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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
ATHLETIC MEDAL
IS WON BY GLASS
Annual Field Day Exercises at
Washington and Lee
University.
Especial to The Times plspatch,

Especial to The Times Dispa ten
Lexington Va, May At tho an
nual field day exercises at Washington
and Lee yesterday Carter Glass won
the ali-round medal, with twenty
points -Four university records were
broken-the high hurdles, the running
broad jump, the running high jump
and the hammer throw.
The order OF events and the plac
won=were as follows:
Two wildwood. first Thorn, sec
ond; Freidenbach. third. Time. 1916.
2?o-yard dash-Glass, first; Hayne,
second: Bejach. third. Time. % As.
Broad jump-Yonan. first; Anderton.
second: Wood. third. Distance. 81 feet
High hurdles IN Satterneld first;
Glasgow, second; Glass. third Time.
le lis.
one mile-wood. first; Anderton.
second; Miller. third. Time. $50
Hundred dash-Glass. nrst;
lIayne, second; Glasgow. third. Time,
10 1-5.
High jump Bryan, hrst; Glass. sec
ond; Satterfeld. third Height, feet
l-2 inches.
22o-yard hurdlc-Glasgow first,
satterheld, second; Anderton. third.
Time 81 As.
Sso-yard run-Andcrton first; Wood,
second; Thorn. third. Time, ala.
Pole enthusiastically. first; Wood,
second; Glass. third Height. 0 feet 8
inches. @
Hammer throw2Kinnear, nrst;
Rogers second; Miller, third. Distance.
103 feet
Shot put-Nliller. Arst; Kinnear. sec
ond; Rogers, third. Distance. SO feet 0
inches.
440-yard dash-Glass. first; satter-
field. second; Bejach, third. Time, 56 IS.
The team will go TO Blacksburg next
meet with v. P. ].
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
ERRY-GO-ROUND AT
BASEBALL GROUNDS
Spectators Get Dizzy Watching Giddy Colts Circle
Bases at Will-Roanokers Were Toyed With,
Lead Of Six Overcome w it'll Ease,

Cabe also drew four bad ones Eran
doubled, sending Nc to third, and
scoring Baker. Martin hit to- centre
scoring Me, putting Egan on third
MATHS singled 10 LEFT, scoring Truck. adj
Nancing Martin, who scored on towan's
double to left meadow. and Cowan and
Maths both scored on Sid LODGES
garden.
Cooper. who had hccn catching. hiirt
ms thumb and was forced TO retire.
Shaughnessy took Dotson from third
and Put him behind the plate; Cefalu
went to third and Jenkins was nut in
TO pitch lie lasted exactly onc-third
OF an inning, during which time six
ints' one double. a wild pitch and a
base on balls Noted six runs. Then
some more changes happened Gardin
Was brought in from centre TO the slab.
Lenkins relieving him in that position.
ne lasted two and two-thirds innings
and his fate was five hits and four
runs,
Holland Succumbs, too.
. The last of theivictims was Holland.
from short field lie WIS named 10
nitch. Gardin going hnck to centre.
shields. moving TO short and Jenkins
shifting 10 left. Holland was hit four
times for a total OF seven bases. ana
passed one man. all OF which net,ed
-FOUR additional talics for the Colts.
IT was really a shame the way the
Colts made monkeys OF those wizards
from the good town of Roanoke. Run
ming bases was q pastime and SCORING
occurred ut Will Probably never be-
fore have quite as many runs been
piled W in so short time as were
gathered together Yesterday In wha t
was scheduled to he ball game
Nothing i,tlSc n ncforc HHf
II missed being a ball game about
as inucl as any exhibition which has
ever been witnessed here Shaurh-
messy viii have 10 trot on, something
better then he showed in the tlrs,
game before he has a lookin for tho
remnant. There is but one Gratifyine
nhase 10 the whole affair and that is
that the Colts have a crowd OF slug
gers calculated 10 break MP game
OF ball az moments notice. and they
NJ. from Tie mar on top TO the bat
terry.
t:cknan wouldn't let the farce 20
ibut iiNc innings. much to the delight
81 the fans. and surely to the pleas
ure of the scorers. But those nrn IN!
nings consumed more time than would
be ordinarily required for regula-
ton game At one time Il, looked as
II dilatory practices would be INDUCED
N by the visitors in order TO Keen
tpe game from going far enough to
count Blu; Umps Eckman was on the
job, and gave the hurry-up orders.
which We're ohcyed. which is Just one
reason why a real umpire IS needed.
Here is the score Of the greatest run
away, free-for-all go-as- YOU please
idiminutive ball game ever played in
the United stat between professional
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new TRACKRECORD.
BY BONNIE kELSO.

