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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-11
RIGHT TO EXPORT
ARMS TO ALLIES
ONCE MORE AFFIRMED

Washington, Aug. 1.-The NWcil-
can note rejecting tho contention cot
the Austro-TIuurarI1u government
that the action of the United states
Ia permitting tho expectation of Wu-
nitions of var to enemies of the Ger
manic allies 'Is not in c-ons"nancc
with the definition of neutrality, was
on lts way today % Vienna, Ambassa
dor Po1neld. tn whom the note was
dispatched, probably will present oil
the Austrian government t"mor-
The communication h In reply u"
the AuFtro-IIunrariau note az June
20. The note. o. was said, rcaiiirins
the position OF tho United states that
American exporters huvc a right un
der international Law to send supplies
helligerents able Co purchase ana
them,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-11
Everybody
CONTINUED from Page one.)

ture and proper uses Of water ballast
alF an absolute disregard 90 safety
after repeated warnings and frequent
Indications Of extreme instability.
continues the report. which also crit
icizes the system of water ballast cm-
ployod as not preventing the shifting
of the ballast.
I'VE recommend the report goes
on. that the steamboat inspection
service Dc -re-organlzed in e. manner
Go make an branches coordinate"
n ID further recommended that tho
Inspection service Doc removed from
control 81 the department of CONS
mercc 90 the navy department.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-11
AMERICAN TANKER PETROIITE
TAKEN INTO EVITISU PORT

London, Aug. . Cpelased 1y Ccn-
eor.1 -Aunouucomont ave- made here
today that the American lana
steamcr Petrolltc had been taken in
Ca "a British port
ship news reports gave the arrival
OF the Potrolite on August : az Kirk
wall. orkney Islands. 20 which she
evidently was taken by the British
naval authorities. The Pctrolite is
owned by ihc standard OH company.
she changed registry from German 20
American after tho outbreak of the
war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-11
Allies Determine
CONTINUED from rage onc.l

trawlers. tho Young Admiral. the
George Crabhe. the lilustrious. Calm,
Trevire. Welcome and Utopia. The
crews we're saved.
The lakewood was n steamer OF
.a259 tons gross. 500 feet long, as
feet beam. % feot deep and vas
built in 1908. The Norma was of
i.5ia tons gross n was quit In 1877
at Liverpool
Tho French bark Francois also was
sunk. Hcr crew was landed.
Tho Francois was "a vessel OF ezra
tons gross register and was owned ir
Nuutcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-11
LAREDO DISTRICT REPoRTs
Ugly MEXICAN ATTITUDE

Laredo. Tex. Aus. ii.-A request
for more troops in the Laredo district
because Of bitter feelings Of some
Mexicans over the non-reccgnition Of
Carranza was wired the state depart
meat today by United States Consul
Aionzo y. Garrett at Nucvo Laredo.
opposlte here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-11
MORE HA|T|EN
REVOLT ZIONIST
WIPED OUT
Admiral capsrtOn Reports
Killing Of General Auguste
and -Four Of His Leaders by
Committee Of Safety.

Washington. Aus. ii.-General Au-
euste. al the head 81 goo troops. at
tackled -. Mare last saturday and
was rcpulsed by o. Haitien commit
tee OF safety. Rear Admiral Capcr-
ton reportcd today that General Au-
ruF;e and four 81 hts followers We're
killed. Admiral Caperton reported
uneAsincss around Port-au-Prince ana
Cap Haiticn that may cause trouble
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-11

ditlon Of dcstituuoa. Conceding the
probability. Mr. Carothers intimated
iht foreign merchants would prob
ably exercise their privilege of keep
ing their torres closed. thus holding
their stocks. for q raise In the inter-
national rate Of exchange.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-03
Was WOrgOn unO Standard Oil 0drlen,
0irfen mir audi!

