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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
rain PREVENTED FINAL
CONTEST WITH THE HERD
Taking Advantage of Lay or, Dunn
Starts on Still Hunt for
Twirlcr.
KR1cHELL DRAWS SUSPENSION
Veteran Catcher Is Given Lay on on
Account of Dispute With Umpire.
Shay Thompson Will BE Returned
to Climbers Later in Season.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

tSncClal To The Times Dispatch.
BUFFALO. y. Y. May c6.-lt rained
hard this morning. after which cold
settled down on the village, necessi-
tatinr calling off the final game Of the
present series between Richmond and
disappointed because of the postpone
ment, believing ii could show the BIZ
sons one trick that would have turn
ed out winner. The team is tempo
rarily In charge Of Secretary Ryan.
After Tuesdays game, Manager Dunn
ing 10 MI Ryan that, III View of the
double-hcadcrs to come, he was going
out after some pitchers. He did not
mention his destination. nor tn. date
OF his return. He told his hoys to be
good and 10 go on winning baseball
games.
Dunn expected a world beatcr to re-
port long before this date but 1t is
believed the young collcEian Will not
join the Climbers until after his grad
uation in June
ShaG Thompson. who the official an
nounccr had the scorers put down in
their books as Johnson, has been re-
turned to Connie Mack, of the Ath-
letics. The Philadelphia manager has
several OF his players out of the game
on account OF illness and injuries and
was compelled to wire for Thompson.
Manager Dunn expects to have the out
fielder returned to him when MaCk's
men get back into the game.
Richmond has been further crippled
by the suspension OF Paul 1lrichcll for
his small part in Tuesdays argument
with Umpire Mullen over that second
base decision. In view OF tho clubs
shortage on pitchers, ThompSon's re-
call and Balls illness, an appeal will
krichclrs suspension raised at an
early date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
BAPTISTS GIVE LETTERS
TO TRACK AND BALL MEN
Eleven baseball Players md Six RIM,
hers are Rewarded for Athletic
work ut Wnkc IEnrcHt

WAKE FOREST, May 26.-Thc fac
ulty athletic committee has Announce,
the awarding of stars and the IVY. -,
eleven members of the 1915 baschaIi
team ana TO six members of the trnrt.
squad. owing to the fact that tba
sweaters were received late and moe,
OF the students had left college tho,,
VIII be presented to the owners ncx,
fall ''-"'
The following men received sweat.
crs with the track monogram: G {,
Warren, of liarnctt County; C. r. Jar
ring, of pcnder County; S. a. Thomn.
son. of Wake County. The foIlowi,,s
men having made their letter in pre-
vious years were awarded stars: T.
Bird icaptain), OF Wayne County:
- Powell. of Duplin County; w
Harris of Gaffncy. S. G.
Baseball stars were awarded ia ,ba
following letter men: G. ~ Billinrs
tcaptaiD of Wake County: w "
Holding, of Wake County; Il. S. Hens.
ley. OF Yanccy County; ". G. Lee. a,
lIarnctt COUNTY; H. NJ Beam. Of Par.
.on county; g. +: Trust. of Bladon
County; 6; q. Moore. of Cleveland
sweaters with the w. arc: L. C. Isl.
lis. Of Cleveland County; /. T.. ca
lyle. Of Wake County: l.. r. Rutlodge
of Wake County; G.. II. Davis. Of WaI,o
County.
The batting averages of the players
follow: Eean. RI, sis; Billings. SIS
.3lG: Holding. III, go: Lee. IL. 25..
Iienslcy. 3h.. .235 Davis C. .2li: Trus,
CT, ?22: Carlyle 2b.. 1877: Moore. n
.2G6; ELLIS. r., $50 Team batting aver
age, .95J, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
MIKE GIBBONS GOES TEN
ROUNDS WITH LEO HOUCK
No-DccIsion tnnir IL Clearly In Favor
of Mikr-Both noxcrs Worked for
Knockout, Without Effect.

