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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-15
MEDIUM TELLS OF
WORD FROM STEAD
His Suggestion, SO Spirit Said,
That Band Played as Ship
Went Down.

Manchester. May 1.-THE DAILY pis-
patch says that 1T hears that -
a"se was received from William ~
Stead, who persisted on Tho .r,,,,i.
through the medium at "A scanSo -.
Eothesay. The medium, who = ~
vic Oh friend OF Stcad's .woorr,;
She jumped up. and seizing othc,. va.
i"eh there, pushed them across m.
room. urging them to onter ,hc 49,.
rward she cried out, Cod. pitv
US She followed this with Thy viii
Thee" ~
After an interval, the medium smoke
again She said: 81 know hnve
passed oyer Tho past has been like
nightmare with q sudden awakonint,
Inc question was asked: WHO arc
YOU and the medium replied: II am
stead. know where l am was
mere before. but was unable to make
an appeal 10 all God fearing me nnnd
women for help. | wish to break in
ihc thought II is easier 10 break IN
mere IMAM elsewhere. Gould Won sec
the misery of the lost as / saw it. your
hearts would bleed for them: called
10 part with all their cherished homes
and plunge into the tcrrors of the
Unknown YOU would Weep and pray
for them"
Mr.. Stead. through the medium. went
on To speak of the fooiishncss of tho
riches and possessions of this earth
1t was ut his suggestion. so the spir-
IT said, that the band played Nearer
My God, TO Thee AS the ship went
down.
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MRS. MOORE MADE GUARDIAN.
COur; Gives Her Control of stusbnnd's
Children by First Wife.

Washington. May II. -Mrs Mubellc
swift Moore. widow of Clarence Moore.
one OF the victims of the Titan l. d'a-
aster, was appointed to-day by Jus-
ice Wright. as guardian of Frances
,: T. Moore and Samuel Preston
Moore. children of Clarence Moore and
his nrst wife. Alike Mclaughlin Moore
Iho children a"c aged respectively sew
ehtecn and fourteen years.
Mr.. Moore was appointed guardian Of
the children shortly after the death
of his first Wife. and his widow in ask.
ing to be appointed in his place. tells
the court the children have resided
with her for sevcral years and viii
continue to do so. According to the
last account OF Clarence Moore as
guardian he held bonds belonging
to the children TO the value of $50
2l1. from which the income Is $4,000
and an interest in real estate netting
an annual return of $1,000. The
property comes to the children from
tho estate of their mother
on application OF Attorney j. Nota
McGiil. representing the children and
the guardian, Justice Wright signed
an order authorizing Mrs Moore to
cXpend the income to the extent Of
Si.5oO annually for the care. main
tenancc ana education of the chill
dren.
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OANVILLE LOSES
TO PORTSMOUTH
Manser and Gordon Opposing
Pitchers in Uninterest-
ing Game.
Especial to The Times.Disn,,oh

D"nNilie' Va. May li.-portsmoui,
-sH'" defeated the Tobacconists in a
'"'her nninterestins game here tbis
"''eFhoon' Pitcher Gordon yielded buI
S"Fe' hiis' while Manscr was touched
-"r nine but he kept them well scnt.
!r y'tI and was tight in the crises mo
;,Iucke's won the game in III. ma
@ .'.i.li.s' wnsn D2nvilie punched three
on h"lis and a sacrifice hit. sco,.ir',
sidrrr, runs without ii hit Dnnvilie
SSYoTtd IN the second on SchTa6n,'s
i ,l,. ~. AN out and Wallnce's sacriiic"
ne uth'r run resulted iron, IN
error nm out and Muyborry's III, '''
yer were no noteworthy uc!dinr
.t"turGS, except a catch by Chunk in
n nmI'' ~ centre Double by Watson
aHu B4ltton in the ninth gave J'nrtg'
mouth It's last rum Tho score
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DIVIDE SPOIIS
FIRST DOUBLE BILL
richmond 1st and Washington Zach Take One, the
rlfst acquiring len Innings to Dec e-.-Sox
oeypold Responsible for Breaking Up Game