SIN nadtn gRouat miro in Berlin bic neue a~rieesonIebe bon 10
Dhuiarben D9art mfgeegt Deroen. Die brittle Sbr 4usgobeShEs lit
80, mo Die 9er8nfans De bic Der DOrungegansenH gro8mt. Sat
1atfdIanoS Golf IN Der Bet Der Gorge bic 5pete anleibe Taft ALIEN
glduSeno aufgebrndt 10 miro oog aud BEL Der ornten geideben, In Der
8t Der ruhmnoaen 5ege Ibr guban0, bic ben bolen 5ieg 1f Der
GaBen QiHe uo an alan Grontea erpartn lnen. Die arieosnuIdben
neroea cine quite anlage fir 0as oeutlde anpftnl Ien, uihf MUIR cine
poroti4e, bic ea Gpfer DerOen fam Die bdben erfen nerOen In
Berlin jeet i6on 81 b6berem aure e~ebnHOeIt. ais Der mar, su Dem fe
ausgegebeH mur0cn. 8atidIan0s areOit Hegt NIT lanen Giegeu. M1h
tem 5reoen If 5reHelos ouf cine bcoeutenoe aursfeguns 81 redHen
Die 91beiigune an Der 8ei1nnHg Der anleibe enlpebt f1 nIo in ieoer
Aris ln0 gpefaIos ptroe cine Itarfe Antbelnnbme oes amerifdniihn
~GaHlAtbunls bier sroben Ginbruf modem uuo eth geeensemidt ien
ergeu ben, DeIhen bic flnansieae SlHeleHtune bee 9dnfbnaies bon 8 g.
8mgoH & 60. fir bic 9rteR nnO Der Stan0nrb DeLSaRrcfen fir gub.
Inb mf amerita MAIDEN. 8ekr einoruf betbdtigt fd in Der qrefe,
int @eiA1ftsIeben ne i'm tdgfhen 2eben. llno f~ortDa9renO boben mir
nit BorteL RetticneH un6 Observation-Disclosures bagesen 0uf Der Behr
gdtaaoen 9er fnnn Is nit Der 9hnt geiheben.
Cad Der urfpringhheu NaAfralt1ts Aufonung Der Administration
mare ia cine tolde ~9abaligune an anlciben u0 Der Roth 81 ibr I'M.
neutral geDeeH. 4Mr 0e 6rahet, nit Der g. q. Whorgon as brihther
Bnan5ageHt oHfhhk nit Der Stnn6orD Del DnsIbe fnr 0ubI0n0, NIT
oE uniere Aafea. mb ionftigen 1noufuien ben aairten pf Rreoit bic
ARufel 5ma Ariegflbren Isern, benefit orB finan8ieae 9iHe fir GatEd.
Lamb ang nidt nS unneatrnl betrndtet peloen bari.
Vile aeHtonfrren mir, aud mi. rHfrqu @elobeta, geoen bic Elm.
eAtge RAttroladl es 1T mad ieoer Siuidt enpfe5InsDerfb umb nr6
eiuortf MAIDEN
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ReaiSteiten aus Soma!
9es Muimes.

