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Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-11-25
School 10 Raise Funds

Inc school children of Roealusa
Will dive a naeeant at the Y. M. C..
a thanksgiving evening under the
uaectlon Of Miss Kibbie Cottrell.
'ne proceeds will 90 towards pay
ae the deficit of the school annu.
@ Refreshments will be served
quo the admission will be only Is
cents
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-11-25

IF. Cox. cashier of Interstate
Bank and Trust Co., spent a few
days in the best city in the south
this week. While here he was the
guest Of J. B. Lindsey. Of the
Washington Bank and Trust Co.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-11-25
Autos On Easy Terms

! H. ). Cowgirl, Of the Mill Supply
=. went to New Orleans Saturday
~ made arrangements whereby he
- now sell the famous Maxwell
% easv terms. why should
A'dn not enjoy the car while he
Nylns for it, just the same as
: H'V other articles are sold" said
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-11-25
New Store To Open

The new store of W. G. Dorsey.
located near the paper mill will
open for business the latter part of
this week or the first of next. A
line of general merchandise will be
carried.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-11-25
Carload OF fords

H. E. Roster. local Ford agent,
will receive a carload of Fords dur.
ing the present week. Five are 5
passenger cars while one is a run
about. He reports that all have
been sold.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-11-25
Erecting Eight Houses

A contract has been let and work
has started on building eight houses
at tire Bogue Chitto stock farm
which will be occupied by farm
tenants. The Bogue Chitto farm is
becoming a little city of its own.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-11-25

W. P. Haley, a former we'll known
resident of Bogalusa who is now
in the mercantile business
at Hickory, Miss, is in Bosalusa as
the guest of his many friends.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-11-25
Eatertairs Club
Mr. Roberts Sick

L. H. Roberts, the we'll known
grocer. is confined to his bed with
an attack of fever and is reported
as Getting along nicely.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-11-25
TWO THANKS
GIVING MENUS

NO. |.
Apples cups, filled with chopped
apple, nuts and grapefruit.
Roast duck, bread stuffing, currant
jelly, celery
Dreamed potatoes, asparagus on
toast, Escalloped oysters.
Fig pudding served with sauce.
Coffee.
NO.2.
Tomato bOuillon.
Roast guina, oyster stuffing, cram
berry jelly.
Candied sweet potatoes, caulidower
in cream, apple and celery salad
Charlotte Russo.
Coffee.
Entertairs Club
Mrs. A. D. Lear entertained the
Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Alberta Lear of New Orleans
was the out of town guest,
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-11-25

a ,bs'e will be MassHt 7:3o A. NJ.
INV, as catholic ChurchEn Thanks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
BRITISH GOLF CHAMPION
WILL ACCOMPANY vARDON
Crack English Golfers Are Coming
to the United States
to Play.
MANY MORE WILL FOLLOW
The South African Champion Is Now
In Chicago Teaching In Indoor
Golf Sch0Ol-TuyIOr and Braid
May Also Come.

NEW YORK, April i1.-Word came
from England that Edward Ray, Brit
lsh open champion in 1912. will accom-
Dany Harry Nardon when the latter
sails for America. Ray, who came with
Eardon In 1919 made many friends In
this country, and the gigantic English
man play at Brookline, where he tied
with Eardon and Francis Ouimet for
the rational open championship. never
VIII be forgotten by followers OF
American golf.
with the announcement of Rays
visit comes word to the effect that
James Braid. five times winner OF the
British open title and one OF the great
virate. Is not likely to visit these
shores although the statement that he
IN not coming Is not made positively.
IL Is said. however. that George Dun
can. who was here In loll. is thinking
OF coming over again, although he may
not reach this country as early as Var
don and Ray 40.
Nothing is said OF the Intentions OF
>. II. taylor. but even IL lie and Braid
40 not come the presence of Nardon.
Ray and Duncan will make the ma
uonal open championship at Baltusrol
In June one Of the most notable tour
George FotherinGham. open champl IN
OF South Africa. has forsakcn that part
or the world to try his luck In the
United States. He reached the States
a few days ago and went at once TO
Chicago, where he is helping his
brother at an indoor golf school. He
has not yet been engaged By any
American club. but II probably will not
be long before he finds place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

Well. all four leagues under the
federation are off. There is talk OF a
Ntth league being organized under the
Richmond Amateur Athletic Federation
shortly. Details VIII appear later
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UNION DEFEATS HOWARD
IN A COMEDY OF ERRORS
Coiored University Teams Play In
ieresting Game on Hovey
Athletic Field.
JASPER IN EXCELLENT FORM
liowarditeS Were Unable to Hit 10.
cal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Make Seven
teen Miscues During Contcst-Hall
and Hucles Hit Well.

