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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-09
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CAPT. HENRI BERGER: That
article the Star-Bulletin printed in
Tuesdays paper giving Maxim Gorkfs
views of German patriotism and Ger
man ideals, Is true in every detail
It ought to be read by every person
in Honolulu who wants to get at the
real German thought back of the war.
M. NJ. SCOTT principal of Nc.
Kinley High SCHOOL,: When there IS
no news to report about school II
means that things are going all right
II is when something goes wrong that
the news breaks out. We are expect
ing to have more applicants when
school starts next Monday than we
shall be able to care for.
BENJAMIN HOLLINGER: !
happened to be lucky enough not to
ride home. with Bill Larsen the other
night when his Ford automobile went
dead. AS a matter of fact Larsen
knows how to drive but one car, and
that is the Ford. If he understood
any others he wouldn't do so much
talking for his own "tin Lizzie"
TOM MERLE: It wouldn't be a
bad idea for some of those new char
ter doctors to enact a clause that will
place a time clock in every city de-
partment office, from the, mayor
down, and see that it is used by every
employe, including the head" of the
office. We will then see who really
needs a vacation from strenuous work.
e. J. Bolts: The city purchas-
ing department is getting ready to
ask for new bids on automobile tires,
galvanized pipe, hay grain. lumber
and several other things. Owing to
the uncertain condition Of the market
at the present time bids are asked
for a period of but three months. Con-
tracts will probably be awarded about
October /.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-09
JAPANESE HERR.
NOT OPPRESSED,
DECLARES full

Referring to the speech which Rev
NJ. KanamoTi made in San Francisc
September I, In which speech, as wa
mentioned In Tuesdays Star.Sullet>n
Kanamori stated that he knew ''the
Japanese in Hawaii would prosper be
cause they are oppressed" K Full
Japanese vice-eonsul. said this morn
ing that he could not imagine whert
Kanamori had gathered this impress
sion. while he was in the islands.
"Kanamori was here only week OF
So" said Mr.. Fulfil, land daring that
time he was only one or two days In
Honolulu Most OF his stay In the
islands was spent on Hawaii and Maui
Casual CONVEX sation with uninforme
people here and there may hare given
him this impression. did not tall
with him while he was here, and con
sequently I cannot state list what
were his sources Of information
Il am sure that there is no gener,
feeling among the japanese here t1a
they are oppressed. but OF course there
are always q few Disseminated ones.
here and there, and these may have
had something to do with Ranamcri's
attitude"
reading. In the Low damage case In
which 1t vas delivered. however. the
authorities did their part by placing
the contractor under bond and it is his
sureties who have to worry over the
courts decision
MAYOR LANE: Ny plans for
bringing the famous 'Naha pohaku'-
to Honolulu as a permanent souvenir
to be placed In the Judiciary grounds
seems to have at least aroused Q
good bit OF talk over the city and
Hilo representatives have incidentally
awakened to the value of the stone as
q relic As a matter of fact we need
to give more publicity to the old relics
that we have in Hawaii. II is q part
of the inquisitiveness Of humanity
this desire to see souvenirs Of bygone
days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-06
THEY DIVIDE HONORS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July S.
N"wport News and Suffolk split even
here for the day The morning game
was won by the locals, to 0, while
The afternoon contest went to the
liseTs, . TO o. The morning game was
a flinginS duel between Dutch Mullen
and Slim Jim Poole, with honors about
even Poole allowed but one hit, but
gave four bases on balls Two Of
these following two outs and a muff-
cd fly by Allen gave the Builders their
lone run. Both sides feided we'll
smith. Poh and Goalby starring
In the afternoon the Tigers hit
Hamilton freely, while Jap IInrd was
invincible in nearly every inning The
Suffolk twirlcr was also accorded sem
ia tional support by Poh, Henry and
Stewart. The Tigers played to-day
for the first time under the leadership
Of King Kelly. who succeeds Wclsch-
er as manager. Score:
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ROCKY MOUNT AND NUTS
DIVIDE HOLIDAY HONORs
After Losing First, TnrhccIs Even
Up on Petersburg by Taking
Afternoon Game.
OTHERS ALSO DIVIDE
Tars and Portsmouth Break Even in
Contests-Newport News and Suf-
folk Make Fifty-Fifty Division on
Spells.

