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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
PIANOS AGAIN PLAY
IN SALOON BACK ROOMS
"Uplifg Movement Of Liquor
Dealers Falls TO Prevent Cafe
Entertainment.

Automatic pianos and other musical in
struments that were placed under the ban
by the allied saloon. brewery and disii-
ling interests are again IN use n saloons
and In back rooms" and the attempt of
the LIQUOR men to promote an upliit
movement among Philadelphia fuuor
dealers is threatened with failure
Keepers Of small saloons are III upcn
revolt, and ne the result OF the plan Of
the liquor mems organization to Close
down cabarets. dance halls and other Oh.
jeotionable features or the saloons, the
llcuor dealers organization u threatencd
with disruption.
II was said on good authority today
that Neil Bonner, national president Of
the Retail Liquor Dealers and president
Of the Pennsylvania Federation or Retail
Liquor Dealers ls 20 disappointed ct tho
refusal Of the saloonkeepers to obey the
mandate that he has declared bis inten-
ton Of reslEnlng a. head Of the State or
sanisation.
salocnkeepors arc blaming the brewers
for the failure Of the "upiift'' movement
They assert that the failure 10 close the
hotel dances 10 due solely 20 The hrawera
rnnny OF whom. they say. own large
blocks OF stock IN the hotels and N
Chestnut street cafes The brewers, they
assert, refused TO carry out the mandate
they framed when they found that Il
would hurt their own pockets. Hence
more than 800 saioonksepers are unlock
ing their automatic pianos again
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
READING SUES US.
FOR SPECIAL TAXES
Railroad Wants Government to
Refund Moneys Paid by Sub
salaries Under Protest.

Thirteen railway lines operated under
lease by the Philadelphia and Reading
Railway Company brought suit today TO
recover Sslsstsi paid to the Government
under protest between 1910 and 1913 In spe-
cial excise taxes. The roads contend
they were not engaged In business within
the meaning Of the Act Of Congress- Of
August 5,lsOo. under which the excIso
taxes were collected.
Collector Of Internal Revenue Jederer
was named as defendant for the Govern
ment by the complainants The suit was
brought In the United States District
Court
The plaintiffs are:
Philadelphia, Germantown ana Norris
town Railroad Company; East Pennsyl-
vanin Railroad Company; Delaware and
Bound Brook Railroad Company; New
York Short Line Railroad Company: Cat
awissa Railroad Company; Norristown
and Main Line Connecting Railroad Com
pany; North Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany; Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Company; shamokln, Sunbury and Lewis-
burg Railroad Company; Mount Carbon
and Port Carbon Railroad Company; NH
Creek and Mine Hill Navigation and Rail.
road Company Reading Belt Line Rail-
raod Company; and Philadelphia, Harris
burg and Pittsburgh Railroad Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
WOMAN, INVALID, AMONG
SIX KILLED IN WRECK
Riding in Baggage Car When Trains
Crash on Bridge

WASHINGTON. June B,-An the in
jured In the wreck Of the Baltimore
Hagerstown local and the Blue Mountain
express, IN which six persons we're killed
on the Western Maryland Railroad, were
said today to be out OF danger.
The wreck resulting from q hoad-on
collision OF the two trains on the single
track bridge two miles west OF Thur
mont. took place last night and wes due
TO a mlx-up In operating orders. The dead
included four railroad employees and Mrs.
Edwin Chipchase and her son Walter, o.
Baltimore. Mrs. Chlpchase was an In
valid and was riding IN a wheel chair IN
the baggage car when she was killed.
The locomotives telescoped and the bag.
gage car Of the express train fell 100 feet
into the bed Of the creek Many West
ern Maryland ofIioials were In President
Grny's car.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
AGED ATTORNEY STRICKEN
Alfred Driver, Bankruptcy Receiver
Suffers Apopletic Attack in Office.

