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PEPS APPLY WHITEWASH
TO PITTSBURGH REBELS
Kniscrling Pitches We'll, and Scheer
and R0ush iinck Him Up With
Good Fielding.

PITTSBURGH, PA. May lS.-Ncwark
shut Out the Pittsburgh Fcderals to-
ing Of I<nisering, backed up by bril-
liant fielding 10y $cheer and Roush and
timely hitting by Strand. Allen. tho
Locals leading pitcher, was easy for
the visitors in the first two innings.
I.cclssr held Newark TO one hit in the
five innings he pitched. Pittsburgh
feldcd poorly.
Score by innings: II. II. e.
Newark .....3 o o q ! 0-8
Pittsburgh $50. o o O O 0 0X-0 4
Batteries: Kaiscrling and Rariden (;
i.cclair, KnetZer and Berry.
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JOE DUFF IS ASSISTANT
TARHEEL FOOTBALL COACH
logic Trenchard Gets Former
Princeton Star to Help With
Carolina Squad.
TO REPORT AT SUMMER CAMP
Was Recommended for Al.Amer,.
can Guard-Has Aided Tiger
Squad, and for Two Years Turnef,
Out Good Teams mt Pittsburo,,

CHAPEL HILL, ~ C., Nav -
team OF the University of pittsb,n,n,I
In 1913 and 1914. has been elec,edr
r i!ne coach Of the University Of Sorfh
Caroiina football squad Of 1915 III
,Lo,ch Dosgie Trcnchard dispatch
letter TO Duff yesterday oflciaiIv M, a
Iylng him of his selection. RI. " III
IcPort Tor duty ut the summer tr.ir:in
chrnp IN August. The authorities .hs
considering three locations ror hhre
Gpainp. Ashcvillc. HcndersonvjIIo ms
Black Mountain. NC or
Joe pun. whose home is I'm p,.,
nuaEh Is a graduate of Princeton ~.
nerSity class Of 1911 Ills Tna, mi,
quantities in that year were r., oeoall
..hlurc as TO universally recommaGch
TT me position OF all Amcrir., az . MN
re piaEed left guard on Tho Tri,s ara.
lam IN i?ll. the Tigers winnins,i ION
- ~; ne was chosen line Coz ear
Sne Princeton aggregation ana nj, OF
So-"nrkeT with Logan Cunninrhnas
pi,,shnnE me line. The Universiiv IN IN
ht;u.SpurEh athletic authorities 80. ot
G aim as mead coach in 1918. and 10
erection or affairs last season NV ms
suSn character as 10 develom OF
,hdt won games from all the hir I'm
,hc,udihe Carlisle Indians, ava '"aitns
i"ie ior honors. Doggic Trencba tto
imouhccs that the third member "a an
Una coaching staff will be cjtho 10,
,hui.loh or Logan CunnInpham ~, ~
"pIn nave seen service in Go"
ANA coaching department "ro-
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1T STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

Big Dutch summarized the Canadians
yesterday
1t was his blow that sunk the hopes
OF the Leafs for victory.
And the reports say that the inflcld
played in on Hoffman when two were
ON bases. It's TO laugh.
The victory yesterday put the Climb
ers into second place. although that
runc OF the ladder Is disputed by the
through with the Canadian invasion. it
is probable. that they will hold that
position safe.
Sterzer. who came near losing his
job recently. twirled a good game yes
terday. He only allowed six hits and
struck out five. Seven walks, however.
marred his performance.
Fast double plays prevented the
canadians from scoring moro. That
now. the right combination having
been struck at last.
be nf5 r of 'G the Tfi cu TO-
pitched and won for the Shelters yes
ierday. He held the Hustlcrs to seven
hits and three runs.
;. They have discovered an umpire in
for his own protection, He ofticiates in
permitted to have his weapon. we have
seen one or two arbiters here recently
who, acted Ike they had shotgun
handy
Ralph Maths. the speedy left fielder
who formerly cavorted around the
leased by the Pittsburgh Federals to
the Springfield club OF the Colonial
League.
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Womnn Set. nrona ,r,,,,

