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by innings.

score ny innings. r.
Portsmouth ............N q n =;
Nowpo News ....:..o o % | o.
summary: Runs-Taguer Hopkins. Hur-
ley. Whitfield. Zcmer. Millman. Crist. Rer
ger, Walters, Cnrnes. Home run-iiurlev
nhrce base ,iii-Icimtr. Two-base hts
Tagucr. Smith. Sacrifice hi.s-Damrnu
trist Hnsson. Stnler blacksmith. Runt.
ing, Berger 60, Hopkins 30. Hurley Whit.
tod Bases on balls-on Noltz, :: OF Me.
Neithan. :; off Schaefer, :. struck out
by Mckeithan. |: by schaefer, :; by voiiz.
y. Double plays-Zcimer to Taguer TO lIiir
ley; ~. Martin to Milliman: Bunting To
Crist TO Carnes. Left on bascs-Newport
News. 4; Portsmouth. g. First base Oh err.
rors-Newport News. /. Hits-on McKci,han
: in 80 innings Passed balls-Hasson o.
Time OF game, 2:2:. Umpires. Rossback
and BuSscy,
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K.nbridre High rinIshc, Season.

kENBRIDGE. VA, May l5-Kenbr.dge
High School finished It's ba scball season II.
South Hill on Friday, defeating the high
school tenn At that place for the second
time. Out OF total OF ten games PLAYED
with high schools. eiEht resulted In vic
tories for kenbridge. The following schools
suffered defeat. Victoria. two games, South
fiill, two games; LAwrenCeville. one game:
Alberta. one game. and out Of two games
each with Crewe and Blackstone. Ken
bridge divided honors.
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LONG DRIVES AID BOSTON

DETROIT. May li.-l.onE drives by
Speaker and Lewis enabled Boston to
win a third consecutive victory from
Detroit to-day The score was > to .,
Foster kept Detroit's six hits we'll scat
tered. Lewis was the batting star
with triple in the third and a home
run, which cleared the left-ficld wall.
In the eighth. NcaCh made Il thrilling
barehand catch of a drive by Hobltzel,
which prevented two runs in the first
hn
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Harpc, looked good when he ar
rived, but he was too wild from the
very beginning, and did not seem able
to settle down. He was started on
three occasions and had to be der
rickcd each time. Yesterday he
walked seven men before being yank-
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
NO-HIT GAME FOR HENDRIX

PITTSBURGH. May l5.-Claude Hem
dirk did not allow the Pittsburgh Fed
erals a hit to-day. and Chicago shut
out the locals. 20 to o. Only three
Pittsburgers reached first base They
received passes from Hendrix and did
not advance beyond first base. Chicago
oatters hit Hearne and knetzer for Is
hits and n total Of 81 bases.
Score by innings: r. H f..
Chicago ...O0303 2lO-lo ~ o
Pittsburgh ....O0 900 q o 0 o. 3
Batteries Hendrix and Wilson:
Hearnc. Knetzer and Berry.
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BRAVES LOSE TO PIRATES

BOSTON May 15.--Pittsburgh won
in the ninth to-day. 10 TO 4. after Ros-
ton. in the two previous innings had
bettercf by two runs the visitors four
run lead. In the last inning Pitts
burgh hit safely seven times driving
both Rudolph and Tyler from the hoy
without having man retired. The
Braves filled the bases with two ont
in their half, but Moran grounded into
force out Tor the hnaI play. The
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Pittsburgh
Totals 81 IL % "A Totals .35 10 q Il
'PHttcd for Cooper in ninth
fSlt,ch for CrutChcr In ninth.

