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Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-04

The Indianapolis team has . Ton~ derfu collection Of batsmen The team batting average for 6S game9 vas I1oQ me PhI1lies are leading tho Na- tsonaI leazue with -S7o. and ths Afn- ietics lead the American league with .Dso-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-04

The Pittsburgh Federal nne-1n had an old-tfme Brooklyn flavor, win Bar ger pitching, Lewis at second basA Leun0x at third and Coolson m tne o4Itffeh
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-04
BssskIyr (N)
Cincinnati Victorious.

St. Louis, July -3-Cincinnati was more fortunate in placing hits than St. Louis and won the opening game of fine ball until the ninth, when he weakened and was relieved by Ames. Score;
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-04
tA)

Totals 42 3S 24
 tx) Batted tar flames tn 18th
 txxl Ban for Agnex in 18th.
 txxx) Batted for Breton in sth Tgo out when winning scored- st Louis QUO e-Oe 0 e-2 Chicago 70 2 OfO 0 0 0 l-5 Two bass hits. Fourniez. schalk Three oase hit nenik
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-04

vxalher Johusou's veddtng day y1c1 torv over the Athletes va4 the 4<s4 inc big pitcher has scored pSE tnA Aackmen this season
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-04
SPORTING HoTEs

Members of Che Kew Hyen ban c1rIb aSert thzx 1fnke 3&cCrrux1cRl knowledge o1 baseball E1vaAs nAx c9 any ofhr player tn tIe 9eaGua
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-04

when playing semi-pro ban tn t9rf He won his first game in the hterna< tionaI league and has been e .sueeess ever since
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-04
pevore Will Join Boston.

Boston, July 3-"Josh' Devore, forrferiy of the New York Giants will join the Boston Nationals as a result ia trade by which the Philadelphia Nationals, of which he is now a mem Der will receive John Martin, a third baSeman, In exchange. according to mn announcement by. Manager Sailing of Boston tonight. Martin played with the Rochester Internationals last sea- son. President Gaffney of the Bos- ton club announce dtonight that the following players have signad con- tracts for two or more seasons: Evers, Maranvfile. Schmidt, Gowdy, Rudolph, Jasna@ and Strand.
 in the four leading run-getters in the National league. Burns and Doyle head the list, with Cravath and Magee close behind the New Workers.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-04
Philadelphia (A)
New York (AD

txl BStted for P4eh in sth-
 scors hy :nniIaSs- New York .----.-..0 eose No PhHade4phfa ..-...-. Q c Fl Tgo kaso hits Sweeney.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-04

sarrifice. Murphy's out and MaisePs
 wild throw on Oldring's grounder. Shawkey held New York to three sca tfered hits Scnr-e-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-04
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X, Battsd for Doak in sth- xx) Ran for Cruise in sfh.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10

Mr. Beiasco has as the setting for
hts story country teemilg with
,roanance and tradition. Southern CAL
ifornia, In is4s. just 'ceded to this
country by Mexico. VS. a hotbed for the
landgrabber. Populous With the bet
ter element Of Spnniapds who had emil
grated to America when the cry of gold
was heard across the Atlantic, IT was
most fruitful territory for crooks of
this Xix.
Kinkaid. a scamp OF the biackest die.
IS the william of the story. Along with
others, he Is about 20 eonhscate the
property of Juanitas mother. Uncle
Sam learns Of his plot and hurries
land agent in the person Of Captain
Kearney, to the scene 10 take charge
and to undo the wrongs already done.
as we'll as TO prevent further wrong.
Juanita, the rose of the rancho"
meets the dashing captain. so unlike
the men she has known. and despite
the fact that she Is already bethrothed
to Don Louis, an indolent, satisfied,
though ardent wooer, falls In love with
the captain and he with her, But
Juanita's mother already suspicious of
any one from the States especially af-
ter experience with Kinkaid, will have
none of It, With the playwright's
license. Mr.. Belasco makes Captain
Kearney save the mothers home just
as II is about to pass into kinkaid's
hands, She 10 won over then and
there: Don Louis is sent about his
business and Juanita marries the man
of her choice. n is all very simple
in the telling, but there are many
stirring scenes and many opportuni-
ties for great acting
Miss Scott. as Juanita, will have
part Just to her suiting. She has al.
ready played the role and won a dis
tinct triumph as the half American.
half Spanish girl Mr. Warner very
naturally falls into the pleasing part
of Captain Kearney, while to Mr.. Bas-
sett Is given the viilianous Kinkaid
Mr.. Anders will have probably the
hest part ever assigned him, as Don
Louis, the half awake half asleep
Castil.ian.
Because OF the length Of the per-
Torrance. the curtain viii rise at night
ut $40 o'clock. A .umptuous produc-
ton has been furnished for Rose OF
the Rancho" and 1t should prove the
very biggest thing yet accomplished
by the Grayce Scott players
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10

guilty OF murder in Northern State,
visits the governor to plead, not for
the boys life but that he may be
shot instead Of hung. The boy had
shot n man who had spat upon the
picture OF Robert E. Lee From the
days OF his babyhood the lad had
been taught to honor the name and
memory of Robert Il. Lee as that of
tho greatest man the sun had ever
shone upon, ard to resent any opinion
to the contrary. The governor. Union
veteran. has taught his son much the
same respect fer the name of Abra-
ham Lincoln.
An aquatic act, Conroy and his diving
models. Will be a feature of interest,
Conroy is assisted by two most charm
ing girls. both beautiful and magni-
Recently developed
The feature which will be of para
mount interest to Richmond people
Will be the vaudeville debut of Those
Three Virginia Girls, Jessie Lansche
Savage, Isabel Simmons and Myrtle
Houston Huck. These young ladies
nave arranged repertoire of songs
consisting entirely of old time melo-
dies.
Ed. Corelli and Charles Gillette, who
style themselves The Odd Pair" show
as much brains in their comedy work
as they do control of muscle in their
acrobatic evolutions.
+ he only difference between Billy
McDermott and Nat Wills is the small
matter of a few hundred dollars in
salary. McDermott is fast attaining
popularity and an enviable reputa-
ton. which Wills has already earned.
Webb and Burns. two excellent sing
ing comedians. impersonating italian
characters, not only possess remarka-
BILE voices, but play a number of in
struments ia Il pleasing manner.
An acrobatc offering presented by
the Azard Brothers. and new Pathe
Weekly pictures. complete what prom
Uses to be an interesting and varied
program.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
THEATERS