Lexington. Ky, May 4.-Mary Emily,
an added starter, won the feature race,
lat the Kentucky Association track to-
day. when she took The Eimendorf
stake rather easily from bachelor Girl
and Acquin. The odds in the mutue!s
were better than 7,s 10 !,
Round tho World. favor!,e for tho
Louisville Derby. was beaten in the
NTH. when Bonnie I1clso. carrying TOP
weight of l23 pounds. finished in front
OF Leamcnce and Boola Boola. break
ing the track record by going tho mile
aud sixteenth in 1915 as. sum
inarics:
First race-for three-ycar-oll aud
up. selling SIX fnrlongs-B aironin
(satlo. straiGhtl first, sewcll ttGa.ln.
jplace) second, Royal Captive (sS.lO.
show third. Time. 1914 Roberta.
Lady Sybil. Da!nts-Dame Ethelda The
Fad. Jeanne D'.Arc, Camel and Work
box also ran.
Second three year olds purse
$500 mile-Rash I(sL7O. straightj first.
Grover Hughes fs3.6o. place) second.
Labot fS270. show third. Time
1910 2-5. Bell Horse, Exomplar and
Third racc-s3oo two-year- olds. four
and a half furongs-The Manager (si,
straishp first. calisse Cs2.7o. place.
second. Guaranoln (showl third Time.
"a a-5. Peep!ng Bay OF Pleasure.
crystal Domino. Limousine. Wheel
wright also ran.
Fourth race-The Elmcndorf stakes
for Two year-old hllic. four and a half
fnrlongs--afary Emily tsI7.4o, straIsht)
first, Bachelor Girl $3.50. place. sec.
ond, Acpnin tsl3;4o, SNOWY third. Time
- Polly D.. Mamita, Winning witch
Eanchette. Green. Nancy Crater. Gold
Mine. Iris! Town. Sister Florence and
Beautiful also ran.
Fifth race-milc and a sixteenth.
handicap, thrce-vear-olds and IN
Bonnie kelso $3.50. straight) nrst
l.eamcnnco ts7.2o. place) second, Boolo
Booln atS5.so. show) third. Timn.
i;45 80. Console. Milton r., Round
the World ran.
sixth racc-selling, three-ycar- o1ds
ono miie-Helene (so.90 straight) frst.
Baccarra ts3o.6o, nlace) second. Robert
Bruce (s71o. show third. Zine
IA 30. Beach Sand. Fellcitous. Cold
OAK, Myrtle Marian. Going some. De-
tect' Jack Weaver also ran.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Roanoke nj Richmond. M
Dnnyillc mt Norfolk.
LynchhurE ut Petersburg
ny Gus ,IALRERT.

II FIVE Innings VIII 1rodtI-e twrnt,-
one rurs and twenty-one rms Via;
Will n.ns innings nroSi,ce .rhn-e.
conundrun for YOU bssehal, s,,natsArs
ana ilat's the actual n.rnber ~ r,,s
and hits secured by tho Col,slIr ,hn
initial game ot the Rosnoke ser,es
which went that number OF rounds ana
This despite a bad getaway. uhnn
Pierce's wildness gave ,hc y,s,,ors
enough tallies-s-to win an ordtnarv
ball game iii
!i5tr,. wes sy,da,,, ,.
showed II. sho,v.d;, =, .....-1...'l
Jnent ~ m.ds III ~ e g
.heen usndnriur d, ~ ~ 10 We
Nv Il was NO, ~, ,ns,'i.,.,.;' ain
found that ahor,'as f,,., ~
runs across a cfici,n, ,,.i,,' 80 y,
of teeth ~, u,s,,,a, l'1 ~ ~
l,ya1,tcd II bajl,. - ~ "
nat MS prize right-handcr
~. ~ soIc niStress' sullivan yanked
Va. W. hs 2h"ughnessy arrived
g. :, III. ..,s sd ION '"r MS second
- iVuin one but before the
l.ishat OF alStfess mad been properly
., aus ~ oH lhe nench' four hases on
ai's' Two men MI ana 2 douhle had
anseu srohh 20 spread over the
s i,.slalho, csptcihllS In that section
49, ~ we regulars hammers were
uul IA liIiE' ana the cause Of the
4 4lai Ntiie ueleats was supposedly dis
NAG literally presented
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
Especial to The Times.Dispatcb