Alfred Driver, an attorney. who served
often as a receiver In bankruptcy, was
stricken with spoplexy in his Offices at
500 Chestnut street today. He is at mis-
home, 3l6 East Ridley street, Ridley
Park His condition is serious. Mr.
Driver is more than 70 years old
Mr.. Driver had Just returned from
lunch and complained Of the heat, which
he felt because Of the cool weather OF
the last few days Shortly afterward
he fell unconscious in his chair. His son,
Frederick Driver was summoned and an
ambulance was called from the Jefferson
Hospital Employees OF the building as
sisted in carrying Mr. Driver from tho
fourth floor, where his offices are 10.
Gated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
FORD TO AID DRUG VICTIMS
Finances Project to Cure Dope
Users-Engages Expert.

DETROIT, June @.--Henry Ford and
Dr. c. E Towne. OF New York, are back
ere Of movement launched IN Detroit
for the cure OF drug victims.
Doctor Towne, who treated more than
1000 Chinese a few years ago for the
opium habit In his researches. arrived in
Detroit yesterday and at once went 20 the
Ford plant. where meeting Of the Ford
physicians and officials was held to dis.
cuss some means Of following out Mr.
Ford's wish to aid drug users, A drug
unit viii be established In the Ford Hos
pital I'm this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
Attorneys on Trial for Conspiracy

hH1H YORK, June 25.-The trial OF
ana Maxwell slade, attorneys, and
- j. Mccullough, a private detective,
snafge Of conspiracy, growing out Of
nae Ianzer-osborne $4,000 breach Of
se suit Got under way today The
aen OF the jury was completed be-
noon, and Assistant District Attor-
AsFshensteln then opened the Gov
9.ashes case. The trial is being held
s Federal Judge Russell and is eX-
'sa 70 last 4 week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
RICH KIN CLAIMS BODY
Yale Grad" squandered Fortune and
Died a Pauper.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, June %. Re,s-
yves Of Thomas King yale ,a2 en5
scion OF @ rich New York family nv.
TTteneed today to exhume his bodv from,
Iotters Field here for shipment Eost
bany. pO' at Al
NinE died here in January, pauper
~ lhe county hospital, It is reported.
Si'er squenderng a half million dollars
MISS Mary King, Red Cross nurse
WIN tho British army, wrote tc Judge
welsh, Of Sacramento. requesting him
20 take charge Of the transfer OF the
When King died all he had was an
l. w, W. card. He is soid IN be a
descendant OF Gen Rufus King. OF Mas-
sachusetts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
We Mnrderer senieneed

guilty 70 shooting and killing his
9melia, IN 1918. and Was adiudged
q saeond-degres murder BY Judge
-'a N the Court Of oyer and Ter
ne sentenced the man to from
years In the Eastern Penitentiary.
~aA Convicted OF first-desree
ApEu ! 1914, but a new trial was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25

minss Of strawbrdge g Clothiers, J..
r. Mccarthy, Of Glmbel Brothers; Marks,
Of snollenburgs; William II. Nelson OF
smith. Kline & French; r p. sher, OF the
Restein Company and Walter Wheeler
with the representative OF the Cempbelrs
Soup Company
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
A'lssp 0a Wharf, Fans and browns

zen believed 70 b6 James Watson.
Unknown fell into the Delaware
kiet ~ North. this Afternoon
M asd before aid could reach him.
M g believed 70 have been asleep
asff ana 10 have rolled into The
ae lreR Of the police boat Ash
assfefed ihe BODY after q short
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

