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The Washington herald., 1913-05-18
DICKENS STORIES REToLD.
BY HALLE ERMINIE RIvEs.
Our Mutual Friend
Nv.
Bella and the Golden Dustman.

T was not long before John Roke-
smith, the secretary, was very
much in love with Bella indeed.
Bella saw this plainly, but the
fine house and costly clothes
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aPACE-MAKING CLUBS
KEEP LEADERSHIP
Considerable Shifting of Position by Teams Follow
ing in axe of Fast Philadelphia
Aggregation.

New York, May 2s.-Although the
pace-making clubs in the two major
leagues maintained their lead during
the baseball week which closed with
Saturdays games. there was consider
able shifting among the teams follow
ing In the wake Of the Philadelphia
Nationals and Athletics.
Quakertown fans have a right to be
proud Of the type of game being played
by their representatives In both
leagues Dooin's men are travelling at
a speed which is causing the rival club
managers much worry. Five victories
and no defeats was the weeks record
speed OF the Phillies.
Brooklyn managed to hold second
place moro on account Of her early
lead than because OF the weeks record.
The New YorkS, who finished the pre-
vious week IN third place. abdicated
in favor OF st. Louis. Evidently Nc
Graw realized that his combination was
not running to the form of year ago,
for during the week he endeavored to
strengthen his pitching staff by trad
ing Devore Ames and Groh to Cincin-
natl for Pitcher Fromme.
The Cardinals edged into third place,
while Chicago failed TO improve Its
standing. and Pittsburgh moved from
able to play but three games owing to
rain. and these were turned into de-
feats by Cincinnati and Chicago. Joe
Tinker's Reds were able TO gather in
hut one victory. and his hold on last
place remains undisputed.
detailed record of the week in the
National League. showing games play
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NOMINATORS FOR EARLY
CLOSING RACES AT STATE FAIR

Following are some of the nomina.
tors for the carly closing purses of
the State Fair races next fall:
220 pace-s2. 0O0--Pitman Farm,
Trenton. y. j.. Charles II. Lafferty.
philadelphia. Pa; w. II. Blocker. lie
vile, Pa: p y. Hollenbeck, Pough-
VILE Pa: Norman Corbin, Washington.
j.. C.; S. y. Demarest, Paterson. n. j. !;
George r. Lewis. Owego. ~ Y; Dan
l.eary. West Chester. Pa; Presley
Thomas. agent. Tazewcll. Va; w. H.
Cromwell Parkman. o.. j. l.. Vaughan.
Shawsville, Va: o. w WEIGH, Jr., North
Adams. Mass; w. a. Bacon, Washing
ION Courthouse. o.; Il. II. Erskin. agent,
Weiisville, n. y; W. l.. Bass, Rich :
mond. George G. Stiles. Rome. Ga; l..
r. Fletcher, l'itchburg, Mass; Stanhope
Rolling: Richmond: Meigs Stadt. Clarks-
nnrR. w. Va; II. r. Clarke. New York
i,ltman Farm, Trenton. n. J.: T. D.
liollenbeck. Foughkecpsic, N. Y; S. Y.
Dcmarest, Paterson. ~ T.: Westview
STOCK Farm. Winston Salem, II. c.;
George r. Lewis, OwcGo. y. y; ]. T..
BARLOW. Kenton. O.; Charles W. Man
Grum. Purdy, Va; A. Fl. Tyson, NYilm-
iington, Del; W. l.. Miller. Washington,
y; G.. Harry s. German. Carleton.
Mich; j. l.; Vaughan. Roanoke. Va;
q. W WEIGH. Jr., North Adams, Mass
-. V: Lindlcyr, Camden. n. j.; O. II.
Erskin. agent, Wellsville. N. z; Carl
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zYbSzKO'S SKULL
FRACTURED IN FALL
Polish Wrestler Sustains Serious
Injuries During Match With
Constant Lemarin

