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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-08
HOT RACE IS NOW ON FOR
EASTERN VIRGINIA TITLE.
Four Colleges Are Bunclied in
Standing i'm Cup Con-
test.
RACE is HOTTEST IN YEARS
Richmhond College and Hampden-
Sidney and Randolph-Aiacon and
William and Mary Battle To-day.
Winner In Doubt Until Last.

Richmond College will play Hamp-
den Sidney at Farmville and Rundolph-
Macon will meet william and Mary to-
day at Williamsburg. On the outcome
Of these games will depend which two
teams will finally battle for the cham
The situation now existing in the
Us without parallel in the baseball
or the teams are tied with an equal
percentage OF 500. Each aggregation
mas now won two and lost the same
played.
AT different times during the early
season 1t has looked like n runaway
but the results of the last two or three
games have put all contestants back
on exactly the same footing they each
occupied before he race started. Hamp-
den Sidney won two games in a row.
and the Tigers looked very good, but
then they met the Spiders and fell for
the first time
The Spiders got away to a flying
start and defeated both Hampden Sid :
ney and William and Mary. after each
Randolph Macon. the fourth team in
the race. Too full OF confidence. per-
Jackets. and los, their first game. Even
at that the Spiders and the Tigers
were leading the race with, good aver.
these teams suffered defeat, and thus
equalized all the standings.
Naturally, with this chance in every
ones hand. all the teams are deter
mined to cop the cup. And there is no
bunch In the circuit that is working
harder or that has more confidence in
the outcome than the Spiders. To a
man the local Collegians share the be-
lief Of their coach and student body
that they Will be right up at the top
when the season is closed. True. the
Spiders have both of their remaining
games to play away on the grounds of
the enemy. but then that circumstance
does not always mean much The
Spiders will complete their fighting by
next Wednesday. Tomorrow they will
play in Farmvillc. where they will line
up against tho Hampden- Sidney Tigers
Next "Wednesday the Spiders will wind
up with the game against Randolph
Macon on the latter's grounds at Ash
land.
While 1t is not expected that very
many rooterS will go with the Spiders
to ilampden- Sidney. IL is certain tina,
practically the entire body Of students
will go to Ashland next Wednesday,
especially should the Spiders capture
to-morrow's clash with the Tigers.
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Loose pitching was again responsible
Tor the loss of Il game by the Climbers
inc biSonS opening the series bv win
nlnG from the local Ints yesterday hv
score Of to 3. one twirler was
driven TO cover in the first frame ana
a total of thirteen hits were made by
the visitors I'm the nine innings. Most
OF the clouts came with men on the
bases. whereas tho Dunnites. who gath
cred ten safeties, generally hit with the
stations unoccupicd.
Sterzcr was sent To face Buffalo in
the opening round, and gave a demon
stration of hoy not To pitch. He start
ed off badly. the first man up singing
20 center The next was walked. and
Mccarty doubled. and four counters
were hung up after Priest laced one
over second base TO center field. lie
was later caught trying TO steal, and
Went out the same way
nHrpe' formerly of the Cardinals.
worked for the Herd. and while he WAS
hit freely, his control was good. and
tn" clouts were scattered over wide
area of MN" innings. Only in two in
Schaufclc singled and was brought home
by three -eagser by, Harper. who sue
Schaufelc again got hit. and counted
on hit by breckenridge.
Manager Dunn sent Harpcr, the Ath-
ictic recruit. TO the relief of Stcrzcr.
and in the second inning he held the
bisons scorelcss. In the third. however
he cracked. and a triple by Carlstrom
singles by Channel and McCartv am, a
sacrifice fly by Judge were Responsible.
for two more tallies The fourth was
the NTH. when McCar,y singled to
center and was brought home hy a
double TO left by Judge
Thanked In Eighth and Ninth
blank was drawn by the Herd in
the sixth. hut in the seventh another
count WAS made when Carlstrom beat
singles by Channel and McCarty. No
runs were made in the eighth and
ninth. III" Herd succumbing nv the
one two three route
The climbers played with two of the
regular inhcldcrs missing from the
ranks. and another shifter Long still
0ccupied the no, corner in place of
for Crane. krichell going to second
The new combination PLAYED faul,lcssly.
Long getting three outs. Ball two outs
ana -four assists. BY a remarka bile
chance not an error was made Nv the
Climbers. this being the first game with
such Il result The visitors we're ais"
free from miscues
Mccarty, for the Herd. carried off the
batting honors. getting four hits. one
f
k!rhmond. Harner was tho slug king,
making three hits. one triple. in his
nrSt three appearances. Schaufclo sur
priscd everybody, including himself hut
getting two singles in one day. The
KID. too. played n pretty game behind
me bat getting three runners going
down.
The Risnns will he the opponents of
the Dunnites again to-day tyson or
Maddern Will probably do the pitching
~ which event onslow Will gel behind
IN" bat. Morrisette, Russell or Good
bred. an Indian secured from BROOKLYN,
VIII pitch for Richmond. 1t is expected
mat both ArraGon and Crane will get
back in tho game.
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NJ CURES WINNER OVER.
ACADEMY IN FAST CAM
Sch0oiboys Fight Hard to KeepSO
OF Cellar in Prep
Race. ~
BROWN PITCHES GOOD B,
Baptist Captain Was Wild at Tim
but Support Was WobbIy-Parr1
Kept Hits Well Scattered-AcS
envy Still at Bottom. us

