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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-12

On Stanley Boulevard Southwest ArdmOre. The
grounds covered as they with trees and flowers,
make fine appearance and it is considered one of
the prettiest homes in this section of the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-12

THE HOME OF COZ. SIDNEY SUGGS
On North Washington Str. This is on one OF Ard
mores best residence streets, is beautifully situated
at the top of the HILL and is an ideal home spot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
YELLOW JACKETS DEFEAT
LOON|Es IN TENTH FRAME
Another Extra Inning Contest Is
Staged on Williamsburg
Grounds.
PLAY GAME IN FAST TIME
Took One Hour and Half to Finish
Contest-Randolp Showed
Improvement Over First Game
With William and Mary.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, May Stalk
ing ADVANTAGE Of everything coming
mated nine won ten-inninG champion
ship contest from William and Mary
here this afternoon by the score OF r
to ,.
second frame, sending Hefin over on
a combination of two hits and an error.
The Jackets scored twice in the fourth.
plate on three hits and n sacrifice. The
tally was tied in the sixth the speedy
little williamsburg third-sacker again
The Ashlanders took the game in
camp when Lancaster was safe on first
on a tielder,s choice and scored on
the rubber.
l, was another one Of those fast,
that Cary Field is, becoming famous
vantage probably cost the Williams
burg outht several TALES. In the sew
cnth. with Jones on third and Zehmer
Tor the Orange and Black, but the
Jackets got busy and prevented further
scoring. Again, in the ninth, Games.
on second. waiting In vain for aid
Garrett and Rarrow matched we'll in
the box. The big Williamsburger had
1t on tho &nky Ashiandcr in the matter
of strike outs, sending four by that
route, tho latter tanning two
The MethodiSts scored two OF their
three runs on hunts. The visiting bat
ters could lay them down neatly. Will
liam and Mary slammed out seven
hingles. while Randolph Macon gained
nine safe ones.
For a ten-inning contest tho game
was played in record time hour 80
minutes. The fast work OF AddinSton
tho Williamsburg first baSeman, and
Lancaster. the Jacket ShortstoD, fca
tured. Savage had the hitting honors.
Withal ii was good exhibition of
pastiminr. Randolph Macon now shares
the honors of first place with Hampden-
SIDNEY The acOrn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
AMERICAN'LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Philadelphia mt Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
Chicago at ST. Louis
(Only three schcdulcd.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
KAUFF PLAYS AGAIN

REookLYN. " Y. May S.-Kansas
Guy defeated Brooklyn, s to 8. to-day
nN hnnrhing hits off the three Brook :
lyn pitchers. The Rr"klyns got thir-
leen hits off Cullop hu, they were not
so opportunc.
Hennte kaun was back in the Brook =
iNn lineup for the first time since his
jump TO the New York Giants. his sub
sequent suspension and reinstatement.
lie played brilliant fielding game
and made n single with the bases mi.
Eastcriy was ordered from the game
Tor protesting too vigorously over n
decision by Umpire Corcoran
score ny innings: r. II. e.
Brooklyn ..,.1 0120O1 o. IA .
Batteries: Cullop and Easterlv.
Erown; Cpham, Finneran, Wilson and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
EIGHTH DISTRICT MEET
WON BY MANASSAS HIGH
Round Takes 1O0-Yard Event, Which,
He Runs In 10
Seconds.
WINNER WAS WE'LL IN LEAD
Seven Fiests Taken Out of Eleven
by Observation-Disclosures High Is
Second and Culpeper Third.
Handsome Cup Is Given.

