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I.ynchburg tobacco Market.
| Snp,.iaI N l'ho 1,f..,a. nf--., {,

l.ynchhurg,. Va, April John %. oeJes-
py, OF the Lynchburg Tobacco Warehouse
ket: '"'s MAT
so S9'd week ending March IS $4,000 pounds:
crease crease TINS week. $500 pounds.
,. HoiI rom rom september /, 1911. to April q.
~ io'o.o'soo pounds: sold from Septembs.
L. Isl i,i-' TO APRIL 1913, ls17S,6oo pounds; de-
ST.. Tot i'ia. $4,000 pounds.
,ime OF year but the'crop was so short tha r
.ht farmers have nearly all finished seIiinr
OF the season. i'iihuer
very little change is noted In prices and
good and oivinr ss,trf aotpacco offered are
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Danville Tobacco Market.

Da,,i;iia N 10 me Times. Dispatch.1
pHHNiie. va. April 6.--The sales for ~
week have bean small and unint aro,, r,9
anc. s or sold has very much the appear,
aud c ", neihs remnants for the most part
ara generally very common. The rbe "a ~ a.
Sh. the me- breaks re- Indicates very clearly that
hnnd Itop rs now practically out of farniersii
tanus' IL Is generally conceded that mo-.
mere more than 100000 pounds OF farmers too TO.
1"rUo rSnainS 10 be sold ON this markst
,nE me balance Of the season
MI Of the buyers s,iN remain on ~,
oreaks and have kept prices firm ON ali
hn teu u' toeaccos are more or less active.
pu' ths transactions have been small :,
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wINsroN.s TOBACCO SALES.
Total for the Year VIII Not Exceed Twent,
Four Million Pounds

Winston Salem. \. c.. April 81 total of
oHls5 pounds OF leaf tobacco sold on
the Winston warehouse i!oors during the
month OF March for the sum ot s6253s.s 90. In
March, l1l2 total Of 3l.o.H5 pounds were
sold for the sum OF 1921. 331.9i.
Usually the sales are heavy In March on
the local market. but tho high prices pre-
vailing during the earlier months Of the
marketing season brought the hulk of the
tobacco to market early.
'The sales from August |. 1917 to April l.
1918. aggregated - 2s1 30 pounds and brought
The farmers OF this section the sun, Of So :
80 1905. For She same period a year ago
tho sales aggregated io,oi5,5oS pounds and
brought $i9;..3,p
II liz not thought nov that the sales viii
run quite 10 $4,000. 600 pounds this season. the
estimate now placL.E the crop at "a 800 COO 4
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS.

New York. April t. Beeves.Nc sale..
Calves Barely steady. Ncals. sSdii..o per
100 pounds. Sheep and Lambs STEADY. Tn
shorn sheep sold at tG..5 pcr 100 pounds: nm
shorn lambs. 81: spring iambs. ss.:5. Hogs
Nominally steady.
Chicago. III. April -Hoss-Steady. Bulk
~ sales Ss.?5a?.l5. Catte-Strong. Reeves,
s6ts.'5 sheep. se.l901.:5; lambs $4,000.
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New Orleans. April 81, W..
eho session in the cotton market TO-DAY
,a ra'I n, VAS chiefly of evenlng-up charac-
teI. DurinE good part OF the morninr Ri
demand from shorts who wanted to covag
o e,,s smnday was fairly good and prices
oiooe SWysR hF above the level OF Yesterdays
isil on. the opening was quiet and steaGy
uhChHhsed 70 points down compared win
III III !Ss' prices OF yesterday Cables were
a sL.Shliy METER than due ON futures while
me 1uotation or seven pence for middlins
ouiliIh comment. Favorable cables news
in pS Us,sn me-; ny the good weather prevail
chsn ", 'mG neil. SPOT cotton quiet and un.
~ naies and csf 10 arrive. Closing futures
=; ,smuary. ll.s8: April 1888; MAY. iats: j,lv
,.'".. august. 1915: September II So Oc,ohs;r'
i.ss: December IlGs '''' oc'oper'
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARkEr.

