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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12
HOTCHKISS LEADS LIST In
BALTIMORE GOLF TOURNEY

Especial to The Richmond virganian.y
Bali NOR Md. May liz. D
Hotchkiss. OF the Country Club Of VII
ginia. proved to be the best Of tn
|Rtchmond delegation yesterday in the
qualifying round of the Baltimore
Country Clubs spring golf tourna-
ment. With so he made the sscond
set heing two strokes above the first
division limit
w. p. Wood Was second ut ~. gst-
ting into the third division. III. stuart
Jones was third of the lot. taking ~,
while DIR. r. H. Scales and w. W.
Neale were In the rear
The gold medal score was ~. ana
was taken by Francis Ouimet, MAtiOnaI
champion. Warren corkran, OF Balfi-
more, was second 1T Is. and DAVID
Heron, of Pittsburg, third. Ut II. Al
scores ran unaccountabiy high.
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HUSTlERS OPEN FIRST
SERIES HERE TO-DAY

The Hustlers. who hail from
Rochester. N. r.. and who rive
promise, by, their performances
since the opening OF the Interna-
tional League season, OF going
back to the Empire State for
their first at-home games Of the
season with . standing better than
halfway up the column, are here
today for tho ART game OF = SERIES
that will continue through Satur-
day.
with the Rochester club are q
number of Richmond favorites.
Among them are Sandy Piex,
Johnny Priest and Patn1ero.
Piez. who needs no Introduction,
was one time . Colt. That was
before either he or Richmond
got into higher class baseball.
Piex WAC gobbled up BY the Giants
and for . season no wAs carried
for his timely hitting ana III
speedy base running. The player
limit, adopted Ia the biz leagues
this year caused him to be turn
ed over TO Rochester, and with
the Hustlors he u splitting
thEnEs open. What games the
Hustlers manage to take from
Jack Dunn's walioping virsinianD
will be taken largsly hecA1ss At
the work 81 the tat w Colt.
Johnny Priest. another forInsr
Virginia lsAsner. WAA tbs b0nk
little Ghortstop that the Ola DO
.miniens Axer sent 10 fAskax COM
pany. He va breaking up
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12
VALENTINE HAS FIRST
LEG" on BRANCH CUP


The permanent green's on the new.
~ arranged course of the Hermita &c
Golf Club opened for play for the
first time on Saturday. and a large
number of golfers enjoyed the per-
feet day.
The lowest net score. -. was made
by BENJAMIN B. Valentine. this CIV
ing him the nrat leg. on the
Branch Cup" which is to be played
for on the second Saturday in each
month until some one wins II three
times. The .Schwarx schtId Trophy"
will be played for tomorrow.
The regular spring tournament for
men begins today, a. follows:
Eighteen hole qualifying rounds.
May IL to 10. inclusive, the lowest
round to count.
First round match play. May II
and Is.
Second round match play, May 10
and 20.
Third round match play. May u
and a..
Final round match play. May -
and IS.
The last day in each period 10 de-
fault day. Stymies must be played.
The lowest sixteen players consfi-
tute .Ciass "a and play for cham
rsorahips OF the club and q. prize II
addition. There is also prise for
the runner-up In Class "A"
All other classes will use handicaps
fthrse-fourths differencs) and play
match play for prizes
Defeated eights in each class viii
play for prizeA
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stnnaing oh Clnbs.
Portsmouth in Petersburg.
Rocky Mount In Norfolk.
Newport News in Suffolk.

Petersburg. Va, May 1i.-Winn
Clark's Pirates won their fifth success
sive game from Petersburg by taking
today's contest 7 to 6.
The Portsmouth boys simply out
classed the Petersburg team in every
department, and came from behind n
three-run' lead. after the third in
ming, snd with the assistance of err
rors by Busch and Blackstone. batted
their way to a victory In the succeed
ing innings.
Schaefer started the game for the
visitors, but developed witness In the
third inning. when he forced in two
runs after Hirsch had singled and
Calder was safe on the visiting pitch
ers error.
The local batters sould do nothir z
with McKeithan's delivery. while
Hirsch was hit hard in the NTH sixth.
eventh and eigth innings. The game
't~t'~s~ afTsI~ IN so far as the
home team was concerned. with the
, exception of one or two players the
entire squad appeared as " they had
been keeping company with Rip Van
Wrinkle. On two occasions fiya which
should have been handled easily were
allowed to go for hits. because no one
seemed interested enough to call the
pidS' anu M SoiI6 ~ HHSt Vase sew
eral members of the local team APP
peared as If they thought they were
In an ice wagon procession.
The one redeeming feature of the
game so far as Petersburg was con-
cerned was the work Of Kaufman In
the ninth inning, when he struck out
| McKeithan, Fish and Damrau, the
only batters to face him in succession.
Whitfield. for the visitors. played star
fielding game. while Huriey's hitting
| was a distinct feature.
The game was won by the visitors
in a clean-cut fashion. but the work
OF Ryan, another of President Boat
wright's infections. Killed all interest
from any standpoint. If he knows the
game he failed to prove 1t by the way
he called plays on both sides.
Tha
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12

AAAr.sss. Public Health Asssefasssa u
vfrslnia.


Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Lexington, Va. May lI.--General w.
C. 0oreas. surgeon general Of the Uni-
ted States Army. addressed the Virginia
Public Health Association In session
this week in Lexington. The dtstin-
gulshsd speaker and noted health Of
Acer brought to his hearers the history
Of the great work done under his d.
rAcAinn. In fhA. sAmsAs az puhlie. heAlth..
Among other topics discussed today
were county and town health organf1A-
ti0uts. town watAr supply eampaian
against tuhsfcnioeis, reduction Of death
rate IN Nlehnend ffom contagious af6-
essen. health from surweon's view
point. social aspects Of infant mortality
and other kindred tspics. Ameng the
speakers were DR.. =. c. Lazy. Of Rich
mead; Dr. Q. n. B4wi1son. Of I1exiue-
ton: Professors II. n Campbeli ana b.
G. Humphreys. of Washingten and Lee
University: Miss Rosa y. Doisy. Of Lag
inGton. and Mics Agnes n. RanAoiph.
Of Richmond.
AN Tomorrow VIII b dsvotsd to purs
food ana the diseuesion of milk ana
meat inspection.
s9s After = business secession tbs asocia-
tion viii adjsura ana tsks trip 70
Natural HrfdGA M
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SHUT OUT
s0x;; SHAW WORKS WELL


Chicago, May 1.-The Nationals
had little difncuity In winning from the
Sox today, shutting them out. TO o.
Shaw yielded but four well scattered
hits. while timely hitting. by his team
mates. coupled with errors In the
fourth and fifth, counted two runs.
Score by innirgs: r II. e.
washington :. eco 10 00e--2 9 o
Chicago :. -. eco 600 eo0---e 4 2
Batteries: Shaw and Henry; Scott.
Benz and Daley. Umpifes. Connolly
and Chill.
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H.la .. .sRapr<r.. sasr<st..

New York. May 1.-Two men were
held today in the Yorkviils Police
Court as suspects In the recent ripper
murders. Frank Fuxia. thirty Eight. of
Greeupoint. who 10 chargd with dis
orderly conduct by Helen Manning,
fourteen. and her sister Grace, thirteen.
was held In $4,000 bail for examination
tomorrow. after the magistrate had
compared a description Of . suspect
in the Murray case with Fuxia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12

The Richmond College Spiders will
where they meet Randolph Macon in
the last championship game of the
season.
The Spiders started the season in
good style, tut last week they struck
q snag and have been somewhat of
color.
Determined to fight to the last, they
will play as hard this afternoon as
In the first game of the season.
Should hey win from Ashland, and
the Ioonies win a victory over
Hampden- Sidney, all the clubs in the
league will again be deedlocked.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

At Newark:
Score by innings: r. III. Z.
Kansas City :. cal i01 1ot--7 IL /
Newark 0oo eo0 900 5 /
Batteries. Johnson and Brown,
Kaiserang, Billiard and Rariden.
At Baltimore:
Score by innings: *. II. Il.
81. Louis 400 o01 600--5 II 2
Baltimore 101 600 22s--6 l
Batteries: Watson and Hartley;
Bender and Owens.
score by innings: r. II. f.
Chicago col DOL 004-S IL ]
BROOKLYN .... oio 002 100 2
Batteries: Prendergast. Brown and
Fisher; Marion and Simon.
At Buffalo:
Score by innings: X. II. f..
Fittsburx :. 100 oe0 0O0-T-1
Buffalo $500. 600 coo 9o0-e s 2
batteries; Rogge and Berry; Ander-
son and Blair.
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At the Theaters


Al leading woman OF the big specta.
cular drama Life" produced and
now running at the Manhattan Opers
HOUSE, New York city. Niss Jane
NiMer made . tremendous succsss In
! most difIlcult role. William Fox at
onoe decided to engags the winning
ana elssss actress for, thu part OF Ann
Shellington. In the Fox production d
from The Valley Of the Miasing, :
thx picture ptay made from Grace
Miller Whites greatest novel, which
10 the main production - the Coionial
today ana tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12
POOLE in OID-TTME FORM
SHUTS OUT SHIPBUILDEhS

