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Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15

Two-base hits; Mcintyre. Donnelly,
Cooney, Callahan. Sacrifice hits; Will
Jams. Doyle. Double plays: Cooney to
pitched; schreiber. 4: Ehman. Hits;
OFF Schreiber. 8; of Ehman, 4 Bases
on balls: OFF Schrelber, z: Off Doyle, 2.
Struck out; BY Schreiber, 3; by Doyle,
5; BY Ehman, 2 Wild pitches; boyle. q
Iilt BY pitched ball: BY Doyle, Williams
"a: by Ehman. Lejeune. Time: i;t2
Umpire; o'Brien.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15
Sioux City Beats
The Lincoln Team

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Aug. N.-opportune
hitting gave Sioux City the opening game
from Lincoln today, to !. The cham
pions moved into fourth place by virtue
OF its win today. Score:
QTnfyN CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15

Stolen basei McChesney. Double plays;
Hetling 10 Patterson, Hosp to Britton 10
Patterson, Kruger 20 Schliebner, krug
70 Schllebner. Left on bases: Wichita.
8: Omaha, 4. Struck out: by eGisl. g,
by North 4 Bases on balls: Ohi Geist,
B; OFF North. 2. Hit by pitched hall:
BY North. Bennett, Time: 1855. Umpire:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15

.hatted for Fierce in seventh.
shatted for tSandridke In ninth
81 I'fIsS Louis ',,.......;S ...:..,..S "a
Two-hase hits: Williams Miller. Three
tasa hits Bethel Williams, Long. Nil
ler stolen pesea. Williams. Betzel Con-
q Bases on errorA a. Louis, a Bases
On balls or Pierce. 4: off sfnndrfdge.
i of Amea. = Struck out; by Pierce.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15

Oakland. I; los Angeles. Z
Vernon. a; Portland. q
salt Lake cay. ,; San Francisco. 2
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15

WILLIAMS RECEIVERS OLD PACE IN TENNIS
This picture of R. Norris Williams the national tennis
champion made during the play the courts Of the
Longwood Cricket club at Boston Williams had failed
to up to expectations but in the Longwood tourney
he revived and played slasbing game of old
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15

The New York American club has
transferred first baseman Robert Kelly
and pitcher Harry kingman into the
Guelph club. OF the Canadian league.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15

Edward Barney. the crack Outfielder OF
the Jersey City team. ~ the International
ieaeue. haa been purchased by the New
York club.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15
-. Edward BIanhs Newman Grove.

ST. EDWARD. Neh. Aug. M-(spe-
,clal)-In a fast game today. ST. Edward
shuts out Newman Grove. 3 20 O. Both
pitchers were az their best. Powers OF
st sinsls EaawTd na1, se0's oooOOOSss =
Newman Grove. e.... Q 90 OOs0 90 2
Batteries. 81 Edward. Powers and
Fisher; Newman Grove. Mckay and Hin
n'sr 81 EDWARD plays albion tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15

Rent rooms quicN WITH a bee Want Ad
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-15
OMAHA DROPS TWO
TO WICHITA CREW
wind up tho year Labor day. Score:

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
EXPERT MARksMAh TO.
SHOOT At LOCAL TRAPS

The Dupont Powder Company has
advised the West End Gun Club that
their representative. Lester 8. Ger
man, win be here next Wednesday to
demonstrate the difference between
shooting with a gun which fits" and
one which does not fit Mr.. German
will have one of the new try-guns
which he will adjust to the shooters
physical peculiarities. being then able
to tell Just the dimensions suited and
enable the shooter to either have his
present gun changed or buy q new
one by scientific measurements. not
guess work.
The members Of the West End Gun
Club extends an invitation to all In
terested gunners to avail themselves
OF this opportunity and hope they will
be out. This IL the first time any
shooter down here has ever seen one
OF these ''try-guns." though for many
years they have been in use In Eu-
rope Mr.. German will reach the club
grounds about o'clock, two hours be-
fore the club shoot starts
Several other experts are expected
to be present. and the general public
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
CATCHER MARK STEWART
FINED IN. POLICE COURT

