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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-13
SPIDERS BATTLE JACKETS
At ASHLAND ON SATURDAY
Great Championship Game Postpone
Yesterday on Account of
Weather.
INTEREST AT FEVER HEA7
Outcome of Contest May Cause AL
-Four institutions to BE Tied 10
First Place - Richmonders Arr
Confident OF Winning Last Game

lnclement weather caused the post
poncmcnt yesterday OF the champion
ship game between Richmond Collog
and Randolph Macon. until SATURDAY.
when the rival teams meet at ASHLAND
To this contest there attaches a speci.l
Important bearing on the result OF III
cup race in the Eastern Virginia Inter
collesiate Association. The yellow
Jackets are now tied with Hampden
can WALTON the Spiders. they will vii
the cup unless Hampden- Sidney defeat.
MILAN W. and Mary. In that event, tn
play off the tic for the title.
more Interesting aspect liz pre-
sented from the viewpoint, of tn,
spiders II they can come off the vie
tors IN this their last game OF tn.
season. they will stand good cha ne.
ON htSs e nn;cd In big tie,gp hnsin'
game. And the Spider dopesters thinl
mat there Is good chance of the vii
liamsburgers beating the Tigers. an,
even more chance of the Spiders lar!nt
out a victory against the Jackets
The rain and Its consequent della.
Tlil prove sd to II, be big benent to coaci
them the extra practice that they need
and II will enable him TO have bo,i
OF MS pitchers. Robinson and Cox il
Sood shape. so that he can use cithe
one he wishes. or both IL necessary
In the work this week, the Spider piav
e ei nave shown more pepper and elias
than at any time previously this senson
ana each and every man is quietly con
hdent that the Yellow Jackets ar,
going To taste defeat on Saturday ar
ternoOn.
The practice will necessarily he li-h
to-day on account Of tho condition %
the grounds. but tomorrow mornini
!; ;hI -, team Will get good workout whei
IL lines up against Fork Union M!litar,
ScarehT In game Monday IN,
.n,ncrS had no trouble in walking ava,
with Richmond Academy The nos,
foncment Of the game Will have an
othcr good effect for the Spiders il
.hat II VIII make II possible for prac
,ically the entire student bodv n, ~,
local college 10 journey up to Ashla nt
70 support tho Spiders during the frav
WIN tho coming OF Field Day. tho ath
ictlc interest AT tho college will ne a
hiIh pitch. and no diffculty is esrectr,
IN lining UP big crowd 10 attend tn,
game. Wv
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WELDING ENDED TENNIS
CAREER IN THIS COUNTRY
New Zealand Champion Gave Up
Game to Fight for
England.
LOSES LIFE AT DARDANELLEs
Fell In Allied Attack on Turkish
Forts-Was Member OF Australian
Team Which Took Davis Cup
Away From America Last Summer.

NEW YORK. May 12.-Anthony F.
Wilding. the New Zealand lawn tennis
champion who was killed in the ali ed
attack on the Dardanelles. played his
last matches in this city before he wen,
nome TO join the troops sent by New
Ienl TO aid the mother country.
with Norman t. Brookcs. he made ur
the Australasian team which last wear
carried the Davis International Cur
back from the United States to the An
tipodes.
Wllding was born In New Zealand
IN 1858. From the age of sixteen he
won succession OF tournaments in the
british Isles. and at one time or an
other held every important champion
snip. BY many he was rated as the
greatest player the game has ever
produced. He first appeared i'm the
Davis cup match in 1905, and in 1905
win Brookes. successfully defended tho
trophy in Australasia.
When Great Britain captured the cup
ana 1t was won In turn by the United
States. WildinE and Brookes came 10
tn,S country last summer and met Nc
Langhlin and Williams. representing
me United States in the finals at the
West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills
Long Island. On that occasion Wildine
defeated Williams and Brookes LOST
20 mclaughlin, but together the Aus
tralasians captured the doubles and
the trophy.
Wilding at the time Of his death was
a second lieutenant in the Royal Ma
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REFEREE GIVES GATE TO
CLAbBY AND GEORGE CHIP
After Eighth Round Starts, Official
Chases ScrapperS Out
of Ring.
SPECTATORS WE'RE IN ACCORD
Fight Started OF With Vim, hut
Observation-Disclosures Begged
Roache TO Throw Both Out-Purse
Is Held Up.
SPECTATORS WE'RE IN ACCORD