Suffolk, Va. May 1.-The SUFFOLK
Tigers nut 1t all over the Shipbuiiders
this afternoon, applying the white
wash brush to the tune OF 10 o..
Poole had the visitors at his mercy.
with his sidewheei delivery. while the
Tigers fattened batting averages ny
slamming Hamilton to all corners OF
the lot. Both teams fielded cieaniy.
re
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12
CHATHAM TRAINING WINS
|. ITS TENTH FOR SEASON
Successful Baseball Campaign Is Con-
Guided With Victory Over
RIM. Academy.

Chatham, Va, May lily de-
fsatiuS Randolph Macon Academy. of
Bedford City, here yesterday. Chat
ham Training School annexed her
tenth victory of the season. having
tied one and lost only Ave games dur
ing the season.
Nattox was on the mound for the
home team and performed In his
usual gilt -edEed form, allowing only
six scattered hits two of which were
Of the doubtful variety. and striking
out .sftsen of the visiting batters.
Powell hurled for the visitors, but
was hit when hits meant runs. tie
locals garnering nine hits OF of his
delivery. Never was the game in
danger. the locals playing errorless
ball behind Mattox all the way
The score: r. III. E.
RAJ. 4. .....:..... .
Summary: Three-base hits-Po~-
ell. Home run-Johnson. Base ON
balis--Off Mattox, /. Hit by pitched
balI-By Powell. l.: by Mattox. I.
Struck out-By Mattox. 10: by Pow
ell. ..
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Petersburg.

sBatted for Francisco in eighth.
'sBatted Cor Hirsch in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Portsmouth .....,.. goo l0l 4f0-7
Petersburg ......,... .083 COL 0l1-6
Summary: Two-base hits-HurIey
90, Hirsch. Three-base hits--Black-
stone. Stolen bases-Hopkins Sacri-
f1ce hits-St Martin, Blackstone t2).
Base on baifs--Off Schaefer, 4: off
McKeithan. 4: off Hirch. l. Left on
bases Portsmouth. 4; Petersburg. s.
Sacrifice fiy--Whitted. Struck out
BY Sehaefer. 1 :: by McKeithan. 4; by
Hirsch. /; by Kaufman, g. Time,
1:45. Umpire, Ryan. Attendance,
500.
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Summary: Two base hits-doalby.
Sacrifice hits--Goalby. Cooke tD.
Welcher. Stolen bases--Hummeff ~.
Double plays--Irmscher to Goalhy to
Henry. Struck out-By Poole. 9: by
Hamilton, 0. Base on balls--Off Poole,
3: off Hamilton. 2. Hit by pitcher
Hamilton ca. Allen and Henry. Hits
OFF Hamilton, IL: Poole, 3. Left on
ases--Suffolk, s.; Newport News. g.
Umpires. CASTOR and Mumford. Time.
1.4o. Attendance, 500.
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Brave Ron Tn seven Errors.

Braves Roll Up Seven Errors.
Bostno. May E.--St. Louis defea.-
ed the Braves this afternoon. to l.
Bad fielding enabled the Cards to get
a let of men on bases. Doak kept
the Braves hits neatly scattered.
Score by innings: r.. H. r..
st. Louis 49,. zee 122 00o--5 Q z
Boston i....... 200 goo 100
Batteries: Doak and Snyder Ru-
dolrh. Ragon and Gowdy. Implies,
Quigley and Eason.
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Alexander Wins Another.

Philadelphia, May 1.-THE Pirates
were defeated today by the Phillics,
I u 2. Alexander allowed but four
hits.
Score by innings: r H. T..
Pitfsburg -. .001 600 010-2 2
Philadelphia 002 900 11"-4 10 4
Batteries: McQuilIan and Schar I;
Alexander and Burns. Umpires.
Klein and Orth.
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Score by innfngsi r..
Richmond 400 GOO Tox--ii
Buffalo ........... OILS es2 COO
Summary: Two-base hits - Bates.
Heating. McCarty. Jordan. Three-base
hit--Giihooley. Home run--Hoffman.
Sacrifice hfts--Mattern. Judge. Carl
srom. Stolen bases--Channeii. Jsmison.
McCarty. Douobie piay--Keating to Nc
Carly to Judge. Struck out--By Nor
.risette. q: by RUSSELL. 4; by Matters. Q;
by Cav. ]. Bases on balis--By Jarman,
q; by Mcrrisstts. Z; by Mattern. 8: by
Fuilenwtder. l. Hit by pitcher--By
Mattern CBreckenridge. Crane): by
Mcrrisstts IAionge). Wild pitch-By
Jarman. Passed balf-By Schaufele. In
nings pitchsd--By Jarman. . la: Nor
.risette. AS: RUSSELL. 3. Innings pitch
ed--By Mattsrn. 9: Cav, .: ave men
faced Fuilenweider. Hits mads-9n Jar
man, 4: Morrisette. &. Russell. 1. Hits
made-On Mattern. 3; Fullenweider. 4:
Cav, & Left on bAsss-Richmond. o:
Buffalo, 9. Cmpires--Mulfin and Brown.
Ttme--2 hours 30 minutes. Attend
ance-i.soe.
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MISERABLE FIELDING
LOSES BEHIND STROUD
Reds Take Eleven-Inning Affair From
Giants--Cabs Win Hitting RuciCcr.
Braves and Pirates Lose.

New York. May 1.-THE excelle mt
pitching today Of stroud for the
Giants was wasted. He would have
shut out the Reds with respects bio
support. The game went eleven tn
ninrs and the score was . to !.
Score by innings: r. N. Z.
Cincinnati 1000 600 o01 o1--2 8 1
New York 200 DOL 600 00--1 8
Batteries: Benton and Clark;
Stroud and Meyers. Umpires. Brown
and Orth.
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Results Yesterday.
Richmond, II; Buffaio, Q.
No others scheduled.
Games Today.
Rochester In Richmond.
Toronto In Newark.
Buffalo in Jersey City.
Montreal in Providence.

when eighteen men should play nine
innings Of baseball In an hour and a
haif. and 1t requires twenty-eight men
TWO hours and twenty minutes to finish
ball game, how many runs ought to
De scored in a single inning? Yes
terday's contest between the Virginians
and the Bisons. which Richmond finally
won by count OF II to .. resolved 1T
self into n problem of this nature
turing the first six and a half innings.
The solution came In the seventh. and
Y was hits that brought II. Mattern. a
tricky left-hander. who had seen Hoff-
man smack one TO the far corner of the
lot for home run with bases full In
the trst and who had done effective
work up to the seventh. ran out OF
tricks. ana his offerings were sent to
safs territory with rapidity resem-
bling the crack of an automatic.
A Rattifn@ sevenfh.
He was yanked after two runs were
scored end with a runner on the base
lines and none out Fuilenweider, MIR.
Donovan's relief man. who has essayed
the role on several occasions during
k4he stay of the Bisons In Richmond
was sent in. He walked Ball before
he could locate the plate, and. when he
did locate it. Arragon. batting for
6chaufeie. looaed the ball for a single
Long. the second pinch batter to go
In. taking the place Of Morrisette for
the time. also singled. Then came the
head Of Mr.. Dunn's batting list. and
Crane. Breckenridge and Pick singled
&enocesaveiy and, still with none out,
Fuifsnweider was Withdrawn. CAV.
Tor the second time In two days was
thrust into ths gap. He aid better
and there ware three outs in short
order.
But base on balls. double and
psvsn singles had sent home seven run
ners before there was the slightest in
dicoeaon that the number of runs that
ought TO be scored I'm q single inning
had been found.
HoRman Tries New nat.
The game opened with BufraIo's drst
tnrve batters easy outs. In Richmond's
half OF the nrst Crane was an easy
out ana Breckenridge was caught try
Ing 70 steal after he had been STRUCK
hy one OF Mattsrn's shoots. with two
down II looked like short work until
/ ftck waited cut the bad ones for a pass
TO nrst. Pick went TO third when Bates
doubled to right center. and both held
their places while Mattern allied 'em
up with gift OF four to Jordan.
Hoffman. who Monday found in four
trips up. but two triples and two singles
In the bat he has been using. had ac-
lnuird q new club overnight He walk
cd 70 the plate to test the stick. and
swung at . fast one.
On q line the ball cleared the heads
OF McCarty and Gilhooley and sawged
toward earth to land on the sod few
feet from the club house. 1t took
little bound hat landed IL In the cor
ner northeast OF the building and came
to rest behind q loose board. \
Hoffman touched all the bags and
was fourth to cross the plate on the
wAtiop. Incidentally. he batted 500
for the dAy.
where Bisens Stampede.
The Bisons got to Jarman in the sec
ond for walk and a double by Keat-
ing that counted one, and I'm the third
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
New York, 1; Cincinnati. ..
Brooklyn. 1: Chicago, s.
Philadelphia. a: Pittsburg, 2.
Boston, /: ST. Louis. S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12
TAR TwIRLER THROWS AWAY
GAME TO RAILRoADERs

