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LABOR DAY PROGRAM
congressman Montague and Glass and
Mrs. rs. w. Valentine 10 speak.

Labor Day exercises under the aus
pices Of the Central Trades ana Labor
Council viii take place at the State
fhir Grounds on Monday. and, accord
ING 10 the committee IN charge. will
o" more extensive and elaborate than
heretofore Mayor George Ainslic viii
preside at the apcnking and addresses
VIII be made by Congressman 4 l.
Montague. OF this city: Congressman
Carter Glass, Of Lyuchburg. and Mrs.
H. Is Valentine, president of the Equal
suffrage League OF Virginia.
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DAVIDSON STARTS PRACTICE

DAVIDSON. y. c. September
Football practice began this after
noon: Athletic Director William Fct-
Irwin Graham, last year with Gins.
ter Springs Hammond Johnston. Of
Norfolk. Will be here in few davs
TO help the stan. Most of the old
men are in place, and the new class
promises some fine material The sea-
sor opens on September o. with WASH
ington and Lee. Clemson is follow
C. by Georgia Tech. October o. On
the schedule are games with North
and South Carolina and Wake Forest
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EANES WON SILVER CUP AT
MONTHLY WEST END SHOOT

W. II. Eanes won the silver lovino
cup and was also high man in the
weekly club match with Swartwout
runner up +. II. Fox and Ned Daniel
OF IFnrhnurG, and j. II. Cornell. Of
Roanoke, advance. guard Of the shooters
coming To TN" stat" shoot, are hero 10
le'p the local shooters put on the fin
lShin@ touches for the two days tour
nain"nt which begins Monday. and at
which the fcst amateurs in tho state
VIII compete. There viii he practice
shooting Saturday afternoon, To which
all shoOtrra arc cordially invitcA.
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PHILLlES COME BACK HOT

NEW YORK. September o.-philodel-
IN KITS '1,daN recovered the ground lost
u, two games from New York
10, FInd TO o. Tesrcau pitched fine
SShtriking out ten men. getting Luderms;
bunch cd 5' ,hrs. However, Philadelphia
iiouTth inning. and aided by an orror
tEreo fi jn;,oSw hlGh LEI in two runs, scored
a,indcr won spectacular pifchers' ny
v Wis fppm me me veteran Mathewson The
singics Ev oi Eonn IN the sixth inning on
i'echer sacrifice fly, Scores: '''''
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Chicago ............... : o o o o q IS
Detroit ......... :, O , q
summary: Runs-Murphy 90, I. Collins
Jackson: Johns. Russell Witt. Bush. cobb.
base hits-Vitt. Burns Weaver Russell
Three-hase hits.-Murphy. J. Collins ~.
jackson. Earned runS-Detroit. >: Chicago
): Sacrifice h!,-J. Collins. Double pinvs"
Nehch and Stanage: Johns !. Collins and
WeaXer Left on hascs-Detroit ?. Chicago
FIRST Ease on crrors-ChiCaEo l. BaSes
on balls-on James S; on Russell. !: of
Davis; iiits-or James, in 5 20 innings;
j. m innings: off Davis, In inning
struck oIt--hy Oldham, :: by Davis
tn'pores' F.v"ns and Chill Time. las
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I}nstnn.
Brooklyn
Totals. .3s II - - ! Totals2a - IS
'Battcd for Davis in fourth

,,.U,r, ny innings: r.
hoston ............... q o o T.
summary: Runs-OMara ,2). pau'c-:
~, T,tensei @. Wheat, Cutshaw. Myers Cetz
Iteher, Maranville. Two base hits-D Mara,
~: :na'anriile stolen base-Dauhcrt Sacriiica
E-pafis sacrifice hits-OMara Wheat
ii,"uhl" riay.McCar,y and O'Mara. Lett on
uaSeSDB' ookivn 2: Boston. = Bases on err
rorS-i5ro0kIyn. ,: Boston. l. Bases On, n, Is
on P!ener, |: off Rudolph. .: off navis. !:
tn inn snrn me- Da,., Hits-on Rudolph. in !;
= In " innings. Hit by pitchcr--bv pfc:ccr
~; Mnf iStott by Barnes, Wheat. struck out
an6 E,s p,, o. 9y Barnes ). EMPIRES. BYRON
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"' FIRST GAME.


