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CLUSTER BEATS RATS

CLUSTER SPRINGS. VA. April oi-
In fast and snappy game Cluster
Springs Academy downed the freshmen
from the University of North Carolina
to 0. this afternoon. 1t was a pitch
er's battle throughout, with excellent
support from both sides. Kenlaw, for
Carolina. held the locals to three scat
tered singles. while Newton's pitching
Tor Cluster was superb. He struck out
sixteen men, and yielded lone single
in the ninth. Only twenty-nine men
faced him at the plate. Both backstops
gave classy exhibitions with the big
mitt Batteries: Carolina-K enlaw and
Davis. Cluster-Newton and Thompson
Cmpire-Mr. Lacy, South Boston.
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Norfolk Win. Inst Gam.

NORFOLK. VA. April 24-Norfolk
made IL two out OF three from Ports
mouth this afternoon by taking the
rubber game. score s to o The Pirates
outhit the Tars: but had four men
ON bases Cochran was taken out at
the end of the sixth inning, when Nor
folk was leading. to Q but in the
eighth inning hits by Steinhrenner and
Thrashcr and two errors by Damrau
gave Norfolk four runs.
Score by innings: Ri f.
Portsmouth % oo2 ooono-a 10
Norfolk .....O o olO4x-S s (
Batteries: Belanier and Milliman:
Cochran, humphreys and Stewart.
Summary: stolen bases-Clevelaud
(2), Saracino, Steinhrenner and Thrash
er. Sacrifice hits-Fish t2). Strain and
Overton. Two-b base hits-Whitted. 81
Martin. Tally. Cleveland and Foilcs
Three base hits-Thrasher Double
plays-Saracino to Stewart: Steinbren-
ncr to stewart; Strain to Tally to Hur-
ley TO Milliman 10 Tally to Hurley. In
Humphreys. 3. AZ bats-against Coch-
ran 81: against Humphreys. 49, Hits
off Cochran &: off Humphreys 4 Base
on halls-on Belanjer, 4 (Ginn Thrash
or. Saracino and Overflow: off Cochran.
fTally, Damrau and WHITFIELD. Struck
ont-hy Belanjer. Z: by Cochran, 1: bv
Humphreys, .. Hit by pitcher-Sara-
elmo. Left on bases-Portsmouth. 10:
Norfolk, s. Ralk-Belanjer. Time Of
game. :55. Umpire. Rossback
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DOWN THE ALLEYS

The Palace ive-came tourney in
singles VIII close this week. The lead
ers In the various divisions last night
were: Wade. in Glass y. with $50
bell, IN Class Il. with or; Black in
Class G. with SSS
This week the big guns will go on
the runs. and among these bowlers is
some OF the best talent in the South
remarkable scores are looked for when
WHIT Whitman. Mcfarland Bailey
,-ampbeil, Alright. Anderson and others
begin to hit the big naples
Schedule for Mondny.
o'clock f'uruett and Richardson
ociock-Spilling and Mcfarland:
Sutteriin and =. y. Williams: Campbell
and Whitman; Bailey and Overman
Schedule for TucS,iny.
oclock-Roy and Troutner: Phipps
ana T.. L. COSBY: Cook and Anderson:
Alright and NJ. Miller
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Strength Power Accomplishment

