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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05
EXTEND TIME ON PAYMENTS To
SALT RIVER VALLEY RANCHERs

Phoenix, Ariz, Nov. 5-OfficiaI no
tce has been received from Washington
that the time for the formal opening
of the Roosevelt dam and Salt river ir-
rigatiOn project had been extended to
December /, 1913. The first payment
Of over $4,000, 600 to be made By
ranchers was also extended one year
from that date.
Under the previous ruling these pay
ments would have become due IN
August, 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05
ALPINE YOUTH is
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
was Climbing a steep Hill When His
Gun Slipped and Was Discharged;
Brought to Ell PasO.

Alpine Texas. Nov. 5.-Press Full
lengin was accidentally shot by his
own gun on Paisano peak Monday at
1870 a m. while hunting with c. L
Bush, operator at Alpine, and W. r.
Bell He had climbed 100. feet above
his friends and his gun slipped down
the steep face of the hill. The trigger
hit a rock and he was shot through
the intestines and liver DR.. J. A
Hardy was summoned by telephone and
pronounced the wound probably fatal.
They tagged train No Z and took him
TO FL PasO. The boy was aged II and
was a son Of the manager Of the City
hotel al Alpine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05
ALPINE sURSCRIBEs TO
COVONTV gTTON M

Alpine, Tex, Nov. 5.-Alpine BUSH
ness men have subscribed $10C to-
wards the new colonization campaign
Of the G. H & S A, with reference
San Antonio and FL PasO. In return
Alpine win receive 5000 copies of an
attractive folder for distribution, which
viii also be widely circulated by the
railroad Publicity agent Maule spoke
enthusiastically Of locating a first
class tourist hotel at Alpine, which
has long been noted for the year round
advantages OF its climate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05
IL UNEXPECTED n MEKIco.

Breathlessly we read that another
general has invaded Chihuahua and is
expected to Join Salazar in an attack
on Juarez. We suppose we ought to
saw whom God has Joined let no man
put asunder, but it sometimes looks as
II Providence was neglecting Mexico.
From Los Angeles Times.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05
GETS-IT For COrnS
Really a Wonder


The new kind OF corn cure; the only
sure kind; the only easy safe, painless
kind is here. It's what coEn-pestered
people have been looking for ever
since the age OF shoes. Does 1t really
DO the work? Wen, Just one trial wiz
prove it
The name OF this big surprise IS
sGETS-IT,'' because It gets # You
don't have 20 wrap your toes in ban
dages. There are no plasters. no
salves- What Is more, "GETS-TT9 VIII
never, absolutely can't hurt or make
che true flesh sore, as many other corn
things" do. Il it gets on the skin,
il won't, can't hurt or injure the flesh.
Apply It in two seconds It's guaran-
teed. or your money IS refunded
Your druggist sells 'GETS-IT.' e
cents per bottle, OF direct II you wish,
from 2. Lawrence & Co. Chicago.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05
HOLBROOK FALLS To
DEATH IN NINE SHAFT

Douglas, ARK, Nov 5.-Harry Hob
brook, aged So years, a timber man
at the Pilares shaft or the Moctezuma
Copper company, at Pilares, Son. fell
from the SEQ to the 1000 foot level and
was Instantly killed He is survived
BY a wife and several children The
body was brought here for burial.
HolbrOok was one OF the best known
miners in northern Sonora, having
been connected with the MOcteEuma
company in and around Pilares for
number Of years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05
WAR MAY
AFFECT Ell PAS0
Wheat Price VIII Go Higher
If Eastern Trouble Cuts
Off Russian Shipments.

FL Paso grain dealers are wondering
what effect the Balkan war VIII have
on the high cost Of living as it re-
lates to the cost Of wheat.
One shreWd dealer. VINO has been
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05

Roy Rabbit. formerly with the Dav-
export Democrat-Leader, Davenport,
Iowa. has arrived in FL Paso to take a
position in the stereotyping room of the
FL PasO Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-05
D R | N K
H A B | 7
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT.

RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT.
Thousands OF wives. mothers and sis
ters are enthusiastic in their praise Of
ORRINE, because IL has cured their
loved ones Of the Drink Habit and
therby brought happiness to their
homes. Can be given secretly. ORRINE
costs only $1.0O per box Ask for Free
Booklet
Kelly & Pollard. Sheldon Hotel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
BATTLE AXE SHUTS
OUT HENDERSON
RICHMOND CHAMPION AMATEUR
TEAM SHOWS FINE FORM IN
NORTH CAROLINA.

