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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
AMATEURS ENTERTAIN CROWD
AT BROAD STREET PARK
Two .Corkins Good Games watched by
Not Overly Large Crowd mt
Ball Park.
ASHLAND OUTFITS DATrLE All
,Coiicgians. with Youngstcr Pitching,
swampcd by DIR. Prices Champion
Grnys.
nv JoHy n. HOOPER, Jn.

i Organized amateur baseball made
another stride forward yesterday
when 1t played its first regular sche-
duled game at Broad Street Park, this
being the beginning of series of
games that the Capital City League
Will play mt this park, when the local
professional club is not at home.
The FIRST game between tho Baltic
Axe and Ashland. which the latter won
by the score of TO 2, was as nice
an exhibition of tho national sport
as could be asked for. In the second
game Dr. Bagby was overepthusiastic
about his young pitchers, and started
them to work against the veteran
players Of the Grays. who piled up six
teen runs against the college boys
I'm the first two innings of the game!
!, DR.. Ba9by soon realized his mistake.
and sent Stanley Clark TO the mound.
who held the champion down to Il
close score during the balance of tho
game.
Secretary Bradley. OF tho Richmond
club, was present. witnessing both
games. and expressed himself as being
very much pleased with the way in
which the youngsters handled them
selves. Mr.. Bradley was very much
games. saying that the boys deserved
a much larger patronage than was
given them.
The Richmond League teams arc
quitting UP a high cfass article OF
baseball. the teams being very evenly
Hmatched, and are drawing large
crowds TO see their games. The man
ayers are all hard workers and good
sports, each working hard to win by
playing a clean and straight forward
gamc.
The reorganizcd Old Dominion
League met last night at the office
oi the Chesapeake and Potomac Tcle-
phone Company. all tennis being rep
resented. The constitution and by
laws OF the league were adopted, and
the report OF the committee on sche-
duls and grounds was held over until
the meeting. which will be held next
Wednesday night. President LaTouche
Is confident that everything Will be in
opening of the season
Notes OF the Players.
Charlie Doggett. OF the Ashland
team. grabbed "A couple OF hot ones
in the game yesterday against the
Battle Axe that looked like they we're
good for saftics. Charlie is a clever
inflclder, and has an arm that Il
seldom seen on an amateur player.
The fans were pleased 10 see Blan-
ton out In uniform Yesterday. Blan-
ton has been out of the game all OF the
season owing, TO an attack OF Illness.
buf says he is feeling all righ, now.
sooE.
The attendance at Broad street PARK
Yesterday was not what II should have
ocen, although several OF the reeula,
attendants of the State Lcaruo ranns
considered IL fair. IT was not as large
- ~ usually seen at Byrd Park an
Saturday afternoons.
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Rxnn-Smfth Wins.

The Ryan-Sm team beat Crafts
by the score OF 10 to s. Bunting,
Crafts star pitcher, was knocked to all
corners OF the lot. The feature OF
the game was the pitching OF Black
burn for the .Ryan-Smith, striking
out nine men In four innings, and al
lowing no hits. Ryan Smith hit the
ball hard. getting sixteen hits.
Score by innings: r. II. Z.
Crafts O0O6101 oo-s 8 5
Ryan, Smith ...3 07021 00-15 16 5
Summary: Left on bases--Crafts, 8:
Ryan-Smith. 1. Sacrifice hits-Ford,
McLeavy, Bunting. Two-base hits
ID. Miller (2). Phillips. OBrian, Cheat
wood Three base ,hits--Blaclsburn.
Base on balls--off Harris, /; off Black
burn, 3; off Bunting, 2. Struck out
by Harris, 81, by Blackburn. 0; by
Bunting. Z. Passed balls--Crafts, @;
RyanSmtth, 1. Umpires, King and
HawleV,
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ATHLETIC
LEAGUE OF r. A. "A. H.:

Second Baptist VS.. Planters at Richmends;
seeGsd aspts; u w. II
mond coilege-May ls. At oakwood--Juneseo 20.
Second Baptist VS.. Norwood at Richmonds
Coilege-May 2. AT Lee Perk-Juno 6, SepzAI
second Baptist vs., Barracks at Richmond
college-May %. August l., August "a w
May %. 1nnc IL, AZ Richmond colleSe7-s
Planters Va. Second Baptist at Richmond
cqiiege-Iuly II; July =. AnEust : Aususs p
. - RsSSne
q AT Leo Park-Ausust j: ~
Planters vs. Baracas at Lee Fark-May p !
Planters vs. Wesley at oakwood-MayS IN
az Il ASs9ss
Coliege-May IS. A. Oalswood-June 20. IDLY,
Il inSinciSies' VS.. planters a. oakwood-stays
p AHEaS; q AZ Rsa%Sna
lsss3SlS aaa q Jns Is At Lee PATHWAY ~
invincibes VS.. Wesley at oakwood--sfsy q :
At Lee Park september 8. IS
Norwood Va Second Baptist a. Richmond
Norwood We; Planter, 4, oaawsod csS,s
Norwood VS. II invlneibles at oaiwood-JuiyS
Norwood VS.. Bnracas at Lee Parkway Id.
July Is. AUGUST Is. -
June 30. July %. August - q ~ 'sss
Barracks Va. Second Baptist at Richmond
College-May q. August ]. August %. At.I,snl
Parx-June e. t-t.5 50 ~
Baracaa Us. Planters at Leo Parkway 8
June 20. At Observation-Disclosures 8. sSs3ss
Baracas vs.. Invincib,es at Richmond Coli
lege-May 9, June IS. At Lee Parkway %.
AT Oakwood--July -. - s. 1919,
Bnracas vs.. Norwood at Leo Parkway slssS
July IS August Is. N' ss.iiss w < Ass
Bnracn VS.. wesley ut Leo Park-Juns: e..
July II. August s. August 20. ~
Wesley VS. Second Baptist at Leo Park
May 9. June IL. Al Richmond leEe-Adey a. 8
Wesley va Planters at oakwood--Mays1e.i
Wesley vs.. Invincblcs ut Onkwood-AIay s.
August l. At Richmond College-Junof "a, AZ
Lee Parlc-September 5. 5sHSJ e 800
Wesley vs.. Norwood ut Leo Parkway 49,,
June 20. JutyN.5. August -. ',sisIst ,ssslF
Wesley Barracks at Leo Park-rUne a.
July H. August S. August %. X
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THE COLORED PUBLIC
SCHOOL ATHLETIC LEAGUE

!. At tho weekly meeting OF the Colorsa5ii
Public School Athletic League, It w8S9|
decided to play n second schedule Oh
games. The first games of the secon1Ss,
schedule were begun Friday. ResultefzS
Baker. "a; Moore NJ. Sd
George Mason. 27: Buchanan. sSssS
Maury VS.. Navy Hill; no game. SSs
Remaining games: s3SSss
May d--George Mason VS.. Maurys B4g$
ker vs.. Navy Hill; Moore va. BuchanaHs
May S-Maury VS.. buchanan; Baker,
VS.. George Mason; Navy Hill VS.. Mooraas
May 11-Moore VS.. Maury; Baker vs.
Buchanan; Navy Hill VS.. George NIaso1szs
May 15-Baker vs.. Maury; Navy Hill5Saf
VIZ. Buchanan; Moore VS.. George Masons&
Standing OK Teams I'm First Schedu1e343
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Cherry smash YIN.

Cherry Smash defeated Burk on the
Southside diamond to-day by tho score
or to 3. Tho fielding OF Sales I'm
right and the pitching of Lester and
hitting OF the whole Cherry Smash
team were the features OF the game.
The Cherry Smash team is al new and
under new management. and cclebrat ted
1t by winning from Burk
Score by innings: R.H.r.
c. S. ........,..o 021002 o-6 II 3
Burk & Co. O0100o2 Ga 10 s
Batteries: Cherry Snash-Lester and
King. ,Burk e Co.-Dyer. Allen and
Crcamer
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piconut Crisp Win.

Tho Peconut Crisp defeated Horace
Wright team on the formers diamond
by the score OF Ii to 4. The candy
bows lit on the offerings OF Carter for
ten runs in the first inning. The bat
ting of tho whole Pcconut Crisp team
was of high order. Martin hit the
ball hard, getting h home run, three
Dagger and IA single In Ave times at
bat. Taylor ana Nunallle both hit
the ball hard. getting three hits apiece.
Taylor getting u three Dagger and
two singles: NunalI!s getting two
two baggGrs. The score:
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Ixrnxnn,s nclIublc. win.

