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Y.,esM.tm~n Lose 70 Tech.

Nnw HAVEN, March 1l.-Yales wrest-
ling team went down to defeat 10 to H.
tonight at the hands OF the Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology.
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P-uu Aiumus ys-ssvssus.

s,af Institute Alumni defeated the
,,,.. A' Pr1tt basketball ave on the home
I.n IN brooklyn last night. II To 20.
The game George Harmon. formerly
annual Training High School Was
wa captain Of nsxt seAsen'o eeaA
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
AIGlAIIfRE AIAANAc

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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HIGH WATER THIS DAY
sandyHs ,O" S Gov.rsr.nd 1918 S Hell o.s.. u y
Low WATER THIS DAY.
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Arrived-SATuRDAY March H.
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IS SAINT Anna. 1880 I. NJ. Friday. Palermo
SIS Le Coz. ii:so p. NJ. Friday. Gison. February
Sc woian a.3o p. NJ. Friday. Aieiers. March 70
S. Aldern.y. 10 4. n. 81. Lucia. March T.
IS Colon. $50 \. NJ, CristobsI. March T.
IS Industry, o.i5 4. NJ, st. Lucia, March T.
IS Alamo, Galveston. March Z.
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So Millinocket Stockton. March ~.
IS Princess Anne. Norfolk. March -.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
So Philadelphia. at Southampton.
IS koenig Albert. at Genoa.
$ Noordam al Rotterdam
SIS President Lincoln. At HAMBURG
SAuEDAoR NEW YORK.
S. Nicuw Amsterdam. from Rotterdam
Sc l.anland. from Antwerp.
s. la Tourainc, from Havre.
s. Barbarossa, from Bremen.
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The race for first place In the Southern
league is getting closer. Swndon Town
which lost a game during the week. fell
again to-day before Northampton. l to 0.
while the runner up, Crystal Palace, got a
point out Of It's game with Southampton
and Is only one point behind Swindon
The results.
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% walsh Tr,-. Ms Arm Asai..

s ANGELES, March I<.--venice white.
,,,. 'd the White Sox seconds In an un.
ws.'s'ng game here to-day, 10 to O. I'd
.. ssh has his nrst public tryout Of the
, M, working three innings. He didn't
WI. much on the bail and the Tigers were
S'e 70 score I runs on him.
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a.id-Hsubner Q. Houghton ., J. Beaver Q,
Woods, D. Beaver, Eaton, Allison, Westcott.
Goals from foui--Hpughton 10. winchester 4,
Eaton l. substi. utes--Eaton for Winchester.
ROY for Allison, Craig for Westcott. H.ns'ey
for Craig Referee--Tom Thorp. Columbia,
Umpirs-Lee, Columbia. Time OF halves
20 minutes.
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Darkness
In the Scottish league the leader. Celtic
easily vanquished Hearts. which recently
transferred the crack forward Dawson
The score was 3 to I. The results
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In the sscond division feature game
the meeting Of two London clubs. Wool
wich Arsenal defeated Fulhnm on the
formers ground at Highbury by to o.
making the victors prospects OF promotion
rosy, as Hull City, which has been press
ing them hard for second place. dropped
two points by losing to Stockport County
To The resulta
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rITUATIONs wANrET-rEMALE.

DRESSMAKING--Go uut by day or at
home. good. at r~modelling. Call write or
phone. +. BROWN ~ ". Esd ST Phone
1000 Plaza.
HOUSEWORKERS COLORED-Ssveral
neat girls experienced good references
thoroughly Investigated, want places; other
southern help furnished, LINCOLN INDUS
TRIAL EXCHANGE agency 3ii West
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1893.
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SITUATIONS wANTEr-MALE.