Petersburg. Va. July thatcher
Mark Stewart. of the Norfolk baseball
team. charged with disorderIy conduct
at Mckenzie Street Park during the
game between Norfolk and Petersburg
Thursday, was in Police Court this
morning and fined $40.
Pitcher j. G. Nicks of the same team,
charged with attempting to assault
an Officer and interfering with him
In the discharge OF his duties, was
fined the same amount.
Lester Simmons. of the Petersburg
team. charged with disorderFy con-
duct, was discharged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

showing great form for q youngster
and has been bearing the brunt of the
bAckst0p work for the vfrGiniAns for
several days. Maisel. the latest addi-
ton to the catching department, Is In
experienced, and 1t will lbe a good
while yet before he will be able TO
take his regular turn behind the bat.
Manager Dunn says that ne believes
that the Baltimorean will develop into
il good catcher. but he Il still locking
for man with whom Schaufie can
divide his work. Let Il be known
right now that this little SchAnfie ID
one OF the gamest players In the Bar
row circuit Although he has been
working in practically every game for
the past three weeks, he has never
registered kick. He has been hurt
on several occasions but the next day
always nnds him back In the ltne-up.
The boy Ii still In his teens. and q
year or two more will find him play
ing on one Of the major league clubs
|if he continues his stellar work, de-
spite the fact that Mr.. Irving Ii not
favorahly impressed with the boys
As soon as Twombley arrives In
camp Angelo aArragozs Win Ne sent
back to his old position 1t the key
STONE sack. while Charlie Pick win
be shifted I'd his regular position 81
the hot corner" This Will ~ = wise
move on the part OF Manager Dunn,
for again the "million-dollarss infield
will be intact. Rschmond's infield,
comprising Charlie Pick. Sammle
Crane. Angelo Arragon ana Timothy
Jordan, Is undoubtedly the fastest and
most sensational one In the Interna-
tipnal League. They comprise i ma
chine Of which any manager should
feel Justly proud. for when this quar-
tet 81 FASTENERS compose the inner
works few ground balls get to the
Fsutiiefd. s \; IN. 's d
1ust vvafr,Y .vvhaf SamufY Craze tIoNn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
WASHINGTON TWICE
DEFEATS INDIANS
Joe Bochling Takes First Game FoE
Senators, and shaw Captures
the Second.
DETROIT DEFEATS ATHLETICS
Chicago and Boston Divide Honors In
Double Attraction While New York
Yanls Are Nosed Out In Ninth BY
Browns.

Cleveland. July 17.-washintgon
beat the Indians In both ends Of a
double-header here today by scores OF
TO .. and 10 to 4. The first game
WAS well played. both teams putting
up cir tight bal. Washington got
the wtldness Of Walker. The win
ming tally was scored on q pass to
Milan and two feeders choices.
Washington hit four Cleveland
pitchers hard IN the second game and
won easily.
First game:
Score by innings: n. II. Il.
washington :. o2o 600 o1e---3 .
Cleveland -. 900 col olo---2 /
Batteries: Boehiing and Henry:
walker. Jones and O'Neiii. Umpires.
Chill and Evans
Second game:
Score by innings: r.. n. e.
Warrington 24o oi2 1000 ~
Cleveland -. 400 600 ooo-- .
Batteries: Ayers Shaw and Aim
smith: Harstad. Coumbe, Jones, Eli
and Egan. Umpirss, Evans and Chill.
Tigers Defeat Athletacs.
Detroit, July i7.--Dertott won the
opening game Of the series here with
Philadelphia this afternoon when
SoACu trIpteQ 6Hu sccfcu On busn
sacrifice fly. The score was to !.
In the fifth Burns drove homer
over the fence.
Score by innings: R. H. =.
Phiiadeaphia 600 ei0 ooo--1 . 1
Detroit 5000. oeo ole COLI /
Batteries: Bush and LApp: Dauss
and stanage. Umpires Dineen and
Nailin.
Chicago ana Boston Divide.
Chicago. July 17.--Bostcn and Chi
to them today by dividing d double
header. Boston won the first. TO
4. and Chicago captured the second by
q to 0 score.
First game:
Score by innings: r.. II. e.
Boston $500. 900 100 oe3---s IL 4
Chicago ..... o1o 200 oio--4 8 3
Batteries: Foster and Thomas:
Scott, Benz and Sshalk. Umpires.
Hi,debrand and O'Loughlin.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. H. Il.
Boston ...... 900 900 600 8 l
CHICAGO 80. oo3 900 ess-4 o
Batteries: Leonard. Mays and Carri-
gan; Russell and Schalk. umpires.
,OLoughiin and Htldebrand.
Yanls Nosed Out
81. Louis. July 17.---Wfth the score
tied In the ninth. LAvan swpm tpdaxs,
game with . hit to center. scoring
Howard. Bobby Wallace. who played
here sixteen years ago. appeared for
the first time N an umpire. and was
presented with . Ghost Of silver and =
watch.
score By innings: r. n. =.
New York -. o1e 100 1o0-e q
81. Louis fO3 600 ool--4 o.
Batteries: warhop and Sweeney and
Nunamaker: Jamss Wsi1man and Ar
new. Umpires, Wallace ana Connolly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