noLCMRfA, MO. May ls.-rbe 70
h,nL Spiles iatc broad jump record vas
"1UHcn mere day by Miss iron. i-rsa
,eiior. who cleared Is feet and 80
curing the dual track meet ha,,noan
iiowaff Payne College. of Mexico NJ,
ana stephens College of CoJunhi, ~,
.o' "cr record was fourteen fec, s;r
ana ono. half inches. and was held hy
Nassar College 'N oS
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Rocky Mount. 3; Suffolk. I.
Norfolk, q: Portsmouth, 3.
Petersburg. 3; Newport News l.
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LhF h.LANp. May ls.-The clcve.
~" \ american League baseball team
"aS dScined TO shift Outaelder r.
jackson. leading batsmnn nf 49,
10 mrs, base, Elmer Smith. pinch hit'
yer, VIII play right field Walter RAJ
pare VIII displace Bill Wambsyanss a.
third base The changes arc mad ~
improve the hitting strength OF tho
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pated.
Either iiinchman or Robitt will twir
Tor Duplex. with Wiltshire behind tn,
bat. Burton Will do the receiving TO-
Smithdcal
What's the matter with Barton
Heights? Followers of that team ar,
asking this question now after II ma
lost four games. and Is occupying tn,
cellar position in the Federation
League The "tinN" seems to have beer
following the club which has b.e,
very successful In former years.
on several occasions Won the chan,
pionship. The trouble is attributed b,
some to the fact that that section o
the city IS supporting too many teams
Battery Court, Norwood and Rartor
Heights. II the best players We
picked from ali OF these. a good min,
should be secured.
Monk" Brown is the hero these day,
a Richmond Academy. lie Is the twir
Ter who exploded the submarine under
the victorious John Marshall clan. niue,
20 the delight OF the former team. i
was tho only league game Academ,
won. but next to coping the pcnnant
those boys would rather have van
quished the leaders.
Highland Park has been steadMy
crawling up on McGilrs in tho Fed
Grafton Lea que. and is now tied witt
the Catholics for first place. The race
promises TO be n pretty one in tina
circuit.
The City League ~ tho baby" cir
cult OF organized amateur baseball
both in point OF years OF The player
and in the age ot the league. Tn,
youngsters ara playing good ball. how
. ho1
display great interest In the games. 81,
teams are now playing regularly.
Much interest is being taken in base
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ROCHESTER DROPS GAME

ROCHESTER,. y Y. May rs -fcr.
sey, City fell upom Hcrrho for SIX hits
and won from Rochester, to 2 In
to that time Heroine had urovcd very
effective, cspccially ~ ~ pnchos.
Undertaking. into q run KING liza
skectcrs nov twirlcr. kept the IIust-
lers' hits pretty we'll scattered score.
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az PARLIAMENTARY, May IN--TNe pDTrt
Judith Polo team. defeated the Fnila-
delpnia Country Club FrechOoters. 4
Goals TO IL in the final match .or The
Hunt Club Cup to-day at Bryu Mawr.
The visitors scored eight goals and lost
{nree quarters by penalty The free
hooters were allowed four goals by
bandicap scored three ana lost on.haIf
hys penaIty.
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Harvard Crew May Go West.

CHAMBRJDGE. MASS, May 18-Tho
Harvard varsity eight. should It defeat
vale in the annual race at London
cisco. TO meet the winner Of the
Poughkcepsie regatta. and Western
s the proposal OF the Crimson rowing
mana cement, which will defray all ex-
pcnscs.
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Totals ..3s 10 % !! Totals 81 - 81
'Batted for Bush in eighth.

Score by innings: r
SUMMARY: Runs-E Murphy 81. oidr.nE.
Strunk, Schang, Laioie. Fclsch t2, Roth
so. +. Collins Co, Fourier, J. Collins.
Weaver. Faber. Two base hit-Struuk
Three base hits-E. Murphy. r collins. J.
Collins t2). Stolen bases--E. Murphy. -Four
ner. Earned runs-off Bush. s: off Davis
i: off Faher. 4. Sacrifice hits-Schang ~.
Weaver. Fourier. Brief. Left or bases
Philadelphia, 8: Chicago. .. First base on
errors-Philadephia ?. Bases on hails-oif
Bush. 3: off Faber. 3: off Davis. |. Hts-oif
Bush. II in innings; off Davis l IN in
ming. Hit hy pitcher-by Fabcr u.aioioD.
struck out-by Bush. & by Faher. Z I'm
prrs--Connoily and Chill. Time. .:2i.
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Big Dutch Summarized the Canadians
"a
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hituIlpIDilin
ST Louis
Totals 3! 81 % Totals ?s I
'Es'tcd for nomurcr tn eth
Bstttd for DesrhEer in seventh.

