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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-01
Commercial and Financial
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-The cotton
market was irregular and unsettled
today. Lower Liverpool cables and
the circulation OF December notices
estimated at about 5000 bales, were
followed by an opening decline of 8
points on December while other
months were unchanged to about 5
points lower There was considerable
Liverpool buying OF the near position
as well as some scattered covering
and a moderate investment demand
for October which sent prices some
to z points net higher. Around 1877
for December, however, there was re-
newed liquidation and that position
eased off to 7.2Q, or 10 points net
lower, with later deliveries selling
some to 7 points 2nder Saturdays
close. There was enough demand to
check the decline at thfr level and
last prices showed slight rallies on
covering with the close steady at a
net loss Of / to points. Three pri-
vate crop estimates were issued with
a New Orleans authority placing the
yield at 15,750,000 bales, q Memphis
estimate OF 14,988,OOO, and an estimate
by members OF the Memphis cotton
exchange of 15,529,999 bales on the
average linters being excluded in all
three figures.
Spot cotton, quiet; middling up
land 7.65; Gulf 7.90; no sales.
Cotton futures closed steady.
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The State Constitution requires ali
rnaJe persons between the ages Of 2I
and So years, except those incapable
OF earning a support. from being mainn-
ed or other causes. and those who
ssefved In the War between the States.
TO pay q poll tax OF one dollar. All
maid persona between the ages OF a
and 80 years who are able to work
public roads or cause them to be
worked except preachers who have
charge of q congregation and persons,
.wiios served In the War between III
Statss, school teachers and trustees.
who are exempted from road duty,
may III lieu OF work pay tax OF one
dollar to be collected af the same
tirne other taxes are olleetei. a.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-01
Cotton Seed Oil

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.--After selling
down with the decline In lard tile cot
ton seed all market became s.eadier on
Inc pronounced strength In crude,
fihai prices being 5 points lower for
December and 2 lower TO higher FOR
the balance.
The market closed steady. Spot
$5.S6@61e: December $5.SGSD5.Ss:
January s6.0S@6.09: February $e.170
GEL; March S8.2946.30: April Ss.ss0
6.$6: May S6.4996.50: June S6.59@
6.6S; July s&69R6.76. Total sales
1890.
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Liverpool Cotton

LIvERPooLa Nov. 3o.-Cotton, spot
quiet; prices easier; American pid.
ding 5.SS; good imiddling 40; mid
ding 4.41; low middling 3.s7: good
ordinary 318: ordinary 2.73. Sales
5000 bales. including $500. American
and 500 for speculation and export,
Receipts 25,526 bales, including a.
20S American.
Futures closed quiet. May ard
June f.I6 i-z; July and Augasi
M.22 1-2; October and November All;
January and February 4.a7. 81
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

| - In Ear X uptcy. 81. 40
District of South Carolina. 500.
In the matter Of M. r. Foster and o.
y C. Foster, individually, and as CO.
partners, Bankrupts. "' 5,t--
Pursuant to the resolution OF cretii-
tors and. the order. Of the Referee in
the above entitled matter, notice is
hereby given that up to 12 O'clock o..
m. Saturday. December 9th, the un-
dersigned trustee for said bankrupts
will receive sealed bids for the stock
OF goods and fixtures OF tho said Fos-
ter Bros, located at Pendlston, s. c.,
each bid to be accompanied by certl4
fed check FOR 10> per cent OF the
amount OF the bid and to be Allied
with the undersigned trustee at his of
fee in Anderson. 8. c., with the right
10 reject any aud all bids, and IL oil
such bids are rejected. notice is hereby
given that will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder Tor cash at PEN
dleton, 8. c.. at the place OF the;
said bankrppts ON Tuesday, December
18th, 1914. beginning at 10 O'Clock d.
m, all the said stock Of goods and Hx-
lures at public auction TO the highest
bidder for cash to, be offered. .fifst,
collectively. with the rigat OF reject
ing any and all bids, and if not sold
collectively, then the same will be Of
fered In such parcels or lots for sale
to the highest bidders for cash as the
trustee 81 said time and place shall
determine. |
,''f I. P. DICKSON,
u, - Trustee In Bankruptcy
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State q. ID, C. .Conyention.