Paul Scardon, a master of the
makeup art. who has been seen on
the screen in many remarkable char
acter roles makes his first appearance
on the big Four" picture play pro-
gram at the Colonial next Friday and
Saturday in support of Anita Stewart
and Earle Williams In what Is un-
donbtedly the finest characterization
he has yet presented in the silent
drama.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Boston. 6; Chicago. tf1rst game).
Chicago. 4: Boston, Q (second camel.
washington. 5: Cleveland. tdrat
gAmel.
washington. 10; Cleveland. (ssc-
nnd gamaA 81 80 NV Y. 4sssse s4a
Detroit. 4: PHILADELPHIA. I.
81. Louis. &: Now York. ..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
BY ERNEST POLLARD.

l~~- 1 S.ASsO ~
~ ~ tns openlng eneaserTent
- o,n Tnn. =. en D,.. nocnesser hsist-
III supNer fuvius arrived ON
JuA IN timc 70 prevent the
o, from oeinS administered
NUcans IN the ciosng aftract1on. The
- uueo IN 70 score,
80 ~ socno.eE QUIZ. araspinG tne
suo, wHiIe "a tne tnird inning OF
nd contest .he count was
tAvof OF the nome ooyn. when
rain INTERVIEWED and put An END
nost.htios nusseH was displaying
= Oest form IN THIS closing attrac-
w ana nAd NOT the Aforesaid J.
sus sweps ever the local ball
pune. ne would nave hung up an
~ victofy.
Ans oDsning same had zone but .
hnan81 Wnen young hurricane
hroAd Street Park. making Il inn
oeeaole Tor the FASTENERS to display
sear beat form. On top OF this the
IN storm came. and play was held
Tor thirty minutes AZ this time
le score was TO In favor OF the
insiders, but when the rain ceased
% play was resumed the Virginians
AFtsd singing the old 9cliet and
xore the lucky seventh had drawn
= close quartet Of tailics had
en registered by tbs home team.
cwever. thsy tot no more runA de-
ite the 1sct that they threw = scare
q .ne hocnssfer camp on several
canonA Morrisette lost the opening
me 20 the Hustiers. due to his In.
% cpnortuneiy by the visitors. four
sn sa!eties being credhed 70 the
Ansei pucn. Morrisstte and OAnzei
% lengthy argument when "Bilr'
brew sawdust In the iatter's eyes.
nis caused Camel TO become peeved,
az Tor a while ne raved on the
deunes. while Morrasette had many
pings 70 say TO him from the
tcher1 box. All this may be funny.
ut when tho fans pay their good
honey 70 cline INTO the park they
ant 70 see . baseball same and not
near arguments betwssn players.
Russell Hoccaves Present
russell nao the Senseiites COM
1ntest untH the ram stopped nos
iites- In the three innings no had
Itowsd them put one lone MT. while
nad MADE JUST I'VE oi lnem WniM,
1e o&one. Allan estaoiished one 1913
ntefnatonai Leegue record iast SAL
raay ~ suiking out iIitsen men.
AZ yesteday iooHed - y ne W.
otined 70 even oetter y. WASH nus-
zane up 70 the plate IA tae &c
inning ne was pressnteo Win =
Yer 81. 2 wedding present from tnc
era ot oirectors OK .ne nscnMono
knapstion company. Ihe prsssntA-
on mede ~ gen WAson.
member of the noerd. Wnen tns
eoensaIi0n 49, mace psaycrs % ootn
a3e eaxnercd around tne nome
1tn and extended their CongratulA-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
IIRGINIANS| LOSE TO
ROCHESTER HLlS7LERS
nzees Take Opener BY Score Of to But Richmond Has
Lead In Second Until Rain Intervenes- Is Pre-
sented With Silver Set
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.


