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ROCKY MOUNT WINS AGAIN

NORFOLK, VA. May IO-Rocky
ing Norfolk, winning again to-day by a
Z to score. Each team used two
pitchers. the visitors driving Cochran
from the mound after three innings.
and the home town lads running Apple
gate after two innings. Errors by both
sides counted in the scoring of nearly
every run. After n layon of over a
month a result of broken bone i'm his
right hand, Manager Mcmahon got hack
in the game to-day lie made four
hits, two clean drives 10 tho outfield
and two infield Founders which could
not he handled in time The score:
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ASHLAND HIGH IS EASY
FOR sM|THF|ELD COLLEGE
Richmond Lads Trim Hanovcrian
by Colossal Score Of
% to 3.
sEiBERT PITCHES GOOD BALI
Two Hits Are Made Of Local Twill.
er, Who Made Homer Himself.
Amos, Burton and Avery Hit Pei.
let Hard and Often.

Outclassed and outplayed at evorv
stag" of the game. the Ashland Hirh
tcrtay ut the hands OF the Smithdosi
business College team by the score ~
% To 3. The Ashlanders could not sol,e
the twistcrs that Scibert offered. .ccLr
ing only two hits in the nine inniniIs
one of which WAS extremely dout,fni
The entire Smithdcal team PLAYED In
their usual form. and batted tho ball
almost at VIII. Amos secured three
hits: Burton hit for four safcties: Avorv
Knocked two three baggcrs, and Sci
bert got ~ home run. Tho score:
Smif i,sIcnI tsht.o.l
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
PLAY FOURTEEN INNINGS

BUFFALO, May l0.-Thc closing
game Of the St. Louis series to-day de.
voioped into a fourteen inning battle
that went to tn" visitors > 10 3 Four
singles. a sacrifice fy ana "a bad throw
10 the plat" by Downcy Melted 81. Lou,
two runs in the fourteenth. ana tn.
bnth!os iatl"d to score. Hits W. =.
credited to johnson. Herbert, Vaughn
and Drake in the crucial inning
Score by innings: r n -.
ST Louis o o . 90 q o o q 90 % II +
Buffalo .60i . 900 100000 % f, j.
batteries: Herbert and Harti"y
schulz Anderson, Bcdicnt and Allen.
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Cornell, I.o.c. Long Contest.

ITHACA. y. y, May l0.-After pitch
ing alright ball for ten innings. al
lowing only two hits. Johnson. Cor
nclrs twirler. weakened in tho eleventh,
and NOtre Dame pounded out four runs,
and rompcd away with a > TO . victory.
Cornell had chances 10 score in the
TWO fnal innings with the bases filed,
but lacked the punch.
Score by innings: r. II T..
Cornell ...l0 1000 ooNOl--2 q q
Notre Dame. % 00l 0 O 0 o 0 o 4--a Z
Batteries: Johnson and Clary: wells.
Walsh and Kinney.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston. g: New York. /.
iOnly one schrtulcd.)
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New York


Totals 81 !3 % Totals 3 u - 10 :,
tna!tc1 Tor Schurp In seventh.
fBatt"d for Ritter In ninth
score by innings: n
New York ......,,.I u y
summary: Runs-BT co.. Iobcrt Eietch-
or, knpertson 90, Murray. H. Smith Moran
-. connolly. Marcc. Schmidt 10. l. smith
~ Marhnvtlle ,3l. Whaling. Two-b base
nitS-Maranviiic. Robertson. I.ohcrt. Three
t'tSc hitS-Hurns ,2b. stolen basc-NInr,i.
Snrrihco nies.WhalinG. Magee. I.obert.
ooHie. sacrifice hits-schmidt, Gather.
AWrahNiiic. Double plays-Schmid: Maran-
vile and Schmidt Doyle Fletcher ana
'raincrd; Mtrnnrill". EEnn and Schmidt,
l.ei on bascS--New York. g; Boston. / ,rirst
base on crrors-Ncw York l. roston >.
Eases On hals-or Tesr"au, :: Of Schupp.
J: oil ritter, - on Tyler. I: off Cru.rher
Hits-oh Tesr"au, IN 80 inning: off Schupp
IN : l-a innings; 81 Ritter, In . Innings;
on iylcr. l. in innings ,nonc out in rinthI:
81 crutcHer in inning. Hit by pitcher,
10y Sihurp 'Schm!dt; i'y Tyler 'F'ctchcr)
StrnCk out-by TeSreau. !; bv Schupp |.
Wy Ritter. :: H. TYLER. Wild pitches
Tesreau. Tyler. Empires. Klein and Emslie
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FOUR STRAIGHT FOR ROYAL S

