davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-16
HONORS DIVIDED.
REPUBLICANS CARRY COUNTY
AND DEMOCRATS TRE
STATE.
CONGRESSMAN PETERS RE ELECTED BY
HANDSOME MAJoRrTY--sTATE SEN
ATE REPUBLICAN; HOUSE
DEMOCRATIC.

Honors were divided in the State cleo
ton Monday. The republicans carried
Hancock county and elected three con-
gressmen, while the democrats carried the
State and elected one congressman.
Latest returns indicate that the State
legislature will be very close, the republic
cans controlling the Senate by vote of II
to Ii, the democrats leading in the House
with 20 votes, while the republicans have
10 and the progressives and the vote in
one district is tied. In joint session this
would give the democrats SO, and the re-
publicans 81, progressives having and
in doubt.
Hancock county went republican by
pluralities varying from 100 to 400, elect
ing all county officers, two senators and
four of the seven representatives. The
progressive vote in Hancock county was
reduced from 1,00i last year in the special
election, to 643 this year for the head Of
the ticket. In Ellsworth the progressive
vote of last year was just about cut in two
"a for Lawrence last year to 43 for the
head OF the ticket this year, and only 50
for congressman. &. l.. Morang, the pro-
gressive candidate for representative, OF
course ran far ahead Of his ticket, receiv-
ing 80 votes in Ellsworth.
Mir. Curtis plurality for governor is
about $500.
Congressman Kinds, republican, in the
first district, received a plurality OF 600;
MeGillicuddy, democrat, in the second
district, $500; Peters, republican, in the
third district, about 1900; Guernsey, re-
publican. in fourth district, 1850.
The socialist and prohibition vote in
Hancock county were negligible quanti-
ties, and are not included in the tabu-
lated returns printed herewith.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-16
MARRIED..

BoYoE-CRossMAN-A Holden, Sept 8, by
Rev H Greenly, Mrs Blanch Boyce to
Thomas G Crossman. both Of Dedham.
ELLS-BILLINGS-AtB Ellsworth, Sept 10, by
Rev s Ross, Miss Lena NJ Ellis, of Surry, to
James Billings, Of Bluehill.
FULLERTON-CARLIS - At Surry, Sept
IL, by Julia Chatto, p, Mrs Celia Fuller
ton to Levi Carlisle, both of Surry.
INSTALLATIONS Ellsworth, Sept o,
by Rev Ross, Mrs Ethel = Haskell, OF
West Sullivan, to James NJ Walton, of
North Sullivan.
RoBERTS-ELLIS-At Bar Harbor, Sept 9,
by Rev James d O'Brien, Miss Mary Frances
Roberts to Edward Ellis, both of Bar Harbor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-16
ADVERTISEMENTS
RHEUMA ACTS QUICKLY

The first day you start to take Rheuma
the uric acid poison begins to dissolve and
leave the sore joints and muscles. Its
action is little less than magical. 80 cents
q bottle Of G. A. Parcher.
Judge Barhorst, OF Fort Loramie, Ohio,
says: 81 was cured OF very bad case OF
rheumatism, by using two bottles OF
Rheuma. Previous to that was Grip
pie, walking on crutches."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-16

The young lawyer didn't like the min
lister, and so he thought to corner him.
SNOW, DOCTOR" he asked, suppose the
parson and the devil should have law
suit, which party do you think would
winf" ''The devil unquestionably," re-
piled the minister. "Ahl" chuclsed the
young lawyer. "And will you tell me
why?" s'Because he would have all the
lawyers on his side."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-16
BORN.

CLEvELAND-At Deer Isle, Sept 8, to Mr.
and Mrs Guy L Cleveland, daughter. -
COLSON-At franklin, Sept 6, to Mr. and
Mrs Emery Colson, a son.
HIGGINS-At Lamoine, Sept l. te Mr. and
Mrs Higgins, son.
PEASE-At Brooklin, Sept 8, to Mr. and Mrs
H NJ Pease, daughter. Esther Elizabeth
YORK-At Bluehill, Sept 4, to Mr. and Mrs
Warren @ York, twin sons.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-16
DIED.