Results Yesterday
Rochester, .; Richmond, 4 (first
enmel.
Richmond, 8; Rochester, 4
(elnree innings; second camel.
Jce1ey City, .; Buffalo, o.
Toronto, 8; Harrisburg, 4 FIRST
gamc).
Harrisburg. =; Toronto, . tsec-
ond camel.
Providence. 5; Montreal, 4 item
innings).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
Yanlrs Noeed Out.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Chicago. 4: Philadslphia, ..
Pittsburg. 8: Brooklyn. = tnrst
game).
Brooklyn. =: PittsburE. tsscond
gAme).
New York. 5: st. Louis. : tsixtesn
Innings. frst camel.
New York. 3; ct. Louis. 0 (second
gAmel.
Boston, .: Cincinnati. tfirst game,.
Boston, 3; Cincinnati. tsecond
game).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Chicago. q: Brooklyn. tfirst
game}.
Brooklyn. S: Chicago, tsecond
game).
Pittsburs, s; Buffalo. {irst
same).
Pittsburs. 4: Buffalo, Z second
EAmey '''s's,
st. Louis. Z: Baltimore. 4.
Kansas City. Q: Newark. 5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
GOOBERSLOSE TWO
TO NORFOLK TARS
Petersburg Loses Games Mary Jane Crew BY Scores OF to-
and to 2-Game Is MARRIED to Certain Extent By Poor
Umpiring On the Part of Stradford.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Rocky Mount, 4: Suffolk, 3.
Norfolk, 8; Petersburg. (hr@
game).
Norfolk, 8; Rocky Mount, 2 tsec-
ond game).
Newport News. S: Portsmouth. /
(first game.
Portsmouth. 4; Newport News,
fsecond game1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
standing of Clubs.

Games Monday.
Petersburg in Newport News
Rocky Mount In Norfolk.
Portsmouth In Suffolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

Games Today.
Toronto In Harr4sburg.
Montreal In Providence,
Buffalo I'm Jersey City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

Games To-day.
No games scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
| is invited to come out and witness the

POINTS LumSden cup Winners--kt1
ID. Hart ~. W. A. Hammond. Sr. ~.
Legs Nowlan and Western Cartridge
Company cup winners. F. Shep-
pard, r.. r. Bib.
Next shoot Wednesday. 81,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
standing OF Clubs.

Cannes TutlHy. MI
Baltimore In So. Louis ~ Iii
Newark inB Kansas Cttys
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
BUFFALO DROPS TWO
TO P|TTSDURG TEAM

First game:
Score by innings: r. Fl. q.
BuffAio !. -. 600 40l o0o---5 6 9
pittsburg :. ;. 500 $40 1os--S .
Batteries: Anderson, Lafitte and
Allen. Hearne and Berry.
Second game:
Gcore by innings: r. H ID.
Buffalo :. -. 01o ole o00--2 Z
Pittsburg -. Ill 1ot 2os--7 s i
Batteries: Marshall and Watson:
BarEer and Berry.
Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
Newark -, :. 600 0l2 0oo--3 4
Ksnsas CITY. col 400 o3s-s s
Batteries: Kaiserling. Brandon and
Rariden: Packard and Brown.
Score by innings: r.. Fl. T..
Baltimore -. coz 600 o2o--4 s 2
st. Louis -. 100 oil 04s--7 IL 4
Batteries: Quinn, Suggs. Conley and
Owens and Jackiitsch; Crandall and
Chapman.
Score by innings: r. H. e.
Chicago :. :. 500 o10 2o1--7 Is 2
Batteries: Marion, Ftnneran and
Simon: Prendergast and Wilson.
Second game:
.GcoHe by innings: @,sis ,.~sish r. H. B.
Brooklyn 49,. o2e COS oeo--5 l
Chicago -. ;. lilo oil ooe--4 10 )
Batteries: walker, wiitse and
Land; Hendrix and Fischer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