one minute after cray the erh WSs r aSn"i
started between Jimmy Clabby, of
NV Castle Pa. ant the s0F s., Sh laRRolS as
rink tonight that Referee Billy Roche
threw up both hands and said: Boys.
mats all I'm going TO stand for: get
out. and out they got The action
taken by Roche was greatly appre-
these gentlemen had beseechcd Roche
for two previous rounds to throw EN-
out of the ring.
in the seventh round Referee Roche
and everybody expected they would
warm up better. They didn't, The
orses fo OF eq bara shfefH Ta held
of the Athletic Commission
l,arney Lichtenstein; the manager. Of
that Clabby had fought 300 times, and
this was the first time any referee had
given him the gate No matter how
punches so often that their muscles
we're becoming, sore from the rebound.
1t must be said. as sort of cheer MP,
that in the early part Of the proceed
ings the battle gave indications of be
with Clabby swapping his right and left
to Georges beeZcr with the latter step
ping around clumsily to get out Of
Chip came out rushing in the second.
and stuck left into &C. Cla I,e face:
ella bly, ripPeh oyer good ieft to chin
on the jaw with a left. and then Clabby
: hit George over the heart hard enough
TO make him think OF, the mine; !clahby
staggered Chin with pivot Then for
some unknown reason. possibly account
siderably. Clabby took n few on the
chin, and even Blind Dan could see
/ there was little power behind the wal
/ lops The rest Of the bout grew tanner
and tanner
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MARBLE BUST OF JURIST
PRESENTED TO STATE
Especial 20 The TImes-D;snatcr

RALEIGH. y. c., May l2.-In the
presence OF distinguished company
In the Supreme Court room Of the
new administration building, there
took place tonight the ceremony OF
the unwilling Of the marble bust OF
Judge William Preston Bynum. a dis
tingu!shed jurist who served for FIVE
years on the Supreme Court bench OF
the State. The bust is gift to the
State by the North Carolina Bar AS
ISOLATION. The address on the life and
character OF Judge Bynum was made
by Thomas Settle. of Asheville. The
presentation to the State was made by
President J. G. Cra wford BiSSs, OF
the State Bar Association, and the
acceptance was by Governor Craig.l
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DOUBLE BILL IS OFFERED
TO PUBLIC ON SATURDAY
Weather Cheated Fans Yesterday,
but Two.Ply Contest is
Arranged.
FREE TO WOMEN TOMORROW
Another Ladies' Day Has Been An
nounced-Pitcher Ring Is Lost to
Local Club-AXe Must Fall In
Three Places on Saturday.
by TIM PATCH.