MANASSAS. VA. May Sin the
siXth annual track meet OF high schools
IN The Eighth Congressional District.
heid at Warrenton to-day, Manassas
High distinctly outclassed every rival
and with ease, won the handsome sell
YER cup given by the business men
Of Warrenton. The local school took
first honors In seven events out OF a
total Of eleven.
The best event Of the day was the
lO0-yard dash. won by Round in ten
seconds. He. with Benner. Of War
renton. and Rosson. Of Culpeper. were
individual features OF the meet.
Among the schools who took part In
the games were .Culpeper. Manassas.
the countless of LondoSn Prncs WE
liam. Fauquier and Fairfax. AIanas-
sas scored 90 points. Warrenton 80 liz,
cuipeper Is IL, Morrisville ;.
Toward dash-Romnd, Manassas;
Benner, Warrenton: Williams. Manas-
onds.
44o-yard dash = Lynch. Manassas;
Benner: Warrcnton; Simmons, Manas-
seconds.
i2o hurdles: Finals-Round. Manas-
sas; Williams. Manassas: Green. Ma
Manassas: Allison, Warrenton; Parker
son. Warrenton. Time. minutes IL
seconds.
Pole vault = Benner. warrenton;
Green. Manassas: Round, Manassas;
Rosson. Culpeper. Height. 3 feet 8
inches.
220-yard dash-Lynch, Manassas;
Minter, Warrenton: Clatterback, War
renton: King. Cuipeper
po Snot put; distance. 80 feet Inches
vile; Macohis, Warrenton: Green.
Half mile-Green. Manassas c. Po-
len. Culpcper: Herreii, Manassas: w.
Pollen. Culpcper
High jump: height, feet inches
Kelly, Culpeper; Rosson. Culpcper;
Benner. Warrenton: Lynch, Manassas
Discus--Round Manassas; hanback,,
Warrenton: Benner, Warrenton Her
rcll, Manassas.
Broad tump--Benner. Warrenton;
Round. Manassas; Rosson, Culpeper;
Simmons, Manassas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
VIRGINIA TECHS FINISH
WITH TWENTY-ONE WINS
Bln"kshurE Bors Close Season hy Shutting
Out Roanoke College In
First Game.

BtAcKsBuRG VA May s-The viz
Ginia Polyttchnic Institute baseball game
hnished the season here to-day keeping a
clean slate anu winning It's twenty FIRST vie
tors hy defeating the fast Roanoke Col
lere rine n > The game the fast
est Of the season, being pitcher bat
re between Ribb and Tiffany Bibb was ir
enc form, striking out twelve men. allow
.ns tw" hits ana displaying excellent con.
tr"i Only unity rUttors faced him. TIT
iany Hitched good steady game. nul!!ng
ont number Of tight places
The Techs scored In me third when with
one man down, Gouldman hit for two bases
Powell sacriHc-d him 10 third base and II
Williams produced the -,ecessary hit. driving
IN Tire orly run Of tho game. Roanok. :,
refchcd third hasn olny once when Uorine
swh1S blindlv and connected with one Of
Hlhhs ben"ers for Triple. Rib promptly
struck out the next two batters retirirs
the Side: Gutenberg. for Virginia Poly,
lechn!c Institute caught star game hold :.
inS up his pitcher well. and exercising rare
iudrmfnt.
Scocr by innings r. IT. r.
V. p. I. ....-............to 10000 OIL ,
Roanoke College 100000 ,
Batteries; V. T.. i.-Bihb and ,,onenberr
Roanoke Co!!ese-T!rany and hnsteii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
ROCKY MOUNT WINS FROM
NORFOLK TARs IN TENTH
Ryanites Take Contest From Visi-
tors in Hotly-Contested
Play.
BUILDERS LOSE AT HOME
For First Time This Season Newport
Is Defeated on Own Grounds, Pc
tersburg Turning the Trick-Suf-
folk Defeats Portsmouth.

ROCKY MOUNT. May S.-Abounding
In climax and travelling for ten in
nings, the Tarheels finally secured a
decision over Norfolk this afternoon
by n score of to in Il game that
was marked by bad start by the
locals. and where they came up from
behind. tied the score. and finally won
out. HUMPHREYS was the firing artist
for Norfolk, and this portwheeler went
we'll until the latter frames. when he
several times was derricked from bad
holes by his teammates or his own
work. II was In the tenth after Doyle
had doubled and been sacrificed to
third. that Gray sent high fly to
center and scored the winning run.
Daubert featured the contest for the
locals with n one-hand stab that cut
OF hit. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
VIRGINIA RACKETERs WIN :
MATCH AND LOSE ANOTHER
Orange and Blue Tennis Team De.
featS the st. John
Cadets.
.osE MATCH TO nDDIEs
Both Contests Staged at Annapolis.
Navy Tennis Men Prove Masters
in Both Singles and Doubles

