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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-01
REV. 0. TRESSEl
WILL COME TO
TRINITY CHURCH

70 become pastor Of Trinity In
thsran church IN this city. the Rev
oscar Tressel. Of St. Marks Evangeli
cal English Lutheran church. Of Day
ton. has resigned after eight years Of
service. His resignation was announc
ed 1t the morning service Of the Day
ton congregation Sunday, and was. &C
cspted by the church board with sin
cere regret.
Rev. Tressel has occupied the Day.
ton pulpit for more than eight years,
taking charge OF the work when the
congregation was q mere handful a. q
mission established by the Rev. M. @.
Hecllt, OF st. Paul's German Lutheran
church. In this time he has built up
4 membership Of two hundred, and en-.
rolled 264 in the Sunday school. The
church has long been self-supporting.
The church house at Linden ana Xenia
avenues q neat structure, has 0een
built since the coming of the Rev.
Mr.. Tressel to Dayton.
IN the time he has been at Dayton.
the Rev. Mr.. Tressel has declined =
number OF very flattering calls because
her did not desire to leave the work
until It has beeh established on firm
basis He will remain at Dayton until
a new pastor has ben secured.
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Her Husband Widow


porfectly sweet 81 you." cst4d The
strange lady. extending her hand 70
Leslie Il was just DYING 70 know
you. Mr. Warner, from the momeat
! saw you come y 70 dinner Sne
smiled It vaSney. Lucky man! Do sIl
down beside me, Mrs Varney. How
delightful 70 think ~ shall be fcgetn-
er for four whole days!
Leslie dropped into the vacant deck
chair beside Mrs. Melas. fnurmuring
some words Of qualification. The men
formAd n asain around them, al 81
them except victor vyins with each
other to attract the lions share Of tho
ladies' attention ara favor.
Victor stood leaning asainst the
:. ..,>- ana
deck mouse. smo1ins = s' - .s,,s
loo.n4 81. s.H. nSraLs
VIE snenuv saluon ar..n ,.s,,.~sat -
Va. OBVIOUSLY W..
maze "A lmpIess,ou ~ aannnnics tvs
MI Msss c,.~ 80. : .,,Sc.r-.he
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Greece has 5000. 900 people.
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SYNoPsis.

z IA
Leslie MoFns. goyerness. goes TO
walk By the 80 and II spoken e BY
man she dAes not know. She y res
cued from his attentions ~ Victor
Steele, sergeant II the British army,
whom she Iatar marries. She finds
married life weArisome and refuses 70
follow Steele to Egypt. Then she hears
Of his death and conceals the fact that
she Is his widow. Four years later,
married to Oswald yarney and mother
OF boy. she meets Steele face to face
In Jsrusaiem. He tslls her to keep the
past secret, and her husband ann0uncA
ss that Steele is going to tail with
them.
The charm was 80 potent she per-
ceivsd to her modification, that Vic.
tor remained with three or four other
men leaning with their arms upon the
table listening to that shrfll voice.
when every one else had risen. Leslie
had expected, q circle Of men 4kth0fed
rose also, with I heightened color and
. quiverinE lip, and went to her state
room. knowing full well that Oswald
was dying to rush across to Steele and
obtain al introduction to the unknown
lady.
She threw q wrap around her white
shoulders and went on deck. It. was
q delicious southern night, and only
the LATEST Of zephyrs breathed on the
phosphorescent sea. In the shadow Of
the smoking room she found. a. she
had expected, circle Of men gathered
around lady with the diamond eyes.
Among them was her husband.
He saw her and pulled her toward
the group. Victor, who was sitting BE-
side the Anchantress, listening to the
talk with a dry smile, spr-ng to his
f4et at her approach. Oswald whisper.
ed to him. For moment he seemed
to hesitate, then with certain stiff
ness OF manner he looked from one
woman to the other and said: MRS
varney, may make you known to oul
fellow pAssenger-an old friend Of
mine-Mrs. Melas?" ....ss.s-s
"Oh, now, Captain Steele. that Il
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Ioss from whom received only tempo.
AIRY relief. ! decided to give Lydia p.
PHkham's Vegetable Compound . fair
rial and also the Sanative Wash. I have
low used the remedies for four months
md cannot express my thanks for what
hey have done for me.
IF these lines will be Of any benefit
ron have my permission to publish
hem. - Mrs. SADIE WILLIAMS, 456
lanes Street, Elkhart, Indiana.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
Sound, made from native roots and herbs,
outains no narcotic or harmful drugs,
nd to-day holds the record Of being the
nost successful remedy for female ills
~ know Of. and Thousands Of voluntary
estimonials on file In the Pinkham
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II you have the slightest doubt
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md held In strict confidence.
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b begun the frst part Of October or
latter part Of, this month.
Within the next two weeks all the
samples win have been distributed
It Is expected, and preparations for
the retail sale Of machines viii be
practically completed.
There are i've styles Of the Starr
phonosraph and the retail cost viii
range from 500 to $500. Fifteen DIFF
ferent kinds OF wood 10 at the choice
OF the purchaser. besides special nm
isheS.
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STARR DISTRIBUTES
FIRST IhSTALLMENTS

