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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-30
WHITE S0X TROUNCE TIGERS

Chicago. May 2s-The White 'sox
Won the first of a hve-game series from
Detroit o-day. to e. In contest
which lasted ten innings Easterly
who was sent in to hit for Berger in
the Tenth. drew a pass and Zeider was
put up 10 run. for him. Lord singled
Lord went to second on Cobb's tumble.
ana Zeider romRed over with the win
ming tally on Willetts wild pitch to
Collins. Russell allowed ten hits, but
Kept them well scattered
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REDS LEAD IN HITTING RIOT

ST. Louis, May 2e-1n perfect riot
eam h'f from Gh e a9ek t9daYs
Pitcher after pitcher was dragged in,
and the game Jagged along for three
from the field for disput!ng decision.
Hiidebrand. who batted for Burk in
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MAPS KEEP ON WINNING

Cleveland. o.. May 29-The Maps
annexed their sixth straight game to-
day and Cy FalkenberE his ninth con-
Browns. 6 to 3. 1t was nip and tuck
affair until the eighth. when Chapman
threw the Browns in general. and
Stone in particular up in the air by
some daring base running. He walked
took second on a passed ball and
scored on AieXander's low throw OIL
son, Jackson. Ryan and Graney fol-
lowed with singles off the 'unnerved
Stone. and three more runs resulted.
The score:
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Summary: Two base hits-Shook,
Boyd. long Home runs-Munday.
Stolen bases-Cook, Keller, Shook. Ten
nant. Boyd, Munday. Double plays
Carter TO HudSins. Sacrifice hits
Jenkins, Venable Bases on balls
Off Shenn, e; off Howell, g. Left on
hases-Norfolk, 4: Portsmouth, .. Hit
by pitched balls-Venable by Howell
Sacrifice fly-Whitcraft. Struck out
BY Shenn. s; by Howell, g. Passed
balls-Riley. Hudgins. Wild pitches
Howell Time of game, two hours.
Umpire. Clark
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BAKER BREAKS UP GAME

Philadelphia, May 2s.-After the
Yanks had to-day's game we'll in hand
j. Franklin Baker lifted one of Keat-
ing's offerings over the right field
The next time up Baker in the ninth.
tore loose a double after two we're
down and came over with the winning
run when Stuffy McInnis placed q
Texas Lacquer back of short Brown
was batted off the mound by the Yanks
lowing but one hit the remainder OF
the game. Heating was raped hard
The score:
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Anderson to Eight Cross.

Los Angeles, Cal, May 29.-Leach
Cross, of New York. and Bud Ander-
son, the Northwestern lightweight
vera matched to-day for n twenty
round fight here on July L.
The club expects to match the win
nor against the winner OF the Richie
Rivers fight in San Francisco on the
same date.
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Pittsburgh.
Totals ..,33 s'2sI5 Totals ...33 10 q Il
two out when winning run was scored.
tBa,ted FOR O'Toole in seventh.

= I'''V0eu tut city III TI1lViI
Chicago .......................0 o 0 o 4 o o.
Pittsburgh ..........-...........l o 0 20 3-6
Summary: Errors-Phelan C2. viox Two.
base hits-VioN. Wilson, Mitchell, Simon.
Three-bas hii-Leach Home run-Hyatt.
Sacrifice h!ts-Booe. Byrne. Double plays
PheIan to Saier; NioS TO Wagner TO Hyatt.
Left on bases-Chicago. 6. Pittsburgh, 6.
First base on balls-Of Robinson. g. of
Humphr!es p Struck out-By HUMPHREYS
. by OToole. /: by Robinson. / stolen base
-Booe. Umpires. Klein and Orth. Time of
game, l:50.
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With the Amateurs
By John R. Hooper, Jr.

