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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-10
Fight Against
Locker Cls.lsa

Atlanta. Feb, 81. Soliettos General
Apgsi Darsey has arrahEed an In
,aietnlcnt against several Atlanta
.lccksr clubs, and Is expected to pre-
sept them to tile grand Jury this
week in an effors 10 senere tfue bills
Hugh dorsey has drawn bills 6f iIi7
and mako n test OF hetlSer or not the
selnilagc cnn hes.iosSea he firililfiiaI t,n,frt.
procedure
The same forces which appealed
Al ANITA Is5TTER TWO
20 titss council and pafIce commit
tee to ask that the licenses BE refused
them ire seen behind the solicitor.
5.eadinky members Of the hig social
clubs are conf emily .of Ia e gpinien
sthnt tIe grs++::;si ++::;si 3, lll refuse to re5
turn ndIetnients inst them. on tile
ground tliat no violation OF the law
been shown Failing the attack
the Clubs taspugh tRe srahd
II Is linderSl0pd mat Private
81 sncsl wiil De secured and IN effork
made to close taem by Injunction.
Atlanta. Feb. Sesh ffby. who
GEMS from Is1liis He. G,i., 70 see tlle
hangin & of the three negroes coayfcts
ia for tie murder or his vile. has
deIlandcd that the olslte PHI his rstil.
Rad xiiensea liccal,so d respite was
s,iiIited aid TIC execution postponed.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-10

AIf we could only have our way.
We'd quit Cur work In shawn,
And do o tlaro the livelong day.
But yawn ) yaWn & yawn''
This pleasant June weather has
put a criEnp IN The coal business,
however when we no gel thaE cold
wet weather IN, February and
March We still have III stock that
..el:assI T. sI.s.s. H. sI2Iccie (s.,al.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-10
WANTS

Wanted--You TO know that tile place
70 buy your WOOD Is Piedmont
Wood Co. Phone c4o.
J. H. shearer and W. 0. ulmcr.
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Bill have 8 lot OF good lind IN
tracsg to suit you. Prices VARYING
s1s9ll tea 0iiaba ios m lfty silve nor
acre. ~ well iecated, write 10 me
ut Mccormick. s. q. -
joe .. I1dmunds.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Eighty
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Wonder II all the clubs In the vlr-
ginia League have reduced to tho
thirteen player limitr II they have,
quite few yellow slips wcro found
beneath the supper plates last night
when the fellows got back homo or 70
their hotels.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE GAMES
ON SPIDERS NEW FIELD

The Varsity Club of Richmond Col
lego held its first annual banquet last
night at Murphys Hotel. The affair
was unique or It's kind and was pro-
nounced by all n huge success and in
direct keeping with tho new spirit OF
progress and Advancement that has
sprung up within the past session at
the college.
Among the many interesting facts
that were brought out by the speak
ers of the occasion was tho confirma-
ton of tho rumor that next year. some
time in February or March. tho South
ern Intercollegiate track and field
meet. that for the last seven years has
been held on the Homewood Field OF
Johns Hopkins University, will be hold
out on the now athletic field enclosed
by the stadium mt Richmond College,
AT WesthamDton.
This announcement is Of tremend-
Gus importance to NIL who arc inter-
ested in Southern athletics and es-
pccially to men of Richmond and tho
local college. It Is very strong In
dication that not only the city of
Richmond. but also It's progressive
college. In It's now home just beyond
tho city. is becoming recognized as the
big athletic centre OF the South. And
II is not very far cry to predict
that within very few years Richmond
College will stand in the same relation
TO Southern athletics aB Pennsylvnnia
and Harvard occupy in tho North.
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CUBS AND CARDS DIVIDE

nails halved the double bill to-day.
Chicago grabbed the first. to 4. a
rally In the fifth chased Doals on the
rubber and resulted In five runs.
Vaughn recovered from n bad start and
held st. Louis safe after the fourth
Tho visitors won the second. to 2.
Sallee was too good for the locals. He
shut them out with three hits up to tho
ninth. Then the Cubs staged small
rally. Safer and Zimmerman singled
and scored on Sweency's triple. Win
COS homer In the fourth, with ono on,
won for ST. Louis. Scores:
AFTERNOON GAME
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American cars scored sorry
failure in the 5oo-mile sweepstakes
at Indianapolis yesterday. Just ono
American car finished inside tho money,
and Barney Oldncld, veteran of many
races, was tho lucky pilot of the lucky
Stutz. Rene Thomas. who won tho
race. while unknown on this side OF
tho Atlantic. has won many valuable
prizes abroad. He showed a wonder-
full burst of speed. and his record for
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Phelan Leads National;
Sam Crawford American