McGuire's defeated Richmond Acai3d
my yesterday at Byrd Park by the stys,f
or To J in one of the fastest and mo
exciting games OF the prep school SS}&
son. Since John Marshall High cinchd
me pcnnant by beating Bcnedictifi1
This was hard-fought struggle frol
beginning to end to keep out of til
cellar position. 49,
Brown pitched his usual good hal
hut was rather wild. He walked fs,ij
and hit one. Parrish pitched goo.i hi
for McGuirc's, and although he struc
out only five. he kept his hits wa
scattered. and the Academy bows wef
unable to land for any extra bases ei
cept in one instance. ~
McGuircs started things in the FRI
inning. when Whi;more and Starke
were given free bases. both being ma
"anccd a bas" ON q. Kuyk's error, Whit
more later scoring on LcaCh's sacrific,
StarkcT died on third.
In the second. Academy came bad
strong. and scored on errors by Whit
more and Parrish ana Il scratch hit b
Roden. !
Again in tho NTH y. Binford wa
safe on an error by Whi;more. went 4
second on Whitlock's sacrifice. an
scored on singles by II. Binford aIi
Shackclford. Il
Until the eighth the score remainS
two to one, when McGuirc's took u
brace. and singles by Whitmore n
Starkey followed, by y. Binford mil
fling Ncwclfs singer right off the bad
gave McGuire's the lead *
Academy was unable to come back ii
the ninth. The score: b
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BOSTON BEATS NEW YORK

NEW YORK, May THE Boston
s Amer,ca ms won their first game of the
Leonard was effective in ali hut tho
second inning, when three singles and a
pass enabled New York 10 score two
runs. Hooper'S ninth inning home run
INTO the right field stand with Thomas
on base. proved 10 be the hit which won
FOR Boston. II. Pckinpaugh also hit
home run In the ninth inning.
..o@'oti o q -
New ork .....0o n q n q q / .
summary: Runs-Hooper %. Speak
er Thomas. Leonard (2), Peckinpaugh
-. Boone %. Two-basc hit-i'ipp.
Three ba Sc .hi;-Lconard Home runs
Hooper. I'eckinpaugh. Stolen base
Wagner. Earned runs-Boston, s. New
YORK, 3. Sacrilice hit-Lewis Double
piay-lewis and Wagner. Left on bases
New York. {: Boston. 5. First base
on crr"rs-Boston. /. Bases on balls
off Caldwell. /; off Leonard. . Struck
mTuht-by Leonard, 4. Passed ball
Time of game. l:43
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SPIDER NINE DEFEATED
BY BLACKSTONE ACADEMY
Richmond College Loses to Cadets. Who
Hit Robinson Hard when Hits
Counted for Runs.

