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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
City Items.

Rev. DR.. Livingston, of Columbia
Central America, is spending the week
in the city, having come here from
Central America by the way Of New
Orleans, La, and Panama. While in
Panama he was the guest Of Rev. and
Mrs Thorhourne
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
Comfortable Shoes

Low Shoes and Slippers for mother
and grandmother, for home wear. We
have the greatest in the country.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18

At the opening of the oxford sea-
son we offer our trade the best and
newest styles we can find. $3.50, $3.50
and S400.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
Misses and ChiIdren's

Slippers and Low Shoes for spring
are one of our pets. The grown-ups
are not going to wear all the nice, new
things in spring footwear. The Boys
and Girls will get their share, too. We
have them.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
]. S. Hopkins Shoe Go.
WOmen'S Pumps

Pumps are the only correct thing
for style, but they are so comfortable.
Dull or bright feathers, tans and
white. $500, $3.50 and $500.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18

Galsda Class No. is, Nj. Olive Baptist Sunday-SobOOI
REV: I. J. LEWIS, Supt. REV. c. Il. CLARK. d. D.. Pastor
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-04-18
Butcher OxfOrdS

Button and
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-10
Dining Room Suites in Period Styles

Jacobean Oak Suite, with fine hand carving OH all
pieces; Buffet measuring #. o. China Cabinet
tire mir back and 1atced DOORS Dining Table with
top, Serving Table, Side Chairs and I Armchair with
the Gift Room and greatly admired Christmas time
Value $4,000, for $335.OO
FIeppevhite Mahogany with elaborate ribbon
inlay 5atinwood This Suite is direct copy of the
model in the Kensngton museum, and the group
includes the Buffet with #. length 81 Dining Table
Side Chairs and Armchars the price of which
$o5I. 25 offered at 10000
Sheraton Mahogany Suite of pieces, Buffet China
Cabinet, Dining Table, Serving Table five Side Chairs
and Armchair perfect Of this classic style value
$780, for $4,000
Sheraton Mahogany Suite, Buffet China Cabinet Din
ing able Serving Table five Side Chairs and Arm
chair value $I67.25, for $I33-5o
William and Mary Suite of Funed Oak, pcs. Buf-
fet China Cabinet, Serving Table Dining Table, Side
Chairs and Armchair value $24375, for $4,000
Tudor Dining Suite of massive Jacobean Oak, pcs,
Buffet, China Cabinet, Dining Table Serving Table,
Side Chairs Armchair, value $26I 90, for $2os.75
Colonial Mahogany Suite of pcs, Buffet, China
Cabinet Dining Table Serving Table, Side Chairs and
I Armchair, value $I58.OO, for SIz5.oo
Adam Suite of Mahogany, canepaneled Bed, Dresser,
Chffonier and Dressing Table, value $1,000,
for $13I.2o
Adam, Suite Circassan Walnut pcs cane-paneled Bed
Dresser Chiffoner and Dressing Table, value $1,000,
for S132.75
81" top Extension Table China Cabinet with mirror
back on Serving Table, Chairs
Armchair Value $4,000, for S273.5o
Chippendae Suite of Inaid Mahogany ball and claw
all pieces very handsome sanwood inlay and the
group Buffet Extension Table, China Cabinet
five Side Chairs and Armchair. Value $44275,
for 10000
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-10

White and Gold Porcelain set, value $500 for $1,000
French China set, pink rosebuds, value $4,000
English China dark blue and gold value $1,000 for $4,000
English Porcelain green border, $3.50 for So SO
English Porcelain 5000 for S14.75
Austrian China rosebuds and gold 5000 for
English China, old blue border, $1,000 for $1,000
With these several other odd of English and
Austrian China and the for the marked drop in
prices is that in several pieces missing
Odd Dishes of English China in flowing blue
and in green and gold border Covered Dishes Plates
Saucebcat Sugar Bowls and P1atters very small prices
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-10
Bedroom Furniture