VERY COMPETENT translator from
German. Italian and Spanish into English or
French wishes before his arrival in New York
to communicate with Arms which might re-
quire his services Address + GUYOT 2C35
Esplanade Ave, Montreal Canada
CASHIER and experienced ONCE man. been
with downtown corporation Ave years: position
about to be discon tinued: ~ young American ",
What have Won tn of'cr' &, box ~ sun ONCE,
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Association League Standing
Unchanged, Game at Everton
Resulting i'm No Score.
ASTON VILLA SENSATIONAL
TrOunces Manchester United BY
Six Clear Goals on Ground
of Beaten Eleven.
Special Cable DespdfcA 10 Tsx srs,

LONDON. March 14.--In the hrst d.
vision OF the Association league the lead
ers. Blackburn Rovers. journeyed to-day
to Everton, where a scoreless game re-
suited but they hold their position at the
top. Aston villa caused n great sensation
by going to Manchester and severely beat
ing the United by six clear goals. The re-
suits:
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Goals from feld--Brentano a. Thistle. S;
Barnes, Meeteer Fischer. Slocum, a starreti.
.; Block Taylor. Goals from fous-Bren-
Iano. 4 starret,. 6; slocum. substi,utes-
Fitzsimmons for Brentsno. johnson for
Thistle. Roper for Barnes. for Ess,
Orange; stsrrett for Block. Heydt for
starrett, Mora for Taylor for Mon clair
Referee--Lewis Field. Newark. Umpire
DR. whay. Stuyvesant High school, Time
OF halves-20 minutes.
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Losr. rOVNp AND REWARDS.

AGO HEwARD-Lost on Friday evening
February 20. In or about the Vanderbilt
Hotel. a lady's vanity case, striped with dia-
monds emeralds and rubles; owners name
engraved on inside: back Of case IL gold: 1900
reward. no questions asked. Apply CASH
TER. vanderbilt Hotel
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Score-Quebec. 10, Wandcrers Goa >
smith g. Crawford 4. Malone ?, Hall Mum
merry, Prodgers. weslNick Roberts .. ny
land 3. q C,eEhorn, Kendall substitute
luebec-Marks prodgers, WsstWiCN, Wan.
derer.-Kendau. PrlCe, OGrldy, Russell
Referee-v. Russell, Nictorias, Montreal As
sistant referee-H. Lehman. New West.
minister, u. c. Coal umpires-F Ellison and
b, Clabby, Wanderers, New York. Timer--
W. ]. Croker. Wanderers New York Time
OF periods-20 minutes
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HELP wANrEn-rEwALE.

EARN from $3.50 to 1900 monthly introduc
ing new article. Every family Is Interested
Se.ls sight Representatives wanted IN
every county. Experience not necessary For
particulars write e. r AYCoCK. igS Douglas
Bidg los Angeles
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DIR. HARRY HEDGEPETH
TOO MUCH FOR COLTS
Former Petersburg Hurle Allows Richmond Only Four Hits
and Wins Game for Newport News Shipbuilders
BY to Score

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June L.
with the aid OF some good fielding.
Doctor Harry Hedgepeth. last season
with Petersburg, was able to cele-
brate his return to the Virginia
league this afternoon by shutting out
Manager Ray ayttff's-f heavy hitting
Richmond Colts. while his teamm ates
gathering in five runs on hard hitting
at the expense Of Tod" Sloan. The
big medical student allowed but four
hits, three Of which were of the scratch
variety, and despite seven bases on
balls, pitched splendidly in the pinches.
He was not In danger of being scored
on but twice.
In the second Newton got the first
of three bases on balls awarded him
and went to third on Raleys sacrifice
and the bag was left uncovered. Ber-
ger and Ryan both famed. In the
Attn Berger hit an easy one to Hedge
peth which caught the twirler off his
balance ard he WIS safe.
Giockson fumbled Ryau's bunt. later,
Glocksoa threw wild TO second trying
10 catch Berger Off and second and
third were occupied with none out
Berger died at the plate when Sloan
MI ArEuiitF 10 efoHHoti anu Ryan shared
a similar fate when Bunting hit to
Walters, Snyder died on a hard liner
to Gondold. The shipbni1ders scored
twice in the fourth. Smith tripled and
crossed on a passed ball. Gondolf
tripled and scored on Carnes' sacrifice
fly. In the NTH, with one out. Meixel
doubled and scored on Walters SINGLE
after Davis had famed. Walters stole
second and scored on Ryan's throw to
centerfield, In the sixth McCabe
tripled and scored on Gondolds third
hit.
The game was featured by the hit
ting of Smith and Gondolh and the
fielding of Walters, Gondolh, Carnes
and Newton
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ATHLETICS DIVIDE RUNS

