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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-01
WOODCUTTERS ON
MAUI ARRESTED
Homestead Tanule Reaches an
Acute Staue-Board
Considers Today.

Manager pia Coeheit o. Tho cornwcll
estate. who 70 alleged 10 have boosted
No would reduce the Waiohuli .keokea
homestead tract 20 barren desert
was arrested yesterday, together with
four japanese woodcutters. The charge
ogaipst them IL malicious injury in de-
strovine aigaroba trees on the kihei
homestead. The accused were at once
released on hail Of 800 each and the
hearing will begin Monday,
Dan II. Case, county attorney or
Maui. with headquarters at Wailukui
ordered the arrests supposedly at the
instipation Of homestoaders who asked
him TO protect their rights by begin
ming criminal acuons. This informa'
ton reached The Advertiser by wire
less Yesterday from its Maui CORE
spondent.
This DEVELOPMENT was foreshadowed
in a letter which was received Mt the
public lands department from Charles
Wilcox. county auditor of Maui, when
he demanded that the land department
edo something to prevent further
spoliation of the lands by Pia Cockett
and others claiming the right under the
cid Cornwell lease
The land department officials said OF
Monday that the government could do
nothing unless there was extraordinar,
waste. County Attorney Case has
however, precipitated action and nov
fine feud win be fought out in tn
courts.
Land Board to Meet.
The land board will hold specia
meeting in the senate chamber at tw
'cloclS tomorrow afternoon and thi
Maui homestead row will undoubtedly
come in for full ventilation Charlie
S. Judo. the new land commissioner
will be an interested spectator at tni
gathering, for he took over the otiie
since the drawing for the lots too
place and therefore had nothing to d
with the matter.
Marston Campbell, who was commits
sioner of public lands at the time tn
homesteads were thrown open, assert
he was opposed to their being otfere
to the public, as he did not look upo
them as being desirable lots for Sc
tiers, in which opinion he is seconde
by Joshua Tucker.
This leaves the matter up to II
land board, which appears to have ac
ed on the advice of Mr.. Wilcox. TT
latter, whose wife was one of tho
who drew n lot, came over from Wa
lul5u at the invitation of the board al
informed the commissioners that Il
applicants desired the land for HON
steads and not merely because of t
valuable wood upon the property. +
statements were accepted by t
board and he maintains them yet.
Lease VIII Soon Expire.
1t is quite conceivable, howev,
that the homesteaders should have
ken this wood into consideration VIII
making their applications and tn
they should feel annoyed at the acti
of those persons who are hnrriedly CT
ting down the trees against the til
when the Cornwell lease viii exp
and tho property be taken over by
homesteaders.
The lease for this section will
void after October 81, but it gives
Cornwel estate power to cut do
trees until that date. The question n
is, Is this cutting resulting in extra
binary waste7 County Attorney G.
appears to think so.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-01
FLEET SAILING HELD
UP FOR A MONTH

WASHINGTON. August 3O.-The
sailing Of the Pacific feet for Honolulu
has been postponed until October ] on
account of a delay necessary for repairs
to the cruiser South Dakota.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-01
ANOTHER HAWAIIAN PLANTER.

q. H. Raven, a planter Of Honolulu,
and AIRS. Raven and family are guests
at the Bellevue, says the San Fran
cisco Call of August 20.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-01
TENNIS REACHES FINALS

NEWPORT, August CO. Maurice +.
Mclaughlin OF California defeated G.
=. TOuehnrd and Beals Wright beat T
q. Bundy n the semi .hnalr Of the ma,
iioual tennis championship aingles 10.
auy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-01
LONG TALKED OF PLAN
TO BE CARRIED OUT

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, August 90
Announcement was made here today
that the Canadian Pacific Railroad will
be extended 70 Spokane.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-01
Regarding Hold-up,

secOnd.-The honorable gentlemen
claim that ! personally am 10 blainei
that It Is a hold up upon my part aud
that l charge I've FOR drawing a lease
and the charge Is eHorhitant as only
a few words are inserted Ia printed
forms challenge The gentlemen or
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-01
Governor Did It.

