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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-09

Prescription for eczema and absolutely
guarantee that Il viii take away the
itch the instant You apply II.
II you are suffering from any form Of
skin trouble We would like to have YOU
come 20 our store, ior We have had the
agency OF this remedy for SO many
years that we can tell you an about
Odd. Prescription and how il cures
eczema. "a Tact, we are 50 sure Of what
Odd viii do for you that we viii be-
siad g let you have A 81 bottle ON our
stsrailtee that il VIII cost you nothing
unless You find that & does the work
For that matter q trial bottle for Csc
ought to be enough to absolutely Prove
the merits of the remedy.
Brop into our store anyway ana We
viii tcii you an about thls great remedy.
cnlckasha, Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-09
JUDGE DlcKERsoN RESIGNS
PRESIDENCY OF COMPANY

Oklahoma City, April Announce
ment is made OF the retirement on
Judge J. T. Dickerson Of Edmond as
president Of the Home Life Insurance
company Of this city. He is succeeded
by DR. ". S. siears, formerly OF Vel
ma. Stephens county. who has be-
come a resident Of Oklahoma City
since assuming the presidency Of the
company.
Judge Dickerson, the retiring presi-
dent st the company. served as a
federal Judge for Indian Territory be-
fore statehood with headquarters at
chiekssha. and was the Republican
member Of the state board of public
affairs during the latter part Of the
Haskell administration 1t is under
stood that he viii resume the practice
Of law IN this city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-09

Washington. April 9.-The working
out Of plans long age made public for
the distribution in this country OF re-
turning Philippine troops undoubtedly
has caused revival Of old rrmors that
large part Of the United States
army IS to be assembled on the Mexi-
can boundary. Somewhat inpatient
lg the general staff officers again
Monday quilted these rumors by point
ing to the various statements issued
from the war department, the last as
recently as April 3. showing the dates
oi sailing OF the six regiments which
are scheduled to end their tropical ser
vice in the Philippines during 1912.
Two of these regiments already are
at sea on their way to San Francisco
and one of them-the Fourteenth cav
airy will go into the border country,
taking station at Fort Clark and Fort
Mcintosh In Texas The Third infan.
try also afloat. is bound for New York
posts. The other regiments will EN-.
bark at Manila on various dates until
as late as June l5 It is not settled
where they viii be located, but II is
expected that one and perhaps two
win be located IN the southwest.
These facts were announced some
time ago and can have no connection
with rumors afloat Monday Of another
concentration of troops on the border
are declared TO have no more basis
than the fact that under instructions
from Washington some army officers
are scouting in Texas for eligible
camping sites for such returning Phil
lppine troops as may be assigned to
the department OF Texas.
The general staff is quietly but earn
esty keeping every branch Of the mil
itary service in readiness for instant
response to call for a force upon the
border, having unpleasant recollee-
tions OF certain shortcomings devel-
oped in the large mobilization move.
ment Of last year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-09
CO Cunning for Doos.

Who Is the official dog killer? That
Is question that cannot be deter.
mined II you ask the officers at the
police station they viii tell you that
it is the fellow who is not present,
and If they are an present, each will
accuse the other and the questions will
be none the wiser The honor does
not seemed TO be courted
Chief Doss still has blood in his eye
concerning the canine tramps of the
town ana strict orders to kin them
have been issued The city officers
lare now armed with double-barreled
shotsuns instead Of the regulation re-
y0lvers and clubs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-09
Society Leader will
Be Held for Assault

Aiken. " a. April 9-After cross
examination by the police, Pearl
Hampton. anegfess, IS believed 10
have given valuable information con.
corning The mysterious attack on Mrs
Frederick 9 Beach, wife Of a New
York society man. whom the police
accuse of the crime
When Reach returns 70 America he
win be charged with assault with ia.
tent 70 XIII Beach and bis wife could
not be located in London today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-09
AMERICANS
PREPARE
TOFLEE
Strike TO tie up the Rail
roads Intervention
Again Denied
Telegram by United rress.