Montreal. May 25.-Stanislaus Zvhszko
the Polish wrestler, Is suffering from a
fractured skull and other injuries as
the floor and alleged foulinc taetics
used by his opponent. Constant Lee
marin, In match here last night. II
prove fatal. VIII
They had been wrestling only fev
minutes when they tumbled from the
When hostilities began again the Pole
was the agsressor He had secured a
partial crotch and reverse half-Nel-
by the referee, fouled Zbyszko so
fercely that the contest was STONED
and the decision awarded tho pole.
and fell unconscious. He was taken
to hote! and an examination by the
doctors disclosed fractured skull.
Zbyszko was to have met George
Zurich, the Russian wrestler. next we'd
nesday in New York City.
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ST. LOUIS DROPS
DOUbLE-HEADER
Browns Fail to Hit Ball
When Hits Mean
Tallics.
CLEVELAND WINS AGAIN
Chicago Does Some Weird Field
ing i'll Lopsided
Contest.

st. Louis. May 25.-rhe Browns
dropped both ends OF u double header
this afternoon, the first Z to and the
second to 8, to the Detroit Tigers
Consistent hitting by the visitors fea :
tured both contests. while the Browns
not only failed to connect when hits
meant runs. but in addition lelded like
a bunch OF colts.
In the first game an unusual
bobble practically lost the game for the
Browns. In the sixth inning Leverenz 8
throw to catch Rondeau at second hit
his leg and rolled into the field. the
runner skipping to third, while Mo-
riarty. who was on first, took second
Both these runners later scored on a
two-b base hit by Willett. who. in four
times at bat. made three hits. Tho
scores
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GOLF TOURNAMENT
FOR CHAMP |ONSH|P
On Eve of Great Match, Ameri-
cans Seem to Stand
Better Show.

st. Andrew. Scotland. May 25.-On
tho eve of the matcur golf champion
ship OF the world, play for which will
begin tomorrow, British opinion re-
Rarding the chances Of the American
contingent has undergone n consider
able reversal II is now conceded that
although the best haif-dozcn American
players are absent, the United States
has In Harold Weber. OF Toledo. n dan
serous player. who with Luck. should
Inslec Of the Onenida Community Club,
Of New York. and w. Heinrich Schmidt,
OF Worcester. Mass, II is also thought.
may make things interesting while
Campbell d. White. of san Francisco.
Is nkcly 10 make good showing
Both Weber and White have drawn
Dyes for the first round. inslce will
play g. +. Hcotans, OF tho Royal North
Devon Club, while Schmidt will match
skill with ID. s. Crowther. Two other
American players are extraordinarily
:. Douglas, OF the Nassau Country
Club, Long Island, and Douglas Grant.
OF san Francisco The sole Canadian
representative Is Jackson Walton. The
entries number about 200.
The Americans feel the humidity
greatly and the atmospheric conditions
take twenty yards off the average
length OF their drives. They have
amazed conservative Britishers by play
Ing In their shirt sleeves.
Owing to the fear OF suffragette out
RACES guards at the greens have now
been doubled and the greens are heavily
insured against damage.
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LEAD MAINTAINED
BY MOBILE CLUB.
No Team Has Been Able to Dis.
place Manager Finn in South
ern Association.

