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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03
T. R. PELL FINDS LITTLE
REAL TROUBLE WINNING
Disposcs of Q. N. Heard In Gnyy
Fashion at Old Dominion
Tourney.
Courts VIII &c Alive with Contestants
From Morning untii EvcnInE-Lursc
Gallery Witnesses Matches.

Nothing sensational marked the scc-
!9rna Gays play OF tho Old Dominion
the Country Club of Virginia. There
were no uDsets and but one match OF
rno,tn thn , ordinary interest After de-
lcatihS Peyton Fleming. of Richmond.
{. n. Beard, of East Orange. " j.. was
an easy victim before the mastery
plnying of 7. II. pell. of New York.
MS first match, the local man showing
him hard. In spite OF the scores for the
two sets 90. Ca However,, Pcll mere
pleased.
Always known az back court play
err; %here he has gained most of his
large gallery by giving n magnificent
display of talent At the net, which soon
wore ms 0ppohent down. Ills shots
and he frequently drew applause from
the Side lines. Very naturally. the
Pell-R Beard match attracted greatest
To,day's play should be far and AVA
ahead of anything yet witnessed. Tho
icaI stars OF the game VIII loo on the
courts all day long. MIR. Peli should
Will probably meet Wyiie Grant for
that privilege: The indoor champion
Capers. winning the first set hand!ly
at G-1. and Nloafing through the last.
which went ID.
In the women's events. Miss Cassell.
sition. Will be pitted against her team
mat9 or Yesterday. Miss Wagner; re-
Richmond. The courts will be occupied
all day long. many OF the more Inter
esting conflicts being Sc, for this morn
ing. Tho results yesterday:
Womcn's Doubles.
Miss NJ. Colston ana Miss ID. Colston
60 Gs. MISS w WEI ana and Mi Miss f cns
womrn's singles.
-, Miss May. Conan defeated Miss Mary
fea,eG Miss May Cognu. f-I. Go
Mems Sinl:l,S.
q. y. Beard defca ted Pcyton Flcminr
g.: G-3. Il. l.. James Won by default.
Mckee Dunn dcfaulted To T. r. PeN
robert Pollard d'iau!ted TO II. /. James.
Frank &. Lewis defeated \. NJ Ken
nedN. 6-3. G-S Lewis Elair defeated D.
u. Wright. rs. 10. Lewis Kosher do
fcated $. w. Merrihew through default.
Cd. G-j. Frank j. Hall defeated T.. +.
Trcanor. CD. GS. Francis Johnston
Won by default. Willie Grant. of New
sia, 60 10 T. r. Pcll. OF New York,
defeated G; \. Beard. Of East Orange.
y. J.. 6l. 63.
Mems Singlccs-R. l.. James VS.. T. c.
Lewis; w. +. Ilarr!ty. Ir. vs. Tunstall;
Iicine rs. Hail; Core VS. Grant: g.
Womcn's Singlcs-Miss Bovd vs.. Miss
WAGNER; Mrs. Beard vs.. Miss Nicely:
Miss Cassel ys, Miss Preston;
Mems Douhlcs-Trcynor and I.cwis
VS. Fell and Grant. McCnhc and Pres
ton ". Hail and Shancr: Coke and
Thornton vs.. Tunstali and f. Lewis
Wright brothers VS. IIeinc ana Hnrrity
Womcn's Doubics-Miss Moore and
Mrs Beard VS.. Mrs. Sullivan and Miss
NcclX
Console tion--R. Jcffrcss VS.. Donnon:
Meek ~. lIubard: Atkinson W. Il WI
Hams; l.anGhorne vs. Cary; RcnnolGs
vs. Abel; Shaner vs.. Handy; AIauzy W
Payne; l.. NJ. Lee VS.. Walker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03
PRIZE WINNERS AT TRAPS
ANNOUNCED BY GUN CLUB