Telegram by United rress.
Monterey Mexico, April 9.-Thou-
sands Of American VIII flee from
Mexico during the next few days, spe.
cial trains being chartered.
This is the result of a decision OF
American conductors and engineers on
the National railways to strike April
l5 Americans want to flee before a
possible tie-up in traffic
The strike may affect Texas roads.
Labor organizations have ordered men
not to handle traffic consigned to the
National railways.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-09

"By Joye." said Duhbs. "Whats
the matter with Tommy Rocksg lie
looked al me as II he were just pining
away"
Think so?" said wiggles why.
saw him last night and he didn't
look very spruce q me."-Judge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-09

IaaI'I EaINIWI 2 ~ 9VTIVal
Ralph Korngold a young writer and
orator VIII deliver the closing number
OF the Socialist lecture course at the
city hall Friday night on the subject,
Socialists at Work Young Korn-
gold is cited as one Of the leading
young men of His party and will de-
liver a vital message for Socialists.
His win be the fifth Of The series OF
Socialist lectures that have been in
progress here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
ORPHANS OUTING
IS HELD TO-DAY
OWNERS ARE ASKED TO HAVE
CARS IN CAPITOL SQUARE AT
3 O'CLOCK.

DR.. Harry =. Corey. chairman of tho
special committee of the Eic1mon1
Automobile club, 10 take charge of the
annual outing Of Jng little orphans
has completed all arrangements Tor
this great event, which takes plare
this afternoon.
All owners Of cars are requested 70
participate. for the committee expects
that It will take at least one hundred
machines To carry the entire party TO
t3eiiwood farm on the Petersburg turn
pike.
Drivers Of cars are asked 70 assem-
bic al Capitol square, and lineup IN
time for the start at O'Clock.
The route VIII be through Ninth
street 10 Broad. To Adams. to Grace,
westward or Grace to Rvfanf, TO
Franklin. proceeding on Frsnhlln 20
Davis monument, returning eastward
iy along Monument avenue and
Franklin street TO Ninth, and thence
direct 10 "Bellwood Farm" by way Of
free bride. HUI street and ePters-
burg turnpike
Cars will be parked in resAla.' or
der on their arrival at the srounds.
Refreshments will be served IA
abundance. and all owners are in
vited to join In this annual outing t.
the children Of the various orphan
ages of the city,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
Standing Of Clubs.
Games To-day.
Washington in Detroit.
New York I'm Chicago.
Philadelphia in Cleveland.
Louis In Boston
DETROIT. MICH. june H.

DETROIT. MICH june fi.~-No
ons but Jean Dubuc knows exactly
why Detroit lost to Washington to-
dav Q to > AS in the case of his
Boston gam" Dubue pitched shut out
ban for eight innings and IN the
ninth let the enemy collect three runs,
This time three were enough to win.
In the ninth something evidently got
pubuus nerve Ee walked Foster.
Milan singled 10 Itft aud Gandil, who
had famed swiee, bounded ever
puhuc's head, scoring Foster. Two
sacrifice files to Jones did the rest.
.itytfnson was sent Ia - sac tae game
in the ninJh aud oaly three men
fired him The Scare;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
Third Round Reached in Old Dominion Teams Tournament
t oday In Baseball
June 18th.