McGill put UP scrappy contest in
tho latter affair. Archie Brands field
ing being great. while Sweetman's
pitching was hcady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
CREENBR|ER HORSE SHOW
ENDS TWO-DAY SESSION
Stands at Second Day
OF Meet.
HUNTER CLASS CONTESTED
Messrs. Hawley and Dickson Win
First and Second Place in Close
Event - Society Turns Out, and
Much Entertaining Done.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA,
august 1.-THE two days meet of the
SSreenorier Country Horse Show was
brought TO a close to-day with a large
slEeh crowd In boxes and grand stand.
me harness pairs was won by Ches-
yer Dare, owner r. Z. and H. ID. Will
Eunabout horses was won by BILLY.
owner Miss Mercer Dunlap
S Siirong computation class was won by
ana the second prize. Fancy Boy. owned
by Archibald NJ McCrca.
ladies' three gated saddle horse, one
y. the strongest classes OF sixteen ever
shown here, was won by Monroe
PRICE Prince, owned by Lawrence Dickson.
yer classes and heavy middle weight
event. which resulted in Tasteful.
owned by Lawrence Dickson. winning
ne former, and Cherokee. owned by
Miss Hnblett, winning the latter.
The shetland ponies added class was
Gon by Toyiand. owned by Miss Betty
The champIonship hunter was closely
n npst p,ize nnd Lawrence Dickson sec e,
society Out In Force.
Wen and women Of society thronged
noon 10 witness the sixth annual meet
inE OF tho Grccnbrier Country Horse
snow at the Meadows.
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson occ,niod
DON with her father Colonel G. d.
LhnShornc; George w. stevens Mr. and
Mrs r II. Davis and Mr.. Davis. Jr
SILK check dress.
baroness Frowcin Pardec and Howard
Iardee: Of Philadelphia. occupied IA box
WIN MI and Mrs Roland + KnoedIcr.
Mrs; Ned White. OF New York. enter.
fIa.m"n LIEUTENANT and Mrs. Mason
H S Of Washington Mrs, White
white, and Mrs Blount's gown was a
0iach and white stripe SILK.
W. } Sturgis and Miss Ellen Yuille
came down in riding logs. There were
ing the. hors" show Those entertain
We're IL: ID. Smith. of New York: i, /.
;htai.y hhh sixteen guests, Chaperoned
9y Mrs. Alphonsc Jonrcre. OF New
John Marklc. one OF the larces,
anthracit. operators in the keystone
Hot Springs for the show and dinner
AZ III" Grccnbr!cr
en tesh X f fn,t "a and e p; Ho,chkiss
son and Colonel Lunghornc j. W
osborne: Jr.. entertained
MFs. James Dunlap and McCrae and
INC show. Several OF their horses we're
brought over for entries in the various
W. stores Wells. OF Newport viii
Mrs J II Wilke and daughters nr. on.
SeIth'hlhS a motor party from Hot
22prinss Mrs. j. H. French. OF New
morrow.
TO dsy's arrivals include Madame ].
r. talbr"ras and daughter. OF Cuba: T.
" cullen. J. Pcrciyal iiatton W =
daughter, of New York: MISSES Ssh Bra @kn
s W., Fast Orange, y. J.; II. Gray. OF
V. McAdoo. Of New York. John "
Gates and party will arrive the frs. Of
the week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

Next Saturdays game between q
H. a. c. and Paramount will be \
hummer, as these two teams are deadly
rivals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

Breeden. the big first baseman for
the Bells Is doing some stickwork.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

The Blues took Il double -header from
McGill yesterday and brought them
selves Within striking distance of the
rag. Preston Shelton was The hero of
both contests. and should have deserved
shutouts In both cases had he been
given proper support.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

The race in the City League ia ex.
ceedingiy close Next Saturday may
decide the pennant winner. II Fair
mount Juniors win and Davis Brothers
lose, the Paramount lads will get the
e'iS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

Shelton seemed to grow better as
tho second game progressed. During
shooting them over so fast that they
could scarcely be- seen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

a meeting of the Commercial L,eapuo
will be held tomorrow night at 3
o'clock In Howell brothers, store
Cepted. w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
Blues Take Two.