Serr Gmil Shnabel, 407 6. auf.,
fat jest bic @ertretang Der omaha
5ribanr. &ir bitten bic Geier, benz
ielbtH aenigfeiten ans airdjfn. Ser.
Gins. HaD TamiIientreiien sntOmmeH
10 laiien, meldle Oerielbe Sar Der,
6ffentliAnug In Der 9ribine iber,
mitteln wirb. Ind nimmt Gerr
5dnabel Sn6ifriptiDns . OelSer In
G%mpiaug.
Gin gtnmmbnIter fam bpriger
Montne BEL 3lrrn uno 5rnu Nbilip
airA an. 6rnu airh lit bic iligIte
godter unieres alien perItorbenen
5reunoes 8i9arD @oblsemutb.
Ser 6reO aern unO Grau bon
Grimes, So, pdren lebten Sonatoa
nuf geiud BET 9errn emil edna.
bel. Serr aarn lit felt 8 SabreH
Guperintenoent Der Grimes Gan.
ming so. gr tbeilte uus mit, BAT
in ben ndditcH Gagen init BEN
5lbforn~giHma6en begonnen tpir0,
rpoDon ihon 88 Giienbabnpooen an
cine Ges loines 5irnla bertaufi
norbeH fino.
GouDerneur CIorfe bat 1uf or.
greifuus bes wlorOers 0es Saul.
names 9lufus ltIerD in BebIter
Gitn, ipelder in leeter Nohe er.
ihoIIen pur6e, cine @eIobnung bon
$500 ausaeiest.
gie GiHHabmen m1breno Der er,
lteH SdIfte Der biesidbrieen Staats'
ausltelung betrneen $4,000 Deni,
ger als in OerieIbeH Beriooe oes
gOrinbres.
am GieHItag fono bier cine 4ou,
fereH5 Der B~rogreiliueH fat. @s
purOe beIdlofen, fir fdu1tlihG
Staots- unb County Memter BEL Der
nadIteH @nbIen eigere anHoioater
nuf5uIteGen. Sir Gouperreur II
George Mbite BON gaepnoo In aus
fidlt geuommen nor0en.
Sn 0as 6aus bon %. g. Ballard
1905 @ooOlano abe., braden 0iei,
tag 9adt 9ie6e Elm un6 ~erbenteter
$40 goorgeIO Iouie cine eoIoenG
u6r.
auh am Gicnftng bntten fid mie'
6erum SO 9eate lpegeH Erunteubeii
5u Dernutnorten. $50 betomnIgr
Die aerIe i'm .trodenen~ 9es
Wloines MIR Den Ehnaps ber2
@inbreher un6 1ciGeH0iebe ma
den pdbrenb Der augltenung BIZ
StaN urftder. Ger Bortner Oh
5obnion bon 2inebiae purDe Dor
bier Negerns stpei WadnnIein mi
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eFlfllHHaliAt ANt# Nw @Has
are Ah sH tgNla aBa s4gf 7
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Ait #gmNfb IA Aga Nftllhft Nefl
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faHNa NflA4 81 "a ms9 res
"a Hfa Nal 2 kediea
asHtla falllaes assem HH1.
aas en- Hftl Hilafi pes st Asat.
Nei lsf f4fl.it ltHf fHs
fe4llfH taill
a kgH ltfiN EN- Hul hHHAs
Gen h4 4ell ahsfa llfN sAtM lsn
.Nm hi4 M a%HpfgtmNa ililsN vf tats
em HM Hliaf fM b.ett wHalaaA.
gtlAlt nah dine MfifaHlAf a9lls
e# m ~
.t4H atahn miaNalsH Me Ne dm
.laHlt leiN mtAt 1ati lHesfta
mas gR wlnllA eet tHusil esa
aiaau lfsllfn tN leNtns Gee ln Eel,
HfN Au3en Haluylih Wn hahffinHlef
aHh batei mfetllaef tielHA ffaliAs
wat ailgin itlfailh alfli e
.tt beh be lkltlHn Wflu ef Hat.
at hig llbluutNta ta a1plalaeH
Gel hrt V~glglsnbHi Nsie ltH mu
Wftu. Vnelaaa ki talAilaAluA b..
ram in ata arlea lafaleA Ngli eiaF
tAgllnahn0 aa Nsihlt ibm pfnl1
meht Aaeen pilghe alA Fing pdEl4
altmH Nqpie fHgiie @fea bar
.AANf eilpag aN1grft MlmNuNa iein
1m %ligBriaen aTff0Wta iii egm aiirs
IlFH eidnsmala ball Wualalhi node
aem Bic MISUNDERSTANDING aiolal lei.
ana Ienlhlau0 mtbF wefot nipga
~Ebpitn, ala nenrf "a neutral aeblls.
len mare Cir, @fen. heugs gar
Hihi bornn, Eensidl0uo ueruidisa
90 molten. 40 irl ibm mnr Oaraa.
aeIe9ea Nae uHonsiprehliAe elrHo
0es belnaiincien Brie0ens ans Der
8inililierieH &cIi an idaiieu. ena.
lambs GbeilHabme am Mriege ipgr6g
ION pertirsen, oenn e. let iteis ae.
niitet. Ieinea giHilub fir elneH.
iduellen 0rieOcnsIhnb In Die Nag.
Ihale 81 iuericn.
Hann mon Iih cine ar0Bere Don.
rel5inaiateIt 0gnteR2 Seinen ae.
ldaHten 8un6eSscHoiian fat 8re1.
buu0ertmaI ueriidert, England mer-
De Hidlt o~uiboreA 40 tdmpien, bis
Der oeAiime Ulilitarismus 5eriduet-
teri am 9ooeu liege. Gem oelltidm
9otihniter oaseaen iteat er Die
Wi0gIinteit IN Ausiihf, baB eng.
Iane, peHn IS linn ratbiom erihei.
ne. feline gunOesseHofien lisen lai
len uno fir eineH idnellen 6rieoens.
ihliib eiutreten uerbe. MaH 0ari
neugierig ieiR, Oh @reD Die Stirn
baben nje6, ben ananben 6es SIR.
iten 2hnowsfp NIT einem Gcnenti
ent9egen5utretca. Iiisen miirOe es'
nidf Diel. benH aud In 4arisI
mo lit PETERSBURG fennt man feline
QappeHbeimer unD meiB. Die edit
engliid bic aaae lit, Die 0reg I'M
Der u~Hterreolng gelpiett bat.
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Cir Gbwnro @rep, oer enelildg
Minilter oes ausmdrtigen III fit
nle 8eiten ieftgenogeIt in Der &c.
fhihte, iDeun aud nift gera0e ais
Der daeinise urbeber oes arieges,
10 bod nls Der europdtihe Staots,
mann, Der ben arieg bate berbiteu
tonnen unD es nift eethan BAT.
@rep tuuBte snr5 genai, mas es fiji
6oIgen bnben fuiiroe, oIs er III ienef
Idpulen Sulitagen, alto ou elmer
Bet. mo- nod tein 0eutlder Goloai
BeIgien betrsten bate. 1r0nfreif
Obne 8ifen ieiHer aOnegeu bonn aa,
binett UNI BEG 9nrloments bic mi,
litdriife SiIfe GnglnHOs 5uiagte.
Tenn oa6urd mur6e Gr1nfreid in
EtaHo geiest, ieire untertntuna,
@Hblono 5u beripreden. nnD 01s
modte ben Rrieg ulDernwi0lid.
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Gurcpos. es erbehf ben
anIprn6, bic eegemieitigen ge5ie.
bungeH Der anoeren Gambler su re.
eelu uno ju fOnfroaieren. SIN @eIt.
Itontenipitem Der 8utinft, ME es
Iid I'M aopfe engIiider Stnntsmdn.
ner nusmnlt, piro es fein @Eeid.
geDiht Der Mddte geben; oenn 6ds
pertraet itH Hii6Htt init GnoI0nos
6errihnftsgelliten.
Gns europdii1e @IeidgetDift III
Rir England nidts nrg Elm Leerps
S9lngiport, eiHe bleubetlDe GOrHieI,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-03

