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MORE NEWARK RUMORS

NEW YORK, May 27.-StronE rivalry
on the part Of the Federal League with
tho International League club in New
ark has led to many reports recently
that Newark was TO he drOppcd from
the International League circuit. and
the team transferred TO some Connect
cut city The reports were revived
to-day, with Bridgeport given as the
cit" likely TO get the club.
Inquiries in Newark and Of interna
tional League officials failed to reveal
any present basis for the rumors, but
In other quarters usually we'll informed
men predicted that an international
League circuit change was not unlikely
later in the season.
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'Totals e n 9; :a . Total.

% - - - Iotals so
Batted for Whaling in seventh.
B"ttoG Tor TraEcsScr in ninth,
:Batted for Hughes in ninth.
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TWO TEN-|NN|NC GAMES
BY VIRGINIA LEACUERs
Rocky Mount and Norfolk Are Win
ners I'm Contests With Pirates
and Builders.
Infants Make Debut at Petersburg
by kalsomining Nuts-Tars Beat
Newport News by Uphill Fight.
Ryanitcs in Good Form.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
=, PORTSMOUTH,, VA. May 27.-Rocky
Mount made it's local debut here by de-
leatlnG Portsmouth I'm a ten-inninc
game by the score of to g. Loose
paving and Inability to hit Pope when
there was chance to cinch the game
up peg in the percentage column
" was anybody's contest, however.
untii me visitors went to bat in the
giles sacrifice hit and bad error
brought two North Carolina runs over
the plate, strain opened for Ports
mouth and was relieved by McKeithan
IN the ninth. Pope went all the way
Tor Rocky Mount. Score:
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BRAVES LOSE TO REDS

Ey Len sed Wire to Times Dispatcr !
LoS TON. MASS. May o7.-Circinnaii
iast 81 the National League clubs 10
meet inc worlds champions so far This
season, ercned the series nv wirnjnf,
,o-daN 10 O. To date the Braves have
i0sI TOUR series. won two and tied ono.
l,aIe pitching had Boston's b,tsn,cn
~ loss to-day two pinch hi,tnrs
strlkinG out in the ninth. score.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
BUFFEDS HIT ROGGE

PITTSBURGH, May 27-BuMalo hit
RoCGc hard all through to-days game
and defeated the Pittsburgh Fedcrals,
to 6. Anderson was strong until the
eighth inning, when tho locals bunch
cd five hits and scored four runs The
hitting on EnScl and Loudcn was
timely.
Score by innings: r. H. F.
Buffalo %.......l o. o. o2-9 IL ?
Pittsburgh 100 o o 0-6 10 2
Batteries: Anderson, Bedient and
Blair; RogGc. Dickson and Berry.
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BlSONS. BEAT NEWARK

BUFFALO. y Y. May 27.-Thc Risons
outrcar ped Newark u harvest Of ha Sc
bits and Won the FIRST game OF the
series to-day 10y I. score OF 20 .
There v"r" tWeuty-thrro afc hits in
two barGcrs Lee was driven from tn.
mound n tho attn inning. and Brown.
who 0Vish"d tile session was even less
effective SchmutH finally storpcd the
h0'uha "dWcut. Eech" VAS hit often
hut kept his hits we'll scattered and
etched good ball after the frs, Two in
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| ~ Leased Wire TO Times DIsna,cl,
GIANTS BEATEN BY CARDS

EEW YORK, May 27 $, Louis aroI,
ncirat"d New. York here to-day. vim
n!nt " hard fought tcn-iuniug game
,tH,i inc former champions & TO b
MI Her opened the tenth with an 0rdi-
haIE one base hit to center. but took
" "hrin chnnc" for second rs Murray
."oScu the BAN in ana made IT. Tic
t"ok third on liyatts inhcid ont, aud
scored on Wilson's scratch single 10
Dole Manager McGraw used sixteen
""t OF hlS t""n,N-one players in an Of
tort 10 win tho mnrnc Scnra. - -. ~
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READY FOR BIG MEET
Athletes Arrive In Philadelphia fol
IntercOlIeginfes,

PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Athletes
who will compete in the intercollegiate
morrow and Saturday began arriving
TO day, and went to Franklin Field for
practice, and to familiarize themselves
gan, Dartmouth and Bowdoin were
represented among the contestants who
arrived, The University of Pennsyl-
vania and Cornell track teams are at
Atlantic City, and will stay there until
Ia morrow morning.
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T,yenty-seyen From Vol.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. May 27.-The
Yale track team, made ND of twenty
for Philadelphia to take part to-mor-
row in the prelimnares in the inter-
collegiate track games at Franklin
subjected TO physical examination by
Or. William T. Bull. were pronounced
physically fit. This examination for
the heart and lungs was the first ever
given Yale athletes before a track COM
petitiOn.
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DELL IN GOOD FORM

~ Leased Wire 10 Times DISPATCH
bEppNi.lN. y. Y, May 97-Dcll
pitched Shut-out ball to-day, ana Brook
tiEn naHe 1t two straight with Pitts
nuIsh; 20 g. In" winning runs were
scored IN III" sixth or Stcngcrs simeIc
N NlIH tumble and wild throw OF
w hcat Frounder and Mycrs's hi
'Goper was effective in tho otbcr in
Hinrs CAREY. Johnston. Daubort and
Myers Yielded brilliantly Three dorhIn
GdaEs. wv" from tn" outnold. featured
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south nm u.,,, I,r.,,,.

-II'T y HTT.T.- Va. May 27.-S0uth
iitl' H"f"ai"d Wrcnccvilic this AFTER
,m,Iin I" Inc iHn" Of - 70 . IN "a game
r"ncov.ilc did no, scor. urtiI Tic
mthln 'hnng IN. features Of In.
,",M, wer" the work by Scot, and
i;""Ings battery for south i'm. and
me h"lhinR by Pennington. 4 very
ARK crowd % La wrencevilie fang
"c!' present the attendance being the
oes' seen on the local diamond.
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Russell was in fine fettle YESTERDAY
and famed eight of the Hustlcrs. He
had Smoke Ball Erickson against him
Tor seven innings, and Hcrchc for two.
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Rock Mount.
Portsmouth.
Totals 40 90 a 5 Totals 81 :
'Batted for MCKe.than in teDtb

score by innings: n
Rocky Mount ...l @ o o q q a , -;
portsmouth .........l o. 90 o. ca
summary: Runs-l3ittle. Parn,aIec. 'Dau-
ncrt ~. tIrich. TaEue. Hurley. Strain Two
oaSe hits-HurieS and St Martin. Stolen
nases-Biii!e. Parmaie". Strain Double
piaHs- Damrau To Ieimcr to Hurley: Tague
20 "eimer: Danbert to O'Bricn Sacrf,cc
hts-U!rich. Base on baIls-of Pore 4:
on Strain. .. Left on hases--Rocky Mount,
II! portsmouth. :. Struck out--hy Popc 4:
oy strain. J. Passed balls--oook / Wild
p!tchcs-Stra!n. ,: Pope. l. Time OF game
nc. tmpire. Kossback. Attendancc 600
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WALTER JOHNSON POUNDS
BALL OVER FENCE AGAIN
Blond Tvirler Is Too Much for De-
troit, and Nationals Win
Easily.
WHITE son TAKE ANOTHER
Chicago Makes Ii Nine in Row by
Defeating New York-ClcveIand
Beats Athletics in Smuggling Match.
Laioie Continues 70 Hit Hard
WHITE SOX TAKE ANOI

BY Leased Wire to Times Dispatch
DETROIT. May 27-Walter Johnson
was too much for Detroit to-day. and
Washington won TO .. Roland pass
cd three men in succession with none
out in the third. and singles by Eos
ter and Acosta scored three runs With
Morgan on base johnson drove the ball
over tho lefi-held wall in the fourth.
Detroit hit Johnson safely in every in
ming. and had men left on bases in
caCh inn!nE hut the cighth Scorn.
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(lcNclanI
l'hiln(ielnhia
Totals ..2'i2s7:s Totals cor y 10