In the FIRST game of double bill at
Byrd Park Yesterday. Kelly. the youth
ful hurler for McGill. opposed Pres.
Shelton. one of the best pitchers in
the, city. The soldiers got away to an
early lead and We're never headed Err
rors by their infield in the first part
runs.
In the second game Manager Tyree
again sent in shelton 10 cop the bacon.
and though McGill put up n much stIffer
resistance than they did at first they
We're defeated, l to 0. McRee's trinla
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

fer. Griffith. Moilwitz. Hinchman. H. Veg
Wagner. Three.ease hit~ariri,h saer.nee
hts-Rersos. Kiiiifer. Lear i:), Mccarthy.
Adams; Double pl9ys,HerzoE and Moll-
vioS and Johnston; Mccarthy. Schang and
johnston. Earned runs-Cincinnati, 4; Pitts
burSf, Left on bases-Clncinnati. 9: Pitts
bursh. 9. First base on errors-Cincinnat
3: pittsburgh. L Bases on baiis-or Dale,
z. Hits-on Dale. 4 in 4 innings; on Lear
In Z Innings: OH Adams. 6 in I f-3 innings;
OF Kantiehrer. in pa innings. Struck
out-by Dale. l: by Lear. 3; by Adams, p:
ny kantlehncr, :. Umpires. RiEler and
Gmslie. TING. 2:Q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
Havann ConnuI, win Another.

The Havana Consuls won their tenth
INC Tango Colas before n crowd OF
s9o people: The Tango Cola team
Picked some Of the best amateur players
slaught OF the victors.
Tho Consuls Will cross bats with Nc
Giils catholic Club Saturday. August
was the pitching OF Thomas and the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
Leigh Street Lose. Again.

Laurel Street won yesterday in a
slow and uninteresting game by the
score OF IL to 4. Jollif came back for
his team, tanning seventeen and al.
lowing only six hits. Kendler, at first
played fast and interesting game, &C
cepttnE all chances. while Walden
slammed out a home run with two OF
bases. Blank caught In his usual form
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

The race for tho batting bonors In @
narrowed down to two players. namniy'
Stuart Sale and billy" Hay, Both men
are now tied. with an average OF 800.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
SECOND GAME.
Totals. "a l. 81 Q Totals....33 S n Il 3
FHtted for Councilman In eighth.

Cincinnati ......,...,l 0 O O o-S
Pittsburgh .............e o Q Q 0 o %
Summary: Runs-Groh. williams XIII
fer y. Griffith ~. Three -tuse hit-Ciroh.
Sacrifice hits-williams. Toney stolen bases
-H!nchmnn. Clark Double play-H. Wag.
ncr ard Mccarthy. Earned runs-Cincin-
natl 3. Left on bases--CincinnatI.5 s; Pitts
burgh. s. First has errors-CInclnnati
!. Pittsburgh. z. Bases on bai!s-off Conzei-
man. l. liits-on McQulllan. In ID In
ninSs or Councilman, In 2-3 innings;
off kantlehncr,1 In inning. Hit by pitcher
by Councilman. tTilliams) Struck out
by Toney. 8: by Councilman, 2 WILD pitch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
Fnirnnoun nj

Summary: Two-base hits-Green,
Jefrress and Riley. Three-base hits
Brandt and Riley. Home runs
Brandt Sacrifice hits-Tiller and JEFF
fress. Stolen bases-Riley, Tiller,
Brandt and Jordan. Hits-ofr Riley,
In innings: of Williams, 10 in 8
innings. Bases on balls-by Williams
3: by Riley. 2. Struck out-by Siley
Ia: b. Williams. S. Time of game.
l:i5. Umpircs. Felvey and Van Dem
burgh Attendance $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

Saunders, Wharton. Meredith. w. Bell.
Hay. r. Bell. Coleman. Double plays
Beu (unasststed); Bauer to Walden to
Saunders. Hits-on Rollins. in g
innings: OF Corprew, IS in innings.
Bases on balls-on Rollins, g; OF Cor
prev, 2. Struck out-by Rollins, s.;
by Corprew, 4. Passed balls-Whar-
ton. Left on bases-C. II. A c., z: r.
e. Lee, Jr., 6. Time Of game, two
hours. Umpire, Ridgeway,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
Fairmount. yictoriou.