1851. Lee Richmond, Of the Wor-
cester Nationals. who now re-
sides In Toledo, pitched no.hlt.
no-run game against Cleveland
In which no one reached first
base. The score was to o.
1Sso--CharIes S. Dooin, manager of
the Philadelphia Nationals, born
in Cincinnati
1sS3-Boston Nationals defeated De-
troit, 800.
tss4-Otto Knabe. second baseman of
the Philadelphia Nationals, born
in Carrick. Pa.
1sS4-Daye Orr, ~ The Metropolitan
team of the American Associa-
ton made six hits for n total Of
10 bases against the st. Louis
Browns
18S6--Detroit got 2 hits for n total of
~ bases of Charlea Sweeney,
pitching for the st. Louis Ma
tional league team. Detroit
made seven home runs
1s90-Pitctier schmidt, Of the Pitts
burg Nationals, gave remark
able exhibition OF iuaccuracy in
the game with Chicago. passing
twelve men, hitting one and un~
coiling three wild pitches. Ills
team was beaten. 1853
field for Cincinnati in 3 game
against Boston. captured eight
fiies.
1903-Tho PHILADELPHIA Americans de-
feated Cleveland, II. in four
teen innings. Wadden pitching
against Joss OF the eighty
four put-outs, ffty-seven were
secured by the t~o first hasemen
and the two eatchers.
I904--The ST Louis and Boston
American league clubs battled
sixteen innings before verdict
was roaehed, the Bean Eaters
winning. 2-i
gUT Two sfuKEt'g -7atrfTts IN inner
lean league. Detroit defeating
New YORK i6-4, and Chicago
trounoing Washington. 81.
l9f0--Chicago Whit Sox were shut
out for the third consecutive
time by Washington. Score. 20.
1alI-Harry Davis day celebrated in
Philadelphia. Athletics defeating
st Louis. 10, and the present
Cleveland manager getting all
the receipts The Browns male
only one hit of Jack Coonbs, a
single by Barney Petty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
Christian ENDEAVOR
AT CLIFTON FORGE

Especial 70 The Richmond yirginias.
CLIFTON, FORGE, VA. June IL
The first session of the state meeting
OF the Christian Endeayor union was
held tonight In the Presbyterian
church, and the address of welcome
was made by the pastor, Rev. l.. H.i
Paul. Addresses were also made By
several local parties and the response
was by Rev. r. r. Elmore. the State
president. The first nights session
Was marked BY the reports OF the
president and lhe secretary and stre&Sns
Hrer4 and WIS followed by an address
by ex-State Senator Floyd w. King
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
W. & L. ALUMNI
HOLDS MEETING

Special 10 The RicfEftnnd @Igtn :
LEXINGTON, VA, June ll.-~At
the annual meeting today OF the Gen
eral Alumni association Of Wasnfng-
ton and Lee university. DR.. T. A.
Ashby. OF Baltimore, was elected
preside mt The question of the es-
Enlistment of scholarships by the
nationai German American alliance
WIS discussed. Judge j. a. Lacy,
81 Washington, was chairman o: the
meeting. and w Taylor Thorn, OF
Washington. secretary
Hon. James Z. Slayder. of Texas,
class of 1878. delivered an address
before Alumni association.
Tonight Dean II. =. Campbell and
Mrs. Campbell held reception
Tomorrow is graduation day, with
the commencement address by Cover
nor W. II. Mann.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
Is PROHIBITED FROM
TAKING il RISDECTIoN

By an order issued yesterday by
Judge Daniel Grinnan. sitting ir
Chancery court, Justice Crutchfield Ii
prohibited from further proceeding
to take Jurisdiction in the prosecution
of J. Leroy Sutherland for alleged
Violation of city ordinance In not
removing an encroachment from an
alley running from Grove avenue 10
Floyd avenue, between Morris and
Haryie streets. The city Is also or
deyed to pay Mr. Sutherland the costs
of the proceedings
Wallace Brown. counsel for Mt
Sutherland contended that tho magis-
terial court had no jurisdiction in the
case. City Attorney Pollard will take
the case to the Supreme court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
Clsvefs and,

IUtaIs ,.-.-e'-.-4-. 81 10 : Z rs
"Batted for kahier In eighth.
s%Ran for Griggs in eighth
s"~Batted for Easterly in ninth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
Giants Win Game.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE Giants
won an uphill game from the Cabs
today by score Of S to :. A1nes
started In to pitch but was taken out
in the sixth because the Cubs were
getting to him. Mathewson TOOK tie
mound and not q hit was made off
him. over an argument on balls and
strikes Zimmerman was put out o.
the game and ON further objection ~
the Cubs Tinker was also elected
Downs went to short and Leach 70
third. Zimmerman hit out a homer
in the fourth, keeping TIP tire reputa
ton Of the polo grounds for a home
run practically every day since this
season opened. The score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
SENERAIs CLOSE MATCHES AXE
PLAYED IN OLD DOMINION
TOURNAMENT.
THIRD ROUND STARTS
w. II. TRIGG WINS TWICE IN SIM
GILES. GRAVES AND PAGE
ARE yICTORS IN DOUBLES
MRS. TAYLOR WINS.