Scor" by INNINGS =
Cleveland q : Il q, q :.
Philadelphia q . q % : q q
summary: RUns--l-e!bold. Turner Chm
man Jackson Graney. wood t2i. O'Neil!.
n"Iion' MURPHY. Larp. l.HJoic. Thompson.
't"ffy. kopf Davis t2p. Earned runs.
Ii"v"iana s. Philadelphia. / Two base
WOOD Turner l.aj"ie Davis Three
Ease hits hapinan. Murphy. Home runs
laf" ~ Sacrifice hy-O Neiu or stolen
iHscs-- Turner. wood I."ibpld o'%clu Don.
l.mj4!s and i.app Barry and I.app' Iii,sE
on Dawes. IN innings. OF Davis in $
innings First base an ualls-hy Morton
,,Su Dh.ieI, by Davis. 4 HI; 10y pitched
t"n'. struck out--py Morton : rs Davies
ny DAYS. Passed hnll-McAvoy Wni
pitches Davies o First has. on crrcrs-.
cleveland Philadelphia 2 Left on base.
."y"land. ., Philadelphia 8 Tine $50.
IWp.r"s. bin""r ana Snl'!n
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In addition to the regulation races.
the boys will offer a new aquatic
sport. 1T Will he variation Of tho
CREASED pig" stunt, n trained duck
being the prize. The duck will be
creased literally and will be turned
loose In the river. The man getting IL
under control will he the owner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-28

That spring regatta of the Virginia
Boat Club Will he a corkcr II has
oeeh many years since the water sports
nave attracted so many local athletes
ana Coach Van Nliet is working won
ders with the green material.
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Norfolk .............0 o o o % as
Newport News ......o Or o OIL o>o-3
Summary: Runs-CleveIand a. Foiles
Stewart co. Smith. Carnes. Three base hits
Icleveland. Foiles snd Crist.. Two base
hits-Stein brenncr and Cleveland, Sacrifice
hits-Bunting ca. Walters. Carnes. %. Stew
art. Mace and Weller: Stolen bases-Bun,-
g. Rascs on bnIis-off IIamiIton' e"o ~
Weller. 3: Of Cochran. l. Left on bases
Bum,ing to seisie to- Garnss. Wid p PtsS
Hamilton; Passed hall-Mace Hit by
pitchcr-SeiGlic. by Weller: Christ, by Cnch-
ran. lIits--on Weller. I in 7 innings Time
OF game. l:5S. Umpire. Cuuin.
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INDIANS TAKE SUGGEST

~ Leased Wire 20 Times Dispatch
Glen ELANp, O, May 27-Cleveland
defeated Philadelphia in smuggling
contest , 10 ; Cleveland piled up the
hiT lead early In tn" game. but almost
threw the victory away in the eighth
inning. Only one Of Philadelphia 8
eight runs was earned. ajoics bat
ting featured Score.
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Norfolk
Newport News.

Totals ..ss . 30 10 Totals ..33 . 80 II 0
nv I'm
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q u
Battcd for Shaucr in eighth '' - =
bhttcd for stroud In tenth
Ran for Ritter IN tenth
-. LOUIS ............i o o o o q ! q IL
Hcw YORK ........: . o o . o O..
summary; Runs Rocker IIcsoher uiIiop
-. Hyatt. Burns Doyle tc,. Me,kIr f;r r;',r'
i iTo. bass. hi,s-Hcck. Doyle Mathewson
'i,icr 20, i"tch"r. Grant Thrcc-ha base MI
hyatt. stolen Dasc-itcCk E,rncd 80
New York. i; ST Louis 2. Sacrifcc hit
hnt'"r, Double nlays-iir"incrd and Flctch-
tr liugglna: Butler ana Miller: Dnyic
Fletcher and Hr"incrd. I.c't on bases
sew YORK .: -. Louis. = First base on or
nallF--ny. Grinor. by Robinson. y hy
stroud. Hiis-on Grincr. ~ 10 IN
ningS. on E"binson. Ia q innings CON. an,
in the eighth: on Tcrduc. ! In > IA in
nnes: of Mhth"wson. 10 In innings on
Sch aucr, none In inning, off SirouJ . IN
/. innings. Struck nut-by Shaucr hw
stroud. !: by Robinson. 6; by Pcrdue /
Passed hhllS--Siaith. EMPIRES Kigler ami
Hart. Time. 2:is. 500
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suffolk
Petersburg.

