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NO PLAYERS .RE|NSTATED
AFT TER THIS WEEK ENDS
Richmond Amateur Athletic Fedora
ton Calls Attention to
Ruling.
MAKE PLANS FOR MOONLIGHT
Expenses of New Leagues Will BE
Met by Proceeds From Excursion.
Chairman McSwceny Is Pleased
With Outlook for Season

The Federation Baseball committe tee
has notified managers and captains OF
teams under its jurisdiction that the
hnal date for the Reinstatement OF
players is May IL. Positively no re-
instatemcnt will he granted after that
day, and any manager wishing to have
a man properly registered is requested
10 do so before IL is too late. The
committee has been busy the past few
Gays passing upon the reinstatement
OF numerous players. great many
teams having one or more men they
The final date for the signing ,p
July 10. -
Chairman McSwccncy is enthusiastic
bail this year The season SO far has
surpassed his fOndcst hopes. and scarce
Il day s""S 10y that some good player
or another does not come into the
amateur fold The latest acquisition
TO tn" colors is the new City League,
which was organized by the Fedora
composed of a great many hustling
young ball players. and they have
showed STOW rare Judgment in choosing as
two OF the foremost amateur sportsmcu
in the city.
The Federation has evolved :, novel
scheme 10 help defray the expenses
Of some Of the weaker teams of the
ieaSues y date has been secured Tor
Il moonlight and committee has
been appointed TO look into the details
OF another successful trip down the
river The proceeds Of this excursion
VIII. in all probability. be divided
among inc teams prorata. Needless to
all the teams will work hard so as to
assure a success. y meeting will be
called the latter part of this month
10y me moonlight committee TO decide
which course TO pursue In the distrihu-
lpn OF the proceeds
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BLACKBURN Is ELECTED TO
HEAD OF ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Surrrss"r to t.. u. tomrtncy Prcsidcn,
"' orEnniHuti"n since Formation,
IL chosen by Tenn Managers

NJ the regular meeting Of the Ath
ictc League. held last night i'm the
4. NJ. {. y, {: Nersal Blackburn was
Erected prcsidcn, of the Atlantic
me resignation of l.. II. Courtney. who
has been at the head Of the circuit
since It's organization. last year. BY tho
klchmond Amateur Athletic Fedora
zion. "a
Mr. Courtney took charge of The
ic"Sue when there was some doubt as
I" Us success. but II" wisely guided
through its highly successful 1914 Sea- .
SON ana before resigning he has
S!'f'ch II ON another successful wear
ne resigned because the Raraca Ath =
ict" Association. an organization with
which lie has been associated for some
tinc. elected him its PRESIDENT
The league. however. will not lose
ms services hccaus" he will ho on tho
hoard of managers as manager Of INC
Baraca team.
Ny Hack burn. the new president. j.
thoronEhiN familiar with amatcr-
baseball. and he will undoubt.d;
prove big help to the league
The Athletic League is now we'll into
us second successful season. Last
year every team played clean, Snappy.
pan, ana before the season was over
theE were attracting the interest Of
Lovers Of clean baseball from all part.
of the city.
The league is composed this yc,,,
al the same teams that played last
season, with the exception OF tho
church Hill Athletic club. which sue
cccdcd the Wesley team when tnav
Withdrew at The beginning Of the sea-
son.
The managers Of the various teams
have had chance to strengthen weak
positions. and Lively race for m.
cup for 1919 Il now under wav
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VARDON AND CRANE WIN
FROM BARKER AND WALLACE
''"'f Watch to he Rrpcnt..d T.-IIn, nj
"Dprr, 'Iub 81 tirginin
I'nni. binyrrS puniif,

