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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-10-04
Notice.

DR.. Boslough wishes to announce
that he has returned from the east
and will be found at the Sanltarium
from to 4 o'clock every afternoon.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-10-04

The game OF football scheduled for
next Saturday between Ashland and
Yreka high schools has been called
off.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-10-04
Moose Dance.

The Moose lodge dance given last
Wednesday evening was attended by
a good-sized crowd, all of whom
seemed to enjoy the evening.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-10-04

See the big values in suits and
overcoats at Orres' for $14.75. Five
hundred samples to choose from.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-10-04

Values up to $50 at Orres' Tailor
Shop reduced to $19.75. Remember,
only one more day.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-10-04

David Oastler and wife have gone
to Portland to reside.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-10-04

c. B. French has gone to Cutcheon,
Mich.
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LoST-Alpha Phi sorority pin. Name
Effie Alverson on the back. Find
er return to 179 Oak street and
receive reward. 33-2t
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-10-04

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-In the
matter of the estate of Eliza C..
Jones, deceased Notice is hereby
given by the undersigned admins
traitor of the estate of Eliza O,
Jones, deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit
such claims with the necessary
vouchers within six months after
the first publication of this notice,
to the said administrator at my Of
flee at Talent, Oregon, which said
office the undersigned selects as
his place of business in all matters
connected with said estate of Eliza
c. Jones, deceased.
Dated and first published on Oc-
tober 4, A. d. 1915.
j. F. HART,
Administrator of the estate of Eliza
c. Jones, deceased. 3S-5t-Mon.
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FOR SALE-Household goods. Tele-
phone 1881. Call at 657 Boule-
ward. 3S-2t
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LOST-Pair Kryptop nose glasses, in
case, between Gillette Springs and
Ashland. Finder leave at Tidings
office. Reward. 3S-2t$
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Thrills! Heart ThrObS!! ThrillS!!!
Comedy Star L1S1C Od1a1S sketch
Betty in Search of a Thrill
ThrillS!!!

Follow the red hearts" to the Vinng and spend
ing of laughter and thrills with Elsie Janis the best of all
mlmcs. Admission 10 and 15c
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Classified Advertisements
Continued from Page Three.)
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-Good family COW. Will
soon be fresh. At bargain. In
quire T. F. Doran, $50 Ashland
street. Phone 419-Y. 3S-2t
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SAVE MONEY-any one going to
Portland soon can save % per cent
on their hotel bill. The Tidings
has trade-out bill with the Port
land hotel which it will sell at 25
per cent discount. Get an order
from us before you go and pay us
when you get back. 38-tf
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FOR RENT-Fou--room house, gas,
electric lights, furnished. A. Bert
Freeman. at postoffice. 3S-tf
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WANTED-A reliable woman as
saleswoman. Steady work, good
money. No canvassing. Don't tel
ephone. Columbia Hotel, room s.
38-2ts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-27
NORTH CAROLINA SHUTS
OUT SOUTH CAROL|N|ANS
Tarhcels Are Victorious Over Team
from the Ncighhoring
State.
WooDALL LEADS At BAT
North Slater Drives Ball Over Fence
and Gets Two, Other Hits-Coach
Doak Ends Work With Tarheel
Team.