BOSTON. June 1.-The Red Sox
shout the Senators, / to 0, this az
ternoon- Walter johnson was op-
posed by A. Rankin johnson. and
while the hits off each were equal IN
number, Walter lost his own battle
Tolson. a pitcher. was today signed
UP by the Red Sox, He formerly
played with the Roanoke, Va, State
league, club
Walter Johnson lost his own battle.
1t occurred during the fifth inning
After Gamer had been thrown out by
Foster, Cady punched a. single to
right. Rankin Johnson hunted. and
in an effort TO get Cady at second,
Walter hit the latter in the back A
single by Hooper brought Cady home
with the winning run
Score by innings: Fl. II. K.
Washington 100 600 o0o--o !
Boston -. -, 600 o10 o0'--1
Batteries w. Johnson and Will
Hams; A. Johnson and Cady. I'm
pires. Chill and Sheridan.
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Physician Is Ready.

would tighten UP and either strike
out the batter or force him to pop
Up an easy fly TO the infield. Only
three hits were secured by Petersburg,
two of these by Lester simmons, but
these. with a stolen base and two
sacrifices. earned two runs. In the
fourth inning Harry Damrau hit the
bail over deep center field fence for
home run, 1t was the longest hit
ever made on the local grounds.
Petersburg first two runs were
due 10 two bases on balls. simmons
single and Alexandet's error. In the
first and second innings Mumford
walked two, hit one and allowed one
single. and Laughhn threw all four
out trying to steal. Feature catches
were made by Busch and Steinbren-
ner The score.
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HEAVYUEIGHTS WILL
GRAPPLE FOR TITLE
DR. Roller the Wrestling Physician and Zbyszko Champion
Of Europe, Meet Tonight at Ball Park For
Worlds Championship.

demon and Will be In great shape to-
night
When time is called for the big
cham pionshlp match, local lovers OF
the mat game VIII see the greatest
wrestling event ever staged IN the
South. Most OF the local mat fans
are looking forward TO a long and
equally divided regarding the out
come. The seat sale has been Il
record breaking one and monster
crowd will greet the men when the
worlds championship battle starts.
Roller Is College Graduate.
Or. Roller was educated in the rub
lie schools Of Chicago and entered De
Paw university, where he was
graduated In 1898 During his college
track team and football team. playing
halfback himself At the close OF his
last year at college, he appeared at an
athletic meet In New York between
the New York Athletic club and the
Chicago Athletic association, and in
the meet broke two worlds records.
He took first IN the discus event,
breaking the worlds record. and In
the weight event he broke the world s
record and WAS beaten for first place
by John Flanagan, of New York. on
the latter's last throw.
In 1898 he enter the medical school
of the University Of Pennsylvania, and
while there played professional foot
ball, becoming the highest salaried
player in the country. He worked
his way through college in this way
and after his graduation took a two
years' postgraduate course in surgery
with an eminent surgeon OF Phila-
aelphia. In 1904 he began the prac-
tice of medicine and surgery in
Seattle, Wash, For two years he was
member of the faculty Of the State
university. leCturing on surgery
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cum gave the Portsmouth team, a raw
deal when he called a foul ball with
two men on the bases in the eighth
inning.
After the ~ame the crowd followed
the umpire off the field, throwing pop
bottles at his head. and but for the
interference of the police. trouble
would probably have resulted
MANAGER Tannehill pitched nearly
all of the game after Schartje had
heen batted out OF the hox in tho
first inning, CITY three hits were made
off him and he struck out seven men.
The score.
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COOLERS DISPLAY
REVERSED FORM