In comedy OF errors yesterday. Vir-
Sinia Union University slammed it's
way to victory over the renowned How
ard University by the score of ia The
game was replete with errors. made by
the Howarites, seventeen miscues being
the total number charged against them
Jasper, on the mound for Union had
constant support from his entire team
He handled the horschide as efficiently.
as ever. tanning seven visitors Hucies
was star performer for Onion in FEEDING
honors. handling his chances with per.
fcct ease, even scorchers. which ap-
pcared to be clean hits. We're CAPTURED
pretty double was staged in the
sixth inning. with liucles :. TAYLOR
and Lawton as participants. Features
with the stick were pulled off by Hall
and Hucles. The former cloutcd the
ball for Il triple and a double. while
the latter in the second inning, bounced
on The sphere for two basses, netting
the first two runs.
irice; twirling for Howard. started
off in big league style. tanning three
locals in succession in the first scene
But. in the latter frames. he weakened
perceptibly. His support was very poor
The largest number OF errors made are
credited to Taylor, the receiver, and
ANcrN. the Keeper of the Keystone sack
in their futile attempts to cut off Union
ties purloininS second.
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

In our intricate body the use OF S. 8.
S. for the blood has a most remarkable
influence. We little realize our gland
ular system. 1t may be a tiny bulb no
digger than pin point. and yet IL
disease germ gets into 1t, there is
tremendous swelling. 1t becomes a
boil carbuncle. 1T may be a blood
rising. and 1t Is often a source OF con-
tinuous misery II not checked Many
or the most eNcruciating forms of tor
ture begin with the swelling of a tiny
gland. caused by disease germ And
IT is S. S. S. that spreads throughout
the blood circulation to prevent just
such conditions. Or II they have nj
ready started. s. S. S. will soon put the
blood In such state OF health as to
overcome the tendency to glandular
swellings. 1t Is a natural medicine for
the blood. Just MS essential to health if
the blood be impure. as arc tho meats.
fats. grains and sugars OF our daily
food.
1t contains one ingredient tho active
purpose OF which is to stimulate tho
exchange OF new flesh for dead or waste
matter.
Get Il bottle OF S. S. s. today of any
druggist, and IL your case is stubborn.
write to the Medical Adviser. The Swift
Specific Co. los Swift Bldg. Atlanta, Ga.
This department Is in charge OF noted
physician.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

Duplex won its second victory by
defeating the strong Clark's Springs
team in a fast game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
JOHN MARSHALL HIGH Wins
ELEVENTH STRAIGHT GAME.
Public School Boys Trim Blackstone
Academy In Morning
Contest.
WOODWARD PITCHES WE'LL
both Twirlers Are in Great Shape,
but Locals Do Most Hitting-Niar-
shallites Have Played Twelve
Games, Winning Eleven.

John Marshall shut out the strong
Blackstone nine yesterday morning at
broad Street Park by score Of TO
". The contest was the fastest one OF
the season. lasting only about one hour
and thirty minutes
Inc game was n pitchers battle from
n"Sinning to end. Woodland. for John
Marshall worked in his usual form.
allowing the visitors only four scrappy
single hits, while Ballad pitched a good
Ealne for BLACKSTONE
The fast work of Wharton. Pulliam
ana Turner. for John Marshall in tho
uutheld. played big part in keeping
.he BiaGkstone lads from scoring. and
Mneii hlts were needed the Marsha II
IadS did no; fall to paste the pill Sales
ahd Tinslcy got those which came in
,,nelr inhcld territory. penGleton and
ilnsley did most OF the stick work for
.'ohn Marshall. while Pennington and
'opue did the hitting for Blackstone
lohn Marshall has the record OF
scoring ninety-four runs In it's eleven
successive Victories
Manager Betts's sluYgers Will meet
me iast Academy team next Friday. II
; ,nn Marshail wins this game. /, will
hnVe defeated all the prep mines In the
city. The score:
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FLANAGAN FINDS VICTIM
IN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
Virginia Twirler, After One Bad In
ming, Pitches Alright
Ball.
SOME BIG LEAGUE FIELDING
Strickley Makes Sensational Pickup
of \. Whites Hot GroundeI-Win
ncr Plays Errorless Ball Through
out Entire Game

