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TN THE WAKE OF THE GAME
BY Gus NGalbert.

SlVn.A! -N,ltn.r thc tan nor the player
neen Snow amy ieelns OF distress beoaue.
r4tnsr " Tie Clubs lost either vi the games.
- more hust.lns set ol oal. payers cOulu
not be iOuuu imam the .!sntevn men VINO
Aa'e uatutd cisnteeu Innings Ia ,nv pres
emt serles. witn Dut twO rams scored. u to-
IA. oi siNte,A axis made, witn but one
Eor. anu mat parity vAcusaUle. ocims
charged 10 an outhuidcf wAo mud dir .cult
-"@"ee hrsA.dless OF unlplies or anything
e4se' potA e.ups can we! be proud OF tA-
indiviaual VINO viii cTiticlse either umpire
% players IN view OF This work.
rennan, had his Dix day yesterday. tax
Ing care o. seven chances In the outne!d,
something which comes the way .. out
Heidsf rather infregucnty. Busch vas
1Bain the star performer, outside OF Laugh
an Who dio something extremely out OF
i"e ordinary. The COOLER inannser had
seven chances and nary wobbic. Laugh
I'm had something the matter Nth his arm.
and only threw our four at second. thee OF
them ia succession in INC Arsi inning.
Johnny Mace mus, have looked good to
Tom Kennedy. who was watching h m with
sn eye to buying tho boy FOR Cleveland
Noi that John had al exceptional day. but
he performed in good style. having two a.
sisis and TWO prton's. besides getting his
usual hit.
Eror, on tho part OF The Jersey ci,y
crowd 70 play out The games scheduled Tor
afs on the road VIII meet With small sue
ctss. Tile majors do not want any more
opposition than they have got. and y there
Is any locse change lying around Charlie
Entcis wil use e Tor himself. Late rumors
say chat Pat Powers. former presiden; o.
Tho Eastern League. and Billy Murray arc
HIchmond and has expressed himself a.
t"vorins Richmond above every ci,y n the
inite nlans - 20 Richmond viii 10 formu-
ai'd before the week rs over An import
e an mee,lns wa oe he'd here. a. which
'i-aiiy united press Will wage the battle
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STRAWBERRY ASSOCIATION
tONNENEs IN LYSCHA RG

Lynchburs Va July so.-The annual ses-
sion OF tho Siraw..rry Baptist Association
convened This morumg at the iuvcrmont
Avenue BAPTIST Church. with about 25u per
sons so att'ndnnc, Fiiiy-four churches In
IN" association "tr- represented by dele
ghtos at the opcnlns session.
J. calvin Mos OF Iynchburg. re-
elected president
Ministerial rc.l,f was tho thome for con
sideraiion ~ th' manning session and at
INC AFTERNOON meeting the woman work
an pastoral supper, were considered.
t'he association viii b. in session until
Thursday Afternoon.
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I0ptEItI 70 INC IInlt<- . s0afch
Norfolk. Va. Juiy :0-Tho revnuo cutter
Una Ga discovered today near W!nt.rquar-
Ter derelc' that may prove 20 DC the tug
Nina. which .oundered ia gale in January
1910 whie en- route 10 New York from this
port Twenty went down with tho tug
and Cor two weeks the Nnvy Department
lad revenue cutters securing tho miss ng
tug
Nothing eyer heard o, her Theun-
niga marked the derel.cr with huoys and
the department viii send divers 10 exam
inc tho wreck as TO ascertain n Il IL
really the Nina.
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Ispee!al ID L. rlmes.pisnatch.l

IsItV!a. 20 10 lIHel DlsNa Ton
Rocky Mount Va, July 30.-Roy
Sullivan, the escaped convict. who On
Monday shot and killed Guard John
c. Howard. near Chatham was shot
and killed by posse Of officers at
Wadesboro. SIX miles from here this
evening at o'clock.
The ofIcers arr.ved in Rocky Mount
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

u Memphis Memphis. B!fmins-
At Atlanta. frs: Eame-Atianta.
a. Now Orleans g. Second game.
Atlanta. q. New Orleans g. (Sevcn ia
nings cach)
Mobile. =
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WHITE SOX SAVED
FRO NJ DISGRACE
They Turn Tables on Boston
Reds and Capture a
Game.
CALLAHAN is BRIGHT STAR
Philadelphia Drops One, and
Browns Even Up With
the Yankees.
CALLAHAN is BRIGHT STAR

