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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-20
FIRST BLOOD FOR
OUTLAW LEAGUE
Judge Declines to Dissolve In
junction Against Player
Richards.
Especial to The Times Dispatch !

Norfolk. Va, May l9.-Aftcr hearing
argum.Gnts in tho case. Judge wiilla m
3. Martin presiding in the Court of
Law and Chancery. this afternoon re-
fused to dissolve the Injunction recent
~ obtained by tho Newport News Base
ball Association. restraining Player
Jack Richards. OF the Norfolk Virginia
State League team. from participating
in any games for sixty daye. The
case Will now have to be tried upon its
merits
This afternoon the Norfolk club. OF
the State League. through Tia counsel,
asked Judge Martin to dissolve the
recently granted temporary Injunction
relative TO the playing OF Inhelder
Richards during the continuance OF a
contract which the Newport News Asso-
citation claimed TO have entered into
with the player
The dissolution OF the contract WAS
asked for by the Norfolk Club OF the
Virginia League upon this grounds
that contract for personal services
la not assignable. and that the contract
which the Newport News IN had with
Richards. II any exists. Is one made
by him. Richards. with a party; OF New
port News men who subsequently az
signed the document 10 The Newport
News Baseball Association
II was further set forth by the att
torneys employed by the Norfolk team
of the State League that the court could
not force Player Richards to perform
on the diamond with Newport News.
and that by restraining him from play
Ing with the Tars II was preventing him
from earning livelihood. without do
ing the team In Newport News any
good. Such argument. however. did
not appear to appeal TO Judge Martin.
He refused to dissolve the induction.
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4. RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, 3, LynciiburE, l..
Petersburg, III DanNiiic. l. Z
Norfolk, 10; Roanoke, :.
STANDING OF TIE CIUDs.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Lynchbnre NJ Ttichmond.
Roanoke nt Norfolk,
DHnYiilc ut Petersburg.

x Hats off, everybody. 10 Patsy Dono-
van. The only original. doublc-ringed
brand Of finger yet lbroueh; from the
wilds of Jersey. He /, was who. like
some modern Moses. led the wander.
ing Colts out of the slough Of hefeat
yesterday, sending their colors broad
cast 10 the breezes which didn't blow
n little bit al Broad street Park But
be that as /, may let tho gladstone
tidinCs so forth that Patsy pitched
Sullivan's wiltcd whirlers To victory
after six straight defeats. and he did
it TO the proud and naughty Shoe
makers, Colonel Siocksduie looking on
the while The score was 10 !.
Lest we forget, the gentle reminded
Is given that Patsy had in his wake
eight OF the truest and hes, assistants
which have ever gone TO battle with a
husky portpaw. Not even the SEM
blance Of an error could be noted dur
Ing the nine innings. while all manner
of fleld!ng stunts added gusto 10 the
occasion. Truck Egan covered himself
with glory; Raker made the girls
proud of him: Cowan absolutely atoncd
for anything that he did in the opener.
Martin was everywhere on the dia
mond spearinG mcant-to- be hits and
sullivan picked ,wisters out OF the
air With the easy ncnchalance of de-
butanie of three seasons.
Crowd Small.
Not many were out TO enjoy the
eport, hut the few stayed OH and on
and ever on. drinking in the changed
menu and wishing for more. BY the
way, 1t was the fastest game Yet
PLAYED on the home lot II took Just
one hour and thirty-1ve minutes "
end the game. for which credit should
be given to Connolly and Eckman.
who had the fellows on their toes
every minute.
The Colts won the game in the nrst
inning Donovan hed retired lynch
burg in The FIRST. with two strikeouts
70 his credit. Bruck, centreman for
n" visitors walked Iaaker Me-
Gnee neatly sacrificed, while Truck adj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-20
PITCHER MORAN
. ELECTED CAPTAIN
Will Be in Charge of Washington
ard Lee Ball Club Next
Year. a