Score by innings: r.
Pittsburgh .............0 2 q q g. n
Boston .................o o i
summary: Runs--Carey Johnston ,D.
Baird. Wagner. NioN, Gerber. Schang Cos
teii", Fitzpatrick, EGan. Smith. MaranNillc
GowdN. Rudolph. Two base hitS--Rudoluh
MaCce. Smith, Wagner. Three base hits
Gerber. carey. stolen bases Carey, John
Hton. Wagner, Gowdy. Fitzpatrick Sarri-
nc" hy-Eudniph. Sacrifice hits Baird
MaranNille. Hinchman. Double piays-yiox
Johnston and Wagner: Cooper Gerber,
Johnston; Egan. M,ranvine AMI Schmidt
Lcft on bases Pittsburgh !. Boston. 49,
Fitst base errors Boston. :. Rnycs o.,
bails-on Rudolph. 4. OF Crutchcr. /: of
cooper. g. off Mcoulilan, l. Iiits-on Ru.
dolph, 10 In innings tnone out In mint n .
off tyler. in no innings Gionc out In ninth,
off Cruichcr. in ! inning; on Cooper in
innings: off M"Quillsn, in inning Hi
by pi,ch.r--by Cooper MAGE Scimiiit.
struck out-hv Rudolph. {: bv Crutchcr. /:
by Cooper. 4 by McQuiiian. |. Umpires
ticler and Hart Time. 2:9s.
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ATHLETICS LOSE TO BROWNS

ST. LOUIS. May I5.--In spi,e Of tie
excellent pitching by Wyckon. phila-
delphia lost to st. Louis here to-day,
by the score of 10 (. y couple Of
bases on balls. followed by two singles.
In the ninth. gave ST Louis the vic
tory The score.
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Philadelphia.
st. Louis.


81. Louis ..............l D q l. .
Philadelphia .........i iii
summary: Runs Higgins Long. Bancroft
-, Byrne 20. Becker. Cravath 90, raskert
NichoH, Alexander I2,. Two base hits
snyder. Wilson. Nichon. Alexander. Three
base hit--Cravath Home run-Paskeri
stolen bases Becker. bancroft. Earned
runs-S;. Louis. j; Philadelphia. II Sacrifice
hts-Bcck. Becker. Sacrifice nics-Builcr
adams. Double plays-Miller and Butter
Beck and Miller. left ON bnses-St. Louis.
:: Philadelphia, B. First base on errors
St Louis. i: Philadelphia. S. Bases balls
off Dcak. |. Hits-oh Poak. In Inning:
OF Meadows. Il In innings. Struck out
hv Do1k. >: by Meadows. 4; by Alexander
L. Passed ball-liiriter. EMPIRES. Byron
md Orth. Thine. . hours.
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lSrOnkINn.
Cincinnati
Stated for Benton in eighth.

Stated for Benton in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Cincinnati ..............n | o q 0-l
Brooklyn ...............o -
summary: Runs-Wagncr Dauhert. STEM
gel. Wheat tep. Cutshaw 60, Dell. Three
base hits-Daubert Myers. Stolen bases
Wagner. Earned runs brooklyn. 6. Sacri-
lice hits-Wagner. Dauhert. Myers. Double
play-I.each 70 Clark. Left On bases--Cin-
cinnau, s.: Brooklyn. s. First bnsc
rors-Cincinnatl. .. Bases on balis-on Ben
ton. &: OFF Dali. s. lits-on Benton, s In
Innings; OF schneider. none In inning
Hit ny ptchcr-hy Benton oWheat): by
Schneider tMiller,. Struck out-by Rem
ton, 5; by Dell. 3. umpires. Qnigley and
Eason. Time, 80.
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BIG DAY FOR YALE
Annual Track Games Won From HI
ward by Fair Margain.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. May Is.
Yale defeated Harvard in the du
track games to-day. Sc to IS poin
The events were run off in live
crs.
Points-Harvard. Is; Yale, Q.
Harvard has protested the meet
the ground that w F. Roos, who ",
frst place for Yale In the shot put. w
Ineligible. If tho protest is allowed
VIII give Harvard the meet. % 10
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The Climbers have rounded out their
first long grind at home. and leave
to-day for a two-wcokS trip on the
circuit. They open tomorrow in To-
rOntO.
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Philadelphia.
Totals az io.25 . Totals 81 /?
'Onc out when winning run scored.
Tran for AEuew ia seventh.