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April IT,
catholic University greeted Flanagan
with two slaShing triples in the open
round to-day. but thereafter the Nir-
GINA twirler settled down and kept his
hitS we'll scattered, Virginia winning
easily to >. The other run made by
me visitors came in the NTH, when
Fahey uncorked n timely double. scor-
inS kiilian Virginia felded in big
Iearu style. Sticklcy made Il sensa-
tional pickup OF y. Whites hot
rrodnder in the fourth. Oppo-tuue hit
bnS by Mccall, Ehrinan and r.. " and
II. W. smith was responsible for most
of NirGinia's runs. Line-up:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

The tirSt National Bank and Bar
ton Heights. deadly rivals: battled
out either side manag aging to shows a
runne! across the pan. In the latter
half of the seventh. however. Vincent
won his own game when he hit TO cen
ter scoring Augustine The game was
extremely hard fought. being In doubt
until the last man died at first Bar
ton Heights had eleven men left on
bases. while the bankers had eight
Features of the game were the en-
cellent fielding OF Joe Beck and the
hattinS of "Bilr Shelton for the Money
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

Portners has the best pitching STAFF
in town, with Dunn and NaDier Chit
tiim.. their star catcher. Is sure to
steady them II may be said that Chit :
tum always plays the game to win.
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nowIrnE Tournament Continued.

NEW fOKk. AprlI I7.-ThrOuGh n
desire to accommodate several belated
bowlers. the annual championship tour
namcnt of the National Bowling AS
ISOLATION will not be finished until to-
morrow, although the five-man fixture
was completed to-day. The Aurania
Bowling Club of New York won the
coveted title. when the last squads OF
fivc-man teams failed to beat the record
set by the winners, at 1898
George Newman. New York with 675,
leads in the singles: Walter and Smith
Rutherford. n. j.. with l.232. lead in the
doubles.
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cohb's Heat Highland Springs.

The Cobb Furriture Company team
defeated the strong Highland Springs
team in fast and snappy game on the
Highland Springs diamond.
The features Of the game were the
pitching of G. Powell, for the the
Cobhs. and the all-around folding OF
the team. Goodman. for the home team.
pitched mastery ball until the ffth
inning, when 4 hit by Powell and y
sacrifice hit by i!inchman and two err
rors Melted the Cobb boys two runs In
the eighth inning Pueh made two
base hit. stole third and home, with
the winning run.
Mr. Motley umpired a good game
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Snnth.Idc Cnmnnn, Nictnr

The Homhrucos defeated the Rich =
mono Electric Company by the score
- TO J. III q swatfest. which was every
hodys game until the last man was
out
Manager Fuller used up three of his
pitchers. and all seemed to look alike
TO the Southsidc boys.
Seal hit for a home run with two
men on in the fourth. Kennedy and
!3eaHlcy put up n class OF ball tina;
is seldom: seen on the amateur fields.
Kosher. who played with the Burk' :
last season. WAS the shining star Of
the Richmond Electric Company, steal =
ing four bases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

jefferson Ward had some cracker
Jack games. too. The largest crowds
that saw amateur games Yesterday
turned out on Church Hill
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Total ...26 Is % 10 >

itlcn-nOnn T.. t.......3 u . " u I'll
Summary: rwo-basc hitS--Monroe
BeaZlcy, Ball and Denton Three ba Sc
hit-BoSher Home run--Scay Double
piay-Monio 10 Scay. Hits-on Coul-
ter, in inning: OF Flanagan. > in ,
innings; of Scay. in innings. Bases
on ballS-by Flanagan, / by Thomas
5. Batter hit-by Flanagan tBallD
Struck out-bv Flanagan, 1; by Seay
9. oy Thomas, 3. Passed balls-Thie-
dick, >. Umpire. Via.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Al Atlanta-Atlanta. 4: New Or
leans, l.
At Chattanooga - Chattanooga. I;
Memphis. 4.
AT Birmingham-Birm 3: Mo-
bile. 4.
Al Little Rock-Little Rock, 3: Nash
VILE, :.
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kellan Trims Bluc Roll.

won on mar o :nltting game. a. S. KeIlam
Mon ous over the Blue BELLS by The
score or 5 to :. The Blue He'll bows
o , Keilam's team. but the errors
theS made lost the game
rrehch pitched good game and also
nrove IN home run with two men on
naSes. ferkins played n corking game
~ nrst. FOR kelIam. the home runs Of
IthtrE hnn Sanderson We're the fen
lures with Kendler. Orebaueh. Rick
cts ana Gentry. kellam has the midget
'""e'" Oh 'he league. The score:
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JEFFERSON WARD LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.