ro; MEW Y9'RK' Ma, Nay 2 2GIFor ten
Gopher State ghost, picked and pried
and Drodded at tough lump of human
anthracite from old PENNSYLVANIA en-
title Leo Houck, and the net result of
NichaelS !aborS was another one Of
those no-deCision vcrdicts.
Leo was introduced TO large and
Intelligent audience. including women,
IT the 81, Nicholas rink as the leading
contender for the middlcweight cham
pionship. This was a slight error. az
Subsequent events proved. because
Mike turned ont TO he the leading con-
tcnder-at least, the leading member
Of the contcndinr party this evening
He did IS l-2 per cent of the leading.
However the Minnesota mauler had
already been presented as the holder
of the middlcwcight title. so il was
only fair 10 introduce Leo by some
euphonic handle.
There We're signs indicating that
Mike was striving for a knockout
throughout the ten rounds. hut Lco's
thoughts We're bent in the same di-
lection. and nothing OF the Kind oc-
Cured: Houck gave the so-called
champion quite a struggle in his own
peculiar way, and was industriouslv
toilinc onward at the finish 1t was
Mikes battle all the way. however
The best Leo gets is honorable mem
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
DANVlLLE SCHOOL WINS
Defeats Rnndolph-M Academy, OF
Bedford City, in Tennis.

BEDFORD CITY. May 26.-A tennis
match was played here Yesterday be-
tween the teams representing the Dam
vile School for Boys and Randolph
Macon Acaedmy. There were i've
matches In singles and two in doubles
The result was five victories for tho
i,anville School and two for Randolph-
Macon.
Summary: Davis. of Danville School.
defeated Powell. of Randolph Macon,
-; 80; Ct Mooney, OF DanvNle
school. defeated Smith, OF Randolph
Macon. 6-l, 6-l. Mattox. OF Danville
School. defeated Duff. OF Randolph
Macon. 81; O.. Meade, Of Danvi!le
School. defeated Cromwell OF Ran
dolph- Macon, 20: 6-3: g.. Mitchell,
of Randolph Macon. defeated Jordan.
OF Danville School. So: SIS. 7-5 Meade
and Mooney, OF the Danvillc School.
Won over Smith and Mitchell. 6-l:7-5.
rover and Duff, OF Randolph Ma con.
won over Smith and Mitchell, 81: rs.
The Danville boys speak in high terms
OF the generous hospitality and sports
manslike attitude OF the Randolph Ma
con team.
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NUTS DROP FINAL GAME
TO ROCKY MOUNT BUNCH
Rynnitcs Play Brilliant Game Against
Petersburg, and Hit at Oppor-
tune Times.
TARS WIN EIGHT STRAIGHT
Norfolk Continues Its Great Winning
Strcak-Ncwport News Continues
to Pound Ball, and Takes Double.
Header From Suffolk.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

;, PETERSRURG, VA. May 26-Rocky
Mount defeated Petersburg in the last
Etine OF the series by hitting Rice at
onrortuno times. and when hits meant
runs FOR three innings both teams
W"r" retired in regular order. In the
lourth fittle singled, stole second
anu came home on Eisei's single to
center. tirich hit to center, E,iscl go
ltE TO ihird, and ON Il ieldcr's choice
of Gray's iniicld hit UIrich was ont M
second Tee threw wildly TO second
L" catch Gray. and Eisel scored
IN the sixth the visitors added an
other run on singles by little and
tiSoI ana an error 10y AFnew Peters
nnrE scored in the fourth on n three
o8SE"r by Donovan and n wild mitch
~ APPRECIATE. In the ninth, Peters
hurG made great rally. Rice hit
safely and took third on Longs sim
SI" Long went out on Donovau's in
hold hit. Rice scored. and Donovan
Went 10 second on Busch's out-at-iirst
SPENCER hit line drive, which OBrien
in the air, ending the game.
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summary: Runs-Holiandcr Messenger
Callahan. Kraft. Zimmerman. Two-base
hits-Roach. zimmerman. Stolen bases
Callahan, Hollander. Bases bals-of
Schac. l. Struck out-by Schact. s; by
Herbert. 3. Sacrifice hts-Tooey, Roach.
Empires, Hart and Eckman. Time, l:oi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
BRUCE ORDERED TO REPORT
TO WASHINGTON AMERICANS
Captain of Virginia Techs md Produc,
or Chehter AgSies VIII Jump Mt Once
Into Fast Baseball Comuany

