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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-25
JAPANESE STORE
MOVED TO SPOKANE

The Oriental Trading company
which has branch stores distributed
along western districts of the Great
Northern and the Northern Pacific
railroads to supply the Japanese
laborers with supplies and imported
Japanese food, ETC.. II abandoning
these branches and is establishing a
central store at Spokane from which
all supplies will be shipped after
the first OF May. but q branch office
will remain where the stores used
to be.
The store in this city has been
closed on this account and the full
force and goods have been trans
ferred to Spokane.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-25
MASS MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT


citation will furnish cigars, and may
be other refreshments. Be sure and
be there.
Whitefish did not have a celebra-
tion last year and all those who
could get away went to Kalispell or
other places. and as a consequence
a great deal OF money was taken out
Of the town. This situation was
deplored by many, and the state
ments were made the next day that
Whitefish could not afford to again
be without Fourth of July celebra-
tion. Now is q chance to settle the
matter. and 1t Is desired to get the
views Of every one on this matter.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-25

Shall Whitefish have a Fourth of
July celebration this year, or shall
we accept the invitation Of Kalispell.
who has already extended an invita-
ton to that city? This question
is to be settled tomorrow night,
when mass meeting will be called
in the Whitefish Commercial Asso-
citation rooms over stacey's jewelry
store.
The meeting is being called by
the Whitefish Commercial AAsocia-
ton and all who are interested in
this matter are invited to be there
to express their views. The asso-
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-25
OREGON PRIMARIES IN
FAVOR OF ROOSEVELT

Under the presidential preference
primaries held IN Oregon Saturday
Theodore Roosevelt was the choice
Of the Republican voters Of Oregon.
He. carried two thirds Of the coun-
ties of the state. La Toilette car
ried Multomah county where one
fourth OF the voters OF the state re-
side. Taft carried but ten of the
counties.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-25
HEN LAYS EGG MARKED WITH
INITIAL LETTERS.s

Engineer I. G.. Sautar has batch
of hens that broke all records for
egg-laying during the winter months
and now one of these hens has
started a new fad that SO far we
have not yet heard of its equal. This
little hen. mixture Of Rhode Island
Red and Black Minorca. laid an egg
the other day. with her initials on
it. It was a freak egg. Of course but
on its surface in raised letters could
be distinctly made out the letters
"WS."
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-25

win Investigate Texas.
J. A. Monk expects to leave for
Texas the first Of next month. when
he will look over the propositions
advertised by a land company on
the gQlf coast with q view to invest
Ing If it is all that Is claimed for
it.. He Is also seeking q new cli-
mate in the hopes Of curing his rheu
matism.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-25
Lake Clear Of Ice.

Lake Clear of Ice.
The lake is clear OF ice again.
It disappeared Saturday night just az
mysteriously as it does every year
when the ice gets to a certain
stage. One party has tried to ac-
count for the sudden disappearance
by saying that the ice just simply
sinks beneath the surface and melts.
The sudden going out of the Ice =
a popularity Of this lake. Already
several of the motor boats have been
skimming over its surface.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-25
Will Build a Home.

VIII Build a Home.
Edward L. Nusbaum, who recent
ly arrived from Indiana, has pur-
chased Townsite lots Nos.14 and 10
in block 33. upon which he expects
to erect very handsome little res
idence.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-25

Strawberry King.
Leo Trynke Is going in the
strawberry business on a large scale
this year. He has over 10000 plant
set out and expects to have plenty
OF strawberries for the market this
summer.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-25

Mrs. Dan Grant was a passenger
east Tuesday to visit relatives in Min
nesota.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
OLD SOL SANK IN
THE MURkY WEST
SENSATIONAL CATCHES PULLED
WEBB GEE OUT OF THE BIG
HOLE.