Colonial Suite of Crcassian Walnut, pcs Bed Dresser
Chiffioner and Dressing Table, value $255,oo,
Colonial Suite of Mahogany pcs Bed Dresser and Chit
fonier, value $I37.5o, for $1,000
Colonial Suite of Mahogany, 3 pcs value $oo.z5,
for S7zoo
Colonial Suite Mahogany over dresser ID
ch1ffoner mirrors, and head-end of beds; composed
Of pcs. Twin Beds, Dresser, Dressing Table and
C1iffonier, value $3.50. So for S13s.oo
Ivory Enamel Suite, pcs. Bed Dresser Chfoner and
Dressing Table, value $I22.5o for $1,000
Louis XVI Suite of Crcassian Walnut Pcs Bed Dresser
Chiffoner and Dressing Table, value $4,000,
for $23o.oo
Dresser and Chiffonier, value $4,000 for $4,000
Sheraton Mahogany Suite, crotch NAPKINS Bed ends
Dresser and Chiffoniers value $272oo for$175.oo
French Gray Enamel Suite pcs, Bed, Dresser, Chiffon
er, Dressing Table, Chairs and Rockers, value
$274.oo, for $125.oo
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-10

These handsome Ardahans need introduction
the people of Bridgeport They of Oriental design
direct copies of high grade Persian and Turkish Carpets
and because of their durable texture and harmonious
co1orngs they prime favorites One notable feature
of the Ardahan Rug is that eur1s the
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itIl Tie Amateurs
BY John r. Hooper, Jr.