/ CHAPEL HILL. y. c.. April 2s-
With Captain Lawrence Woodnil hit.
. ting the pill three times out OF four
opportunities. and Leon Shields SNUFF
! ing the chance OF fourteen battcrs, the
University OF North Carolina baseball
outht won easily from tho University
or south Carolina here to-day. The
ina score was . To q. When Center
tielder rlaNico drove out three base
| hit South Carolina came nearest to
realizing it's ambition OF Il tally from
/ it, nciGhbor stat.
I Captain woodall afforded tho batting
inspiration for his teammates in the
third lap. when he lifted the ball over
Bill Pope came in quick succession
! twirlnG for the Gamecocks, had proved
lnvincible until this batting combine
ton was effected. From then until the
game was called he gradually weak
exercised some scatter brain stunts in
the seventh frame that was disastrous.
In the sixth inning a double play
effected by North Carolina, through
Patterson, Bruce and Pope furnished
the thrilling fielding stunt OF the con
test.
Leon Shields. twirer for the Tar
heels. was in tiptop form. He was eX-
ubcrant from his Northern trip where
he accomplished the feat OF pitching
the nine innings that defeated the
Navy on Thursday:
vices as mentor of the 1918 Carolina
team this afternoon. Soon after tho
game he left for Charlotte. Bill Pope.
Cardinals first baseman. accompanied
/ boak to Charlotte on the mission of
joining the hornets
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v|RG|N|AN AND TRINITY
SCORE ALMOST At WILL
Heavy Hitting Contest Is Won by
Orange and Blue
Team.
TwIRLERs FEEL THE WEATHER
Heat Is Too Much for Pitchers.
Game Ends in Eighth Inning to
Give Carolinians Chance TO Catch
Train Home.

HARLOTTESNILLE. VA. April IS
Virginia defeated Trinity to-day, II
to 10. the contest being called in the
eighth to allow the North Carolinians
TO catch train. The midsummer heat
Was hard on the twiriers. each team
being forced to use thtee. no one OF
whom proved effective. Trinity. after
leading for six innings. was passed in
the seventh. but tied NJ the game in
the eighth. when. with the bases full.
Love sent two runs across with hi.
third hit. Virginia sent one run across
In the eighth and had tho bases choked
with none out. when the contest was
ended by agreement Box score:
trinity. Virginia.
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BALTIMORE CONTINUES TO
DROP GAMES IN FEDERAL S
Newark Cinches Hold on Top-knu.a.
CIT! i.oses to Chicago Whales
Again.

BRo0kI.YN. April 96.-Thc Brooklyn
tedcrals defeated Baltimore. S to (,
here to-day. Bailey weakening i'm the
sixth and seventh. and being poundci
Tor nine hits and eight runs.
Score by innings: ~ T.
Baltimore 0OnOl OF -
brooklyn ......0 00oo26 Us u
batteries: BAILEY. Conley and owens:
i.afitte and Land.
NEWARK, \. J., April 26-Newark
won to-day from Buffalo. to .. aftcr
the game was held up for twenty min-
utes by rain
Score by innings: RI
Bnnaio .......i oooOoloo-o >
Newark ....... .o0Oo04 loN-5 -
Batteries: Woodman. Knapp and
Blair; Mullin and Rariden.
CHICAGO. April 26.-Chicago pound
cd out a TO victory over Kansas
city hero to-day. Mcconnell pitching
air tight ball for the locals.
Score by innings: r. H. F.,
Kansas City,. oOoooo % 5 o
Chicago ..6iO OlOl.N-7 lo !
Batteries: Packard. fleming and
Brown: Mcconnell and Wilson.
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GENERALS CLOSE SEASON
WITH DEFEAT OF ACG|ES
W aSlingtOn and Lee PLAYS Last
Home Game and
Wins.
ENNINGs PITCHES WELL
Southpaw Twirler Is Effective for
Five Consecutive Innings. With
ont Batter Reaching Eirst-Gen-
erals Hit Juynes Freely.

LEXINGTON. VA. April 26.--rhe SUI
peru Iwirline OF Jennings enabled
Washington and Lee TO defeat North
Carolina Agricultural and Mechnical s
10 In the closing game OF the local
season hastings started on the slab
Tor the Generals but Was solved for
four hits ANA three runs in the first
TWO innings. AT The opening OF the
thlrd Jennings started on the mound
ana ior i've consecutive innings did
not allow an opposing bhtsman to
reach first base. Jayncs heaved CON
sisicntiy until the nth. when four hits
combined with four infield errors net
ted Washington and Lee six runs
The AEgtcs scored fourth run in
the eighth. but two extra base hits by
Gallagher and Bailey gave Washington
and Lee two additional runs in the
same inning. The hitting Of Bailey and
ltaglcy. and tn" fielding Of Gallagher.
featured for the Generals. The play
ing OF the AGgieS was fcatureless Jcit-
hlngS allowed but two scratch hits in
the last seven innings. Box score:
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BIG CROWD TO SEE
BASEBALL OPENING