The silver spoon and Du Pom, dog picture
winners Of the West End Gun Club Tor May
were In Class "a" " J.. Boyd and John
b. Swar,wou,: In Glass n" Iiotchklss and
shaw: In Class .D.a Froehiinr and Arehnr
Anderson, Jr.: In Class e Walter T.
Grant JT. and Lewis c Grant
Legs on t.unsdsn trophy cup: CrcnshR,y
8; william EucGer, jr. FrochlinE Ierrnan
II IL. Jones. =: ~. George Anderson /
RucEcr. Or. Allen Freeman KAHN l. g
Grant Archer Anderson. IT. Robert q;
Cabr =. Il. Wat. Schmidt g. d. l,r,Is
6. w. Williams and =. 6. Christian Purcell
kessler. Uotchkiss. Jr.. W. T. Grant rr
r III Fox G. Il Cooke /
Clhssilcations for Juno and list OF thos.
eligible for June spoons:
Glass "a" 50 per cent and ov-r-Boyd
Swartwout Hotchklss Hammond Hart
Jones, a $; EcasIey. c.; sheppard Kain.
Earcs, Chalkiey.
Class "R." 30 per cen, to 50 per cent
Jer'nhn. T!rnor. Ecssler. Harvi- Cab,u
Nclms. Grundy. II: Cooke Fl,pp.n Pur
cell. Cary Rueger. l.; Christian. Cren-
Class &C" co to 70 per cen,-Laru, WAT,
anderson. St George: Jones II r.: Or
freeman. Houseman, Froehlins Anderson
A. Jr.
:, Class D." 70 to 60 per cen,-ro1. Grant.
Glass "ls." 20 per cent and und.r-G,en,
j.. C.: Ruescr. William. Jr.: williams. @
To be eIribio for Juiy spoons. shoo,.r
must shoot not less than 100 targets In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03
IN SESSION AT wARKESroN.
Fourth District Convention, u. -. O., In

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WarTcnton Va. June 1.-The Fourth Dis
trlct Convention and state officers OF IVA
United Daughters OF the Confcderncy arc
In two DAYS session here. Tho business
meetings are being held in the parish
house ~ st. james Episcopal Church A
reception rendered the delegates and
members OF tho local organization on Mon
day evening e. tho home OF the president,
Mrs Taylor Scott
The commencement exercises of the
FaupU;cr Female Institute will take placc
on Thursday evening IN the auditorium o:
the school. Misses Miriam and Carol u.
Thompson. daughters of Chaplain Frank
Thompson. United states Navy. will grad.
uatc from the institution.
The closing exercises OF the warrcntou
iiGh Schooi VIII take place In the audi
forum OF the school on Friday Thar.
arc ten graduates this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03
DEPUTY SHERIFF KILLED
IN DESPERATE BATTLE
sfnnShcrrT brothers. OF North Caro-
linn, Resist Arrest md Empty
Pistols at Officers
fsrecial TO The Tlmes-n,.r.,,,,

iSneciai TO The Times Dispatch.1
Bristol Va. June 2.--Dcputy sheriff
Ham Phipps was Killed and Robv Wal
lace and man named Potter were
perhaps fatally wounded In :; pis;o,
battle at Trade, johnson County. Te,n
according 10 aGviccs from there ycster.
day evening. Arthur and Ira Stansberry.
brothers. from North Carolina. are soiI
to have done the shooting. The Staus-
berry brothers are said to have been
hring their revOlvcrs near the public
school building Mt Trade while n
school commencement was In progress.
Deputy Sheriff Phipps and Roby Wal
lace undertook TO arrest the brothers
and this brought on pistol duel,
Phipps was shot six times in oujck
succession. three bullets penetrating
his breast and three his abdomen
His death followed instantly. Wal
lace was also badly shot, and Potter.
said to be a friend OF the Stansbcrrys.
was probably fatally wounded. Tho
Stansborry brothers escaped, aud are
believed to be in hiding in the North
Carolina mountains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03
STANDING or THE TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York mt PhilndeIphin.
Boston ut BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati mt Sc. louis.
tOther game not schcduIcd.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Indianapolis at ST. Louis.
baltimore Mt DrOOklyn.
buffalo AT Pittsburgh.
Chicago mt Kansas City.