OF ten games. Both teams gave their,
pitchers good support, the arrors be-
ing largely the result of oyer-anxiety.
Mitchell, new man, in6 centre for the
lCollegians, showed up well, making two
star catches Bothsfirstsbasemen folded
in big league style. 81 e
The Collegians promise to be ready
for tho Battle Axe. when they meet
at Broad Street Park on Tuesday. A
large crowd will DOUBTLESS SEQ this
game. ~ i.s9i NJ &i@i
( Score BY innings. RH e.
Ashland y, ,O:o1s0O s 8
Collcgians rs. .0,O'Oys1 3
Summarize: Double plays-Blanton to
Riessj McRee to Ezekiel to Ford Left
on. bases--Ashland. 6: Collegians~ f.,
Sacrifice shy-LPearnan. Two-base hits
ta). Stolen bases-Ress.
Blakey. Ford Ezekiel Word. Mitchell.
Base on balls-Of Blanton. L; off Sit;
terding, /. Hit by pitched ball--By
Blanton. I. Struck out-By Blanton, 81;
by Sitterding, 3. Passed balls-Pear-
man, 2 Time of game--1 hour Is min.
ntes Gmpire--Mr Bottoms. Scorer
Mr.. Bagby Attendance-150.
Battle Axe Wins.
The Champions defeated the Bell
Telephone boys yesterday at Byrd
Park in one of the prettiest games Of
the season. Rogerson pitched good ball
for the hello" boys. while the Champs"
used two pitchers, Dixon and Whit
field.
Score by innings r. H. e.
Battle Axe.,....1 90 o0O23s--6 s /
Southern Bell. o O{3.O0 OOO1-4 8 .
Summary: Sacrifice hits-Back,
Stolen bases--Bransford. 9 Klein, l.;
Whitfield. /. Double plays ransford
to Ricketts, to Hulcher; Ricketts, to
Hulcher. Struck out--By Whitfield, 5:
by Rogeraon. 8. Hit by nitcher-Burch
Passed balls-By Tignor, .. Hits-Of
Dixon. in 4 innings; off Whitfield, 2
in innings Umpire-Mr. Wilcox.
Time of game-2:Io. Attendance-450.
Grnys Win.
Through nine innings OF pain and
misery, caused by a slight attack of
appendicitis frank Dunn pitched the
most masterful game of his career
With no control, but with curves break
ing at their best, he held his oppon-
ents to only three hits, getting two of
his teams eight hits and fielding his
position perfectly. Too much praise
cannot be giveh him for this exhibit
ton of grit, andsit is only fair to sup
pose that with his old-time control, he
would have secured a shut-out.
The fielding of Doggett and Beale,
for Barton Heights, and the defensive
work of the whole Gray team. par
ticularly Dowden, deserves special men
ton.
Score by innings. r.
Grays ................0 22oOOO01-7
Barton Heights. ..Oo1l02 OOo-i
Summary: Two-base hits-Dowden,
Orebaugh. -Three-b base hits-Moore
Sacrifice hts-Vincent, Goldback
Stolen bases-Lohman, Dunn, Rose.
Struck out-By Dunn, G; by Shelton, G;
Base on balls-By Dunn. o. by Shelton,
i. Hit by archaeological, q Nelson
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kenns's fast fieldlng ana timely bat
ting featured for the winners. ~
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Ramblers -. :. 20 i o Ia % 10 2-Sf.io "a
Hustlels -, o o 4 s10 30---6 9 D.
Battertes. Bunting and Davis: Has
kins and King
Gray Three base hits slcKenny.
Stolen bases- Blursch, NclSenney, Fer
ritor. King, Nichols. Struck out-By
Bunting l1s by Haskins, s.. Base on
balls.--O ff ,Iaskins. 8 ~ off Bunting. o..
Time OF game. 1885. Umpire, Bender.
wizards WIN.
The strong Wizards defeated the
fulton \ Brownies In a pretty contest.
The game was one OF the longest
played of the season. McCauley
started the sla b work FOL, the Brown
les, but they had to take him out.
Duke pitched great ball for the Wiz
q The feature OF the game was
the playing of the Wizard team, and
also the batting Of Wiltshire, Live
say and Ghalkley. England's catch.
i,fg also featured.
Score by innings: r. II. II,
Brownies ~. o o 0O,2162O O-12 8 5
Wizards 80 OIL 1000 3Ol-13 II 4
Batteries: McCauley. Walton and
Bagby;; Duke and England.
Summarizes; Struck out-By McCau-
ley, !: 9NNalton, A; Duke, ~. Base on
balls-hc Gauley. 9. Walton. 1, Duke,
4. Stolen bases-Brownies, 6; wiz
ards. a., Time of game, o:ls. Umpire.
MIR. Skinner. Attendance, $50.
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off Porter, Z in 1-2 innings Base on
balls-Of Brown, .; off jackson, 0; off
Porter. 2. Hit by pitched ball-Rich
mond Electric Co.: Hall, Lifsey, Grolbs,
Ecir. Struck out-By Brown. IL; by
jackson, 2; by Porter, o. Wild pitches
Porter, 2. Passed ball-Granger, 1.
Time of game, hours.
Swansboro Wins.
Swansboro defeated Tunstalls yes
terday in ut-sided game by the
score OF 81 TO 2. The score:
Score by innings: r.
Swansboro ..........4 2,05s51 2-27
Tunstalls ........... DOL DO o. 2
Summary: Two-base hits-Brown.
Haley, Nichols. Three-base hit-Jones.
Home run-Zartman. Stolen bases
Humphreys, 2.
sterIings Defeated by Jones Bros.
The fast Sterling aggregation fell
before the strong Jones Bros team yes
terday. The features of the game were
the pegging of Nichols and the one
hand stab of Smith; also the fast field
ing of Priddy.
Score by innings: r..
sterlings ............1o 4Ioo0o3- o
Jones Bros. 13 o 30-13
Summary: Double plays-Taylor to
Barrett to Bowles, Priddy to BEDFORD
Base on balls-Of Roam, 2; off Tablet
Z. Hits--Of Talbett, 10; off Roam. IL
Struck out-By Roam, 10; by Tablet,
5. Time of game, 2:15. Umpire, Moore.
Attendance. $50.
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American clothIng oompany WINS.

In an embarrassing game, the Ameri-
can Clothing Company broke the Port
ners 1000 per cent by the score of 13
to o. both teams playing under protest.
Honey for the Portners. played good
game at short, ~. Jones featured for
the clothing company. getting four hits
out OF four trips to the plate.
Batteries: American Clothing Com
pany. Walthali and Dreamer: Portner,
Barfoot, Welsh and Napier,
score ny innings: r. H.: e.
Amer Clio. Co Oo11-08.O3o-13 90
Portners ..,.1l5O2001 O. 4
Summary: Two base hits--J Cream
er, 2; l.. Creamer. Jones' Struck OUT
by Walthali, 0; Barfoot. 81 Welsh, 8.
Time OF game, 2:I0.
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PIrnten WIN,

Giants under the new management of
c. j. Miller by the score of too. The
features of the game for the Pirates
was the batting of Hayes and Carter
and. the pitching of Leisfield For, the
Paramount Giants, tho pitching of Eng
land and the batting of Y. Lehman
featured.
Score by innings: r.,
Giants 0000.0O.O0 90
Pirates ,. ..l..s......i. o, o on! q s--3
Battories: Pirates .eisfield and
Prick. Fairmount Giants England
and Arnold 49, K, $500
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f,o,,rriaps WIN.

The Collegians seemed 10 have un-
covered new twirling star in the per-
son of "BiiIS" Sitterding. the former
Georgetown athlete. In pitchers
battle at Lee Park against Blanton,
Asifqnd's standby, he came out on the
big end of to 1 score Ashland was
only able to collect FIVE hits, three OF
these being made by Walker. an old
Randolph Macon player. Blanton
pitched game that will win nine out
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Keyyanees Win.

The Kewanees defeated the fast
Wizard team in a one-sided game. by
the score of Ia TO L. Clark, the pitcher
of the Kewanees, allowed his opponents
only two hits, striking out thirteen of
them. The feature of the game was
the all.around fielding by the Kewa-
nees and tho pitching of Clark.
: Score by innings: R!HTE.
Kewanees .....40 IA 21 200-14 II 4
$500. o o o 90 o Oh 2 4
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indians WIN.

The Indians defeated the Cubs at
4farveys Park by the score Of 17s5t q o.
Tho features 1.-THE game were tn ba IL
ting of the whole Indians team. Lntts
was on the firing line for the: Ind ihns,
and showed UP well. Zones galso played
n good game at firet, lille Wilson cal, q
. led uft tho batting honors, sasrring
five hits in as many times up
Score by innings: y y ,ss :3s r. III g r.
Indians e. Oh Oh 4 8 g o. ..z-i ia & 81
Cubs "a. ". n, o. % 2 a. 0sI 10
- Batteries; Ind iRnH--L utts and ytl5r
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Scout Games.

Grace street Baptist Scouts were
badly defeated in vern one sided
game with Troop No, on the ST.
Andrews diamond yesterday afternoon,
the score being st. Andrews, 80. Grace
Street Baptist. 5.
1t should be said in defense of the
BAPTIST boys, however, that their team
tramped several miles i'll the forenoon
on their return from AN overnight
camp, four miles south of Swansboro.
on Failing Creek, and several of their
players failed to show up for the game.
Those who took part were. of course.
fatigued from the long. tramp.
Troop No. of st. Andrews would
like to get games with other scout
teams oftthe city, and any team whose
players are under sixteen years Of age
may phone r.. NJ. Booth, scout master,
2OS Rowland Street, for ENGAGEMENTS.
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Richmond Electric Co. Wins.

Richmond Electric Go. defeated the
strong Manchesters yesterday by the
score ofi17 to o. The score:
Manchesters ....... % 10000 o. o
Richmond Flee. Co...13S11O21 .-17
summary: Double plays-rJackson to
Taller Left ON Observation-Disclosures, .;
Richmond Electric Co. A. Base on balls
OFF Brown. 9; off Jackson. o; off For
ter, 2. Hits--Of Brown. . in s lie in
nings; off Jackson o in 1-2 innings;
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Handlers Defeat HustIers.

The Ramblers defeated the Hustlers
in one of the most interesting games
~ the season yesterday at Byrd Park.
by the score of to 6. Both Runting
and Haskins pitched good ball. hut
both teams made costly errors Nc
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age. They are being trained at ST,
Andrews Field by the director. in
league rules. and many of these little
players Will eventually grow up and
find their way into faster company. in
the constantly increasing ranks OF
amateur ball.
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First and second Streets, have come
in to- take the place of the defunct.
Cubs, and some fast, we'll played games
are. expecte ed from them, They Will try
CONCLUSIONS with st. Andrews on Nom
day; the leaders in the Riverside
League. 4
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Tylers WIN.

