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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-22

thompson Saloon, 700 w. dl
Buren, ST., following quarrel.
Joseph Jorika, ii, BIS N. May
ST., struck by State st. car at Chi
cago av. Left shoulder dislocated.
Sen. Dixon of Montana, Roose-
velt's manager, blew into Chicago
yesterday to find out what makes
Medill Mccormick act the way he
does about a third party ticket in
Illinois.
Dixon hasn't found out yet, but
he may raise hob with Medills
cute plans to be progressive in ma
tional politics and standpat in
state politics.
Pierce Condor, 10, 1876 w.
Harrison st., bitten by bulldog.
Pearl Johnson, 6, 18 S. Leavitt
ST., bitten by dog while playing
near her home.
Yet there is a Chicago ordi-
nance compelling" the muzzling
Of all dogs.
Chicago theaters-except the
four Shubert houses-may be
without orchestras Aug. /.
Theater Managers Assn won't
sign agreement with Chicago
Federation of Musicians.
New agreement is same as old,
except that musicians demand
they be no longer forced to play
under stage. But managers want
to reduce scale of wages.
The new 81, 100000 La Sale
street tunnel under the river was
used by street cars for first time
yesterday.
Martin Hyland fell from rear
n
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-22

cles" yesterday. Collected 81
500.
Claude Bonner, 325 S. Robey
ST., tried strength of window>
screen by leaning against it. Ele
may recover.
Louis Novack, e65 w. Chicago
ave, held up and robbed Of $t2
and watch near his home.
John Funk, Is w. Indiana ST.
struck and killed at Delaware pl.
and Lake Shore drive by auto
driven by H. ]. Bonney, 800 Cass
st. Bonner arrested and released
on bond.
Raymond Peterson, 10, struck
and killed at Milwaukee and
North Western aves., by Spiegel
House Furnishing Co. auto truck,
driven by Peter Deneen. Deneen
held pending coroner's verdict.
Harry and Charles Moreau,
brothers, 1543 N. Claremont ave.,
held up and robbed at S. Spring
field ave. and w. VanBuren st.
Allen Magerson, 1903 Hirsch
St, injured Friday while trying to
board North ave. car at Spauld-
ing ave-, died yesterday.
Nicholas Putzzard, is, 704 Mil
Ter ST., drowned lake at foot of
IS St, recovered by police
motor boat.
New York is now finding out-a
few little things about its police
force.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23

Special TO The Timos-Dispatch
Boauokc va. April One OF The
rrettiest game that ljkoiy win ho
PLAYED ON the local grounds this sen.
son was pulled on at tho fair grounds
;his afternoon wh.u the Eichmoud
Colts downed the Roanoke Tigers by
q score Of l TO % Bert Gardin wa
ON the mound for the Tigers. ana the
big Carolina southpaw twir!cd u
pretty article OF baseball Sin hits
were made by tn, visitors on his de-
livery.
Blu, unfortunately three Of them
1ere punched ia the last inning. and
this courled with "a doubtful decision
by Umpire McTcague. rave richmond
the game Mr.. McTcague, I" is said.
In passing. bears all the earmarks oi
an excellent arb'tcr. Whether he
was correct OF not in his ruling on
the play rat gave Richmond the
game Is an open question. ana Prob
nbly Will be until the ond of time.
But tho man from Newark undoubtcd-
~ possesses the qualification of a
good umpire. and Will probably make
good In this league.
Johnny Verbout started the game
fov the Colts and went along like a
breeze for four innings. Then the
Canadian gave way Ia Davic. and the
graduate OF the dcfunct Tidewater
League pitched an excellent game of
ball for tho remainder of the contest
Three hits were made by the Tigers
or Mr. Davie, TWO having been made
oil Ncrbout Davic was cool and alb.
solutely unhittablc when hits meant,
runs, and deserves FUN credit FOR hi,
victory But NJ that, 1t was mighty
hard game for big Ser, Gardin t;
lose.
The catching and throwing Of
George Cooper ana the hitting of Joe
Holland and Jack Flournoy were the
features or the game. aside from the
excellent work of all three twirlers,
Cooper pcggcd uncrringly, and
every Colt who tried TO 20 down was
turned back by the good right arm
OF the keystone backstop McComas.
the successor of the lamcntcd Baker.
played shortstop in a splendid man
ner, as did Newton for the Tigers.
CHM. Holland and Burke folded in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
CHARTERS ISSUED

