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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
IMMATURE ALMANAC
WILL FINANCE NEW ROAD
delegation Of Richmond Capitalist. IN
Intend MnAs-MeetinE in Weht Paint
CAT S r. NJ. Eastern STAND

Following conference of n com
mittee from the Chamber of Commerce
with oftcinls Of the new Richmond
Rappahannock and Northern Railway
Yesterday afternoon, II was announced
that deleSatio OF representative Cit
i"ens or the city would go to West
foint this afternoon to appear before
mass-meetinG of citizens at that
place and assure them that Richmond
STANDS ready to give all the aid DOS
sible in building the railroad from
West Point to Urbanna The question
or finances will be considered at the
West Point conference, and II is be-
lieved that sufficient funds will be sub
scribed to justify the company in be-
ginning construction work at an early
date
The committee from the Chamber of
Commerce discussed the extensive
benefits which will accrue to Rich
mond as result of opening up this
productive territory by giving direct
rail connection with the State capital
II was decided 10 send a delegation
to West Point and lay before the mass
meeting there the assurances that
Richmond is willing to cooperate in
furthering the railroad project.
Those present at the conference,
which was held in the auditorium of
the Chamber OF Commerce, We're John
c. Easley, Q. j. Sands, Hugh Antrim,
T. Peyton Giles, w. 7. Dabney, w S.
p Mayo. Fl. Carl Boschsn, Gordon Wal
lace and 7. B. Mc.Adams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
IRREGULARITIES IN HENRlCO
Election Judges Fail 10 Sign Returns.
Canvass Only Partly Mnde

Irregularities in some of the pre-
cincts In llcnrico County became APP
parent yesterday when the Board Of
commissioners met At the courthouse
TO canvass the returns. Several of the
Judges failed to attach their sigma
lures in the proper places, and there
seems to have been some confusion as
to the selection OF one OF the three
judges to act in the capacity of clerk.
Judges at the precincts where the ir-
Irregularities occurred will be summoned
to appear at the courthouse tomorrow
morning Mt 10 O'Clock to correct them.
1t is not thought that any of them
discovered so far will constitute a ba-
sis for contesting the election.
Three of the five comm ssioners met
yesterday morning at IL o'clock at the
courthouse and began their work OF
canvasSng the returns. AT late hour
yesterday afternoon only about half
OF the fifteen precincts had been can
vasscd, and the commissioners were
ready to meet again tomorrow morn
ing. Sullivan's was the only precinct
that had not sent in returns The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
SOUTH BOSTON MAN is
MISSING FROM HIS HOME
Police Asked to Institute Search for
L. ~. Anderson. weII-Kn0wn Young
Mun of Halifax County,

Local detectives were engaged last
night in search for c. A. Anderson.
prominent and wcll-connccted man
OF South Boston. who disappeared from
his home there Monday Anderson
is thought to have suffered mental
lapse, and relatives fear that he may
come to harm. They have offered a
reward OF 800 for his location. Last
night detectives visited each OF the
local hotels in an effort to locate An
derson who is thought to have come
TO Richmond. but met with no sue
cess
Anderson is n son OF ]. L. Ander-
son, and Is a merchant OF South Bos-
ton. He is director and shareholder
in the South Boston National Bank,
the cashier Of which joins the father
In Offering the reward c. c. Barks-
dale. State examiner, and Il friend OF
the family. is also assisting In the
search.
Young Anderson left South Boston
last Monday in his automobile, Ford
machine. the number OF which is
1920. He was traced to BoXboro
thence to Wickham and from there to
Clarksv!lle. from which place he is
thought to have started for Richmond
The missing man is thirty-iive years
Of age. He is feet inches tall,
of fair complexion. blue eyes, brown
hair and is wearing dark gray Palm
Beach suit and Panama hat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
See Virginia First
Excursion to Natural Bridge
and Caverns of Luray.

In connection with the three-day ex-
cursion which the Norfolk and West
crn Railway will run from Richmond
to Lynchburg, Roanoke, etc, on Au-
gust II. arrangements have been made
by that company for an excursion from
Bridge and Luray on August IS.
Round: "trip fares from LynchburR 10
Natural Bridge, SITS and to Lnray,
S3.00. RounGtrip fares from Roanoke
ray. including transportation 20 and
from Cave, $3.50 This is a rare on
ro.tunity to visit at small cost those
Wonderful works OF Nature in Vir-
the world to see. Further informa-
ton on the subject may be had nj
n, & w. office, Ninth and Main Streets
c, II. ROSLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
Phone Madison 487,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
Sport
WHITE HACKLE LOSES
High Priced Colt Drops First Race
Under COlOrs OF New Owner.

,sARAT oGA. August 5.-White
\ tackle. the great Star shoot two-year-
Old that John Il. Madden sold last week
TO w. r. Coc for $4,000, made his debut
under the new owners silks I'm the
opening event this afternoon, and
amazed all hands by bearing the colors
down to defeat. White Iiacklc was
wise ones took TO ! for their white
slips. The only excuse that can be
made for White Ilacklc is that he hates
mud, and heaven knows, there was
plenty of ii. White HacRlc was out tin
canning In front for the first half. and
then Colonel Eennic plodded past him,
and rolled under the wire a length and
Il half to the good.
I'm karrick. who trains for the
sons. had pretty good day. Little
Willie drew down two purses. one for
each OF his employers. In the Catskiil
selling stakes, Willie sent Yankee No
lions. the O'Neck Stable sprintcr. to the
post. and Yankee came home handily.
Montrcssor, which finished second. was
10 favoritc. I'm the final event
rons, and the bonnie named Equine
Just pranced over the line.
Leo Solncy made Il procession OF the
fourth race, with Harry Shaw, the
tnvOritc second
Joh Sanford, the well-known breeder.
expects the arrival Of CurraSh. the
noted English runner, from across the
ford purchased the great stallion from
the Earl Of Cado. and will stand him
at the Hurricane Farm in Amsterdam.
curraGh won over $4,000 In England.
He Is five years old and by Spearmint-
Curraxhong
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06