Atlanta, Ga. May 25.-In spite or
inc TACT that the winning streak
winch placed Manager Finn's Mobile
ciup far In the lead in tho race for
the southern Association pennant, was
broken over week ago. the league
lenders have successfully held their
position mt the top OF the percentage
column throughout the past sevon
DAYS. rounding out the week by do
feating New Orleans to-day.
There has been considerable See
saving among the clubs, but the end
or the week finds them about in the
same relative position occupied last
Sunday. Manager Schwartz seems TO
have justified the confidence placed in
him by many Southern baseball ex
perts by landing Nashville in second
place leading Atlanta by n narrow
margin. Memphis has continued May
ing In steady, dependable form. and ia
tied with Atlanta to-day. Mont
gomery and Chattanooga are tied for
NTH place. with Birmingham seyenth
and New Orleans acting as the rear
guard.
Manager Charles Frank. of New Or
leans. has purchased Outnelder Rreen
from Montgomery and Pitcher Jack
Adams from the Minneapolis American
Association club. At the same timo
Outtelder James has been uncondi-
tionally released
Manager Elberfeld, OF CHATTANOOGA.
is still changing the personnel of his
club in the evident hope OF obtaining
the right combination to overcome
his slow start. The release OF Out
fielder Betcher is his latest move.
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While the Athletics lost thirty n.
points in the American League race.
the Mackmen held safely to first place
cleveland made from third to second
place, their wins including three out
OF four from Washington. which In
cidentally broke Walter Johnson's WIN
ming streak after the famous pitcher
mad run ten straight victories in the
six weeks of the 1918 season.
Washington, as a result, dropped to
fourth place while Chicago moved in
to third position. The worlds cham
pions also moved up to fifth place
while the st. Louis Browns dropped to
sixth Detroit and New York failed
TO advance from seventh and eighth
positions respectively.
The weeks records in the American
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Something doing every day throughout the
summer liz the slogan. The weeks program
Is made up OF voieyball games. Indoors and
out indoor baseball, swimming and NE
saving practice AND the regular class exer-
Athletic Meet.
ON saturday. June l. outdoor athletic
meet Will I've conducted with the following
events: Fifty 100. co-yard dashcs; Sso-vard
run, milo run. standing broad Jump run
ming broad jump. running high jump. twelve
pounn shot put. pole vault and relay race
In order that more men may have "a SHOW
In the meet there viii be two classes ono
under 1875 pounds and the other over i35
pounds. Souvenir ribbons will be award.h
for nrst, second and third places In each
event. This will he closed meet for mem
hers Of the association.
Swimming.
The present series OF Wednesday swim
ming contests Will close this week and
new series Will begin the following week
Tho events on Wednesday at $3.50 will in
cluoe the twenty yard swim with hands be-
hind the back. tin soldier dive and 100 Yards
swim. United States lifc-savlng test is given
on Wednesday, and Friday nights.
Business Mems NolIcy Ball.
The outdoor business mems vollrvhal II
league race * close running for the leaders
though the standing OF tine teams remains
the same as last week. On Monday hin will
play Carlton. and Graves will tackle Corey
who at present leads Wednesday will find
Harrison pitted against Berry. and I'm un
against Graves. Corey and Harrison lineup
on Friday. and Carlton and Berry will hrht
IL out tho Same day.
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Colts Play Tigers To-Day

The Colts left last night for Roa-
noke. where to-day they take up
the cudgeI against Buck Pressley'a
Tigers. Grif leaves with his men
In far better shape than they have
been mt any time during the season.
and II his pitchers hold out, the
short trip abroad should prove
profitable. Burleson will probably
open the series with Harry Griffin
MS second choice.
For the weekend Steve will have
n delicious try at trying to disIodgc
the Coolers from their front place
perch in four games, one of which
is to DO played in Petersburg, the
one on the morning of Memorial
Day.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
Plumber Cleaning Revolver When II Is
DIAchn rEed--Mo unded I'm Hcnd.

While cleaning a revolver yesterday
afternoon at his home. 2Sl6 Street,
Frank w Verlandcr, plumber, acct
dentaily discharged the weapon. and
the bullet entered his head. in1icting
a serious, though not dangerous wound,
ii was said.
DIR. II. It. Hawkins. City Hospital
ambulance surgeon rendered emer-
gency treatment TO Verlander and took
him to the hospital. Ills condition last
night was said to be satisfactory.
Details Of the shooting were lack
ing. Verlander was cleaning the gun
in his room when members Of the
household heard the pistols report
They hurriedly investigated, and found
him shot through tho head.
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TRACK AND FIELD
MEET AT HARVARD
Contests Expected to Develop
Highest Grade of Intercollegi-
ate Competition in Years.

