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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-23
300 Men Wanted

To Join our Pressing Club-Your SUITS
steamed and pressed and Kept IN snaps
for one dollar Il month "a Sults q
month";. This Special Price Is Ior o
months only. See us now and saN99 sN,9
money. Drop us card and we VIII VIII
call. The 10th Century Cleaning anu
|Dyefng Works, 225 Market street. above
Palace Confectionery, sam Adelsteln'
Mgr.
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TAKE NOTICE

wife, Mary Spangler. has left my bed
and board on the 18th day of March.
A. ID. 1915, that / will not be respon-
sible for any debts contracted by her.
(Signed) GEORGE a. SPANGLER.
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FOR SALE - No. 40 North Thirteenth
street: 3-story frame; all modern i'm
provements; in good repair. Price,
$3.50. j. f.. Gipple, 1851 Market street.
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LOST

LOST - Monday evening, in neigh
borhood of Thirteenth and Market
streets. a gold breastpin with pearl and
blue enamel. Reward If returned to
1440 Market street
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WANTED-Carriage painter to work
las second man. Howry & Son, wagon
|lnd auto works. Shlremanstown, Pa.
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FOR RENT - Three-story mansard
roof houses, Nos. 1872 Linden street and
157 r-orth Fifteenth street; eight rooms
each; water and gas Apply c. f. Gohl,
1908 North Second street. Bell phone
S99M
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PERMANENT POSITION for
bright, industrious young man
AChristian); 1928, with at & Iease he
three years experience. MUST De
good scholar, first-class steno-
Graph, and typist, and have the
best of references. Salary TO
begin, $50 month. To be given
consideration applicant must state
fully experience and age.
PANGBORN CORPORATION,
Hagerstown, Md.
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FOR SALE - New two-story brick,
7-rocm house; modern improvements: :
porch. side entrance and located at
1922 Boas street. Price. $2,45O. j. E.
Gipple. 1851 Market street.
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HELP WANTED-FemaIe

NTED - Girls over 16
,ears of age to learn cigarmaking.
Paid while learning. Apply Har-
isburg Cigar Co., 500 Race street.
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MOYER - on March 90 1915. William
:. Meyer, at his late residence, $50
Hummel street, aged 81 years, 10
months and 13 days.
Funeral this evening, at 1850 o'clock.
from his late residence. The relatives
and friends are invited to attend with
out further notice. Body will be taken
to Pine Grove. Pa, Wednesday morn
will take place.
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HELP WANTED-F'emaIe

$3.50 PER DAY paid one lady. in each
town to distribute free circulars for
concentrated navoring in tubes. Per
cago.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Room $500
square feet floor space, suitable
for storage or light manufacture
ing purposes. Inquire ]. Rhoads,
Cowden and Forster streets.
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pUILADELPHIA STOCKS

Philadelphia, March %. Stocks
closed strong.
American Railways ......... 30
Cambria Steel ............... 43
General Asphalt ............ 24A
General Asphalt, Pfd. ....... 81
Lake Superior Corporation .. ga
Lehigh Navigation ....,..... 20
Lehigh Valley ................ 6SM
Pennsylvania Railroad ....... 81 Ills
Pennsylvania Steel, Pfd. ...... 52Ia
Philadelphia Electric ....... 24Is
Philadelphia Company ......... 80
Philadelphia Company, Pfd. u. 29A
Philadelphia Rapid ranst ..... II
Philadelphia Traction ......... 76
Reading ........... ...... 72%
Battery .............. 4SA
Union Traction ......,....... 357s
United Gas Improvement .... S5h
United States Steel ............ AK
Warwick Iron and Steel ..... 91h
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WANTED - Lady to handle our new.
fast-selling goods; guaranteed repeat
sales s25 easily made a week. Hargor
Co., Box 3S9. Harrisburg, Pa.
WANTED - Young white woman for
general housework. Call Bell phone
2215W.
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WANTED-For Easter rush, at once,
jacket and skirt operators and skirt
presser. Wilmer, Bair & Wilmer.
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FOR SALE - Three-story brick on
Evergreen street, near Market; nine
rooms and bath; all improvements:
hardwood floors throu out; o..ner
low. 10 South Thirteenth street.
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APARTNIEN rs FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two apartments at No.
1121 North Third street. Second story
apartment, four rooms and bath, $40. 90.
Third floor apartment, two rooms and
bath, $1,000. Heat furnished. Apply at
Room No. 212 Arcade Building, 219
Walnut street.
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STORAGE
NOTICES
BIDS FOR ASPHALT PLANT