After two hours and twenty min
rtes OF battle. in which thirteen in
uinGs had l;esp played old Sci sank.
over the Western horizon and thu
game had tn be called between the
Supre1nes and Claim Office teams, The
LARGEST crowd ever assembled in Nari-
na district. witnessed the conflict and
the roofing was intense at all times.
n -hurrr headed ny at5uat- 6nrner- rem
dered several pretty selections. includ-
ing the ''Houn' Dawg' song, and the
crowd sang the chorus.
The Supremes landed on Wog in the
first inning and sent four runs across
the pan: the veteran pitcher was
taken out and Alfred Lorraine's decep-
tive drops nut a sudden stop to their
scoring. Again and again the Claim
bows would land on Webb Gee for
long drives. hut sensational catches
by Harmon and Powers helped Webb
out of hole Henry Walker finally
broke the goose egg in the eighth by
a triple and a daring steal home.
A wonderful ninth inning rally tied
the score. Gillette. Mccarthy and
Ham Arnall singled. and Gamers band
played as Tom Martin connected for
three sacks. he tried in vain TO win
the game. but John Huntington said
he was out al the plate. He was crit.
cised severely and had TO be hurried
away to prevent violence. Old Horse
Burch decisions were a shade better
1t was che. two. three the rest OF the
game and probably would have gone
twenty innings hadn,t-da r,<aess-iH--
tarfered
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
AT the Theatres
NJ the ISijotl.

II applause Is a test OF appro, al.
then surely Lucille La Verne and her
excellent company OF players have
Measured up to every hope ~ the pee
pie OF Richmond in >heir efforts at
the Bijou. Ann Boyo," a drama iza-
ton OF the novel of the same name.
by Miss La Verne was peculiarly
happy selection for the opening en-
gagement and crowed and appfecia-
tive audiences have simply fallen in
love with the motherly soul who s4f@
fers so much ana can yet smile, Not
a member of the company but has al
ready established personal follow
ing. from Baby Kaaen, to Miss Neville.
the clever portrayer of hard part
The final performance OF Ann Boyd"
will be given Saturday night. and 4
large advance sale demonstrates that
packed houses will be the rule.
Next week for the opening bill at
the Academy Miss La Verne has de-
cided TO give Richmond "Clsrice." the
play in which she scored heavily. both
In the United States and on the other
side. As Clancy, the old negro
nanny. she viii repeat her former
triumphs and gain even a stronger
hold on Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
Both Managers Claim They are Going Win the Game,
Which Means T hat the Fans VIII See a Contest
That VIII GLADDEN. Their Hearts
Weather CONTINGENCY

We are feadysao meet the enemy. ="
said Ne~nnsyns' night. and we
do not fear the result We feel that
we could lick the champions of the
United States, and We would like to
get chance at them.
We ara confident that We Will
win the FIRST game" said Manager
Browne last night We have gotten
ourselves In condition 10 do any club
UP that may show" Itself before US
our training season here has not been
frolic season We are ready 10
!1:Get me enemy and We hope We went
he hisn.
Iar an hour before the game today
Professor Joe kesSuich and his band
G. music viii discourse sweet strains
Manager EucVhanan Of the street
car company has made every arrange-
ment for handling the crowds All
Broad and Twenty -fivth street cars
Win go direct 10 he park. v htie there
VIII he special ears run from Ninth
and Main and Ninth and Broad
streets Transfers NAV he had from
any point Ia the city. Petersburg, anu
ali the uuilXiug district. The Ash
i1t1ti ttgE w.ft transfer NJ Eiba 10
cars going west
Tickets @ill be on sale at Crenshaw s.
stpause S. MeCoys and HeIlstern's
Get your tickets at these places IN
order to avoid the rash and wait at
the park
No Concrete stand.
The mana cement Of both clubs seem
satisfied with the outlook
President LAnderaf said last might
That be hoped the people would not
expect 10 see y concrete aud steel
@raudstaud There win be some
tuiugS unfinished" he said we have
been neld baCR by had weather hut We
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
YELLOW JACKETS
DEFEAT BEDFORD
INJURIES SUSTAINED BY WALK
Err AND MlpYETTE DURING
PROGRESS OF GAME.