Tom Warden. brother OF the English
pi"i'ss iolal champion, ana crane d"
ir@l'' Barker. IN. Country Club of
NI'tinia professional, and Wallace y"S-
l"FNHs li fuUrsuuo on the local
."H'sr TN" Individual scores were.
Saraou '5 Earker 40 Crane. s.; Wal
lace. 49, Tn" li"ss San was Vardon
urairst "rauc. -. ana RaIkrr naaimst
WaiIng". q Another match VIII b"
'i'Eo1 to-day ond Tomorrow after
room ai o'rlocE Hnrk"r viii meet
scores 90 the qualifying rounds Of
't' tennis tournament follow
Preston beat Mullen. e. IS
.lagon beat |; Pollard e.. "-s
f"Iiaifi heat Miller. ct C-i
Johnson beat T.ucrIcS, ell "-2
i.1iierlN "'"i i1rish, "-i G-l
coke beat GH!sou. by default
'All FLEMING beat Jones. .-I. 6-@
fault
FInhnsh beat Haynes, by default.
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seven RUNS IN SEVENTH
INNING RALLY BEAT HERD
TNvirlcrs Unable Ia Stavc ON
Avalanche of Hits and
Runs.
CLIMBERS COME FROM REAR
handicapped by Fivc-Run Lead, 10
Gals in One Inning Bat Out Vic
tory-Hoffmnn With Three Men
On, Hits Home Run to Center.


In one OF those rae, hlt HroNcrhial
lucky sevenths. tho Climbers ycstcr-
day m.rb,rdlo5 ,br,o Isisou ,v.irIors
i'i''i"'"''" '"''' ''H'' d" - 'e' =
ana then ana there hattcd out seven
I runs which gave them a lead the visi-
tors wcr. ,,n,llo - n,.rcor,n !, yos
one Oh 'hose 'hrilHnS rallies 5" inuch
discussed, but so seldom seen. the locals
climbing nm rro,, "a Sv.,ur boudi.,,
van "'' :. =
~ IL 40 victory "!hCh IflClHehta!!N
gave them the series With Buffalo by
count of two to one. the fourth game
heirc , d,.
:" va"
Suck work was responsible for the
gigantic recovery OF th, Climbers II
was no, a., or.i,,i,c ,,,,, o
ever but II was an all-dav clubbing
spree. The locals started off with "A
vim. hut aftc, scoring four times in
a., 80
'''i''NS' nv! SUM" "oN" I"
occasional long Swats but woke from
their lc;harcy to find themselves
swnmpcd by four busy innings enjoyed
BY the Herd during the long Slccn,
Then it was that the Dunniies showed
their comeback ability, everybody UNI
corking safe knocks
Buffalo SLAYER. his big stick working
havoc amnnr no IicTl In ~. ,;r.,
frame. after two men we're out, rick
walked Rates do,,ilad 70 cantnr ia
Jordan loaded the stations when pre-
scented with n mass emitting him in a
seat at the !nitiai conner. unffman
did not like the Courestcd conditions
and after iiniuu n Mi 10 lin. cIuhhnusc'
he cleaned nm tho bases and ,.opnle;,J
the. circuit
Muttern was doing tn. tvirliu, for
the visitors and oft,r mis- h,I ~, ,,,c
lie settled down 10 hard yorls nnI
although he was touched froai, III.
hits were we'll scattered ond bis -n,,ts.
played crrorlcsS ball behind him 4,
The bat the Eisous hnd hocu wory,inn
wonders scoring in rour innings iin,il
"a total of nine runs had bn., t,ntrrrod
They found Jarmnn afic, H.. h,d
pitched two good innings and H.. vas
forced To retire i'm IN, third. whs,, twn
walks a triplc. two singles /, stolen
base and a PASSED ball counted for
three tailies '''
when ,Iorri.rttc wr,kcpcJ
Morriscttc finished ,ni. iumtrIr v,lI
mud wen; rooJ in ,r. fn,r.h J.,
NTH stnmzn vim -,yo 49,, i ="
cncd. and ihrcn sinrlcs l., ,,', ~
t'hnnncll MrC.,,,, ,,1i Iuh tI1 ~
bv n two-hnsc orro,' iIn,,,,, .'' e" ' w.,
ncrmittnd :, ..,o,,uic, ., ~, 80, y" Nv
his legs 10 IN, ccnrr ,o,,,,- ~ ,, .t -
more runs \ hi: h,,,., mi ,,,.o ,.,1l,
followed by a lonr sa,.ri,fco ~, H.,
sixtI, ~ r,,,,. 49, ,, 'o' ''"' !" IN"
own u1-i1 ,I," rif, .,""' 'it "
h.rcb ~ '"'
Bates lead off with a single in rich,
field. and won't 10 third when Jor,l,,,
doubled to TN. same Garden Norman
singled to center. scoring both run
n.rs Fullemwidcr was h.r. seui 70 thr
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PIRATES BEAT COOLERS