BEAL-At Bucksport, Sept 10, Eben N Beal,
aged AZ years.
BROWN - At North Sullivan, Sept 8, Mrs
Minnie Abel Brown, aged 26 years.
GRAY-At Orland, Sept %, Annie, widow Of
Abram E Gray, aged q years, IL months, IS
days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-16
IN ELLSWORTH.

The vote in Ellsworth is given in detail
by wards below:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
IIehc 10 Rcstore Racing.

Baton Rouge. La. May lo.-The fight
Tor the restoration OF racing In Louisi-
ana was begun here Tonight, when
Representative Reinhardt. Of New Or
leans, introduced a bill In the House
providing FOR the repeal OF the present
ant.racinS laws and the creation of Il
racing commission 10 havo general
supervision OF the sport,
The bill prohibits bookmak!ug. but
permits betting by the uso OF French
pooling devices. An amendment to
the original draft OF tho bill requires
II referendum vote in Orleans Parish
before racing is permitted at New or
leans. test of strength is expected
tomorrow, when tho bin comes up
Tor reference.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
TRAMPLE
PIRATES IN EIGHTH
Jump on McClcnry, Knocking In Seven
Runs-Portsmouth Rallies
In Ninth.

Newport News. Va. May 1S.-Coming
from behind a tive-run lead, the Ship
builders fell on McCleary in tho eighth
to-day for three singles ard two triples.
which, with TWO errors. two steals and
Il sacrifice flY, ncttcd them seven runs,
and the game at to g. The Pirates
came near tieinE il mp In tho ninth.
With tho score tied in the eighth,
McCabe triplcd 10 the right field fence.
driving over two runs. Davis fol-
lowed with triple In the same place.
and Walters singled To centre. Eleven
men went TO bat In the eighth. The
fielding and batting Of G2ndoin was tho
feature The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
Johnson, Ainsmith
and Milan Will
Jump to Federals

ChicnEO, Nny I0.-Pitchcr Walter
Johnson. Catcher Ainsmith nnd Out
fielder Clyde Milan, OF the Senator's,
three of the American Lcnguc's
greatest STARS. have put their names
10 nm agreement to sign with the
Pittsburgh Fcderals at the end OF
this season. according to to-dny's
Issue OF the Evening Post.
Washington, Mny 10.-CIarI< Grif-
nth, manager OF the Washington
Americans. said To-day he very much
douhicd the truth Of reports TINT
johnson. Milan and AinSmith hau
agreed to Sign Federal I.cnguc con-
trncts. The press dispatch from
Chicago. he snid, WINS the first Intt-
nation he Ind received Of my such
agreement.
Washington, May I9.-Walter
Johnson, the Washington American
pitcher; Catcher AinsmIfh and Out
fielder Milnn to-tluy rmphuticaiiy
denied TINT they had agreed tai sign
with the Pittsburgh Federal League.
club NJ the end of the present sen
son. All three declared they never
had hcnrd as such AZ proposition. md
authorized the statement TINT they
would not play with the Fcdernis
"untcr any circuInstnnccs."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
hansns City Mt HnItimore
~. Louis at HuffnIO.
Chicago at pittsburub
indianapolis mt Hrooklvu

