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POULTRY

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PRODUCE
Kansas Citv Produce.


KANSAS CITY. Oct. 15.-Butter. eggs and
poultry, unchanged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01
COOLERS HOODOO BROKEN
IN DEFEAT OF BUILDERS
Second Ten-InuIng Game OF Series Is
Won by Bu>chmcn by same Score
on brcNiOu. Day

Petersburg. Va. June 30.-By en-
actly the same score. and in another
inning contest. Petersburg won
two straighis Of this series from New
port News this afternoon. This WAS
the frs, time this season that the
home team has accomplished this feat.
and. consequently. the fans have he =
come elated, and believe that the
hoodoo that has been following the
Gcobcfs has been driven away
Po"ray ana Richmond were in the
box tor their respective teams, and
both pitched III good form. Richmond
having the better of til. contest u,
The ninth inning. after Richmond had
been AT 70! - two hagger by Carncs
hhd irirl" by GlocN>ou, scoring
tarnes and tieine the game, he was
relieved bl Nick ethan, who only al
lowed the visitors one single hit In The
one aud wo-third innings he pitched
Mullen replaced Pooray in the ninth.
and easily retired Petersburg in that
mining In the tenth Busch the iirst
man up, hi Tor TWO bases, Chunk struck
out and Damrau Went, Walters to
thrneS. simmons ended the game by
h'itinS safely TO left centre, scorin =
Busch and the winning run
SiininonS's and C;,rncs'S hitting and
l'aurau : stop OF Natthews's groundcr
III IN" ninth, throwing out t;iockson
at tn" platc, were III" features rrh..
score.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01
LUKE M'LUKE WINNER OF
$5,125 CARL TON STAKES

New York. June Se-Luke NcLuke. con-
siiered OF the best seasons three-year-
Odds. won the Carlton Stakes at Aqueduct
track to-day in the good time of r:3S~i-5 for
the mile. John W. Schorr. the owner. reaps
sI.lS as result or the victory.
Stromhoi took the lead at the break. fol-
owed by Figinny and Charleston. with Luke
last. Stromboli maintained the pace to tho
stretch. when Luke hit his stride. and Bux-
ion whipped him Into the lead He came in
BY more than a length: Figinny was pock-
ettd early. and failed 10 extend himself
afterwards. An Idea of the early pace may
be had from tho fact that the FIRST half
covered In 80 SIS.
Saiad went to the front at the fur!ong
pole IN the FIRST event. and won easily. gall
Looping. Galner won remarkable race in
the second. coming from behind at the head
OF the stretch under application of ire whip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01
STANDING OF TEAMS.


Eighteen hits-six OF them right
hefty swats-spelled defeat for the Nor
folk Tars yesterday in the second OF
the series with the Colts on the home
lot Our boys were In fine fcttle. and
those batting eyes would be tho de-
SPAR of amy optician In need OF bust
ness Twelve singles. three doubles
and three triples resulted in harvest
OF eleven tallies, while the league
leaders. who garnercd six safeties,
were unable to cross the pan.
Tod Sloan was the gentleman to
humble the crew of the Mary Jams
From the minute he tocd the slab in
the opening frame. until Dolly Grey
pocketed high fly In the ninth. he was
the complete master OF the situation.
and with almost perfect support back
OF him. he had the Tars at his mercy.
Tod. however. cloutod the pellet twice
out of four trips, ana crossed tho plato
for one marker. showing that he did
not leave all OF the run-Hctting to hts
willing teammates.
The Colts took running start and
had two-run lead in the nrst two
Innings. with the exception Of the
fourth and seventh stanzas, they in
creased the distance. while with each
succeeding Inning the defense became
tighter and tighter and tho offense
stronger and stronger. One pitcher
was driven from the mound. and ONLY
because the others arc needed to stop
the frtsky ColtG to-day. was Hall per-
mitted TO continue heaving the pill.
Both teams nclded we'll, and only
two miscues were chalkcd up against
them. The errors were divided i'm
partially. and Stein is credited with one
and Keefe, the Colts new short with
the other. which. By tho way, is his
first failure in four games. during
which time he accepted thirty chances.
Hitting on the part OF the locals
tells the whole game. 1t started In
the first. and continued until the end
OF the eighth. Every man on the team
got two or more. except Woerth. who
failed TO connect safely. but banged
out several ones. which. with luck,
would have fattened his batting aver
age. Robe and ". Snyder were the
swatting fcnds OF tho dag, the for
mer getting three hits out OF four
trips. and the latter three hits out OF
ave chances. Berger. two safetics to
his credit. stretched one into n double,
and the other into a three sacker.
Rohc and Sloan reached the third cush-
Ion on long drives. and Gray and T.
Snyder went to the second station on
hits to the field.
In addition to fielding and batting.
the Colts showed clean heels on the
bases. and three sacks were stolen.
These were divided among VI. Snyder.
Bunting and Robe. Tenant of the
Tars. annexed one bag. while he led
his team with the willow. getting two
hits out of three times mt bat.
Richmond scored one In the first In
(Continued On Ninth PaOaS
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INJUNCTION is REFUSED
IN CATCHER KllLlFER'S CASE
United states Court of Appeals Affirms De-
risioD of District Court in That killifcr
MAY Play Ball.