Gimme. Scrt S,,u-a,,
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prettiest games OF the season III Byrd
Park.
Portners has gotten together one of
the best clubs in the city. Lee and
Bransford hit for home runs. and Chit
tum. the chubby little catcher, was also
there with the stick work. Dunn
pitched a good game, and only allow ed
the Burk boys three hits. The team be-
hind him giving faultlcss support
III. Jones put up Il star game for the
hits when needed The score
pOrtnerS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

lean Can Company in an interesting
game yesterday. IL TO ., at the Masonic
Home.
The features of the game were the
pitching Of Hall and the batting of
Wagman
Batteries: Hall and Darden: Painter
and EurouShly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

The heavy artillery of the Howitzers
Was the nemesis AZ McGilrs yesterday
heE scored sixteen runs. and We're
allotted In this end by many errors OF
the Catholics inteld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

Willie Sharp has n club under his
wing that will make things hot for
the other clubs in the Richmond
League. The boys for some reason,
have not gotten started as yet. but
they won the pennant last year and
YOU never can tell.
Bosher. who covers left field for the
Richmond Elrctrics. is one of the fast
est felders in the city, and Is also
there with the stick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
HI1cx Suffer Dcfent.

In q one sided loosely PLAYED game.
the Elues were defeated by Highland
Park by the score of II TO /. After the
hrSt inning the game WAS closely
PLAYED The feature of the game was
the pitching Of Tillcr and the batting
of Garter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

Marble. who PLAYED with Newport
News for while this season. is nut
ting up a star game at short for HON.
bruCOS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

Scales Home runs--Gentry, Sander,
son, French. Sacrifice hits-Ilendier
(2). Stolen bases-Kendler, Dieppe
stout. CoEbill. Pocklington. Struck out
by WHITEHEAD. z; by French. g. Base
on balls--by Whitefeld. 3: by French.
!. Hit by pitcher-Orebaugh. Rickets
Morgan, Stout. Scales. Wild pitchSby
French. Left on bases-A. S. Kellam.
G; Blue Bells, s. Umpire. J. Whitefield
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r. j CROWDER,
President Central League.
II. X. WILKINSON.
President Commercial League,

Hinchman. stolen bases-Purh (2>.
Duke. Powell. Nunnaiic. Bases on balls
by Goodman. /: by Powell, l. Bat
ters hit-by Powell tDcriken). by Good
man tHinchma). Struck out--by Pow
ell. II: by Goodman. IL. Passed ball
Duke. Wild pitch-CiooSl,nan Left
on hasos--cobh Furniture Company. &:
Highland Springs, 4 Time OF game.
l:i". Umpire. Mr.. Motley.
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.BY TUCK

That Highland Park gang fairly
cleaned up the Blues Yesterday Big
Carter. as usual led with the stick
There Is no use denying 1t, Harry Car
ter is in class by himself when II
comes to hitting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
Howard

I.HIOh :........... X--l
toward U = | O.
summary: Two base hits-Iall, HUI
cles, Taylor. Three base hit-fiall
Home run--Taylor. Sacrifice hits-Hall,
Daniel t2), Byrd t2), Hall, Jenkins
Avery. Stewart, Hayes Double plays
Huclcs to Taylor to Lawton. Hits-oft
Jasper, in . innings: off Brice in 8
innings. Bases on balIs-by Jasper, ! ::
by ISrice, 6. Batters hits--by Rrice. L.
Struck out-by Jasper, 6: by Brice, o.
Left on hascs-Uniun, Q: Howard A.
Time Of game, 2:05. Empires. Jackson
and Sykes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

"UIHPS NtII SUtUruny.
e. c. A.
land Springs.
Metropolitans VS.. Cobb Furniture Co.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AZ. C!eveland-cleveland, 3; Indian
apolis, 8.
vile. !.
At Kansas city--Kansas City. 10: st.
Paul, I.
neapolls, 0.
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Ashland, 81 AIcn..

S.shlat.d defeated the Alcos In a six
~, i,,n'ne game Yesterday AZ Byrd Park by.
IN" features OF the -u,r, was IN.
nat,ii OF rrevillian ani Moran. 'rhc
H Nmr yas IN doubt Until tn" last man
Manager seaman has gotten topo,h.-
so:d bunch OF boys. and the w,II r..
,TI,ItarH from before me season Ia ovtr
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Howit.er. nat ont vlctorr.