CHESTER, VA. Nav 26.-Fisher w.
Bruce, son OF r. II. Bruce OF this
place and product of the local High
School. has been ordered TO report 10
the Washington Americans. Bruce
has been a member of the V r. l. team
for four years, and was captain OF
this years championship team. He
has lead the team in batting in 1914
ana 1919 with an average OF $50 and
.474. respectively.
Previous to entering V. p. !. he was
a mainstay of the local school in foot :
ball and baseball In 1911, in his SEN
Tor year. he captained nine that de-
feated every team played, including
three prep schools of Richmond and
petersburg High. His batting was a
factor In every game, and has i'm
proved steadily ever since.
Bruce is a member of the graduating
class OF the Blacksburg institution,
and Will report to Clark Griffith short
y. His many friends predict a brill
liant future for him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

There is matter of an expenditure
OF SS4 900 which holds the scheme back.
but tho promoters do not ask thar i,
be appropriated in a lump. They will
be satisfied with putting a part OF the
property into shape this year and rho
balance at another time.
Richmond, which has been backward
In providing Fairgrounds for it's chill
dren. has in the last few years made
rapid strides and the conversion OF
the Clarke's Springs property would
be a long in the right direction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
CRIMSON SENDS TEAM
Twenty-Four Athletes Ucprcscntinr
Iinrvnrd Lcn,c for PhiIndeIphin

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. May 2G.-Har-
ward tonight sent to Philadelphia
have chance To win the annual in
tcrcolleciatc track and field champion
ship meet 10 b- held on Franklin field
on FRIDAY and SATURDAY. No possible
point winner was left behind i -
camp. high jumper and pole vaultcr.
ana Warner Kent, best Of the Har-
ward mile runners, accompanying the
team, although iujuiics may prevent
~ cir competing. Captain +. W. Cap
per ana ". j Bingham. in the half
milo Il, y. Tcschncr and Westlnore
Wilcox, in thr quarter mile, c. South
worth, in th" two-mile: j. O Johnston.
IN tn high jump and hurdles. and Rod
rik Tower. Il. Il Nelson and t. NJ
+, Rice, IN the sp:ints are the principal
Crimson reliance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
CHICAGO TRIMS YANKEES;
HAS WON EIGHT IN ROW
John Collins Cuts Maisel or at Plate
by Perfect Throw From
Field.
GRIFFMEN LOSE TO TIGERS
Detroit Bunches Hits, and Aided by
Three Errors, Beats Washington.
Ainsmith Has Finger Split--Burns
Gets Back Into Game.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. I

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
CHICAGO, May GA perfect throw
to tho plate by John Collins in the
ninth inning enabled Chicago to win
their eighth straight victory to-day,
when they defeated New York, 7 to s.
Mullen was on third and Maisel on
second with two out, when Pipp sin
gled to right. Both attempted to score,
but Collins perfect throw to the plate
caught Maisel, retiring the side
Chicago played an uphill game and
went ahead OF New York by punching
their hits when the fasteners became
unsteady. Faber, who had won seven
straight games, retired and Scott
pitched Cchicago to victory The bat
ting Of Pipp and the fielding OF ].
Collins and Weaver were features
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

The Climbers were naturally disap
pointed at being unable to get back
AZ the ltisons yesterday. They meet
the Rochester IIustlers. however. to-
day, Friday and Saturday. and expect
70 cop the majority of the series AS
IL now stands, the team has a pcrccn-
tage OF .66I on its trip abroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
TARHEEL OFF TEAM
Yale Authorities VIII Not Permit
fInnes to Play Again.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. May 26.-For-
NAL announcement was made tonight
by Yale baseball officials that Right
Fielder Hanes will not play in any
more baseball games for Yale, as 1t is
believed Princeton's protest over his
eligibility is we'll founded. Hanes
played one year as substitute and
another as regular on the University
of North Carolina nine before coming
to Yale, which makes him ineligible
for the Harvard and Princeton series
on account of the three-ycar rule. This
Is second year on the Yale nine. Rhctt
will probably take Hanes's place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
! Rocky Mount mt Portsmouth.
suffolk at Petersburg.
| Norfolk ut Sewport News
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CALIFORNIANS LUCKY