JERSEY CITY, y. j.. May lN-Mon-
trcal made II four games straight with
another victory this afternoon over
Jersey City by a score Of . To Hard
hitting by the visitors in the last two
CRANES broke the tic. and chalkcd eight
lhillcs III IN" windup off Thompson and
sherman. powd, for Montreal. had the
Jersey CITY batsmcn at his mercy hold
Ing them TO two hits in eight innings.
The score.
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welcome job of bidding farewell 10 sew
eral players. that being the time on
which all international League clubs
must cut down to the player limit. AS
the league only allows each club TO
carry eighteen men, and the bench
manager az one, at least four must go.
When shay Thompson arrives to-day
he will make twcnty-onc on the pay
roll. and Ring. the pitcher secured from
the New York Yankees. makes the
twenty second.
AS the club is hound to carry five
pitchers with the men IN their present
be dropped. Russell is going good so
Sterzer, Morrsette, Jarman and An
drews make the quartet from which
1t seems a shame to drop Andrews.
who came all the way from Denver at
his own expense just t. sgct an oppor-
tunity to rise in the baseball world.
He has never been signed. but has
pitched twice since the season opened,
being relief man each time. on both
appearances he has gone III good shape.
seph; if he accepts the terms offered
by that club If the terms do not suit
him. he will be turned back TO Fits
burgh. which can then release him
outright.
Thompson will make the fourth out
! fielder, Gaming that either Hoffman
/ or Brcck enridee will have TO work to
keep their jobs. Thompson. however.
those lads out, rs both arc hitting like
"a blue streak. Hoffman is battin. 39i.
While nreckcpridsc is hitting at @5i.
throwing arm of the latter, is not as
fast on the bases. ana can't cover as
much ground i'm the field His hits. on
the other hand. are longer.
PICK. the Cir, Grff f recruit has re-
holding down third. which means that
ArraGon and Crane are contcndcrs for
the shortstop position. The former has
the call, both on account Of experience
and stick work. Crane is probably as
much natural player as the cuban.
but has not yet learned the lesson of
4 plugging up his ears to criticism and
keeping them open t6 advice.
drop his son Jack. Jr.. before Saturday.
Young Dunn has the making of an on
cellcnt player He is the fastest man
Young, Dunn. hy the way. is, "a corking
note. and is one OF the best footballcrs
! ever turned out in Baltimore
yesterday. Two triples ana two sin
giles were his contributions.
It looked good 70 sec the way Jim
I the blue. He saved Flick yesterday
from what would have been an error
with an ordinary first sacker on The
job.
! The Bisons close the series with tho
Climbers to-day. Each of the teams
have won one. and the other contest
was Il draw.
Umpire Mullin was again the. re-
! the fans. His work behind the plate
is not liked little bit.
F. Women will tie admitted to the mark
land grandstand free to-day. II is their
day, and the management hopes that
| hundreds, if not thousands, viii take
advantage of this opportunity TO see
the Climbers i'm action.
There is considerable talk about the
starting hour for the games. The pres
cnt time, i:30 o'clock, is considered by
many to be too late. The management
; wishes to suit the fans. and will give
them "a chance to express their prefer
cncc.
Then. too. many tic games like that
OF saturday will result from the twi-
light feature.
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TIGERS BEAT REDS
American IcnEucrs Win from NntiounI.
In Exhibition Gur,c

DETROIT. May lo.-Dctroit defeated
the Cincinnati Nationals 10 To Q i'm n
poorly played cight-inninE exhibition
E"mr here today. Grifi,h's nun of
,rawtords fly after two were out
Neach,s triple ana kavanagh's single
gay" Detroit the winning runs in the
Score by innings: y 81 T.
cincinnati ol n5lnI a .
Detroit ......% 2nl % 10 - 5
!Game called 10 allow Cincinnati to
batteries: ToncN, Brown and Doom:
I-,Hhcttvr. Oldham and r.tcrs
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TERRAPINS ARE EASY

