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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-03

Mrs. /. B.. Hanna and son, Robert,
are guests at the Ashelman cottage for
a month. They will be joined today by
Miss Dorothy Hanna and Miss Her
moline Mitchell, who will remain over
Sunday at Fairhills.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-03

by her brother, Charles, left this morn
ing for Shoreham, where they will be
Joined this afternoon by Mrs. Everhart
and Miss Bertha and spend several
weeks at Richmond's hotel.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-03
Feet, Quick Relief
Also Corrs and caIIouses

The following is absolutely the surest
and quickest cure known to science for
all foot ailments, and especially for
sweaty feet. dissolve w table
spoonfuls of CaIocide compound In a
basin of warm water. Soak the feet
~ fhfv fO~ f,,lI AF&ann pntu-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-03

Miss Anna FritIund of Thirteenth
street south left last evening for the
Detroit lakes, where she will spend q
few days with Mrs. r. C. Hall.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-03

]. 3. Bergstrom Of Bergstrom &
Grove and Mrs. Bergstrom leave to-
night for Boone, Ia, where Mrs. Berg
strom will visit for several weeks.
From there Mr.. Bergstrom will attend
the furniture exposition in Chicago and
Grand Rapids, Michigan. He expects
to be gone about ten days, purchasing
hie fall stock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-03

Supt. J.. G. Moore Of the Grand Forks
district OF the NJ. e. church is the guest
to-day OF Rey. ana Mrs; g I: Sewrey
Moore attended the meeting Of the
board Of foreign missions which was
held this afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. White. Secre-
tary of Missions Oldham of New York
was also in attendance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-03

The X. w. G. A.. has announced that
there will be no meals served at the
association tomorrow, all help being
given a holiday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. @. o. Smith and Mrs. n.
II. McEnroe will motor down to Detroit
lake, where Mrs. McEnroe will be q
guest at the Smith cottage over the
Fourth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
Good Roads Notes
and Other News

Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
the state Automobile association Will
hold a meeting here. President Pres
ton Belvin requests all the members
OF the Richmond Automobile club
who cas- be present to attend. as many
important matters will come up for
discussion and action. Secretary Otis
M. Alfriend says that delegations Will
be present from Roanoke. Fredericks-
burg. I4ynchburg. Charlottesville and
the Peninsula. The meeting Will be
held in the rooms OF the Richmond
Automobile club, 1217-123b West
Broad street.
The foreign touring bureau of the
American Automobile association has
just added to its list of copyrighted
publications two more road maps OF
European countries which are availa-
Bile to members and others. The maps
are newly drawn from tho best avail
able foreign sources of Information
and that covering Germany and Aus
tria shows the leading lines of COM
munication from the Dutch. Belgian.
Swiss and French gateway to those
from North Italy into the Tyrol.
eastward to Vienna and BUDAPEST
and HeFshwafd to paHtzig on the
shores Of the Baltic.
Printed on Opaque waterproof vel
lum and kilometric distances all
marked on the main roads. this map
should be particularly useful to Amer
lean motorists touring the Rhine
country and the Bavurfan highlands,
as well as those en- route to Switzer-
land ad Italy, from the orth.
-
ttons are plainly marked and the map
gives contributary Information not
usually available to the American
abroad. On the reverse OF the may
there Is list Of hotels abroad atIiliat-
ed with the A. A. A.. and q list Of
tire dealers carrying American makes
of tires 1 American Dimensions. often
an important matter when one takes
an American car across the water.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
GREW
DEV|DE R0IIQ||
WIN EI1xzl
EVENT AND YALE TAkI
FOUR-oAR.