5alia Deritambenes Wleidgeiuidt.
Nas man in gn9laHD uHfer Ell.
top6iihem @leihgeuidt Derlfebt, lit
idlts anoerss, ais bee Grunoias,
cab Bic wi1die Oes Sentiments iiA
inter- chamber befdmpfen. boInncie.
'en uno aentroIiHeren miiTlen. oomit
EneIanos Ger. uub 6anbeLsmndt
~unapItdrt heitrhen bIeibe. 1ieies
arldoeluidt sInffem fou fih noa
triiiIAer auffnHuna einBig nuf Oh,
sppn Backgammon. England III ais
@eItulo4t fem iutegriereuoer 9e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-03

NiwtAi6 K# NgAaghs Az ah
fslm bsi 4IHs NslRMNHa tBN
HHf HsNa aN
ki4 eNaf MliNf mf
isiH HfFai Mllh aas6 tfN ~
bifiislH NHIifdfgt0thf aslidai, M
Ell e2 alffm ahffH
i4ifnsa Hla1nf tfl 1Vlnsslls
mllislH fafA ielia Afll vi NaaA.
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psua cid 81 uaiaplm anl
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H~8 HsdFiW NH~leAlWfhett lW tlH&s
siaHaH8 binlN Avn mp# tH VA
l EEL aai lHH INV M Nift
kH lmfm tati lAlHam Nh laH
81 nnA btsaut leH lba Ms NlHs
Isl teltaifNhf taafIta M
taafl WNftt ffHiaHt i'm tlHs
Hf Aall uuh eel sgm libF Hlslh.
.lstl
1H hsklilhfa alfNffH lHg haa
Ait sishf NHh prm tl8llfals aul
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Hsalfle pah flatafrWFln faHna
falfasW M NailtH hiG
#alf aHl aiA Fta Mlas WAaF
aheH
Ess hslahrias whilb #Whmlmuh
49, Y Fslst tan AaAAWWHH
MA Maute Nlt VEN MWgm
ailnmhHs AbulnastH unh whshlld
.rssleti
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Gpmnei[ gLnifs.

