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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21
cOvENANTER TRACK MEET.

One of the wermest and 49,.
SPIRITED track meets ever contested on
q Iocal neld was held at Highland
rark yesterday afternoon betwean
E~ovenanter Company No. I6, Of EirG-
,ano lark Presbyterian Church and
: S~2SSnsaanter Company No. s. Of the
Church OF the Covenant. 10y
We're rather young. they showed un-
sus .sameness. especially the entries
or Company No. s.. -
owing to the untIring efforts Of
captain Goodall of No. ~
ms team carried away a complete VIC.
.ory. Tnts might be attributed to the
Iacl ina his team has been in con-
ri. practice FOR some time past.
Inc most noteworthy feature OF IN.
event was the mile race. Won hv cano
tain Goodall In the fast tima ofE
ond. fi : etoSc SEC
Judging from the form shown ~
these young runners they give prom,
lse OF developing into fine athletes in
Summary OF events:
Gonrad, eeond loo.yard dashMR,.
22o-yard dash-Conrad, first: Harris
second. 4+0-yard dash-Gray. Urst.
Harris. second. .%SS0-yard dnsh-Grsy g.
Iirst: Harris. second. Mile run-TS.
Goodail. first; Rennie. second. Running
broad 1ump-Goodhll, first: Taylor,
second. Standing broad tump-Gibson,
I,irst; Divine. second. Pole Vault.
high jump-whittet, first: Gibson
Holiday. NJ. Russell. TimekeenerH
WARMER. Official scorer-H. *. Wildes
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PITCHERS BATTLE
WITHOUT RESULT
Petersburg and Danville Battle
Eleven Innings to Tie
Game.
Special to The Times

Petersburg. Va. May Coin the presence
OF 1000 loyal fans the Champs and Coolers
fought eleven innings. when Umpire Lcary
stopped the agony by calling the game on
account OF darkness. The game was a pitch
ers' battle between Hanks and lIannahn.
and both pitched irst-class ball, with the
odds in favor OF Hanks. as Petersburs's
three runs were made on errort. end the
Champs were all earned. Hanks would
have been credited with a ehut-out game
but FOR the poor support given hin, BY his
team In the third inning. with no one oni
and three on bases. Hanks struck OUT Eooe
ana spencer and retired Bowen al ii.s,. and
IN the seventh he struck out Shaw. Booze and
stein In rotation. -Hannafn's support was
perfect, not an error being made hy the
Goooers. but in the fourth Inning the
Shalnps HIT him for two singles and Il three
oeseer, scoring TWO runs. After ;he fifth
Inning both teams gave q splendid and
beautiful exhibition OF ball playing, not a
man getting as lar ms the second base for
six innings. NLe score: "
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TRAN GULAR ]
TR A X MEET
John Marshall, McGuire's and
Academy Compete for City
Championship Wednesday.

One of the most interesting track
meets OF the season Will be held We'd
nesday afternoon, when the track
teams from the three rival prep.
schools OF the city assemble at Broad
Street ball park to contest for the
championship OF the city. Richmond
Academy and AIcGuire's have excellent
teams. while High school has It's usual
McGuire's; Harlow and Seymour. from
academy, and Anderson and Cosby.
from John Marshall Hish School. Will
stein, Bradbury. Satterneld, omohun-
dro, Clopton and Coleman. together
with q few new men. practically com
last week JOIN s? Marsh sdIao High
school track team was defeated By the
fast track team OF Meury High. Nor
Maury, High school claims the cham
pionship Of Eastern Virginia. BY the
showing made BY the John Marshall
this strong track team. IL seems that
the local boys have a most excellent
chance OF winning the cup in the city
run off beginning at 3 o'clock. Fol-
owing IS u list OF the events and the
entries:
7 5o-yard dash-Wallerstein, Cosby.
Coleman. Clopton.
loo-yard dash-wallerstein. cole-
rna1 King. Beckner.
Omohundro.
5S-yard hurdle-cosby, King. satter-
bury. -
coward dash-ciopton. Coleman,
Austin, Anderson. 7 "
Half mile relay-Cosby, Satteraeld
Wallerstein. Anderson.
]staanding high tump-Andersoa. Cos
Sh95-put-Padgctt. King. Robins. Sat
L N| ||t|u I.fsn IA
Hammer Decentralization. '
Running broad jumpAclopton, Cos
Running high 5ump-Johnson. King.
Standing broad jump-Anderson,
Clopton. Cosoy, Coleman.
Pole vault-Johnson, Cosby.
Ban throM-king. Rohins
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| n TER CLUB
TENNIS TOURNEY

