Feature Of tic game was ~ home run
drive over right field fence by Kaiser
of Elizabeth City. Manager Mullaney
by Umpire Kelly for strenuo,,sly : dis dis
putting - decision.
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Hampton. Va. May 5.-Ncwport News
lad an easy victory over the Old Point
HunnerS on the Ihoebus diamond this
court or q To L. Skaters hoIne-run in
he final session prevented the Gunners
rom shut out. Armstrong, of Nor
.olk. made his initial appearance with
support.
Score by innings: R.I[. [.
Newport News ,OIii02 IL? &
Did FONT n00n0000I-l 6
Batteries: Armstrong anl Herman:
Starry and McCrea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
TIDEWATER LEAGUE
Standing OF rho clubs.
Where They Play To-Day.
Portsmouth nj Norfolk.
M Newport News at Old Point.
- SUFFOLK at Elizabeth Cit
one iii ON High.
Especial to The Times DisDatch. |

Portsmouth. Va. May 5.--Superinr
iwirling by Pitcher High, uho held
the Portsmouth, team to one lone sin
gle, accounts for the victory Of Norfolk
to-day by the score Of 4 to /. The
Rookie played an crrorless game in
:hc field and helped 10 pull High OUT
of several dangerous holes. Simmons
starred N the bat, with two singles in
three chances. Er
Score by innings: II. iI T..
Norfolk ........00d2 00011-i o
Portsmouth 20 90 0 / OIL s
Batteries: High and Mcpherson:
Drumm and .tpplcby. E3.
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HIGHLANDERs oUTPLAYED

New York. y. y. May 5.-Boston
ontplarcd the lIighlandcrs in every
way to-day, and won easily. II to
L. The locals drove Frank Smith 10
cover. hut were helpless before Hall.
who struck out the side in the tfth
inning johnson drove in three OF New
Works. runs and PLAYED scnsationaily
in the Held Tho score:
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COLLEGE, JUNIORS WIN
FROM JOHN MARSHALL

The junior class baseball team Of
Richmond College trimmed the John
Marshall High School team yesterday
afternoon on the college grounds 10
the tune Of 2 TO .. The game was
well played, with the exception OF one
or two innings
Score by Innings: M r.
High school ......0 o 0 0 o q 1 o..
Juniors .....,.....a..0 80 o o o O 0 0---3
Batterles:H Gentry, Bass and Hoover:
Siwa ilimcy and Banner. Umpire.
Conant.i l-s
This afternoon the juniors and soph-
ignores meet for their first clash fin tho
championship series. Both classes
have good teams and the games will
be hard fought,
ts StnntItur or tI,c 'rcuns
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T-I T'NUNGINI 10 I-Ht TlNeS- DlENl tCH. ITTT
Lexington. Va. May ,-On Sntur-
day the Virginia Military institute
baseball team pl'iys that Of Aiassanut-
i.cNington. The cadet nine Is in good
condition. and has every prospect Of
winning Saturdays game With ease.
althoush II las been ma,crinliN weak
encd through the loss Of Elm. whose.
shou der Was broken in sliding to see
ora during the FIRST inning of tho vir-
s:inia game In charlottesville ON last
FRIDAY. Hl
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nnmllrrs W. onkwood Stars.

The Ramblcrs Mil tross bats MIN
tahe lakewood stars this afternoon nj
4 o'clock on the oakwuod diamond.
f1te line-lip OF the .,ainhlers VIII he
as follows: Catcher Berry. pitcher
tsullivan: shortstop, Wndc frs, base.
Jagan: second base. Bottot tilird base.
SHEA right field, Moran: left Held. En-.
TRICK contre fold. RAin and ca rkc \
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scHULTzE MAKES DEBUT

H Philadelphia, Pa. MAY 5.-Brooklyn
tthut out, the home ,cam to-day. . 10 o.
Fchultze, formerly OF the University Of
PENNSYLVANIA. made Ills National
= .eague debut and was hi hard With
fthc bases filled In the sixth Inning
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HOME RUN WINS IN SEVENTH

Cleveland. ohio. May s.-chIcaso
defeated Cleveland to-day, . to |. With
the score tic in tho seventh, Payne
Hi over lacksons head for home
run. Wcst AMI Lange pitched great
hall throughout the game. and re-
ceived almost perfect support Tho
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WINS IN NINTH INNING

Boston, Mass, MAY 5-,Boston was
cn,the long end TO-DAY. winning from
New York. in tho ninth, inning, Ito i.
With two out Anles lost control and
forced in;wo runs tying Tho score.
Niltse. who replaced him, allowed a
single. which drove IN the winning
run. Both teams iicidcd rlevcrly. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
IS0Ston
Totals ...as Is q 10 ? ro,ais
y Gardner, second base.
T.. Gardner. second base.