Academy--Yiddish Players, in
The Smart Girl" Tuesday: Clara Jo-
81, in Within the Law" FRIDAY and
saturday. with Saturday matinee.
1rayce Scott Bijou--Sfack compa-
Hy. ia The Rose OF The Rancho" all
week.
heith's Lyrtc--Frank Keenan, in
Y indication" and other Keith flea
lures.
city Auditorinm--Noted singers
IND Metropolitan Opera House or
fhcstra, featuring "Wednesday clubs
fay festival. Monday and Tuesday
and Tuesday matinee
Little Theater--Higb class motion
pictures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
NsW thin the Laws

within the Law IL within life
every line of II TITS "a story Of ali
sorbinE interest cut out OF human
experience. wrote Harriet Stanton
Slatch, the great suffrage leader. after
witnessing 4 performance of Bayard
@eillers smashing drama OF modern
-onditions In New York life. which
'Iil be seen at the Academy on Fri
day and Saturday and Saturday mat
rec.
This is the play that ran for an
snltre year at the EitinEe theater I'm
Sew York. Il has been called "the
play the presidents 20 TO see" be
-auRe both Woodrow Wilson and Theo-
iore Roosevelt have not only enjoyed
he performance. but have written Of
u in highest praise TO the author.
T, was never more thrilled and In
ieresfed" declared the former while
ne redou btable TEDDY began his
etter Of appreciation with the words.
y want 70 thank YOU for your piav. -
Perhaps d great factor ia the success
~ within the Law Is the tilneiiness
r the topics with which II deals II
ellis the story Of a shop girl rIader-
said and underfed. who in untustly &C
used Of theft The evidence against
lef is so slight that her employers
nterventiQn might save her. But in
rider To make an example Of her, he
equests the Judge TO impose a heavy
entence upon her,
MARY Turner" after three years Of
prison life, determines 70 find her re-
renxe she becomes associated with
i gang Of crooks" and proceeds TO
arey upon society in AT ingenious and
successful fashion All her schemes
Cor getting money are carried on with
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
Keith S Lyric

A big event of the theatrical season
VIII be the appearance at Keith's Lyric
during the coming week of Frank Kee-
nan and his company in the dramatic
sketch. ''Nindication."
SO keenly does Mr.. Keenan, realize
the responsibility Of his duty to his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
Little Tl,eater.

Two films of unusual interest are
to I've presented at the Little Theater
this week in Hearts Adrift" and 30
an of Are" Daniel F'rohmau has
starred Mary Pickford in hearts
Adrift," and the production is said to
be excellent, while the five reel mo-
vie showing the life of Joan IL der
scribed as being classic in acting
aud production. 1t will he shown
Tuesday only, while Hearts Adrift"
Is announced for Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10

two years successful road tour Is not
known. but she didn't get here, And
now IL remains for the Grayce Scott
players to enact this charming tale
OF love and sunshine: cruelty and re-
venge. heart throbs and laughter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10

is her marriage to the son of the man
who sent her to prison You took
away my name and gave me mum
Der. and now ] have given up that mum
Der and I've got your name" she cries
out TO the employer when he learns
of her marriage,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
Academy
Bessie ThomesAefSkw

One OF the most interesting events
- take place IN this city will occur
-ssH = Friday night ~ re Arafen7v when
the famous Messie Thornashefsky Yfd-
dish company direct from New York
sats, will present a repertoire Of the
best musical plays Of the Jewish stage
including the great success, The Smart
Iirl." by Anshol Schorr This com
nany Is headed by the most popular
Souhrette Of the YidGish stage, Nine
Jessie Thorn ashefsky, who VIII he seen
n this city with an excellent and cap.
able cast OF players and singers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10
Grayce Scott Bijou

In Offering THE Rose Of the Rancho"
as this weeks attraction at the Grayce
scott Bitou, Manager Dewitt Newing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10

in the law and though 10 quote the
play she makes a monkey of the
police department" she manages To
evade arrest and even to laugh at the
authorities.
The climax IN her scheme OF revenge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10

public, that he invariably surrounds
himself with players of ability. MIR.
Willard Mack, the author. has written
a most tense and dramatic playlet.
The scheme of it is simple. An aged
Confederate, whose son has been found
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-10

lis giving Richmond audiences an OPP
portunity to witness for the first time
one of David BeIasco's greatest sue
cesses. Just why Frances Starr. who
headed her own company In the PLAY.
failed to reach Richmond during her
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-11
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bIeibt.
@iniae unpidtige gioutinegcibdfte
ionoen nod grlebigrne imo nuroen
Die Seren q. @. 8. &le6bert uno
Ghas. 6. pierle pom 8pritanb unb
nom 8erein Die Serren sIlbert
Stneibler unb Chris. Sdott gu ge.
iuhstommitteeu ernunut.
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fir fie imo feline bier ainber seiorgl
uno iie ale i'm april 1914 i'm Stif
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S0t.26 gegen Soiepb galungartner
elm.
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ant IG. gluguit 1914 an Der WecUfil,
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Dertlagt.
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