-"n.'o ~ iEring8: =
s. Louis ..........G 3 0 0 @ o
Philadclphia .........o 4 n %
Summary Runs HuEEins Beck Miller
Wilson. snyder Cravnth NiehoM Two
hHae hits Rock. Butlor, Doak Cravath.
Bg'ns Three ha-" hir-AIi'ler stolen has
M'ii"~ Famed runs st Louis 2: Phil
ad'lph'a p First base on errors St Louis
HnSas on balls on poak, 3: D"lnaree 3;
pesrn', g. oG Bunrar'uer. T. HIS OFT
hen're' IN innlngs. on O-srhg"r In
innings, on = Eiugar'ncr. in Innings.
struck ont VS. porlD e.. ~ Dcmarec + bv
taWncartrcr 8. EMPIRES Byron ana Orth
F-s-n- hLll- ItNllfor SnNdar. TLmn Is
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Goodwood Races called on

q LONDON, May ls-Tho Goodwood
races, one of the fashionable sporting
events OF England, have been dcnnltcl.
abandoned this year Lord D.rby.
speaking to-day at WiEan. sa.d the
Jockey Club had Informed "a represeu-
!tative Of the government ne had only
TO say the word and racing would he
stopped within twenty-fOur hours ~
1t went on. the government was solely
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scot, Perry sold to Atlnp,,

sss LOUISVILLE, KY. May ls.--Pitcher
&Scott Perry, recently returned to the
g1.ouisYtlle American Association club
ifrom the 81. Louis Americans. has been
koId TO the Atlanta club OF the South
FERN Association. President o. II Wath-
Ven. OF the local club. made the an
to-day.
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Al Observation-Disclosures 3; AL
bany, l Cnrst gamc). Charleston. 4
Albany. (socond game, seven in
ningS).
At Columbia-Columbia 4: Jackson
willie. Jten inninEs).
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. O; Colum
bus, B.
AT AuEusta-Augusta, !: Macon, l
lclevcn innings. darknessl.
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MRS. SULLIVAN QUALITIES
"ichm"nd Tennis Player WIN.
In baltimore Match again

ALTIMoRE. MD, MAY IS
HR'S chmeendi Ut n Mrs RS. Wllard sullivan. Of
hAfncnt for tho championSbi, our
H iand AT the Baltimore Coun,r. cInh :.
ff,, TS -, exceptionally fine She d. d.
ara 60, and Miss Elcanor G,raoi 90
"S nr ~ Ms sullivan thus 1u5i,eaa
;"r me se,n'finals which viii be- M
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PHlLLlES BEAT BY CARDS

PHILADELPHIA, May lS.-St Louis
defeated Philadelphia hcrc to-day =
20 ?, tho visitors knocking Demaree or
bunched five Of ,heir hits. Which " In.
ciuded triple and three doubles, with
passes. errors and n passed bali, and
scored all their runs in the second and
hfth sessions. Doak held the home team
10 one hit until the seventh inning.
when TWO runs were scored ON two
doubles single and q sacrifice ny
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TARS DEFEAT PIRATES
PORTSMOUTH

PORTSMOUTH, VA. May lS.-Er-
rors by Fish and Tacue helped Nor
folk even tho series with the locals
this afternoon. the Tars winning, s
to 3 Weller held the Pirates scorclcss
until the seventh inning, and when
they began 10 get familiar with his
In that and the succeeding
inning. he was relieved by Cochran
one Of tho largest crowds of the sea-
son turned out To witness the game.
Nhc SCORE:
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PREFER IS TOO STRONG

BROOKLYN. May ls.-Pfercr hurled
shn'ow bal! to-day, ana Brooklyn
lo't Ninci1iat 70 1" Cutshaw's
force Of Wheat Myers triple and u
single hv Schultz scored Erooklvn's
hrst brace ot runs In the sixth. or
rors ny Leach and Schneider and three
mus scored two nuns and sent Schncid-
"r 10 the bench Brown hold the To-
Gals h.tless for the remainder uf the
Eamc The Hrooklyns punched their
five hits in the tw" innings they
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| AMERICAN LEAGUE|
FABER WINS SIX STRAIGHT
BY DOWNING PHILADELPHIA
Mnckmcn Arc Unable to Hit Sox
TwirIcr After lie Settles Down.
Hush Affected by Cold.

