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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-31
Lightning Kills
Three Men While
They Work Farm

BelzonL Miss. May so.--John Ware,
so years Of age. son o. Mrs. r. A.
Ware 81 Belzoui, and two negroes.
George Anderson and Willie Mitchell
were struck hy lightning and instantly
killed Friday during a hard wind and
rain storm on the farm o. W. c. Giles
py. on sky Lake. about six miles north
q here. Stephenson Archer. Jr, q
civil engineer. son % Stephenson
Archer. superintendent 81 education or
Washington county, who was with
Ware. was knocked down. but soon re-
wived
Mr. Ware leaves a wife and two
children besides his mother and sew
eral brothers and sisters, who live
here
Several cotton houses and consider
able timber were blown down on the
crops. bat no other accidents have
been reported.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-31
Blacks Sentenced
ToDie Soon Gel
Ont County Jail

Port Gibson. Miss. May 50.--Sherin
s. II. Bagneil was notified early yes
terday that a Jail delivery had been
made agd that four negro prisoners
had escaped. Dave johnson, alias Big
John. and Cleveland Singleton, two
negroes sentenced to be hanged next
month. and two other negroes. George
Moody and Charles Harris. who were
being held 90 await the action OF the
grand jury all making their escape
by saving part OF the steel bars and
locks 60 their cage. cutting their way
through brick walls
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-31

story featuring Marguerite snow.
James cruze and Harry Benham. The
girls father Is GunRa Ras. a Hindu
student OF the occult. The girls uncle
Be- found dead and the lover blamed.
bat she personally investigates the
crime. The father is suspected. hat BE-
develops that the death was really
caused by use of liquid air in the
hands Of another
The Electric Alarm" CAla5estic1. an
interesting one-rsel drama wherein a
young electrical engineer completes
the circuit on an electric FIRE alarm
with nla oWn tody Go seve the train
on which his sweetheart and her
mother are travelling from being
wrecked from the menace % burn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-31
AZ the Isle Today.

You positively must see Harry My
ers and Rose Mary Theby IN the
screaming absurdity. "The House OF
600 Relations" Harry and Rose are
sick - boarding so they 60 into house
keeping. They invite "a few relations"
70 a house warming They all come
and bring their friends Grandpa has
the govt and his foot is always getting
into trouble. Finally when eaten out
Of house and home and with relatives
sleeping everywhere from the top ~
the stove 20 the bath. Harry and bis
wife sneak on lu the night leaving
message for their friend. Don't miss
t.
The Heart o. Princess MlrsarI'
CThanhouscr1. two-reel mystery
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-31
NOTHING LIKE THEM
IN ALL THE
WORLD

Owing to the High Cost
Of Securing This Produc-
ton, the Management VIII
Be Forced 70 Advance the
Price of Admission.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-31
nEuRALelA PAINS Stopped.

You don't need Co suffer those agon-
iEinE nerve pains iH the face. head.
arm. shoulders. chest an6 back. Just
apply a few drops Of soothing sloans
Llniment. lie quietly Few minutes
You win get such relief and comfort
Life and tHe world will look brighter
Get q hottie to-day ounces for CSC.
81 an Druggists. Penetratea without
rubbing. tadv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-31
MEAcREE PAY ALLOWED
WOMEN LINEN WORKERS

Belfast. May Wages az the rate
81 . half-penny or one sent an hour
are paid 20 many women workers IN
the Belfast linen factories. according
% a statement made by Miss ". Cal
way Of the Textile Operatives Society
az Ireland
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-31
FRENCH MAID is
HERSELF ONCE MORE

Paris. May so.--Having finished her
knitting work for the soldiers, az least
until another winter campaign opens.
and having been accustomed. though
not calloused. TO the emotions % war.
the Parisienne has become her coquet-
tlsh self again.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-31

Ing bridge The picture has been
effectively produced.
Coming tomorrow the famous VIII
Hanson Submarine Motion Pictures
Children under rs years 81 are may
clip the coupon attached today and to-
morrUw's al in the Journal This
coupon and i've cents will admit them
% tho afternoon performance between
the hours Of 2 p. m. and p. m.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-31