Chicago. H.. April 5-Strensth was i'm
partedSo wheat to-day by q builish foreign
sltua tiut ana by the issuance ni :, SUM =
mar! showing q prospective export surplus.
Ihe day ended with a net gain OF a shade
TO &c Corn closed a shade to ;so.c. net
lower; oats at is1i.c net decline. and pro.
visions down 2izn5c. TO 32I.c.
CASH grain closed: Wheat-No. !: rcd s. .os
n its; No hard. 9liapsic.: No. l northern,
"i'2pS2c' No. northern. :oIoly.: No. ,
spring, Sed:oc. velvet chat. S6Hsli-c.: du-
ruW. S,T9disc. Corn-No =. 55Td5iac No >
white, osp56isc.: No yellow. 55n56i7c. oats
no. white. a'i.a3'iac.; standard, 3s- n55c.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. April. ., 1918.
ARRIVED

Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk m.r-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas.
senGers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
senSers. Furman Line.
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk mer-
chanoise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Aurora. Furman Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers, Furmar Line.
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FarmyiIIe Tobncco ,IarI,.,

lSpecial to The Times. Dispatch1
hTiiie Va, April o.--rhe report az tt,x
,,ie Tobacco Board AS OF Marc6 ~
SHOWS mat the sales this market for th 10
oasGn amount 10 6,slooi5 pounds which 10
ing any season FOR many years ire se.S3n ut-
ed in emoea, ana farmers busily engaEs
Viii he VI eea ,a'Ion for another crop which
the last one. P'' oSt'eF than
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
rErERsBuRG PEANUr MARKET.

IET EKSBUKG PEANUT MARkET.
USeported by Rodgers. McCabe s: Coz
Petersburg, Va, April .5-Peanuts.-Span-
ish.--Market lrmer. Farmers Spanish. tI.N
per bushel. No. l shelled, Spa nisl Iiac. uer
pound; No. shelled. Spanish size per
pound. Observation-Disclosures. &c. per pound;
fancy. 3iaT3tc. per pound extra prime. 5tc.
per pound: prime. SC. per pound; machins
picked. &c. Pc pound: Smelling stock ai,d
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NAVAL STORES

Savannah, "a. April 5-rurpentlne--ouoted
Al &C. nothing doing: receipts Isl casks.
shipments Ito casks; stock 1871 casks Rosin
Nominal: receipts 7o2 barrels. shipments
Ice, barrels stock ss,l5s barrels. Quote: A.
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Increa sinr Railroad E,,,an.

MnIie the public Is still calling tor NOR.
ana an' no MOI. from the railroads and contin,iaiiv
hands or credit OF the railroads son,a ~
ger ear rs sos, .st tw Sc snsw ;hs steel
senser coach. aud puts &c., poInds Sx.s,,s
on ,ae aeenmotiye drawbsr; as sgainst saseS
there are NO Increased returns frs;,, : wIILfH
ltc-Wall Street JournaJ SstAt tne PRE-
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MARKET CONDITIoNS.

Live Poultry-Up until Friday market was
very sctiNc on hens at 1876. pound. bu,
declined 10 lsc.. remained unchanged hut
closed very weak aud look for lower
market first OF week Egss-Market about
touched bottoms for while. Butter-Re-
ceipts extremely light; demand heavy. Other
produce active At prices quoted.
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DRY GOODS AIARKETs