[Specia! 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Lexington. Va, May l?.-The captain
OF the Washington and Lee Baseball
team for next year will be n. e. Moran.
He has bcrn The mainstay OF the pitch
Ing STAFF OF the university for two
years, and has "A record which is a
credit TO any player. AS a pitcher he
mas the Whole assortment or curves
and changes OF pace. and the smoke
and headwork TO make them effective
The first season he pitched or Wilson
field he did mol lose a game and the
strike-out record that he made was
quite unusual. About half of the pat
ters facing him in the past two sea
sons have taken the three ana gone
back 70 wonder how IL happened
Ills great games for the season JUS,
past We're twlrled against Maryland
Agricultural College and the Univers-
ityIof Georgia. In both OF these games
he SHUT Out the opposing teams. and
struck out fifteen or sixteen men He
IS also hitter. as his batting average
81 2"I shows In the second game
asainst Penn State, he broke III tnr
same with a two ba Geer. and was scor-
ed by q timely double at the hands of
Donahuc
Nh Moran Is member Of the Sigma
Nu Fraternity, and the p 5. y. Ribbon
Socieiy: II IS freely predicted that he
WIN be elected chairman Of the Athle-
III Association in the coming cleo.
ton
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NORFOLK GETS 10
HITS OFF FLYNN
In Very one-sided Contest
Roanoke Is Defeated by Score
/ Of IS to 2.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatcf,. ]

Norfolk, Va. May l9-Walking into
by the Roanoke ciub from Elizabeth
City Tidewater team. and pounding
him all over the lot. the Tars took the
second game Of the series to-day by
the score OF Is to ..
In several innings there was pro-
cession OF runners to cross the plate.
There is only one eNtenuating circum-
stance in favor of Flynn--that Is. that
at times he was given poor support.
OF course. the game was TOO one sided
10 be interesting TO those who enjoy
q scrappr contest. but there were the
rcdeeming features OF long hits and
brilliant fielding stunts TO relieve the
monotony. AT no time did the visit
tors look dangerous. Poole absolutely
having their goat" and their two
runs in the sixth were due TO an error
By Phelan, failing to hold third
strike. and allowing 1t to get behind
him; a luke single by Garden and a
smashing double to the left field fence
by Holland. The score:
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AFTER SIX DEFEATS
COLTS GAIN VICTORY
Aided by Donnovan's Effective Pitching Rich
nond Takes Second Of Series From Lynch
burg in Fastest Game Of Season
at Local Lot
at Local Lot.

vanced him another sack while he was
grounding gu, from I3ruck to Wool.
ums Martin hit to left. scoring Baker
and then stole second completing the
Circuit; on Cownn's drive to left. /,
WAS only two runs. bat enough 10 win
the game
blanks TIL Eighth.
There was absolutely nothing doing
until the eighth, not Il Colt getting as
FAR as second base, due entirely to
some mighty fast ie,ding behind Druck
Baker beat out an innell drive in the
eighth, and McCabc again sacrlnccd
him TO second. lie scored on EGnn's
drive TO centre, adding the las, tally
10 the string.
After Mcdonnell had gone down in
the second Bien sen, a grasscutter
down third base line labeled for two
from which station lie scored on Ileat-
lns's hit to centre. ONLY once after
that did the visitors set a man on see
ond, that was III the tiird frame, anu
he died there.
Donovan was master of the si:,ia
ton, and he put out an assortment OF
fooiers which had the Hllci.mbera
guessing every minute. Two fast
double plays We're pulled off one by
the locals in the second and one By th..
visitors In the seventh Cowan made
q great catch of I3ien's hish foul In
the sixth, and there were ANY numbei
Of stellar fielding stunts. II was such
n game as makes one wonder why the
Colts allowed themselves TO he goose
egged twice by Norfolk and to score
only once i'll tile series
Only six measiy hits were made of
Patsy. and he walked but Two men
striking out five. 1t was a great day
for him. and he. deserved his victory.
Dobson was not in the game. Neither
was Wallace. who is still suffering
from his bad knee. Jack Barker
played centre. The score:
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is BE: ST
]. OF SMALL FIELD

