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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
SHIPBUILDERS AND
TARS SPLIT EVEN
iiumphrics Driven From Mound I'm
Opened, white Cochran WINS
Wild. Forcing In Two Runs

NORFOLK. VA. August l5.-Norfolk
ana Newport News split even in to-
days bargain bill, Newport News win
nins the itrst by the iopsidcd score or
~ TO y, and Norfolk taking the second.
10 ], giving the Tars a break of three
out OF five in the series. In the opener
the Buildcrs hammered HUMPHREYS and
cochran for - hits, inclusive OF nvr
two-baEgers. while Munford had the
Iars nj his mercy.
inc aliens drove 1iumphries from the
Don In the NTH inning. after Hicy had
connected for seven hits and six runs.
cochran was wild and forced in two
runs by walking three men and hitting
another before the other two mon we're
put out. Munford was given brilliant
support while tho Tars defense wabblcd
~ critical stages.
The second game was n pitchers bat
tie between CASTOR and narton in
which the lattcr's support caved In to
an eight error extent. Tho hits were
evenly divided in tho second game.
though sacrifice flies by Alexander on
two occasions sent runners across the
plate. The scores
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SECOND GAM,

flanagan. who started To pitch for
me Aicos' after walking Orebaugh ana
eNiiilan' WAS replaced by Sanderson.
~" ~ .uin walked Anthony. Griner
s.HSieu TO centre. scoring Orebaugh
ifeNiilisn was out at third from Dow
aen 10 anderson Rose tripled 10 right.
scoring Anthony and Gruner.
Ashiahd's fourth run came in thc
i"iftn inning. Rose walked. and ven,
70 second on Mci;ae's sacrifice. and
on @eoeisons error. Thei- last
runt came IN the hfth An,horv 80
'aic on helder's choice and went 10
secono on Gruncr's single The hall
VERT through Dowden. and Anthony
me Alccs never scored until mo
eeVenlh' when Amos walked and went
~ 'h'Fn on Tinsiey's single TO left.
Tinsley stole second. Amos ana Pc.
ley scored on Sanderson's simon, a.
right The score.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
Psoriasis Cured by
a Famous Remedy
Most Troublesome Skin Disease is
Promptly Checked

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>. 5. $. exerts a dominating influence
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It's principal action IL to assist in that
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material from purified and quickened
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This process goes on every second
throughout the body. From the time
,nat >. ;. S. enters the blood 1t has trav-
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minutes. It's action is therefore very
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same CO. operative spirit.
s. 5. S. has been a marvel to over
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timely Illustrated descriptive treatise
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Get bottle Of s. S. S today OF any
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FOOTBALL PRACTICE
TO START SEPTEMBER IS
Coach Eicock VIII Have W. & l.. Eleven
on Field Preparing for Game
With Marshall toIIepe

LEN lNGTON. VA. August 15.-Tues-
uaN, September 10. is the date set for
Washington and Lees football repre-
sentatives TO begin work on Wilson
Field for this falls campaign under
the direction OF Coach Elcock, of DART :
mouth lie viii have eleven DAYS in
which 10 prepare the Generals for their
nrst game. which is with Marshall COL
!eee. of Huntington, w. V
Washington aud Lee never before ia s
met this West Virginia eleven, and the
scheduling Of the game came about
through the wish of Cy Young To have
ms old college represented on his new
colleges schedule. II is not known
whether the fleet half back will PLAY
against his former associates.
Marshall College also inaueurates its
season with tho game in Lexington on
september 26. The West NirGinians are
TINS year, rs last. coached by BOYD n.
Chambers. graduate OF Denison
Their leader, Everett Lawrence. is con-
sidered one OF the best defensive ends
ia West Virginia.
MARSHALL and Washington and Lee
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Big" Carter. as usual. led with the
stick.
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Raraca .............!S o o o Q o ] -
Norwood .............l 00l OIL o. 0--3
Summary: Left on bases-Baraca. &.
Norwood S. Two base hit--St. Clair.
Three base hit--IIarrison. Stolen
bases Norwood. .; Raraca. 3. Bases
on balls-oT St Clair, 6. FIits-off ST.
clair, in innings. off Harrison. none
in ) innings off Binford, Is in . in
ninvs. lit BY pitched ball--Hcuhi.
struck out-by ST. Clair. 4. by Har-
rison. 6 by Rinford 6. wild pitches
81 clair, .. Time OF game, two hours.
Umpire, Whitiock
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MISCELLANEOUS GAMES
rrcdcears Defeat Tip Tops.