Sanderson. OF Julian W. Tylers, was
in his best form, and had the Wood
all and Quarles at his mercy. allowing
but three hits, only thirty men TO
face him.
Score by innings: Il. HE
Tylers .ooOolo12l-5 II =
w. & @. ........Oo 0oo020--2 0
Batteries: Sanderson and Powell,
Gentry and Scott Umpire. Mr. Nor
gan. Scorer, Mr.. Priddy. Attendance,
100. Time of game. 1875.
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Rynn-Smith ,y.inr.

: Ryan Smith defeated the heavy
hitting Crafts team in fast and al
most hitlcss game at Seminary Park.
The features OF the game lie between
Blackburn. for Ryan Smith, and Phil
lips, for the Crafts.
The score by innings: RH. e.
Ryan-Smith ....1 % 0oOx-5 l
Crafts .llOOOO oooo-l 4
Time of game. :45. Attendance, 200.
Umpire, Mr.. Thorpe.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
stnnalnr of ihc IRONING.
Where They Play Next Saturday.

Barton Heights VS., Collegians. at
Barton Heights.
Battle Axe VS.. Grays, at Byrd Park.
Ashland VS.. Bell Telephone at Lee
Park.
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soUTHslDE LEAGUE

Where They Play Next Saturday.
.Jones Bros. VS.. Tunstalls. at Jones
Bros.
Swansboro VS.. Richmond Electric Co,
at Richmond Electric Park.
Wake VS.. STERLING, at Swansboro.
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RIVERSIDE LEAGbE
standlng of the Teams.
schedule I Tor T,hls IYeek,

Monday st: Andrews vs. Rebels.
sTuesday-H ickories vs.. ST. Andrews
Thursday Rebels VS. Clippers, s.
Friday Clippers VS.. Iiickories.
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liams. Cubs-Larkin and Meredith
Summary: Three base hit-Wilson
Two-base hits-Wilson Stolen base
Jones Riley, Wilson, Meredith. UNI
pire. Mr.. Williams.
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! GRACE AR E:NTs LEAGUE

( The Grace .iirentsy League has EN-
recently org Al ize id, and III comp osel sof 4
lads from 81 even to- ~ teen We ars tof
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Riverslde. Win.

The Riversides defeated the Cardi-
nails by the score OF 10 to l. The fea-
lures of the game was the catching of
Missley and the pitching OF Powell for
the Riverside team. The Cardinals
also played good game and batted
we'll
Score by Innings: r..
Riverside .......... 1023121O0--10
Cardinals .......... o 000001 90 /
Batteries: Riversde-Poweil and
Missley. Observation-Disclosures and Dawes.
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WEST END LEAGUE
stnndIng of thc clubs.

Where They Play Next Saturday.
Cubs VS.. Riversides. at Athletic Park
Indians vs.. Pirates. at Meadow Park
Giants vs.. Cardinals. at Harvey Park
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RICHMOND LEAGUE
Whore Thcy PLAY Ncxf saturdnx.

Where They Play Next Saturday. :.
B,rk * Co, VS.. Kingans at Highland
Park. W.
American Clothing Company VS.. Adj
kins. at Athletic Park.
Portner Brewing Company VS.. Cherry
Smash, at Southsidc
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Kiagun,s ReIiabIe. win.

In one OF the greatest uphill battles
ever seen at Highland Park. Kingan:
OF tc, g.; Roy started in pitching Tor
Kingan, an safter hvo runs hsd been
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
Where They play Next saturd,

Where TncE PIny Next Saturday.
Crafts Us. SScle, at Seminary Park.
Christie Mfg Co. VIC RyanSmith. al
Belle Meade.
Kline Kar Co. vs.. Home Brewing
Co. at Harvey Park.
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STANDING of tho TENNIS.
schedule Tor This,Neek.

Tuesday morning-Battle Axes VS..
New Yorka: St Andrews vs.. Detroits.
Saturday morning-New Yorks VS..
st. Andrews; Detroits VS.. Battle Axes.
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
Standing OF the Clubs.
where They Play Next suturda;

Whcre TheE Play Next Saturday.
kahns vs. Tylers, at Chesapeake and
Ohio Park.
Woodall and Quarles VS.. Horace S.
Wrights, at Byrd Park. two games.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Resuits.

