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being used by the dual organization to
interrupt the finishing of the scale
year at the plants of the Whitaker
Glessner. He put the proposition o.
transferring from the Federal union to
Jorge fthe Amalgamated Associa-
ton to them and if this meets with
the approval of the National officials
of the older organization they will in
the future be controlled by that body.
Williams Speaks.
A mass meeting of the employees of
both plants was arranged for Thurs
day afternoon to be presided over by
President Williams of the Amalgamat-
! ed Association, and from him will
come the advice that will govern the
future actions of the employees of
the Corrugating plant at Martins
Ferry.
Even yet a hitch may appear in the
proceedings, as the A. F. OF L. organ
iizer when he notified the mill manage
ment that the employees were ready
to report for work they told him that
the best the plant could do was to
start two of the seven galvanizing
!po sand would have each man sign up
and start as they needed them. To
this he took exception and stated that
when the mill was ready, all would
start or the plant would remain, idle
until they were ready to start id full,
as the employees of the corrugating
plant would stand for the victimizing
Of no man. This point will be decided
at the joint conference to be held
Thursday.
Creek Mill Resumes.
\ The Whitaker-G lessner at Wheeling
was more fortunate, as they resumed
last Wednesday morning at a. m
with mills in operation, and thai
levening they had II mills working
Since Sunday, each day many of the
members of the dual organization
have called at the Lodge rooms Of the
Organization and were reobligated by
the Association and went to the mil
land were signed by them to start.
/ The mass meeting held Sunday was
the direct cause Of the many men re
turning to the rank sof the A. A, and
by the end of the week the strike viii
be a matter of histor vat the Creel
mill.
Peaceful Picketing.
Il Many Of the members of the Qua
movement were on the picket line
"wednesday and Thursday of this weel
and the members Of Crescent Lodge
applied to police headquarters for bet
ter service about the mill. In thi.
they were successful, as the chief de
tailed men to patrol the grounds. NJ
trouble appeared at this plant, al
those on picket duty used peaceabl,
arguments and at no time was Their.
la display of temper.
! The management of the plants her.
land at Martins Ferry called upon tn.
lefty officials Of both cities fer bette
police protection and at specia
Injecting Of the Martins Ferry council
1.-THE police were instructed to patro
1.-THE mill grounds in order that III,
employees could go and come from
their work without being molested b.
members Of the dual organization
and the foreigners who they were con
This was done by the en-
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MOVIES
"M'Lls!s"

A Shubert feature to be shown at
the Southern Theatre, Monday, June
7-15, special orchestra music.
A young girl, Melissa Smith (M'liss)
has become orphaned by the death Of
her father; miner, who, having failed
to make his gold claim. Smiths Pock-
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
At the Theaters
f,omedx rrcat at tf,c Biiou.

II you are one of those who have
missed Facing tshe Music At the BIZ
jou this week. YOU have missed the
comedy treat of the season From the
rise of the curtain 10 the finale OF
the last act there Is continuous laugh
ter. caused by the many complicated
situations during the action OF the
play You still have opportunity OF
seeing this clever farce. for it will
hold the boards of the Bijou tonight,
tomorrow matinee and tomorrow
night. The Marriage or Kitty" made
famous by the international come
dienne. Marie Tempest, is the aliur-
ing announcement of Manager Arthur
Berthelet for next week. opening with
special matinee Monday at regular
matinee prices. The Bijou manage
ment announces that matinees will be
given on Wednesday and Saturday
during the run OF the summer stock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
TARHEELS MAKE SUSPICIOUS
START IN SECOND HALF