The Tredegar team defeated the Tip
Tops, champions of the c. c. A. League,
yesterday In a hard, uphill fight by
the score Of to D. After the Tip
Tops had made four runs in the first
inning, Whitmore, the Tredegar regu-
lar pitcher. went to the mound and
twirled invincible ball. Williams hit
for a home run in the first inning with
two on. while Pace and Murdoch
batted we'll for the losers Pierce and
Douglas led with the stick for Trcde-
CARS. while Deoppe and Martin parked
the ball. The playing of tho Tredegar
inficld was OF first class order Score:
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Mac" Pitt, playing short for First
National Bank. is putting up rafting
good game.
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Totals
Portsmouth.

Portsmouth % q o % o OIL
Petersburg ......... % o. 3 600 IS
Summary: Two-base hits-Trov
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'.oS ,...'...........0 q 0 = o IS
Ashland ooInos ,no ),
summary: Two-bnse hits--S. Birbie
Ihree-base hit-1'isnor. Home runs
Anocrsoh, Ircvellian, stout Sacrifice
'hits--Amos Dowden. stolen bases
Nnthony, Doggctt Double plays-
pogGett, Gruner. Rose to Stout. Struck
out-by Pierce, :; by Blan,on, Z. Base
on balls-oh Pierce. =; Blantou. 2.
iii by pitcher-by Blanton. Tinsley.
WIG pitch-oy Pierce. Passed balls
ny Ilsnor. !. Innings pitched-hv
blanion. 4. by Shelton. 4 Hits-on
hianton. $: off Shelton. S. Left on
nsses--Alcos. 10: Ashland s. umpires.
sheiton and Poole. Scorer. Harry
ucker, Jr. Time OF game. ESQ
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EPWORTHS WIN REMNANT
IN THE UNION LEAGUE

By defeating the Virginia Shoe Co.
yesterday, the Epworths won the cham
pionship of the Union League.
The shoe club gave Epworth 4 hot
fight for this honor. having started out
by losing the first six games played and
then winning steadily until the last
game of the season. in which they tied
Epworth for first place. causing the
tie to he played off yesterday.
The clubs ended tho season fol-
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Masonic Boys Win Again.

The Masonic Home team defeated the
Guvenators in a poor game yesterday
by the score or II 10 ..
Score by innings: H. II. L.
Masonic Home lI43tOo1 o--lI Is 3
Guvcnators ..o3i 100 o. >
Batteries: Rayhorn and Dardcn
Oncsty and Cornell.
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GRAPPLERS READY
FOR REFEREES WORD

'Continued From First Paee)
can rest assured that there will he
10 fault To find with his work.
O'Connor has been refcrcing wres-
tlinI and boxing bouts for fifteen
years and Is One OF the most popular
men I'm tho game. Accompanying OCon-
nor will 10 Tommy Lowe, lightweight
cha mpionship boxer OF tho South.
The first bout Will start at sI5
o'clock Women arc invited 10 attend.
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stn y ding Of the Clubs.
bankers win In Ninth.