two came over in that frame for the
VISITORS Patience got Il walk out of
BIZ taylor, about whom more later.
brownie hit to left, putting two on
Downing then hit to Centre. and Pa
thence had all of the time in the world
To cross, but failed to take advantage
OF IT, 1t wasn't his fault. for the
play was behind Kim. but the fellow
on the bag should be made to pay
some cash. Had Patience crossed. as
he anu Brownie both did moment
later, bowling, who drove them in.
would have cashed.
There was u great deal OF good and
bad bail playing. all of which makes
1T Interesting to look al. iSill Taylor,
whose chief bid for fame Is that he
thinks that there are more pretty
girls down North then there are up
south did good work ia the opener,
while clyde Adams didn't do badly in
the finishing contest. Tho score in
detail tells more about 1t. Bill .Ior
dan and his New York crew Will be
here to-day for six straight games.
Read the scores:
FIRST GAME
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HUNGARIAN VILLAGES nAzEp.
Cyclone Ii.ll. uud inInrrs aiuny.
Iiuuscs irc Demolished.

budlpest. Nay ia nu.nbtr o. VIZ
Lagos. Including Bllvan!ios, Veralia
aud others IN Pennsylvania. were prec-
rcally RACED TO the ground and many
Of tho inhabitants killed or injured by
cyclone which swept Ov = tie district
last evening. out OF $50 hog.,es. S31
we're reduced TO ruins you. bodies
have thus far been extracted from the
debris and the number CT those Sc
rious!y injured Is very large.
Other villages. including Csa3a,
CJfalu and BatoDya were also greatly
damaged b. tie storm
Count B.thIen. the governor o, the
province. has ordered all the troops
stationed IN the district 70 assist the
n.emen In salvaEe work
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DOE Win Rni,ie, t<j;Ic5.

Ts1eC.aI @ ~ 'Tlmea-Dlspato
Lyuchburg VA. May li.-DsveIoDfne
genuine cas- Of Sydrophobla while
I'm confinement. a valuable bird dog
belonging 10 Howard Monroe was
EIleG this morning at Mr. Mnnroe's
home. zoos Main street.
y day Of two ago Mr.. Monroe noted
The strange actions OF tho dog and H.
concluded to confn, him 10 500 n
there was enHhing wrong with him.
Th:s morning tho dogs condition was
worse. and ~. Bowen. after examining
II. SAID ;hcro was no; mistake abont II
having 4 wei defined case OF rabies.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

Boston at Cincinnati,
Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Chicago
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Totals
w nshlngton.

Blue, OHarc. stolen boses-Fallon.
Browne. Fisher. lowing Double
plays-Dundon to Geary to Fisher;
Dundon to Fisher. Bases on balls--om
Taylor. ,; off Owen. J. Lett on bases
Richmond. 4. Washington, G. Hit by
pitched ball--McFarland. Struck out
by Taylor, :; BY owen. 3. Time Of
game, two hours. Umpire, Cullen
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Reading.

Totals .............35 10 II - IL
,Batted for Mummy IN ninth.
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MISS HAwLEY,s RECORD.
Philadelphia Girl sNims Nile In 81
Minutes IL Seconds.

Philadelphia. May 1i.-rhe feat OF
swimming mile in tnirty-thrce min
utca and seventeen seconds IN Il sixty
Root pool which ncccssttHtcd eighty
inree turing has given Miss Hester 4.
Kawicy, daughter OF ii Philadelphia
broker. Il h!sn place among young w y
man athletes IN this section.
Tne new record, which was made II.
Il pract!Cc test, ipps almost seven sec
onds from the best womans record
tor the mile. Miss RawIcy has started
training for a s!XlccT-IniIe swim. from
Philadelphia 10 Chester. ana hopes 10
accomplish IL next .Iuiy.
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:--i'""ial to The T'r,es- nirnatch 7
j .NnC Y hIlrcc Va A..

