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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-19
United States League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond. =; Pittsburgh. 1.
lNo other games schcduIed.)
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh Mt Richmond.
tNo other games Schcdulcd.l
ny Gus MAI.nERr.

Between thunder storms, with heavS
clouds hanging low AMI the rain re-
fusing TO entirely cease at any period
several rather nifty aquatic fcats
were pulled of for the benefit OF abou;
half a house in Lee Fark YESTERDAY
afternoon while the Rebs vert an
reNing st!ll another ball game from
Deacon Phillippi's bunch OF Stogics
iiersnos Mcfarland. who handles
hefty club. absolutely put the a:iair
IN the refrigerator during the stretch
session by parking the oval with Tom
oHare and Mack Adler already idling
CT: the hassocks. The final count was
TO /.
The conquest was by far easier than
any OF the others. and the game was
Just interesting. Bu: for half
hour wait, during when the celestial
eprinkling cans were working over
time. furnishing much needed relief
TO a sweiterinG srandstand, but put
ting the diamond in rather poor con-
dttion and the ball players TO many in
oonveniences. the contest was fast and
furious. with Just that dash OF un-
certainty which always lends interest.
When the shower started the Rebs
we're alread two to tho good. which.
Is 1t turned out. Were quite enoug h
10 win.
It was during tho dosing half of
the third frame that the hose was
turned on. after Adler Lad slashed his
way to second with a drive Just shy
al the defending shortstop Umpire
Cowan called t.mc, and when the
weeping had ceased suniciently. Dea-
con Phillip, who was opposing Bill
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CHARTERS ISSUED

The Norfolk County Gas Company GncJ.
Norfolk. Va. w. II. Hofheimer. president !;
!. ". Emstadter, secretary and treasurer:
Is. H. Ferguson. vice presidential OF Nor
ieIk: Capital: Maximum. $4,000: minimum,
| The Alberta Land and Improvement Com
pany Unc). Lawrenceville. va. r. w.
bragg. president: James r. stamford. vice
president. New York; w. ~ Stamford. secre-
tary and treasurer. Alberta. Va Capital:
MAXIMUM $4,000: minimum, $3.50. Object
Real estate business.
Va \. j. Phillips. president; T.. Mex. Jack
secretary and treasurer: Charles Sver-aii
Of Portsmouth. Va. Capital: Maximum
5000: minimum. 81. 600.
Model Laundry Gne). Norfolk. l.. W.
Walker president; ]. 2. Lowe. vice -prcsi.
and treasurer. Norfolk. Capital: Maximum
! $1,000 minimum. $1,000 Object: Laundry
Ola. Dominion Building Corporation. Rich.
Tucker vice president: S. f. walters sec
ital; Maximum. $4,000; minimum. $1,000
The Bickers' Auction Corporation. Cha
lottesviiie. Va. j. F. Bickers. president; w
G; Biob. vice-president. Louisa. Va; w f.
White. secretary and treasurer chariottes-
, NILE; Va a ooS Capital; Maximum $4,000; min
Agency Gnej. chariotte.viie. o Va. insurance r. Se
Watson. president: J. w. Fishburn vice
! president: =. pinwiddie. secretary nnn
treasurer--all of Chariottesvilie va Can't
tai: Maximnm. $4,000: minimum 5000.
mond. v. F. Thompson. v!ce-prcsident; n.
Cooper. vice president: G. II. Herbert sec
rotary and treasurer-all OF Richmond
Capitsl: Maximum. 5000; minimum. N0oo.,
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.LYNCHDURG MEN
ARE FREE AGENTS
Farrell Notifies Players They
Are at Liberty to Secure
Work Elsewhere.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch. ]