PETERSBURG, VA. July 5.-Rocky
Mount divided the honors with Peters
burg by winning tho game this even
ing. Hirsch pitched good ball for the
home ;eam for 1--WE innings in The
sixth the North Carolinians sized him
up and hit him for two singles ana a
triple. scoring two runs. T.cakc a new
recruit. was in the box for the visitors
ana but for his wildness Petersburg
would have been shut out. The only
run made by the home team was in the
first inning, base on balls, a single
and a feldcr's choice scoring the run
-Four double plays were made during
the game, three OF them being made by
Petersburg and one By Rocky Mount;
The hating OF Edwards Eiscl and sim
mons featured the game. Scores:
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PHOSPHOR TAKES RACE
"'' '"it of Schuyler psrso,, W.,
'"rtrr Ifnndicnp nj A..,.


NJ" YORK. July -phosphor ~.
'.'' cont that carries the orange ellie
OF SCHUYLER Parsons captured tho car
yer handicap at tho Aqueduct cours
49, rack mat upset list Of ,ho
""S' starters ana barred Rosm.r
hhrmonton from fnishjnr wi,h;,
DIVISION. These favor,es wcr.
,''"''i' hacked oamer at 10 and
,i"h'con AT " to l. Phosphor duo
-, reputation Of being bear In
NC sort going, was nibhIcd a,
"och sharps al ; TO i. '''-
,,,lN thousand dcvotccs OF tho
s,orou4 n bred witnessed the cIassic and
tt Justify when Phosphor pn,r
~ h'th ana Leo Skolnv skjmmnd
TOSS III" winning line in onc.,w.o
'''o' order. Phosphor covering ,hc
'ufI'nfF IN 1910, which wasn't
r" had when Won consider IN. condi,i,,
81 'h" course The s,rugrIo ,'n,, ,,a"''
H'Sph'r hnh pomcttc Blcu after Inc
80 rites oied. following the starting
!'aS.' was picturesque and 50 close tbat
hcdlam tore loose '''
-'''Hs on hhosphor outjockeved Nc.
hhtE astridc Pome,tc Rleu and drew
rom nm inch by inch until he
mace II fun length
Alter having been backed f,o,, . o.,
and t" IN the Clover Stakes for
5,.""-N""r-o!d allies, Lorac. Hoxhall
Mo,h" he"' miss showed the way
'"Wn the stretch FOR -four. f,irlonps
20 'c' t"landrin pass her in rho
I'th ana hna' and nnisheh ahead Of her
l"ngin Tho last time Cclandria
"a, veg sh" Licked everything at the
post Knocked everything down In ,he
! Stfe'ch came on 10 victory and wea
d's1na>'h"d To-day she was meek An
!"iHe' ran as strnigh, as a die, and
acted periec, lady.
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ATHLETICS SHOW FLASH
OF OLD DASH AND FORM
Mackmcn Win Both Sections of Bill
From Yanks, With Walsh
Starring.
WHITE SOX DROP
Browns jump All Over American
League Leaders - Tigers Break
Even With Indians-Rcd Sox Take
Two From Senator's.

NEW YORK. July 5.-The Philadel-
phia Athletics gave flash of their
former great form by winning both
sections OF doublc-header to-day
from the New York Yankees, 4 to 2
and to /.
The Athletics won tho first game
through errors by New York. Walsh
scored the Athletics last run by
clean steal of home. Bush was enec-
tive in the pnches. In the second
game. the Yankees outhit the visitors.
but Brcsslcr kept men from the plate
at critical stages. Walsh sent in both
Philadelphia runs, one with home
run and a second with n sacrifice fly.
Score:
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TIGERS AND INDIANS DIVIDE

DETROIT. MICH. July 5.-Detroit
hnd Cleveland divided to-day's double
hi!!, the locals winning the morning
game. 10 :. and the visitors taking
me afternoon contest, 3 to 3. Heavy
hlt,ihE III the eighth inning, coupled
troit in the for noon In the after
noon game Detroit outbatted Clevc-
!ahd ana Dubuc outpitchcd lager
man. but the Tigers weakened in Tho
ninches. a bad throw by kavanauCh
enabled Cleveland 10 score two OF her
runs Scnrn. -.
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.MERKLE IS ONLY GIANT
PLAYER TO REACH FIRST
Alexander, for Third Time in Month,
TwirlS Onc-Hit Game
for Phillics.
DIVIDE BILL AT PITTSBURGH
Pirates and Cardinals Break Even
Dodgers Down Braves by Bunch
ing iiits-Cubs Drop Morning Con-
test to Reds.
by Foster,
PHILADELPHIA, Jul