ANNAPOLIS. MD. May s.-The ten
mis- players OF the University of vir-
GINA won from the ST. Johns Col
lege, but lost to the Midshipmen In
double hcader here to-day.
Tho match with the St. Johns boys
took place in the morning. The teams
split in the singles each taking two
strings. but the Virginans romped
away with both OF the doubles. Tho
Nirginians met their masters when
they faced the Midshipmen, the latter
taking three of the four singles and
both of the doubles. The summaries
Virginia VS.. st. Johns:
Singles-R!ckey. Virginia. defeated
Welsh. SO. SIS: Bielaski. st. Johns.
defeated Matthews. ga. 6-l. Doubles
Hickey and Potts Virginia. defeated
Fell and Welch. 80. Ga. 60: Morton
and Matthews. Virginia. defeated Bic.
laski and Downs. ga. Sc. 6-3.
Virginia VS.. Navy:
Doubles Waters and Godfrey, Navy,
defeated Morton and Potts go rs
Hacbcrle and Randolph. Navy. defeat
ed Matthew'S and Rixey, S-4, SO. SIN
gles-Sperry. Navy defeated Potts
go. G-2: Randolph Navy, defeated
Potts. 6-o. 3-6. So; Waters. Navy, de-
feated Rixey. SO. "a. SIS: Matthews
Virginia. defeated Haeberle. 81. 6-S,
6-3. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
Newport News.
Totals az sam , Totals %: 6,7l,

nK0n Tor BIncksthne In NTH,
Score by innings. 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
FEDERAL LEAGUE
PLANK is RETIRED

BUFFALO, May S.-St. Louis and
huitalo divided the double bill here to-
day, the visitors taking the first game.
TO >, and the home team the second.
to ,. Plank was given tryout in
TN" hrst game. hut failed to show form
ana retired I'm favor of Groom
kusScil Ford pitched winning ball
IN the second game, and his two bag
ger IN the seventh inning scored two
OF the Buffeds tallics
FIRST GAME.
Score by innings: R.HE
-. Louis .3 n0200l-S II q
fuffalo ........ 90 0o011 2-5 IL .
Batteries: Plank, Groom and Chan
man SchnlZ, Ehmke, Marshall and Al
SECOND GAME.
Score by innings R.H T.
- Louis .......o c0100O % 5 !
Buffalo ..... o 0O00l : :
Batteries Crandall and Hartley:
Fnrd. l}cdicnt and Allem. blair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
MONTHLY HANDICAP GOLF
MATCH FOR WOMEN ONLY
Hermitage Golf Club ArranEes Attrac.
tive Event for Women Members.
First Match Tomorrow.

There will be monthly handicap
golf tournament for women on tho
Hermitage Club course. the hrst to be
tinue for six months. being played on
the first Monday in each month. Tho
matches Will be under medal play, Is
holes.
A prize. to he given to the ono win.
ming the alrgest number OF monthly
tournaments. In the event Of bad
weather. dates will he arranged BY
the golf committee. All ties ahal lba
played of under the direction OF the
golf committee. The golf committee
viii decide all questions of dispute
4 series of tournaments have been
arranged for the months OF May, June
and July. and dates will be announced
later. Mrs. NJ. K. Jones la chairman OF
tho ladies' Kreens COMMITTEES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

'Batted for Jones in seventh.
tBated for Harstad In eighth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
LOST FIRST AT HOME

NEWPORT NEWS, May s-Gardi-
ner's wildness, coupled with timely
hitting by the Coolers. gave Peters
burg the last game of the series here
this afternoon. with the Shipbuilders
The score was to Z. 1t was the
first game the Carnesmen have lost on
the home grounds this season. Sim
mons running one-hand catch of Blunt
inEs long drive, with one on in the
hfth, ntpped batting rally. and proba :
BERGER also contributed a nice catch
liirsch pitched good ball after his
team took three-run lead in the
eiyth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
YANKS SCORED TEN RUNS
IN FOURTH Off RED SOX
Maisel, in This Nightmare Inning
Stole Home, and Three Pitch
crs Were Sacrificed.
ATHLETICS TRIM WASHINGTON
Batting Rally and Support of Lajoie,
Barry and Kopp Saves Wyckoff.
Detroit Bats Out Victory, and
Cleveland Tosses Game Away.