The amateurs have no scheduled
games to be played to-day, but there
will DO a mighty interesting game
played at the Southside Athletic Park
between the American Clothing Com
pany and Rurk & Co, of the Richmond
League.
This game promises to be OF great
interest. as Burk & Co. have Just been
able to get their team into proper play
ing shape, and as they have not won
game this season, claim that they will
put up one OF the greatest games that
amateur baseball has ever known
The champion Battle Axe will play
their old rivals, the Collegians. at
Broad Street Park Tuesday. Both OF
these teams have blood in their eyes
honors as no other teams have fought
before.
Pap" Ricketts,. who has been playing
second for Battle Axe this season. has
shown that he is still on the job when
1t comes to emergency plays, and some
of the younger players OF this town
should watch his plays and take adj
vantage OF his experience and quick
thinking.
The Collegians. under the guidance
Of DR.. Bagby and "Cleve' Bailey, have
about gotten down to form now and
should prove hard proposition for
the best that there is In the Capital City
League.
The Richmond Grays, of whom much
was expected at the beginning OF the
season, have Mt last come into their
own, and with "Cheesie" Liebs behind
the bat and Jake" Poh In short, there
Will be added to the team that which
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Alexander. Williams. Three.base hit.-r,yan.
Jackson. Compton. Home run-Stovall Sac
rihce hits-F'alkcnberg. Turner. stolen bases
-Grancy. shotton. Left on bascs-Cievciand.
d. st. Louis. Z. First base on bails-Off F,aik-
enberg. 4. on stone s. struck out-By Faik
enberg. 3; by Stone. 2. Wild pitch-Falken-
berg. Passed ball-Alexander Empires Fer
guson and DInecn Time OF game Sc
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MULLINS SLANTS
DEFEAT RED SOX
Ex-Dctroit Hurler Makes Wash
ington Debut by Winning
First Game.
0'BRlEN WEAKENS EARLY
Accountable for Three Runs in
Third, After Which Nationals
Are Safe.
o'BRIEN WEAKENs EAE

:, Washington, May 2e.-George Null
I'm made his debut before the local
won his game. beating the Boston Red
sox by the score of to g Mullin
pitched good ball. and at all stages
pions at his mercy. Henriksen and
wagner were the only Red Sox to
cross the plate.
In the third inning O'Brien weak
ened and tho locals scored three runs
which decided the game. The score:
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NEWPORT NEWS. OLD POINT. BUCK
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VIEW. PORTSMOUTH,, NORFOLK.
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BEACH.
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$40 A. NJ train Seaside Special
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old Point.
Newport News.
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good only via Newport News. Ocean
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All trains connect ut Old Point with
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Z. Il .. steamer leaves Norfolk P. NJ
View every hour until 1870 p. NJ, con-
Meeting with fast trains leaving Old
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at Ocean View than via any other route.
(Advertisement)
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STANDING OF TEAM S.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

Philadelphia at New York two
Brooklyn at Boston 1.-TWO games).
Chicago at Pittsburgh 1.-TWO games).
Cincinnati at st. Louis 1.-TWO games).
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Boston at Washington 1.-TWO games)
New York at Philadelphia (twc
games).
Detroit at Chicago 1.-TWO games).
ST. Louis at Cleveland two games).
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Chicago ......................o oooo11ool-s
summary: Errors-Weaver. Crawford and
Cobb. Left OIL bases-Detroit S. Chicago T.
Two-base hit-Crawford. Sacrifice hits-C,ol-
Inns, Schalk. Russell Witt t2l. Stolen bases
Lord CD. Collins. First base on balls-OH
Muiett 3; off Russell 2. Struck out--By
Wiliett. 3; by Russell, 2. Hit by pitcher-By
Russell. tstanaSe). by WilIett, j (Bodiej.
WIG p!tch-Wiliett. Empires. Connolly and
Hilcebrand. Time OF game, hours
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. score.
Cleveland
st. Louis,