PHILADELPHIA. July 5.-Merklc.
who doubled in the second inning. was
the only New York runner TO get on
the bases in the game this afternoon
which Philadelphia won from the
Giants. 10 O. The home teams Vic
tory was due 10 the punching OF four
singles and n sacrifice on Perritt in
the second. This was the third game
IN little more than four weeks in
which Alexander held an opposing
club down I" one hit The morning
game was prevented owing 10 wet
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purse OF $135. previous v,,
meeting TO carry five pounds cvtr,
T!rst; Cedar Hill. half-bred. exhih,,nr
W. Skinker: second, Stromt. ,horo,,ah'
pred exhibitor. g. G. Rrenton: ,bIrh
,i'Gn river, thoroughbred cxhihiinr
j. +. S. Dcvcrcaux ''''''o''
=, rour,h race Stecplcchase. free. for
Of $500. OF which $40 to second ann : ="
10 third; about Two and one half mics
First. Billymore owner, l.. G, Lean
second. Fiat Creek, half-bred o,yner
w. Skinker; third. Brownie Girl. tbor'
oughored' owner. W. Beach Laurence
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AFTERNOON GAME.
Rocky Mount Petersburg.
Totals 30 . y o Totals -.
-BItleh for frnnrlsnn in nin1n

Sc"rt by innings r.
Rocky Mount .., q q q q q n q ~
Petersburg .. o q n n q q n -
summary: Runs--Bttle. Goosetree, Sim
mons. I've base hits-Edwards (2) Sim
mons. Three base hit-C;oosetree. Stolen
nascS--Sharpc. Long. Double piays--Busch
sharpe ana Barnett 90 Simmons and
Long Parmalee and Edwards Base on
balls-hy liirsch. l; bv l.cake s. Left on
haseS- petersburg. 3: Rocky Mount T. Hit
by pitched halls--IonE. Gray. Struck out
by iiirsch 2; 10y i.eakc. 6 Time OF game
] 80. tlnpres MC(inMMn and Richie
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DIVIDE DOUBlE-HEADER

PITTSBURGH, July st. Louis
and Pittsburgh broke even in Il double
bill here to-day. the visitors taking
the morning game, to l. and the Pr
rates winning this afternoon. to o.
The early game proved a pitching duel
between MamauX and Doak. Harmon,
for the Pirates, was very effective this
afternoon. and was never in danger.
Pittsburgh scored two runs in the sec
ond inning on two hits and a pass and
three more in the eighth on three hits
:.
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MORNING GAME.
Totals ..Si q * 8 Totals 50. Is = 10 .
Rated for Cavet in eighth.
Iran for Mckee In cighth.

Score by Innings: r.
Detroit .........,..... -
summary: Rurs-Southworlh ~. Ham
mond. Chapman t2l Jackson. Graney. Witt
kavanaugh go. cobb. Burns Bush t2l
Baker. Two bias" h.ts-Chapman. Jackson,
Earanaugh. Three base hiis-Crawtord ~.
Earned runs-Clcveiand. :: Detroit. :. Sacri-
fee hits--i2mmond, Jackson. Wit, Sava-
naush. Double plavs-Wambsc anss Chan
man and Jackson; Bush and Burns: Bush
Navanaugh and Burns Left on bases
Cleveland. D: Detroit, y First base on
errors-Cleveland. . Detroit. I. Base on
halls-on coumbe s: or Morton. 3; off Cove
lcskie. ). H!is-oh Coumbe. ? in s innings:
on Norton. in innings: off Covcleskic.
liz innings; off Cavct. in I inning: OF
Dubuc. in inning. Struck ou,-hy Cows.
leskie: -; by Dubuc. l. Umpires-ConnolIv
and Wallace. Time-o:lG
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AFTERNOON GAME.
Totals 80 > % IL ! Totals 20 q u
sBattcd for IiuSgins in ninth.

