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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Uorife Difineer / Oct
l0oe Qarhunoreoe.
Sr. Hebafter!

Sr. HeoaftGr!
s en- pelifrepen og meeet irteres.
liant Iuisartifel befluger Dor GruGr'
biJe Senator anlte Hellon, at Der
biotil er ifrepet lan libet ON norifc
Eioneerer / Mmerifo.
Wen BET er muligt, at nppnte Or.
tifelS 2niere bar facet oct feilag.
tige Sllotrpf, at ser bibtil life en-
gang err aiort &eoe for Glen9 Seer.
un og Ole &pnning, TO al pore for
nemIte @anebrpbere. Saopiot ieg
pcs, er Be begee omtalte / anllo
2nngelanbs, 0rof. 81. g. Mnberions,
Sob.'s g. @iits, Sialmar Muuo
Sclcnb % Erof. George 6loms So
ger meo Here. 90 / BEN at timber
tegnebes @pger, iom ubfom / 1907,
er Glellg Eeerion ontalt poa Si-
oerne 10, 10, 60, 200 % anoetiteos,
mems Ole Stunning er umtalt pnu
Siberne, 10, 10 og 453 / iamme
@oa og oaiaa / 2oen Gel al "Noro-
mHnocne / gmerifa"".
Get er ielpielgelig life at pente,
at Dor trapleitc Senotor, iom bar
Slliener al andre cling at ie eiter
ifltl0e bape ill,oet Sio til nt fate
Jig opcr 9pger, iom lig9er iloellom
bans Girfe % iom ombanOler Silie-
llcr al "Gifinger" / set 19be % tio-
ligerc Iarbunorcber. Men oct ifal
piQigt inoremlncS, at De usfomne
Bigger paa bette Smroabe bllrbc bd-
be ppret fplNigere % bebre eno Sc
er, bpilfet Sc o9iaa pilbe bapc boz
ret, ONT port Tolf bapbe pGret uil=
ligcre til at ltette ltbgiperne, iaa at
Sc fitnoc bape piret mere al lin Sib
% bape bopt flere Wioler til at an-
pclbe poo felipe Snoiamlingen %
9ebonolingen al set biitoriife, ita,
~tiItiife % biograiiifc Materiole. Ser.
ior bcnre lille Splpsning og Serig-
tigeIie. Get p%oabegpnote gogar-
beibe, iom pil fortpae Be fommcnbe
Slrgter ON 3oroin0nbenes uirfe-
ligc Opoaaelic % amerifa, ON Sc
norlfe Eionccrers bnnroe % ieloop-
oircnoc Mponingsnrbeioe / bette
Sano ~ ON port Tolf3 oporoaenoe
Sno'ats i bette 2ai,os aultur %
llopifling, fan banbe fortiGttcS %
forbeorcS bare III iaor Dor &iprlia-
bco til SUNrenes o9 Weorencs Mirt-
DC tllltrUffelig paft % bare hi lpi-
ter / Slot til at bepure set.
9GrbpoigIt
Martin ltIpeitao.
San Srancisco, Gal., Bite Mai
1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
ST. Olafs
Commencement.

