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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-11-14

Mdtcin Gal0Z was IN lne fdllS Oh
Tuesday.
! Mrs. Lon McKown is visiting il
American Falls.
Mrs. K~uberness, of Landing, was
a visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Troy E. Pickett, of Landing
was a visitor on Saturday.
James Lance and George Bulge
were in American Falls Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Weber is home after
a visit with friends in Fairfield, Ut.
Prof Pickett exercised his perog-
alive Tuesday and went home to
vote.
F. T. Stains and family have
moved to American Falls for the
winter.
Miss Irene Allen, after a severe
illness, is at present on the road to
recovery.
Louren W. Cotant called sales
at the horse sale in American Fails
Saturday.
Mrs. Clyde Hanson, after a very
pleasant visit with parents in Malad,
is at home.
Judge Houtz, if you please, and
when you call always have those
little plunks.
Rugs, mating and linolium many
patterns. Abby Schmidt, Schmidt
block, American Falls.
Duck hunters were out Sunday,
but Very little was doing. 'Scotty'
Marshall found a lame one.
Peter Lish came to town on Fri
day. Peter has quite a lot of dry
land wheat to bring to market.
New and End hand furniture also
household effects at Abby Schmidts,
Schmidt block, American Falls.
w. c. Bennett, of Landing, was
In Friday. Mrs. Bennett seems
satisfied with the presidential cleo
ton.
c. C. Zimmerman and family.
who have been at Dempsey Hot
Springs for some time, arrived on
Monday.
Horse King Jack Hartley was a
visitor for a while Friday. Mr..
Hartley had a big spring meeting of
colts.
Mrs. w. D. Barnhart and daughte
Miss Ethe' left for Seattle Thurs
day. Miss Ethel will attend school
at that pl ce.
Rev. Tomson state superintend-
ent of the Congregational church
affairs, was here the first of the
week from Boise.
Paul Bulfinch and Troy E. Puck
EFT brought the returns into Rock
from Landing at 3 a. m. on
Wednesday. Good boys.
Commissioner Andrew Nav is
n Melad as a member of the cleo
ion board. Mr.. May will succeed
himself as commissioner.
John A. Scott, of Table Mountain,
vas in Saturday. Mr.. Scott has
finished his seasons harvest and
viii from now on rest a little.
Henry Eliason, Frank Hillhorse
William Allen, of Lower Creek,
we're visitors to American Falls on !
Tuesday. They were hauling grain. !
Come and e us, you needn't buy. !
BED steads and bed springs, china |
ware stoves and carpets at Ably 4
'cl,midt's, schmidt block, American /
}. A. Leach, of Landing, who left /
ONE time ago for Spokane to under
o an operation, has returned and
5 thoroughly recovered and looking
Stop at the Hotel Grand when
n American Falls. First class meals
. cents. A good home place to
top when in town. Everything is
ew; under new management.
Jno. Wagner, OF Roy, left Mon
ay for Midland Oregon. to be
bsent until after the holidays. Mr.
has two sons in school at
and he may be a little
omesick.
The Ladies Aid society will Serve
bachelors dinner ON Thanksgiving
ay in the Odd Fellows hall and
very bachelor old or young should
ttend with their t~hirty-fiva cents.
'ish bones furnished 70 order.
49,. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
R|XEY REPORTED
TO HAVE SIGNED
WITH H|LL|ES
Famous Virginia Southpaw Elk
pected to Report to Big League
on Saturday.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
Charlottesville. Va, June I3.-Eppa
Rixey. Jr.. Virginia's crack southpaw.
end conceded by competent critics to
be one Of the best twiriers in college
baseball. has. 1t Is said. signed con-
tract with the Philadelphia National
League club, and will report for duty
Saturday OF this week No statement
could be obtained from RiXcy tonight.
as he was away from his home at the
University on II house party.
Tho news that ho had affixed his
signature to u big league contract
came through Bruce Anderson. coll
lege mato and backstop on the Vir-
sinia team last season. Rlxcy hau
promised Anderson. who is captain or
the charlottesville Y. NJ. c. a. team.
tt go to Culpeper tomorrow and twirI
iCr tho local association nine, but this
morning Cancelled tho engagement.
saying that he had signed with the
Phillies and would start for the Quak-
c. city saturday morning.
The above announcement created lit
tic surprise here. as Il was Eel, that
RiNey would land III the National
League. since his interest all along
rad been locked aftGr by Umpire rig
Ter of that league. 'who has coached
the Virginia nine for two seasons past.
Just what the terms OF the contract
are is not known. /; is believed.
however. TO be In excess OF the offer
OF $3.50 a month, made py The Chicago
american League club some ten days
ago.
tits understood that Manager CLARKE
Griffith. OF the Nationals. had wired
ltiXey that he was ready TO duplicate
any offer made him. II WAS with a
great deal OF reluctanc. that the attn
lotic authorities at the university alb
solved RiXcy from his pledge made a
year ago TO finish out his four years
on the varsity nine. The big twiricr
VIII he greatly missed next season.
With Rixey gone. the hrunt or the
twir!ing will devolvc upon Grant. an
other southpaw. who held Yale TO n
tie Il, Norfolk early In April.
RiNcy Will make the second Char-
iottcsviile pitcher who has gone to
Philadelphia. one OF the creates;
'wirlers In the early history OF the
game was Charley Ferguson. who now
lies buried in Mapiewood Cemetery.
fersuson's prowess is recalled even
to this day by the old stagers who
came this way. FOR they do not forget
tc place Il wreath upon his grave
Ferguson died of typhoid fever
while In tho zenith OF his fame as IL
member OF the Philadelphia club. lIar-
ny Spratt. another University of Viz
ginia player. is now with the Boston
National Leagus club.
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Cleveland.
Wa shington.