summary: Runs-CioaIhv. Moran IrrnsCher
Allen. Hummel. Two-base hits-t;oalby I.j
Alien. spencer Stolen haSeS-N!oran Allen
itase on balls-by Graham. 3: by Richmond
]. Left on MISUNDERSTANDING 10: Suffolk :
struck out--by Richmond. I: by Graham g.
Time Of game. $40. Umprcs Bussey and
MCGOWAN. Attendance, 500,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn. ,; Pittsburgh, q.
Cincinnati. q; Boston. o.
Philadelphia, &: Chicago s.
It. Louis. d; New York. 5 (tcn inninEs)
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PittslIIIrrli-
lated 'or CARRIER in the ninth.
Score fy luptDrs Gee

Score by innings -
Pittsburgh " o X
brooklyn a n "
summary ituns-S,cugcl Whca, TyG
haEe hits-Haird. G",z Three. has. III
E lal stolen bases-!inchman. OMAR,
':a!he" !uhs-hr""klyn. Double rIays
cntshaw ana paubert. Flyers and pii,i,er,
,"r, an" Gibson Left on bases-i'itts,
nnaIbn. lTn"Eiyn. 9 En-. on errors
Patsburgh. j Brooklyn Q Bases ON hai,s--
IN M i} rai, "f. Cooper, >. Hi by pi,chcr-
struck ,out--hy Dol. : 10y Cooper. NI Witd
pitch-bciI Passed haIl-aiiIi,r I:,puir.e
byron and Orth. Time la -
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Hoffman was back in the game and
managed 10 get one hit out of four
trips. lie Is credited with one miscue
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That infcld combination was in
working order again Two fast doubles
were great help in that victory.
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BAT THING PILLS TIGHTEN
HOLD BY DEFEATING CUBS
Chicago Fights Uphill, Safer Getting
Homer, Triple and Double
in Four Trips.
REDS TRIM BOSTON BRAVES
Champions See Series Evcned by
Cincy-Dell. in Great Form. Gives
Superbas Victory Over Pirates.
Cardinals Win Over Giants.
REDS TRIM BOSTON BRAVES

tRy Leased Wire 10 Times. Disuatch.1
PHtl-ApE1PHlA. May -Chicnc q
tried hard TO overcome the biz lead
which Philadelphia took in the first
TWO innings to-day, hut lost. \ to 5.
SAFER made n home run. a triplc and n
double i'll four times at bat while CRAY
ath's homer in the first inning sent in
TWO runners. Score:
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Toronto Get, nav Demm,,,

CHICAGO, May 27..Outfclder Ray
Demmitt, was released to tho Toronto
International League club to-day by
the Chicago Americans. He came to
the White Sox last year from Detroit.
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Two ten-inning games were stakcd
by the Virginia Lcagucrs yesterday.
Those six teams are making a grand
race and arc closely punched. II is
doubtful II there is any circuit in the
country with more eXtra-!nninE con-
tests
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NINE IN ROW FOR SOX

tEy Leased Wire to Times Disna,ch 7
'iIlCAGO. MAY 27-Chicaro won its
ninin straight game to-day by defeat
ing Ne" York TO > in the final game
OF VA" series Bunched hits aided the
locals. Benz pitched in good form.
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While not occupying the cleanup
position. Johnny Bates is trying TO put
Timothy Jordan out OF his Job He
has been delivering timely blows ever
since the Climbers started on the cana :
dian invasion. and has driven in more
runs than any man on the team.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
tShcvil1e ut Winstun-Salci
Greensboro ut Charlotte.
Durham az RaIcicI
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The worst that could happen now TO
the Climbers is an even break on the
hrst road tour. and that means tho
loss OF four games in Il row. Having
won seven and lost three. tho Dunnitc.
confidently expect to come home with
n big pcrcentMEc OF wins.
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Charles Strain was given another
trial In the box yesterday and went
nine innings. but was taken out after
the Ryanitcs had tied the score. He
went to bat twice and landed for two
safctics and scored twice. He also an
neNcd one sack.
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Crane and Breckenridge each landed
baSgcd q double.
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ROCHESTER,

