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Katalikas., 1912-08-22

galvotas. Traukinis beees
CANA s1narkiai, bet kuonlet
lejes taIkiu k1u1nl tarran,
IS abieju push. ant fraellSi-
MO pasipyle suyiai. Trau-
kinis, zinoma, greitai u =
jes sustoti, kareiviai per
vagonp langus eme saudyti
i uzpuolikus, bets..,setrllSus
jie visi lig vienam k1ota
II su porucninku Erinoza.
Daugumas keliauniukll su-
Undo j krumus ir tue bu-
du issigelbejo, 81 zapatis
tai, traukinl apiplesc+ r pa
|dege, taippat k,iogreiciau-
siai nudume j artnniausius
kalnus.
.Toksai z1nogzuGziiu -uz-
puolikp (nes kaipo tokill
negalima pavadinti asvoliu-
eienieriais) pasielgl1nas is
teisybes vertas klldastriau-
Isios bausmes. En- labai dar
|stebetina, delko tbs SKIER
dynes neisimaiso kitos vies-
|patystes?!
Katalikas., 1912-08-22
Sveicariiioje,

Zuriche, Sveicarijoje,
arestuota anarchists Ber-
toni, laikrasccio "Reyell"
leidejas, kuris kaltinamas,
buk savo kalbomis gyres
karaliu zudymus. Bet re-
gis jis uzdaryta kalejiman
tik todel, kad apsaugojus
gyvasti Vokietijos kaizeriui
kuris ten pribuves j Svcica-
rios armijos manebrus. Ma
tyt, sveicarija "civilizuo-
jasi".
Katalikas., 1912-08-22

jaus pareikalavo pas savo
pasiuntini Columbijoje,
.idant toji uzmuseiysta butu
istirta ir kaltininkai nu-
bausti. Tx klausiinas, ar
bus galima susekti tikruo-
sius kaltininkus.
Katalikas., 1912-08-22
NICARAGUA RESPU-
BLIKOJ REVOLIUCIJA

Susivienije reVoliucionie-
rial, vadovaujant genero-
lams Mena ir Zeledona, ku-
riuodu kitados buve karo
ministeriais, pereitoj sa-
vaitej apgule sostine Ma
nagua ir eme bombarduoti.
Ispradziq revoliucionie-
rial pertoli nuo miesto sto-
VETO, tatai kanuoliQ Sow
Mai negalejo pasiekti mics
to, bet paskuf revoliucio-
nieriai pasislinke arciau ir
soviniais eme nanus mai
KNIT. Tarp suzeistuju esa-
ma daug moteriu ir vaiku.
Tvirtuma ant kalno Lo-
ma narsiai gynesi. Du sy-
kiu revoliucionie1iu ataka
ant miesto atstume. Wy
riausybe buvo pasiulusi ke-
lions demons pertraukti
ta mirtina kova, bet revo-
liucionieriai to pasiulijimo
neprieme. Tatai Suvieny-
tu Valstiju pasiuntinys
priesai toki revoliucionie-
riq pasielgima uzprotesta-
vo.
Teciau miesto apgulimas
tesiasi. Nekurie kanuoliQ
soviniai sproge viduryj
miesto, ties amerikoniska
legacija ir prezidento ru-
mais. Suvienytu Valstijp
jureiviai, kurie nesenai i
tenai pasiqsta, tan karan
nesimaiso, tiktai saugoja
savo pilieciu manta. Ar
revoliucionieriams pasiseks
miestas paimti, sunku is
anksto zinoti.
Pirm uzpuolant revoliu-
cionieriams, vyriausybe
miesto gyventojams pata-
rius is miesto pasisalinti.
Daugumas miesta apleido,
bet kit pasiliko ant vietu.
Suvienytu ValstijQ pa
siuntinys Weitzel pareika-
lavo prisipsti i pakraseius
viena karo laiva. Tuojaus
pasiqsta skraiduolis "Den-
ver".
Padejimas esas baisus,
bet svetimzemiams tue tar
pu negrasias pavojus.
Katalikas., 1912-08-22
Chicago, LII, Rugpiucio lAugust M
Potitiskos Zinios.
aaiaa;s:aaaaaaa:sz

nors netiketai j issiverz ir
baisiai atkersys zmoniq
kraugeriams. Indomu, kad
If patti tamsioji kariuomene
ina kelti maistus.
Katalikas., 1912-08-22
SUOKALBIS PRIZES
CARA.