An unusually strong picture 81 FIVE
reels Is Michael Str0goH." a pro-
duction 81 the Popular Plays and
Players, Inc. which viii be shown to-
day at the Bonita. It contains nearly
500 magnificent scenes and is fun Of
action from the start 20 the finish
Mr. Jacob r. Adler. who created the
title role Ia the sensational play on
the legitimate siege and won one Of
his greatest triumphs is also playing
the part ~ Michael stroRon ln the
picture. He Is supported by such
well known actors and actresses as
ormi HawieN. Daniel Makarenko.
Eleanor Barry. Rosetta Bryce. Lloyd
B. Carleton and George Trimble.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-31

ersclutsiy TIE Hrat ard only pictures
ever taken unaer the water.
Have startled ard amazed scientific
ara educational Circles Throughout tne
Norie. Playing e capacity neuesa in
ieadtna metropolitan theafrea every
where Internationally endorsed ~ lsaa-
ire magazines nsNsp perss scientific ed
ueatlonal hodiea.
every mar, Nauan ard child eve z
80 themselves tc see iris deep sea Feve-
latien.
See ere wonderful marine CAREERS at
the bottom 81 tire sea
See IRE man struggling with ire
n8onafer shark
See IRE bsauties q ths asep
see ire ran playlsn games Down IN
ire aeep
See Bahanian boya diving fer
pennies
see ire beautiful eoral aarasra
see ths great forest ana plains ~
tne deep
See theHa and a thouaand mere
things that Wiii appaH ard enthran yeu.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-31
You'll See
COMING TO the ISIS THEATRE NEXT WEDNESDAY


n
episode
pf
3
O
this magnificent beginning
Wednesday for
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-31

Mime Olga Petrova whose acting IN
The Tigrcss," excited such favorable
comment is the star IN the dve-reel
feature The Heart % Painted Won
an which viii be shown tomorrow
az the Bonita. Alan Dale. Americas
foremost dramatic critic considered
this picture the only one worth a
review in the papers he writes for
and he confessed that no other moving
picture actress impressed him by her
clever acting and wonderful poise as
did Mime. olga Petrova in The Heart
% "a Painted Woman" The picture
certainly will prove a feature second
60 none the Bonita has ever shown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-25

first. Arraron flew out to Zimmerman n.
Mullen'S triple 10 center failed 10 ac-
comnlish any good. for Twombly flew
OUT TO Priest.
Realty popped out 10 .rraron in the
seventh, and Priest foulcd ont to
Henley Stevenson was out. short TO
irst. Bates walked and Bankston
forced him AT second. Fewster sim
sled Z" right. o'Donncll singled 10
lott, nllinC the bases Pick was sent
III 10 hat for LaMotte. and he foulcd
our 10 Beatty. H"alcy sinC.cG through
third, scoring Bankston. Arragon
struck out.
Hcaley was sent in TO relieve La
Mott" and Pick was put on third.
Wannama kcr, Herche and Clemens
Mullen singled 20 center Twonblv
was out second 10 first, Mullen taxi
inc second on the play Bates also
Went out, second TO FIRST. Mullen GO
ing to third. Isankston few out to
right field
In the closing round Picz went out.
Healey TO Mullen Zimmerman flew
Twomhly. Fewstcr led off for the
c!im bcrs with single to right
p'Donncll was safe on fielder's
choice. Fcwster dying at second Pick
fouled out 10 third. Eoaley hit 10
right center, advancing O'Donncll TO
third H"alc% stole second Arrayon
grounded ont - first
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TARHEELS ROB ORPHANS
Lspecial 70 The Times-Dispatch ]