Many in the gallery at the Coun- \
try club yesterday naively declared
that RI James would make A :
vary suitable Old Dominion CHAINS
pion. even IL Theodore Roosevelt Pell
WAC going to represent the United
States at the olympic games. This
was after Mr.. James had defeated
A j. Gore 6-5. SO, without looking
overcome by tho tXertlon. Mr. James
looked fit to go little further and
he probably will.
For all that the James~Gors match
WAS very interesting. almost as In
teresting as the Zinn-Dunn match,
In which Mr.. Dunn went down 10 de-
feat in spite of his moro brilliauG5
strokes. His very briIlianey was fh8
cause of his downfall for he sacri-
feed stead!ness and control 10 pug
everything he had on the ball. Driya0
out Of court and into the net cost him
many points and his speed was such
that Mr.. linn tripped him up by res
turning the ball at the feet of Mr.
Dunn as the latter rushed for tins
net. a merry little trick. but rather
dsconccrting If NOT used too free
quently.
linn in Third Round.
The Dunn-Zinn had the gallery ap-1
piauding more than several times, cs-ss
pecial1y when Mr.. Dunn got his left
hand service working nicely, for he
appeared to be the favorite. iIow-
ever Mr. .-Zinn won we'll earned
victory ga Cd and goes forward
to the third round
W II. Trige won Tso wlctcrlys yexIsn
y 5TA.-ft n
the forenoon and In the evening when
from Mr.. Williams. r T. Hall who
had won by default early in the day
from Mr. Turpin. put II. b. Lee out
OF the running in the afternoon. Mr.5
Lee having vanquished Mir. Rey nolds
In a three set match: e-S, a-6. 62.
The results Of the day were. Coke
beat Davenport 6-1. Cd. Thornton
heat Kicks so, 6-3 Robb beat I-ind-
say Go al ogiesbv beat Fleming
SO 5-3 Dupray beat DevenH 80.
tl-9. Tyler beat Adair "a, &c. 81.
Shaner beat Buford 6~i, 6-3. Page
beat Augustine Go, 6-4. Tvi1gs b.at
Cecil 6~9, SO. Williams beat Me-
Clees by default. Zinn beat Durn Ga.
Ga. Lee beat Reynolds 3-6. s-3, I'd
Hall beat Turpin by default. Hall
beat Lee 6-l. So. Triggs beat Will
liams 6-3. 3-s So. James beat Gors
SIS, SO.
Result In Doubles.
In the doubles Graves and Page
beat Cary and Blair SO. SO. linn
and Mcintosh beat McCabe AID Kicks
as Ga. ell Adafr and Thornton
beat Reynolds and Triggs 9 4, al.
Mrs. j s. Taylor won i4er way 10
the fourth round by eliminating Hiss
Caroline Preston SO 60. AI.ss Cole
stan also won her match IN the third
round 60, 0-6, ga.
A large gallery saw the play and
the weather wa$ almost ideal Az
night the visiting players we're en-
tertained at stag dinner in the club
house.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
New Business Enterprise.

One OF the new business enterprises
of Greater Richmond is the Richmond
messenger service, which opened It's
doors to the public on June /. II de-
livers messages and small parcels
within the city limits by bicycle mes
sengers at a nominal cost
The men was are financing this new
business having seen services Of It's
kind In successful operation In all the
larger cities. saw that II was much
needed In Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
Rliia.npIiL
Totals

Score tT innings, X.
Portsmouth Il / / o . %
Rhatield e 0 o . q ( OF
summary: I've base hits I'm
ard s. CASTOR. Home r. M 'td-e'
Sacrifice hits--Ca stro. stolen bases
atsou g. Becker. Castro Double
plays Murphy to Castro to Doug
lass Eldridge to Garvin tn Dr1F. tss
...-rL- auL-LI CASTOR . hy FL
driaso, Z BASE on balls-off 81
drige. 3. wud pitch-fiy dastota
lrtr.,I Aai r.. -ity Lucia. / cit n
pas,y I,-tftt'th. 8: Eluefield. II
Tnpire-Mace. Time--l:a5 Attena~
ance~-150.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12