Cambridge. Mass, May 25.-The
track and field meet at Harvard sta
dunn next Friday and Saturday, will
he the thirty eighth annual champion
ship meeting Of the intercollegiate AS
ISOLATION Of the Amateur Athletics OF
America.
For the first time in the associa-
TONS existence n full team OF repre-
sentatives from the Far West will be
present, as we'll as teams from col
ieges of the East, the Central States
and tho South. and the meet Is ex-
pectcd to develop the highest grade OF
intercollegiate competition In years
The half mile, mile. two mile. high
hurdles, high jump. and hammer throw
records are considered endangered.
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BY c. l.. COSBY.

Inc Palace Summer Duckpn League
VIII open In a few days with six
strong three-men teams to battle with
the small naples during the warm
months. The summer league last year
proved successful. and 1t is hoped that
the league this season will also prove
Il success
The League is composed OF a bunch
OF bowlers that arc jolly and friendly,
and that counts whole lot toward a
successful season.
The season opens June and closes
September ~, which is not very long
The schedule calls for about sixty
three games. Come on boys. all work
together and find out which team will
win the pennant.
The local duclspin knights won the
championship of the State at duck
pins last Thursday night on the Palace
alleys by walloping the strong. Roa-
noke Hill Sliders III pins In the three
game series
The Roanoke boys rolled we'll. but
they VIII have to practice a little
more yet to beat the strong local five
at small maple splitting.
Richmonds totals we're sos. 527. 544.
Grand total, 1929.
Roanoke's totals were 493, 4el, 1873
Grand total. 1,45o.
4ichmonds majority was III pins
IN the three games
The Roanoke Hill Climbers will soon
arrange home land home series with
the local boys, and then the real bowl
Ing will be seen here. The games last
Thursday night were rolled by tcle-
graph.
Palace Summer Ducerin League.
Schedule
Monday, June palace VS. News
Leader. alleys four and Ave
Wednesday. June 4--Times- Dlspatch
VS. Nirginians. alleys four and five.
Friday. June 6-Journals VS.. Alcos.
alleys four and five
Monday. June 9-Times- Dispatch VS..
Journals. alleys four and i've
Wednesday. June 11-Palace VS.. Al
cos. alleys four and five.
Friday. June 13-VirEinians VS.. News
Leader. alleys four and five
Monday. June 16--Journals VS. Pal
ace, alleys four and Ave.
Wednesday. June ls-virginians VS.
Alcos. alleys four and five.
Friday. June 20.-Times Dispatch VS..
News Leader, alleys four and nve.
Monday, June e3-Journals VS.. Vir-
ginians, alleys four and five.
Wednesday. June 25-Palace VS.
Times Dispatch. alleys four and five.
Friday. June 27-News Leader vs.
Monday. June 30-Palace VS.. Vir-
ginians. alleys four and five.
Wednesday. July 2-Times Dispatch
VS. Alcos, alleys four and five.
Friday, July News Leader vs.
Journals. alleys four and five
Monday. July Times Dispatch vs..
NirEinians, alleys four and five.
Wednesday. July 3-Palace VS.. News
Leader. alleys four and five.
ri T,,1, 1 10
alleys four and Ave-
Monday. July 14--Times Dispatch VS..
Journals. alleys four and five.
Wednesday. July 16-Palace VS.. AL
COS alleys four and Ave.
Friday, July IS-Nirginians VS.. News
Leader alleys two and three.
Monday. July o1-Journals VS.. Pal
ace. alleys four and I'VE.
Wednesday, July 23-Virginians VS..
.Ncos. alleys two and three.
Friday. July 25-Times Dispatch VS..
News Leader. alleys four and i've.
Monday. July 2S-Journals VS.. Vir-
ginians alleys two and three
Wednesday, July 30--Palace VS..
Times Dispatch. alleys four and five.
Friday, August 1-Alcos VS.. News
Lender. alleys two and three.
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Arrc,tcd on Strc,t Car.