g BLACKSTONE. VA. May 7.--Ela ok
stone Academy defeated Richmond Col
lege here to-day by the score of : 10 J.
The Academy won ny hitting Robinson
when hits means runs. Moore drove in
the first run with a single. EGEieston
in the sixth with second
and third occupied. Pennington hit for
three bases and scored on Maynard's
single in the seventh. Richmond scored
her lone run when LocanS singh"
bounded over SranCleT's head. going for
the circuit in the seventh. For Rich
mond Blankcnship's catching was Of
high order. while Ballard, Goode and
EgGleston were in the limelieht for the
home team.
Score by innings: r. II. +.
Blackstone .... q q 3 | x--5 Il 3
Richmond q o q o ! O OIL 4 :
Summary: Batt"rics-Moorc and Bal.
lard Robinson and Blankcnship. Struck
.out-by Moore. IL. by Robinson, 3
Two base Egglcston Three base
INSTRUMENTATION Home run-Logan.
'Cmpire. Robertson.
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Fuouay is doing great slab work for
the Baracas and has aided greatly in
the winning Of their four straight VIC
tories He struck out fifteen men in
the last game with Second Baptist, al
lOWi only three hits
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BUFFALO,.

Summary; Two-bnac hits-McCnr-
~, Judge, Jordan. Thrcc-bnse hits
-tHrlstrOm, Harper. Sncriflcc hits
-Bccbc. Sacrifice Nies-J n a =, r
breckenridge. Double plnys-Kcat-
Ing 4" Mctnrty to Judge. IIts-ofr
SterIcr. & In I inning; OF Iinrpcr, %
In innings. Rnscn ON bnIIs-bx
Stcrzcr. =; by Harper, .; ny Dccbc. 5
bnffcrs hit-,IOrdnn by Bccbe
struck out-hy Stcrzcr, I; by Bccbc,
=; by Harper, =. Left on bases
nichmond, ID; Buffalo, >. Time of
Enmc, 1:50. Empires. Brown and
Muliin.
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With the Amateurs
by TUCK

Many interesting games will be
played among the amateurs to-day.
The leaders in the different leagues
a. S. kellam, in the Old Dominion;
Duplex. in the Commercial. Portners. in
the Richmond; Metropolitans, in the
Jefferson Ward: Baracas. in the Ath-
tst tS and the H,1W Sn; in the Mill.
maintain their record of none lost
Managers of the other teams in the
mines by signing up OTHER men. With
the, hope of lettering their standing
to-day.
Long Tom Overman will probably
appear ar r, on the mound for the \cos in
flats" have corking good nine. and
Overman will have to pitch in his best
form.
Fuouay is doing great slab work for
the Baracas and has aided greatly in
the winning Of their four straight vic
the last game with Second Baptist, al.
lowing. only three hits
The City League. which was organ
lied last week under the Richmond
under way to-day All of the players
have been signed up. and the MANAGERS
are enthusiastic over the prospects for
the year.
John Marshall High School will leave
viii play Randolph Macon Academy.
Manager Belts expects to annex an
other victory; which will be the six
tcenth straight for the Marshaliites.
There is much rivalry between the
Chesapeake and Ohio Check Clerks and
the Tonnage Clerks teams. They bat
tied until darkness settled over the
field at Byrd Park on Thursday after
noon.
FORMERS has one of the best pitching
STATS in the city in Dunn and Napier.
The ball park should be given the
ilombrucos and FORMERS will play on
fastest clubs in the city and good fol-
! lowing.
between Hombrucos and Richmond
! Electric Co. at Byrd Park. which prom
Lee. the Woodworking second base
man for the Portners. is leading his
, team in batting, and he has around him
one OF the fastest infields in town in
Haur, on first; y. Burch. at short. and
carry awa aH the in tRe Rch
mond League.
will meet on the second Wednesday OF
each month.
Lowry. manager of the Richmond
Electric Co. has gotten together good
club. and they will make things no,
for the other teams before the season
is far over.
President Julien II. Hill. Of the ANA
teur Baseball Commission. received q
copy of the bylaws and rules Of the
National Amateur Baseball Association
yesterday from Secretary r. G. Seaton
The rules are the most complete set
that has ever been published ed.
1t is the idea of the association &c
have rule books printed and issued as
a guide for the different players. witt
pictures of the players and individual
records after the intercity series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-08