Chicago. May 3O.-Art PheInn.
Chicago pinch hitter and utility
mHn, leads the National League bat
tcrs thfS week with an average of
.ii2. according 10 figures published
here to-day. Then follow Hyrne,
Philadelphia, .35f, md Dalton,
HrOoi<i.n. .364. New York leads In
club batting. with .2O4, nnd Brook
lyn IL second, with .282. Bnsc steal
ing honors nre held by Lee Magce,
of 81. Louis. and Mnrsan, of Cincin-
mil. with eleven each. Joe jackson
has been displaced nv American
League lender by Sam Crawford, of
Detroit. The Cleveland siugger In
l'atiing mt .3a6 rate. while Crayv-
ford Is doing .330. Cobb, of Detroit,
Il, third. with .324. Detroit tops tho
clubs, with .255, md Philadelphia IN
second. .25i. Milan. Washington.
nnh MHisei hive fourteen stolen
bases ench. with nm average Of
.4IG, Erans. Of brooklyn. lends tho
Federal League batters. KaufY, In
dinnnpoIis. ALI. and MATHS, Pitts
bnrEh. 400, follow. In team bnt-
ting, indianapolis IN ahead, with
.:S., and 81. Louis next, with PTS.
Knur leads tho base steaIers, with
fourteen.
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Tho absolute surrender of tho book
makers in Norfolk spells the death Of
racing in Virginia. So long as there
was 4 fighting chance the bookies
and their hackers wcro willing to
fight. but armed with tho law and the
evidence, the authorities were prepared
to prove every charge made 1t is
a mighty hard matter to support
wrong and paint II so that 1t looks
right. or at least so that 1t stimulates
right to such an extent that the pub
lie is fooled.
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YANKEES AND MACKMEN SPLIT

|. New York. May 3o.-The Yanks and
Athletics divided to-days games. Con-
ME Alack's outfit shut out the locals in
the first. to 0, and Caldwell won the
second, 10 to 8. Caldw ell was ably as
sisted In his work by tho extreme wild
ness of the Philadelphia pitchers. how
ever. No less thNl fourteen passes to
result was IL foregone conclusion after
the first five Innings of play. Shawkcy
had the Yanks we'll in hand in the
first, striking out eight The locals
used three pitch ers-Warhop. Cole and
Pieh. These allowed exactly one doz en-
hits to Baker, Collins and Company in
GLIDING homo run swat to Murphy.
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MORNING GAME.


Ran for Meyers In tho eighth inning.
fBatted for RaGon IN the NTH inning.
.Batted for Allen In the nevcnth inning.
Stated for Wagner In tho ninth inning
New York .-...-.............0 2 o Q z o al
Brooklyn .--..................o o i o o Il
summary: Errors-DoyIe, Dalton. Daubert,
Miller. Wagner. First base on e.aors-
New York. J: Brooklyn. L Left on.'hases-
.'cw York. s; Brooklyn. 7. First base ON
halls-off Rngun, 8: off Allen. !: OF Brown.
2: OF Wagner. J. off Denaree 3. Struck
out-by Wagner. !: by Demnree, 2; bq
Wiltse, !. Three base hit--Merkie. Two-hase
hits-Bencher. Dalton Miller. Sacrifice hit
Me.Rlc. Sacrifice ny-Snodgrass. Stolen
base-Bescher. Double piays-Beschor. Stock.
and Doyle; Smith and DRubert. lIits-
on RaEon In innings: on Allen. in 2
innings; OF Brown. in . innings: or wag-
ner In innings: or DemRrec. In s
inninsHi off Wise. In inning. Umpires.
KLEIN and Hart. Time 2;e5.
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TIGERS WIN AND LOSE

st. Louis. May 30.-Both games of
to-day's double-header proved to BIO a
pitchers battle, and Tigers and Browns
to ]. Covaleski allowing only one safe
hit. double by Walker In the fifth.
which produced the only Tiger run. IAN
error In the eighth won for st. Louis
In tho second game. Weilman allow
ed only three hits. not n Tiger reach
ing third. In tho seventh Walker
tripled and scored on Leary's fy to
Crawford. Wares famed, hut was safe
when Stanage missed the third strike
Main then threw wild trying to pick
Wares off first. and no went to third
A squeeze play scored him. Scores:
MORNING GAVE
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Brooklyn. May sc:-The Giants took