rrrTHviIencc ...........l q
Srmmary-Runs, Shcan. Jameson 81.
Dnslow stolen baseS-Carlstrom. j. ons-
low C;lhoolcy. Two-h base hit--channell.
Three base hits-FabriGue. Channel. Sac
rifice hi,--Gaw. Doubi" plays-McNa!ly To
shcun 10 onslow: tiilhoclcy 10 i. cnslow:
- Onslow to Haley. Struck out--hy Ocsch-
re- 5; by Cav. .. BASES on haus,.oh
oeschEcr, 4: of CAV ? Time l;'e. I'm
hires Freeman ana Harrison.
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B-oOMlNGTON. IND. September .
Jim ihorpc, famous football star on
the Carlisle Indian team, regarded bv
many as the worlds greatest athlete
mas been obtained to assist Coacn
t,hildS IN coaching the Indiana Ijnivcr
sitX football squad this year. Thorpc
WI come TO bloomington at the close
81 thc bascbaii season Coach Childs
VIII also have Mickey frehart, captain
Of last years eleven. to assist him.
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Totals .Ss 49, 7l5 To,als sgl027l4 ]
Batted for BruCk ~ ninth.

Montreal ..-.......t0 J h--S
Jersey CITY .........l o % h" Co..
Summary: uns-Nash t-J. Dcylin. Al
MEDIA, Smith. MADDEN. Dowd 90. puas.
schwert Two-h"se hits Barry. rurt"n,
man. stolen bases-iYelan Do,yd Douric
plays-rurtei and Barry %"sh, lrel.n ana
FLYNN. Bases ou halis--ott Ring. o. ~
Bruck !. of Dovd , struck out-by
Ring. J ny Bruck. Ii' hy pttchcd ball
ny BruCk Nash. Hi,1--rn Brurk 10 in
g Ia innings. tnpi:-s--oleary and Car
penter. Time, 1870.
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Totals 20 esii' Totals. q so7,c

Score bv innings: u
Cleveland ........... y o q I n n n %
81; louis ,....t.;...... Q -
summary: Runs-Chapman 90 Shot.en
Austin. Walker. Jacobson Two.i,asc hIts
W nHir' jacobson. stolen base Evans.
Earned runs-St Louis l. SacrIncn hts.
Graney: Evans Jat OLSON. I.avnn DouhIo
piays-I.avan to Howard TO Scvereid Pratt
20 AVIAN 70 howard; Evans 20 Chapman to
t\irke LEFT ON bases-Clevcland :. 81
Louis. T. Bases on orror,-Cievciand !:
- Louis !. bases on balls-off Jones /:
on trenton. ?; off loudermilk g. Hits ~;
Jones. In J." inning: off Brenton. in "a
innings. struck ont-by Brenton 3; bv
i.ouGermiIk. 3. Wild pitch-Jones Pascal
nai-o Neili. UUp:res. Connolly and Wal
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TIGERS ELIMINATE CHICAGO

DETROIT; September 2.-Chlcago
hcld to-day. S to 6. AS in several pre-
yl9us conteS:s. Chicago went to pieces
when the Tigers started 10 hit its
pitcher, giving an awful exhibition Of
kicking hunts and throwing the bali
three wild heaves on one batted ball
IN this Session. Cobb,s hitting was
just ended. of which Detroit made n
clean sweep. eliminated Chicago from
nant contender. Score:
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YANKS BLANK NATIONALS,
WITH HARPER TW|RL|NC
Shawkey Energies Victor in Great
Pitching Duel With
Recruit.
TIGERS AGAIN TRIM
Detroit Puts Chicago Out of Running
for Championship Tionors-Boston
Defeats Athletics and Increases
Lead Slightly.

