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In shs gass

1.-In the struggle br Przemysl the Teutonic forces capture two more of the outlying Qualifications. while the Russians hurl great many achievements at the German line on the San river
 2-Przemysl is retaken after am as- sault said to be unparalleled in vio- lence. Russians had captured it with 100000 prisoners after five months siege a month before.
 Over 30O,OO0 prisoners were taken in the month of May.
 The credit for the majority goes to Gen. Mackensen.
 English gunboats capture Amara. on the Tigris river in Turkey The Aurks lose 2.0OO prisoner. river craft or more or less importance. and a quantity Of arms and ammunition
 4-The Austro-German forces ad- vance from the Przemysl region on Lemberg.
 5.-In Russian Poland, it is report. ed. the Germans asyhyxiating gases
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-02
THANE TO HAVE BIG
 FlREMEN's HOSE RACES

THANE. July 91-The hose races that should have been run on July 18th. will be held next Wednesday,. Cash prizes aggregating $75.0O will be awarded and an exciting time is look ed forward to. There are three en- tries to compete, one from the mill, one from the bunk houses and one from the cottages.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-02
MossE SHOT WITHIN
 MILES OF DAWSON


 DAWSON. July 2S.--A fine moose year and a half old was shot on the little island at the mouth of Moose hide creek, near Moosehide village, three miles below Dawson. at o. clock this morning The moose was seen first by Mrs. Totty. wife of the missionary at Moosehide The ami nal was swimming from near the steamboats on the West Dawson side. She Immediately notified the Indians Sam Smith. one of the na- tives. went out and shot the moose while it was near the shore. The first shot took effect in the shoulder Chief Isaac came in today to report the good luck, and said:
 "Moosehide lniun habem skookum feed now. Just tellem in newspaper that moose he now being cooked in big fire. and pretty soon this after noon all Injun - some Moosehides. some Feels - pretty soon gobble everything same Dawson picnic bunch. Sure, that fine feast. Iniun also catchem plenty bread in town No. no. that no horse-Iniun know moose too well and no likem horse steak. Injun too smart shootem mule or horse for moose like Dutchman on Dominion creek."-(Dawson News)
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EmpIre want ads. w0rl. aII tho bud.
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lW LIl 0ANNif
 S.-The Italians gain ten miles in three days in the Carnic Alps, while on the upper Isonzo, despite the floods Turin dispatches claim, the riv- CT is bridged and a crossing forced, threatening Plava. Between Caporet- ta and Idria heavy arrangements are in progress.
 7-Berlin reports the Italian beat en back from Doberdo Plains. in spite of heavy attacks supported by artil- lery.
 The Italian armored cruiser Amah is sunk by an Austrian submarine in the upper Adriatic.
 1O.-Rome reports the rapid advance of the Italians toward Innichen, in on endeavor to cut one of the railroad- lines supplying Trent
 12-The Italians execute a cavalry raid to within three miles Of Trieste Innsbruck dispatch announce that
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-02
GENE eAUNTlER, AT GRAND
 THEATRE TONIGHT.

"On the Fighting Line" 3.reel war Miss cauntieh feature, an extra strong production.
 Animated Weekly-all the worlds news on the screen, very interesting.
 His old Fashioned Dad." very good comedy that shows that "fath- CT" was a sport too.
 Remember the 9th series Of "Trey O Hearts" tomorrow and Wednesday.
 EmnIra want ada. work nlI tha tima
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Sunday and Monday evening at the Lyric. In conjunction with this high class feature, Mile. Violet will enter tain in her unnal pleasing manner.
 Prices. % and 10. ..,
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In lho sonlh