New York April Cotton goods market,
steadicr. converters using heavy clohts have
been operating more freely. Iobbers are
still buying Very lightly. Retailers contin-
ne 10 report q steady distribution. but they
ars conservative in all future purchases
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Southern Railway 100 rs -.
BANK And fRuSr CO. STOCKS
American National Eank......lna -. 2,+
Broad Street Observation-Disclosures. % 80 -.
Bank of Commerce and Trusts. 100 49, -.
Central National Bank. 40 -.
Merchants National Bank. .....1oo 1000 -.
Planters National Bank .........ioc SIS -.
Richmond Bank ard Trust Co. - 27i7 2sz
SatlnEs Et1h CT Richmond -. - 2. "
virginia Trust Company.......loo l59 -
Nest Emo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - SO -
INSECT .AANEOUS
Na-car Chem. pfd .. o......lo) io7 80
ruoiatio foI iuteresi-payinE bonds are
At "a price 20 which interest must De added
Income bonds and certificates OF indebted.
ness NAT.
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line 1st Is (bid,... -
y. :. Ill. and y. IL toid) ................ so.
y g l. conN. - Gin baltimore asked asi4
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 4s............... .Oi.
Chesapeake and ohio conv ii.s.......... %
Liggctt and Myers Observation-Disclosures. .ai.
Liggett and Myers - did ........... 1851,
Lorlllard Company IS tbih 80.
i:orllstd COMPANY - (bid) ............... 1905.
Norfolk ami western conv it.s.......... l0S%s
sedboard Air Line stamped a. fasked).. S.
sea board Air Line adj. IS Did .. ::
southern Railway * bid ............ ~.
southern hallway Observation-Disclosures. 10.
nnit"d states steel 2na .s........-........ lolis
thll-n states registered -. 1893 'bid) -. l0l
United states registered IS. 1919 ,bidJ.. 1924,
q .; "Iana new IS ,eid> ...-........ l9-.s
NirSin!a- Brown Bros. cts. 'bid i......... :.
Airs!nia car. Chem. LIST ~ ,b:dp...... .ai.
Va" Ry and Power Co. 81 Casked).. ?,
Maossn ueb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ar.
Wabash Pitis. Term. LIST As ODD .
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All tho 8 =, ~ q g ., :. .t'

say' the Pittshurst ssex: ar,oa,s as
ne Aud y there had beet. 81 a, 80
p hri would hays Jumped 1ust the sssSss5
target tho ultimate opesunsr. ,S s'lssp tFlisS
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
b. Cnskie G. Burch e Co.
Stock and Bond Broker, 1918 f. Main str,

b. Caskie G.. Burch e Co.
Stock and Bond Broker, l0l5 f. Main Street
Richmond. Va, April 5. 1913
SALES AT BOARD
Virginia Centuries, ?-s C. and R-s.soo at
STATE SECURITIES Bid Asked.
Virginia IS. Old. C.. and r. Ias2 Sc IS
Va. Centuries, "a, c. and r., 1891. SEA sasi
RAILROAD BONDS.
a. c.. j.. r. r. Con. Tr p. CO.. 81 -.
Georgia, Sou. and Fla, 1915 lS3 -.
Georgia and Ala. Con. S. le45 1o2 49,
Seaboard Air Line 4s, 1950 So 80
Scaboard Adjustment S. Iaio az
Southern Railway LIST IS, Issf lot "
So. r. Dew. and G. NJ. Ia 1855 81 49,
Western y. c. LIST IS. c., IsIt. loi -.
STREET RY. STOCKS. FAR.
va. Ry. and Power Co. ppfd :. 100 ~ rs
Va. Ry. and Power Co. com. 100 8H 81
RAILROAD STOCK.. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line com. ....... 100 lca -.
and Ohio. 100 IS -.
Norfolk and Western com -. 100 1911. -.
Seaboard Air Line MD 100 a. 90.
Seahoard Air Line con, 10 -.
Southern Railw'ay pfd.- 50 =.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co.. Com
mission MerchS nts. Richmond. VA
Richmond Va. April = 1918.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
BY THOMAS BRANCH
Stock.

