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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
SOON WILL BE MORE JOBS,
THAN MEN TO FILL THEM
Secretary of Labor Wilson ExuItS Over
bumper Wheat Crop and Revival
of Iron Trade.
[Speclal ID INC Times Dispatchl

H.
Washington. June 1l.--According to
Secretary of Labor Wilson, there will
soon be more Jobs ,han men in tho
United States. His prophecy is based
on the bumper wheat crop, revival of
the iron trade with the consequent
stimulation of mining and other AS
sociated industries. and continued ac-
tivity in the textile business Score
ttry Wilson states that specific re-
quest for more than $4,000 men to
help harvest the big wheat crop have
already reached the Department Of
Labor. Missouri alone has asked for
10000 men. How to get them West Is
the problem. AS n solution, Secretary
Wilson is planning to negotiate with
the railroads to arrange special on
cursions to the wheat belt from East
ern cities where labor might he OBJ
tanned.
such - plan would give thousands
OF men In the East chance to get Il
rural vacation and make money while
taking It,. said Secretary Wilson. 1T
would also cifectually solve the prob
lon of how to get men to harvest the
wheat"
from 81 To $3.50 a day and board for
harvest helpers.
Whatever there is of noncmploy
incnt to-day is caused chiefly by the
depression of the iron and steel in
dustry. resulting from failure Of the
railroads. which use 81 per cent of
III" steel products of the country, to
place orders Wilson believes Up to
two months ago mining was In Il
hourishinG condition. and It Is bound
10 improve when the big steel mills
soon resume In full.
with this outlook in sight feel
safe In predicting that within n month
/ ~. q
jobs. but = question OF how to get
men enough to fiji them said Wilson
ENulting IN the promise OF "A bumper
crop production for Kansas. Repre-
sentative Taggart. OF that State. to-
day during AN optimistic business
speech In the House. declared:
There II nothing the matter with
Kaitsas. She IL all right. Wherever
YOU SEQ the thousands in your Eastern
cities standing before the score boar ds.
II is Johnson. OF Kansas. pitching. and
whenever you see the masses grabbing
for the newspapers. 1T is Fred Funston.
Of Kansas. nEhting."
Most always when YOU come into
the House YOU hear raggart. OF Kan
sns. talking" interrupted Representa-
tive Mann. OF Illinois.
And NJ. Mann being troublesome"
rctcrted Taggart.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
DOCTOR ROLLER Gets
HARD-EARNED VICTORY
Defeats Mike Donnelly In Fast and
Furious Battle at Ball
Park.
FRESHMAN SHOWS ABILITY
During Earlier Moments He Gets
Pace-Crowd Thoroughly Enjoys
Every aiinute-Botli Roller and
DOnncl1y to Rest.
FRESHMAN SHOWS ABILITY
ny "REFEREE."

Dr. B. +. Roller. of Seattle. last
night defended his title as Heavyweight ut
wrestling champion Of America by do
ieatinE Mike Donnclly. of Ireland. two
out of three falls. Roller won the first
iall i'll four minutes. after Donclly had
heen thrown from the mat and was
seemingly blinded by dir, in his eyes
INC second fall went TO Donclly. with
toe hold. after seventeen minutes,
whiie the third and deciding fall was
won by Roller with Frank C;otch's ia
nous "upcndcr"
tending wrestling match was on hand
10 witness the milling. and those who
attended were given rare sport. There
WAS never 4 minute I'm which there was
We're al II hammer and tougs all the
way For the earlier part of the
nlatch honors went to ponnclly. who
was consistently the agGressor lie
but the doctor. using every BIZ Of
the great strength with which he is
possessed. managed to get to safety
ponneiiy, while disappointed at the
remarked after hostilitics had ceased
that he would keep on trying until
he was able to wrest the championship
from his antagonist. Roller was more
than pleased at the outcome. "Sut
bonncl!y Is good man." he added
and IT'S going TO take Il mighty good
man 10 beat him. He is about as tough
Il proposition as | have ever tackled"
Roth Roller and his manager. Billy
Sandow will leave this morning. Roller
for his farm in Illinois and Sandow for
KoGhester. Eoth expect to take Il long
and needed rest Roller is to wrcstlc
IN Paterson, \. j.. tonight. but that
VIII he his last engagement for severo |
months, Donnclly left for Atlantic
CITY. where he will keep up his train
ing work preparatory TO his campaign
next winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
LIST OF GRADUATES
IN LAW AND MEDICINE
Commencement Exercises mt University
of Virginia VIII Open on Sunday
With Bnccainurcntc Sermon.
Especial to The Times-Dis]