Chicago July ao--Tho white so1 saved
themselves from utter Disgrace BY winning
to-day's game from tho Boston Reds. to j.
Callahan who has been jailed iof three
days OF the series. was granted a pardon
to-day. He drove in three OF tho runs and
scored one hiIrtelf Walsh good lof
the hrst SIX acts. but In tho seventh and
eighth lac wooblcd. and for a while 10 look
Cd us Il an undefstudy would be called on
LII got back on earth asa.n. Score:
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NE WTON' S HOMER
DECIDES GAME
Tigers Win From Pirates If
Ninth Inning After Spleen
did Contest.

Portsmouth Y. July so home
run 10y Newton in the ninth ,nninE
proke the Tie and gave the game TO
ne Tigers Portsmouth tied inc scorc
u. inc seven. Garvin was also cTed.
',d with homo run. The Pirates
p'"yec splendid game. but could not
state. Woods held Roanoke down '1 ne
,bsI ms. and Lahtte only permitted
'" re saieties from his delivery.
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LAVENDER |SSOON
CHASED TO BENCH
Giants Knocked Him Out Of
Box Before Second Inning
Is Over.
EASILY WIN FINAL GAME
Cincinnati Reds Save One Out
OF the Series With
Brooklyn.
EASILY WIN FINAL GAME

Sow York. uly 50-rho Giants easily took
the ma game OF the series from the
on caso cuts To-day. 10 40 & Tho locals got
right after Lavender. and had him on the
b. neil before teo second inuine was over.
smith. vino relieved him. weakened In tho
seventh and tour more runs came over in
thai and the ciShth inning. MathcWscn
wen; the route easily and was never ia
trouble. lrh,ld errors and "A wild throw uy
MYERS We're rvspons. bic ior the three runs
scored by the cubs in the fourth score.
Miller on; in third. hi, by battAd bail
fkatted for Lavender In third.
.I..m fnr MNars in nlrh
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Philadelphia
hin. Pittsburgh.
Totals .s3 420il ! To.ale 50 50 10
.Bat;ed Tor Dooian in tenth.
fBafted fnr kIlifer In ninth

Pittsburgh Observation-Disclosures 100000 Ia
philaGel phia .................0 Q . o 0 o.
summary. Runs--Luderns. knabe. Mcnsoy.
carey Two-base hits-GiDson. Luderus ca.
darcy. sacrifice ny-kii!!cr. Stolen base
Carey Double play-McCarthy TO Wagner.
Left on observation-disclosures .. Piits5urch. :.
FIRST base on orrors-PhNadelphia. :. First
struck BY RiNey. :; by Adams 3 Time
% game, !A5. umpires. I;islcr and Flnncr-
az
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

4, Toledo Toledo Minneapolis rain
pm indianapolis: indianapolis. /: ST.
~aukec. C. NIL :
CITY. . ~ Nahsa
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GOES FOURTEEN INNINGS

BOSTON. july so-S;. Louis fought hard to-
day and was only defeated in the fourteenth
inning Harmon WAS batcd hard for nine
innings out hts support was hrst-class The
locals also found Gcyer on several occs-
s!oms but BF,snahan's men heid them run
less IN the fourteenth sweeney broke the
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

s Greenv!lle g.
At Anderson Anderson g. Sna-tAr-
burg. q
At Charlotte, Charlotte e.. Greons-
opi", GO innings darkneSs)
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TIGERS TAKE GREAT GAME

Detroit. July so.-Hard hitting and great
ieiaing marked the closing game between
ne Tigers aud ihe Athletics to-day. the
iscrs winning 10 o. Part o. the game was
llayee ln She rain As On yesterday. me
liins came IN lunches and inacy nelelns
reverted larger number o; runs score
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Albany. Albany. Is. Columbus o.
~ Jacksonville. acksonvillo- Macon.
rain.
II Columbia Columbia. q savan-
nah. T.
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Opportunities. but