Lille Gregory and Dennis Brown,
both colored. were arrested yesterday
afternoon on a charge of refusing to
move their seats on q car of the Ginter
Park line when ordered to do so by
the conductor. They were turned over
to Policemen Jacobini and Sims at First
and BROAD Streets and sent to the Sec
ond Police Station
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REVISED DRAW IN
TENNIS CONTEST

In tho ladies tennis tournament to be
played AZ the Hermitage, starting to-
day, some additional entries have
caused rcdrnwing OF class a. different
from That published yesterday In The
The revised draw Ia az follows:
Miss Winston vs. Miss l.. Culling-
worth.
Miss y. colston. bye. to play the
winner Of:
Hiss Meredith VS.. Miss Cary.
Miss Z. Preston vs. Mrs. Sullivan
Miss NJ Colstou VS. the winner OF the
Preston Sullivan match.
Miss Scarborough VS.. Miss Miss Boyd.
Class II remains as before
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FINAL PREPARATIONS FOR
ANNUAL. 500-MIIE AUTO RACE

Indianapolis. Ind, May 25-Final
preparations for the third annual 500
the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on
Memorial Day We're started at the
speedway to-day. Each machine en-
leren must be able TO make at least
seVenty-hve miles an hour some Of
me machines to-day went as fast as
ninety one miles.
England, Germany, France and Italy
will be represented this year with onc
or more cars each Among tile for
eign drivers are Jules Goux, paul
ZIucarroiii, Albert Guyot and The odore
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Grammar school Baseball I.or,,c

mo second game IN ihe CHARACTERISTIC
series between the Eastern and Western
champions Ia scheduled for to-day at Byrd
lark at ! +. VI. Chimborazo won out in
IN" first game over William Fox school
and should they win to-day's game II Will
Give them the city championship in The
Grammar School League. The winning
school viii be presented With The Times
Dlspntch trophy Hh ield.
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M'CARTY'S DEATH DUE
TO DISLOCATED NECK
Dislocated Neck
Is Cause Of Death

Calgary, Alberta, May 2b.-A dis
located neck cnuScd the death yes
tcrdny of Luther McCarty during his
fight with Arthur Pelky, according
tn information given out Tonight
following nm autopsy conducted by
DR.. NIishicr at the request of Coro-
ncr Costello.
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GENERAL HsU pAo SAN KILLED.
Box Sent to Him Contain. Powerful

Box Sent to Him Contains Powerful
Bomb.
Shanghai, May 25.--General Hsu Pao
San was killed by a bomb to-day while
opening a box he thought contained
porcelain. of which he was an ardent
collector. He attempted to pry off the
cover terrific explosion resulted,
and he was hurled with great force
to the opposite ond of the room a
servant was also instantly killed. The
general was strong supporter of
President Yuan Shi Kai, and the object
Of bitter hatred to the Southern ex-
tremistes
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ST. Louis,
Totals Ia, 7na7l2 rotals ..at4727 =

Totals az II 81 IL Totals IA n
compton batted for AEncw In sixth
fStovall batted Tor Leverenz In sixth
sMaisei batted fcy Allison in ninth
~. Johnston. left ne Id.
Score Icy Innings: r.
Fl Louis Observation-Disclosures. oon,o oon-N,
Detroit .............. q / n = a
summary; ECors- Bush "a, Pratt Mo-
Aiester. LevercnH. Two-base hi,s-WiiIiam,
Milet; Sacrihce hiis-I.everenz. Pratt Sac
r r hyLVitt. stolen basss-Nit,. Austin
tHop. Shotton. Bases on balls-off Lev
erenz. .: of W!iIet, s. Struck out-by Lev
. In innings. Timc. olo Umpires Hiids,
brand and Connolly.
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WHITE SOX DROP ONE

Chicago. May o5.-Hard hitting BY
by. Chicago. gave the visitors lop-
sided game to-day 6 to l. None OF the
Cleveland hits when they meant runs
Russell, who began the game for Chi
caRo was knocked sensclcss By a
pitched ball. The score:
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MiIitinnnn III

