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FORD AUTO CO., 1929 w. Broad st.
Big FIELDS WILL
FACE BARRIERS
Many Owners Pay Fees for En-,
tries in Early Closing Races
at State Fair.

Following will be found d list OF
owners who Will havo entries In the
early closing races at tho State Fair
next fall. The list includes some
CT the most prominent owners OF har-
ness horses in tho country. and the
field IN each event Will be we'll filed.
Here is the list:
No. /. $1,000 2l4 pace.-John Il
Brsdy'. Buffalo, y. y; ]. W. Porter.
Emporia, Va. W. z. Miller, Washing
ton. d. c.; W. +, Harley. Devon, Pa:
Roaring Brook Farm. Barton, VT: MIC
Eenry Bros, Hagerstown, Md; Dan
Leary. West Chester Pa; L. o. Lind
ley, Camden y. j.; w p Mirren, Al
toona. Pa Herman Tyson, Newark.
Del; Henry ]. Bardin. Marion, 5. G.;
Z. :. Pitmaa, Trenton, y. =.
No. ,. $4,000. ego pace-M V. Tay-
Tor. William II. Hutchings. Westheld
y J.; Z. D. Hollenbeck. Mineola, L. l.
James C!eary, East Aurora, y, Y: J.
". Porter. Emporia, Va. (two entries) (:
William J. Hall. Marion Station, Nd :
). c. Co7lin, Washington. d. c.: : T..
Earring, Richmond. Va: r. NJ. Bride,
Mobile. Ala. (two entries): q. j. Per-
han: Rearing Brook Farm, Barton, Va;
MARSHALL Hall, Washington, D. c.: Dan
Leary West Chester. "a; Frank w.
Cox, Philadelphia, Pa; w. =. Murrell.
Altoona, Pa; Herman Tyson. Newark,
Del; Frank Speck, Carlisle. Pa; Hugh
Moore, Mortonv,lie, Pa: T ". Twomey.
Gainesville. Pa: II. Is. Shurgar, Lee
banon, Pa: Henry J. Ba rdin. Marion
:. c; :. y. Demarest. Paterson. y. j.;
c, E. Pitman, Trenton, y. J. (three
entries.
No. 3. $1,000. as trot.-E D. Hol-
lenbeck. Mineola, /. l.; W. II. Duke,
Bennettsville, S c.; G. G. Blank, Al
lentown, Pa: \. a. StagIc. Petersburg.
Va; :. L. Earring. Richmond. Va; J.
II, Patterson, Peters burg. Va; W. b.
Mitchell. Baltimore. Nd; y. Il. Cum
Bryu Mawr Pa; Z. o. Lindley, Cam
Cox, Philadelphia. Pa. Herman Tyson,
P!tman, TreInon, y. j.
Eton. G.. G. Blank. Allentown. Pa; j.
Washington. D. c.. w. Il. Harley. De-
Va: w. s Edelmeyer, New York City;
S. F. Earring. Richmond, Va J. II.
Patterson, Petersburg, Va; q. j. pur-
hen, W. b. Mitchell, Baltimore, Md.
George r Snideker, kirkwood. Del. {;
a. b. Cummings. Reading, Pa. James
Flory. Bryn Mawr, Pa. Ctwo entrics) :;
James a. Smith, Buttonwood Stock
Farm, Gettysburg, Pa; r. HentcheiL
Arlington. Nd; Herman Tyson, New
ark. Del: Michael Morris, Washing on.
D. d; II. a. Harding. Barton. Va (two
entriesl; W. L. Clarke, Fredonia, y.
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CROWD OF 10000
GREETS STRIKERS
Mullin Defeats Johnson in
Fierce Pitchers
Duel.
ATHLETICS LOSE TO BROWNS
Highlanders Win From White
Sox and Maps Fall
Before Boston.
ATHLETICS LOSE TO BROWNS