In onc-sidcd game. kingan walked
all over tho Walk Over team on st.
Andrews field Saturday by tile score
of Is 10 l. Feature of game was the
pitching of Jim" Coulter, who had tho
heavy hitters completely at his mercy.
striking out eighteen men and allow
Ing three hits, while KinGan hit the
tall hard when hits meant runs. Mon
roe made sensational catch for
Kingan. The Walk over team used
four pitchers. Smithers landed for Il
home run in the eighth inning. Score:
I<fnEnn & Co.
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to Brockwell: Jackson to Mitchell.
Two-base hits-Wharton, Jackson.
Three base hits-Kennedy. Jackson.
Home rum. Anstcll. Base on balls
off Shapiro. 1: OFF Walton. !. Hits
Off Shapiro, 4 I'm I innings; OF Walton,
q in 3 Innings. Struck out--By Powell,
IL: by Shapiro, 4 by Walton. 1. Time
of game, 1870. Umpire, Scott.
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MlDSHIPMEN LAMBASTE l.Es5
TWO DICKINSON HURLERS
Naval Academy Piles Up Total OF IN
- Runs, Nine In Ono

Annapolis. Md. May 2.-The Ht,d-i
shiprhen batsmen sent two of DicYgl-
sons pitchers to the bench this after
noon. and won, 19Nto 2. s.:
Tho swatfest eliminated I'm the sixth.
inning, when fifteen batsmen s faced
Potter, Perry and Bremeuan. ana nine
runs wero scored. Score by tnninSs:5
II. II. a.
Dickinson .....0o1o10o0 e-2 Ii
n. A...........1 0105s1 Xxi 0 30 81 q;
Batteries: Potter. Perry and Bre ].
BlorEott and Hicks.
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Graxa Win.

In what was probably the poorest
exhibition of baseball ever put up BY
stwo teams Of the Capital City League.
the Grays stood the Collegians on their
heads and won by 81 to score. Tho
hitting of the entire Gray's team and
Two catohes by Morgan featured The
Collegians have plans on foot r..
greatly strength their team, and hope
TO be In much better shape soon.
saGt ColIecIans
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Standing of the CIpb,
Ifowitzers Win.

Tho -Howitzers upset an nredictjora
Yesterday and put one over on the over
confident bankers In n eart-breaking
zane 70 .. The First National start,
ca batting rally in the ninth and
scored three runs. Powell frightened
up after Willie Gordon was thrown
out at nome trying to stretch a three
paSger INTO q homer, and struck out
J.; Miller and Parsons. ending the game
The bright feature of the game was the
work or the Powell brothers, A. Powell
practically winning for the HowitZers
Augustine ig also played excellent bali
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Horace Wright.
Totals lar

Peconut Crisp ...fo0c2 LA
Summaries: Left on ses-Pcconut
Crisp, Q: Horace S. Wright, S. Two
base hits--Nunallle. 2. Three base
hits-A1artin. c. Williams. Taylor.
Home runs-Martip. Stolen bases
Nunallie. 3; Martin, Tinnons. Base on
balls-Off Leber, .: off Cannon, 3. Hits
OFF Leber. In innings: Off Cannon,
Z In innings: off Carter. I in Inning.
Hit by pitched BALD. Williams, Mar
tin. Struck out-By Lebcr, Is; by Can
mon, 5. Wild pitches--Lcber. 2; Can
non. l. Passed balls-Martin. /. limo
OF game, hours. Umpire, Mr. Pluncs.
Scorer. Holman. Attendance, $50.
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otdis 36 10 II 81
RtclI md Electric Cannanx

rthers .........-.2 "a o q 90 ] X-10
Richmond Elec. Co.. % 0l0020 90 3
summary: Two-Ease hits-Judge.
Three-base i,its--Dunn. Stolen bases
zee, hoenig. Berry, Judge. +. Wells.
Base on balis-OT Gentry. i. Hit by
pitched ball-Garnett. Hits-Of Dunn.
e: off Gentry. II. Struck out--T]v
Iunn. II; by Gentry. IA Time of
game, 1;S5. Umpire, Mr.. Moore At
tendance. eco. Scorer. l. Jones
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WooJnIl & ounrIcs win.

The SVoodall & Quarles team de-
feated the Signal Corps team in
very nice game by the score of Is to
Z, The feature of the game was the
heavy hitting of Powell and Burton,
and the fast playing of O'Brian.
woodall & Quarics. a 81 G o 3--14
Signal Corps. .....-.0 3010 10 q
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NInnfronc WInn.