BIDS ron AsPHALT Plant
SEALED PROPOSALS, accompanied
by plans and specifications. for the fur
nishing and erection of az SHEET
ASPHALT PLANT. will be received at
the office of the superintendent of
Streets and Public improvements. up
to IL o'clock noon of Wednesday, April
Z, 1915. General bidding blanks and
specifications may be had on aplication
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
w. IT. LYNCH,
Superintendent.
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ROOMS WANTED

WANTED - Two people would like
TO rent two or three unfurnished sec
ond floor rooms, or small apartment,
centrally located. Address w, 2310,
care of Telegraph.
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LEGAL NOTICES
March 20, 1915.

NOTICE - Bids will be received by
the Town Council of the Borough of
Newport for the laying of 24-inch
sewer on oliver Street. from Fourth
Street to Second Street.
441 feet of 24-inch terra Gotta pipe.
S4 feet of 24-inch cast iron pipe,
210 feet of 15-inch terra Gotta pipe
manholes. 3 inlets.
Council reserves the right to reject
anv .r all bids. Contract and specif-
cations can be had from the Under
signed.
p. G. HERTZ.
Secretary Town Council
Bids will close on April 10. 1915. e;
Z =. NJ.
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NOTICE = Letters OF Administra tion
G.. I. a., on. the Estate Of Andrew T.
Dauphiu County. Pa. deceased, haYinx
been granted 70 the Undersigned re-
siding in Harrisburg, ali persons in
debteG to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment and those
having claims VIII present them. for
settlement.
HARRY II. KOUGH,
Or Admins traitor c. L a.
ELMER w. FHLER,
Attorney.
212-4 Arcade Building
LEGAL NOTICES
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AssIGNEE,s NOTICE

ALFRED FARLINC, SIR. of the Bor
ough of Pembroke. Pa. having assigned
all his property to the undersigned for
the benefit OF his creditors, all persons
indebted to the assigner will make paw
ment and those having claims or de.
mands against him will present the
same to
JOSEPH \. MILLER,
Penbrook. Pa
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ANY intelligent person can earn good
income corresponding for newspa pers:
ticulars. Press Syndicate TyS. Lonk
Uort. N. Y.
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DIED

MILLER Mrs. Florence Miller died
Funeral services Thursday evening.
at 1880. from the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Crum, 2517 North
sixth street, the Rev. Mr.. Kramer Of
Ilating. Body will be taken to New
kWrt, Perry county, Friday morning, at
1855, where burial will take place. Rela-
tives and friends are invited TO at
tend without further notice.
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WANTED Connecting, furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, within
walking distance of Market Square.
Address r.. 1906. care of Telegraph.
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WANTED - To rent, or purchase, a
small farm of about ten acres or less.
located near station within twenty
miles of Harrisburg. Address, giving
full description of buildings, distance
to station. price, ETC., to P. o. Box 5S7,
Reading, Pa.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT Gentleman desiring
cosy room, private family. home COM
forts. fifteen minutes walk to business
section, address X, 2S04. care of Tele-
graph
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FOR RENT - Housekeeping apart
ment, 225 North Second street, second
floor. rooms, pantry and tiled bath.
All rooms open on private hall. Sta
including city vapor heat and hot
water, S42.50. Apply. 21S Pine street.
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LADIES WANTED - Clean work,
good money; machine stitching at
home; material furnished; no canvass
ing. Send stamp for particulars.
Ladies Novelties, Box 1887, Boston,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED - A large storeroom near
Market street, west of railroad, for i'm
/. Address. full particulars. M. r. c.,
care OF Telegraph.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
RICHMOND GOLFERS TO
COMPETE FOR H0N0RS

The annual championship tcurna-
ment of the Middle Atlantic Golf
Association. to be held at wilmington.
Del. Thursday. Friday and SATURDAY,
Of this week. Is OF great interest 70
Richmond golfers and party OF
twenty local players expect to go north
to compete in the event.
The present champion. Geo small.
OF the Baltimore Country CLUB, VIII
be ON hand to defend his title.
Information from Wilmington IN
dicates several OF the local players
are playing in top form and win make
q strong bid for championship honors
Washington will send It's best ana
lit 10 likely that the two Tidewater
experts, p. M. Prescott. Jr.. ana Jas.
|AdcNdenamin, will also be after the
title.
The following local players have al
ready entered: VIM. p. Word, y. p.
Hotchkiss. Jr. Jno. A. Branch, Il.
Fleming. +. C. Bell. Q. J. d. Mackey.
IJ. c. Taylor. Geo. Morgan, Dallas
Shafcr, r. c. Walden, A. G. Howse.
Judge M. Peck. J. A. Belvin SANFORD
FLEMING and H. w. HaxAla.
Entries should be In the hands OF
the secretary OF the association, r. J.
ID. Mackay. p. o. Box, 40. Rich
lmoud, va, not later than Tuesday.
June lis Later entries should be sent
care Of the Wilmington Country Club,
Wilmington. Del.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
.sPR|GGAA SPRINGS A
SURPRISE At FRISCO