The first monthly tennis tourna-
mitage Golf Club to-morrow at 4
O'Clock. The first round may be played
Monday or Tuesday. The entry list,
sonsaining forty-two names, had to
C-and is the largest number of play
ers ever before entered in the history
OF the club.
Contestants are requested TO com
municate with each other and appear
promptly on the courts. In Glass a the
first round Will be played as follows:
eemberton VS.. Tyler, Robb VS.. Trigg,
r. a.. Kicks VS.. Davenport and d. Blair
vs.. DIR. Blackwell, with Rcnnolds VS..
bycs. r.
In Glass B the first round viii be
played as follows: Lindsey VS.. Price,
J. H. Ricks vs: Cecil. wingfeld vs..
Denny Wright, Fl. p. Lea VS., p. Blair,
Harris VS.. c. r. Crawford. Perrin VS..
w. e. Crawford. Byes-Dickson and
Pnge.
In Glass C the first round will be
played as follows: Dunaway VS.. F1tz-
gerald. Read vs.. DR.. Horsley. Wilson VS..
Sample. Mead VS.. Cary. Hill vs.. Palmer,
DR.. Hopkins vs.. Massie, DR.. Gill We.
Hunter. Moss vs.. DR.. Coleman.
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CLARK STAKESMO
BY STAR CHARTER
Talent at Churchill Downs Comes
to Grief in Nearly Every
Event.

Louisville, KY. MAJ 2o.-rhe talent
which has been playing the horses at
Churchill Downs during the present
meeting, have come to grief in nearly
very event. Play Is consequently get
ting shorter.
Running In the oolors OF the aiem-
phis turfman. J. l.. Schorn, Star Char
ter the threo-year-old son or Star
shoot, captured tho Clark atakes
valued at $4,000 to-day. The Schorr
trick scored one OF the greatest tri,
uniphs OF his career. when he got IN
IN Time to nose out Countless, the great
mudder OF j. q. Greener. Tho impost
Vac 100 great for the son OF The Com
moher, and no was beaten in u terrific
drive. The Schorr connections Won
heavily on the colt. but uncovered tho
TACT that Star Charter IL the mudder
OF rare quality. and II the track Is
heavy on opening day at Laton.n. the
great colt Will have a royal chance
to Win the Darby.
First race-selling, for threc-year.
olds and up. six furlongs-Sylvestries
G2+2ol. irst; Elm Beau (;4.lo). sec
ond; Merrick (s2.s0). third. Timo.
l:l41-b. Mu2ettn w, Rompie. Anorct.
Slight Mist. Academist, Camel, Coycn-
don also ran.
Second race-four and n half fur
longs. purse-Fioray Day (sl2. SOY, nrst:
'teiooo lSteoJ, second. Sir Giles
(f5.5o), third. Time. :54 2-b. A ].
Brcdwell. Wiley. Fillibeg. Foretop,
Narh, Eagle Eye, Robert and clyde r.
also ran. Ii
Third race-handicap, for three-ycer-
and up, six furlongs-Raleigh p. D.
C2.bo). first; Jack Parker (s4.9o), SEQ
ond; ~Chapultepec ts2.5O), third. limo.
l:li 20. Star Organ and Adams Elk.
press also ran.
Fourth race-the Clark handicap. for
three-year-oldB and up, one and ono
sixteenth miles-Star Charter {sls. 9o).
first; Countless .ts3.1O), second; JOG
Morris Css.56). third. Time, 1:474-6.
While Wool, Mary Davis, Tom Blgbee
and Carlton @. also ran.
Fifth race-purse, for three-year-
olhs, four and a half furlongs-Wort-l |
Ing Lad Cs16.t.5. first: Presumption {
(s+.6o). second; Rose OF Jeddnh (s2.7ol! /
third. Time. $50 1-6. Tiresona, PipinE !
Rock. John Robert, Barrette, ,Calisse.
Gold Mine. Fighting Hope also ran.
sixth race-selltng. purse $500, three [
and up. one mile and a quar- |
ter-Str Catesby ,s33.2o). nrst; Cues /
tion Mark Si.6o), second; Robert /
Bruce f(S3.stj, third. Time, 2:O9 IS.
Ed Morgan. Azo. Ada O., Walker. Short |
Order, Nertherrnost and Lord Dixon [
also ran.
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No games scheduled.
ROANOKE TURN MS
TABLES ON TARS
Wins by Score of S to draper
Touched Up for Eleven
Hits.
Especial to The rimes-pispatch.,