PETERSBURG, VA. May ll.-After
Schaefer had practically presented the
game TO the Coolers by making an
error which caused a runner 10 cross
the home plate and then forcing in two
runs by giving three bases on balls in
succession, the Pirates rallied IN the
seventh inning. scoring four runs and
taking the lead on a base on balls
singles by Hopkins, ST. Martin and
H"imcr ana a tw"-baegcr by Hurley
f"trrsonrg tried hard !" win in the
eighth and ninth, adding run in each
inning 10 III" score. ana had runner
on second base when Whitfield. after
y long run. captured iiarnctts drive TO
deep center field. Kaufman pitched the
last inning for the HON" team. and
famed Mckcithan. Fish and Damrau in
regular order The score:
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SUFFOLK TAKES SERIES

SUFFOLK, VA. May 1.-THE see
ond game OF the Shipbuildcr's series
went IL the Tigers to-day. when They
found Hamilton easy, hitting the bail
AT VIII and piling up eight runs, while
me builders were trying in vain To
solve po"l"'s delivery. sunny Jim was
AT his best, for after the third inning
tarnesS men did not see the ball for
a safety. Umpire Rutland did not make
AN appearance. and CASTOR. Of suffolk.
and Mumford. of Newport News. were
chosen to oniciate, doing so cr"ditably.
neither side having a chance to com
plain. which added much 10 the pleasure
Of the fans after the experience ycstcr-
day with this umpire. The score:
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TARHEELS GIVE NORFOLK
SHOVE INTO LAST PLACE.
Rocky Mount Puts Tars i'm Cellar
With -Four Defeats
in Row.
BUsCHMEN LOSE TO PIRATES
Petersburg Again Defeated by Ports
mouth-Suffolk Tigers Take Series
From Newport Ncws-Poolc Held
Builders Well.

NORFOLK. VA. May u.-Rockv
Mount made il four straights from
NORFOLK, winning to-day's game. 3 to F,
IN ten innings. Up to the beginning
OF the final frame. Lefty" Wilson OF
the Tnrs. had allowed but one hit and
one run.
In the tenth. with Il double ,,lav in
sight. he muffcd an easy drive into the
pitchers box. fell over the ball. and
then threw il wild to first base allow
ing two men. who had hit safely To
score. AS result of the defeat the
Tars dropped into last place. The score
Rocky Mount SnrfniE
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III t'l' 10.

Score 10y innings: r.
tichmond ........ iOOOOO1O III
itunnio .........,0 3032 200 o. 81
summary: Two-hnSc hits-Bntcs,
Heating. McCnrty, Jordan. Three
bnsc hit-t:iIhoUl. Home run
Hoffman. Sacrifice hlts-Mnttcrn,
Judge. Sacrifice Hy-Cnrlstro,u
stolen hnscs--.Inmison. Channel, Nc
tnrty. Double playS-N cnting to
McCarty tn Judge. HitS-oH .Jnmi-
son, in 1-s innings: off NIattcrn,
In innings; or FulIenNvider, 4 in
ut bntS; or Morriscttc, 4 in 4 n-3
innings; OF Russell, in = innings;
on CAV. In innings. Bases on
hnlls-by Iarnnn, 3; by Mnttcrn, q;
by Murriscttc. 4; by EullenVvidcr, I.
Bnttcrs Observation-Disclosures, by Mat
tern; LnlonGc. by .iOrriScttc; Crane,
ny Mnttern. Struck out-by Mint
tern. =: by GnW, I; by Morrisctte, q;
by Russell. I. Passed bnll-Schnu-
fclt. Wild Notwithstanding. Lett
on bnSc-BnffalO, q; Richmond o.
Time of game. 2:2o. UmpircS. Null
len and brown. Attendance, 800.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Rocky Mount. 3: Norfolk L.
f"rtsiu"uth. =: rrtcr~uurg g.
>un1!k. \: Newport News, u.
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FUCKER is HIT HARD