Lynchnurg. Va. June ls;-Atter
waiting Tong Tune tor decision,
stcfotary farIell OF the National
Board this afternoon notified tGe
players OF tho former Lynchpurg team
mat they were Tree agents and at
liberty To secure Work ELSEWHERE. This
most of the men have done, and by
the middle OF the week nearly all
Of them VIII be at work.
the release Of all OF the players
means that the Virginia League Will
not be forced 10 assume the liabil-
ity OF the local team FOR back saia-
nes out instead this amount or money
%hI become lien upon the Lyncnourg
territory and Viii have to be palo
before another team GAN ever be
placed here under the national agree
ment.
Heating and Nixon will be with the
portsmouth, team after tomorrow.
Hooker goes to the Richmond clu4,
and Eddie Phelan expects TO land
In the Carolina Association. AL Hum
NELL. sick OF the Virginia League. has
accepted terms with South Bend, In
the Central League. and left for there
tonight Krepps goes to. Keen. n. II,
pail.
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M'FARLAND BREAKS
UP GOOD BALL GAME
Hits Home Run in Seventh, Scoring Two Ahead
OF Hln--Ran Interferes for Little While
Making Recess Necessary

Taylor, refused to allow Adler to dc
eny more travelling. Setting McEar.
land Bohannon and Blue in order.
Sabre was the youngster to do the
counting for tho FilipInos. Taylor
forgot himself. and shot a fast ball so
close that the visiting firstsacker
couldn't dodge 1t, and had to stop the
moving sphere with his ribs. He took
,hird on Fowler's hit, and scored on a
snort throw to Bill Prout from Blue.
while Fowler was going down. In no
other inning during the game did a
stogie get as far as second base.
-ayior was just about right, and his
EAST ones in that cloudy weather came
across like peas.
Three safeties was the total dam
age done. while 1--WE dieL via the whit
route Barring the seventh, Phillip
also hurled his way to glory He was
at at rather infrcquen. intervals, and
TO hi poor control Nigh: be attributed
tue trio that came across in the
seventh. For the second time he hit
O'liarc. Adler got his third safe wal
lop OF the game, and then came Nc
Farlands circuit swat which broke up
the ball game.
II was Adlcr's day with the club.
the younsstcr gathering three, one for
an extra bag. out OF four trips to the
front. Fowler, Brouth"rs and Hughes
divided the three for the Stogies. The
game was good to look at, as have
been all of the series. The score:
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They do say that the Wcstmoreland
Club nearly won from the Common
wealth Club yesterday at Broad stree,
game.
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COMMONWEALTHCLUB
WINS BIG BALL GAME
Defeats Westmoreland at broad Street Park by
Score Of Is to 10Crowd Cheers
Bonehead Plays.

over its ancient and horrible rivals
IN what Is called the annual baseball
game. BY the score o: 10 to 10.
However, there seemed to be A
slight difference of opinion as TO what
was the real score, q pcevish score
Keeper plastcrins eleven runs for each
side on the big scoreboard Harrison
the runs. handed down an Official
opinion that the count should be as
originally quoted The affair began
IKE Il real ball game. and held the
gait until the man who squeezes GU.
the little drops OF water to make the
crops grow came TO bat and turned tn.
session into a regatta
II was fine day for ducks after
the storm. but for baseball nix. The
ram undoubtedly accounted for most
OF the twenty-five errors, those whicn
were made before the shower bn,og
mere lapses Of memory. After IN.
cloudburst the two wettest spots on
me field proved 10 be the lake M seq
ond base ana the inside of the PLAYERS
pench where several club waters
found healthy occupation AS proof
mat such little things did not disturb
IN, me batting eye of the players. the
| estmoreland players became en-
thnsiastic In the ninth inning and
pushed six runs across the pan befnr..
, inc commonwealth crowd came To iie
me umpires put u splendid OK.
hIbition. The players. for the mos,
part succeeded in lodging the bali
or when they did get in the way o,
IL screened the vulnerable portions AZ
,"eF ehatomics. Two spectators were
'ariled from the Grandstand in q
f"intine condition when a double MIA,
was pulled off by Mcneil and Buforc
OF the Common wealth: hut aside from
| TINS slip. the game was as il sho,Ic
be played Tor Bryan occupied tnt
slab IN graceful manner. until IN.
seventh inning. when he retired IL
! iavor of the generous P!cz Conquest
| VINO made four vii. pitches in sue
eession and gave three bases on bali.
! before getting weak.
| Tom Ei!et. frisking in right gar
/ den for the ostmoreland, WAS IN.
/ batting hero Of the day. having ,bre,
( nlts TO his credit. while Honey Boy
!iotchkiss figured largely in the err
for column with half dozen miscuc,
/ To his discredit. The famous minstre
/ man had all the motion OF a baseball
player except that he was bashfu
about squeezing the ball. In all .a!r.
ness, IL must nc said that tie banc
81 music In the graudstand was
bit disconcerting to the players.
1t was Jolly. goodnatured Grove
OF society people out for an after
noon OF unalloyed sport which pourcc
I'M" the stands TO see the exhibition
bUt few remained to see the finish a
the four-hour controversy. The roo,
Ihs was mostly OF q negative charac
tor. all the cheering remarks beln,
saved FOR the man wno was unfor
ttnate enough TO boot a ball, or max,
oonehead play, and there was plen
" of oppoFtunity for cheerkIg.
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a3eetinRs
49, ------------
Robert Harding Conn;