The annual State convention OF the
United Daughters OF the Confederacy
meets In Yorkyille this week. The
following ladies from Anderson will
attend: MRS. Flora Overrnan, Mrs.
Carrie Patrick. Mrs. James n. Ander-
SON. and Mrs. a, p. Johnstone. the
last three from the Dixie, chanter,
though Mrs. Patrick lis also division
historian. Mrs. Overmhn has been
aelected for one OF the numbers on
the program for historical evening
and will read q paper ON four Birth
right-The Rebuilding ,sof the South" I"
Mrs. Overman Is one OF Anderson's
most charming and gifted women, and
her selection for. q number ON the
program is quite d compliment to this
I city.
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7. P.* DICKSON, !.
Trustee In Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FINAL sETrLEllRNT.

The undersigned administrator OF
the estate OF Sarah A. Ganibeli, de-
ceased, hereby gives il0tica that he
will on December ;2233,s at II o'clock D.
M. apply to the Judge oe Probate fes
Anderson County for O final settlement
OF said estate and discharge from
his Office of administrator. !.
!. j. N. GAhfBRELL,
Administrator,
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|. Lauahser AIDE pia.,,lon.

Laughter 10 q most healthful soxsr
ton, II IL one of the Gres.sst helps to
digeetion with which j am acquainted;
ana the custom prevalent among cur
iorefatheTe. OF exciting IL at table By
testers and buffoons. was founded on
true medical princfples.- fIufeiand
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-01

Gore. Ca, p. A. Morgan SRad 5ecas-
Ton recentiy TO use a liver medicine
and Gays OF Foley Catnatfic 1,absAta:
They thoroughly eieanBef my 9yii-
tenn and felt like q new man iisht
and free. They are the best medicine
I have ever taken for Constipation.
They keep the stomach sweet. liver
active. bowels regular. = Foley C4thkr-
tic Tablets are stimutattne 81 action,
and neither grippe Nor i,ielSeu. Tlley
ara wholesome and thar0uk hiS kiSa4e-
IinEs and keep sIie liver EetlYe. Stout
people iiis thaip, S sss *
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1rs. lTetrlaln's Ezperlenee with Group

M iisssii.. 9i,s Boy. Ray. was small ne
was subject TO Group, and I was al
ways alarmed at such times. Cham
herlatn's Cough Remedy proved tar
better than any other for this troubie,
1t always relieved him quickly. I
am never without II In the house for
II know Il Is o positive cure for Group"
writes Mrs. w. II. McGlain. BleiTs-
Vile, Pa. For sale by all dealers.
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Live Stock

CHICAGO. Nov. 3O.-Hogs weak.
Bulk s7,25@7.45; light s6.S0@7.40;
mixed $7.10@7.55; heavy s7.1O47.55; /;
rough 710@7,20; pigs 4@6.50.
Cattle unsettled. Nativa steers
s5.S5@10.25; western s5.40@S.90; cows
and heifers $3.5o99.10; calves $50
|1l.25.
Sheep firm. Sheep s5.5o@6.50: /:
Ivearilngs ss,5aap7.e9; :a;a.hs $TpS.5f
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iTrain Dynamited.

LONDON. Nov. 30.--(8:40 p. m.)-
A Lima, Peru, dispatch to the Central
News saya special train. from Callae,
on which DR.. Jose Pardo. ex-president
lof Peru, was q passenger, was dyna-
mited Sunday. The ex-president es-
capped but six others were injured
Many political suspects were arrest
ed, ~
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McClure.O,Neal 1farrlsee.