In fast and exciting game. tho First
National Bank defeated Barton Heights
Yesterday by tho score of 2 to - The
contest was nip and tunck all through
and tho Bankers did not win until the
ninth, when, with one down. Baldwin
iaccd out double and came home on
Davisons tumble at first.
The features were Nincents pitching
and spectacular catch of Shelton. The
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SECOND GAME.
Totala s. 5 e,.i Is Totai,. .7l Is Is a

'Gamn called a, end eighth hy agreement
score rs innings: II.
Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ; q o Is
BROOKLYN .-..........-...-.....,.2 o : 4-l3
summary: Errors Byrne. cravhih "a.
Dauocrt Egan 90. Lott on bsscs.-philadei-
paia, o. Brooklyn. 3. Base on hHlls OF TIM
cup. J. on Baungardncr, i nG pfcncr J.
struck out-by rincup, J.. hy rfcncr. =
InTce-baHc hlA-Tincup, Getz. Martin. Mynrr.
Two-bare hits-t;c,z. Eean. Wheat. McCarty.
Bockcr; Sacrifice hits -Daubert -. Stolen
hH~rs-EEan. raskcrt. Double plays Egan.
cut-haw and Dauhcrt; Getx. Cuthhnw ana
Eean. Passed bail Burns Time, l:u. um-
pirca. Lincoln and Byron.
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white So. Bent brownies.

In an interesting game at Hovev
Park, university campus. the White
son. colored team, defeated the
Brownies Baseball Club by the score
OF II 10 g. The features OF the game
were Goodalfs batting, the battery
work Of Buffers and Wrights, and the
daring baserunnng OF Sweeny, a new
player.
The White SoX challenge all Corners.
Address Andrew Moore, manager. 2Il3
Moore Street.
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Courtncy's pets WIN.

III one OF the prettiest games OF the
season Baraca. OF Courtney's Pets, de-
fcated Norwood Yesterday nj Lee Park
ny the score Of TO 3. The features of
the game were the pitching of Harri-
son and the fielding Of Tyler. in left.
Irving aud Scott played great ball
while Vaughan Lloyd caught a superb
game The score
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

First base OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, !: Brook
lyn. l. Bases on balis-on AlcSandcr. .: of
Ragon, q Struck out-by Alexander. 4. Icy
Ragou. 4. Three base hits-MYcrs 90. Two
base hits-kiiiifcr. Mage Dalton. McCariy.
Daubcrt. Sacrifice hits-Daubert f2l. stolen
bascs-Dauhcrt. Wheat. Double play--GctS TO
pauhort. Time. 1888. umpires, Byron and
Lincoln.
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Soldier noys WALTON Dencon..

The Blues won both ends OF double
header from the Second Baptsts in
easy style by the scores OF . to ., and
{ 10 ].
The first game was featured ny the
batting OF the Blues and the pitching
OF Bear In The second. which was a
pitchers battle between Brown md
Nass!e, the latter had the best OF IL
by a shade. az he allowed two hits.
struck out nine battcrs and never
walked a man. The score.
FIRST GAME.
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R. A. A. F. LEAGUE
Standing OF the CLUBS.
Where They PLAY Next sntur.Iay

Raraca VS.. Second Baptist 1.-TWO
eame). at Richmond College. I'm
pire Morgan.
Norwood vs.. Wesley. al Lee Park
Umpire. Fletcher
Blues vs.. Planters at lakewood. I'm
pirc. Grown
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OS AND ASHLAND DIVIDE DOUBI E-HEADER

both played Virginia Polytechnic In
stitutc last season. The West vir-
Collcgians, 46 to 0. while the Vir-
giniRns won. 81 TO o.
Washington and Lees first game
away from home Will he with George
town in Richmond on October II.
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McGlII Badly Benten.

Highland Park defeated McGin yes
terday. The exact score will never he
known. as toward the last runs cam.
piling in 80 fast for the Northsido
slugRers that the bewildered score
keeper got the willies and had to he
taken home. \ mathematician stand
ing by avorred that the score was IA tc
,. which is as near right as possible
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Montrose Ties Libby Hi.