Hated for Erickson In seventh.
Slated for Hcrchc in ninth.
Score by innings: Il,
RICHMOND 90 o. q ; ~
Rochester ..... q q d q noOI-
summary: Two base hits-Cranc,
breckcnridEc, Stevenson. Sacrifice
hit-Smith. stolen basc-Cruuc
Double plnyS-ArrnEon to Jordan:
crane fo ArrRgon To Jordan; VIII
Erickson, =; of Hcrchc. =: OF Rus
sell. {. struck out-by F.riCksOu, 10;
by Russell. =. Wild pitch-RusselI.
tmpircs. t:ckman aud Hart. Time.
::i0.
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1t must have been n decidedly raw
day At Rochester yesterday. Crane is
credited with two errors. while the re-
ports say he played a great game at
short Angels. ArraEon and Hoffman
each erred for Richmond. while Sandy
I'icz. the reliable, is credited with one
Of tho four mscues Of the Moose
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Washington
Detroit
Totals IS ~ . Totals ..5s !:
.Ra,,.I .n- ,,,ln,>. a., ~

Scnr" Ivy innings n
Washington ......0 : . o q 2 a o-S
Detroit .... o q . / n q n q .
:, summary }uns-Mo"ller 90. Foster,
Milan. Morgan, MCBriGc. johnson 49,, Bush
oldham Tvo-hase h!,s-Ol:han. lacob,
son Hon" run.-Joh nson. Earned runs
Sacrihc" h!ts-Ni,t. Henry. Double plays-
C"hh and Bush: Johnson. Morgan and VII
lIHnlS Lott on nases-WashinCton .; De
troit, q. FRS; base ON Observation-Disclosures
Detroit. / Rss" on halls-on BolanG /:
on johnson. J. H!ts--of Boland. :, in ? = J
innings. of Oldham. : in is Innings
Struck ou,-hy B"lard,,2 ?: by oldham >: by
Johnson. ; tmpifes. Evans and Eldridrc.
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-Four moro games viii bc played.
Another is coming with Rochester to-
morrow, followed by three with Prov
idenCe in two days. The first Will be
played on sunday afternoon. while
morning and afternoon games are
scheduled for Monday. Then the boys
VIII be homeward bound.
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y slick stunt. Ell?

The Acca Patrol Band will make it's
hrst public appearance at the boat
races. which Is somewhat of a sport
ing proposition. II is an awful chance
those musicians are taking.
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The Climbers will have a chance to-
day 10 sec others perform, tho game
scheduled having been postponed UNI
exhibition game with the Cincinnati
Reds. the day being officially known
as "Heinic Groh" Day.
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1T STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

Another scalp was hung up to dry
tie easier on the top Of the bean.
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Rated for Hughes in ninth
Score by innings
Boston q q r . = *
Cincinnati n n =, ~ -
summary Huns--Leach Killifcr- ,;ro,I
Trit,,llth. Doom 90 Two base hit-Grinith
ahf"c base hlts-Grini;h. Connolly. Shrri
n,e hits-Groh. Dale. Double pinys--p,ic
S;T%n and Moiwtz; iIeraog ami Moll,yit2
vii.@ ana Schmid, Left on has"s-j;incim
nal Rosston;,, . Firs, base on errors"
hcinhatl ;. Bases halls-on Dale ;
IF Hughes. 3 Hi' by pi,chcr--h~ Dale
Moran Struck ou,--hy Dale. 2 nv iughcs
8. tmpLres. KLem ana Emelie TLmn 80
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ASDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Rocky Mount nj Portsmouth.
suffolk ut Petersburg.
Norfolk mt Newport News
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:, WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
st. Louis at New York,
Pittsburgh mt Brooklyn.
philadelphia at Boston.
tOnly three sChpdulcd0
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Charlotte. 4: Greensboro, :.
Raleigh, :; Durham. ..
Win>tOn-Salem,. =: isheSIIIc, l.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Rocky Mount. i: Portsmouth 3 (tcn in
ninEs).
suffolk, 3; Petersburg, o.
Norfolk, :; Newport News =.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
RICHMOND. 6: Rochester, 1.
Toronto. q; Jersey City, 3.
BufnlU. q: Newark, 3.
Montreal Providence (postponed. co,d
wcut hCr). 1865
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-02-17

SUSINE ESS NOTICES.