BALTIMORE. May lo-Pittsburcs
had nn easy time winning TODAY
game from Baltimore. 10 to {. maxim.
n cleanup Of the scrics. The Pine
burgh's punched their hits on :Sugg.
whose wildncss proved very expense c
konctchy'S two-base smash, wh;r
cleaned UP the bases in the scvcnii
with two on. was a feature.
Score by innings: r. H. i.
Pittsburgh 80. q q q , q q 2 do 10
Baltimore 1910 - q O o ! O.
Batteries: Lcclcar. Barger and Berry
Suggs. alley and Owens
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There is considerable talk about the
starting hour for the games. The pres
cnt time, 80 o'clock, is considered bv
many TO be too late. The management
wishes to suit the fans and will give
them a chance TO express their prefer
cncc.
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Montreal
Jersey City.
Totals III l. q - Totals 81 3 Is
Hrued for Thompson In eighth

Montreal ..........., 4 q Il i . ~,
Jersey city o. .l i i & y a
SUMMARY: Runs smith ~. Irelan Hold
, nm. W W., Tamm. Truesdale. Two
n"Se hit ol.ei'y Thrcc-bas hit--WhIte-
mun Sacrifice hit-TEorpc. Sacrinc nv
D"viin. stolen hascs-Trucsial, Tanim,
,,ouhie plny-Thompson. OI.cnry acd Barry
nhseS on hai's-on sherman :; off Dowl T.
struck out Thompson :: by powd 4
itits-on Thompson y IN innings I'm
pircs. Hart and Eckman Time IL:
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ROCHESTER TRIMS NEWARK

NEWARK " j. MAY lO-Tho HIS.
tiers hammered Schn!Nr%s oN.rIry4
hard this afternoon, and Won n 10 :
when four single ncticd TWO .runa
Rochester scw"d tn" game up in the
fourth, when Two passes and singles
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WHALES BEAT NEWFEDS

NEWARK. y. J.. May 10.-Chicag go
won the final game OF the series here
to-day from Newark. 10 to ).
Score by innings: r. n. f.
Chicago l0000oso 30 II .
Newark bl2 002O O. 10
Batteries: Black. Johnson, Mcconnell
and wilson; Reulbach. Brandin and
Raridcn
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PH|LL|ES SHUT OUT BY
PERFECT WORK OF DELL
Brooklyn Twirler Holds League
Leaders to Five Scat
tered Hits.
BRAVES TAKE GIANTS SCALP
Loose Contest Won by Boston.
Pittsburgh Won Its Sixth Straight
Game-Iankces Lose to Red Sox
i'll American League Game.
BRAVES TAKE GIANTS sCALl

.BROOKLYN. n. Y. May lo.-Dcli
pitched an almost perfect game against
Ihiiada iI"ia to-day. allowing three
scattered hits, and Brooklyn won by
. to o. Mayer was hit for two triples,
TWO doubles and single in the first
Two innings. That. with two errors hv
w hittcd and one by Cravath. account ed
for Brooklyns runs. Dell famed cir mi
mon. DuScy. Burns and Mayer were
sent to the clubhouse for protesting
strike decisions in the eighth. The
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Boston
New York
Totals 81 - II Totals 81 o7,, III
'BHtt.d for McIial. IL. ninth az

Boston ..............:...I q . . . =,
New York ..............n . q d o i
summary: Runr-Hoopcr. Lewis. McNaiIv,
cnldwcll. rwo-ba hits-Scot, UIrh
Three. Has" hits Speaker. Thom5 $. Stolen
hhsc-Icwis Earned rurs-New York !.
Boston. 3. Sacrifice hit Boone. Double
olav-McNally Thomas and IobiitzcI Left
on b:,ses-New York. l.: Boston :. BASES
IN h"lls-oft AcIiain. .: of Foster Strurlt
'ut by Foster :: ~ 'McHalc. :. Wild pitch
Foster. Passed balI--NuuamRkcr I'm
pres. Mullan.y and Evans Time. $50
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The players of the Capital City Attn
lctics are requested to be present on
their home diamond at lakewood to-
morrow afternoon at > o'clock to get
practice and settle some other matters
that Manager Childrcy has to bring be
fore them. The manager requests each
player to bring their signed contract
with him.
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N'eM.Ilnrt News.
SIi0nil,
Totals 81 $50 70 ? Totals -
.Ba;ted Tor Castor In eleventh.