The Montrosc and Libby IIill teams
played one Of the prettiest games OF
tho season yesterday, tho contest end
ing in Il TO tic in the sixth on ac-
count of darkness. Clark twirled q
pretty game and the fielding OF w
Clark WAS excellent
Score by innings: x, H. r.
MoHlTOSc % V " VI >
blDDv I'M - " " 0--1 .
Batteries: Clark and Fernandez;
Smith and Smith.
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"Un1IHhry. DonbIc pIays-Poh to Ora
nam. Left on bases-Richmond. ::
Roanoke. 3. Stolen bases-Newtou
Base on balls-off Macarthur /. Struck
out-by Macarthur. 3; by ToIson. 3.
me OF game. l:25. Umpire, Clark
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CoIored Tennis 10 pi.1

The lmperals. colored. will play the
Athletics ut the Athletic Park to-tnor-
row afternoon. and the independents
on the university grounds on Tuesday
afternoon. These games promise 10 be
interesting and viii doubtless attract
large crowds.
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NOrfOik,
Totals .......3l 3 81 ~
Score by innings:

Newport News. .....2 o3o3I 90
Norfolk ..... o % q q q q n q n n
summary; Stolen hases-Stewart.
Chunk. Clrich. Sacrifice hit-Clunll.
ShcFlhce hies-Spratt and Copeland.
wo-base hits-Smith co. Walters 90.
Chunk. iirs--on IIumphrics. T. Rase
on baiis-on Munford. , Cieveland.
Hopkins and pressly): off Humphries.
! tSpratD: off Cochran. 3 tWaitcrs.
carnes and Mnnford). Hit by pitcher
Copeland and Chunk Thy cochran). Wild
pitch-Mu Passed halls-Ulrich.
Lett on bases-Newport News. II: Nor
folk :. Time OF game. . hours. I'm.
rires, Henderson and Franklin.
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SPORTS

summary: Stolen bascs--Stcin.
Cleveland. Thrasher. Hopkins. Clock
son. Sacrifice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sacri-
flee hy-AlcNander (2). Two-basc hits
--McixcI. Double plays-Carnes to
Gondolh to Carncs; Thrasher to stein.
Stfuck out-oy Barton. ]; by Gaston.
4. Base on balls-off barton. dion
kins. y; on Castor. . tClunk and
Glockson). Left OIL bases-Newport
News, .; Norfolk. T. Time of game,
l:c5. ump:res. Franklin and Hendcr-
snU
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Planter. Down Wesley Bows.

The Planters National Bank team
walloped the Wesley team by the score
of l6 TO yesterday.
Score by innings: r. H. r
Wesley % % 900 -s 4
Planters ......0 Of 2O--l6 IL .
Batteries: Clarke and Petite; Brown
and Blankenship.
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FEDERATION LEAGUE

First National Bank. 3; Barton
Heights, ..
Highland Park, II: McGili. ..
Blues llowitzers. postponed
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Fedcratfon Joftinu.,

All the managers of this league are
requested TO attend an important NEE :
ing 10 be held Wednesday afternoon at
the Blues Armory, at $40 o'clock
Mac" Pitt. playing short for First
National Bank. is putting up a rafting
good game.
Though Manager Holiday has been
out of town, his team was not daunt-
ed yesterday. for they literally swamp
ed their cellar rivals.
big" Carter usual. led with the
stick.
The managers OF Barton Heights and
First National Bank were both in the
game yesterday.
Sheep" Haw essayed to play second
and did so in fine style, while Dutch"
Amrhein was the hero of two sensa-
tional catches in right garden.
McGtii and Highland Park arc hav-
ing merry little war all of their own
over cellar position.
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Standards Win Game.