. Providence. II. J.. May 4.-Brown
University put a 3-to-o defeat over on
the University of Virginia baseball
aggregation this afternoon on Andrews
Field in slow game The visitors did
not get a man beyond second base AT
any time. hut they did manage TO get
four as far as that bag.
In the fourth inning. Brown. through
3 base or balls and three pretty sin
giles, landed two men across the plate
safely.
In the eighth, another pass, stolen
base and single, gave the home nine
tho other run of the game, With the
exception Of the first inning Consel
man pitched good ball for Brown. III
starting of he was wild, and three
men walked 10 first. None of them
got past second, however. being either
caught on the way there or left on
bases when the Inning was over.
Wilmer WIS HI, for half Il dozen
singles. while the visitors were held
down to three by Consclman The
fielding of both teams WAS for the
most part clean and snappy. Consel-
man struck ont ten OF the visiting
team. CAPTAIN tiiiles, OF the Brown
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
P IR ATES BREAK
SEASON. RECORD
Pittsburg Scores II Runs. and ST.
Louis Gets Only Ono
Across.
VISITORS MAKE TWO HITS
With Bases Full in Seventh.
Wagner Puts Ball Over Mall
for Home Run.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 4.-Thc game
here to-day. was II farce. st. Louis be-
Ing beaten with ridiculous ease. PITTS
burs broke the record for this scissor
by scoring seventeen times. the pre-
vious mark having been fifteen made
hy brooklyn OH April II. St Louis got
only two hits OF the Pittsburg pitchers,
both singles. One of these drove in
the only run made by the visiting team.
In the sixth and seventh innings every
iittsnurg PLAYER went to bat. III the
seventh two runs were forced over tho
plate by Laudermilk, giving. with two
men on bases. three bases on balls in
SUCCESSION. With The bases fun, Wag-
ner then nut the ball over the wall Tor
u home run. ST. Louis used fifteen
plaVprS SCora.
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PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS e
MAKE OFFER,TO ROBERTSON
lfsnccialto The Times -Dispatch

lSnecial to The Times Dispatch
West Raleigh, n. c., May 4.---Monday
a. I. Maui, scout for the Philadelphia
American League team, the worlds
cha mpions for 1910, was at tho college
10 look over several of the a. &; NJ.
players. and while here offered Robert
son, "a. & MS big southpaw, a try out
with the Athletics, but Robertson de-
ciindd tho OFFER, being DESTROYS of COM
pleting his course a the college. Rob-
crtsdn is 81 sophomore, and has de-
yoloped into ono OF the very best
pitchers A. & NJ. has ever had. He
has Ipitched nine games this season.
and won seven OF them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
CHICAGO PUNCHES HITS

chicago. ILL.,. May i.-Gaspar ana
frommc We're both wild to-day. Chi
cat go punched hits. and. with the assist
ancc OF crrora, had little difficulty In
winning the second game Of the series
from Cincinnati TO 8. The visitors
hit Mcintyre freely in the last inning
and made four runs. i;vers was or
dered out of The game for arguing a
decision OF Umpire Riglcr in the ninth
inning. Score: tHa I08-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
SOUTH CAROLINA WINS
FROM WASHINGTON AND LEE
Especial to The Times- Dlspa tch.

Columbia, S. c.. May South. caro-
lima walked away from Washington
and Lee to-day, due to poor playing
of the Lexington boys. and tho heavy
ed out in tho third for Washington and
Lee, and Erwin. tho shortstop, replaced
him, but was unable to stop the seor-
ing. Moran. who has been under tho
weather since the Georgia game. Will
probably be In shape for the North
Carolina games f S, 4ls Il
& Score by innings; n. IT. Il.
W. &c Il. % 01110OG2-l6 +
Carolina o 0d01403 0-.1a IL 3
Batteries: Doolcy. Erwin and Dona-
hue: Mills and Owen! Es {, i4
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Talk No. ID. IS q
Our Invitation

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We desire to express our
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incidentally we sell
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" CIT =. EVVT Z
81. Louis.
Totals ...cI "a Is Totals ...s0 10 q 80
Ran for steele In seventh
tBattcd for Golden In sixth.

Pitisburs observation-disclosures ,ooss6s--,i
ST. I-ouis...... e1oo II
summary: Runs-Byrne t2) I.cdch .tsl
Clarke tcl. Wagner (2l. Miller, Wilson to)
Gibson tel. Steele Mcllcchnie. Gardner and
iiuEeins- Two-b base hits-Clarke. Hunter.
Three base hit-Ciarke. Home run-Wagnei.
Sacrifice ny-iiyrne, Stolen bases-Wagncr
Wilson, Double piays-Miller TO Wagner 10
hunter; Wagner TO Miller TO Hunter (2l;
liauser 10 Huesins 10 Iionetchy. Left on
steele, In innings off Gardner. 0 In :.
innings; of Golden In 5 innings; of. I.au-
dernilk. In is inning; or lIcarn, In "a
innings. First base on bai!s-On steele >:
off Gardner. J: OFT 1.audcrinl!k. G. First base
on crrors-Pittshurg |; St. Louis. .. Struck
out--By Gardner, /: by Golden, !. by I.au-
dermlik, /; By Hearn, /. Hit by pitchcr-By
Colder. l (Wagnerl: by Lnudcrmiii. l
tSteeiel. Wild pitch--Goiden. Passed bali
Bresnahan. Time OF game. c:o5. umpircs.
O. Day and Brennan
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Detroit Observation-Disclosures. :ooooooco-i
ST. I,ouis-.....,,....... t......,.0 30 o o o.:
summary: Runs-Bush. Cobb fe) Crau-
ford. Laportc, Newman. Two-ba.s hit--Wal-
LACE Sacrifice hi,s-Bmsh. Stanngc stolen
oases-Bush. Deichanty. Cobb. Newman and
Hoffman. Left on bascs-S,. Louis. 4; De-
troit. S. First base on balls-On Hamilton
&. on W-illctts J: off Works. l.. struck out
BY Hamilton. I; by Works, 6, Hits-on VIII
let's. In "a innines;>on Worh,. In Ia
innings. Time Of game. 1916. uinpires Per-
rinc and Sheridan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
JOE 10: |. WOOD YIELDS
/ ONLY I W 0 HITS
Boston Americans Win 2 TO 8
Victory Over New
York,
SPEAKER CLEVER e At BAT
During Game eiIighlanders Send
Only Two Balls to Out
field.
SPEAKER CLEVER AT BAT

New York. May 4.--Joe Wood led
the Boston Americana to 9 to vic
tory; over New York to-day. holding his
opponents to two singles. one OF which
was scratch. Only Two balls were
hi to the outfieid BY the locals Speak
er's batting was as clever as Woods
pitching, The score:
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FINE WORK FOR WALSH

Cleveland. Ohio. May 4,--chicago de-
feated Cleveland to ] to-day. Walsh
pitching tho beat bali seen here this
year lie famed eleven men. including
all of Gleveland.s best batters. Errors
save Chicago five OF its runs. Score:
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ANOTHER. FOR DETROIT.

ST. Louis, Mo-. May 4-Dctrot won
the third game of the series with tho
locals to-day. 10 2. Willctt started
pitching for the visitors. hut Injured his
arm In the fourth Inning. Score:
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TWO PITCHERS HIT HARD

Washington, D. c.. May 4.-Philadei-
phia batted Hughes and Walker of the
rubber to-day and defeated Washing
ton handily. 8 to 2. Krause was very
effective with men oil the bases. The
score: s !ii S
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GIANTS HIT AT WILL

Boston. Mass. May 4-lIitiIng at
will New York won from Boston To-
day, 10 9 f;rown WAS Knocked ont
of the box in the seventh inning. Her
zog's work NJ shorlstop was the Held
Ing fcmtMrc. Tic score:
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Brown .....-I..,,..... 20 90 eo -
Virginia .......00OnOOo %
summary: Runs--DucKcti Taylor.
iConsclnan. Sacrifice hts-l5inley. Stoi-
On hases--Taylor Durgin. Nash. First
base on balls-on conselman. 3: on
Wilmer, 3. Struck out--by Conselman
10; by Wilmer. 2. lit by pitched
bail-Dr'ver Time hours. Umpire,
stafford Attendance. 500.
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Score by innings. r.
'Batted for Bergen in ninth.
iBattcd for Ragon In ninSh
tWeichancc. right field.
Brooklyn ....,..................e o o o 1000
Philadelphia ...................a c1loo0s-s
summary: Runs-Myers t2). Tooley Dau-
bert. iunmel. Zimmerman. Bergen. We'll
chance t2). knHbc t2p. T-obert. Magee. Pask-
ert ,el, 1udcrus. Two-base hits-Afyers. pau-
bert. lIummel. Welchancc. Magee knabe.
Three base ht--Toolsy. Sacrifice hit-Knabc.
Sacrifice nics--Lobert. Ludcrus. DOOM Stoicn
hase-LoEeri Double play-Doo!an 10 Lu-
derns Leu on hnseS-Brooklyn, II; Phiadcl-
phta, 2. First base oil bnlls-On Ragon. q;
off Chalmers. .. struck out-I3y Ragon, 3;
by Chalmers. s. plss0d bali-Doon Time
Of game 1876 Empires. Johnstone and
Eason. Nlt
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Int pre- Dousherty. Rode. Collins, Walsh
Two base hi,s-McIntyre, Olson Homo run
Collins. Sacrifice ny--Doughcrty. Stolen
bascs-Lord. Bodle. Left on hascs-Clcvc-
land. S; Chicago. 10. First base on bniis-on
Knapp. 8; of Walsh, s. First base on err
rors-Chscago. =. Struck out-By Knapp 8:
by Walsh. II. Hit by pitchcr-By Knapp. l
tDougherty). Time Of game hours. I'm
pires. Dineen and OLoughlin
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BROOKLYN SHUT OUT

Philadelphia. Pa, May i-Brooklyn
was Shut out here to-day 6 10 0. Phil
adelphia's hits We're punched with
bases on balls issued by Ragon. score:
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" ~ '''"1 II %
'fsattcd for Walker In nth.
tBatted for Sherry In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Washington ,............,.....o o o 90 ID
Philadelphia ...................0 O 6 o o o-6
Summary: Runs-Eiberfeld. Cunning lIn IN,
Odring, Collins, Murphy. McInnis, Thomas
KrTuse. Two-base hlts-Elberfeld Milan (2),
Mcbride. Collins. Conr0y, AInsmlth. Three
base hit-McTnnis. Sacrifice liits-Conroy
Sonmeriot. Sacrifice fies--Ansmth. Strunls,
Baker. Stolen bases-Afurphy. Baker. Left
on Observation-Disclosures. Q; Philadelphia. :.
JIItsS-Or Hughes, In 4 Ia innings: Off
Walker. 2 In "a inning; off Sherry . in 4 in
nngs. First base on bals-Or Krnusc. g..
First base on crror=-Phila delphia, !. Struck
out-By Hughes. 2: by sherry, .: by Krause.
G. Hit by pitchcr-Sommerlot Time of
game, hours. Umpres. Connolly and Null
lin. I34r.t
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

! SaYnni-lii. SvannaN, Macon 6
vile rain :
, ~ Columns: Columbus, i Columbia.
~ ABBEY: Jllpany. II. charIeston. 2.
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mo VIRGINIA PLAYER
GETS BEYOND SECOND
Brown University Puts . TO Defeat Over OF
Southerners Fielding Of Both Teams
Is Clean and Snappy

TENN, INJURIES a tendon running 10
first III the sixth. and IN be out OF
the game for some time. The score
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

Newark : y =
Batteries: IStllian and Phelps;
Manning. McGinnity and NIcAllister.
Umpires. Brannon and Rudderham.
Providence. May 4.-score:
Rochester ....,..-i--... 8 3 @
providence acknowledgements. o i
r. II. p.
IA Battcries Hughes and Mitchell:
Doyle, Lavender and Peterson and
Fitzgerald. umpires. Murray and
Fender. ss
Jersey City. May Score:
r. H. E.
Buffalo ................
Jersey City .,.....i... 0
Batteries Taylor and I<illifer and
Beckendofer: Brill and Butler. I'm
pircs, Hart and Black.
r. II. +.
Montreal Observation-Disclosures. * 10 D
Baltimore .,.....,.... 90 ~
Batteries Barberich. Carroll, Sittor
stanneld and Roth Nickers, Dygert.
Page, Pape. Atkins and Byers and
Egan. Empires, Wright and Poliack.
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Boston
Newg Yorle
Totals .',aa a?1 II Totals ...s5 10 q IS
.HaIitd for Brown In acYonih
core hy Inninss: = NJ