Mutual Loan Society unc.) Richmond.
j. u. Dabney, Jr.. president BirrnInghnm.
Ala; George II. Lowe. secretary. Atlanta.
Ga; g. w fancey. treasurer. Birmingham.
Ala capital: Maximum. 100000. minimum.
$4,000 Object: Loan business.
Alexandria Laundry Unc). Alexandria
va George II. Schwarzmann. president.
Joseph e S1hwarzmann. secretary and treas
uferi George y. Kcnncdy-ail OF Alexandria,
"a. Capital; Maximum. s25. Zoo; minimum.
1000 OBJECT: Laundry business.
lrsinld Apple Company Onc.). Roanoke.
Nice-president: c. Kelsey. secretary anc
tiehsurer-all OF Roanoke. Va. Capital: Max
mum. SCe.ooo: minimum, $1,000 Object:
Apple orchard business.
me w. j. Merchant Automobile Company
Cne;l. Lynchburg. Va ". J. Merchant.
president G. A Harrison. j. II. BUZZ. treas
urcr-a!l OF Lynchburg Va. Capital: Max
imuio 500; minimum. 1890. object: Au-
tofnobie business
Love MIL Telephone Company Inc) chill
movie. Va W. &. Parks, president; ID 4.
cray 'ice-president: j. +. Mcspadcen see
fctary-a! o, Chiihowie. Va. Capital: Mns.
mum $500; minimum. $500 objec,: Tele.
phone line.
virginia ore Company UnoJ, staunton.
"a. charles CntletL president: =: n.
!cEton vice-presidcnt ana secretary ana
treasurer; Philip Holt-all o, Richmond
Snpi1l; Maximum. 5000: minimum &C. tp5
Object: Mining business
Amendment was issued 10 tbs -b,r. 4.
the Monuments! BrewinS Company. az Dai
ui"ore city. a Maryland corporation in
c'sasihI Its onpi;ai from s!Joc0o TO ssno On,
merger the Hinton and Touison OH ana
Euano company and Hhnie-Gnow COMPANY
on netseh unocr name OF the Standard
~ ana 1uano Company Unc). Rccdvill.,
W, .a: Capital Maximum. 500. 600, minimum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
BANNER CAP TURED
BY SCOTTSv|LLE
lnterscholastic Athletic League
Holds Annual Track and
Field Meet.

Charlottesville, Va, april 22.-rhe
third annual track and field meet OF
the Piedmont Interschoiustic Athletic
League, comprising nearly all the high
schools in AlEcmarle county, was held
Saturday afternoon on Lambeth Field,
ut the University of Virginia. The
entries included more than nifty ath.
ietcs from the schools at Scottsville.
Cismont. Crozet. Red I'm. Alberene,
Ivy, stony Point and Ilcswick.
The banner, hung up Tor the school
securing the largest number OF POINTS.
was captured by the Scottsville squad.
which scored total of ninety Two
points. E"rlcsyvillc was second, WIN
hfty-seven PONIES; Red Hill third, with
forty-hve points, and Albrreue fourth.
with four points. Scottsvillr has now
Won two consecutive meets. and with
Il victory next year. Will become the
owner OF :he trophy
The following Virginia men acted as
officials: Starter. Nj H. briggs: Clerk,
j. i. sloan; Assistant Clerk, ~ L. Cor
din; Field Judges. z. C. Groner and H..
Ii. Warner: Announcer. W. l. May:
Scorer. l.. y. Johnson: Judge of Field.
X. w. B. Hart. Timers. W. $. Rum
bough and Willy Cooke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
HEPTASOPH NIGHT
One Thousand to Attend Ceremony and
banquet To- Night.