'Onc out when winning run scored.
tran for Aguew ia seventh.
Seated for James in seventh
Stated for Pcrrynrn in ninth
Score by innings: r.
hiadelphia .-....-....l - IL
Il. Louis ...--.......h u n IS
summary: Hurs-Oldring. Laioic. Barry.
<opf, Shotton. Wiiliam-. LRvan t2I. How
ard Two base hits Walsh, Oldring te,
Kopf. Shotton. Three has" hits-Shotton.
Tyckoh. Stolen base Howard, Earned runs
off James. .; OF Pennock. . Sacriiice hits
Austin, James, WyCkon. SChang. Let on
oases-Philacelph!l. :: ST Louis. : First
sase on errors-St louis. Bases on balls
off Wyckom, 5. on Pennick. u on James.
innings on PcnDock. in no innings or
Serryman, IN innings conc out In ninth :
>f Wyckcf, F, IN % innings Struck ont
~ James. :; by Perrymhn, .. hy Nyckon
:. Passed hal!-ScveToid Umpircs o I.oush-
In and HildcbTund Time. 2:3s
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Troop Fl Down. Troo, II.

III an lntcrestinG and exciting game
the Roy Scouts or Troop 81, Forest Hill,
defeated Troop 10 the tune of TO .
me features of tho game were the bat =
ting Of +. Wcisiger and Soul for Troop
- ana the fielding Of Ingram for
Troop II.
"aitcitcs; Troop 21-Wood +. Welsh
ger White: Troop 11-Smith, Nun
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ALEXANDER FANS twelve
WHEN PILLS BEAT CARDS
Dell Holds Cincinnati to Two Hits
and Superbas Defeat
Reds.
MARcUARD IN GREAT TRIM
Sir Richard Holds Cubs to Five
Scattered Hits = Braves Ia k e
Lead, but Pirates Bat Out Victory
in Ninth Inning.

PHILADELPHIA, May l5-Philadel-
phia defeated ST. Louis, II to 2. here
today. Doak being knocked off the rub
Der in one inning and Meadows be-
Ing hit very hard in the fifth and
eighth innings. Alexander kept the
visitors hits scattered and struck out
twelve batsmen. Whitfield. who was
hurt in yesterdays game, had the
N-ray put OIL his left leg to-day. and
IL was found that two bones in his
ankle were broken. The score:
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VICTORY FOR NEW YORK

CLEVELAND. May l5-Ncw York
made il three out Of four from Cievc-
land winning to-day. to .. Every
run scored was partly produced ny n
long hit Triples resulted in each Of
Clevelands runs Hartzcll's double
was a factor In New Yorks two runs
in the NTH. while doubles by Boone
and Fisher and Maiscrs triple produced
two more In the ninth. Mitchell did
not allow hit until the nth. The
score
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PLANK WINS GAME

ST. LOUIS May l5.-Packard and
Adams gave st. Louis seventeen hits,
while Plank held the visitors to seven
scattered blows. and the locals defeat
cd Kansas City, IL to . here to-day.
Score by innings r. f.
Kansas CITY, DOL 90 1
St. Louis. .....37 % 1x13l7 /
Batteries: Packard. Adams and
Brown; Plank and Hartley.
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Rocky Mount.
Totals 80 /: 81 S Totals 81 p i

s'HHInIHrE; NuHsHUoosetree, Gray, Danher'
Two base hits-Goosetrec, Eisei. Daub"rt.
Cock. Three base hit--Cook. Home run.
DaHhert Sacrifice h!ts-Doyle. Goalhy.
struck out-hv league. /; by Poole. 3: by
Applegatc. !. Bases on balls-on league 3:
an Poole, ?. Hit by pitchcr-by league ].
Passed halls-Ulrich tel. Hits-ofr league
I'm innings: Off Appiegate. ? In in
ming. Left on hlscs-Rocky Mount, -; Suf
folk. s. Umpire. MCGOWAN. Time: 1850
Attendance, 1909
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VILLA msburr Io,cs IN ro,no.

The Toano Bible Glass team defeated the
Williamsburg team yesterday In fast
game marked by the heavy hitting OF
Toano and the fne pitching OF Martin,
who struck out nine OF the hrst ten men
to face him.
Score by innings: r. n. E.
lobNo ,...........s.....O " " v y 10 % 1
Williamsburg .........0 o O o 0 % 5
Batteries: Toano-Browh, Martin and
Meanley. acknowledgements. Brooks
and Geddy and Stryker.
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Boston.