Serr 9hioolf gSaltcr, @roB.Se.
tretar Der 9taats.G robloge BON
Soma, 9. b. s. g., lift bieier Gage
non iainpr Munoreiie als @rob.
Setretar oes Oropns mie0pr bpim-
gefebrt. 0crr 4nlter beridtet nur
giinltiges uber ben Gr0en. Gr III
Der Qeber8eu8ung, Dab Dem Groeil
Der 6ernansiobne ein bliibenoes
8e0eiben beDoritebt.
Gonntu.auoitor Sobn o. Sam
non er5ielt 6ieier Gage Elm Sdrei-
ben 5ugeitellt, uorin Die Gruitees
bon Boomer 9opufbip ibren Mid.
fritz pom amte an3eigen. 0ie I'm.
tiers erbaIteH betanntlif feline Ser.
gntung fir geIeiitete Gienite. unO
0a pieL Decentralization NIT Die.
iem Gbrenanrt ~uerfnilpft ltno. 10
ypeigern lih biele 8lirgcr. bas glmt
al iibernebman. Der auoitor En-.
fart, ooB er 5hwierigtait babe,
bieie Aemter mieoer 81 6eiekn.
brnneescO OuiOice, ben itaIieni.
ide Stredenarbeiter Der Oes Wor-
oe5 bon SoDaro Sones i'm Nan.
gierbabn6of Der 0ortbncItern 8abn
pom 81. Mai 1918 aberfiibrt mir.
be uno in Sort MobiIon feline Giro.
ie perblbte, ertieIt pcm Obereeriht
einen reuen pro5eb betpiaigt. @s lit
mabrideinIid. bab Subtle I'm
6erbittermin @Ieniuooo fem Smeites
gerbor 81 belteben baben miro.
Serr Sobn Qbler, alias Sobn
aline, Elm beriidtigter GdIiAer, ipiro
pon Der poIi;ei geiuft. oo er aus
benz @eidnguiB in @nuteibn, 8is.,
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w."
1it fuHM @labi M IN Wuirf,
aiiHa litft time Mntalast mllts
am AtnDi9g bfNanaen nurha lneem
sft fafngt ,,stn ihflff anfn aii.
herein nafmff hta 32. latfiatn wfe
EuHirau. aoiAelugnh pbut ieAfu
Amnh uigtpflheh Or htt Htiga.
iaali hfs VtMpfbeif bsiahb idl
BET aatmer Msllni ReiIcn, mtIhgr
anaat. Aab gnlld NIT elnFm tae'
mfhf oni tie tuaermHHen mb out
q nliipau ohnt ltae NAEnuma ae.
irarri hnte. Ger Nosber mnrAe
ohne 8uIalluHa pon BaWlhuh III
salt aenenmeu. Vie lih ipdier
hefaaslsellp. fed suilhm benz Nor.
Der ua0 igiHcn Cpicr. iopie oelien
Naier @eorle Gulip0n felt Can.
gem BelRhltaii beitonhen bnhga
lie beibqn 9nlIipons pdrrn Dor 10
Aabreu onaeflaat aad Butler einen
fhailiden Mnauii ggnadi ~ ha.
ben. mutheH ieAch ireigeiproden.
surs nahocm bic 6rou oes er.
mcroeipn Don Der Sdredensihat or.
fihr. CAB fe einem anabrn Oas Sc
ben.
get ibrrm @eTuh In Suores,
Merito. mur0en Serr uno 5rnu.
3ranl q. Soil ron bier BON ben
merifuniidca Ncb5roen erpmhios
perbahet uno Gift in Grribeit 9eieet
nadl0em file me5rere Dollars berappt
hoiteu.
81 Der am Arbeiiertag in Omaha
itattfinSeB6en aonnenti-
on iiuo i1mnlhite bieiige 9ertheiler
Der 4oltiaden beurlaubt poroen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
MARKS MADE BY BOWLERs
PAST SEASON WERE GOOD
Captains Of Teams in Greater Rich
mond League Hold Meeting
ut Newport Alleys.
PRIZES ARE HANDED OUT
Supporters Took Team Honors in
Race, With Times-Dispatch Second.
Whitman Rolled Best Total in
Three GameS-Smith Runner-IJD.