Weather conditions prevented the
| meeting OF the Rochester Hustlers and
Richmond Climbers yesterday. but if
the skies are bright and the mud dries
up sufficiently for the gladiators TO get
toe hold on mother earth. they will
try conclusions this afternoon. begin
ming at 1890 o'clock. The rest has bene,
httcd both teams. and q corkinS good
exhibition should result.
While the weather man was unkind
to the fans yesterday, they will reap
the bcnent in another, Jack Dunn and
Jawn Ganzil having met in solemn con-
clave yesterday and decided TO stage
The first game will begin at O'Clock
and the second will start at o'clock.
Both teams. after washing up. will then
HE themselves Northward, the Hustlers
TO open at home against Jersey City
and the Climbers TO invade Canada.
opening up against Toronto.
There is another pleasing announce
ment originating at local headquarters
Il is TO the effect that another Ladies
seeon US S ,hs week The %omes
have not been patronizing the pastime
as much as could be desired. and 1t ia
the astute moguls are seeking to do
Bring the women and girls and the
men and boys will trail after, is their
belief.
1t was with considerable disappoint-
ment that fans saw the heavy rain
rubbing their eyes they remember ;ed
that II was the first interruption to the
present season, and that they had no
Kick coming. Besides, it was a great
water being badly needed And then.
too there will be that double header
which means two games for the one
price.
Dunn has about given up hope OF
the Yankees He feels feels. and he 'f had
good cause to, that he has received a
raw deal from the New York man
PLAYER which it had never paid for. and
then. after getting the monetary dim
Guilty straightened out. gave the player
put up firhi for un Rin has nn, right fGF TO
sake OF harmony. he will not do So
although he could protest every game
does not mind the matter so much. but
he is thinking of the Richmond public,
which expected him to get Ring
to, which heads must fall on SATURDAY,
when the PLAYER limit must be met.
d imree OF ,r the -, local squad will he
know which one will feel the axe.
Shag Thompson. the North Carolina
VIII probably warm the bench for a
While, Dunn being determined not to
break up his present combination while
IL is going so smoothly. Thompson is
a Wonderful fielder, but the men Oh
posed to him are doing phe nomenal ha:-
ting; and without hitters the local club
would stand little show. Until there
is "A break. then, il may he EXP 4c,ed
that no shift will he made permanently
fourth outfelder. too. is a necessity
So II is a sure thing that Hoffman
ifates, RreckcnridSe and Thompson will
All he carried on the pay roll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-13
VARDON AND BARKER MEET
TO-DAY IN GOLF CONTEST
Purse of $500 Has Been offered Winner
by Members of the Country Club
of Nirpinin.
Golf enthusiasts will receive tire;

Golf enthusiasts Will receive treat
this afternoon. when Tom Nardon
brother Of the noted British champion,
and II. II. Barker, professional. at the
Country club OF Virginia. meet In their
~second match on the local links The
play to-day Will he for a purse of 5000
donated bv members OF the club.
The match to-day will be OF more
pe pee ha,,, '"aerSs,, as 1mese Two PLAYERS
championship. which will he held on
the Bal,us9t course: The play will
The prize offered by the Woman's
Southern Golf Association was won 10y
Mrs. 6. h. Wall. with scores OF i0i. 1903.
III, l05. l07. Airs. II. :. Halves was
second. with scores OF lo7. los, 100. lo7.
ia. Mrs. George Warren was third
with scores of l05, ll2. ll6. 10. l01.
1t is expected that these women will
enter the championships at Birming.
ham neXt month.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York ut Cleveland.
Washington mt Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia mt ST. Louis
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GUN TOURNEY TO END
Southern Handicnp Match VIII BE Held
mt Memphis To-day.

\, MEMPHIS, TENN, May lo-J L.
sChipley;. Greenwood. s. c., to-day won
rthe preliminary handicap match in the
lTrap shooters Association with "A score
~cf 81 breaks of a possible 100 Chip
riey shot from the eighteen yard line
81. l. Austin. Monroe. La. won second
,..Place by breaking 10 OF 90 targets in
"a shoot off with six other contestants,
--whO made scores OF 81 and i. Andrews,
cSnartanhurs, s. G., who broke Is in the
-shoot-oif. WAS placed third
Only amateurs competed for trophies
OF the professionals. Walter Huff Ma
con, Ga, with high gun. with score
a. b. Richardson. Wilmington. Del.
an amateur. who made the long run
yesterday. lis breaks OF $50 targets,
made the best run again to-day IS
breaks without a miss
The tournament will end to-morrw
with the Southern handicnp.
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Z. The Fairrnounte have enough ymr,Ije
.players to organize another team
Manager 4. +. Akcrs, 22l6 Fairmoun,
,avenue, viii be glad u give anv in
formation on the above subject
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MATHEWs0N WINS FIRST
CAME OF PRESENT SEASON
Home Run by Burns Helps Old
Wester Hang Up Victory
Against Reds.
BRAVES DOWN CARDINALS
Pinch-Hitter Delivers Blow That
Puts Boston on Top-Brooklyn
Dodgers Swamp Cubs Under Ava.
lanche OF Hits.