Score by innings. IL.
Pittsburgh ........... o IS
Summary: Rrns-Carey, Baird. HInch-
man t2), Wagner. Two base hts-Carcy.
Wagner CD. Earned runs-PittsburEh. s.
Left on bascs--St. Louis. 3: Pittsburgh. g.
First base on baiis.-on Meadows, I. Struck
ont--by Meadows, :; 10y Harmon. g. I'm
pires-Klrn and Enslic. Tinlc--i:i3
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Scor" by inning: Il
Philadelphia ..... q : o n nHi
summary: iluns-E',runk. Walsh tel Nc.
INNS Pirn., iartz"i Two.basc hit-P!pr.
Three base hit--SchnuE Stolen bases P!,lr,
Walsh 90. Lajoie. Murphy Earned rnrs
New York ?; philadelphia. 0. S1criACe
hit-Mclnnis. Sncrthc" ny-iartz.il Double
play-hopt Latoie and Nclnris. Left on
hascs-ih!iadelphin $: Sew York = FIRST
hase ON Philadelphia. I. New York. ::
Of: Bush Hi,s-or Fisher 5 In : innings
on Brown: In hiring. OF warhop. in
inning HIt hy pitchcr-by WARRIOR ,Mpy-
phY! stuck out-hy Fisher >. by Bush {.
~ "arhcp. l. WI! p!tch-F.shcr Passed
nhH-l'EpL. lfnpires-O o Loughlin and HIDE.
brand. TIM. honrs.
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PROVIDENCE.
core H., innings:
ItlCHM DND.

NCuVt ~ IHHInEN- X.
EICII NID\D % 3 u ~ % q u u -
Providence .... % ~ u q Il q u 90
summary: TWO-bnse hitS-Thomp-
SOn. IrN~trr. Shcan. Sacrifice hit
shorten. stolen haSc-POyell. DOu-
nlc piaHs-1IcNuli! "a ifnlcy: ARA
,:un. pick Ia Jordan. Bases on halls
----hy p'Brirn. :: by OcschScr, >;
Hnt,cr> hir-by Oeschccr, Schnutclc
struck "ut-hH O'Brien, 3: by ucsch-
ger, l. Lett on ha>eS-Richmond.5 =;
Providence. -. Time Of game. I ::sT
mrircs, tlcnrH and Carpenter.
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New York

New York ...... 0 o 0 o 90
PhilaGc! phii ......... o 0 o -
summary: kuns-Cravath. Becker Two
base hit-M"rklc. Earned runs--Philadc!-
phia, :. Sacrifice hit-Nchon Double play
Doyle. Fletcher and Merkle. Left on
hhses-New York. l. Philadelphia. 6. Base
on balis-or Pcrritt, !. Struck out-by .'cr-
rift 8: ny Alexander. s. Umpires-R!sler
ANA Hart. ri'ne-i:l2.
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MORNING GAME
Rocky Mount J'rfer.lurc

NFW'" NN innings: n
Rocky Mount ...0 o O q o 1 o.
Petersburg - u q q q q q q =.
summary. ituns--Bittle Sharpe Donovan.
Long. Barnett Two-bHSe iit--f3arnett
Three base hit--Goosctrce SACRIFICE hits
Rice. Spencer. Rctle, Eisei. Parmalee Dou-
n!" pihyS-itir". Busch and Barnett: Sharpr
and Barnett. i:ase on balis-hy rice. .: liz.
league. 3. Loft on hases--PeterAburg ::
h"cky Mount. o. Hit by pitched bnll--by
IcaEue. Husoh 90. Struck out--hy Rice ::
by league. g. Time Of game, 1896 TIM
pres. BiEb!e and McGowan. Attendance.
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MORNING CAME
: Batted for Gibson in ninth.
tHatted FOR NiamauN in ninth

Score by innings: r.
Pittsburgh ........... o e-i
Summary: Runs-Butlcr t2l, Doak. col
Inns. Two base hits--Baird. Wagner. stolen
bases-Aliiicr. Baird. Earned runs-Pitts-
burEh. i. Sacrifice hts--Butcr On, Gibson.
Sacrifice hy-Bcschcr. Double play-iScck
Huggirs and Miller. Left bases-St.
Louis .: Pittsburgh .. First base errors
ST, Louis. l; Pittsburgh !. Base on balls
off Doak. 4: off Mamaux. 5. Hit by pitcher
by MamauN tBcschcr. Beck. Struck out
by Doak. g.. by MamauX :. Passed ball
Gibson. Umpires-Klem and Emsiie. Time
1850.
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PROV IDENCE..
re- b.. innings:

RICH NU\n % % u q q q n"f
Providence eco. % u 4 10
Summary: TNo-busc hit-Cnscy.
Ihrcc-b base hit-pONcll. Sacrifice
l,itx-Shran. Russell, Pick thyb.
stolen ba>r>-IIcnl!. Casey. Double
;Iia,-Nrrngon to Fcwstcr. RnScS
an hails-bH Russell. u; by Com
stock. :. Baik-Cum.tnck. struck
out-by Russell. IL: by CUmstock. {.
W lid pitches - Russell. Left
hascS-Richmond. =: Providence. II.
Time al ;:nnic. / :55. mpircs. CIcnry
and Carpenter.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
tMORNING GAMES1
Buffalo. 8; Baltimore, S.
pittsburgh, S: Chicago &
II. Louis, l. Kansas civ n
brooklyn Newark (rain
AFTERNOOS GAa1ESl
Baltimore. Q: Buffalo. .
Chicago, =: Pittsburgh l.
brooklyn. .: Newark !,
ST. Louis. 4; Kansas CITY. q
STANDING OF CIrns
w. .. Pet
~ -, louis 81 2: 500 Newark as an ,oa
nan. City. ~ so .5S3 BrooLIX, o. 90 .!S5
uhicar" "a 81 $50 I,altimor. .! go 'aS.
'"'s"sh "s 81 .55l Buffalo "a 81 Sss
WHERE THEY PLAY ToD.H
Newark NJ Baltimore "'ai'
Buffalo AT Brook.rn
to,,r H., ST. Louis Mt Kansns civ
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MORNING GAME.

Suffolk .......O 0 o q g..
Newport News. .......0 90 o ~
Summary: Runs--Crist. Stolen bases
Walters and Allen First bnsc on bails--on
Poole. :: of Mullen. l. Struck out-by
no"le. 6: by Mullen, g. Double plays
Mullen to Dean; lrmscher to Goalby to
uenry. Left on baaes--Newport News 3:
suffolk. s. First base -on errors--Newport
CONTINUED on Ninth Page)
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AFTERNOON GAME.
Totals "a? 7'cs 10 . Totals 80 IL II y
Bush OUT, hit by batted ball in NTH.

Bush out hit by batted ball in NTH
Score by Innings: y
Cleveland .,......... o 90 o o Is
Detioit ............ 0 q q O--3
summary; Runs--Chapman. jackson t2l.
HraneS. smith. Wit t2), Cobb Two-base
Ms Nciii' W.T. kavanaugh. Cobb. Burns.
Ihrc"-has" Eits-Chapman. Witt. Stolen
nases-traney, Smith. Earned runs-Cicve-
lahh' 81; Detroit. >. Sacrifice hit-wamhs-
sanss Lei on bases-Clcveland. >; Detroit,
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AFTERNOON GAME.

Totals . = 70 Totals 81 .gis !.
'bat'ei ior High in ninth
rtattei FOR HnrtzeN in ninth.
:bated for WARRIOR IN ninth
sli1i FOR cree in ninth.
Scor" By innings: y
Philadelphia ...... I q q q q n n,
Ssw York .. q n q q q
summary: RuTs-Walsh. Rressier PECK
ihnalHh. Two. base h!ts-Ma!sel. cree. Three
ee,Sg 81 -I-cki7paugh llom" run--Wslsi..
York !: Philadelphia. / Sncr!ncc hits-
NopI' Aiaisel. Sacrifice :y-wulsh Double
tIhIs. halseI and Nunomakcr. Naisel pip,,
.na Boone. Let; on hases-Ncw YORK =:
,hllareIphia. .. First base on cr-ors-Phu
""Iphlt, I3ake on balls-or Wa-hon 3.
or i.ressl.r. 5. struck out-by WARRIOR :.
DN Rressier. umpire-O LoughI!n ami
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SUPERBAS DEFEAT BRAVES