'Ba;ted Tor Castor In eleventh.
Score by innings: n
SUFFOLK ...:........o } u
Newport News q Z" j -?
summary: Rurs-Mo Crist. Smith.
fwo-base hits-Walker Crist. Three la &c
hit-Smith. Sacrifice Eits-Mulli,.. Henry.
stolen bases-Smith. Hummell. Alien. Dou-
hlr play-Hummel to Goalby to Henry
struck out--hy Muli!n. :: hye GnstOn 5.
Bases on brlls-0h Martin. g. Left base
Suffolk. {: Newport News. = Umpire
Ruhtand. Time. o:3l. Attendance. 90.
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PIRATES WIN SIX STRAIGHT

PITTSBURGH. May 1O.-pittsburrh
won IT'S sixth consecutive victory to-
day by defeating Chicago, 10 TO :
seven pitchers We're used bv tho con
tending teams Cooper and label who
started the game. were Knocked out of
the box in the second inning The
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Women will tie admitted TO the mark
and grandstand free to-day. It is their
day, and the management hopes that
hundreds. if not thousands. viii take
advantage of this opportunity TO see
the Climbers in action.
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ifNtrou TOT KITlfer Tn third.
tBhted for Mayer In eighth
Score by Innings: IT,
Philadelphia ..........e o o q 4 . o-5
Brooklyn ..............o 3 . -
summary? Rnn3-O'Mara Icl wheat,
ScnuitZ Doll Two-base hits-Wheat. Dau-
ner,. Thr"a-hase hits-Schutz I2). Cutshaw
stolen hascs-Niehof, Paskcrt MYERS ban
croft. Becker. Left on bases-Phiiadclrhia
o.: nrookiyn. J. First base on crrors-rhll.
on BaumGardner. /. off Doll. 8 lIit.-.on
May"T in innings; off Baumr#rdncr i
IN inning. Struck out-by Raumr,r,I. o.
!: b! Dell. s. Umpires-ouisicy and Ea~"n,
Tine AZ. " " -
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Portsmouth,.
~ n -
Totals ..i3 a D 70 Totals ..as : 30 10
'Rated for Toe In ninth.
tBattcd for Agnew In ninth

Score FN innings. z.
Portsmouth ....i o . o o / II
Petersburg ........ | "a
summary; Runs-Damrau. Hurley. Tcayur.
I"im"S, Calder. Simmons. Barnett. Two
has" hitS-''aldor and Icimc- Three la "a
hit-pamrau. Stolen nascs-SimmonS t.b.
El1""stonc. Whitfield, league. Bases on
ht'!s-oh lsice. =: III McClcary. I. Left or
Eases Petersburg. ;: Portsmouth. u Hit
hv uitchr'i ball!-liurlcy. Iciincs aud -
Martin. liits-on lIirsch. In innings: of
ti'co. l. ir innings. Struck ou,-hy Rice.
:: ~ Mc,lcuiy. T. Time two hours TIM
rir". RYAN. Attendance go
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Kansas City. !; Brooklyn. 3.
Chicago. 10: Newark, >.
Pittsburgh. 10; Baltimore, {,
81. Louis. ); Buffalo. 3 fourteen inninEs)
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
kunsas City nt Newark.
Chicago mt Brooklyn.
~. Louis at Baltimore.
Pittsburgh mt Buffalo
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BRAVES LICK GIANTS

BOSTON. May 10.-Thc Hra-cs were
on the long end Of free hitting. tree
scoring game with New York today.
winning. ii to Q. Passes. errors and
hits were mixed 70. runs throughout
ne contest. Boston obtained six tall
lies IN the opening inning at the cX-
rcnsc or l"Srcau, who was retired DO
fore the session was finished The
score:
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Hoffman hit the ball like he was mad
yCstcrday Two triples and two sin.
giles were his contributions.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YANKEES LOSE TO SOX