bes plot isnarste-isbegiojo
tukstanciai caro- snipq ir
zandaru, uostinedami mails
tininkq ir suokalbininkq.
Gerai dar, kad tie visi juo-
dasimciai nera apdovanoti
sunes uosle, o tuokart butQ
tikroji nelaime caro- paval-
diniams. Pasakojama, slap
toji policija susekus suo-
kalbi taip baisu ir pavojin-
ga, kokio Rusijoje ligsiol
dar nebuta. Suok;.lbinin-
kai noreje pagriebti cara,
cariene ir ju visus vaikus
il laikyti visus nelaisveje,
kol caras nebutu viesai at
sisakes sosto; po to Rusi-
joje butu buvus apskelbta
respublika.
Pirmuoju policijos zings-
niu buta arestavimas jurei-
viu oficieriQ ant sarvuocio
"Ivan Zlotoustyj'', stovin-
clio Odesos uoste. Paskui
atsibuve arestavimai zy-
mesniu asmenu Peterbur-
ge, Jaltoj ir Sevastopolyj,
kas reiskia, jogei tasai suo-
.kalbis buvo platus, apemes
visa Rusija. Daugumas
jureivijos ir armijos oficie-
riu imaisyta tan nepapras-
tan suokalbin.
Nors caro- vyriausybe
stengiasi to suokalbio
smulkmenas uzgniauzti, lai-
kyti pas1aptyj, tai vienok
siandie visoj Rusijoj zino-
ma, jogei suokalbininkai no
reje paimti nelaisven cara
SUI jo seimyna, jam keliau-
jant is Jaltos j Sevastopoli
garlaiviu "Standart''. Tai
tureje atlikti karo LAVAL.
Lygia dalimi Baltiko lai-
vynas turejes sukelti mais-
tus ir uzpulti ant Krons-
tadto tvirtumos, taippat
ant Peterburgo; laivynas tu-
rejes but padalintas j dvi
eskadras.
Teisdarystes minister's
Sceglovitov ir premieras
Kokovcev pats asmeniskai
veda tardymus ir, national,
yra persitikrine, kad kuone
kinkvianas kari11OmenhS
garnizonas turejes suokal-
bininkus, ty. per truputi
visa kariuomene butq atsi-
kreipus su ginklais prizes
dabartine caro- valdzia.
Suokalbininkai tureje daug
kapitalo il tais pinigais pa
pirkinejo valdininkus ir
sau priesingasias partijas.
Nuo sarvuocio "Ivan
Zlotoustyj" vienas ofi:! ras
II 16 julininku be teismo
susaudyta uz suokalbi prizes
cara.
Tai zziiniai reikalinga pa
tvirtinimas, nors panasus
atsitikimas Rusijoje visuo-
met yra galimas. Caro-
valstybeje pozeminis revo-
liucionieriu darbas nera
pertrauktas ir nors revoliu-
CHA nutilus, teciau kuom. +
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
Two Home Runs, Combined
With Eeeentrieities OF a
Wild Pitcher Prove Inter
esting Pointsin Game Which
Richmond Wins