President Julien II. Hill, Of the ANA
teur Baseball Commission, received "A
copy of the bylaws and rules Of the
National Amateur Baseball Association
from Secretary r. c. Seaton
The rules are the most complete set
that has ever been published.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-08

1t is the idea OF the association to
have rule books printed and issued as
guide for the different players. with
pictures of the players and individual
records after the intercity series.
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C0MSTOCK BLOWS UP

PROVIDENCE. f.. L. May The
C;ravs took the first game OF the series
from Clymcr's Toronto Leafs here this
afternoon by a score of to . The
game aroused more enthusiasm among
the spectators than any contest this
season ClNmcrs action on the first
base line caused ComStock 10 hit the
sho1ts. and tn" Leafs scored two runs
on him in the seventh The C;raNs
landed on Cook in the same inning,
however. and triple, double and single
Melted three runs. Shortcn's batting
was q feature. Tho score:
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brooklyn Again Winners.

BROOKLYN. May 7.-Brooklyn won
bournes pass and Stovall's triple scored
a run for Kansas City in the first in
ming. but after that Seaton, although
battcd Packard hard, but sharp field :
ing held the runs down. Long hits by
Cooper and Land counted heavily in
his position superbly.
Sailors from the visiting fleet will
he guests OF the Brookfeds daily during
their stay.
Score by innings: r. II. L..
Kansas City. Il 0 O o. o OIL O
Brooklyn ...021 90 001x -4 II 3
Batteries: Packard and Eastcrly;
Scaton and Land
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Lowry. manager of the Richmond
Electric Co. has gotten together good
club, and they will make things hot
for the other teams before the season
is far over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-08

FORMERS has one of the best pitching
STATS in the city in Dunn and Napier.
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Totals IS Is p Il , Totals

Bittcd for Hamilton in sixth.
1Ratted Tor Bsumeardner in ninth
SCnra by N '''N''
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CUBS PITCHERS ARE WILD

CHICAGO May 7.-wildness of Chi
Cages pitchers gave Cincinnati an easy
= to victory to-day. the Cubs first
defeat in eight games. Benton was
battling with men on bases. hut in
stopping line drive from Schulte's
bat in the sixth, he split a finger on
his pitching hand, and may he out of
the game for weeks. Ames let down in
the ninth. HcrZoC was in his first
game since his suspension several days
nEO. The SCORE.
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The City League. which was organ
lied last week under the Richmond
Amateur Athletic Federation. will get
under way to-day All of the players
are enthusiastic over the prospects for
the year.
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ROYALS CRUSH SHELTERS

Jersey CITY. May 7.-Montrcal in
aucuratcd a four-Cam series against
Jersey City with AN easy victory over
the Skectcrs this afternoon at Westside
Park by a score of 10 to :. They had
no trouble in finding the curves of
.1inscn and Lake, who pitched for the
locals, and pounded them for sixteen
safe hits Richter. although walking
seven men, was effective in the pinchcs.
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-08

There is much rivalry between the
Chesapeake and Ohio Check Clerks and
the Tonnage Clerks teams. They bat
tied until darkness settled over the
field at Byrd Park on Thursday after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-08