NEW LONDON, CONN, Jun6
The Yale and Harvard freshness
augurated the dual conflict "a M
water late today and divided MNMM
the Els winning the four.0AE AM
and the Crimson the efght-OAEs
The crews left the line in the &l
oar race at 5:25, but No. 8. Of the
crew broke his oar and 4h6
was delayed until another could
procured. They went away IT
Harvard took the lead at the oeM4
soon had open water betweAM
shells and increased the 1cad ~
lengths at the finish line. Tbs Nl
for the half mile was $40 for H~
ward and 1850 for Yale.
The four-oar crews got away eh1e
~ bEfUrs O'Clock. rowing HgE1Mz
seven mile wind and an outgptng f31
Yale rowed away to the lead Wt&lE
twenty stroke and although sp1asn5
at the half mile. This lead 4AanI NV
creased half length At the H.
quarter and held to the finish. H4kx
the finish. Yale's time was Z n11fs
utes 10 seconds and Harvar61
minutes IL seconds. a
The advance guard Of ti11 hoo4p
Harvard and Yale boating emt11uM1a9&
who will be there for tomoExUyl
great race Arrived In time to W1eA1
the two events today. Each f41x
arriving at this little old whaling t0NM
is bringing In it's quota and the dn1Ml
ness OF the broad Thames n alrtu8
dotted with the lights OF more E14x1l
200 yachts and power boats wtth%&1
many more to come. IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
bARAGA BOYS Nm
A OOUbLE-HEAOE|'|||
CLASS AND HI0l
LAND PARK BOYS VICTIMS
Ar BUCKRoE HE:A0sxz. Il

The Duncan Memorial Baraca cjA1
OF Broad-Street church, played gra1
ball at Buckroe Reach yesterday. w11
ming two holly contested games.
The morning game was played WI
D. L. Suchanan's Bible class. TM4g
stars for Barnca were Walton ann
Lenoir. battery men, Walton str1ktM3
out eighteen men, with Lenoir -
hind the bat. III
Brandon and Yates were the rneMI
who did the most work for Bucks
anan's boys. Brandon sending d hOiIt4l
run hit over center field fence Rnd
Yates following with q three-bagkerx
The game ended with tho score IL tdE
in favor of Baraca. ss
Score by innings: I'm
ID. NJ. B. G. ..-...4 Al 0332 q s-lK
d. T.. b. G. .....1 90 20S 1 o r. Nv Nv
The afternoon game was played
with Highland Park Methodist Epasx
cQpai Sunday-schOol team. and Mssa3
hotly contested from start to iinish8
both sides playing fast ball. @
he leading feature of the gAra4I
was the able pitching Of Chandler
for the Baraca boys and the AEsAtt
did support given him by the iil
fields. Cary. Wagner. Askew alt4
Leisfield.
Another feature of the game,
most az spectacular as the pitching
Chandler, was Bethels home rf1
drive over left field fence, A1ll
Lenoir's perfect work behind the r.
The Highland Park boys threw &f
ger and snap into the game, the CHI
feature being the work OF Nike A3SS
derson on the mound. He was ~
supported by the remainder Of 4l
team. but the best they could do W8
to slip over two runs in tho mini
inning. when the Baraca boys. f1&y{
ing safe with five. eased up bit. sss
Score by innings: 1kx
ID. NJ Il. C.. .......1 0 q 2 o o q Ss-+ssSl
Highland Park -. % 00 90 90 q q 1-y
The success Of the Duncan Nj
mortal Baraea class team II due 1
a great measure to the able mana =
ment OF DIR. h. G.. Wagner. ln 6
iecting and training the men Tor
team.
/ DIR. Wagner organized the fA
two years ago. and by hard ana M ~
fun work has brought II to IN preS1
state Of efficiency.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
ROANOKE TIGERS UNABLE TO
HIT NEW HURLER roR COLTS
IN rINCHEs.
HOME BOYS HIT HARD
DRIVE BuRLEsoy FROM MOUND
IN FIFTH ny swATs TO
CENTER FIELD, EFIRD
TAKING HIS PLACE.