NEW YORK, May 1o.-Boston cvcncd
tn" series with the New York Amer.
Icans by winning the last game of the
series " 10 ]. Fosters effectiveness in
The pinchcs saved the game several
times for his team. Three times IN.
retired Nunamakcr with men on second
forks filed the bases with none out
hut fniled 10 Scnrr Tho scnrc.
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Sterzer will he sent back to 81. Jo-
Seph if he accepts the terms offered
by that club. If the terms do not suit
him, he will be turned back TO nitts-
burgh, which can then release him
outright
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STANDING OF Gibbs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Ruffaio at RICHMOND.
(Only one sclictluirtt.)
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1t seems n shame to drop Andrews
who came all the way from Denver at
his own expense just u get an oppor-
tunity to rise in the baseball world
He has never been signed. but has
pitched twice since the season opened
being relief man each time ON both
appearances he has gone IN good Sha pc
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Dunn will most likely he forced &c
drop his son Jack. Jr.. before Saturday
cellcnt player He is the fastest man
on the squad. but lacks the experience
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The Blues and First National game.
which was postponed on account Of the
former having TO participate in the
lakewood parade, will be played on
Tuesday. May %, at Byrd Park The
Blues appear stronger now than they
ever have been, and will b. hard
proposition to beat from nuw on
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Chicago
Pittsburgh,

store hy innings: T.
chicnGo ;...............l . 80 "a
Pittsburgh ...........l , y O 1 ! Il IA
Summary: Euns-t;ood -, Ei.bn~ pee
mnhnn. fh"ian 90, label. Johnston -,
iiinchnaa -. Wagner. Costello t2I Won
SccInS, harmon. Two-bas hiiS-C;nnI,
BrcSnh har. Johnston. Hinchman Harmon
Ihr"c-tnS" hits.-t;""G. Fisher. liinchtnan,
Ni"N stolen bases Brcsnahan. Johnston,
hin"hmhn Wagner 80 Earned rams -Cni-
rns" = Piit sburgh, :" Sacrifice hits Coco.
FISHER SHcriic" Gy-Fisher. Double MAY.
'hclan and SAFER. I"f; "n bases chicago
PITTSBURGH I. First bases on errors
chicago. j: Pittsburgh. >. Bases on Ia lis
OF label! ; IN "a innings; OF Lavender :
IN 20 inning: OFF Cheney. ! in in.
nlnrs: OF Is. Adams. none in inning: oft
'""p"r in . innings: off Councilman n,
inHrESi off c. Adams. III innings iIit
by pitch"r-bv Councilman tSaier,. struck
"ui by Lavender. 3. lay Cheney .: hv con
|"lnan. 10y 6. Adams. . Umpircs Rig-
Ter lrd Hart. Time. e.IG
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Young Dunn. by the way. is Il corking
good athlete. He is Il track man OF
note, and is one OF the best footballcrs
ever turned out in Baltimore.
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'NV'rc HE INNINGS: Il
Rochester ..........4 a q ~ . "a
Newark ....... u u i n q !
summary: Rnns-Zimmcrman. Kraft Heck
niger. Smith. Pic2. Clemens. Korcs Erwin
ii"H Sncrihcr hit Move. Eorcs stolen
hhses-tl"ncns t2,. Picz 90. Priest, Steven
son Two base hits-Schmutz. Clemens
ihfrc- haS" hit korc>. BASES bnlls-on
S"hmu'Z. :; off Hon. 3. Struck ou,--by
Schnutz. :, 10y Hon. . Wild pitch
SCh'nutz. Passed ball-Hcckingcr Douh,e
paN-li"n and l!olkc. Umpres Cleary and
Carpenter. Time. 100
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!o:te. 3 var
y, Ashevillc-A shevillc. 3. winston
~ Durham Durham, S: Raleigh 7
'elevcn Innings.
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GAMES YES %EDAY.
lsoston. Is: New York. ..
fsraokIHn. ,: Philadelphia, u.
Pittsburgh. 10; Chicago, :.
t0nl: three srhrdulrd.)
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1t looked good 70. see the way Jim
Jordan picks the high throws OUT OF
from what would have been an error
with an ordinary first sackcr on the
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EBcchc bnttcd for Hinder in fourth.
SonSiow bnttcd for I'ullcnyyidcr In
eighth.
score by inuingS: IL
Richmond .. 53ON OOs-I
buhalO g 20O0OO3 30 =
summary: TNu-bnse hits-Pick
LnlOnEc. ,jnmison. Ehrcc-bnsr hits
--JamisOn, Judge. Hoffman ca, Hall.
Home run-Chnnnci. stolen buses
t.ilh0oIE. Tall CD. breckenridge.
Iitts-oT Binder. in :. Innings: on
FuIcnNidcr, in : innInSn; of
G0odhrcd, In inninrs; off An
hrcws, in innings; on Cav, In
innings. BascH ON bRlls-by Bader,
- by Goodbrcd, 1; by Andrews, 2.
BRttcrs hit-by Binder. breckenridge;
by Andrews, IarlstrOm. Struck out
by Goodbred, I; by Andrews, 3; by
Hndcr, 4; hy Fuilcnwidcr, 3. Passed
anlis--SrhnufcIc. wild pitches
RAIDER. Left on bnscs-Rich mOnd, q:
Bunhto, =. Time of game, 3:IO.
tnipircs. Mullen ind Brown.
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by lloff. Smith T'iez and Clemens
scored four runs. The score:
ROci,rStcr
Nc..nrk.
. II ri
Totals 81 s:7ls Totals ~ i