Robert Harding Company. Inc
June 10. 1872
THE REGULAR ANNUAL. MEETiT%r;
Of the stockholders Of the robert
iaroing COMPANY, Incorporated. vii!
be held AT the Office OF the connanv
No. 10 South Eleventh street. in tia
city. Of Richmond. Va, WEDNES.
DAY, July 8. 1912 At 5 o'clock p N
w. j. KIMBROUGH
Acting Secretarv
FOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING;
OF the stockholders Of the Southern
Manufacturing Company Will he held
a, the Offices OF the company. Nos
II and ~ South Twelfth street
Richmond, Va. MONDAY, Julv IL
1912. at - o'clock noon
By order OF the President
A. EDWARD ROEBER.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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over its ancient and horrible rivals
IN what Is called the annual baseball
game. BY the score o. 10 to 10.
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Jack Anthony is the latest membc-
OF the Virginia League to QUIT his as
sociates He is no longer n mcnlber
OF the Petersburg club. having refused
TO play. Busch Immediately suspend :
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Baltimore. s. Rochester. (frst
game. ten inninGs). Baltimore. =;
Rochester (second Same).
Jersey City. 4; Toronto. 10 (nrst
game. Jersey City. .; Toronto, /, (sec-
ond game).
Newark. .; Buffalo. (irst gamc).
Newark. i; Buffalo. (second game.
eleven innings).
Providence. s; Montreal. Chrst
game). Montreal. z: Providence. )
(second game).
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond MT Portsmouth.
Roanoke Mt Petersburg.
Newport News ut Norfolk.
lspecia.l to The Times.pisnatch. !

y, tSPS>'' ~ ne INES DlspdkC
Portsmouth. Va, June 1s.-In a fast
pitchers battle between Ayers and
Mayer. the Pirates took the second
game Of the series from the Colts at
Bland Park this afternoon by the score
OF to /. Portsmouth at the same time
went into third place in the Virginia
League race.
While each pitcher allowed seven
hits, Mayer kept his scattered except in
the third inning. when three singles
gave Richmond one run. and he also
struck out eight men.
strain. who PLAYED left field for Rich
mond made tie only error OF che game
when he dropped Mayors long ly that
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!
CRANDALL SENT IN
TO RELIEVE MATTY
New York Pitcher Weakens in
Seventh; Pittsburgh Wins,
7 to ?.
REDS LOSE TO BOSTON
Cubs Cain Another Victory
Over Phillies, and St. Louis
Falls Before Brooklyn.

New York, June Is.-Camuitz and Mathew
son engaged in spirited pitching duel In
'o-days game. the New York ;wirlcr weak
eninS In the seventh. while the Pittsburgh
er heid on for the full nine innings. allow
ms but seven hits. After four tallics had
ocen scored of Mathewson in the seventh
ana eighth innings he relieved by
Crandall, whom tho Pit;sburshs hit as free
~ as they did Mathewson. Camnitz struck
out eight men. pittsburgh's inhcld came
near playing the game 10y themselves.
SNoic:
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Cnlpcper Team Defeotcd.