Especial 20 The Richmond Nirginian)
ASHLAND VA. April 30, Yellow
fackets wJyf trTefr Fifth. strstfglir garsvs
by a score Of II TO 3 Randolph
Macon College defeated the Bedford
Academy BY 81 large score The col
frge took the lead in the first part
ot the game, and held it all the way.
The yellow Jackets knocked White
out Of the box in six innings, and
then ne Vas relieved BY Ferguson
who did not do much better. for the
college. made flre runs off him in
three innings;
The college did some pretty good
hitting. and ii was at the time IL was
needed. The academy played q pret
ty game until the sixth inning They
came in one score of tieing the game
In tha siAth. h9t Brown took Green. .
ORA 90 with rtv5 MEN on bases ana no
body out Brown was the star pitcher
for the college,. for he did not allow
I sir gle score to be made. although
ne went in at a critical time.
Marston pitched part Of the game,
but as Vet he is not in his usual form
The college team was a little lame
for several of the best players were
hurt. and were not able 10 play the
Midyette Ifoke a leader in his arm.
and WAS nor able IN play.
Summary: College. IL: Academy. ).
Two base hits-Bane. Eggleston and
Pritchard. Home run--Ives. Umpires.
Worsham and Midyette, The next
game Will be on Saturday with the
Union Theological Seminary The
game will be called at 4 O'Clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01

CHICAGO, ILL. April 30.~--Hank
o.Bay's reJuvenated Reds kicked thu
cubs around q bit more today. After
Chances men had assumed a FOUR
run lead. the Reds got busy In the
eighth after two men were out and
alugged five runs across the plate
which decided the combat. Zimmer-
man made Cincinnati's winning rally
possible by goine into Evers' territory
for what should have been an easy
put out on Hobiit2ell Lavender drops.
ped Zimmermans belated throw
which let down the bars for the five
runs with four runs in. Brown re-
lieved Lavender, and triple by Es-
s8tvslyl iS.t ,IE what proved tn no the
deciding Ramc. Lavender pitched n
clever game until the eighth, The
The Store
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
Goth scor.s Wion;r, Run

DETROIT. April 30 The winning
streak Of tie Whit" Gox was cracked.
I to 2. in ten rounds TO-DAY MIR. Walsh
was heaving when the boat sailed, he
having been wheeled put to relieve
Lance in the ninth. LANCE had rescued
Moeriiee in the eighth. Tho tenth
started with Cpbb and Crawford M.
cobb nicked lafetv and Wahoo sam
uurched II line drive TO center ~
ii"dtc picked up the bali Goth storpetl
at second. aud th,n digging for third
Jailed p heav2 ia that direction. The
throw GAIA, to Tannrhil ON the bound
and hoGped ett 81 his hands jHst as
Ffbh slid He slti nn the bah and
kicked II INTO the Tiger coop CohD
arrs" and without Waiting ~ brush
ne III on his rents, scored the Ill
n-ME r-LM- Tho acnr.-.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
Betlient Wins His Game

BOSTON. MASS, April 30.---Bedi.
ent, the NoHngSter recently acquired
by the Bostons, held the hard hit
ting Athletics To four hits today win
ning his game hands down. by a score
Of To /. Collins Of the World :
Champions connected with Bedient
for a two bagger. but Baker. Murphy
and 1anforth' She only other men on
the team who could touch Bedient,
secured only scratch singles How
ever The Phillles managed ia make
these hits count and put their only
run over in the second inning. Boston
mt ttanforth and Krause for a total
OF II hits. Speaker getting three OF
them eut OF four times at bat. De
spite the slippery condition OF the
field only one error was made on each
side The. score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
PTMI.ICO RACES

