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O'BRlEN PITCHES WELL

ROCKY MOUNT, y, c. June 2l-
With no hole apparently too deep from
which he could not derrick himself,
O'Rricn came through nine frames
without being scored upon by Peters
burg this afternoon, Will" his team
mates were piling up three runs which
gave the game to the Tarhccls Dur
ing each of the first six innings Peters
burg had man on second base with
nobody out. but never once were they
able TO muster the necessary clouts to
have him tally. 1t was truly remark
able how the finger came through with
his contest, while on tho other hand
he kept the 500 supporters in the stands
on the anxious bench. Pitted against
oBricn was Porray, the newcomer of
the Nuts staff, and though he, too, got
out Of some rather bad places. ne twice
yielded successive hits coming three
in a row in the third and eighth. and
the string in each instance chaiked n
tally. The remaining count was on n
thump from 'Gray's bat that found it's
resting place out of the park. The
feature OF the game was a remarkable
stab by Edwards at first that saved two
runs against the locals. Bittlc made
a running shoclace catch OF drive
that stood this n close second. The
scr
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DETROIT TRIMS NEW YORK
IN FAST EXHIBITION GAME
Ty Cobb Faced Mathewson for First
Time In Life, hut Had Little
Trouble With Him.

TOLEDO. O. June GA ninth batting
rally gave an exhibition game between
the New York Nationals and the De-
troit American League team 10 De-
troit by a score of to 3
Thirteen thousand employees of a
local automobile concern saw the game
Cobb proved the star. getting two hits
out Of three times up. and scoring the
tieing run. besides running wild on
the paths.
Cobb faced Mathewson for the first
time in his life He singled past sec
ond on the first ball pitched then
stole second. standing up. The New
York veteran only smiled Cobb went
to third on hit, and was caught at
the plate trying TO beat a throw.
Score by innings: Ri. E.
New York 800. q o 0OlOo-3 4
Detroit ........ 0O10 00O2-4 s
Batteries: Mathcwson. Schaucr, Per-
rift and Myers, Smith; Boland and Nc
Zee.
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ATHLETICS TAKE BRACE
OF GAMES FROM YANKEES
Connie Mack Achieves Great Victory
With His Coupled White
Elephants.
BAD PITCHING HELPED SOME.
Washington Makes Even Break With
Boston Red SoX-Eyftcen Men
Used by GriT in Opencr-Na-
tionalS Take Second.

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PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-Bad
pitching by the New York twirlcrs
gave Philadelphia two victories to-
day, TO 6. in ten innings. and II TO I.
In the first game the home team scored
four runs in the fifth inning and made
only one hit. double by Walsh. and
in the second inning of the closing
event secured only two singles, and
yet tailed five runners. In the eighth
Innings of the opener. Manager Mack
sent in four pinch hitters. and when
the ninth inning started his line up
was almost completely changed. Lapp
and Mclnnis being the only players to
remain IN their positions. This game
was Won in the tenth on McInniss
single. Keatinr's wild throw on pa
yics's hunt, and Keating's wild pitch
The score.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
81. Louis, 3; Brooklyn, ..
Newark, 3: Pittsburgh, 2.
Baltimore, :; Chicago. ,.
Kansas City. o; Buffalo, 3.
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CHUBBY-FACED JOCKEY IS
GIVEN GREAT PROMOTION
Whitney Stables Take Up Fourteen.
Year-Old Paul
Louder.
BELMONT CoLoRs WINNERS
Tea Caddy Wins From Price OF
Como-O'Sullivan Beaten by Her.
mis-, Jr.-Jockey Corey Sus-
pended.