Baltimore. Md. May 1e.-Balt.n,oro
took a second game from Kansas CITY
to-day. TO ?. Sugss kept tho vial
tors hits Acatterod after tho frs, In
hinSs. but Cullop was wild throughout
ny '''n'nEh: r II Y.
baltimore "a o0l0s.- 7 !
knnsas city "a 10000 o-3 IL 1
batteries: Suggs and Jacklitech:
Cullop and Easterly.
Dickson Getn Poor supDort.
Pittsburgh. Pa. Mny 1o.-Pitcher
brennan allowed PittsburK but three
NUS to-day. and Chicago won. to Q.
was given ragged support
score by innings: RHE.
Chicago .......olI0ooo O
PITTSBURGH 10000 0OOo-o q
Batteries: brennan and wnaon;
Dickson and Kerr.
BrookIyn Pitchers Iiit Hard.
Broohlyn. May Icy Falkenberg.
of III" indianapolis Foderals. toyed
With the Brooklyns here TO-DAY while
local pitchers hard. Indianapolis won.
- to g
Score by innings: X. II u
indianapolis .l2l35aool-l5 10 2
Brooklyn III ooool-2
Batteries: Falkcnberg and Warron:
Juui. Peters. CLANCY and Land. Wat
son.
Hitting Rally brings Victory.
Buffalo. May IA batting rally in
the NTH Inning won to-dav's game
from 81. Louls. IL TO 3. Every man on
the local team went 70 bat In the nth.
SIX singles. a two-baggcr and q triple
with wild throw by Willctt, ncttcd
Buffalo eight runs
Score by innings: n. II r
Buffalo .....l 00lsool Ill IA
81. Louis .....2 % O000o- 3
Batteries: Knapp and Blair: Brown,
W!llett Herbert and Hartley
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
NORFOLK SCORES TEN
RUNS IN TWO INNINGS
tonnoke Pitcher BATTERED UnmerriruIIy.
Tnrs Evening lip Games
for season.

Norfolk. May 19.-Scoring ten runs
In the seventh and eighth innings. Nor
iolk made IL two straight rom Roam
oke this afternoon, and evencd the sea-
sons games between the two clubs
The final score was IL To .. Marliie
held the Tigers to four hits. Two of
them came in the ninth inning, when
he eased up with the advantage of a
II to . lead.
Hin. Roanoke's southpaw star, was
wiid besides being hi freely. Five
of Norfolk's hits were for two bases
The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
Cnmpi Wins Fast Flight.

Philadelphia. May 1o.--Eddio Campi.
the speedy little boxer from California,
scored S!N-round victory over the
veteran, frankie Burns, OF Jersey
city in SIX fast rounds at the Olympic
Tonight before big crowd Campi
used lightning straight left Jab
which the veteran seemed unable to
block. This blow brought Eddie in n
winner. several times he beat a
'atto on the Jersey lads faco without
Il return.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
YALE NOW PREPARING
FOR TRIANGULAR RACE

New Haven. Conn. May l9.-Yalc to-
day began preparations for the tri-
dhG lar match with princeton and Cor
nell h% ordering the varsity over ten
miles OF padding. The second crow
because OF its race at the American
iicn!cE last Saturday, was rested. and
The TrEu!H"S rOWcd Unpaccd up lilo
ouinnipiack River undc: the coachin.,
OF fronch Armstrong and Guy Meals
10 changes were ordered in the var
SitS eight -Four changes were made
IN thc freshman eight. Atkin. Harri-
man. Gamble and Walker getting new
seats.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
BROWNS BLANK YANKEES

Now York, May l9-Thc St Louis
browns shut out the Yankees hcrc to-
day. the score being 3 to Q. Hamilton
pitched for the visitors and. in add-
ZION To several kinds Of curves had
lots of lucky breaks. 81 Louis scored
twice in the third inninE. Wares
singled. Agncw tripled, scoring Wares
and came in himself on Il passed bali
The other score came in the seventh.
Wares doubled and scored or Williams's
mum. Heating struck out eight men,
but the visitors hits were made at
timely moments. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
CUBS TRAMPLE PHILLIES