SF"T" ~ IHhIhEs. T..
nosion Observation-Disclosures :--ii
New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100000 8
summary: Runs-Hoorcr o.. T.. Gardner
tel. speaker go. Lewis 90. Engc Nuna-
maker ~. Hall. Dnnieis. IIartzcll Co. T.
Gardner f2l, Cree. Two-hnsc hlts--E Gard :
ncr. johnson. Yerkes Chase. Thrco-ba 81
hits-Sweeney. Lewis. Home rum. Gard
ncr Sacrifice hi,s-Johnaon, Hail, Nmna-
maker Hooper. stolen bascs-L. Gardner
tSl. Lewis. Left On on bases BOSTON, s:
New York. 10. Fi-si BAG. on balls-Oif
Erockctt. .. Off i. smith. 3; of Hall. !. off
Ablcs. .. First base errors-Tos,on ! ::
New YORK;, ]. IIi,s--um z Smith. G in 2l-s
innings: off Hall. . In 6?-s innings: OF
RrocRott. in Innings: off Ahes In
innings. struck out-By Rrockett. /: hy
I. smith, J by Hall, :: H., Ables. :. Wild
pi,chcs--F. smith. (el. Abics Passed ball
Nuna'nnker. Time OF game. l;as. 1impircs.
ECan and Evans.
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High Srhno, Track ucct.

ISrccial 7" III" T'mcs Dispatch
iihrris"nhnrr. Va MAY ,--Thc am
nIai track mcci was held at tho Hieh
school N"stcrdav afternoon. Harvey
falicndcr, nt Plea SAINT VALLEY, won the
nli-ro,nd championship. with seventy
two and onc-half points
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EASTERN LEAGUE
r. n. r..
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

A., nashville Nashville Memphis:
postponc1: hark water lii park
~ New orlcans--Ncw Orleans. 4:
MontgnIncry. :.
lama. I.
" birmingham: Birmingham. o; Mo-
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VICTORY FOR CINCINNATI

Z Chicago H.. May 5.--roor pitching.
ragged iclding and orpcrtrnc hitting
gave Cincinnati thc third game OF the
series with Chicago today. ~ 10 :.
Sheckard's home rim. following She
ans single, saved the local team from n
siutout. Tho score: ll'lt 3I
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summary: rwo-bnae hits--PrcssIey. TToI-
,ahd. wallace Three base hits-Wnllnce
ESah Sacrlilcc -Shaughncssy, Holland
SnliVan, MATHS Stnicn s--Shaughnessv
rEan sullivan. Mccnbc First base on ha lis
IN i,icfcc .; OF Iritchnrd. Z. I.cf, on la "a.
-Rlchmond Il Rqannko. Q struck on,-p
llerce. y by Prltrhard. g. Wild pitches
Pritch"rd 90. Passed bnll--Dotson Tiune
man Attendance 150o
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YOUNG PITCHERS
show UP WELL
Pittsburg Defeats St. Louis ii
Closely Contested
i Game.

D. Fittshurg, l'an May I'm splru.
sdtdlS contested samc to-day, Pitts
burg defeated st. Louis by tho close
Fcorc of TO !. The two pitchers.
both youpGsterss acquitted themselves
.nohly, with the ST Louis lad lc:i,iur
The PittshnrEs punched their hits with
base Oh balls, and Il wild pitch Civ
ing them two runs and tho game. The
score:
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lf this isn't n record for any league
ior the same number Of games. then
the books are wrong
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Guess this Richmond club hasn't
some record for the last five games.
Here it Is; ~ bat ls6 times: runs. &c;
hits. u; making batting average for
tile team Of $50.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Sonvillc. 2; augusta. L. 5tSccund gamc,:
Jacksonville. .: Augusta 3.
~ Savannah: savannah. ! Macon. I.
~ Albany Albany. IN; Charleston. I.
Al Colu,nhiis Columbus. :: Coium-.
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pcler.l,,lrr-