Especial to The Richmond virgtnian.)
Rocky Mount, ~. c., July RE-
Taxing from the strenuous fight OF the
past three days. the Tarheels went six
innings against Portwheeler HUM
phries. of the Norfolk Tars. without
a semblance of hit, but In the
seventh the first three men up placed
them fely and when there was q
muff OF an easy out in fight field. fol-
lowed by hit. the Downhomers
grabbed two runs and won the son-
test. Opposing HUMPHREYS was
O'Brien. who allowed eight safe
swats. four of them for two bases.
but they were never connected. save
once, when the visitors scored one
run. Two spectacular fielding features
marked the contest and these were
shared by each club. Foster braced
over into left center and grabbed a
drive that looked like trouble bsnt,,
while Eisel dashed into the center
field fence for a great robbing catch
that was labeled for two sacks.
The box score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
TORONTO AND BUFFALO
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

Toronto, July Toronto and Buff
faio split the holiday bill today, the
Bisons capturing the morning con-
test. to Z, and the Leafs the after
noon game, 4 TO 8. Both games We're
marked by heavy hitting. In the
morning game there were no less than
ten extra base hits, four homers
three triples and three doubles.
First game:
Score by inningss r. H. f..
Buffalo .... 504 600 oo0--s Is 8
Toronto 80. 100 zoe l22--T 2 2
Batteries: Cav and L.aI4onge: Her.
bert and ocher.
Second game:
Score by innings. r. HI. E.
Buffalo $50. GEO e21 oe0--3 10
Toronto eoe 100 -0as---4 10 4
Batteries; F'uilenweider. onslow and
IAIsonge: McTigue and Kelly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
eAlL|A wins GAME
FOR WASHINGTON
Fisher and McTfale Are Hit Timely BY
the Senators, while Washing
ton Pitcher Holds Yanks.
WHITE sox WIN OVER DETROIT
Chicago punches Hits In Sixth, VIM
ming BY a 5 TO 5 Scorc--Cieveland
Indians Administer Beating to st.
Louis Browns.

New York, July 1.--Galia had the
Yankees stopped pretty much all the
way through today's game, and the
Washingtons won, to 8. Fisher was
raped steadily, and the Washingtons
picked one run to an inning.
Score by innings: r. Fl. K.
Washington oil 10 0t0--5 IL 2
New York 100 900 002--3 s. /
Batteries: Gala and Henry; Fisher,
McHale and Sweeney Umpires, Hide
brand and O'Loughlin.
Detroit, July 1.-The White Sox
trimmed the Tigers today, to 3, The
league leaders came from behind in
the sixth round, punching three hits.
which. with an error, resulted in a
5 10 3 score for Chicago.
Score by innings: Il. II. +.
Chicago 900. 600 1913 010--5 7 0
Detroit ... coo 2l0 000--3
Batteries: Scott and Schalk; Cova-
leski, Dauss and Stanage. Mckee. UNI
pires, Connolly and Wallace.
st. Louis. July 1.-The Indians
handed the Browns another defeat
today, to 2, scoring all of their runs
off James in the third
Score by innings: r. II. f.
Cleveland -. COS 600 000--5 S
st. Louis 80. 100 900 010--2 S 3
Batteries Morton and O'Neill;
James. Peryman, oib and Severoid.
Umpires, Chill and Evans.
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kAUFF AGAIN QUITS
BROOKLYN T|P-T0PS
T,y Cobb OF Independent Organization
Says He LIS Through With
Federal League.