The Colts should have won by q
much larger score. There were oppor-
tunitios galore. but Creiger always
looked hes, in the pinches. Tightening
when danger threatened. and he waa
hacked by tho Kind Of supper, whicn
normally wins ball games. Both in the
NTH ana seventh Grliiin's crowd looked
dangerous. Two were down I'm the
rith when Tenant and Mace each hit.
but McComas was unable 10 score
other The seventh opened much more
propiiiously Griffin hit, ana was FOL
lowed BY Burke who boa, out his in
tended sacrifice .Raley advanced both
with sacrifice. but Tenant struck
out trying to squeeze in run. while
Mace died on drive TO Howcdeu
The score which won the game was
started by Creigcr who walked Me
Nomas While took second when
l.aushiin missed the third strike on
bufsey. VINO was nailed at hrst Garter
M; TO Crciger who caught McComas in
between second and third. AMI lie was
run down. but Carter had advanced to
second flom where he scored when
FRED Graf managed to coax 4 single
IN the ninth or rather the PETERSBURG.
haf OF inc ninth Simmons hit TO Nc
Npnas. VINO went Very deep To &c, The
ball, making "a great stop ana 1fkov,iea
Trea; throw TO FIRST Cowan ceuAd
Simmons out. ard a HOWL wen, nm ron,
me Erandstand. From the press box
the play looked close. but as Gown
was on top Of IT, his iudrnen, is Gar
petter than mat OF the grandstand.
JUST one criticism might he made OF
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Buffalo Buffalo. . Baltimore. o.
At Rochester: Rochester. 6; Provi-
dcnce 2.
At Toronto: Toronto. 3: Newark. T..
At Montreal: Montreal 8; Jersey
City, 6.
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REDS SAVE ONE GAME

BROOKLYN. July 55.-Tho Cincinnati Reds
took the only game 81 the series to-day
from Brookyn by score Of to 4. The
contcs; went eleven Innings and each side
used two pitchers The batting OF wheat.
ioe.i'zci and smith featured rather or
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Brooklyn.
Cincinnati.

Totals 81. Il II 80 ia Totals ... - - % IS o
Mcdonald baiied for Esmond In eleventh.
'3stted for Susss In seventh.
Batted FOR Ragon IN sixth
tBa;ted tor Stack in eleventh
Score by innings: r.
Cincinnati ..................O Ooie0i 1000 Is
Brooklyn ..................0 o . o o o q o o.
summary; Runs-Bates t2A. Eoblitzei,
Grant Benton. Sorthen. SMITH EGmme!.
rwo-base hits-smith e.. Hummcl. Moran
Benton. Threo-b base h!is--IIohiitzei (a.
Home run-Wheat Sacrifice hlts-Nforan
D'mond. Mclean. Mitchell. Fisher. DAuba!t.
Hunm.l. stolen 5ase-Egan. Left on bases
Cincinnati, =, Brooklyn. IL First base on
errors-Clnc!nnati. !; BROOKLYN Q. Hits-On
Rason in innings; of suggs in { In
niuFs. First base on baiis-On Ragon 9;
OF stack. J. off Suggs. :; Of Benton l.
struck ou.-Hy Rason, s. hy stack T. by
Snsr. {. by Benton. g. rtnpircs Johns,one
and Easou. Attendance. i506
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RIXEY LOSES HIS GAME

Philadelphia July 5o-Carey's double
wh!cA followed Mensors single in the tenth.
gave PITTSBURGH its only victory % the
series to-day Adams and Rixey pitched
sreat eail but were noorly supported score:
Philadelphia rittsburrb
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FINAL GAME FOR BROWNS

st Louis. July so-Thc Brown. evenei-
W the series With the Ynnkess today hy
worked for tho Locals and kept the hits wall
scattered George Davis. lately ~ williams
college. was on tho nr!nE line Tor ine
Inn nss. but did we'll after ;hat score
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Petersburg.