Richmond carried the Senators INTO
camp yesterday 10y the score of to
:. before crowd Of enthusiasts mum
bering more than two thousand.
If this thing keeps up said Pres
ident I.andgraf We will feel that
the pennant viii come pretty close
TO Richmond If it doesn't land here
While the game was replete with
good stunts Il was not as giltedged as
tn game Of thr previous day. Pitcher
Trenton WAS not in condition.
He passed up a few. hit two men,
anu seeeteti couple Wild throws
to Boru. all of which helped the
kichmonders 10 make their scort.
although i->is quite likely that aside
from this the game would have come
to the Lee parkltes anyway.
pore the game Manage. George
Browne, OF Washington. said he had
a hunch that the ga me would be his
The bunch was hoodoo. however,
and the game. although for five in
niHgs II looked bad fer Richmond
went the local way
There were three unusual things
marking the -@an3e.-Nat- Richmond
man struck out, while shortstop Geary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
Hiuhlanders Win Again.

PHILADELPHIA. Nav 1.-The New
York Ilighianders took their second
successive game from the Athletics to-
day, by a score of II to 5. In only one
inning the third, were the Worlds
Champions able to do ANYTHING with
the Yankees. In this inning three
ba gger by Thomas, a double by Lord
and q three bagger by Collins. and 7
poor throw by Hartzell brought in
four runs. The Yankees were right
back at the champions. however, and
put over four runs in the fourth. With
HofT pitching the At1-eties get one
more and their last in the t1fr1. In
this inning Barry sprained his ankle
while rounding second on three~bas-
ger. and is out Of the game for the
nrrSaYt The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
SEYBOLD AND BROWNE S7ARS OF
GAME IN Il. s. LEAGUE PARK

haHd'eG eight ass,stg, and the right
Quilted on each side executed sorno
grand stand stunts
Hrownt-. far Washing tt'tt ttg uired ia
two double plays. one to second base,
the other 10 first. while Scyhold help
ed to land two men by assisting
BohunnOn IT first.
These happenings do not occur in
many games. but the bunch here are
on the lookout for every move, and
none of tsem have glass arms or
charley horse, or anything like tna,,
and there yon are,
Business starts Up.
Richmond had nothing to It's credit
up,sto the hfth Washington, in the
meantime, in the first half OF that
inning got one oyer on the NEWMAN
ties. And that came as the first ball
over left Held fence. bowling was
the hero, and the grand stand handed
him a bunch Of appicaS.
But when the locals went to hat
in thar inning something dropped,
and here Is how il happened.
Prout. first man to GO To the front
slipped the ball past the inheld for
two bags Hoffman rushed ~ the
rescue, and died in saving his mess
mate. and Prout advanced a peg.
O'Hare blnRled . little fellow along
the line which was handled by Boru.
and on the throw IN first Prout made
beautiful play by landing at home
by two feet on the throw from first,
Boru disputed the decision, but It
vas apparent to the grandstand and
all others that Prout was safe two
miles.
Then. with two down. Soy VIE nit
by a pitched ball. He scratched the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
UMPIRE AIDS IN
BEATING VIRGINIA
soUAssLE FOLLOWS HIS DE-
CiSiON IN GAME WITH
u OF p

PHlLA Dt;LPHIA. Man Z.-Wilduess
on the part OF the Virginia pitchers
together with a shady decision by the
umpire. gave PENNSYLVANIA victory.
to today. Pennsylvania only
made three hits, two in the first and
one in the seventh but they All came
at the Hsychological moment and
counted heavily in the scoring
Coleman Was bumped hard in the
seventh when Virginia tied the score.
and Marshall Was little Improvement
Until he settled down in tho eighth,
The Quakers helped III S4AlherL erss
To runs by weird deldine IN the in
uinGs they scored.
There was lively squahhie between
The two teams ana tn umpire IN ttTf'
seventh inning when the latter allow
ed King TO take his base on being hit
bv pitched ball After fifteen min
utes argument plan vas resumed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
To-day in Baseball