--'N""'hI 70 WIS T'n'es- Dirnatch.
lFncbburg. Va May 1.-THE stock
holders OF the Chamber o. Commerce.
IN annual session last night. elected
me to,iowinF board Of directors: John
r P"ttviohn. W f. Addison G. n
Craddoct Or 7 n. Pavtor I. D
c@vAns. Richard Hsncoc,, W.. G. WIN.
y q. G"~F"nh' 'n14r 70. T. watts. r. II
N"''~. NJ T.: R-owr John v'c.o- 7 n
M'1lner a. n. Tonr ana II. VI. Penick.
The board will meet, shortly TO cleo,
officers for tina ensuinr wear.
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summary fuus-F ostcT. hllau, Jackson,
Liviurstonc. Ryan. Earned iuns-W Washing
ton. 1: Cleveland !. First base on errors
Warrington, Lett on INSTRUMENTATION,
q; cleveland First bsso on balls-pn
Groom J. on Grcss, J Struck out-By
Groom = by Gregg .. 1wo-basc hits-Bir-
mingham, ruaninGha IN Stolen hascs-MIlan
20, Mcbride. Henry. DouG.> play-Cashion
to icny. Wild pltch-Groom Time OF
game. i:sc Umpire, Dlneen and Pcrrine.
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". Collins. second base.
tBatted fog Pcnnock In ninth.
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1.ynchburE .....2 o q o 90 000000--2
Newport News. oOo2 u0O03-:i
Summary stolen basc-Braun. sacri-
neil. Firat base on errors-Newport
News j. Left on bases--Lynchburg.
.: Newport News. I. Double plays
Bowen and Wolfe: Bowen. Mcdonnell
ana wolfe Struck out-By Stocksdaic,
.; by Brown, t. Bases on bulls-Bv
stock dale. ., by Brown. 3. Time EOS.
Umpire, Mcbride.
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MIGHTY COOMBS
TAKEN FROM BOX
White Sox Shoot Another Dart
in Mack's Champion
Athletics.
MAPS DEFEAT WASHINGTON
Tigers Win From Highlandcrs,
and St. Louis Loses to
Boston.

Philadelphia, Pa. May 14.-Thn White
SoX shot another dart into Mack's Ele-
plants at Shlbe Park this afternoon.
tired. and a mere youth named Ed.
Pcnnock finished tho game. The score
was Chicago I. Athletics 0. Coombs
toilcd five innings. and then Mack
pulled him out. Pcnnock went four
innings. and only permitted one single.
Score:
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WINNING STREAK CONTINUES

Boston. Mass. MAY 1.-THE BOSTON
Red Son con,!nu ID their winning streal.
to-day defeating the St. Louis team
by q "Garrsion finish" in the eighth.
The score was 6 to :. Both pitchers
were hit hard when they were hit at
all. BumGardncr seemed to have tho
game won until the eighth. when the
Boston heavy hitters fell on him, ana
"a succession OF singles and doubles and
Il three bagger by Wagner b.ouGh,
over ivs runs. Score:
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FLETCHER IN USUAL FORM

Reading. IA, May 1.-THE local
United states i'case team had no trou-
pic IN defeating tho New York aggrc-
cation here this aftcrnoon. The score
WAS /" TO !. The home clan found
It'Fhcf murphy for fifteen drives. most
Of which came AT ihn right time sam
Fletcher who has landed three victo-
i''S Io' ihf Hoodinsitcs, was in his
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C H ENEY YIELDS
ONLY FOUR HITS
Phillics Fail to Connect With
Cubs Pitcher and Lose by
2-to-o Score.
sUPERBAs FAIL TO SCORE
Sallce Allows But Two Hits,
and St. Louis Wins,
to o.