Private Joseph II. Gasser Richmond
Howitzers. was stricken with fever
yesterday He had made all prepara-
ions 10 go with his battery to Chat
tanooga, had paid his quota OF ex-
pense and had secured his new full
dress uniform.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE

at Indianapolis: First game-Coving-
ton. /; indianapolis, 4. Second game
Covtngton. 3; indianapolis l.
AZ 81; Louis: 81. Louis-Cleveland. g.
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Calgary Alberta. May 20 McCartv's
nody had barely grown cold when the
strieal men from the United States be
gan ma king Pelky offers to 90 on the
stage. within I'VE hours after he had
necome worlds heavyweight chnmpjon
I'elkE had received no less than five
ohers lie refused all. however
I'll expected 70 win the championship
from McCarty, but never dreamed that
J, would be by the way il happened, :"
declared Pelky Tonight y would
rather not have won than Ind ,bis
thing take place san Francisco nen.
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score by innings: n
ST Louis. Observation-Disclosures. o o n =,
Detroit ................... o 2 q n n
summary; Errors-Rond-su %. s;ovail
Austin NcAlcster t2D. Tvo.hase hit--Crs "
ford Three: base hits Veach. cobb Pratt.
monie run-Iohnston. Sacrifice hits-john-
Stoh' fondeau, Cobb, Bush. Sacrifice ny
Stoy"ii stolen base -Morinr,y. Hit by
pntche1 baby Hamilton lNeechl Bases
on balls-on Lake, :. off ZamIoch /. of
hamilton. !. Struck out-by Lake T. by
stone; 2 by Hamilton. s: By Zamloch. 4
PltchinS record-on Lake, 10 hits. y runs I'm
9 "a innings, OF Hamilton. hits runs In
innings LET, on hases-Detroi,. 3 ST.
Connolly and lildehrand
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TERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Newark: Newark. Q; Baltimore. ]
Providcncc o.
Al Montreal: Montreal Toronto, post
poncd: rain.
Only three games scheduled
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+. J. Weber, Workers. y. y: C. G.
S SUES home Ga; l.. f. Fletcher. Fitch
2:25 trot-s2, ooo-Pitman Far,
Trenton, :. n. j.; NJ. Morris. washing e,
Norman Corbin, Washincton q:
George M Harden, Raleigh. y. C.. king,
WOOD WOOD Farm. Tivoli; y; Y: Brook Farm,
VVn m ~ y; a. \. Slagle, Petersburg,
J; o. winston. Kingston, II. y: + NJ
IaHa aal,;n ,B ia Md; w. a. Bacon.
sell, Whitesville Mass; l.. 70. rlotc H.
E nn, Mass; II. r. Tyson, Ncwar,,
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Prnctice for ,Iotcb,

Boston. May 26.-The courts of the
Lcngwood Cricket Club will be the
practice ground for the next two days
of membors of both tho Australian and
American tennis teams, which Will con
test for the Davis cup. They Will not
oppose each other.
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Exchanse OF PIarcr.

Chicago, May 25.-A trade by which
the Cleveland Americans get J. Leliveit.
outhelder, and w. Stump. shortstop,
change for lnfielder Roger Peckin
paugh; was agreed upon BY telegraph
TO night.
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STEELE BATTED HARD

Chicago. May 25.-Chicago batted
steele hard In part of one inning to-
day, and won from st. Louis TO .
Bnrke also was hit opportunely. Pierce
OF chicago. easily held the visitors
saIe. Soiers home run in the first
inning cleaned the bases, and the bat
tlng and fielding of Zimmerman were
features. The score:
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Mobile: Mobile, 4; New Orleans,
At Memphis: Memphis. 4: Montgom
cry, ..
At Nashville: Nashville. 6: Chatta
nooga. o.
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,door Baseball League.
Boys Camp

The boys camp this year will be CON
River. where fne site has been secured
The Richmond association Joins with the
ilheNater association this year, and 1t is eN-
older boys, fifteen to eighteen. will go FROM
Jane Is 10 July ], and the younger boys
twelve TO fifteen. froI.A July to IL. Descrip-
two pamphlets and full information may he
had at tho boys department office in the
a
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At ST Paul: st. Paul, ]: Toledo. o.
At Milwaukee: Milwaukee. /: Column
At Kansas City: Kansas City, I;
Louisville, 0.
At Minneapolis: Minneapolis. 8; In
diarapOlis O.