Captains OF the six teams in the
Greater Richmond Bowling League
assembled at the Newport Alleys We'd
nesday night, went over the records
or the season with Secretary McFar-
iand and made awards to teams and
ihdiridual bowlers who finished the
season. The Superiors walked away
with the team honors winning twenty
nine and losing ten games. The Times
Dispatch won second money, Noldc,s
Tlp-Tops, third, and the Newports.
fourth.
Whitman. OF the Tip-Tops, put up
total OF gu for three games, and
second with G17: Splitting, OF the SUI
Pcriors, was third with COS, while
banicy and Alright each bowied COZ.
inc team standing and team prizes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

game. The lcft-hander outpitched the
indian, shutting out Baltimore. to O.
10 allowed but three hits and not u
Baltimore player got past third base
Rankin Johnson, just purchased from
Chicago. pitched the Terrapins to vic
tory in the second game. 5 to 3. A
contest.
First game:
Score by innings: RH r.
st. Louis. ......O O100-2 10 O
Baltimore .....0 30 0 O 10000 8 O
Batteries: Plank and Hartley; Bend
or and Owens.
Second game:
Score by innings: RHE
st. Louis. .000O1 O2Oo-3 1
Batteries: Crandall and Hartley sT,
johnson and JaCklitSCh ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

The North Side Gun Club held its
usual shoot with L. NJ g. Anderson
n!Sh gun breaking lorty-siX out OF
fifty birds Price and Virginia struck
u slump in their shooting. falling far
below their average. "Billy Harvey.
the CLUBS popular secretary. continues
TO improve, leaving his old eliminates
TO look on with establishments the prize
OF box of nice cigars having boon
awarded him as trophy ut this after
Moons shoot May he continue 10 i'm
prove" is I'll" byword Of his fellow club
men. They viii hold a special shoot
er saturday n o'clock.
The score follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
KANSAS CITY DROPS ONE

NEWARK. June 26.-Big Ed ReuI-
bach held the Kansas City Packers
sui,icicntly in check while the Newark
scan nattcd Nick cullop off the slab
in to-day's game. and Newark won Nv
score Of to 3. The enforcement or
strict Interpretation of tho rule re-
suited In halks being called on both
ni!chars. harden and Rousoh con-
trihuted long hits for the home team.
Score by Innings: r. IT %
Kansas City. 0Oo0O2 % . /
Batteries: Cullop, Gingers and Brown:
Rculback and Harden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

NVOTH bN INNINGS: r.
i.nfial" aforementioned % / c. :
Montreal ...............0 0 3 Ill
SUMMARY: Runs-Gilhooley. Jameson CO..
HHriStrom. lalonge. Nash t2,. ireian Smith
Nhitclnan Cd. FLYNN. Cadore CO. Howlcy
iome runs-Nhiteman, Howley. Three base
ht-Jamieson. Two base hits--Judso, Ire
Ian. Dcvlin. Smith. Stolen bascs-Whitc-
man, smith Gilhooley. Sacrifice hits-Nash
lrolan. Devlin. Sacrifice ilics-IIolden Smith
oeylin .Carls;rom. Struck out-hy Cadore
:: OFF Ba'ier >. Wild pitches-by Cadorc' /
ny RAIDER. ;. umpir-s, Hart and Brown
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Fourth of July Rates
Norfolk and Western Ry.

Tickets Will be sold at reduced rates
TO all points on Norfolk and Western
Railway. and TO many points on con-
Meeting lines. Selling dates July 3,
and 8. good for return passage until
July !. Iolb Special oxcursion TO Nor
folk ana Virginia Beach Monday, July &
schedule and fare same as for sneciai
sunday excursion train. Full informa-
ticn may be had at the y & W Pas.
senEer Office, S3S East Main Street.
c. IL BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent
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Summary: Two-basc hits-Amos,
Dunn. Marable t2), Monroe. Beasloy.
Flanagan t2). Orebaugh. Three base
hits-kennedy. Home runs-Dunn,
Marablc. Stolen bascs-Coulter, Ore
bauSh (2). Marable. Kennedy (2),
Beasley. Flanagan C2),Groves. Hits
off Wingo, in innings: Off Flana-
innings. Bases on balls-by WiuGo,
f. Flanagan. /: Coulter, l. Batters
hits-by Wingo, .; Flanagan. /.
4; Flanagan. .. Umpire. Bigble..
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Portncrs Win,