"a llllgc WtGno % apinber gra-
ollereoe ira ct. SIai College iaor.
63 al oisie fit @accoIourers-@ roocn,
20 grabllereoe ira Nfaoemiet, 8 fra
College Of Wi,iic % Z fit Seadcr's
Certificate in Mfliic.
Napnene poa Dem iom blep ofooe-
nl'fe Vorgere er: Gbriitopber s(or-
tbnlt, Grnlt Scrman @affcn, Clara
s. @ention, 81. Spibia Berg, Selmcr
alon5o eugene 9erge, Nrlte ST Ser
gum, Clarence u. 6. @raoten, Mfiel
g. @ile, @ebiter $. Clement, @el,.
ME Mrtbur 2icion, Sleona .. 81
ton, Sobn ". 9. Gi1geietber, SSonas
SoiS, Suloab 6. @auitao, Muqno 90.
8anltao, Slaf Sohn @opia, Gelmor
q. 8rfinbe, Sohn M. Saolunb. Shp.
ra Watbiloa SeIietb, Nrtbur Suitin
8ootfreo Senoerion, elmer Mrfi.
balo Sopocipen, Sbeooore Suoaen-
pif, Honbolpb Dian Suns, gilbert =.
Sohnion. ears 9. ailoohI, aleonoro
&leuer, Otis g. &nubtion, g.. Slaf
aolitoe, Olga g.. 2nsne, @olter g.
Wolictb, Inorem McIoohl, Choir
biprn g. Mcper, GnrI SSphun NoocI.
itoo, @lobps s. Ntelion, Sobn Nor-
man NeIipn, Sigpulo s.. Hclion,
agnes Ncotpeot, Soiepbinc Gobtpcbt,
&a5eI Willie EriSciaa Slion, Scnrn
g. Slion, Ilma :. Nctcrion, @eor.
gina Titlonb, Ssmalo HoouIen,
Gbriition HonoeStuebt, Irtmlr g.
Hiitob. Spbia Ignctbe Nuiten. @lo-
onS GpeIpn H,llib, Mlpin @eoroc M,t.
tie, aarI Srlano Satire, Scbann 8.
Silieth, Oscar Sheoonrc Sinonion,
Spieph Nathaniel Slettcn. Nrtbur
s. Stcen, Oscar 3. Spcnnmmion,
Inna Morie Saneicrb, SlIno :.
5bcmpion, Irthur gbipin Sbomp.
ion, &iloa 2apina Shompipu, 8lenu
2. Shorion, &. Warie Soraeion,
Conn llnereng % Surrp Gperctt
Micfllino.
sra College Of Wiiiic grabuercbe
|albora SeIlanb, Tasnp SsibabI %
Marie Soobcp.
SpIaenoe @raoiiclter or bette
Mars Sonor StuocntS: Clara @ent-
ion, Sclmer @crge, Clarence @raa-
ten, theodore &uegenpif, Sttis
anntion, GarI Nagclitab, SaSel 81
ion, alma YeterionL SSmalo Hogn.
len, @Iaops Hunlo, Srlano Satire,
Maric souaierb. Comp uuerens %
Sarry @icfInnS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
slfoocmi . 8ro%oueuterne heber:

Mfaoemi 8raouenterne be0er
Walter Iaberg, u. :. @erge. War.
tba SieIoe, Geter Sosium, NuooIpb
Groe, Conrad Sanion, Mutb Marie
Solitao, Sbie Siuan, Gbipin Suiber,
Malpb Spioroen, SaroIo Haber, NeIs
@citen, Mlpina &otpberg, Sngebreft
Sfaarbrepif, &idaro Stanlep, GIa.
renee Spenseio, Inbrem 3bompion,
Reuie 1bompion og 8eter Carl I'm.
oerbabI.
Telgenbe fit Seader's Certificate
in Wliiic: @aIbore gngb, Mnna Sos.
lien, Clara &efitao, Charlotte War.
picf, Su @erne Gbriitenion, @ae
Snsrub % @elena Sanion.
1alt. 20. 9. @aloeIanb mebbeItes
8raben @accaIaureus Mrtium.
Sreibman ScboIaribip aapes
Martba 5iclbc % Ieter Sosium.
Gala S6olaribip for nGite s(ar TIL
bellies Clara Sermanion, Mabel Sell
geien, SranfIin Cyrus Clement %
aarine Smmons.
Sopeotalerne for De forifieQige
Gage lnoer SlutningsfeitIiebeoerne
bar Tr9iioent &. 81. @igneis, Nalt.
W. 6. @aloelano, 9rof. 6. sc. @es-
mig, Grof. Z. 81. Maion, Son. Geo.
g. Sonnes % DR.. s. &c. &iloabl.
@aaoe aIumniforenineen og Isio.
ciationen bolbt Sorretninesmsbe
MlltmniforeningenS gmbeosmpno
for oct fommenbe gar er: 8rpiioent,
Eait. .. @lesne; Gice Irpiioent,
Ioplpb 2arien; Sefret9r, Miis @al.
borg @iern; a~asierer, Yroi. g.. 6.
&plpoag; Heoaftpr for Mlllmniipal.
ten / Meslenger, Hait. q. &lepen.
Isiociationen palgte felgenoe gm-
beosmGno: TrGiioent, Or. sc. Sla-
ten; Sice Yrpiioent, Mrs. 81. g.
@iernebp; Sefretpr, Mbrabam
@olb; aasierer, Wiis 2,ciIe @op;
Heoafter for IsiociotionsipaIten i
W%esienger, 9rof. Slap See.
4pr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
9sSems 0pn.