Louisville. May ls-ozanai proved 10
be the bes, OF the small field in IN.
handicap at Churchill Downs TO day.
and Won IN gallop. Princelike was
second, six lengths in from, OF Zienap.
LSamence, heavily played, became UNI
manageable AT the post and bolted He
ran away mile. thus destroying
whatever chance he may have had
First race--iive and half turlonss.
efliinS- Flying Foo,step t}l4lo, frsl.
Sureget ts5l.6oJ second, War JIG
(Sll5o) third Time, 1907 2-5. Delaney
Golden agnes. Miss Minnie, sir Aives
cot. The Fad Uncle Jimmie Gray.
Husky Lad also ran.
second race-purse four ana hall
furlonEs-Guara (sil30) iirs,.( 81,
Blaise ($i0.9ol second Ynir (s5.s0
third Time 54 Foxcraft. Miss Wigs
Praetorian, Odo2a. New Haven, Dyna-
mite and Tourist ai.o ran
/ third ract-Phfse. three quarters @.
g m!le-Cnunty Tax (s9o7o) hrst Iohn
+ Grimm. II. $4,000 second, rnheld
(sa.ao) third. Time 1;l2 SIS Cohort
Charley strauss Crystal Maid, Bounc.
er also ran.
seventy yards-Ozana So hrst, Prince
Ike (sa SOD second. Zienap (out, third
Time, l:f5. Leamence also ran.
Fifth race-fve furloncs selling
Tanker fslTSl0l first. Pliart (se) sec
ond; sidon ts4.So) third. Time. .ol
l-5. Traymore, TENNESSEE Charlie
Brown, Mary Emily. Marco. Flo mo
sayvilie Madam Phelps also ran. ne
Sixth race--sellins r1r. ana twen.
~ Yards Wander gibson nrsti 81,
Closes 1920 second, Donnely Dam,
ts2,ool third Time l;;2 liannis
Z trince lnEoldsbT, Moyden, Lieh
Knight Meadow Grass. Miami IN,
Peter Fender ran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-20
HARVARD FOOTBALL CAPTAIN
VISITOR AT HORSE SHOW

II Harvard football team. is in Rich
mond. with Mrs. Fish. He is stopping
at the Jefferson. and while perfectly
willing to talk of the weather and the
horse show he was averse to speaking
OF his football prospects with the tenn
perature lowering around the century
mark.
Nothing whatever to say about foot
ball. We We're anxious TO see Rich
mond. and we are fond of horses, that's
why we're here. We VIII probably stay
until tomorrow night. Which way are
We bound? That's a secret.'
Mr.. Ftshe was but recently mar
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Chicago.
PhlIndelnI,ln.
Totals ..2s 727 u J Totals
.baited for stack in eighth.

-sCUTf bl INnInGs. ----- Z.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures q 90 q o.;
Philadelphia f.......t..........i q o o o O ID
summary Runs-ShccIard 49,. Schultz.
Holman, Archer McIntire, Knahe I.obcrt.
Two-b base h!ts--ShGekard Srhulte Holman
Mclntire' Home runs-l.obert, schultz. sac
rihce hits-Schulte, Sheckard. stolen base
Holman. Left on hases-chicago. 5; Phia-
deiphia. >. Pitchers record-On Stack
hits and - times at bat In S innings OH
linmPhries, hi; and times bat In In
ninS f,irsi base on balls-Of Mcin,ire. .;
OF stack, First base on crrors-Chca 20.
. struck out-Ry Mclnrire. & hy Stack I:
by Hunphrles .. Wild pitthes-Stack Nc
lntFt. Time of game. 9:io umplres, Klein
and Doyle. N..Gt
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YORK BREAKS
LOSING STR EAK
Giants Win From pittsburg
Nationals By Score Of
4 TO 5.
FRACTURES FINGER
Dcvore Injured i'll Collision at
Plate, and Britiwcll Put
Out OF Game.

New York. May lo.-Thc Giants
changed ihei tossing luck today by
winning from Pittsburg, { to . Wiltse
sustained fracture OF the little finger
of his pitching hand when h. tried to
stop hard hit ball by Clarke Joseph
pevorc had to retire from the game af-
Ter collision at the plate with Glib
son. and Al Bridwel was removed by
Umpire Eason for throwing his bat
nwa: SCorc:
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Philadelphia.
i)etrnii.
Totals IA 10 q 10 8 Totals so S eIll :