Washington. May I.-Attracted by the
wholesale newspaper advertising the Detroit
baseball strikers have received. 1000 fans
journeyed To the concrete coliseum this
afternoon and George Mul!in defeat
Walter Johnson in fierce pitchers duel .
to Q.
Each team made n brace OF hits, johnson
himself smashing out one OF the two wal
lops made BY the Nationals. sizzling two
basger that struck the fence close to the
bun and bounded into sam Crawford's mitt.
Ills swlfi throw nailed johnson at second.
Mullins experience proved superior to
Johnsons Drawn in the light places, the
Detroit veteran pitcher getting himsel. out
of several bad holes.
NhshinStons errors were moro costly than
pe,roits. The rapid-hre ncldlng and light
ming throwing OF George Mosiari;y, the TIg-
ers third beseman killed the Nationals only
chances to score. His work was easily the
feature.
The Tsers played with unusual snap ana
ginger, and the game was ful o: interest
from start 10 finish.
Hughc% Jennings was greatly In evidence
win heveral new cries and an entirely new
!ine OF arm and leg motions. Io got a ine
hand from the crowd. and so d.d Jim Dele
haniy the leader OF the strikers score:
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Bowling

The third. round OF The Times Dis
patch bo%liaS tournament took place
last night on the Palace AL
leys. and there were several
changes in the standings. Co.
bean. who has been leading all the
way, was nearly overtaken by Beck
There are over three pins difference
now between these two bowlers
Brown ran up his average and took
third place. Dawson and Smith both
fell down. but are still In the final
with the i've men who will fight 1t out
tomorrow night on the Palace Al
lays at $50 o'clock sharp, Following
arc the five who Will roll in the final:
Cohean, e57 Beck. 954: Brown, sos
Dawson. 9O2; Smith, os5.
Following gre the rcores last rleht.
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YANKEES WIN OUT IN NINTH

New York. NAY 2L-The Yankees outbatted
the Chicago White sox TWO TO one. yet only
managed 10 win the game In the last half
OF the ninth on "A passed hall by Catcher
Kuhn. OF the Chicagoa. With the score
tied in that mining, Hal Chase on third
and iwo out. Lange was s!gnaled TO walk
Harizell. He was proceeding 10 do II. Kuhn
all the time moving further and furthe.
from the catchcr'S box. As the fourth hal!
came over EGhn was outside mis- pen. Hart
cell started for hrst, but Umpire Evans
waved Chase In from third with the winning
run. Ford was In ano form. but the errors
OF Martin, formerly OF Rochester. who
threw Wild four times, were responsible Cor
-FOUR OF cHtcago's TALES. Chicago used
three pitchers Score.
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two out when winning run was scored.
Score BY innings: II.
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pitching OF Curlcy much better than
they encountered on Monday. and lost
to the Fillpinos. to L. Pittsburgh
scored threa runs In the first on Gala
hans single. Brownies walk and singles
by Riley and Sabre. In the third
Riley hit for three bags and scored on
Sabiers single. IN the sixth they
cinched thu game by scoring two run:
OF Sabrie's walk and singles by Brou-
theirs and Curley. With Gardner pitch
ing in tho seventh. the home team got
one more run. hit batsman n single
and sacrifice hy being responsibla,
The score:
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New York.
Totals ...55 70 al Totals IS.
'Betted FOR keefe in third.
tSatted Tor iiumphr!es In ninth.

''ttNru -NA Aie!'lPH'!'S u! At'N't'
New Nork.......................t : 90 o. Go
summary: Runs-Mitche,l, Phelan. Mcpon-
aid. Becker Doyle. Snodsrass Merklc, Her
Kos. Fletcher. Two-base hiis-Marsans co,
Merk.e. Three-base h!ts-Becker Herzcs.
Sacrifice h!;-Doyic stolen hases-Niurray.
SnodSrass. Merkle, Fletcher. Double plays
rheIan 20 Esan TO Hoblitzei Fletcher to
Merkle TO Hcgzog: Doyle to Merkle Let
on Observation-Disclosures. .; New York. = Hts
on keeie. {. off iun.phries. :, OF resreau,
3; on Wiltse. :. FIRST base on ba.is-OG
iiumQhr!os, :; off Tesreau. 3; off W!ltse. !.
Stuck out--By keofe, /; by Iumphries. :;
~ Tesreau, !: by Wltse. l. W!.a pitch
Tesreau. Passed ba!.--Myers. Time OF
Same. 2:0I. UMpires. klem and Bnsh.
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WINNING STREAK CONTINUED

Boston May 9i.-Keeping up their winning
gait, the Red Sox today defeated Cleveland
o 10 !. and aided BY the Yankees victory
over the Chicago White SoX In New York
advanced appreciabIy towards nrst place In
the pcnnant race. Both O'Drien and Gregg
pitched star ball and received g.It-edRed
support. Giess's wi!dHcss for one short In
n!ng was mainly responsible for the Maps
defeat. Score:
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TOTAL OF 20 RUNS IN GAME