Ssrsen :. 0oita bsSe en- roIis os
Bib 2co / tit Siem n9r 5orieIboe
Scub. @oiie Go, SSabo, Sen 1sbe
Iarts 1915, eiter lrneere Sios Spgee
leie. Iibsbe bar fent paa Sofia. Ger.
Norae. Sen 10be Iusnit / 1868 at
SorUlSre Sobannes 6aralhien Sofia oe
Cline So~haunesieu Seigseie, Ger, bess
&c Nsoe paa Sofia. Ssrgen Sofia, De-
res eueite Sen, ~ubuauSrebe til Imerifa
Ndrct 1886, bpor han boeoe / @innes
iota. Sen lite Sttober 1890 inesif
han sg9tcitab meo @arie grictiun
hois Sorrlbre. Grit SIion oa Gune
Soerion, besse bar fra HoIas, Humes
oal. Horae. Ir. Sofia ait lamme Nar
'arnmcn nreo lin Snitru til Norse til
hans NprGlore, hpor &c bceoe | 16
Nar. eiter al hans SorGlpre Seee. uos
panoreoe hs after til Nmeriia. hpor DC
bpeNe ! sSiltiu 60. Ninnciptd. I apriI
1907 reilte DC til Ylacerpiie, Soabo.
Warren 1911 boiatie &c JIG paa ct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
gauges sDnooe.

Sauge acabemp, 5anhenJ
Siipeb, China, bar MI ct GIepanto.
al 1870 unge Gutter, ibereenet ser
forbereoenbe Ifbeling.
= Taitor N. s. aaoIonb o. Si,.
Itrii er poa Geiie biemoper. q
pentes til Can 5raneisco oe ipritt
Gage / Sum- og pil antaselie naa
frem til 8rano Sorts til Mors.
meoet.
G%rofesior 90. 8. @ee pet
Neo @in9 Seminar ifal, eiter boaO
glaoene beretter, bape antagct
aalo ioln Ereit for en- Wenigbeo
al ben 6orenebe Strife / aolispeG,
Wtontana, paa ct Nar.
Valtor q. s. MabIonb bor MI
fjebt, ifplge Spnooens @eitemmclie
peo iibite aarsmsoe, ben Gienbom,,
Tom tiliteoer Sinpeb Station poo
Norb og @eit. De fineiiife Sule
poa fannie err ombpgget til Sag
lfoIclofaler, % Ben norDre Gel,
lom life bnpoe nogen Suie, err MI
lagt til acknowledgements Sape.
9feo @ing &reos Dolot Wpbe
pes Saplor, @is., @oftor 9. Z.
@orgen'S aalo, ben t2te til 14bc
Mai. Eaitor s. S. Gable bolot
IobningSprpoifenen og Gaitor s.
s. Sacoblon inolebeoe SamtaIcenl-
net, 2rf. 10, asa. Sor,oen 90
nrpnte Ereiter bar Stebets Grelt,
Eaitor Bergen, ionlt 6. 6. Sacob.
ion og .. Meitan tiliteoe. Solicit
fom flittig til Weoerne % man
bnpoe Oct opbpggeligt og goot.
Foa ct 6Tllesmpbe al Stprs
bal MenigbeO o. 9lond)aros apin-
.oeforening, Eaitor .. s. Malfe-
picf's &alo, aibolot hos AIRS. $.
Salpor'on ben 24oe Marts, bIep
Noitoren al &enner forrrct ct Ear
Se'teiGlcr, % Suitruen en- Gum
tiliumm1en $54.35. Soo
bar Der after nogle al 0ennerne /
og rnlot S%alesbltre, iom .eierne
piloe, at ban ogiua ifllIoe iao itg e,
M @llggD. &c iamleoe ltrar til oct
800.
Ssiifolen for llooonnellen al
fpinoelige arbeioere bar iaar ct
elepantal al 20 unge apinoer, ibe.
Ben forbereoenoe Mioelina.
lioer meget paa @rlnb al
De oaarlige, somIe, ioIoefrroige
Suie, lom SfoIen boIoes /.
,S%plleSlfolen al Sauges Spnooe %
ipenlf-amerifonife Misiipnsfor-
ouno fan neppe %begpnoe for Sauaes
realiierer oen ior to a ire
lar lioen fatteoe 9eitcnmelie at OPP
gre De neopenoige 9pgninger.
Eaitor @9en og bans SpIter
Sngo aflagoc 9eiog Dos SAUCES
Wislionprer Sinpeb % 6andeng
zen iiolte llge / Warts. 9aItor
Been er M efter I a s Mars Sropur
'ommen tilbage til China for at pp-
Observation-Disclosures ibIanot
oeoningerne. Sans Spiter uater
It optage Mfisiionsarbeioe pgiaa.
Sc bar enonl life beitemt fla, bpor
'e bill aabne Citation, men tpnfer at
Jig / en- iterre So / oct
bpor oct llltberife SamIuno
lrbeioer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Abe Margan9.