l'pcClHi 70 ! nc llmeS- DtSDStTh |
ROCKY MOUNT. Y G.. August o.
IT took eleven innings for n decision
in to-day's clash with the Orphans
and the Tarheels finally claimed a VIC
tory when Forray weakened and
;hree connected hits sent the winning
run across and ended the clash at
twilight O'Brien, for the Tarhsels
was found for five safe swats, two
Of which had serious result in the run
getting. The homeless took the lead
III The first. when Harrzcll was passed
on bad ones sacrificed 10 second and
raced across for a tally on Gunst.s
single. The Down Homcrs came back
in the third and tied the score. when
Goosetrcc hit safe and raced 10 third
on Fdwardss single and scored when
Gray sacrificed to tho outfcld Tho
locals took the lead when Eisel slash
ed driver over the ccntcr-pardcn
wall for homer. though in the next
frame the Orphans claimed another
count when Donovan singled. raced to
second on an out and counted when
Francisco hit safe. With The game
thus ,ied up. it Journeycd until tho
eleventh, with both clubs fighting
hard for AN advantage and a great
exhibition Of hail-playing throughout.
II Was in the eleventh that Goose
tree stung his second hit fast through
tho infcld and advanced base, when
Edwards singled. while Gray rung tho
curtain down by q drive over short.
ana III" winning run was chalkc ed.
Score.
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TIGERS LOSE TO RED sOX
IN SPECTACULAR CAME
Superb Fielding Gives Boston Victory
Over Detroit by 3-to-1
Score.
ST. LOUIS WINS DoUBLE-HEADER
Philadelphia Drops Both in Poorly
Played Games-Washingto Loses
to Chicago in Thirteenth Inning.
Cleveland Blanks New York.

DETROIT. MICH. August 24.--Field-
ing of brand almost super human
was matched against desperate slug
EinG this afternoon. and It gave Ros-
ton n 3-to-1 victory over Detroit IN
the whirlwind opening contest OF a
series which may decide tho Amcri-
can League pcnnant. Three hits. two
of them hunts, and wild throws bv
Covalcskic and Stanage. gave the
league leaders three runs in the first
inning. The Tigers. smashing almost
everything that Shore had to offer.
put man after man on the bases ONLY
to see them die there. whcr Barry.
Gamer Hooper, Speaker. Gardner or
Scott cut off drives that seemed safe
beyond question. Only in the nth
when Bush walked and Cobb dented
the right-fcld scorcboard with triple
could Detroit score. In the sixth Gain
CT made a onc-hand stop behind FIRST
base Of a rifle shot groundcr by Craw-
ford. Speaker. running at full speed
with his back to the ball. then caught
Ncach's drive few feet from the cen
terrified stand. Many balls were
thrown out Of the game by Empires.
each team alleging the spheres had
been tempered with After Cobb was
thrown out in the eighth. he attempt
cd to explore the Boston dugout
dozen players quickly surrounded him
and he was forced 10 return To- his
own bench Score:
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TRUCKERS C|NCH CAME
IN CLOSING GO-ROUND
Suffolk Only Able to Land on Gar
din for Three Hits, and
Loses, = to I.
TARHEELs DEFEAT ORPHANS
Travel for Eleven Innings in Rocky
Mount Before Decision Is Reached.
Newport News Takes Game From
Norfolk by 3-to-1 Score.

tSptcHHl 10 Inc I1ncS- plSp4tCh.l
PORTSMOUTH. VA, August 24.-
Gardin won his game for Portsmouth
to-day in every sense OF tho word.
pitching air-tight ball and driving in
the ninth inning after two had been
retired. The final score stood to l.
but the game was anything hut n
tight one. Compared TO the day be-
fore. II was almost amatcurish. and
why each team did not wear out the
homo plate Is a mystery, as both made
several errors. 1t took Portsmouth n
home run and nine singles to bring
In her two meager tallicS. tho run
made by the visitors being secured
in the fifth frame on two Dagger by
Hurley, followed by pair of perfect
sacrifice hunts. Gariin only allowed
three hits. two of these arriving in
tho eighth inning. On the contrary,
CASTOR was hit freely but the hits
never seemed to amount to anything.
In the ninth. with one out. Carnes and
Crowcll each singled. Mace hit to
Castor, who forced Carncs at third
Gardin then stepped up and lined out
his third one-base hit of the day.
bringing over the needed run. Carnes
also made three hits out Of four times
1T the bat 1t will he noticed that
Portsmouth team battcd around cX-
actly four times. Winston and ST.
Martins each getting base on balls.
Score:
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| 38 AMATEUR GOLFERS
TO ENTER TOURNAMENT
Likely. However, There Mny Re Some
fost-Enfrfcs, Which VIII In
CrCnSC Nunlher.