'oa;ted Tor George in eighth.
lRan for Jackson In ninth.
!Battcd for E!bel in ninth.
zRan Tor Griggs in ninth.
IN ID
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UPPERv|LLE SHOW
ATTRACTS CROWD
1912 Exhibit Opens on Grafton
Hall Grounds Under Favor
able Auspices.
Ispecial to The Times Dis patch. ]


Upperv!lle. Va. June 1.-THE 1912
exhibition of the Uppervine Colt and
Horse Show. organized in 1853. opened
this morning on the Grafton Hall
grounds. under very favorable aus
bL desired and by 10 o'clock the
grounds were fairly well flled. The
Prizes awarded were as follows:
iearling harness class-First. H. r.
Chamblin; second. Clifton Simpson:
third. a. c. Gochcnaucr
Harness horses, two years old-First,
II r. Chamblin: second. c. II. Slater.
der-t'irst. Bobiin Bonolink. r U.
Dudley: second. Mary Greenway.
Bowles Bros; third, Hiawatha, DR.. c.
Il. Brown.
Harness horses. any age. fifteen
hands and over-First. Royal Swell.
Bowlcs Bros; second Au Bit. Bowles
Bros; third, Kitty Watha. r. L. Hum
phrey
stations. quick draft--First. SUI
preme Pollonius, r.. L. Humphrey.
Hunters. three years old-First.
Handover. E. L. Rcdmon; second, O..
K. W. C. Skinner; thiro, SANDY, DR..
Ryan.
Hunters. four years old and under
First. Silver Crest. II. Hunter Dulany;
second, -. IL, w. 4. skinner, third,
Chance, Brook Thacker.
Pair harness horses. three years and
under-First. Bowles Bros; second, r.
l.. Humphrey Co.; third. Bowles
Bros.
Yearling Observation-Disclosures sec
ond and third, Blue Ridge stud. rib
bons.
Thoroughbred stallions-First, Fay
cite. Blue Ridge stud: second. Prince
OF Melbourne. Blue Ridge stud.
Polo ponies-First, Lucy Johnson
Russell; second Jesico. Henry Frost.
Park saddle. any age. fifteen hands
and under-First. Lamora. w. e.
Fletcher; second. Candy Watha, r. l..
Humphrey &c Co.; third. Bull Dane.
Bowles Bros.
Half-bred hunters-First. Aquilla. W.
F. Wilbur: second. Port. w. F. Wilbur;
third, Silver Crest r. II. Dulany.
Combination harness and saddle
es-First-Lamona. w. G. Fletch-
er; second. Juvenile. Bowles Bros.
third. Candy Watha. r. L. Humphrey
&: Co.
Green hunters-First. Port, w. f.
Wilbur; second Silver Tip. i. L. Red
mon: third. Chance. Brook Baker.
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fast game is looked for to-mor-
row afternoon, when the liahns and
Coco Colas meet. as both managers
are confident of winning. The Coco
Colas have been playing In streak
OF hard luck for some time, but have
played some of tho best games that
have been played in the Old Dominion
League this season
The Kahns. OF Richmond. have one
OF the fastest clubs in the city, and
are now leading the league with
stckers, The Barton Heights arc AT
the head of the league, while Tylers
are holding down second. then comes
the kahns, who are pushing the lat
ter clubs for a hold on first place
The kahns VIII line up as follows:
FARLEY. left field; thinner. shorts,or.
Harrison. pitcher; Towe. second base;
Sro"ning' first base; Morgan. right
feid; Currie, centre field: Wilcox.
third base; Hampton. catcher. Gle
ments, manager.
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Rio Mills Destroyed by Fire.

ISpeCsHI 10 ITO Z I1IItS- DISpatch.
Charlottesville, Va, June lathe
Rio Mills were totally destroyed by
fire at 4 o'clock this morning The
mill property was situated about seven
miles north of the city. Just beyond
Rio Station, on the Southern Rail
way. in an excellent grain producing
nclEhborhood. 1t was fully equipped
with -four and meal machinery. 1t
had n large storage capacity and was
enc OF the best and most up-to-date
waterpower mills in the State. The
mill was owned by William II. Burn
ley, of Hydraulic, and was valued at
about 10000; insurance. 5000.
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orfolk.

Score by innings: r.
Petersburg ..... 1 0 3 o / 0 %
Norfolk ......... o o o o 0 0 3 0--3
summary. Two-base hits-Keller,
kirchcr Three base hits-Barnett.
simmons. Home runs-Busch. Stolen
bases--Simmons, Bigbie. Sacrifice hits
Wilson o.. Double plays-Dodgc 10
Bigbic. Left on notwithstanding, i:
Norfolk. :, Struck out--by Pool. g. by
Nickery. 8: BY Vance. l. Bases on balls
off Pool 4; off Vickcry. .; off Vance. /.
Passed balls-Lusky. l. IIits-off VicK-
cry. I i'll l-3 Innings; off Vance. In
! 20 innings Time OF game. 1850.
Umpire, Mace Attendance. 500
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I.ynchburS, ., Dluchcid, 10.
Norfolk, 3; Petersburg. 3.
Richnond, 14j Portsmouth, ..
Newport News, 1; Roanoke, O.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Portsmouth mt Richmond.
Petersburg mt Norfolk.
Roanoke mt Newport News.
Bluencld mt Lynchburg.

For eight innings yesterday at
Broad street Park Castro's :ncn froia
Portsmouth We're victims OF Big Bill
Aycrss mastery stitching and the per-
feet fielding of the Richmond Colts
Up to the ninth Portsmouth had
found Ayers for only four scattered
hits and no runs. In the ninth Ports
mouth scored TWO men. on the other
hand. Griiln's men found Britton's
curves To their especial liking. pound
ing out eighteen safcttcs In eight
innings. netting fourteen runs.
Portsmouth's two runs came in this
way: Watson hit to right field for
three bases and scored on Douglass
two-base hit 10 centre. Douglas
scored when Strain made the only
an easy one laid down by Titman
Manscr flied to Graft; Cooper wen.
out short TO first, and Garvin third TO
first.
Strain. who was sent to short by
Griffin. made three hard runs stop
ping balls that looked safe at every
angle. failing but once In catching
the runner at first.
Tho Colts put three mon across the
rubber in the first inning. Griffin hit
to left for two bases, advanced to
X
ed and stole second. Burke drew a
pnss. filling the bases Fiournoy hit
TO left field scoring Griffin and Ralcy,
taking second himself on the throw
In. Burke scored when Maths went
out on an easy Grounder to Douglas.
The third inning saw three more
runs made In this way: Burke drove
IA hot one to Murphy making first:
Went to third OF Flournoys two-base
hit to left field Maths famed strain
singled scoring Burke and F'lournoy,
Mace went out short to hrst, Strain
landing at third station. Strain scored
when Ayers hit to centre. and Ayers
died attempting n steal
Get Five in Fourth.
Five more runs were scored in the
fourth by the Colts. Griffin famed.
Graf hit 10 centre for two bags.
Raley dropped Texas" over second.
Graf landing at third. Raley pill
ferc! second. Burke went out short
TO first. Flournoy drew a pass. filling
the bases. MATHS hit no, one 10
Britton which hit his glove and
dropped over to Castro. MATHS land
ing safely when Douglas muffed
Castro's throw: Graft scored strain
sent a rs TO Watson, who mufed ii.
and Raley and Flournoy scored on the
error. Maths and strain scored on
Murphy's wild throw to Garvln. Mace
ilied 10 left.
The eighth inning saw this batting
rally: EaIcy hit to right for three
bases and scored on BurSe's hi 70
centre. Fiournoy and MATHS hit to
centre Burke scored. Strain laid a
nice one into left. filling the bases.
flournoy scored on Mace's nelder's
choice which forced Maths at second
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Cincinnati.

totals ,..55 10 z Is Totals ..io.4esi? .
ba't,a .1s Brennan .n seventh
hat'cd 'nr kceie u ninth.
Ran fpr Mclean In ninth.
score tY innings; n
0,',-!hhail -''..................ol 56o30i 20
"'.1p''bhlA .......-..........- O0i62 Ill
sunmafy I:uns-Paskcr;. Cravath. Ma
e. &C. Luierus. knabe. Downey (.). Doolan.
pi"Aam Brtnren. Walsh. Beschcr Marsans
-. Hooiitzei a. Mitchell tel. Egaa o..
Gisn'. Two base h!ts-Magee. Hobi!tzel,
D'Nney' Beschfr. Crayath. Mclean -~1reo.
,"se Ait-FAeian. Sacrihce hlts-IiooIItzel
j.. Dooian Sacrifice hies-Phelan Ma.
sto.5n haFc-Paskc' I551;lc play-
HE.u 4" Esmond 70 Hooii..e!. Left on boscs
"'.natlpnia ia; Cincinnati. L. First hage
% erI0.S. FhDade!phia. = Cincinnati ,
ii'is~oM Brennan. - in innings: on Al4x.
amer. Ia . Innings OF I3entor. 10 in ia
on hee,e. in 20 Innings. firs,
% r aa..s-OH Herman .. of aloxandor
OF. benton, s: OF Kee,e st-ucL 49,.
~ hfTnnan. !; by Alexander. 4. 10y Ren;on
t ~ Nss;e 2 Hit By pitcher-By Benton
'hFHhnan). Time OF game. :.r rir,,'I.ns
owens and brennan. empires
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

at Atlanta: Atlanta Memphis, ram.
At Chattanooga: Chattanooga Nash
Vile. rain.
At Birmingham: Birmingham Mont
gomery, rain.
Only three games scheduled.
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C.,,,,,,, '''-''. ,-...-p . y . o % p
Seeker. Flournoy. Douglas. Threo-bnsa bi,s
haIoF; watson. Sacrifice hii-Gram stolen
90 'a'ses,'Murphy. RaIcy t,l. Maths Double
pi"S-Murphy to Castro TO Douglas Tc,t
On bases-Richmond, s: Portsmouth ; nh,
sasc on oaiis-on BrItton. 5. Struck out-uy
nEers j; by Brittou, :. iii by pitchar.
Seeker Time OF game. les. Umpire. o.th.
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ed WALSH ALLOWS
ONLY THREE HITS
Chicago Defeats Boston in Ninth
Inning Rally by Score
of 8 to ?.
NATIONALS TAKE ANOTHER
Tigers Carelessncss on Bases
Partly Responsible for Vic
tory of Athletics.
NATIONALS TAKE ANOTHER

Chicago. ILL.,. June 13.-Playing part o,
the time In u driving rain ana 10 the
Compartment OF n brass band In celebration
OF raising the city championship nag. the
Nbi;e SoX defeated Boston in n ninth in
ming rally to >. Ed. Walsh pitched for
Chicago. allowed but three hits and drove
In tho winning run in the ninth with n sim
gle.
Jake Stahl, the leader Of the Boston team.
was presented with cifcst OF sllverware
by Chicago friends. Score:
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MATHEWSON LEADS
CHARGE OF GIANTS
Yields Only Six Hits, and Chi
cago Is Defeated,
3 to 2.
o'TooLE WINS FOR PIRATES
Reds Fall Before Phillics, and
Boston Takes Last OF Series
From St. Louis.
0'T00LE WINS FOR PIRATES

New York. juno l3.-w!th Mathewson lead
Ing the charge. the Giants to-day took tho
hn1 battle with the Chicago Cubs. making
The series stand three out OF four. To-day's
score was TO . Maihcwson allowed but
SIN hits; he famed eight men. and out
piiehcu Cheney at every stage u the game.
inc feature Was the batting oil Doyle and
Myers, who got Ave OF the Giants ten hits
rae daily home run was made by Archer,
VINO MI to deep centre IN the seventh
score:
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ROANOKE DROPS
FIRST OF SERIES
Brown Outpitches Green. and
Newport News Wins by
Score of 3 to I.
Especial to Tho rimc..n,.n,,

Newport News. Va. Juno iapr
mad the better of Green in n,,ah,-
auel to-day. and Newport N.,.s rae
.he opener from Roanoke. ,o
Evans batted in all OF tn. loc.,s. -
sending two over with a s,nr,o 80
Hreeh mad filed the bases ON n.xso,
III tho eighth. Batcs's nelaip, -, III,
featured. Score:
NeHnnrf
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Baltimore: Baltimore. o; Jersey
City. 2.
At Montreal: Montreal. s; Buffalo,
4.
At Providence: Providence, .; New
ark. II.
Other clubs not scheduled
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u :"
Blucnclu.
Totals .,.....io 10 Is - Is
cnrr hN inninCS. I

Lynchburg ......00o o 0Oc O. q
Blueiicld ...........I 0l q o 3 o > 90
summary: stolen bases-Keating.
l1udgins. Sacrifice hits-Sexton Zanel-
II, Bussey. Sacrifice ily-Wullncc. Two
base hiis-Cleveland, Lowman Wool
ums co. Thrce-b base hits-NiXon. Tit
low. Hooker. First base on errors
Lynchburg, ]; Blucneld, 4. Left on
hases-LYnchburg. 3; Blueneld. 10.
Double plays-NIXon and Woolums;
1itlow, CASTOR and Schrader. Struck
out-By sexton 3. by Bussey =. Base
on balls-By sexton. 5: 10y Bussey, .
Cmpire. McBrIde. Time Of gnmc. LES.
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FOUR HITS OFF O'TOOLE

Broqklyn. June i3-Pi,tsourEh took the
.asi game OF the series from Brooklyn to-
uaE' 10 9, through the good pitching o,
Oh DOLE. The ST. Paul recruit was in fine
form and allowed but Tour scattered hits
Nhsner J. Miller and Wilson did the b,st
STICK work tor PITTSBURGH Roth ,..,,s
were careless In their fielding, scorc.
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BUSCH'S TEAM IS
FAVORED BY LUCK
Line Drive Rolls Under Tunbers
and Results in Home Run
for Petersburg.
Gspccial to The Timcs-Disnatch.l

Norfolk. Va, June 13.-Petersburs
defeated Norfolk to-day on pure luck.
lieine Busch hit a line drive 20 right
field. and the BAH rolled under some old
timbcrs Before II was recovered Busch
had crossed the plate. sending In two
runners ahead of him. The score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At indianapolis: indianapolis. 3;
Minneapolis, 2.
At Louisville: Louisville. A; ST. Paul.
At Columbus: Columbus. 3; MIL
waukec, 5--Coiumbus, 8; milwaukee,.
/; (sccond gamo).
At Toledo: Toledo. IL; Kansas City,
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CARELESS ON BASES

Detroit. June i5.-careicssnc-s on the bases
was the principal cause for Detro!t's 4 to J
defeat By the Athletics to-day. In the OPEN
ing Inning they collected a double and two
singles. but only showed ono man over the
rubber. In the sixth COto opened with a
long double TO le!,. but died trying to take
three. The Tigers earned all three OF ;h.ir
inlIins. SA,nrc. 49,
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"LEFTY" TYLER MAKES GOOD

Boston, Mass, June :3-"Lct,y" TYLER was
Iohnny Kings one best bot to-day. and lie
series from 81. Louis by the score OF i 10
l. and making il three games to ono in
favor OF The nome team. Harmon was much
10 Bosio"'s liking. and was hammered for
ten htts score: 40
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Pittsburgh,
Totals 40 . = 10 A Totals s3 a !,

Score py INNINGS: H.
Pittsburgh ................ % oooo4nIo
brooklyn .......-..............0 o o 0 0 0 90
summary: Runs-Carcy. Wagner. j. Miller
Mison 90. Two-basr hlt-Wiison. Three
base hlts-Carey, j. Miller. stolen buses
Hyine, Deubert, Kelly. Double p!ay-Mc-
Carihy 10 j. Miller Left on bases-pitts-
bnrEh, 10; Brooklyn, :. First base on balls
" iinEiins. /; on OToole. . Struck out
BS fingllng. :; hy o'Tooc. :. Time a,
game, -! EMPIRES. Eason and Johns,onn
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BENTON DRIVEN FROM BOX

Philadelphia. Pa. June i3-In a free MI.
ting game the Phillies beat Cincinnati, To-
DAY II to 10 The Phiiises came from behind
from the box by scoring I'VE runs. Tn. win.
ninE runs were made of Keefe in the eighth
Cincinnati ht bota Brennan ana Alexsndor
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

,.,; NJ KnoNvIiie: Knoxvlne. .. Johnson
\, Asheyille: Ash4vliie. /: Bristol 9
toy; ~ Cleveland Cleveland, g. Morr,s.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

Al Greensboro: Greensboro, 3; Win
ston Salem, @.
Al Spavtanburg: Spartanburg o.
Greenvilic. G.
a, anderson: Anderson. 10: Char
lotte, Z.
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SEXTON HIT HARD,
BLUEF|ELD WINS
Shoenakers Pile Up Eight Errors
and Lose by Score of
10 to 2.
Especial to The Times

t.F'- N 70 Nc I IIIts JIs pulC.I'J
L!nchburg. Va, June Ia lu.ield
MT Sexton hard ana the Shocmak ers
piled up eight errors behind him, con-
trloutinS SIN runs, and the Red Son
won, 10 10 =. Busscy pitched gilt edge
bali ana his support was good. Tine
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit. 3: Philadelphia. 4.
Cleveland. 3: Washington. ..
Chicago, 3; Boston. ..
st. Louis New York. rain.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Columbia: Columbia. 4: Jackson
vile, /.
AT Macon: Macon. 4: Columbus. O.
AT Albany: Albany. o: Savannah, 2.
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WASHINGTON WINS AGAIN

Cleveland, o.. June Ia-washinston took
the hrst game o. the series from the Mans
here to-day to 2. Cleveland got men on
oases' but Groom was the master In pinches
Elpei. from Reading, hrst baseman OF the
United states League. played right for the
Maps. Score:
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bs Whip Filipinos--Colts Down Castros Follower
Results in the Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston. 6: st. Louis. 4.
Brooklyn. o; Pittsburgh. 5.
New York. 3; Chicago, ?.
Philadelphia. IL; Cincinnati. 10.
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SUMMARY! Kuns-Spcaker. LOWS, CalIa-
ham Fourier, Zcder. Two base hits-Four-
nier. J. Collins. Sacrifice h,s-Stahl. Four
ncr. Bodle CD. Weaver Stolen basc-Rath.
Let on bascs-3oston, 4: Chicago T. First
base on bails-OH Walsh. j. OFF h Collins
J. struck out-By Walsh. 3: by r. Collins
: Time OF game. 2:2o. Umpircs. Dlneen and
Sheridan.
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Totals
:
ltounokc,
Totals

Ran for Garman in rrst and Ia!
Tor Green in ninth
Score by innings: y
Newport News -.OloODOoa
Roanoke " n n n n n n n
Summary Runs-Wolfe (21 Ttch-
berger Holland. Stolen bases-c;.a-
pam. I:aiittc. Sacrifice hit--Pleiss. TIVE.
Dase hits-Evans. Newton. Holland.
DoHoie i'lay-t'ntes to Evans Struck
"ut-By Brown. 6: by Green s Bases
ON bails.-On Brown. 3. OF Green. 6.
Lcit on biscs-Ncwport News :; Roa-
noKc. !. FIRST on er.ors-Roauokc .
" ia pitch-Green. Passed ball-La-
ntte Umpire. Mr.. Black. Time, 1850.
Attendance. 800
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BILL" AYERS
GETS RIGHT MEDICINE
Receivers From Recent Indisposition and Doles
Out Many Pooling Benders to Visiting Castro
Clan, Holding Them kunIess Until Ninth.

Ayers flied to third and Griffin went
out to Cooper.
The score:
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C'liicago.
New York.
score by innings :

Horzog. Myers. rwo-base hiis-saier. My
eFs- Ma'hewson. rhrce-base hi,-Leach.
Hone run-Archer. Sacrifice hits-Fletchcr
shoH6Fass, Murray. stolen bases--Becke-
Doyle Double play-Downs to Evcrs 10
safer Let ON bases-Chlcago. 3 New York
. FIRST base ON bals-on Mathcwson, l.
OH CheneE, l. struck out-By Mathewson
.; by Cheney. .. Passed bal.-.Archcr. lin
plEcs. kem and Eush -