WASHINGTON. September SHAW
key emerged victor over Harper in a
pitching duel here to-day. New York
defeating Washington by l TO o. In
the sixth Cook walked was Sacrifed to
second and took third on 4 wild pitch.
nile Mcbride was throwing Rauman,
was safe when Ciandil threw over VIII
iiamS'S head. Gandil vainly protested
mat l5auman interfercd with the throw
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Washington.
New York

-SCOTe Nv innings: r,
New York ....... o o o o n q Cd
Washington ....... o o o o o 90
summary: Run-CoolS. Sacrifice hits
Cook. Acosta. Hartzell. Double rla: s.
Sanm6n. Boone TO Pipp; Williams to Foster ::
Tipp. Boone 10 Pip. Left on bases-New
ORR. >: Washington. :. Bases on balls
of Harper. :: off Ehawkey. i. Struck out
by Harper. 4; by Shawkey. 8 vile pitch
brand Time I:.S
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BIsONS DEFEAT GRAYS TWICE

PROVIDENCE. L. l.. September e
The Bisons took both ends OF q double
OF 10 and TO u. Both games were
pitchers duels, the New SGrkG RS H Grsi
contest Cav and Ocschger wer" IN"
Opposing moundsgmsn; n arg do n!,hG niia
.the Buffalo hurlcr kept his we'll scat
tered. An error counted in in me G siGhs
shade on Pcnnock in the second con
test The scores.
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i'h!iadnlpl,tn n . , r.
New York n -
base ''' hi, mrSi Suns-Bancrof,. I,udcrus Two
stock ia rncn f'm rs, fletcher. stolen baro--
iiiII,forn ''I united, hitted Sacrifice nics-Rccknr
Mia ,lo"unie play Fletcher, DoyIc nn,i
Iot,H,i. '.''' ON baScs-New York ~ pbiIn
Jtain a., Hase on Phiiadeli Mn
Wniho,,so"' 'tS'.oH Alexander l. His on
IN inning Struck out|by Aa,hewsnnm'' ::
~ ~, N''Nam'er' . umpires. KLEIN ana f,,.o:
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So Round Trip
TO NORFOLK VIA
Norfolk s. Western RAILWAY

Round trip tickets to Norfolk, via
Norfolk and Western Railway. are sold
sriany rato a o all oo trains
turning until Monday following date
of sale. Quickest ana best route. Only
line running through trains without
change OF cars.
C. Fl. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
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SECOND GAME.
ro,sls; % s:5ii Totals '27 rs "a

r,".io ~ q q O . @ o IL
Providence ......- o u . u
summary 'tuus-M, Mccarthy. Stolen base
--Tutwiler Two-basc hst--Ghnnncli Three
base hits--Judsc. Mccarthy: Sacrihce hlta
Shetn 90. i pis'uNv. Jackson. Double
piuys--rennock to Fahr!quc to r. onsiow
j onslow "a Judge tti.Mccarthy to Judge.
Struck ou,--Sy PcDnock. ; 10y Bader :.
Bases on balia-"G F-nn"ck, =. off l'ader l.
Time las. umpires-liarrison and Free
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EASY VICTORY FOR ROYALS

JERSEY CITY. ) J.. septemher e.
Hard hitting by Montreal of Rruck S
Blenders framed up an easy victory for
Dan HowleN'S Royals ~ tho initial line
UP with Jersey City this afternoon by
in the box for Jersey city. but after
GllinE pp me corners or passes re;
mound FOR Montreal. The score,
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Philatlefpl,ia.


T3or,n, ''''|'''N'7' X.
Philadelphia ......... o q 0 as
Summary: Runs-IIcoper. Janvrin. sneak
er. Lewis Gardner. Barry. Cady go. Kopf
Walsh Strunf. Two base hits Barr, Jj,nr
Walsh Three. base hi,s-IIooper. HohlitlcI!
earned runs-Boston. G. Stolen bases--Oid.
flns t@b. Speaker. Sacrifice hits-Janyrtn
": Gardner Barry tc,. Ruth. Double rlav
-OidrinE and Lapp. Left on bases Boston
q; Phi'idc lphin. >. First base on errors
,ioston: !; philadelphia. :. struck ont nv
ln'h .; by Nnowison: Bases on halls
of Ruth: !; off knowlson 8 Wild pit"b-
nuth: Time. l:@2. Umprcs. Dineen and
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RED SOX BEAT ATHLETICS