~
Phliadelph.I Dos,o3ooo-s
Detroit Observation-Disclosures, q . o'nI
summary Runs-Lord (2l. Oidrins (2p
Mclnnis Lapp. Russell (2). Drake Bush,
Cobb cd. Crawford, Deiehanty Cainor,
Stanage, Covington. Two base hits-Drake
Murphy, McInnis. Three-base hit-cobb
Home run-Stanase. Sacrifice hit-Moriar-
ity. Sacrifice hies-stanage. Lord Stolen
hases-i3ush t2). Cobb. Collins Baker LET,
on bases-DetroIt. 5; Philadelphia g. Double
piay-Cobb to Gsinor. Hlts-Oft Lively In
innings; on covington. In 5 Innings: OF
Works. In innings: OF coombs in q
out-By Russell ?; by Lively, 3; by works.
First base on baiis-on coombs. /: OF
Russell. }. Hit by pitche.-Dy Russell .
Lively. Cobb. Wild pitch-Russeii Passed
bail-stanase. Time OF game 3.iT Umpires
Dincen and O'Lnughiin nj
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ATHLETICS HAVE
BAD RUN OF LUCK
stanage's Home Run is Eighth
Wins Game for
Detroit.
HEAT PRosTRATEs cooMBs
Lively Is Hit on Head BY Pitched
Ball and Forced to
Retire.
HEAT PRosTRATEs cooMI

Detroit, Mich, May lo.-Luck broke
badly for Philadelphia to-day. and De-
troit won smuggling match. to s..
Stannge's home run in the eighth won
the game Lively was hit on the head
by a pitched ball In the second and
forced to retire. after pitching the third
inning coombs. Frustrated by the heat
in TIC first, was relived by Russell, who
allowed seven hits. Score:
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ST. IonIs.
'Bntted for w. Bailey in ninth.
Waited for Austin in ninth.

.Batted for Quinn In seventh.
New York Observation-Disclosures @ OF o q 10
ST Louis........... .......0lI10io0 O. 5
summary: Runs-Danicis, Harizell Knight
Hemphill ca. Gardner CD. johnson, Swee-
ney,. Brockett. shotton. Laporte Stephens
Wallace. Myers. Lake. Two-base hits-Gard-
ner. Austin. HemDhill Three base hit
knight. Sacrifice hits-Gardner. Hogan and
Johnson. Stolen bases-Laporte, Wolter.
Shotton, johnson. Double plays-Ln porte 10
Wallace to Myers; johnson 10 Gardner to
knight. Hits-OR. Lake, II In 7l-3 innings:
off Bailey. IN ca Innings: off Quinn, 10
In innings: Off Brochett. 3 in 3 innings
First base on balis-OR Quinn. !; off Bailey,
!: of Lake. l. Struck out-By Quinn. 8; by
Bailey, ?; By Lake |; by Brockett. /. Wild
pitch-Bai!ey Left on bases-St. Louis. 81
New York. 2. Time ot ga me. e:o9. Umpires
Mullen and Evans.
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StnuntOn Academy Defeated.
Snanial q Thn ri lines. D iSnafch

Military Academy. Of Fort Defiance. de-
feated Stauntnn Military academy here
to-day in the only game in which the
teams have met or will meet this sea-
son, the score being II to Z. ,
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BREAKS WINNING STREAK

Chicago. ILL.,. May 19.-Boston broke
Chicagos winning streak to-day aud
nosed out a. 4 to victory after twelve
innings rainstorm caused a delay
of half an hour In starting the game
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Totals IS 10 2iii: Totals
'Gatted for steele in eighth.

ri'tsburg ..,,/.,...i,.........n iooeooo Cd
New York Observation-Disclosures oool0lo.-i
Summary; Runs-Byrne. Leach Hunter
Devore. Becker. pevlin Myers Two-base
hits-iiun;er. Devlin Gibson. Leach Becker
Murray; Three base hit-cinSkc. Sacrifice
bases-Ptttsburg. 2: New York s. FRS. basc
on errors. Pit,sburs. j; New York l. First
base on balle-on steele, :. Hts--On wiltse,
IN 62-3 innings; off Raymond. in > !-s in
ninss: OFF Steele. in innings: OF White
i'll inning. Struck out-By wiitse, :. by
steele 5; by Raymond !; by Whi,e,i. Time
OF game. hours, Empires, Eason and
.ichnstone. Hitil...
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ST. LOUIS WINS FROM BOSTON

Boston. Mass, May ia.-Af,er tying
the score in the sixth inning, ST. Louis
won from Boston to-day in the sew
cnth. when Evans hit to centre field
and drove in hutchinson and konctchy.
The final score was ; TO 3. Sweeney's
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Columbia: Columbus. 6; Column
bia, 4. >
At Augusta: Albany 3; Augusta, l.
At Charleston: jacksonville. o.;
Charleston. ..
At Savannah: Macon, 0; Savannah, T.
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.PHILLIEs LOSE TO CHICAGO