The Portners defea ted the Richmond
Electric Company team, ut Byrd Park,
by the score Of IL to O.
1t was one-slded affair, but the
Electrics have greatly strengthened
their team. and they are still after
new men.
Bransford was the batting star of
the game, getting three hits out of
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HART IS HIGH SUMNER At
WEEKLY WEST END SHOOT
Field Was Small on Account Of
Other Sporting Attractions
in City.
WILL HAVE BIG TOURNAMENT
Club Members Are Urged to Practice
for state Association Shoot on
Labor Day--Loving Cup offered to
Winner Next Week

NJ. n. Hart turned In the high card
yesterday ut tho West End Gun Club
He was one bird ahead OF John c. Ens-
ley. runncr-up. As usual, ev@ral men
came out too late to get in the regulars
and shot in the extras. Bass fishing
and baseball are swapping the attend
ance.
tion annual shoot Will he held here on
Labor Day. and the management il
anxious for club members to get in
shape fol that tournament. The West
End is one of the youngest clubs. and
one OF the largest clubs in point of
membership in the state. 1t will make
n poor showing in the State tourna-
ment unless :ho mon attend drills"
more regularly between now and Labor
Day. Next Saturday Mt $50 O'Clock 4
loving cup Will he shot for. and on
July there will he a handicap prize
shoot beginning ut o'clock. Each
shooter is expected to bring some small
prize.
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Trnvcrs JSccps on Winning.

Travers, national open golf champion. to-
day defeated Walter Reynolds. OF the Wood
bury IN. ~ Country Club, In the thirty
six-holc fnal round for tho Harold ~ Sands
trophy at the Merton Cricket Club. Havcr-
ford. Travcrs won by up to play
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BUFFALO LOST THREE
ISps cial TO The Timcs-Dispatch. ]

ISpe cial 70 The Times Dispatch
MONTREAL. QUE. June "a bat
ting rally in the sixth inning nettcd
half Il dozen runs for tho Royals in
to.day's game. and cost Buffalo its
third straight loss. The score was II
TO .. Tho locals hit Bader hard all
through. while Cadore pitched steady
ball with the exception of the seventh
inning; Sensational fielding by the
local infeld helped Cadore out OF Il
hole on two occasions. Score:
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HUSTLERS TAKE BOTH

Especial 10 The Times Dispatc},
TORONTO, ONT, June Rochester
turned the, tables on Toronto to-day
header, with scores of g TO ; ana gtn
respectively The FIRST was a sccsav'
hard fought battle. in which Pa!mcro
outlaHted Luque The Hustlcrs scored
eight runs in the second inning OF No
second game of Cocrcham bu, mad
trouble solving McTiguc, who replaced
him. Clemens had a home run In this
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Masonic Homo Wins.

The Homo BOYS defeated tho Mans on III.
formers diamond by the OF : to t.
TN" game was interesting from start to
finish and was one of the prettics, plnvcd
on the homo grounds this season.
Waynan ana Rayhorn featured with the
stick. while Han had the visitors nt his
mercy. when hits meant runs.
batteries; Masonic Home. Hall. Harris and
Martin; Maps, Walker and Gathrirht
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
PITTFEDS BEAT BUFFALO

BUFFALO. n. Y, June 2G.-A base
on balls. single and three doubles
IN the eighth inning gave Pittsburgh
INC winning run In 3-to-2 victory over
liuffnlo to-day. Anderson was nil frcc
!y throughout the game, while Allen
Kept the hits well scattered exccpt in
the sixth. when singles by Chase and
Mcdonald and n double by EnElc scored
TWO runs.
Score by innings: Ri T.
Pittsburgh 100 000OO3O-S IL /
Buffalo 5000 . q q %
batteries Allen and O'Connor. An
dcrs0n, Rcdlcnt and Blair
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FEDERATION LEAGUE
uowitzcrs Defeat Rnrton I.cirbt

II0WftHcrS DcfcRt HnrtOn Heights.
The Howitzers defeated Barton
Heights. mt Byrd Park i'm game
aboundinE in heavy hitting and sem
sationnl basc-running. The features
were tho batting of y. Powell, who got
Il home run. three base hit. double and
single out OF five times up and three
double steals by the HowitHers