New York. July Benny kauff,
the Ty Cobb of the Federal League,
who. earlier In the season. occasioned
a. sensation by jumping from the
Brooklyn Federais TO the Giants. and
Tom Seaton. former star twirler OF
the Phiilies, jumped the Brookfeds
today and say they will not return 70
The outlaw fold KauH said that ne
would report To McGraw tomorrow
and IL not accepted by the Giants
would quit baseball for good.
Tom Seaton signed with the Fed
erals al salary of $500 year. His
pitching this season drew many un-
complimentary remarks from the fans
and recently he was suspended by
Manager Lee Magee-
When told this afternoon at Eb-
bets field that kauff intended to re-
port to the Giants tomorrow. Man
ager John j. McGraw. of the New
York team. did not appear TO be much
excited
Il do not see what ! can do with
KaufY." McGraw said. When we
tried TO play him before the case was
seeissesf against an. assd~the5c han haen
mo change in the situation since then
Kauff is a great ball player and un-
doubtediy would strengthen the
Giants IL he could be used. But can
not see where he will help us under
the conditions which prevent as from
playing him.
secretary John r. Foster. OF the
Giants. took the same view as NC
Graw In regard to kaun.
Kauff was at Washington PARK TINS
afternoon, but did not appear In uni
form instead. he took a seat in the
rrandstand and watched the bTook-
feds play the Kansas City club.
Through With independents
~ Kauff.s remarks can be regard
ed a. sincere. he Is through with the
league for GOOD. Ds-
CUISINE his case. he said:
II am through with the Federal
II eague for good. As consider my
self a free agent viii report TO Man
|ager McGraw tomorrow. The Brook-
fed club has broken Its contract WITH
me. and as far as am concerneo, !.
has no claim on me. will play with
the Giants or no team At all. One
|thing / know, / will positively not
NAV again in the Federal League,
either for the Brooklyn club. or any
other. RI don't get job with tne
Giants I'll quit.
N anarer for the Wards. Kauns salary
wax held up because he had drawn
iadvance money while he was with -
Indianapolis club. Carroll says TIA
lKauff borrowed t1,500 from the ~.
ldianapolis club and agreed g Pay ~. !
,yr,,av ~aa deducted from KAun !
salary. Carroll declared. to make :
tnaymerat to Indianapolis
The outflelder does not deny tnA'
Inc borrowed the money from the n
Ala "A nolis club while he was Z mem
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
ROCHESTER, TAKES OPENER
BUT LOSES SECOND GAME

Montreal. July 1.-The Hustlers
won the morning game today, but the
Royals came back strong in the after
noon and won out by count OF
10 2 in pretty exhibition. The
morning score was to 3.
First game.
Score by Innings: X. n r.
Rochester -. coo Ola f0t---7 Ia
Montreal 49,. 020 100 000--3
Batteries: Huenke and Williams;
Doyle and Madden.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. Fl. Il,
Rochester -. 600 600 1000 9
Montreal -. 100 200. COS s
Batteries: Hon and williams. Dowd
and Howley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
WALTER JOHNSON
IS NOW A FATHER

Washington, July IA brand new
twirler has arrived In town. He
weighs la pounds. The stork
dropped him at sac O'Clock this
evening at the home of Walter john
SON the famous pitcher of the Wash
ington American League team, Both
mother and son are doing nicely.
Walter himself was In New York,
where the Nationals are playing the
Yankees. when the ssQrk arrived. :. He
wired that he~was leaving al mid
night to welcome this new baseball
prodigy.
Waiter married daughter of Rep
resentatiye Roberts. OF Nevada. last
August.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
TWO CAPTURE HONORS
At EAST-tAO TRAPS

Two East End marksmen. T. II.
Pollard and r. b, Moore. tied for hon
ors yesterday afternoon at the weekly
shoot of the East End Gun Club.
Each of them broke twenty-one birds
out of twenty-five tries. r. Gathright
ranked second with eighteen pigeons
TO his credit, while j. J. Ferebee, w.
Martin. and c. w. Wright divided
third honors. each of them breaking
seventeen. The shoot was one of the
most interesting ones held this sea
son. despite the fact that only few
OF the members turned out TO par
ticipate in the weekly sport.
. tri,n .annre. fnli1,rsrr. RrnL q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02

! Summary: Two-bas hits--kra
Heckinger, Bates. Three-base hits
Fewster. Pick. Sacrifice hits--Calla-
han, Tamm. q stolen bases--Fariey,
2: Writer Double plays--Pick to Ar
ragon TO Jordan. Struck out--By
Morisette. q: by schultz. 5. Base on
balls---By Meadows, 2; by Works. 4:
by Schultz. Q. Passed on balis--By
schaufle. Hits made---Of Meadows.
0 In innings tnone out in first; on
Morrisette, 2 in I innings, Left on
bases Richmond, 10; Newark, ;.
Umpires, Messrs. Cleary and Car
penter. Tfme--f:b0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
CHARLIE STRAIN AGAIN WINS
FOR THE PORTSMOUTH TEAM