1
lowing is list of graduates in the
law and medical schools of the Uni
bachelors Of law: Archibald Muir
ply Aiken, Jr.. of Danviiic. Va;
Clarence Ogden Amonettc. OF Madison
Heights; Va: Robert Thomas Barton.
blanchard. of Bristol. Tenn; John
Henry Rlount: of Jacksonville. Fla:
Roger Morse Bone. OF Seattle. Wash:
Mo; Ecrnard LowenberE Campo. of
Of ,.orl brook lyn, n. y; William Vernon
son tianniny. % Charlottesville. Va:
Sylvester Cline Gilbert. OF Kansas City.
Mo; David Beck Goodc, Of Glastonbury.
dersonville ~. G.: Charming Wcstbrooll
$ SI, 1iq!si%ad: Of ,Un!ysrsii% Of Of
Emory. Va; John Wormeley Harris.
.Ir., OF Memphis. Tenn: Edgar Jerome
iIccht OF Norfolk. Va; Clarence Busscy
Fitzgerald Hubbard, of Mi Airy. Va:
benjamin Huger. OF Roanoke. Va: John
i:, Jenkins. Jr. OF Norfolk, Va;
Ky; Catcsby Lucian Jones. of Savan-
nah. Ga; Harry Hyman Kantcr. OF
Norfolk, Va; John Abner Mccormick,
Of Gastonbmrs., Ma; Newman Blaine
Mallan, of Washington u. c.: Thomas
kccly Martin. OF Hot Springs Ark;
Hurkett Mansfield Miller. of Chatta-
Ir. OF Eichmond; Louis Henry Mill
saps, of Woodland. Miss; Nelson Chill
coat OvertOn, OF Newport News Va;
Willis Ward Reeves. Of Owensboro.
Ky; Archibald Gerard Robertson. of
Staunton. Va; Frank Waters Rogers. of
P .n.al Va: Liant RAIDER ,slayen. Of
OF Hichlands. Va: Arthur Fairfax
Triplett of zine Blum. Ark: James
Elmer White. of Eagle Pass. Tex; An
drew Woolf, OF keyser, w Va
Doctors of medicine: Thomas Bruce,
Hurt Anderson. OF charlottesville,
ton. :. g.; Bcthunc Caldwell Bernard,
of Senatobia. Miss; Henry Gooch Ham
mond. OF ki!michael, Miss; William
Honng HiIlinEsworth OF Bel Air. Md;
Ma: ogden Dorcmus King, of Abe
marie. y. c.: Minor Carson Lille. OF
University OF Virginia.; Ed win McAIor-
ries. Jr.. OF Meridian. Miss: Hunter
Rccce Mann. OF charlottesville. Va:
Eugene Logan Power, OF Brownlec.
5. G.: Thaddeus Benjamin Reeves. of
Grecnvillc. = G.: Ivison Boyd Ridgway.
OF Jackson Miss: Roy Preston San
Howard Warner. OF Warrcn;on. Va:
Dan Hitter Witt. OF charlottesville. Va
Joseph Lee Wright. OF Keczlctown,
The commencement exercises open
on sunday. when the baccalaurcatc
sermon Will hc preached in the chanel
by the Rev. Harris r. Kirk, d. n, pas
TOR OF the Franklin street Presbyterian
The annual address before the Young
Mems Christian Association of the Unit
versity will he delivered by the Rev
II. -. Maclachlan. d. D.. pasor OF the
Seventh street Christian Church. Rich
mond. Dr Maclachlan will speak on
The Inside of the Cup"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
DEGREES ARE AWARDED
AT RANDOl. MACON
Ei,-hty-Sccond commencement Of Col
irIc Ashland Comes 10 Close.
Hopper Makes Address to Graduates.