summary: Ituns-- Rhodes Kciihcr S,ocks
dale. rwo-basc hit--lIawkins Thrcc. has,,
hit-kciihcr. Sacrifice hits-RhoGes, Booze.
Sacrifice fiy-Dlvcrs. I.rft on bnses-Pctcrs-
burg. :; l.SnchburE. 6. Double pny-StoCls-
dale 10 Mcdonnell to Wooln,ns struck out--
by lianniinn. !: by s:tocksdac l. Firs1 bias.
on ,alis-OG liannitan. .: of Stocks,laie .
First base IN errora-- Petersburg q lynch
burg. g. Wild pitrl-E annifan. Time OF
game. l:sj Umpire. Henderson. Attend
unJc 400 ltIl iil. i7
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Another record III that game ycy.
terday: Truck lIgan and Jimmie Sui
ivan each stole a base.
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st. Louis.

summary: Runs:-Wa Encr. Hunter oates
ihrse-hnse hi,-Wiison. sacrifice hits--iiur-
tcr. koncteh:. Stolcn hssc--icacl. Double
!oliWHEncr; RrPFna fapto Hug glus First
base on halls-oG Sacle :: off Sicclc. I,
Sirnek out--By NaSl". Z: ny Stec,c 3 Wild
1htch--Steole. icfi ON bases piitsh,,rc 2,
s.; Louis, : limr OF game, 1915 Empires.
Brennan and ~ DAY.
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Totals ..aa 1877 Totals $50 = il 10
.Bat,ed for Reulbach in ninth.

SCOT" bN lnninSs. Il
r,hicaEn Observation-Disclosures 600 o q a. .
Cincinnati! Observation-Disclosures - io1o- Il:
K Summary: Rmns-Shenn. Shrckard Bates
IA Bescher lfohitzcl t5>, Mitchell ic)
Grant ~, Downcy. clarke TwoIh hits
Shean, Downey. SAFER. Home runs --iIbhitt-
eel. Sheckard. Sacrifice httS--iobliizci and
Iictfc. stolen bascs--Rcschcr Bates Doilh;c
Dlays--Tipkcr lunassistedl; Downcy 10 fsan
10 Iioblitzcl; l3gan 70 ETohlitzcl. Loft on
hases-ChicaGo, $: Cincinnati, =. lIits-On
Griffin, iuil inning: of l'oXen. s in 20
fnnncs of Rculbach; 6'in 60. innings
First base on bails-on Griffin 4: of Keefc,
:: off FoAcn. q: of Rcuhach. 4. Struck on, =
asv Griffin. !; ~ Secfc, ); by Kculhach. 3.
thine Of Eanr. hc,Es. Umpircs Riser and
-Fnneran. - +"-
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ATHLETICS HAVE
BATTING STREAK
Knock One Pitcher Out and Hit
Other Hard. Winning
Easily.

Washington. r., T., May s.--PhiI-
adclphiu batted olcy of Tie rubber
to-day. hit Groom hard. and defeated
washington easily. a.? to o. Plank was
very eHcttivc with mon on bases i'ca-
turc plays were made by McInncs.
Oldrins ami Thomas The score.
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Pertinent Comment
BY GUS MALBER-r

Norfolk won and kept at the top. but
the Colts Will get there II they keep
mp the stride Of the past few DAYS.
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.Ratted fcr otcy in third
Score\bS innings; H.
Washington ....!........ q u q q n n q n a. n
Philadelphia ...........!, t'nioIOp 30-o
. summary: Runs-liogan. oldrinr fta). Dav-
is. Baker. Murphy a. McInncs Thomns
Two -bnsc hi;s-Hakcr. Murphy Thrcc-basc
hiis-Atcinnes. Thomas. Murphy. Oldrlny.
sacrifice hit--Colliis Sacrifice ncs-Mur-
ply, Rank. stolen base Oidling Double
play Baker to Collins 10 Davis Left on
haSes--W ashinston. Q; Philadelphia, e. Hits
on OtcN. IN innings: OFT Groom. in
innings. First base on balls --On otey, ::
Oft Eroom. ;: off Plank. !. First base or
errors-,th iiads,phia struck outRy
b"rfod. Conroy. Time Of game 1850 TIM
pires Connolly and Muliin
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Amateur Games To-Day
RICHMOND AMATEUR BASEBALL.
LEAGUE.

H + d
LEAGUE.
Athictics vs.. NirEininn,. nj ath-
lctic Pnrls. Umpire. splitter. Scorer.
ammOns.
Hyrd rarlS. Umpire, Mcscar. Scorer,
Tucker.
Alros Va. c. G. A., at G. G. A. Park.
Umpire, OeFoolc. Scorer. Scbnnf.
skreemcrs w. Barton Heights, nj
Skrcciners' I'nrk. umpirca, Hicks
ana Farley. scorer. Simpson.
WEST END LEAGUE.
itoulcNRrds w. sidney Sfnrs. Mt
BYRD Park. Umpire, Duke. Scorer.
Tyler.
Elias W.: ,IonrocS. nj Meadow
I'nrk. umpIrcs. Willis aud Frost.
scorer, tnrtinc.
GrcHccntS W.. Pirates, nj Harvey
Park. tmplrr, Bottoms. scorer,
0rnnRc.
~, Enmes begin ~ 4,a0 r. 81.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY
CINCINNATI al ChicnEo.
New York 1T RoSton
ST. Louis at PittshurG.
Brooklyn al Philadelphia.

Doom made double piay nnassistcd
Myers trying to get home Whom Bergen
faruca rbc .cnr,,.
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Pierce has got TO get down and stay
on the earth when men arc on bases
ne mas everything which goes to
make a pitcher. y little nerve tonic
Is the medicine lie needs most now.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
nictmond. a, itonnoic, J.
Norfolk. TT DanNtIIe, & tcinm In
Petersburg, ., i..nrhburg, q.
ninEs).
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Sow, Yors.
Totals ...s3 ia5 . To;als
'Raticd Ter Ms,;rrn Ia ni5th
1Gap for THDnev in ninth.

