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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-02-17
KENOVA
NEWS
Personal Mention of Peo-
pie Whom You Know
and Don't Know.

Quite . number of the children
here have measles.
Jos. 8. Miller transacted business
at Huntington Thursday.
Mrs. w. b. Morris is roovering
from An attack of Ia grippe.
Mise Celesta See of Louisa, Ky,
is visiting friends in our city.
w. p. Ferguson recently trans.
acted business at Catlettsburg.
Mrs. w. II. Wilson was recently
the guest of Huntington friends.
F. F. Badgley was business vis-
itor at Catlettsburg last Monday.
}. T. Breeze of Portsmouth trans
acted business in our city last week.
Frank Moore of Huntington was
a recent business victor to our city,
VIM. Jackson of near WAYNE
was a recent business visitor to our
city.
Miss Kathleen Holt was the que. t
of Ceredo friends Thursday after
noon.
Charles Lovins, the plumber, was
a business visitor at Ashland last
Friday.
DIR. w. F. Bruins of Ceredo was
a professional visitor to our city yes.
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Breeze were
visitors at Ashland last Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Stephenson
are recovering from an attack of IL
grippe.
w. j. Grimm of New Haven
transacted business here the first of
the WI
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-02-17
How TO Prevent Bilious Attacks.

Coming events cast their shadows
before" This Ia especially true of bill
ious attacks. Your appetite will fail.
you will feel dull and languid. II you
are subject TO bilious attacks take three
OF Chamberiain's Tablets as soon az
these symptoms appear, and the attack
may be warded on. For sale by all
dealers. adv.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-02-17
IT'S A LIE
B'GOLL]
A Writer Sees Thkseu.T1St
Do Not Exist in Ken

The following item has been
going the rounds OF the press, state
and nation. for the past week or 90.
Il plainly shows that the man, wo.
man, child or beast who wrote il
was "buckeyed" to . fare you. well.
His, him or "hern" Imagination was
go great that the author, in order to
make few pennies out of the press,
simply laid all self-respect aside
and told lies faster than q mule can
kick, as the saying goes. Kenova
is law-abiding town and her ci,i-
zens take pride in assisting in the
enforcement Of the prohibition law,
and the one who even dreamed that
conditions exist as stated below.
should be in the asylum. But read
the deliriums of whisky dopestcr:
HERE THEY ARE
"Kenova, January 29.-Kenova
probably has the distinction of be-
ing the only city in the United
States situated In three different
states. On account OF ite peculiar
location Prohibition Commissioner
Fred o. Blue is perhaps experience
ing more trouble in preventing the
sale and use of "booze'' in this CITY
than any other place in West vir-
ginia. The city derives it's name
from its location, towit: Ken.( Ken
tucky) O-(Ohio) va-(virginia).
''Soon after the Yost Prohibition
Law went into effect Com missioner
Blue was confronted with the prac-
tice Of the citizens of Kenova buy.
ing their "booze" on the Kentucky
eide and bringing it in the state of
West Virginia for consumption.
Following prosecution for carrying
it into the state another move was
started on the Ohio side by which
a cable was stretched across the Ohio
river and it was conveyed to the
West Virginia side in baskets. The
next move was to place an ofii-
Ger along the river banks to pre-
vent it from being delivered In this
manner.
"Not TO be outwitted in this man
ner the farmers living in Kentucky
began hauling ii into West vir.
ginia by placing pint bottle in .
pumpkin and selling them for enc
dollar each. One farmer is said to
have sold nearly two thousand
pumpkins in the little city In .
single day. The supply of pump
kins was soon eEhauste IS faxsaQately
for MIR. Blue. = amer
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-02-17
Walkers Branch Items.