MAY :.
1SSS-- Providence defeated Philadel.
phia. "a to 6. Hardie Hender.
son was Phillies' pitcher.
1s90-Pitcher Wilson, of the Dayton
'ffistaft f.aagne club. issued II
passes in the game with
Akron his team beaten II to 4.
tS95-~The Bostons scored ~ runs Off
Mercer and Anderson, the
Washington pitchers. getting
Is hits for total OF 80 bases.
lso4-The savannah and Jackson-
willie South Atlantic League
teams played a. fifteen-inninG
tie, 4 to ! George Franklin
Suggs. now with Cincinnati.
pitched for the F'loridians and
was It buse indiY3tiuai. striking
out l. men. accepting 10
chances and making four OF
his teams hits.
190t-There certainly was enough
action in the chicago Pitts
burg game. won by the Cubs,
10 to g. The Chieagoans made
Is safties off Doc" Seaman.
Kitty" Bransfield started III
triple play by grabbing liner.
and Johnny Evers had putt
out, 10 assists and / error at
second base, n
1905 The Giants, on IL hits. scored
g runs and beat Boston. IL
TO 8
1907--Safeties were scarce in tbs
New York BROOKLYN battle.
Won by the McGTawites- | to a.,
Christg Mathewson hold the
Superhas to hits, and Elmer
Strickiett, inventor of the spit
bah, limited the Giants to :.
1907--.The New York and Phfladeass
phia American League club
consumed s hours and III
minutes In playing a 10-innln4
game. The score was to 41
and The pitchers Were JaeX1
Combs and Joe Boyle.
ls09-Hans Wagner. OF the PtrAt4M
had field day at the bat, malt
ing singles and l doubts o.
three Chicago pitchers--An1
Coakley, Chick" FrasAr MN1
Jack Pfiester. sSS3A4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
SHIPBUILDERS WIN
FROM NORFOLK TARS

NORFOLK, VA, May c--Thanks
70 the work of Andy Bowen. at the
bat and in the held. the shiphuiiders
defeated the Tars in the opening game
today with the hardest fought game
Of the season.
Mckenzie. for the ShiubuiIders. had
game. especially in the pinches. Mil
the Tars Guessing throughout the
Ter. who started 10 pitch for the Tars
was as wild as a March hare, forcing
in the first run with Il base on balls
Stauh and Titman each made good
catches IN The outfield.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03

s naA of his back. and limped to FIRST
base, and the condoling cheers Of
tn. multitude. Mcfarland then rush
al forward aud -sla mined the bat
against the bali which did not survive
the contact. until il made a dent in
the outfield fence, and Sox went to
thTd. while Mae landed on second
sAck.
Bohannon waited for them and
got them. Then the bases were filled
and every one shouted to Blue for
long hit. Blue couldn't do it, but he
worked the rabbits foot on Trenton.
who pitched wild and scored Sox
That made two runs one TO the good.
Washington Evcns Up.
Washington eNened up next time In.
Gas Dundon singled through center
tor a beauty. Adler sacrificed. Cos
horn threw badly. ana DUndon cross
ed over
Then Elijah Baker shouted out to
he crowd 10 get busy and they did.
So nothing else happened
That was all. too, for the visitors
Not satisfied With a tied-up score,
Newman handed his men line or
,-ii.sur canxersation. and in the sixth.
on two errors by Fannacaer at first,
both Newman and Goshorn safed.
Prout tried to send both OF them
forward. out III the play NeWnHHHi
got lost at third Hoffman walked.
That tled the bases, whereupon
OHare Went to bat. Then Trenton
threw another nice wild pitch, and
Goshorn scored OHare banged one
out 10 Browne. which looked like
safety. but which landed in the big
-tr-tfuE.- = init ann III neat throw to
Adler doubled Hoffman. Prout .scor-
ing in the meantime That put the
locals two runs TO the good
Looking for the Hall.
Some moro in the seventh. due to
a base on balls and homer over the
fence added the score up to six,
which was about all.
After seybold passed away at first
from short Mcfarland was permitted
to walk. FIe stole second while 30
hannon was busilv getting out from
1eary to Fannacaer. At that point
biue landed squarely on the sphere,
ana II hash been found yet.
dollar and a half gone" unused
squire Jimmie Connolly.
Both Mac and Blue scored. and the
lahs were satisfied that the game
was cinch, and Brownies bunch bnr
passed into oblivion.
- o"lhg to the slow movements ~
trenton the game was elongated
SOM" Il took more than two hour.
20 hnlsh. hut the crowd eniovad The
,TaHt' and the feeling prevailed that
I. mona had a hangup team in Az
l nltea States League 'As
detailed story. tens the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03