The Fairmounts defeated the High
lad Springs team yesterday by the
score Of to 2. Johnson, pitching for
Paramount. was unhittable until tho
ninth, when a base on balls. followed
by Goodman's single and Scotts dou-
BILE, netted two runs. The feature
for Paramount was the fielding OF
Boasley and Theldrick. while Wharton
ing OF Duke, Harvey and Kramer and
Scotts hitting featured for Highland
Springs. The score:
lIrll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

Summary: Two-base hits-Harvey,
Beasley, Liggan, Akers. Wharton. Scott.
Sacrifice hits-IIicks. Stolen bases
Johnson. Beasley. Liggan. Sale. Dou-
on balls-off Scott 4 off Johnson, A.
Struck out-by Scott, 4; by Johnson.
8. Left on bases-IIighland Springs.
S; Paramount. I. Time of game, 1925.
Umpire, Johnson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
Fnirmount Jrn. Lose.

Davis Bros. simply walked away
with the league leaders yesterday by
a score OF to 4. Davis Bros. lost
about four runs on account OF bad
base-running. lightning" Riley, who
show. tanning fourteen and getting
three hits out OF three trips TO the
pan. Ty Cobb" Jenries also caught
MS GIL batting eye again. and Brant
batted 1000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
ROBINS DEFEAT GIANTS

BROOKLYN. August 1.-THE Brook
lyn Nationals made 1t two straight
with the New York Giants to day, Win
ming. toll. by hitting both Stroud ana
Schauer In timely fashion. Pfeffcr
held the visitors to thre hits in eight
innings: Then. in the ninth, the Giants
punched three hits for their solitary
run. Umpire Orth was forced to re-
tire in the second inning owing to i'll
ness. and O'Day finished alone. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

Summary: Double plays-Anderson.
COSBY; Kramer. Left on bases-High.
Es-B Powell. Bell. Two base hits
3. Powell. Rady, Carter. Home runs
Browning. Stolen bases-PoIlard. Cen
off Powell l; off Tyson, ]; off Tilier'
Hlts-on Tyson. in innings: off
Tiiier, In innings. Hit by pitch ed
oali~DRady; Struck out-by Powell, 5;
by TYSON, 8: by Tiller, /. Umpire, Mr..
Atkinson. Attendance, 200.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
Standing OF the Clubs,
Howitzers Decent Highlnnd Pnrk

The Artillerymen took the lead in tn
TT,eoeTauon League by defeating the
highland Park team in a fast eame
At Byrd Park by the score of to
me me features Of the game were the
Ing OF the Howitzer infieid and the
pitching OF Powell. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
PIRATES ARE SLAUGHTERED

PITTSBURGH, August 14.-Cincin-
to-day when they defeated them in
both games OF double header, to
4. and to Q. In the first game the
visitors played a great uphill game and
tied the score before raching the
ninth. They got the one run neces-
sarY TO win in the eleventh Toney
ouillan was relieved by Councilman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
C. H. A. G. WIN. Ami,

E: Lee Juniors yesterday by the score
OF 10 TO l. The heavy hitting of /,
green Johnston and Hay featured for
Shine played a good game for the los
ers Johnston landed for a home run.
Rollins pitched good game for c. III.
A. c. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

New Never. York ..............o oooeo -
Summary: Runs-Fletcher. II. Myers Dau-
hert. O,Mara. Hummei. Mccarthy; Three
Earned runs-New York, /; Brookiy5'
Sacrihse nies-paubert. Hummei. sacrince
York. !: brooklyn, 6. First base on errors
New York. /; Brooklyn. = Bases on balls
on Prefer, !. Hit.-off Stroud. s in !
innings; off Schauer. in L inning. Hit by
pitcher-by Stroud. / III. Myers). str,ck
ontIby PfeHer; > Ump'res. o'Day and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