Here / come once more.
\ We are having . great deal of
kness ia our neighborhood at
writing.
dsey BloSs 10 very busy plying
ettock. Lindsey said be was
Q make hay while the sun
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-02-17
The Legislature.

lrleston, w. Va, Feb. I2.-
legislature Is still busily
Prk.. While but few of the
wide laws promised the peo-
b the party platforms have
Q many are being pushed as
>Re possible and doubtless
= laws.
pas passed the Bless.
bill, which was
paper a couple
bill provides
kicts in West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
GAME is SLUGGING MATCH

ROCKY MOUNT. y g.. Juno To-
Heavy hanging skies that gave rrao,,nn,
showers played no favors to the
pitchers this afternoon, and n smuggling
ma ten wound WI with scor. OF q TO {
win the Tarhc"ls claiming the half
d"@cn chalkcr and incidentally ali OF
the -FOUR gam" series with the Norfolk
iars Cochran, on the mound for the
Hh''o,S' pu!l"d out OF tn. contest with
ono less hit than O'Bri.n. though b"
was cloutcd harder aud more tiluolv
than the Tnrhccl. and he was pounded
Tor eight extra bases. the longest of
"hlch Was a circuit pound that flew the
center Held fence from Grays bat.
- Srlen yielded eleven hits. but ONLY
one went for an cXtrn base though
lops with men on the corners Jotb
teams NEEDED well, ;tud tho one ,nlscuc
ny the home club was the only error OF
me game. on field that was anything
out auspicious for perfect play, ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
WOMEN'S GOLF HANDICAP
AT COUNTRY CLUB TO-DAY
Course II I'm Fine Shape From Re-
cent Rains, md Large Entry
Is EXpccted.

The first medal play handicap event
Of the season for women will be play
ed on the link of the Country Club
Today. The course Is in fine shape,
owing to the recent rains, and from
the interest shown. Il large entry is
expected.
The following rules will govern:
l. Competitors shall play in couples
only.
.. Players must sign the entry sheet
In the hands of the caddymaster be-
fore starting play
3. Cards must be attested and hand
ed in Immediately after completion Of
round
4. All matches shall start from the
first tee
5. All puts must be holed out.
Handsome cups will be given for
the best net score, second best net
score and low gross score. one cup
only to be won by the same player
Following is n partial list Of prob
able entrants and their handcaps:
Mrs. G. G. Barksdalc. 4; Mrs. j. a.
Kelvin. 4; Mrs. Ben II. Gray, Is: Mrs.
John G.. Hayes, 8; Mrs. Horace S.
Halves. none; Mrs. Ashby Jones, %;
Mrs. II. S. Jones. IL; Miss Martha Mar
tin. 20; Mrs. James Mullen, %; Mrs.
John B. Swartwout, is; Mrs II. G.. Ia BIB,
90; Miss Elizabeth Taylor, 25: Miss
Mary Traylor. IA: Mrs. G. Il. Wall. 9;
Mrs. George Warren, IA: Miss Gay VIII
bon. %; Miss Louise Yancey, 25; Mrs.
y. Churchill Young, 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
NEWPORT NEWS MAKES
CLEAN SWEEP OF SERIES
Shipbuilders Cop Three Straigh
Games From Portsmouth, Last
by Score Of 3 to =.
DECIDED In FIRST FRAME
Last Three Innings Are Played i'm
Heavy Rain, Despite Protest OF
Visiting Manager-Sunolk Loses
Another to Petersburg.
Especial to The Times Dispatch7


PORTSMOUTH, VA, June lG.-Ncw-
port News made it three straight to-
day, winning by the score of 5 to ..
Portsmouth had several chances to con
the contest. especially in the sixth in
ming, when the Truckers had the bases
fun and nobody out. The best they
could do with this, however, was to yet
IN Il pitiful run. The other tally came
across when Tagucr fenced the ball in
the first inning
Newport News made all her tallics In
the initial inning, on three hits, a base
on palis, Il Sdcriiic" and some poor UNI
pirihE. smith. who had hcon clearly
Struck out. got another chance at tho
bail anu hit safely. Voltz also hit.
scoring Si"gic, who had been given a
base on balls. Walters followed with
q TWO baGEer. scoring Smith and Volt
ne laSt three innings were played in
rather heavy rain. despite the pro
tests of tn" Newport News manager.
-N'i.hcf umpirc seemed to have control
OF Inc visiting players, who jockcvcd
or t!mc constantly. The score:
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CLIMBERS COME HOME
FOR GAMES WITH NEWARK
New pitcher Ia Show Whnt lie Cnn
DO at i'rond street Purk This
Afternoon.