Totals ..Gi = Il Totals %. 6 p {
'Eattcd for Hooper in seventh.
fBattcd for Baker in seventh.
tEatted for Stanafe in ninth
sRar for Mckee in ninth.
Score by innings: L.
Boston ..................o o . . o . > O--5
Detroit ....... ;.......:.o G.
summary: ISuuS-Wa gncr. Speaker, Lewis,
Hob't1cl. McNH'ly. Wit, Ncach. Two la SC
hit-kavanaugh. Three base hits-I.c Wis,
Speaker. Hubitzol. Homo run--Lcwis.
earned runs-on Duhuc. :; of FoStc:
Sacritice hi;-Bakcr Sacrifice nv-IIeurik
sen. Double rlay-Dubuc To kavnnaugh.
Left oil hascs-Boston, 4: Detroit. :. First
base on nrrors-nctroit. .. Bases on balls
M Foster. s, of pdbuc. 8. Struck out-by
Foster. 81 10y DubuC s. tmpircS. Nailir
ana Dinocn. Time. $40.
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ouImct Kccns un stride

RROOKLlNE. MASS MAY lH--Francis
ouimet day won the Country Club spring
cup. Starting the week by taking the Bal
timborn cup at Baltimore, Ouimet came 10
the links on which ne defeated Nsrdon Ind
Ray in 1913 and proved himself the best
golfer OF field OF 1;6 players. His oppo.
ncnt In the finals was J. NJ. Claim.
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Hnynnn Consnls win.

+. Lorillard Company. and the ST. A me
drews team played fast game OF
ball on tho Benedictine College ball
field yesterday. The features Of the
game were the all-round team work OF
the Havana Consuls." who won. Is
TO 6.
Score by innings: r
Havana Consuls. g o 031 2-15
Umpire-Norquest Scorer-Harrlson.
The Havana Consuls'' team Is omen
for games. Address w. E. Young, care
Whitlock Branch, p. Lorillard Com
panN.
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Totals % ~ 10 Totals 80
E"l,eI Tor " 00H IN NINTH.
Score nv innings.

Cleveland .............n y q 10
New TArt .i...,,...n q q q n 81
Srmrn,arys Runs-Lcihold Graney, Cook.
Hartzen Nr-anakcr. Fisher Earned runs
Cletelaad. .. New York. Two-hasa hits
GTsney. Roonc. Fisher. Hartzci Three
base hits-Lcihold francy. Maisel. Sacri
flee hits--PcCfinpaU Sacrifice AFGHAN
man. Stolen base--Cook. FRS, base on balls
-of Mitchell s: IN FISHER >. struck out
by Mitchell, .; rs Fisher, .. Passed ball
Egun Wild rtch-Mitcheli. First base or
errors-Clevelant. .: New York. / Left
OH hascs-Cievcland i: New York, s Time
l:i.. Empires. NullRncy and Evans
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Chicago.
Washington.


summary: RunS-Conroly Milan. Will
liams. Schalk. Two-ba hits-SChalk Roth.
Y. Collins. Stoler hase-Toster Earned runs
s roa Wolfgams' !: on soeHLlnE / s4Grli,ee
nlay-Fournicr u +. Collins. Left on bases
Washington. 3; Chicago. Bases on balls
innings; of scott. in > innings Hit by
pitcher-by BoehiinE ,Weaverl. struck OF;
by WolfganS. !; by BoehlinE. /. Wild
pitch Roehline. Umrres, Chill and CON
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Chicago
New York.
Totals 80 6e.i5 Totals az 10 p !,

Score ny innings: r.
Chicago ................G Q 0 o. o
New York .............0 0 o 8 0 10
summary: Runs-ISurrs, Grant ~ Lobcrt
az. Fletcher t2>. Robertson '3l. Two base
hit-Burns. Three base hit-I.ohort. Home
run--Robertson. stolen hases--Robertson 80.
Safer. Earned runs-New York, :; Doubls
playe-Zimmermnn and SAFER. Rrainerd
Fletcher and Btninerd: Zimmerman. Fisher
and Safer. Left on basesNcw York :; chi
caGo, 6. First base on errors-Ncw York > :
Chicago. l. Bases on halls-oif Murouar,! :
off label 2: of Pierce, 2. Hits-on label
in innings: off Pierce. IN innings
off Adams, in inning. struck out by
Marounrd. s: nv label, 2, by Pierce q
by Adams. :. Empires. Klein and Ems!ie
me
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IBOEHLINc TAKES TIGHT
GAME FROM White SOx
Throw and Bunched
Hits.
long DRIVES HELD RED SOX
Boston Takes Third Consecutive
Game From Detroit by Hard Hit
ting-Yan<ces Take Three Out of
Four From Cleveland.