Hall p. ..,.......3 : / Q /
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
ROANOKE LOSES TO
PETERSBURG TEAM

PETERSBURG. IA. May 2-Tbe
game today was featured by the bat
ting Of Heinie Busch. the leader of
the Coolers. who hill for 900. getting
two doubles and q single in three
tries. each hit figuring itt the ran
getting,
Rnannke's nltaald p4tt ,4p ii speetac-
ular game having nina paseata t.. ,is
credit, OF which several We're din
cult, Holland, ia particular made
two great catchss Of long dies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
L YNCHBURG DEFEATS
DANNILLE RED-LEGS

LYNCHBURG. VA. May 2! $3.50 BY
hammering hard the offerings Of job
won their fourth game of the season
today from the Red Sox by the score
of to g. by winning. Lynchburg
crawled into seventh place. showing
DanviIle to the bottom, dohson was
unsteady Lucia's hating featured.
He secured three hits, two doubles
and Il single. Hooker was cut Of the
game on account of Illness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
Boston Beats BROOKLYN.

BOSTON, May Elm batting bee
this afternoon the Boston braves
whipped the Brooklyn, IL To 3.
Trouble for Brooklyn began in the
first inning. when six Bostonians
crossed the plate a change of pitch
ers failed 10 halt the swatfest. Brook
lyn got life>in the third, scoring four
runs, principally on errors by Boston,
hut the Boston S lead was TOO much
to overcome
Jack Cornics. formerly member
Of the Brooklyn, National League. op-
posed Williams in the box Jack was
little unsteady in the curtain ound,
bur after that he frightened up. and
at the end had his rivals his mercy.
striking out eleven of Them Dalv.
formerly OF Rochester. who was guar
dian Of left field for The losing fac
uon, made three hard running
*'ches that looked like sure hits. The
ScCTa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03

Norfolk -........00 0 @ U0l OIL
Newport News % ! 0 . O 0 1--e
SUMMARY Ssfoi*n tyassss -sTitu1arl =.
Mcdonnell o'ady. } pougherty Sac
ritice hits-Cleiss. Mcdonnell Dodge
Titman, First base on errors-%ew,
port News ,; Norfolk. / Left on
hases-Newport News, IL. Norfolk?
Hits~-on Miller 4 in l-S innings:
off Poole in 8 2-S innings. struck
out--By Mckenzie. 9; by Miller. ..
by Poole. s. Bases on bans-0ff MI
Ter, 4. or Mckenzie. 2: of Poole. 2.
Hit by pitched hall-Cleiss Tennant.
Time Of game-i:60 I'mpire-Mc-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
Tigers. Shaken up. Win.