By falling on Kelley in the seventh
inning, the HowitzerS turned a close
victory into walkover. The artillery
men took advantage Of many errors of
their opponents, and rompcd away with
the. game. Archie Powell was Irwin
chile, save in one inning. The score:
HOwitzers.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC

AT Albany--Albany. 0: jacksonville. 5
AT AuEusta-August 6; Savannah. !
oil innings.)
At Observation-Disclosures a. Co.
lumbia. /.
AT Macon-Macon. 6: Columbus, 5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
Renr Cnts Lose.

Hopkins Furniture Company defeat
ed the Twenty-hfth Street Bear Cats by
the score OF to 6. It was n fast and
interesting game. Batteries: for Bear
Cats-Talroy and Kidd: for Hopkins.
Curtis, Cosby and Booker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

:, SumInary: Stolen base-Sales. Dou.
80, las, Iurner 10 Sales. Pennington
~ i,hiiarh Struck out-by woodland,
woo oG Ihe2 2' g. Base on bails-by
pitchcr-by Cheney. TinsIey ~, IVY
in.aseS.John Marshall. 4 Blackstone. /
H'nplre. Jackson. Time Of game, / 40
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lfllIs.s.

summary: Two-basc hits-I.orraine
Burton. Anderson, RcnniS. Tiller. Three
base hits--Anderson. Carter Home
runs-Carter. Stolen bases-Lorraine
Double plays-knightly to Gresham.
Bases on balls-off Tiller. .: or Walsh
Walsh, 1.
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summary: Three base hits-Moran
Stolen bases-Trevillian, Dogrett Ttns H.
Icy 90, Amos. Sutterlin. Struck o,,,s
nx hask1ns. !; by Overman. l: bv BIan-
ION. 4 Base on balls-ofr IInskin. : .
on Bian!on, ;. Hit BY pitcherMRnbi
henn. Wiid pttch--bv Blanton. Passed
hha ia. tJa Mayberry. Innings pitched
,nahe-off Haskins. I: OF Overrar
,:cft on bases-Ashland. ,: Aicos' o.
mpire. Mr.. Bottom. Time or game
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SIc(;tll.


Mowitzers .......... 1l221o 7O0-16
Two base hits-Nissley. Three, base base
hits--Arrighi. Gentry. Double plays
Onesty 70 /. Creamer. Base on balls
/. Batters hit--by Kelly (2). by O'Con.
nor %. Umpire. Mr.. Martenstien
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'h her- They rlny Next Saturday.

, NshIand vs. Hluc Hells n, ~
''FId Park; Umpire. White!ieli ="
Alco vs.; k"llam, AT 4 80 a, Byrd pa,L
Umpire. Bottom. %" "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

me Metropoitans won from the
church Hill Athletic Club yesterday by.
me score of TO 3. thereby taking the
The features Of the game werc the
Two base drives by T. BEDFORD and
Hay, Gregory's batting and the headv
pltchfng OF Taylor, for the Metro,oli-
tanH.
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RICHMOND LEAGUE
Standing OF the Clubs.

Where They Plny saturday.
Hoinbrucos VS.. Burk & Co at Byrd
Park.
Richmond Eicctnc Company VS. Port
neiS. at Southside.
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FEDERATION LEAGUE
Standing of the CIub

tcnuIts Yesterday.
First National Bank - Barton
Heights. o.
Highland Park. "A: Blues. /.
McGin. ); lIowitzerS. 10
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FiEncr, l. Struck out-bv
FiGncr. t: by Vincent. IL. Time OF
game, 1855. Umpire kraussc
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Evans's fielding at second for the
Fulton boys was asily the feature
OF the game Yesterday. he having sew
all without miscue.
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o 0 O O OIL 22 x.

Batteries: Two-base hits--Chittum
Home runs--Bransford. Lee. Sacriiicc
hits-Allcn. Stolen bases-C. Napier.
Is. Jones struck out--by Dunn, s: by
off Allen. /. Hit by pitchcr-Bransford
Innings pitchad-by Dunn, Q; by Allen,
O. Hits made--off Dunn. 3: off Allen
:j5.
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summary: Two-base hits-Gibson
Pendleton. r. Wharton. Bowers. Sacri,
fee. hits-Cireen, Pace, Akers. Watts.
Stolen bases-Green. Thomas (2). PEN
dleton 90. AkerS (4). Gibson Williams.
August t2), Watts. Creekmore Crump
CD. Hits--off Watts. , in ) innings:
of Tillcr in 4 innings: off Nevins, .
in innings; off Larkin, , in innings.
Batters hit--by Nevins Saunders
STRUCK out-oby, Watts, 8: by Nevins, / !:
by Tiller. .: by Larkin, g. Time of
game. 40. Umpire. MIR Roy. Attend
oncc. 900