BROOKLYN. May 3o.-The Giants took
both of the holiday games from Brook
Ign to-day, tho first being n walk
away" IL to /, and the second a
"whitcwash," 4 to 0. Tho result gives
tho Giants the league lead. In the
morning contest four DodGer twirlerS
were equally Intellectual against the
visitors. In fact, each newcomer Jared
worse than his predecessor. a batting
furry In the eighth and ninth resulted
in seven runs for McGraw's men.
Bescher starred both ut bat and in tho
field Demaree pitched steady game,
and was never in trouble. Tho after
mon game drew the largest crowd of
the season, $4,000 persons watching
whtlo Tesreau outpitched Ed Reulbac CHI
Scorca-
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Boston. May Decentralization and the
Red Sox split even. the former taking
, NE morning sii1g game. to 4. after an up
ternoon game, to 2. Both Leonard
and Collins were wild in the first game,
the former forcing two runs over with
Shaw started for Washington i'm the
second game. but after passing fve
men In tho opening inning, was der
little better. Seven men reached first
on thirty-six balls pitched in this in
ming. tho locals scoring four runs.
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Two-Sas. h,,.-carey. Three.ea.o hits

Two-base h!ts-cnrey. Threo-base hits
Moran Hits-on Yingiing.. in G innings
on Aines. In innings; on Cooper. In
innings; of O'Toolc . In . innings. First
base OH bails--or Yiingling. /: Off Cooper.
i: on OToole. j. Passed ball-Gonzales
Firse base on errors-Cincinnati. /: Pitts
bursh. 3 Sacrifice bunts-Gonzales. Gibson
and Mitchell. Left bascs-CincinnutL
6; Pittsburgh. 8. Struck out-by yinglins
5: by f,rnes, 2; by Cooper, 8: by O'Toole, l.
Time of game. 1:6a Umpires, Rixler and
Emslie
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REDS WIN ENTIRE SERIES

Pittsburgh, May so-By winning
both games OF to-day's double head er,
Cincinnati made a clean sweep OF the
series here. They won the morning
game 10 .. aud the afternoon affair
TO o. The Reds three runs In the
nrst contest were scored on Morans
triple and singles by Groh and Marsnns
assisted by McCarthy's error. Daven-
ports effective pitching won tho second
contest Adams was nicked for nino
hits and three runs in six innings. when
lie retired Scores.
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SECOND CAME.
Totals ...S2 2 G q IL Totals
sRnt.cd rnr c,,,i,h IN NSth

NcNTc by INNINGS: r,
st. Louis. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q 100 o.
Chicago .......................e6 90 900 %
summary: E,1ors-Huggins. Archer. Left
on hases-St. Louis. 2; Chicago. 4. Bases on
balls--on Sallec. /: or Smith. 3: on Stack, /.
S Ssss euses sSee by Smltn Thsee
rihce hit-Snith. Stolen eases-Magee Hug
gins t2). Double plays-Schulte to Swecn-
cy: HusGins to Miller; Corriden tuuassisted).
Time. I:4o umpires. Orth and Byron.
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GO TO EXTRA INNINGS

Philadelphia. May so.-Both tho
Philly- Braves holiday games to-day
went to extra innings. the locals taking
the morning contest. to Z, In eleven
innings. and losing the afternoon per-
10 ma 10 lin IN Ten ZEN Grata AN leg es
them doubles. The afternoon game was
fought out between Crutcher and Alex
on base winning finally. Scores:
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MORNING GAME.
Totals ...ss 1.so II Totnas "a II CO "A

Totals 50 1rso II Totaas "a Il s2 IA
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
tBnttcd for Reed In ninth.
summary: Errors-Byrnc. Paskert. Burns
James. I'wo-bnse hits-Cravath 49, Murray
On, Devoro az. Lohert On. Kiliifcr a..
l.uderus ~. Sacrifice hits-Evcrs (a,
schmidt "a. Devore ~. Left on bnscs-
philadelphia, Il; Boston. Is. Struck ont
10y Marshall. ?: hy OeschGer, i: by Mattison
!: by Rudolph. g. Base on balls-on Mar
shall. 3: of Rudolph 4: OFF Mattison. 4:
off Tyler. l; off Alexander, ]. Double plays
Maranviile. Evers and Schmidt: Dcvore TO
l:udcrus. Tins 2t5. Umpires. cuisley and
Eason.
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AFTERNOON GAME.
z.y.,x nr.ll n
Totals SIS 3 !. 8 is Totnls Is lo