second commencement of Randclph-
Macon College came To Il close here to-
day when twcrtys!X men received
their degrees as Bachelors of VT and
three received their degrees "a Masters
Of Arts.
The finals began on SUNDAY morning,
when Rev. O.. W. Jones. of the Virginia
conference, preached the laureate
sermon. Sunday night Rev William
iIcadly. of Ashland, preached the ser
mon before the Y. NJ G. y.
ON Monday morning the board OF
trustees of the Randolph Macon sys-
tenn held It's annual meeting.
Tuesday morning Rev. Il. y. Potts. Of
ton. This was followed AT IL o'clock
by the contest for the Suthcrlin medal
los oratory. The contestants We're
g, c. Gault, II: h Lapslcy. s. ". VIII
AT o'clock all the alumni seniors
ana their irelnds We"e invited 10 the
AIRY societies and thc athletic assocla-
, ton were held. u. l. snyder was the
orator representing Wash; ng;on L,,-
represented the Frarklil Literary So
''iety. The melllS Of ;hc literary So.
cleiies We're presented. and The mono
played on the various teams.
The address nctorc tn graduating
class was delivered by Daniel T. Roper.
-
principal topic was "Unsclnih service
and Cooperation"
President Blackwell then awarded
the diplomas. after which the various
medals were delivered. The Suth srlin
medal Tor oratory was won b: t.. L..
Copley. The Murray medal for scholar
ships was won by &. g. Gauli The
Junior Murray medal for Droficicncr
was won by II. y. Smith The medal
for the best history essay was won
by r. H. Marston. The medal for tn.
best essay and the medal for the best
poem written for the college monthly
was won by H. Il. Lapsley. The chem
istry medal was won by c. &. Gault
The men receiving their \. NJ We're
r. h. Jackson. Franklin, Va: T. T..
pI,o opp pTIewrEville. Va. and T. II.
sewing dvig their A. r. were c. =. Amory.
MesSick, Va; NJ. X. Blount. Bethel. N
& W. II. CardweN, Ashland. Va. f.
q. Coo Washington, d. G.; T. l.. Copley
Togo' Va: w $. Deyerlc, Olaf Va :
): Il. Douglas, Lynch Station. Va; c.
c. Hauit' Nest Point. Va; NJ. +. Hardy.
Fainter. Va: c. \. Harrell. Norfolk
va; T.. l.. Hughes. Ashland, Va: l.. s.
Jackson, Franklin, Va; f.. r. Letter.
i;cdiord CITY, Va; J. H. Kite Elk,on,
va; u = Lipscomb. Petersburg, Va
y. ;: Millican. Bowling Green. Va: g.
!. Norman, Moneta, Va; r. T.. Pooc.
DreWryNliie. Va: j. -. Rcddick. can
ron, va; j. r. Scott and G. T. NJ Shef-
iey, LynchburS, Va; r. ~ Walker
Bayford. va; s. l.. Walton. LARA
va and w. L. Williams. Ashland. Va
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Finals at 81. Mury's Acndcmy.
TSncrinl fn 'Ih., \

AleNandria. Va. Juuc ll.-Thc am
nual closing exercises Of St Nary's
Academy. conducted by the Sisters OF
the Holy Cross. took place this after
noon at the opera house in the presence
of a large crowd. Diplomas to the
graduates. medals and other prizes
were awarded by Rev. H. J. cutler.
There was musical program given.
III which the 200 students participa ted
Graduates in the academic course wero
Misses Jeanette Cartwright Prosisc and
cial course tho graduates were Helen
Francis Cunningham. Anna Elizabeth
SchwarZmann. Marion Roberta Baker.
Margaret Hiltrudc Fechan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
Virginia League Results
Yesterdays SCORES.
Richmond. q, Norfolk, 2.
Newport News, - Portsmouth, I.
ROnnOke, II Petersburg, o.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Iiicbm ut Norfolk.
ROnnOkc mt Petersburg.
Portsmouth mt Newport NcvS

Norfolk, Va. June 11.-IioldinE Nor
folk to five hits. only two of them COM
ing together. Bill FoXcn pitched the
Colts to a to 9 victory over Pressly's
Tars in the opener hero this afternoon.
But for IA pleco of poor Judgment on Il
double steal by Cleveland and Thrasher.
the locals would not have scored.
The Colts drove ''Gunboat" Cochran
to the duGout at the end of the first
Inning. 1t was not so much the Colts
hitting AS the cX-navy lads wildness.
CASTOR began the second, and was
nicl<ed for three hits and a pair or
runs in that session.
George Robe was the batting star Of
the game. securing three singles. while
Snyder came through with a brace of
doubles at needed times. Richmond
played an errorless game. while Nor
folk made three miscues.
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Totals ..3' ! & - L. Total
- Millil,na rlirlLr nclN