San Francisco. June 12.--spriggan.
beautiful bay gelding but fignrattveiy
decidedly black horse, trotted away
with the $4,000 stake at the EXPOSE
ton track today in straight heats. and
brought Spriggah, horse that sold for
s7eo no later than last December. in the
limelight over a field OF light harness
favorites. every one of which Is valued
way up In the thousands. Behind Sprig-
gan was punched the more highly tout
ed and valued steppers, Virgins, Bar
nette, Clarence J. Berry's dainty little
Moko mare. annexed second money OF
the rich stake by finishing second once
and third on two other occasions. Peter
Mccormick and McCloskey landed sec
ond each In one Of the heats and d.
vided third and fourth money.
The disappointment of the race was
the woeful showing Of Loe Blossom, In
stalled as favorite by reason of the fact
workouts. Loe bucked. broke. and act
ed anything but like q high-cfass trot-
ter, and then the best she could get was
third place In the first heat. Peter Nc
Cormick was also guilty. his numerous
breaks putting him out Of the running.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
Gossip
Former Detroit Pitcher Has BeentSgned
For Richmond Virginians BY Jack dunn

days have passed. Connie Mack Ii
going to return him shortly. and he
is expected to be In the regular line
up by the time the team returns
home Thursday. .Shag" liz a sensa-
tional young fielder, while his batting
with the Philadelphia Athletics has
been very good.
Manager Dunn Ia still after good
hurier. and he Ii expected to have
another first-class mound artist In the
fold before the end of the week. He
held consultation with Connie Mack
leader IL keeping his eyes open In an
effort to land good hurler.
The washington Senators Slayed
some real baseball during the last
week. and managed to land the ma
jority OF the games from the oppcs-
ing outfits. Doc Ayres came back
into the iine-up after being out for
more than q month, and succeeded
| In winning his game. GrtfIfth has
been keeping the Hillsville "Hurri-
cane on the bench for some time,
and when the former Colt did get q
show he demonstrated TO the entire
satisfaction Of the n6id Fox that he
stili possesses the sstuff.
The way the Detroit Tigers are
going at the present time it looks as
II the baseball. enthusiasts through
out the world are going to read about
what Ty Cobb does In the worlds se-
ries next October. Some years back.
when Pittsburg and Detroit battied
for the champsonship. * was Honus
Wagner against the Southern boy. and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13

noon. and they win come near talk
ing both ends OF the two-prongedAAf-
fair. Manager Dunn has net yetHde-
cided just who will work in theNkwo
contests. but Il Is very probable 4 hat
Sterxer and Russell win essay to hiring
home the bacon for the Richmond
Inta.
| : The virgfnians win go 70 Jersey
City after the games this ate tnoon
with the Redmen, and endearfor 20
clean up the Skeeters three days In
succession. When hare during re-
union week only two games were
staged between Jersey City arln Rich
mond. rain preventing thu other
scheduled encounters. HoF,rs were
divided in the double hef lder. but
with good pitching the ,Cirginiana
hope to take the majority OF the
games on the Skeeters hoHie grounds
After this threo-gnme-, series with
4 Hooks" Wiltse's crew tina virginians
will return home. where Ashey Will re-
main the balance Of th, week with
the Newark Indians ~ their guests
It looks like easy run ming for the
next week, 1t least. aTad before the
! ft1n comes to an end the virginiaHf
are expected 10 be Asn top Of the
heap again.
Richmond Is undoubtedly repre-.
4 scented by one Of the hest fielding
land hardest hitting Teams In the Bar
ROW circuit. and with good pitchinr
ithey should captuues the international
League honors this season. Againsi
lProvidence thu. nsilA two daya az iass
week the entire ttAm showed mp bad
hut on wednesday,, when A-Drrisette
went IN and held the GrAys to dvs
scattered hits, 10 tlooked Hike an alto.
jgether different AGGREGATION. This
! goes to show thfrk TO BE np IN the run.
ming for = leafkue xonfAl0n i team
must havs rood hurierss Tor the other
EpiayAyx nnAf 4 ii ID ~
1 All timen 10 D rlnx home . victory IS
4 THAR haldtngf and ~ tttng alone. 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13

Games Today.
Richmond in Newark
1.-TWO gAmcs).
Providence I'm Jersey City
two Eames).
Toronto In Montreal.