100 Allis-chalmcrs. 81 paid. :.
60 Allis -Chal.. pfd.. ;l2 paid.
e, 100 Amals amated Copper -.
Amer. Agri. Chem. com.
6O Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
u 400 American Can .........
rs American Can. pfd.
200 Amer. Car and Foundry.
zoo American Cotton Oil.
100 Am. Hide and Leath.. pr.
American I.inseed Oil.....
American Locomotive -.
Amer. Malt Co. pfd.....
3.sH American Smeltins $500.
american Snuff. com.
American Sugar ..
200 American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco, pfd..
l.gc Anaconda Copper .........
100 Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line.
a. g. l.. OF Connecticut.
30n Baltimore and Ohio.
m Bethlehem Steel Co. com
100 Bethlehem Steel Co, pfd
lO British Amer. lob Co.
l.So Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
iHI Central Leather. com.
SEQ Canadian Pacific .....
700 California Petroleum
1880 chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
100 Chi. Great West, pfd.
l.H0 Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul.
~ Crucible Steel Cor. com.
~ Crucible Steel. pfd.
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
$50 Consolidated Gas .....
40 Corn Products, conn.,.
igl pen. and Rio Gran, pfd.
lv Erie. I'd pfd. ...........
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd
40 General Electric
Geo. w. Hnlme lob. Co.
W Great Northern. pfd.
GO Great Northern Ore ctfs.
Illinois Central .
go Interboro- Met. -
100 lnterbOro Met. pfd.
j" Int Harvester. com.
Int. Mer. Marine. com
International Paper
~ Int Tpana,- ,fL
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KlcuMoNp rorAcco MARKEr.

Richmond, Va, April 5, 1913
Following are the quotations on tho Rich
nond Tobacco Exchange:
HHDS. AND LOOSE. FIRED
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Spo' cotton closed quiet. middIine up-
ishns' i2.eo; middiing gulf. less
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do
odoso theodd
o. of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-16
SALE OF KELLER
IS NOT POPULAR
Norfolk Fans Resent Getting Rid
of Fast Outhelder to Peters
burg Club.

Norfolk, Va, July l5.-Another
Knock was handed the present owners
of the Norfolk baseball team when it
became whispered around town that
keller the fast little outfielder who
quit the team rather than pay $40
une imposed on him. but intended for
another had been sold TO Petersburg
for 500.
Keller, when he refused to pay the
tine alleged 10 have been unjustly i'm
posed on him, was fined $50 and sus-
nended by President McCrary, of the
Norfolk team The ink was hardly
dry on the suspension notice when
lielnic Busch, manager OF the Peters
burg team, got after McCrary TO let
Keller come 10 Petersburg.
Keller could have been sold ut the
cnd of the season for several times the
price paid by Petersburg \ Southern
team is said 10 have offered $500 for
him two months ago, and several big
league scouts were looking him over
Keller hit above 400, was considered
IA fast man on the bases. and covered
as much ground In the field as any man
of the best men OF the Norfolk team,
and there are only three real good ball
players on It.
Local fans are recalling also that
most Of the good players have been
released by the Norfolk manarcmcnt
S.
| FOR instance, Damrau, who Is playing
! good ball for Petersburg was not
good enough for Norfolk They let
I him go because he hurt his leg. and "
did not mend fast enough to suit the
management Then they let Riley 40.
who is now catching for Roanoke and
delivering the goods. AIcCrackcn. also
/ or Roanoke. WAS formerly with the
Norfolk team. but he. too was given
/ the pink slip.
/ altogether there have been forty
seven players wearing Norfolk uni
I form this season. Most Of them were
+ released that is. all the good ones
/ except Schrador, Kirchcr, Long and
Stewart The management expects TO
sell stewart TO Il big league
/ IT is almost an assured fact that
Norfolk VIII end very disastrous sea
! son In September unless thare Is q
change In ownership and tho team
takes decided brace.
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WILLIAM \. HER
LEADS SHOOTERS

Wilmington, Del, July l5-Making
a perfect score in tho $50 targets on
to-day's program of the eighth annual
Eastern handicap shoot. William II.
Heer. OF Guthrie. okla. led the field
OF nearly 800 contestants at the close
OF the days events. He broke 80 IN
a possible 100 yesterday. and has an
unfinished run of 227 straight breaks
to his credit.
The national amateur championship
target shot. Bart Lewis. OF Auburn,
Ill, was high gun among the amateurs,
and tied with Charles c. Spencer, a
professional from ST. Louis, for second
place, with las breaks George L.
Lyon. OF Durham. y. c., national anna
teur double target champion. took sec
ond place among the amateurs with
1i6 breaks
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond nj Newport News.
Petersburg mt Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Roanoke.
TYRUS COBB IS
PUT OUT OF GAME