CHICAGO. May 1S-Faber won his
sixth straight game to-day when
Chicago defeated Philadelphia, II To
s. Faber was unsteady in the first
two innings. but settled down and was
never in danger thereafter. Bush was
affected by the cold and the locals
by punching hits and taking advan-
tage of his wildness. won easily. Score:
Philadelphia. Chicago
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Portsmouth.
Norfolk
Totals .33 - II Totals IA p i
,Hnited for McKeithan In ninth.

Score by Innings: n.
Norfolk .................0 ?-s
Portsmouth ............O %
summary: Runs-Thrashcr, Cleveland 80.
Fciles t2h. Hopkins, Hurley. Damrau. Two
base hits-Hnpkius, Hurley. Sacrifice hits
-E. Stewart, NJ stewart. Mace. Stolen
bases Stcinbrcnncr Thrashcr, Cleveland. 2.
Ras"s on balls 90 Weller. >; of Cochran. i:
of McNc:,han. l. Left on bases--Norfolk, -:
Portsmouth. &. Iits-off Weller. !: OFF
Cochran, none: off McKcithan, s. Struck
out-by Weller. ?: by Cochran. :; by Nc
Ketthan. 10. Time. l:ij. Umpire. Bressney.
Attendance
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Chicago
New York.
Totals % 40 o Totals
'En'tcd for Tesrcau in eighth.

'''" III e4e"th'
Score 10y innings: r.
Chicago .................O o q u q III
New York ..............O q q O n q
summary: Run-Schultc. Two-hasc hit
FISHER stolen hnscs--SChulte. Zimmerman.
Earned run--Chicngo, l. Bases on halls-off
HunDhrica Hits-oU Tesreau. In in
nin@s. OF Schauer none in iruinS. Struck
out by Tcsreau. :. by Schauei !: hy
Humrhr'cs. 4. Empires, Klein and Emslle
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Cochrnn Wins mt DtIlInrds.

III ~ T., Nj, II, May IN.-Tn The
third block OF their l.S00-point 1872 balk
iino billiard match. Welkcr Cochran,
OF Chicago. this afternoon dcfcatc i
ClarcMcc laCks0n. Detroit. 3tN 10 IL
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Petersburg.
Totals ., t.iio ! Totals ~

S"0fc nv in0InEs: z.
Newport News ........l q 0 0-l
Petersburg .............2 n q .-3
SUMMARY: RUns-BuntinC. simmons. Az
new. Busch. 'fwo- base h!t-Simmons Three
hasa hit--Smith stolen bases Hunting 90.
Busch. Bgscs on halls-oif Richmond .: off
Gurdiulnr. .. Left on hascs-Pctorsburg. 8;
Newport News = Sacrifice hit-Rcrger
Struck out-hv Richmond, 2; By GARDINER :,
Time. :$n tmpfres. Cucm and Rossback
Nt..uiapCa
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Pittsburgh.
'rotals 80 1 y y Totals "a 27l4
'na,'ea Cor Harmon in ninth.

~fnrr ny Innings: n.
Pittsburgh .-........n 0 : o q 90
Boston ..................l O O q n "a
summary: Runs ohrstou. Wagner Egan.
6owdy, James. rwo-haSc hlts-B Baird. Con-
uollv. GOwdy. Mnrauviiic stolen bases.
iiair' Wagner ,2l. Won Sacrifice Nics-
MAGE. Wagner. Sacrince ht-NIuranviiie
Double rIays-Ciowdy amt Sehmii,: Baird
Wagner and SchanG. Left on hases--Iitts-
hurrh. 2; Boston : First base on errors
Pittsburgh. !, Boston, :. Bases on balls
OF James. :. Struck our-by James :: by
Harmon, : Empires, kiGier and Hart. Time
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PIRATES LOSE TO BOSTON

BOSTON. May lS.--Doublcs by Con
molly. and Gowdy in the first and sec
ond innings were factors in the three
runs which gave Boston victory over
ittsburCh to-day. to >. Wagner
stole second and third bases in scor-
ing one OF the visitors tallics Ger
L.. mir
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Tcxns League.