For SALEl-Four weeks Pigs.
HENRY L. TERRILL, Morrisville
Tel. I24-2I X. F. d. No. 4.
WANTED i Calves, Cheap Cows and Bulls,
also Good Farms for sale. (relephone r24-sI)
JOHN MINER, Hyde Park.
PIANO FOR SALEl-Good Upright Piano for
sa e. Cost 5000, will sell for $780, if taken at
Box 49, r. F. D. Johnson.
For SALE IA bright bay Brood Mare good
all round farm horse, years old, weight 1000
cheap tor cash, or will exchange for good young
cows. G. G. BRoADwELL, Hyde Park F.D.I
For SALE i pair medium weight Traverse
Seds, nearly new two-seated Slegh Spring
Traverse Sleigh, practically new. Will make price
low. c. S. PAGE, Hyde Park.
CALVES FOR SALE We have several Jerse6
Calves of both sexes, drinkers, sire from the Hood
Farm. Come early and get your pick of nice
stock. E L. PRATT & Son, Hyde Park.
NOTICE IL will be al Benefits store, Eden
Mills for few weeks, to repair Watches, Clocks
and all kinds of Jewelry Also at Baileys store
No. Hyde Park, Monday of each week, Prices will
be reasonable. F. S. CARPENTER, Eden Mills.
INcuBAroRs AND HAY!-Having no use for
them, must sell two 200 egg Peerless lncubators,
three Reliable outdoor Brooders, one lob inch
Coal Stove, nearly new, and several tons of nice
Hay-all priced low. CLARENCE P. HoLBRooK,
Tel Io3-R Hyde Park.
LOST ! Deposit Book No. 1850, issued October
IL, 1900, and Deposit Book No. 34oo, issued Sep
TENDER 2S, 1897, by the Lamoille County Savings
Bank 4 Trust Company Finder will please re-
turn books to the Bank or to the owners
LAMoILLE Co. SAVINGS BANK & TRUST Co.,
Hyde Park, VT.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-02-17
BIJOU THEATRE
w EDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
"When Gypsy Hates"-A two reel
Lubn production, drama.
"Shorty"-An Edison drama, and
"Slppery Slim and the Impersonator'
Slippery devices a clever scheme TO
win Sophie from Mustang Pete.
THURSDAY
The Great Three Reel Biograph Feature
''Strongheart"-If you like an Indian
picture don't miss this one. Also
'Snakevile and the Corset Den onstra-
tor'--See Sophie, Slippery Slim and
Mustang Pete. They are all fun makers.
FRIDAY
"Masks and IFaces'-A two reel bio
graph drama.
. kidding the Boss'--The boys try to
play joke on the boss, but the boss gets
the joke on them. Also
''The Hand of Iron"-An Edison
drama, by Dumner Williams.
SATURDAY
"On The Stroke of Five"-Special fea-
fure in two parts. An adventures and
heartless deceiver is payed back in her
own coin and is ignored by the man she
adored.
"All for Business'-The husband and
wife find each has reason to forgive and
be forgiven. Also
"The Boomerang Swindle"-A Lubin
comedy.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-02-17
A Success

A large audience audience gathered at
Town Hall last evening to witness the
first appearance in Morrisville of Miss
Madeline |. Randall, lnterpretative Dan
Ger, of St. Johnsbury. Miss Randall
won the favor of her audience al once
and responded to insistent encores to
each of her numbers. Her dancing com.
bines an excellent technique with great
facility of expression and breath OF imag-
ination, while her personality lends
charm to her work. In her interpreta-
tive dances she was charming and her
French, Irish, Spanish. Russian and Hun
garian Folk Dances in national costume
were technically genuine and very at
tractive. Her last number, pantomim-
ic dance, THE Butterfly" she was the
very essence of daintiness and caprice.
Miss Randall was accompanied by Miss
Alice Nichols of st. Johnsbury, young
musician OF much promise, who also rem
dered several piano solos in a very salts
factory manner.
The program also included two mum
bers by that youthful but most enter
prising band of musicians the p. A. or
chestra, under the direction OF Prin. Rey.
nolds. Their work reflects great credit
upon director and musicians.