Chicago, May !e.-Aftor holding the
Cubs runless for six innings to-day.
Alexander weakened. and was nam
,nercd all ovoT the field IN tho seventh.
five runs coming !r. tie Cubs winning.
TO !. Bresnahnn started the rally
with double, ana Schultz. pinch lit
ting for Lavender. followed with q
triple Three more hits IN TIE round
put the game on ice Lavender al
lowed only two safeties In seven IN
nines, one, however. being Marco's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
THREE STRAIGHT FOR SOX

Boston. Mass, May 1o-Thc Red
Son made II three straight to-day by
defeating Detroit. to 4. Bcdiont
started To pitch against Dubuc and did
good work. but errors allowed the
Tigers TO overcome the lead the SoX
had established in the first Inning. and
in the seventh inning he retired.
Leonard. who took his place. shut out
the Tigers in the last three innings
In the meantime the Red SoX knocked
Duhuc out of the box and maintained
the lead To the end. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
STANDING OF TEAMS.
WIIERI. THEY PLAY TODAY
Bostuu ut Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at ~. Louis.
New York ut Cincinnati.
philadelphia ut Chicago.

Cincinnati. May l?.-Nathcwscn, Tho
ancient hoodco OF the Rods. stopped
their winning streak to-day. tho Giants
winning. TO .. The Giants gave tho
veteran brilliant support. Incidentally
Mathewson broke Il record when no
hit Bates. the first batter no has hit in
three years. Davenport. q Red recruit,
WAS Wild and Ineffective, giving eight
bases on balls. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
Totals
Score by innings.
Hamilton Wing fran, &C.,.

Cartersville. Va. May l9.-Thc Ham
ilton High School basketball team de-
featcd the girls team of tho Aryonia
High School Saturday by the score of
3 to 4. The game was holly contested
from start to finish. This Is tho second
game that the Hamilton High Scbool
girls have taken from the Arvonia
team
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20

. Old.h - q - 70 ''i-' s..F
-Batted for 1reian IN n!rth.
fBatte1 fo. fi;lifer IN ninth.
:Bstted FOR Lavender 81 seventh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
MAPS RUCKER is EASY

81. Loui, May i?-The CArdiy as
made 1t tn 'ec straight from trooil lyn
to-day. Nap RuclIcr, tho Dodgers star
twirler was easy for Huggims's men
and after being hit safely i've times
in the fourth for two runs and twice
In the hfth for another sally, retired
Dolan's all-around playing featured
He made four hits, scored three runs
and accepted eight chances at third
base
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
y. NJ. IL. A. NAins

Tho y. NJ. H. y. Midgets defeated
the Madison streets by the ovcrwhclm-
feature OF the game was the ALL
around playing Of tho Y. VI. H. 4.
Batteries: Y. VI. II. ~. Captain and
Skivich-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
PIRATES BEAT BOSTON

PIttsburs, May l9.-Thc Pirates beat
Boston to-day in long drawn out
battle. TO >. Pitts3urg took the lead
I'm the fourth BY scoring i've runs. but
the Braves tied II III In the seventh
The Pirates won ia the eighth after
TWO were gone. konctchy singled.
Kelly walked. With Rudolph rclicv-
ing In the box. Mitchell and Gibson
both hit safely. Cocvchafn bringing In
two runs. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
AlcoS Want Gnme

The Alcos would like to play n team
averaging not over eighteen years Sat
urday ut o'clock. This team has just
been organized and Is sure to make its
opponents play ball. For games cali
Monroe 3l45 or 3027-J. j. Brown, man
agcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at lhiindciuhin
ST. Louis at Ncw York
Detroit at BoS.On.
Cleveland ut Washington

washington, May i9-Thc Nationals
made ii five straight to-day by defeat
inE the Cleveland Maps in the third
same OF the series, 4 to - shaw
worked for the Nationals. and he had
the Maps beaten TO Il stands;ii al
though he was blessed with great sup
port IN tho field. Mitchell also pitched
good ball. errors OF the Nap inficlders
causing lot of trouble. Score:
pI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
WHITE SOX BLANK MACKMEN