PHILADELPHIA, September oPos
ton hit knowlson's. delivery hard to-
DAY and easily defeated Fhilade lphia
times. but he was, saved by the bril-
lant helding of Hooper. The latter
also starred at the bat with three
singles and triple in five times IN
konf injured his leg sliding TO tho
nome plate ana Malone took his place
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.p 9'siS. 9 ., 70 o Totals. n
ste 'H.en Tor Tesreau in ninth.

Philadelphia n n = r.
New York n-2
Ii,ntnary: Runs Bancroft, =, eLar, ~
Stolen bases wo n nmsH Fletcher rasRer,.
Earned rrns 100 =. Robertson, Tliorpc
iIo,hI. -. n! ,H"elphia. =. Enw York
',s LII .fi"S ON Ea imsrS hanSrott and lnde
,,,,i,'H' o., first base on errors-pbila,iai
me e1 '! str,sck on balls Tesreau ?; chsi
Chalmers. "Tk ont-hy 1csreau. To- by
Time. i:i6. Mem ana i:r,slic.
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WEIRD GAME AT HARRISBURG

HARRISBCRG, PA. September .
Rochester corralicd tic nrS, Of Inc Hnal
nome series from Tho local Indians to-
day, score 10 s. II was a wcirG battle.
Lee was tagged frequently. win bases
hilcd. The Other pitchers had iittle -
Ehow. Hersche was Wild at times fills
nuzzlers came IN pinches The Indians
toEt many opportunities 10 score. III.
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BROWNIES IN SIXTH PLACE

ST. LOUIS. September st 1o,s
Went back into sixth place by dcfoato
ing Cleveland to-day. 4 to . .Jone,
Gals had scored four runs off two sim
Eiesi TWO doubles. Il pass and a wild
pltch. Brenton, who succeeded him
held ST; Louis to two hits thcreaftnr
Two wild throws prevented I.oudcrmilE
from t sncorinE u shut out. Score:
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iiurrisi,tIrg,
ptnjs .Ss 10 27Ii Totals IL
Eatted FOR Chaheh IN seventh

score by innings. y
rochester ...............
harrisburg ..-.........0 . = q-r
summary: Runs--Clcnems I2,. W Zlrn-
norman. Holke. Beatty. Priest. stevenson.
Hersche C?D. Mcnsor ~ Move 10 TonleN
Zimmerman. 1W base hit---Echtty Three
base hits--Witter, Stevenson. Sacrifice hits
--Wiliams. P!ez. Struck out--Dy Hersch.
3. by Lee. p. Bases on baIls--hy Hcrscha
q; by Loo. &: BY Chahek J. Stolen basal--
Move. Kraft, water. Priest. Clemens i4i,p
of Lee. .: on Chabck =: on Hcrsche IL.
off Goodbred. 2. Sacrifice nios-Kraft, I'm.
norman, Time. hours. Umpires. Brown
and Eckman
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Harrisburg Defeats Cincy