iiiCS-plSpd(CH .E-.
Norfolk. Va. Moy 2o.-At Athletic
Park this afternoon 500 heat-surering
fans saw shaughnessy and his Tigers
scored hye runs on TWO hits. two errors
and two passes III the Initial spasm.
and there defeat Skipper Babb and his
crew, 8 to l. n.
Southpaw Draper was on the mound
Tor the Tigers. The Tars erred In
more ways than one. Four times th,.y
ihiscued, Two OF the singles coming
In the fatal first. Draper was touched
up for eleven hits. three of them good
Tor passage to the midway station.
The other eight bingles were Of the
small vintage, and came widely scat
tered. Four times. in the fifth. sixth,
seventh and ninth. Norfolk secured A
brace Of bingles. but only one Tar
reached third base. the skipper himself.
who scored.
Brilliant fielding on the part of some
OF the Tars partly atoned for the de-
feat. Four double plays developed
during the pastining. the locals pull
Ing off three of them.
Martin Walsh was fined $500 by I'm
pire Henderson when Walsh thought
different on a called strike in the NTH
inning.
The score:
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ATHLETES WORT
FOR POINT MEDAL
McGuire's School Held Annual
Field Day-Miller, Lawrence
and Parrish Winners.

AfcGnire's School held it's annual field
Gay Yesterday at Byrd Park. The
nrst event was the ffty-yerd dash.
which was called at $3.50 a.. NJ. The
meet lasted untilathe ball-throw, which
came or at 2:30 F. NJ. There were
Class "A"-A1 boys over Ave feet
eight inches. or playing on any Of tho
Glass "B"--All boys between Ave feet
three inches and five feet eight Inches.
Glass .,C"-All boys under five feet
In Glass IA" Miller won the medal.
with 30 points. by defeating Carroll
and Mercer. who had 20 and 10, respect
lively. Carroll and Mercer won most
OF the tracks events, while Miller
was more successful in the field events,
In Class "B" Lawrence and Northern
were mighty close. but Lawrence sue
oeeded In defeating Northern by 81
points to his 25.
Glass &C" was the closest OF any,,
With Parrish first. with 20 points;
Thomas. second. Is points, and fSnead,
ego and Swineford, third. with 10
Mr; Wallace was the starter. Mr..
blackburn the timer, Mr.. Herold and
MI; Galdwell, neld Judges.
Following is tho list of events:
Class "A"-Fifty-Yard dash--Firet
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DEBUT OF PAT PAIGE

Cleveland. o.. May 2o.-Pat Paige.
purchased from New Orleans this
week. made his Cleveland debut 10.
day. and in addition 10 keeping Wash
ington's hits scattered, made u two
base hit with the bases filed In the
eighth. winning S to 4. Catcher Ain
smith. Washington. sprained his right
ankle running bases. Score:
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Baseball Record Youalled.