Norfolk. Va, May i1.--Althougf
cleanly outpitching Applegate, his OPP
ponent. Pitcher Wilson, OF the Tars.
threw away his game in the second by
wild pitch. allowed Rocky Mount to
tie the score. In the tenth errors ana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12

Results Yesterday.
Newark, o; Kansas City. 7.
Baltimore. 8; St. Louis, s.
Brooklyn. 4: Chicago. q.
Buffalo o; Pittsburg. /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12
Norfolk

Summary: SLOIen DHseN-C IT'D
and Thrasher. Two-base hits--Par-
malice. b. Stewart and Wilson. struck
out--By Applegate. {: BY wilson; y
malleel. Left on basee--Rocky
Mount, 3: Norfolk. 4. Dropped third
strike-Mace. First base on errors
Rocky Mount. z; Norfolk. !. Tine
$50. Rossback ana Mo-
Gowan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12

Games Today.
Pittsburg in Philadelphia.
Cincinnati in New York.
Chicago in Brooklyn.
st. Louis in Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12
Yankees Fan % Find Ban.

Cleveland, May 1l.-Generai In
ability of the Yankees TO hit. together
with a catch by Leibold at the only
time that the New Workers threatened
to cause trouble, put the tag OF fail
nre on the Western debut OF the
Yanks here this afternoon. The score
was 3 to i.
Score by innings: r. FL. e.
New York -. 900 600 01o--1 3 3
Cleveland ;. 10z 600 0es--3 o
Batteries: Heating and Sweeney;
Nunamaker, Hagerman, and Egan.
umpires, Evans and Mullaney.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12
Cancels Husers Open Four Days Here Today Sandy Pez With V
Major Leagues Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland. O.; New York, /.
Chicago, O.: washington, 2.
Detroit, 8: Boston, /.
1T. Louis. o.: Philadelphia, ..
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st. Louis, May 1f.--Shawkey held
81. Louis to three hits and the Ath-
letics had no trouble IN winning,
3 to 0.
Score by innings: r. III. II.
Philadelphia :. GOO 900 1903 ]
st. Louis ..... 600 geo 600 . 4
Batteries. shawkey and Schang;
Koch and Agnew. Umpires, Hide
brand and O'Ioughlin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12

Recruits Yesteraay.

Petersburg, 6; Portsmouth. I.
Norfolk, 1; Rocky Mount, 8.
Suffolk, g.; Newport News, o.
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Standing Of Clubs.

Cannes To-day.
Chicago In Brooklyn.
Kansas City in Newark
PittAburK In Buffalo.
81. Louis in Baltimore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12
Fourteen Hits For Cubs.

Brooklyn, May 1.-THE Cubs de-
feated the Brooklyns this afternoon.
s to 1. Rucker. for the locals, was
in poor form and was hit hard by the
visitors
Score by innings: r. H. T.
Chicago .......010 COL 1915 IA L
Brooklyn 200 600 0l0-i 4
Batteries: Pierce and Archer:
Rucker, Galore and Miller. Umpires.
Rigler and Hart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12
Tseer,s Like Ruth,s Offerings.

Detroit. May 1.-The Tigers won
from the Red Sox today. s to !. Dauss
was very effective. while Ruth, left
handler. did not bother the Tigers
much,
Score by innings: r. III. e.
Boston :. 49,. 00o ole 000--1 4 3
Detroit :. -. 101 e2l 00s--5 10 .
Batteries: Ruth, Mays and Thomas;
Dauss and Baker. Umpires, Dineen
and Naliin.
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Games To-day.

Washington in Chicago.
Philadelphia in st. Louis.
New York In Cleveland.
Boston In Detroit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12
BUSCHlNEN DROP FIFTH
STRAIGHTH TO PLRA7ES
Portsmouth Moves Into Tie With Petersburg in Standing
by Taking Advantage of Mispays and by Rapping
Hirsch-Rocky Mount and Suffolk Winners.

timely hit gave the visitors two
runs. and cinched the game.
The score:
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1QLatt. 80 - -
sBatted for Schaufeie in seventh.
tBatted for Morrisette In seventh.
tran for Arragon in seventh
sRan for Laionge in sixth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-12
SPIDERS WILL MEET
YELLOW JACKETS

Standing OF Teams
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