oustch from Nrst place by the Artil-
!erymen, who now lead By the scant
margin of onc-half game.
Tor second place. while right on ITS
heels comes tho fast nine from the
First National Bank.
The Blues took Il double header from
MGGill Yesterday and brought them
rag, Preston Shelton was The hero Of
both contests and should have deserved
shu,outs in both cases had he been
given proper support.
Shelton seemed to grow better as
the ater s'ases Of Ge game he ur was
shooting them over so fast that they
could scarcely be- seen.
tho latter after; affair; Archie Brands held
pitching Was heady. $40 " (''"" ,
For the fourth successive time this
Highland Park. Highland Park opened
up auspi ci} y. bn, after the first in;
there was nothing to 1t.
The artillery red has certainly got
the suburbanites' goat.
Big Boy Browning laid" all over
one Of Tyson's shoots yesterday and
KISSED IL lot II homer.
Billy Rady made sensational stop
Yesterday that brought the crowd TO
It's feet.
Next Saturday the Blues meet First
Natlonai In 2 douole-header, and to use
drop"
The PAWS stassa esS es2y Williams
y y.,si hn at second oakwood; He
when ne tackles Laurel Street.
Bumper" unmussig pitched good
S Stsasy sSms s1 for The Church I'M
port would have won the game. This
games since he has been in the ''i Gi:s
He Lis s3 }hs asy Is some Ptsas;
Juniors, down with four hits yester.
day. and got single. double and tSinia
in three Ipesv tines m s.. at bat Davis Brothers
place. ui'e'
ess Ths ees close in the N Gy Es;H1sy
decide the pennant winner. II FAN.
mount Juniors win and Davis Brothers
lose. the Fairmount lads will get the
rag.
VIII meeting be- Ssis Of the
X
o'clock in Howell Brothers' store
Franchises for next year will be ac
cepted.
Powell. the new pitcher OF Bells
Bible Glass, is pitching stellar ball for
that club. In his. two games ne has
famed twenty eight men.
Jackson, new infelder for Re,rs
Bible Class. is playing a good game for
his team.
Breeden,. the big first baseman for
the Bells Is doing some stickwork.
Next Saturdays game between C.
II. a. c. and Paramount will be a
hummer, as these two teams are deadly
rivals.
The race for tho batting honors bos
nnarrowsd down to two players. namely,
are now tied. with an average OF 100
]; Green, Of G. II. a. c., has hit his
stride in batting. now being in tho
400 class. Wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
FEDERATION LEAGUE
ReHuIt1 Yrsfnr,i,,

Blues, 8; McGill. 2 (first game).
blues. 1; McGill. 0 (second camel.
Ho%itzcrs, 10; Highland Park, (.
FIRST National Bank, 8; Barton
Heights. 0 (forfeited). 'oi'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

and a single turned the trick.
Shelton has rightly deserved tho
shooting through tho air like bullets
out OF gun during both conficts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
Totals .............3S 10 II ct 8
Cobb Furniture Company.

summary: Two-base hits-Lohman.
+. BEDFORD. Three-base hits-Lohman.
Sacrifice hits-Perkins. Stolen bases
Martin (2l, Taylor (2J, II. Jones, Moore,
Iutn' Johnston Bases on balls-by
hit-by Nunnally (Taylor). Struck
out-hy Lehman. z; by Nunnally. 5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
Simon Sycle Wins.

With LYDIA pitching steller ball
simon Sycle defeated the strong c. H.
Giants in game featured by the un
hill fight of the Giants. JENNINGS.
Winters and Young led in the battling.
while IL Cnmussig had had some field
ing behind him, he would have won his
game in walk. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
Beips Bible Cla.. Ties.

IN ono OF tho prettiest games played
this senson, Bells Bible Class and Full
ton battled for ten innings to a 1-to-1
count. It was tho first OF q three
game series for the champions Of Full
ton, The game was featured by many
hits The Rcone I"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
barber Sold IN N.,,on,,.

WINSTON-SALEM, :. c., August IA.
Officials of the local North Carolina
League Club announced tonight that
they had sold Turner Barber an out
fielder, to the Washington American
League club for $1,000. Barber ia a
native of Tennessee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
Met, Decent COLLIN,

In game featured by the heavy hit
ting and stellar box work of Pat
Lehman and Horace Jones's sensational
fielding the Nets defeated Cobbs by the
score Of 10 to 2. Johnston put up n
good game Mt bat and In the field for
Cobbs. The score: