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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
CHRISTIANSBURG
Especial TO The Times.nisnatoh

Especial TO The Time s-Dispatchl
Christiansburg, Va. Nav 11-Rt
Rev. Beverly Tucker. d. b. Rishon
Coadjutor OF the Southern Diocese Of
virginia, preached at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church on Sunday evening
Or. and Mrs. John l.. Cannadav and
John. Jr.. OF Charleston, ", Va. were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. n l. Roope on
TUESDAY and Wednesday.
MI, MI; and Mrs; William Flanagan.
Frank and Willie Flanagan spent the
week END at Hollins and Roanoke
making the trip In their automobile
Redmond ]; Roope entertained at
dinner on Thursday the following
guests: Harvey T. Hall, of Roanoke:
a. G. Wingfeld. of Norfolk; a. G.
Peters. of Bristol; r. p. Jordan Of
Radford: Judge W. L. NIoffett. Of
Salem. and Hunter Phlegar. of Chris
The coming of Ex-Governor r. r
Glenn, of North Carolina, Is looked
forward to with much interest. Gov
ernor Glenn's address will be In the
interest of missions.
Master Allan Boyd Hairless cele-
brated his ninth birthday on Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Hairless
The house was very attractive with Its
decorations of lilac and spring flow
ers. Miss Margaret Kohen was crown
ed Queen of May. and among the
children. who enjoyed merry round
of games and the dainty refreshments.
were FLORENCE Pierce. Jessie Thomas.
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CISMONT

Special 70 The Times Dispatch
J,i Iiiisr''o WIrN Na'' May ll.-Mr. and Mrs
Cuaston and Mt The Oaks" nenr
Shnipbeil once more. Mr.. Morris was
!4ost successful in the horse sbow
.nest' ana captured many trophies
win his beautiful horses.
Thurman at "Arcariia,' near KcswIct =
n a. Ley, expects TO sail for Europe early
SSaShs9n. who is II student in Moneys
Prince and Princess Trouhe,skov
and Miss Landon Riyes are 1885,,
shortiy for the summer at Castle Hill
Mrs; Thomas Gordon and family are
AT pax I'M camp for the summer.
MIS-; Russell, who has been in
W ashington for the horse show and
VINO rode most successfully for Mr.
MOTIFS there. Is again al "Clovcrdclds :;
Mr. and Mrs: Murray Boocock are
away on visit to friends in Wash
inEton and New York
:, Miss Elithia McGec, of South Caro-
at "IngleSde.'
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ARv0NIA
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Aryonia, Va. May 1l.-Mrs. James
Richmond. formerly Misses Louise and
Bliss Williams. OF this place. are now
spending some time In Arvonia in tn cir
home. "Bryn Arvon." They Will return
to Richmond within the next few
weeks.
Herbert S. Newman. Of Somerset, Or
anBe county, who formerly lived in ar
vonia, and who has recently been Wis
Ting relatives here. has returned to his
nome. taking with him for Il month";
stay his young nephew. Master c. Cru
, ham Thomas, Jr.
David w. Stinson. clerk of the Mar
shall district school board, and oldes
trustee in Buckingham county, accom- :
panied BY Rev Plummer +. Jones, at
tended the closing OF the Bucklnsha m
High School, at Buckingham Court
house. on Friday of this week.
Harry Griffin. we'll known as an atm
iese and baseball pitcher, u native OF
Fork Union. Fluvanna county, spent
! several days this week at the home o
! his relatives. Mr.. and Mrs Il. b
Hughes.
Mrs. Ralph Chandler Root. who has
p+en visiting at her old home in In
dianapolis, Ind. for the past six weeks.
Is expected TO return to her penian
I nome here this week or carly next
week.
DIR. Perkins Glover has this w,ck
oeen visiting at his old home d, Man
teo. Buckingham county. lie also us
lteo his brother. DR.. Samuel Glover
VINO practices at Howardsville. Abe
marie county.
Rev. Plummer +. Jones. accompanied
-tg,g,
iast Sunday, and in the forenoon.
preached In the new Fork Union pres
oyterlan Church DR.. Boatw.ight
president OF Richmond College, lee.
iured the same day to the students of
Fork Union Military Academy.
Miss EtheI Hughes. who this year Is
student Of Fork Union Academy. was
visitor at her home here this week
j. Bledsoe Bealc. OF Scottsvillc. and
w. " Biankenship. OF Lynchburg, were
guests Of the Arvonia Inn here on Tu.s
day and Wednesday, OF this week.
Jack Eley. OF Richmond. well known
IN this section, was u visitor here tn. i,
week.
r. II. Avis. of Lynchburg. spen,
MONDAY night here al the ArvJnia Inn.
Mrs. w. r. Root. o. Munc.e. Ind.
with her little daughter. Margaret
who formerly lived herc. but who for
some months have been in Muncie. are
eHpeeted here on June to spend the
balance OF the summer.
Reuben Hudgena, Of the Noun, Zion
heighboFhood. was a visitor here this
week.
The Buckingham High School closef
It's session with an elaborate commence
iheht TINS week. IN. exercises extend
ing through two days and nights. The
circulating address was delivered b.,
iNr'; H. w. Bas"eli. pastor Of The Ar
xonia and Mount Zion Baptist Churches.
mere were number OF graduates. all
OF whom received thu regular fo,,r.v.ar
high school diploma
Mrs. Price Glover and Miss Ami.
Page Jones. Of Manteo ant New Stora
IesPecNVe!y. are expected her. With,
ne ~, next lev days TO visit DR. and Mrs
mer i. Jones
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BLACKSTONE

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Blackstone. Va, May ll.-Mss Ag-
mas Brown. of Birmingham. Ala, is
visiting Mrs. Burnett Jones.
Miss .iljSe Wallace, who has been
teaching acnool the past session, has
returned nume.
Mr.. and Mrs 7. Freeman Epes. and
Mrs D. T. Deane and Daniel Epson
spent several days of this week in
Richmond on pleasure trip.
Mrs George p. Adams has returned
home after a visi; to friends in Rich
monh
Miss Mary F. Epes, who has been
teaching school in Norfolk county the
past session. has returned home.
Mrs Emmett Magee. of Clarlesvillc.
Is visiting her parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. u. NJ. Stith
Petitions are being circulated among
voters Of Nottoway. which arc being
freely signed, asking Judge r. G.
Southall to order an election in July to
vote on tho question OF moving the
courthouse from It's present location
to one of the two towns. Crewe or
Blackstone.
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WAVERLY

Especial to Tne Tines.D,sn,,o,,
"a'e'iF' May li.-Mrs. T. G. Sin
c!air mas returned 10 her home in
AVERY. after visit OF several week.
|" relatives and friends in Carey. \. q
Mrs. Maggie May Edwards. NJ Naw
port News. is the guest OF Air "d
Mrs $. Is. STRATEGY, at the Censrai
motel Waverly. this week
MISS Grace W. West returned ho,ns
to-aay. after a ten days visit In
trends in Newport News ard Norton,
Mss Mamie Holland. OF suffolk. Wis
Yea Mrs. John L. Gray. on Sunday
= Fleetwood and X. ". chappeu q,
MaVer!y, are spending the week IN
Macon. Ga, III Attendance unon m.
Confederate Reunion.
l. l. Johnson, or Greensboro. y. C.. is
spending the week with his narents
near Waveriy.
carlton Johnson. OF Nvaverly, has ac
cePted position in Richmond.
Mrs Morris Neb.ett. OF Sus:ex cour,-
mouse. Is visiting in the nome oil Mr..
and Mrs X. y. Brown. on Coppernaunh
Avenue, this week.
Mrs. Fred Ellis has returned to bc-
nome In Norfolk, after n visit of sew
eral days in the homes Of r. F'leetw God
and John E. Baird. on East Main
Street.
ASS n1ae No6eTS, or Surry, Is visit
Ting In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. 3. 4
Livesay. on Main Street.
Mr. and Mrs. y. S. wilkins and son
or Norfolk. are visiting in the hom.
OF Harvey Fleetwood, OH East Main
Street.
Mir. and Mrs. Robert West and son
OF Chase City, visited their daughter.
Mrs; w. +. Norris. in Waverly. this
week and left for Ocean View, where
'hey Will spend the summer
MISS Emma Wrenn has returned 10
her home near Elm Post Office after
spending several days in the home OF
John L. Lilly. on West Main Street.
DR.. c. y. Townes has returned 10
his home in Waveriy, after spendin.
several days with his mother, in Mar.
tinsvilic.
Mrs. George II. Blood. of bonneville
Is guest In the home of John p.
Lilly. on East Main Street, to-day.
Waverly Minatrce. of Petersburg.
was in Waverly to-day.
Miss Minnie Waite. who is teaching
school near Petersburg, returned to
her home in Waverly to-day. where
she Will remain until Monday.
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have been visiting Mrs. r. y. Tucker
of this place, have returned to their

have been visiting Mrs. r. D. Tucker.
of this place, have returned to their
home.
Paul r. and Cliffora Flanagan spent
the weekend with their mother here
Miss Eunice Winfree is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Nichols. near this
place.
w. o. Goode of Richmond. spent
Sunday with his mother here.
Miss Ada Clements. OF Dorset. Ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. C. Burton,
at this place.
A. F. Palmore. of Richmond. was in
the village this week.
Mrs. Willie Richardson and daugh-
ter are spending some time with Mrs.
NJ, f. Atkinson, of this place.
Mrs. r. u. Tucker. of this place.
left to-day TO visit relatives in Rich
mond.
i r. Fentress spent Sunday in the
village.
Miss Mamie Reynolds is visiting
relatives In WOODLAND Heights.
Mrs. j. a, Tilman. Jr.. and Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
HEATHSVILLE

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Heathsville, Va, May l1.-Miss
Elizabeth Anderson spent n few DAYS
Win her sister, Mrs. Chiston Pearson
Ut her nome in Lottsburg recently.
Mrs. Tom Smith recently entertain
ca at tea Misses Harriet Blackwell
Minnie Andcrton and boswell Shirley.
and MessIs. Warren Recdc. Julian
Duling and East Pussy.
Dr.. Fred ID. Brenv has returned
from a trip in Lancaster.
Mrs. l. c. Rowe is visiting in Wash
ington.
Miss Hildegarde Renmy was re-
Cent visitor 10 friends in t'arhelds
Mr., and Mrs. Clinton Pearson and
sinaii daughter. Mary Elizabeth. We're
recent Visitors to Mrs. Pcarson's
mother, Mrs. William Anderson.
Mrs. L. T. Smith has returned from
very pleasant visit to her daughter
Mrs. r. IL. Chiffon. at Kilmarnock.
y. W. Martin. who was recently
paralyzed. has been taken TO his home
In Hagerstown: Md, preparatory to
going TO q hospital
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have. returned from months visit 10
Florida.
Miss June Farrar spent several days
at the home of Judge Perry last
Miss Grace Woodhouse has returned
TO Farmville. after j three days visit
at home
Mrs. Martha Horton and little
granddaughter. Kathrine, are on a
months visit to South Carolina
Hotel Wilson was n beautiful pic
ture on sunday night decorated in
flags and lanterns In honor of the
soldiers en- route to Macon. Ga. An
elegant supper was served the soldiers
by Mr. Wilson,
Miss May Robertson is In Richmond.
Maclean Leath spent the Weekend
In BurkeViile. after two months
stay in Oklahoma.
The Ladies Ala Society of the pFeE-
byterian Church met 1t the home OF
Mrs. j. n. Hughes on Wednesday,
Mrs. NJ r. Bradshaw has returned
from Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12
BURKEVILLE


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Burkevilie, Va, May ll.-"Grape
Lawn presented n beautiful scene on
Thursday. when Mrs. Sellers was at
home to the Thursday Book Club, the
entire lower floor being decorated.
The guests OF the club were Mrs.
James Bradshaw Somers Furguson
and Misses Miller. Hughes and Grigsby.
Mrs. Jean IL. Blair. of Richmond. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. =. ARnew.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William .Fowlkes have
Mr.. and Mrs. Southam Farrar. OF
Selma" are visiting Mrs. Il. T.. Shell
ton.
Mrs. William a. Hall ana children
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CULPEPER

Especial to The T!mes-Dispatcb
!pePer' Va, May ll.-Dr. and Mrs.
qua intance and little daughter. of
ChdFiottesville. who have been tho
sutsts OF relatives neal Culpeper. re-
turned home on "Wednesday.
john Covington. who mas been at
tending Bingham College n c. Te-
turned to Culpeper East week.
MISS Adelia i.well left this week
loF Klchmond, where she will be IN.
guest of her sister, Mrs L'pscomb.
MISS Henrietta Stofer. who has been
the guest OF friends in Orange. Va.
spent several days with her sister, Mrs.
r. D. brahd' last week before return
ing to her home In Washington. ID. c
w. Z. Edwards. OF Richmond. snent
several days with his family In Gull
PEPPER last week at Mrs. S. Il. Brown
ings.
Mrs, Henry Bruce. of Alexandria
spent several days last week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Rust. in
Culpcper.
DR.. w. J. strother spent several days
IN Dan'ilie last week. lie was accom-
panied home by his daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Strother. who was attend
Ing school at r. NJ. l., and who has
been quite sick.
Mrs. Berry Lee Burgandine is the
guest of relatives in Alexandria and
Washington, d. G.
Miss Gertrude Durant. who has been
quite i'll in Washington. D. c., for sew
eral months. returned 20 Culpeper this
week.
Miss Flora Mosby. who has been the
guest Of friends in Charlottesville for
several weeks returned TO Culpeper on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Archibald. who has been tho
su,-st OF Mrs. Yea. III Catalpa, near
Culpeper. returned 10 her home in Call
fornia on Thursday.
Dr. and Mrs. Quaintance and little
daughter. who have been the guests of
the formers parents. returned 10 their
home in Charlottesville on Wednes-
day.
Miss Fannie Vowel entertained the
"Biliken' Club on Tuesday. Those play
ing were Misses Sallie Anderson, Lula
Sutherlin. Alice Carter. Leila Fraley
Louise Fray, Adolla Holtun, Celest VII
iams, Mary Jones. Chiffon Vowel
was the guest of honor. at the con-
clusion of the games, delightful salad
prize, beautiful Irish crochet pock-
etbook. was presented to Miss Leila
Fraley.
L. p. Male entertained quite a crowd
OF young people on a flshing party
last Saturday. The party left town at
o y. NJ and drove to Raccoon Ford
where they flshed in the Rapidan Riv-
er. At noon q delightful lunch was
spread on the lawn at Mrs. Z. Z. Eng
lands. In the afternoon they attend.
ed the baseball game between Lignum
and Unionville. after which they re-
turned TO Culpeper, arriving about Z
p. NJ The members of the party were
Misses Columblanna Male. Mary Long
Mae Stringfellow, Willie and Georgia
Newhouse; Messrs Hamilton New.
house and William Yancey.
Mrs. a. w. Pulliam entertained tho
Senior Five Hundred Club on Thurs.
day. Those playing were Mesdames
Russell smith. Robert Matthews
Franklin Duncan, Charles Payne, Silas
Cooper. oryille Loving. ]. ]. Roberts,
Herndon Rixey. Misses Bet Jones. Mar
Ion Sampson. and Gertrude Armstrong.
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POWHATAN

Powhatan Va, May 11.-NIr. and
Mrs. w. NJ Justis spent Sunday with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thomas. OF this place.
Miss Lizzie Flanagan. of Charlottes-
Kate Flanagan, here.
Mrs. Watt II. ellis and little daugh-
ter. spent last week with her mother.
Mrs. w. 5. Goode. OF this place
Richard Reid, of Richmond, visited
friends I'm the village.
Mrs, C. y. Wingneld and Miss
Eleanor Wingncld, of Richmond, who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12

Margaret Kohen. Alice and virginia
Dunklee. Beatrice Charlton, Margaret
Nohen, Anne Fizer. Polly SUMTER
Margaret Miller. Agnes Stone. Henry
Allen. Ernest Walters. Amos Glass.
Downing Brown, Harris Rowzie. Will
liam Roope. Robert Elicit. Noel Nor
rison and Joe Craddock
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Children's Dresses
At Wonderfully Lou Prices

Childrcn's Pcrcale and Gin
ham Dresses, all colors,
checks and stripes; sma
styles; special
Madras and Natural
Linen Dresses, with SOU
tachc braid trimming, at. I
inc Stripe Dimity
Dresses, in pink, blue and
green, with fine lace trim {
ming, at 4
Very Sheer White Lawn
Dresses. with Val. lace.
sizes 9 TO II years, at $2.9S {
and. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12

Matte Tilman spent several days in
Richmond last week
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Bonifant. of this
this week
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Children's "Petcr Thomp
SON. Dresses, in white an,
blue, sailor collars with ties
sl.oo value; sizes 9 to ii years
sPeeiai 900.
Childrcn's White Dress
es, in fine lawns and voiles,
with Cluny and Val. laces, q
all new styles, at $500 and i
Attractive styles in
Fine Dresses, dainty
laces, with pin tucks, all
new styles, ribbon sashes, G I
at $1,000 and. d i
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WHAT POMPEIAN CREAM
WILL DO FOR YOU

1t should do for you what it has for
several million enthusiastic users.
Pompeian gives clear, clean, fresh.
youthful skin. first. because it makes
the pores completely clean, and second.
because it stimulates the skin and
circulation in most beneficial way.
However, we don't CLAIM, that wonders
can be done i'll day. Most people see
an improvement i'll their appearance
from the first massage, but defects of
the skin that have taken years to reach
their present condition are not over
come at once.
Per Jar, 40c, 6Oc and 75c.
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Children's White Dresses

Two to six years, several styles to select En-
from; worth 75c; these for. ... CUc
Childrens White Dresses, to wears; cannot
be duplicate ed elsewhere for less than sl25 90
and sl5o; Thalhimer's special prices are. voc
% aad Me are efe eie aGa csc
Childrcns Colored Wash Dresses, also some
worth up to Sc to years esf "sss ironing Soc
a-ss irm%sd worth 'aS a'6s cord and 75c
are here Tor ''"Se.: cups. to Il years soc
years, for ol's .o' Inc .''.e ones. to CSC
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IT CSC
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Among the Popular Silks Hosiery for All the Family
See These To-Mojrow. You I.
Not Regret 1T.

Ladies Thread Silk Hose SOC value made with
strong Isle y; sole and high spced heels, Ct M
Ill tan black and white, 35c, or for. ID .UU
- k AlsG We offer good wearing Silk Hose, OK
Ladies Boot Silk Hose beautiful quality full
fashioned, Isle and high splccd heel; in IN
black tan, white, pink and blue; special CUC
SSl.oo and sl.25 All Pure Silk Hose, made with
a ee nrc SIX soles and tops in black only; 7Qc
. kaysers and AIcCallum's famous
Silk Hosiery on sale here i'll black only, Ct m
at .................... Sl .UU
Niagara Maid" Silk Hosiery. double heelcd
and tipped the best wearing stocking
sold, in black, white and tan. nrr C1,rO
f''' : ~ l. aOO
Beautiful Lislc Hose wafer weight. double
hees and toes, in black, tan and white; To-
'a'e Piiec ......... .............. i IC
Superb Imported Full Fashioned Isle Hose in
t plaGk and tan only; double soles, tops and Z
heels; good SOC value for. SOC
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in gray. navy, tan and black; OK
sale price Observation-Disclosures. AOC
Mems soc Suspendcrs, made OF best
Isle web. brass trimmed calf OK
skin ends; sale price ...... ACC
Mems 75c Check Muslin Night
Robes, cut full and well made; IN.
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The De Bevoise Brassiere

One of this seasons Coses the American Lady
This Corset produces the modh perfection The h6s
and abdomen straight and Every correctly gowned
woman must look supple easy and graceful gownnot
tightly corseted The American Lady gives this effect as we'll as
comfort Come and let coset help you American
Lady suitable your figure full sizes 90 to S. co.
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WHITE GOODS

Pique specials. in tiny cords and
Bedford corded welts; this seasons
popular fabric for skirts. suits and
coats. A beauty number, just that
soft finish and wanted weight, only
l9c.
While our speciality, being 50 inches
wide, Bedford cord effect, finished
soft, of extra quality for good wear,
now selling at Csc.
LUNA LAWN. --This fabric is we'll
adapted for embroidering, the yarns
being especially durable for their
weight, while the crisp and lustrous
finish closely resembles that Of linen.
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At Cost of Material
$500 Suits, including our best nov
elites in check, fancy mix
lures and black and navy, GOO On
$500 Suits, in tailored GOO nn
and dressy styles, now. @LUeUU
$500 Suits. including our best sellers.
tn 'er Gdsy' n e'aek and fancy ma $500
$3.50 Suits of fine serges Gao M
and fancy mixtures, now. % UeUU
Odd lot of Suits, in grays and CT M
tans to close out at $3.9S and. eDCeUU
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-15

HUSTON, Oct. l5.-We will win to-
u day with Joe Wood in the box
and wind up the series
We will probably be opposed by Jeff
Tesreau. 1t win be a great strain on
the Giant pitcher, and l do not believe
he will be able to get away with it, We
have already beaten him twice
We lost out in the first inning yes
terday. When O'Brien was relieved
after that disastrous first inning he de
clared his spitball was working fine and
he never had more stuff on the ball.
The breaks We're all against him; that's
all
The grounds yesterday were soft and
slow, much softer than appeared to be
che case from the grandstand. In that
disastrous first inning and in two or
three cases later two or three puny hits
TO Wagner and Yerkes would have
been easy outs on fast diamond. The
soft ground slowed the hits up and the
runners were able to reach first before
our tielders could get the ball there,
Here's Carrigan's Abb.
The very first hit made by McGraw's
men was an example The ball rolled
so slowly from the bat of Larry Doyle
that Yerlles was not able to get TO it in
time to beat out the New York captain
with mis- throw Snodgra IS struck out,
making two out, Devore having been
thrown out by Wagner Then Mer6le
came To bat. He was only able to
dribble a slow one toward Wagner.
Heinie raced up quickly and tielded the
ball perfectly, but the ball had stopped
by the time ne got to it and his throw
was too Kate.
Both Yertes play and that by Wag-
ner We're made all right, and the deci-
sions were very close, but the slow
grounds acted to New Yorh's advan-
tage
Then Oh, Giants began 20 connect
with OBueu's delivery. Five New
Workers scored. ana an uphill fight was
| on front OF as
Everything went wrong for us iu mis-
hret inning O'Brien's balk scored M,
| drsf ram and the Giants hits. aided by
I inc slow ground did the rest
Marquard Pitched Grand Game.
s., started right In 9H Marquard as
soon - Ws came 20 uat Ia the second
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-15
SLOW Grounds Gave
Victory to Giants
Says Bill Carrigan
Red Sox Infielders Could Not
Handle Slow Bounding Hits,
and Luck Against Them.
BY Bill Carrigan.

DOSTON, Oct. 1--we will win to-
ID day with Joe Wood in the box
and wind up the series.