Brooklyn Juno 2-Brooklyn won from
Baltimore to-day. IL to Brookiyn fell
err. i've OF the thirteen HIS being for
eStrn bases.
Score by innings; r. II. <.
Bal,iinore ..............i ooo2ooiii-t
Batteries: quinn. Young nidgoway. Allen
nnd Jacklitsch; Peters and owens.
ST Louis. Juno a--st- Louis defeated In
dinnnpoiis. to 2, to-day. Tho winning
run was made by boucher Har,iey'H
sacrifice NJ to Kaun. The TWO runs of tho
Esmond made three base hit. scoring
Schcer. and Esmond scored after Miller had
caught sacrifice ny.
Score 10y innings: r. H. e
india polls ............o ooeoo.oN2
st: Louis ...::...........0 loool'-3
Batteries; Muliin and Harden; crandaIl
and Simon.
Ilanras City. June a--Chicngo punched HIT.
and aided by local errors. defeated Kansas
city. to 3. toe day. Cuiiop held the visitor,
hit a home run In the third for tho locaIs
Score by innings: r. II H.
I.h'cnko ...''..........o oo2 =
Batteries; Flax. LING and Wilson; Cullop
Meaning and Eaateriy.
Pittsburgh. Jun. a.-Pi,,sburch easily won
he nrst sa'nc OF Il uhic-hcader from
Buffalo today BY hcavy hitting bu; lost
The seco"d. to :. because of errors
score by innings: RH.E
f nn,,sTis. Moran rSSn I'd ni.,, 10
F FI,'.sSrrh ::.::i5
Batteries: AIoore snd Blair: Kne,aer.
Adams. Henderson mud Roberts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03
TARS AGAIN BLAMKED
BY RUSCH'S COOLERS
Clyde RichmOnd md HiiI Lavnl Factors
In Second Consecutive
Shuf-Ouf.

Petersburg. Va. juno with Clyde Rich
mond pitching In great form. ana Bill
LAVAL hitting thousand. the Coolers shut
out tho Tars for tho second consecutive
time this afternoon. For seven innings Gas
ton. who was In the box for tho Tars was
invinciblc. holding the Coolers down TO Ave
scattered hits. In tho eighth he walked
Richmond, tho first man. md Simmons
singled. Both were advanced = base on Il
sacrifice 10y Agnew. Busch WAS deliberately
walked and tho bases were niled. Laval.
VINO had already made three of tho Ave
hits accredited to the locals. came TO the
bat. ana inter bunting foul strikes
caught the next ball fui in the face knock
Ing II to centre Held fence for three eacks
clearing tho bases aud scoring on Bar
uetts sacrifice.
Brilliant fielding by Busch and Damrau
and Aluncha catching for tho home team
kept the TaTs twice from scoring The
score:
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REMNANT WINS LITTLE
NECK HANDICAP EASILY
Nhi:ncy's Entry Took Lead ut Six
tccnth md Led Throughout
Rcmniadcr of Rucc

New York. Juno 2-pennnn, winner of
debut as II three ycar-oid by taking to da - c
Little Neck handicap al Belmont track &,
an impressive manner The whitney entry
vent to the front at the sixteenth and Icd
thFpush"ut the remainder Of the race
In the inai eighth Ruchhorn threatened
90 to hand ride. Pennlnt easily rnn.n,ninc1
his advantage.
CToSsbun. Il hot favori'e. won tho secord
cveht IN Galop Edith ~ was second
ana MHNin.s Choice third Havcrsnck won
ny Il head from 3ofgo In the third the lar
the honors. S ~ io'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03
MATHEWS'S BUILDERS AGAIN
DEFEAT RICHMOND COLTS
Most Desperately Fought Hattie Ever
Staged at iiorwitH Pnrk Is Won
by ShipbuiIdcrs.
Virginia League Results