Philadelphia, Pa. May le.-chicago
punched hits with Philadelphia's errors
and won to-day's game : to q Presi-
dent Lynch, of the National League
and Governor Tener of Pennsylvania
were amonG the SPECTATORS Score:
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Elalrnaear.s
~ MOTOR Cabs 6
Gordon Meter Meters; Company
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
and left the field muddy and slippery
score: ss-a =,
Chicago. pa.
Totals ...is II 80 % Totals :. Is Is %
Batted Tor J. Collins In eighth.
,han Tor MCINTYRE In eleventh.

A ot" . = - w. 1V'hIs -, 10 10 50 ?
Batted for J. Collins In eighth
Iran for Mcintyre In eleventh
Score BY innings q
Chicago Observation-Disclosures q n 81 q nnn ~,
session ....................l 010l00ooOOi-t
summary: Runs-Lord (2), Callahan
Hooper ~, Gardner Wagner Two.base
mi.s-Gardncr, sullivan. Riggert Bodie and
wagner. Three base ht-McIntyre Sacrt-
nee hIts-Lcwls, Englc, Hooper. a 'calinba,,
Gardner. Wood. Lord. Rissert. Stolen base
-Bodlc. Double piays-Corhan to TannehilI
10 ). collins; Tapnchiii to corhan to J.. Col
ms; Gardner TO Wagner to Carrignn Left
on 6nses-Chienso. s.; Boston. Q. Iiits-On
Collins, Ia innings; of Wood { In s
innings; on Scott. II In 3l-5 innings; or
Walsh. J In oe-3 Innings. First base on
oalls-On Scott ,: OFF Wood, 3 Struck out
by Walsh.i. wild pitch-wood Passed bali
I,Nunamaker. Time OF game. 1885. Umplrcs
Esnn and Connolly. 5ljtf '''.''1,-T
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Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg 3 New York.
L Cincinnati at Brooklyn
ST. Louis al Boston.
steal home in the third Inning was {
sensational feature. Score: l.l
TOTALS $50 II 81 Is . Totals ...2c 3o7 /
'Ingerton left field and Arst base.
1Bntted for Brown IN eighth.
h.

Boston ..........o2loooo0 o-s
81. Louis ......,...........o o . OIL -5
Summary: Runs-Sweeney. Butler. Raridcn
Huggins. Ellis t2l, ltonetchy tai Two
base hit-BroNn. Homo run-konetchy. Sac
rifce hiis-oocen Hauser. Oakes. stolen
bases-Mowrey, Butler. Sweeney. Ingerton,
Goode, Ellis Os:ses Huggins, konetchy and
Miller. Double plays-Ingcrton 10 Herzos
Butler TO sweeney 10 Tcnney. Left on bases
Il Boston. TO- ST. Louis 6, Hits--On Brown
II in innings; off Golden. 3 In I Ia innings
First base IN bals-Oh Brown. 5: off Col
den. q OFF steele, /. Struck out-By Brown
.; by Tyler. >: by Golden. ]. Time OF game
EOS umpires, O'Day and Brennan.
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GRAY KNOCKED OUT

Cleveland, Ohio. May l9.-cievciand
defeated Washington i to to-day.
knocking Gray out OF the box in the
sixth by scoring five runs. Hardness
was wild. but crectiye with men on
bases Score
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VICTORY FOR HlGHLANDERs

St. L5uis, Mo. May io.-New York
punched hits in the eighth inning. and
in the ninth Won from ST. Louis, 10 to
G. Scnre .s
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summary: Runs-Graney Olson Jackson.
Eas;eriy stovall. Bi-mingham t?1. Ain.
smith, Two base hits Birmingham. Smith.
sacrifice hitS--Jscks Olson. schaefcr
stolen Observation-Disclosures Elherfeld Ain
emith. Gessler. Double pinys-McBrlde 10
Schacfer; Birmingham 10 Ball 20 Stovall:
Ainsmith 70 Mcbride. Left on bases-Cleve.
land 3: Washington. g. HEs-On Gray 10
IN l-5 Innings: on walker. 0 In 20 in
ninEE First base on balIs-On Hardness Z;
en- Walker l.. Struck out-By Hardness 3:
by Cray .: by walker. /. Wild pitch
Ehrhness First base on e!ror-Cieveiand !
Time OF game. i4o. mpires Perrlne and
Sheridan.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