HRoOkiYN, y. y. May lI.-piercc
pitched almost perfect ball to-day,
when Chicago beat brooklyn, > TO l.
Rucker had nothing. and was reached
for homer by Safer. three doubles. u
triple and nine singles in eight in
nings. cadore pitched the last inning
ana struck out two nf the three men
VINO faced him. II. Iimmcrman's bat
! LIE ana hase runnin. was the feature
Thn SrnrC.
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Fighter Died In Ring

>. 'F'''' ''FHIsI--f.NN, My !l.--t.I "a -
Ncih; whose opponent In boxing hcu,
c"llapsine in tho ring. was rel.a...
from custody to-day. No Other ~.
rests were made Physicians who r.r
IIoriied an huiorsy said death rcsult.,
from acute heart dilation. supcriuI,i -,
hy ~" condition of one lung ancct.,
by plcurisy.
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HOMER Is ONLY Run

BUFFALO. May lI-<c!lry home
run in tho Hrs' !nuiau was 'hc nrls
tally ia tc-daES 10 victory of pitte-
hurgh over Buffalo. Kelley connected
with the frst ball pitched II TOOK
n SHARP turn from short lcft over tn"
pavilion fence. I'm the final inning Nus
by Dalton and I.oudor landed M, for
mer on third base hu; Eoppc hcld
him there
Score nv innirl. r. H. r.
Pittsburgh ,. q o. o 70. q q OIL ;; 3
Buffalo . trU0phou 800 Il 3
Z Batteries. Ruege and Berry. An
dcrson and Blair.
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CUBAN X-GIANTS COMING
strong tolorcd Aggregation VIII Play
Three Games with independents.

The Cuban y Giants. Of New York.
will play the independents of Rich
mond series Of three games begin
ming on Monday, May Il. The Giants
are conceded to he one Of the best
colc"cd clubs. In the country. and ii is
expected that large crowd will wit
ness the games Special seats viii he
reserved FOR white patrons. The games
VIII he called At 1880 o'clock.
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GIANTS LOSE HARD GAME

NEW YORK. May lI.-Iubc BENTON
hcstcd Ralph stroud, the New York 20
cruit. in AN cicvcn-innng pitchers hat
tie to-day, tn which Cincinnati defeated
New York. > To |. Cincinnati tied the
score in the ninth inning on f'lc; hers
two base wild throw on Wagner. and
tlark's single. The visitors won in the
eleventh inning. when Won kolnit.
opened with a double. took third on
kiilifer'S sacrifice and scored on a
passed ball The score.
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IIItlc Iiurr. Nin

'I'zhneh Beat llayncs, ~ hcfaui,.
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Washington.
Chicago.
'Batteh Tor Scott in fourth inning

'Battcd tor Scott in fourth inning.
Score by innings r.
Washington ...........S Il o.
|hirheo .....:.,.........o . o.
summary: Runs-Mocller and Milan Two
base riis Morgan and j. Collins Three
base hit-Fcl"ch. Home run-Moci!cr. Earned
funs-on scott. ]: off Benz, /. Double play
Mueller 10 Henry. Left on baaes-Wasl,-
ineton. .; Chicago. :. Bases b,lls-on
shaw, - off Scott !. Hi;s-ou Scott. 3 IL,
innings: off Benz. in innings. struck
0ut-.hy shaw; .: by Scott. = by t.snz. ;
Chill. Time. 1881.
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INDIANS START WELL

LENEI..\ND. O.. May l1.-Clcvcland
opened its series against the Eastern
clubs ny beating New YORK. 3 to /.
iiagcrnan. who had not etched "a full
game this year. passed ten men. hut
as he held his opponents to three hits.
u" was in trnuhl" i'm only one inning
IN" "l@htl when h" forced in New
York only IAN. y running catch by
i'"ih"id in the same inning cat Off
two Other runs. Jacksons hits drove
IN tleNclnnd'S runs. rh.. sCnrn:
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If your dealer can't
suppiy you. send Zoe for
ono package or 81 90
for n carton Of ten pack
ages GOO cigareffes),
sent postage prepaid. IF
altar smoking one pack
oRs you are NOT dsiiRhfed
trith CAA5ELS. return
the other nine packages
and lDs lDiH refund your
dollar and postage.
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PILLS CAPTURE PIRATES

PHILADELPHIA. MAY ll-pi,,s-
nurGh's winning streak. which had
reached six straight. was broken when
Philadelphia won to-day'S game, .; 10 -
IN. home team hit McQuillan hard.
hu, he WAS given fine support Both of
the visitors runs were largely du" 10
errors. Johnston made three OF Plus
hurgh'S four hits. The score:
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.CR|FFkHEN START WESTERN
INVASION WITH VICTORY
Washington Shuts Chicago Out in
Opening Game of
Trip.
THE TIGERS CLUB ANoTHEl,
Heary-Hitting Detroiters Beat Sox.
Cleveland Takes Yankees Meas
ure-\thletics Open Series i'm ST.
Louis With Win.

CHICAGO. May l.-Washincton. the
first OF the Eastern club to invade Chi
caso. shut out the locals, . to o. to-day.
They won the game from Scott in the
fourth inning, when base on balls and
a double by Morgan Melted n run. Their
other run came on Moellcrs homer off
Benz. Sensational fielding behind shaw
in the pinchcs prevented the locals from
scoring The score.
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L0WLY CARDS WIN FROM
CHAMPION BOSTON BRAVES
st. Louis Works Squeeze Play Three
Times ON the Beam
Eaters.
Pirates Winning Streak Is Broken.
Cubs Fall All Over Nap Ruckcr.
Reds Take Eleven-Inning Contes,
From Giants.

BOSTON. May 1l.-Better pitching.
batting and fielding enabled st. Louis
10 uelcat BoSton. = To |. to-day. Doat
kept the locals hits well scattered
ihrec times st. Louis worked the
squeeze play successfully. MaEcc made
Il spectacular running catch. which re-
suited In double play In the final in
ming. The ScOrc:
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N" I1tti' Tigers won its first game
tSjtr!aN hy The score Of II 10 q from
:, ia'uck,s canon" school The Tea
iG''S OF Tho game was the all-round
Gch"". IIaro and CoN
hat'"ri"s j. Buchanan. Mccchco. <
"a. hy,nan. Esanl Snnyours. lsnfu. $.
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Totals 30 Sc: Is ! Totals -" 81 10
'INti'I .Or OLSON In ninth.
7idti"G FOR MuIIwitH i'll ninth.

Cincinnati .0 y . o I a. 10
N"N Work. ........o 90 d o ii
summary: Runs Wagner. Won Eolnii.
Murray. Two base hi:s-.I.cach. Won EouitX.
stolen hases-Doylc Clark. Earned run
Now York. |. Sacrifice hits Benton Stroud
'2). tiToh. kIiifor. Double play Burns and
Meyers Left bascs-New York, :: cir
cinnati. Il. FIRST base ON errors cinciit-
natl. : New York. |. Bascs balls off
stroud. 3: on Benton. 3. Iii, by pitcher
by benton u.oberD. struck out-bv stroud
10y Benton. u. Passed bHIl-McyCrS I'm.
prcs, byron and Ortiz. Time. 2:l2.
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ATHLETICS BEAT BROWNS

81. LOUIS. NO. May -Strl!nl<
scored on l.uioic's single in the fourth
inning OF t"-day's game. and IN tho
same Inning Mclnnis scored when
l.HVau fumblrd u groundcr. This made
two runs for Philadelphia. Another rum
in the seventh inning completed the
score. PHILADELPHIA winning over st
Louis, :: L. q The score:
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TIGERS BAT OUT VICTORY

DETROIT. MICH, MAY il.-Hiltim-
shvaEclN with men on bases ANA taking
advantage of Boston's misplays. Detroit
won the opening game with the Red
SoN here to-day, tn |. Jacobson made
two spectacular running catches Of high
fouls. Dauss allowed only four hits
Tho
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Ihilntlrlpi,i;i
Pittsburgh
T"i1Is 81 = "a Totals 50 n =
Rated cor M"ouillan in ninth.

