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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
FOR sALE-srachincry..

LIETEES horsn-n - ,-.-.-,.
/enginc In good order. Also pipe
threading machine. L. Rose &, Co,
420 Brook Avenue.
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GOLD AND SILVER

WANTED to buy for ca sill, old gold and
q silver. 10. G.. Meyer Jewelry Company,
81 West Brond Street. 80
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FOR sALE-vehiclcs.

COMPLETE line OF auto bodies for
Ford c.. ready to put on chassis
LARGE assortment of wagons, business
Surveys. phnetons and runabouts
ONE newly painted grocery wagon.
ONE steel tired top buggy. newly paint
ed. and several runabouts.
REPAIRING and painting a speciality.
Prompt service: reasonable prices.
a. MEYERS SONS
2Sl East Cary Street
FOR sale, platform wagon, $50.
suitable for street hauling; plat :.
form top wagon, $50. for Ice and coal
delivery; I furniture wagon, laun-
dry wagon, light truck. farm
wAgon. $50: farm wagon. $50 sac us
az orce for bargains in vaiicIcs.
-homas, II. Duke & 90. sol Brook
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BYoIoLEs AND MOTORCYCLES.

BICYCLE tire sale Our $3.50 Red
studded tread tire can't be beat FOL
the money. See our line OF tires aat
bicycles before hnying. w. A. Dog.
Eett. Jr. -5o9 West Broad. ..-.-. y.
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Any RELIABLE man wanting work us
salesman, bookkeeper. Office man, me-
echauic or other work. see Virginia
E3uslhess Exchange, 31B North Second.
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[oO easy. pleasant coloring work at
home; good pay: no canSassing: no
Experience required. Illustrated par
kiculars free. Helping Hand Stores.
Dept. .S65, Chicago.
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WANTED. working houselseeper. Adj
dress. giving references. 43, care
Fines Dispatch.
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iELp wANTEp-aiale AMI Female.

animation soon. over 5000 appoint
lnents yearly. Prepare Mt hong. Write
oointent '"h Philaaolphfia f snsi nse coz a
ege. Civil Service Department. Phila-
EelDhtk. Pa
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OPEN Sunday for the Inspection OF
those who cannot see cars tl.(ring
the week.
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sc3 East Broad. near City Hall, Is thS
new home OF Bowdens Sample sRoe
store. Good shoes cheap for the whole
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positions are easy TO
/ get. My FREQ booklet y. 164 tells
how. Write to-day--now. Earl Hop
Iiins. Washington. ID: c.
government Jobs open to
men End women; sos to $50 month
Write for list Fra nklin Institute. Dept
E31-S. Rochester. y. y.
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IT'S CERTAINTY ALL RIGHT
Our window and housekeeping. stain
ing ana waxing floors, care of hard
wood doors and making dark floors
light our speciality. William johnson,
HandoIph 3lyD
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men and boys to work in
our nursery. W: Il. Hood & Co. Gin
Her Park.
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h Apply ready To go to work. North
EtichInon6 Terrace, Brooklnnd Park. ".
81. SteiKledcr & Son. MAdiAon 1926.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

which are money makers Mesner &
Wellstood, 307 North. Charles Street,
Baltimore, Md!
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BoARDERs WANTED.