!: JA, MAJ. PARK, June. 2l.--That lit
re Paul Louder, the chubby faced kid.
TIA, smiles and nirts, with impunity.
cen though only child of fourtecn
years. rs going to break right into
first class company. No more will he
go wandering around wondering which
future is assured. This afternoon lin
my Rowe, who handles all the Whitnev
Hforses; purchased I.ouder's contract
from X. c. Ellison. and from now on
i IN, clever tot will be seen wearing
the red and green silks of l.. S. Thomp.
son. under whose colors the Whitney
runners are racing temporarily
DiScourSinE about the races to-day
inc crowd was better than usual Tic
belmont colors shook the hoodoo when
Tea Tea Caddy came home first in the sec
ono race at five to one, and outsped
FRINGE of Como. the three to Ave
choice. In the third heat there was
quite some, furry, for O'Sullivan, who
wa SO we'll Thought Of that he went 10
me post one to two favoritc He was
beaten by Hermis. .Jr.. who. by the
way, was ridden by Louder After tho
hfth race the stewards decided TO sus
pend Jockey, f.. Corey, the pilot OF e.
Aahdi. for the balance of the meeting
Corey crossed the field right aite,:
tho start. something which is not do
rlScur at race meetings.
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TRAVERS BREAKS RECORD
Finishes Qualifying Round ut PbiIs
dclphin in Quick Time.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2l-Jerome
u. Travers. tho open golf champion.
today broke the record for tho Hunt.
ingdon Valley Country Clubs course
by three strokes when he completed
the second half of the qualifying round
tor the lynncwood Hall golf cup in
Trayers led Il field OF ninety -four
golfers with a total OF $50 for tho
thirty-six holes. In tho morning hs
took thirty-c!ght strokes going out
ana forty coming in In the afternoon
ne went out in thirty-sevcn and re-
turned IN thirty-nve. The former re-
cord for the eighteen holes was sew
cnty-Hvc.
In establishing the new record.
TraNcrs made better than par al -four
holes in the outward Journey, and
cGua!cd par in seven holes. and was
better than par on the return in orc
Inc form he DISPLAYED apparently IN
or the trophy. as he already has won
Francis Ouimct failed TO tee off to-
day, sending word that ne was not in
physical condition, but all the other
prominent players invited to partiCi-
pate took part In the qualifying round.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE TO PLAY
BUNCH OF DOUBlE-HEADERS
Secretary licydlcr issues List of Dntc.
Arranged {" Cnrc for Postponed
and Tie Games,

NEW YORK. June 2l.-secretary
John y. lieydlcr to-day issued tho fol-
lowing list Of dates fixed by tho Ma
10 league clubs for the playing
haS"bai! p"nnant race:
ST. Louis at Boston. Julv G (o,.
r.ttsnnrfh a. Boston: July IS r2); Gin
g.iAnau at Eoston. July II C2); New
J "rk at Boston, October / or
New York at BROOKLYN. july 2 (o,.
fitisnurc at Brooklyn. July Il 90:
- Louis at brooklyn. July % f2}:
july - q, and August - 90: Boston
a., hrGokNn, July - %, Cincinnati at
if""klNn, August y 90.
9na June - %: Chicago at New York,
I1iN li 90; st Louis At New York
amy ~ 90. Pit'sburg at New York,
@dEiy = ~ July % 90, and July
NeT s., yak ,.lt. = rhtl,a,aelqhta; July :
- 90. Chicago AZ Philadelnhia' Iilv
10 -; CINCINNATI ~ philadclphsa
my - CD, July u 90. and August
,rL h2slon a, rinshursh Angus, 90;
5,''',. l,s rhiH 2, hittsburGh, August !
-, - LOUIS at Pittsburgh Scptcrn
hot ca; Cincinnati at Pittsburgh,
,''.i9igaEo at cincinnati June - t2);
'.Aae'phi2. at Cincinnat. July 81:
'"E',n at CINCINNATI July % 90;
i.'n"klyn AZ Cincinnati Angus, ] Co5
N"" YORK nj Cincinnati. AUGUST : Co1
and Sortcmhci II CO ~
ii'sbM@h At Chicago. July 3 (D:
glu.jhh"N ~ Chicago" July 6 t96;
september - O., and September al
- ,HiooklNn At Chicago August &
81. l.0ston at chicago. September IL;
new YORK AZ Chicago, September %:
iA'!"de'rn1a AZ chicago. September, "a
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND. II; Providence, 3.
Buffalo, 2; Rochester, !.
Toronto, =; MOntreuI, O.
Newark, ); Jersey City, 3.
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PIRATES LICK PH|LL|ES
AFTER THIRTEEN INNINGS
Single, Error and Hit by Hinchman
Send Winning Tally
Across.
WAGNER DRIVES FOR CIRCUIT
HOnus Sends Pill Over Fence in
Opening Frame-RiXey, Chal-
mers and Mayer Do Twirling for
Losers