NEW YORK, May l2.-Christophcr
Mathewson. for many years star
pitcher OF the New York Nationals
won his first victory OF the 1915 sea
son to-day, defeating Cincinnati by =
score OF to - Both Groh and Burns
MT home runs. GrohS hit coming with
TWO runners ON the bases. First Base
man MollwttZ and Coacher Benton were
ordered from the field In the seventh
inning by Umpire Byron for irate pro
tests over Il decision which put MoIl-
WIZ ont at third base. A heavy drizzle
iell throughout the game, making play
ing conditions very unfavorablc. Thc
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PICTURES BARRED
Federal Court Refuses to Admit Films
OF Ritchle-WeIsh bout in London.

NEW YORK, May la.-Federal Judge
HouGh handed down a decision to-day,
holding that the admission into the
United States of the moving picture
MIN OF the lightweight championship
die Welsh in London. England. last
July, would he a violation OF the Fed
cral law.
Judge Hough held that although the
fight may have been classed as n box
ing match in England and in this State.
II was within the technical meaning Of
the term prize fighter or puGilistic en-
counter. and. therefore, came within
the scope of the Sims law excluding
moving niCtMreS of such contests
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summary: Rnns-Fishcr 90. schultz s,Ier
~ Nara go, Stcnge! ca. Wheat Mycr.
-. schultz. McCarty. Twc-h. hits
SAFER 80. Phclan. Fisher. McCarty. Dsubert.
Mycrs Ihrce- base hits-Dsubert. Wheat
rome ruE-Schulte. Stolen h7ses-NiIlian,
-. Earned runs-Chicago. 5: Brooklyn. T.
s:cr!ncr hits-Dauhcrt 81. Schultz. Sacri-
nee nlcs-Whcat. Williams. Double play
OMara To Cutshaw to Daubert I.f, on
hases-ChicaEo. IL: Brooklyn. % First bias.
on ,err"rs-Chicaso. J: BROOKLYN. . Bases on
bsI!es-on cheney. J. off Pfener. g. Hit by
pitchcr-by Cheney 'stcnseD: by Pfetrer
'fishcrl. Wild pitch-Pfeher Passed bali.
m;Archer go. Cmpircs. Risler and Hart.
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z. A feature that viii meet win IN. a.,
proval OF the players viii he The bar
ting averages published every month bv
tthe secretary OF the league
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ATHLETES WILL COMPETE
TO DETERMINE BIG TEAM
Enstcrners May Meet in Harvard
Stadium to Select Men to Go to
Exposition Meet.
NEW WORK Ar.,. e,

:. NEW YORK. May l2.-An athletic
scmeet Will he held in the East to deter
..mine the men who will be sent TO the
S.Panama Pacific track and field cham
I1Ssponship tournament. Frederick w.
S.Rudien. president of tho metropolitan
was quoted to-day as say
sing that the Eastern tryouts will be
SHIELD on June %.
81 New York. Philadelphia and Boston.
SIT is said, wish to hold this meet 1t is
understood that negotiations are in
6 progress for the privilege for the hold
s1ng the games in the Harvard stadium
sand that the money taken at the gate
EVIL go toward meeting the expenses Of
Z the trip 10 the Pacific Coast
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YANKEES TRIM INDIANS

CLEVELAND, May 1o-wood's error.
Peck's triple and wild pitch by
Walker were the principal factors III
New Torks four-run rally in the sew
cnth inning, which gave the Yankees
the victory, I TO .. WARRIOR pitched n
very creditable game, one Of Clevela nd s
runs being the result of Nunamaker $
nun at the plate. y feature OF the
game was the triple play made by
Cleveland. New York had Nunama Ike r
on second and WARRIOR on first. Maisel
hit liner to Wood. who stepped on
first. doubling WARRIOR. throw to
chapman at second retired Nunamakcr
Tor tho third out. The score:
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bItU.,kL1N, May 12.-Johnny Kill
ntane' the fcatherweiEht champion, do
!eated Mel Coogan, OF BROOKLYN. in
Ten uninteresting rounds at the Broad .
way Sporting Club last night. Coogan
started off we'll in the first session.
Wneh ne Jabbed the champion three
lines with lefts and crossed right to
me lace After that Coogan held on
a.; a. every opportunity. Kilbanc had
labhed the Brooklynite with n left and
right on the face
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GAMER LEADS RALLY