After a matter OF four years Har-
Jey Bussey appeared in a Richmond
Uniform yesterday, pitched Tor Tue
Colts and they came In on the DIT.
winning from the Roanoke Tigers.
to 1.
Burfeson, who is some pitcher when
he ID going right, got away to pau
start and in the fifth got the mas.
Every man on the Richmond team
seemed imhned- with the ambition 70
walloptt signs In the center garden
fence In this inning. Four OF the
home teams batsmen went to fhe
plate and drove many elouts In that
direction A sacrifice was sandwich-
ed In and with three runs over the
platter, and only one down fseek
Pressly gave the high sign, ana kia
Efrd responded, Burleson goine 70
tho bench.
Manager steve Griffin. of the White
Sox, and Shortstop Newton, OF Inc
Tigers, had great day at the pat.
the latter getting three bingles. BUS
sey. however, pitched one OF thosr
heady games, for which he 10 famous
and kept the eleven hits credited 10
Roanoke pretty wei, scattered
II was a great game all the way
trough, and well worth seeing
Roanoke made n run by way OF 4
starter, Graham leading on with
double. and Garnan advanced him
a base. CHM fouled out to Mace. out
Holland shot one to short and neat
II out, Graham coming home.
Richmond got two for grimm placed
one in his favorite place. left heid'
and went to second on Gran ihteno-
ID sacrifice. LATTE obiigingly bum
xfe1 the play. and both men were sale.
F'lournoy sacrificed them along. ana
when Bennett hit TO the pitcher. anu
died at FIRST Griffin scored, Gran 10
fnr to third. Raiey then hit to Burie-
san, who hungied and Gran scored
Raiev reached frss. Buriexon then
steamed up and famed Strain.
Richmond had two battery men IN
action Tn the eHfHela Benner-
catcher. subhed for Burke, who Is on
the sick list. and strain held aoWn
Mattis' place In left field TheF nsu
little 70 do ms most Of the drives mace
an Bussey went to the infieid. Raiey
rett1nr fifteen put outs Flonrnoy
pulled down two flies and Bennett anu
strain one each. which gives sohe
idea OF the quality of bali hurried ~
the late Danyiile stat
In me nth Graf hit 10 center Tor
a double. Ffournoy followed with
single In the same place. Gran conn
Ing home, and Fiournoy gong % SEQ
ana on the throw I'm. Bennett sacri-
Acel and then Raley drove ahothcf
safety 10 center. Ffournos scorins'
EaIey made second on the throw ~.
ana came home when Strain singled
IN center. This was the signal for
Hurleson's departure. ana the Gam.
ray IN ice Griffin swItcnea anu
rlaced a safety in right field Gran
..rrtfieea hut on Flourney's fielder y
choice. Bussey Was caught az the
,Iate Then F4ournoy stole and with
G~,ee, M, LATTE in the air. Flour
nov drew a throw. Griffin dashed home
and vas safe with the last run OF the
came
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
Standing OF Clubs.
Games Today.
New York IN Boston.
Pittsburg In Ch.cinnati.
Philadelphia In Brooklyn.
Chicago in st. Louis.

BOSTON. June 2e.--The Giants de-
feated the Boston Braves today In an
alleged game of ball by score of u
to ~ In addition TO the runs scored
some record statistics were recorded
Eighty-two men went to bat for
total of thirty-six hits and thirty-three
runs, including a bunch OF doubles
and three baggers. and three home
runs. New York wound up the
pastime by batting in seven runs IN
the final inning, but they had nothing
on Boston as the Bean Eeaters let
loose with ten In their half. Nc
Graw used three catchers. two pitch
ers, three seeend-baseHaen and two
men In every other position aud then
had to stop as he had no more play
ers Score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
What Is Going on
at the Theatres

As the "culiud pahson" John Healy
- "a humorousiy entertaining as eyer,
but in the overture to his specially he
tn not convuisinx Bitea audiences this
week. Heaiy's act would be twice as
strong II there vas more ginger in
the beginning. Still the parson alone
is we'll worth the price of admission.
Speaking OF ginger De Mar, of France
and DeMar, has plenty of 1t. She
would make most any old song 60.
She even gets away with 'Everybody's
Doing It." That song Is wonder
in the matter OF rythm, but to mary
people It Is as a red rag to a. bull; q
regular red-ragtime song.
Graham and Randall are making q
real hit at the Lnbin. Best act seen
FOCAL critic declares unollicIally.
Maybe, maybe.
Leone and Dale's operate act at
the Colonial is made notable by their
p'nging of the "Gobble. Gohbic" Guet
from Audran's La Mascvtte.'' il i
great old piece and more than
one person has gone to the co.onis
to hear this favorite.
The Melody Maids and n Man MT
the Empire are great in their con-
certed piano numbers, in fact they
are 50 successful In this particular Hns
they could well afford to scratch the
song numbers and add few more
instrumental selections.
A. II. Woods thinks thai he has
the greatest of all rising stars in
Berrp1d Granville. He has signed him
for fve years.
Roshanara, an East Indian dancer,
wilt come TO America shortly to
prove that the Russian Imperial
dancers are not the only high priests
and priestesses OF terpsichore,
The 6,000th performance OF
Robin Hood" VIII be celebrated this
week in New York. Reginald De-
koven will lead the orchestra.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
Bundy Wins From
Winston at I ennis