Grea, plans have boon made by commit
tee :or the Joint entertainment By the !our
local conc!aves. Improved OrGer OF Hepta-
sophs, OF the Zeta Degree Team .! I3a!tl-
more and the supreme officers OF the order
might in the Masonic Temple. Plates will
DC set FOR Loo diners at the supper fol-
low the ritGaNsiic session, the minstrel
show and The speech.t, which will be one
OF the largest banquests ever given in Rich
mOud.
The immediate reason for the celebration
is the initiation OF twenty-fv new mem
bcrS into tho order and the supreme ori-
GERS viii be present 20 cheer on the goat
ing" these victims. Mayor u. c. Rich
ardson vii make the address OF welcome.
which Will be followed By the initiation.
Then will come the miustre! show by the
degree team from Baltimore. addresses by
III. supreme officers and the dinner Or. j.
NJ. Syclc VIII ohic!atc az toastInastcr. The
100 Heptasophs OF Richmond are divided
between Virginia Conciayc. the Chimborazo
Conc!avc. the Richmond Conclave and the
Hcst!a Conclavc.
ON Wednesday morning the visitors viii
DC shown the sights OF Richmond In auto
mobiles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS
ncndemy of Music-Dark.
nJo"0Thc Penalty" inntinee md
The Penalty nj the DI,ou

ne icnnIty mt the BIjou
to-, IN jn 'tis ,mrGid with tears and laugh
ynorts OF the company with when
h ai,, & Gnzzolo Presented "rhe pen
am any ,,d a. me Biiou last night before
No, dear reader Kilnt & C;azzojo aro
nor remedy. nor are they Russia n
p proSers;rs 'h e, are that artistic nrm Of
IL memory serve for The James Rows
n n missouri" and 'On the Bridge al
The Penalty" in this particular in.
stance. is problem play. the problem
oeinE 20 understand II. AS nearly as
close observation disclosed. the story
whose nonchalancc is due to an over
whelm!ng desire TO climb into the old
family circles OF New York. or is be-
cause she has divorced her husband. or
because her son is at Yale, or some
thing. This son manages to become
ENGAGED TO the daughter o: the very
nette. and everything looks lovely to
the careless mother. But bark, Sud
denly the careless mothers careless
friend falls in love with the sons
soused TO fare-you we'll. and con-
fides his ex-wife's unconventionality
TO friend. who promptly warns his
wife, who promptly warns the swell
old skirt who promptly notifies the
son. who promptly gathers up his
father and beats IT to his mothers
Father and the boy enter and slam
around the room for n while until
the boy subsidies and sits gazing into
the fire. Then. amid silence so tense
that the lightest fall of hamme or
ladder OFF stage may be heard above
the steady tramp of returning soda
water drinkers, appear the thought
less two. The man looks about for
an instant and then takes quiet
sneak.
Then occurs the big" scene There
are accusations, explanations, sobs,
room comes the man-nobody knows
why. Boy attempts to kill the man.
Not Mt ALL" says he. kill your faith
er." II carnt. ] carnt!' sobs son, lay
Ing a little pistol on the table. The
careless, but intense. woman sees her
chance: she picks up little pistol and
fIoydallens her pal--"bang, bangi"
Pal falls backward on table big
lamp shines on his face. Down comes
curtain.
ed doctor. picks up little pistol. leaves
surgical case on table and goes into
the room In which lies the wounded
man. Little sweetheart swears that
she doesn't carc-she loves her Yale
man. Everybody comes out OF other
the only one left is dead. There is moth
ing else left but The Penalty" so the
little pistol gets busy again-suicidc.
of course At this point it, appears
that there Is going to be trouble. so
the audience leaves ms the curtain
This brief resume of the story can
give no real idea of the drama nor of
the actors who commit IT. 1t Will be
seen during the rest OF the week and
all are urged to satisfy their curiosity
for themselves. w. D. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23

oswald I. Shrulr. Baltimore: Mrs Ber-
ina aiaii, Miss Ju.ia Statt, Detroit. NJ. and
Mrs. ~ I. Moore. Miss Elizabeth Moore
stanton. Va: T. o. Troy. Virginia; j. D.
Gray ana wife. Waverly. Va; =. G. COSBY
I-ynchoutg; {. a. Gregory. South Iiil. Va
Boyd Smith, Mineral, Va Mr. and Mrs 81
a. Anderson. Cleveland. o., L. D. Richard.
son and wife. l.. y. Richardson and wife
Boston; Il. >. Bishop. Washington d. c.
MT ana Mrs r. a Cary. Keeno ~ H.: 5
a Howard LyncaburS. :. T. Johnson
virginia: l.. liarchus. Charlottesville, va
Mrs a. b. Elliott Miss Elizabeth Elliott
Cha'!ottesNHie' Va, X. Musy Nelson. Bal
t!more; c. Batcheler pui,ad,Ipb.a f., ..
Hunt cleveland. o.. II. Z. Dudley. Chicago
Al Il Sirans. Baltimore. +. W jenkins
New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
Mock Debate at suffrage Headquarters.