Continued from First Page,
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Howitxcrs Defent Hines

Al ENrd l'ark Saturday afternoon.
inc lfowitZcrs Reserves defeated Com
panS Z. Richmond Blues bv III. dc
cisiHc score Of - to s Baker pitched
a hnc game FOR the Artillerymcn while
sullivan. for the Blues. was hit hard
ana often. Manager Rowe used his
recruit Eunncrs during tho last Of tho
Hamc. giving every man chance for
the team.
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Spiders to Play Jackets

Richmond College will pin, HAN
d"lph- Macon Tomorrow afternoon
In the third championship of the
local sehaon. tonch Dobson IL
working tho Spiders hnrd for thi,
gnmc. nm he Is anxious to con II.
should he win, the spiders VIII hive
long lead In the pennunf race,
hhNihe drfrnted cnch of the other
t"hns In the association. The game
VIII begin nj o'clock. md viii he
played the Stadium Field ~
Northampton.
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>hiphuildcrs uIt Hall t,nrd

hitting 10y the Shipbuiiders gave them
a II 10 victory over the Norfolk TarS
this afternoon. The visitors were
helped to- their easy victory by eight
errors on III" part Of the locals crist
the Newport News shortstop. led in the
assault with four hits, including a
the second inning cleveland. the Nor
folk third baScman, got the longest
HON" run ever mad" i'm the Norfolk
The blow scored Humphreys ahead OF
him Newport News used three pitch
ers. GARDINER proving the most eff
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.B0EHL|NC DRIVES HOMER,
BUT YANKEES BEAT HIM
Local Boy Is Responsible for Only
Runs Made by Ma
tionalS.
WHITE son WIN ANOTHER
Athletics Continue to Occupy Cellar
Posit on Detroit's Winning
Streak Is Broken Completeiy-Sox
Hit Ball Hard.

:, NEW YORK. April o6.--The New
York Americans. winning to .. made
~ TWO out of three from Washington
mere today The Yankees beat Boeh-
ing with long hits. Pipe TRIPPING with
the bases full in the third limiting. whiln
ook mt a home run with two on the
pases IN the seventh. Boehling's home
run WIN Mcbride on base accounted
for Washington's runs
score by innings: r. II +
ash'HSr39n .,oo20oooo 20 & ;
sattcrlcS: Roch!inG and Williams:
FiShGr and Nunamaker
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At AuSusta-Augusta 3: Charleston,
tirSt gamc).
At Augusta !: Charleston.
(sccond game. seven innings: agree
mcnD
Al avannah-savannah. G; Columbia,
tfirSt gamc).
At avannah--Savannah. .: Columbia
tsecond game, seven innings: agree
ment.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING s; Albany Q
(frst Eamc).
Al Observation-Disclosures, ); Albany, .
(second Rame).
At Macon-Macon. I; Jacksonville, 3
thrst game).
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Tc.renu stop. Giant Lo,,c,.

BEOokLYN. April 26.-Jeff Tesreau
checked the New York Nationals los
of the series with Brooklyn TODAY
10 O. He allowed the locals two hits
pen. who scored a victory over the
giants Thursday, when he relieved
tucker. pitched 4 good game for Brook
iyn. Players pauhcrt. S'cnccl and
SnodErass were put off tho field for oh
jcctinG to umpire's decisions
Score by innings: .. y J.
New York n q q q q q ia :; :"
Brooklyn ....... q 0 q o q" = 2
and Miller
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Y irginin
Totals as 1891 : ) Total.
tBaiiel fn- 49,
1Bateo for Galloway IN seventh