Especial to The Richmond Firginian.)
Petersburg Va, July 17.--NorfoiK
closed the series here this afternoon
by winning both games of double
header. to and to 2, without
the assistance of Umpire Stradford.
who throughout the two games mad
only one opportunity to show his de-
sire to render Norfolk assistance, that
coming in the seventh inning with one
down. when three balls and two
strikes on Cleveland, the batter. swung
at the third strike so hard that he
lost his balance and fell and was given
his base on ball1.
First Game.
Hirsch and Cochran were the OPP
posing pitchers in the initial contest.
and the Norfolk twirier again equaled
his record Of last week by not walking
a single batter Hirsch only walked
one and allowed only seven hits. but
Busch, who has starred throughout
the entire series with his trusty bat
and timely bingles by his teammates,
won the game in easy style.
With one down in the first. Calder
doubled to right field. Thrasher tri-
pied to the same place. scoring Cali
der and crossed the rubber himself
moment later on Flynn's single TO
center. Singles by Thrasher and
FLYNN and Fosters sacrifice scored The
visitors third run in the fourth in-
ming.
Second game.
The Tars commenced scoring In the
first inning OF the second game on sue
cessive singles by Calder. Mcmahon
and Thrasher. They scored again IN
the third on Callers double and
Thrasher's single and again in the
sixth when Flynn walked. stole second
with single by Mac.
A pass to Keliher ana Donnoyan's
double resulted In one run for Peters,
burg in the fourth inning and triple
by Spencer and Rice's single batting
for Lewis in the seventh inning scored
the home teams second run.
The attendance was the smallest
that ever Witnessed Saturday game
here. due largely to the work of Strad-
ford. who is alleged to be an umpire
in the games of Thursday and Friday
and the fact that It was learned that
both games win be seven-inning ar
fairs. The scores:
First game
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18


New York. July 1.-THE Giants
trimmed the Cardinals twice today.
to 4. and to 0. The first game went
sixteen innings and was won on Rob
ertson's two-bagger. Doyie's sacrifice.
and Fletcher's single. The second game
began at quarter to six. and Perritt
shut out his old mates. single by
Robertson, an error by Butler. Flet-
cher's sacrifice. and Merkle's hit won
this game In the frst Sallee was bat
ted out in the ninth by the Giants.
First game:
st. Louis
Score by innings X III. t.
100 oil 100 600 600 o. IL 5
New York
600 oso COZ 600 900 is II
Batteries-Saliee and Snyder: Mar
guard. Schauer. Perritt and Doom. I'm
pires-Quigley and Emsiie.
Second game:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
Br.ves Trin R@dl@Gs.


Boston. July 17.--The Braves
trimmed the Reds twice today. the
score being to 2 In each case. Schmidt
smashed out double In the nnal fn-
ming Of the opener when every base
was occupied and Ii sent the two neces-
sary runs across. In the seventh In
ming Of the second contest, q pass. q
force out. . double. a single by Evers.
Connoliy's sacrifice hy. and Magee's
single sent three Braves over the plate
and gave them victory.
First game:
Score by innlngs: RH e.
Cincinnati -. .a02 900 000--2 10 l
Boston -. 900 oo1 002--3 IL 0
Batteries-Schn and Clark: RAJ
gon. Hugher. James and Gowdy. Um-
pires--Klem and Cockili.
Second game:
Score by innings: n. II. y.
Cincinnati ........10o DOL 00--2 7 Q
Boston 81. 900 900 sos II J
Batteries--Lear, Ames. Benton and
wingo: Davis. Rudolph and Whaling,
Gowdy Umpires--Klem and cockili.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