Ramblers, S; Hustlers, 6.
Wizards. 10; Brownits, la; eleven
innings
Jones-G Green, IS; Woodland Heights.
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EAST END LEAGUE
Saturdays Results.
Kewanees. IA; Wizards. 1.
Eagles. S; Athletics, g..
Standing Of rae clubs.
where rhey Play Next saturday.

TWO games. 90 ~ ~
Eagles vs. Wizards, at lakewood; two
games
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klinc Knr 60. Wins.

Kline F<ar Co. Wins.
Kline defeated the Sycle by the score
of 20 2. The game was fast and i'm
teresting The feature of the game
was the pitching of Thorp and the
fielding of Raw at short. Batteries.
Miller and Thorp for Kline, Brown and
TRIGGER for Sycle.
The score by innings: r. H. u.
Kline .........o 0 900 oo--l2 4
Sycic .........o2 90 00o0-7 2 3
Christie Ginger Ale Wins Again.
At Bellemead Park yesterday after
noon Christie defeated the Homo Brew
ing Co., thereby tying for first place.
Cook. for Christie. pitched a one-hit
game. the first in the league this sea-
son. Cook also struck out eleven of
his opponent and was steady at all
stages OF the game. Banister, for
Home Brewing Co, also struck out
eleven men, but was somewhat un-
steady in the pinches. allowing ten
hit. Taylor, for Christie, led in the
batting. getting three hits in five times
up. East and Johns connected for two
hits each. For Home Brewing Co.,
Quinn at first played a star game. The
game was a well-played one, both
teams playing gilt-edged ball. but
Christie hit the ball at the right time
thereby winning.
The score by innings: r. II. E.
II. b. Co........O0 0o0-1 3
c. NJ ..e00oo 002x--6 10 1
Summary: Double Plays-FoX to
Quinn. Left on basesT-christo g.:
Home Brewing Co, T. Two-base hits
Cook quinn. Stolen bases-Johns,
East. Taylor. Quinn. Toncy Base on
balloon Cook. A: off Banister, L. Hit
by pitched ball-Brown. Struck out
BY Cook, IL; by Banister, 1. Time
OF game, 1870. Umpires, Messrs. Johns
and Smith. Scorer, Mr.. East. Attend
ance, $50.
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Adkins Win, AraIu.

Adkins defeated Burk & Co. at High
land Park in a fve-inning game, Adj
kins running bases at will, having six
teen stolen bases to their credit. which
is stealing some bases.
Adkins plays The Star Bloomer
Girls, at Broad Street Park Wednes-
day. June 4. a hard fought game is ex-
pected
Score by innings: r. H. e.
Adkins ............ 52-13 IL 2
Burk & Co. ......., 0O100-1 Q.
Batteries: Adkins-Allen and Car.
nett. Burk Sc Co.-Weisiger. Anstell
and Vest
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Whore Thcy PLAY Next saturdnr.

Ramblers VS. Woodland Heights at
Colonial Park
Wizards vs. Hustlers. at Byrd Park.
Brownies VS.. Jones-Green. at Fulton
Park
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

Powell caught n nice game for Ty-
lers champions Yesterday in the place
of Hampton, who got his finger broke
few days ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

Battle Axe will play the Collegians
at Broad Street Park Tuesday after
noon, and as these teams are oid-time
rivals, one of the, greatest amateur
games that has. ever been played in
this town is expected
Horace S. Wrights forfeited their
game to Kahns yesterday by not show
ing up at the grounds that the game
was scheduled to be played upon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

Henderson. OF Tyler's, Old Dominion
League, is pitching great ball for his
club this year. Yesterday he succeed
ed In striking out twelve men In sue
cession.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

Dixon, who started to pitch for
Battle Axe yesterday. is a very clever
Soungster as long as there are no men
on bases. but just as soon as a player
gets on brse it is all up with him.
John Whitfield was on the Job when
he put brother Lee in DiNon's place
In the game yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

sitterding. who pitched for the Col
iegians yesterday, held his opponents
TO five hits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

The newly organized West End
League has gotten down to business
and is prepared to play the season
through in first-class shape.