Totals 30 6le q 10 Totals ...ss "a Is
ID. Johnston. first base.
~. Johnston, left field
-Batted for Alexander in ninth.
iBatted for Stone in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Cleveland .......................o o sx-s
st. Louis. ..,................-...-0 0 Is
Summary: First bnse on errors--St Louis
?. Errors-Chnpman, Falkenberg, Shotton.
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Results in Big Leagues.
NATIONAL

Philadelphia. 8: New York. Oour-
teen innings).
Brooklyn Boston (rain).
Chicago. 4: Pittsburgh. S.
Cincinnati. 10; ST. Louis. 10.
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AMERICAN

Boston, 9; Washington. 5.
New York, 8; Philadelphia, g.
Detroit. 2: Chicago. 3 Ucn inniugs).
st. Louis. 3; Cleveland. 6.
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in centre. Fred Clarke participated In
the first game since the fall Of 1911.
when he batted for O'Toole in the
seventh. The score:
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Barton Heights, OF theyCapital City
League, Is the team that should ha
making much better showing than
It is. for when 1t comes to balIplayers
this team has about the best that tho
city can produce.
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tBatted for Leonard In ninth
Score by innings p
washington ....................l 80 COOKS
summary: Earned Washington q
First base on errors-Washington. 2 Errors
w ashing;on. G.; Boston H. First base on
balls-On Muliin. 8. Hits-On O'Brien, 3 in aI-S
innings; of Leonard. In sra Innings
Struck out-By Leonard. /: By Muliin. 4
Hit by piteher-By Leonard, 2 (aiullIn and
Henry. Three-base hit-Milan Sacrifice
hits-.Schaefer. Jenvrin. Stolen bnsee-EnEle
Speaker, Schaefer. Double piays-Hooper to
Carrigan; Schaefer TO Mcbride to Gandil:
Mullin to Henry TO Mcbride. Umpires Egan
and O'Loughlin. Time OF game, 2:oT. At
tendance, $500.
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Score by innings: r.
New York. ......................I o o 0 o-5
Philadelphia ...................i l0o0oi l-s
Summary: Errors-Keat!ng. Two base hits
Barry. Murphy. Wolter. Baker. Home run
Baker. Sacrifice hits Brown. Strunk. Stol-
en- bases-Daniels, Wolter Peterborough. Hits
of Brown. in !. innings 10 at bat. on
Bush. In innings. ~ Mt bat. First base
on balls-On Heating. 2. off Brown. 3; on
Bush. /. Struck out-By Heating. 4: by Bush
s. Left on bases-New York. 8 WILD pitch
Brown. Umplres. Evans and Hart. Time of
game. hours. Attendance, 1000
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has been lacking all of the forepart
of the season.
Ashland has a great bunch Of ball
players and all that they need Is to
get good baseball head to give orders;
anu IL is cinch that these kids will
make things warm around their c,r-
cult.
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Summary: Twobase hits-Pressly,
Maths. LATTE. Three-base hits
Blausser. Maths Stolen bases-Ker-
nan, Early. Base on balls-Ginn. King.
Herman. Left on bases-Roanoke, s.;
Newport News, 5. Hit by pitcher
Pressly. Hits-On Gardin. .: OFF Pax
son. Is. Struck out-By Cardin. 9;
by Paxson. S. Passed balls-Matthews
Time of game. $50. Umpire. Norcum
Attendance. good.
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Totals ...a2 81 II Totals .ss 2lo .ss ~
one out when winning run scored.
tBatted for Berger in tenth
tran for EaHterly in tenth.
Batted for High In eighth
hui
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tho ninth. got a badly twisted ankle
trying to steal second. The score:
st. Louis f-IncIonuU
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Ills sedHi mas ABOUT the best that tho
city can produce
Kahns. of Richmond, OF the Old Do
minion League. seem about the best
bet In this league, as the boys seem
to realize that their only way to suo-
cess is to get a good team together and
STICK. Stick and learn to play with
cess
Horace s. Wrights, of this league.
have found out with a few weeks ex-
perience that amateur baseball in Rich
mond Is not the same that 1t was when
they were playing on the fields around
Dumbarton and Laurel and Manager
Timberlake is beginning to realize that
there are some players in the city that
are nearly as good as his Dumbarton
pets,
President Crowder, of the Richmond
League. is very enthusiastic over the
game that A. A. Adkins team, of~his
league. will play against the Ail-Star
girls team from Indianapolis.Ind., who
style themselves the Bioomer Stars.
Crowder says that he is going to make
Mac" Hart, who was the Beau Brum-
mel for this team last year. look like
80 cents.
Much interest is being centred In the
games in all leagues for Saturday, as
the teams practically start all over
again by meeting the clubs that they
opened the season with.
There is new league In process Of
formation which will be heard from
very soon. This league will BIO known
as the Northside League. and just who
the teams are that comprise 1t are not
known at present.
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Philadelphia.