HsveFhi!I. Mass. Way 25.-A baseball rec
ord was equalled IN The New England
League game here to-day between Hnvreh,il
End Worcester. when McGanwel, the
IeyerhIll first b~atenan. went through e
out snd With oaly one assist
Th!. record on hrkt base equals that made
by .Jtggs' Donahue, OF the Chicsgo Aneyi-
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Chicago.
PHILADELPHIA
Total. 81 e q Il Total
.ssstea :o+ Moore in niath.

Score By innings: attn H r.
Chicago .lolo4oo1o
philadelphia .I.G @ 81 n So
summary: Runs-Sheokerd ". Schultz.
norman. ArcheT ga. Cole, Titus. Luderus,
Doom. Iwo-heee hi,s-Sheckard (2l. Tinker.
Archer o. Homo rnns-schulte, Titus, Lu-
oerus, Doom, Sacrifice h.t-schulte. Stolen
pase-f1otEnan. Double lsy-Tinker 70
Chance. Lett on b~asee-ChIcago. Il; Ph!ia-
delph!e. PitcheTe. record: Hits-OR Cole,
one out in sixth: OF Brown, 6 and ie times
ct bat IN ! innings First base on oails-On
Cole. 2;#oE Moore. 3. Frs, base on errors
Chicago. 3; Philadelphia. J. Struck out-By
Cole, 3; by Brown, j: by Moorc%4. HI, by
pltfheT-By Cole, ! tAtGeee). Wild pitch
Moore. Tame Of game. 2:b. EMPIRES. Kiem
and Doyle. @
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Indianapolis: Kansas City-Indian
apolis game postponed; rain.
At Columbus: Minneapolis. 9: colum-
bus. 4.
Vile. o.
At Toledo: Milwaukee. 5; Toledo. 10.
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Totals -: :aoat57 Ns {. rotale ...s 1t2z q :,

HCVst Dy InNINBs: ~ |--" n
s.. 90 %
-Ne" orN. ........D 0040 2 o 0 0-6
Runs-Crec. knight. Gardner
81, Johnson, Sweeney. Mclean. Laporte.
hIt-IIogan. LEFT on basssHst.
Louis, 4; New York. z. stolen bese-shotton,
Hits-Oh Petty. In 3 innings: of Hamilton,
IN 8 innings. Struck out-By Petty, i: BY
Hamilton. !; by Wnrhop, >. First base on
bnlis.oT Petty. 4; off Hamilton, Il: OF War
mop. z Hit by pitcher-By Warhop. / (Ste-
phens). Wild pitch-Ha milton. Time OF
shNne. i:so. umplres. Evans and Mullen.
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Summary: Runs-Shaughnessy. Press
ley. Holland. Garden. Clever, Babb.
Two-base hits-Pressiey (2). Babb te).
Staub. Garden. Sacrihce hit-Pressley.
Sacrifice fy-Shields. Stolen bases
Holland. Left on hases-Norfolk, s.;
Roanokc. 3. Double playa-Holland to
Clever. Staub to Finncran; Babh 10
Law; Phelan to Law to Dodge to Hou-
sci to Babb. Struck out-Ry Finnernn.
6; by Draper, 5. Base on balls-Om
Finnaran. o tHolland. Q: Garden. .:
Draper of Draper. l (Housel). Time
Of g~ame-1:+0. Observation-Disclosures.
Attendance-S00, In
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JOHN MARSHALL muGn WINS.