BROOKLYN, July 5.-Ry punching
their hits off Hughes and Strand in
four innings. Brooklyn heat Boston In
the afternoon game to-day by score
of to 3. Brilliant catches in tho
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY
tMORNING GAMES)
Philadelphia, / New York .,
~. Louis. 5: Chicago. |.
Detroit, .; Cleveland, :.
Boston. J: Washington o.
AFTERNOON GAMES,
Philadelphia, >: New York l.
Cleveland. ): Detroit. g.
Boston, q: Washington O.
-. Louis, .; Chicago g.
STANDING OF CIUBs
Cbi,,r, " H. ~, 81: W. l.. Pct.
nn,rmso a6 20 $50 Wnshing'n ae SO 500
Soston. ~ - .6l9 ST Iouis on 40 10"
Detroit 81 % COS Cleveland rs ~ ga
New York. 80 80 500 Phln o. 70 3eS
WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY
Philadelphia II; New York.
Washington mt Boston
(Oniy three schcdule,i ~ 81 LOUIS.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
iMoRNISG GAMES,I
newp"rt News, |; suffolk. n
portsmouth, 8: Norfolk. O.
'e'ershurg, q Rocky Mount. 7
tAfTERNOON GAMES
suffolk. 3; Newpor, News. o.
Norfolk. >: Portsmouth,
Rocky Mount, .; PETERSBURG
STANDING or CII-ns
SECOND HALEY
W. l.. Pet W.
r",ism,h $50 Norfolk L. r ct
pp"esshE 600 suffolk '2 'oO
'"' 900 y News. ! 3 $50
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In order to boost the attendance tho
management of the club will TODAY
send out hundreds OF letters urging
stockholders and prominent persons Ia
get out to Broad Street Park and ia
urge their friends To come with them.
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NoRTH CAROLINA IEAGUE

GAMES YESTERDAY
MoRNING GAMES
W w'nH,nn- salem Ercen>boro trnip,
n'ieiSh, 3: Durham, 1fourtenn
Ashe'iil". g; Charlotte, :. ''h'hEo.
tAfTERNoON GAMES,
HiGNt"n- salem. &; Greensboro
i'urhitin. 2; Raleigh. 2; ,twcn,,
ninEs; darkness "'"'N one In
i,>he'i''"' :; Charlotte. ,scr.n in,,,
STANDING OF CTrns
. w. l.. PCT.
Raleigh "A 81 ga >''"n rs 30 .410
Durham RI o. IN iirrnspo "a 30 .4O1
Durham at Raleigh io-Daf.
A'h"''l'" at Winston salem
greensboro al CharIott.
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
(MORSING GAMES.)

WHERE rI1EY PLAY TODAY
Toronto ut Rochester.
Montreal ut Buffalo.
,Only two schcdulrd.)
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MORNING GAME

Totals "a . ! Totals :t g,.7
Rated FOR Fisher in seventh
fBatt"h for RroHn in eighth
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- NO gam" is scheduled for to-a,,
toronto would have been mali, "s
negotiate the long jump here in ; 10
to play. III 'ime
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-06

Richmond wanted better baseball and
Jack Dunn is giving it, II is now up
to the fans TO show their appreciation
by attending the games. The faithful
few cannot support an International
salary list, and If the money does not
come in at the gate. none can be sent
out in search Of players to bolster the
weak spots.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-06

MnEkE THEY PLAY To-Day
portsmouth at Norfolk Hi'
h"ckH Mount mt Petcrshrrr
SUFFOLK at Newport New.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York nj Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn
81. Louis 1T Pittsnurgh
Cincinnati at Chica r a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-06

special Inducements are offered tho
regulars. y ticket emitting the holder
TO the privileges OF the park for tn,
balance OF the season will be nut on
sale at $40 a book for men and So a
book for women. AS the season is NOT
yet half over. this will ne a Crea, saw
ing. and at the same time il will give
me nnnaEcment ready cash TO put back
into the team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-06

Two pretty games were staged at
Broad Street Park yesterday Both
were clean and fast. and were of the
thrilling variety. Baseball of that kind
is deserving of real patronae c-not the
Kind that has been given the Climbers
during the past few weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-02
ARIZONA PENSION ACT IS
AWAITING LEGAL OPINION

Phoenix, Ariz.. jan dozens Of APP
plications for relief under the mothers
and old age pensions act are being re-
ceived by the state board Of control As
no move has been made to enforce the
law. and it is by no means certain that
it can be enforced. the board is not even
filing the applical ions. It is awaiting
an opinion from the attorney general
who was asked to decide what are the
duties of the board in the premises and
also whether the pioneers home must
be sold as an almshouse. The outcome
OF the action commenced in the superior
court of Yavapai county to secure an
order restraining the supervisors from
selling the county poor farm is also
being awaited.
Charles r. Osborn, secretary of the
board Of control. says that he has no
idea how many persons will be entitled
to pensions under the act il it is carried
into effect. Persons who claim to know
say it will cost the state at least
$3.50, 900 the first year to pay the pm
siOns demanded.