DETROIT. May 2.--The Tigers got
a grand shaking up at the hands of
jennings today and as a result put
up a swell defense and copied
so o game without much trouble.
They didn't slam Lake much but
they grabbed tally early and were
safe. A pass TO Bush. a drive to Lea
by Witt and a sew hounder 10 third
by Cobb did the work. In the next
inning Moriarty reached third on
pass and a couple of thefts when
Bailey vas panked--Np- other- Tiger
got past second.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
Giants Win from p,;,,;.g

NEW YORK, MAY with Hans
''opcrC one more of the regulars. hscL
m The lineup tf- Philiies nut nm
s'iF game today, but We're defeated
~ ID" Giants, & &. ! MsrkIe w-ss
me batting star of the day. getting
Two three-base hits. double ana >
single out of four times up Tesreau
h'Nhea good game. managing To
Keep his eight singles well sratferad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
Reds Blank Cardinals

ST, LOUIS May e.--Clncinnati beat
the Cardinals today 10 to o Harmon
got OF 10 Il bad start and was not
effective. Only one Cardinal reached
third and only two others went as far
as second. Casper had everything
Manager RresnahRn IS eaE4aHea to
his he'd suffering from a severe cold
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
Marty O'Toole in Form.

@RtTTSRi RG, pa, Atav a,-~M.gty
q foole, the pride Of the Northwest.
vas at his best today, and shut out
hicago. & to O. He struck car seven
men and allowed only five scattered
hits He was given Gilt edged sup
pcrt by The locals. who seem rounding
into form Verv rapidly. only two of
the Chicago team reached third base
MCINTYRE was taken out IN the third
inning and Reulhach took hts place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03

Ratted for Vaughn in fourth
L. g.. NA.nlA-n1tnn In fourth

Batteu Tor HNShH III &tN" NJ
Ran for Wolverton in fourth
Score by innings n,
ya,,L..as .6O042l4 coil
Philadelphia ....,. Y U "
Summary; Tsso- base hjt~-Lord'
Three-base hits-Thnmas. Collins,
Sacrifice hits-t;ardner, tiartzel'
street. Stolen bases Mclnnes. keut.
First base on errors Philadelphia. 2
struck out---By Morgan, l. by Dan
forth. /: hy Vaughn. !; by Quinn. =
Bases on balls--tofr Morgan, ?; oil
nanforth, /; off Vaughan, ]; off HON,
J.; OF Quinn, /. Double plays COL
Inns to Mclnnes. Hit by pitched bali
By Morgan, J. Hits-on Vaughn, o
in innings; off Morgan. 4 IN Is in
nings: off Hon, 3 In l inning. Left on
Dases--New York. Z: Phila delphia, 6.
Umpires, OI-oughlin ana Westert elt.
Attendance, 5000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
Red sox Beat Nationals.

WASHINGTON. May 2.--The Reds
managed to Nose ~otfr the Nationals III
a well contested game here today hS
u score Of to g. 1t was a pitchers
battle and both Hall and Groom did
fine work on the mound. The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
Roanoke.

Summary: Stolen hases-H owedell,
Spencer Sacrifice hits Fisher. Car
man. Simmons. Busch Sacrifice flies
Spencer. Busch. Two-base hits
Anthony, Busch -. Shield. First base
OH errors Roanoke. l.. Left on bases
Roanoke. :: Petersburg. {. Double
plays - Busch to Barnett HUs-Of
Yates. in innings off Morga nrath,
| in innings. Struck out--By Yates,
4; Morganrath. 9: Enrd. 6. Bases on
bells-Yates. 3 Edrd. T. wild pitch
Yates. Hit by pitched ball--Cooper
(24 Passed halI-LaGghlin Umpire.
McTeague. Tine Of game. . hours.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
'Batted Tor Kaler in ninth.
Chicago.

SUIIIIIieI9 A-tIt OF UdSSs-~-N-ItNE-
land, 8: Chicago. 5. Hits-Off Walsh.
in Ia innings. of Lange. in
2 rs innings. Two base hits--I.ajoie
CD. Three base hits--Rlock, Ball
Sacrifice hits-<,allahan Bodie. Block.
Bases on balls--On Kaler. l. Off
Walsh, /; on LANCE. l. Struck out
BY Kaler. 8; by Walsh. O. by LANCE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
YANKS DEFEAT ATHLETICS
White Son Red ooN and Tigers the Other Winners in
the American League