special TO Tho Tlmes-DispatchI
Culpeper. Va. Juno 1s.-Tbe Elks'
baseball club OF Charlottesville. de.
feated the Culpeper team to-day at
Cuipepcr by score OF TO g. The ba, :
tcrics for the Eiks were Chewing and
Anderson: for Culpeper, Williams and
Brown. The feature Of the game was
the extremely good work of both bat
aeF,es' as only one run was earned.
ms ties the SERIES between thess
clubs. each winning one.
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ROOTS
FOR HOME TEAM
enthusiastically Watches Wash
ington Win Seventeenth
Straight Victory.
ST. LOUIS DEFEATS CHICAGO
Tigers Pull Down First of Series
With Cleveland by Score
OF 8 to q.
ST. LOUIS DEFEATS CHICAGO

WASHINGTON. juno 1s.-whilc Tho battle
over his candidacy for reelection vas wa
lns In Chicago this afternoon. President
ihit sat IN front box At the baseball
game and enthusiastically watched WASH
inston win Its seventeenth straight victor,
ueicauns Philadelphia to g. Clark Grit
ntn slogan. names don't win games"
worked all right again to-day. and his in :
spired speed boys fell upon the renowned
'Cy' Morgan and drove him from tho boS
trimming the AtIrctics TO I, the Nntlona S
Winning In the ninth. Gnndil's batting was
,he iehtnre. TIE locals nifty hrs, bascman
knocking in four o. the I'VE runs score;
LII, Ii.
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Oxford Defeats Henderson.

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
oxford. y. c.. June 1s.--OxfLrd de-
feated Henderson in an exciting six
inning game to-day by the score OF 9
TO o. Due to heavy grounds and a
wet ball, neither pitcher was IN his
usual good form. OXford's entire infleld
featured. with fast. consistent work,
Batteries: For Oxford. Meadows and
Winston; for Henderson. Fike and
Turner
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Chalmers
MOTOR CARS
1ordon Motor COMPANY
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
RALLY IN NINTH
WINS FOR TIGERS
Green Is Enigma for Champs,
and Petersburg Loses,
3 to 2.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.

petersburg. Va. June 1s.-The IT,
gers defeated the Champions this at
lerhoon in ninth-innins rally.
Green. for the Tigers, was an enigma
Tor tho Champs. who only found him
Tor triple and two singles. vanc,
pi'ched hne ball UP to the ninth in
ming. when the Tigers hit him for two
'wo-baSgefs and single. scoring two
runs and WANING the game. Both
teams heided perfectly. the neld!ny IL
hfcbs and Graham being sensational.
Score: 80
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TIGERS DEFEAT CLEVELAND

Detroit. June is.-The Tigers pulled down
tho mrs, OF the series with Cleveland 10
& They gave Works an eiSh; run lead in
the first two innings. hitting everything
Kaher and George handed up, Knapp APP
Dcared with two on and Two down in the
second and Ave runs In. and breczcd Mori-
arity Works famed six Of the frst ten
men to bat and did not allow hit until
the NTH. <f,er that ne eased up. Knapp
also was in fine form. stopping the Tigers
absolutely after IL was TOO latc. Score:
Nat afs
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WINS BY GOOD STICK WORK

Brooklyn. June is.-B-ookiyn took the mai
game OF the series to-day from ST. Louis
10 s. through good stick work. Steele
started Tor the Cardinals. but was relieved
by Dale in the FIRST part OF the Attn in
ming. when tho locals also changed pitchers
Masee. who struck yesterday because tho
st. Louis management would not give him
$500 raise in salary, returned to the game
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The Westnloreland and Common
wealth Clubs spla slipped and
Sid through four hours of the
great American game yesterday after
noon at Broad Street Park with
noise that made the unpleasantness In
Chicago sound like a game of tit-tat-
toe in an old ladies'" home. The Com
monwealth swan off the field Niciors
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BROWNS DEFEAT WHITE SOX