Score of Nine to Three.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch
fredericksburg. Va, May 20-John Mar
shall High School, OF Richmond, defeated
fredericksburg HIgh School 0 TO 8. Tho
features were batting OF Montgomery for
Richmond. and the aeld!ns of Gouldman for
Fredericksburg.
Score by innings: r " n
fredericksburg .....s Ga = <
richmond ........-:.o2101soco-9 10 q
Eatteries-FreemaR and Goodrick; Gentry
and Hoover. Umpire. Gouldman.
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WIN OUT IN NINTH

New York. y. Y, May ao.-New York
took another exciting game from
ilttsours' today. the score being . 10
The winning run was scored in
inc ninth on hits by Devlin and Gran
dsli' an error BY Miller helping. Thc
Giants did not get a safety off Leifeld
until the seventh Inning. The score.
PittsburG. New YorI,.
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DanyilIe Loses on Errors.

n IoPTI.IHI " TIC IINles~- IJlsDAtCh. I.
Danville. Va, May 20.-The Lynch
burg Eiah school defeated the DAN
Vile School here this afternoon, in a
pitchers battle. 4 to g.. Holcombe. Tor
the locals, pitched excellent ball. while
Johnson for the visitors. was invIn-
cible with men on bases. Danvilie
school lost. tho game on trrora
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MATCH
WON BY ATHLETICS
Philadelphia Americans Break
Losing Streak by De-
feating Detroit.
GOES IN FOR cooMBs
Tigers First Baseman Has Wrist
Broken by Pitched
GOES IN FOR cooMBs

Detroit Mich, May 2o.-Philadelph!a
ioroke It's losing streak to-day. defeat-
ing Detroit. IA to IL, in the t~iercest
slugging match played here this sea-
son, Coombs. though Wild and erratic,
was effective until the seventh Del
Gainor, whose right wrist was broken
by q pitched bali In the first inning,
VIII probably be laid up for six weeks.
Score.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At savannah: Savannah. &: Macon. i.
bus, s.
AZ Augusta: Augusta. B: Alybny, .
~ Charleston; Charleston 6; Jack
%sonville, o.
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WINNING STREAK
STOPPED BY REDS
Cincinnati Nationals Win From
Brooklyn by Score
Of 5 to /.
KEEFE ALMOST INvINcIBLE
Barger Is Knocked Out Of Box,
and Schardt Stops
Onslaught.
KEEFE ALMOST INvINcIBLE

Brooklyn. n. Y. May 2o.--cincinnati
STOPPED Brooklyn's winning streak to-
day by pounding Barger for ten hits
and FIVE runs in four innings. Schardt
checked the onslaught thereafter, but
Keefe was invinc!ole except in the
sixth, when. with the bases full. he
hit Coulson. forcing over the only run
for the locals. Score:
si Cincinnati Ro.-, Z
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-Ut t
GOOD SUPPORT FOR WARRIOR

st. Louis, Mo, May 2o.-warhop.s
pitching, aided By almost faultless
feeling, enabled New York to win
easily from the local team to-day by
9 to :. Sweeney. the visitors catcher,
obtained individually as manv hits as
the entire opposing team. Scoru.
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Hannahn, Langhiin. Three-base hl,-coc..
Gins. Stolen bases-Shaw, Morgan. Double
piay-Mace 10 Busch. First base on halls
Petersburg. 6; Danviilc. 5. Hit by pitcher
Schrader. Hits-Oh Hannah. in IL In
ninss: off Hanks. s in 0 9S innings. Struck
out-By Hannafin. 3; by Hanks. 9; by Bry-
aat, 9. Time OF game. 2:i5. Umpire, Leary.
Attendance, 2,6G0.
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MOORE is HIT HARD

Philadelphia. Pa. May 2o.-chicago
hit Moore's curves hard to-day. and
Won their third straight game from
Philadelphia. TO 4. All of the home
teams runs were due TO homc-run
drives. Score: H a. tH i M
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Brooklyn.