FIRST class apartments. vapor heat.
private bath and exccllent cuisine
,nrnishsd 10 osrmansnt I'd TRANSIENT
Jones.s new and we'll equipped house.
200 Eas. Franklin Street. Beginning
September ! dinner served at 6!30.
S2i West Franklin Street. corner Of
Scharer. attractive rooms with tran
sient or permanent board Good board
and consideratc service. Steam heat;
liable boarders desircd. Mrs. Parker
Burbank.
ALCOVE front room. hot water heated:
modern conveniences: board 40
WcSt Grace.
fiRST-CLASS accommodations for per-
manent and transient guests ITO
East Franklin Street.
NICE accommodations for permanent
Grace.
WANTED. four gentlemen for extra
large trout room: latrobc heat: 81
week. II u. care Times Dispatch.
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five experienced men for
h Woodworking plant Virginia Busi-
ress Exchange, 316 North second.
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~. EsFs sS Sssssnssr s ss5s
1913 Ford delivery. $500.
,ai2 Ford. 2;passenger. s275,
1918 Maxwell 5-Dassenger. $3.50
1912 Buick, 4o-h. p.: 5-passenger. $3.50.
1914 Mhthori o. passenger: new ssTa.
1913 Overland roadster. $3.50
1914 Grant, 2-paasenger $2S5.
llai3 4Ssilsnd roadster. :iso.
-l3ll ,Reo. i-pasSengcr. 5000
loiiiZ overland. 4e-h. p, 5-passenger.
laiS studebaker. a-pessenger. 5000.
!3iS Everett Everett, 5-passenger. sI75.
1914 hSsisr. dem;;.. 5-passenger. $3.50.
1913 Chalmers. 36-h. p. 5.passenget.
lal2. -chaimere. as-h. D.; 5-passeng.r.
l.i3 Mathori roadster sa75.
ISL Chalmers, 5-passenger. viii ex-
1913 Buick roadsted VIII exchange
for clear lot.
1912 stoddard dayton. 5-p. 3s75..
WE buy sell and exchange. See us
Richmond.
1915 MsAW II s ss. S'''s' $3.50 Also
WE have . late models 5-paaserig err
touring ears in excellent paint aud
m me-, ,Gonditioh: also one Ford
abouts; unusual bargain to cash pur-
chaser. +. IL. Starhuck, or Leslie john
son. III West Broad.
WANTED. to exchange 5000 in good
open ACCOUNTS for automoble! Ad-
MAN WI ELI k;5 touring car excellent con
T Fiji 0 isos ' West es aons sao0 Ar
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which are money makers. Mesner &
Wellstood, 307 North Charles Street,
Baltimore. Md!
MONEY to loan--Stop paying rent We
lend, money to buy or build houses
or to. pay Off mortgages anywhere in
the Gnited states. Only per cent
annual interest. We give you = years
and & months TO repay loan at the rate
of So per month OH each $1,000 bor-
rowed. We VIII show you that il is
cheaper 10 own your own home than
to pay rent. Six months grace In case
Of adversely. Empire Mortgage Co
Wfite for'fIll particulars to NJ David
son, Special Agent. 1917 Mutual Build
Ing. Agents wanted.
MANUFACTURER wants State man
8 ayers to establish Office and manage.
salesKien; liberal pay. $500 to 800
necessary. you handle own money
Secretary, 4o6 Flsher Building, Chicago.
have money TO invest, with services.
i'll paying business. ii %. care Times
Dispatch.
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WANTED. mnni TO work a part or
all of my farm on shares for next
Fear, to furnish team, implements.
etc. r. S. Brydic. Tree. Va
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ExCHANGE--Real Estate.

WILL trade my Boulevard lots for i'm
proved property. Address j 62S, rare
Times Dispatch.
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MEDICAL.

THE Utah Wonder. DR.. Porters Utah
habit. Sure cure IL you FOLLOW direc-
lions. Will scnd by mall on receipt
OF so cents. DIR. y. Porter, p. o. Box
1919 Norfolk Vn
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AUTOMOBILE bodies made to order.
Richardsoh Brothers. Gl6 Brook Ave.
CASH

TOURING ear, excellent conditions Tor
sale ut a bargain. For details ad-
dress Box 23T, Richmond, Vn.
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SITUATION wANrED--N,ale

experienced dcuole entry
! boohkcepcr, tyDist. advertisement
writer and general ofiiGS man, "a years
bid, desires position January L. 1918.
Have held present position 8 years. Best
I,i rea sons for wanting TO change. Very
lest references. Address Credits. care
IrImeS Dispatch.
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FOR sALE-Business.

BAKERY. we'll established, new patent
oven, good location; good reason for
selling. Inquire II SO, care Tines
Dispatch, Richmond. Va.
FOR sale, one OF the best paving cor
ner grocery. notion and soda fountain
dispatch.
FOR sale, rooming house doing good
business, cheap TO quick buyer. III
80. care Timcs-Dispatch.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED, to purchase n drug store
small town preferred. Address |, 504
care Times. Dispatch.
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Roster Of Federation
League