Richmond .......... nnon.no
Peters burg ...... oonn
1r'"ilarN Two-hase us-IIowed.u Cric-
- sa'Hlhee hits-Ksicy. Morrison. stolen
stnoe Let on bases-Richmond :.
80 s"1,F E. firsi base on balls-On C,rsaa-
s'', on bnsSey, 1 Struck out-By -rIsgo-
oN busSey l. Time Of game. i:5o ~,
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Norfolk

summary. Two base hIt-Dodgc sncrIace
hiis-tooEer. kiTchcr Hinton sacriGce ~
MATHS. Doubt plays woi,e 90 Elchbor-
gssr 70 Llsky; Gordon 70 Hinton 90 Bgbic;
kifchcF 10 Hinton 20 BiEbio. Dodge 10
lsircher 10 Hisbie Lett on basc--Se,vrorr
News Z. Norfolk. g. First base on erfors-
NeNpor' News. j. Norfoik. g. Frst taso on
balls or Gordon g. Struck out-By Brown,
e hr Gordon ii' hy pitcher ffooirr
'-' Iifno N game. : So Umpire. y Bride.
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HITS AND ERRORS
Win FOR NORFOLK
Batting of Dodge and Catches
of Wolfe Feature
Contest.
Especial to Tho TRANSPORTATION

Newp"Ft news Va. July ao-Norfolk ,as-
Ivy won the second game to-day By bunch
Ing hits with errors. the score being to >.
Dodge madc three singles ana "A double in
four times up Two sensational one handed
cdtehes ~ Wofc featured Tho score:
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the decision. and that is that it was
given too quickly.
An crrorless game. played in fast
Nme' and Won by the team which put
up the better offensive play. The score.
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ANOTHER SHUT-OUT
BUT RICHMOND WINS
Score of Monday Reversed Colts Getting 1 to 0
Argument--Joe Laughlin Features Game
Throwing Out First Three Men Up in
Initial Inning, at Second,
BY GUS MALBERT.

aughlin-what pity that he
atory "O' before that namc-is
versal OF the previous days en-
the Colts, Richmond winning
under which they bowed in de-
art i'll the nearly runlcss encoun-
Petersburg standpoint, but
to be consulted. There was alb
he hundred or more enthusiasts
had made the trip to enjoy the
the game at SKIES and seven5
$. Therein comes Joes part OF
was by no means at his best.
ter hit safely, Graft walked ana
them reached second. Funny
ord. Evidently tipped that
aughlin whipped the ball to sec
to go the distance without as
SO that despite having three men
had a chance to score. Therefore
many heart palpitations.
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st. Louis.
New York.
Totals . % II . . Totals .-5 s4io
'Battcd for Davis in ninth
Ran ,or Mcconnell in ninth

score by innings: n
5, LOUIS ...............a looopio o-s
summary; Runs-shotten. Pratt fal Ku-
Tina; Mitchell. Paddock Two oasc hits
Kutina. Shotten, Daniels. Smell Sacrifice
Jams. Mitchell. Hogan. Daniels. Austin and
Chase Double piays-Paddock Oina SISTED ! /;
Austin 70 Kutina Left on hascs-S, r,ouis
New York. H. First base on naifs-ON
Mitchell :: m Davis Struck out-nv
Mitchell &. by Davis. = III, b. nitcher-Dv
Mitchell tMartiu). hy Davis oHavinnui
Time OF game. i:6s UmPres. Dinoen ana
- Rrion.
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Philadelphia,