Hall. p. .........3 0 L
-~
Totals .,.......3S 6 IL ~ IL 1
Batted for Groom in the ninth.
Score by innings: X.
Washington IL @ Q 0 q %
Boston .......0 0 o 0 > 0 0--6
Summary: Earned runs--W ashin9-
ton. /. Boston, > First base on err
rors- Washington, I, Bosron, ,. Left
on bases--Washington 1; Boston, l..
Base on bails--~Of Hall. { OFT Groom.
/. Struck out--By Hall, 3, by Groom,
T. Three base hits-Moelier, Schaef-
err. Nunamaker. Two-b base hits-Mil-
an. Hooper, Bradley, Wagner, Hall,
Nunamaker Sacrifice hits--Schaefer.
stolen base--knlght. Double play
Lewis TO Nunamaker. Hit by pitcher
by Groom lHall1 Tmpires--
Connolly and Hart Time Of game
Two hours.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03

=. 7ui'' ma Two base hits--Spratt.
Gowdy l2b, Smith. Sacrifice hits
northern Stolen bases-S,nith
Spfa'i' Moran. Double PLAYS
sweeney to Devlin, Northern 10 Dan.
es'fSs - fsases m ,hal!s-fsN f.,
on Hoge. 3. OFF knetzer. !. m
Scnardt off Yingling. >. SrrncI
out y Hogg. ? hy Sohard, /. Nv
,, , 'hgiing ? Passed hall--E rv.in
hlplres, Rigler and FTnneran Al.
tendance, 5000 ~
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CHICAGO.

Summary. TWo- BASE hts Wagner,
OToole. Hoffman, Three base hits
ESFers Sacrifice hit--WaEner. Stolen
base--Leach. Double pIay--Nagner
and Miller, First base on haliss-off
OToole, 3; off Mcintyre, |: off Reul-
bach. L. struck out4--By O'Tooie. Z.
by Reulbachl 2. Passed bali--Archer.
Left on bases-Pittsburg. e. chicaro
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
STANDING Of the Clubs
Games Tod ay.

ST Louis at Detroit
Cleveland at Chicago
New York at philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
Petersburg.
REDS BLANK CARDINALS
Marty loole Aids in Whitewashing Cubs Boston and
New York Giants are Winners

6. First base on errors-Pittsburg
i; Chicago. /. HIts~OT Mcintyre. s
in 2 IL innings; off ReuIbach = in
: 81 innings Time - Empires
brennan and Owells.
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ONLY SMALL CROWO SEES
READING BEAT NEW YORK

NEW YORK. MAY 2.-ThIee hun
dred fans, including three fair ones.
and about SIXTY perched on the fence.
s&N TIE second combat between
Reading and New York in the United
states League. at Bronx Oval this at
ternoop. President Witmans hire
linss gave the locals the short end Of
the stick The result was 10 =.
lust rs nptre Tone announced the
batteries he WAS struck on the top of
the head with a bail batted high into
the air He continued on the field
however. SAMMY Smith. who once
twirled for Montreal and Toronto. did
the mound work for the home con
tingent. After the first three rounds
his work Was bush league
AT New York
r. H. F.
Reading ..0002040 0--s . ;
New York - 00oo1 90 ,
Batteries: cronin and Porte: Smith
Rafferty, and Green.
At Cleveland;
Pittsburg ..0003 0fl0-6 IL 8
Cleveland 10000 2o03-5 8
Batteries Hamilton and Hughes;
Raerty and Green,
AT Cincinnati:
Chicago .....eo &-0Q11o-5 )
Cincinnati 10 2 / o. 0 '--s 10
Batteries: Raymond. Parker and
McDonoush; Grove. Hogan and Hicks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03

Cincinnati, 10; ST. Louis. o
New York, s Philadelphia. 1
Plttshurg. Chicago, .
Boston. II; Brooklyn.