sittcd for Hamilton in sixth
IHated Tor Baumgardner in ninth
Score by innings: y
DctT"it ........................3 aeio III
-; louis ...................2 q o y . D. .
summary: kun>-Rush ,2). Nitt. Cobb go,
crn,Wt'ri; knvanhuGh G,. Baker. cove.
,esKie. Shotten. Pratt. Two-base hits,
M"iker. kaNanaui;h Three base hits--B,sh
Ilt. stolen hases-Cobb t2D. Bush C'raw.
torI; ISncw Earned runs-off Hamilton,
= on HoCh. >: OF Bhumgardnrr. Sucri.
nee hits-Neach. Baker. Wit. Doubt. pl,vs
-havinauEh. Bush. jacobson. i.ett on bases
detroit, :; st. Louis. .. FRS, base on er
Fors-Detr"it. !. ST Louis. !. Bases on bats
on Coveiesk'c, :: eff Hamilton =; off Hoch
- on SaumSardner. :. Hits-on Hamilton
IN innings: of Hoch. in Ia inniurs
on Saaumsnrdner in "a innings. Struck
out-by Corcleskic .: by Hamilton ! Viii
ELECTROMAGNETIC. umpires. OLouchijn and
Hildcbraad. Time. 2:ai '"u
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Il. II. T.
:MATCH PLAY TOURNAMENT
TO-DAY AT COUNTRY CLUB
Golf Enthusiasta VIII Compete for
Three PriZes-Players Divided Into
(InsseS Inv HuuIIIt.np

The EoIf tonrnament ms aftornOon
at the Country Club of Virginia will
-t.be match play handicap against par.
Players entering this tournament will
...keeD medal score as in stroke play.
Players will b" divided into three
handicap classes follows: Class A.
O. handicaps IL and under. Class r.. han
.dicaps Is to- 9 inclusive; Glass G. handi =
caps 20 TO 30 inclusive.
. Prizes will be given to the winner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-08

The ball park should be given the
Hombrucos and FORMERS will play or
that date. and they have two Of the
fastest clubs in the city and good fol-
lowing.
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SHAWKEY PROVES MASTER
IN GAME WITH CR|FFMEN
Athletics Rap Bentley and Engle
Sharply, but Nationals
Fail to Hit.
NINTH HOMER FOR HOOPER
Rostonian Drives Ball to Stand, Win
ming From iankees-Detroit Gets
Third Straight From Browns by
Big SCOre-Cobb Stars,

PHILADELPHIA. May 7.-Philadel
phia Knocked Bentley out OF the box
In less than two innings day and de-
feated Washington. 4 to L. Shawkcy
kept the hits of the visitors we'll scat
tered. The score:
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DOWN THE ALLEYS

The Times Dispatch team defeated
the Superiors two out OF three games
in one OF the prettiest series played this
season on the Newport Alleys last
night. The Superiors' team showed
form in the opening game, but took the
loboSgan route In the final Deasy
led for high score for the Supcriors
while Lohmann led for the newspaper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-08

PITTSBURGH. PA. May Pitts
burSh made it three straight victories
to-day by winning from ST. Louis by
To 4. The locals were Outhit more
than TWO to one. hut McQuillan was
strong in the pinches. Carey's home
run in the sixth was the feature
Tho -
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Attention Amateurs!

Positively no box scores Of ANA
tour games will lie received for pub
iicntton Tonight after S;45 o'clock.
This IL absolute, md the rule must
not he violated. League secretaries
must furnish team standinE and
schedule for following week.
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Battery Couri rs. Bolls Bihle Glass,
at Fulton Park.
Fulton VS.. Norwood Mt Harvey Park.
~. ). Wright vs.. Jones Bros, at
Brookland Park
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Vale Runncr. Tackle Tirer,

Yale track team, nifty strong. left to-
day for Princeton for the annual meet
tomorrow with that university. The
men viii spend the night in New York,
going on to Princeton tomorrow morn
ing,
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Cincinnati.
ChiCngn.
Totals IS z . 10 D Totals