Pittsburgh, Pa. May .i.-Pittsburgh and
Boston started OF this afternoon as though
they were going 10 score runs enough FOR all
season. The visitors opened Camn.tz Tor
q quartet o: runs, while the Pirates came
back in the second and went ono better The
feature OF tho game was the hard hitting
OF the locals. who made fifteen hits for II
toia! OF twenty-s!x bases. Five OF the
n;tcen hits were triples Campbell. the ex-
lfrate, mace three sits to-day again Tor
Boston. making nine b!nscs in the last
three games score:
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Chicago.
New York.
Io'a!s ..'3o I 10 20 o Totals 80 l3 z 10
-Ba;ted for Peters in seventh.

two out when winning run was scored.
Score by innings: Il.
chicago ...................'....o o D c--s
NcW 1orR. ..........-....,......O ! U y . o 80
Summary: Runs-Rath. Lord (2). Gala
han. Bodie, Weaver. Mcintyre. Daniels %,
linn 80. Chase. Cree Sweeney. Ford Two
base hits-Callahan. Collins (?l, Ford. Bodle.
Sweeney. Three base hit-Zlnn. Home run
linn. Sacrifice hits-TIartzcli. Kuhn stolen
bases-Ford. Cree, Callahan. Left OH bases
Chicago, 4: New York. 3. First base on err
rors-Chicago. 4. Hits--On Peters, s In E
innings; OFF Mogridgc. 3 In 11-3 innings
Double play-Smmons (unassisted) First
base on balls-On Ford, 3; off Peters !: Off
Mogridge. l. off Benz. .. Struck out-Bv
Ford, 6: by Peters, /: by Benz, l. Wild Mitch
Ford. Balk--Ford. Umpircs. Evans and
Egan.
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READING WINS AGAIN

Washington. May e1.-washington
United States League club met defeat
here to-day at the hands of the Read
ing aggregation. to 3. in q we'll played
game. UP TO the seventh inning Jeff
feHer. who was on the mound for the
Senator'S, pitched good ball. and not a
Heading man reached second base. In
the last three innings Reading scored
seven runs and landed the game. The
score:
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Toolcy tel rwo-base hits-zlmmer.nan.
Holman Toolcy. Northen. Sacrifice hits
NJ i!le:. Tinker. Phelps. stolen bases-Evsrs
Moran Toolcy. Double plays-TInker to
ENers to Holman; Sheckard 20 Needham
iits -On Hucker 10 in innings. First base
on balls-OG Moroney. 4. off Ruckcr, 3; OF
hn"tzeF ]. struck out-By Mooney, .; By
Hueker. :; hy Knetzer. /. HIT by pitcher
Shec ltard. Time OF game. /. 80. Empires.
Rlslcr and Ilnncran
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GIANTS WIN FIGHT
FOR FIRST PLACE
In Ragged Game, Defeat Gin
cinnati by Score OF
g to 4.
BOSTON LOSES TO PIRATES
Brooklyn Falls Before Cubs, and
Phillies Win From
Cardinals.
LOSES TO PIRATES

Cincinnati. May 2l.-The Giants won the
oattle for first place in the present series
b. defeating the Reds t 10 5 to-day Both
teams played ragged ball, tn" Champions
HIT much harder than the locals. who could
not bunch their hits. and would have been
shutont but !or the wilducss o: Tesreau and
his poor support Wii;se took Tesreau's
place in the third inning. and was hit free
~, bat not umcly. The Reds were still
further crippled by the Illness OF Shortstop
Esmont. who was forced 10 retire In the
second inning. score.
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Summary: First base by errors
Reading. 3. Left on bases-Reading
.; Washington. 4. First base on balls
off Milliman, I. Sacrifice files
Browne. Porte. Struck out-by Mill
man. 2: by Pfeffar. /. Two-base hits
f'ollansbee. Eibel. Porte. Milllman,
Browne. Sheckard. Sacrifice hits-Fal-
lon, Pfeffer. Berkle. Broderick. Porte
stolen bases-Petit. Double play
Berkle to Frederick 10 Eibel. Umpire,
Mr.. Carsey. Time, l:4o.
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The Times Dispatch team will play
the Richmond Nirginian to-day at
Byrd Park at 1870 o'clock. \ strong
league has been formed and fair
schedule arranged for tho following
newspaper teams: News Leader. Eve
ming Journal. Richmond Nirg!nian.
imes-Dispatch.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AT Louisville: Louisville. C: Indian
apo!is o.
At Mhwausce: Milwaukee Minncap-
oils. wet grounds.
~ Kansas CITY: Kansas City. 8: ST.
Paul. ..
At Columbus: Columbus, IL; Toledo,
IL twelva inn!ngs).
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Greensboro; Greensboro. a Green
yine s.
At Anderson: Anderson. 3; Winston
salem >
At Charlotte: Charlotte. .: Spartan
burg, o.
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DURLESON GIVEN
POOR SUP P 0 R I
Especial to The T!mes-Dispatch. !