NEW YORK. May. s.-The New
trouncing here today, 10 to s. The
fourth inning was nightmare for the
Boston players, as New York scored
ten runs and knocked out three
pitchers, Collins. Mays and Shore. Six
teen New York batsmen went to bat
IN this inning. nine made hits. two
walked, and there were two errors.
Maisel made a clean steal Of home in
this inn ing. while HartZell made two
hlts and scored two runs. High also
scored two runs. and Cook made two
hits. Fisher won his fifth straight
Esame for the season for New York.
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
WHALES SHUT OUT

NEWARK. y. j.. May S-Earl Nose
Tinker day celebration to-day hv shut
ting out Chicago In TO game, In
cidcntany defeating George Mcconnell
WI" mas been one of the Whales most
consistent winners. Flack was thn
only visiting hatsman able to connect
with the ball
Score by innings: r.
Chicago .....n 900 n q q n q %
Newark .......l q q q n n n .
BATTERIES: Mcconnell and Fischer:
MoSvlcN and Rar!den.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
BALTIMORE LOSING

BALTIMORE. MD, May s.-Poor base
Pittsburgh winning, to 2, in ten in
ninFs. Walsh tied the score I'm the
ninth with a homo run drive over the
fence, An error by Owens permitted
the visitors to score twice In the tenth
session Both liearne and Quinn pitch
ed good ball
Score by innings: RHE
PittsburE ... OF o o n n 81 Q q
Baltimore ~ O q q n OIL o0l % & 2
batteries: Hcarne and Berry: Quinn
and Owens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
ROXBURY BEATS ALVON

ROXBURY, VA, May S.-The Roxbury
baseball club played and defeated the Alvon
Athletic Club. here yesterday morning in a
hard-fought game. Both pichcrs did good
work. especially Woods. who struck out six
teen men. Jack Clifford, a we'll known pro-
c"ssioEai. being the only to solve his
delivery. clifford. besides driving out three
homo runs and n single, played beautiful
helding game. MAILING most remarkable
on-haEG catch of hard drive.
Score by innings:
Avon a. C.....................i A o D d %
RoXhury .......................Id q I 0 lso l.,
Batteries: Woods and Boyle; Mccain and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
COLLEGE RESULTS

Al haca--Corncll s. Princeton. 2
AT New Haven-Yalc. >. University
OF Vermont, 0.
Al Worcester, Mass Harvard. ):
Holy Cross, 90 innnes)
~ West Point-Army, 8, Washington
a, Acknowledgement Tech. i rrni.
versity OF Georgia, G3 juniucs).
AT New York 8 cord
ham, ..
AZ Hobokten. ~ stevens, 5;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
BRAVES BEAT GIANTS

BOSTON. May S.-The Boston Ma
Tlonnls Won in the eleventh inning from
New York to-day, 10 3. The Giants
had tied the, score in the ninth. and
the eleventh on Fletcher's double and
Burns hit. Gowdy's double. Gilbert's
speed in beating out a bunt. Moran's
hit. sacrifice by Regain. and n wild
pitch by Schoucr was the combination
which produced Boston's tying and
winning runs. Marquard had allowed
Boston only three hits when he was
relieved. after seven innings. The
score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
INDIAN HEAVERS WILD

CLEVELAND. May S.-Wild and in
Cleveland pitchers allowed Chicago Ia
win to-day, 10 to 5. Faber. of Chica go.
was hit harder than usual, but his
teams lead allowed him to remain In
the box. In the seventh inning, Glove
land had the bases filled with none
out Faber steadled and struck out
grounded to first base. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
rochester ut Newark 1.-TWO gnmes).
Montreal mt Jersey City.
Toronto mt Providence.
Only three schcdulcd.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
u Nv SNo Y
Cleveland
Totals ..3s l: 81 s, Totals