Especial TO The Richmond Ftrgialap.1
HENDERSON, y. c, June 1o.-~fhe
Battle Axe team OF Richmond, cham
pions of the Richmond Amateur league
visited Henderson today, and shut-out
the home team winning, to .. Dow
den made "A home run In the first ~
ming with Rady and Bauer on bases
Bauer pitched a great game Tor Inc
visitors, and his teammates backed
MIN up without the semblance Of an
error. The Battle Axe boys showed
wnirlwind speed, and their base ran.
ming vas great, four stolen bases be
ing credited to fhem The score,
a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
From Watching
The Box Scores

Well. it was about time for the
Giants TO lose n game.
Also about time for the Boston
Braves to win one.
Them cubs certainly like the job Of
strengthening Kid Wiltse's hooks.
II 4lS.e-7rr II Miner Ea4r-is-a should
have been paid that big money tnree
years ago.
Everybodys greasing the toboggan
for Henry O'Day's team.
Little Mr.. Spc~ ker spoke up to the
extent of double. YESTERDAY
Local fan says that Jackson. Cobb
and Speaker would make good out
field for most any team,
If the Nationals should make Il
clean up in the Detroit series Wash
ington won't care who wins In Chi
cago.
Clarke Griffith Is bigger man to-
day in Washington than William How
ard Taft
Russ Ford is still some pitcher.
Pitcher named Bender worked yes
terday for the Athletics. He looks
like a find.
Ziun was q whale Of hitter for the
Yaf,4s -4t, Aepe-g.snh.- bat he Is At-d-n-
foreign fields poor whaling grounds
Bodie. the fence buster IS now bat
ting Ia sixth place in the White SoN
lineup. Free-swinger Fournier isn't
knocking them a mile, either
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11

DETROIT, June lQ,--Washingto
had a soft time with the Tigers toaay
batting freely, and fielding brilliantly.
and making the Iinal inquire, I TO 3.
The Tigers would not have been In the
"a me at all. except Tor a lucky home
run by Basn In The seVenth. which
looked like short single, when II
started. but look false bound past
Milan, and had to BIT chased, Mullin
was on frst at the time Auiiin made
one OF the gueerest errors on record.
grabbing a tap from MoelIer's bat
and running across the sack, but drop
ping the bail as he vent over
seoTe py INNINGS, X.
Detroit ....-.1 0 Q o 0 Go
Washington ...t 0 q Q 3 90
summary: Hits--0n Engel. In & in
nings, none out in sixth; of Cashion.
in innings. Tvobase hits-Cobb.
Gaudii Three base hit-Noelier.
Home run--Bush. Sacrifice hit--Mo-
Rarity. Stolen bases hanks. Gan
dill. Moeller, Milan. First base on
balls-Oa Engel. s. of MulIin, 4 Hit
by nitcher-l5y Engel. J. First base
on errors--Washingto 2; Detroit. |.
Left on Observation-Disclosures, 6; De-
treIt /. Left on bases-W ashington.
s. Detroit. 10. Struck out-15y
Cashion, /. by MulIin. g. Double
piays--DeIehanty. Gamer and on
slow; Milan. Mcbride and Foster.
Tlme-2.05. Umpires-Wa
and Evans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
Boston Wins a Game,

BOSTON, June l0.--The tail-enders
defeated the ST Louis team in hard
hitting game today. II "a 3. ~. Louis
used three pitchers, but all were hit
hard Hess held the visitor TO siN
hits, one Of them. however, being a
home run. Campbell. Sweeney and
Houser stared with the stick.
St S infis 0s ''I o Q o ITO O. .
Boston ,.,....o o o s o x--ll
Summary; Two-bsse hits--sweeney
az, King t23. Miller. Three-base
hit--MilIer. Home runs-~ENans'
Houser stolen bases-Jackson, ho-
netchy. Hits-Of Sallee, ) in in
nings; OF Dale. : in innings Bases
on balls-O1 Hess. 3; of Sale, 3, on
Dae, 3. Struck out--By Hess. I, by
saIlee. /: by Dale, ! ; by WOODBURY.
/. Sacrifice hits--Mowrey, sweeney
Double plays--snith to Magse to Ko-
netchy; Dale TO Smith. tmpiress---
X lem and Bush. Attendance. zoo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
VIRGINIA league Maenaes to Reconsider Danvle Franchise
T oday In Baseball