2.-Tho Italians In the Lake Car da district capture storo.
 i.-Itollans take Monte Nero on the upper Isonzo river
 6-Tho Italian front from the Swiss border to the sea. now extends 8S5 miles, of which 300 is mountain- ous. Steady advances are reported all along the line.
 9-The Italians take Monfalconc, within sight of Trieste
 12.-On the Trentlno front the ltai- ian forces continue successes despite Austrian endorsements
 Italian aviators destroy an arsenal at Pola.
 i4.-Italian advances consolidate in the Trentino and Co the east.
 The Italian fleet has the Austrian naval forces securely bottled.
 17-The Italian submarine Medusa is sunk by an Austrian submarine.
 1S.-Air raids are made by both italians and Austrians along the Ad- rianople and In the neighborhood of Priests, Italians continue gains in Trieste region Italy troubles by dis ubances in Trlpoh.
 24.-Following the traditional path of every invasion of Austria in his tory. the Italians are pressing on over the mountain barriers. by the Fella river valley and the PredI Pass, to- ward Tarvls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23

McGin had their batting togs on at
Svrd Park yesterday afternoon. When
hose boys get TO smuggling the ball
he neldcrs take urwontcd exercise.
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WILLIAM FOX SCHOOL is
GRAMMAR SCHOOL CHAMPION
ny Defeating FnirmOunt Yesterday,
West EndcrS Get 'ritlc-Gnme Was
Holly Contested.

BY defea ting l'airmount School yes
terday, to >. in the hardest fought
game of tho season, William Fox School
won the silver cup offered to the win
ner OF the grammar school baseball
championship.
Tho game was holly contested
throughout, and was not won till the
last man was retired. Neither side
scored until the fourth, when two runs
We're put across by Fox. home run
by Rlount with one on. tied the score
in the sixth. In the eighth Fox drove
in three runs. which ended the scoring.
Blount. for Fairmount, was the par
ticular star of his team, pitching n
beautiful game and driving in their
two runs. Gnnzcrt. T.. Harrelson and
the Anthony brothers played best for
FOX
In addition to the cup. Fox won the
pennant for the championship of the
West End with record of six won and
none lost. Her seasons record was
nine won and none lost. with a total
of III runs as against twenty mine for
her opponents.
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JOHN MARSHALL CAPTURES
| CHAMPIONSHIP OF STATE
ptate High School Title Won by Lo-
cal Boys by Defeating
fIarrisOnburg.
WOODROW IN FINE SHAPE
Fhchcs Two-IIit Game Against VAL
II ley Nine and Slams Out Triple and
i Single-COntcst Was Staged ut
4 Charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May %.
by defeating HarrisonDurg High on
Am beth Field at the university this
afternoon by n score of to /, the
iohn Marshall High School, of Rich
Snond won "A clear title TO the base
pan championship among the high
schools Of the state.
. inc game was Interrupted in tho
/ MIRA ny tunder shower but play
t"as resumed after an hours delay.
\ Noodard, OF John Marshall was Il
f,IH|ie to the valley team throughout
tf showed but two hits, one a triple
pE lean, and issued but three passes.
JoAn Marshall won the game in the
Ipentng frame by pushing two runs
tWioSs the pan. In the NTH, Woodland
E.naIcc. was sacrificed to second by
c.iinnpl. and counted on Turner's sin
H.. Woodard's slashing triple in the
I'm cleared the bases.
! insley and Woodland led with the
! MCh tot the visitors, the former get
i..ht double and two singles, and
(" 2odard triple and single
John Marshalls record for the sea-
ron stands seventeen Won and two
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Brownies Win,

TN" fast Brownie team broke tho win.
n'nS streak of Baraoa team yesterday by
the score OF Is to 6. The game was featured
ny inc hard hitting OF the whole Brownie
rear. X Rice featured for the BaraCas
ny pulling dowr some long drives.
Score by innings: II
Brownies ..............O | % q 2 n-i;
Barracks ,-.............O 0 o &c
summary: Two base hits-whitlow, Black
Cross 90. liili. Three base hit-wood stolen
~ ses-Whitlow, Worsham C21. Hin. Cross.
Wood. Double plays-Worshan to Wood:
Wor5hain TO Hil!, Hicks to 3inEley: RiC.
10 ,ainRley Hits-"m Wilkinson, !c in in
ninEs; off Rice. In inning. Bases on
ha!!S-of Whi'low, 8, of Wilkinson. ,: off
Rice, /. Batters hit-by Whi,low, / strnCl,
out,b% Whitiow. $; by Wilkinson. 2 Left
on bases-Brownics. %: Baraca. .. Time,
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Pendleton, Wharton. Turner and
,ullia!n, o; High School fame. and Pol
ard. OF Bcnedictine, will wear the
Fairmount uniforms next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23