Samples Of the new Starr phono-
sraph for exhibition and demonstra.
tion purposes are being distributed by
the Starr Piano company Of this city
to dealers, preceding tho shipment
Of instruments in quantity. which will
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-01
Gas EXPLOSION FATAL.

HAMMOND, Ind, Sept. Paul
Canders placed lantern 10 ! tank
containing gasoline In order to ascer.
tain the amount Of its contents, the
exploSion which resulted throwing him
fifty feet. He Is not expected to re-
cover.
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MRS. Williams =
LONG SICKNESS
Yields To Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.
Elkhart, Ind. EEL suffered for four
een years from organic inflammation,

I e m q ] . weakness,
pain and irregulari-
ties. The pains In
my sides were In
creased by walking
or standing on my
feet and I had such
awful bearing down
feelings, " as de-
pressed In spirits
and became thin and
pale with dull, heavy
eyeS. I had six doc.
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PONY RIDES IN AUTO.

MARION, Ind, Sept. IA pany and
its colt were given a joy.ride IN an
automobile, when Charles Thompson
rnotored to Decatur, bought the anil
mails. loaded them In the tonneau OF
the car and drove home IN three
hours.
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FIND TWO MOTHERS SICK.

ELWOOD, Ind, Sept. Health
authorities found Mrs. Avery and
her mother critically Ill, In one bed,
and each nursing a few days old
baby. Both are expected to recover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
Duplex Keeps IN Winning Streak.

nc IJUpItN IriW Hcftntcn The strong
exciting game Yesterday by the score
Of 10 ] Waldbaucr on the mound
for Woodall K Quarlcs, pitched a good
wilduess
Duplex played rings around their
opponents IN the field. Bereuyn At
Nird made several sensational clutches.
taking on" In his hare hand ana 60
irr behind the grand stand 20 null
down foul Berry. Smithcrs and
Duplex
Long, the deaf and dumb pitcher for
duplex, held the opposing team al his
mercy during tho entire game The
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.NORTHS|DE GUN CLUB IS
LATEST TO GET STARTED
Ten Shooters Were Out Yesterday
Afternoon ut New
Traps.
WEST END GUNNERs,
popular Sport Was INDUCED In by
Two Clubs Yesterday-M. ID.
Hart Was High Gun at West End
Traps.

The Norths;de Gun Club held it's
opening shoe; Yesterday with ten en-
thusiast!c gunners and n iarce cal
leryjof spectators
I. Nj g Anderson was hirh. with
the GOOD score of - out Of ~, closely
follow ell by John Martin and ~ w.
Price with ~ and - out OF -
W. w iiarvcN the popular secretary.
shot we'll and surprised himself. rs we'll
as friends by breaking ~ out OF 40
]. y. Perkins was Il close follower, with
So
The club has charged its trap. and
now have an excellent ulaCn to shoot.
There is large waiting list. the
membership nov numbering twenty
or mere.
The scores.
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tain Rose, In their first appearance this
season nv Tho scnrr of IL TO