Chicago June ls-old John Powell allow
ed the White Sox but G~c hits to-day and
defeated them TO 3 In the So& half o:
the ninth Hctcr led OF with triple. when
one was needed 10 tie The hit needed
however. failed to materialize. MogEtdse
started for the SoX. and the Browns pound
cd him for four runs IN the fourth and
ntth. Peters relieved him, and LaHge In
turn sueceedod Peters. Score:
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CUBS WIND UP EASTERN TRIP

Philads lphIa. June !s.-The Cubs wound
up the Eastern trip with another victory
over the PhiIlies. to l. This gave them a
record OF eight wins and four losses I'm
these parts Brennan held the CUBS 10 FOUR
hits and didn; deserve 10 be scored on
more than once. muned hy bail BY era
Nath gave Chicago one OF its taliies
Cheney VAS in great form and wa. given
perfec; support. score:
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otaIs rs
Roanoke.
TOTALS

soa'.ohe ......,......l o 0 0 IA
summary: Two-bas h!ts-Presslv
Hinn' Shields. Three base hi,s-Gin,'
hicns. Double plays-Busch and Bar
metz; Newton. Shields. Garinan Base
on oals-By Green. .: by Vance. i
Lett on bases-Roanoke. } Petersburg.
s. struck 9ut-By Vance. 3 by Green
.. Time OF game. 1870. Umpire Nc.
Erlde. Attondancc. 500
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Philadelphia.
Totals ...as ~ IL Totals :. IS 10 as Is
'Battcd TOR Thomas In seventh
1BHttcd FOR g. Morgan in .cventh.

F3HtIcd IoT Y, MoTEan In .cEcnth.
Two out when winning run was scored.
IBatted for Houck In ninth.
Washington ....................i % l0eo Is
Philadelphia ...................0 0 oo3 0 l.,
summary: Runs-Moclier. Foster, Milan.
Ghndi Groom. Ncinnis. Barry tel. I.app.
Earned funs-Washing ton. ?; Philadelphia.
Iwo-base hiis-Fostcr. GandN Oldrins
~. Three-basc hiis-EEan, I.app. Sacrifice
htt-Mocllcr. stolen bases-Niian. Strunk.
Double piays-McBridc to Morgan TO Can
al: Barry to Collins to McInniS Left on
standardization. 10. Philadelphia. 8. Hits
on Morgan, in innings; on Houck, in
innings; on Pennock. in inning. First
base on balls-On Morgan, ): on Pcnnock.
J. on Groom. 9 Struck out--By Houck, !:
BY Groom. 3 Hit by pitcher-By Morgan.
! Groom Time % game. ::io. Umpi.es,
p'Loughin and EGan.
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Detroit.
Totals ..,c5 s4 s Totals - II C i
'Batied for Ball in ninth.

FBattcd !or krapp IN ninth.
cleveland ....-......,...........n o o 9 OF
Detroit ..........................3! . o o Q IS
summary: Enns-Ciraney. Olson. Turner.
Knapp. Louden 90. Cobb (aJ. Crawford
Moriarity. StanaEc. Works. Two-base hits
Crawford. s;anage. I.ouden. Morlarity and
Jackson. Sacrifice hit--Works Sacrifice ny
Bush Double playBal 10 Lajoie. Left
on bases-Cleveland. c: Detroit. s. Hits-On
kahler. in ! inning (none out in sccond) :
of George . In PC inning. off Knapp in
c ia innings First base on bals-on Kah-
Ter, !: off Knapp. /; off Works. :. Struck out
BY Knapp 6: by Works. 5. III, by pitcher
BY George. (Gainor,. Balk--Krapp.
Time Of game. l;S5. Umpires Dlneen and
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Mem phis- Chattanooga. wet grounds.
Nashville. 10; Atlanta. 6 (nrs, samc).
Second game. rain.
Mobile. 0; Birmingham l.
New Orleans. I; Montgomery, S.
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aaid'ng It beneath towel. he put the
nsh on his hook. and while everybody
Vas looking hauled il to the front
~ would have been dandy trick bu,
mat tho youngster told the story
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