SomeItcan i 9tGrbeben at SorieI6oe
Vero, Soahp, bpor Sc Iioen har bpct.
Sans Stone og 8 @ern 6earrber Ia
bet al en- tro 90 tirrIig ;yaoer, men
leoer | Saabet, at BON bar bet meoet
beore M cnb | benne Santmeroal. Sans
Sro bar itert a Seius. 6an bapSc
i'm SamIine til Bet iibite. ga ban ioos
De Sarnel til lin Some % line Barn,
'opneoe ban inb meb ct Sntil % Saab,
at n ale maatte trGffes bog Seius.
g%e8rapeIien fanbt Steo BEN 2oSe
Warts.
sgsteifabet bar peIiienet meo 10
Barn, hporaf 4 er beoc. Sc oierIes
benoe er: Rrs. Q. @. Sliun, @iIs
Sole Sofia, Sobn Sofia, Crit Sofia,
Wis anna Sofia og Ielbin Sofia.
Y.
("Sfanhinaben" bebcs pptaee.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11

Sorsoag Ben 27oc Woi bereo
&c Ssilanbs Wenigbeb, Vaitor 8ul
leriio's Sab, fine 0reiteioIf eli be
boecIig Spcrraitelic. &c e~iterIof
en- @opc poa $tS5, booro' S25 pal
ira M~cniQbebcn8 Misunderstanding %
$50 ira Menigbe0en8 lln9oomsior.
erine. &c piIoe berpeo bipIpe lin
Trcit til at beitrioe bans llo8iitcr
i'll Ncniionsfoslei1. anIoct8 Wenig.
hcoer bar o9iaa gioet 4oitor 8uIe-
rub CT ire WaaneberS Tcrie..
Miuneiota @aIep &reoS boI0t
CT ~peIIpffet areosmeoe / @iq @eno
airfc, Vaitor Sbeo. 9crgce'S aoIb,
ben 1Soe til 20be Moi. Meoet bleo
cabinet neo Ell 9rroifcn al Noitor
O. Sopen. Noitor s. 8. Spore
forretteoe pes IIteret. SamtoIe.
cntnet bar: "SpiIfe er Sc Wi6Ier
paa Dor SIDE, bporpeo hi beporeS /
Dor 0~aabSpoqt?" 1oitor 8icre par
Hefercnt. aIne arebIenS Qreiter bar
tiIitebe % 0eIesater ira areoiens
1eniQbeber.
- @iter enSt @it6atienefte forIe-
Ben Serbag / Normnn Mcni9beoS
Strife, Gals Gountn, g. Guf., lam.
lebes en- bel Sfore ira Soroce, Chi
i%tiania % Norman Meuiqbcber /
Sen nafrr, notltrIiqe Forf run0t
8irfen. Gn al Mcnigbeben bar bic.
ben opfororct til at blioe igien i
airfen for at beoc sc firre Qreite-
foIf, 0aitor % Mrs. Gnorcien, ON
life at 9na hien I'll gPiobog Den
Dag, "a Der bIeD ierDcret Nti0ong /
&trfcnS 9nientent, men at Sc iprIt
iiiaatte bIipe meo neo / Eorfer, oo
Der bar noget iom ifltIbe uorette6
ferit. Ser bIeo "a bolot Ell Gale
for Treitrfolfene, bpori DC taffe0e5
Tor set Irbeibe, oe begqe ioa fro
ioit uorettcoe. Der bIep Ga opcrraft
Toitor % MrS. Goreien en- 6oro
Iutomobil, 1915 Mo6el, iulbt be.
taIt % Fenac nof I'll al bpqNe &ll$
I'll Sen. Mco Den &ilcircmbco %
6icrtcIigbc0, iom cr cacn Tor Naitor
Goreicn, tnffcoe ban ale ior Sen
tore @apc, 'om ban ingbc bar ioa
uiortient.
Sra ga crosse ifripcS til
"airfctiocn0c": ga por WfcniQbco
/ Sertioorcne blcp imtiitet, raobeoe
Sen @runocn olcnc, oct pil iige, Ben
bar Den cneite norif.Ilitbcrife Me.
ni1beb poa Stc0ct, % oerior bar oct
n%otlaa naturIig, at bcn fit Napnct:
Gen norit- epang .%.lutherifc McniQ,
hc0 ga Gro@ic"; men / Nnrenc9
Sob bar Sc uorif. lutberifc N%IcuiQhc.
Der iormcrct iiQ, iou hi Tor urrpr.
rcnoe bar lem W}cnlgbcoer al ion.
me GrocabcficnocIic, OF 0erior
'anot man, at oct gamIc Nnou I'M.
Der 0i3ie SmitTu0iQhe0er uar alt
dll0ct emo tilrreoaitlllcnoc. Gctte
gap ga Steoct til, at SperQ&nlanlct
Oct life III pur paatioc at ne.
l1t9hcocn If ct mere beitenI Raun
blcO braQt pnu pane. Suacl blcu
.behunolct paa ire pau hlnan0en ipl
Jcnoe WfcniQhcoamoocr, "a set en-.
beige He'lltot bIep. at SET N}on0n12 ,
Iften Den 30ic 4fal paa WcniQhco2. ,
neoc, ION par ianmcutalot ior 2lu-
pNuiunpr blnD a,,itar,,,t, L,iI,+,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-16
OFF FOR BANKERS MEETING