II the meeting OF the Equal sunrase
i.rasue. TO be held at O'CLOCK Thursday
aftcronon. April -. in $50 East Broad
street. Mrs Irvine Clark will talk 10 league
members. and al the conclusion OF her ad
dress there VIII be mock debate. in which
suffrage ana an,!suNrage Arguments will DC
presented. me former refuting the latter.
MIS-. valentine WILL preside. The meeting
viii be open 20 the public
Miss Johnston coached Richmond Saturday
night from birmingham. Ala She smoke
h'" times while there to suffrage organiza-
lions. wohen's CLUBS and college women S
clubs. She Will speak In Norfolk and Alex
andria before go!Hs 20 staunton with Mrs
Valentine on MAJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23

comedian. which was quite evident a,
1t slapped sis sleek sides with it's nm.
like feet. applauding the wonderful
tricks Of the other members of mi,
Interesting and entertaining companv
as they juggled wands and balls
played upon drums, cymbals and horn
picked the banjo. etc. This act ia
well worth seeing.
Joe Kelley, character singer. cloaec
his turn" with a parody on CASEY
Jones' which caught the audience. ann
would have resulted in an encore h,d
he cared to accept 1t.
The Pumpkin Girl" a novelty com.
fdy sketch. turned out to be two aero
pats and female contort!onist. who
ala few ordinary stupts in "a rather
attractive country corners scenic rc,
ting.
Friediand and Clark and Iiclley ana
Pollock. two teams. a man and wo-
man IN each. were only fair, and neitn.
er found special favor with the audi
ence.
An interesting hlm and sevcro,
Photographic slides OF press pictures
OF scenes connected win the Titanic
diSaster. closes the bill-hut you really
cannot afford TO mics the seals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
MADE SLATE IN SECRET
Paramount Citizens Meet Behind Close
Doors To Knock Convention.

mount Citizens Association !ast night. al
though it vas held in the public school
building. The announced purpose OF the
session to 20 into the matter OF cndors-
Ing certain councilmanic candidates as we'll
10 pass Hpon resolution cOudemning
he primary for "a nominating Vention
for tho Administrative Board. Shortlr after
tho meeting was called to order President
Frederick =. BaHr declared an executive
session, and tho tone reporter present was
asked to absent himself. and he did
About two dozen Democrats were on hand
Ii Is presumed that little was done since
the secretary. Hon John p. Jeter, librarian
q the NIrgin!a senate. was not theEe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23

triangular debate VIII he held between
tho following colleges tonight: The VIII
College In the chapel NJ Richmond College:
the second Richmond College team Will
meet Randolph Macon NJ Rando rh Macon.
while The second Randolph Macon team viii
meet the second William and Mary team at
william and Mary. All OF these meetings
VIII be held promptly at s:l5 q, The respec-
tive place.. The Richmond College team
arc; n II. Hawkins, J. Il. Duyai, frs;
team; j. ". Decker. r. c. Duval second
team Tho triangular debates are now in
the South. and should be very interesting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
Meeting Of Commission

PRESIDENT Julien II. Hill I'm.
called meeting of the Amnteur
Bnscbnll Commission for to-niyh,
nj $3.50 o'clock in the ReEfmcntnt
Armory, Seventh ind Marsbp,,
streets. The meeting Will be one
OF the most important held tb,.
!ehr. several matters of Vital I'm
portnncc 10 the amateurs are to III.
considercd' chief among which will
hc securing other parks for some
III the teams. Every member nf
me commission is expected 10 be ON
aHnd promptly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
RAIN P R EVE NTS
GAME AT SUFFOLK
Ispcclal to rhe Times-plsno,ch. !

suffolk. Va. Aprii 80. ,Richmomd
Campo There was no game I'm the
Rtchmond camp of tue United states
League today, y contest was schcd-
nied with the Battle Axe team. from
Richmond. for this afternoon. and the
youngsters were on hand from tho
capital city To meet the lcarlers. hut
rain. and lots OF it. and the "glou1ns''
seemed TO inicst the camp. y game
mas been ARRANGED for Friday with tho
Stars OF Norfolk. Games are on
now for Wednesday, Friday and sat :
urduy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
Mnry Garden.