tain Rose. In their first appearance this
season by the score of IA to Q.
Score by innings: II.
Cubs ................. 20402l0- Q
Braves ................l0l x--l4
Batteries: TiSdale. Rose and Clybone;
Rouse and Landrum. Empires. Gle
ments and Blount. Time 1880.
The Giants defeated the Senator'S in
the score or to ..
Tho pitching of all the pitchers es-
pecially the pitching of Captain Gle
with the clean hit gotten by f.. HUB
bard. which won tho game In the
twelfth inning. were the features.
Score BY innings: K.
Senators .........OO OOo2OO0 0--2
Giants .........0 o 1 i 100 1--3
Batteries Clements and NARROW:
Hubbard, Blount and Young. Umpires
Rose and Rouse. Time. 30.
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WEST END CLUB

N. y. Ear, was high man Saturday
n the West END Gun Club, with ID.
iiiisman the runner up. nr. Hotchkiss
could not do any better than tie Cabeil,
the first time Cabeli had shot This sea
sou. They both beat Colonel Grundy,
Robert Jones ana 4 Hunter one tar
get.
Colonel James !. Pollard, who was
expected To 60 higher, could not get a
start, he and Albert Waddev ending
up horse and horse. =. Il. Watt came
out 10 see how his Office associate, Jcr
man, was making the fine cards. lie
has been turning in this season, and
showed him he was something of Il
Shot himself.
IIamdicaps for the shoot next Sat
urday viii he given out this week. and
Il big crowd Is expected.
Legs on The Western cartridge
trophy cup were won ny st Julian
liadersink, W. Hunter Garter r. Grun-
dy NJ. u Hart. l.. u. Notchkiss. jr
and j. G Tignor.
Eleven men were on; for the first
time this season, bat the fine weather
must have taken a good many of the
tegulars Oft mshinc. for thu attend
anc. was small.
The scores:
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.
Planters


Summary: Two-base hits-B Waller
stein, Oxenhama. II. Bell Earrelson.
Threo-bose hits--Dorsett 90. Newman.
Shackelson. Home runs-Bell. Lucy.
iIits-on Smith. In inning; off Ster
ling. 10 in 6 innings; of Evans. none in
inning: off Moltz II in innings.
Bases on balis-hy Moltz. /: by Ster-
ling, q by Evans. |. I'atters hit--by
Smith, I; by Moltz. /. Struck out-by
Smith, .: by Sterling. 8; by Moltz. 2:
by Evans, |.
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SIct:iIl tIctorinu,.

yesterday, winning easily by the score
Of Is To 3.
The game was interesting and excit-
ing until the eighth, when McGill
solved Nincents delivery and scored six
runs off as many hits. Kelley pitched
we'll for McGill. keeping the Bankers
hits scattered until the eighth. when a
pass and three hits Noted them three
runs
The batting OF Dreamer and Onesty
and the bascrunning of Alright who
stole home III the eighth. featured the
gAme. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

Tho TWO bottom teams fought a
battle royal for last place yesterday at
Barton Heights, finally finishing with
ont a decision.
The lllues led up 10 tho ninth inning.
when Lehman weakened. and Barton
Heights fell on him for nve runs
tying the score In the frsi McR"c
hit for II home run with two on. ana
). Beck duplicated in the second.
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Bells Bible Glass.
N'WTF " TTTTWEE
EultonS ....,.........O n q % o u : a.

summary: Two-basc hits Bedford
go, Low Robson. Threc.b base hits.
+. Wilson Eases on balls-hv Rob
son, 3 by Echo. . Struck out-by
Robson. Z; by Echo. &. Wild pitches
'.I
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The Second Baptist "deacons" again
showed their ability to play good bali
yesterday by swapping the Blues.
IS 10 6.
Connie" Gentry. for the "deacons. -
covered himself with glory by fan
ming sixteen men. Dutch" Reuger.
carried away the batting honors, bv
occurring four hits out OF six times up.
The score:
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innings: on Allen. in innings; or
Ry Dunn. .. by Alien, A. by Ellis. s
Ratters hit7-Ry Duun IGcuu!rEs): by
Ellis "a. Burch) struck uu,--Hy
Dunn, :; by Ellis. 3: by Allen. !. Passed
bnlls-By Theteack. l. by Ciutteru. I.
Wild pitchcs-By Allen. 5 Left on
bascs--Portners. ); Richmond Electric
Co. 2. Time Of same. l:5S. Umpire,
Mrs. Morgan. Scorer. |. \ Jones.
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Metropolitan.