United Stntc. Court of Appeals Afirns De-
rision of District Court in That Killifcr
May Play Ball.
Cincinnati O. June Si.-Ths United states
Circuit Court Of Appeal. here to-day az
tirned the decision Of United States District
Judge Sessions IN the case OF Catcher vii
liam II Kilnfer. Jr. Judge Sessions had re-
fused to grant injunction asked for BY
the Chicago Federal League club restrain
ing kili:er from playing with the Philadel-
phia National League club, and the case
had heen appealed.
rhe opinion OF the appellate court. rem
futile. follows:
We arc led to agree with the view nj
Judge Sessions that the compiainants suit
could not DC sustained under the maxim
he who comes into a court OF equity must
come with clean hands. and the application
Of this rule derives additional forco from
the reasons he stated and the authorities he
tho learned trial Judge abused his discretion
The order denying temporary inIunc-
tion Is affirmed with costs. and with direc-
ton to dismiss tho bill. unles. complainant
shows to tho satisfaction OF the trial judge
that under appropriate amsndment 10 their
at hnal hearings produce additional and
substantial evidence"
kiliter. who under reservation to
the Philadelphia Nationals, signed a Fed
Later lie went back TO the Phiiadelp hia
Nationals. The Chicago Federals then
sought an injunction restraining him from
playing with Philadelphia. but in a decision
rendered At Grand Rapids. Mich. April
10 last United states Judge Sessions denied
appeal No attorneys for either side were
present In court to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01
BOWLING
Ro,vscy Wins from Cosby.
Totnl pins. Rowsey. 1,147t Cosby,

Totni pins. Rowsey. 1.147, Cosby,
LIB.
Average; Rowsey. i,+.1; coshy. Ills.
Jake" Rowser won the city duck
pin championship from Luther Cosby
on the Palace Alleys last night in ten
of the prettiest played games OF tho
season. Rowseys margin was thirty
TWO pins for the ten games.
The match was played before = large
number Of spectators. and was neck
and neck until the final games. when
Rowsey nosed out the small lead. The
breaks went against Cosby. but neither
bowler missed many spares. Rowsey
started off at 1903 and finished with 10S.
His compctitor lead with 1o4 and closed
1T LOG The winners best was 1871.
against which Cosby tumbled 1871 OF
the small ma pies.
Rowsey, by taking the city champion
ship. let's himself i'm for many chal-
lenges. but he has gained consider
able experience and confidence by his
set-to with Cosby. he does not expect
much difficulty in defending his title.
The scores
Rowsey, first game, 100: second, III;
third. l37: fourth, 121: fifth. lis; sixth.
ito; tenth. los. Total: i,i47
third, loo: fourth. Ito; fifth. 103 sixth,
us; seventh, lis: eighth. 1871: ninth,
100: tenth, los. Total, Ills.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01
GOLF COMMITTEE MAKES
RULES FOR TOURNAMENT
FOnr Prizes offered IN Fourth of Juiy
Contest mt the Country Club of
nj