Mary Garden, the famous prima
Gonna soprano, who made her frs,
concert tour OF this country last
spring Is making Fl short tour al the
close u her opora season. Jannv
alhd, Patti, Media, Eordica and Schu-
mann -te!nk never received greater
press praise than that accorded the
queen OF song in concert last sprtut.
and hog fan season iill be a sepetf.
ton of the tremendous business sh.
uld on her first tour. Reviewing her
work In Tina s. AT the Metropoljtah
Opera House, the Sun says: at would
be folly for others TO attempt 'Thals'
after Mary Garden. She IL a true.
VISION. banc of the soul OF Aithann.l'
and in every review there 81 most eX-
traordlnary praise OF her mysteriouslv
beautiful voice and magnetic per
sonaitty MISS Garden will appear In
concert at tho Academy Tomorrow
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
COLTS DOWN TIGERS
BY SCORE OF / TO @
Only Run During Game Made in Ninth Inning
awe Succeeds Verbout in Box and
Pitches Great Bail
sensational style in Tho ontneld

sensational style in the outneld
a single by Steve Griffin. ana two
naegers bv Halcy ana Flournoy were
responsible for the only run of the
game which came III the ninth round.
Griffin was thrown ont at the plate
by Shields on Strains rap hut Flour
n"y tailed on Ralcy's bourder over
the third bag, Witch Mu'reague called
fair. The decision Was exceedingly
close and ManaSer Pressly kicked.
claiming tine BALI was foul
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
81. Ccnl,n Onnlilin.

charles Cooke GGallicd yesterday before
city Clerk Ben r. Angus, Us clerk OF
speelaI assessments. to which position he
WIS recently elected by the Committee on
Finance. succeeding Jesse +. Wood ree,o -"
ca. Mr. WOOD has accepted a position Win
INC ne, h'ehmoad Bank and Trust Company.
me new clerk entered on the discharge
sum OF 5000 N0"u 'h '"e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
Mass for Titanic Victim.

I,tG4.tm hlFH mass for those los, on
oo"ru me Titanic viii bo celebrated In the
sacred Heart Cathedral this morn,ne a, =
e."'H ~ mass will be celebrated by
E pa icy S, ) Rowlcr vicar general Right
no., hiS9op 0ConnelI wiz assist in the
mnsF n" WI d'HFar the sermon The
peWs VIII he open 20 Tho public
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23

suit WAS !ns''tu-ed yesterday in the Law
ana EquiiS 'Yuri ny the administrator OF
huther Slmm'nss estate agains, the Rich
$iec'e. 1t is claimed that simmons was an
,hpioyc OF the company and was accident
y KILLED wh!lo at Wort, on SEPTEMBER u
,"St, lie f"h IRON scaGoldins, landing on
an IRON 'rP"oai which Inflicted fatni
wound. Attorm' ". L. Crawford and iii
,"''er LOT tht pi'ntif al.cEe negligence on
the part OF TIE Bulno company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23

knocked down 0y one OF his compan!ons
while playing baseball yesterday a:ternocn
about o'clock Charles paul. ronr,eo,
years Old. OF 'r North Twcnty-hrst Street
ieii upon mis- ieft leg and broke IL. The
pohe was set 10y hr r. f. Watts. ambulance
surgeon OF tho Ci;v HOSPITAL and Tho 80.
was removed TO Is home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23

,, a. u. WF'fht ANA Jack Mcintyre. actors.
p"le'iiy"s f'rI cf Norfolk tho ,vcrc y.
''''" '" N"r'olk. whcrS they VIII tac.
.""rS'g q! FNnse breaking and grand lar
m h,S rr'o arrested here sunday by
request OF the Norfolk police.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
SEVEN PITCHERS USED