( s'N' ANts 'ifIl''T,N t6' lilNl
TWO gu, when winning run Was scored
. Score By innings; II
Boston .,............. .,...,aipes % SO
cccw York ....!...... nd6 onn a
summary; iiuus-Clarka c9i. Tenncy
Miller SPratt. Collins Ucvore M.rktc
lBr'dwcll. WilsNr t1i. Twe-basc HIS p.-
were gu Wilson. Three base lii,--p oylc.
SRcrihce ht,-Dcyle. Stolru hashS- Tennay
Miller. CLARKE Double plays rdwcu 10
ncylc I" Mnrkle 'sl; MURRAY 10 Mcrl<ic l.ctt
on bases Boston. 2; New Yotk.t lIits-On
imns. In SIS inincs. ~ wiltsc j. First
base or halis-on Mat;ern. I: m .Nmes 10;
CT Wilise. J. Struck ~ Ma,tcrn i; hy.
Amcs, ;. Time of game. i.5i. Empires.
hicm and Doyle
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IL this isn't record for any League
Tor the same number OF games. then
the books are wrong
Another record IN that game ycy.
tcrday: Truck I3gan and Jimmie sui.
Ivan each stole a base.
Pierce has got to get down and STAY
OIL tho earth when men arc on bases
lie has everything which goes To
make pitcher little nerve tonic
Is the medicine lie needs most now.
Jumps Cook had little 10 do AM, Ito
did II. lie missed about as many aa
he got which is doing pretty well for
umps Cook.
Mccabe was tho only one Of Tho
crowd ON tor OF the batting list
who failed to lnnd for more than one
safety.
shaughncssy needs about two bali
players. With n couple or good IN
iielbers he will be contender and
don't forget IT, -''S
,Roanoke made eight hits, but not !,
single run was the direct result OF n
hit. I'll
In The seventh Holland the first man
UP for the visitors. cracked out beau
tiiui double. but nc got no further.
than third base
Pritchnrd helped his batting average
By getting three safe swats in mai
number OF tries.
Wallace and Sullivan hit safe every
time they faced the pitcher. 1
F.GD0'6 Gould
stretched 70 a homer by a fast man.
rather by Il man faster ,han Truck
TOT ne was tearing around the bascs
al n lively clip himself
Let's do i, again today 4 game il
man when the other teams begin Il,
get nearly in our class
Wonder when We will 900 a CANA
which Will so a FUN nine inninss7
- 8i.
DID you ever hear such a vail as IL
coming UP from the Tidcwatcr han
dts: Danvilic wants soma bali plnv.
rrs and expects to land "A few in Nor
iolk. which Is perfectly justlflable, II
me PLAYERS want 10 &c, Into faster
company.
SO FAR as baseball is concerned there
- -" ShNh 'HlHP rs the 1l0Gwatcr.
leHEue They have outlawcd them
selves. and as such will havo TO stand
the consequences.
Billy Harmon after Moliineux hal
worked three games for the Norfolk
outlaws wired John Carter. secretary
of the Dhnvilie club. wanting 10 know
whether Moilineux was under contract
to Danvillc. Billy knew that "A pitcher
working in Danville was under con.
tract. and why did he wait until after
he had worked throc games before
finding out?
Sending telesrams to Farrell does no
good. Farrell will not, nor can he. re-
cognize the Tidewatcr. The troubi.
is that ray day must be getting near
In the Tidewatcr, and something has
got to pc done. Salaries can't be paid
With zoo pnid admissions 10 bali
park.
You Tidcwatrr gents, get this in
your head. There Is no war. The
Virginia League Is tho only orssni-
cation in this state which Is playing
baseball under proper protection. and
as such Is the one and only legal base
ball organization in the State Now
fight ont your own destiny. You de
cidcd tho lines along which you would
act. so act.
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summary; Runs InnI, Iodcr. P1yne
Tw"-hasc hi,-iangc. Three base hii-I.nnd.
Home rnn--Paync. stolen bascs-Jnckson.
Hcider Lief, on bases Cleveland. .: Chica-
go. 8 First base on bails-on West q on
I.anSc l.. Strnc: oii-Ity West. >: by I.ange
q. Wild pitch-i-angc. Time Of game. FAC
Empires. o'Iongh!iI and Dincen. ai.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Minnoapolis-
Score: r. H. T..
louisville .... IL
Minneapolis .....
Batteries: Newton I.indaman ami
Orendorff; .>ltrock and Dawson. TIM
pires. Hayes and Eddingcr ii
AT milwaukee,
Score: " r. H. f.
Toledo ........s.. .... II u
Milwaukee ...t..... ...a... III
Batteries: Robinson and Ramp; Ora.
ham and Marshall. umpires. Ferguson
and Chill.
81 Kansas City H
Score: r. H. r.
Indianapolis ...... Ii o
Kansas CITY .....i.....,......
Batteries Cheney. Alcrz Carsch ana
AlcCarthy Powell and James. I'M
pircs, iiandiboe. aud Owens.
y. ST Paul
score: /4 r. r. Il.
Columbus ......,. ia n
81. Paul MISUNDERSTANDING. 6 -
Batteries: ticblia ri and Arbosast:
: Tonlc and kcliy. Gmpircs Sicrhal-
ter alli Wcddigc.
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=, :,
nhiladclnllln

AE ii.oAs ABIi o 4 L
Toolcy. So { 90 : o'Wcic' auce % : i o
pauhcr, ~. 2l5 cilnabc. 81. ~ / 3
Wheat, if..+ o ito oi.nbcr, 81. ,o .
llum'el. III. /. . ~ oMaEcc. ~. os o o
Myers. e.. ! . iaskcrt. els o
ColIson. RI ~ 0i.u'rus. Ill. : o . 0 u
zm'an, ab. II. ipooian. ss. I ! d
Rcrgrn, T.! OF 0 . Doom, c.. i. U
BarScr. p..i ITO o Schultzc. pa y o { y
Totals ...a2 10 q is Totals ...9p 81 il !;
'Wrlchancc. right field
Score by innings: Il.
brooklyn Observation-Disclosures
thlhoNlnhia I.st-..........--,,.. o o q O. Q
SUMMARY: liuns--naubcrt. Myers, r'nulson
~ zimmerman, Two base hit-l.ohcrr.
Homo runs--Htmmcrman Danhrrt Sacriiico
hits Danhcrt, Zimmerman. stolen bases
Myers, Conlsnn. Double piaSsDooian 10
knahc; Schultzc 10 Doonn IN Ilcius
booln lnnassistcd}: zimmerman 10 flunmc
10 Daubcrtltsl. Left on bases Rrooklyn. s:
l'hiladrlphia. .. First base on hals--OT
Isnrccr. ]: off schultzc. :. First base OH or
rors- Brooklyn, L; Philadelphia. /. struck
gu; Ry HarErr. |; BY .schuitzc. . Time Of
game. 100. rmrres. Eason and ,lohnstonc