'Batted for Jones in seventh.
tBated for Harstad In eighth.
Score by innings: z.
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 700 l-I5
Cleveland ....................l 3 0 q . & g.
summary: Runs-Felch, Roth 90. +. Col
Inns. Fournier t2i, i. Collins. Weaver Brief
Schalk. Iiebold. Turner. Chapman ,ob.
Earned runs-Chicago. 6: Cleveland. 3. Two
base s-Fcurner ~, Fetch. jackson. Lei
bold. Turner. Three base hits-Roth. J. Col
Inns Weaver barbara. Sacrifice hits
Fournicr. j. Collins. Stolen hascs-E. Col
Inns. Roth. Weaver. Jackson. Double play
Weaver and Brief. II!ts-off Mitchell
In 2: innings; of Jones. in Ia in
nings: of Hnrstad, in inning: off Steen.
In | Inning. Bases balls-on Faber
s. off Mitchell. {. Hit by pitched ball--hy
Jones tE. collins; by Fahor tWood)
Struck out--W Fnber, I; by Mitchell. .: hv
Jones, !; ny HarStad !; by Steen. . Wild
pitchcs-Mitchell 60. Steen. First base on
errors-Chicago, :. Cleveland. .. Left on
hnses-Chicago. 8; Cleveland. .. Time. 2:2e.
Cmpires. Nallan and Dinecn
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VI Jacksonviiie-lac ksonyillc- Colun
bia. rain.
AT Notwithstanding, g. Charlc.-
ton. 3.
~ Macon--Maco &; Augusta, ..
At .Alhany--Alhnny. 6. savannah. l.
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At Minneapoiis-Min Minneapolis. /; ST.
ras city, 0.
At columbus Columbus, Is: Cleve.
Ia nd II
I.OMiRVillc J. -
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New York.
Totals La l2.sl 20 , rolnls 80 : 60

R"'"'S y UIWTN Y I
~Cnc out when winning run scored
fBatte dior Vanguard in eighth
IBa;ted for Hughes in eleventh.
sf!nn for Gowdy IN eleventh.
Score hv innings: II
New YORK .................S o q } " 0 Is
sam. rary: Euns-Doylc, Robertson Brain.
srt. Magee. iowdy, Gilbert. strand. Two
base hitS-RnhcrtSon, Magcc Fletcher
tiowd%. Sacrifice hi;-Ecan. Double plays
M4rinriN" md schmidt; Smith and
Schmidt; Braincrd Nurnssistedp Mnranville
ETar and Schmidt ,2,. Left on bases
New York. !; Boston, 3. First base on err
rors-- Boston. ,; New York. ! Bases on
halls eff hughes, /: OF Schauor l. Hits
on AiarTuard, in innings; of Schaucr.
In ~ innings ilti by pitcher by
Hughes tF,crchcrl. Struck out-hy Hughes
= Wy Marouard. 8 hy Schuuer, l. Wild
nit'hmSchRuHr. Nmp!res, Klein ana Ems
lie. rime. 2:2.
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ELEPHANTS DOWN GRIFF

PHILADELPHIA. May S.-A batting
rally in the seventh inning gave phil
adelphia victory over Washington
to-day. to 3. Wyckoh was hit hard
Lnjoie. Barry and Kopf. Galiia was
effective except in the seventh when
i'hiladelnhia secured four runs on four
hits, n pass and two errors The score:
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Detroit
st. Louis.
Totals %, ans Totals al II u u
'Batted for Roland In seventh.
Tran FOE Drbuc In seventh.
Score BY INNINGS;

Detroit ........................h u q q a 90
ST. Louis ....... ....,.........i q q a 0 d q ss
Runs-Cobh, Neach ~ Jacobson Shot,en,
Kaufman. c. Walker t2l, E. Walker l:l.
has" hits-Ve"ch. Kavanaugh. stolen bases
--Shotten t2l, G. Walker, T.. Walker. Earned
runs off Roland, I; off weilnan. T. Sacri.
zee htts-Eitt. Austin. Double plays-I.avan
to Pratt TO Kaufman; Kavsnaugh to Bush
I" Jacobson; l.avan to Kaufman. Left o.,
bals-on Roland. ); or Dauss. {; of Wei.
man. b, Hits-of Boinnn. In 8 innings
on Dauss. IN innings. Hit by pitcher -
by BoianG lAgnewl. Struck out--by 30
land :; 10y Dauss. /; by Weiiman. s. Time
":p5. Gmpires. Hildebrand and, O'Loughiin.