PETERSBURG, VA. June 1.-The
Petersburg team showed a complete
reversal OF form in the game with
Norfolk this afternoon and defeated
them, to 0. Markle, Norfolks star
pitcher, who had nine straight wins
to his credit, was opposed by Mum
ford. a youngster from Washington.
the latter being master of the situa-
ton throughout the entire game. On
three different occasions the visitors
managed to sft runner to third
base. but when they did Mumford
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CHR|STY MATHEWS0N
WINS FROM QUAKERS
ALTHOUGH OUTFIT BY PHILADEL-
PHIA, NEW YORK GIANTS
TAKE GAME.
BROOKLYN TAKES TWO
CINCINNATI REDS HIT THE BALL
HARD AT RIGHT TIMES AND
EASILY DEFEATED
ST. LOUIS.
BROOKLYN TAKES TWO

PHILADELPHIA. PA. June 1.-The
Giants disposed Of the Phillies today
IN q heavy hitting game by the score
of II to T. The Phillies outhit the
Giants by pounding Mathewson hard
and while they scored seven runs they
afforded Mayer such ragged support
that the New Workers had no trouble
In winning.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
New York .... els 1of 603--~-I1 ~ /
PHILADELPHIA -. 2i2 GOO bog rs 5
Batteries: Mathew son, Meyers and Nc
Lean; Mayer, Jacobs and Burns. I'm
nires--Eason and Johnson.
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Hontirs Are Divided

NEW YORK, June 1.-The New
Yorks lost thinning game to the
Athletics today. but went back at
them and heat them in the second
game of the double header. The
score was 8 to S in the extra inning
contest. and to In the second
game.
The abnormal wiidness shown by
Macks pitchers In the series which
closed today iGocuiated even that sea-
soned hattler, Chief Bender. in the
first game, After the Athletics had
jumped away To a fat lead the Chief
wahbled in the sixth inning and top
pied. He broke out with a fit of
poor control and was withdrawn.
Score by innings; R,'H. IT,
Phila ...22t 100 oto o02--s "a z
New York 600 EOS 200 oo1--s II l
Batteries: Bender, Bressler, Plang
and Schanf: Schulz, Cole. WARRIOR and
Gossett and Rogers Umpires. Hide
brand and O'Loughlin.
SECOND GAME
Score by innings r, II. f.
Phila. ...... 600 o10 o10--3 /
New York 900 oo4 o0'-4 3
L Batteries: Brown and Lapp Nc
Hale and Nunamaker. Umpires-
OLoughlin and Hildebrand.
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RrnakIYn Wins TwN.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The Brooklyn
Dodgers took both games on today s
program from the Boston Braves, the
first by the SCORE of Q to .. and the
second by 1 to ,. Better stick work
won both games.
Score by inningS r.. IT. f.
Boston .. 200 oeo eea-2 0
Brooklyn ....... OLE 2oi o0"-6 is
Batteries: Tyler. crutcher and Whal-
ing and Gowdy: Atehison and McCarty.
Second game
Score by innings Il II. L.
Boston ..-..-- ITO 600 00o-2 3 0
Brooklyn ....... 0oi COS COS ) /
Batteries; Hess. cochrehan and Cow
Nv; Allen and Miller. Cmpires-kiem
and Hart
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RIOT IN PORTSMOUTH
NARROWLY AVERTED

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
NORFOLK, VA, June 1.-The
Tigers took the first game Of the series
from the Pirates in Portsmouth this
afternoon by a 10 4 score. The
game came near ending in riot
when the fans thought Umpire Nor
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CHlFEDS EASY WINNERS

BROOKLYN, June l-Although
outhit. the Brooklyn team hit tho ball
timely today and easily won from the
Baltimore Terra pins 4 - J No time
during the game were the Brook -
ianders in danger Of losing the con
test
Score by innings: r H r.
Baltimore -. ol0 GOO cool 3 3
Brooklyn -, 0as oea 0ts~~4 IS /
Batteries; Conley ard Jacklitsch;
Seat0n and Land
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Wonen's Singles.
Wanted ON Csvfl Warrant.