lS9S--Baltimore defeated Washing
ton 1910. The Senators pitch
er was Bin Dineen, now UNI
piring in the American league,
1S99--"kip' selbach. Cincinnati. re-
ceived five passes in a game
with Cleveland, Bates pitching
I .ttttt=tt -t~effty -fetfta- hits ts4tAe-hr
Cincinnati on Frazer and
Orth, Of Philadelphia. twenty
one were singles, the other
three hits were double, Il
triple and a home run.
Ia03--Giant defeated Cincinnati 20
in clever Innings. McGit1Ity
pitching AEutrs' Ewing.
1gU4---pittst urc ! rates humbied
Boston 1911. Injured pitchers.
Willis and Stewart,
EFT ard kitsou, of New York.
1gG4--Bob Wicker, Cubs. held the
Giants to one nit In twelve
innings (safety made by Mer-
tes), and administered to Joe
McGinnity his first defeat 81
the year The Iron Man had
landed twelve straight.
la07--Detroit Tigers made nine runs
in the nth inning of Brook
EFT and kitsnn. Of New York
19ff-Hejne Zimmerman made two
singles and two homie runs. a
total of ten bases, of Pitcher
brown, of Boston. The Cubs
wen the game. 20-2. Sheckard
was only once legally at bat,
but scored five runs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
ET-R|CH-QU|Ck
SUIT ON TRIAL
STONE SUES PAGE FOR h4it.>.
q ITTNC. THE INFECTIONS t't
HIS NIkk. ~.

STAU NTON. VA. June l9.--Dne of
the most sensational cases ever heard
in a local court Is that OF W II stone
VS.. s. O. Page, now being heard IN
the Circuit court,
Stone il suing Page for S3,oou for
alienation OF his wife's affections.
Both are county mea, Page being one
of the LARGEST property owners IN
1AEgl4cta--,-- .....
The case was called this meruipg,
and there was cousid trouble
in impaneIing "a Jury, owing Ia obJee-
tlyns Of the two attorneys, The at
toruey for the plaintiff. =. =, Tim
herlake. Jr., in his declaration read
two letters. which Page IS alleged
go have written stones Wife.
The letters contain endearing terms,
declare Pages love for Mrs. stpne,
and ask her TO elope with him The
attorney for the defense, Charles
Curry, admits the relations between
the two. and Is basing his case upon
the statute OF limitations that stone
knew OF and sanctioned Mrs stones
course and that the paintin had been
practically supporting the stone
family. Attorney Curry dubbed the
case a Get Rich Quick Suit.
Mrs. Stone. who is said TO be q very
ed in court. and the time when she
will take her seat on the witness stand
is awaited with interest,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
LITTLE INTEREST
IN ELECTION
CLOSING OF SALOONS WILL BE
PRINCIPLE SIGN OF MI
NICIPAL CONTEST.

Placards upon the doors OF saloons
yesterday advising patrons TO lay In
their supplies OF thirst water" be-
fore O'Clock to last them until We'd
nesday morning seemed to attract
more interest than the fact that today
is an election day. The saloons must
remain closed thirty-six hours on ac-
count of the election.
IN the general election today a
mayor. one member of the board of
aldermen and twenty members Of the
new common council are to be select
ed.
Mayor u. G.. Richardson has an OPP
ponent in "a Socialist candidate. T.
Payne. The Socialists also have can
didates for the council In three wards.
They are r Il. Greenway. Lee ward:
George A. Dtckerson. Jefferson ward.
and George NJ. Norris. Clay ward
Lack of interest probably will re-
suit in small vote. Even the City
hall departments will do business "a
usual without a holiday and some of
the courts will be in session.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
Standing of the Clubs.
Games To-day.
New York IN Chicago
Boston In 81 Louis.
Philadelphia in Cleveland
Washington in Detroit