Chicago. ILL.,, May 14.-Cheney held
the Phillies to four hits to-day, and
the Cubs won. 10 0. Timely hitting
by Downs. Zimmerman and Holman
gave the Cubs their two runs against
Alexander. Paskcrt spoiled Philadcl-
phia's best chance by trying to score
from third on an inheld fly in the sew
eath cheney was wild, but frightened
up in the pinches. Score:
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

Al Greensboro: Greensboro. .; Win
ston- Salem, /
At Spnrtanburg: spartanburg, 3:
Greenviile, 6.
AT Anderson: Anderson. 3; Charlotte,
].
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Rain Stops Gnmc.

fittsbursh. Pa, May 1.-THE I'nttc1
states League game here today he
tween Pittsburgh and Cleveland was
stopped by ram in the fourth 'ln!ng.
WIN me score 10 0 in favor OF Cleve.
ihnd. Batteries Pittsburch-IInu
i!ton. hughes: Cleveland -Kcene and
~ Chicago: No gabc scheduled.
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NORFOLK UNABLE
TO FIND GARDIN
Roanoke's Pitcher Puzzles Tars.
Who Lose by Score
of S to 3.
Ispec!alto The Times Dispatch.l

Nortolk, Va. May 1.-THE Grow CT
The Mary Jane was unable to find
Sardins curves after the first inning
Roanoke. The score was TO >. Hol-
land scored home run for the visit
tors. Poole allowed eight hits. while
Gardfn held his opponents down TO
four. The Crew played n rather loose
game. allowing four errors to be
chalked up. while Roanoke was chars-
cd with only one. The score:
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MUlllN IN FINE FORM

New York. May ll.-Gcorge Muffin
was in fine form to-day and held the
Yankees TO three hits. Caldwell was
steady and wild in spots He struck
out eight men and WAS given gilt dgod
support, but the Dctroits managed to
make their hits count Cobb ana
crawford eNcelicd on the bases. score:
New YorL n..,.
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Oh alners
MOTOR CARS
u ordon Motor Companv
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
GOES TO PIECES
IN 18TH INNING
After Playing Brilliant Ball.
Lynchburg Loses Out by
Score of S to 2.
lspecial o The Times-D!spa,ch

bynchburg, Va, May l4.-Art"r nI,v
,ns brilliantly behind Stocksdnln ~,
n nweive innings. Lynchburg Wen, to
errors and two hts gave N,, rnree
Tvs .eMs three runs ana the game bv III
OF 10 .. An easy mum NJ :,
ny by Johnson. with a chance to re-
$500 sac, started the trouble.
Jt t1ehsuaic pitched wonderful bali. a.
ala Brown. The score: "a
LynchbtfrI.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Toledo: Toledo, s; Louisville, ..
AT Milwaukee: Milwaukee. =, 81.
Paul. 3.
AT Indianapolis: indianapolis. o;
Columbus, l.
At Kansas City: Kansas City. 16;
Nlinnenpolis. s.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At New Orleans: New Orleans.
Chattanooga, give innings. rain).
At Birmingham: birmingham,
Atlanta, /.
Nashville, /.
At Mobile: Mobile, 0; Memphis, Z.
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

At Bristol: Bristol, /; Cleveland. o
At johnson city: Johnson Clty-Ashc-
willie, rain.
At Morristown: Morr!stown. 3: Knox
s.illLA
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Kilbnnc Outilghts nurns.

Now York, May 1l,-Johnny Kl!bano.
Of Cleveland, the fcatherwciEht cham
pion. outfought frankie Burns. OF Ter
sey c ~. in 9 fast tcn-round bout at
the st. Nicholas Athletic Club here
tonight.
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Amateur Baseball
Commission

meeting OF the Amateur Bnsc-
ball Commission VIII DC held TO-
night In the arin0ry of the First
Virginia Regiment. beginning at
$3.50 o'clock. several matters OF
Importance ARE 10 he considered.
including nprcals from two ar three
clubs ns 10 plnyers. President iIiil
Is extremely anxious that n!I ncnt-
bers be In attendance promptly.
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TIE TIEs DIsPAToH RcHGoNp VA WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 1as
Yesterday sResultsn IhreeBigLeagues
UNITED STATES

