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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-18
SAVANNAH WINS REMNANT
IN FIRST 1914 SEASON
Finishes With Margin OF Two Games
Over Chnr1estOn-New Season
ODcna 1O-DnY.

Savannah, Ga. July 11.-Savnnnah
won the pennant In the first 1?l4 sea-
son OF the South Atlantic League.
which ended to-day. The locals had Il
margin of two games over Charleston.
which team finished one and one half
games ahead OF Jack sonville
When tho three leading teams en-
tered the final series OF three games
Monday. either had chance 10 win
the pcnnant. Savannah then led by "A
margin or two games over Charleston,
which was In third place. Savannah
maintained this lead by winning all
three games. Charleston also won In
three games. but Jacksonville was de-
rcatcd three straight by Macon, and
finished In third place.
Tho second season opens Tomorrow
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PiRy ScmIflnnlr To-Dny.

AuGutsa Ga, JUnc 17.-Play In :hc
South Atlantic States tennis tourna-
ment ended to-day with the champion
ship mems singles carried through TO
the semihnals. +. s. Balm. phlladcl-
mia; William jennings. Atlanta: j. *.
orr Atlanta. and q. W. Warning, Co
lumbia, VIII contest for the honor Of
challenging +. V. Carter. .r., Atlanta.
for the championship The first two
rounds or the doubles played to-day
were won by Carter and orr tho
NartnG Brothers, Balm and Carml-
chael and Lee and kenncdy.
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SHIPBUILDERS TAKE FINAL
GAME OF SERIES FROM TARS
Giockson's Home Run Over Left-Icicld
Wnil In Second InuinE Decides

Newport News. Va, Juno 17.-with
Walters back at third base and Hedge
peth In tho box. the Shipbuildera won
inc hnal game of tho series from Nor
folt to-day, to j. Glocl1son's homo
run over tho left field wall in tho snc-
ond decided tho Issue. Hall pitched
In fine form. except I'm tho second.
Then Meixell walked, WIS sacrificed by
Gondoln. took third on a wild pitch
and scored on CarneS'8 terrific smash
ut Steinbrenncr. who retired tho run
ner In great play. The first ball
Hall served to Glockson, tho big
catcher hit out n long fly far over
tho ft-held fence. Norfolk would
not have scored had Meixell not mis-
Judged Prcsslys short fly TO right. af-
ter Tennant tripled. Tho fielding of
walters Davis. Smith and Thrasher
featured Score.
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BOSTON WINS DOUBLE-HEADER

Boston. June l7.-All the laurols for
to-day at Boston were won by the
Braves, who defeated the Cubs In tho
morning game, s TO 3. and then again
in tho afternoon. TO 3. In the first
game, Deal drove in four runs with n
triple and Il double Tyler pitch ed
we'll. Keeping the hits well scattered
y series of hits, which netted five runs
for Boston I'm the second game, tcrmi-
>ated the life of Pitcher Pierce In the
first inning. Charley Smith stepped In
his place, and although he pitched
good ball. he was not able to overcome
the running start which the Braves
had already attained. scores:
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WITH PERFECT SCORE OF 100,
CROSBY WINS DAYS HOSORS

Bradford. Pa, June I7.--with n per
feet score OF 100 OF twenty clay target
events. w. Il. Crosby. professional. of
New York, won second days honors
IN the Eastern handicap shoot here to-
day. j. r. Taylor, professional. o.
Fairmont, w. Va, and G.. l.. Lyon
amateur. OF Durham. y. c.. tied for
second place. with ninety-nine each.
II. W. Heikes. OF Dayton. Ohio was
high gun yesterday. John Philip
Sousa got Inside the money with n
score of 90 in tho preliminary handi-
cap TO day.
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BROWNS IN FIRST DIVISION

crawlod back into first division to-day
by defeating the Red SoN. ! TO o. Earle
hamilton. knocked out Sunday came
back and held the sluggiuE SoN To four
hits, Rankin Johnson VAS easy in the
ecCoud and sixth innings. In the sec
ond Walker singled. Lcary doubled,
Austin hunted safely and ware singled.
l'THtt ;riplcd I'm the sixth, and Williams
lIhed the bali into tho right field
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Yesterdays SCORES.
Chicago. 3; Philadelphia, o.
Cleveland, az Washington, ..
Detroit, 3: New York, 4.
St Louis, 4; IIOston, u.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Washington mt Detroit.
New York mt Cleveland.
nOstOp nj Chicago.
1'hilnJelphiu mt st. Louis.