At Galveston-Galvcston, 6: Shreve-
port, 3.
At San Antonio-San Antonio. S; Dali
las. 3
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 2: Waco. 6.
At Observation-Disclosures, I Fort Worth
thirteen inninRs).
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Rocky Mount,
SNnf" ny innings: r.
suffolk ................n n o 0 OF

Rocky Mount ......o O o q 0 5
summary: Runs-Welchcr. Doyle. snyder.
Cray. Stolen bHscs-WoiCher. Sacrifice hits
Horny. Daubort. Two-hase hit-Pore
Hom"-Gray, Double play-Hu,nmel 20
Goalhy To Henry. Hits--on Graham. in
innings: on Efrd. none In inning struck
out-hy Graham. :; hy Efrd, !; by Pope
6. Bases on halIs-on Enrd. l! oil Pore
>. Loft haSes-S Suffolk, Il; Rocky s Time
l:l.. Ennire. Mct;oMnm. AlinndnnCe Ssn
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Amcrlcnn A,,ocl,t;on

~ - Iaul ST Paul. j Columbus O.
~ Ml"aut"o milwaukee,. 5; Louis.
MlnneapGNs RI M!nnca polls CT eve
lanG posuoned. vet grounds
~ Kansas City---Knnsas City-In.
d!anapo.ls postponed, ram.
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Troop No. 80 is anxious for games
with other scout teams. Challenges
viii be received by Scout Master Fair
fax c. Jones, Phone Madison 1871.
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Troop No. 30 Boy Scouts. attached TO
the Church OF The Holy Comforter.
played ST. Andrews's Brotherhood Of
Grace Church at Byrd Park YESTERDAY,
a game notable for the absence Of
errors. The Scouts won the game by
a score OF TO i.
Melton Kuhn pitched for the win
ners. allowing but seven hits.
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TOR TO

Score ny innings: r.
Richmond ...... 40 q q - u o.
Toronto ...... OF 90 q u q q o.
Summary: TvO-hasr hits-Jordnn
Sacrifice hit-StcrfCr. stolen bnScs
--ArraEOn, Reach, korhcr. Double
plnys-trnnc and Jordan: StrrIrr
Arrngon aud Jordan struck out
by SterEcr. =: hy Herbert. =. Base ON
bnllS-0H StcrIrr. u: OF !Irrbcrt, x.
ImpircS. ticnry and Carpenter.
Time. 3:00.
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i,Icin,rnti.
Totals 8 so Totals ?s5 N
'i'"''ct far Wagner IN sixth
fi'a''ri for Brown IN ninth

giroluuart ..o o u o q y e %
htHHr.'n . G n n -
-, -"ary. Runs u'Mara. Cutshaw MYERS.
-''' l"i'' '.sr MT Myers stolen
o.s' 4erzar taruei runs Erooklyn .
h.'- CN'.'a Double plays Groh,
" tHer ar M''vitz: Wagner ana Moli-
"l. I..ha" tra uDuhrri Let on bases
!n'iMN' q Brooklyn ? First base on
'ii"I~ ng'nrau Brooklyn. Q Bases
~ pttt Hh Hueacr. .; pff Ptcnsr Hts
~. hge'a,r " ir % innings. of Brown.
py,t,, J" ,.M"insE uit ,y pitcher-by
-hy Brown fr pfarrr i-,,,l,aas> 80 . 90
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Ran for Williams ~ sernrih
fRatted for Ring iu ninth
tran for REYNOLDS IN mimi