Following Is the complete Iint of
players to date. and IL IL from this
list that the tenms will pick their
players for the opening games:
Richmond Light Infantry Biucs-
Lnnnr T3rcc, manager; Il. l..
IiniKhtly, J McRre. ID. T.. WOodson,
VI. j. Sweeney. II. ID. QuurIcs, Il. w.
Vaughn, j. -. Boh-n. j. j. iurke,
W. &. Blnkcy, T.. y. Dennis, G.. =.
VnnPeh. T.. y. Thornton. e. T.. word,
w. l.. GrHy. a. =. Lorraine. r.. o.
o'Kecfe. W. q. Davis. l.. G. Ru,keII.
&. {. Jones. II. koss, &. II. Walsh.
Kirk HroRddus.
First National Bank-J. 4. Amo-
hcrn, manager; II. ~. Au9ustine.
cnptnin; W. II. Gordon. W. e. VIM
cent. Jr, j. VI. Wheaton, G.. VI.
bridges. u. ID. PITT, D.. Z. Parsons.
j. VI. Miller, l.. g.. Miller, II. T..
BerISiey. Jr.. VI. II. BnIl. W. VI. Shell
ton, II. Armstrong, VI. j.. Conrad. A.
l.. Lncy. II. q. Parsons.
McGiII Catholic UnIon-A VAN
Buren,. manager; Alright, Murphy,
GcrrinE, Taylor. Sinnot. Mariconi.
4. Brand. l.. I.undrum. l.. nrnnd,
Francis. kcIIy, Mccain. Wonder
Ichr, Writer'S.
Highland Park A. C.-P. G. Hol-
lnday, manager; &. - Cross. as
sistant manager; J.. T.. Anderson,
captain; d. HOwlcs, ". Carter. u.
Cosby, w. Gregory. J. n. Gresh Ia m,
T.. Huffman. 7. Jackson, y. I<rnussc,
r.. u. Knox, W. PrOpst, T.. Qunraes,
W. Sanders, II. Tyson.
Barton heights A. C.-Dcnn Haw.
manager; ). II. strInRer, W. T..
RndS. VI. e.. Pitt. l.. W. StrinEer, =.
Shncklcford. q. Kuyk, q. T.. DnvI-
son. w. Is. Watson. III. y. Cook.
HRrkcr, &. Huibe, &. III. FIgner .Jr.,
n. II. Green, w. 4. White, II. Heck.
Nichmond IIowitxers- Rnwson,
manager; McCurdy, cnptnln; Plumb,
McFnTlanc, Lawrence. MetcnIf, Me-
Carfhy, Powell. A. Powell, Dugnn.
Ryan. Bailey. Clnry. GIL. Wnlbnuer,
McFHrlnue, r.; McCaTcrty.
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SPIDERS FURNISH BIG
SURPRISE TO TECHS
Y. ?. is Victorious March Stopped by Local Col
legians flanagan Pitches Star Game,
and Dobsons Demons Show
Wonderful Improvement

Frying OF the liI OF their homo sea-
son in q very iurciblc and encouraging
ldauucr. the Richmond College Spiders
took the strong aggregation OF bail
tosScrs FROM V. Y. |. into camp 10y the
score of 10 .. And il was some game.
from start TO finish. The Spider niue
TOOK the lead IN the first inning. and
were never headed thereafter. To say
That the result was a great surprise is
putting il in Il very mild form. for al
most every body lad come out with the
idea that the game MAS merely uucs-
tiOU ot NOW high In" Techs would roll
up tic score. i;ut from the very start
OF the ella IN il became evident to all
that tho spiders were there with tn"
stuff ana were ont to win. 'Hoss"
Flanagan was on Tho mound for the
local boys throughout, ana pitched :,
fine game He showed little trace Of
Hiidncss. only three men going to first
on free tickets. and he struck out niue
Of the Techs bat;crS. His work was
a source OF mich qualification 10 those
who are looking 10 him TO DO great
worll this season.
In all but two innings lie had com
rlctc control OF the situation. and sue
cecdcd in pulling out of several nasty
positions The game was jam full OF
snap and pepper. ana many thrilling
plays were pulled off. Powell. OF the
Techs. got two three baggcrs. and also
Robbins. of the spiders, connected for
three sacks. seudin. in Scales ahead OF
him. y feature OF tie game WAS a
spcctacul3r stab by Wicker Of a slash
ing drive 10y IeE,;c. that would have
been good FOR a home run had its
course not been stopped.
The real uoticca blc feature OF the
game was the consistent teamwork Of
the Spiders, which showed up all
through the game. Especially was the
sacrificing Of the local outrt in the
rfr,l,
q man got on base that some Spider
did not Immediately send him on a
sack or two with q timely sacrifice. and
then when the time came, they uncork-
CT some hits THAT completed tho work
Tie V T.. |. nine played 81 very fast
and pretty game. and put up very
crediinbic showing. They were some
what hampered owing to the fact that
their uniforms failed 10 arrive until af-
ter ; o'clock when the game should
have been started. or their two pitch
crs. the Spiders seemed to take n
great liking 10 the slants OF Connie"
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sTAND,Nt: OF TEAMS.
WHERE THEN PLAY TODAY.
Petersburg at RichnOnd.
Norfolk nj Portsmouth.
UonnoI>c at Newport News,