Jack Dunn's Climbers will try con-
iclu*ions with Newark this afternoon,
NJ 4;la, in Broad street Park, playing
their first game on the home grounds
This week. The Richmond team will
paStimc with the Indians for three
games. occupying the three remaining
urged to turn out in full force this
afternoon to encourage the PLAYERS
and start the aggregation on another
climbing expedition. which will finish
around the top.
Although the Climbers were bitten
rather freely by the Jersey City Sliec-
tcrS, to whom they dropped two ont Of
three games. Manager Dunn is un-
tunes ut the expense of the thinner
man club This week. He SAYS the
boys are working hard. and. although
I'm :, have not been breaking 50 wei
bring home the bacon.
ralph Works the latest acquisition
10 M punnitcs' pitching staff will
probably he chosen to do the work this
afternoon. II Will he his first appear
ahcc m Richmond uniform. and the
fans viii have AN opportunity to give
I'll" new twirlcr the once over
WORKS Is a former Detroit pitcher.
Soh OF i"l3, Last year he pitched for
-. Paul. in the American Associntion
where he made u good record He wos
InSt signed this week by Manag ger
DUNN, VINO for some time has been en-
Ge"Nprlng 10 strengthen his pitching
department.
The Climbers left Jersey CITY last
nth'' IN order 10 arrive here carly
an" secure good rest for the game
tn-'aN. Accompanying the team was
iltoh"r Schnrr, former "Skcctcr.'
YIN" was released by Manager Wiltse
Manager Dunn may usc him arainst
INC Indians in case OF an emergency
kchin"nd played big league bail
yesterday with Jersey City, and de-
served To win iiut for th, balloon as
c"nsi"n Of "Rub"" Meadows i'm tho
i"urfh inning. the trick would have
been turned. as no errors were made,
hua the climbers touched up the
.SkCctcr' pitChcrS frnclv
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RICHMOND'S DELIVERY WINS

SUFFOLK, VA. June 16.-Petcrsbury
made 1t two out of three from Suuolt.
to-day by winning the last game Of
the series. 3 TO 2. CASTOR. for Suffolk
pitched good game, and Richmond
who started for Petersburg. went vii
until the eighth. when ne was relieved
ny Rlce. after filling the bases with
two singles and Il base or balls III
successor. however, took the helm and
pulled his team out of II bad hole. l.,
the hrSt inning with two out, Stewart
sent Il nigh ny over right field Touca
for home run, but from that time ON
the homo club was unable to solve Rich
inohds delivery, and he would no dOuht
have pitched an excellent game had not
4. hardin hit ball in the seventh snIjt
his hand open. Weir. SuNolk's new on
ieidcr. played a beautiful fielding game
Tho score. 49,
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BOSTON WINS ITS FIRST
VICTORY OVER CHICAGO
Tyler Puzzles Cubs With Men OH
Bases, and Fast Fielding
Helps Him.
SMITH BiNIsIIED FROM GAME
Philadelphia Falls Before Pittsburgh
in liarti-FouSht Isattlc--New York
Finishes Series by Taking Cincin-
natl Into Camp.

CHICAGO. June lG.-Batting Cheney
hard in the fifth inning. Boston won it's
hrst victory of the season over Chi
caSo. I" 5. Pierce held the cham
ri"ns runlcss during his stay on the
mound. hut Tyler puzzled the Cubs
when they got men on bases. and fast
fielding helped him out of cmharrass-
ing places. Smith WIS banishcd from
the game. and I:vcrs from the field for
arguing with the umpircs. and carly in
the game most Of the Boston substi-
tutcs who had been sent out OF the
grounds on sunday and Tuesday. vol
unfairly LEFT. Zimmerman was spiked
when Fitzpatrick slid into second and
had to retire. The score:
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Totals 80 II 70 II 1 Totals 81 20 3S II
'Bh't"d 70" Nuthcwson In seventh.
'Bdtic9 for SChuucr Ia eighth
Rated for Benton in seventh
kIiAttcd for Lcar In twelfth.
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FRATERNITY REFUSES


MONTREAL. June 16.-Omcers of tbo
Montreal baseball club of the Internoo
tional League received notification
from New York to-day that the Base
ball Players Fraternity had refused 10
McGraner, made direct to the frnter-
nifty.
McGrnner was fined 800 and su-
spendd by the local club authorities for
was released The played plac bis
case before the fraternity, but Presi'
dent David T.. Fultz evidently failed 70
find cause for action by his organiza-
ton.
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CHICAGO TAKES TWO

BUFFALO, n. Y, June lG.-Chicago
opened tho season to-day by taking
both games of a double header from
the Buffalo team. to o and to l..
Both Hendrix and Prendergast were in
fine FORM In the first game Anderson
had two bad innings. In the fourth two
singles, base on balls and a triple
before man was down. finally netted
four runs. In the seventh inning three
twd-base hits and an error added three
more runs No Buffalo player got past
first base in the second game until the
seventh inning.
First game:
Score by innings: R.I F.
Chicago ....0004 0301-S q !
Buffalo 900 90 % 4 ,
Batteries: Hendrix and Wilson; An
dcrson. Ehmke and Allen.
Second game:
Score by innings: Ri f.
Chicago ........e0o 2000O1-3 7 ?
Batteries: Prendcrgast ana Fischer:
Ford and Blair.
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WASHINGTON.
Chicago.

Chicago .................0 0 %
washington ...........2 , -
summary: Rurs-Fourncr. Schnlk. Noel
Ter. Foster. Gandil. Morgan '2i. Two-hase
hitS-Fost"r. Schalk. Earned rams or Rus
sou! !: on johnson. Q Three base hits
M"eller NorEan. Sacrifice hits Rackburn..
Ninsnith' Johnson Sacrifice hies-Eusscli
Mcbride. stolen bascs-Wcavcr. T. 90!
Inns. Foster. Double play--Mc Bridc Nor
gar and Gandil. Lett on hascs-Chcarc. !:
Washington. Bases on bailS--or Russell
;. First base on crrors-Chicago !: Wash
incton l. Hit by pitchcr-by Johnson.
81. Co!ins). struck out-by Russell I: NV
johnson. s. Time. 1880. Empires. Dlnccn
and Nallin
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ST. Louis ..............O 0 /. -
,, S,nmmHry Rmns.Myers to, Dnubert. ].
Miller. stolen has"-ilot2cI Earned mn
Er"oklyn. !. Sacrincc hii-Cutshaw. o. Mil
;st StenEcl Double play-Rutler ans! Hyatt
BASES on halls-on Huckcr >: OF Appleton.
.; on Grin"r !; OF Meadows p fits
i.urk"r' " IN innings; on Appleton. ! IN !.
innings OF @riner. in innirgs; OF Mcad.
"ws' IN innings. Hit hy ritcher-by
Appleton 'lietZcb. Struck out-hv Ami.
ton I. Empires, oith ANA byron Time.
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Boston.
Cleveland
Total, Totals ,,as s:4ls Totals 80 $50 10

N"ore by irnings: r.
Cleveland ...............I o q "a
Boston ..................0 o 0 -
summary: Runs--Southworth ~. Turner
Wagner. Speaker. Lewis. HobiitzeI Two
base hits Turner. Lewis. Morton (oJ. Hob
i!tZcI. Thrce-basc ht-SDeaker. Stolen
hases-Gardner Chapman. Sacrifice hit
Turner. Double play-Chapman and Wood
Lett on bascs-clcveland. :: Boston 3
First base on crrors-Cieveland. !. Bases on
bails-on Morton. !: of Shore, ,. Hit by
pltchcr-by Shore. ! tJackson). Struck out
by Morton. .: by Shore. 6. Wild p!tch-
Shore umpires. Hildebrand and O'Lough-
lin. Time, 1916.
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RUCKER KNOCKED OUT

ST. LOUIS. June lG.-AIcadows. by
pitching hitless ball for five innings.
4 10 ;. here to-day. Snyders single in
IN" sixth sent Miller and Long home.
ne latter with the winning rum. Nap
tucN"r started for Brooklyn. but was
relieved in the third. after H. hnd
granted the locals three hits and two
runs. tirincr. who started for St Louis.
was rehcy"d in the following inning.
having allowed Brooklyn seven hits in
three innings. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
YALE WINS CHAMPIONSHIP

NEW YORK. June lG-Yalc won tie
IuAinpipnShip series from Princeton
ing gano by Il score of 10 2 II 80
"a nara fought game. in which both WAY
ana It"%o pitched splendid ball Vale
tIti'l uphul ball. coming from behind
aHP 'l.sh@ IN" score in the nth and
seventh innings ana winning in the
'IIh'h. i'"gorc scored tn" winning run
Wh"n ne was safe on Scully's tumble,
S.!!oiG second and came home on Hunters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
NEWARK TAKES GAME

NEWARK. y. J., June 16-St. Louis
defeated Newark to-day, 3 to 9. Presi-
dent Gilmore and Harry T. Sinclair
were spectators
Score by innings: RH L.
ST. Louis .O00o 01OOO-3 10 o
Newark 900 0O0O--o 10 n
Batteries: Crandall and Hartley; Fal-
kcnDcrE and Raridcn.
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JOHNSON IN FINE FORM,
GIVING ONLY FOUR HITS
Strikes Out Eight Men and Fails to
Issue Any Free Trans
pOrtatiOn.
NATIONALS ARE EASY w1NERs
Russell Is Hammered for Eleven
Snfctics-Cobb Loses Game for
Detroit by Throwing Ball In Wrong
Direction-Rcd SOx Win.

WASHINGTON. June 1G.-Washing-
ton batted Russell for eleven hits to-
day, while Chicago got only four safe
ties off johnson, and the locals won the
last game of the series to 9 John
son struck out eight men and did not
give base on balls. though he hit one
man. The score:
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RED SOX HAMMER MORTON

BOSTON, June 1G.-The Red Sox
scored four runs off Morton in the
fourth inning to-day, enough to de-
feat Cleveland, to g. Two passes
two singles and Iiob!izclis double pro-
duced the scores. jackson was struck
on the head by one OF shores inshoots
in the first inning and retired No scri :
Gus injury was apparent, n physicia n
said. after examination. The score:
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TWELVE INNING BATTLE

CINCINNATI June 1G-New York
finished its first series OF the season
mere to-day by nosing out the locals
IN Z" tW"lvc-lnning struggle, 3 10 3;
single by BOYLE with one out an out
~ Turns and successive singles by
Fletcher ana Robertson, combined with
an error by Leach allowed the visitors
TO tally two runs in the twelfth and
cinch the contest. The score:
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Totals SO Ii % 10 2 Totals rs
i{nttcd for Pierce in ninth.
fl5ait"d for McLcary i'm ninth

Score 10y innings: u.
Boston .................o . o q o.
chicago .................l o Ga
summary: tuns-Gilhcrt, Connolly l;r,n
Mnfanvii!c Good. Williams. Archer Two
niSc hltS-k niS"ly. Safer. WhalnE Connolly
Three base hits-Ciood. PheIan stolen h1sos
mn"nJ. Acloary:, Magee. Gilbert ,2,. ritz.
pa,riyk, Mhranvi'lc; Earned runs BOSTON.
:; chicago. 5. Sacrifice hits-Fisher. ;rcher
%. Good Double plays Fitzpatrick Mar
hhviic, schmidt and Maranville: Murauvillc
an" tEan. Left on bascs-Boston. %: Chi
CcaGo :" First base errors Toston. !:
HmlGaGo. !. Bases on balls-on Cheney. !:
on f,ercs !: of Tyler. :. Hi;s-oT Cheney
In =" innings; on Pierce. ; in (; IA in
nihGs. struck out-hy Cheney. :: ley Pierce.
:; by IXier D. Empires. Qutglcy ana
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PHILADELPHIA.
Totals II y IL Totals - e7u

Scor" by innings: r
Philadelphia ..........,o o Q 0 0 -
summary: Runs-Nitt, cobb. Barry. Old
ring. Nclnnis. Thrc"- base h!ts-MClnuis
Barry. stolen has"s-Rush Scruuk. Earned
runs-Dctroit. .; Philadelphia. !. Sacrifice
hits-Kavanaugh. Young. V!tt. Sacrifice rs
--kavanaugh Lief, bascs-Detro!t. =:
Philadelphia. :. First base on errors--I)e-
troll. :. Bases on balls-or Dauss. .: off
Wyckom. s. lIit by pitchcr-by wyckoT !
cobb. Strunk out-by Dauss. 5; by WICK
of. .. Wild pitCh-WyCkon. Umpres CON
molly and Wallace. Time l:t.
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COBB LOSES GAME

PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-Barry's
three Dagger, on which Cobb threw the
ball back of himself when about to
hurl it 10 the infield. gave Philadelphia
the winning run over Detroit in the
being 10 .. All the other runs Were
largely the result of tho wildnoss of
Wyckof and Dauss, each Of whom gave
four bases on balls in one inning Ma
lone ana kopf starred in the field with
running stops which saved base hits
The
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Ihil;itlclphin.
Totals Us : y % Totals Pc - 20 !!
'EAttel for ChalmCrs In Minih

.'I-'fH UN lnllNss. -
5 FniIaaatRn'" ...::.:..S 3 %" 81
summary: Runs -Nchom Carey, collins.
Two, base hit-NioN. Three base hit-Coilins.
HhcTiH,e hit-oo!ins stolen baso-N:rhon
r;"Tn"d ruu-i'ittburch, !. Double play.
nhlrd Ni"N and Wagner Left on i.a.es-
ihiiad'!phia. i Pittsburgh, l. First base
on cfr"fs-- pittsburgh. /. Bases on balls or
chalmers. .; OFF Harmon, :. Balk-Chalncrs.
Strnuk ont by Chalmers. /; By Harmon :,
-npir"s, Iielcr ana Hart. Time l:nj
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Newport News.
Portsmouth.

Newport News 2 n q u n n ~,
Portsmouth ...........I o 20 10 q a
summary: I0ns-Slcbl!c. Smith Volz.
,Lntn.r r. iiome run Tneucr Sacrince
,,,!'S-. Nl"EHs 81, bunting. Double plays
Waters 10 Hunting to CarncS: Whittcd In
phmThu lit2.- or Schacncr. in : IN
HIn&S; OIL Nul!in. IN Innings Ra-.g on
hilis-on Schneider. = off Graft 3 S,r,cp
@"i,b% Schaci'er. ?, hy AuIia. 5: hy craft.
- i."tt on hhseS-Newport News q: Ports,
mouth. G. Time. > hc.:rs. Inpires. Hrs.as
and Blgb!c. ~T$
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PIRATES WIN AGAIN

plIISlsC EGli. June lG-pittsburch
defeated Philadclphia her. today 90
scoring the winning run in the sixth on
Il single, a sacrifice and an error. The
lhiilicS made their only run in the sec
und on Niehon's single. his steal Of
second; Gibson's wild throw and Ind
cruS's single. The Pirates tied the
count IN the fourth on Collins trip ana
WaSncrs out at first. Harmon and
Chalmers were in good form. The
ECOrn. -
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
MAKES 1T TWO IN ROW

BALTIMORE, June 1G.-Kansas CITY
made ii two in row by taking to-
days. game. to ). Pcrring's hitting
featured.
Score by innings: Ri e
Kansas City. O02 1905 - /
baltimore .004 00l0O-5 s 9
Batteries: Packard, fleming and Eas-
tcrly, Brown; Quinn and Owen
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BATTLE is HARD FOUGHT

BROOKLYN, June 16.-Seaton held
Pittsburgh to five scattered hits o-day,
ana brooklyn won by close battle,
, To ..
Score by innings: R.HE
Pittsburgh 49,. % O2 OO00O-o :
Brooklyn OOOOlI Q
Batteries: Dickson and Berry; Seaton
and I.and.
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game to-day with to score. Pa
lcrmo and Luquc, two Cubans, were
the opposing twirlers, and the former
was only Il little the better All
Hochcstcr's runs were scored on extr.
base clouts The score:
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several times during the game sbo,rers
threatened to break up the contest
SnrfnJI. =.

Norfolk

summarize: kun-Stcinbrcnncr, Tbr,sho,
FOSTER, McMahon, Edwards. Gray a.. D.
inalee, Ryan 90. Loft on bascs-Norfolk 8.
Rocky Mount I. stolen bases-Edwrro'
IhrasEcr Sacrifice hit-Parmalee Saryin.,.
Hy-Mc Mnhon. Two-basc hits-McNnhn,
hisci t2), bittlc. Parmalcc. Gray. uona on
tray. struck out--by o Bricn. ?; by CO..
ran = Bases on balls-on Cochran I ,yii.,
pitch-O' jtricn. Time. 1855. Umpire. I,,I'n,,o,
Attendance. RS cu'eil.