Rated for Galloway IN seventh
!Nonc out In eighth. Eenc called TO Al,
low visitors TO catch train
Score by innings: 70
VIM .''.'.....................o Q 81,
So, '.' '.,:.........i -.
sunni ry; tuas-Sile. ~, Thorn "a. Mad.
w ~, - riNthe Berkeley ~. r " Sni,,'
Mhits. Philips. T.. Smith a.. Sticti,
- thr'nnn Two base hi-+-!-iythe Inv.
r. Smith. Ehrman. Thr-c-ha., ~,
"hit" Phtl!ps. Sticklny. Hons run. To-.
r. y smith, stolen base . ~ C-,,,,,
S'',ihc" HTS Maddox. Mr,4u Str,ic< ni,i
.E ,.anip" :; oy Power. {. by :-nharG, :.
h5It ~, , an. by 'all""aN Rt-,s Oh
naEan - or Galloway. {; LETT an baxn.
'tlhitE. 10: virginia. Hit ay rit-ncI 'S,l
ny Gateway Durham and Flyihe, l.
t"Wrr 'tn.o"ay' ii!ts k.nlp, i.
innings: on Fo"'r, In I inn!nrs az. /. b.
u"f,it IT inning on FlanrnEar ia
.nnuE"; on Galloway. In : g-S innings.
!'"non. IN inning Pa-se~ ha!s Al
.o5' - t.hrmhn. :. Sacrifice ries- Love
- smith, Erhrnan. Umpire. Evans ~
''"ht TIN" OF game. hours
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'IIICAGD. April 26.-1'hc C'hic.ro
White SoX won their ficth straich hi p,,rS a
day. beating Cleveland l. to /,
ana moved into third place Fabcr
pitched in fine form. and was backed
up ny opportunc hitting.
Score by innings: n n J.,
Chicago oo3ol O6ax ~ n
batteries: Walker. Mitchell Jones
and . Ncill. Billings; Faber and Schalk.
/ DAILY. "
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Cardinal. Hit Ann,r.t p,ro,..

ST. LOUIS. April 2s.-Timclv hitting
IN to-day's gam" won for ST Louis
| from pittsburgh, ; TO O. Pcrdue kept
tho visitors hits we'll scattered
Score by innings: r.. II +
Pittsburgh 10000 90 s !
ST: Louis o ox-3 &
Batteries: Adams. Cooper and Gibson:
Schang, rcrdue and SNYDER
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ALEXANDER AGAIN WINS
FROM CHAMPION BRAVES
PhillieS Continue Onward March
With Slim Grover Going
Strong.
MANY PLAYERS ARE BENCHED
Three Bostonians and Three Giants
Arc Sent From FieId-Chicago
Overcomes Nine-Run Lead, Only
to Lose Out

PHILADELPHIA. April o6.-Alexan-
der pitched Philadelphia to victory over
Boston for the third time to-day. tho
score being . to 1. Alexander famed
ten batsmen. In the eight inning
'o"dNs throw to catch Cravath off
third struck the runner. and two men
scored. Boston claimed Cravath inter
Tered with tho throw. An argumen,
resulted. and Umpire Quigley ordered
GowdH. Schmidt and Smith off the field
49,, oN innings r. II. T..
Philadelphia ...02 . o o 2x-7 10 .
batteries: Strand and Cowdy. Whal-
ing: Alexander and Killifcr
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merce. and representatives from other
civic organizations.
HI NDREDS OF FANS WILL.
CONF: E'ROM OUTSIDE IIIY