Newark. N. J.. June lat was a
battle OF wiidness betw en- Bill Nor
risette. the Richmond twirler. and
Johnnie Enxman. the local idol, in the
game here this afternoon. johnnie
won out in the number of passes is
sued. he giving nine, lille Bill only
handed out five. But Enxman's team
took advantage OF each pass issued by
his opponent. and by following them
up with hits, succeeded In taliying
ten times. The swatsmiths Of the
other side, with the exception OF the
final inning, were helpless when the
bases were occupied. In that inning,
with two down and Dunn on second,
Angels Aragon. the Cuban wonder.
singled through the box. sending the
managers son home with the only run
his team was able to corral across the
plate.
Morrisette got n bad start in the
initial frame. allowing the Newark
team to count once, However, after
this he pitched good ball until the
fifth frame. when the Indians got
10 lhis offerings and succeeded in
garnering a quartet OF runs. In the
next frame they duplicated their per-
Torrance of the previous inning. reg
isfering four more counters. In the
seventh they got their tenth one. Al
times the Richmond hurierr displayed
great form. but at others he was both
wild and Ineffective.
Pitcher Enxmann allowed the Vfr-
g!nians but four scattered hits. and
Angelo Aragon got two of those. The
other two were contributed by Crane
and Bates The Richmond boys made
four errors, al OF which were costly,
and they were partly responsible for
The heavy scoring OF the home boys.
The tabulated score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13

Legs on the Nowlan and Western
Gig. cups were won by Burleigh
wardlaw. Colonel Grundy; DR.. Hills
man. Blanton and DR. Coff,nan.
Points on the Lumsden Cup were
made by Hart. Hillsman, Tignor.
Williams.
Surprise targets were broken by L.
Rueger, z: Hart. 2; Hunter, 1; Flip
pen. q: Williams g. Eashey. l. Bry-
ant, l: helms, I: CabeU, /; Boyd, 2.
/ Next shoot Wednesday. June 18th,
at 4:30 p. NJ.
,(2e. .ESTHAOIN T !HTH THTTTH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13

The first game between Gordon
Metal Company and the Blues WAS .
royal pitchers battle with frogs
hair finish. Vincent won hts game.
s to A, while Monk. Brown pitches
his Sc ond game. . to o. It was ball
of rare qualities for ameteurs, both
teams being affective with the stick ~
times.
Score by innings. r..
Biues 49,. 40 600 sOao---5
Gordon Metal Co .002 010 001----4
summary: Struck outBy Brown.
Isl. by Vincent, -. Three-base hits
Russell. Northern. Kuyk. stolen bases
Beasly and Russell.
i, second ggnSes- W sSS
scurr ~ inl1tnxs. q r.
Gordon Metal Co. o0e 00z 0-~e
Blnee I. s !. y n. 1. {. Il. ! 010 900 60
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13

staunton, Va, juno 12.-C. A.
Cease, a native OF Greensvi|ie, Va, and
now residing In TuAsa. Okla. is a
guest Of relatives in this city en- route
to his Western home after having at
tended the recent Confederate Re-
union. at Richmond.
Mr.. Cease. who at one time lived
in stanton. statAd that this is his
FIRST visit TO his native State within
past fifty years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
HOMER IN THIRTEENTH
WINS FOR BUILDERS

Especial to The Richmond virgin.an.,
Newport News, Va. June H.
Smith today poled a circuit rider IN
the thirteenth frame, enabling tina
Shipbuilders to defeat suffolk, to q.
in one of the prettiest games seen
here for sometime. Ii was the elev-
enth straight win for the Builders
The score: b
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13

SUMMARY. Two-hase hlts---LOnX.
Taguer Double piays--McCleary.
Dempsey to Damrau; Hummel, DAM
rau to Hurley. Sacrifice hits--Hur-
ley, Calder. Barnett, Spencer Sim-
mons. Base on balfs-~Pooray. S. Me-
Cleary, Hit by pitched bails--Pno-
ray, /. Struck out--Pooray, 2: Me-
Cleary, 4. Wild pitches-McCieary
J.. Time of gane-f:45. Empress
MCGOWAN and Bigbie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
rvaovDENCE GRAYs HEAT
JERSEY CITY SHELTERS