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PITTSBURGH. June 2l.-Pittsburgh
defeated Philadelphia to-day, to 3. in
thirteen innings. The winning run
came on Il single by Collins. Bancrofts
error and a single by Iiinchman. The
Pirates gained an early lead. but the
visitors tied the score at two each in
the ninth on doubles by Cravath and
ludcruS. In the twelfth Philadelphia
scored a run on a pass, "A sacrifice and
Niehom's single. Pittsburgh came
back in the same inning and scored a
run on two passes and Murphy'S sin
gle. The locals first run was a homer
by Wagner. The score:
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DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

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WASHINGTON. June 2l.-I2oston
and Washington divided to-days dou-
81" -hcadcr mere, the visitors winning
me irs' game, To >, and the locals
taking the second. 6 TO 3, in ten in
niugs.
Hard hitting enabled the Red Sox 10
take inc irSt contest. shaw was driven
from The box in the first inning. and
'"l!ih ana Hopper We're Ineffective.
l!oSton used sixteen men in the sec
"nd game. trying To overcome a five
run lead which Washington obtained
or shore in the third inning. Milan'S
muff Of GARDENERS rs. with two out.
raved the way for tying the score in
the ninth. The locals won out In the
tenth, when Milan beat ont an infcld
mt. was SACRIFICED TO second and
scored on Morgan's single. The score:
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LIGHT PRACTICE GIVEN
CREWS BEFORE BIG RACE
though Water Prevented CoIIcri,r.
FROM Getting sun Workout
on Hudson
'DrCilIK FEpSIE \

l'LGll Is EEpSlE. y y. June 2l-
''iE Aeht practice was given the col
.'-' crews on the Hudson this cvon-
.Nt hr'iHSr Of the rough water which
h.'NHl"d throughout The day All the
''"s ""f" on tn" river. Coach Court
"i cornell! being the FIRST 10 got
men cut The I,hica crews rowcd
Zach Guerena took his Stanford
s.r" No"n stream and encountered
l.a'''. rough weather, the shell
h,hrNE considerable water.
l.o PENNSYLVANIA and Syracuse
Io"ed upstream, huccing the
TIL" Columbia crews had lon. ro,.
I,'@Ne quarters going nearly TO L.snnus
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HOME RUNS BEAT WHALES

BALTIMORE. MD. Juno al.-lIonc
runs brought about ChicaEo's defeat hv
Baltimore to-day. TO =. Knahc's drive
oyer the left field fence with one on
tied the count in tho sixth inninr ~
me seventh. Duncan was walked pur-
p"S"!N. Milling the bases. and linn then
mt INTO the right field hlca cheers. clean
ont. 49, "a
Score by innings: p n J.
T ,,iij.S ........0 otoo1ooO-2 S i
baltimore ......O 0 002i ~
batteries: rrcndcrgast and Fisher.
Bender and Owens
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CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
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FIRST GAME.


summary: Runs--SciElic, Crst. Walters
WalkCr GARDINER Cleveland t2p, Stcinhrcr-
ner, ThraSher. stewart stolen baScG-Stcg-
lie. Walker Mcmahon. Foilss Sacrifice hits
-RununC walters. Two-hase hits Blunt
Ing. StclnhrcEncr. struck out-hy GARDINER.
q; by lIImphreys, 6. Bases on balls OF.
iardinicr. - off humphreys, .. Hit II!
pitcher Foster, Stewart. Left bases
Newport News. :: Norfolk. g. Time. i:25
EMPIRES. MCGOWAN and Cullen. Passed ball
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PROVIDE: CT.

Battcd for O'Bricn In the ninth.
Score hH innings: Il.
Prov idcncr % u u q u a. 3
rich MOND "a - o o 2-I1
summary: Uits-om Cooper. y In
4 and - innings. rN0-baSc hits
Norrisrttc t.b, Jordan, Bates. Three
base hits-En!rcs. Crane. Double
piaHs-tInll Ia Crane tn Jordan,
Dunn to Hall To Jordan: FnhriQue
10 Onslow. Sacrifice hits-FnbriUuc,
NcNally. Struck out-by MOrriscttc,
s; by Cooper. y: by O'f5ricH. =. Base
on baIiS-Otf MorriScttr, I: of Coop
or, y; of UIsrirn. =. hit by pitcher
by Morriscttr, Casey; by Cooper.
Thompson. Crane. Time, 2:I0. TIM
pirc>, Freeman and Harrison.
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Mig Tennis Match On.