I
Hundreds of out-of-town visitors will
he here. Reservations in n large num-
Der have been made for them. Special
rates have been made by the railroads.
and everything possible to facilitate
the handling of the big crowd will be
done by the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. Several hundred lit
neys will aid in solving the transport
ia ton problem.
Broad Street Park has been fully pre-
pared for the opening day Signs have
been repantcd. and many new ones
will welcome the fans. Seats in the
stands have been repaired. and paint
has been literally spread on many Of
the former unsightly spots. For tho
convenience of patrons. tho Richmond
Exhibition Company has had telephones
Installed ON, is located In the grand
stand and another under the stand
near the main entrance to the park
Bill Clymer and his Toronto Leafs
arrived here on Sunday from Durham,
and had brisk workout at the park
great shape. Its practice was sharp
and snappy. and the Canadians look
like an aggressive outfit.
The Dunnites also work cd out At the
park. The infeld went like a perfect
ma chine. the work of Arragon and
/ Crane being 4 revelation TO the fans
These two speed up the team fully 30
per cent.
Neither Durr "or 'ivmer has GEN.
! tered on the twirlers who will work
the opener. Each has TOUR men in re :
serve. and the best looking ones will
b" sent 10 the mound this afternoon.
| The batting order OF each team fol-
lows:
RICHMOND.
ArraEOn, third base.
| breckenridge, left field.
! Rates. center field.
| Hoffman, right field.
, Ball. second bnse.
! Crane. shortStOp.
| Mcfnnfs, Hrst bnse.
/ Ftrichell, catcher.
| Morrisxcttc, Stcrzer, Russell or Jnr-
man, pitcher.
| TORONTO.
Bracket. center field.
| jOllnnder. third base.
Graham, right field.
:, Brown, left field.
] jordan, first bnse.
! SheehHn. second base.
I RORch, shOrfstop.
! Kelly Konnick, catcher.
Lake, Manning, Herbert or McTigur
pitcher.
Empires. Carpenter and CIenry. Time
of Enme, J.. NJ.
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Totals "a :. 81 Totals %. % :
summary, Runc-Feters. Pon t2l. Kirkland.
Ellis. robinson. Fleming o., Iawrance
Adar.s. Three base Eits-Peters. Dunaway
Sacrifice nits Ellis. Avery. Bases balls
ON Morris. :: "f S"iLcri |. struck ont
by Morris. II: by Scibert. .. Umpire. Thomas.
scorer. Bhglcy.
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-
PhiIadcinhIn Pitcher. Neal

BOSTON. April 2S.--Weakness shown
~ Philadelphia, pitchers and opportunc
defeat Philadelphia. TO in seven.
inning game to-day. Rain stopped the
contest al the end OF the seventh The
Ing.
Score by innings: RHE
philadelphia .......o1n oO1o-2 S
Boston ....o O5lI "a !
Batteries: Davies, Harper Bresslcr
and McAvoy; Ruth and CarriEan
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Southern Ar.ociation.

At Atlanta-Atianta .: Mobile, l
twelve inninSs).
Al Birmin m-Birmingham, 4; New
Orleans eleven innings).
At ville-Nash villc. IL; Little
Rock, II tcu innings).
Al Memphis emphis, .; Chatta-
nooca. D.
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CLUSTER SPRINGS. VA. April q
Ky winning to-day's game in Durham
10 to Trinity Park School cvcned
the series with Cluster Springs Acadc-
my. The tic Will be played off later
in the season.
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suffolk
Augusta IL shut ont.

lIAKKISDNRIRG, Va, Hpr.l -
$h"nandoan Collegiate Institute IN
ib"t ton shu1 out Augusta Niii,ar,
Arddcmy from ~. DetianCe todd, h,
Scnr" Of 10 q. Harrisonbur su.eltcro8
to-day Win the thcrmOmetcr at ~ =.
hlgh record FOR April.
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ClNclNNATT April @6.-Nf,er Chi
, r2Io had ovcrcom" a ninc-rum lead.
sistont hitting in tho seTentb ,,d
eighth innings. tied up and passed the
visitors, eventually winning, IL to IL.
to-day.
Score by innings: y, II T..
Chicago .......0 ] / s q q n-lo 10 q
CINCINNATI 80: ..73oo1 x-13 IL
Batteries: Adams SChorr Vourbn
ana Bresnahan: Brown. Schneider. Dale
Benton and Clarke ~
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SMlTHDEAL is DEFEATED
BY FORK UNION CADETS
business College Tenn Loses Fast
Gnme nt Fork Union by
Close Score.