aafftt., ) 1TTe tx wtt4
throw in the ninth inning by Austin
gave the Red Sex the run that beat
the Browns today. 10 > With
ferkea on tlrst and two out, Lewis
grounded down the third base line.
ard Austin, trying for a quick throw.
hcaved past Stovaii. Yerkes complet-
ing the circuit Catcher Stephens was
put out OF the game for kicking
Gardner was the batting star. The
result OF todays game puts Boston
IA first place. Chicago dropping to
second, apd Washington coming
strong iu third
Score by innings r.
ST Louis ..........-..u 0 o 9 / . o 0---2
Boston ...,.....,....9 o o @ o / Q Is
Summary, Two-base hits Speaker.
Wallace, ferkes. Three base hits
Gardner. Double play--%iardner and
Stahl. stolen bases--Gardner i3l,
stephens Bases on ballS-0n G..
I},te.s,t II, t. Of; - f4rien. . Struck out
BY &. Brow n E; l,* 0'Eiri~rr / Eefr
on bases~-SL- Louis. :, Boston IL
Time f. i1it4 = F.ae--Is
. Loughun.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
Yanks Win Game.

CHICAGO, June i8.-The Yankees
took toaays game with the White SoX
by the score of 10 /. With the bases
full ia the ninth. Ford practically won
his own game, when with two strikes
called. Lange put one straight over.
and Ford hunted to Fourier, The
latter threw Wild to the home plate,
and two Yankees galloped over the
pan. New York scored two more tai
lies before the round ended Both
tzHrIEs aT1d turd rftrftt-tf gUurf s1utf
Score by innings: IL,
New YORK l,.,s-.....s ;s..o . on -
Chicago 1879. :. o 0 o q o 0 o~--f
summary: Left on bases-New York,
:; Chicago, !. Two-hase hit--Cree,
Sacrifice hits~-Gardner. Daniels. Ford,
lange. Rath. Stolen bases-~Lord.
Double pIays--Eoi1fTTs 70 weaver
Gardner 10 Chase Bases on balls--on
LANCE, 4: of Ford. = Struck out
Bv Lange. S; by Ford, !. Empires
Dineeu and Sheridan. Time. hours.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
Afhretiss neat Naps.

CLEVELAND. June 1o.--Phiiadel~
phia beat the Maps in the second
game of the series to 8. The
Athletics got to nlanding in the sixth
for five consecutive hits, good for four
runs. Oldring and McInnes got sin
giles. Collins a triple. Baker a double,
and Strunk home run. The feature
of the game was Jackson's batting
General Joe connecting for two dou-
bies and two singles in 1--WE times up
Score by innings: r.
Cleveland ..,...f 0 o 0 0 0 | o--S
Philadelphia 20 o 1t
Summary: base hits--Butcher
Jackson f2) Baker ca. Strunk, Ben
der. Three base his--Collins. Home
run-Strunk. Sacrifice hits-Olson,
Iaioie. Banding Stolen bases
Lord (2l. Bender. Bases on balls
OF Mitchell /. First base on errors
/. Hits-off Banding
II in innings; off Mitchell, ] IN l
inning Left on bases--Cleveland 10;
Philadelphia. 5. struck out--By
Blanding. /; by Bender 3, Double
plays-~-Bianding Lajoie to Easteriy
Passed ~Easterly. Wild pitch
Mitchell Time -haurs-~-Gmpires-=-
Hart and Connolly. Attendance, 1856.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
WRECkERS RAzNNG
AN OLD LANDMARK
.Wrecking this building,

Cruelty trite and void of senti~
ment this sign. conspicously posted
on the building yesterday. marked
the passing OF the old Murphy's ho-
-tef, famous III SuITg md story It's
Wondering walls could they but
talk. would unfold the story OF many
a political intrigue involving the
downfall of one or the uplift OF an
other aspirant.
1t is said that when Night Clerk
George Yeasef picked up hts regis
ter and his hat and toted them across
the street TO the Grace street annex
at O'Clock yesterday morning ne
was as fearful as lover aparting
with his sweetheart. In a few days
nothing will be left of the historic
hosiery save memories and hole in
the ground.
In the meantime the Broad and
Grace streets anneNes will take care
of guests until June LIST. when the
new hotel Will grace the BROAD
street sky lire
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
VIRGINIA LEAGUE HOLDS
ANOTHER Difference

NORFOLK. VA, June lot Is
state d that another meeting to recon-
slider the action OF the Virginia lea
que magnates in transferring the Dan
vile franchise 10 Bluetield, W. Va.
will be held in the Monticello hotel
here tomorrow
The disinclination of the officers of
the clubs in the peninsula cities to
look upon the jumps TO Bluefeld
favorably Is said to be the chief rea-
son for the conference.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
PHYSICIAN CALLS
IN AN AEROPLANE