NEW YORK. August c4.-When the
entries for the twenty-tirst annual
amateur championship tournament of
the United States Golf Association
closed here there were las players on
the list. To-day Secretary Howard F.
Whitney announced the drawings for
the elimination round OF eighteen
holes medal play, which is 10 take
place next Saturday on the links or
the Country Club. of Detroit. Mich
He said. however. that probably there
would he some post-entricS. which
might bring the total up to or over
the number received for tho Garden
CITY tournament two years ago
Then there were 1i9. with l+l START
e:s while last year at Manchester
VI. loi out Of 1l5 entrants took part
In the opening round Three years
ago, when the championship was de-
cidcd on tho links of the Chicago Golf
Club. eighty-three Of the ciehtv-siy
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BROOKLYN IS BLANKED
BY CINCINNATI REDS
superbas Allowed Only Three Hits,
Sensational Plays Robbing
Them OF More.
NEW YORK DROPS ANOTHER
Defeat at Hands Of ST. Louis PIunges
Giants Into Last Place-Chicago
Takes Easy Victory From PhiladeI.
phia-BOstOn Shuts Out Pirates.

BROOKLYN. " Y. August "a
Toney pitched shut-out ball to-day,
and Cincinnati made it three out OF
four from Brooklyn By to 0. The
sensational play by the Reds felders
robbing them OF more. Williams did
great work in left getting six put.
catch Of q long drive by Myers. cut
off a home run. Hcrzog not only field
cd brilliantly. but led in the hitting
and scoring. Brooklyn used four
pitchers. all Of whom yielded hits
Dell who started was wild. while
Appleton was batted hard. A one
hand catch of n liner By O'Mara which
ended in an unassistcd double play,
was the Brooklyn's fielding feature.
Score:
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entered players were in the qualifying
round. ana this was the first tourua-
incht under tho new rule to which en-
Try was limited TO players who had q
national rating of five strokes and un-
DER. This year the names OF several
prominent golfers are missing from the
list. Among the most notable Of those
are Walter j. Travis and Findlav
Douglas. OF this city. ana II Chan
der f:gan, of Chicago, all former
champions.
X K Gorton. Of Braehurn. Mass,
c. Fownes Jr.. Of Pittsburgh, at Elk
,wanok. VT. last year. is not on the
list, nor is =. w. Whittemore of Bos-
ton, entered. Among other absentces
are oswald Kirkby. Fred Herreschor
Gilman r. Tiffany and John NJ ward
all leading players in the second di-
vision. who. for business reasons. are
una BILE to enter
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Injunction Suit Delayed.

KANSAS CITY, August 24-Tho In
junction suit brought by George Tc-
beau. owner Of the Kansas City Amer
lcan hsHociniion team. to restrain GER
tam Federal League agents from MAX
Ing Offers to his players was contin-
u"d in tho Circuit Court to-day. At
'orncyE for T"hcau were unable 70 be
present AZ tho hearing. and the case
"hN set for next Thursday The Fed
era! attorneys nled Il mouon. asking
Tchcau to bring his contracts. day
books. iodgcrs and Journals Into court.
TIL" motion will be heard Tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-25
RICH MOND.

Score by inninEsI Il.
Rochester 80. % q q 3 u q q 81
RICHMOND % q q u 90 ia
Summary: TwO-basc hits-Stcvcn-
son. Picz. Thrcc-basc hitS-Bnnk-
stun. Thompson. Sacrifice hit
Bcntty. Stolen bnSC-Swccncy. DOu-
bile plnyS-FcwStcr to ArrnEon;
EcwSter To !trrRSon TO Mullen.
Bases on bnllS-by Erickson. @; by
tottrcll. .. Halter hit-by Erlck-
son, IIcalcy. Struck OMt-by Erfck-
son, q; ny COttrcll, 2. Left on bases
-RochcStcr. =; RichmOnd. =. Time
of gnmr. I 40. Empires, Clcnry and
Carpenter.
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TARs GET SHORT END
Special to The Times Dispatc I
NEWPORT NEWS VA AMrnst

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August "a
GARDINER held the Tars in the hol-
low OF his hand throughout tho nine
innings to-day, while the Builders hit
Nicks opportunely, and Newport News
made ii one and one for the series
with Norfolk by the score OF ; To l.
The Tars cot but one man BY sec
ond. Steinhrenncr walking in the ninth
with one down. taking second OH
Flynn's inficld out and scoring IRON,
that station. when Lake let one of
GARDENERS shoots get by him and then
fell In trying to recover it, The Build
ers got ono run in the second on Wal
terss single and Hopkins'e double
on SeiGlie's triple and CRISIS double
and Walters's single. SeiClie was
thrown out al the plate on Walkers
attempt to work the squeeze The
fielding Of McMahon Walters and
Thrasher we're features. Score:
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RICHMOND.