score hy innnss M n.
EnSton Observation-Disclosures
Ncw fork...................... 004 81 00--7
summary: Rnns--renney, iIerzog Dcvore,
DOYLE co, Mcrkic. BridweiI. 1ocvlin Myers,
Two.hasc hlts--Dcrln. Myers, IIcraog Doyle
Miller Home run--Doylc. Sncridcc hits
iierzog. Devlln. Stolen baso--Clarkc Donbip
zog TO Tcnncy. Left on bascs-- Iioston o.:
New York. 9. JiIts-OG Brown. II in Z In
hn.si of Flnhcriy, . IN innings. First base
lsirst base on errors Boston. . Struck out
ny Ma'hcwson. a. lit by piichcr--Myers and
Snodgtass Time OF gano. rs. Umpiros
hicm and Doyle. li',f'''
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Minneapolis

At minneapolis
Score: itf r, Fl. Il.
Columbus ............. 3 10 Q
Minneapolis ................. II 3
Batteries: Rey and Arbogast and Be
mis-; Patterson and Owens. Umpires.
Hayes and Eddingcr.
l}ta t.tf t54 tsi III
At Kansas CITY
Score: n. II. Il.
Toledo ................. s. IL 1
Batteries: Alliere. Slapnicka,. w
James and Rapp; Brandon. Owen and
James and o'Connor. Empires, Owens
and lIandiboe. y,
AT st. I'aul-
Score: r. II. e..
louisville ................... 0 0
ST; Paul ............. 6 o
Batteries; Richter and Hughes; Chccii
Beirhaltcr
At Milwauk ee--
Score; r. III. Il.
indianapolis ................+ 10 0
Milwaukee ....... .,,.,... 49,. 8 z 3
(Eleven innlngs.)
Batteries; Linke, Cheney schlitzer
Marshall. Umpires. Chill and Fergus
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HEAVY sLuGGlNc March.
4tcndcmr Dctcnts
ChnthNm TrnIninS school.

Y Especial to Tic Times Dispatch.l
Bedford City, Va. May i.--Radolph
Macon Academy defeated the Chatha m
Training School this afternoon BY a
score of II 10 |. The game was rhienY
characterized by II great deal of slug
Eing.H Bradley and Cogbill each got a
homo run for the Academy
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Boston.
TOtals 80 5 = IL : Tolals

IL Gardner. second base
II. Gardner, second base.
fBattcd for Blair in, ninth
. Score by Innings: n.
Boston .:........................o ooo1oo1
New ork.......................0 0 o 90 o 90
summary: Runs-Spcakor to). Home run
Speaker. Sacrifice hlts-Wlliams. Lewis
stolen bascs-Speaker, Ynrkcs. williams
johnson cd. Caldwell. Left OH basos-Bos-
ton. s: New York. S. Double plays--Biair to
Johnson; Z. Gardner 10 johnson to Chase.
First base on balls-On Caldwell. .: off Wood,
8 First base on crrors-Boston u; Sew
York. Struck out-By Caldwcii. 9: by
Wood. :. Hit BY pitcher-By Caldwell. /
tspcaker); By Wood. (Hartzcllb. lfrro Of
Same. l:I Umplres. Evans and EEau.
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Totals 80 u "a s 3 Totals ...n SO 70
-ilatlcd for Fromme in ninih

SroIc bY !nn1ngs: n
Cincinnati ~. q 0'6Oo.i t-5
SUMMARY: Runs--Evcrs. Shockard t2J,
SAFER, Schultz, Tinker, Killing. Mcintyre t2),
lteschor, Egan, Ithtes. IIohlitzel Mitchell.
Two base hlts-McDityrc, Bcscher Three
base illustrates. Dnwncy. Sacrifice hits
iofman. Egan. Killing. Schultz. saier. stolen
bases-Egan tol Bates Left on bases-
Chicago. 8: Cincinnati, II. IIits-oG Gaspar,
FIRST base bails-On Mcintyre s. on Gas
par. g. Of Fromme. 3. struck out--By McIn-
tyre. .: hy Gnspnr j; BY Fromme l. iii by
game, 200 EMPIRES, Finncran and Rigier.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

Cincinnati at Chicago.
Sew York at Boston.
St. Louis at Pittshurg
Brooklyn at Philadei phia
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Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
Detroit at ST. Louis
Other game not scheduled.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
.l RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Rfchmond, II; Ronnolie, u.
Norfolk, ~; DnnviIlc, =.
Lynchbiirs, :; Petersburg, q.

STANDING or TIE cLuns.