summary: Two-base hits-Nunnnly,
Canepa, T.. bedford. Three base hits
E3oone, Powell Home ru:is--M. Martin
stolen baseS-M. Martin. Jackson, Ger
mclInan go. Double plays-Moorc TO
Boone to Martin To Gcrmelman; Crostic
to Moore to Boone. Bases on halls
by Powell. |; by Taylor, ;. Botters hit
by Powell |; Taylor l. Struck out
by Powell, iG: by TAYLOR, l. Time OF
game, 1890. Umpire, Roy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

the Guinea Fox team defeated tho
Biliikins yesterday by the score ~
S 10 Ford pitched until the hfth.
and his finger was sore when he was
relieved by Hennessey. who pitched \
steady game 10 the finish.
Tho feature OF the game was the bat
ting OF the whole Guinea Fox team.
Morris starred for the B!llikins. getting
home run In the sixth.
Score by Innings: r. II. f..
Bilikins $500. % 9 2olS2 o.
@. Il. B.........S Dol 2o-8 10 2
Batteries: Carter and Morris: Ford.
Hennessey and O'Donnel.
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summary: Two-base hits-A. II.
Powell, McCurdy, Rennie. Carter, 1iller.
Three base hits-A. B. Powell, Cosby.
single base hits-Rennie. Anderson.
Mccafferty. Gentry. A. -. POWELL Q;
Cosby. Marfarlane, ;. Pitchers sum
mary: Base on balls-Of Powell, 4;
OF Tiller. l. Struck out by Powell,
I. by Tiller. .; by Tyson, g. Umpire,
Shelton. Scorer, joyce.
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AIco-Kellum Gumc pontDoned

The gnme scheduled between tho
Alcos and a. S. Kellam was called Off
on account OF several of the players
from each team playing at Broad Street
Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

-. '~HTTITTTdT :, MU-HHS' HTTS-'THN, Z.
Itmmons. i. Tinnmons 90. Doeppe
Sacrifice hitS-BlerSch. Stolen bases
Kenny; Blersch, powherty, Martin.
Powell: Bagby 90, poeppe. Double
Hts-on Mason. in innings: OFF
Whitmorc, II in innings. Bases on
halls-by Whtmore. ,. Struck out-by
Mason, l6: by Whitemore. s Left on
bascs-Clark Springs. s; Tredcgar. |.
Time OF game. hours and 10 minutes
Umpire, MIR. Barker.
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r.uur., s,rce1 Defeat. Athletics.

In a we'll played game. Laurel street
sunday school defeated the fast Capita
city Athletics on their home grounds
by the score OF i 10 3,
joliiN was the main feature, holding
his opponents st mis- mercy in the
pinchca. Both teams PLAYED eNcellentiy.
liaw MAS the bright star With The stick
for the Athletics, and Dabuoy PLACED
wrll. Will" Walden led Laurel street.;
BLANK received Jo!lin In good form
IaniinI IIiN Athletics.
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smIthdeal Game Postponed.

Smithdcal business College baseball
team left here Saturday to play Fork
Union Military Academy. a heavy
thunderstorm broke Just before time
for the game, according to n telegram
received in Richmond last night, con-
scnuently the game was postponed un-
til Monday. The Suithdcal team will
return to Richmond late Monday after
noon after the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

Howitzers were on their toes through
out tho game and played nrst-clnss
per cent.
The features of the game wero the
batting OF y. Il. Powell and Cosby, and
also tho fielding of Mcfarland and
Gentry. The score:
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Totals
First National.