met Mr.. Castro on the corner of
the Chambers Drug Co., one day and
asked him if he got the answer of my
company and he replied in the afiirma-
tive. He further told me that the Gov
ernOr had gotten up the proposed re-
lease mentioned above with a view of
avoiding the government to pay any
thing at all for the lease. Win the
honorable gentlemen point out fairly
where politics play any hand in this
matter. / have informed the Cover
nor that the Kapiolani Estate was
ready at any time TO turn the lease
over to it for a sum to be eOmplted
from the date of the surrender TO the
end of our lease or for the sum Of
twenty thousand dollars less all the
rent and the amounts for the extension
of leases il had collected and also the
days of of the konohiki labor since
February %, 1871. The superintendent
Of public works In May wrote that he
world attend 10 IL someday and up 70
this present hour not an OFFER OF any
amount whatever has been made by
the Governor 10 my company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-01
Correspondence.

As treasurer of the Kapiolani Estate,
Ltd, l have written one letter to Mr..
Campbell relative 10 the matter, copy
Of which Il ms follows
Honolulu, r. H.. May 3, 1911.
! beg ia advise you that ~
house bin No, 2i0 and signed by
the HoveTnOr ~ act No. lb4 being
NJ this time ia eject, this company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-03
,HE tTrI5II. MAY RE FORCED
TO RETIRE FROM THE RINr;

New York May 2.-Rumors arc cur
rent IN boNing circles here that Abe
Nltcii' american feathcrwciGh, CHAM
pion. may bc compelled 10 retire IRON,
the ring Attell'S physician say. M,
ne champion cannot boz again far
AT least one Year. because Of tbo
hr"ken bone iii his left arm, rccetvnd
III NE recent boat with frankie Rurne
Atteil Is more than twenty-eight vcnra
oid' una is said 10 nc rather dubious
M 10 nc future. for lie fears n re-
Nnrh 81 me injury. when lie nttcmnt !,
'o res umc orcrations II Alton d.
cldfs To ret Ire there viii he A scramhIo
i99r ms TVS lem Drisroll, tic English
champion, might well lay claim "a /,
hut priscPli announced recently I'M
nc Wes through with the ring FOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-03
POOR WORK OF UMPIRE
MARS GAME AT ATHENS
In EIcltlnE Contest. Washington and
Lee is Defeated by University of
Il#fa If. GeorCIn : 10 4.
Especial TO The TImes-pispa tch.l

Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dispa tch.l M
Athens. Ga, May 2.--Washington and
Lee was defeated here by Georgia in
an exciting game. which was married
by the had decisions of tho umpire III
tho seventh inning, Thompson, Of
Georgia. was caught by a yard t the
plate, and the umpire called him safe.
The feature Of the game was a home
run drive over centre field by Moran in
the ninth, scoring Erwin ahead OF
him. Mcn hortcr, of Georgia, hit a
home run in tho sixth, with nobody
on. Washington and Lee pulled off n
double play in the fourth. with three
men on bases Smith, of Washington
and Lee made sensational catch in
second.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Wash. and Lee, 20 0o1 o02-4 4
Georgia 1o0O01201-5 5
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FIFTEENTH STRAIGHT
GAME WON BY EASTERN
With Three ReeuInrs Ont OF Line Up,
Mnssnnuttcn Academy Is
Easily Defeated.

Especial to Tho Times ispatch.]
Manassas. Va, May 2.-Eastern Col
lego to- day. with three regulars out
of the line-up. took the fifteenth
straight game OF the season. defeat
ing Mnssanuttcn Academy IL to o..
The Academy boys had the worst kind
Of case of stage fright. and dropped
easy chances. Bentley pitched n good
game. but had no support. In all
twelve hits were registered, but some
of these should have been fielded.
Halls pitching was all there was
to Eastern. He pitched easy ball all
through and let the boys hit the ball
The Eastcrn-G Georgetown game was
called off. owing to n misunderstand-
ing about guarantee.
Score by innings: r. II. q.
Massanutten ...0ooo0o00 . $
Eastern .......101162o 3'-14 IL 2
Batteries: Massanutten. Hastett and
Bentley: Eastern, Baker and Hall.
Time, las. Umpire, Mr.. Hayes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-03
WORK OF |NFIEL.D
CAUSE OF DEFEAT
Roanoke Loses Second Game to
Petersburg by Score of
8 to 3.
ipeclaI to Tho Times-Dispatch.