HARRISBURG, September 2.-1nc
harrisburg Intcrnntionuts defeated
inc Ctnctnnni National League
bnsebHli tenn here to-day, & TO T.
Score by innings, IL. IL. T..
Cincinnati - 100000 <
HnrrisburE ..O08OGI 10
Bnttcrics; Lear, Cochran, McKen-
cry md Eonkolnitz; Schncht and
Reynolds.
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husky colleGian left last night for
Vas WmSh'n Vn to report to the New
ANYTHING here. Il is a safe prediction
that the boy will make good some day
with proper coaching.
rG%o'halll is gaining ground in the
showing baseball into the background.
The baseball season practically ends
tomorrow as far as the amateurs are
concerned. and plans for football prac-
tice are already being made.
DR.. c. NJ. Iiazen has called n meet
ing of the executive committee Of the
K. \. y. f. for tomorrow night at
o'clock TO discuss matters OF impor-
tanCe.
Fergus McRce ana Piggy" Har-
groves will coach the Blues ut foot
football candidates will be held at shc
armory on Wednesday night Among
those with the team last year who are
Word. Garrett, steel, Rahcn. Northern.
.ancarrow, Hancock. Homiss and scy,
cral others. The battalion. also has
,cntious schedule has been arramEcd
by Manager Fenton Jacobs. and n sue
ccssful season is expected. y light.
but fast team will probably be de-
vclopcd
While Philadelphia increased its
lead in tho National League race yes
tcrday and Boston held its ground in
the American, tho Indications that tho
races for the pcnnants will bo be
tween two teams in each league be
came more apparent
Ry losing the first gamo of tho So
RIGS TO I!rooklyn nj Braves field. The
Boston Nationals were set back fur
Their into third place. while Phila,lol
phia. winning two games to Brooklyn's
one. slipped little further ahead OF
the Surerhas. However. the Braves
nav" not been eliminated from the
race and Boston fans still see posi-
hl!ity Of having the whole worlds
series played in Boston.
chicago was virtually eliminated rs
u contender for penuant hOnors by los
int I" Detroit yesterday, the hard
hitting TEGcrS taking every game Of
m" series. The White Sox are now
eight games behind the Tygcrs and
nine and half games behind the Red
son, who maintained their lead over
JcnninGS'S men by taking another
game from Philadelphia.
Major league baseball may he SOW
erhi notchcS above tina, of the brand
"tisrcd on the International League
circuit hut ii is Passing strange that
Harrisburg has defeated the New York
Yankees and tho Cincinnati Nationals
this week by scores Of to ! MOI so
b.;d FOR minDrSn
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PIRATES LOSE TO CARDS

St 'IIIoTnSi i PA, September .
here 'T TO-! ueiGa ted Pittsburgh TO .,
IonSis work on the part of the local!
Mis- sc AT IN" visitors. kept the piraieS
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score by innings:
81. Louis 49, n =, . r.
Pittsburgh n : o.
TO- rr'a'i'"tE; Runs Butler (2D. Wilson Nu
i'n.o ~ ~ intnGl '2,. Murphy. Kelly. Two
Ia. hutI"r. Miller. Betzcl Three has a..
nI heiiE. Sacrifice hits-Bcschcr' snvdar
nniicr &c En-, hyI ;.ney. Stolen bases
tnhs-St Louis. ;: Pittsburgh. 80, hcn
base ns on er I.%Mis ritshnrsh. H. First n
Eases on bal!s-on Doak /: nff I;i l.
'' 'S tn hS,%, II Innings; on Cooper.
Wilson 't S,ri ii!t ~ pitcher by Kelly
B 5%ike snHys Hngsns Butler and Miller.
., mi ~, TiErcf a nd Miller: vio> McAmiev
o nay an" 9uigIey. Time. ! IS impress.
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.D|RECTUM |. PAGES FAST
MILE OVER MUDDY TRACK
Performance Under Circumstances
considered as Rest Record
Made by Speedy Colt.
THREE HEATS FOR EACH EVENT
Nine Heats Decide Whole Program
at Empire City Park-.Audrey
Gray, Lustrous Mckinney and
Harris VI. Are Winners.