THE, The following lnvitailpgs have been
"Mr. and Mrs, william John Me-
Clure reGueat the honor .9f yoiir pres
enoe at the marriage OF eiieifs dagEils
ter, Buelah, to Mr.. John z striek o.
Neal. on Wednesday. December SIX
teen.h, nineteen hundred and four
teen. ut eleven O'Clock. Anderson. s.
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! Dry Goods

|, Now YORK, Nov. 9O.C Cotton Goods
markets were quiet to-day. Prices
we're irreguiaF. Yarns were easy.
|isn~ SILK was quiet ana ba:.s.iy steady.
Dfesa goods were auiees q q. III iisht
bdclsines 81. tse lIher grades iep6stea
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-01
LEGAL
NOTICES
Delinduent Road Tax Notice.

All dinlenquent road tax collectors
are provided with an official. receipt
book with numbes. and stub numbes
attached. Pay no money to collectors
unless you get the Official receipt as
above provided or.
J. MACK KING, Z. e.
u County Supervisor.
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Chicago Grain

c. .CAGO, Nov. 30.-What took n
sudden upward swing today largely
because OF an unexpected big decrease
In the United States visible supply
total. Closing, prices we're strong at
7-S TO 1-SGD- ia net advance. Corn
finished la of to 1-S up. oats unchang-
ed to IA higher, and provisions vary
ing from the same as Saturday night
to 20 cents decline.
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In Honor OF College Boys.

HI nOHUE VI COItSBe bOyNs
Messrs. Alexander and Hyder
Nicely, who are students at the Pres
byterian College. have been at nvme
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
with their parents, -&r. and Mrs. John
A. Neely. They had with them as
their guests, Hazel Youngblood, Jim
Key and Fleming Marsh, also OF the
! same college.
| On Friday evening Mrs. Nicely enter
tanned at an elegant four course tur-
| key dinner in their home The even
ing was spent playing rook and a
very happy, delightful occasion 1t was
The place cards at the table bore the
names OF Misses Mary starke Wat
kins. nellie Bewley. Agatha Spellman,
Anna Belle Dean. Messrs. Hazel
Youngblood, Jim Key, Fleming Marsh,
Frank Spellman, Hyder end Alexander
Nicely. The young MIN letdrhed to
Clinton yesterday.
The following invitations have been
| Issued: .- - 'f ..'
Mrs. ]. Harrington Godfrey
Mrs. s. Rhett Parker
At Home
623 West Whitner Street
December the third
$3.50 to $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Ndldrow and
children have returned from weeks
visit to relatives at MayesSille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter KEGS and Miss
Ruth Reese are at home from visit
to relatives in Atlanta. L.
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Miss Annie Berger has returned
from q visit to relatives In Atlanta,
.lhe was, ACCOMPANIED shSIhe hv Opal,
Hazel and James ChanaDiee of Cleye-
land. Tenn, Who viii visit felatfyeA
In this county. 81 g
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-01
NOTICR OF COUNRY FaEAaUREe

|. The books OF the County 5Tssasurer
will be opened Tor the collection of
State. County enc School taxes for
The Fiscal YsaT 1915, aad Oommdta-
ton Road tax for the year 1916 at the
County Treasurer's office. from Qc-
tobef 10Th 70 Desenher Siss, 1StA.
After December list one pet cent
penslty VIII be aylded; and after Feb
Fruary zSthy seven p5r cent penhlty Will
be added, till the 18th day OF March,
1910, when the b.soR VIII sne tfGsed.
All persons owning pf6s,eFt In
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-01

Mrs. ]. C. Blanton and children
have returned to their home In Jack
sonville, Fla. after a weeks visit to
Mrs. b. 3. Bleckley.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-01

Mrs. John Sadler ana Miss Mary
Sadier are home from q short visit
to Atlanta.
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A'sS lE1Inaa1 -
MRS. w. A. HUDGENS, Editor
Phone 90.
Cake and Fancy work Sale

The ladies' OF the Aid Society OF the
First Presbyterian church are plaE-
ming cake, candy and fancy work
sale for Saturday. They will have a
complete assortment OF home made
candies and cakes and many beauti-
full dainty pieces OF hand work and
fancy articles. The sale will begin at
10 O'Clock Saturday morning.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-01

General and Mrs. NJ. Z: Eonhara Sis-
tied Mr.. and Mrs. p. "a Benhain In
Greenyille last week.
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Linen Shower For Miss Cann.