.er,ey CITY, N. J., June 1i.-Provi-
A.,.ra defeated Jersey City In today's
I 1870 81 ! score OF to 4. BY lively
.Ssttinr streak the Orays wiped ont the
eIsestsrs lsad In the seventh frame
~, 1870 ~ inninxs: 4, n. ID
rrovidence ~. 900 100 tio---6 10
Jeraey City Csc geo ef0--& 10
Hatteries--Oeschge and Casey: Rfns
ana ralle. Umpires-Mulien and Eek
man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
ROCKY MOUNT TARHEELs

Especial to The Richmond virEintaH.N
Norfolk, Va, June 12.--Norfolk cleaAes
Nv outclassed Rocky Mount todAy. 49,
ing the closing game Of the series,
too. OBrten WAS easy. and hin csxxsn
Were bounced 10 every caEnsr ~
lot. Cochran held the visitors " tNMs
hits. The sccrss. ,Ss = e vs. 81 ss|s &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13

xBatfed for Morrisette in the ninth
inning.
Score by innings: X
M,A..r. ~ io0o44 10s--10
rsrhrrond 900 600 o. ]
aacriffce fIies--Tooley. Callahan
atofen bases--C Callahan. Witter. Tooley
Jordan. Pick. Two-base hit--Bates
Three-base hit-Kraft. Base on balls
az EnxYnan, aLoff Morrisette. 3
struck out--By Enzman 2; by Nor
rssette, 1. HIT by pitched hall-By
Enxrnan, 1 (Crane): by Morrisette.
1Wensor), Double piays-Tooley
Move and Kraft, .: Morrisetfe
Krftchell and Ball. First pase o.
errors---Newark, !: Richmond, !. LeI
~. haaee--Newark. 3; Richmond. 10
yynnires. Messrs. Cleary and Carpen'
-. Time OF game, 1865.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13

Totals ....... 10 6~3S ~
xOne out when winning run scored.
ssBatted for Hamilton in ninth.
stewart out. hit by batted ball.
Score by innings: h
suffolk .e02 600 600 600 0---z
Newport News. 900 200 600 0o0 i----3
Summary; Home run - Smith
Three-base hits--Goaiby and Wel-
sher. Two-base hits---Smfth, y.
Irmsher and Bunting, Sacrifice hftm
Allen. Efird and Crfst. Stolen
stewart, Smith and CArneA
First base on baiis--Of Efird. =; OF
Hamilton. .. Struck out-By Efirds
s; By Hamilton. 8; by Mullin, i. Hit
by pitcher-Stewart. by Hamilton.
Left on bases--Suffolk. 8; Newport
News. 4. Double plays 5oaihy Gun
assisted. Bunting to Carnes 70 Wa
ters to Hasson to Walters. Hits0n
Hamilton. 10 In 10 innings and I
runs. Time OF game. hours and ~
minutes Umpire Bussey,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
M0Yxxss PROVE 81
EASY rOR TORONTO TEAM

Montreal, June 13.--Toronto drove the
naii All over the lot today and managed
4 y, sdefsat the Montreal Royals BY 10
- 1000 ~ innings: R.H. e!
rrronto .o1s $50 ooo---io Is 1
ssss,ssfreaI ....s.4. ice geo Do ~ 4
81 fatteries- Manning ana Kelly: Koest-
NJ and Howisy., umpires--Harrison
ana Freeman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
BROOKLYN TIP TOPS
DOWN NEWARK PfPs

Score by innings: R.HE
Newark 1870. 600 900 ooo--o /
Brooklyn .ooi 600 oox--f l
S Batteries--aforan and Raridsn. Up
ham and Pratt.
Score by innings: r. H. 2.
Buffalo ......... 900 Gao ooo--2 .
Baltimore ....... Il 400 ,0t0 0Qx--3 z
Ratteries--Krapp and Blair; Bender
and Jacklitsch.
score by innings. R.HE.
Chicago LOO Hna na9-=za 0
Kansas City . 900 13o eox--s 10 !
Batteries Hendricks HrennaR and
Wilson; Packard and Easterly.
Score by innings n II p.
Pittsbnrg 100 900 046< .
st, Lczas spp7 80 10
ezl>
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
Standing Of csubs.

Game. To-day.
Pittsburg in ST. Louis.
Chicago in Kansas City.
Buffalo In Newark.