'Two out when winning run was scored I:
Lapp out, hit by batted bali
tBatted for Brown in fourth.
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Totals 33 s az Totals ..st 2 10 "A 8
'Gedeon third base and shortstop
tBatted for Leonard In ninth
Score by innings: %
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Score by innings: r.
Roanoke ... O0-5
Newport News. 02l2o 10000 81
Summary: Twobase hits-Pressly,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-09

@enSet eitd ait 8ictor ". Gil
Ser tpegen tornado @eritdenurg.
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Dos 8rogrom nmfaBte i,ngefabr ~
2ieoer, ipeIde in bodit fabiaer @eiie
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Springs, grf., Inn fid bort eeb6rig
austoden uro iteu periiinsen all loi.
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eomurro NoIte, bon Morriiom

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Double Eagle Stamps on
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The Place for Good Goods.

Sam Slider rn0 Haitor S. >.
IS. Spnarifi bon Yotsbam, befan.
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Der 8rautmutter, Srau 8m. Steer,
IN Der g6dbe bon Drafe. 8ir ent~
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Speunbe ~befanoem, on Ser
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iert. 8ett Die beiben bon bort alt.
rid fommen tperben iie porausiift-
lid 10 iebr 5n ibrem gortbeil Der.
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8all amf benz Sairplat am Counting
MbcnS.

Gin GROCER Ball am nndyiten
Sonntas abeiib miro Die @roiinuns
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-SoBt euer Smr6 in nniere Glitter,
eintragen. Bir tperoen 8iiifer fin.
BEN ino beioreer aidy has ar5eigen.
Seine 8e5abT,ins, aiiBer tpcrn MIR
einen @erfaltf obidlieBen.- Sbeooor
@raf it,, Serrnaftr, 500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-09