petersburg, Va May 2.-Pctersburg
defeated Roanoke again to-day. in a
game in which Roanoke's infelders
were wholly responsible. The work OF
Shield. 1ootson ana Wilkcrson was
amateurish. Shnughncssy had to play
Holland at short IN an cfforl to stop
the Coolers from making runs, and
the change proved to be a good one
MS he iicldcd the position like Il
veteran. Roanoke started the run
making In tho third inning. making
two runs on Pritchards three Dagger,
a base on balls and singles by Hol-
land and Cooper.
Petersburg took the lead in It's half
OF this Inning, making three runs on
Druckniiiers two-base nit. singles By
Booze and Kancher, and errors by VIII
kerson and Shield
In the fourth. Petersburg added i've
runs to the score and Roanoke went
10 pieces. The score:
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: : . =
ELEVEN ERRORS is GAME
virginia Christian College Defeat.
Hnnnolte College 10 .
LspeciaI 10 The Tiincs- Dispa tel,

Ispecia 70 The Tiincs -Dispa tchI
hyncnburG, Va May In Mitch.
Sc nattie. which was MARRIED by M.
mfrons errors by hoth teams. The Vlr.
sn,a shl'siian College to.day de-
fcated Roanoke College on ,haiSio.,,,
diamond 6 10 2 With pcrfcct MAJ i,
the field. Hawthorne should navc w y,
his game 10 o. Sticklcy's hnse rnn
ming was feature. for nc stole fo,,r
times. one time making clean steal
home
score by innings: ri n
Christian Col....2 oolOiIi.-G f
Roanoke College .o0D00lolo q
Batteries: Hawthorne aud McCorlsIe.
Musser and Anderson. Umpire, Lucia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-03
RACELAND STAKES
WON BY WORTH.

Lexington. Ky. May ..--In a nose nd
nose finish to-day orth won the Race
land stakes for two year olds. colts
and gcldings, from Buckthorn and
Paratorian. The latter was an added
starter. The track was heavy. and Tho
weather cold, but the attendance wa3
even larger than on the two days pre-
vlous.
FL First race--selllng. purse 5000, for
three yenr-olds and up. Ave and t. half
furlongs--Fogon (5.50 stra!ght). first;
Helen (sl2.50. place.. second Zool
ts4.5o. show. third. Time. I:lO1-5.
WarJiE. olivia Meiitle. Blutrinn, lima.
Eetta Louise. Tackle. New star and
the Fad ran. ~ -
two ycar-old nillos. four turlongs-
catuia tsta.5o strnighD. first: Zaretta
(slS.3s). second; Christmas Daiay
G7.s0. show. third. Time. :5o35
Ruth Jackson. Sarah Chcnault. slim
Princess, Madam Phelps. Sauce, Mirror.
Marco. Fanchettc and Mcrodc ran.
Third race--pursc $500. for three
year-olds and up. six furlongs-
Crystal Maid $3.50 straigh,). nrst:
Grover Hughes Gi.2o. place.. second;
Enfield Ono show bctsy. third. Time.
1:15 Incision also ran.
Fourth race-thc Raccland stakes.
two-y ear-oid colts and geldlngs. four
aud half furlong s--Worth (sa30
straight, hrst; Buckhorn (s3, place)
second; Iaratorian (s26n. show,
third Time. :56 80. Incitor, Bonapaza
John Robert and Colonel Holloway
ran.
Fifth race-three- ycar-olds. purso
800. niilc---.Iabot $3.50 straight), frst:
Sir Dawn ts510 place.. second:
Marion (no show betting), third. Time
1880. CAPTAIN Carmodv nm ~
HiNth race--pursc $500, selling for
filies and mares, tliree-year- ana
up mile and twenty yards-winr Ting
(S5.6o strnighD, first: Marian Neascy
ti.30, place.. second; Indian Maid
tS2.5o. show. third. Time, 1;353-5
lidia Lee Mary Orr and Emmy Lou
ran.
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Totals ..,3S e2Iis. s Totals IA is y
.Batted for bailey In ninth.