Totals ...S6 = - IS Totals IS 10 80 15
.Batted for Burns IN ffth.
Tran for I.uderus In tenth.
tBattcd for Reed In tenth.
Slated for Whaling In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Boston .........ro1ooooo la
lnilacelnnlR '......-..-...,.." " U " j y U u
Summary: Errors-Byrnc, Reed. Two-base
hits-Maranville. Mann. 1!ooert, Evers, I,u-
dcrus. Home run--Cravath. Sacrifice hits
Reed. Iuderus. Cochran. Stolen bases
fvers Maranvillo t2), Kilifcr. First base
On errors-Boston. .. Left on bascs-Phila-
delphia. II; Boston. s. Struck out-hy Alex
ander. 4: by Crntcher, 2: BY Cochran. 3
Double plnys-Martin. Evcrs 10 Schmidt:
Maranvtlle to Schmidt Devore to Lobert
Bases on aalis-of Alexander. /; on Crutch-
i 3 innings: or Lunue. o in "a inning: on
Cochran. in + innings. Wild pitch-Crutch-
or. Passed ball--WhnlinE. Time. 2:f5 Un-
pires--Eason and ouigley
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taking tho morning game. g to 3, and
tho Maps the afternoon, 2 to 1. Cfcotte
was good in the morning game, while
Mitchell and BlRnding showed little.
Weaver started the game with u home
run. In the second. Alcock drove In
two runs, and Bodie drove In one In
the third. In the seventh, rWeavcrs
triple, followed by Chnse's sacrifice,
scored one. Demitts muff. followed by
u sacrifice and Lajoies single, scored
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AErERNonN nA,IE-
Totals - SIG ~ Totnls q ia en- M
.Batted for Rculbach !n third Inning.
tMerkln out Tor I'M -fnrenca In eirhth

.Hatted Tor Nculbach IN third Inning.
tAerkie out for interference In eighth.
New York. 3 . 90
Brooklyn ...;:.................:0O 600 30
Summary: Errors-Grant C2), Miller. First
base on crrors-New York. y Left on bases
New York. 5: Brooklyn. s. Bases on balls
---of Tesreau J. Struck out-by Ragon. j: by
Tesreau. !. Two base hit-Cutshaw. sacri-
flee iies-Grant, Doyle. Stolen base-Burns
Double plays-Smith Cutshaw and Hummel:
Grant. Doyle and Mcrkle. Hits-on Reul-
bach IN innings: OF Ragon In inntn IS:
of Allen. In inning. Time. lao. Unpircs.
Klein end Hart.
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PITTSBURGH TAKES ALL
FROM BALTIMORE FEDS
Morning aamo Pitchers' Battle for
Seven Innings. When VIII
helm .Nyeakens.
FINAL GOES TWELVE FRAMES
stosies Win Out When Derry Triples,
scbrins Deciding Tally ON Quinn's
Very Poor Hcavo-
INAL GOES TWELVE FRAMES
Federal League Results
Yesterdays SCORES.

Yesterdays SCORES.
Kansas City, a, ST. Louis, 2 (morn-
fng).
Kansas City. 3, st. Louis. 8 teven-
ing).
Pittsburgh, 4, baltimore. 2 (morn-
inY).
Pittsburgh. O, Baltimore. 8 teven-
ingI twelve fnnings).
Indianapolis, 81 Chicago, o (morn-
inE).
Indianapolis. o. Chicago. 1 (even-
ing).
brooklyn. OF Buffalo, a (morning).
Brooklyn, 81 buffalo, (evening).
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0T 81. LOUIS. SCOTN9:
AFTERNOON GAME
Totals 80 7Nis Totals 30 4 re- 10
'Batted for steele In ninth.
Inv mi