81 Montgomery: Nashville, 5; Mont
gomery. o.
4, Mobile: Memphis, Z. Mobile 5.
At Birmingham: Atlanta, 1; Birming-
ham, 6.
Al, Sew Orleans: Chattanooga. Z;
New Orleans IA lfa 5
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Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures. % q o On
Brookl>n .......... .........t..c o DO o o O =.
Summary: Runs--Stsrk, Daubert. Two
base hi,s--Bescher. Daubcrt Sacrifice hits
.Ntizor, Daubert. Stolen base-Coulson. Left
oil hascs-Cincinnati,i r. Brooklyn. l. Hits
or smith. In IL Innings First base on
ha|ls-oN Rucker 2. Struck out-By Smith
u. by RueSer, s. Wild pitch-Smith. Time OF
game. $50 Umplres Rgler and Fnneran.
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Norfolk 49,. 1880 l. 0431 0-l5
summary: Two base hits-staub. 2;
kircher. Law. Holland. Stolen bases
Shaughnessy. Garden. Walsh. Left on
bases-Roanoke I; Norfolk. g. Struck
out-by FLYNN. 2 by Poole. g. Bases
on balls-off Flynn. 9. Passed balls
Cooper. Phelan. Time Of game. 1855
Attendance. $50. Umpire. Henderson.
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Light. white and delicious-Obelisk
Flour. the IS per cent. patent; the new
kind. Try it.l
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RICHMOND AMATEUR LEAGUE.

sisreemcrs vs.. Battle Axe, at
AkTccmcr Park. UnlpireS. Mescoe
and !'nricy. Scorer. Tucker.
Alcns w. Athletics, at Christ
Church Association Park. Umpire,
Spttxcr. Scorer, Ammons.
iifShinndcrS w. Christ Church Az
Snciation, mt byrd Park. Umpfres,
fcrkins and Hicks. Scorer, Schnnf.
virEinians VS.. Barton Heights, ut
athletic Park. Umpire. o'Toole.
WEST END LEAGUE.
Sidney Stars vs.. EIbas. Mt Harvey
fnrk. Umpire, BENDER.
Sresccnts VI. Boulevards, Mt
Meadow Park. Umpire, Bottoms.
aonroes vs.. Pirates, at Byrd Park.
Umpire. Willis.
EAST END LEAGUE.
Where They Play To-day.
h; y. Y. VI. c. A. VS., DrookInnd,
ut Bonlernrd. II
d o. Park. ~! -i'3,s
,xo OK Groves Va. Tigers, Mt onk-
Gnmes begin nj 4,so r, ".
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
TODAY
10, z, " n ShlnSton,
.phia, S: Detroit. 2.

Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Chicago,
Washington al Cleveland.
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eS. Score:
GInHalnAI

score b. inninEa: r.
Cleveland ,!.......!.l n ono5o 80
Washington .............o 90 66o-I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-20
EAST END LEAGUE.

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The Washington times., 1911-07-30
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B.-Following schedule figures published
onIy as information, and not guaranteed:
Eor Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile, New
Orleans Asheville, 800 a. IN. and 10:45 D. m.
Saiiv: $500 a. m. daily for Chattanooga and
Nennhis, Dining car.
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga
birmingham. New Orleans. 1910 p. m daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga, Men,
phis. Nashville, 4:1O a m: daily. sleeping
ppar omen after 10 p. m Dining cars
Eor Charlotte, Spartanburg, Atlanta, An
riston. Birmingham. Ais p. m. daily. Dining
Tourist cars for California Monday. We'd
nesday. Thursday. Friday. Saturday. Ais
For Greensboro, Durham. Raleigh, Char
lotte. Columbia, Charleston. Aiken, Augusta,
Ssvannah, jacksonville, and Florida points.
sao n m daily. Dining cars.
Local for Harris0nburg, $50 q: m. daily:
22;oUxffiIe 2;oU 80 a. m daily and for Charlottes-
vile 7O a and 4;sG Gs,IT ?. oD5 nj s5 daily; for
WA, wa, davs Frequent trains to and from
R,nemont. l. s. BROWN. General Agent.