PENN yANN, " ". June s---Re-
ceiving a hurry call today TO Attend
c young man who had been injured
by n fail 1--WE miles from Hammond
sport, and finding his automobile out
of commission. DR. Alden commune
Gated his predicament 10 the Glenn
Curtis Aviation field. and In five min
utes was flying In an aeroplane at the
side of Hugh Robinson, the aviator
The trip To Hammondsporr YVES made
Ia fipa minutes and the physictan had
attended to his patient. and was rack
In Penn Yam In less than ar hour
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
is TO
BE GIVEN TESTS

Hill climbing and water throwing
will be features Of the tests TO take
place at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon
when the new Knox auto fire engine
uill lac given a try-out by the city
fire department Included in the tests
are the three autos of the chief and
his two assistants. and chemical
engine,
The start Is 10 be made from head
quarters. hill climbing and speeding
TO be the first features of the try-oht
The water throwing and a test Of
the chemical engine will follow at the
city dock. Officials at the city hall
ara taking much interest In the COM
Ing tests and large crowd is anti.
cipated to see the start made
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11

ftt1sHt1f5 r. 4, tirrr-i j. --- Ill
outdeided ana outpIayed in every de
partment Of the game the Riah"oiA"
colts looked very poor ~ Eaj#s con-
test agatnst tne Tisere Eruekznill"F
was cteuted hard and the s1pport CIV
ON hila was wretched. One tr more
errors ere charged 10 every "ian 80
hind him with The exception Vt 'trt.hn
and burke
McAltesc, late Of the United states
league grew peeviaht 1T tbo WAY ,hines
eere breaking and h. h9d h'"5ed est
uf the game IN tte tA}ra inn h@. Mace
~ IA in, 0ut although BrAekn1l'rs a.
given j clean stats, rs the scorers. #H :
Mace htd IAo ctreTs charged - rs
atcouut. thr younsster Nas f@el "h
the jamH.
Enrd laouen hlt tor Ten satetiest
kept the drives weN scattered, Maltfs
at74 af5-t'Hif7az n4s,i a good slstE 81 t4as
rat for the stsft0rs- gettirs 9eyv4t -eaE
the clouls credited 20 the Colts, tsrs-
ham ana Llle-l latest I4Ecf- LccEtlilz1
showed III Well in right field. tae
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
Richmond Shows Up Well.

That there IL more building In prog
ress in Richmond than is going on In
a chain of many other cities is the
report of Thomas W. IAnders. build
irg inspector OF the city. who has re-
turned from trip to st. Louis, Gin
cinnati and other cities. Mr.. Landers
attended an annual meeting In st.
Louis Of the american Society of In
spectors of Plumbing and Sanitary
Engineers. The convention VIII meet
netx year in Louisville
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
DODGERS Blank Pirates.

BROOKLYN, June i0.~B%rne er
ror in the second inning, Wheh ne
dropped O. Miller's pop fly was re-
snnnsible for the defeat of Pittsours
BY brooklyn today, 10 D. immediate,
M following the error. Moran laced
our double, bringing Miller over WIZ
vhar proved to be the winning run,
Csmnitz allowed but four scattTFe'
hits. and should have won his game
Rucker was In fine form
Score by innings: m
Pittsburg ..'+-,s.''V
Brooklyn ....-..-''o :"
Summary: Two-b base hits---Carey' D.
Miller. Moran, Wheat. Sacrince hlts
Smith. Daily. Double pihS $, oo'sS
IN Huminel to smith 10 .. Miller |"
smith; Rucker to Humnel to Dauoer,-
eft on bases -Pittsbure. 3: brooklyn.
= Bases on balls--Orr Ruckef. Oh
Camntz, /. Struck out--s'-fNu 49,
4. bv Camnitz. 6. Time OF game. ~
umpires-- Brennan and owens Az
tendance, 1000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
UNITED STATES LEAGuERs HAVE
sLIGGiNG MATCH IN
SMOKY CITY.
L. 5. League Game.
.icnmond, IS; P.ftsburg, 8.
Standing of { Tubs
Game To-day
nc amend aL PittshurG

PIITsRURG. June 1o-The United
States league is still doing business
here, and today the Richmonds made
,heiF arst appearance Of the season.
and took the FNupinas into camp by
a score of 10 TO g Both sides batted
freely, and the long hits of Richmond
came with men on bases, and vas the
cause Of their victory Richmond
plays here tomorrow and Wednesday.
when it Is expected that the new cir
cult will be announced and the league
make a fresh start with six clubs
Grura
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
WALLACE GOES IN BOX
WHEN REDS ARE BEATEN