Smiths Grocery made It's debut ir
ne Commercial League yesterday By
,eteat!ng RoUntrec. - TO =
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/ Big Soy Cox twirlcd his way into
he hearts OF the Highland Park fans
yesterday. when he held the hard hit
ling Rlucs 10 seven scattered hits. and
tausoi eight 10 Whit the air. Denny
wright pitched heady game for the
o!dicrs, also.
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Laurel Street sunday school Wins.

In an exciting ninth-inning rally.
Laurel street sunday School defeated
the fast Church Hill Giants on oak
wood diamond by the score of :, To 4,
The game was hard fought throughout.
Jimmie Howlc was on tho mound for
Laurel street and pitched a fine game
striking out fourteen battcrs and al
lowing six hits. McDonouph also
pitched good game for the losers,
striking out the same number. Johnnie
Cocker was sent in as Il pinch hitter
and delivered the goods with "a timely
two-baggcr. Channy Walden was there
with the stick also. The score:
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Highland Park was returned n win
ncr over the Blues yesterday, to l.
II was pitchers duel between Denny
wright and Cox. the Richmond College
star, with the latter having Il shade
the best of II. The Northsiders PLAYED
behind their twirlcr in better style
than the soldiers. and with the single
exception Of "A hardluck error b. Bur
ton, fcldcd faultlessly. The game was
hard fought throughout. and n great
crowd cheered on their favorites. The
feature Of the game was the PLAYING
of knightly for the Blues and the in
yincible pitching Of Cox in tight places
The
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II is 10 be deplored that Manager
dement's could no; keep his Trodcgar
cam together. but duo TO the fact tina,
IN players were employees OF the
works. ana that the works are busy
IL this time. II was found Impossible.
0 get the men of on Saturdays in
the.
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Totals ...........4o II II
ClnrlEn
Totals ..........2S / % /:
Batted for T. Baker in ninth.
'Batted for kenney in ninth

score by innings: f.
Clarks Spring 49,. o o o o o O O.
summary: Two base Bergwyn.
clarke 90. w. Baker. G Timnons
Sacrifice hits-Wiltshire. Henchman.
Gray. stolen hases-Smithers (3). Ber-
gwyn 90. Wiltshire. Clarke 90 r
Baker, Blusch. Holzback. G. Timmons
Dohcrty Double play-Holzback to
Raincs. 1lits-om Henchman, / in .
Innings: off Mason, l6 in innings
Bases on balls-off Hcnchman 3: off
Mason, J. Batters hit--by Mason. /.
Struck out-by Henchman. 10: by Ma
son, q; Passed balls--Gray. Wild
pitch-Mason. Left on ba ses-DuplcX
;; Clarks Spring. 8 Time of game
Las. Cmpire-Thorpe. Attendance
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There viii be a meeting of the City
.eague on Tuesday night at o'clock
N the Y NJ. c. 4. blue room.
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Fuller Wins for G. G.. A.

Going into The game win a handI-
cap of nine runs, Fuller, the Iron
Man Of the G. c. a.. put n crimp into
the Spiders aspiring aggregation
when he let them down with two hits
after they had scored twelve runs off
Jeffries in three innings
The game was featured by the hitting
of Ham, Weisiger, Folkes and Clark
while the never die" spirit of Lou
Stringer had n lot to do with winning
the game. The score:
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Coleman, of C. Fl. y. c., is there
vith the willow, and Nunnaly, of
'6hb'S is playing a fine game. Pace,
+ Fairmounts. and c. Martin, OF Met
opoltans, arc hard TO beat ut their
iositions.
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Paramount Wins.


highland Park met defeat at tho
hands of Fairmount on the latter's
grounds. The features OF the game
were the stick work of Thomas, Luck
and Reid for Paramount and Knox and
Devine for Highland Park This is
the first game Highland Park has lost.
and it is tied with c. c. ~ for second
place. A royal battle will he fought
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CInrks Sprtpr Io.e.