TotaTs .,as = :, Il Totals Is p i {
'Ba,tcd for Vaughn in NTH
fRatcd for HUMPHREYS in seventh
tBattch for Lavender in ninth.
Score by innings r.
Cincinnati ......................h . 3 - -
Chicago ........................n q y . u q -
summary: Runs-HerzoE. Croh. Griffith
Twombly ~. Wagner, MillwitZ. Clarke i2I,
Bresnahar. Phelan. Two base hits-VauEhn
leach. stolen rscs-Brcsnahan go. Her
zog. rwomhly. Fhelar, knscly. Earned
runs-on Vaughn. .; off Lavender. 3: of
Anies. 2. Sacrifice hits-Fisher. Twombiv,
schultz. Double plays-Herzog Wagner
and Mollwin ,g: liumphrics. Safer md
iumphrics: Clarke and Cir0h. L.. on bas cs
-Cins inna,i. II. Chicago $ First base on
crrorH Cincinnati. :. Bases on balls-off
Vaughn. ): of Lavender. ;. off Benton. >:
on Ames. ). Hits-ot Vaughn. in > in
ntnCs; of HUMPHREYS. in : innings: off
Lavender. In innings; off Benton. : in
l-3 innings; of AmeS. in - innings
struck out-by VAUGHN. >, by Lavender. >:
hy Benton. :; by Ames. .. Empires. Riglcr
and Hart. Time. o:Ia.
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Sacrifice hitS-I.caCh, Robinson nj
kuNk. Brown. Whitlock stolen base 81
-Wh,tmore t2l, Parrish 90. Starkcyj
Newell. Binford Bases on balis-hT
Brown. 4; by Parrish. l. Ratters hit
by Brown oMarycl Struck out-bvl
Brown. 10: by Parrish ). Passed balls
C. kuyk 90. Left on baScs-Mc- !
Cures. 9: Academy. s Time OF camej
l:25 Umpire. Bighy.
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Jersey city.
Montreal
Score ny innings,


Jersey CITY :;.......:......... ~ . 9 : )
summary: Eunf-Smith ~. Ircian Hold
en- Whiteinan. Dcvin. YcaEcr 81. Pur;eu
lrucsdai". barney Co. ol.eary. Reynolds
Two base hi'-barncy. Three base hits.
land. Sacrifice hy-Eucs. Double plays
frnnsdaic. O1.eary and Rucs pur:"Il Ire
land and Devlin. Bases on hal!s-nn Iinsen
:; M Lake. j.. of Richter. = struck su,
10y Jins"n. !: by Lake. 2: ny Richter . hi,
hy pitchcr-by Richter iReynolds) Hits
Of Jinsen. in inning. Umpires Eckman
and Hart. Time, hours.
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g. Tredesar vs.. Duplex, at Clark
Springs.
c. $. Luck VS.. Clark Springs, at
SCOTS Addition
Woodail & ouarlcs vs.. Rountrec. at
Floyd Park.
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BRAVES ENGAGE GIANTS
IN REAL SWATT|N BEE.
Boston ClOuts Three New York
Pitchers, and Two OF It's
TwirlerS Hit Hard.
CUB HEAvERs ARE WILD
Reds Break Winning Streak of Chi
cago-Pittsburgh Wins Third in
Row From Cardinals-Carey's
Home Run Is Feature of Game.

BOSTON. May The Braves defeat
cd New York in a slugGinS bee day,
IL to The delivery of each OF the
five pitchers was hit hard. The score:
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FFHT TOT TT'T
ore nv innings

Toronto Observation-Disclosures. o q o Il d q o q >
Providence ........ .......... 4 . = o . a .. 4
Summtry: RUM Holand~r Graham
FahriTus. shorten. Haley. Mastcrman. Sac
ilnce hrs- Dnsor stolen bases-Shein
'iollanedr rwo-bnsc hits She.n Three
has" hit Haley Bases on balls Of Cook
! struck out--hy Cpms'ock, {: nv Rrirn.
:. Hits-of Coms,ock in innings; off
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TIGERS TROUNCE BROWNS

;, st: LOUIS, May 7.-Detroit slurrod
hamilton. Hoch and Baumgardner a like
nere to-day. and beat the locals. il 10 >
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Rochester ut Newark.
Montreal mt Jersey City.
Buffalo mt RICHMOND.
Toronto Nt Providence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-08
CADETS BEAT EMPORIA
Rencdictine College Wins Pretty Con-
test by Close Score.

Bcnedictine College defeated Emporia
High School yesterday By score OF
to 3. The game was pretty one,
and was featured by the hitting of
Amos. who got three hits out OF four
attempts. Ovcrman held the visitors
TO five hits.