The Greens Committee Of the Country
Club of Virginia Is making elaborate
preparations for the Fourth of July
golf tournament. which Will nc held OIL
Saturday afternoon. The committee has
decided that the match Viii be played
under the rules OF tho United states
Coli Association. The medal plas. in
couples only, will be over an eighteen
hole course.
ON Saturday afternoon. July II. the
qualifying round for tho midsummer
golf tournament will be played. the
same rules governing the contest. The
contestants are going strong, and the
play for place Is expected TO be brill
liant.
In the Fourth Of July tournament
four prizes will be awarded as follows:
Low gross score, first low net score.
third low net score and seventh low net
score.
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ooeooooooI %

Continued on Ninth Page
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MAPS AND BROWNS SPLIT

Cleveland. tune 30 The Mans aud
INC 81 louis Browns divided to-day's
frSt, to 3 aud losing the sBond. 5 to o.
JreEEs effective pitching. coupled
With turner's great batting, won tho
opencr for the locals. Turner MAIDS
four hits. including double and :,
homer. the latter coming With two on
liagcrnali started in IL emulate
GrcGG's work In the second. but an
error hy Grancy in the first, paved tho
way for run. Basslcr's muff Of La
l"ieS throw in the third enabled tho
browns Ia score two more. Another
mur by GrancN "a The fourth let In two
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STANDING or TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York at Washington.
st. Louis Mt Cleveland
Boston at FhfIndclphin.
Chicago ut Detroit

Washington. June Gov ash.nEton
made IL two in row over the Yanka
to-day, winning on hits by Mcbride and
Ainsmth in tho eleventh inning. 20 |.
Heating and Aver: shouldcrcd the
pitching duties at the start. hut when
things hogan to look like extra in
nings, Johnson and Caldwell! "ere
rushed to the relief. Heating held the
Senators to three hits IN the eight in
ntugS he was Oh the mound, but his
wildncss led to his removal. Not 4 man
reached first OFT Johnson after he TOOK
UP pitching duties. with one on in The
ninth. Milan's catch Of Keating's hit
to deep centre was the tcldinS feature
Score:
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CONTINUED ON Ninth Page.
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FIRST GAME
Philadelphia.

Totals As 6it 1916 Totals. IS Is -
Ran Tor Becker IN thirteenth.
rBatted Cor Crutchc- in siNth.
fBatted FOR schmidt In thirteenth.
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iBa'tcd for Fooray II ninth,
tBowdcn out, hit by batted ball
Score by innings: r.
Newport News Oo0lloAl 0--3
Petersburg 002 o 0l 90 IA
summary: Two base hits-Simmons,
Agnew. Busch, Carnes. Three ba Sc
hifs--Laval. Glockson. MeiXcll Sacri-
lice hits-Pooray ca. Stolen bases
Busch. Chunk. Damrau, Simmons or,
Agncw, Gondolti. Smith. Meixoll
Double plays-Busch. Agnew and
Laughlin: Davis. Gondolf and Carnes:
Pooray 3; by Richmond. /; by Mullen,
|. Bases on balls--bv Pooray, s: Mul,
len, ]: Richmond. g. McKeithan, ].
Innings pitchcd---by Richmond, 8i-3:
by McKeithaI. 2-3; by Pooray, s: by
Mullen, l 2-S. Hits-of Richmond, &:
off Nick ethan, l; off Pooray, .; off Null
len. 3. Left on bases--Newport News.
.: Petersburg. s. Umpires. McTeague
and Noroum. limo OF game. 2:10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01
CARTER AND ORR WIN
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

Augusta Ga. Juno DE. V. Carter. Jr.,
and J. Is. Orr. Jr.. both of Atlanta. to-day
won the doubles championship In the South
ern States lawn tennis tournament here. do
feattng tho Waring brothers. OF Columbia,
s. Co. as. ro-day's match was n play Off
OF yesterdays tie. when each team won ono
GOT tho third being N-l7 tie.
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Newport News,
fBn,tcd for Pooray IN ninth.