Especial to The Richmond yirginlan.l
NORFOLK. VA. June 20.--Two
distinct surprises developed in the
semi fiscal round of the mems singles
in the play of the Virginia tennis
tournament this afternoon. James
Horner Winston, OF Chicago, twice
champion of Virginia, was defeated in
straight sets by Nat Bundy. of Nor
folk. While Winston was far from
being In his usual form. due to lack
OF practice. Bundy played one of The
cieverest and fastest games ever seen
on a local court. He took both sets
by the score OF 6-3.
Walter III. Taylor, Jr., was expected
to push Hugh q. Whitehead hard in
their match In the same round as
Taylor had not lost a match TO White
head this season. Buzz Whitehead
who held the Virginia singles title
In 1908 and 1909, came through easily,
losing only two Of the fourteen games
constituting the sets. He won both
by the score OF 81.
Mrs. j. Saunders Taylor, former
champion in the womeD's singles. won
the right to challenge Mrs Walling-
ton Hardy. the title holder, who de-
feated her last year. Mrs. Taylor took
two straights sets from Miss Portia
Baldwin, OF Berryville. So, s-3
The serni-finai round In the doubles
were played and resulted In the de-
feat OF the only visiting players. sur
yiving go far. Major Cole and Cap
tain .atasteiier, of Fortress Monroe,
lost after three hard sets to Tom
Agelasto, and Charles TunstaI, OF
Norfolk.
The hardest fought match la the
doubles was between Charles McIn-
tosh and Nat Bundy against w. II
Taylor. Jr. and Richard Tunstaii
Mcintosh and Bundy won after three
exciting and see-xaw sets winning the
first and third. Tommorw Mcintosh,
and Bundy will play Agelasto and
Tunstali. the winner to challenge
Whitehead and Winston. the present
cup holders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
PORTSMOUTH TRUCKERS
Belt NORFOLK :Tias
PORTSMOUTH VA

PORTSMOUTH. VA, June 90
The ssame here today was pitchers
battle hatween Poole and BEittoa and
the right-hander had the better Of the
crack port-paw. Poole kept the nine
hits made of him well scattered.
but his work was Of no avail against
the form displayed by Britton. The
Trucker allowed only three hits.
A brilliant catch by Keller or
Cooper In which he doubled Douglas
at first was the chief feature. Nixon
smashed the ball over the left field
fence in the first inning, Hinton fol-
lowed with another In the fourth and
BrittoR topped the wall for third
homer in the fifth.
Finueran went in as pinch hitter
tor keller in tho ninth and kicked
on q called strike. He insisted so
strenuously that the ball was a foot
over his head that Blank fined him
IS. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
U. S. League Is
Marking Time
Game Today.
Pittsburg In Chicago.

There wRs no game In the United
States league yesterday as .ha Pitts
burg team went to Chicago. The
Richmond team win await the retar,.
Of tho F'ilipinos 10 sne smoky s.irv,
and will Journey there for a sertea OF
games. beginning Monday
The aifairs OK the Soague are being
strengthened out ana 1t II expected
that the new circuit win be- estah-
lished before the Rebcls return TO
Richmond. Chicago. Pittsburg and
Richmond are already IN the tieiI. the
Cincinnati club II changing hands and
will make its appearance soon and
Baltimore and 81 Louis are looked
upon ~ the most promising canlf-
dates for the remaining fran .hi~es
Indianapolis. however, n = candidate.
and may get the asIArd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21

Is0S--Hans Wagner. Pittsburg Pr
rates. batted in six runs in a
game against the Chicago Cube.
for whom Carl Lundgren ard
Mordecai Brown pitched
fs10-shicago and Cleveland played
two extra inning games, the
Maps winning the first, 5 to 2,
In twelve rounds. and losing the
second. to o. In ten stanzas.
1s10--Dafron, Brooklyn. male five hits
In game against the New York
Giants. four hits being secured
on Christy MAynewson.
with Moore on the
rubber, blanked Boston. IL 10
o. Mattern and Parsons pitch
ed for. Boston.
Nationals defeated
Brooklyn to !. IN fifteen In
nfngs Alexander pitched for
Philadelphia, and Scenlon for
Brooklyn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21