tn" trains TO Old Poin; Comfort, this
afternoon VIII carry the advance scouts
OF the small army Of Richmond bank
'rS VINO VIII attend the twcnty-second
annua! convention of the Vircini,
Hankcrs' Association at the Chamber
I'm Hotel While the convention proper
noes not open until tomorrow morn
ihs, the executive council will hold n
meeting tonight. The Richmond mem
Der OF the executive council is w. NJ,
Hhnison, cashier OF the First National
Bank.
Among those who are scheduled 10
MAKE addresses during the convention
period are John Burke. Treasurer OF
the United States: William p. Hamil-
ton o! New York. editor OF the Wall
street Journal; and Bradford Knapp. Of
inc Cnitcd states Department Of Agri-
culture at Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-16
DARKNESS STOPS PLAY
IN QUALIFYING ROUND

ATLANTA. GA. June 15-Darknes,
tonight interrupted the qualifying
round of the Southern Golf .Associa-
tons fourteenth annual tournament
here. with nineteen contestants still
upon the course. The tournament rules
committee ruled that of these only four
would have finished with scores OF "a
or better, and ordered that these play
ers complete their cards tomorrow.
OF the 2l5 golfers from practically
every section of the South who entered
the tournament early to-day, only
hfty-four succeeded in negotiating the
eighteen holes In % or lower. These
with ten players to be selected from the
seventeen who turned In cards OF a.
Will make up the winning sixtv-four
who VIII begin match play for cham
pionship honors Tomorrow. The lucky
ten Will be determined by hole compe-
ution early tomorrow. according to
announcement by the rules committee
tonight.
Although the weather was perfect
to-day. and the course in admira BILE
condition. scores generally were re-
garded as unusually high.
Tomorrow morning the first round
Of elimination match play will begin.
the winners Of the morning round
meeting in the afternoon TO determine
the sixteen players who will form the
championship flight. The losing six
teen will compose the second flight
The thirty-two players defeated in the
morning, Will he matched in the after
noon to determine the third and fourth
flights.
Among the players who qualified to-
day were:
w. NJ. Paul. Charlotte. 81: T. r. Brcm.
Charlotte, 90: +. NJ Laxton. Charlotte
90; f. V. Patterson. Charlotte, "a. and
f. Watkins. Charlotte. "a.
At the annual meeting OF the South
nrt al ,fo
officers were reelected. and r. II.
Baugh. OF birmingham. Ala, was add
ed TO the board Of directors
1t also was decided TO hold the next
annual tournament at Dallas. Texas,
at time TO be determined upon later.
probably late in May or early in June.
Invitations had been extended by
Ashevillc On. Co. Country Club and the
Montgomery (Ala) Country Club. and
the Memphis Country Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-16
TARHEELs TIGHTEN
HOLD ON SECOND PLACE
Rocky Mount Wins Both Games of
Double-Header. From
Norfolk.
SCORES II TO 2 AND 5 TO o
Humphreys Starts Both Games for
Tars, but Is Knocked Out Each
Time-Suffolk Beats Petersburg.
Easy Victory for Newport News.