Richmond. 8; Washington. thrst
lgame).
Richmond. i: Washington. (sscond
game).
| Reading. 10: New York. 4.
Pittsburgh. o; Cleveland. (called
lin fourth innng).
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Score by innings: II.
New York . > o o O o @ l.
Reading .... . ) 10 10
Summary: Sacrifice hi,s-Sheckard
Two base hits--Dcsbro. Disters. Cook
Ihrea-base hits--Wahl. Brugey, Brou-
'hers. Home runs--Under'i ank. jack
son. stolen bases-Brodcr!ck Die,ers.
Pcttt, Moves. Sheckard. Base on balls
OF Murphy. o. of Fletcher, o. Hit by
pitcher-Sheciard Struck out--by Muir
ply, 2 by Fletcher :. Passed balls
BrussE, Petit Time, 40 Umpire.
Tone.
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TWO HITS OFF SALLEE

St Louis. Mo, May 1i.-Sallee allowed
pu' Two scattered hits. while his team
mates drove knctzer off the mound in
'le third inning. st Louis winning the
opening game TO o. score:
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IIany lite.
Totals ..........35 & 81 II =
bAttod for GordoM in ninth iunIn.r

7'-'.' ~ y n :.
'iiattcd for Gordon in ninth innlng
Score by innings: #
....O0 2OOO0nt
Duuvillc ...........01 OOlnO0 -
summary; Runs-Beckcr, Britton.
douglas. Manser. CASTOR. Schradcr'
stolen b"se--i;unser Sacrifice hit.
,iarV'n. Sacrifice fly Wallace. Two
base hits Schladcr. Wallace. Britton.
watson. First base on crrors--Ports-
mouth. . Danvilie. :. Lott on basos--
Eortsmouth s. Daiviilc. ). Double
ple E-Gorduu to MaybeTrY. Struck out
~ Manser 3 by Gordon >. Base on.
balls ~ NaUscr. tLuciaJ, by Cor
don tBockoiD Hit on pitched bali
By Gordon, (Nauser, Douglass. T me
COY game, $50, Umpire, Duponuc.
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Totals .......,,,'?2I 3 4 - ID

Roanoke ...........O1 @ %
Norfolk '..............2 o o. 0 0--S
summary: Two-base hits-Ncwton.
Hinton. HONS run--H olland stolen
hascs-DodEe. PrcsslY Newton CD.
Gardin. CHM Double play-Newton.
Gormon TO Prcssly. Sacrifice hits-Big-
bic, Staub, Fisher. CHM Base on balls
OF Gardin, 3 off Pool. /. Left on
bases--Ronnoke. o. Norfolk, >. Hit by
pitched ball-Daughcrty struck out
Gardin. s; by Pool. :. Passed balls
Bion. !. Tima OF game, $50 Umpire.
Doughcrty. Attendance, 500.
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FOUR HITS FOR EACH TEAM

Washington. May li.-Clevcland &c
toatcd Washington to-day IN a pitch
ers' battle. 3 to ,. Gregg and Groom
each allowing but few hits y double
play by Cashion and Henry featured the
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New York.

usual good form and managed to keep
tho ten hits scattered. The score:
Now York
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Totals ....a a2Il1 0 ro.als

Williams Two-basc hits-.Iones Crawford
sacrifice ny-Crawford Stolen bascs--Cobb
crawford linn. Martin. Double plays
l.ondon 10 Moriari,y to Bush: Martin to
1fraher 10 Himmors. Left on hascs-New
York. B; Detroit. . FRS, base on errors
New York. Struck ou;-Rv CaidvelI. &:
DIV Muffin, r. First haze on halls-On Caid.
Wen! OF Mnllin. |. lit nv pitcher-I3v
Caldwell. Loudcn>. Wild nitch-raid,.aii
Iassrd hail-Street StanaSe. Umpircs. west
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brooklyn.
Totals 20 81 IS . Totals e. % . y "a o
'Batted for Earnn In oirh,h