ufCt UeuSet on ipulltt uuS ylueLl'
|fer's Magen-SeiImitteI. so gents
i'm Central Drug Store, in Ser.
mann, 5u baben.-an5.
-Beslep @oblt, peIder bie San
6eIs- Sdpile in SeoaIia, Mo. beiudt
truf borige Bode bier Elm, gum BE.
JUDI Bel feinen glterm @iiit. 8o6Ii
un5 Gattin.
SIN Der Sisling oes Stabtratbs
arr lesten @outas, purbe Grit
Glieti6 gum StraBen : anfieber er.
nannt, an Stele BON Tbeopbil
Wirno&piler, peIder refisnirte.
-@resor @aus, tpeIder 6as Gen.
tpaI guiiness College i'm SebaIio,
Ro., beiudt, fam am lettem Sums.
tag bier an, INN elm paar Sage bel
ieinen glterr4 Gonnao @nl$ unb
Satin ar berleben.
-9raler S. 90. Danger bate
porige ISOLDE oas MiBseidid benin
&egltliretl elmer 9ampfpitmpe in Der
grallerei nit Der Sanb 5piiden Die
Maidine 81 geratben un6 erbeblife
Serlebungen 5l erleiben.
= &inberitriimpie Sc unb uu,
marts, 25c Samenitriimpfe nv ton
ulpS ifipor5 10c, SaidIentiid)er 3 fir
Sc, 10c Sorten air SC. 9ies iinb
Specialization fiir mir elm poar Ga.
ge, I'M Sesfett's @eif1ft.
hilbert &oiin, bon Seiferion
Gitp, mar ONT 9ienstag bier, ,3u @e.
iiid bel Sreunben utto 9efpnmen,
nno iprad audi alf unierer Office
Dor 5ur grueuerung ieires slbonle.
merits altf Oas @olfsblatt.
Safe S6mit, BON Morriion,
befarb iid mebrere Gage bieier $50
DIE bier lin ben 3abndr5t 5t Re,
iuden. 6reurpo Sdpnit bat ii6 eben
Don einem ltarfen sl1full BON &beu-
matismlts er6olt, 6urda lpeiu)en er
beinabe sipolf @odjen ar ieiu 3inl.
nler geieiielt mar.
Saul 9ndidies, Mar Soeriter
uito Sobn S6roeoer reiiten am leb-
ten 9ienstos nod San Srancisco,
reipect. lla1 Sos Ingeles, Sal. Saul
miro cine Steae als Sele.
grapbiit in Der Ianama 4nsltel.
lungsitebt bethlehem, pabrenb ieine
ibr Slid in Sos slngeles
meroen.
-Sobr iinb @eo. Sieoler, peld)e
8ode am Recommendations
Snititllt, in &anias Gitp, graOuirter,
ioapie Senrp Siebler, ipdder cine
I'M Oortigen 9oitoienit be-
trafen am pergangenen
Sonntag bier elm UNI cine flrse
6erien5eit bel ibren @ltern nn0 IN
Der alien Seimatb Sl p~erleben.
: @attinnerr limo 5llipeilen gegen
ae6ensperitdjerung; 8ittuen ieoo9
tiemols. @s m1re geratben Dab iDr
in 9etreFf Der 8olioe tpelde
berans5unebmen gebenft, iofort
an mid uenoet; morgen fontlte es
nosli9erpeiie au ipdt ein.-@ictor
u. Silber.
-8as idbrlife Gfulfeit Der ct.
Seorgs 8farritiile miro a1t rrafiten
Rontag auf Dem Sairplae ltattfin-
BEN. Sie gnterpriie WilitirI@anb
pirO Die Muiif liefern. @ettI6ufe,
@eiangs : 8ortrige, 10.
pie elm 8o5oar inter 2eitung oes
5raiem . gereirrs, peroen Sbeile oes
pedieIreid)en Srograms biloer. Den
oes Seites bilbet cine offett.
Idle @ildre : llnterbaltung, pelde
Iben6 ltattfinbet.
-Gbas. @ungou, elm ~DobIbefan!t.
er unb eeod)teter 8iirger bon Siage
Sountp, itarb am letten 81. lpril, /
n Der 8obnung ieines Sdmieger-
obnes Grnit SidoppIer, in ser Habe
ION fredericksburg. Ser geritoros.
lpurbe IN 2angenbad, 8ommera,
u 0eutidlan0 g%eboren, tnm iHi
Sabre 1865 nod1 amerifa nnS Dor
rtgefdbr AZ Sobren nod Sioge
sountp, uno perbeiratbete iif asl Is
5ltni 1867, NIT Srau Narie Sbe..
1.. NJ. XsI..y.Ey ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-09

Mems Hosiery in silk, Isle
and cotton, SOC, Csc and 2
for Csc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-04
HousEkEEPER, WOMAN FROM 40

TO 30 years old, neat and clean. good
common cook; am alone, no children, no
one TO work for but myself. Want the
above Immediately. Fred A. Berry. Cedar
Grove, Maine. feb24dtf