Cincinnati. u. April as-Cmciunau de-
ic"ted -. Louis to-day in a hard hitting
the major portion OF the contest, seven
pitchers We're used. Eagby. one OF Clncin-
mat!s recruits. showing zap well. IIo was
WeI! supported. Sallec and Geycr were hit
hard. while Iiumphr!es and Ecc,. yv.-,
WIG the latter forcing N a run with Il
base on balls when me buses were tuii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
Victory for woodhcrry.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatchl
Orangr. Va, Aprl :2.--Thc game
with I'ishhurnc was called in tho ninth
10 allow The visitors To catch their
train. The score WAS 6 to in favor
OF Woodbcrry Forest. but was turned
back to the eighth with tho score , 70
:. Batteries Miller, Tanncr and Pou:
Monou and Watkins
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
Frederick sbtIrr Defeated

fSpccial TO The Times Dispatch
Frederick sburg. Va. April 22-Thc
University of Maryland baseball team
def aatcd Fredericksburg College here
to-day. Is to /. Batteries: University
Of Maryland-W oodand and Whit
worth: Fredericksburg ColIege-Frce-
man. Taylor and Robinson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
PLAY OFF TIE.

The two medical colleges of Rich
mond viii ciDsh In the fiunI game
of threr-Eunr series To determine
the championship Of Richmond to-
morrow afternoon at t:JO o'clock.
Each school has one Snuc Ia H..
crcuit' nnh the game tu-mD
viii u" the rubber. Naturally In
t"rrst * intense. aud Is lnrGr crowd
al enthusiasts VIII he out tu do
same cheering
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
Totals ...9O S q 10 Total. Is:
FALL or TWENTY FEET
BREAKS WOODWhRD's LEG

While attempting to step from vim
dow 10 another on tho new Federal huiiGin &
Tenth and Main Streets. Charles Wood :
ward. OF 5ia North Twenty street,
yesterday icll twenty feet 10 tho street.
Besides iracturing u leg he suffered other
iu1rrlos. He was treated by Dr r. L.
Watts City Hospital ambulance surgeon.
and taken TO his home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

A. Toledo Toledo, 9: St. Paul. 10
NJ Louisville: Louisville Kansas
City, rain
At Indianapolis: Indlanapolis-N
waukcc cold weather
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Jersey City: Rochester. l; Jersey
City. = 90 innings).
At Baltimore: Baltimore Buffalo
rain.
At Providence: Providence Montreal.
wet grounds.
At Newark: Newark Toronto rain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Al Nashville: Nashville. 3: Chat.
tanoosa, !.
AZ Mobile: Mobile. /: Montgomery. 3.
AZ New Orleans: New Orleans o,
Birmingham. ..
At Memphis: Memphis. 6: Atlanta. Q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-23
Cincinnati.
II. Louis.
Totals 80 IL q Totals -, l. q
'Batted for kcete In third.
Ii'attcd for Dell in third
Dated FOR Gcyer in eighth

ioa,,cd FOR Geyer tn eighth
The score
score by innings: ri
- Louis. Observation-Disclosures 05o 100000 s
Cincinnati ..................-.. : zoo -
summary Runs-Eliis - Oakcs. Konet-
chy. Mowrcy. smith. Beschcr Cd. Bates 81.
iiJhlitz.l 81. Phclan ESmond. Two-aasc
hits Mitchell Bcschcr. smith. lioh!itael.
Threc-b base hits--Bescher. Phelan, E.smond
Sacrihc" hi;s-iobiitzci. Bates Bliss. Sac
rihcc hlcs-k onetchy. Evans. rhclan. Nc
Lean. stolen basos-Oakcs. Mitchell and
Bcschcr Double plays NJ cLo1u TO Phnlan:
Hoblitacl to Esmond. Bates TO Uobiitzcl.
t."ft on bases-St. Louis ;; Cincinnati. :.
Hits-On Salcc. In ! - innings: on Doll.
In i-J inning of Gcyer I I'm : innings: n.
Willis, in inning; of HUMPHREYS. : in
Ia innings; or liccfc, 1 in - Inning on
Barby. : in innings. First base on balls
orr boil. !; OFF Geyer. :: or HUnphries .:
OF Kecfc. . Struck out--By Geycr. .: by
Wits. l; by Kcete. /: by Ragby. :. Hit by
nitcher-Hy Humphrtce, tiiurgins. Evans.
Time Of game. 2;i5 Unpires, owens and
Brennan.
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