UKANTE. y. J., hume 2l.-PrirCIpal
winners IN the opening rounds OF the
Middle states tennis championships on
the turf courts at Mountain station
to-day brought e. T. Lavned. "A former
Fate. former Cornell star, and Harold
A. Throckmorton. Princeton intcrscho-
lasiic winner, through their matches
q. r Touchard and ". N. Hail for
mer champions. viii appear Tomorrow
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STANDING OF {
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

Newport News mt Norfolk
Suffolk ut Port smonth
Irtcrshmrg III Rocky Mnmn
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
ROACH PLAYS WITH BUFFEDS

BUFFALO. y y. June 2l.-rhe poor
support given TO Hcdicnt by the local
team I'm the carly part OF to-day's game
was largely responsible for Kansas
City's ?-to-5 victory.
ROXY Roach. late of the Toronto
internationally. appeared in a Buffalo
uniform At Shortstop to-day.
Score by innings: r H. T.
Kansas City..... % 03 4 90 % II 2
Buffalo .........2 90 0oOlc-5 l2 3
batteries: Cullop and Eastcrly; Bedi-
ont. Marshall and Blair
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SLOUFEDS WIN AGAIN

HitookIYN, y. Y, June o1.-St.
Louis gave Davenport n tive-rl!n lead
'n-HaN ny securing two doubles. two
singles and two passes off Scaton in
the first inning. Davenport pitched
great ball. and received errorlcss sun
port winning easily. s to .. Deals
batting and Johnson's fielding featurnd
Score by innings: n n +
St Louis. .......5 OOl0ol-S /; {,
brooklyn ......l oOoOOlO-9 . >
batteries: Davenport and Hartley ;
Scaton, Wilson and Land.
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CROWD UNNERVES TEAM
Williams liz Sunmpcd on Commence
mcnt Dny by Dartmouth.

wILLIAMSTOWN. MASS. June 81
Williams baseball team was un-
nerved by great commencement
crowd to-day. and Dartmouth scored
twenty runs 10 Williams's two Dart
mouths fftecu' hits included two home
runs and three triples.
Score by innings: r II F.
Dartmouth -. 1898 0Oo5-2b Il .
Williams 800. oO0 900 l. II 10
Batteries: DOYLE and Wanamaker
Young Bowen and Michlcr.
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- n IsVOk. ARK., Juno 2l.-'rho
@A"Eer racing bill reached the Su
irene Court today when atiorenVs
s,l,.,'l. ND submitted the case Of the
lary % state Hodges to comn:l w.
TT.'.Lc'alI 10 proclaim the bin a Law
Is 'horEht decision may be handcd
Gown next Monday, i''He"
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NEWFEDS TRIM PITTSBURGH

NEWARK. n. j.. juno ol.-Ncwarll
defeated Pittsburgh to-day, to .
Score by innings: r. H. T..
pittsburgh 80 o OOoO % . l
Newark DOOR % VI 10 I
Batteries: Dickson, Ucarnc and Berry
Falkcnbcrg and Earidcn.
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FIRST GAME
Totals 80 '.@7 I? 3 Totals 81 20 )
'Orc out when winning run scored
TBattsd for Malone in eighth

cor. ny innings: II.
New York ...........n q q O-s
Philadelphia ....,...O O 0 -
summary: Runs-Eirh 60, Rauman. Nuna-
maker. k"Htinc HartH"lI. Walsh. StrYnk
'si. oidrinc. Mclnr!s. Konf. Two-base hit,
High. v ..lsil. Strunk. Mclnnis go. Stoier
hascs-iiich. Maisel. Pipp, Bauman Walsh
Schanc. tta:ncd rrn-New York. 5. Ehii-
ade!Dhii, ,. Sacrifice h!t-Davies. Sacrifice
ny-Fc kiupaugh. Double plny-I.aioic Gun.
assisted. Lett on bgscs-Ncw York, :: Phil
ndclphia. 6. First base on orrors-Ncw York
): Philadelphia. ). Bases on halls-on Keat.
ne. :. o!; Bi"seler. ], of Bash. J. Hits
of Hrcssler. In innings; OF Bush. o in
innings Hit 10y ritchcr--hy Heating
,Eopfp struck out-by Heating, :: rs
RrcSsl@r $: hy Rush. |. Wild pitch-hy
Ncating. , Passed hail-Nunamakcr I'm
rires. iNicoTand and OLoughlin. Time
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League rnkes over Tenn.