Totals ..3S 3
Two out when winning
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STANDING OF TIE 11,AMs

New York, June So.-Thc Giants de-
featcd Brooklyn to-day, to /. tho re-
suit being due in no small degree to
Daltons errors in the outneld.
Ed Reulbach and Tesreau were both
in great form. and the battle which re-
suited was a pretty one. Reulbach lost
only because support was lacking at
critical moments. The Giants scored in
the fourth on mun by Dalton, and
grabbed two more i'll the nth. when
Dalton made his second error. Score:
Rrookfyn. NrN Ynrl.
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TIGERS DEFEAT PIRATES
IN ONE-SIDED CONTEST
Eird WINS In Excellent Form and Held
Portsmouth, Ia Ten Hits. While pirntc
TwirtcrS Were Hit Hard.

Portsmouth,. Va. juno 3"-ln wicrd
and one sided game to-day the Tigers
defeated the l'i!'areS IN the second
contest of the series by the score Of
. 10 !"
The story is easily told Ehrd was
in excellent condition and had the.
Portsmouth team III his mercy. Nc
Cleary and Muth were hit hard and
often, The score:
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EACH WON A GAME

Boston. June Gothic Graves and
Phillies divided a double header to-day,
the visitors taking the FIRST game, 4. TO 4
team won the second. To -. The lat =
ter contest WAS called at the end of
the visitors hair Of the eighth on ac-
count of darkness.
Tho Braves had "a fine chancc to tic
the first game hut with a man on third
and none out. Alexander who replaced
RiXey, struck out three men In sue
,.aSs WHO s,.nrn.
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At ooga-ChattanoOga Ia;
Atlanta, 4.
At Mcmphis-Mcmphis, o. Nashville.
10
at Mobile-Mobilc. /: New Orleans,
- tFirst game, seven innings, agree
inent)
At Mobile-Mobilc. .: New Orleans
I. Second game. seven innings. agree
nent)
At Observation-Disclosures 2;
montgomery, =.
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.....+..iS
Portsmouth.

SulnmarY: Two bAso hits--tioalby.
Tee. Whitfield, Ehrd. Moran. Home runs
-ENrd. Cook. stolen bascs-Boyd.
Graham 90. Cook t2). Double plays
McElveen TO Troy to Holland: Poh TO
Cioalby. Sacrifice hits--WllItted. Fob.
Cleary, l. off Aiuth and Ehrd. none.
Left on bases Roanoke. 8: Portsmouth.
Hit by pitched halls--by Muth.
struck out--by McClcary. =: 10y Muth.
|. by Ehrd. .. Passed balls--none. Wild
pitches-Muth. Time OF game. las.
Empires. Lewis and Clark. Hits-off
Treecc. none. men on. none out; off
McCleary, In innings; off AIuth s IN
i INNINGS: off Efird. ,.
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ATHLETICS LOSE ON ERRORS

Philadelphia. June 3o.-After tying
me score in the sixth inning the Attn
ictlcs We're guilty of some crude play
inS IN the seventh. when Walsh mis-
foul ny. These mistakes allowed Eos
ton To win the game Wyckotf pitched
a good game after Tho first inning
CarriSan WAS removed from the game
IN tic sixth for Kicking against tho dc
cisions on balls and strikes by Umpir6
O.l.omEhliM. Srnre:
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AZEVED0 TO MEET JOE
RIVERS FOR W0LGAST

Los Angeles Cal, June 3'.-Joc Azevedo
an Oakland lightweight. vas substituted to-
Gay for I'D WolHast In the twenty round
match with Joe Rivers. of Los Angeles. ar
ranged Tor July 4. WolGas:. while training
lesteliaN hsnke his arm.
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AMERICAN CREWS READY
FOR REGATTA AT HENLEY

Henley. June 0.-Henley is prepared for a
record royal regatta. which. beginning to-
morrow. will continue until July g. Inter
for the Grand Challenge cup. in which four
countriee-Unitcd States. Canada. Germany
and Hrest Britain--wii compete for tho
aquatic supremacy. never was SO Intense
4 crowd SURPRISING that OF 1872 when tho
King was a spectator IS looked FOR.
The American crews arc showing tine con-
dition. English experts consider tho Ifar-
yard oarsinen the most dangerous on tho
river and predict that Harvard and W1nni-
peg will come together in tho final for the
Grand Chaiieng. cup.
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CUBS HIT HARD AND WIN

Chicago. June 3o.--The Cubs strength
ened their position III second place by
defeating Cincinnati. = 10 to-dar. In
the seventh two fics nuffed by Tie out
ielders scored ono run for the locals
In the eighth they iii on Amcs for six
days, and WilbUr Good WAS fined s25
as A result OF Yesterdays fuss score:
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Tcner lake. Action.