"Bnttcd for McInIc In NTH.
fHnttcd for LnNIottc in seventh.
Score by inningSi r.
Rochester ....0 . = I o &C 90
RICHMOND 49," q q o . O I o.
summary: 1Nvo-baSc hits-Bates
Pic>. Thrcc-bnSc hitS-Stevcnson,
H0llie, Mullen. Home run--pIez
Sacrifice fiics-Twombly, Wanna
maker. Beatty. Sacrifice hit-Stc-
rrnson. stolen hnscs-Pricst, Null
len, Twomhly, Ifcnlcy. Tits-oY
McHnlc. in innings; of LnMottc,
i'm innings. naseS on bnIls-ofr
Hcrchc. u; of NcHale, .. HITTER
hit-by IIcrchc. Sweeney. struck
out-hy Hcrchc. :; by MclnIe, 2: i,y
HcHicy. I. Left bascS-Rochcs-
ter, 4; Richmond. Is. Time of game.
40. Empires, Carpenter and CIcnry.
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PIRATES BLANKED

BOSTON. August 24-Boston made
clean sweep OF the series with
pittsburgh. taking the fnnl game to-
day. 10 to 0. Cooper started, but was
taken out in the NTH after he had
been hit safely nine times for seven
runs. Fitzpatrick had PERFECT day
At the bat Snodgrass and Evcrs ng-
ured largely in the rUn-naEing. TIL,
score.
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SKEETS BLANKED TWICE

fSoecfal Ia The Times Disratch.1
JERSEY CITY. Y. J.. August "a
Toronto mad" II four straight in their
farewell series against Jersey CITY
~ grabbing both ends OF ,o-dav's
Hcuhi" header. . TO and 10 q. LuG,ie
twirlcf for Toronto in the opener an0
f"rh"rt IN tho tina! lineup. For Jcr-
score:
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BROOKLYN,
Cincinnati


TBhtict Tor Douglas In eighth.
CINCINNATI ............ o.
Brooklyn ............ o %
summary: RurS-Hcrzog 49, Griffin
M"!l"itz. Three base hits--Herzog. Gr.fH,h
t.arncS rUns-CinciEna;i > Sacrifice ~
Mollw!tz. Sacrifice h!ts-Toncy 81. DoubIa
p!ays-O Mara. unsssistcd: Mara Cutshaw
and Dauh"rt. Left on bases-Cincinnau /
Bases on halls-or Dell 3. of Ton.y :: Hts
-oT Dell. IN - innings or Appleton,
in - innings; Of Douglas. ! IN in.
ainEs; of RuCkeT. , In inning. Struck
out-by Appleton. :: By Toncy > Wild
nitch-Appleton. Empires. Elem and EmsIi..
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" j
SUMMARY: Stcinh-enner. Walker. Cr!s,
Walters. Stolen Observation-Disclosures Sacri.
nee hits-Wht'ted. Sreinhrennor. Three ba Sc
h't-Seishe Two base hits-EIopkns t2,
Crist Walker Frs; on balls-oh N!cks >:
off tiarhin!"r, :. Struck out-by Nicks ..
by GARDINER. :. Iart on bases-Sorfolk =
Newport Ee"s. . Double plays-Se!yl!. 10
walters 70 Anderson: St"inhr. nnc- TO Foiles
10 Cleveland. Passed hali-Lakc. Time l:yT.
Umpire. Ntt'er 800
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GRAYS AND ROYALS SPLIT