Petersburg, Va. April l7.--rhe fans
Or Petersburg turned out n-uasSc
this afternoon TO cheer the Coolers
on to their first victory over their old
time enemy tho Colts. The grand
stand and blcachers werc allied with
old familiar faces, and ropcs lad TO lie
stretched in the loss garden 10 keep
the crowd off the diamond.
learsot vas selected by Manager
Busch to 10 tho twirling for the Goob-
rrS. Manager Eyan'S selection was q
lcft-handcr Shipc b. name. The Colts
wcrc chccred when Newton, tho first
up, hit safely and went 10 second on
Jackets boot OF BcrEcr's slow ground
cr. Snyder sacrificed. and Newton and
Berger scored on GTay's single to left
Gray was out on hcldcrs choice.
when snyder Mas safe ut first and
Bunting ended the inning. Jacket to
Barnett
Keller. the iirst up for the Coolers,
flied to Gray. Laval Was given Il base
on balls, i;;:sch struck out, Craven and
Jacket were given their bases on balls.
With the bases full Daimrau hit to deep
centre, cleaning the bases and Eoin.
20 second. Barnett ended the inning
by flying out to Bunting.
In the second q base on balls and q,
two Dagger by Woerth scored run
for the Colts. In the thIrti = base on
balls. another wo-b;tgEcr by DamraI
and n triple by barnett added two runs
20 the Locals column. ana Manager
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Macon, who occupied the slab for the
first four innings. and then g;,vc WAY
to Eibb While tho latter did Il little
better, hc failed TO stem the onslaught
The tact that V. l.. |. has very recent
ly beaten all three OF the other teams
in the Eastern Intercollegiate League
-itampdcn- Sidney. Randolph Macon
and William and Mary-augucs we'll
for the chances OF the local contingent
However. IL mus; bc borne in mind
that the Spiders got most of the breaks
OF luck yesterday. and When they run
up against tho teams in Their own
league. they are apt 10 have the luck
break the other way
The result Of yesterdays game.
coupled with the way the spiders
handled themselves throughout the
contest. showed that they wcrc under
a master hand, and that Frank pobsu,
has already worked wonders with the
material he had. II looks as IL Coach
Dobson has inadc Il good start toward
his specially OF developing Something
out OF nothing" I'or tho Techs. Legse.
their big second baseman. was the
bright light. and did good work both
at the bat ana In the field. Score:
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shrg Wins from Colts BoehIng Pitches Two Hit Came
COOLERS FIND SHIPE
RATHER EASY PREY
His LeftHanded Slants Fail to Fool and Petersburg
Takes Game 6 to 5-Cots Field in Perfect
Style-Each Team Makes Seven Hits

liNan sent in Ramcy 10 take tho place
o. Shipc After this inning the Colts
settled down To ball pla wing. and the
Coolers we're only able To hit Itamcy
Tor three singles during the rest al
the game and made but one run
rho colts scored In tho NTH and
seventh inning. aud had the bases filled
IL the sixth, but tile best that Berger
tcuid 10 was TO strike out Gray and
Wocrth proved themselves to be hitter.
OF ability, while Damrau, with two
doubles and !, .ii."le, and Craven, with
tao singles. car!icd OF the battinl;
donors for thc Goobcrs.
The Colts played a beautiful field
ing game. and accepted everything, that
came their way. not AN error being
made by them. The score:
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VIRGINIA FINDS
\. N. |. EASY PREY
Cadets Defeated by Large Score.
Orange and Blue Inheld
Works Well.

Char!ottcsviile, Va, April l6.-ln a
( itce hitting contest, Virginia defeated
Virginia Military Institute to-day II
70 j. The Orange and Blue iniield nut
up superb article of ball Captain
NtH. I'aschall aud Sttckley accepting
TWENTY-FIVE chances between them wi in
one error. Ncff fairly ou,did himself.
grabbing flies near the left field foul
me ana IN short right field. Green
,cr,3 tripio rolling 10 the fence in decp
: LEFT field.
The Virginia team. thirteen strong.
lcft Tonight for Durham. 10 omen 3,
: Two gam series with University OF
North Carolina. The cadet nine left
inr baltimore TO meet Johns Iiopk ms.
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SWATFEST IS WON
BY A. & MS TEAM

Raleigh. \. C., April 17.-Agricultural
and Mechanical defeated the University
or West VirSinia oday in II swatfcst
by tn" score Of IL to l.. Winston. Of
Agricultural and Mechanical, made four
hiti out Of tx times up, including "a
homo run and q two-basc hit. ,'orrcli
also knocked II home run for tho Techs
Prai!. OF West Virginia, secured four
singles out OF four times at the bat
The scorc by innings: X. II. t.,
West Va ......1 90 . o - 6 l3 3
~. d III ......1 % o 4: "--ii 10 /
BATTERIES iIagan. ChcnnOwcrtii Bar-
ron and Fiddler: Lewis. Jaynes and
W inAton Home runs-A. * NJ. = (Win-
Sto!l ana torrclD. Three base hits--A
n Nj. g: NWhcclsr and GID. Two b:,se
lifts a. & ~ tWinstom, West Virgini,
i)llieJ. Left on bascs-- West Virginia
y. NJ. 10. Time Of game. t.J5. I'm
pre- Kaufman. Attendance, 500.
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baltimore. Md. April l1.--Despitc a
burning ninth inning finish, the Balti-
more Fcderals this afternoon went
down 10 defeat before Buffalo by a
score of to 3. over 1900 fans turned
out TO see the game. The frs; protest
OF the season has arisen. ana President
Gilmore VIII have 10 decide. In the
hith. with Downey, OF Buffalo on first
Bannin hit into tho right field bleach
erS FOR home run. As Baunin was
rounding third, Manager Schlany paitcc
him on the back. ana Umpire Manna:-
sau called the runner out. AS the ball
was out of play when il went into the
blcachcrs. II is believed SChlaiiy's pro-
test Will be sustained: Score:
II. H. T.
Euffalo .........3 0lOl00oO-4 s
Baltimore ......UOOO UOOl "a Q .
i'urroy. Schlitzcr. Ford ana Blair;
Wilhclm. Smith ana cllitsch
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Federation League

Where They Play.
M"1'h nIon w. IiowifIcrr, ut
Ice F"rh, o'clock. Umpire, Mr..
Groves.
IL. L.. J. DIur. vs.. EIrnt National
hnnh. nj byrd pnrk, { o'clock. I'm
pirc, :. VI. Turner.
H"rion Heights rs. Hiahinnd
ihFh' at Hnrton Heights. Umpire,
MIR. krnmrnr.
Times Saturday ApriI .5th.
Owing to the date Of the Fedora
lion h"inK placed on NIny 18Th. tho
baI games for that dntc will he
p'n'rd on Saturday. April nth, an
fOIlUusi
ho"iiH~r. vs.. itnrton Heights, mt
Highland Pnrk.
,ir1iII Union ~. niucS, at barton
Heights.
Firn' National vs.. Highland Pnrk,
at byrd Park.
Managers and players please note
fhin ehnnKo.
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alc-Harvard
Regatta Program

New iin,en. Conn. April 17-The
tnic-IinrNRrd crew rrgpttn agree
incnt Tonight shows TINT there viii
hc ut New IOndOn freshman four
"nrrd mile rncc upstream Tburshny
afternoon. june ~; ynrsIt, four
unrrd tN0-niiIe rBrr nj IU,.tU O'cIUcI,
fr'0n! morning, June 30, down
Htrcnin: freshman ~Ight-onr~d
fWo-iniic rucr at ~ o'clock down
.trenm nnd Nnrsit! eight-Onr~d
'"ur-miic racc upstream al lao
O'Clock.
NfIl'nm ~. Mcikirham, Of New
York CITY. hns been elected ma ref
cree. Lawrence sexton, Of Huston.
Tor tInr'nrh. mud Ott0 Hunnnrd, Of
New York Guy, for Vale. hove brrn
selected ms eligible committee. In
case either crow ir dtsnbird during
tho first half-mile of tho race 10 will
Ice atarfed over.
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TIMELY HITTING
BRINGS VICTORY
Newport News Takes Second
Game From Roanoke-Glock-
sons Catching Features.