Roanoke. Va. May 2l.-Thc Tigers
were totally outplayed by the cham
pions to-day and Petersburg won with
ease, to 0. Burlcson pitched we'll
FOR Roanoke. but received no support
from his teammates either on the Oxen.
s!ve or defensive. The playing and
batting OF Busch featured the game.
The score:
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Pittsburgh
Totals st IL 27li Totals 50 II 2i 10
y Miller. nrst base.
tH. Miller. right field.

totals 81 10 q u Totals SO II "a 10 :
-. Miller irst base.
tH. Miller. right field
+Ba,ted FOR McT!gue in ninth.
's'S'"IEl q q o o $ y III
Boston .........................il i0IO02 o. )
SUMMARY: Runs-Byrne co. Carey. Leach
90. j. Miller Wilson. Mccarthy en- Kelly
@. Leiaelds C2l. Mcdonald go. Campbell
hir!se Houscr t2). Dayln. McTlguc. Two
base hits-Nasner, Campbell, King Three
base hits-Carey Wagner. J. Miller, Wilson
mccarthy Sacrihce hiis-carey, Campbell
Sweeney CO. stolen hnscs-Ke!ly, Kirke
HoGseF. Double piays-McCar,hy to j MIL
eF' wagner TO J. Miller: Houser to Dev!in
Sweeney to Mcdonald. Mcrigue to Sweeney
10 Houser. Lett on bases-P!ttsburgh D..
Boston. (" First base on errors-Bos;on, g.
HiiF-On Camnltz in li-3 innings; off lei
Ht'a' an % innings; off Brown, in 20
!Lnlngs: off Purdue. . in ii-3 innings. OF
'HSIlEne. ! N : innings. First base on balls
ON Cnmn!iz' !; OF Leined. !. off Brown
~ on NcIisuc, ,. Struck out-Ry I.eIne!d
J. by Brown. :. by Purdue. !: by McTi.ue.
:. HIT by p!tchcr-By Camnitz oMcDon-
a4"'' Time OF game. hours Empires.
Brennan and Owens
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l. burg.

Toanoke ........ 90
petersburg $3.50. o 0 / o OF
Summary; Sacrifice hits-Eichberg.
Garman. Two-basc hits-Laughlin.
Barnett. Howcdell. Newton. Three
base h!;s-Gard!n. Left on bases
Roanoke 5: Petersburg, 4. Double
plays-Lafitte TO Shields; Lahtt. to
Presley; Simmons TO Busch to Bar
nett: Creiger 10 Busch Struck out
by Burleson, 6; b. Crelger. 3. Time Of
game. i:45, Umpire. Mr.. Mcbride.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

lumbus. .
At Macon: Macon. s: Savannah. 2.
At Columbia: Columbia, 0; Albany g.
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PHlLl.IES BEAT CARDINALS

= Louis, May 2l-The -h!!lles bea, the
Cardinals : 10 on pass 10 .--s.:ort. Iud.
TF!s single and sacrifice ny in ninth.
t.hsHeTt saved ;he game rs hauling down
H1'se@ long liner in the Cardinals half /,
,o"Hed IKE sure home run ana one man
was on Mt the Zine. Harmon relieved Wills
IN Jhe n'n;h' and famed Doolan and Doom
"''" D. H.. second occupied score:
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CUBS DEFEAT SUPERBAS

p. 2hieaago MI. May 2l-The CUBS bes,
hr"oh'In 2 20 IN tho third game OF the
'o-4sy, maEins Nan Ruokor quit in
mandef. was elective except In threr irni,.s
H,.a!ns @. Hoimon and sheckard Was
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PLANK DRIVEN TO COVER