'''FNN''' 4UI TsHEUn N clEhtN.
ScSrc by innings: n
io' ooN'El ......................0 & . . & %
- ''Suls'''.. -..................0 o o Il q
summary: Runs-iiuGgins. Ellis. Mowrcv
tM>ohetchy. Hauser. Cakes Three-basc hit
W'hso' Sacrifice hits-Ells, Konetchy and
oakes. S-~ien bnses-IIueg!ns t2,. oois"s
Moran Ellis, Mowrey. double plavENII,,,,
mel to Phelps; Smith to TooJcy; YinrIinr
Louis :; Brooklyn. ?. First base on ha,,a'
On knetzer. 3; on saIce. i: OF Raeon'
nitusE 'ui-By Sailee. .: by Rason,
In IS innings; of Ragon, hits ~ rum
,t 10 innings. Time OF same. 1850 umnircs
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NATIONAL

Chicago, .; Philadelphia. o.
ST. Louis. 6; Brooklyn. o.
Decentralization: rain.
Pittsburgh-New York; rain.
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philadelphia.


totals ...?o - Il Totals "a y Il /
Baited for Alexander in seventh.
fBattcd Tor Dooian in ninth.
Slated for Ki!iGer In ninth.
shatted for Seatom in ninth.
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r., - ''4iuHlc' "eu' norman.
- w ase hl's-Downs. Titus, Zimmerman.
toiman. Evers. Threr-basc hit-MIiirr sac
rihce hits-Miller. killiter Double play
Downs 20 Archer TO Zimmerman lIits-On
NIeNhhuer. g. First base on bals-On Alex
thuef' j. of Seaton, =. of Cheney q
Iuek out-By Cheney. I: by Alexander :,
IN ny pitchci-kilitcr. Time OF game, Los
Iinpires, lileier and Finnerau
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Boston.
.a, 80" -, - = I0'"'s '''o' y Z !

-EfauinEartncT, pitcher.
Score by innings II
o. h""is.'........ 0 ci00no C-5
summary: i:uns-Spcalscr. Lewis On. wig
ner Garda"r. Bradley Sho;tcn. l.apnrte.
iiaIiinan' kritchell. Haunsartnor Two
hasc hits Lewis. Gardner Speaker Three
base hit-WaSnor stolen ba.cs-I.aporto
~. mailman, Hogan, First base on halls
oh Clcottc' I; off Baumgartner, l. Strucls
ont-Hy Clcottc. { by BHumGartner J. sac
r'hcc hiis-Iiooper. Sturaii. Bradley Iit by
pitchcr-c:agle. Wild pltch-Cicottc I'm,
pircs. Esan and Evans
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Total. ...as 7uis = Total. 80 .

'E. Collins. second base.
fTiatted fog Pcnnock In ninth
~ Collins, right field.
Score by innings: II.
Philadelphia ..................0e 0 Q o 90
chicago y 1 4 y - ~
Summary; Runs-Rath ca. H. Lord cal
iahan. Bod!c. Weaver. Benz. Two-basc hits
ii Lord. Kuhn. BoGis, j. Collins. i.app.
Sacrifice hi;s-Bcnz, Bodie, Ioider. Kuhn.
sacrifice ny--J. Colins Double plays-Mc-
Inris ,unasslstedj. Rath to HeideF LIEF; on
bascg-Chicago. c: Philadelphia. H. Hits--on
Coombs. S; off Pennock. l. stolen bases
Lord. T.. Collins. HcInuis Fret base on
bnlis-OG Coombs. 2. of Benz. :: on Pen
mock, = stuck out--By COMBS :: by PEN
mock /. Wid pitch-Coombs 90. IIit ~
pitss er-Wcaver. Time OF game. Isl. Jim
pircs Connolly and Hart.
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Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at WASHINGTON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-15