ROCKY MOUNT n. c.. June 15.-Thc
Tarhcels cinchcd their hold on second
place and showed Norfolk. their nearest
opponent. further from them by cap
turing both games OF double bill be-
lore an attendance that pressed the
me stands and into the outficld.
Humphreys, the Tar's steady port
wheeler. started both contests and
nome runs. one in the early stages of
each game. worked his undoinG. For
the first one he was yanked after an
inning and a third, when three runs had
rope was the opposing firing artist.
and it was the sixth before he yielded
but one safe hit. and that was after
ms teammates inmates had given him 2 fivc-run
were charged. Edwards. the second
man to oppose Humphreys, hit over the
right field fence for homer. and
started the run-getting for the Tar
heels. This run-getting was kept up
through a majority of the innings until
the final showed eleven Tarheels as
eighth session. when every man on the
club faced the pitcher at least once
In the. second game league let the
visitors down with four safe clouts, and
was never In great danger of being
scored on. though with n man on first
and second and two down. 1t was neces-
Pandemonian broke loose in the stands
when the trick was completed. for the
fielder is regarded here as the most
dangerous willow wielder in the cir
cult. The local southpaw was the star
of the second clash. for he tucked his
own game away in the won column
when, with man on, he drove hard
TO centerfeld and the ball bounded over
the fence for Il totalinG report of three
runs since Clrich had scored previously
One more run was added in the third
and another in the NTH. Ulrichs hit
ting. was n feature OF the last game,
sending three drives safe in as many
trips to the plate, and all of them for
two bases. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-16
TELEPHONE OFFICIALS
TO MEET ALL COMERS
HnsebnIi Gnmc VIII he Event of An
nunl Field Dny Exercises nj
Lakeside.

Employees of the Chcsapcakc and
Potomac Telephone Company OF Vir-
9inia and the Western Electric Com
pany VIII participate ", :. big field dav
Tomorrow at Lakeside. held under the
auspices Of the Telephone Society OF
virginia. The women employees viii
be the guests Of the society and many
attractions have been arranged in their
honor. There VIII be athletic events
galore. which Will delight the heart OF
every sport lover, either as spectator
or participator.
Arrangements have been made for a
special baseball game. between team
composed OF the compnuy-s officials and
a team TO be known as the All
Corners The lineup OF these teams
viii bc rs follows:
l.. Wright. second base and captain;
g. II. Weber, shotstop; ". a. Condit
Third base; \. s Tanner. left field: l.
T.. Ortiz, right field. r G Walden
catcher; y. +. McCaughey. catcher. n
w Hall. pitcher: L. T.. Cutchins pitch
err James Augustine, Jr., pitchar
Mike Graham. center field.
All Comers-P. II. sullivan, first base;
Wythe White, second base; George
Lawson; shortstop; c. y. Roberts. ,hird
base: Rat" Williams. left field; .'BlIl'
right field; George Edwards. catcher
+. V. Williams. catcher: Sam VIII
bourne. pitcher; Bill" Martin pitcher
and captain; ". J. August. pitcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-16
Special to The Times Dispatch

~ Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
JERSEY CITY, y. j., June 15-Allan
Russelrs strong right arm and the
timely wallops by Jack Dunn's boys
formed a combination that forced de-
feat upon Geogc Wiltse's Shelters in
the second game of the series, and
made Richmond winner by margin
of to /.
Johnny Verbout put up strong
game in the box for the home team,
but Dunn's Climbers nicked his de-
livery In the first, second and sixth
cha pters for enough hits and tallies to
make them secure in the run column.
Russells delivery had the Skceters
helpless. so far AS hitting was con-
cerned, and he retired them for a quar-
tet of safcties, agains, nine tabulatcd
in the Richmond hit record.
The Climbers were out for revenge.
and We're not long In obtaining II.
Seven innings were consumed in play.
burt only two were required TO settle
the controversy, as Dunns men had the
ST ,Gs the ed up at the end
the seventh inning the clerk in charge
of the weather at this end of the
hopelessly beaten. pulld out the water
plug and saved the locals from further
hnmiatGn at pqnnS hanGS by GSd
Richmond got the jump on the home
team BY. singing ,Nerhouts offerings
tossed out by Verbou., Pick hit too
hard for Truesdale to handle. and the
third sacker rested at first. Ratcs's
hard drive to left advanced Pick Il
base, and the latter finished the route
Jordans sacrifice fly TO Barney, with
Bates at third, an attempted double
steal was frns5rH,ed by Key,n91as
quick return to the plate.
REYNOLDS stopping Bates,s slide for
iiope WITH sap9F two down f' in the second land
ed the issue high and dry.
Ball was thrown out n first. Crane
then Russell made good with "A scrcech
ing hit into deep center for three, quar-
tiers the route. SehauTeie cnrried oyer
ops the bag through Thompson's liner
to,Nerbout and :Iis retirement at first.
Jersey City Slipped In a run. in the
fourth. Thorpe landed in a safe place
in center with two out, and on Bues $
hard rap 10 RICH, for half the, circuit
the Indians great speed carried him
TO the scoring station Barry proved
an easy out on Balls stop and throw.
mond filled in mark in the sixth
Pick hit through Ta,n''i who relieved
grass cutter TO left, and Pick sprinted
to third. Arrngon hit into two-ply
deck dtis With the required hit. a drive &c &c
center, that pushed Pick home. y wild
pitch moved Jordan 10 second, hut Ball
struck out. I'm the seventh Ncrbout
whitfield the first three men on strikes.
The series terminate tomorrow, and
Dunn is fiGurinr on n cleanup
This afternoon the shannon brothers
who are twins, and the heaviest hittcrs
on the Seton Hall College team, were
at the grounds negotiating terms with
Manager Dunn. one Of the boys is an
in6elder and tho other an outficlder.
Dunn is giving the shortstop the
hut S,rr,. TttI
out the other. as they refuse 10 be sep
arated, and final action was deferred
until tomorrow, when il is expected
the Richmond manager VIII obtain a
. signed contract
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EASY FOR NEWPORT NEWS

PORTSMOUTH. VA, June 15.-New-
port News simply walked away with
the second game of the series by score
Of 10 to .. Until the seventh inning.
Gardiner. of the visitors, held the local
team hitleSs. but In this frame and
in the ninth they got him for four hits
the quartet of slams netting the
Truckers five runs. Newport News
pounded McCleary to all sides OF the
field. getting n round dozen safetieS
Each of the Shipyard outfeld had a
home run to his credit. and two of these
ail-round slams brought in an extra
pair of runs. In fact, every man on
the visiting team but HudGins had n
run to his credit. Portsmouth made n
belated rally in the ninth and got three
men acresS the plate All hope died
however, when Jimmy Cook was caught
asleep at the switch on second base
Local interest in the game has dwindled
to vanishing point. and the attendance
suffered The score:
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TIGERS BEAT PETERSBURG

SUFFOLK. VA, June 15.-In the sec
day. the Tigers played big league ba II.
and came out winner by the score OF
To |. Richmond started for the Nuts.
and after allowing one run in the first
was succeeded by Iiirsch, who pitch ed
good game. Graham was in fine form,
and pitched winning ball all the way
The game was made slow and dragEy
by the PctcrsburSer's wranglinS. WHO
made point OF disputing every de-
cision. Barnett parked the ball again
to-day. being the second time in the
series. Allen got two hits out of three
times up. and Poh got two out Of two
times up. Graham held the Nuts down
to three hits. one of them a home run.
Dota
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Auto Derby Postponed.

s~CHICAGO, June l5.-Oncials OF the
Chicago Automobile club Tonight an
nonnced The postponemcnt OF their 500
mqe Chicago automobile derby on the
new board track at haywood from Sat
urday, June lc, TO Saturday, June %,
on account Of the street car strike.
Fifteen cars qualified at the climina-
ton heats to-day. Dario Rcsta, the Ital-
Ian driver. averaging ll0.l miles an
hour for a lap, setting new worlds
record for cars Of 900 cubic inches pis-
ton displacement.
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sixty Clubs Enter r.nm.

CHICAGO. June 15.--SiXty clubs have
entered teams in the Tom Morris Me-
mortal trophy competition. the annual
event of the Western Golf Association
to he held tomorrow.
Among the teams which entered is
the Oahu Country Club, of Honolulu
Most of the clubs in the Central States
sent entries. Secretary George +. Hon
neberrX announced t0-niGht.