Philadelphia, May 2-"cross fire" Eddie
Plank lost his cunning in the opening game
with the Browns this afternoon and was
driven to cover in the fourth inning The
score at that time was to tic. and Pratt
started the excitement by slapping out a
home run. After Austin had been reiIrcd
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UNITED STATES

Richmond. 5; New York. 4.
Washington. 3; Reading. Z.
Pittsburgh. 4; Chicago. 1.
Cleveland Cincinnati; no game.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Buffalo: Bunalo-Jarsey. City. rain.
at Montreal Montreal, 4 Providence,
At Rochester: Rochester-Ba Baltimore,
rain.
At Toronto: Toronto Newark. rain.
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almers
MOTOR CARS
Iordon Motor Compa nv
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

wallace doubled. and Mack gave Eddie tho
ihdian sign and Morgan went to tho hill
While Plank took seat.
with two passes Morgan filled the bases
ana then forced in run with another free
ZIP TO iirst. This spelled good might for
morgan and Houck went to the slab H.,
, ,eaiFsd the side with no moro damage be-
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No games scheduled.
CULLEN ASSAULTED
AFT Err GAME is WON
oeconl -Baseman Coos Got Real Angry and Smot,
the Umps a Might Smite---It Cost Him Just
Five Iron Men ana His Job

Eli Taylor was sent In 10 bring home
the bacon. and he did. That's the whole
story except what is shown in the box
score. Here It is:
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

At Cleveland: Cleveland, o; Bristol.
At Morristown: Morristown. 3; John
Son City. 4. .,
At Asheville: Asheville, 0; Knoxville.
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AMERICAN

Washington, o; Detroit. ..
Boston. 3; Cleveland. l.
New York. .; Chicago, S.
Philadelphia, 4; St. Louis. 8.
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FILIPIN0S DEFEAT CHICAGO

Pittsburgh. Pa, May o1.-The Chi
cago United States Leaguers found the
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Chicago.

Schall. Stanley. sacrifice nies-J ohm
son, Fowler stolen bases-Brown,
Brouthers. Hughes (2). Bases on balls
off Curley. 4 on Patton. 2: off Kruger
l. Hit by pitched ball-by Gardner. /.
Struck out-by Curley. 2; by Patton. =.
Hits-om Patton. in 3 innings: of
Kruger. in innings: off Gardner.
in two innings. Time. 1910 Empires,
wye and Lindsay. Attendance. lo0O
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Cleveland.
Boston.
'peckinbaugh. shortstop.

Han Tor Gr!ggs Ia ninth.
Score by innings; r.
Cleveland .....................0o ooooIoI-i
Boston ........-......,..........2 OF o o -
Summary: Runs-Ryan. Hooper. Speaker
Gardner. Two-basc hit-Lew!s. Stolen bases
Olson jackson, Speaker. First base on
lbaIls-on O'Br!en. .: of Gregg. :. Struck
oui--By O'Br!en. ). by Gregg. T. hit by
pitcher-Speakcr. Wild p!tch-O'Brien. TIM
Dires. Westervcit and o'Lough::n.
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Washington.
Detroit.

Detroit ......-...................o o 0 -
SUMMARY: Runs-Perry. Dclehaniy Two
Ease . h't.-Johnson. stolen bases-MocIler.
ttoii ). First base on Observation-Disclosures.
i Detroit. : FIRST base on bails-Or John
son. :; or Mu!lln. /. Struck out-By John
Johnson. tMor!arltyJ. Wild pltch--John-
son. Time o; game. $40. Empires. uar,
and Connolly.
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PHILADELPHIA.
st. Louis,