foNkERS. y. Y, September o.-Over
track which trainers estimated TO he
from three 10 four seconds slow Dircc.
tum !. paced a mile in 2:O2l-4 at the
grand circuit meeting at Emnire civ
Park here to-day. Bcfor. the trial all
experts thought he would do well to
beat 2:0i on the loose, cuppy footing
ana his performance under the circunl-
stances was regarded as one OF the
pest ne mas ever made. Starting TO
beat his own uncGualcd record of i:5S
without 4 wind shield. nc paced the
hrst quarter in 80, the second in 80 Il
the third III 81 and the fourth in 90
Nine heats suNccd to decide the
three races on tho program. Audrey
Grey, driven by Walter Cox. was an
easy winner in the 20 troiting race
and Lustrous Mckinney. with equal
ease. won the race for 2:ll PAGERS. put
ting In her last two heats in eos and
2:07 Ii.
Tn" star performances in tho races.
however was the thrce-year- hiiy
Miss Harris NJ, winner OF the pacing
division Of the national championship
stallion stake. Driven by Lon Nc
Donald, she rcelcd of tho second heat
in 200 H. convincing the horsemcn
that on a firm. fast track she can beat
2:"5 The meeting will continue to-
morrow with races for 2:ic trotters
els trottcrs and EOS PAGERS.
Summaries:
Thrce-ycar- old class-pac!ng. ma
tional championship stallion stakes
$2.203-M!ss Harris NJ. h. f. by Peter
tho Great; Mary Ellen stout. by on
dale 'McDonald). 2:ll: Sad Thoughts,
h. f.. ny Rincen: Pleasant Thoughts, by
frodigai UCox). l:22. Time. zig I-:;
":0T Ia. 3:l0.
2;ll class pacing. purse $1,000:
Lustrous Mckinney. b. <. by
Mckinney Splendor by Nam
brino Startle Rodney) 49, /
Jean, h. m. (Murphy) . 2
Eudd Elliott, br. e. (Gcers). 2 3
Major Bycrs. bl. Z. (Cox) w Dis.
Time, 2:l2 Ia: eos: 2:07 IL
2:20 class-trotting, purse $1,000:
Audrey Grey, b. m, by Moko
,Cox) Observation-Disclosures. !
Todd McGrcgor. CHI. h. (Rod-
neS) .................
Mary Guy, ch. m. (Murphy). s Q
Jess Y. b. m. CStclleJ ..... 4 2 3
Dame Danvers. h. m. (Grady) 3 s Z
Prinelda, l.. o. NJ. tMcDowelD 6 >
Helena Constantine, b. m
tDickcrSon) ........ 5 6
Alberta. CHI. m. (WalD . I 7 s
Notice--B., br. m. tLorillardD. Dis
Time. 2:l3 81: 2:12 IL; 2:l4l-4.
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GREENNILLE. PA. September -
The Chicago, National League, team
Score by innings r " /,
Chicago, ........ O30l4ooo-s 10 q
Grecnvilie go. % 90 60O0-4 0
batteries: Adams and Hargraye:
Shlpc. Chimney and Hart. Kelley.
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Football is gaining ground in the
minds OF the local athletes and is
showing baseball into the background.
me baseball season practically ends
tomorrow as far AS the amateurs are
concerned. and plans for football prac-
tice are already hnins mnhe.
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IT STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

RUDE Meadows has departed The
husky colleGian left last night for
Washington To report TO the New
YORK Yankees. While not showing
anything here. 1t is a safe prediction
that the boy will make good some day
with proper coaching.
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PITTSBURGH,

IthIs 10. S'26 y Totals !, o n :
ninchnnn out hit by battcd bail 80
tnh!ci Tor McAulcy in ninth
!taiied for Cooper in ninth
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DR.. c. NJ Iiazen has called meet
ing of the executive committee Of the
*. ~. ~ r. Tor tomorrow night at q
o'clock to discuss matters OF impor-
lance.
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SECOND GAME

Totals; 3: ao7 I2 0 Totals %
bna,teI 10: Thorpe in seventh.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Suffolk mt Norfolk.
Orphans at Portsmouth,
Rocky Mount at Newport News.
Evening journal., 1915-05-22

old gas house of the New Castle Gasl
Light Company.
Shad fishermen have become disheart-
ened and are nearly ready to quit the
business for the year.
More men PRE- going to work in Car
neys Point works of the dupont Pow
der Company. Many of the men who
have gone from here to the plant are
earning good wages.
Albert Kirby is arranging TO operate
a naphtha launch night and morning be.
tween here and Carney's Point for the
convenience of the men.
The Wilmington Fibre Speciality Com
pany 10 making good headwsy with it'
buildings and alterations at the hbr,
plant in this city, on which they hay,
at present about one hundred men EN-
| ployed. II is the compeny's intention
TO have all OF the buildings ready fol
occupancy by July l. at which tim,
they hope 10 install the necessary ma
chiuery and begin operations.