"a, Bristol. Bristol. 10; Cleveland, a
At Morr!stown: Morristown. 1
Knoxville. 3.
AZ Johnson CITY: Johnson City, 3
Asheville. =.
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Ioials Is T 2 Totals ...al 5 p i !
-Bat,td for MogF!dGe in NTH.
TBA,,sd for Peters in seventh.
.Baued for Kuhn in ninth.
St NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ooo22000 OF
Chicago ...... ...................eo .: oo0io Cd
summary: Nuns-shotten. Pratt ~, Wal
lace. Rath. Weaver NoErtd6e. Two-bAse
hits-Wellaos. Pratt. stephens. Weaver.
Thrce-base h!ts-Sterhens. Zeidcr Sacrifice
hits-Callahan. Mcintyre. Left on bases
81, Louis, II, Chicago. ;. ii;s-Or Mo-
hines, on I.anse' In iii ,nnlnrs Firs, sa a..
on balis-on Mosridge. 2: OF Peters. ). on
iangc, !; on Powell. 3 Struck out-By Mo-
Gridge. J. by Lange. !. by Powell. 4 Time
OF game. hours umpires. Connolly and
Nari.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

Winston-Saiem. c; Anderson. .. i
Charlotte. 3: Spartanburg, ten in-
l!ngs. darkness
Grcenviile. .. Greensboro. 5.
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as result OF the hshing expedition
every man on the Pittsburgh club is
carving around healthy dose OF
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RichTcnd '..'.'.''''.''......''! o % -
Pittsburgh Observation-Disclosures o o ! . 0 o.
summary; Two-hasc hits-Taylor, Adler.
iiome run-MeFariand First base on balls
on Taylor. ,: off Phillippi, !. Struck out
BY Taylor .; by Phiilippi. l. Hit by pitch
er-sabrie go, O'Hare t2l. Time OF game.
so. Umpire. Cowan.
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TYLER is IN RARE FORM

Boston. June iS.-Boston defeated the Gin
cinnat Reds to-day to 3. finding Benton
much TO their liking. Tyler was in rare
form and gave but six hits. and these he
managed to keep well scattered score:
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Portsmouth.

Portsmouth ...... 0 o G @ "a
Summary: Two-base hits-Fiournoy
Becker Three-base hits--Burkc Sac
rihce hts-Castro. Stolen bases
Graf. Double p!ays-Castro to Muir
ply TO Douglas. Left on bases
Portsmouth. {; Richmond, . Struck
out-by Ayers. 2: by Mayer. s. Time
OF game. l:l5. Umpire. Black. At
tendance. $50
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Bill Taylor did some very good ains.
inS. Just three hits. with two passes
tsh SO bad, even II he did walloy
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PIRATES PUSH COLTS
OUT OF THIRD PLACE
In Fast Pitchers Battle Between Ayers and
Mayer, Portsmouth Wins by Score
of to |

went almost to the fence. Both tea..s
put up clean fielding game. The.
score
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Also the Deacon did fairly we'll for
nlmSelf He was hit OPPORTUNITY Is
the pest way OF expressing II.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit. s; Cleveland. 4.
Chicago. 3; st. Louis. 4.
Washington. 5. Philadelphia, 4.
(Other game not scheduled.)
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Aanarupt Antlres.
IN LIE DISTRICT col-pr a. rll,

IL THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
-, I'm DISTRICT OF Virginia:
70 me creditors of RICHARD r
% IN ~ Of richmond, In the county
Bankrupt: -
Notice is hereby given that on the
~, I'm day Of June. 4 u 1917
the SAID RICHARD T SALE W.:
guy adiud!cated bankrupt, and thattno
n!st meeting OF his creditors VII,
e eeo aeid IN my once. Hooms Nos
building. Richmond. va. on tbn aS.i'ti
DAY OF June, = D. 1917 n, 10
O'Clock in the forenoon. at whic tima
ne seid creditors may attend. prove
their claims appoint Il trustee ex
anime the bankrupt. and transact snch
other business as may properly coma
before SAID meeting
THOS. 3 SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-19

Nothing definite yet as to whether
baltimore will fill the Weekend en-
sagement or not. Hopes arc running
hiBh, and there Is Homo talk or !,
ciub having been organized in the
Monumental City. To-day should tel!