Duplex defeated Clarks Spring by
the score OF II to /. 1t was good
game until the eighth inning. when
the Duplex boys landed on Mason for
five runs.
held the Clarks Spring team at his
mercy. only allowing one hit Ber-
S"En. clarke and W. Baker starred
at the bat for Duplex. each getting
three or more hits. Berry made a
couple OF good catches in left field.
Smiihers ran wild on bases. p!llering
three. The score:
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With the Amateurs
ny 'rI'(K
BY TUCK.

duplex against Woodall & orIar!es
N bslEs able Class "; Fulton viii
ARR on Saturday in the absence OF
/, II The games should provo a hum:
!ncc the start. and the others going
Charlie wlca nPoEse,, has signed with
", wal a, on!E, had nineteen vic
lay. " go ''Ns''u' route yeS'eF-
Duplex has a valuable outacld in
ierrE, SHithers and Bahen.
snes Of the season GH ye ct day D and
haFanIe pnt up great game at short
%. tns iio'nhrnoos, getting four hits
pitched great game and deserved to
sin.
ne Commercial League yesterday by
eteating Rountree, - to =
IT is 10 be deplored that Manager
Elements could no, keep his Tredogar
cam together. but duo TO the fact that
lel players we're employees Of the
i, this time. it was found impossible
10 get the men OF on Saturdays in
Managers Of the Commercial League
ave until June TO weed their teams
,Gt TO conform TO tho rule calling for
ne fourteen player limit.
Duplex continues to hold tina, 1000
Der cent against all Corners.
woodaM & Quarles with waldbauer
etching, IS racing towards the goal
,os, and pushing Duplex for arst
.orors.
Big BOY Cox twirl.d his way into
he hearts OF the Highland Park fans
yesterday when he held the hard hit
ling Rlucs 10 seven scattered hits. and
aused eich, 10 Whit the air. Denny
Wright pitched a heady game for the
elders. also.
The FITS, National Bank nine has
wo Pin brothers. These two play ba IL
n 4 manner that stamps them as Class
McGin had their batting toys on at
Svrd Park yesterday afternoon. When
hose boys get 10 smuggling the ball
he holders take unwontcd exercise.
Pendleton; Wharton; Turner and
ard. OF Bcnedictinc. will wear the
'airmourt uniforms next week.
Coleman. of C. Fl. y. c., is there
:ith the willow, and Nurnaly. of
|'6bbs. is playing a fine game. Pace,
| =! Fairmounts, and c. Martin, OF Met
opolitans, arc hard TO beat At their
POSITIONS.
There viii be a meeting of the City
.eagua on Tuesday night at s o'clock
n the Y. NJ. c. \. blue room.
The Homhrucos, OF the Richmond
rniS lni
ain Midget Orebaugh certainly han
led the team splcndidly yesterday. and
lis own work helped materially in
Winning tho game.
Flanagan pitched superb ball and
,easl.y rs usual, handled himself
Ike a big one behind the bat for HON.
,rucos
Narable. shortstop for lIombrucos.
some hitter. Five times up with
ve hits Is not so bad. Then. too.
ONE Of them found the automobile
;crc on the fence.
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&. =. Luck