70. Walker. left ncld.
tLeary. nrst base AID catcher.
Sill Williams. hrst base.
Gs,-c Ia. ip,ti.,,.e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
ROANOKE WINS PITCHERS
BATTLE FROM PETERSBURG
Pearson and Poole Were I'm Excellent
FOrn--BuSch's Hating Featured

Petersburg, Va, June ll.-Roanokc
won the opening game OF the series
from Petersburg this afternoon by Il
score OF to o. The game was "A
pitchers battle between Pearson ana
Poole Poole was in perfect form, al
lowing TWO doubles and three singles.
lie did not give II base on balls, ana
struck out six Buschmen.
Pearson was hit for II triple aud
nv" Slnsles, walked three men ana III,
was in the seventh, when Irmscher. the
nrst man up. walked. took second on
WoodS sacrifice: Le'0s He'd out, Poole
hit to right for three bases, scoring
Irmscher Cook ending the Inning By
flying out To laval
'usch's hitting aud the fielding Of
".tiDE ana Agne' We're he features
of the game The score:
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ST. Louis. June ll.-Knetzer to-day
kept 81. Louis hits scattered In all bu.
two innings while his teammates
pounded Crandnll hard in two inDnrs,
pittsburgh winning from ST Louis 7
to ,.
Score by innings: Ri T.
pittsburgh 100 90 OOI % 80 10 /
ST. LOU So. q OO0O1 90 IL
batteries: knetzcr and Berry. Gran
dali and Hartley.
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Clash In Final Eni,nd

Norfolk. Va. June ii.-Hcprescnt.t!vea y.
the far end OF the Middle Atlantic tcnuis
section viii clash In the final round OF the
fourteenth annual tournament at tho CoLn-
Is decided. '''e'''
by reason Of their victory In the s.m,.
hhaIs to-day. Nell stevens New Jersey State
champion. and Dr. Nat Thornton. of AZ
lan;a. vii! meet sch other for Tho honor ~
Gha!ienEing Nathan II. Bundy champion Of
Virginia. w
stevens won his way into the final round
oy defeating Walter II. TAYLOR. Jr o: Eor
TOM TWO sets to one to-day. In the finals
between Dr. Thornton ana Mckee Dunn OF
Richmond. the former won bot! SETS g. {
and b-2 S' ~
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WINS
TWO FROM BALTIMORE
Nnctner Pitches Pittsburgh to Victory
o'er 81. LoufS-IfufnlO md BROOK
iyn Arc Winners.
Federal League Results

Yesterdays SCORES.
BuHnlO. 4; Kansas City, 3.
IittsburEh, 8; st. Louis, 4.
brooklyn, .; Chicago, q.
indianapolis, ., IInitimOrc, q.
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MI. cn,,cn Meet. Miss wagner.

FhlIs0oIphia, Lunc l..-NllEs Manic Wag-
ner. the NATIONAL Indoor CHAMPION. and
Miss claire Clssell both 81 New York. will
meet Tomorrow IN the iinal match Of the
wolncn- national lawn tennis tournament
TO determine which special play Miss Mary
Browne. OF Chicago. tltlc holder. FOR the
individual Champ!onsh!p Saturday.
Miss Wagner and Miss Casscil their
matches ia the seminal round az the an .
r.es to-day. ;hc former defeating MIs. Ed
ward Raymond. OF New York. nd The latter
d!spOs!rg Of Miss Isabella PcndictOn. OF
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STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Washington Mt Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia ut Cleveland.
boston at Detroit.
Chicago, Juno 11-Tho White sox

Chicago, Juno l1.-Tho White Sox
were defeated. TO .. by tho Nationals
to-day The locals got away with a
two-run lead In the first inning. when
Weaver hit a homer. followed by a
single. sacrifice and double Wash
inEton scored in the second or Shanks's
triple and sacrifice rs. In the eighth.
with two out. Smith doubled. Schaefcr
was sent in to run for him. Milan
tripled and Gandil singled. scoring two
runs. hit batter, sacrifice and II
single gave Washington their final
run. The score:
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MAPS DEFEAT ATHLETICS

cleveland, o.. June ll.-Aftcr losing
SIX straight. the Maps got their feet
beneath them to-day ana defeated the
Athletics, To O. Stccn managed to
save himself several times in pnches
The first run came on scratch single,
the play on Jackson at first being oucS-
tionahic. The second run came on a
ueldcrs' choice. and II looked as though
the man was out at the plate. jack
$oGs single, steal. and Lelivclt's sin
- accounted for the third run. The
score.
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Ponder NcnrIY NInl,I,nd