-,1 ,T-7,f asa~S--I 1s@Jp II
Summary, Two base hits Graham,
r:yar. Three base hit---Sc xton. Sac-
rif,ca hfts-Burlexon. Graf. Flour
nry Bennett Stolen bass CHM.
raley. McComas, 2. Bnsses, Mace.
Gran. Fiournoy. 3: Gri'ha. isonhie
p,av~--(;raha, u Latte. McTonas
=, fSutrv. Strttets etft--Es1f 4stsft -sta- ay
a: ~ Efird. 2: bs Sussey. Rase
en- bails--By Burlesen. l. by Fussey.
!. Innings pitchsd--isy Harssson.
41-sA Hits made---off Bnrlcs"n, ~
al F.nrd, :. Left on bases .-Rcsnol;e.
(. ISisSUiaond. tmssfs Nr &c
BRIDE. Time, t.39. & a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
Baseball Automobile Rowing Other Sports
T oday In Baseball
June 21ss.

Juno xloS.
1SS7-Tom Ramsey, OF the Louisville
club, struck out seventeen
Cleveland men. 1T required four
strikes In this year to put .
man out.
18s0--Bropklyn shut out Chicago in
the Players league, / 20 O..
Brooklyn getting no hits on
King ana Chicago getting only
four on weighing.
l8se-St paul Western league club,
manaked by Charley CoMlskey.
defeated Kansas City, 81 to II,
the Apostles making thirty-five
hits for ! tota, of fifry-six bases
and scoring thirteen runs in The
sixth inning.
lssS--Kansas City Western league
club made twenty five runs and
twenty-six hies of Deacon"
Philippe, Of Minneapolis
ts01--BrookIyn defeated Cincinnati
Il to 8. getting rwenty-six hits
of Parker. Billy Keeler scored
a Ave runs and made five hits.
and Jimmy Sheckard, playing
left field. caught nine HES.
1902--Boston Americans, Cy Young
pitching. defeated Detroit. A 10
/. In fifteen Innings,
Isos--Tfm Flood. ST. Paul Amerl-
can Association cluD. ninde
three home runs against Tcie-
do, but the Mud Hens Won, 2
n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
Duck Pin League

The News Leader won two out of
three games from the Virginian team
by very small margin.
Tucker and Smith. Of the virginian.
rolled well. while L. Lohmann and
F. Lohmann. OF the News Leader
rolled q star game. from start to
finish. r. Lohmann rolled high score
during tho match. and also captured
high total for his team. The Palace
W. Hanover games were, postponed,
. ThN sourss isx1 night s1wers N fni.
Iowa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21

Summary: Left on bAAes--AthIettcs,
8; Washington. s. First base on err
rors--Athletics. i: Warrington. i.
Three base hits-lsaker. Lapp. Sac
rifice hit--Lord. Sacrifice flies--Mc-
Bride. Double plays--Brown, Col
Inns to Mclnnis; Barry TO Mctnnss,
Struck out--By Brown, =: by CAshion.
s. Bases on balls--OH Brown. 4: or
Cashion. B. Hit by pitched ball by
Cashiou (McInnis). Stolen bases
Collins, j: Baker. 1: 6trunk. q. Time.
1852. umpires-OsLoughlin and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
Tsfrerr Dcfcet Nape.

DETROIT. June 20.--Thc Tigers
drew nine passes today and cashsi
four OF them. They also sent around
Two men who rot life on errors ind
earned a run. making their total
IL !. for the Maps. Lake was hit
harder than Kahler, but Joe didn't let
THEM connect with u3sn on D~ses. tshe-
score. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
At 2 I
Boston.