'NVOrH by innings: n
r:;t SbuiGh .............d . 70 - a..
rhiiadelphlu ..-......b . IL Z.
Summary: Runs Wagner. Crtyaih. BURNS
- Alexander. Twu- base hlts-Ioh us'nf..
raskrr, Stolen bases Carey Baird az.
Wagner. Costello Earned runs rhiI.dc}.
pha Sacrifice hils-Byrne and Nhi,rat
i.cit IN cs-PttshurSh. Q: rhiladelphia.
4. FIRST base on errors Pittsburgh. {: i'ril-
.tI.lplsla. = Bases on hills--un NvDuinlr.
!: MI Alexander. ). Iii; iy ptchcr-hy Mos .
nrdcr tMCQuillHnb. Strurk oui--by Nronii-
Ian. o. los Alexander !. | inp:rce. I:i.rr
ANA Emsie Time. l:;g
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Philadelphia

81 I.Dliis .....-..,-----N 81 \ q " Q ~
summary: Murphy. >',runk. McIu-
riE. TWO has" hitg-ShHwheV. cldrinC. g.
walker. Irhtt. stolen hHs"s-Strunk a..
S"haE". G NNniK":. Sacriticc hit Il"ch.
p"Ubl" pIHvs- IIrch 10 l,ivau 10 Kaufman.
Strunk 10 ~ iuic rratt 10 austin. Kouf 10
M"imnis L" Barry. barry to Iaioie 10 Mc
inuis I."fr on bases -i'hilaiolphiG. :. -
Louis. q. First bHs" errors-St. Louis,
itt~es on nnl's-"m Shawkcy :: OF ii"ch,
!! struck "ut--!.y Shnwkcy. I; 10y IIoch. =.
Empires. lldehrand ana O'LouGhlin. Time.
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Totals "a - y. - Totals = : - II
'httt"d tor Francisco IN eighth.
fEott'h Tor Hrsoh IN eighth.
score hy innings =
Portsmouth ............0 a.,
Petersburg .....-.....d = n !.
summary: Runs DImrnU. Hurley. Hon.
tinS. /'imrs McEeithau Calder simmons
Rr-rh Barnett. Blackstone. Hlrsch Two.
h"s" htts-Hurlcy ~, H!rsCh. Three b3tsc
Blackstone. Stulcr bases Busch. Hop.
NinS. Bnycs balls of Hirsch i on
Sch"cfcr, !: OF Mckcithar. {. Left on base
f-tershu"; :; Portsmouth {. Hits-on
lr>ch. !. in innings: on Schacfer. IL,
= 'unincs. OF Mckeiihnn. In - In
HinEs. stuck "ut-.iy iIirsch. :: 10y i<nui.
lrnn, :. by |'hrcfer. /. by MCItcithan. J.
TIM" J -. Umpire ryan. Attendance. -
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Totals "a >c7l, Total.

Cleveland .............i n 81 Il :.
New Work. .............A = 70 80
summary; Euns-I.citolI t2' chairman.
iar'ZeO. Earned runs Cleveland. y- Na-y
York. :. Tw"-h.,s" hit-Jaclscr 'rhrce-
hts" htt-JIckS"n. lpp. Sacriiicc hiI-Ch,n-
man. stolen bases I.cihold and CHAIRMAN.
Double play chs pman. Turner and Wood
Fir; base on haIls-on Iine"rmuu %: of
Beating s. struck nut--hy Hascrrptu {.
by [cniing ;. First base ON errors -Clcyr.
lnr, :. Lot on bases Cleveland. Is: Nnu
York. ~ rim", l:i@. Empir"s. Evans and
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sun ok.