DETROIT. MICH. May Ia rally
in the fifth inning. which Gamer, a
former Tiger. led with home run,
gave Boston to victory over De-
troit here to-day. Gamers drive over
the left field wall tied the score Two
singles and two errors followed Civ
ing Boston two more tallics shore
was effective with men on bases Man
ager Jennings, in the fourth inning
protested that Shore was pitching the
,emery ball but the umpires declared
he wasn't. The score:
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COMPANY PAYS TRIBUTE
OF RESPECT TO HOPKINS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May l3.-As
a token of respect to the memory of
the late President Albert Lloyd Hop
kins. who was one of the Americans
who lost their lives in the sinking Of
the Cunard liner Lusitania last Friday,
the, works of the Newport News Ship
building and Dry Dock Company will
he closed from noon tomorrow until
Friday morning. No news from Mr..
Hopkins has been received. and it is
believed his body still is in the ship
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DODGERS BEAT CUBS

BROOKLYN. May 12.-Chency was
easy in the first two innings today
and Brooklyn won from Chicago. II TO 5
The game was played in the rain. Four
errors, TWO of them by Cheney. passed
pail and four hits. gave Brooklyn Ave
runs in the second inning it was
Iieners first winning game OF the
chicago rallied in the ninth, but
scored only two runs on Schultz's homo
run. double and single. The score;
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out. The score:
New York.
Totals 20 % % ? Total. sS 81 -
Rated for Walker in eighth.

ny H.lihss' z.
New York ..:..........o . 5 ii
summary: Runs-Turner. Graney. Maiscl.
Cleveland. :; New York. >. Two base hits
GIanev, Turner. Three base hit-Peck. sac
r'hce hts-Chapmsn. Walker. Stolen bases
Jackson. Cook. Double pIay-Peck. Boone
Fipp 90. Triple play-Wood and Chap
man. Hits-on Walker. in s innings; on
Mitchell: In inning. First base on balls
on walker, !: off WARRIOR. >. Struck GU,
by Walker, 3; by WARRIOR 5. Wild pitch
Waller. First base on errors-New York
:: Left on bases-Cleveland, :: New York
Il. Time. 80. Empires. Mulaney and
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Cincinnati
New York.
Totals ..s5 II e II 3 Totals Ia II ,7,s 1
.Rattei for Killifer In ninth
tBatted for Dale in ninth.

SCoFe % lH1InBs: r.
Cincinnati ..........O q -;
New York ......., q q e
summary: Runs-Leach. Groh. Wagner
Clark Dale. Burns. Doyle. I.obert "a,
Fletchcr Brh!netd. Two-base hits-Brain.
era. l.oocrt. Mathe~son. Three-base hit
Aon kolnitz. Home runs-Groh, Burns
stolen hases-lobert Fletcher, Olson Leach
Earned runs-Ctnctnnati 5: New York ?.
Sacrihce hit-Robertson. Double plays
Mathcwson Lobert. Fletcher and DOYLE:
Groh. Olson and killfer: Griffith and Groh
Len on h"ses-New York. S: Cincinnati j.
FIRST has" on errors-Ncw York. . Bases
on balls-of Dale. {. Hit by pi,cher-by
Mathewson .Twomhlcy). Struck ON; by
Dale. .; by Mathewson. >. EMPIRES Byron
and Orth. Time. $50.
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I Bernard Patterson. supervisor a, Tho
Z. c. a. grounds, has made a nit vim
che managers Of the jefferson Ward
League. Patterson is only younrster
put he is there with the goods.
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GUNNERS SHOOT WELL
Lester German Wins Match-Richmopd-
Second and Third