Detroit. Mich. July 15--As a result
of his dispute with Umpire Hildebrand
during the Philadelphia Detroit game
Monday afternoon. Ty Cobb, star out
helder and champion batsman, has been
suspended by the head of tho American
League. The notice of suspension was
received by Manager Jennings Just be-
fore time for starting to-day's game.
1t came In the form of a telegram
dated Chicago, and reading as follows:
This is to notify you OF Cobb's sus-
pension FOR language used to Hide
brand in yesterdays game
(Signed) 'B. JOHNSON"
The dispute between player and UNI
pire occurred In the ninth inning of
Mondays game. Baker, the Athletics
third baseman. hit q liner to short
centre field. Cobb raced in and appar-
emily caught the ball few inches from
the ground. but Hildebrand ruled that
the fielder had trapped" it, Cobb was
insistent and the umpire ordered him
from the game.
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STAHL is RELEASED
BY JIMMIE MAILER
Leader of Worlds Champion Red Sox Deposed
Catcher William Carrigan Will Succeed
Redoubtabe Jake Wanted Play
ing Manager.

Chicago. July 15-'Jako" Garland
stahl was ousted as manager of the
Boston Americans to-day by James
McAleer president OF tho club. Though
differences were the rumored causes OF
Stahrs release. both manager and
president insisted that the demand of
the stockholders for a playing man
agcr was the motive. Tomorrow
Catcher William CarriGan will assume
charge OF the team.
StahIs release was unconditional, and
he Will give UP baseball az a business
although retaining his Red SoX stock,
deNoting his time in the future to his
banking business in Chicago. He has
played four games this season, an in
jured foot Keeping him out Of the
field lie managed the team from the
bench
Stahl was induced by NIcAleer 10 re-
turn 10 the Boston team and assume
the management ut the beginning of
the 1919 season. soon after McAleer be-
came president.
No Surprise In Boston.
Boston. July 15.--The announcement
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T|MES-D|SPATCH
TEAM WINS AGAIN

The Richmond Virginan baseball
team OF the Newspaper League met de
feat yesterday in Broad Street Park
at the hands OF the fast Times Dispatch
team. The score was to 4
In the first frame. with one man on
base, Pollard, for tho Nirsinians, drove
the ball to the left field fence for n
home run.
This put the Nirginians two runs in
the lead. but the Times boys overcame
this and doubled il in the fourth. 1t
happened in this manner: Wittkamp
hunted and was safe Hooks Butcher
did likewise; Lehman hunted also. Then
Plug Ugly" Amos, the hcfty catcher
for the It'd. boys gave Il repetition
of Pollavd's stunt. but rested nj third.
He stole home. however. and the score
stood, I'D. = Nirginian. >. Later
in the game the Nirginians secured
two more ITALICS. The I'D. lads con
tinued to heap UP the score till 1--WE
more runs were made The game fin
ished to in favor of The Times
Dispatch.
The batting of Pollard and Amos
featured the game Score.
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that Manager Jake" Stahl of the Bos-
ton Americans, would sever his conncc-
ton with the team he led to Il world 8
championship last season was not un-
expected here. Tie basis OF the dis
agreement between President James r.
McAleer, OF the Boston club, and Man
agcr Stahl according to some. was the
reported desire of Stahl TO supplant
Nc Alccr as president, OF which Stahl
is understood TO have disclaimed all
knowledge,
Another factor was Stahrs inability
to play because OF an injury to his foot
McAlccr is understood to have prac-
tically ordered an operation on Stahrs
foot which was successfully performed
more than month ago. but the man
aeer never recovered sufficiently to re-
sumo his position.
1t is estimated that with Stahls sal
AIRY az player manager of $4,000. his
players share OF the worlds receipts
and his dividends of club stock. he
cleared $4,000 last year.
Bill" Carrigan. who succeeds Stahl,
has a reputation as one of the leading
baseball strategists among active
players.
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TARS PROFIT BY
ROANOKE ERRORS
Many Boots Give Norfolk -Four
Runs and Game in Tenth
Inning.