First race, four and a half furiongs:
Hot Water. l04 Schettlinger. won;
Molly Agnes. t04 McCahey. second.
Lawsuit. 1o4 HOPKINS. third Time.
SIS as.
Second race. SIN furlongs, Warbler,
10 Schuttinger. won; Sunragest. lis
McTageart. second, Reysurn. liz Tur-
ner. third. Tine, la 3-5.
Third race, six farlones: Father Ola,
1902 Martin. won; surirk. lio Louns-
third. Time. lis 5-5.
Fourth race. two miles: The Wei
kin. $50 Allen. won. AlEie. 1870 Dona-
hue. second: Ring Master, l4l smith,
third. Time. 405.
Fifth race. four furlones; Little
Hugh Ito SchnttiHEer, Won Early
Light, 107 Mc'rsggart. second. Ami
he. i0z Alex. third. Time. is 4.5.
Sixth rare, one mile. br. Dueuner.
li2 Rutwell. won; olamabula. liz
HOPKINS. second: Hoffman. liz Martin.
third. Time. ! Al S-5.
seventh race. six furiongs: Bean
Chiffon. ll5 Turner won; George s.
DAILY, liz McTaggart. third. Time.
i i6.
Entries To-day.
FIRST race. fer three-yearo sell
ing six furlongs. Catusa, 100. Queen
Bee 100. ST Citffe. mo- Christmas
Daisy. l05: Daingerneld. 1917 Captain
English Deduction. 1905: Mollie Pitch
or. loo: ShiIlalah. lo7; Irene Gummell.
lee; BALTIMORE. l07; Henious. los.
Second race. Druid Hill Park purse.
three-year- old. four and one-h half fur
longs. Sprinx Maid, 100: Heron 10. ;
Rebound. l01: Turkey in the Straw.
Ye7: F3rnelnurg. II. i07: Eetray. tot.
eef-sh. iAi.. tirrrari. ftf; f'nrts. fei !,
Smash. I0l, Chslton King. LOT. Chill
ton Song, 1917,
Chiffon King and Chiffon Song. Bar
haraitv stable entry
Third race three year olds and up.
selling. one mile; Miss Wigs 50. Lady
McGee l05. Col. Holloway. 80. super
stittion. liz: Dandy Dixon 105. Senex.
1oei silver Knight. ia; Royal Meteor.
1903. Ivabel. 10i; Fred Muiholiand.
1893: Bounder. Ios; Lesh. lo5.
Fourth race. Elk Ridge steeplechase.
hunters. two miles: Supplement li7,
Herculoid. l59; J. w. Frye. i5s: Jiu
itsu I4T; Nebo. l42
Fifth race. Oriole handicap. three
x-.stfts ar1.S spgs, ss'g*1I Iuriinss; Wa
ter Vale. IA: Jeannette h.. go Aide
haran. los; Aston. "a: Spring Hoard,
9s; Martin W. Littletan. los; Bob II.
liz. e-f
Sixth race. three year oids and up.
one miles: stairs. los. knight 0fs IN
cas. fle: Safsifxe 100. Brosseau. 100;
Kate X. rs; Garth. 1o2; Darnia, a5;
Penohscot, 107: lingo. 100; Himation.
95: Orinco, ~; Brandy. 1907: Mcleod
f lie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
Tie Game at Harvard.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, April &C.
Harvard and the University Of YER
mont battled on the soldiers ieid slid-
mnnd this afternoon until darkness
caused i cessation ~ ilostilitfos.- TIM
pire ConroY sending both teams to
their respective corners at the close
of the eleventh, with the score. 0 to o.
But one man saw third base during
the conflict With none down in the
seventh. Wigglesworth landed on first.
via the hit by pitcher ball route. Fell
to3 PROMPTLY sacrificed. "Wiggie" then
piIfercd the third sack. and watched
Wingatc POD weakly 10 Williams. and
Desh4 strike out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01

One out when winning run scored,
Summary: Left or bases--Chicag go.
). Detroit. :. Hits made off Mogridge.
> in innings: on Lange, in l In
ming; off Walsh. ( in Ia innings.
T'se-last hit-Bodie. Ttrceebase hit
Bush, Double play-Weaver 10 Rath
to Zeider Bases on balIs-0h VIII
Lett : t,ff MosFidse. off Laaet-, J.
Struck tut-Bv Willctt. ). By Mog
ridge / : by Walsh. l.. Sacrifice hits -
Collins, poJehantv. stolen bases-t'ol-
lahan. Collins. Zeider, Umpires, hi
neen ard perrine Tim. $50,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
WALLACE PROVED
HERO OF CONTEST
PULLED OF BEST STUNT EvEa
PENETRATED IN DANVtLlE.
LUCIA HITS.

Especial TO The Richmond NirginIanl
DANNILLE. VA. April 3o.--Danyille
easily defeated Roanoke today by the
score of > To !. Wauace's error on
Hollands single gave the Roanoke
bunch their only run. Wallace made
one OF the best catches that has ever
been made here in the firth inning.
he ran back aFfe} caught Hollands long
fly pp against the fence with one hand
Lucia. who Was let go ty Richmond.
caught a nide gante for Danville.
score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
LOST SECOND GAME
IN WEST VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON AND LEE pEFEAY.
Ed BY TEAM FROM ACROSS
THE BORDER.