WoodaH 0uarles. 4o0l IS
{. =. Luck o 90 20 l-2
gett. Parsons, G.. Miller, O'Bricn. Sac
riice hits-Mycrs. Waldbauer. Stolen
haseS-Yc yronct 80, Quarles. Hits
off Waldbaucr, in innings: off
Miller, in innings Bases on balls
by Waldhauer. !; by Miller. l. Struck
out-bH Waldbaucr, 10: by Miller, &.
Left on bases-Woodall e Quarlcs. G.;
9. ;. Luck. & Time Of game. ! hour
~ minutes. tmpire. Mr.. Edwards
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IN" strong Fulton team defeated
Battery Court on the latter's diamond
by the score OF Is to g. The game was
very SLOW and uninteresting, being
marred by errors and wind blowing
across the diamond. The features Of
me game were the batting OF BEDFORD.
Jury and Brown. and the pitching of
Eacho for the winners. The score:
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/ Duplex continues TO hold that 1000
Der cent against all corners
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The Homhrucos, OF the Richmond
league. miss Dutch Klein, but Can
ain Midget Orebaugh certainly han
led the team splcndidly yesterday. and
lis own work helped materially in
Winning the game.
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smith Grocery Compnnx Wins

Smith Grocery Company easily de-
feated Rountrec yesterday IL TO .
Rountree started well, annexing two
runs IN the opening frame, hut Smith
Grocery Company, in its first turn at
the bat. made FIVE.
Dahn, who started In the box for
Eountree. lasted one inning against
the grocery boys. passing two and
allowing three hits. one of which was
a homer. The whole Smith Grocery
team played good ball, stealing thir-
teen bases. Slaughter anneXing four.
The score:
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Scott. Pugh. Nunnalie. Bagby. Dou-
pic play-Simms, unassisted. Hits
OH Powell. 10 in 9 innings: off Good
man. In ~ innings. Bases on
Dalls---oT Powell. /: off Goodman. 1.
Battcrs hit-Powell. Mann. Hughes.
Simms. by Goodman. Struck out-by
iowen. IA: by Goodman. IL. Wild
pitchcs-fioodman. 2. Left on bases
Highland Springs. 10: Cobb Furniture
Co. s.. Time of game hours I'M
Dire--Mr. Kidd.
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BeII's Btble CI.ss \,.,r.

Io,n 1I 1,cII I'iUIt IIHss defeated The
Jones bros. yesterday In a heavy slug
etnS game Robinson was the fea-
ture with his hitting. holding the
Jones team TO but one hit and striking
gu" ,,' lourteen men Nations homer
Class plays the strong Fulton team
next saturday. TO settle the leadership
OF the league. The score:
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8 y5cll,,,;, Ia
summary: Two-base hits-Bigbie
i4ens' Sanderson; Three base hits
Sacrifice hi,s--Poh, Ford. Stolen bases
Zig bic, Poh. Liebs. Ford. Sutteriin.
DoWdcn. Saracino Hits-off Whitehead
~ IN 20 innings; off Sanderson > in
l-3 innings. Bases on balls-hv plan.
ton, 8. Batters hit-Dowden Struck
out-by Blanton. 3; by Whitefeld, 3 by
oNerman, 2. Time OF game, l3O I'm
pres, Whitefe!d ana Bottom
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Fnirmount WINS .r,in

The fairmounts won from the r +
Lee Juniors yesterday by the score Of
T. TO !. Timely batting by Nevins.
Lisgan. Therrick and Pace. and Nevins
pllchihs at critical times were the
Pollard's fielding was OF high order.
The batting OF Bowe. Foley. Wood and
saunders were the features for r. f.
Lee l-igSan parked the ball twice
while Saunders hit for home run. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23

Summary: Two-basc hits-ArriChi
90. y. Brand 90, L. Dreamer. Gerring
OneSty, Kelley. Home runs-Niss!ey
l.. Dreamer. Gerring. Onesty stolen
bascs-Arrighi 90. Onesty, GerriRe,
MacFarlane. Double plays-L. Crea-
mer TO Sweetman 10 j. Dreamer Bases
on balls-by Kelley. /: by Powell ]
Eaters hit-B. Powell. by Kelley
Struck out-by Kelley. 6: by A. Powell
~. Left on bascs-AlcGill. 3: Howit-
zers. 6. Time OF game-l so. Umpire
MIR. Goo" Hulcher
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Managers of the Commercial League
ave until June TO weed their teams
,Gt to conform TO tn. rule calling for
ne fourteen player limit
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
Aicos Oyer,yheIm kcI,am.