summary; Two-base hlts-M ssIey
Dreamer. Brand. OnestY. Kelley. Three
base hits-Creamcr, Gerring, Gordon.
Stolen busts---ArrighI 90, GcrriuE
t:l. Augustine CD Wharton, brand:
tlits-oh KELLEY. . in innings. of
Vincent, Ia in . innings Bases on
halls--by Kelley, 2. by Vincent, 4 Bat
ters-hy Vincent. Missley. Struck out
hv KELLEY, u. by Vincent, II LEFT on
hases--Aictiill s; First National. Is
Time al game, 1850. Umpire, Mr.
krousc, Of Highland Park
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Total .......5s IL II 30 10


|1'HVtcW TOT TiFtEOFY I'm NININ.
Score hy innings: n
Barton Heights 320oO0O2a o-ia
Blues ..........,.0 % o 1871 Ole
Summaries: Two-baSe hits--Peasley.
Gresham, Robertson. Three base hits
DAWSON. Gresham. Home runs-J.
Deck. Mcltce. Double plnys--Noocrs
to Beck TO Dawson. .; Knightly TO
Whittier TO Gresham, |. Bases on balls
by Figner 2; by Lehman. 4. Bat
ters hit-by II. Eeck. Struck out
ny Figner, Q: by Lehman. 0. Passed
halls--SW eeney, 3; Peasley. Wild
acknowledgement, l.; Lehman, .. Tn
pire, Mr.. a1artcnstein.
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juniors.
Total .........
- 7h1 oil o.
n a n - 4 n n n a.

g. ~ A. C....2 I7n1nii Ola
juniors .....O "a q q q O. 4
Two base hits-Iiarpcr, Johnston,
Tia" Three hase Williams. san
icrs Home run-IiaN Sacrifice hit
iiarner stolen hnsss- Cre6kmore
slime Harper. Hay. Fell, Saunders.
coleman, Johnston, Green. Double
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iiomi,rucn. Win

y E-''""'-'Ns 00feaI-U m. E.rL
.ts'aIlel. ~ Hyrd Psrk by tile cor.
r. The game WAS one sided. INT
pea iliu. eArlDltior OF baseball
p" lectures were the playing OF 4
.;lnasay VINO robbed Klein OF hit
lNe' Vas SUI" 70! safety S.sv I,
ion homer VIII. one on Mar.hi. snd
F!shaEar caTf. o"'rhe fe!ding non.
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&. II. A. c. Defent Planters.

In loosely played game yesterday the
Church hin Affiliate Club defeated the
Planters Bank, II 10 10. Several
times the score was tied. and up 10 tho
ninth inning IL was anyhody'a game
Both teams hit hard and often. and
each side used two pitchers
'Ihn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

Myers. The whole Wrights team
played good ball Crow pitched we'll
for his team, but was hit when hits
meant runs
Farmer and Grimm are some rooters
for the Wright's boys. Manager Wilson
expects TO make any team in the league
hustle 10 beat him out for the pen
,u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

lhe ilorac" Wrighis Defeated ~.
T'"hf battery Courts a. Rrnokipnd
l'@rh ny the score uf q 10
h"llo'i Vas on IT." mound ans
n'c'ed IKE hIg Lacquer aio.ii,,.
%. iN Two nuts and tanning siNt.en -,
INC heavy hi''irg Batter, bows NrI
!!aiHs o!Q cecesy.mg like that ~ Chief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

Where they pIny N.,, s,,,r.,o

'"Hrs no y Fulton AZ Fulton Tark
H.'ls hihle Class vs. II : WMgh, ~,
ierNcv Park Inpire, scott. az
Nnf~o3" vs. Battery Court, AT Brook.
1Md IHrk Umpire. lnrGnn ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
PLAYGROUND LEAGUE

Next Saturday games starting at $50
NJ the Church Civic Association field
Graves Us. Giants, first game.
Cubs vs.. S"nat tors, second game.
braves Victorious.
The fighting Braves. under Captain
Rouse, defeated the cubs, under Cap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

The Mctropolitans held on to tho lead
10y beating the Cobbs. to . In ten in
nings.
The features were NJ Martins home
run in the tenth and Germelnan's base
both twirlcd fine ball. Joncs's hitting
and Nunnaly's folding were also GOOD.
The score:
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COM MERClAL LEAGUE
Standing OF the clubs.
Where The, Play Next Saturday.