CHICAGO. May l5.-Roth's wild
throw to the plate on Morgan's
grounder. and punched hits by Foster,
Connolly and Milan. cost Chicago the
final game with WashinEton to-day,
TO !. The locals were saved from
a shut -out when doubles by Schalk and
: Roth Melted one run. The score:
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Al savannah--Savannah. !; Albany
At charleston-Ch o; Jack.
ionville
=, columbia Columbia. 4; Macon. s
IeAns League.
Al liouS;on--i Houston, ! Waco s
Al Galveston Galveston, 3, Dallas
A, Beaumont Beaumont, :. For,
Worth. .
At san Antonio-san Antonio, 8
shreveport, /.
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Iym.hburu Elks Reat ,onri,,.

ISSCHBURG, VA. May li-in a base
ball game here today between teams rem.
rAsentins the Lvnchburs and Danviiie
Lodges OF Elks, Iynchburg won, 10 T.
The game was unufualiy fast and well
playeo
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Petersburg.
Norfolk.

T"1aIs :'"s q :" IuF"1s 'z' q II 2
-Batted for Francisco in seventh.
+Battcd for Agnew in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Petersburg .............l 0 o OIL
NOrIOIk ..-..............2 U U VI = u u -
Summary: Duns-Simmons, Cleveland (2)
S;einbrennor 90. Thrasher. Stolen bases
McMahon, Stcinbrenner. Cleveland. Sacri
Zee hits--Spcncer. Agnew, Steinbrenner
Thrashcr. Two.base hits-Busch. Foilcs
Home runThrasher. Struck out-by Hersch.
.: hy Humphreys, H. Bases on balis-oif
Iierscn. 8: of Humphreys. I. wild pitch.
icrsch. Left on MISUNDERSTANDING. 6: Nor
folk, .. Time, l:45. Umpire. Ryan.
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MINOR LEAGUES


AZ milwaukee Milwaukee. ) Louis
lille, 8.
A. Kansas city Kansas city. 10:
indianapolis.
At ST. Taul--St Paul-Colum hus
postponed. rain
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Golf and tennis is now we'll under
way AZ the Hermitage and Country
Ciun o. Nirsinia, These two growing
snorts arc gaining IN popularity every
day around this section
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The Virginia Boa: Club will hold
its inter club regatta on May %. The
depend on the showing OF the men
under the strain that will determine
who will get seats in the she'll that
waite! this wear
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Trapshooting is another sport that
Is taking a hrm hold on its followers
the clay birds. Three good clubs are
now. under way with matches each
week
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NEWFEDS BEAT BUFFEDS

BUFFALO. " y. Nav l5.-Buffalo
lost to-day's game to Newark. to S,
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STANDING OF CLUBS.
WHERE IIIEN III

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Toronto Mt Newark.
Buffalo mt Jersey City.
Montreal ut Providence
(Only three schctlulcd.)
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Richmond Academy certainly ruined
that record of John Marshall The
local boys lost tcn-inninc contest
yesterday to Cluster Springs
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The Eastern Virginia IntercolIeeia, .
Association is well tied up for Base
ball honors: II viii not he possible AT
this late day TO play on the draw.
as each team has won three and LOST
three and another series would have
TO be stnec0.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTEKDAY

GAMES YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND, 3; Rochester, 9 FIRST Ran,cD.
RICHMOND, o; Rochester, o Ucn in
ninEs: darkness: second gume).
Newark, s; Toronto, 8.
Jersey City, D; Buffalo, 1.
Providence, 4: Montreal. I.
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Crane surprised his most ardent ad =
mircrS yesterday by the way he clout :
ed the bal. His double and tripie
perfect
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1T STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