philadelphia. May la.-C!cotte pitched
in wonderful form to-day. and Chicago
Shut ont Philadelphia 3 to o. Mcinnis,
VINO singled with one out in the eighth
inning, was the only home player TO
reach first base. only four balls wcro
knocked 10 Chicago outficldcrs. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Charleston: Charleston, /: Jack-
sonvillc. o.
AT savannah: Savannah. 10: Macon. O.
At Augusta: Augusta. ): Columbus. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
Philadelphia.
{ iiicnr"
To;a.a %, 81 ~! Totair IS o
'BatieG Tor Brcssler !n ninth.
-. 'oi.nF. right Gelc.
VI. Collins. second base.

.ErU't y lnn!nGs: II
philadelphia ....................0 O0V0o-p
ihiS- cchalk. Chase. Sacrifice hits-J. Col
JAMS, Node. Clcottc. stolen bases BLACK
burn. y. Collins. Left on hascS-PhiIadel-
mia = Chlcrgo. Z struck ou;-By shaw
Key. BY Cicottc. 8: by Brcss!er. 2. rirst
base On na0s-Of ShnwRey. J. of Brcsser.
!; H:s-On Shawkcy. 10 In 9 innings; or
i;'osatf. ! ia innings. Ump!rea. o i.ouEh-
In aud H!ldebrand. limo OF game, ! ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
lcyel;.u,
Washington.
Totals So 6 g . Totals ?
Score 10y innings

Washington ..................co oc2 90 ~
Summary: I:irofs.rmrncr, I9tole Jabu-
Ston. carisch. Mitchell Firs, base on errors
,Washnston. T. Loft on ses-Wa shington.
.. Cleveland, 8. First base on ba!ls-OG
shaw. .. OF Mitchell. .. of Bowman. !.
liits-On Mitchell. IN Innings; of Bow
man. in innings. First base "u hallS-Ofr
shaw. {; of Mitchell. .: of Bowman. l.
Struck out-Ey shaw. :; by Mitchell. 3; by
bowman /. Sacrifice h!ts-M clS-ide. Sha nSs.
stolen hascs-Miian t2), Gandil. Shanks. Nor
Ean. Henry. Graney Ce), jackson CO.. Double
piays-Shaw 20 Mcbride TO Gandi: Foster to
Morgan 10 Gandii: Wild p!tcli-Miich-ll I'm
rir"s. Dincen and Connolly. Time OF game.
.t.h.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Rochester: Rochester, .: Provi-
dencc. /.
AT Toronto: Toronto. 4; Newark, l.
At Buffalo: Euffalo. 4; Jersey City, 3
Ctcn innings).
No others scheduled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
Detroit.
'I:attcd fog Thomas in sixth.
tBattci Tor Eet!i"ut In sixth.
tBtttcd for Hall in ninth.

r"troi; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & q y o.
Boston ...............3 . ~ . =
summary: Errors puhuc 90. Scott te,.
Thomas. rwo-Nusc hits-I.ewis. Speaker.
stolen Nusrs-Ncoch ~, Moriarty ,.p First
base on hulls-pn pubuc !. Struck out ny
pubuc. !; 10y Leonard. !; 10y Bcdicn;. (. sac
rife" A!ts-Scott, knvauGurh. Eurus Douhlr
play bubuc To Burns - Morarty Eit by
pitchcr--By Leonard CKavtnuueh> Pass
cd buli-Stanace. Urpires, EEan ana Evans.
Attendance. S..of.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20