PORTSMOUTH VA, JuHe 10
Harvey Bussev was slammed So hard
tbday by Count Csstro's Corsalrs thar
Manager castor. seeing the game
gone. cent Wallace, the veteran field
er. who rs eager 20 shine a. q pitch
err. 10 the mound =. Castor went 20
right te46 ard Hudgins from right
he cenftc Wallace shone Tor couple
Of Innings ard them proved sine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
COLTS DISPLAY POOR
FORM WITH ROANOKE
tYhCCHbURRGG C CAST OFF
WINS FOR PETERSBURG

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June 10
Six hits were all that the Ship
builders got off Nickerv, late of the
Lynchburg team. the champions win
ming easily. Simmons starred at the
bat with two long drives, while out
fielder Spencer had "A great day on
the sacks, scoring three Of the runs
for Petersburg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11

~ 'T e ~ I3+IEttF -.
y y. 1850 y o.
Peters, ...=t-Q g : 80
Sumuar,- Two base hits--Simmon
Srencer Barnette Three-bass hits
-Sfnalon Barnette. Sacrifice hits
-Pl!ese, Siumon. Echperger, spen-
Ger ANTHONY. Vickery. stolen bases
-Snencer. Coates. Busch. Spencer
struck out-By Mckenzie. by
vtckery. 20. Rase on bails-of Nc
K4uzis, {. 8H Vlekery, d, Hit by
pitcher sinmon, serncer- Passed
bail Rreruieau Left on bases
Petersburg. f2. Newport News ?.
Umpire Black Tinle--2 Is Attend
anet-So0
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
CUBS STOP GIANTS
IN TEN INNINGS
FIVE PITCHERS TAKE PART IN
u AT-r1 -NaA4sE- AEIsE
CHIEF SUFFERER
BOSTON WINS GAME
IT. LOUIS VICTIM OF TATLENDERst
PIRATES ARE SHIT~0tT
AND REDS ARE
TROUNCED.
National League Games.

Chicago, >; New ork, $.
Philadelphia, 10; Cincinnati. l.
Brooklyn, / Pittsburg. Q.
Boston, Il, 81. Louis. 3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11

AND NATIONALS WIN
American League Ga rne..

New York, j, Chicago, !
Boston, 3. St Louis. l.
Washington, I Detroit, .
Philadelphia, 8. Cleveland. 8
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
THE PEOPLE GO
CO
3 Sunday Outing Trains 5
Every Sunday
Norfolk and Seasil
$50 A. NJ, 9 A. N. and Il 2
Round $1.5O I'm

Noon train carries dining cnrS
which luncheon may be secur0ds
vice la carte, arriving Old F&H1
r NJ and Nesfaik 2;Sn p 81
Returning leaves Norfolk IS$
and old Point s.i5 p. NJ. s5
Enjoy the cool of the evenix
the seaside.A MI
si.5e round trip to Old Point.
roc, Ocean View, Norfolk, Me-
Beach. $ }.s$ 81
should take y A, NJ. train. uxanM%
passengers should take So
which makes direct conneettcilS
steamer at Old Point. arH1x
Ocean View i1.I5. PassAnGefn
main nj 0c-sn View untfl 1s1n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11

, score " age . o 2 o o o. G
Norfn,k ..o 2 3 0 0 2 Ill
summary: Two-base hit-keeief.
rhrea- base hit--Nixon Hummeu-
Sarrtrfce irtts+-fsiyt,ie, -ft ifte'.,-Ssa'i
Lynnaran. Stolen bases-keating.
Nixon. Kirchcr. Bigeie. Hinton %.
Double plays-Dodge to Hinton TO
Righia Struck out--By Clyde, l: by
Firneran. /. Base on bails---By Miles.
4. by clvde. 9; by Fineran, 3. wild
nitch-~Mifey. Left on bases-Lynch-
burg. s; Norfolk. IS. Umpire
Bride Time--2:06.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
TARs TAKE TIL IN IN
BEATING ltffhhCCHR9BRR66

IySCHBURG, VA, june Ut
was Norfolk'a turn 10 beat the Lynch
hprp OUTFIT today and the Tars ae-
7onpIfShed THIS easy teat' - u
'rha score.