New York at Richmond Il
Washington at Reading.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Cleveland
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-06-06
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Cuban meeferit

onat 10 pitemm6n aifaa oleet le'
mottomia ia tpptpmdttDmid iiitd ettd
BE omat o0eet miltei fofonaan Jul
iettuina pois faifesta ipaifutuspal'
lasta tuosIa iaorito iapauasia. Se
pitdpat iIIeddn iuuremman tunnus'
tufIen arwoiiina, fosfapa be ubrau
tufpaiIesti omot oueet mufana Tai
fisIa Sudan mapanstaisteluisia.
WiimeiIiud niifpiaa on aiema far'
iistpnpt min ettd neeterit uieisia pai'
foin omat nousieet lint f%apinuan
b%auitusta mastaan. &npinan job
ooSta ospat 0bbpsmaaat iefaantu'
meet %aIiaan. 8 iotalaipoa on fuliet'
tanut Gubacn S.40O 9bbpsmoItain
Iotilasto turpaomaan ameritalaiS'
ten bented ia omaiiuutta.
SUDAN p~reIibentti @ome5 on ldbet'
tdnpt idbtDteitie Saftiae pastaIau'
feen gbb9smaItain m%dliininlon job
bosta, ionfa Iuuuaon iparmuuoela
merfitIemdn Sudan itiendiippoen me.
nettamistd ia tdmdn aoritaiamauan
Iiittdmistd gbbpswaltoibin. Gubas-
ia isInipbpttpddn moi Dbbpsmal'
tain Iaifpasto poiteta mpDsfin Wle.
ricoon fen aIioibin lefaantuafIenia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-06-06
Mmaia, mieb.

Toufof. 30 p.
Imofon Gpanf. 2utb, 2anIauis
a atunnan tirfoeIa rofennustrHt
aIoteitiin tt. 20 p. urafoitIiiat Nifo
lai Niemi ia Sobn 2obti iuoriitawat
tpDn. 2irtfo rofennetoan Nler Was
milan lobioitto maue tonttimoaue, Iaus
boista, ia miiIi ioIfaa forfeaue ie-
menttiialaue.
Wonta fertoa onfin 10 Iaatu 70.
foontua, enrenfun on tdbdnfddn
asti pddstp, ititdfin ippstd, Fun on
oIut toinenfin Iabioitettu tontti. Spp.
nd piipptpfieen Ell ole p1ut erimie.
liIp1s, maon iuunnittelu, fumpifo,
oliii ebnuiiempi paiffa. Gniin mat.
nittu labioitus or pdbdn idIemmd
ilmoitettu, mutta ie on bppd paifta,
ioten pffimieliiesti pddtettiin rafen'
nu.taa fiiben. 3ustannusartp ioita
annettiin u eammollefin losfe ttatpof'
Il, ia iiind topaufiesia aIempi tario'
us bpndfIpttiin.
&aitfi or mennpt fpud ibmeeaiien
bptpin. Waroiafin N 10 iaatu ion'
Fun foerran, pdon palion lpield tar
fpitaonfin. Wutta pfIimieIiipps pb'
teistoiminnas ia iaa iuuriafin ATTAIN.
WpDsfin mlfona pIefpien mpDtdmai
futus on puut Iuurena apuna, iota
toitpomme ebeleenfin, 2erdpsIistoia
onfin labetettp ionfin merran, ia
mield aiotaan Idbettdd, 5iiind tot
mosia ettd alma iofu bouari tulee.
Waitfapa niinfin, ettd iofaiieaa
paiffafunnaua on tarpeefii omiafin
menoia, paan fuitentin Ie on fan'
Jan fdfi farttuia, ia aiiaa barrasta'
mat moimat maiffapa pienemmdud.
Elm iummaQa apustaa, MIN. ne iot'
fa tietdmdt ettei tdmd ole pfiitpiien
afio, fpoan faifiue pbteinen, eritiain'
Elm nellie, iotfa fristitpistd tabbpm'
me fdpbd ia ioita tobeua fastettai.
no olemmefin, ipaan eitpdt faiffi
ole Tiitd tietoifia. Gen tdbben tarmit'
iemmeftn buoneita, ioisia fiitd iImni'
tetaan, ia tietoiIina iIoitaan.
8. Wdfiranta.