The popularity OF the Empire show
this week was shown by the long line
Of people waiting to get in last night.
Margaret Ryan Is the big star. bur
Grace Tempest is worth looking at,
and Bonnie Gaylord and Berthe Heron
are a small riot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
STANDING of Clubs,
Games Today.
Richmond at Roanoke.
Petersburg at Newport NeWs.
Norfolk az Lyuchburg.
Biuefield at Portsmouth.

ROANOKE NA.l- June 1.-THE
Colts came from behind here today.
overcoming a lead Of live runs ard
won the game IN the ninth inning
score, to 5.
Eerbout was HIT hard in tho frs;
three innings, but settled down after
wards, and the Tigers were unahie 10
score again. Burke's batting easily
featured. He gor double and triple.
each figuring in the scoring. Mana
ger Griffin will send his star siahman
Strain in tomorrow TO try and make
II tw0 out uf three from rfe 1ErFS-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
TEMPERANCE WOMEN
WILL HOLD MEETING

Directors of the Woman's Temper
anee league of America will meet in
headquarters at 15 South Third street
al 10 O'Clock this morning to discuss
important interest pertaining to the
work of the organization.
Special features in connection with
the approaching summer work will be
considered There Will also some
discussion OF plans for booth at lhe
State fair next fall.
An urgent invitation to attend the
meeting this morning Is extended all
members of the organization. So an
nounced Mrs. ]. Tyler Johson. the
president, last night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
Yankees Take Victory.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE IanNees
kicked another & to 3 victory out "
the Sox today. WARRIOR was pokea
RIGHT smart. but with little effect, Doc
White had one bad inning, the third,
when three passes and four swsts
.setted the Yanks five runs. and h
game Each sida made ten kltss.
w aver made three hits. one
double. Score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
Norfolk.

Summary: Two-base hits--Niyon.
Wilson. Three base hits---Braun. Hin
ton, staub. 2. Sacrifice hits-keIly.
stolen bases--Kelly, Hummell. Braun,
Kiroher. 3. Double plays--Hummeli
to Wooiums, 2 Dodge to Hinton to
Bigbie. Struck out-By Roth, 5. by
McClary. 3. Base on balls--By Roth.
G: by McClary, j. Hit by pitcher
Wooiums. 2. Passed balls--By
Norfolk. s. Umpire, Mr.. Mcbride.
-Tifae-4 10 .---
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
unahie 70 Hit PLANK.

CLEVELAND, O., June Ii.-~Phila
delphia made 1t three straigh1s trC'n.
Cleveland here today. TO :. IN free
hitting contest. The Maps DATED Nor
gan out of the box in the seventh, but
could do little with Plank who relieved
him. Jackson again led both teams In
batting. getting three doubles IN nve
-&aa 4cpa-IT 44e-SsaFe:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
win Gee Fe,ce Trxt pooks

At the beginning OF the next ses-
sion text books VIII be furnished to
all school children who are residents
Of the city free of charge. The books
will belong to tho school. however.
and parents must see to Il that they
are not destroyed nor unnecessarily
defAced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Boston
Red Sox increased their lead in the
pennant race by winning their third
successive game from the Browns
to Today. Long distance hitting
Was responsible for all Of the visitors
runs. Yerkes' double scored Hooper
In the FIRST; Iewia,. double acored
erkes in the eighth, Rnd Lewis also
counted on Gardeners double. In this
ninth Carrigan doubled and Hooper
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12

BROOKLYN. June 1.-The PITTS
burgs turned the tables on the locals
today and easily defeated them Is
To 4. The Pirates batted knetzer ont
of the box and gave Kent an equally
warm reception. The Brookiyns put
up miserable fielding game The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
Giants.