FORK UNION. VA. April as.-Fork
Union Cadets defeated Smithdeal Busi-
ness College, of Richmond. here TO day
by the score. Of to 1. Morris. for the
Cadets. pitched superb ball, retiring
eleven batSmcn, he also getting two
hits out OF four times at bat.
Steihert for Smithdeal, pitched good
ball and retired nine men.
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Boston nj New York.
Brooklyn ut Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh mt 81. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
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The game Will begin promptly a,
o'clock. Seats will be at the regular
prices. and the gates will open At
O'Clock.
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DETROIT, April 26.-Austin's single
AFTER two men were out III the ninth
inning drove in two runs and gave st.
Louis Il To victory over Detroit to-
day.
Score by innings: RI +;
st. Louis ........0 o00iO 900 90 10 !
Detroit $500. 900 5000 O-l !
Batteries: Wcilmau and Lcary: Du-
huc and Baker. StauaCe
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COLLEGE RESULTS

4, Chapel Hill. y. C.-Universty of
North Carolina. G: University OF South
Carolina. O.
At Lexington Washington and
Lee, S: North Carolina A. e. NJ. T.
Al Syracuse. y. Y.-Syracuse. Z;
Dartmouth .
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Local sport followers to-day will re-
aiize their dream OF many years stand
ing. Better baseball has arrived.
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That Toronto bunch is live looking
lot of huskics. II is composed OF
clean-cut fellows. who look ht TO star,
on the long grind.
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ro,als g - % rn,als p ,.

-. - ''N innings Il.
Whfhing,,on and Ice ........s oh"sto2 rs
summary: Runs CoIvio. GuIlayher. liar,
zion Hai'"y Bagley. Brown. Jennings 90.
w r"-IcT. Cannon lst. Is johnson On.
HALLE stolen bases 3agley ,., sweet
land Sa'Tincc hits Young. Coi.!." Gala
ch"r. Sases on bglls-rn Hastings =. on
Jennings "r Jaynes. Hi' ~ pitched
b,,i,Hammo, 'ey iastirGl. iuninr-
Jennings :. S''uck out-hy ua.,inr4
- Jennirrs. s 10y lnynes, { Time OF game,
::di. Umpire. Eiii Raf,"ry.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS

YESTERDAYS GAMES
New York, 81: Washington, ..
boston. 81; Philadelphia. . tscvcn
innIngsI.
Chicago, IL: Cleveland, I.
81. Louis, 3: Detroit, I.
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ArraEon and Crane will work side
by side TO day. and this lively pair
OF inhelders can be counted upon to
give tho fans a run for their money
II is wonderful the amount OF pep they
have put into the Ints.
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STANDING: or TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia Mt Washington.
81. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland Mt Chicago.
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BASEBALL STATISTICS
NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS

IESTER GAMES.
Phflndelphin, =: BostOn. :.
New York, 3; Brooklyn q.
Cincinnati, IL: Chicago. IL.
st. Louis, 3, Pittsburgh, q.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE RESULTS

YESTERDAYS GAMES
Newark, :: buffalo, ..
Chicago, .: Kansas CITY. n.
brooklyn. &; baltimore. {.
PittsburEh-St. Louis; rnin.
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ROCKY MOUNT y G.. April 20
Win an Elks minstrel parade. Presi-
dent BoatwrEht tossing the first ball.
and brass band playing in intcrmls-
SONS. Rocky Mount made gala oc-
Casiom OF to-day's opener with Ports
mouth. and brought true delight in
capturing the first game annexed by
the locals. The score was 3 TO O.
rom standpoint of baseball. il was
yll too much Pope. The Tarhecl
"ided only five hits. and they were
N apart. ana never once did
5cntr reach ;aird base. MclcarN
A." ne mound for the VISITORS. yielded
;to hits i'm the opening frame. which
GO MINI one score. While Eisel aud
der pounded over right hcld fence
- homors. in each instance with no
"RN on popc the Huructt County
10y. did not yield two hits in AN in
-nc. and only ono" WAS there pos
bic look lin at scoring. ana then in
the seventh. With strain on second and
nobody out Whitfield flied easy to left.
while Troy aud MCLcarN We're retired
on strikes. Bon score:
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American A..ocI,tion.

At misunderstanding. 5: Column
bus. 4.
it indianapolis - indianapolis. S:
Cleveland. y
Al Kansas City-Kansas City. .; Mil
waukec. s.
81 minneapolis Minneapolis st. Paul