When blood troubles become 80 firmly en-
bedded in the glands and deeper tissues It
calls for the searching influence Of S. S. s.
to dislodge them.
And there are many reasons why S. S. S.
does this. To begin with. the medicinal prop
critics OF S. S. S. are derived from semi
tropical drug plants and extracted direct
from their natural state. No other druss
arc added. no minerals, nothing to disturb
tho stomach or to create harmful conditions.
Thus 1t goes directly into the blood and
becomes at once a medical influence for
prompt and effective repair. This Is impor.
tant. We Obtain all sustenance from solid
foods, liquids and air. All Of these sub
stances are utilized up to a certain degree.
then either changed or converted or even II
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not changed they must all be eliminated as
waste. Now. S. S. S. Is just rs necessary
10 heaith " the blood be sick as the elements
OF food and air. There Is nothing theoretical
about this. 1t has been established as a
fact by recoveries from eczema. acne and
other skin Affections. from catarrh wherever
located. from rheumatism OF whatever form,
from long standing and stubborn eruptlve con-
ditions And even In anemc conditions where
the blood has become thin and impoverished
5. 5. S. exerts a mighty power to enable the
blood to refill Itself Of aesh.producins ele-
ments.
There Isn't we'll stocked drug or depart.
ment store anywhere In America hut what
has sold S. S. S. continuously year after
year. II Is the most generally recommended
remedy known.
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Not q drop OF minerals Is used In this
famous preparation and 1t Is thus q remedy
that anyone can safely use and can hon
estiy and conscicntiously urge his best friend
to use 1t. For this reason when YOU ask for
4 bottle OF S. S. s.. do not be talked into
something Just good" as you will GER
tainly be fooled and deceived.
S. S. S. Is prepared only In the laboratory
OF tho Swift Specific Co., 4ss Swift Bldg,
Atlanta, Ga.
And anyone who Is afflicted with any form
OF blood trouble. may write for free advice
on the best method OF using S. S. S.. to-
sether with helpful advice on other matters.
This department has been Of incaleulable BEN
eft to host Of thankful people during tho
past half century.
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'LEN ELAND. April 2i.-Dcti OFT won
IT'S eighth straight game to-day de-
featin cleveland, to 0. Boland
pitched brilliantly and received great
support Neach. OF Detroit. made three
singles and a double. and received a
pass In five trips to the plate.
Score by Innings: r. H. T.,
Cleveland ..0o0 100000 30 : :
Detroit q u y q . q O-6 ~ ,
Batteries Stecn. HaGerman, Walker
ana oNeill: Boiand and Mckee
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Rnndo,rh-M Macon Academy Wins.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. April 24.-
Randolph Macon Academy defeated
Jefferson Athletic Club. of Roanoke
city League, here to-day by TO 3.
Both teams played a gilt-edEe game in
the field, no errors being made At the
bat, Randolph Macon Academy had the
best of it, The features were home
runs by Mack CD, POWELL co, Finney
90.
Score by innings: r. r. r
RIM Academy. q 00Il311.-T II 0
Jefferson .......l o 90 01--3 S 4
Batteries: Randolph Macon Academy,
Powell and Wray: jefferson Athletic
club, Ciettys and Sterrett Cmpirc.
Davidson.
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WAL TER JOHNSON BANGED
OFTEN BY NEW WORKERS
Twelve Hits Are Made by Yankees
in Shutting Out the
Nationals.
TIGERS WIN EIGHT STRAIGHT
Detroit Continues Winning Streak.
Athletics Get Revenge on Boston.
John Berg Holds Browns to -Four
Hits.

CHICAGO. April 2l-Joe BENZ held
~. Louis TO four scattered hits today.
ana chicago made IL three straight
from the browns. to I. In the sec
0nd j. Collins's double and an error by
i.aVan counted for two Chicago runs
Chicago two more.
Score by innings: r. H. f.
~. Louis. ...... - q | q O o--l !,
Chicago OoO9 nO0. -
batteries: James, perryman, Baum
gardner and Agnew. Benz and Schalk
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Athletics Win from Do,ton

HUSTON. April 2i.-Philadelphia won
from boston to-day, to 3. In the first
tour innings the visitors hit Leonard's
delivery hard. but could not get "A hit
off Ruth or Foster. who succeeded him
fennock held Boston hitless after the
SECOND inning, but grew wild. passing
succession in the eighth
Score by innings: r. H. T.
Philadelphia - | o 3 q o O--6 3
Boston ......l q q q o 90 Ia 1
Batteries: pcnnock and McAyoy:
Leonard Ruth. Foster and Carrigan
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CHAMPION BRAVES STOP
pills WINNING STREAK
Boston Outplayed Moran's Wonders
and Broke Opportunity for
Record.
sALLEE SHUTS CUBS OUT
Little George Cutsl,aw Hits Mathew
son Twice, With Men On, Win
ming ,Contest-Tirates and Reds
Play to Draw.

PHILADELPHIA. April 24-phil-
adelphias winning streak was broken
Whcn Boston outplaycd tho home team
a. All points to-day and won. 10 to -
IN" visitors Knocked Mayer off the
rubber In three innings. and kept up
Us hhrd hitting AT Oeschgcr's expense
ne nome teams two runs were home
runs by I.udcrus and Iieckor.
Score by innings: r. IT, T.
hnSton .......I 03o2lI Do-Ic II u
Ih'iadelDhia "a % 0Gi 3
u" ttcri"s: hughes ard Grwdv; Man
or. rcschger and killifcr. Euins
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BUFFALO. April 24.--BAltimore won
the last game of the present home
series to-day, 10 to I. Russell Ford
was Knocked out of the box In tho
sixth inning. :hmke, who succeeded
him. was hit freely.
Score by innings: r n p
Baltimore oOO06l 90 "a .
Buffalo .....o 90 3oOl % 2
batteries: Quinn and Oyens: Ford,
khmke and Blair. Alien
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ALLEN, REBEL TW|RLER, q
PITCHES N0-H|T GAME
Pittsburgh Shuts Out st. Louis
Through Work of "a
SlabblSt
JACK QUINN COMES BACK
Former Colt Trims BuTalo-Harry
Moran Pitches Great Game Against
brooklyn. and Newark Again Goes
Up to Top.

ST. LOUIS. April 2i.-Allen pitched
no-hit game to-day. and PITTSBURGH,
won from St Louis. TO o
home. 'io
Score by innings: II 81 T.
Pittsburgh .....OoOoool ol-2 ) o
st Louis 800. 900 90 o. 90 o 2
Batteries: Allen and Berry: Groom,
and Hartley.
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=. NtW 1UTtk, .NpriI 24-The New
York Americans took revenge on Wal
Ter Johnson for shutting them out last
Week. when they battcd him to-day for
Twelve hits and defeated Washington,
TO D. Caldwell held the visitors to
TWO scratch hits. both made by Milan
Score by innings: IL Il r
Washington 1000 900 % >
New York. .0o02 02O0.--i 10 3
batteries: Johnson and Ainsmith
Caldwell and Sweeney
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R"bins Ii"nt mn,hc,v.nn.

ii:pDkLYN April - George Cut
Sh"w's timely hitting fca,r"ed IT,
Nc" fo'k Three ,iiurs he lille seq
'nd baseman faced Mntn"wson with
"ich on bases. ard c"ch tine n" mad. q
~ IN tn" seventh. With the score
tied. ara the haser fun n. drove in
two runs with single"
N""' York hrn"h"d th"""' hits with
W passes. /" tn" hrs' iunirc or Ar-
i'"'"m kr""l>i", the v"'turstcr on, Of
-" b. i'"t iarHn HuiSrod lilo game
~ va -se"""" STYLE. boiling the
~ HiS !" two hits
'ntsh"w Shultz. p'Ma-n and Ma
'h"Wscn did some s'ar fielding
Fletcher Was ordered oH tho field q,
IN" eighth inning for protesting
ir.'nst the umpres Judgment on a
c',l"" STRIKE Grant took his rlaco
Scor" BY inninrs: r H. T.
Vow York 2rnno q q 90,
l'"""k,rr .... "ooonl n.s .
lf"f"'irv NH'ho""~u and Meyers
Npp'c;on. Raglan and Mccarty
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IapIscopnI High Wins.

High School defeated Woodberry For
est here this afternoon In very cx-
citing game, by the score of 10 to J.
Sullivan. for Woodberry pitched an
excellent game. but had poor support
The feature OF the game was tho play
ing of NoiSt. In center field. for the
high school.
Batteries: High School-Sprui!l and
Hamsberger.. Woodberry- Sullivan,
& arke and Jones
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Hurry Moran Wins ASnin.

NEWARK. ~ April 2i-Harrv
Moran. who pitched a two-hit game
aga INST Brooklyn Thursday. came back
again to-day and beat the Tip Tops, Z
to ,. triple by Rariden with three
on bases i'm the seventh, proved the
undoinC of Scaton.
Score by innings: H f.
Brooklyn ... q o 5000 10 & .
Newark .......0O 020l - o 9
Batteries: Maroon and Watson, Land !:
Moran and Rariden.
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SnI!cc Holds Cubs We'll.

st; LOUIS. April - -TinclN hitting.
coupled with lis" shutou, pitching Of
SHil"e gave -. Louis II TO o victory
oN"r Chicago to-dHy
Score by innings: X II +.
thicrpo | 1000 % na-O . ?
st Louis l0nColl
Batteries: label and Ercsrahan. Sal
lee and SNYDER
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f'1TSiN 'PGli. ~. Anil @i-W'i,h
"a" score tied ~ to at tho close Of
~" eighth inninr. the game between
PITTSBURGH ;'ld cincinnati tu-tlny was
'"l"d 10 Hii"w tho tnnrns 10 catch
''"ln< Walk = ":""i!icn - nd 81 .!.,-
~" ~ W2rr"r ,aV" tn" Pirates their
I'm ~ In" f"".'h Tho visitors tied
~" score - ~" siv.l, on Herzog's
s''~l" ""'i 'tr'"'.h'~ trirle
Coo" r. innings RH p
,h""'''"-'i .o"0nnl nn-' s q
i'i';sir"-l Gn0I nnno r.
" 'i"rtne '"'"s i..a- ard Winro
clarke: McQrill.n and Schang
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Navy Crew Lost to Horvord,

ANNAPOLIS. MD. April 24.-Navv
lost TO Harvard by three lengths over
n mile and hve-siNteenths course here
this afternoon. Winning time min
utes, 50 seconds.
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2; Chico go, q.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at Cincinnati
Pittsburgh mt st. Louis.
tSo others srhcduied.p
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AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
New York, 4; Warrington. q.
Philadelphia, a. Boston. 3.
Detroit. OF Cleveland. o.
Chicago, 4, st. Louis, I.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE RESULTS

Yesterdays GAMES
baltimore, 1Oi Buffalo, &.
Newark, Z, Brooklyn, ..
Kansas City-Chicago; rnin.
Pittsburgh, 2; st. Louis, q.
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Lynchburg High Is wipn.r

LYNCHBURG. VA, April 24.-Lyncb-
burg High School here to-day defeated
Hoa noke High School. Q to ). In n
tho ball hard.
Score by inninEs RI T.
Roanoke O0100 3O1-e g
batteries: Callahan and Maddox:
Thomas. Barksdale and Peters.
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TH|RTEEN--|NN|NG DRAW
DOWN At NEWPORT NEWS
Shipbuilders Battle Suffolk to Ma
Decision, Extra Frame
Contest.
LONG GAME AT PETERSBURG
Took Coolers Eleven Innings to De-
feat Ray Ryan-NOrfolk Captures
Two Out OF Three From the Ports
mouth Team.
Virginia League Results

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Newport News. 3; suffolk, 3 tfour-
teen innings; dnrkncSst.
Petersburg, 9; Rocky Mount,
teiercn innlDEs}.
Norfolk, S; Portsmouth, e.
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BASEBALL STATISTICS
NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Boston. los Philadelphia, ..
brooklyn. .; New York s.
PittsburEh. I; Cincinnati. I iseyen
inninR1t.
81. Louis, 3; Chicago. o.
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
st. Louis Mt Chicago.
Detroit mt Cleveland.
no others schedulcdo
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Davi. Heats Former Champion.

Davis Heats Former Champion.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 24.-H. X 3.
Davis. of San Francisco defeated H.
Chandler Egan. former national golf
champion. in the semi-fnals of the
Panama Pacific Exposition champion
ship to-day. up and 2 to play.
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ROANOKE HIGH WINNER
OF MEET At BLACKsBURC
Annual Affair Under Virginia Poly
technic Institute Auspices
Is Success.
MAsToN is POINT WINNER
Scores Twenty-Four Points for Team
Out OF Five Entries--One-Mile Re-
lay Cup Is Also Won by Roanoke
Runners.

RLACKSBURG. VA, April o4-The
Roanoke High School track team won
the annual interscholastic meet held
here to-day under the auspices OF the
Y. Il. |. Athletic Association, scoring
siXty-siX and one-half points out of a
possible 100. \ new feature was in
PRODUCED into The meet this year. when
the assembled athletes lined up be-
hind the Tech band and marched
around the track. coming TO n halt in
were received by President Eggleston
with speech OF welcome. The events
We're run off rapidly. and every race
was closely contested. In the emile
run, Parrott Of r. II. s.. won from
Helms Of RlacksburE High School. by
Rasche;. Of r. II. s. and Fl. Gibbons.
of r. n $. ran dead heat. Matson.
Of r.. II. s.. was the star of the meet
winning twenty-four points for his
team out OF FIVE entries He was tied
by Kirby. of Elk Creek High School.
for first place in the high jump. both
men going out at five feet five inches.
The work of Fl. Gibbons. Of r. n. 81,
and Kirby. of Elk Creek High School.
also attracted considerable notice The
handsome silver cup was given, was
also won by r.. n. s. After the meet
the medals were awarded by Dr. New
man. of V. r. I. Summary:
Winners. Points.
II. II. 5. .................. 66La
-; n; :. ............... -
Elk Creek II. 5. ................. IL
taHioIu ~. >. u
Judges: Chinn, cottreli and Terry.
Professor Johnson. Mr. nrans 'fo"fso OF
V: r ]. Scorers. Moseby and Campbell.
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Pets Defeat Alicnftcs.
The Greenwood Pets heat the Glen
AlleniteS by the score of II to s. The
fcatur" of the game was tho pitching
and hating of r. 'rnsleN.
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al"trh--R7 leigh. :. Durham .
WI ston Srl"n1-- Winston salem
.; Ash0'tll". ti2 inrings)
~ misunderstanding ;: Green's
born, II
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Coolers Make Clean sween.

!sN''pl ~. \.h., hDTll Tilt
took eleven innings for Petersburg to
win from Rocky Mount this afternoon
in game which was played in mid
season form; Applegate. for the visi-
tors. pitched great ball. not allowing
a man TO reach first base until the
eighth inning. when Gross hit for two
bases and scored on Buschs single
the latter being thrown out at second
Kaufman for the home team barring
his wildnerr. kept his hits well scat
tered. aud the visitors only scored in
went To third on Appreciates sacrifice
scoring when Doyle singled to left held
With the score a tie in the eighth. both
teams gave a splendid exhibition Of ball
In the ninth inning. after one man was
out. Biddle and Doyle both singled. but
fast double play by Busch. Agncw
and Gross saved the day for Petersburg
In the eleventh inning. after the first
man up for the home team was famed
by AppleSate. Aanew hit safely for
three bases, and Busch sent Rice in
long fly to Dolly Gray in right field
Agnew beating the throw to the home
plate.
Score nv innings RIFE
r. Mount. o 90 Of 90 oo-l Q .
Petersburg 1000 Ol00l-2 3 .
Batteries: Kaufman and Hudgins
Applegate and Ulrich. Two base hits
Biddle. Ulrich. Gross. Three-base hits
i-Agnew. Double plays-Hudgins and
AEncw: Busch. AEnew and Gross. Sac
rifre hits-Doyle. Applegate. Bases on
Kaufman, 4; by Applcgate. 3. Left on
bases-Petershurg. ! Rocky Mount. IL
Sacrifice hy-Rice. Time of game, I:45
Umpire, MCGOWAN.
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~ Observation-Disclosures. :. Augusta.
~ Columbia Columbia, :. charles
ton
- Aha nv-Aihany. :: Macon 6
onrille-Jac ilsonville, 4:
1oiumhu 3.
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STANDING or TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
Newport News mt Norfolk.
Portsmouth ut Rocky Mount.
Petersburg ut Suffolk

NEWPORT NEWS VA. April "a
After playing rather poor exhibition
Of ball for six innings, during which
time eleven bases on balls were given
ana several errors registered Suffolk
ana Newport News settled down. and
for seven rounds played onei OF the
ing games seen mere i'm Years The
battle ragged until the end of The
called off hostiiities because OF dark :
ness. During the last seven rounds
both sides got men on the bases in
nearly every inning. but in every in
pitching kept the knot tied.
Boih teams scored in the opening
over in their half, and the shipbuild-
ers one. The Cats scored again In the
nth. but il was not until the seventh
mat the Shiphuilders could again cross
ana smith followed with n wallop that
cleared the left field fence After that
the game assumed the aspec, Of n
pitching duel between Mullin. who had
relieved Johnson. and Poole. the elon-
eat" suffolk twirler. Both sides con-
,rihuted some pretty fielding features.
done especially good work on several
difficult catches The batting of
Smith was a feature
cook. was fined and banshed from
the. field in the fifth inning. when he
kicked too strenuously when he was
called out al the plate by Umpire Ryan.
the bases full
Score by innings: r. H. f
Suffolk 20 oool 90 ooooo-3 10 3
y. News. - oool ooooo-3 10 3
Batteries: Johnson. Mullin and
Holmes: Barnes. Poole and Welcher.
summaries: Home run-Smith. Two
base hits-Smith, Henry. Sacrifice hit
Bunting. Crist. Moran. lrmscher
stolen blacksmith. Johnson, Cook.
Humnel Allen. Henry 90. First ba Sc
on hails-On Johnson, s: off Mulin. /;
off Barnes. ): off Poole. 3. Struck out
BY Johnson. >: by Mullin, (: by
Barnes. !: by Poole, ). Left on bases
Newport News. Is: suffolk. l3. Double
play-1rnscher to Hummel to Henry
Hit by pitcher-Smith (by Barnesj:
Chunk thy Pooie). Hits-Off BARNES. >
in 2-3 innings; off Johnson, ? in 7l-3
Innings Time of game, 3:0I. EMPIRES,
Ryan and Rutland
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Buffaio Mt Newnrk.
Chicago mt Knnsnn City.
mo others scheduled.)
, 1915-11-03

the Foreign Office, is an innoya ION, and
places an Ambassador OF wide experience,
for the fr,i time, in Irresponsible uir, ctior.
NJ. BRAND has issued The following state
ment: Il declare tmphaticnlly TO our All Is
aud to our ent mics that tue change in the
FrtIch Ministry does not signify amy chaule
III our Of cy, which rcmuins summed upIu
The word ",iciorl", ] cannot DO letter han
quote NJ. YIyiam's speech IN tie Chaml e. Of
Deputies in August last, when lie d4cpred
that here could be 10 peace until Belgium
had been freed and AIsacc- Lorraine r,taken.
LA Pax Par La Vlc1olc" shouts be ne
motto Of amy French Ministry. BY lrace
| mean the res Grafton OF he night of
every country TO lead lis own lite and 10
cultivate its own civilization without n-
trin2cment of the nights Of its neighbour.
and by victory mean tA4 crushing Of Ger
nun mllItarism."
, 1915-11-03

London, Oct. 3l~t A Berliu official bull
+. Announces "Aeal Duusko, south Of
egl.,. the enemy has hern driven back,
east OF the former place he has been
ar.vn ..elo-s the frontier West of the
NIotavu general lime S4urko. Nica, Ruduik,
CumIc and BaIoclua havo been reached, anal
.o9tu-ea5t of S|vlJainac enemy positions o.:
both sides OF The Bc,uya have been stormcd,
.oye, 1900 prisoners beng taktn. Before
II, BulgaIiau General Boladiicff the enomy
Weakening under pursuit.
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The Mon-tenegyja4 operatug southeast Of
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How increasing Popularity Is Running Our Breakfast Melons

However, as the melons have to be grown
under climatic conditions that produce
quick and early development. and as the
best melons win not stand long trans
shipment, It seems as though there were
little else for the farmers to do 70 supply
the demand than what they are doing.
Unless, OF course. Burbank arises to do
for the eanteloupe and watermelon what
the actual Burbank did for the blackberry.
Before the demand for melons became
so great, farmers used TO try every means
TO keep from coming about the very thing
they are now encouraging. Melon growers
would not permit a pumpkin os a squash
to blossom on their farm Great care was
taken TO keep bees and other insects from
carrying the pollen from pumpkin bios
SONS TO the blooms OF the melons, as it
was known that the mixing OF the pollen
produced a tough stringy flesh In the
melon. and the taste was more or less nat
like the raw pumpkin Some extensive