1t Is very probable that the Ports
mouth franchise will be transferred
lat the end OF this season to some
other city and II IL very probable
that WILMINGTON. n. c.. viii land a
berth In the Boatwright league.
Rocky Mount Is certainly supporting
Its club, even more than was expect
ed. and Wilmington Il said to be an
smaller cityS 1t ID hardly probable
that Portsmouth will retain represen~
Ttktton nj tins league after this sea-
|s0n, sven IL WILMINGTON y not Ad-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
Gossip

while the team 10 in Harrisburg. This
liz the local shortstop's home town.
and he Is going to show hissfriends in
the Pennsylvania city just why he IL
recognized as the best shortfieider In
the Class "A organization. Although
his hand 10 still little stifk. he liz
still there" when It comes to gobbling
up everything that comes within sew
|eral feet Of him.
The fact that the Virginia League
came SO near suspending operations
Thursday came AZ complies surprls>
to friends OF the teams In the Boat
wright circuit. 1t was . known fact
that the Portsmouth club, was In
bad way. but few thought that the
league a. = whole ~ In such bad
way However. everything has been
adjusted. and President Boatwright
says that the Virginia League win be-
here for several seasons to come, al
though Il Is very probable that some
changes will be made before the OPEN
Ing of the next season President
Walker. OF the Norfolk club, deserves
credit for assuming Portsmouth.s debt
I'm order THAT the organizations might
continue TO operate until the end OF
the season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
ALEXANDER BEATEN
BY CHICAGO CUBS
Cheney Holds Philadelphia Outfit
Scoreless, While Teammates Hit
Ball Opportunity.
GIANTS CAPTURE DOUBLE BILL
Champion Boston Braves Get Two
viyfories Over Reds So Scores
Brooklyn Divides Two Games With
Pirates.

Philadelphia. July 17.--Aiexander
lost a game to the Cubs today. the
score being to o. 1t was not due
entirely TO the fact that the Cubs
connected safely on Alexander at op-
perfume times that Philadelphia lost,
hut IL was due to the fact that Cheney
was invincible. holding the Quakers
scoreIess throughout.
Score by innings: r. H. T.
Chicago 03o 600 100 8 /
PHILADELPHIA coo 600 1000 2
Cheney and Bresnahan; Alexander
and Killifer Umpires-Rigler and
Hart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
Pirate. Capture ONE.

Pirates Capture One.
+ Brooklyn. July 1T.-Pfttsburg was
able to divide a double-header with
the Dodgers at Ebbets field this az
ternoon by smuggling young Sherrod
Smith for bunch of runs in the fifth
and sixth innings. The score was 5
to s. Neither the heat nor the Cor
sairs, however, could subJugate the
game Flatbush crowd twice In an af-
ternoon, In the second contest. halted
with one out In Brooklyn's half of the
seventh by sudden storm. Robin
sons swatters came from behind. over
came a three-run lead. and tow-roped
home by count of 7 to 3.
First game:
score by innings: RH.E.
PittsburE 1890. 900 04i 000--5 0
Brooklyn - 0oe 0o3 o0o--3
Batteries cQ uilan, Kantiehner,
Murphy and Gibson: Smith. Appleton
and Miller. umpires-E ason and By
ron.
score by innings: RHE.
Pittsburg .... 600 400 o--s 5 2
Brooklyn $780,. 600 240 IL 10 2
Called, account rain end seventh
inning.)
Batteries--Conxelman and Gibson:
Pfeiffer and Miller. Umpires-Byron
and Eason.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
Junior Order Meets.

Junaor Order Meets.
A goodiy number Of the degree
team Of Davis Council. No. ~. J. O. U.
A. u. attended the meeting last night
Il s o'clock In Fraternity Hall. Re-
freshmsnts were served after business
was transacted.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-12
Insurance Girls to
Hold Annual Meeting

The Insurance Girls club. an omaha
organization. remarkable that II flour
ishes without constitution or bylaws.
without officers and without dues 20 be
paid by members, will sold It's third an
nual meeting Saturday afternoon at the
Field club. Il Is composed OF more than
twenty young women who are employed
in local Insurance offices.
According to the members Of this So
ciety, the young women. having observed
that politics and offIee-holding bring only
worry and grief 10 both electors and
elected. decided that their organization
should be without a government. volun-
teers do all the work involved in the up
keep OF the club. Its members lunch to.
gether once each week at one OF the local
hotels
The young women Indignantly deny the
charge that they are promoting the doc
trfne Of philosophical anarchy by main
tanning an organization without govern
ment.