The Standard Paper Company team
defeated the BROAD Rocks in an cxcit-
ing game yesterday by the score of Z
TO ,.
Score ny innings; r. II. T..
Standards ......0l 90 n0Ol-3 . .
Broad Rock ....e l 0 o o 30 O. =
batteries: Blunt and Vest; Thorp,
Rau and Parsons.
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summary: -TWO-Gnsc hits--MCCTcary.
Richmond Laval Three base hits
Whitfield. stolen bascs-Barnctt. Busch,
Laval. Strauss. Double plays--Dam-
rau and Barnett: McElvecn. Troy and
Hurley. Sacrifice hits--Strauss. llur-
icy. Troy. Johnson. Boyd. .. Base on
balls-McKcithan. /; Richmond. 3;
Johnson. .. Left on bascs-Pctcrs-
burg, II; Portsmouth,. .. Ilits-on
Richmond, and . runs In innings:
OFT McKcithan. and | run IN 3 inn
ihGs. struck out-Richmond. .: John
son. I. Passed balls--Eudgins, Time
OF game. hours. Umpire, Norcum
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Barnett. Laughlin. Laval. Acncw.
Three base hits-Damrau. Stolen bases
Strauss. Double plays-Agnew and
Barnett; Boyd, Mcllvccn and Troy:
Rice, Busch. Barnett. Base OF balls
off Rice, .; McCleary, .. Left on bases
Petersburg, ); Portsmouth, t. Struck
out-Ricc. 3: McC1eary. I. Passed
balls-Laughlin. Time OF game, 1910
Umpire. Norcum.
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Creue Defeats Hnmpd-n.sidn,

CREW, VA. August l5.-Crewc de
fsated Hampden Sidney to-day h. the
score OF TO 2. The feature was Esrrl-'s
triple with three men on bases. and the
pitching Of Jones
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Second lSnptist.

Blucs ............l5 o0o0a. -
Second Baptist ......00 o. 0 o o o o %
Summary: Three-base hits-Sterrctt.
Struck out-hy Bear, I2: by Gentry, ..
Base on halls--by Bear. ,: by Gentry. 4.
Hit by pitcher-HuEhes t2). Stcrrctt.
Umpire, Splitter.
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Totals 80 : S .;
First National bank.

Barton Heights ......l o o 10 %
First National Bank % % oOoc0 01--3
Summary: Double plays-Haw to
Dawson Left on bases-Rarton
Heights, !: First National Bank. II.
Two base hit-Baldwn. Three base
hit-Davison. Pitchers summary: Base
on balls-Off Vincent, 3. Struck out
BY Vincent, 10: by Tigner, s. Time OF
game, 80. Umpire, Zurich.
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i<ingnn~ win from Ryan. Smith & Co.

In slow game the Iiincan team de
fcated the champions OF the Commercial
league AT Eyrd Park yesterday by
the score OF III to =. The feature OF
the game was the heavy hitting of
Sale, Monroe and Southwark, for King
an Sale drove one to deep left for
home run. Suttcrlin made Il nice
catch in centre field. In the last two
weeks the kinGan team has defeated
the champions Of two leagues In Class
leagues this team has had great
success IN winning games hut lost
the championship by one run bv play
inS the Bnrk team ono game with three
regular players out of tho games The
score.
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HIGHLANDERS WIN FROM
JUNIORS IN HARD GAME

Lee Council. J. O. L. A. NJ. team was
defeated by the Highland Springs boys
by the score of 10 ., in a game full
OF close plays and splendid fielding by
both teams. The main features of the
game were the splendid pitching Of
Beadlcs. for Highland Springs. and the
batting of the team behind him. Bed
ford getting four hits out of four
times up-three singles and a triple.
Wharton. of Lee Council. succeeded in
connecting for three hits-two single
and n double.
Score by innings: r. f. T.
Highland Springs
010221 1905 lo 4
Lee Council 100 0 90 oOo--2 :
Batteries: Highland SprinGs-Rcad-
les and Mann. Lee Council-Atkinson
and Wharton.
Summary: Struck out-By Beadles.
-; by Wharton, s. Base on balls-Off
Beadles, |: off Wharton, s. Umpircs
Monkey and Johnson.
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COLTS. FINISH WEEK
WITH TWO VICTORIES