Matted 70, Schmut2 IN ninth.
ffattcd for Move in ninth
Srnrc by innings.
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summary: Rurs-Andcrson 81 Amo. 8;
Avery, Lawrence. Scibert ,3 Burton -.
huchcr 90: Fleming -, lsbeii. CuarIes :,
g. Hunt. Two-baSe hit-Amos Three. -,
on bails-on Sciber,. 5: OF Cross !, ST.
out-hy S,ibert. s: by Cross. !. stolen ba...
,Smitndeafs a; Ashland. ?. Time. tao
hours. -
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Umpire Mullin was again the re-
cipient OF 'unfavorable criticism from
the fans. His work behind the plate
is not liked a little bit.
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Cheering news: Mac Pitt erstwhile
shortstop for the Spiders. viii he seen
cavorting in his old position for the
First National Banlt. Mac in most
minds is incompatible around these
lots. and his joining the First National
squad should improve that nine nightly.
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captain willie Gordon is al smiles now

Military League teams which turned
out in their glory TO march in the Oak
wood parade will strike their stride
Saturday.
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WAYNESBORO. VA. May iO.--Fish-
burne won its sixteenth straight game
to-day by defeating Miller School.
] . to &.
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The City League made it's debut on
Saturday, and was warmly received by
the amateur public.
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With the Amateurs
by TUCK

The managers OF the City League will
hold an important meeting AT the Blues
Armory at O'Clock Tomorrow after
noon. All persons Interested in this
league are asked TO be present. as sew
eral matters of Importance will be
brought up.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ut New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
~. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Philade Iphiu.
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Rocky Mount.


S,o'e 10y innings: r.
N""lw Mount ........o 3 . o 60
Norfolk ................2 | 9 o > d
summary: Runs Bittle. DOYLE SNYDER
Gray; iarnaice, Daubert. i'lrich. Cievela nd
St"inbr"nncr Fcilcs. Mcmahon co stolen
bases Cleveland. Steinbrcnncr Sacrifice
hits -Stcinhrcnmcr, Chunk, Mace. Two. base
M Stcinhrenncr. Gray: Double play
hr"rnc Hits AppieGnte. 3 In " innings
IN Cochran. : In innings: off league. in
innings; of RIumeardncr. : in innings:
StTnck out-hy Cochran. >: 10y BaunErrdncr
:: by league. :. Bases on balls-on Apple-
Eat". !: on Cochran, 3: off Baumgardner ::
viii pitch Cochran Passed bull-UlrIch
LET, on, bGses-Rocky Mount. 3; Norfolk T.
TimA. 30 umpirea McGowan and Ross
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Shenandoah neat. HarrI.oprura.

HARRISONBuRG. VA. May TO-
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute. OF
Dayton. defeated iIarrisonburg High
School here to-day. 10 to ..
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Cobb Furniture Co has taken new
lease on life The furniture boys are
getting together and putting up a
classy game.