Several pretty entertainments have
been given for the bride of this week,
Miss Una Cam, and one of the pret-
TEST was linen shower given by
Miss Ella May Tribble., Miss Cam
will be married ON Thursday, Decem-
Der 3. to Mr.. Merrell,Eowe. .. -
Miss Tribble invited about 20 young
ladies' to her pretty home on Green
Vile street and n very delightful and
charming afternoon was spent. An
interesting contest was the source of
much merriment, the prize being won
by Miss Lydia .BewIeyse The pretty
bride-to-be was then .inyited into, an
other room to inspect her "waah line,
and here was beautifuk collection of
dainty linen articles, the, gifts Of her
girl friends. AfterYasd, the,.. attrao-
tive hostess. assisted by Misses NelIe
Barton. E,Inice Gideon. n Willie Cam
and Eva Tribble. served q dainty
salad course.
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Cash grain: Wheat, No. 2 red, SLIP
1-2@1.14 3-S; No. 2 hard. $1.12 SAC
1.ii5-S.
Corn. No. yellow. esl-e; aew.
$685..
Oats, stand, lS@1-2.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-01

G. II. Bales OF Anderson motored
over for the Thanksgiving season with
relatives.-Rock Hill Herald.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-01

Mrs. George C. Aide has returned
to Anderson from a visit to Heard
mont, Ga. and will be the guest of
MRS. s.. M Orr for q week. before
Joining Mr.. Aide in st. LouiH.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Rrownlee and
their guest. Miss Bonnie Orr, visited
friends in Due West last week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

Special ta The Richmond Eirginlan.)
TERSl3E- RG. VA. April III --
Ray RyanS Colts went dawn in de-
feat q the hands III ths Petersburg
team AZ Mckenz4e Street park this
afternoon. to 3. before a crowd OF
fully see In one 81 he slo~est games
that Nms ever Witnessed On the local
diamond The 8ay WAS as bright aud
~ pretty "a 0ne could wish Ga see FOR
TIE national pastluAe. and the local
PLAYERS wore snoa ghite faaa@l suits
with eAps TO match, presented a. neat
An appearance as was ever seen or "a
ball fseld The game, which wAs
scheduled fgv O'Clock. VAS DELAYED
uasM ass beeauEe Of aisandef-
standing and the White Ribbon Ia
det band which was present 70 en-
lgIen the occasion. PLAYED several se-
iss-fi0ns before The game commenced
Imp sre Clarke finally called plag
and they we're of under the thunder
Inx cheers Of the several thousand
nresant ships ard Naarth we're "a
n8anced az the visitors battery and
Pearson and Lowe f8f the hama team
Roth pitchers started Wild ard be
fore tbs clouds ct the visitors fifst
half tnning ASS ever two runs had
crossed the home plate The toeal
hayR came back with a vengeance. and
cellar wa2 robbed 90 "a single by Il
sensational catch by GRAY from the
Aps 81 his shoes, Laval was wai&sd
Ha@ch famed. Craven walked 5Ach 81
waAke5. ana Harry f3amraa cleaned
she bases wi&h his frst two base mt
10 deep eft center tn the SECOND
Pearson walked Edwards aaa Woerth
doubted tselnR tee score The Busch
men failed ta score In ehe second, bot
Il. as. sh5rss after Craven Was aat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
RICHMOND COLLEGE
DEFEATS TECHS
SPIDERS Nit hNaI4 Ar OPtsOAe
TUNE TsMA.S AND nsAsat4t
MN.

hY landing nn th@ bali 40 epp0rSnn#
aaaaenta t'eaeh Frank lAahaoA Rich
mona College spiders defeated a@
Ngraa@ AGGREGATION representing Wiz
alnAa pagYt01tinse tuatigate Yesterday
aftSenaan at BaaAa street pArA hY a
aevrs ct I g. u,
Flanagan went she entire Tuands
fer the locals Ana let tha ssiaieg naYa
8smn wlth Unly eight hita. Prasslealis
an lax W asNh NeFw punched. iAasAa ala
ina receiving III hne assts The spla
aFa also h8 Macon Kag eight satisfies,
bAt ghey uAAWs vi hen hMa nwAAg FWnA
0uAeA aSehAua WAS very Well sails
ANI wtth taa shaw4ns at hla sA4xRaa
and says he believes tRat Ma kaana
y hi 1aska i hard gah EsaK th# hanWr@ ia
tha intercollegiate baseball league
Thursday the y II whali0pea VII
ilA4a ana MARY III the sune Ut II "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
VIRGINIA CAPTURES
GAME FROM CADETS
r&E.44gMA PROVES TOO Ms1H
FOR THE VISITING
SOLDIERS

Special ta rne Richmond NirslHtAH.
tf&AAKL.llr'E hssN llI&hs- VA ApfA
~ Galloway. WAC hsld Hopkins T.
tNu httN 90 lnasa Al @Spt hts ht8s welt
scattered to-day ANA Virginia had an
easy victory over NFgiatA Military
tmssitute, III ta 8 the entire srs4AtA
tnnsia worked vita great precision.
accepting laiFtx sWQ aut og thirty ~f@tiF
4 haNNNs.
the Cadets presented an Alpe-
uarte battery ths Fista bret negss on
Assaftavllia. hut the Orange and Blue
eAttera gathered "a tatAl % twelve hits.
W ngte securing a triple and Green a
double aaa gwa singles Ene virginia
team kekt tDmlehE On its Seataefn
"trip,
aearw BY taniaRs ~ ~ ~
s. MI. ~ eco 100 eee o
Virginia aaA yea 800 "a ~ 4
batteries ! rgtta ANA ~ t'Agts,
Galloway ana i8Raaa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

BALTIMORE. MD. April 1.-THE
Buffalo Federals annexed the second
game OF the series 8tth Baltimore IA
a ilstleRs and long drawn cas- game
@tu9id work on she hasas coupled ggsn
Wilhelm . ausseaainess In the begin
ming, WAS responsible for the lead
which the locals were stole To over
come. Toward the close FnrfeN, " NJ
had pitched good game. weakened
and Faea Was sent IA to retire the last
man SehlaE{s lost a run for hts slide
an the agfh inning when Bonnie h4s
lnta tAa hlaaC aHrs for a hane rnn,
AS he rnuaad third scalafsy pastea
nina ga the bAck, whegeMpon Umpire
MalgaAssAn declared t6e runner aAt,
under the new rules.
score NV tnnlnss. w. N FL
fufala 2ol see 8e0~@s /
BaEtimoFa zoe aaN el&~8 ,
batteries schflt88r. Ford And Blair
W4lnelm and JachiitsGh lmpires.
a0sh aaa Maaa@san.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
BEnEDICTINE LOSES
To ACADEMY BUNCH
ORANGE AND Blue TEAM HIT
BALL HARD AND WIS
OFT.

For the FIRST time sn three years.
the RanedactEne college, baseball team
met defeat At the hands % Richmond
academy yesterday afternoon at Byrd
Park the game resulted la a score
Of o to 5.
HroWa pitched an excellent game
fer she winners striking eut fourteen
men. Fitf and r Miller led she hit
flng for the winning eutEtt securing
three hits each. white Pollard. Of
Baaaa9ctine. Landed on the sphere for
faur safettas out &c aFe trips 10 the
plate Parsons and Scott aeEdea ia
fms form. The bay score follows.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
CLUSTER SPRINGS
CONTINUE To WIN
SOUTH BOSTON FALLS VICTIM 10
FAST rRhsp SCHOOL
TEAM.

Special Fa The Richmond NiaRlniAm
S0IrH BOSTON IA. Apgii H.
S0uth BQstan met defeat today at the
hands az tha unhsaken Cluster
SprlaKs academy team. Fer FIVE ia*
aln9s a beautiful pitchers dnel was
indaiaed ia Nv Harreil and Newton
ia fne sixte eFrees aad htis gave CtaS-
ter springs four ranA. ana they Won,
S 10 T. HArFells pitching ans a
glavea hand sAteh py Ola. vt Cluster
Sprlngm, featured ina game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
PIRATES ARE EASY
FOR NORFOLK TARS
FHEsSsLEYsS TEAM POUND 0fs
POSING R0xAEaE@ ISMEH1f.
FULLY.
80 = The - -. }

gspeciaJ a. The Richmond virglnsaa-
NORFOLK. VA. April III
Pounding the box offerings Of TIE
Pirates al will, and displaying thssT
heels on the has@s ths Tars walked
away with shs @eea@a game of tae
series to-day ny the score % : to 4.
much so the dssAtaing1n @0t Of thou
sss usls OF loyal Portsmouth fans.
fG was u8@&ta8y a case OF beaug out
c&aassa3 IA the bog and at tho bat.
a8u1n, ufBryan and Dye s@ax "a tire
bmsx 80 check tha slaughter OF tna
spkaer@ hy the Tars, bass ia vain. They
all sesok I'D alike. ard lad ~ Skipper
fsres~ssey they we're fnaaie3 fer twexgy
ssAfess ie@. Ter total u over kAlrtg
asS4s~n@
TstlsA score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
ssam.sias VI aama ~.
sssmes To-day.
Saw YORK. Ina faFaok iya.
Boston ia Philadelphia
f'8ttshurG Ia Cincinnati
Chicago IN 81 Louis.


PHILADELPHIA. April 1T--There
were several g@aa ard substantial
reasons why the Giants lost today
game 10 th@ philliss bS the score 81
In Ia T. 1eN Tssre&a ptfeh#A good
hal bat there we're oeefshaaaw nag
causes thAt he'd 0a 40 fhe Phktl5es
s1etors In tne ayst place l@e Mayer
sesn8ea 10 rs last ia tha e4mer 81
pateAfng. ana he Was ma ably sag
ported Is the field that an t@o ecc&-
stena X Was neFhing more ner less
fhan h83fa@ az robbsr} faf tgravA&h ana
aHnrnhY ~ pull saele star stanfs hee
xassss these things t.arFN Mclean
dropped q thFow Go the plate thAt easf
run ARA added ta tAe dewn tslt
Score ~ innings = ~
Naw Yafk eaa 80 6@al
gsnsl Aaeg phiA 84A @te 8l&~-A I
BATTERIES rsxtsAa ana Mei.esa
MNyer. ana Rtlgger EMPIRES, Qaistey
Axd EM&9H
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

VT. LOFTS. April i1 FsttshaEa ~6a
the lAss game af their present sas4vs
with fha Eardgnats 2 90 q taaAs there.
W mAktBg 1t thgee cal OK gsuF Fer
ris and hanttehaeF ska@ea eleNef
sateAers battle. tha aaty fnas FeEsAtAs
IN ths thtTa inning "a BEN Kelley = ain
gk3 kanff@hH#E attempted sAErfflr@
IN whaeh ne Was safe ard keller =
single % center metsea the Asf@t~~
swa FANs
ThA Cardinals threatened e score
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