continued From First Pago)
by jameson. 2: by I;hrd. .. Time OF
game, 80 Umpire. Clark
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Tin Tops ...-.........4 o 90 20 o 0--5
summary: Double plays-Akers 10
Johnson to Deoppc. .; johnson 10
Akers: Pace TO Williams. Two-hasc
hits-Deoppe, Martin. Home runs
Williams. Stolen hascs-Martin, 4;
Pierce. Pace. Williams Pendlcton.
Time OF game, 40. Umpires smith
and Gregory.
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Coulter, RI, p........ cla . Q
Totals ...........43 II Is 81 6 3
RYAN, smith ~ 90.

Ryan. Smith & Co. ..O0oOIlOOo-
Summary: Double piays-Kinsan. ..
Ryan. Smith & Co, ,. Two base hit
Monroe. Home run-Salc. Bases or
balls-off ReaslcN. .. liits--on Bels-
ley. none in innings; off Coulter.
in innings: off Miller and Qaurles
l6 IN innings. Struck out---by Bcas-
lev 1: by Coulter. G; by Miller and
Quarles g. Time of game. two hours
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Summary: Two-base -.rIr.ley
Thre6-base hit-Rose. Sacrifice HIS
-McRae. J.. Dowden Stolen bases
Tignor, Tinsley. Struck out-bv
Wright, S. by Sanderson, :. Bases on
osal-by Wright. .: by Flanagan. .:
oy Sanderson. o Hit by pitcher-by
wright tTiEnor). Wild pitch-Fla n :
agan. Left on bases-Ashiand. :: Al
cos s Empires. Poole and Shelton.
Time 1:55
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Second Daptists.


Summary: Two-base hts--GraS
Struck out-bS Massie, Q: by Brown, /?
Base on ball-by Brown. >. Hi, b.
pitchcr-Hughes. l. Umpire, Spitzcr.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-06-26
FRocKs OF ONE MATERIAL
Tremendous Vogue of the Cape Has
Called Them Into Being, and They
Are Welcomed.

The very triumphant cape, which is
being issued in various designs. brings
with it new tribe of dresses, suitable
as a background. A salient feature
of the dress in one of its fresh mani
festations is the cross-over draperZ
that adorns the corsage, recalling the
bands of the old golf cape, upon which
pattern the new design has been
grated. A brides going-away dress
displays the idea.
Carried out in crow-blue crepe, with
fine waved lines of gold upon it, the
dress has a fchU of gold lace which
matches the lining of the cape, and as
the cape is made of crepe to agree
with the dress, the patchy effect OF
antagonistic materials Is avoided
In another case the one-material
frock is seen again, and in this in
stance, as we'll as in the other, the
corsage is provided with mosseline
chemisette, which gives the gown a
Frightening touch. If it were without
this patch Of showy whiteness the
taffeta bodice would look heavy, and
we should regret the ethereal and
fairy-like fiimsiness of the accustomed
chiffon and net corsage. And, more
over, doubts would assail us as to the
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-06-26
sAsHEs NOW IN GREAT FAVOR
Particularly Pretty Effect ls Velvet
ArtistscaIly Draped Over
Linen Dress.

There is now a pretty fashion for
little children, that of wearing velvet
sashes with their linen dresses. The
dresses are frequently embroidered.
The sashes are worn by both girls and
very small boys, but more frequently
by girls. AS yet these sashes have not
been worn with the sheer dresses, but
only upon those of heavy materials,
such as linens. Small embroidered
tabs are used to hold the sash in place.
The tabs are placed at regular inter-
yals about the dress and the velvet
sash is drawn through them and fast
ened in sort Of a loose knot at the
left side-front. The tabs may be either
stitched to the dress or separate, hav-
ing buttonhole at each end and but
toned to the dress by tiny pearl or GRO
cheted buttons, the buttons being, of
course, placed upon the dress. The
sashes come In dark and light colors,
red, black, dark blue and various other
colors being used. One must be care