MontroSe UefNatcu TIC EnBIc NoS-
terday by the score OF to T.
Score by innings: r. II. e
Montrose ..2 0O2oa 1000 10
Eagles ....... .000112 O0--4 3
Batteries: Alontrose-Cosby and VIII
ltams; Eagles-Caison and Chappell
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Rarncus Win.

Tho caracas came out ahead In al
close game with tho Planters Nationa13
Bank at Lee Park. Tho features o4lI
tho game were Bars excellent pitch.sd
ing and MOTIFS home run. III
Score by innings: r. II. EAI
BARRACKS ........2 ooao0oo1-8
Planters L OF 2 0>O Q--5 65A
Batteries: Baracas-Barr and Renniosa
Plantcrs'-Brown and Moran.
Summary: Two-base hit-Crutchneldss
racas, .: Planters, 8. Struck out-3byss
Barr. IA; by Brown, 8. Bases on bailaS
off Barr, %: off Brown, g Doubf9E
plays--Wirgman to Vaughn: Lloyd ftc1
Philips. Umpire, Wilson. AttendanceSS
$50. " NE
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Home Brewing Company.

~ - " 1 W " " " "
Double plays-MinniX, Browning to
Hoy. Two-base hits--Gentry, Mel
ton. Browning. Baughan. Hoy (2).
Three-base hits-Bannistcr (2). Home
run-Hoy. Base on balls--off Whit
more. .: off Melton, l.; Hits-off King.
In l inning: off Melton. IT In In
nings: off Whltmore, IL In innings.
Hit by pitched ball-King and Howard.
Struck out-by Melton, II; by Whit
more. I. Time OF game, 1:45. UNI
pire, Thorp.
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RivcrsIdes Win.

Tho Riversides defeated tho Pirates
yesterday by The score of 10 to Q. The
features OF the game were the hittina
of Lucienburg and Baughn.
p;, Ssore pS INNINGS r. H. e.
hiNersides ......31210oo 90 4
f'rates ..-....0 2G04120- r
Batteries: For Riversides, I.ucien-
ours ana Miller; for Pirates. Kendler
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MISCELLANEOUS GAMES
win DoubIe Header

hollands Snookums Win DoabIe Header
Hollands Snookums first team de-
feated the Lakewood Suburbs by n score
of 2S to 4. The feature OF tho gnmc
was the heavy batting of tho Snooltums.
Morrissctt securing two triples and n
double. The second team defeated the
OF II to TO- This is the ninth straight
victory for tho first team. Any team
wanting games. call Madison 1871, j. II.
Holland
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Jones Bros. Win.

Jones Bros. defeated the Indians at
Byrd Park yesterday by tho score of
TO i. Several raw errors on the part
of the Indians infeld were responsible
for the loss OF the game, as Riley was
pitching good ball. Toney pitched
good ball and had luck with him. his
teammates hitting, mixed with errors.
won the game. The features of the
game We're the infeld work of Jones
Bros. pulling off several pretty plays
The score.
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Ashland Wins.

In a ,snappy and hotlv contested
game yesterday at Broad Street Park.
ashland defeated tho Battle Az team
Dosgett. at ssort for Ashland
heided his position in grand style. and
i.ohman' who did the twirling FOR the
striking out twelve men
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Home brewing Company Wins.

The Homo Brewing Company de-
heated the Rountree- Sutherland
Cherry In a smuggling match by the
score OF IL to T. The fielding OF
Hoy, Bannister and tho whole Homa
Brewing team were tho features of tho
game.
Whitmore pitched a great game for
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ToiaIs 800: s5 2 6 "a

Score by innings: r. +
Ashland 1870. 100000 q
Battie AK $500. 600 0O 0-2 6 z
summary: Two-base hits-Burch.
Three-base hits-Anthony. Stolen
,pa6cs-Whtte. H.; Burch. Double Plays
White to White. Struck out, by
Whiteheld, 4; by Lehman, ~ Base on
balls. by Whitefeld, 3; by Lehman, 4.
HIT by pitcher-Shelton. Passed Balls,
Deoppe. Time, 1850.
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RICHMOND LEAGUE
standing of Clubs.
Where They Il