81 Louis. .......oociooooo-i
Detroit ........... ION no
summary: Runs-Ars,n. Jones Crawford
%, Moriarity. Gainor t?). Stnnagc Two
base hit-Gninor. Three base hits-Stephens
pelehanty. sacrifice ht-Cohb. Double play
Stephens 70 Newman to Stephens. stolen
fasesESt. Louis. 10: Detroit. Il. First base
on balls-On Bailey, g. off Muilln 2 Struck
out-Ry Mullin, 81 by Bailey l. Hi by'
nitcher-By Mnllin. fAusiin>. Time OF
game. a;io. Empires. Perrinc and Sheridan.
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Southern League

A. Atlanta: First gnmc-Atinntn- >.
MMemphis' J. Second game-Atlanta. /:
~ hiontsomery: First Eame--Mont-
gomery, . Mobile. 4 Second yamnH
Gr,n somery u Mobile, 3. (Calicd end
~ Nashville: Nashville. 8: chattn.
Orleans. 4. y ~"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-03

Ralph Maths. from Manoa, Pa. P.eo,b
frankly confcsses that his ride from Rich
mond 10 Danvilc was his FIRST experience
on sleeper. Ito showed the truth az ina
statement b. turning the car Into a MIA y
ground. His chief performance came NJ
breakfast. however Tho waiter he nded him
the menu card. lie looked at the card then
Mt the waiter and batk TO tho card. amaze.
ment spreading over his usually mobile
ecountenance "Aw. bring me ham an eggs"
He got his order.
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WINS OUT IN NINTH

Philadelphia. Pa. May 2.-Aftcr IIerzoE's
three-baRGcr sent two mon home and lied
the score In the ninth inning to-day. Phil
adelrha won In Its half of this ipning BY
TO s. McTiEue. who succeeded Tyler In
the ninth. gave base on balls To knahc.
Mattcrn then went In TO pitch. and pass.
an error and PnHlterts single scored Knnbe
with tho winning run. Tho score:
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Considerable interest IS felt here ms "a
what action Williams wiil take rcraIdins
CONTRACT Jumper MulilneN or MolincuN. ms
ne calls himself IN Norfolk. to which club
carter. of tho local club. EXPRESSED no s,nsn
OF loss al tho flight of tho pitcher sill he
is interested TO know the outcome in view
OF the many times vaunied sta ,ament OF
Biily lIannon to the effect that tho Tid..
water League would hnrbor no contract
jumpers. .saH AZ.
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FORD HAS SHADE ON BENDER

New York. May Ford had a shade on
iiender to-day in sharp game between the
ming 10 l. Oils johnson made Two triples
and single. driving in one run and scor-
Ing one himself. Poor base running KEEP.
down New York's score. Tho weather was
uncom fortahly cold. Tho Ecorc:
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knapp Sold TO New Orleans,

Cleveland. o. MAY 2.--Ilcnry Knaupp
shortstop Of tho Cleveland American
League team, was sold to the New
Orleans Club. OF the Southern League.
20 DAY, lie reported to tho local club
from the Victoria, Tex, team last
summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-03

sulivan's protest was delayed because ~
HE inability to find the umpircs after tho
gamo. He wanted both OF thom to read thn
oke. When no did get them they were Of
the opinion that they should have been
you.', said Suy. ..but you told mo - sh,,t
up; and threatened TO hne Esan il he didn't
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-03

Arthur. Wallace is father to the young
sters, His is tho voice which cheers them
on. and he tells them some Of the things
they should do and barrels OF things thev
should not do, all tho while Keeping up MS
great holding record
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-03
NIMTH-INNING FINISH