N AT Governor Etuart's request, the
navy department has turned over to
the Norfolk civil authorities w. H.,
Matthews, who il wanted on charge
Of assault, Matthews must be turned
over to the navy department when
the civil authorities finish with him.
either after Acquittal or conviction
and serving his sentence
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Lose Seventh Straight.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The Pirates to-
day lost their seventh straight game
the Cubs beating them, to 3. in a
Joke contest. Three pitchers were tried
by Clarke, and Consasman was the only
one who displayed anything Cheney.
of tho Cubs had the Pirates at his
mercy until the ninth. when no eased
up
Score by innings: R-H. E.
ptttshurg 600 Gao nn3~-~3 9 ;
Chicago .-.... $50 100 e3.-7 s i
Batteries. oToole. kantlehner, Con-
selman and Gibson. Cheney and Archer.
Umpires-Quigley and Emslie.
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White Sox Defeated.

DETROIT, Tune i.-Petroit defeat
ed the Chicago White Sox this after
noon. after an overtime battle, each
team scoring run in the eleventh
inning, and the Tigers getting the ex-
ira counter in the thirteenth. making
the count, to 4.
Score by innings: r. Fl. r..
Chicago 600 600 600 01o OIL 10 /
Detroit 900 600 600 010 l---2 II
Batteries: Faher and Schalk Dauss
and Stanage. Umpires. Dineen and
Connolly
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Reds Down SaysfA.

ST. LOUIS. June The Cincinnati
Reds continued their winning streak.
and won todayts game with the Cardi-
mails by the score of TO 4, by good
and timely hitting,
Score by innings r. H f.
Cincinnati -.--. 04o oso 0oo--e 10 .
St Louis ........ oos 900 oIa--4 10 0
batteries: ftngfing, Douglas, Lear
and Clark. Robinson. Briener. Steele
and Wingo. Umpires-orth and BY
ron.
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Score by innings. n
Newport News. 0 0 221o b -
Richmond .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Summary. Two base hits---MeixeIl.
Snyder. Three base hits-Smith. COM
doln. MeCabe Stolen bases--ffondoln.
- Walters. Sacrifice hits--Carnes. 81:
SicCabe. MeixeIi, Ryan, Raley Doubfe
piays--Glouckson 70 Davis. Smith to
GondoIh, Struck out-By Hedgepeth.
2: by Sloan 6. Base on balls-Off
Hedgepeth, 7; off Sloan. l. Left on
bases--Newport News, 5 Richmond. i.
First on errors-Riehmond. /. Passed
ball-~Ryan. Wild pitch Hedgepeth
mpire-Lewis Time Of Eame--Two
hours. Attendance suU.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-02
CRACK PLAYERS :.
IN TENNIS TOURNEY
Opening Matches Held Yesterday Afternoon Country Club
of Virginia-Apparently Richmond's Hopes
For Honors Are Slim.