Portsmouth, Va. July IA nip and
tuck game. a semi-siugging match.
was won today by Portsmouth from
Newport News by the score of to ..
While the Truckers outhit he Builders,
the visitors starred with long hits and
would have won easily but for poor
fielding at critical stages Of the game.
Twice the bali was put over the fence,
once by Hudgins and then by Walker,
both Builders, the two syaNs citing
Newport News four runs.
The hoy score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02

The 1915 Tear Book 81 yirginia, Is
sued by the State Department or Ar
riculture.s u bringing many compii-
er. The letters come from al parts
or Virginia and from other states il
which the Year Book has been dis
tributed This years issue u aid to
be the most valuable ever put ont
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
MAYER IS MASTER
Of BOSTON BRAVES
Champions Gained But Seven Hits
and Philiies Win Ont BY 2 Govt
of 2 to 1.
CHICAGO CUBS ARE BLAMED
Brooklyn Dodgers Administer Beat
ing to New York Giants--Oincin-
naM Redlces Triumph Over the
st. Louis Cardinals.

Philadelphia, July T. When
Schmidt lost Cravath's foul in the
ninth inning today he spilled the
game for Boston, the Phillies taking
the long end of 2 to / score.
{ Score by innings: r. H. 4.
Boston $500. 0f0 00e 0o0--1
Philadelphia 100 600 OO1--2 8 0
Batteries: Ragon and Gowdy;
Mayer and Kiilifer. Umpires, Byron
and Sason.
New York. July i.--For the second
time in two days the Dodgers gave
the Giants a drubbing today All the
Giant pitchers we're hit hard.
Score BY innings: r. II. E.
New York -. 100 600 e1o--2 IL 2
Brooklyn 80. COS 120 i0s--9 Ia 0
Batteries: Tesreau, schauer, schupp
and Meyers; Rucker and Miller.
Chicago, July 1.--Mamaux shut out
the Cubs today. and Pittsburg won.
4 to 0. Chicago got but four safeties
off the Pirate twirIer, while the sisitors
thumped Vaughn ten times.
Score by innings: X. II. E.
Pittsburg -. 0ol 900 2fa--4 10 2
Chicago -. GOO 600 ooo---o 4 8
Batteries: Maumax and Gibson;
Vaughn and Archie. Umpires, Klein
and Emslie-
Cincinnati, July Cincinnati
came from behind and won from St.
Louis today. TO I. The winning ruin
was scored on a hit hatsman, a sac
rifice, an out and a single.
Score by innings: r. II. K.
st. Louis -. oil 600 200--4 II .
Cincinnati 100 col o2i---5 Z 0
Batteries: Griner and Snyder; Ben
ton, Toney and Clark. Umpires
Quigley and Orth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02

Games Today.
New York In Brooklyn.
Pittsburg in Chicago.
st. Louis In Cincinnati
Boston in Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
New Postmaster in Charge.

Lynchburg. Va. July Isaac n.
Adams, Jr., who was two. months ago
appointed postma ster at Lynchburg. Is
in charge OF the Office. having been
checked In last night. Mr.. Adams
dent Harrison. Mckinley and Roose-
welt. having been in charge of the
ONCE seventeen years and nine
months
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02

Games Today.
Chicago in Detroit.
Cleveland in st. Louis.
Washington in New York.
Philadelphia in Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
FEDERAL LEAGUE.


Chicago. 3: Newark, 2.
Baltimore. s: Pfttsburg. 0 first
game).
Pittsburg, 49,; Baltimore, (second
game).
Buffalo 4 ST. Louis. first game1
St. Louis. IS; Buffalo, 0 ~tsecond
gamel.
Kansas City. 6 Brooklyn, (ftrst
gamel.
Kansas City. s; Brooklyn, (sec-
ong gamel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
n ERNEST POLLARD.