81. Louis. ............-.. .oa1eooo1@
Summary: Errors-Beck, Doak, Good,
caso, s. Bases on beiisoofr poai. x: off
Vaughn, 8. Struck out-by Doak, /: by
Steele. l: by Vaughn, Two -base hit-Saier.
Thrce-base hit-Good. Sacrifice hits-Magee
Sweeney: Stolen bases-Butlcr. Wingo. Ma
gee. Saier, Zimmerman, Schultz. Miller
Double playe-Sweeney to Corriden to Safer;
Archer TO Zimmerman> Time, 2:15. I'm
pires. Brennan and Orth.
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AFTERNOON GAME.

summary: Errors-Leibold, LaJoIe t2),
Turner (2l. o'Neii. Blandng. Weaver. Dem
mitt. Alcock (2). Sacrifice hts-Chasc,
Schalk. Cicotto. Stolen bases-Lajoie tc),
Johnston. Left on bases-ChicaEo. Q: Cleve-
land. o. Hits-of, Mitchell. In innings.
Two base hits-Jackson. Turner. Three
base hits-Alcock. Weaver. Home run
Weaver. Double play-Alcock to Berger to
Chase. Bases on balis-on Cicottc, /: off
Mitchell /; OF Bandipg. L Struck out
by Cicottc. 6. Passed. ball-Schak Umpires
Egan and Evans. Time. 1860
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AFTERNOON GAME.


Philad elphia ...............to o1ooooAS
New York. ...............; 10 od1t4l'-ic
sft I'M aaTPg psnnSGa
II. Bases on bans-off wyckon. 4; or Bush
4: by Bush. !: by Caldwell, 3 rwo-bass
hits-Walsh. Caldwell. Sacrifices hit-Maisel.
stolen bnses-strunk; Hnrtzeil. Cook Walsh
co. PeckinpauEh co. Truesdale. Double
piay-Barry TO Mclnnis Passed bali-Lapp
Wild hes-Wyckoff. Bush Hit by pitch
pires. O'I<oughlin and Hildebrand.
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IIOII
Philadelphia ..................o o so 2 Is
New York ..............,....O 0 0 0 o o 90
summary: Errors-Mclnnis, Truesdale.
Two-base hus-Mclnnis. Collins. Cook.
Maisel. Home run-Murphy. Sacrifice hits
Mclnnis. Strunk. Sacrifice hy-Mclnnis.
Stolen bases-Wilams Nunnamaker. Left
OH Observation-Disclosures 4: New York. g..
Double plays-Pcctinpaugh and Trueadale;
McInnia tunassisted). Bases on balls
off Shawkey. 1: off Pich. L: off WARRIOR. l.
Struck out-by Shawkey, s: by Warhop. q:
by Pich. I. Passed balis-Schang and
Nunnnmaker. Umpires. Hildebrand and
O'Laushlin. Time, 1:a5.
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Washington.
Totals ~ : "a 6 Totals 81 6t2a 10

.I5dlIHN TOT ayers III NTH.
tLewis out: hit by batted ball.
Washington ....................o o 900 o-a
Boston ..................--......4 o 2o01 -
summary: Errors-Morgan. Mcbride Hen
,,y. Two base hit-sshaefer. Sacrifice hit
ner: Hooper Double play-Moeilcr. Cashion
and Morgan: Sacrifice fy-Foster. Left on
DISQUALIFICATION, 6: Boston. 6. First base
on halls--off shaw, 8: off cashion. 3; off BE
dent, B. First hase on errors-Boston. =
by Ayers. =; by cashion. 9; by Redlent. &
Passed ball-Fry. Wild pltch-Shsw. Time.
1850 Uinplrcs. Chill and Sheridan
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WASHINGTON LOSES LAST,
WHEN SHAW GETS WILD
After Winning Opening Clash, senn-
: tors Break Even with
Red Sox.
FASHION
SENT TO RELI
Free Transportation I'm Opening
Round. and Four Cross Plato.
American League Results
YEsTERDAY,s sCoRHs.