Inc Alcos defeated the 4. s. Kellam
team In a very one-sided game yester-
day at Broad Street Park by the score
OF II tn 3. The features of the game
were the PLAYING OF the whole Alec
team. The kellam BOYS played poor
game. both in the field and at the bat
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John Marshall
Ifnrrisnnl,llrC.

iagslsonbufr 0 q n n n nv,
lohn Marshall a Q a q q
A"Hlnar%; Runs-Turncr. Pond!eton. Tins
w, fe'cnyai WOODY ward. S,itelcr. Two
- Hit-Ilnei"y. Three base hlts-Wood-
ara, Dean stolen bases-Turner pcrdI.
an !!ns'.y. Pcrcivai ,-l. Eeitcr, :S;.teler
2".'f"f Kent. Double play-Stitelcr to
p"an % steele. Bases OF, bnIla-of Wood,
gard . IN Hcitcr. ;. Hit by pitched ball.
hWNN struck out-hT Woodward 8; y,
'ei'eT g Time. hours. Umpire. white
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23

Wooda!l * Quarlcs, with Waldbauer
l!,ching. IS racing towards the goal
cost and pushing Duplex for frs,
.orors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23

Flanagan pitched superb ball and
,aasl.v. as usual, handled himself
Ike n big one behind the bat for HON
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uowitzers Lose Game.

McGill defeated the strong Howitzer
|eam IN easy style yesterday by the
core OF II to ..
McGnl hit a. Powell seventeen times
ar a total of thirty-sevcn bases, while
|selley allowed the Howitzcrs but
even scattered singles.
Kelley has lots Of stuff for n young
ter. and is getting experience. Nc
|Hli Is still tied for first place, but
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COM MERClAL LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
They Play Next saturdn,

DupIeN vs. WoOdall &: Ouurles a
Broad street Park at 4:3O o'clock.
smith Grocery vs.. Clarks Spring, a
Clarks Spring.
c. $. Luck VS.. Rountree- Cherry. a
SCOTS Addition.
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stundfng of the Clubs.
bankers Dat Out victory.

First National Bank SluGged its way
. victory yesterday, downing the Bar
IN Heights nine. 10 to 3. Gordon was
Ugh man with the stick, anncxing
bree hits out OF five times up, while
Sob" Pitts work on second was SEN
a;ional.
score by innings r.
,irst National ...... ell 001 40
,arton Heights .....0021 10000
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Cobb Co. Wins.

The Cobb Furniture Co dcfeated
Highland Springs in pretty game on
lakewood diamond
Goodnlans pitching and batting were
Springs, while Powelrs pitchinp for
the Cobb boys was as usual good
Johnstonc's catching was Of nigh or
der The score. - ~.
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Where They Plnx NJ, S,.

Battery Court VS.. H. s. Wright. AT
Harvey Park. Umpire, Taylor; scorer,
England g
Norwood VS.. Jones Bros. a, Brook
iana Park. Umpire, Jordan; scorer,
Bells Bible Class VS. Fulton. at
broad Street Park at o:30 o'clock I'M
pre-, scott; scorer Worsham
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JEFFERSON WARD LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Next SATURDAY.

Metropolitan l. o. o. F. vs.. Cobbs.
at Oakwood
Highland Springs
r. r. Lee VS.. c. II. a c.. At c. c. 4.
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Chiitum caught one Of the best
;am"s Of the season yesterday, and
'!atahl" put up "A great game at short
or the ltomhrucos. getting four hits
'-t OF w" times up. Flanagan
etched great game and deserved to
sin.
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Z D,
brohddus, WeisiGer. Home run--Carr
Sacrifice hits-Weisiger. Clarke. Stolen
ases-Folkes 90, Stringer. Sisson,
Broaddus. Garcin, Hardwicke Fuller
Fuller, in innings; off Carr, S in s
innings; OFF Partridge. in / inning.
Bases on balls-off Jeffries. 3: off Full
Ter. i; off Carr. >. Struck out--by
Jeifries. 5; by Fuller, II; by Carr. S
Time of game hours. Umpire
Pearman. Attendance-25O.