Roanoke. Va. July l5-In ten in
nsngs. with Roanoke kicking the ball
all over the field. the Tars won. 1t
was not game all the way through.
Roanoke scoring in the first and Nor
toik IN the second. In the ninth. with
Two down. Colby singled TO right.
scoring lrmschcr with the tying run.
out III the tenth Roanoke made five
errors and gave the Tars four runs.
Weeder was in fine form and was
very effective Tolson, too. was in
fine fettlc. and wch perfect work be-
mind him he would have shut out the
Iars. Whitcraft was injured scor-
ms IN the second, and was forced ont
OF the game, but his injury is not ser;-
Gus. Score:
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Forbes & Co. piny Duplex Team.

The following players have been
signed UP by William r. Forbes and
compose the team that will represent
w. 6. Forbes & Co They VIII meet
the Duplex team at Byrd Park this af-
ternoon. Here is the lineup:
Slaughter, pitcher: Martin. pitcher;
koss. catcher: Hockaday. second base;
Van Diventer, third base: Lumpkin,
shortstop; Fleischauer. first base. and
Mccain, Boyd and Williams. utility
men. All of the players arc well
known and have played on the best
amateur teams in Richmond They
VIII make a strong team and ought to
make splendid showing this season.
On saturday the Forbes & Co team
will so TO Petersburg and play tho
Moose team of that city.
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ASHLAND EXPECTS
TO LAND VICTORY

Ashland Va, July 15.-What prom
ises 10 be one OF the most interesting
games in the race of the Capitol City
League will be played in Broad Street
Park. Richmond. tomorrow between
the local team and the Richmond Col
legians The game Will practically de-
eide which team has chance In the
race for the pcnnant. Both teams will
have their strongest lineup on the
field. A large crowd OF local supporters
VIII witness the game. Ashland Will
lineup as follows: Midyette. 3b Rose
rf: DogEett. Sc; Anthony. n Blanton,
p; Shelton. CT; Gruner, lb; VanPelt or
* cndler. 2b; Pcarman, c
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REDS CONQUERED AGAIN

New York, July l5EAfter the Giants
nant for 1912 to-day with it's customary
ceremonies. the locals defeated Cincin-
natl. to 2. Mathewson was in the box
touched him for eleven hits, one Of
Thorn n homer by Devore. the game was
meyer In doubt. 1t was evident that
for despite the high number Of hits
made, Mathewson pitched but sixty
eight balls during tho game. This is
one more than his previous record His
support was perfect, Matty himself
making the only error of the game.
Cincinnati. New York
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DEDICATION DAY
CAN'T STOP CUBS
In Presence Of Notable Assem-
blagc Superbas Lose to
Chicago Team.
THREE PITCHERS HIT HARD
Windy City Aggregation Refuses
to Become Martyrs Because
of Special Program.
THREE PITCHERS HIT HARD

Brooklyn, n. Y. July 15.--Manager
Eboetts. of the Brooklyns. dedicated
formally, and 1t is believed finally. the
new Ebbetts Field to-day In the pres
ence OF n good crowd and number
OF prominent people. Among the guests
Of the occasion were Ban Johnson.
Frank Farrell. owner of the New York
Yankees; Ned Hanlon, of Baltimore;
Charles w Somers. of Cleveland
Frank j. Navin. of Detroit; Charles
Comiskey. OF Chicago: T.. II. Barrow
president OF the International League,
and Congressman Calder and Grim. The
Chicago Cubs then proceeded TO wallop
the locals, {? to s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-16
PHlLLIES WIN ANOTHER

Philadelphia. July 15.-Ph!ladelphia
won the third game in succession from
st. Louis this afternoon when Lobert
poled home run 10 centre field
bleacher seats In the tenth. the final
figures being 10 g Burke held the
Phillies In the palm OF his hand
throughout the game. and in tho ninth
Konetchy called on Sallee TO finish, af
ter Paskert had singled and stolen and
Cravath had laid down sacrifice bunt.
When Sallee came into the fray Man
ager Doom also started pinch hitting
with Luderus. who knocked out q
grounder that Sallee could not handle.
scoring Paskert and tying the score.
Philadelphin st. Louis.