Where They Play Next Saturday.
Kingan vs.. Richmond Electric Com
Sany, at Byrd Park.
Cherry Smash vs.. ,rtner. at Fulton
Park.
Walk over vs.. Burk, at southsido
Park.
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Barton Hcights... 030423s-14
Summary: Sacrifice hits-Pitt. Har-
ker, Rady. Watson. a. Brand, Sinnot
Taylor. Two-base hits--Gerring and
Alright. Stolen bases--L. Brand (2).
Francis to), Watson (2). Shackelford,
Pitt. Harker .(2). Rady CD, Figner
Gerring (2), Alright CD. Landrum (2)
Sinnot. Base OH balls--off Bannister,
4; off Shackelford. 3. Hits--off Shackel-
In s IL Innings. Hit by pitched ball
by Shackelford (Francis). Struck out
by Shackelford. z: by Bannister, O..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Scorer-Brand.
Attnndn ncn-2nn
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ture. at southsido Park. umpire. Mr..
Hill.
Jones Eros. VS.. H. s. Wright, at Full
ton Park. umpire. Mr.. Scott.
Pcconut Crisp VS.. Indians, al Harvey.
Park. umpire. MIR. Via.
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screerners wv.

me sereemers defeated the wbi,s
son Yesterday by tho score of r. .
of the game. "'ure
Score by Innings.
nite SoN ...a3o00O 00o0-s .,
"creemers 10000 0Ooo-2
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z by ChiIdress. Q; by CarneaI. g.. BALD
--Childress. Double play--HuShes to-
Hoover TO French. stolen bases--B tnSl
ford. Bethel co, Hoover, Hart. Frcnchsa
Childress. Hughes. Cooke (2). UmptreS,;
Mcssrs. krackc and Stockton. Attend-j
ance, $50.
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n. A. 4. II. A. I.cngue opens sennon

The Athletic League of the r. A. y.
r. opened the season yesterday with
BROAD Street Barracks playing Planters
National Bank. Second Baptist playing
Norwood, and Wesley Bible Glass play
played by these teams was excellent.
and the many spectators attending the
games were very much pleased with
the showing OF their favorites
Phillips. OF the Second Baptist. got
n nice homer yesterday. Motg OF
Planters. also parked the ball in the
game Mt Lee Park.
Mercer, OF tho Deacons, put ND a
dandy article OF ball yesterday. Hart
and Carneal also made good showings.
Barr certainly had his opponents
whiting the breeze, striking out four
teen of them.
Hughes and Hoover were on the Job
yesterday, eating up everything in their
territory.
In French the Second Baptist tenn
has one OF the most promising first
sackers in the League. While he has
not hit his stride as yet. he is sure to
come around to midseason form In a
couple of games.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Whcre Thex.sPIax sntn

WHcfc 'IHtyNFIHy Snturda!.
Signal Corps VS.. Rountroe- Suth-
erland at Floyd's Park.
Crafts Us. Woodall and QuarIes. at
Seminary Park.
Homo Brewing Company ys. Ryan
Smith, at Scotts Park.
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FEDERATION LEAGUE

u HesuIts Yesterday.
Flrst Sational. 3: Howitzers. s.
carton Heights. II; McGill, 13.
Blues, z; Highland Park, 5.
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DIuc. win.

Spearing tho ball with his LEFT fin.
Tyree robbed Highland Park of n spec,
tacular game yesterday when no made
n phenomenal catch of Krause's deep
hit TO right. when two were on bases
and broke up the game. The score:
Highland pork
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Jones btOS -.-i : " Y" d
Summaries: Left on bases-lndians.
a Jones Bros. G. Threc-base hits
Taylor. Stolen bases-Torbett .; Il.
Welsh, Bowlcs, Taylor. Crumpler, Riley,
Vest, g Toney, l.. Welsh. .. Base on
balls-OT Riley. 4. Struck out'-By
Riley, IL; by Toney, 10. Time of game,
l:3O Umpire. Mr. Ma. Scorer. Jim
Ira. Attendance, 500.
Min street Wins.
The Main Street Furniture Company
beat tho Woodworkers. 5 to 2, in
hard fought game, j. Ansteil, tho now
recruit of Main Street, featured with
n home run Jackson, of Main Street,
featured with the stick Shapiro had
Main Street at his mercy while pitch
ing. Shapiro ran into Collins at third,
and was injured, having to retire. The
score would have been different had
Shapiro held out Score:
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por,ner's Brewing Company WINS.