yesterdays SCORES.
Newport Newn. y, Richmond, @.
NounOltc, ~ Portsmouth, u.
Petersburg, 81 Norfolk, D.
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Specia 80 The Times Dispatch1
Winchester Va, June 2-r,iro -,
unknown origin yesterday afternoon
ueStryoed the large hve-storv fam
building and nearly all the contcnts
OF The old Dominion Academy. al Re
s!,hSe, warren County causing about
$1,000 loss. partly insured ,rhn
united Brethren Church. several dormi-
tories and store then ignitcd. but
were saved. Principal H. L. steele
closed tho acadcmys most successful
year last week.
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Totals SO Q $40 Total. - sgB
Ron Tor Via 10 sixth.
ihAit1a Co., Al"ock . eighth.
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RES0LUTE is DEFEATED
IN PRELIMINARY RACE

Associated Press Ront off c;l.,co-.
JHhe -:-t NY Wireiess) .-NleNdndor : C.o,h
,th H2nitie defeated the stcr-eshoT yucbt
1851 te over a thirty mile course to-day
IN the hrst OF the preliminary races for
tmr secretion Of defender Of the Amer.
- -" cup she gave the Ecsolutc tim.
'li"Wnhcr oi more than tire. minutes bur
she Won hy many ,ninu;es
one crossed the line ht 5:2G:29 unocinI ti,ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03
DIVIDE DOUBLE

Brooklyn, June 2.-Rrook!yn broke
even with the Braves to-day, losing the
frst game OF u double header. 3 10 2,
in thirteen innings, and winning tho
second. 10 3,
RueIbach twirlcd the first contest.
allowing but eight hits for the entire
distance. The game was filed with
fast fielding and good pitching Boston
won in the thirteenth. when Mann
triplcd. and James, next up. singled
The second contest was also close
Brooklyn winning In the seventh.
(Continu4d on Ninth Percy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03
Pastor Resigns Charge.

Pulaski. Va, June Rev. George
V. Phelps has rendered his resignation
as pastor of the Christian Church here.
His resignation Is to take effect July
l. no has no definite plans as to TAX
ing up other pastoral work. and will
go to his farm near Jonesboro. Tenn.
MT. Phelps came to Pulaski two years
ago from Lynchburg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03
PIRATES ARE BLANKED
BY ROANOKE TIGERS
McClerry WINS In Poor Form md Sup-
port WINS Weni-Perrcct Field
Ing behind Hill.

Portsmouth. Va. June 2-iICCleary show
Ing UP In poor form this afternoon and
receiving the poorest Kind OF support Roam
oEc HAD little trouble In defeating tho
Portsmouth team by tho score OF to o
Not only was the game one. sided from
the score standpoint. hu, IL was wc!rdly ono
sidcd az contest, for Portsmouth not only
hcIded Ike schoolboys. but showed an alb
soutc deficiency In run getting. failing TO
cross tho plate. although registering a
double triple and seven singles. and reCciv-
lhE seven free passes to first Time after
time iiili was In holes where good iuiC
mcnt would have meant runs fiowoN - r.
he deserves credit Tor the work ana for
tho faul,iess support received. The score:
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nc Grnys and Battle Axe meet At Broad
,hr nrst real chance that Buck Hooker
WI, have had TO look over his proeEcs.
it""hti VIII use Whitfield and Burgtn and
tie'c Bailey VIII send Canapa or SANDER
son ana l'iguor against them
INC Federation League IL loo;.ins tor two
1"ol' Ie!"h.e umpir.s. Amy one who Is
qualified and wishins+ 20 secure "A position
at'"H'H call Edward iiotze. Jr.. Monroe -
~ compensation will be right
me Central League Will have team
on the field Saturday to take tho MACE
Of the Pcconut Crisp team. Frank Tim
mons VIII handle the team until arrange.
mcHts can be agreed upon.
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Richards Elected C,n,,I,

NiNTletOWu. Conn.
Richards 1915 of Honolulu. Hawaii ra a
oay elected captain Of the Wesleyan tennis
tr'hi Tor the coming wear Richards hold.
VI" tennis championship OF Hawaii and
ms tlaScd three years on the varsity for
a,"St year he and Bacon won the doubles
i ,ii.',ri"nShip az the LonGwood meet while
N"'S year ne was rUDupr-uD ,yiih po,,t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03
ATHLETICS WIN AND LOSE

Boston, Juno THE Athletics and
tho Red SoS in to-day's double header
each came off with victory. the Red
SoX winning t'e first. to ., and the
Athletics The second. TO .. In the sec
ond game the SoX rallied with energy
in the eighth inning, getting their only
two runs, hut the good streak was
finally snuncd out by II double play.
Three pinch hittcrs We're called out by
The Boston team in It's last effort to
win. The scores:
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Warrington at New York.
Pkilnaclphiu at Boaton.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland uI Chicago

New York. Juno 2.-Thrce runs In
the ninth gave the Senators to-day's
game. 3 to :. The battle was n see
saw throughout. Tho locals protested
ShanNs's winning run in tho ninth.
claiming that Griffith. who was coach
ing. had Violated the new rule by
stepping out Of the coachers box. The
protest went UNDECIDED Tho score:
New York WuShi,rto,,
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Pittsburgh.
Totals 81 71l1,2 Totals ..ao 3 5an

flttspur .......-...-.+.......o : U q o u
chicago ....................,....o . . -
Summary: Errcrs-McCnrthy. Gibson.
Sweeney. Corridor Lcf; on bases-Pitts-
huTgh; Y; Chicago 5. tiits-on Adams in
2-S innings. Two-bRsc hiis-PicrCe Kelly.
Carey Sweeney. Sale-, Archer. Three base
hits--i.each. Mitchell. Sacrifice hit-WaE-
stolen hRSe-Carey. Double p!ny-N!ox
to Wagner. Bases on halls-oW Pierce !:
OF Adams. J; of Cooper. l. Struck out-hy
Pierce c. by Adams. !. 10y Cooper. g Passed
and Emsll-
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ST. LOUIS NATIONALS BUY
COLUMBIA BALL PLAYER

Columbia. s C. June n-Alhnr, po,
second baseman OF the Colambin team Of
the south Atlantic League. has been pur-
chased by the 81. Louis National Le.rue
Club for delivery n; tho close OF The inr..I
season. according 10 announcement made
to-day by President Plat. Retzcl PLAYED
last season with tho Bristol Tenn, Appa!a.
chan League Club. Tho purchase price
WIS not stated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03
CARDINALS DEFEAT REDS

st. Louis. June 2.-Aftcr getting
away with n four-run lead the Cardi-
nails allowed the Reds to tie them in
the seventh. Two tlmely hits OF Bc'-
ton won for the locals. however. > to
4 Butler singled, reached second on
an inheld out. and scored on Hcck's
double. Davenport yielded four runs
in the first inning. Huggins and MaEce
walked. Jack Miller doubled. Wilson
singled AMI Ningo doubled. Tho score:
Cincinnati nnis
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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CUBS IN FOURTH PLACE

Chicago, June 2.-To-dav's to 3
victory over Pittsburgh landed the
Cubs in fourth place. Pierce pitched IA
nice game ana drove IN two runs.
Leach also drove in two. Adams was
battcd out IN the fourth inning. and
Cooper finished. He yielded two runs
in the sixth. The Pirates got their
regulation nNc hits again to-day. The
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Totals

go, G!ockson CD. Gray. Threc-base
hit--Snydcr. stolen bases-Smith.
Gray 90, Struck out--By Pooray, /
by Mullin, {: by FoXcn. 3 Bases or
ha(is-On Pooray. !; of Mullin. /: off
FoXen. .. iIits-On Pooray, 70 and .
runs in 30 times at bat in r innings
off Mullin, 3 and no runs IN II times
1T hat IN four innings Lief; on bases
Newport News, IA; Richmond H.
First base on cr-ors-Ncwport News
>; richmond. !. Passed halls-Gloch-
son. .. Wild pitch--Foxcn. Hit bv
pitched balls-BcrEcr Thy Poorav).
Gondoln (hy FoXcnD. Umpire-Lewis
Tinc OF cafnn--o %
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r cent-Fox, Grant.
Dnwson's Condition seriop..

Indiana polls. Ind. Juno 2-Joe Dowaon
who was injured when his car was wrrchsd
curing the beO-mile race nj the Speedway
last Saturday. sim IL In serious con-
dition az result OF Internal inJures
hospital physicians to-day said Dawson
has fghting chance to recover
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03

Greenwich. Conn. June Mrs NJ A.
Jackson. OF Cambridge. Mass. to-day won
tho women's Eastern golf championship on
The links OF the Greenwich Country club
Mrs. Jachson's total was l72 for thirty 4
ho!es. nine strokes better than Miss F. c.
OdEood. OF Boston who finished second,
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SECOND GAME.
philadrlphia.
Totals 50 - &c Totals N !,
'Batted for lineup In seventh.

Score by innings: n
Philadelphia ...................oo . o 900 o.
summary: Errors-Cravath. T. Burns.
Grant. Two,base hiis-Pasiscr,. G. Burns.
Three base hit-Doyle. I-;t on bRscs-Philn-
deiphia. :; New York .. Struck out--Oy
Jacobs. :. by Tcsrcnu. 4. nv Lineup. = by
Mottison. Double rlayS--MaEee (unu.-
sisted: Kilifer 10 Loberi: Doyle to Snod-
grass. Bases on hails-on Jacobs :: off
rcsreaU, . OF Tincup .: Wnd pitch
Jacobs Time. ::W. Empires. Eason and
Johnston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

~ Chattanooga: Isir., game c-no+t,ro,o
=, n'rininGhem second gnnlc-Chntrn,
~ NoniEomrrv, NIoutrou.rv G. ,.,o
Z. fEi"vsD iuniursl - '''''"'
~ M"mpAis; Merph's /; Mobile. r
81 NashNise: Nashville. ?: New orleans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03

Ashland after nara fight defeated the
reiuvenaied colleEinns yesterday at Broad
street Park. Treviliau pitched good bah
for ashland. striking out eight unen and
not giving q single i..ss. The Colic,;ians
an him safely ten times hat he kept hits
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03
lSf@OXHS SPORTS
Benz Would Adopt
Boy With Right
Kind of Arms

Chicago, june 2.--Joc Bcnz, pitch
err of the Chicago American Lcngur
club, looked over the children In
the municipal court today, seeking
To adopt "a buby.
IL nnnt IL good, sturdy boy, with
the right Kind of nrius," he anit.
The clerk OF the court pruuIinrd to
Hem was married this spring.
look out for boy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-03
TAYLOR DEFEATS CLEVELAND