Brooklyn. \. y. May New York beat
BROOKLYN to in a nnth-inning finish TO-
day after game In which both teams made
many lineup changes. ~ batting rally in
tho ninth won for the visitors McElveen
w n SEM 10 inc club house for disputing n
decision onLn strIke. Tho scorc: I'm
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tNone out when winning run scored.
Score by Innings: r.
Boston ..o2oloo0n2-5
philadelphia ...................o 03o0Il-6
Summary: Runs--TnEerton t2>. Goode.
Graham, Butler. Titus. Knabe az. I,obcrt.
Magcc. Doolnn. Two-base hlts-Swceney.
Titus. Snabc. Magec. Graham. Three -ba So
hi,s-I.obert Heroes. Home r,in--'ritus.
Sacrifice ny-I.udcrus. Stolen hase-Doolnn.
Double pinys-Knabc to Iliderus; Tyler TO
Graham to Tenncy. Left bascs-Boston.
S; philadelphia. H. Pitchers rccord--Off
Tyler. hits and ~ times nj bat In in
nnes: OF McTigue. 0 hits and times n
hat: OF Mattern, hit and times at bat
in inning. First base on bais-on Tyler.
5: of McTlsue |; 90 Mattcrn. I; off Rrrn-
nan. 6. First base On errors-Phla dclphin.
g. Struck out--By TYLER 3. by Brennan. s.
Hit by riicher-By Brennan. | tFierzos).
Wild pitch-Tylcr. Balks-Drennan fc).
Time Of game, o:lo umplrcs. Johnstone
and E;ason.
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BOSTON SHUT OUT

Boston. Mass. Mny 2.-Boston to-day re-
ceived her first shutout on the home grounds
for this season. Washington winning 3 to o.
Two doubles and single in the third Inning
were responsible for tho visitors TALES.
The work OF EnHie Mt third was tho feature
the uamc. Tho t.fIia
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Pertinent Comment
BY GUS NIALBERT

DahYi.le, Va. May Jimmie sullivan In /
n n,s ~, sent q protest to President Williams
Illegal one. Tho sruunds unon ,y,,iris ~ ~
protest was made are: l. Schrnders home
run rs IN The eighth inning which every man
was foul, and. 2. failure TO call n MIX ~
Eastman IN the nth. when schrhder Md Inc
oail and Eastman forgot himself going to
general charge made by sullivan Is lncoms
reteney on the part OF the umpires
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-03

while the Colts mndc but four hits in In;
game, hits were unnecessary In View OF thr
errors made by the home crowd. No pccI
OF hits when runs are being presented IN
rapid succession without effort. 5lfI
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isostoH ................Q pO 10
washington ...........:.,.....o o3 200 o-3
summary: Runs-Milan. Conroy. I.eiivclt.
Two base h!ts-Man az. Street Lewis.
Eunaniakcr. Sacrifice hlt-Cniiins. stolen
base Elberfcid. Double plays Cunning In III
to Mcbride 10 Sonimerlot; Nc Bride to SOM
merlot 90: Elberfed CnassistcdJ. Left on
eases--Boston.i 5: Washington, .. First base
Inns, !: by johnson. a. Hit by pitcher--t.n-
&c. limo OF game. I:io. Umpires. Evans
and Egan. i
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forty-mile wind was blowing throurho,,.
tho game yesterday. which may have ae-
counted for the poor attendance and cor
tainly accounted for the poor exhibition ~
the game. Not being accustomed 10 dcsert
travelling and not having blindcrs tho men
suffered from the sand showers which flood cd
the diamond. '-91'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-03

While Baker nearly cried over the result
OF tho game yesterday. ITS tho first time
was ever sore" said the little fellow
But games n game. and It's Just ms
ono Slipping away 1t made mo sick
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Talk No. ID.
Our Invitation