NEW YORK, May 26-Drawinr for
course positions in the intercolleGiate
regatta on the Hudson, June rs re-
suited in the Leland Stanford crew. of
California. securing the shore lane i'm
the four-mile race, Syracuse in the
Junior varsity and Columbia in the
freshman race. The result of the
drawings held this afternoon follows.
Junior varsity, twi-milc race. AIS p,
NJ: Course. No. !. Columbia: No. ..
Pennsylvania; No 2, Cornell; No. q
Syracuse.
Freshman, two-milc race, ; r. NJ.
Course No /. Syracuse: No. . Cornell:
No. 2. Columbia; No. 4. Pennsylvania.
Course No. /. Leland Stanford: No. .
Columbia: No. 3. Pennsylvania; No, 4
Syracuse; No. >, Cornell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
HOLD TENNIS TOURNEY
Annual Meeting of Lawn Tennis &..o
cintion to lie Held In Lnwrcnrc,iIIc

LAWRENCEVILLE. VA. Me- %
The NTH annual tournament OF tho
Virginia Lawn Tennis Association viii
be held At the ST. Paul Normal and In
dustrial school. La wrcnccville. on Juro
10. II and IL. The ST Paul club is
prepared TO make this meet one Of
the best In the history of the associa-
ton
This year tho Norfolk Journal ana
Guide offers cup 10 the winner in
singles and TN" Virginia Lawn Tennis
Association offers Il cup to the win
ncrs in doubtless
Players viii notify 4. II Turner. :,
Paul School Lawrcnceville. OF their
intention to be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
Chicago.
Totals 80 Il 81 % Totals 81 10 :. is
3atted for Heating in ninth
fbatteh for CiCotte in sixth

New York - q b, n n
Chicago ..........l n n n :
summary: Runs-Fipp so. Roone Mullen.
sweeney telrch. Fournier. J. Collins. Brief
weaver t2). Schalk. Two base hits-Folscb
rirp, Boone. Three base hit-Pipp. stolen
hasr-Brief Earned runs-on Fabor 3; OF
scott, :; OF keaiing, 5. Sacrifice hits-Euth
~ e Collins. Sweeney. Boone Schalk.
ihr'zcil. Weaver. Peckinpaugh Do,.bl
piays-Fourn!er TO Schalk: Boone to Peck
inpauCh; Malsel tunassisted). Left on bases
New York. Chicago IL. First base on
erors-ChicnGo. !. Bases on balls-or F,her
1: on Heating. 6: off Cicottc !; on Scott !
iiis-oh Eaher. In innings tnone out n,
siNth': on CiCote. none In I Inning or
scott. in innings Hit by pitchc,- h.
heating tFournIcr. Quinlan,. Baik-scoti
struck out-hy Faber. 4: by Heating I'm.
pires Hildebran6 and O'I.ouEhlin Time
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BURNS BACK IN GAME

Especial to The Times Dispatch
DETROIT. MICH, May 26.-Seven OF
Detroit's eight hits, coupled with three
OF WashinGtons errors, enabled the
Tigers to win to-day's game, 10 10 Z
Detroit punched three hits in the third
inning and three moro in the fourth
Ainsmith had finger split by a foul
UP from IounEs bat in the third in
ming. George Burns. the Detroit first
baseman, who was stricken with APP
pendicitis during the training trip.
played his first game OF the season
replacing kavanaugh, who was injured
Yesterday
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BROWN BEATS TIGERS
Princeton IE Easy for Visitors, Who
Hit Two Pitchers Hard.