Clark, keefe. Dsubeyt. Two.bssn 'SS"".sii'
Bntes Grant. Clark, pauber,. Three.bosc
hn-c!erk; Sacrifice hits-Bcschcr. Keefa
Lett on osses-Cinc!nanti. S; BROOKLYN G.
stolen ease-Beseher Double piaysgEsan
20 Altiser 10 Hooi!tsel: Barge- to BERGEN
10 Pa9oert; A!izer to Eobiitzel. First base
on psii-On BarEer. i; off schardt. 2; off
Aee.e' Hits-Oh Barser. 10 in se-s In.
PMS is S,Ire. outIBy BaEser. !: by Keefe.
] tCoulson). Time OF game. i:57 iI,,nirse
FinReran and R.gler. ~ :.
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Richmond Gun Club

The shoot yesterday afternoon was
we'll attended. Sixteen shooters faced
the traps. and some very good indi-
vidual scores We're made.
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Philadelphia.

Totals ...ss IA % Is 3 Totals ...S 1s q 0
Bs!ted for Lathers In ninth.
iBatted for Ness In seventh.
ibetted for LATTE In ninth.
score by innings: r.
Philadelphia =.
pstroit .aaooo0I4eI
summary; Runs-Lord (3>. oldr.ng rs. Col.
ms paws %, MURPHY. McInris (2). coombs
-; Jones tS). Bush. Cobb (c). Crawford (al.
oe!ehanty, Stanast. Donovan. Smaller. Two.
ns hrts.Aiofiarity coomhs. MeInni., Muir
nnS" Ihree-base hits-Shaller. Oldring. Col.
ms; Home run-Lord. sacrihce hits-Bush.
.nrd OldrlnE, Murphy, Sacrifice Aies-Mur.
PHy. Mortarity. Stolen b~ases-Joncs and
Coornbs. Left on bases-philadeiphia. g: De-
noi,, O. Triple pl:y-Ness (unassistedl to
Sush. Pitchers record: Hits-On Donovan.
IN . innings; of Wiliet,s. s in s Innings: on
Eantte. ! In inning: OFF Coombs, 10 in !
innings ana . times at bat in eighth: off
Flank. : In ? innings. Struck out-By
Gooinos, (; by Donovan. ?: by willetts. l.
tirst base on balls-on Donovan. q; on In
mite. /; of Coombs 6. Hit by pitcher-By
Ioombs. ! tGainorl. Passed bali-Stanage.
and Dineen.
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Cleveland.
Washington
We - -" ~ - "a .'.of 10 q IL =
'Batted for Cunningham in n:Slh.
tBatted FOR Groom in ninth.

IVi NUIIITIHBIdlH III N"NIN. -IE---|-
tBa,ied for Groom in ninth.
Score by innings: r..
Cleveland IS
Washington ....1 0O O O 2-4
Summary: R~uns-Graney. Jackson. stovali
S2l. E!rmingham (2). Ball. Fisher. Milan,
schaeier, Henry. Conroy. Two-bese hits
Jackson, Olson, Paige. Conroy. Three-base
Sacrifice Observation-Disclosures, Lel!-
velt. Sacrifice iy-Easterly. Stolen bases
Jackson. Schaefer. Double plays-Paige/ to
Fisher to Stovali: Cessler to Elberfeld; Me
Bride 10 schaefer: Olson to Ball TO stovaii.
firsi base on bails-Om Paige. 8; off Groom,
J.. struck out-By Paige. 1; by Groom, g.
Wild piich-(iroom. First base on errors
Cleveland. !: Washins ton. /. Left on bases
Cleveland. 3; Washington, s.. Time of game,
i:43. umpires. Perrine and Sheridan.
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ST. LOUIS WINS FAST GAME