Newport News. Va. Apri! 17.-Oppor-
tune hitting gave the Shiphuilders the
second game OF the series with Roa-
noke to-day, TO /. The batting OF
Walters and the catching OF Cilockson
were the features OF the game. The
locals settled the game in the hfth.
with three singles AN dtwo long sacri-
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Thirteen Ernmcs 10 Decide.

Kansas CITY. April l7.--kauSas CRY
Won thirteen inning gam" from the
Chicago Federal League club to-day,
! TO 3. Singles by licnniug, Chad
bourne and l<rnw orthy scored tn. " in
ming run. Score:
..OOo02ooo1 6ooo-a - !
Kan. City.0 oo.o0 OOOOUl--i ~ |
brennan, frcudcrgast ana Wilson
fleming ana Brown.
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Havoc Athlc,Ic Ciuh vi,.

nc IIdNot Athletic tUb won IT'S
second game OF the season by defeating
INC strong second team OF John Mar
Shaii llrh School Yesterday. Core
started the game for the Havoc Attn :
Lotto club. being opposcd 10y tie
'Mirhiy Fuller" Both pitched q
strong. consistent game. hut Core got
the better of tho fray. backed by his
teams crrorlcse PLAYING. Tho NraI
score sto"d to 4. in favor Of tho
Havoc outfit.
I'll" Havoc Athletic Club issics 4
challenge 10 any team averaging sig
teen Noar".
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Boston. April washington Eot
away with the big end of the series BY
taking to-dnEs game. ! to o. Both
Leonard and li"ehlinE pitched high
hits, on" Of the scratch order. Eut for
Speakers attempt |" catch a lily bah in
the ninth instead Of playing il safe, tho
game would have gone into extra in
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81. Louis, April l7.-I;lcvcri innings
were necessary TO decide the game be
tween the -. Louis I'cderals and In
dianapolis to-day. the locals winning
= 10 4. Score: X H. r.
indianapolis oOo13o00 100 9
St Louis. 20 COL l--5 II 3
Moseley and KaridaH; Willctt ana =! =
mon.
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COLLINS'S HOMER WINS

Chicago. Aprll is,--Collinss homo
run. after two were out in the ninth.
gave Chicago the game. to ., to-day.
making "a clean sweep OF the GoUr-ramo
series with Cleveland. i.Ijolc failcd 10
make a III; during the series Tie came
TO the plutc sixteen times Score:
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a>liinrton.
Totals p o . . !. Totals - = 10
'Br,tcd Tor rarrlsap iu rlr.;h
Slated Tor Leonard IN ninth.

Washington ..-.................G 0 10000 III
BIOS ton % 0 % . . % o 90
summary. Errors Hooper. lcrk.s. Scott
g. Two.hase hlt Morgan. Sacrifice hits
Mocncr. lio9per Double piay- aoch4ng 70
Morgan - Gandil. Fir-, bas- ~ haiis-Dft
Hnehlinr, .. OF Leonard /. struck out-By
bo.hlinS .: ~ Leonard. tmpircs Con-
noay ani Dinccn. Attendance. 3Jo
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Totals .......... - y "a i.
Stated FOR. I.nrut:ri In mimi,

Newport News. 030lO --7
Roanoke .............3 u o 5000. U-i
summary: stolen bases--alcCa abe,
C;ondolh. MeiNell. Irmscler. Hummcl.
Krepps to Gondolh to Carncs. Burke to
Iiummcl to Graham. Struck out-by
Gillian. Z: by Barnhart =. Bases on
balla-off Gillian, 3: off Iiarnhart. 3.
Left on bascs-Ncwport News. Z; Roa-
nokc, d. First base on errOrs--Ncw-
port News, | Roanoke. 4. Passed ball
--Glockson. Wild pitcil--Ciilliam. Hit
by pitched balls-lrmscher. burke. I'm
pires, McsSrs. NorCum and Tone. Time
Of game. 80. Attendance. 500.
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.!tuburr, Ala, April It'll. a game
I aturcl br hard hitting ~ the An
burn team. We local cpli"s ians .asils
defeated Tulane Jnivcr-ity here to-
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YANKEES CONTINUE WINNING

New York. april i7.-Erank Chancc'a
Yankees continue on the primrose path
to Il first division berth. To-day thcy
set the Athletics back another neg.
beating them 10 in the second gam"
Continued On Smith Pago)