PRINCETON. n. j., May 26.-Brown
easily defeated Princeton to-day. . to
q. The local team gave a poor exhi-
bition of baseball. and of their seven
errors all but one figured in the scor-
ing. Neither Chaplin nor Link. the
two Princeton pitchers, could stop the
visitors. while Crowell allowed but
single hit
Score by innings: r. H. f.
Brown O23310O-9 10 1
Princeton ......0 o. o o 100 z
Batteries: Crowell and Feinberg;
Chaplin. Link and briggs. Umpires
COnahan and Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
DISALLOWS CLAIM
National Commission VIII Not Give
Pnpc Money Alleged to he Due.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
CINCINNATI, May 26.-The National
Baseball Commission to-day affirmed a
decision OF the national board in dis
allowing the claim of Player L. a..
Pape for $3.50 against the Portland
club, of the Pacific Coast League.
Pape contended that he was entitled
to salary for the uneXpired period Of
his contract. he having been relea sed
In midseason under five days release
notice clause. His claim was based
on the allegation that he did not read
hio contract, and did not know the
five day release notice clause was In 1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
ushington.
Detroit,
Totals ..3s 20 q g Totals 80 - "a
'Bated for Hopper in fifth.
tBatted for EnEcl in eighth

Score by innings: r.
Washington ...........o o o. :
Detroit .................l 0 o 10
summary; Runs-Moeller. Foster. Gandn
Mcbride. EnEel. Bush CT, Wit 81. Cobb
l?l. Crawford. Neach. Stanage Dubuc. Two
base hit-Gandill. Three-b base hit-Bush
stolen bascs-C;andn, Witt Cobb. Veach ,aD
Earned runs-on Dubuc 3: on Shaw 3; OFF
Hopper g. Sacrifice fy-Crawford. Double
play--McHr!dc. Williams and Foster. Left
On bases Washington. 10; Detroit. I. First
base or errors-Washington. 10: Detroit. l.
First base errors-Washingt !. Bases
on balls-oh Dubuc, 4: off shaw. .: of Hop.
per- 3: off EnGel . Hts-on Shaw. in ia
innings; off Hopper. in rs innings: off
Engcl. none In innings: off Galiia none in
inning. Struck out-by Dubuc. >: by Hon
per. ?: by Enge, !! Wild pitches-by Dubuc
/: by Shaw. 3; by EnEei. !. Umpires. Evans
and E,driSe. Time, l5s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

The Fifth Street Giants tied In the
ninth inning yesterday with the +. +.
son pitched we'll until the sixth inning.
when LaPitz relieved him. Loose
featured the game in every respect.
spect.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
Giants ........32 001-S 6 I
+. +. VS. 80. % 34000-S 5 3
Batteries: Giants. Gibson, LaI,itz
and Loose: F.. +. VS.. Polyet, Barlow
and HOss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

The Administrative Board will be
again asked to favor the conversion
OF the Clarkc's Springs property into
a huge playground. not only for chill
drcn. but for those Of more mature
years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
NEWARK BEATS TORONTO
LSpecial TO THE Times. Disnatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
TORONTO. ONT, May 26.-Newark
won the last game from Toronto to-
day. which gave them three out Of
four on the series. The final score was
3 TO .. Schact had the locals at his
mercy after the third inning, not al
lowing hit from then on. The To-
calls gave Herbert, who pitched a fair
game. very poor support with men on
In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
PENN TRIMS LAFAYETTE
Qunkcrs IIit Hard md Have Little
IrOublr IrOuncinE Nisitnrn

PHILADELPHIA, May 2G.-The Uni
versIty OF Pennsylvania baseball tcain
hit tho ball hard to-day. and had III.
tie trouble in defeating Lafayette col.
lepc 20 !. II. Wallace pitched ;ine
game for Pennsylvania
Score by innings: Ri +
Lafayette ......O O o. 00O--l 3 o
PENNSYLVANIA 2olCiO02.-6 II :
Batteries: =: Brown and Wright: H..
Wallace and Rooms Umpire Fletcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

Rubc Madows. the Mt ST. Joseph
phenom. Is to report next week; but
Dunn is not banking too much on the
'ounBSter pitching to fresh water
collegians is much different than offer
ing the same twisters to batters on 4
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WHERE THEY PA,

WHERE THEY rL.AY TO-DAY.
New York at Chicago.
Washington mt Detroit
philadelphia ut Cleveland
(0nly three scletiuIcd.)
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Newark at Chicago
Brooklyn mt ST. Louis
Baltimore mt Kansas CITY
Buffalo at Pitt sburrh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