.SEATTLH WASH June little
Victoria baseball club, which Has
turned adriil ny joshua Kingharn la,
week. has been formally taken oy.r
tors announced to-day. Tn. lcae,fio
VIII pay al the expenses OF tho Vi
tor!a team unit! q new hacker for the
club Is found.
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BlSONS TRAMPLE MOOSE

ROCHESTER, y. Y. June ain
Uity tn hit Radcr with mon on bases
nH som" moor base running accounted
ll Tho Nustlcrs defeat at the hands
Buffalo To-day. The score being to
Two ~ Falmcro's gifts wcr, turned
no INNS Wv the NIsLtNrs rhc srnra.
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thhl. ioI 'fipSoh III t"e!Ifh
Slated for Adams In tenth.
Score hv innings: r.
Philadelphia ..........no - o 0 o oolo o.
PltisburEh .............o l q o q o oOl II
summary: Bancroft Cravath C.l
Carey, wagner. NioN. Johnston. Two has +,
mitS-tr"vath t2l. Luderns Baird. Johnston
nr"c-taS" hIt-BYTue. Home run-Warner
sacrifice hits Byrnc o.. Becker. Gibson
stolen hasc-Eillifcr Double plays-Ban-
cfoit, Ni"hcn ard l.uG"rUs; Wagner NioS
and johnston; Baird. V!oX and Johnston
Earned Philadelphia. ;; Pittsburgh g.
..eit on bnses-Phlia!"lp hia, i: Pittsburgh
: First base on crrors-Philadelphia ?
Bases or bails-on Mayer :: OFF Rixev. 3
of adams. |: on Mcouillan. .: OF Cooper
!. Hlts-of Mayer, in innings. OF Rixey
= in innings trone out In thirteenth: or.
Chalmers : IN ID inning. oil Adams in
y innings, OF McQuillan, . In . innings: OF
Eoopcr, 4" In - inning; of Mamaux. . in
-$ inning Hit by p!tcher-by Mayer /:
i'"llnsl. struck oUi--ry MAYER. ;; by
I!Ney. :: by adams. :; by Mcou:lian. i: by
MsmauN. :. Wild pltch-Cnopcr. Empires
llart ana COO XIII Tilne. ZOOS.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
ut New York
Brooklyn Mt Boston.
Pittsburgh mt Cincinnati.
tOnly three sclictuled.)
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q II.
summary: Runs-Cicvclard Stewart Stolen
hascs-Fostcr. Stewart. Cleveland. Two bass
fit-flamilton. Sacrince hic-Ste!nhrenncr
Struck omt-by Hamilton. 3. by Cochran.
>. Bases on balls-oh Hamilton. g. off Coch
ran. 3. Passes on balls-or Hamilton q.
of Cochran. .. Passed hail-Hudgins LET;
on basos-Ncwport News, ;: Norfolk B. Time
.:l.. Cmpircs. MCCinMan and Cnillnn
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LEAGUE.
c.UES yES.rI,nD.y

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. :; New York, tcn in
ninEs: first camel
Philadelphia, IL; New York, (sccond
gnmcl.
Boston. 8; Washington, First Eame).
Washington, O.; Boston, ) Ucn innings;
second cnmr).
t0nly two schedulPd.)
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
iANIES YESTERDAY

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newport News, .; Norfolk, 3 first rumr)
Norfolk, :: Newport News. o (sccund
gHmc).
Portsmouth, 4; Suffolk. ..
Rocky Mount, 3: Petersburg, O.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
RICHMOND nt Providence.
Buffalo mt ROchcstcr.
Montreal at Toronto.
Newark mt Jersey City.
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Rocky Mount.
Totals ..35 Q 81 Il Totals "a 10 u
-Rattcd for Porray in ninth.

Score by innings: r..
Rocky Mount ..........O IS
Summary: Runs-.Bttlc. GRAY, Doyle. Ief.
on bases Petersburg, II: Rocky Mount. r.
Stolen base Francisco. Sacrifice hits-Sim-
mons. Francisco. RYAN. Two-ha hi:s-S!'n-
mons 90. Long. Busch. Ryan. Home run
Gray. Struck out-by Porray. /: by o Brien,
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pitt sbnrgh nt Newark.
-. Louis ut Brooklyn.
Chicago ut Baltimore.
Kansas City AT Buffalo.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
New York nt Philadelphia
ISo>tOn at Washington.
Chicago at Cleveland.
ST. Louis mt Detroit.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Pittsburgh, 4; Philadelphia, 3 Uhirtcen
innings
(Only one schcdulcd)
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SECOND GAME.

-Ratt-i for Walker IL seventh
Score by innings: p
Newport News ............o q o q o.
Norfolk .....................O > q q =
Liiiu. lln1 q md %
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Pittsburgh.
I'hilntlelpiljn,

Totals 80 1879 IS Totals .i3 20 3? Il
..On" out wn"n winning run scored.
tEattcd for Mnvcr in eighth
tRar for Gibson in twelfth
Slated for Adams In tenth
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUl

NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Raleigh. 8; Ashcvile. thrsf camel
Raleigh. ,: Ashcvillr. (sccond game:
seven innings by agreement.
Durham. q; Greensboro, tfrst Eamc).
Durham. l; Greensboro. tsrcond game).
Charlotte, =; Winston Salem. tnrst
Eamc).
Charlotte. .; Winston Salem. tsecond
Enmc: eight innings by uErcemcnD.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
W. l.. Fct W. T.. Pct
Ashrrillc Sc l. .f53 Charlotte go - 1926
Raleigh go ~ col Grcensb'n .lS ~ 1888
Durham 30 20 .592 W.-SuIcm IL 81 347
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Greensboro at Durham.
Winston Salem mt Charlotte.
Ashcvillc at Raleigh.
Evening star., 1915-01-31
BELGIAN BABIES SAVED
Relief Commission Has Sent 1885,
les Cans of Milk and Opened
Several Diaries.

NEW YORK. January so-Apprehen-
sion that there might be suffering
among Belgian babies and young chill
dren because OF shortage in milk sup
plies has been removed for the time
being. the commission for relief In Bel
gium announced tonight. From Its own
purchases and through donations. 1t has
already sent forward. has in hand or on
order for early shipment S3.4sl cases.
or 3.995.165 cans OF condensed. un-
sweetened and powdered milk 1t has
also been able to establish and maintain
a number Of dairies in Belgium. The
shortage in provision for the Belgian
destitute now relates more especially
to the older children and adults. the COM
mission states.
Reviewing the work accomplished
cred at Rotterdam 53.351 tons OF food
by eleven ships up to January 1: Una.
the Kansas state relief ship Hannah
and the New England relief ship mar
jalyce. carrying 1880 tons OF 1000 tnst
the commission has six ships IN transit ! :
to Rotterdam. carrying 37,0l0 tons OF
food; that 1t has six ships either load
ing or ready to load I.Sao tons . OF ~
has ten steamers in transit to Amer
ican ports for the purpose of loading
So. .410 tons of food. and that the COM
mission has under charter nine steam
ers which will call at United States
ports within one to six weeks to load
61.170 tons of cargo. which Is now
being gathered for them.
1t was announced that the people OF
New England were preparing to load
second relief ship and that the COM
mission had assigned for this purpose
the steamer Lynorta. which will be
ready for loading late in February.
Evening star., 1915-01-31
NOT BARRED BY INSURANCE.
Widow Of Ex-Soldier May Recover
Burial Expenses.

Judge Advocate General Crowder has
given an opinion in regard to the bur-
ial expenses Of INDECENT ex-Union SOL
diers dying in this city. An ex-Union
soldier died in the District in April.
leaving no property. His widow re-
ceived $1.s33.77 from a policy of in
surance on his life, made payable to
her. She paid the expenses of his
burial in Arlington national cemetery.
amounting to $113, and afterward
made application for reimbursement
of $45 from the appropriation for
burial of INDECENT soldiers" (sundry
civil act, approved June %. 1879
which provided for the payment. not
to exceed $45 in each case. of the ex
penses for the burial in Arlington
national cemetery. or in tho ceme-
teries Of the District of Columbia, of
INDECENT ex-Union soldiers, sailors or
marines dying in the District of
Columbia.
Gen. Crowder held that life insur-
ance not payable to the estate of the
deceased is not a part thereof. and
that the question as to whether the
ex-Union soldier died INDECENT within
the meaning of the act of June 23,
1918. was not affected by the receipt
Of his life insurance by his widow.