~cally every section of the United
States. including some Of the best rae
quet wielders In the country, the an
nuai Old Dominion tennis tournament
opened yesterday afternoon at )
o'clock on the courts Of the Country
Club Of Virginia
Fred G. Pollard. chairman OF the
committee on arrangements. had
placed everything In readiness. and
the opening day matches were the
best ever Witnessed at the annual
event The Country club courts,
which are considered the best in the
South. were in the best Of condition,
and 1t took the visitors only a few
minutes to become accustomed to
playing on them.
The most interesting matches of tht
opening day proved to be those be-
tween Misses Marie Wagner and NJ
Colston and Misses Glare cassi and
y. C3isten. Both the Misses Colston
were easy winners In their opening
matches bat both mat defeat in the
second ones All four of the partici-
pants fought hard. and the Misses
Coistpn were not eliminated until
hey had given their opponents a hard
fight
Apparently either Miss Wagner or
Miss Moore Will oppose Mrs sullivan
for the Hermitage challenge cup. Mrs.
Sullivan, who Is a resident Of this c3ty
u In good condition, and SAYS that
she expects to put up a nara hsn'
fer the honors.,
Although number OF the matches
In the mems singles proved interest
te4 "A ia rga number u experts arrived
IN Town last hiEhtt ana VIII iarhlsh
some excite mthf IN me events TO-DAY
because OF inc faft 'ha' some %
EAchmand nest tennis prayers are
either cut % town or out Of practice
klchmaHds chances Tor carrying on
any high honers are very slim some
of me most tofMaa4ht" @"hfSioeFS
were eliminated YESTERDAY
a number ef matches IN me WON"
ems stngles Will ee nlayed 'h i,,, Morn nsr,,,
'nS, while most ~ the men wil' oegih
this afternoon At oeloek'
Following = Hst p, the winners
MEMS singles.
A. NJ Kennedy deIeated = bohh'
Jr.. s~-4. 1e-s.
William r. HARRY 1f. aefea'eo
Thomas Atkinson II. I'D r. -
Lewis Blair won rom l. r faerson
by default
i~uSNaaS fsettte HthN"tSA $780, 80
Langhorne. IS, Il
j. r. Treanor defeated John GARY
SIS, IS
Francis Johnson defeated NJ l.
Abel. s~~-a. So
W'ylfe Grant defeated Carl F9em}hg
e-n 60
George L. Lewis defeated Wllliam
II, Sands. Ir., SIS, S-l.
John A. Coke defeated r. H.
Mauzy, So, 81
A. H. Allen won from Erkine hu-
ford by default
James Mullen defeated l., NJ Lee
e--l, 7--5.
Warner McCahe defeated James
Wheat. S--3. e..
Warner McCahe defeated William
Crump, s-I. s.
James Wheat defeated James Fat
ton by default.
Robert Pollard defeated Wilson
r. S*Kerr defeated Robert Jeffress.
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CLEVELAND, June 1.-The
Browns won today's game, 10 to 8.
The game was loosely played and was
featured by heavy smuggling on both
sides. Errors by the Maps and
Browns materially assisted in tho run
making.
Score by innings: r. Fl, e.
st. Louis :. 100 80 o32--10 3 2
Cleveland ....120 200 a00--5 10 s
Batteries: James. Hamilton and
Crossin and Agnew: Gregg. James.
Hagerman. Mitchell and Carisch and
O'Neill. Umpires. Evans and Egan.
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Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.

Games To-day.
Buffalo in Pittshurg
Baltimore IN Brooklyn,
Chicago an Kansas city
indianapolis tn s.. Louis
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Probably the simplest court livery
IN the world is that worn in the rayll
palaces OF Korea. The emperors SER
wants are all dressed in garments and
headgear OF red calico.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Buffalo. .; pittsburg. I.
Brooklyn, 4 Baltimore. !.
indianapolis, 3; st. Louis. 4.
Chicago. 10; Kansas City, :.
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Portsmouth.

A Russian is not Of age until he Is
twenty six years old. Until that time
at least four-fifth OF his earnings must
go to his parents.
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Standing Of Clubs,

Games To-day.
Boston In Brooklyn.
New York in Philadelphia
Pittshurg IN Chicago.
Cincinnati in St Louis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


GffneS esterttAy.
Boston. !: Washington. 0.
Philadelphia, 9, New York, S
twelve innings. first camel
New York, A: Philadelphia. (sec-
ond gamet.
Detroit >: Chicago, Thirteen in
nings)
st. Louis, 10; Cleveland. s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.

Chicago. Z; Pittsburg, 3,
New York. II: Philadelphia, Z:
Cincinnati 6: St. Louis, 4
Brooklyn. 6; Boston, first game).
Brooklyn. 4: Boston. (second
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-02
BufYaIo Wins Another.

PfTTSBGRG. June 1.-The Buffalo
Fedarais Defeated the Re,t-is friday
by a score OF , to in game featur-
ed by good pitching by Walter aud
Ford
Score by inninss: r.. II. f.
Buffalo 1890 zoe GOO 0ln--2 : /
Pittshnrg ...-. 600 0al n0e---I E 8
Batteries, Ford and Blair; Walker
and Berry,