The champion rootcr has been found
out IN dear old Cincy. This cn,husi-
asttc fan was one OF the city's leading
oarpers; but finding that business in
terfercd with pleasure. he gave nm
business and is now dcvotinE his whole
time to pulling for his favoritcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

Water sports and tennis will be the
next big offerings on the local calcn-
oar: The regatta of the Virginia Boat
club on Saturday should prove highly
entertaining. while the Old Dominion
Tennis Tournament next week is one
OIL the biggest events of the season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

y M.."alEoe: MILWAUKEE,. s; Column
- SIi-.-aa ..oLs." MINNEAPOLIS. O..
Louisville = TO- :NuinEsl
~ = Paul = Paul, 3; Indian
land rain
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago, :: New York, O.
Detroit. 10; Washington, s..
tAll others postponed; rnin.)
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Portsmouth.
Norfolk.


Portsmouth ............i o q o o o O IA
NorioK ....... -.........o o ! o . o -
SUMMARY: RUHs-Coo; Whitfield Ziener
Lake. Cleveland. "cil"s. stewart Stolcr,
bases Foi!@s 90. St.iuhrenncr, NJ stewart.
SISi'hCe hits-S; Martin cleveland Sac.
rihtc n!cs-ltUGl"y, VI. stewart ryyo-!,os SO
h!ts-cook. Ziemer. Cleveland. Three Sc
hit-Danir@u. struck oUt-by McClcary 5;
ly Barton 3. Bases @" uaIls-om McClclrv
!; on Barton iit hy pi,chcr-I.ake
raised hall-Mac". l.cft on basos-Ports.
mouth !: Norfolk. T. Time 10 I'm.
uir.S, Cullen and ROS%hnCk
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StCO>D GAME.
sun oil, Y
Totals SO - 3, Totals "a IL q IL /
.Elttcd Cor Henry in ninth

suffolk .,.............." - o q q 3 t.
Summary; Ruus-';"alby. Irmschcr. ErrJ
Scigiic O.. Smith 90. Crsi t2' Waters
-, lirdS!ns. rhrcc- base hit Crist Two
tnsc hits Hunting. smith. Walters Moran
Sacrifice hits Hunting -. Walters. St"len
bases SciFll". Walters. First base on balls
of ihaner. 3; OF Poole. :. struck ont
by Shnucr. by Poole, !. Left on bases
Newport News .. suffolk, =. Double pIays-
Iiudgins to Se!giie: Bunting 10 Scieiie to
Carnes Wild pitch-.Poolc. Passed ball
Tignor. Iuts-off Poole. II in 20 innings
Time. 1:H Umpire. MCGOWAN.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
BROOKFEDS ARE LOSERS

PITTSBURGH. May 2s.-The Brook :
iEn Federals easily defeated Pitts
inc visitors, was master of the situa
iloh all the way. while Hcarne was
MI hard by the Ward team.
Score by innings: RHE
Brooklyn .....l 0olO2llO-6 - ,
pittsburgh .....0 oil 0ol0Ol-3 !
batteries: l.atittc and Pratt: Hearne
Lcclair and O'Connor
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MINOR LEAGUES
south Atlantic Lenrue.

AZ Augusta: Augusta, ;: Albany. .
- Cnlnnl hin. Cnllrn hin - rnlun
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DOWN THE ALLEYS

The Times Dispatch five defeated
the Sunnys two postponed games on
the Newport alleys last night Roy
was high individual in the second
game. putting up total OF 257
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GAMES YESTERDAY
Rocky Mount, 3: Petcrsburg 3
Newport News. .; suffolk. g (first camel
Newport News. 10; suffolk, 3 (second
camel
Norfolk, 1; Portsmouth. 3.
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Total
Tlmcs-Dispntch.
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The RUDE may be able to stand the
pace, nut IT Is doubtful experiment
20 Try at this important stage of the
pennant race, especially in view OF the
;act mat none of the pitchers can he
Sermed veterans by any means, while
warm weather hurlers