Io'ais 80 II a u Totals ...sc % l6 g
'Batted for Egan in eighth
fHan Tor Coombs In eighth,
Score by innings: n
o o o O
summary; Runs-Stovan, Pratt Austin.
wallace. Powell. Baker az. Barry oIdrine'
.No-oase hits-iiogan, Baker. Bafry Wat
ace. Thrce-base hIt-Aus,in Home ru,s
iIa'N BAKER stolen bases-Stovaii Pratt
-, Double pinys-McInnis tunassi.tedI
Itatt 10 sioNall. Left bases-Phlladoi-
phia, ?. st. Louis o. Pitching record. ne
IN ~, rank. In Ia Innings Us at bab: of.
;miorsan' Q tnone at bat; walked 81, on
,oucK' !; on Brown. / Struck out-I.y
on on ba.'s-oh Powell. !: on Morgan. 3; or
.oueK, :; OF Brown, /, Struck out-Isy
rover. !; by Plank :. Balk-Bro-vn limo
o. game i;S5. unpires, Pcrrno and DIncen.
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run-Wahl Sacrifice hits-F'reyer. seyboia.
tucson tucson, stolen base-o'liare. Left on
Loihrop. in innings: OF: Taylor. ! I'm
inning FIRST base on balls-ot I.othrop. .:
on hope. = struck out--By Lothrop, 4. by
Hope :: by Taylor l. Hit by pi,cher-uont
Tine OF game. i:io Umpire. Cullen.
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THE RICHMOND VA WEDNESDAY, MAY % 1912
7 yesterday Results in IhreeBigLeagues|
NATIONAL

Chicago. ;; Brooklyn. :.
Pittsb urgh. II; Boston, Q.
st. Louis. 6; Philadelphia, 4.
Cincinnati. 8; New York. 0.
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IChicago at New York.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

Boston a. Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Chicago
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia ut ST. Louis
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-hS!Ie trOn w bhIS nome run, there
were no particularly brilliant features.
with the possible exception of F-rAyer's
catch OF Prouts drive in tho opener
with his gloved hand The Rebs de-
serve a world of credit for their game
nSht, coming from behind and winning.
But Billy JOrdan's outfit was unable
to hit After Ncwnhan had batted
The evening world., 1912-01-16
WALL STREET.

A sudden and pronounced upward
movement developed In the afternoon.
after u period Of inertia IN IN. morning.
end tne list vas elevated to the highest
eanse OF the day al closing time. Ad.
vSnces ran from one TO three points.
With nearly everything sharing In the
Improvement.
A slight upturn set In "a, the opening
Of h market. but the rising tend soon
potered out n trading settled into
boaharsy that WI not broken until the
s%erinning OF the n hour. when bulliSh
eotivity in q number OF spsciAlties was
- f~orerunner Of Q general advance.
: Consolidated Gas, Della ware a Hudson
oAA American Tobacco preferred were
very conspicuous with 6ood sized gains
u the list Of specialties. while Reading,
Gallon Pacific. Steel and ~. Paul were
Ne best Of the Standard issues.
The evening world., 1912-01-16
Wins
FIGHT AGAINST
ALBANY PR0bERS
Court of Appeals Decides He
Need Not Show Books or Tell
Of Stock Holdings.

ALrANY. Jan. "a william Barnes 'r.
chairman ~ the Repubilcan state Com
mltiec. need ia, ansscr the questions
asked him Sy the Seu,te Committee
which Investigated Albany city and
County affairs concerning his acquisl.
iion 81 stock In the ! 49, Lyon Com.
any ana - not compelled to produce
rhc ,pnoha ~ the Albany journal Com
a, no. of which he ~ President.
a decision 10 mis- .ncct was handed
down to-day hy the Court ~ Appeals
Tonr oplnitns wer. written IN the
case oy thief Judge Guile and Judges
Gray. Werner and Bartlett -Four ~
tho seven Judges hold % constitu.
T'ra .dur. rnder which the proceedings
were Instituted to punish MIR. Rarnes
for contempt However. i've members
Of the court hold that the questions
asl.e-i him wore not legal and pertinent
to r1e inquiry. Judge Werner In his
opinion Says
"If there wa. anything Illegal or
morally culpab In the transactions
betv~N ihs j II Lyon Company or tho
Albany Io,rnni Company ana the coun-
~ or city officials or departments II
would not he moro 80 because the
respond -ni had received stock a. .
gift. nna 4, would not he less 80 ~ no
had paid full value FOR II"
On the question or the letting OF
municipal contracts 10 corporptions
having ~rtorkholdcrs Of political innu.
cncs Judge Werner saw:
II II an evil which can he reached
and rcmedsed by Legislation. No amount
of probing into the private AFFAIRS Of
an individual can make - necessity
for legislative regulation moro nppar-
ent or urgent"
liz alec holds that this applies
equally to tho EFFORT to compel produc-
ton OF booits.
The evening world., 1912-01-16
BOMB MISSES
CHINESE PREMIER;
OTHERS ARE KILLED
ASsassins Fail in Attempt on
Life Of
Dead, Number Hurt.

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