80, ",.es'on. ;: g. June u.-P0iic. n-o,,r.
.,,.Hs provided Tor Robert pendsr Son,,,
c;ba,iie.. icaKre umpire az the clos. Of ~
. III .oH od tannnh game h,rr today
s,.o,n,.S'" 81 ,hF.tfs f-Om several hrrS-.
Sors' who disagrced with two ar pnr
-, t'"se decisions aEain-, Charlce,on ~
.. was taken away from the ,,i,,.,.'.
cs;c az ~ an automobile through a bt"s
lesion and Savannah are enr,re. %,
-" .ust struggle Tor tho League lHn js-s,;. -
nov, W. r,t hnlt OF the season. which clos-s
game ,o e"hF' Savannah won ;o-days
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Iotals .....32 2 3 81 IL Z
.OIriCh hattod for Allen In the MI th

Zurich battod for Allen in The nIntb
Score by innings: r.
Norfolk ....... q q o n n m n :;
Richmond ..2 oIIO0ooS
-, summary: Stolen bascs-Cleveland.
ihrashcr, Newton and Ryan Two
nhac hits-Snyder, Bunting Wocrth.
fressly and Mcmahon. Three ba SO
Cochran, ]; by CASTOR, s. Hits-Off
cochran :; off CASTOR. l. At bat
MSainSt Cochran. .; against CASTOR.
fo%en' 3. Base on balls-On Cochran
! Gray off Castor. . (Gray and
hittinG); OFF FoXcn, 3 tThrasher 10y
Lex on hases-Rlchmond, G: Eorfni.t
r., o. Tine OF game. 1850. Empires. Nc,
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Sr,,nan.s no,Iy R,co,.rcd

No!ioIk. va, Junc 1.-THE hOIy OF Ordi-
nary seaman T. y. Ralduf, a member of The
crew OF the battleship Wyoming, who was
crowned Oh January q when one OF The
ships cutters, carrying IL working PARTY,
was swamped In Hampton Roads. was re-
covered today, when tho keeper q! Boush
Fluff liGhtship saw the body floating near
nj. vessel ana secured It. ~ navy tuG
brought tho body 10 the naval hospital
surgeon Sch!nort. who was sent With the
tug. found Ba.duf's name on the inside OF
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BRAVES WIN CLOSE GAME

Boston. June 11.-The Braves took
another from the Pirates to-day, win
ming, to >. after a close and exciting
game. Pcrdue started to pitch for Bos-
ton. but did not appear To have much
sututcd James for him in the third. Big
Bill performed well in holding Pitts
burEh TO four hits in Sin innings. one
Of these. however. was home run to
the hlcachers by Mitchell. The rival
shortstops. Wagncr and Maranvillc
turned in series Of fine plays. Maran-
Vile having nine assists. The score;
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Kcs.ier Brcnks Record.

Philadelphia. juno il--Martin Kcssicr Of
the Brteh;on Beach Motordrome. tonight
broke tho worlds record for one mile on II
board track when he rode the distance In
thirtH-nine seconds Al the Point Breeze
track Tho former record was made her.
last year by Charles Blake. from Chicago
The record 80 &-5 seconds.
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Chicago. Ill. June il.-Fedcrai .Iudpc car
1'nl"' today ovcrrGlcd the demurrer OF Tho
f'i'i"i iHtschdll League To the $4,000 dam
Ht" SUIT brought ny the PhIladaiphia Nj
tpnai l.eaEu" club because Of the dcscrtInn
OF p"oian. Sciton. knhhc and Brennan TO
tho rev organizations w
inc defendants were given sixty DAYS 10
answer the suit. and similar time was
brought by tho Philadelphia Nationals 10
restrain the Federal League from takins
any moro players from them
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WaShlnrtOn.
Chicago.

Totals ...:3 SELL Totals s., =; II
Rated FOR Grant in sixth.
-Battcd for Fahcr In eighth inning
tram for kavanauEh In ninth.
tRan for Smith in eighth.
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STANDING OF THE ANS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh at 50. Louis
Brooklyn mt Chicago.
baltimore mt InhIanapoisr
BuffnlO at I<nnsun CItS

Indianapolis. Ind. June linda
napolis won both games Of a double
header here to-day with Baltimore the
hrst. To o. and the second. II to g.
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STANDING OF TIL. TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh at HbstOn.
Cincinnati mt Philadelphia.
st. louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago ut New York.