Boston, Mass, May ao.-securine a
lead OF two runs In the first inning.
81, Louis won a fast game from gos-
ton to-day. 4 to i. The fielding of
Mowrey. Higgins and Sweeney was
the feature. Score.
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Totals ...s5 10 2i s. :, Totals 20 n 10
None out when winning run was scored.
Ran for Devl!n in ninth.
Ran for Myers in ninth.
@Batted for Drucke in ninth

ran for Myers in ninth.
@Batted for Drucke in ninth.
Score by innin gs: n
Pittsburg ........
New York ...... a ooo n :,
I Runs-Miiler, MerkIs. Fletcher.
Two-base hits-WaEner. SnodErass. saeriecc
hti-Brtdwell, sacrihce ny-Wiison. Stolen
nhses-Nagne Miller. Byrne. Merkie. Beck
e.. Lett on bases-Pittshurg 10; New York.
y Double ~play-:Drucke 10 Bridwell 10 Mer-
Ele; First base on errors-Pittsburg, 4: New
YORK. 2 First base on balls-oT LelNeld. {:
on ,prueke, III. Struck out-By Lcifeld. g;
~ DrucEe. 4 Hit by pitcher-By Leifeld. 2
IHiyefs snodgrassl: BY Drucke. III (Miilcr).
MID pi~tch-LeiAeld. Passed ball-Myers.
Illne o. game. 2 hours, Empires. tombstone
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Totals .,.as S 81 is i Total. 40 { y i. q

seote ny INNINGS: r.
bvatoh .......t .s!....t % OF 900 e-l
-. -ou's ...s.'. ..S,.f- ..s....2 o o o o q ] I a.
summary ~Runs-Tyier. Higgins. Ellis (a,.
Sresnanen. Two-bnse hits-Bresnahan. vi.
~. sweeney Three base hii-Eilis. Home
fHn-bresnahan Sacrifice h!t-SteeIe. stnl-
en base-Ents. Double p~lays-Mowrey to
Lingsins 70 konetchy %: Sweeney to Rsri,
den 10 Tenney; Konetchy tunassistedj:
Tenney. Lett on bases-Boston. 6: ST. Louis.
O. First base on balis-On Tyler. Il; OFF
Time of game, l.45. Umpires, Brennan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21

Norfolk.

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-26

Baby won't suffer five minutes
with Group II y,u apply DR.. Thomas
Electric OIL at onue. II acts like magic
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-26
WRIGHT HAS
BAD SMASHUP
ACROBATiC SKILL
SAVES AVIATOR
Orville Wright's Glider Turns Turtle
In The Air and Rushes to The
Ground.

Kill Devil HIN .23.-Orville
Wright had a narrow escape today
when his glider turned over in the air
and dashed to the ground. The ma
chine was disabled, but can be repair
ed for flights tomorrow "a Wednes-
day. Todays accident was the second
with which the machine has met.
Wright made one short glide and
was essaying a second when the Gid
er began to turn turtle slowly. The
aviator scrambled nimbly over the
machine as it turned and was on top
as 1t dived to earth, bottom side up.
Wright was slightly shaken up.
To make travel in the air as safe
as on the earth is the purpose of the
experiments the Wright brothers are
conducting. They are working upon
new mechanism designed to keep an
aeroplane on an even keel.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-26
NEW FEDERAL JUDGES TO
BE APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT
Attorney General Wickersham Or
Lehman May Succeed
Harlan.

Glencoe, Mimi, Oct 24.-When
President Taft returns to Washing
ton next month not the least OF his
labors will be the filling of judicial
vacancies which have arisen since
the Adjournment of congress in AIT
gust.
There Is practically N ochance now
that successor to the late Justice
arlan will be selected by the presi-
dent until he reaches Washington.
He has received many suggestions
as to how he should filled the vacan.
cy on the supreme bench, and many
names, including those of Attorney
General Wickersham, Solicitor Gen.
eral Lehman and several others
prominent in public life have been
mentioned
Mr., Taft also probably will fill this
winter existing vacancies in New
York, Montana and Wisconsin dis.
tTicts and also successor to United
States Circuit Judge Grosscup OF
Chicago. In addition to these judicial
appointments the president will name
member of the international boun.
dairy commission to succeed the late
Senator Carter and United States
marshal for the northern district OF
New York.