:, rn"NipENcE, r. l.. Angus, o..
ma tbi it'a so n.npnearanrc on the local
az spll' oven with :he Gra,s ~ ~,
M ' ~, IN = douh!c-hcadcr. winrj,',,
me ar1 nLat contest by score ~ ''.,''',
jimmy "'l l,,ile IN" second one, to ,
G!lciton'S effective pVcbi,n
Won me Nrst gam" for Tho v,i,a,n,H
{ Continued on Ninth paoc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-25
EIKST GAME
Totals ~ f:7 Totals so7i.
'i'Htlct fpr VERNON, IN eighth

score hy innings: "a
Toronto ...... o y o n n n -
jersey CITY ......... 0 . q q Q %
summary: EUns-IE !Iiams and DalAy
Two Use hit-Dalcy. Double play-II!Gn
~ @fhAa'n. Bases on ha!ls-rn I.uqun. 2:
~ 80, hrnJ j struck nUt-hy LuGt!e :;
nN NfthoIt. :; ny Ring, : III, ~ pi,cher
by Iurl". PurtcH, Wild pitch I,,,;iin
-''' -iHHFeS, FREEMAN ana HART.
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.F8HIfcH 10Y RoIarc IN NlNth
score hy innings: r.
Detroit ..........-..-- q Q q o.
summary: Rurs-Hooper. Scott. Gamer
Bush. Two base hit-StanaEc. Threc-hss-
htt-cobh. Earned run--Dctroit. :. Sacri-
fec h!:.-Burns. Sacrifice fies-S2eaker
Lewis. Double piay-Bush 20 Young N
Burns. Left on bases-Boston. :: Detroit, $
First base on error.--Boston. :. Bases on
hai!s--on Shore, =: of COvalcSkie = HIS
on Co"alcskie in innings. OF Boiand
In innings III by pitohcr-by Coval~skin
Speaker Struck nut-by Shore. !: ~ Cov,.
Leslie 3; by Boiand. ). Clupirts HiIdchrand
and y LouE him. Tine. : ~
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LOSES IN THIRTEENTH

CHICAGO. August 24-John Collins
broke UP n thirteen-!nninG battle to-
day. Chicago winning from Washing
ton. to ). Ayers weakened when he
started the thirteenth. and he was
unable to hold the one-run lead which
his teammates had made in the WISH
tors half. Felsch started the inning
by beating out slow roller. After
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Perrin Hermitage sccretar

John E. OrCain. for many years sec
rotary and treasurer of the Hermitage
Golf Club, has given up his residence
In Richmond and gone to New York
Joel S. Perrin has been elected to sue
coed hin,
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Rocky Mount.
Orphans.


ToiaIt- u 80 ~ Totaie Fl Is o
zone out "h"m winning run WAS scored
"at'cf FOR Ryan IN ,cnth.
Sc"ro by innings: II
,'rrians .......; n oolo q %
N"chf Mount " - 10 10 q. Ia
summary; -'Iar,HcIi. I1onovaH Eiscl
,i0"%"rce ~ Lett on bases Orphans. .:
Er'ky Mount .. stolen hasc-Snydcr Sac
flN'" Pharmacies Sacrifice Ny--C;ray
Iwr'hasc hit Gust, Home run isc Dnu-
nI" Richmond 10 Parmaiec: Goose
u"', "h"hrdS "a Snyd"r. Struck out-by
fguhv. :: by OBrt"n Bases on balls
on P"ffhv. 2; on - Brcn s Time l:4o
umpire. MCGOWAN. Attendance. 4sl.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.


Buffalo, 3; Newark, o.
pittsburgh, 4; Kunsns City. o (1rst camel.
Pittsburgh. 4; Kansas City, 3 tseconu
camel.
Chicago. 4; st. Louis. 3.
brooklyn, IA Baltimore, O.
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Suffolk ............ o q q O n-I
Portsmouth ......... q n o q = q -
summary. Runs-Hurley.' Carnes. Gro
we'll. Two base htt-Hu-lrv. Homo run
Caraes. Double plays-Hurev 20 Poh 70
Henry: Cnrncs. una"sis,cd sacrifice hits
Poh and Henry. Rnsns halls-oH CASTOR
. Left or bascs-Sunoik. 5: Portsmouth. s.
struck out-hy CASTOR. !; by Gar,lin ;.
I!mc. 10. l-mpires. EMssey and M.ce.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Brooklyn Mt Baltimore e Gnmes>.
Buffalo at Newark.
Kansas City at Pittsburgh.
ST. Louis AT Chicago.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Suffolk at Portsmouth
Norfolk Mt Newport News.
Orphans ut Rocky Mount.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Durham mt Charlotte.
ashcvillc ut Greensboro
Raleigh Mt Winston Salem
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Rochester ut RICHMOND e gumcs)
Buffalo mt Itarrisburg
Toronto ut Jersey City.
Montreal ut Providence