BASIC. VA. May l2-At the shoot
heid by University Gun Club at Char
lotcsvillc to-day, Lester German
showed no i'll effects OF his recent ac-
cident. led the field, breaking l42 out
OF l45.
Starr and Anderson. of Richmond,
were second and third, respectively,
with 13S and 100.
r. r. Morgan OF WASHINGTON d. c.
topped the large amateur field with
1873. Runnels. OF stanton. was second,
with 1872; Ford. of Washington, d. c.,
l3l. Weather conditions bad.
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Lord VIII become n,,ner

CHICAGO. May l2.-Harry Lord
mira Daseman, who unCcrcmoniousI,
quit tho White Sox overnight last AZ
gust; plans TO buy half interest in III.
portland. Nc. team and join Hugh
Duty in the management Lord inter
viewed President Comiskey. OF tn.
White Sox. to-day. and the latter pf ON
ised that Lord should have his uncon
altlonal release so soon as his deal will
Duffy was contaminated.
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Granted stay OF Execution.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 12.-Maury l.
Diggs and F.. Drew Caminetti. convicted
of having violated the Mann act, were
granted to-day a stay OF execution OF
their sentences by the United States
Circuit Court OF Appeals to permit APP
peals TO the United States Supreme
Court.
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Rich,nondcrs Mak. Good sco-.

annual spring golf tourney at the Bal
!,morG Country Club to-day, T.. r..
Hotchkiss. Jr... Of the Country Club
the Baltimore Country Club. by score
OF mp and to play. The above com
picted the first round of the first and
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Kansas City mt Newark.
Chicago mt Brooklyn.
st. Louis ut Baltimore.
Pittsburgh mt Buffult
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!" Managers are requested 10 turn IN
fheir box scores as soon as uoss{tIo "a
the amateur league secretaries
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III Harry Leftwich. the president.
as also been OF great help 10 the
s5eague.
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BRAVES BEAT CARDS

BOSTON. MASS. May ia clean
single by Gilbert, a pinch hitter. scored
tne hrst two runs Of five gained by the
Braves in the sixth inning to-day.
making possible Bostons victory over
~: Louis. 70 ?. Perdue had pitched
wen Il pto this inning, after which he
was replaced by Meadows. The score:
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MINOR LEAGUE
South Atlantic League.

south Atlantic League.
At Albany--Albany. o: Charleston. .
tfirst Game). Albany. :; Charleston, 3
tsecond game).
At Observation-Disclosures |: Augusta
thrst game). Columbus. :. Augusta,
o Second game. seven innings, agree
mcnD.
At Macon-Macon. J. Columbus. 2
tlrst game). Macon. .; Columbus, 2
'siN innings. darkness).
At ia onviilc-Jac ksonville- Savan-
nah two games. postponed, wet
grounds.
Southern Associations.
AT Mohile-Mobilc Little Rock, post :
Honcd. rain
At Atlanta-Atianta. C: Memphis. 5.
At New Orleans--New Orleans. Z:
Nashville 2
a, Birmingham - Birmingham. 3;
Chattanooga. ..
American Associntion.
~ o!is-Minncapolis, II: CO.
Al s.. raul-st Paul. 3: Cleveland. :
Al Kansas City--Kansas City. 3:
i, Aflwaukce--M Milwaukee. 6; Indian.
apolis, :.
North Carolina Lenrue.
~ Asheviile-Asheville, 3 Winston
salem. t.
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MONTREAL LOSES IN ONLY
INTERNATIONAL CONTEST
Providence Makes Five in Row by
Defeating Royals
Yesterday.
SCHULTZ PITCHES GOOD GAME
Are Unable to Hit Twirl-
: er, and Miller's Support Is Wobbly.
J Shorten Is Star With Trusty
: Stick.

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. May 1.-THE
srIrays made IL five in row to-day,
hen they won the opening game of the
TSSsries from DaNllowlcy's Montreal
81 RoEaiS by score of To |. Ina hility to
Int Schulz-when they had men sacks
WAS the cause of the Canadians de-
'Ieat. Miller twirled fine game for
sine visitors. hut his support faltcrcd
81 on several occasions. The game was
Is featured by the hard hitting of Shor-
II ten. The score: