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The Keota news., 1912-06-14

You can buy A almanac nov for .
,enny or less. and . tradeSmaA viii
send you one with his compliments
for nothing. but the arst printed
specimen published 1t Nuremberg IN
ll7s, wLs thought such Q wonderful
thing that II vas sold at ten golden
crowns . copy-mors than IT. weigh;
In gold The drst English printed A.
manAe Vas the -Shepheard1 Kaiso-
da1.- translated from the French. and
printed bv Richard Pynsoa IN 1897.
and the nrss popular almanac of the
-Old Moore Ups vas the -Prooos-
tyAeyon Of Aays;es John Thybault.
msdycyner and astronomer oe the
Empsrysu Majestic OF The ysars of
our Lords NCCCCCXXXU.- Bssadss
peophssytng VAN. revolutions and
The death Of kinEa.- that sarU ~
manae told you the proper day q
take physie. Monday vas the day far
atlunents Of The iega. Tuesday tor A.
fsetions Of the bead. etc But What
The unfortunate su6ere vas 70 %
Who had . pain on The wrong day It
does not state. says The Looloo
CAroaicla You must take pains .
he proper time.
The Keota news., 1912-06-14
Greeley to Have Puimo.oe.

Creeaey.-Greeley Is TO have . pui
motor. = device designed TO bring TO
life those Who have been drowned or
asphyxiated- The county commission
ers Agreed to pay twenty per cent Of
the purchase price. the gas company
another twenty per cent and the city .
similar amount
The Keota news., 1912-06-14

Hundreds OF people who would be
horror<ttcken 1t the suggestion OF
suicide by the ropeand-rai,er method.
are daily killing their best selves with
the poison Of self-pity
The Keota news., 1912-06-14
Reed Breaks wrist; we.es Wins.

Reed 8eeoks Wrist; Weie6 Wins.
Grand Junction--In the third round
OF scheduled ten-round bout with
Jack Welch. the Australian champion.
David Reed OF Acntrose broke hts
right wrist when he struck Welch On
tie head WeIch wAS declared the
winner. Young James Of Fruita has
rounds June IL
The Keota news., 1912-06-14
Baby browns In ,rrisatina Ditch.

03oy Of0W"o !" JT101t00 OstSH.
Johnstown--Eddie Prott, the two
yeA.-old son Of Peter Prott. living four
miles southeast of here, Vas drowned
in an isrigattng ditch in front Of his
home He wandered out OF the yard
with his mother in pursuit, and TALL
Ing Into the stream. drowned before
her eyes-
The Keota news., 1912-06-14

That 0omo Of the mea Who vSro
rso~uod fFo0 The titanic voro le0o
With the ship u . modsra&s WAy ok
putting IN unpIsAsAnt truth. Ma
HippacA OF Chicago. one o he vom-
sn SURVIVOR. sid that he boat in
which she and her daughter vas
saved contatned II women and tWo
msn. one Of tie latter being . opAs.
lard Who carried Q poodle dog h Hi
arnA Tie vomsa. Who vsrs ,roviAg.
b7t % said b couldn't - ho had q
mind his dog
The Keota news., 1912-06-14
Resseeks s,. vraia win Fsss.

Restoeks 81 vr1in With Fish.
Loognon; The Lonxmoot Fish
and Game Protective Association Is
making rapid progress toward the re-
stocking os the two forks C. tae St
Vrain liver west Of this city.
The Keota news., 1912-06-14

A very successful remedy for pelvic
eaiarrh Is ho, douches Of Paxtine An
tiseptic. \, druggists. &c box or sent
postpaid OF receipt OF price by The
Paxton Toilet, Co. Boston. Mass.
The Keota news., 1912-06-14

Toe the drst time n tAe hisenry o1
tAo world. airships have beea nssA -
which wiped out Q fsrkt8h camp ~
bo0hs dropped from above. 0s0r
selves cat q raA0a. inAieafs vAAx .
terrible tAi1g IL var q - Asaf h.
ossnuctjoa made Doss1bSs b. ~ ~
Vont3oao aAA nOW ru0oareoA
The Keota news., 1912-06-14

color1do produeeion Per Aere Leads.
Denver.-CoaoraAo led the United
States in the number Of bushels ol AZ
rsculturA products produced to the
acre. according to statistics which
have been takeA fron the Yearbook Of
the Department Of Agriculture for
1910. the latest issue, and compiled by
l. c. Paddock. St1te cumOt1ktoneF OF
immiGratioa- Tie period covered BY
his figures Is fro019O0 to 1910 Dur
ing that tine the ee1ezal average Of
tie United States Vas 14-3 bu1Aeas to
the acre. Coa0rAAC's Production was
zs-7 bushek- AnA this In spite q the
faet that the figures from the 1910
seesoa. ooe -oe tAe dryest In the his
tory q ths state. ne inefn1eA
The Keota news., 1912-06-14

For rea1S Gar5elc Tea has bee. on the mar
ks&. Thk must 1oeaa . remedy worth while.
The Keota news., 1912-06-14

Don't be misled Ask for Red Cross
BAG Rloe Makes beautiful white clothes
At al GOOD xrocers
The Keota news., 1912-06-14
The condensea Product.

-Oh. 1untie. can l 90 to the fancy
dress ball A. . milkmaid?"
nc. darling: you're TOO small"
Well, then. can go as con-
6ensed milkmAid~
The Keota news., 1912-06-14

Big Sister-Now. Jack, I'll give you
. nickel II you'll be good and not
bother when Mr.. Softly callS tonight
Jack-Au right. sis. and for dime
extra I'll promise not TO put dad wise
lat he's there.
The Keota news., 1912-06-14
Plan to Develop Quarry.

Fort Collins.-Headed BY & L. Sal
ladin several business men are form
Ing . company to develop granite
QuaIries sixteen miles southwest Of
here. The GraAits is said to be Of the
finest quality and IN option has bsen
obtained On 4lS aeres OF quarry land
1t y proposed to form = corporation
With . captfal stock Of $1Oo. 900. and
II II estimated that the plant VIII cost
about eso, eco.
The Keota news., 1912-06-14
s.,.1,es e-svsatsea es oise.ss.

1&aadieo prevontioa of 0ioe1oa.
Grceley.-c- l. Fitch. potato expert
u Speeding much dine In the fields Of
the county studying temperatures OF
Scil and water IN their relation to the
fusarium disease
He advocates irrigation 0 potatoes
cloudy days or after night, when air.
water and surface coil are cool He
advises late planting In this district
He says crop coalitions are favorable
here and Throughout The state.
The Keota news., 1912-06-14

A good memory IL essential to .
successful Nar
The Keota news., 1912-06-14

thanks for what Lydia E Pfnkham'a 4
Vegetable COMPOUND has done for ma.
/ had taken other medicines but did nol
find relief. Miss Cora b. Fo0aAUGH,
Stoutsville, Ohio, RED, No. l.
Hundreds of such letters from moth.
ers expressing their gra6tude for what
Lydia e. Pinkham'S Vegetable Com
pound has accomplished for their daugh.
ters have been received BY the Lydia e
Pinkham Medicine Company, Lynn, 4asa.
The Keota news., 1912-06-14

ular. A friend Cd
vised me TO take
Lydia E Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound, and before !
had taken the whole
Of two bottles I
found relief. I nm
only sixteen years
old, but I have bet
ter health than for
two or three yean-
/ cannot express my
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
HAMPDEN-S|DNEy
DEFEATS SPIDERS
Defeat of Richmond Is Ninth
Straight Victory for Home
Team.
Especial to The rimes.Disna,oh

A''fN'Ahi W Ht lIleS- DlSDHtch
Farmville. Va, May 2.-Hampd an.
sidney won its ninth straight victory
TO day by defeating Richmond COLLAGE
by the score OF to 3. Iampden-SId-
ney had the game going her way from
the start. and 1t was only In the ninth
that Richmond managed to land a man
safe on third, In the ninth, however,
by base on balls. an error and three
hits, she earned three runs. The stars
for Richmond College were Woodward.
stephens. Ancarrow, while Lewis. C.
H. Saunders and Frey played the best
ball for IIampdcn Sidney.
Score by innings: H.
Richmond College. o0O000s--a
sidney .....i 1 000l2 O0-o
Batteries: For Richmond College.
Clarke and Gwathmey; for IIainpden-
Sidney-Lewis and Frey.
Summary: Hits-Off Gwathmey. IL:
off Lewis. 3. Base on balls-of Gwath-
mey, 0; off Lewis. 3. Struck out-By
Gwathmey, .: by Lewis. 12. Stolen
bases-ltichmond College, 2; Hampden
Sidney, 5. Two-base hits--Wool, Lewis
and Frey. Umpire. O'Toole.
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Oh alners
MOTOR CARS
0ordon Motor Companv
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
GAME MARKED BY
LOOSE FIELDING.
Washington and Lee Defeats
Trinity by Score of
7 to a..
Especial to The Times-Disn,,oh,


Lexington. Va. May 2.-Wushinrton
and Lee won from Trinity. OF Nor,h
Carolina, to-day. to 1, in n game
marked by loose fielding. Lii, ,wirin,,
ms hrst big game for Washington and
Lee ana pitched heady ball at all
stages. and iielded his position in great
style.
knipe. for Trinity, pitched fair
sahle. out he let Washington and Lee
.akc the lani in the sixth. when lie In,
'erccp'ed throw from the outfeld.
allowing Turbyiiil to score, when he
should nave been out. Lille scored a
moment later on Webstcrs single
washington and Lee was never headed
The locals scored two I'm TIM 6rst
inning on a pass. two hits and an ont
anu double steal. Trinity forged
ahead in the third. scoring thre. on "a
walk, sacrifice, two hits and n passeL
thiri strike. which bounded OF In.
plate over Donahuc's head Washinp
TON ana Lee won the game in the sixth
on hnlpc's play. and added two more
IN ina seventh. after Erwin's double.
when Trinity made several bad throws
around second and third. Trinity mad,
the final run in the eighth on two hits
and stolen base.
score p T, r,
Wash and Lee. 2oooos2o.-7
Trinity ....... 90 o0O1O--i G
Batteries: Lille and Donahue: Knlpe
and Mclean, Stolen bases-Foushre
Anderson. Webster (2). Raftery. smith
Lille Three-base hit-Liie. Two-base
hh-Erwin struck out--by Lille. IL;
by Enipc. c.
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VICTORY ron GEORGIA.
4. VI. Defeated In Fast Gnmc bt
Score of to a.

Raleigh, y. .. May THE Uniycr-
slty OF Georgia won from y. {. NJ to-
day, 10 o. ia one CT the most In
tensciy exciting games seen here thi.
season.
Carl Thompson sustained his repu.
talon as one OF the best college p'tch-
crs In the South but IN Robertson he
found worthy opponents Tho big
Red aud White southpaw deserved to
win The game, allowing the Georgia
Ct3ckers only five hits, while A. e. NJ
got seven OF OF Thompson. but an err
ror by Second Bascman Patton. pre-
coded by 1t single by Twitty, won the
game Tor the Red and Black. Although
the error coltrinn Is heavily loaded, n
total OF nine errors being made by the
two teams. the game was featured by
the team work OF the GeorGians and
tho work Of Robertson and THOMPSON.
Score by innings: R.H z.
4. 4: VI. ........v 700 90 4
l.. OF Ga. .......o 90 o o. II >
Batteries: Robertson and Seifcrt; c..
Thompson and Bowden.
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CAROLINA WINS
FROM Y. P. |.
tspoe!al % The rInoa.Dlsnn,ch

Chapel I'M y. e.. May I'm a swat.
iest Carolina defeated Virginia POLY.
tccnhic Institute here to-day = 10
Baliy aud Sw!nk featured at the bar
WIN triple and u single apiece La.
nier pitched steady game for Caro-
ma keeping his hts well scattered.
Evans. Tor tho Techs. famed eleven.
but punched hits spotted his game.
scvIt ny iHhings: x. II. f..
" T. J. ........0 20 10000
Batteries: I.anicr ana Swing. Evans
and Lesge. Two base hits-Winstead.
PICK. Three-basc hits--Swing. Bailey.
stolen bases-Jones, Hines Double
piay-Balley TO Winstend TO Leak. I'm
pirc, Dalton OF Trinity
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HAMILTON is EFFECTIVE

10 t,iieyeland, O., May 2.-Pittsburo,
f@at tyu OUT another victory today. de- !"
could ouii.hg e. chle lev TO 3 cieveland
Pittsburrhp ut n,i ,il,le with Hamilton, the
me latter allowed the Forest D Sitr.a
eean To all but tie the score, ThS..,
Sreof5 IN succession filled bases for
Iii sanna, IN The ninth. a two-bass
hm, I1IoIcu Two. There was none out
nn, Hamilton caused Freeman and 0r,
" pop up easy flies. and Delnbantw
W ,n was passed purposely, was forced
'"e i'st out by Selig. Score:
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v. NJ. l. IS DEFEATED.
Guiiford College, With Professional
Battery, Wins Game.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1

Especial to The Times Dlspatch1
Lexington. Va, May 2.-Virginia
Military institute lost to Guilford Col
lege to-day by the score Of S. to 4 in
q game of eight innings, the Cadets
being called to drill. Moore twice re-
tired Guilford with three on bases. In
the fourth, after four hits were made
without run. and in the third, after
two singles. Moore hit TO deep centre
for home run. Guilford used a pro-
fessional battery.
Score by innings: RTE: Il.
Guilford ........00 0 . 0-5 12 O
v. Nj. L. ........00S 010 00--4 ,
Batteries: Benbow and Hobbs: Moore
and Reed.
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Cincinnati.
ST. Louis.
Totals Isl 4Tei Totals ..iol5=, 10

,Bat;ed 70. Harmon in seventh.
score by innings: Il.
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READING TRIMS NEW YORK

New York. May BILLY Jordan's
New York team OF the United States
League was trimmed here this after.
noon at Bronx oval by the Reading
nine TO the tune OF 6 to .. Jack Gro
min. who played with the Giants in
1903. pitched for the visitors and
sammy Smith. who twirled for the
Providence. Montrcal and Toronto teams
of the old Eastern League. opposed
him Porte, the Reading catcher,
mad" two doubles and a single IN four
times up The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
HERMITAGE GOLF CLUB

An Interesting golf tournament took
ht'ace Yesterday on the links of the
hermitage Golf club. Ouiy one bail
was played by two players. consis,in..
~ woman and man. partners, each
taking alternate drives.
me field consisted Of thirty enthu-
ssiasts' several good scores were made.
Miss sophie Meredith. nlayinn viii
Heudes Winston, won. with score OF
The next mixed tournament will bo
an lS-hole contest wa W
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summary: Left on bases-Cincinnati.
Q: Chicago. .. Double play-tficks and
Council Struck out-by Crow, a. by
Hogan, 3: by Raymond. .: by Parker.
B. Bases on bails-or Grow. 2: off
Hogan. /: off Raymond. =: off Parker.
3. Sacrifice hits-Mollencam Hogan.
Crowley. Stolen bases-Badel, Witter-
stetter. Wild pitches--ParkAr, /: Ray
mond. l. Hits-off Grow, In in
nings; off Hogan. 4 In innings off
Raymond. Q in ia innings; off Par
ker. in % innings. Time of game.
2:1o.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
THEY PLAY TODAY

Porto (2). Disbrow. Sacrifice hits
Brouthers. Abil. Frederick, Freyer,
Disbrow. Stolen bases-BeaI, Abil.
Young. Left on bases--Rcading. s: New
York, s. Double play-Porte and Brod-
erick. Bases on balls-Off Cronin, 3; or
Smith. 1. Struck out--By Cronin IL:
min. (Bruggy. Hynes). Passed balls
Forte, 2. Umpire, Tone. Time. 1:ii.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
SHIFT IN LINEUP
OF Detroit TEAM
Works, Pitching His First Came,
Shuts Out St.
Louis.
BOSTON HITS GROOM HARD
Chicago Wins Pitchers Battle.
Athletics Lose to High
landers.
BOSTON HITS GROOM HARD

Detroit. ;May 2,-works. pitching his mrs,
game OF the season. shut out st. Louis to
.. Bailey was Wild and was replaced by
Lake In tho second. Jennings made Il shift
In his lineup. sending Louden TO tho bench
Moriarity TO third. Wit TO second ana Dele
hnnty TO left field stanage was benched
In favor OF onslow. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
Women Admitted
Free at Lee Park

Tuesdays and Fridays, instead OF
Tuesdays and Thursdays, hive been
designated by President Lnndgraf
az Ladies' Days at Lee Park, when
there VIII be no admission charge,
either general or tn the Erundstand.
In accordance with this decision,
women of Richnond are Invited to
attend the game to-day without any
charge whatsoever.
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Boston.
brooklyn.

Boston ......................64o
Brooklyn .....,...............00i OoolD = Z
Summary: Runs-Sweeney. Miller ca,
Campbell. kirke t2>. Dev!in. Sprat,. Me
Donald t2), Gowdy. Moran (21 Dnuhert 81.
smith, Daily. Nnsl!ng Two-basc hits
spratt. Gowdy C2). Smith Sacrince Nv
Northen. stolen base-smith Dorb!e pIavs
Sweeney 10 Devlin Northen to Daubert
Lett on hases-Boston. s; Brooklyn. = First
case on erFors-Boston. :: Brooklyn / Hits
OF Knetzer a at bat mono ont rr., H.,
ning): of Schardt IN i inning; OF Wing
ing in innings; of Brown. in Gain
hines; Off HoEg. in l-3 inning First ba -
on Dalls-on knetzer, :. off Schardt, !: on
1lnsling. ?; OK Brown. I; of Hog .
struck ou5-i'y Schavdt. :: by Y!nrIinr :.
9y HOGS 3 Wld pitch--IIogg. Yimglinr'
Passed balL-H!seins Time q; ram" &c
umriTes. Rigler and Finncran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03

summary: Two-base hits-Dlue pro,,
- anu, Ad'er. Home runs-DowIin,
a 'cr SaG1,ilS .,, hits-Adler Hoffman e.,
Ing Mcfarland Bohannon te@ sesnpow-
phtaysmseyhold to Newnham: scybold 10 Ros
Wsshin,.,o Left on Rchmond. TO- 10:
trenton '1"' 90 First base on balls-on
Gnsh"r' OH Goshorn. =. Struck out-p'
E tor,n' T. III by pitcher-sevbo,d 'N ,is
~ 'r.a , Wild pitch-Tren,on (eI tn; Nc
% same ::o' Umpire, Gassmeycr lime
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Philadelphia.
New York.
Totals "a s2tli i Totals
.Battea :or Moore In nln,h.

score by innings: y
Philadelphia ..................o IOdoloo -,
New York ...-...............s OaoO0r g
Summary: Runs-Knabe, Titus. Cravatb
20. Doyle "a. Murray. Becker Me-kie
Two-baee hits-TItus. Merkle. Doyle Three
base hi;s-Merkle o.. Cravath. Home run
TITUS. Sacrifice ny--Doolau. stolen bases
Doyle 90. Murray. shater Titus. kuabs
Lett on oases-New YORK. 9; Phllade!phit.
First base on erroTs-New YORK !: phil
eee!ph'a, = First base on balis--of Ics.
Teau. {; of Moore. i Struck out-By To-.
reau. {; by Moore, 3. Wild pi,ch-Moorc
lime OF game, 2:e5' Um2i!es. Klein and
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Totals rs ca y Totals ...H

Summary Runs-Lord. Callahan Weaver,
i.a1oie. Two-oase h!t--Lajoie. Three base
hi,s-Block. Ball. Sacrifice h!t--Bodie sac
rihce ny-Block. Left on bases-ChIcago
3; Cleveland. S. IIits-On Walsh. ] In 6i-s
Innings: of I.ange, in aa-3 innings First
oase on bal!s-On kahler, Il off Walsh. Il
off LANCE !. Struck out-By Knhler. 1:
.by Walsh, .: by I.ange. l. Time OF game
1872 Empires. Dneen and Perrlnc.
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FIVE PITCHERS USED

Boston. May c--Bos,on used IN two Brook
ign pitchers and hit another freely In the
hrst Two innings to-day. scoring ten runs,
and won ey II to :. Brooklyn hammered
Brown from the box after scoring four runs
in the third. score:
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O'TO0LE GETS GOOD SUPPORT

PITTSBURGH. Pa, May 2-ch!caeo was shut
out to-day by tho splendid work Q: o'ToOlc
ana the good support given him by the
Pittsburgh players. Only two Chicago run
ners reached third base Mcintyre was
taken out in the middle OF the third, Reu,-
zach taking his place. Score
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
MAPS LOSE TO CHICAGO

Chicago. May ?.-chicago defeated C!eve.
!and 10 to-day. The game WAS n pitch
ers' battle between Walsh and kahlar. In
which the former weakened after Milling
the bases in the seventh. Three punched
hits. an error and sacrifice fly gave Chica go
their scores. while double and triple saved
the Ns!toAs from shut out score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
CINCINNATI GETS
SHUI-OUT VICTORY
From Opening of Game Reds
Have Everything Their
Own Way.
0'TooLE STARS FOR PIRATES
Brooklyn Defeated by Bostou,
and Giants Win From
Phillies.
0'T00LE STARS FOR PIRATES

St. Louis. May e.-Tweive hits of Bob
Harmon in seven innings to-day gave Gin
cnnau ten runs and shut-out victory.
Bcschcr opened the game with double.
was advansed by Batcss safe hunt. and
scored by Mitchell, Iiobli,zel having
been hat 10y pitched ball From that time
on the visitors had things their own way.
Gaspar retiring his opponents in rapid
fashion. Score:
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POORLY PLAYED GAME

Philadelphia. May New York again de-
feated the home team TO-DAY In poorly
played game. to s. All the pitchers were
Ineffective except Quinn. who pitched tho
last hrc innings for New York while both
teams made many fielding errors score:
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BUGS RAYMOND LOSES GAME

Cincinnati. O.. May by punching
their hits In a timely manner. the Cil-
oinnatians took the second game of the
series In the United States League
from Chicago. Bugs Raymond pitched
for the visitors. but thu local men got
20 him in the first round of the con-
lest. Score:
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UNITED STATES

Richmond. 6; Washington. ..
New York. 9; Reading. 0.
Cincinnati. 6: Chicago. s.
Cleveland. 8; Pittsburgh, c.
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Philadelphia.
New York.
Totals ...as l. u IS Totals go;
'Ba,ted for Vaughn In fourth.
tran for Woiverton in fourth.

Score BY innings: r.
New York. ...................0o 4ci4oO-!i
Philadelphia .................00 4 1000 o. )
Summary: Runs-XiHE. Martin (2). Sim
mons Cd, Cree 90. IIartzci (3). Coleman,
Gardner. Lord strunk. Collins Thomas 90
Two base hit-1-ord. Threc-base hits-Col-
Inns. Thomas. Sacrifice hit--tiardner. Sac
lihce nies-fiartzcll. Street. Double play
Collins to Derrick To McInnis Left on bases
New York. II; Philadelphia. .. First base
ON crrora-New York. 4: Philadelphia. ::
Hits-On Vaughn. and Il times at bat in
innings; off IIof. and times Mt ba t
In ! inning; off Quinn. and is times at
bat In . innings: off Morgan. and II times
at bat in innings (none out In NTH; off
Dantorth. and II times AT bat In In
nings. First base on bails-On Morgan, g.;
off Danforth. 4; off Vaughn, /; off Hon, l..
Struck out-By Morgan. l. by Danforth 4;
Struck out-By Morgan. /; by Danforth. /: by
Morgan. (Cree). limo OF game, 2:l5 UNI
pires. O'Loughlin and Westervelt.
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FBatted for Rafferty, in ninth.
p"Ean for Wakefield in ninth.

Score by innings: n
Cleveland ...oOO OOoO,
Pittsburgh O31011 o.
summary: Runs-Freeman, Ort. Del
ehanty. Kirby. Green, Callahan. Brown.
Riley. Ritchey. Two-base hits-Britton,
hughes, Brown. Riley. Home run
Riley. Sacrifice hit-Duf. Sacrifice
tiN--Duff. stolen bases-Hughes, Sti.
ner. Freeman, Delehanty. Double play
Kirby. Seiig and Freeman. First base
on nalIs--On rafferty,. . OFF Hamilton.
3. Struck ont-By Rafferty,. 4: by Ham.
iiton 3 Wild pitch--Rafferty. First on
crrors-cleveland. 5. Left on bases
Cleveland, 4: Pittsburgh. :.
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BIG CROWD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
REBS WIN BALL GAME
W ashlrgt-n Again defeated, This Time by
st q lue anu Owing Each Make H,m4
hu---r asst ana Anappy Playing
Nla rkS COnLeot.

what to do and when to do it, and they
won Washington finishes to-day. af-
ter which Reading comes for three
games. The score:
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SENSATIONAL FIELDING

Washington. May 2-Bos,on hi. Groom
hard and timely to-day defeating wash
ington to .. Sensational fielding plays
were made by Lewis Speaker. knight and
Flynn. Score:
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Detroit.
Totals 20 5eiis Totals ~ o2,l,

Stovall. stolen bascs-Moriariiy (2). Dele
hanty. Double play-Moriarity to Wit to
Gamer. Left on bascs-Dctroit. S; st. Louis
.; FIRST base on errors-St. Louis, l. Hits
on Bailey. . In inning; OF Lake. 4 I'm 7
innings. First base on bails-On Works =;
OF Lake, 2. Struck out--By Works. .: by
Lake T. Hit by pltcher-Shotten. WiId
nitch-Ratiey. Time OF game. l:4s Empires
Egan and Evans
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Montgomery. Montgomery. c: Mo-
, At nashville: Nashville, G; Memphis
- n, Chattanooga: Chattanooga, .: At.
AZ Blrrninsham: Birmingham, c New
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AMERICAN

Detroit. /; st. Louis. o.
Philadelphia. 3: New York. II.
Ghicago. 3: Cleveland, /.
washington, 8; Boston. 6.