E&X Int was Wterd old exhibition OF
E63f national pastime within the Broad
<f9Qt enclosure yesterday. and some
the loyal fans wondered If they
|4 watching the same two teams
~ had been displaying such a steI-
T9fticle of the sport during the
4ioAa afternoons of this week,
601y team has an of day, and ii
m to Richmonds lot to have theirs
m when there were visitors watch-
m Them perform.
|& The yirginians' bad start in the
<tAl chapter proved disastrous. for
II 4nahled the visiting aggregation 20
xrner 4 total Of five runs and Incl
8Nfnlly vary substantial lead. Al
%&6uNh the boys made many desper.
~ 4lforts to even matters with the
&11nx braves. their efforts proved
XI<los&. for the Indians retained the
~ from the time the curtain was
0tntad al 4:so p. M. until the afore-
IA curtain fell after the afternoon's
efAinment in the ball yard. The
oyA was to s.
ronr Pitchers Used.
8 E0ur pitchers were rendered oppor-
&tttes to timber up during the en-
w&m0nf, three OF them wearing
! fGhmond uniforms "Rube" Mead
~ me big Ieft-handed coliegian, was
Son another chance to show what
1an tucked away in that salary
311U1s but II was the same sad story,
IN Vas wild, very Wild and after he
lNA walked the FIRST two men to face
tra M discarded hts uniform and at
1<k0d himself IN his evening clothes.
lEQrr1sette fslen came forth. but he
<ncorked two errors--and costly mis-
<alea they were--besides letting the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02

summary: Left on bases---NorfoEK,
Is: Rocky Mount. 4. Sacrifice flies
Foster. Two-base hits-Stetnbrenner
Foster, Mcmahon, 2. Struck out--By
HUMPHREYS. & by O'Brien. a. Bass
on halls--O' Brien. I Time of game.
.1:35. Umpire-Bussey. Attendance.
46S,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
RICE is VICTORIOUS
OVER SUFFOLK TEAM
Goober Huer Blanks Tigers For Nine Consecutive Innings
While His Teammates Get Next to Jap Efrd's
Benders For a Trio of Counters.

Hit by pitched balI--Henry. Struck
out-By Enrd. q; by Rice. 4. Time Of
game-1:1e Umpire--McGowan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
Men From Locals New feder Procured From Athletic
Major Leagues Standings
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
ResuIts YESTERDAY

Results Yesterday.
Cincinnati, S; St. Louis, {.
Pittsburg, a: Chicago. 0.
Brooklyn, 8: New York. 2.
Philadelphia. o. Boston. I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02

Games Today.
Brooklyn in Newark.
Buffalo in Baltimore.
Chicago in Pittsburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
Portsmouth.

Summary; Two-hase hits-Smith
and St. Martin. Home runs--Walker
and Hudgins Sacrifice hits-Hud-
gins and Taguer. Stolen bases Bunf-
ing. Q; Walker. Double plays
whitted to Garvin, Walters to Crtst
to Hudgins. Hits--On GARDINER. "A
in innings; offff Weisner, S in 8 IL
innings: of Strain. in rs In.
nings. Base on hals--Off Gardiner.
4: Off welsher, q: off Strain, .. Struck
out--By Strain. 4. Wild pitch--Gardi-
nier Left on bases Newport News
s. Portsmouth. 10. Time OF game.
1850. Umpires. Bigbie and Cullen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Cleveland, s: ST. Louis. ?.
Chicago. s.: Detroit, 3.
washington,5: New York. 3.
Boston, Philadelphia; rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
standing Of Clubs.

Games To-day.
laffAIo I'm Toronto.
Rochester In Montreal.
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v|RG|n|Ahs TO TAKE
NEEDED REST TO-DAY
Providence Grays VIII BE Here To
morrow For Series Of Three
Games With Locals.