Especial Ia The Richmond EirgsniaasI
LEXINGTON. VA. AprN 3o--In
the second game Washington and Leo
was defeated by the University Of
West Virginia by the score to !.
Hard hitting. when it counted. won,
the game. Ip To the NTH inning but
one Of the visitors had gotten to third
then Thompkins hit two men. and nl-
lowed five hits. netting six runs Tor
West Virginia. The other two were
made in the sixth. by single and I.
base on balls. followed by Iallt4sa
triple, In the eighth. with the score.
8 to ). and the bases full. il looked ~
II Washington and Lee would cAtch
M. Strattes. was sent in for Adams
and on double steal, stewart waa
put out at the plate. retiring the side.
Score bv innings Ii
West Virginia ..-...... Q o 90 s 0 0 e.
w. a. T.. .4e4-..4-44-..-.41 1000 o l n=A
Batteries. West Nirginia--AdAme.
strattes and Hay: Washington and
Leee--Tompkins. and Stewart. Strucg
out by Adams. 1, Strattes.N /; TomDs
kins. 2. Umpire. Mr.. Orth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
Flies 81 Miles An Hour.

BORDEAUX. FRANCE. April 30
Aviator Bedei made fight today from
Villa Couhlav near Paris. TO this city.
making stops at Tours and Angoulem-
enc His average speed for the flight
was about eishty-one miles an hour
and most of the journey was made In
n driving snow storm. Bedel Is trying
10 make the Paris to Madrid trip. In
which Jules veerine was so badly in
ured Yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
SHAFFER'S CREW
L|CkS COOLERS
DODGE AND SIMMONS SEEMED
TO BIZ THE STARS OF

Especial to The Richxond Nirg Man. j
NORFOLK. VA, Nril &o.--Ner-
folk defeated Petersburg in very
slow game here today by the score Of
To 3. The diamond was slow and
muddy. Dodge played a very good
game at short for Norfolk and Sim
mons also played IA good game at
second for Petersburg. The score fol
lows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01

ST. LUIIS. MO, April 3O.-The
Maps beat the Browns : to today
owing principally To the superior
pitching or. fean Gregg Me weakened
only in the eighth. when five hits
brought three runs, Gregg famed
eight men and was very effective. FL
mer Brown, left handler. and Charley
Brown. left handler. worked for the
Browns. Both were hit hard in the
pinches The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01

Especial to The Richmond Nireinian. }
NEWPORT NEWS April Gothic
Shipbuilders defeated the Colts this
afternoon in one Of the pretties games
ever witnessed on the local dia mcnd.
In the thirteenth inning Wolfe singled.
Bowen doubled to left. Cannon hit
10 McComas, who fumbied. and Wolfe
scored. Eerbout and n. Miller both
were in fine form, Nerbnut striking
out eleven men. Griffln's wild throw
in the ninth let the Shlpbuiiders tie
the score. Scnfe as follows.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
w. III. Defeats second j. VI. III. =

In a very Interesting game at Byrd
Park yester day the Woodland Heights
defeated Second High School by the
of Is to 4.
Score by innings: II.
w. IL. .......1 0 c 4 o o-l8
II. S. ....e @ @ . . 4
Batteries-W. H.: Crostick. Wingo
and Garnet: RI. s.: Beck. Craig. Full
Ter and Blankenship.
Features OF tho game were the bat
ting OF Netherwood. pulliam. wingo
and Day. of Woodland Heights
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
United States League Starts Season This Afternoon
LyNCHbURG WINS
CLOSE CONTEST
REffsf5EE FALLS ASLEEP Ssh
ALLOWS THE BLAND MEN
TO BEAT HIM TO IT.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
LYNCHBl RIG, VA. April 3o.---ln
the ninth inning. heating stole home.
with EeVelie holding the ball in his
hand The feature Of the game vas
the playing OF Heating. Revelie was
hit harded than the score indicates.
Lynchburg earned all uf her run.
Score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
kina 10 Receive Commissioners.