-, -,
:, complying win the league rules,
si;,ad JACK Is, DHmn EesterdaH cut , ms
wedding out those oil least value: only
Two were canned Yesterday. these
We're harper ana Jarman, pitchers.
neither OF whom were able TO show
anything this season
rived. but he was too wild from the
NcFH n.S i"hlln, any "in not seem aplc
~ sc',ic uoWn ns WIS started on
.nLoe occasions ana nag 70 pc DER
y rsnd s sarn .ame hotor neSStGrdaE he
rho CI;,,h.rs hova ror,a.d o,, ,,,.
first long rrind ~ hnmo an oI' , .sc ,,a
circni, Tbcv nncn tnfmorrn p On IN rne
rnnto ''e" y" !" 10
AS the team does NOT leave until,
lo:0i to-day il viii NOT arrive in no
Conadinn citv nnti, -. an ~ n -, 80
morning. Consequently tho men viii
go into tho Tamr rathor u.orn on, y" ~
Those were corking games vester-
day The first suited those who like
to see il close while the second filled
the bill for those who like n free-hit-
ting contest
team. remarked one man to Dunnie
yesterday, when the Climbers had
come from behind n big handicap
In 1s,t.a
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Hoffman is suffering with rheuma-
tism. which is slowing him down in
into his arms the fans will forgive
the occasional lapscs
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh, 10: Boston. @.
Brooklyn. :; Cincinnati. I.
New York, 10: Chicago, o.
Philadelphia, IL; 81. Louis. 2.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11
Han,bura's Unique Ferry.

Hamburg possesses a steam Terry VI
a somewhat original type. for the hnani
deck can be raised and lowered by sun
able machinery in order to take up
difference of level of some sixteen teet'
The large structural framew0rk rises
TO a considerable height and is intended
TO guide the whole platform in ITS YER
teal movements. BY the use OF pow
erful ele trio winchps II Is posSipie
to raise and lower the deck as Il wnoie'
even when it is loaded with numerous
heavy vehicles. such as are USED III
landing material ut the port Inc rea.
son for adopting this arrangement oi
the deck lies IN the fact that at the
Hamburg port the difference i'll ude
level is considerable. so that when the
boat lands at the wharf 1t Is by nc
means on the same level at all times
and in the ordinary case the heavy
vehicles would be obliged to mount oil
descend steep incline. 1t Is In order
to avoid this drawback that the pres
ent type Of ferry was constructed. and
as the movable deck can always be
brought flush with the level OF the
dock. the vehicles can now run of IL
the ordinary way.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11
JAX GREEKS WILL JOIN
COLORS OF GREECE

Jacksonville. Oct. ll-Not less
than $50 Greeks who reside in Jack
sonville will leave here next week
to answer the call to colors accord
ing to one of the prominent men of
that nationality doing business in
this city.
Ameeting OF the local Greeks was
to have beenheI d last night for the
purpose of discussing the call for the
various classes of reserves recently
sent out by their government, but be-
cause Of the heavy rain the meeting
was postponed.
1t is the intention of IA large num-
her of thu reserves who are still will
ing to fight for their native country
to leave Jacksonville BY Tuesday of
this week, if possible. They will go
to New York or other ports from
which members of their nationality
are sailing almost daily.
Many express dissatisfaction at the
forced resignation of their Premier,
Venizelos, but they have high re-
gard for King Constantine and will
return to their country in it's hour
of need. Whether they must really
Hyht ultimately is question in
their minds, but they are anxious to
he ready for whatever action fate
holds for them.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11
AGES OF VARIOUS LANDS
Many European Countries That Can
by No Means Be Considered
as Old.

Compared with France and Ger.
many, Switzerland is old. Under Ma
poleon's patronage the sturdy little
Alpine states were united into ar in
dependent, but rather loose. fedora
ticn in 1905. In 1S4S a new confed
Grafton was fcrried, modelled on that
of the United States. and holding the
cantons together in mere strongly
centralized federal power. In 1874
revision of the constitution gave
still greater power to the central gov
eminent. 1t is interesting to note that
at the congress of Vienna the powers
of Europe agreed never to violate the
neutrality of Switzerland, or to at
tempt to move troops through the
passes of the Swiss alps.
Greece has been an independent
kingdom since 1882. Rounania since
1862, Bulgaria since 1885. Montene-
gro became Independent in 1878 and
was made 4 constitutional monarchy in
1905. The Portuguese republic was
established in 1910. Turkeys new
regime is five years old.
Russia stands. alongside of Eng,
! land, as our rival iii point of age Tbs
/ empire Of the Ro1.anclfs has changed
but little since tie time when lval
the Terrible. in 1854, threw off the
| Tartar yoke.