Totals ID = y Totals 80 T. :; = !
score by Innings II
Newport News ........1 Il y y q u :.
suffolk ..................l y IS
SEMINARY: Runs Moran ,er Henry ta,.
'i"alby. iiummci. Allen 90. Two base hit
ipnlby. Sacrifice hits -,ioalby Cook ,:j
Wc!vhcr. stolen bases iIuinmel (2I. Double
pihy--lrmschcr 10 Goalhy to Henry. StrucE
oui-hy Poole. s; 10y Hamilton. :. Bases on
h1lls-on Poole. 9. IN Hamilton. :" Hi; bv
pitchcr-hy Hamilton. ,Alcln and Henry.
Lett on hhscs-Suiioik. :: Newport News.
.. EMPIRES. Gaston and Mumford. Time
I:i0. Attendance. ~.
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'|hlV1 cO ......-..,....-..- y I u \ u y
Brooklyn ............o Il - n 4
Summary: kuns-Zimmcrmnn ,.,. SAFER
Miiiihms. Fierce schultz rwo-hasr his
NlIIhnS III. Zimmerman. Good. Three
has" til Zimmerman. Home run safer
Earned rurs-chtcago, :; Brooklyn. J. Sac
riic" hy--Williains. Doubt" play-Ructcr
schultz aud i,aubcrt. Left on baSrs-Chi.
."Sp. =. Brooklyn = First base on errors
'trCokiEn !. RnscS on balls-on Fierce
Hit*-"n i:u"k"r, - In ) innings: of Galore.
L"n" In inning. Struck out-by Pierc.
:: Nv Quicker. :: hy Galore. :. I'mpircs
i!iElcr and Hart. Time 100
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R"st",. acknowledgements" =" " 81
Detroit ..............i = o o. =
summary: Runs-Scott. Bush. Witt cobb
trnNto''s ptm.s Two base hi, Lewis
Earned runs-on Ruth. ;; on Dau,s. Sac
I'LL" hits-Nitt: Bush. Double plays
Jacobson and Baker: Ruth. Gamer and
Thomas. Left on bases Boston. :: Detroit /.
'i. First base on rrors-pctrnit. : Bases
"n naliS DauSS. :: OF Ruth. y Hts
~ ,iut'l. in % innings; OF Mays. IT,
: innings. Struck out-hv DausS - hv
Ruth, ]. fmpr".. Dlnecm ana Naliin. Time.
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'unr mary: RInS-i.isel. Parinaie Daubcr'
StHiihr"rncr. stolen baScs-rhrHs h"r. VI
ii.h. Tw"-baSe hiis-Parmaiec. r. Stewart.
WiiaDr. struck "ut-hy Appl"rntc. !. by
wilson. 6. Base on lals-on Wilson. l. Lief:
on baess-RocEy Mount. }: Norfolk {.
Dropped third strikc--Mace. First base or
errors tockS Mount. >; Norfolk l. Time.
l:io. Cmnicrs. Roasback and McGowmil.
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MINOR LEAGUE


southern Association.
Little Rock. >.
\, Mobile Mobile, u; Nashville. !
'hrst gameb. Mobile. 3; Nashville. 1
tsccond @amc).
~ Atlanta 49, Atlanta Chattanooga.
NJ birmingham - birmingham Mem
pms, two games postponed. rain.
American tsS0rIation
~ MIl"auk"e-M milwaukee,, 3 indian
apoliS. 9.
~ Minncapolis-M Minneapolis. :: CO.
lumhus. oil innings).
~ Kansas City-Kansas City. Z:
Louisville. g.
At 81. raul-St. Paul, |; Cleveland. T.
south Atlantic LcnEuc.
At Aihany--Albany. /: Savannah o.
At Observation-Disclosures 1: Charles
ton. g.
At Observation-Disclosures ): CO.
lumhia. {.
~ MaCon-Macon-A Augusta, rain.