Duplex vs. Rountree- Cherry. at Clark
Springs.
Tredeear vs. c. s. Luck. ST Scotrs
Addition.
Woodal e ouaries VS.. Clark Springs.
at FlOyds
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Norwood Wins.

Norwood defeated Jones Bros. Co.
yesterday in an interesting game,
to 4.
The feature was TalmanS home
run. iulizbach's thrcc-b base hit with
three men on bases gave NORWOOD u
good score Knowles catching and
Quarless base running featured for
Norwood. All three pitchers were goods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

IN fast and exciting game. {. s.
Luck defeated Rountree- Cherry. The
features OF the game were the fielding
OF Peyronnet and Cheatwood and the
hitting of Quarles. Floyd pitched a
EooG game. striking out twelve and
walking only one man in eight innings
and allowing only eight hits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

Clark Springs beat Tr.deear Iron
Works by score of - To l.
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Ashland 1900. 49,. ,...... o o : 40
Summary; Two-basc hit-Cummings
len bases--Rose. Treviiiian t2), Gruner,
poHEett. Blunton. Perkins Double
plnys-Dogactt TO Gruner to Cum
nings, Sharp TO Gruner 10 Cummings.
iits--oT Black. II in s is innings. OF
Blanton in : Innings. Bases on balls
by Bianton, :. by Black. :: Batter
hit--SchRicH Struck out--by Black. ! :;
by Gruner. g. by Bianton. s Wild
pitches Nj idye,,c. Left ON bases.
Ashland. /. Blue Bells. Z Time OF
game. i:3o, Empires, Whit"h-,d aud
Eoi'oIu
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Totals
'Ha';"d for Myers In ninth
SCpT. bV innings
,unlnx

DUPLEX . nnIo1n
"p"Hai! y ouarlcs. 90 II q q n---l
Summarr: Two-hase hit-I;nbineau
NarEnc" hit Fiergwyn Stolen buses
ThIiherS Lower, .; Clarke. 2: "
'A,'' i'ohnehu Ilits-of Long
,nniitS Bases on Tails ny Long.
ny W9,hau~r / lruers Nit ny Long
'efh"Hl D., by Wn!haucr tSlnithcrs
t.o""rN 90 r I!oh"n. " Rahcn
Siru'E out Ey Long. G; by Wnlbn,,er
Wild pitches Walbauer, 2 I.cft
o.. "ases nHpleE, . Woodail &
HHsl.es Time ~ game hour 81
olnN'ss Umpire, Thorp" Attemdance
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lotal 81
Jones Bros, Co

summary: Thrce-basc hits-iiuilz-
bach. Home runs-Talmar. stolen
has-s-p. Branch. Quarles. iiits-off
Harris. 4 In innings; off Shortell none
In innings: of Drumilicr, in in
by Drunillrr. >. BatIcrs hii--by iIar-
,is :; by Drumillcr, J. Struck out
~ Harris. :: by Shortell. =; by Drumil-
Ter ? Left ON bascs-Joncs Bros. Co,
Norwood 3.
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nnrncas. 81, Gordon MetaI Co., I.

The Baracas continued their win
ming streak yesterday by downing the
Gordon Metal Co, to |.
Fuuuay and Rcmine, the battery for
Barracks. both played In midscason
form. The former pitched his usual
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Battery Court.

Battery COurtS. .....-.. n q q Q Q q TT
summary: Two base hits - Welsh,
Riley, Barfoot. Threc-hase hits-Grif-
fin. Lutte. Sacrifice hits-Lutto. stolen
hases-F. Williams. Riley, Lutte go.
Williams. Collins. Bases on halls-hy
Grow, u by Barefoot, !. Ratters hit
by Grow. +. Williams. struck out
by Barfoot, 10; by Grow. l. Time of
game, one hour. Umpire, Mr.. Scott.
Scorer. Mr.. Kidd.