81. Louis.
Totals ...2e - - Totals ..3i 8 IS .
'Batiea for wagner IN ciEhth.
Scnrn Nv L-l.-r

Score 10y Innings: II
BrooiI! N Observation-Disclosures. q y % D ,
81. Louis .............O o . 20 . q
summary: E-rors-Doian. Wheat. smith
Q. Hilicr Two-lasc h:ts-pulan. Huygln-.
J M!llcT. Thrc"-hase hits-Suitn j Miller.
sacriiic" hts-Mageo 49,. Egau. StcnrcL
stolen base Beck. Wilson. Permit Iiupg!us
DGubort. poua.e piay>- Dolnr 80 IIuerlns 20
!. Miller. Ffst base or bals-om perr.tt. r:
off EuvEcr. 4. Of Warner, :. OF Schinut2 !!
Struck out ny Permit 4. ny Warmer. l.
iiits--OT Fucker. IN SIS innings. OF WIg.
ner' in $50 inniags Tins ~ game. l:i1.
EInpircs. k!eIu and Hart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
CAROLINA LEAGUE

como 10 tho aid OF their party.
Al Greensboro: Greensboro. /; Dur
ham. 6.
At Charlotte: Charlotte. &: Raleigh. 4.
Al Asheville: Asheville, 2; Winston
Salem. IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20

Boston.

-Batt"d Tor McQulilgn !u seventh
Pittsburgh Observation-Disclosures u 4. o o -
boston Observation-Disclosures . 40 . %
summary: Errors-Niox I2). Eonctchy ana
Eve:s rwo-base hlts-Marauyilel No:nc run
Mann. SncT!hCc ny-Mcpullau. stolen ba Sc
t--konetchy. Double play MHrauViir to
ENers. First base on balls or McQuillnn. (:
of CrUtcher. :; OIL CocrehHu . struck out
By Mctlui!l Ian, !; ny Harmon. I; 10y Crutchcr.
J. By Cocrehan. s. h!ts-Or McCuilian. In
innings; OF Crutohcr. IN innings; on
Cocrchan. In 3:-3 innings. Time OF game.
. 40 IMlItree. Drth AMl MN.ni
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
New NurL

.COfN INNINGS. T.
%ew York ........................oo 20 o - -
cincinnati ..........,....,......" u . . o o.
summary: Errors-Davenport. TWo-ba,.
hit Burns Gro!i. Mcrklc. rhrc--has- hit
ue-cog. Struck out-Ry Davenport. .: by
Metchwson, . Double plays-Aiarsans TO Me
hon; Ooyio to Merkie Mathcwson TO
Fletcher to Morkic. First base OH halls-Om
davenport $. stolen hnscs-Bcscher. Doyle
t!its-On Davenport, IN innings. III, hy
piichcr--By Mathewson. !. Sacrifice hits
snodgiass, Doyle. Time OF game, 1850. Inn
l!Tes hlglcr and Eusiic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
NATIONALS WIN FIFTH
CONSECUTIVE CONTEST
Cleveland Unable to Solve Shnv's
Elusive Curves at Any
Stage.
HELP WASHINGTON
ERRORS
Mitchell Allows hut Three Safcties,
but Boots by His Teammates Happen
Mt InoppOrtune Moments.
American League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Chicago. ~ Philadelphia. q.
Washington. &; Cleveland, =.
Hoston. OF Detroit. Z.
st. LOmfS, ~ New York, @.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
Totals ...........37 II ~ Il
'Eaticd rov Button in eighth
Hnrfsfitntlfl,

Portsmouth ... 100000 3-S
summary: Stolen bascs-McCabc,
Smith. Gondolh. Carnes. Boyd Sacri-
fee hits-Matthews. Foster. McClcary.
Tw"-hase hits Walters, McElveen.
Foster. BOYD. Thrce-basc hits-Mc-
Cnhc. Davis. Cook struck out-By
Emtton. .; by McCleary. 6 Bases on
bali$-Om Button, 3: of McClcary. 3.
iiits-om Paige. and runs IN times
1t bat in is inning: of Button. > and
runs in - times At bat in Ia in
ninEs; on i!arton. an6 5 runs in )
times at hat In inning. Left on bases
Newport News, s; Portsmouth. {.
First on crrors-Ncwport News. /;
Portsmouth, /. EMPIRES Mcssrs. Clark
ana Tone. Time or game two hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AT Mobile: Mobile. .; Atlanta, 0.
AZ MONTGOMERY: Montgomery. 13;
CHATTANOOGA, I.
At Birmingham: birmingham, .:
Memphis. 2.
At New Orleans: Now Orleans. O.:
Nashville. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
phflRdclDhia.
Chicago.