Cleveland June The Browns made
2 clean sweep OF the series by winning
a recruit. pitched sensational bali hold
ing the locals hitlcas for eight innings
Lajoic was the only man TO reach INST
shot q line drive toward short. Wares
succeeded In Knocking II down. but IL
CONTINUED on Ninth Paae1
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Philadelphia, June 2.--The Giants md
Phlliies split even in to-day's double
Dill. the locals taking tho first, Q TO Q
ana the Giants the second. : TO o.
Cravath's two homcrs materially aided
the Phillies in the opening game In
the second Tesreau held tho locals snfo
at all stages, allowing but i've hits.
The scores.
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'"uSsians '--.'.........-.....1 . 0 o 0 o-S 10 >
summary; Three base hits-licRne stole,
nISes- Teiie Rose. Anthony. Grimes. Donblo
william. S; by Lever, t. BASE on b,i,.
D.! Lever. IIit 10y pitcher-Morap -,
~ o4ses-C onegians, Z; Ashland !. Umpir.
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SuinI"ary; Two base hits-Wh!ttcd Mr.
Clcary. Three base hits Whlttod DouhI.
plays-G"nlhv. linmmcil to Graham Sacrl
MACiearv p or ORlicn. /; off nm Iof,
on o"es-i'ori*mouth 70. Ronuotc : nil
~, pit.he" osi-Weich"- STRUCK our-hv
McCIcu';, |: by O'Brien !. hv I'm > 81,
hnt-1Eainst McCicnry %: agairst o. Rr,an
~ iiits-on McCi"ary n: on O'Rr,cn .
innings pitchcd-McCleRry iIS: O'Rrien
% Time of game. 1850 Umpire. Nor,
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FIRST GAME,
Now York. phiIadc,phia
Totals ...I S - i7 Total.
nRnttni fnr NIlrnnurd IN .nrnn

Battcd FOR Marquard IN seventh
4Bat.ed for FroInmc In ninth.
Score by innings: II
I.hhaaeEpnih ...................o 90 Q al -
-N.N iu' U y . 9 u %
summary: Errors Byrne. MaSee ca Grant
stock, MarGuard, Frommc. Hits-on Mar
Guard IN innings; or Frommc In -
innings. Two-base hits-Doyle. Stock NIaec.
Sacrifice hi;s-By-nc. q. Burns. Grant
stolen onse-Paskcrt Three-base hit
Burns Home runs--Cravnth 90. Len on
basss-Ph!lRdelph!a.2 .: New York, :. Struck
out-by OeSchge-. J: by Frorlme. : Double
ray-G. Burns to Stock. Bases on Sails-on
Ocschger, :: off Fromme. . Wild pitches
Eason and Johnston.
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IRRATIONAL LEAGUE

y. Buffalo: Bunnio. :: Toronto.
~ It"chcst"-: Rochester. :: Non.-enj
NJ jersey city; Jersey city. 3: Baltimore
at Prevalence; Providence. &; Newark.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AZ 81. Prul; st Paul. Il; Minucaro,,s :
At Columbus: Columbus, 3 lndianano,rs
~ Louisville: Louisvu,c o. c,l.v.,., =
Only games scheduled -
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Washington.

Score by innings: T.
Washington ...................o4 "a
';,;.iS as
MnlSSl, rcctinpansh 90. Firs, baac on
errors-W ashinrton. .. Ioft on hascs-Wnsh-
ington. &; New ork l. First base on balls
on Ayers /; on Engel. /; or Fisher. !; on
Cole struck out-by Ayers. .: by EnrcI
J; by Fisher. !. Homo run-Shanks Three.
hase hit--Mociicr. Two base hlts-AloeiIer
Shanks. Henry. Sacrifice hI;-Shnnks sac,
Mnisei. Cook. Double plny--Maiscl Trucs-
dale and Williams. PASSED bai-Nuna-
maker. Wild pitch Fisher. Hit by mitchell
haii-hy BoehlinE tCook>. Iii,s-off Hothl-
Ing. In inn!ngs: of Ayers. In i Innings;
OF Encel o IN lnninr: off Fisher in J
Innings: OF Cole. 3 IN ! "a innings; on
kcaiinr In i-S inning. Tins. o:i5. UNI
pires. lf!ldchrnnd rnd O'Louchlin
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Norfolk ........................o o 900 90
summary: Three base hits-LaVal stolen
bases 0.nNal 90. AGnew. Sacrifice hits
Agnew. Barnett. Base balis-on Gaston
,; or Richmond. 4. Left on bascs-Nor.
foik. :; Petersburg 3. Struck out-by Gas.
ton =: 10y hicE'nond. = Time OF game. 1915
umpircs. Clarke and Kelly.