Two out when winning run was scored
fhatiet tor Dlhrc In ninth
score hy Innings r.
ph .iadei phia .-............ .....boiico. o0-s
Detroit ....... .......... 6o-l00 .--
summary. R-ns-MaEFert tal, Lord t-l.
Mcinnis. Jones Bpsn t;l. cobb t1i. Deal.
Bashan- Two-baSe li;s-Bakcr cobb Three
lsso hlts-Craw,ord. s,anagc sacr!nce Mrs
Barry. Strunk. Collins so. Jones stolen
hascs-Joaes Bush. Cobb Double piavs-
collins 70 Baker. Loptcn 20 Moriarity. Dl-
bue 70 sianage 70 Moriari;y Left on bases
-Phiiaeelphia, 10 Detroit. First hase on
balis-or Eouck. 4 on Duauc. = Struck out
BY Houck. 2 by uuhuc. 3 Wild pitch
Duhrc ~ Passed baiis-Lap7 Time p.
game 1873 umrires Connolly and Hart.
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fetersburg. luly SO-Joe !
dotted the euphonious and cxplal
entirely responsible for the r,
counter between the Coolers anc
to-day by the very same score
feat yesterday. to O. Joc's I
ter was purely negative from
cruelty positive, ii Richmond j.
solutely no reason for keeping
from this side OF the river who
sport i'll continual hot water and
for eight woefully nervous inning
the performance. Sandy Creigcl
and in the opening chapter Car
So did Griffin. yet not one OF
By no means Tragic is the y
scout was watching him, |.
ond as each OF the three attenlted
sistance. ami his aim was perfect,
arrive at first the Colts never
loc i entirely to blame Tor tnc
Establishes "A Rccord.
Even more important than that tho
game was an almost perfect eNhibition
and that both Creiger and Bussey hurled
themselves into glory IS the record set
Is Joe Lsughlin II ii has ever been
accomplished betore--throwing three
men out IN Succession in one inning "a,
second base. and these the hrst three
men up--no follower of the game in
iheso parts recalls anything about IT,
1T any rate. whether Ii has ever been
accomplished before or not. tx IS an
achievement worthy Of the highest
praise. and 1t unQuestionably saved Crei-
ger from a disastrous defeat instead Of
participation in contest which was
never over until the last man was down
and out in the last inning.
Harvey Bussey never looked tettcr In
his long ana useful career. Grim d.
termination to win certainly helped,
about the first inning stopped the
Coolers the only time they looked dan
g4rous. Incidentally. In that FIRST Two
OF the three hits garnerod were
slammed out Simmons died easily on
Short fly back OF third. which Fred
Graf nailed without trying Rlack-
stone hit perfectly TO centre. and Busch.
with two strikes and TWO balls. tapped
slow hy back OF first base. Morrison
sacrificed. advancing both. but there
were two down. Laughlin hit a line
drive straight into Tenants hands, and
the one bad inning was over.
After that it was one. two. three un-
III the eighth. when Howeden after ono
was out. by "a daring bit Of base run
ming stretched a legitimate single into
q most prec4rious double The play
WAS close. but Umps Cowan was right
on top OF il and called the boy safe.
Barnett. on what appeared to be the
hit and run, drove into Graf. who
caught Howedell between bases. where
h was run down, and tho danger was
over. In all thirty men faced Bussey.
OF these. one sacrlhced. one walked and
three hit safely.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia. .: Pittsburgh 3.
New York. 10; Chicago. 4.
brooklyn. 4; Cincinnati eleven In
nings).
Boston. :. St. Louis c
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col o 0 00i-,
o @ o . 0 0iOO o
asc hits--lI Holland.
~ German. Home
Newton Stolen
ting and Mundy.
l'r 10 German.
Gardin. T. OFF
"a Roanoke. s
* out--By Gardln,
me OF game-l:4o.
Attcnda nce-f0o.
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

| yiiids AAsAeyillo' Ashqyine. !. Knox
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Results in the Big Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago. 6; Boston. ..
Detroit. I; Philadelphia. {
St. Louis. B. New York. /
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rota.. %. s:al. rota!s Is. IS is