TortHerS defeated richmond Electric
COMPANY by the score of 10 TO g; The
feature OF the game was the pitching
OIL Dunn for PortDers striking out seven
teen men and allowing only six hits.
Gentry also pitched well
PorfuerS
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CAPITOL CITY LEAGUE
Standing of the CInh.

ihey PIny SATURDAY,.
Park.
Grays VS.. Ashland. at Byrd Park
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Howitzers ........,. 10000 o1-5
FirSt National. ..... o 0 0 o o o 3-3

summary: Two -ba Sc hits-A Powell,
Pitt. Three-baso hits--A. Powell Cor
don. Stolen bases-G. Miller Rawson.
McCafferty Base on balls--off Vincent.
4. iHt by pitched ball--by Vincent. 2.
Struck out-by Vincent, II; by Powell,
-. Time of game--i:3S. Umpire
Rose. Scorer-Joyce. Attendance-25O.
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Where .rhcx pInx s.4,

Pirates VS.. Rversidcs. at Polo
Grounds.
sereeners VS.. White sox. at Second
Street Park.
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Summary: Two-base hits-A[onroe.
Sanders, Brown. Three-base hits
southwark. Homernns Smith ers
Stolen bases--Smithers (2), Creei<more.
Monroe. Struck out-By Coulter, Is:
by Robinson. s. Hit bv pitcher-Mon-
roc. Robinson. Umpire. Kidd. Scorer,
NJ. Dreamer. Attendance, eco.
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Bigbie. A.: II. ........1 o o
jenkins, 1b. ..........3 o o
Bisbie. s.; lib. .i....... o'2 . o.
Tignor c. ............. 5 ~ /
Dunn. y. .........a... 3 1. /
Totals ..........42 81 10 81 8
Score by innings: r.
ColleEians ......... 0O023o2-
Grays ................1l6 o 0 4 Q-2l
Summary: Double plays-Strain to
McItee. Morgan to poh. Left on bases
--Collegians, z; Grays, G. Two-base
hts--Tignor. S. Bigbic. Three base
hlts-Phipps, Sharp. Orebaugh. Stolen
Understanding, Poh. Dowden, Phipps.
Q. Base on balls. OFF Dunn. 81. off
Graves, /; off Seay, l; off Clark. /. Hits
ON Graves. In two-third innings:
off Seay, { in one and one third inn
ings; off Clark. in innings. Struck
out-By Clark, G: by Dunn. 8. Time
of Game-2 hours, Empires. Mcssrs.
Wilcox and French. Attendance. 1900
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WEST END LEAGUE

Climbing of the C1ubn.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
stnndins OF tho 'Teams.
Ycstcrdax.s Rennltr.

Jones Eros, Q Indians, ]
Main Street Furniture, 3: Woodwork
crs.S 9 (ten innings).
Peconut Crisp, Is; Horace Wright, s.
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BnrtonS Heights Win.
Barton Heights defeated McGill YES
terday by the score or IA to 49, The
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Knightley. ss.......... o o 3

Totals 80: .........39 Z II 81 IA
Blues ............... 3oo2ooo2o17
Highland Park. $500. 0O0203OOO-5
Summary: Two-base hits--Thornton
Burke. stolen bases-Iiiehland Park
4: Blues. 5. Base on balls--off Burke,
s; off Decker. S. Struck out--by Burke,
.; by Decker. IL. Timc of game--2:0O
Umpire krausse. Scorer Iiolladay.
Attendance-300.
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The Stars defeated tho Little Giants
Friday by the score of to 3.
Score by innings: r.
Giants =. .............. L Dol O 001-S
Stars Observation-Disclosures. . 0 10000 .--5
woolard: Stars-Cornick and Horner.
Umpire, HALL
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Second unpti.t NNinn.

Second Baptist defeated Norwood
yesterday afternoon by the score OF
10 to q. While the fielding OF tho "Dea-
cons" was rather ragged. they more
than made up for this by their base
running and batting. Childress. who
started off, pitched good ball until the
tith inning, when he developed wild
Streak. and Carneal was sent in. Wyatt
allowing, them only two stingy bingies
III four innings. Mercer also put un n
good game, and his work greatly aided
tho Deacons In winning. Phillips
knoeked home run In the sixth.
Cookies playing was the main feature
on Norwoods sdo.
Score by innings: r. FL 70,
second, Baptist 3 p 10 10 10
Batteries: Second Observation-Disclosures
Carneal and Mercer; Norwood--H Bin,
ford and Peasley.
Summary: Two base hits-McNeelv.
mart (a(. Bethel Three base hit-Mer-
balls-off Childress, I; OFF Carneal. 3:
Off Binford. /: Struols out--by Binford.