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Philadelphia, 81 Now York. o,
(morning).
(eveninE).
Washington. o, Boston. : (morn-
inE).
Washington, ~ Boston. z (even-
in).
Detroit, q, ST. Louis, 4 (rnorninr).
Detroit, o. st. Louis, a tcveninE).
Chicago. o, Cleveland. 3 (morn-
ing).
Chicago, 4, Cleveland, tevon-
inE).
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MORNING GAME.
Totals "a, stss II Total, "a gu "a

'Batted for Collins in the seventh inning.
fBaued for Coumbe In tho ninth inning.
tMcBride out hit by bntted ball.
Washington ..................o % 0 . op o-S
Boston ........................l2 o 0 o 90 o IA
summary: Errors-Milan. Ayers C). Gard
ner. Carrigan. Two-base hits-Gardner,
Gainor. Gandil. Henry. Threebass hits
Hopper ~ Milan. Sacrifice ny-Scott Sac
riice hits-Carrignn (2), Janvrin. Stolen
bases-aic Bride. Moeler. Double plays
Foster. Gandil and Shanks; Hooper and
CarriGan; Mcbride and Morgan. First-hase
on balls-on Engel. 4; OFF Leonard, .: on
Collins. 2. First base on demonstrating
ton, 1; Boston, !. Hit by ptchcr-Scott
Struck out-by Ayers =; by Engei. l: by
Collins. |; by Coumbe. !. Wild pitch
Ensel. Time 2:25. Umpires. Chill and Sher-
idan.
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Total. Isl 4wn Total. rs i

Detroit ..........................00o 5000:
ST. Louis. ..................90 90 l OIL
summary: Errors-Moriarty, Covaleski
austin Two-base hit--C. Walker. Sacrifice
hit-Walker Passed ball-Agnew Hit by
pitched ball-by Hamilton. i. Bases on balls
or covalcskt. q OFF Hamilton. !. Struck
out-ey Covaleski. I; 10y Hamilton o. Left
on bases-St Louis. 9; Detroit. 4. Time, 1876
Cmpires. Connolly and Dineen.
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Dolly Gray Gets Present

while Dolly Gray, the big and
genial right fielder of the Colts,
WAS busy out mt Broad Street Park
yesteruny afternoon helping the
locals dcfcnt Petersburg, the storI
was very busy at HIS home In In
doSa, Ind. After the afternoons
game Dolly was given a telegram,
announcing the prrlyaI of a daurh-
ter. Inst night he was nhont Yha
proudent mum I'm litchmond, and
were 1t not for the fact that he
realizes the vnlue of his services to
first wcstbound trim out OF m, cftx
1t s. highly probable TINT tho yisifor
will be christened Dolly III.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Kansas City at ST. Louis.
Indianapolis at Chicago
(OtheTr not schedulcd.)
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-MORaOw
Indianapolis at st. Louis.
Baltimore at BROOKLYN.
Buffalo mt Pittsburgh.
Chicago mt fSunsas City,
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AFTERNOON GAME.

Summary: Errors-Demmitt. Bodie. Two
base hit-Collins. Three-baso hit-Graney.
Sacrifice hits-Rodie Weaver, Lajole. Gruney.
Sacrifice iy-Graney. Double plays-Lajois
to Turner TO Wood. Hits-or Russell. 2 In
|, inning OF Scott In Innings First
Scott. 5: by Steen. 8. Time. 1880 Umpires.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

Salem, & % WINSTON
,a AT Raleigh: Raleigh ,: Durham. 5 ttwelve
Al Asheyilie: A.heyille. J: Charlotte, q
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
Issued yesterday by Deputy Clerk William
Breeden in the Hastings Court: William
Henley Wade and Bonnie Caldwell Reamos,
Fred c. williams and Lucille G. Pickett.
Eddie NJ. Burnett and AKiio McGhee.
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SFTERSoOS GAME.
Totals al q Il Totals 80 70 z a
'Batted for Gibson IN eighth.
fBntted for Adams In sixth.
HATED yor COnsciinau ia pit,il,


JBatted Tor Conselman Ia eighth.
Pittsburgh ............,.......t o o % o o 90
Cincinnati! ......................l :. ooGC-3
Summary: Errors-vioS. leonard. Three
base ht--N.ehon. Double piays-viox and
honetchy:. Kantlehncr and Leonard. FIRST
base on balis-on Kantiehncr. 3: OF Davea-
port. 3 lit by pitcher-by Davenport /
Struck nut--by Adams. .. by Con sclfnan /;
by Davenport. s. Left on bases-I'ittsburFh.
z; Cincinnati. :. First base on errors-Cin-
cinnat!. I. Iits-on Adams. IN c innings:
IN Councilman. In . innings: of Kantleh-
ner IN inning. Time. !:5:. U;nplres,
Siglsr and Emslie.