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we cordially extend to all
the automobile owners and
prospective buyers an invita-
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we know that in your minds
we will be justified in asking
for your business, and not
only this, but we know yo,,
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patronage.
No matter what your wants
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anybody else. If VIC haven't
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cant buy them from lis.
We desire to express our
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loyalty which has always
been shown us by our pa
irons.
incidentally we sell /.
Packard and Chalmers
motor cars and operate 4
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garage.
Gordon Motor Company
W yon haze missed Tic byc-
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: ~.
Score by innings: n
Philadelphia .........o a q On q al
New York. /. III. q a q on
summary: Runs-Davis. Iiertzcil, johnson
T Two, base hit.payls. Three base hts
Johnson tcl. Sacrifice hit-Murphy. Sacri-.
Murphy McInner, Wotcr Hartzeli, Cree.
Lori on bases-Philadephia. s.: New York
- First base on crror-New York l. Double
piay-oldrinE to Collins. Struck out-By
Bcnder. 3: BY Ford. 5. First basc on balls
on Ford. 3. Passed bali-Swecncy Time OF
game. l:3b. Umplres. Connolly and MulIin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-03

In the box scoro yesterday Martin is crsd-
lied with four times at bat. ono hi, ana no
eacrihces. Ills record should read: Three
times at bat, one hit. ono sacrifice hit.
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Not single good piece Of work f.aturet
the exhibition. Even Schrader's home ruI
result OF McCabe stopping, thinking tho 'ba
had gone foul =
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IirOOklyn,
Now YnrI,

Ran for Erwin In ninth
IBaued for Schardt in NTH.
tBatted for KnezeE In ninth
zBatted for Devlin In ninth.
Score by Innings: 4IH r.
New York. On n n q ~
Brooklyn .......................o 100000
summary: Runs-Doyie. Merkle. BTidwel
Becker Fletcher. Tooiey. Daubcrt. IIummel
Coulson. Two-bnAc hits-Snodgrnas Brid-
well. Tooley. lTummel. Wheat sacriHcc hit
Myers sacrifice flies iltse. Comson. Left
ION bascs-New York. 81 Brooklyn. G. First
base on error-Ncw York, ]. stolen bases
Devore Murray "a. Merkle. Becker. Wheat.
Double play-Doylc to Merkic First base on
NIL. 3; OF Kna,zor /. Struck out-1sy wiitso
s: by schhrdt. :: by Crandnll. 3: by Knot
ger. : liits-OT Wiltse. in ala lnnings:
o;@. Umpircs. ISlcm and Doyle.
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DETROIT WINS EASILY

st. Louis. Mo. May e-Bailey was Hit hard
lrs' game of the series to l. The score:
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American Association

/ AZ Ailw.aukee: indianapolis, /: NIL
At Minneapolis: Columbus. &; Min
neapolis. 4. (Elcvcn innings) M
~ Kansas City: Toledo, &: Kansas
City. S. tf 'IIGfT,
a, ST. Paul: Louisville, 49, st. Paul, Z.
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Last night tho fellows spent al, az itboir
time playing tho gamo over. and naturally
winning Il for, Richmond. The talk diIn',
last long because everybody was sleepy afte
that sravity run from Richmond. Tan,
were sounded Mt $3.50 o'clock. Mr.. DanvIilc
having been around at o,lockIng up tho city.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

Cincinnati ut Chicago
New York ut Brooklyn
ST. Louis at Plttsburg.
Boston ut philadelphia.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington. B Boston, 0.
Philadelphia. / New York. 2.
Detroit, Z: ST. Louis. /.
Chicago Cleveland, cold weather.
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The rlty OF IL is tint everything wenl az
we'll so long that Il looked like aF'clnci,I for
us. More than hnlf OF tho largo crowd
nnmecr,ng 100 souls, witnessing Tho game
BY tho way, he hasn't come down Yet. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-03

Philadelphia at New York.
Detroit ut ST. Louis.
Washington at Boston.
Chicago at Cleveland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-03
DAY IN THE BIC LEAGUES
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York, 8: Brooklyn. 4.
Boston. 3; Philadelphia. 6.
Shicago- Pittsburg. cold weather
other game not scheduled