Miller. Doyle. HouEer. Three base
hif-McDonaid. Home runs-Merkle.
Doyle, Miller. Sacrifice hit---wiltse.
Sacrifice fiies-F1etcher, Herzog. Muir
ray. Stolen bases--AfcDonaid. De-
wore. t5l. Becker. .Wiltse. Wilson.
Shafer. MerkIe. Herzog. Fletcher.
snodgrass Left on bases---New York.
8: Boston, 8. Bases on balls--On
Brown. 3; off Hogg. s; off Wiltse, /.
Struck out-By Brown, i; by Hogg,
4. by Wiltse. s. Raik--DonneIly.
Passed balI--Whifehouse. wild pitch
-Wlltse. Umpires-Brennan and EN-
slie. Attendance 1900
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21

BROOKLYN, June 20.--Barger's
Wildress IN the FIRST inning was lar1e-
" resUongfhfe for ths defsat of Brook
lyn by Philadelphia today, + to 3. Ar
ter tho first inning he pitched classy
ball except for one bad inning Cravath
got three of the six hits on Barger.
two Of them being corkins home runs.
Tho score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
CLASS OF $50 FACES
STATE BOARD aI1

A oiass OF 150 Is taktnE the Nz
nations OF tho State board Of msQ
examiners In Richmond c0lleDo
The examinations hogan yeee0
and will he continued today
the new law. pArr Of which $500
effect this year. oral Questinns 4
omitted. The license lee AAa o.
raised from $40 to 916. s ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21

.Batted for Keller in the ninth.
Score BIZ innings: r..
Norfolk ......0 o i o 0 a o a---l
Portsmouth ...1 o . o Q o o.
Summary: Two-bast hltsLusky
and Becker, Home runs-~Nixop, Him
ton and Britton. Sacrifice hit
Heating. Stolen bases-vNixon, Beck
err. and Castro. Double piayr-kel-
der to RigbA Struck out--By Poole.
2. by Britton, s. Base on bails--On
Poole, / off Briston, 8, Left on bases
Norfolk, 6; Portsmouth. I. Umpire
BLACK. Time--l:2o. Attenda nce---
1.150.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
RICHMOND WINS WITH
BUSSEY IN THE BOX
Virginia League Games.
Richmond, 6: Roanoke. 4.
Newport News, 3: Peterburg, I.
Portsmouth. Q; Norfolk, /.
! standing OF Clubs.

Cameo Today.
Roanoke In Richmond.
Norfolk in Portsmouth.
Newpore News In Petersburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
standing Of Clubs.

Games Today.
Washington In Philadelphia.
Cleveland in Detroit.
st. Louis In Chicago.
Boston In New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
CO
Sunday Outings
3--Fast Irains-3
Every Sunday
TO the Seashore
$50 Am. 800 An. L Noon
Round $l.50 Tip

Noon train carries dining car u
~,hich luncheon may BE- secured. scr-
ytcs !. ID carte. arriving Otd POINT
Up. II. and Norfolk, ESQ = a.
Hafa1rning. leave Ocean view every
hour until f:30 r. ~. Norfolk e.
II. and r. NJ. OLD Point AS ana
e:4g r. NJ,
Enjoy the cool OF the evening y
s the seaside.
& Si.go round trip to Old Point.
Buckroe. Ocean View, Norfolk. VIZ
FAsson9efe for virginia Beach
\ should tAke \ n. ~. train.
Y Is sDG1nk$EHU RATES.
\ ~ 1lc1k0G 4 &JdA N aaIa Fridays, ami
\ Snknrda 1Irnlng ~ a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21

Cities and towns In vleu1S
being T~auestad BY 0tA4~ n
library copies Of all o4lG1al ~
lions. These are to ~. ke11
State arohivaa In acoor0anAo v1f
act Of tha lat leGisla ture.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21

American Association Games,
Minneapolis. .; Milwaukee. Z (nrst
gAnne).
Minneapolis. s: milwaukee. = tseo-
ond gAmel.
Columbus. D: Toledo. & ffNt camel
Columbus. s: Toledo. .; tsccond
gamel.
indianapolis. L; I4luisyille. II.
St. Paul, /; Kansas City, IL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21
RECORD GAME IS
seen IN BOSTON
EIGHTY.rwc MEN AT HAT. - HITS,
% RUNS NJ GIANTS AND
ar III
CUBS MEET DEFEAT
CARDINALS NOsn OUT CHANCES
MEN--REDs AND PIRATES
SPLIT PAIR AND PHILLIEs
BEAT DODGERS.


National League Games. Q
New York. 81. Boston, IL.
Philadelphia. g; Brooklyn, 2.
ST. Louis, 4 Chicago
Pittsburg, 6; Cincinnati, farst
camel.
Cincinnati. 8; Piusburg. Second
yame).