New York. June l1-Jim Vaughan
held the Giants to live hits to-day. and
the Cubs won. to- 4. Three of the
10 errors by Zimmerman and Sweeney
The Cubs handled Matty roughly in the
sixth inning, scoring i've times off a
combination of four hits, a wild pitch
and errors by Meyers and Merkle
Burnss magnificent running catch in
the seventh. which robbed Sweeney of
Il triple. was n feature. The score:
Neyr
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MElXELL'S LONG HIT
SCORED WINNING Rim
Ne"rort News Downs Portsmoutb Inv
e"rc OF 10 I'm Tcn-IInnIuc
HmrtI- innEhf I.1n,n -

~ NV port News, Va, June IL
$3.50. M%;srii triple TO III. clubhouse. which
49,, "en Matthew's from first base. gavn
SSe;ieS with Portsmouth this afternoon
30 TO l, IN ten innings. Pooray. who,
SuivJeeaeI HedGcpcth in the second
h'Sntu nriliiantly, AS did McClearv
2ut the Portsmouth pitcher threw III :,
kainc away, In the sixth with n Will
W We 10 Tho plate. which allowed
waters to score from third tn
''iiN- me
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Norfolk, Va. June ll.-After a heated dis.
cussion tho National Surfmen's BENEFIT AS
soclaton IN session In Elizabeth CITY. " c.
to-Gdy voted 10 meet next year IN Ocean
C!,S. Nd CAPTAIN i. II. Morgan and Cap
tam j. w. Richardson We're reelected presi-
lent and secretary treasurer by accla:na-
ton. Tho coincidence committee REPORTED
that the association lost twentY-seven mem
bers by death during the past year.
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Score by innings: R.HE z.
Baltimore .....o 90 01I20-4 8 3
Indianapolis II % / AZ oil IL
Batteries: Smith and Jacklitsch:
Mosley and Rariden.
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N0.oleh. \. 9. juno I.-Na.-lrh. had rs
hottest day Of the year to-day. and Mas
reported as one OF the five hotties; cities
tn the United states. About o'clock the
temperature was 80 degrees. only In four
cases has this been exceeded in Jun. ia
past years in this city. y slight rainfall
temporarily relieved the situation late in
the afternoon.
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Itcsoiutc Wins Again.

New York. June lin a close bu. rather
huky race over thirty-inilc triangular
course of SANDY Hook to-day the Resou,c
scored her fourth Victory out OF six starts
over the Nanitie. In race which included
about twenty miles OF reaching and ten
miles OF windwHrd work.
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WHITE SOX DEFEATED
BY GRIFFlTH'S HUSTLERS
Eighth Inning Rally Brinxs Home
Bacon when Defeat Seemed
Certain.
American League Result:

yesterdays SCORES.
WnNhtnEt ON, 8; Chicago, q.
Detroit. =; Boston. :.
Cleveland, 3; UhiludcIphin, o.
st. Louis. 3; New York. I.
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chariottesyNie V"- june IL. Jamison's
performance against stanton to-day
.tampoa hlm ar perhau- tie best tNirlcr
in Tho N"Uut,.l L"aruc. charlottesville
winning With ease T. to .
score by !nuir@s: r. 81 E
charlottesville -....-.. % % q . r O e IL I
Staunion ..-...--.-.-.. % - . o . % % Il
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RED SOX LOSE TO TIGERS

Detroit. June ll.-Dauss pitched the
Tigers 10 victory over the Red son.
to |, to-day. For the first time in
several days the locals backed up their
pitcher Hcston's tally came in the
NTH. when Hooper drove Foster home
after The latter had taken a base on
balls. Tho score:
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NpNDOrr Nnv.,. II.
Portsmouth f0O n n n n q
W. urinary; Two-hNsc hits-Walters.
Waliace. Threc-hase hits-Nriyrli
HaIriicc hit-Whittcd. Double pinvsH
EHiics To McElveen; McClcary to Nc
n'Neen 10 ROLES. Struck out-by
DAliSHon Hedgcpcth. /: off McC,lcarv
- iiiis-on Hedgcpeth, and RIM
~ tlmes mt bat N ! inning: of
'nH, . ana o runs in 2? times nj bat
MowS. - Portsmouth. 4. First on err.
rTG!rriS-Ncwport News. /; Portsmouth
WWiiild pitch icdgepeth. Passed bal.
TIN" Of game l:45 '''i H.