score by innings: r..
Chicago .......... 1870 o 6 o O. I
New York ........... .........l Q O o I - 10
summary: Runs-s SAFER. Evcrs i2p. Archer
Snodsrass (2', Becker. Murray. Herzos a..
Mrtr. Shafer- Two base h!ts-Sncdg grass 90.
Heroes Home run-AIurray. Sacriuce hiis -
schultz, Doyle stolen bascs-A-cher. Doyle.
Becker SnodsTass Double n.ays-Fletcher
- DOYLE TO Merkio 90; Doyle to Mcrklc.
Lei; on bases-Ch cago. :. New York
FRS; base on errors-Chicaso :. New York
it!is-oT Lavender. In : innings First
der /: on smith ;. Struck out-By Mathew
son J. 10y Smith. >. Hit rs Pitcher-By Law
endoT. BY smith. J. Passed ball-Archcr.
-
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nave been presented this season jack Grim
VIII be- The weekend attraction. aud while
there Is sun plenty Of neht IN his shipbuiid-
Ing crew, tho Colts should have little
trouble disposing OF them 10 cary fashion.
Frefaclng these remarks with ;hc state
mcni thai Petersburg has Some OF the best
sports aud some Of the ramest losers of any
town It's size in tho country. 81 IL nevcrthc-
less fact that the li.c o. an umpire is
made miserable becaus, ~ too hasty critl-
,lsn or his work. JnTir,s arc not in;siii-
ho. and neither do hold q NTict for tho
defense OF George Cowar but IL Justice %
that much abused Ind fiflhf 81 should be
declared and declared oudiy. TIA; he has
ninpirod good games sins, hr has been tn
the league in that capacity lio may have
made errors. but not single sou; in the
erands,and. regardless on how wcn-iniorn-
ID or how wcll-meaninE he may be. can
give as authoritative an opinion as the man
who IS on top OF every uiay
Nearly every game in which covan has
worked has been close is has had NUM-
Der OF close decisions 10 mako. and some
OF these decisions have been against the
home CLUB: In PetershGre yesterday Sim
mons furnished one a. Ae plays in cues
ton, and one which brought forth the Ire
% the popniace. lie hit 90 Mccomas and
there Is no question ahou, tho FAC; that ;he
pay was close. 50 Close that had Cowan
called him SAFE there could have been no
criticism from the Visl,.nr cub Ru; he
called him out. and there H. no excuse for
the abuse which was hespcd upon him. n
the ian VIII take into confederation that an
umpire In the course o. cyory same has up-
wards OF 30 decisions 90 make. about sew
eniy-hve on tho bases and the rest Judy
ment on balls and strikts The umpire VIII
be treated more kindly There 1. no excuse
Tor continued and nagrant inlsfudrmenf..
Fhis shows Incompetence but so Ions rs tho
players arc convinced iha, ,he man on the
JOB IS on The level and that r.. Us playing No
ms quiet.
Petersburg lost tho gam. yesterday
through tho same adverse ri~crrnttanre.
winch attended Richmord IN tho game
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PortsinolIth.

Roanoke
Portsmouth
summary Two-b
Costello Sacrifice hi
runs t;arvln and
bases rrrssl. f<ea
Double play. G.r,
n 80 on balls orr
W GODS 9 Left ON :
Portsmouth. Q. siru,
!. by Woods, / ri
Empire-Donohue.
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,re,eTsburs lost ,he gam yesterday
through tho same adverse circums,ancer
which attended Richfrord IN thc rano
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-14
Mrs. Cooper Entertains


Mrs. Percy Cooper gave very UNI
que party on Saturday, complimentary
ia Mrs. O'Keefe and Miss O'Keefe, OF
VALPARAISO Ind The pretty rlch
tones of autumn prevailed in the dec
orations throughout me house. Upon
arriving the married ladies were civ
on blank telegrams. Messages were
to he written TO Bertha Holloway
O'Keefe the letters in her name pc
ing used for each word The younger
set also received blanks to be tllled
out TO Mary Elnora OKeefe The
messages that took the prizes were
"Be ever ready to hustle husband
off like lightning, Or work a year
over keeping elegant eatables nor
ever" Signed Mrs. James RucKs
The other read "Maneuvered aerial
race Yesterday. Egypt last night Or
dered Royal aviators over. King en-
lows each flight enormously. signed
Mrs u. NJ Tibbetts The hostess was
assisted in serving Two courses by
Misses Lenore Burke, Lila Mae Hons-
er Ida Lohr, and O'Keefe. the
anests invited were: Misses O'keele'
Tallman. Beland, Heilman, CaYolt,
Ietha Barde. McElhinney Matchett
Rerne. Graham, Mcpherson, Gano
Watson. Mamie Lohr, Ida Lohr' Mar
earet Stratton, Lenore Stratton
Burke. Houser, Della Adler, Margaret
sexton: Mines OKeefe, !. Hildreth,
w Fl. Coyle. Winton Milne, Ralph
Hagar. Crowther, Boason, lIagner' j
II Rucks. Snyder, Tibbetts Bronson
Lyons. Houser Hagar, of Kansas ana
Haeney, Of California.
Miss Lovanee McKeen spent sun
day in Marshall with friends
Miss Eva seigfried is visiting
friends in oklahoma City
Mr. and Mrs. W r. Welch were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter
Welch in Oklahoma City yesterday.
Miss Marion Madsen spent SUNDAY
in Oklahoma City with friends.
Miss Helen Reed, Of Pleasant Fal-
lev was a Guthrie visitor on SUNDAY.
Mrs Frank Ley has returned to OK
lahoma City to spend few days win
Mr. and Mrs Hagar. En- route to ore
gon she will visit in Guthrie.