WU~ Udsb HII*@~ L~aFEHutF1 ENtFst
Doyle. Three-base hits-~Fletcher,
Devore. Home run--Zimmerman. Sac
ridce hIts-Sheckard. Miller. Stolen
bases-Saier, Dovle. First on errors
New York. l. Struck out--Ry Matty,
3: by Lavender, 2; by Reulbach, ..
Base on balls--Off Ames, .: off Law
ender, s. Double plays-Murray to
Myers: Doyle 10 Fletcher 10 Snod
grass. Hirs--On Lavender. 7 in Is
innings: off Ames, 10 in :. Left on
bases--Chicago, ! New York, :. I'm
ptres--Firneran and Emsiie. Attend
ance, $1,000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
NAV Finish Tf4a, Saturday.

Hearing Of the case OF the vir-l
ginia Taxi Service company agajnsE
the Sultan Motor company ID stun
proceeding In the paw and Equity
court. 1t is hoped that the trial Will
be finished by saturday at least.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
lYNCHbU1 E WINS GAME,
SURE! SEE THE SCORE !

LYSC.HBU RIO. VA, Jane ll.~-By
defeating the Tars here today the
Shoemakers won their first game this
month Roth and MeCreary were
each hit hard. Staub and Hummeil
featured In the field, and the batting
AZ Braun. Nixon and Staub was Of
high order The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
CHAMPIONS HAVE MERRY
TIM: At NEWPORT NEWS

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. June ii
The Coolers hammered the snip
builders pitcne RI all over the Tot here
rit4fgv xv4uninu Is 10 @. Al no time
during the game did the Shipbuilders
threaten to score. Barnetts hoine
rtlu was the longest hit made here
season Icing the first ball to be
bafted over the fence, The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
rhl,lie~ Hammer Humphrie~.

PARLIAMENTARY. June little
rPillies hammered Humphries a
former Quaker. today and took the
saoond Straight game from the Gin
cinnati Reds. 10 8. Curtis pitched
good bali. The batting of Paskert
and Magee featured. Score;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
Totals ...., .s...-Sf
Richmond

summary: Two hasS hts--Griffin.
Burke. Pressly, Newton Three hsse
hite-~ Burke. Holland. LATTE. Sacri-
fee hit~-Cinn Stolen bases-flour
nny. .: Mace, Raley. MATHS. Dou-
Bile plavs-Shields to Newton TO Gar
man; Holland. unassisted. struck out
by Vertout. 4 by B,irleson. I Haae
on balls By NeTvnut, ]. Hit by pitch
er-Martls. Left ON bases Roanoke,
4 Richmond. g. UmpiFe-~orth Time,
J. 80,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
by innings

Summary: Hits-OT Morgan. in
8 Ia innings: off Plank. la } 30 in
nings: OF Kahler. II In innings: off
Raskette. in l inning. Two base hits
Jackson. 3: Morgan. Baker. Sacri-
flee hits--Olson. birmingham. Butcher.
Sacrifice fly--Birmingham stolen
bases-Oldring. Baker. First base on
balis--oN Morgan, 4; or Plank .: off
Kahler. 1. Hit by p,cher-Bv kailier
/. First base on errors---Cieveland, 2:
Philadelphia. Q. Left on bases --Cleve-
land. 9; Philadelphia. 8. Struck out -
BY Kaher 3 by Morgan. g. hy Planl,,
/. Double plays--Olson TO Peckin-
paugh to Lajoie. Time, 1920. Um-
pires--Connolly and Hart. Attendance,
1887.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
CUBS ARE BEATEN
BY AWFUL GIANTS
NEW WORKERS RESUME RACE
FOR LEAGUE PENNANT AFTER
SHORT STU MBLE:.
CINCINNATI is BEATEN
REDS CONTINUE ON DOWN. ARD
TRACk--BRAvEs WIN TWO
STRAIGHT AND PIRATES
SLAUGHTER DODGERS.
National League Games.

New York, s; Chicago. 3,
Philadelphia. s; Cincinnati. ;
Boston, 2; st. Louis. i
Pittsburg, 16. 8rooklyn, !.