Alb Y II y AH = " = .
Iaske-t- e. ! Leach. e q
:.uderus. 10 o Il Good. go . %
J.pbcrt 81. Sa,o- H.. o % 70 n D.
Magoc. es.. YIN au 10 . q
cravath. :: 2 o . WN!o's. lf4 ! ? q
Becker. T.. 1Sween'y 90 o . .
Aiex'der. p I.avder. y. Q .
leed' ....... Chcnev. %. . . y
Devoret..... 9 schui.e...I / .
Total. =. ~ ] e2l,i To,a,. e, oll.i %
-Batted for 1reiAn IN n!nth
1Batted fo. Ki;lifer In ninth.
:Bstted for Lavender "a fevcath
score by innings: K
Philadelphia ....................oo 900 : c-.i
SUMMARY: Errors-crAVhth ltccher. I've.
Ian t2). Sacrifice hits-Snier. Z.m5ne~nL
stolen bascs-Good t2), BresnallGn ~. Hlts-
on Lavender. IN innings. Two-Dase h!t.-
I.ober:. Bresnnhan. Threc-bafe hit-schu.te.
Home r1,u--AIagee. First base on balls-Or
Lavender. 9: on Cheney. .: of Alexander. !.
E,ruck out-By Lavender. s: by Cheney
Alexander. 3. limo OF game. I..j. Umpire.
EaEon and QuiEieH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
It. Louis.

Totals 81 > 81 70 Totals ..a > So
III Williams. frs; has-
tEa-t"i Tor TrG"sdalr In ninth.
co. Williams. Right field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
SUCCESS GOOD PITCHING
TOO MUCH FOR KANFEDS
Nick Cullop wild Throughout, and
baltimore Tcrrapins IInvo
Easy Time.
BRENNAN BLANKS PITTSBURGH
Allows But Three HIIts-Cy Fnlkcnberr
IoSs with Hrooisiyn, Indianapolis
winning In Cnnter-BuTcds Win.
Federal League Results

yesterdays SCORES.
indihnnpolls. IL; brooklyn, 2.
ohicng". IL Pittsburgh, %.
nuffnio, III 81. Louis, 3.
HnitfIhOrc, q, Nunsus city. Z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-20
MATHEWSON PUTS STOP
TO REDS WINNING STREAK
Ancient Master Wins Game and Hits
First Batsman I'm Three
Years.
MARVELLOUS
SUPPORT
Cincinnati Recruit Proves Wild nnd
Ineffective. Giving Free TrapsPortn-
tion to Eight McGravites.
National League Results

Yesterdays SCORES.
Doston. o. PfttsburG, q.
Brooklyn. ~ st. Louis. @.
New York, ;; Cincinnati. ..
Philadelphia. /, Chicago, O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-21
MT. VERNON MUTTERINGS

News are always plentiful in
Mt. Yer.
Alma Click of here who left
for Europe and other parts, a
while back was marry'ed in Lon-
don, Eng, last week. The
groom is a foreigner and plays
the fiddle. Congrats al 4
groom.
Louise Dresser had a large
party on her porch Sat. eve. 1t
was De Wolf Hopper. Lemon
ade was enjoyed. Louise's roses
are something grand this sum-
mer. Thanks, Lou also for the
young onions.
The chicken thief who tryed
to steal our favorite hen, Schu-
mann-Heink, had best beware.
We have loaded the shotgun.
BLUEBELL.