LONDON. April 3o.--Earl Grey, the
foreign secretary. today invited the
Panama exhibition comissiomners to
guests Of the government at luncheon
in the House Of Commons next Thurs
dav.
King George Will receive the Ameri-
cans at buckingham Palace Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
'Batted for Brown in ninth.


In ! Ga innings Two base hits
scheckard. Bates. Egan. Phelan.
/ Bescher Three base hits-Esnond.
Home run--Bescher. Double plays
Esmond. Egan and Hoblitzeli. Ease
on baiis-t7f Lavender. ;. struck
out--by Lavender, s, Sacrifice hits
Hoffman, bennox, Lavender. stolen
bssses--sheckard. Schultz. Mitchell.
Wild pitch--Suggs. jmpires john
stone and Eason. Time Ala
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
Petersburg

Barnett. Spencer. Dodge. q Mulianey.
Sacrifice hits--BuSen Two-base hits
- Bigbie Titman, Laughlin. Left on
bases---Peters burg. =; Norfolk 3
Double plays-Finneran to Dodge 10
Bigbie. Struck out--By Finneran. S;
by Morganrath. :. Bases on balls
by Morganrath. s. by Finneran. l.
Wild pitch-Morganrat Umpire
Donahue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
NATION Al LEAGt r..
Results Yesterday.
Standing of the Clubs.


IInCInnatI Al 81 Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburg
Philadelphia AT New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
FISHER CONSERVATIVE.
WINS IN ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, April 3o.--In p8os
mary election held here today to noGl1s
innte n Democratic candidate for YnayyR
or Thomas II. Fisher. Conservatives
defeated Albert p. Brockett. Progress
sive. ~by $40 majority. This pftuAo~l(
is enuivaient to on election.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01

" hcrc They Play To-day

Nov y erk NJ Washington
Philadelphia at Boston
Cleveland al 81 Louis.
CHICAGO at Detroit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01
DanviiIe

=
PRESLEY Sacrifice hits Schrnderl
Lucia. and CASTOR. Sacrifice flies
Wallace, Two base hit-B. Castor
Home run--Clunk. First base on err
FCsf~y lsna 1o}.s. J. Left IN bases R.3tt}.-
oke 6. Danville, :. Double play-B.
Castor to Schrader. struck BY
CASTOR. s; Walden. >. Bases on balls
-Gaston. / Walden. !. Passed bali
Lucia Umpire. Mr. McTeag7Ie. Time
of game. 80,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01

Lineup in Toiay's Game.
Riehfnonsi-~Prout, sb.; Hoff-
man, 3d.; OHare, IT,: Sesooid.
RI; Mcfarland. eff; Bohanuon.
tb.; Blu".c.; Newman, -; Ts-
Ter. Grover. HaGerty. Burns,
Lothrop, r.
WashingtoH---f'aii n; Dun
don, Oh; Adler. Sb.; Browne, ri:
Darling, CT; Care. So; IanaCrc.
H.; Tobin. totter, G.; Pfefer,
Bennett, Trenton, Owens, y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01

Gardner. Collins. Stolen bases
Speaker. Wagner. Bases on balls
on Hall >; of panforth. ? off Bedi-
eslt. j SS-uch rut--By Hall.
by nanfoyth. /, by Bedient. l.
Sacrifice hits-Mclnnes. CarrIgan
Bradley Double pIays--Dauforth
10 Mclnnes. Hit by pitched
ball-By krause. !; by Hall, /: by
Bedient. ! Umpires. O+Loughlin and
Westcrvelt. Attendance $500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-01

'T>wc out when winnig run scored.
Score by innings. K.
Lvnchburg 20 q OF O . ID
Portsmouth = 0 o o o / u %
S4x,mary: stolen bases eating
Watt0F. Douglas. Sacrifice hits
NI6rt&on. Phelan. Murphy and Castro.
G o. base ts--keeting ~. Pheian
and VI orrison. tseft on bases---Lynch-
burg. 5; Portsmouth, . Struck out
BY o Brien. 4. Reveiie. ?. Bases on
halls-By O'Brien. 3: Reyelle, / Wild
pitch--By o'Brten. Time Of game
$50. Umplres-Nessrs Black and
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