I Score by INNING: n
Rochester ..............G %
1Gersey City ........,.... @ o q q \ g
Summary: RunsPries, beatty Steven
son. Trqesda!e Thoorp- hues wight.
Ring, (. struck out-ry Eorsrhry g.. on
Ring. Is; of sherman. 1 Thro, bose hl,
i-Bues. IWo-oas" hltf- Barney. H'rsrhry.
sPiez. Sacrifice hit Barucg. Turner RIrr
Stolen bases-Priest o2l Turner Double
sRing. Umpires, Brown and Muller Tim.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
RICHMOND at Toronto.
Newark nj Montreal
Providence lat Buffalo.
Jersey City at Rochester.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston. 3: Pttsburrh. ..
Brooklyn, i; Cincinnati. o.
Chicago. i; New York. o.
81. Louis, 5; Philadelphia, 2.
STANDING OF CLUBS
W. L. Pct. w. l.. Pet.
Philn. III .65i Pittsbgh .13 is .4Gi
Chicago ...16 IL 1903 Cincinnati II Is 1923
Boston IL II 400 81. Louis. .I3 Il 1913
Rrooklyn Is II .iSI New York 10 IL 100
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With the Amateurs
ny TUCK.

game OF interest among amateur
players to-day Is that between the Du-
PICK leader in the Commercial League
ana Smithdeal College. The teams VIII
meet nj O'Clock this afternoon at
oSrd PARK The printers have not lost
game this season, while the pen
weilders have played equally as good
BAH. and an exciting fracas is antici-
pated
Either fiinchman or Eobitt will twirl
Tor Duplex. with Wiltshire behind the
pat: burton viii do the receiving for
Smithdcal.
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Much interest is being taken in base
ball by the various troops of Boy
Scouts IN the city. There IL great
rivalry among tho troops. many OF
whom have excellent teams.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
| New York ut Detroit.
Washington nj st. Louis.
Philadelphia ut Chicago.
BostOn at Cleveland,
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Norfolk at Portsmouth.
Newport News at Petersburg.
suffolk at Rocky Mount
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago mt New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh mt Boston
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY
Chicago, IL: Philadelphia, q.
Others postponed; rainD
STANDING OF CLUBS
w l.. Pct. w L. Pct
New York. .16 &c; Wnshing'n re ~ I62
Detroit IL II Gel Cleveland IL ls .4O1
Chicago IL IL 500 81. Louis. 10 10 .3J5
Boston ....i3 o .a9I philn. 49, o Is asa
WHERE THEY DAY TnnAE
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newark at Pittsburgh.
BROOKLYN ut Kansas City
Baltimore at Chicago.
buffalo at ST. Louis
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-30
PIERRE-sIOUX CITY LINE

Chamberlain, Sept. 25 Captain
Abner Ayres, the popular river boat
man, has just purchased new boat,
1.-THE Far West,' which is 1Os feet
long and 25 fest wide. She is equip
ped with SO horse power engine,
and. will make ten miles per hour
down stream. This boat will be
equipped to take care Of 200 passen-
gers, and Mr.. Ayres expects to put
this boat into service for freight and
passenger traffic between Pierre and
Sioux City. This makes total Of
five first class packets besides The
King Bros. fine IL. R.K." ferry that
are owned at this place. This fine
line of packets are as good through
the boating season as north and
south railroad and are fully appreci-
ated by all stock men living along
the Missouri river valley.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-30
THE ARMENIAN HORROR

The story of Armenian massacres
in the closed Turkish nation is one of
SURPRISING horror.
The Mahammedan, operating
through the brutal kurds, is wiping
out the last vestige of christianity
in the Moslem empire and the crime
is SO covered by the isolation Of that
country that the world has not been
aware Of the terrible sacrifices.
There was million and half
christian Agmenians under Turkish
control. The reports from the Ar
menian progressive association say
that of these 100000 have been
butchered and 100000 deprived of
their homes and sent into exile in
desert regions.
Civilized Germany ought to with
draw from alliance with it's barbar-
Gus partners in war.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-30
PLAN NATIONWIDE
MISSIONARY CAMPAIGN

Washington. ID. G., Sept. ga
nation-w wide missionary campaign to
start next October is being planned
by the directors and laymen of the
missionary movement in the various
churches of the United States. The
campaign will include conventions
to be held in rs cities and 81 states
and the District of Columbia, and
VIII end with national missionary
congress here April $3.50, 1916.
The number Of registered delegates
Is expected to exceed $50 900 and 4O..
600 churches are to be invited to send
representatives. In most of the large
cities convention committees have
been organized and plans for a cam
palgn OF education which will last
two months are being made by the
laymen.