Chicago. June 30. President Tener to-day
disciplined three players who part!cipat ed
in the disorder OF yesterdays Cincinnati
Chicago game here. Manager HerKoa and
Catcher Nullaney we're suspended for three
days. and Good. OF Chicago. was fined SIS.
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American Association

At OIlS--Indlana POLE, 9:
Cleveland. =.
AT Milwaukce-Milwau o: Min
neapoils, ..
Al Observation-Disclosures. g. Column
bus. :.
At Kansas City-kansas City-St
Paul, rain.
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Tiny Graham Sold
to Cincinnati Club

Roanoke. Sn., June 30.-Presidcnt
Elliott. of the Iocni Virginia League
club, announced this afternoon TINT
the RunnOkc club lind sold TO the
Cincinnati Nationals First Bnseman
Tiny" Graham. The price was not
stnted. hut it In Understood 10 have
been substnntinl. Graham Inns been
batting well over 400 for this nea-
son.
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South Atlnntir LenRuc.

At Aususta-Augusta, .; Savannah.
lumbus. o.
At Columbia-Columbia, ?: Albany.
y. Jncksonv,llc-Jac<s /:
Macon. :.
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Tomorrow night at $40 o'clock
Rowsey's Pets and Whit Whitman S
Athletics will meet on the Forest Hill
Alleys. Tho Pets will line up as fol-
lows: Alright. Hoover, Rowsey, Cosby
and Anderson. Athletics-W ade, Roder
WHITMAN, Real and McKane
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.ELEVEN-| INNING CONTEST
WON BY SENATORS, Z TO |
BY Taking Two Straights From Yhu-
KEGS, Washington Replaces St.
Louis i'll First Division.
DIR. AYERS STARTED GAME
johnson Relieved Him When Game
Entered Extra lnninys-St. Louis
and Cleveland Divide q Double.
Header-Tigers Defeat White Sox.
DIR. AYERS STARTED GAME
American League Results
1.EsTEaD.y,s sCours

iESTERDAY'S SCORES.
New York, l; Washington.
eleven fnninPs}.
st. Louis. q: Cleveland, FIRST
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ST. Louis. &: Cleveland. o tsccopd
Enmc).
HostOn. 81 Philadelphia. 2.
Chicago. II Detroit, s.
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To-. TH,o'., -; ',si Totals; - 81 Is

Nco'c tE innings; r.
Washington ..........-.. - . y n II
New York ~ q o d q y o.
summary; Errors-HartHcil. Williams. Lett
on bases Washington. p; New York. =. First
has" on halls--on Ayers i; an Heating. 6;
on Caldwell. / Innings pitchcd--b By Keat-
inI =: by Caldwell. Ia: by Ayers. y HIT.
on heating. 5 IN Ayers. :. Struck out
y Ayers. Z: hy Heating. .. by Caldwell. 1.
~ johnson. :. Two.b,se hits Mcbride 90.
Milan Sacrifice hit-PeckinpauEh. Sacri-
nee HieS- kcattnE, Milan. Stolen bases
'cckinraush. Shanks. Foster. Henry. Dnu-
bic piay--FoStcr L" Morgan ia smith. Time
~. ImnlrcS. I,Mil: ..ml Shc rlltM
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CARDINALS BEAT PIRATES

st Louis, June 30.--n the fastest
game OF the season the Cardinals bca I
the Pirates. to to-day 1t was q
pitchers battle throughout With Two
out in the seventh. Dolan walked, Cole.
man missed Mtllers easy foul. Dolan
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