Cleveland. Juno 1.-THE reIuvenat ed
Maps won to-day's game from Wash
ington, 4 to ., thereby making q clean
more was on the firing line for Clevc-
land, and although he was wild at
times, he managed to pull himself to-
ball. Jim Shaw opposed the Maps, and
was ineffective starting with the NTH
inning. With the bases filled in the
sixth. Umpire Dineen called Chapman
ham kicked so hard lie was elected
from the field Score:
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Appalachian Lcnru. n n,.,,,,,

knoxville. Tenn, Juno 1.-THE Ap-
palachian League will disband. accord
ing TO a message received here to-
night from President Il. Il. Fisher. of
Morrisfown. Small attendance Is said
To he the cause OF the dissolution III.
league Is composed OF baseball teams
In Knoxville. Morristown. Hartman
and Middlesboro.
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:, 'NilcN out for going OUT or b,so
'ihe between first and second.
:, vrspurS .'.'....... 90 5000 %
y. tS'ho"th ''........03 3 % u q Oo- &c
summary: Home ruus-UoII,nd
double plays-Troy. Foiles to O.I[ccfc.
i'"Sch TO Barnett: Munford to Busch
10 harnett; Holland to O'Keefe sac.
rinSe hi,S-Richmond. Baxter Base ON
I,ia,y brien. 2; by Brooks, .;
h'Chihond :: Munford. . LEFT on b;,scs
petersburg. G; Portsmouth = III: ~,
p!,chcd bails-Sy Richmond (XyhittedS
struck out-By OBrien, 2: by Brook.
~, pE Munford ,: by Richmond q
In" on game. l;35. Umpire McTenrue
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Champion wnShburn Dcfcotca.

Now York. Juno lT-TonnIs nlovcrc
nor" held the scmiinals for the Metro
poltan championship singles to-day at
Forest Hills, Long Island The hest
performance in tho singles was that
or *. l.. Murray. the young Californian
burn, Harvard
In the doubles II II. TIackctt and l.
- Alexander, cx-nationai doubles
cham Pions. were forced to the limit
OF three sets TO beat Vosh.u ana
BagEs an"
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TWO PITCHERS HAMMERED
OUT OF BOX BY PIRATES
Holland Scores Two Others With His
Home Run--Pctcrshurg
Loses, q to I,

Portsmouth. Va, June 1..-Ports-
month took the series from Petersburg
this afternoon by hammcring Brooks
ana Richmond out of the box Joe
Holland hit the ball over the left field
fence for home run on his first trip
10 tho plate, driving in two men
Portsmouth pulled off two double plavs
that stopped possible rallies Peters
hitrgs only run WAS made on poor
throw by AEncw. The catching Of
Riley was the feature OF the game
The score:
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Federal League Results
yesterdays SCORES.
Kansas city, 1, baltimore. =.
Indinnapolir, III buffalo. +.
ChfcnEO, 81 Pittsburgh, I.
81. Louis, l., brooklyn, 2.


indianapolis. Ind. Juno 17.-Indian-
apol!S won from Buffalo to-day, II to s,
In Il game that was remarkable for
wild pitching, displayed by both teams.
the visitors four
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Buffalo 49,. % Oool2 200 Q
indianapolis % 20 o o XII IL 9
Batteries Schultz. Moore, Moran
Houser and Blai:. Billiard. Mullin. Nose
ley and Harden.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

NJ Jersey City-.Iersey City. I.
Toronto. 2.
treal s.
AT Raiiimore-Baiti,nore. o: Roches-
ter. L. first game.
AZ baltimore Baltimore. 8: Roch.s.
ter. .. second game.
NJ Newark--Ncwark. 4; Buffalo. O..
first game. ~
AZ Newark--Ncwark, 3; Buffalo. -.
second game. ~
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Totais...G . 10 Totals...co . 5A :
tRatted for Macmillan In ninth.

pittsburgh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o q d Q G %
New York. o . % = IS
on bases-P!ttsburEh :: New York. :. Fra
bases balls-on McOuillan. 4 Struck ont
by SicQu!lan. .; by Matncwson. 4. Two
base hlt-Bescher Sacrifice Burns
stock. stolen bases- IScsChe- (S), Burns "a.
Fletcher. Double DlayS-Eurns and Atcrk "a:
Mnthewson. Fletcher ana Mcrklc. Wild
pttch-Mc oulllan. Time. i:Sp. urnpi:es.
Klein and EmSie
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Especial to The Times. Dispa tch.J
Charlottesville. Va, June I7.-Char-
lottcSVlilo was unable to fathom
Dci"te's curves to-day. 90 the final
rnH" or tho sorics with Covington
wentn to the visitors. To l.
Scoro by innings: - II u
CoVihgton .....0o oliOaIl-7 o I
charlottesville oo00lO0o0--I !, q
batteries! Dciote and Leedins; Jaml-
son and Copeland.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 9; Aue-us.
1t: AT charlesfon-charlcstou. 2: Column.
~ Albany---Albany. 3: Columbia. +
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

~ anta-Atlanta. ]: Nashville
tScvcn innings) * haih' T.
second game called account rain ond
Montgomery. . ""S w
~ Chattanooga Memphis. postponed
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Battle Axe q, A.bI,na n.

owing to the failure Of Ashland TO
nave team on the field yesterday, the
Saine that was scheduled between tn.
Battle IKE and Ashland team was fnr
tcited to Battle Axe by Umpire French
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WHITE SOX WIN. 5 TO o

Chicago. June 11.-Fnber allowed the
Athletics only one scratch hit to-day,
and tho White SoN won. " TO q. Triples
by Weaver. j. Collins and Blackhurnr
featured. WcaVer's triple In the third,
followed by n slow relay throw. enabled
him to score. IO the fourth Collins
tripled and scored on a sacrifice fly.
Schalk walked. stole second, and scored
on an error. flackburnr'a triple came
in the i!ftt. Chase scored him with Il
single. y single, AN error and anothc"
single scored the NTH run in the sixth.
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notnn Win. Gold Golf Gun.

Philadelphia. Pa. June 17.-George
V. Rotan, of Waco. Texas, won pos
session OF the Lynnewood Hall gold
golf cup today on the links OF the
Huntington Valley Club. when he de-
fcated Howard W. Perrin, OF this city.
up In the hnal round OF the tourna-
inent.
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Chicngo Heat. I,itt.hurxb.

Chicago, Junc l7.--LunEc permitted
no Pittsburgh played beyond second
base till the ninth inning, and Chicago
won to-day's game. to l.
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
Pittsburgh ...G 100000 Oo1-I s
........l o o o % Ox--3 3 .
Batteries: Walker. Adams and Berry;
l.anEc and Wilson.
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st. Louis Loses to nrookIyn.

st. Louis. Mo, June l7.--Brooklyn
took the second game OF the series with
ST. Louis to-day. to !. The visitors
played errorless ball. and punched sew
cral timely hits.
Score by innings: Il. II. l..
Brooklyn ...... .o0 ZOO o. 10
SIS Louis. .......O 1000 0--1
Batteries: LATTE and owens: Groom.
Kcuppcr, and Hartley Simon.
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Detroit.

Totni.S, - RI Totnls..@i u - Il
.RRttch for Mnin IN seVenth.
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Wins French COLI title.

Versailles. France, June 17.-M!ss
Cecil Leitch, holder of the British NO
mems golf championship. to day won
tn. French women's championship by
defeating Miss Glady Basin. an Eng
l!sh woman. The match was played at
LA l}oulie.
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Dated for johnson in eighth
TRAN FOR t,aiugr II cinhtlt

50. i.ouis....................... cooo20O -
boston ..-...-...... o y 90 90
summary; I.rroT Pratt rwo-base hit
i..afy, IhFce"Date hiis frott 90 Home
90 G.@ play i'ra'i and i"sry Passed ball
COY stolen. batci-- Austin, Sho;ion. Iiit
tN pitched bHll-oy johusoU. J. Bases on
bnlls III Johnson. .; on Himnton. :. struck
mut-ol Johnson .. by Hamilton .: 10y
iSedseni J. Left on hascs-St. Louis .: Bo--
w s. Time. I:s5. Empires. Evans and
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Hnrvnrd-S Yale ScrIsr 1,s.d

cambridge. Mass. Juno 17-IIarva ard
today retrieved its defeat by Yale nj
sew Haven yesterday, winning before
a gay commencement crowd, to a.
me series, now tied. will be decided
in Il third Eamo SATURDAY,.
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DODGERS DEFEAT REDS

Brooklyn. June l7-Aftcr i've
straight defeats on their home grounds,
The Dodgers took a game from Cincin-
nat! to-day. 10 I. Ia ten innings Tho
contest c8rly developed into a two-nan
battle. Douglas ana Pfefcr meeting in
contest that kept the fans on edge
10 the last out. The former lost prin-
ctpe!ly because his team broke behind
him ct 4 critical moment. pfcmcr al
lowed three hits. Douglas four. Score:
Urouklyn. (inciuuutI
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Nansas CITY, Mo. June l1.-BaltimOre
scored two runs on two singles and "a
stolen base in the eighth Inning to-
day. defeating Kansas city, 2 to /.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
Baltimore 800. % 100000 90 10 i
Kansas City 30 / O0--l 4
batteries: Quinn and Jacklitsch: Har-
rIs Stone and t.asterly
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AFTERNOON GAME.
.Bn,ted FOR prcsnahnn in ninth.

Score By innings: Il.
Chicago .........................o . D q "a
Boston ..........................h y j : II
Summary: Errors-Seier Zimmerman. Two
base hi's .ZinmermRn. Corridor. Three
hare hit--Mann. Home run-Curridan. Stolen
haSe--sichmidt. Bases on bals-oT Pierce
:; of Smith = of James. :. Struck out
hy' james. :, by Smith. /. Sacrifice hit
James Double piays-Evers 10 Maranville
80 schmidt: MaranviNo 10 EveEs 10 Schuld;
passed ball BresnphEn. hit by pitched
hall-sa'cr. MRrRnville. Umpir-s. Or,h and
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Rcd Sox. Athletics. 8

Inc Athletics won from the Red Sox
yesterday by the score OF s to :. Harry
''Piah featured the game with a hou,.
run. sending two men across the nI,tr
ahead of him In the thind Inning
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

a. 81; Paui-St: Paul 3: Cleveland, 4.
At Kansas City--Kausas CItv {.
Louisville, 3. eleven innings.
at Observation-Disclosures, 10: In
dianapol.s. 9.
only three games scheduled.
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TIGERS LOSE TO YANKEES

Detroit, June l1.-Dctroit used four
pitchers against the Hanlls to-day, but
lost, to 3. Good support only saved
tho Tigers from being butchcred. In
the first, with the bases full, Holden
singled. scoring two runs. Another
pair came IN the third. when Nuna-
maker doubled with the bases fun.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh nj New York.
Cinclnuuti mt BrOoklyn.
81. Louis Rt Boston.
Chicago mt Philadelphia.
York. June 17.-Nfathewson was

New York. June 17.-Mathewson was
in great form to-day, and the Giants
again shut out Pittsburgh. score , TO @.
Matty allowed five hits, struck out four.
and did not pass a man. Only two
Pirates were left or the bases. the 9TH
ers being caught OF by fast fielding.
The all-around work of Burns was
easily the feature. his fast throws and
timely hits counting heavily. Score:
New York. Pittsburgh
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.Battcd for Main in seventh.
New York .............. -.......2 : q" >" III
Summary: Errors -EnVauRush. Williams.
McHalc. 1wo-hase h!ts-Nunamaker. WI
Hama. Moriarty. rhrcc- base hit,kava-
5: 10y MclInle. :. ny Caldwell. !. Bases on
balls-on Cavci. !, of McHale: /: OF Main.
5; OF, Hall. l. Double piays-lo0ne, Nuna-
maker TO peck!npnuEh. Trucsdale to WI
lams. First base on errors. Detroit. !: New
York J. Left bnses-Detroit, I: Sew
York S HIT by pitched ball-by McIIaic
lVeach,. T;me, l:4d. EMPIRES. Chi! ana
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Totai.. .a2 2 a,2 ro,als z, :, 60, =
One out when winning rim rcoret.

Score ny innings: II
Cincinnati ...................5O . . = & O-7
brooklyn acknowledgements. - . 600 90 r !.
suminhry: ErTorA Uhler, EiehoT cut
shsw. Lett on bases Cincinnati. Brook
OF PfeHer. :. struck ou,-ny Doui:la.s !:
BY Pfersr. > Thrce-DRso hit Riggert Two
tAse hit--Hobl!tzei. stolen bhses S;ehnn
Moran. wheat. Fischer. Double u.ay-
Clarke and Ncrzog: Croh aud $lehou: cut
thAw. O'Hara ann HumDel. pathed ba liz
Fischer. J; Gonzalez. Iii 10y p!tchea Aail
by Ffsner (GrohD. Time. ~. Cnlp!res
CJuigIcy aDC EasOu
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MATTY IN GREAT FORM,
SHUTS OUT PITTSBURGH
He Allows Five Hits, Strikes Out
-Four and Does Not Pass
Man.
WORK OF BURNS is FEATURE
Only Two Pirates Left on Bases Dur
ing Entire Game, tho Others being
Caught OF by Fast Fielding.
Braves Take Double-Hendcr.
WORK OF BURNS is FEATURE
National League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

Boston, 3, Chicago. tmorninE
camel.
Boston. g, Chicago, tnfternoon
Ennci.
Brooklyn. 2, Cincinnati, tten in
ntnSH).
Philadelphia, u st. Louis, 4 <ten
inpinEsl.
New York, 81 Pittsburgh. o.
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7'N' ~ ~ ~ - VI Y
MORNt\G GAME.
Chicago,
Totais....S Hl! Totals. - 8 6 II 3
-Batted for Humphries In MIMI.

score hN INNINGS: II.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures . o u q a
Boston ....... ................... = D y o-S
Summary: Errors whaling sweeney Cor
riden. Two-bise hits-Corridcn Cel. Schmidt
Deal. Thrce-base h!t-Dcnl. bases on balls
on Tyler. &; on label, S. of Humphries !
Struck out-ey Tyler. :. by label =. ny.
Humphr.es. . Double piay-l:vcrp TO Marian.
Vile 10 Schmidt Hus--on Zanel, IN g'f-3
innings OF Runphrics In = l-3 INNINGS
Iimpires. Orth and ENrnn
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Huhmary; Two-base hlts-Euntlnp.
TO Graham; Newton. Buntlno n"in,:.
Grey to Raley. Sacrifice hits-Huntino
nohe' Raley. Bases on balls-0ff
haIn"y. 4: off Efrd. l. Left on bases.
Richmond, 4: Roanoke. ?. Sacr,,ico a.,
-bcrBer. Struck out---By Ramey. 4.
Ehrd, :. Time OF game. 1:3o. Um,,lrc
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

At Middlcsboro-Midd sboro 6. Mor
l. " wi"
at ~ ierrfinan-IIerrimnn 2; Knox
WIFE, 3. Twelve innings. darkness.
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Squeeze rIny nc,,. c,,.,

Philadelphia, June IA squeeze
,HiS sent Corncll up In tho air In
the second Inning or to-dav.s ca,,n
ana PENNSYLVANIA scored three runs
without making hit This brealt
won the game FOR the PENNSYLVANIA.
TO ..
Score by innings: y IT T.,
Cornell ........0OOo 11ooO-o .
pennsylvania 900 000Ol.-4 r +
Batteries: Bryant and SchircL.
Sayre and Schwert Cmpire. Adams
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PHlLLIES WIN IN TENTH

Philadelphia. juno H. Magec'g drive
into the bleachcr. with man on iu
!te tenth, gavo Philadelphia the ncrve-
Continued on Ninth Page)
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Standing nf The CI,,h.

Where They Play Saturday.
Grays va. Ashland, 2 O'Clock.
o'clock.
10th games at Byrd Park
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

ham. 3. W i'ur-
at Raleigh-Raleish, .; Winston-Sa-
lem. I. " "H-
Vile. o. l. InHHe-
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atted for Hall In eighth.

Newport Ncws .......02 o o o 0 0 o.
Norfolk ............1 o 0 90 o OIL
summary: Three base hits-Ten-
nant. Pressly. Homo run-Glockson.
Sacrifice hits-Gondolh. Hall. Double
plhys-Walters to Carncs; Mei1ell To
Glockson. Struck out-by Hedgepcth
/; by Hall. i: by Cochran, 2. First on
balls-on Hedgepeth. 2; off Hall. 2.
Left on bascs-Ncwport News. /: Nor
folk. .. Wild pitch--Hall Umpires,
Lewis and Clark. Time OF gamo. l
hour and 20 minutes. Attendance.
1000.
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V,'EtINIII ''.''.'s.'...' .''......V : !. -
Washington ...................l . D 9 Q %
summary: Error-Shnw. Two-hase hits
Shanks. O'Ncill. Stolen bascs-Fostcr. Chap
nun, Grnaoy. ShNnkE. AcoStu. Sacrifice hits
Mcbride. COllnmorc. Bases on balls-oT
Coi!amorc. .: OF shaw. l.. struck out,by
Shaw. Passed hlll--O' Neill. Double plays
MORGAN TO Canal: Wood 70 o'Neill. Left on
bases- Cleveland. = Washington. :. Time
::ls umpires. pinccn ana Connolly.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE

Scores Yesterday.
Battle Axe, 9; Ashland, o. (Forfeit-
Cd
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babel Dor feiner tpiIIentlihen ltns
mabrbeit 5uriidi6reden ipitr0e, Gabe
ib ieit Iangen getpuBt
9Sie aIle 2erte ieine8 Sdlages,
ml1Bte er iih ia on ien1ano ridden,
Ger ibn our6idnltte uno ibnt entge-
gengetreten ipar.
Gnt9egenQetreten in ser @erteiot-
Qung oes TrGiioentcn OeS StoatSs
oerbonos, Serrn Sans 0enuttb.
60 Iange Sollet glaubte, mid
fir Ietne 3tpede einfon9en 5u f0n.
men, mar id gut; iobalO er iab, baB
i6 gbre uno @elpiiien bober Itell-
te, ol3 ale I6einboren Gorteile, mar
id fir i'm nibt8 mebr nert gtun
qalt e8 rur nod ems fir i'm 81
tim: SCOT 5u perfen! Geroa6tigrn-
genl
9tatiirliA erbieIt Sans 0cn1lltb,
Iol5 Better oes StaotSuerbonoS, aud
einen Eeil ser 9redbombe ob. Die
@elegenbeit pur ia 5u 9iinitig.-
RoH niebriger Gerldumber 9trt III
ou6 SoQet's Wtotto: ngfur fred
gelogelt, es bleibt bod inmer ct.
rpas b1ngen".
01ag ser Staotsper6ono ielbit
ouh ourunter lei0en. 0oS beoeutet
nidt8 fir einen SoIlet, penr
er unb aoniorten ben &erbanf
bod niht fir feline 3pede benuber
t0nnen.
gtit)t ous lleber5eugurg unb gor.
Iiebe fir nteinen politiIhen @egs
ner Sepperle, ridt in 8ertei0iguuQ
eines Brincips (oenn Grinclpter
bot g. nidt pie Sebermonn tpeiB
0Gr 1e mir INN 1T SernDrufg ge'
fonmen iit), ionoern aus peslouli.
dem Sub uno 9tadiuht lit ieir
4rttfel geldrieben. Nah Der art
Ger BreBpiruteu 1T Ser 9lrttfel aud
niht unter5eihnet.
SD bebanpte nun iiber metnel
ltnterihrift, oaB ale gegen MIDI uni
Die 2eitnng bes Stantspcrbanos
bon Saliet erbobenen Inflascn Si
reft erlusen iino.
10000 gelobnnug
Sd tesable irscnb iemano 500
lpenn er beipeiien fam,
u 8oB ih mid bon 800 Idert
allf 40 aGer uberuntereeipirti6 i6afte
babe.
p 2aB ih ie nab ir9enb einelr
amt 1geangelt" bdtte.
81 9aB oie 2eitrng oes Staats
perbanos nuh nur Die Sanh ge
lriibrt Bat, mir Die gsomiuation fiji
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-02-26
9lus benl Staate
I'm 9ag Gonnfp iollen bieIes ssnljr

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aus oem 9lutomobiI 5traBetfono
nidyt mettiger als $4,000 fir bic
2onoItroBen nusgegeben tperoen. la
nit 1tGnoe 8op gountD an Der Spi-
be oller Counties i'm Staote. Die
$50, 900 perteilen Ii1 tpie folgt Count
tn 2epD S13, 500; Eoipnibip 2e-
bies $25,268 Delinquent 5tra-
BenFteuer" in 9onnibip5 S3,705,-
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$4,000; g(utonlobil 2t5enienfonb
$4,000. 8ieie Surnne BON $4,000
ioa inter Ger 2eitlftg Der 8eborbe
Der gountp aonlnliilare ausgegeben
lperoen.
slein Sentpfrat fann nadl elmer
gftideioung unieres @eneralantpalts
n[5 aanoioat allf ben Republicans
Ihen StimnBettel eeIest iperoen. sn
2ofe gourtp ipollte f,drnIi1 elm aon-
oioat, Der fid, ols Demofrat regiitri-
ren lieB, ieinen Nanlen aIs nnabb1n-
giger replblifoniIher aonoi0ot fir
Sberiff anf ben repnbIifotliIhen
Stimm5ettel ieben lniien. Solange
bic He9iitrirtlngsbiiber nod rliht ge.
IdloiIen iuarett allo, Dor oent 1. Sa-
nlar fonnte Elm etimmgeber. feine
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