The virginiaIss viii be given a
needed rest this afternoon, no
game being scheduled To be
played at Broad Street Park. To-
morrow the locals win tackle the
strong Providence Grays, opening
q three game series with them.
Only one contest vii he played
Saturday. but Monday, which win
be Il general holiday" there viii
be EAnaes goth In the morning and
afternoon. The morning contest
win saFt NJ 1850. while the even
& iIlE tilt win sart promptly at
$40 o'clock. The virginians all
lowed the Indians 90 take the ma
t0rity Of ahc gMznes I'm the series
just ended, but Manager Dunn
will make his boys 70 the limit 20
make up for IL when tho league
leaders arrive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today.
Suffolk in Petersburg.
Norfolk in Rocky Mount.
Newport News in Portsmouth.

Petersburg, Va. July with Man
ager Busch back in the lineup ana
the entire Petersburg team exnipit-
ing renewed life and playing In great
style. suffolk was defeated In the open
ing game of the last half OF the PEN
nant season at Mckenzie -Street Park
this afternoon. to O..
Rice was in great form and held the
Jungle Cats" safe at every stage
of the game. allowing only four hits,
no two Of which came in the same in
ming. He fame four batters and
walked none. He was never i'm danger
of being scored upon after the nrst
inning when. with two down. Goaloy
tripled to deep centerfield and Sam
proceeded to tan Allen
Jap Ehrd. for several seasons the
Nemesis of the Coolers, was hit hard
and at critical stages. Lester Sim
mons the pepper box Of the Peters
burg team annoyed Jap considerably
from the coaching line and in addition
he robbed the visiting pitcher of two
hits, one by sensational running catch
off the tips of his shoes and the other
way over back of first base. He also
cIouted Jap's offerings for two safe
drives. one of which drove in a run
Geeberx start In second.
Donovan opened the second inning
with single to left field reached sec
ond on Longs sacrifice and scored on
a single 10 center by Busch. Spencer
opened the seventh with single.
reached second on Sharp's sacrifice and
scored on Dreaming hit to center
field by shorty Long with one down
in the eighth. Rice was safe on an in
field hit and reached second on the
visiting shortstops error, but was
caught between second and third a mo-
ment later while Francisco reached first
on a fielder's choice. simmons singled,
sending .Nick'' to third and Spencer
drove one at Ehrd that was labeled for
the club house. but Jap attempted TO
stop Ii and was almost knocked OFF
his feet sharp famed. leaving two
on bases. but Rice in the ninth forced
Stewart Goalby and Allen to pop up
easy flies.
With one down in the fourth in
ming. Sharp drove a single through the
pitchers box which caught Efird just
below the right knee and came near
taking him of his feet, After that
he was not in the same form.
There were not many spectators at
the game but those present showed lots
of life and rooted Loyalty for the home
team. With both spectators and play
ers exhibiting the life that was shown
today and the boys playing the same
elias Of ball, Petersburg will have as
good chance as any other team in the
league to win the pennant for the sec
oHd-haff Bf-rhe- seasoFf.
Today's game was fetured by sensa-
tional catches by simmons and Fran
cisco and by the hitting of Simmons
| and Spencer. While the performance
| of Rice in the pitchers box shone
brightly. The score;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
ResuIfs Yestcrfia

Results Yesterday.
Petersburg,3: Suffolk, 0.
Rocky Mount. 2: Norfolk, l.
Portsmouth. s: Newport News, 8.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
|NDIANS TAKE FINAL
TILT FROM RICHMOND
6ty Miscues Walks and Hits in the Opening Chapter En-
Able Redmen to Make 1T Three Ont of Four From Vir
gnians Winning Yesterday by 8 to s Score.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE


Results Yesterday.
Newark. o, Richmond, ..
Rochester. q; Montreal, tmorn-
ing gamc}.
Montreal. 8; Rochester. ? latter
Noon xAmel.
nniSni0, =: Toronto, Z )Horn-
~ ean1cl-
1 ,n nNnc).
(1elscrs NOT scheduled.