SCOTTSBCRG, VA, August 5.-Be-
fore the largest crowd seen on the To-
cal diamond this season.. ScottsburG
de fca ted Catawba in n fast game by
score of to 3. From start to finish
the game was n pretty pitchers bat
tie between Hudson and Nichols, tho
former allowing but seven hits, while
ms port-sided opponent let the local
was fast and snappy clean through,
with the batting honors evenly divid-
ed between Shotwell. Of Catawba and
LiSon, of Scottsburg, each getting
three clean hits.
batteries: Scottsburg-Iiudson and
Edmundson; Catawba, Nichols and
Moore umpires, Mr. Henderson and
MT. sanford Attendance, 500.
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EvERs is SUSPENDED
President Tencr's Secretary Investigate
Inv Scrip With Fred Clarke.

PITTSBURGH. PA, August Cap
tain Johnny Evcrs. of the Boston
Braves, did not play yesterday, having
been set down for three days by Pres
idcht Tencr for his run-in with Umpire
Emslie Tuesday. Regarding the fight
on the field with Fred Clarke as he was
leaving the grounds Tuesday. Tener's
private secretary, ID. lie Roy Reaves.
arrived In town yesterday morning to
make investigation into the affair for
his chief. who is expected to be here
himself in few days. Mr.. Reeves
would not commit himself as to what
would be the outcome of the fight. but
said MI. Tencr wanted to get all the
facts of the case from dihinterested
spectators AS well as club officials.
Barney Dreyfuss, president OF the
Pittsburgh club, said:
Excuses are no longer in order.
kvcrs has been excused on the ground
OF temperament so often that he has
come 10 regard himself as bigger than
the league. lie must be curDed. He
has been acting like ~ crazy usdr .
he is crazy. baseball is not the place
for him. He should be restrained be-
fore he KILLS somebody. or some one
mains him for life. He is chronic
trouble maker, and he does it for a
purpose. He knows that Is the surest
way OF influencing the umpires In the
Braves favor, and. unless I am greatly
ms ken. he Is encouraged in his atti-
tude by the manager of the club"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
DIRECTORS NAMED
Membership of Civic Association Now
Exceeds 2.0n0.

Announcement was made Yesterday
of the addition of six new members 10
the board Of directors of the Civic AS
ISOLATION of Richmond. These are
Bishop d. ]. O'Connell, DIR. Ramon ID.
Garcin ]. Matt Davis. Howard Heslip,
Julien II. Hill and w. r. Mason
The membership committee reported
yesterday that the enrolled member
ship had passed the 1000 mark and
that the campaign for membership was
progressing steadily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
DIES FROM ELECTRIC SHOCK
Nelson Harris Instantly Killed While
Trying TO ExtInEutsh Fire.

Nelson Harris. colored. OF lllo North
Fifth street. was accidentally electro
cuted In the meat packing plant of
George McSweency. Fifteenth and
Brown Streets. yesterday afternoon at
3:45 o'clock.
One OF the current wires broke In
some manner and fell TO the floor Of
the building, setting it atre Harris
was sent to secure pals of water to
put out the fire, and had thrown sew
eral on tho blaze when he was shocked.
The wire did not touch the man, and
II Is thought that the current travelled
through tho water on the floor to Har-
fis. VINO was In the act of dashing an
other bucket Of water on the fire when
the shock struck him He fell to the
floor. his body drawn and twisting as
the current coursed through 1t. Death
was practically instantaneous. No in
quest was deemed necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
Westcrn Tenni. Tonrnnment

Church, the Princeton University star.
played true TO form in the Western
tennis tournament at Lake Forest to-
day. easily defeating J. ]. Forstall, Of
Chicago. 6-3; 6-1. Church's victory
was one Of n half-doZen scored nv
favoritcs in the third round, other sue
cessful players being AL Lindauer, Of
chicago, who Won hard fou ght
match from Nat Thornton. of Atlanta,
Sc. 6-3, 6-3, Walter Hayes and Heath
Byford
Wet courts prevented some of the
matches. practically all of the womens
singles being pOstpOned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
GIANTS WIN TWIN BILL

CINCINNATI August 5.--Ncw York
opened the series here to-day by taxi
Ing both games OF q double header from
Cincinnati, the frst to > and the sec
ond 10 ! In the opener STROUD WAS
master or the situation all Of the why
and while the locals rallied in the ninth,
yet New York lead proved TOO great
Benton was hit OPPORTUNITY and was
forced TO retire Lear, who relieved
him. held New York scorcless for the
remainder. hut was then too late In
the second game New York won In tie
fourth when Doyle and Fletcher sin.
eled. Merkle sacrificed and !.obert
brought in both base runners WIKI a
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ~ p i Totals 90
etaSea FOR McK-nerv H. aiahth.
tEattrd for Griffith in ninth.

Sew York ......... o u o n q u n a.
Cincinnati ...,....... o o 0 q q q q a
Summary: Runs Doyle Fletcher Croh
Two-base hit--l.oeert. Earned ruus-Eew
YORK :: Sacrifice hit-Merkie. Double p!ays
.Herzog to Moiiwiiz: McKencry. Heron
Groh TO Mo!iwit2; Fletcher. Doyle to Erai,
nar1: MarNuard. DOOM 10 Fletcher Left on
bases-Nen York: :; Cincinnati, g. First
base on errors--cincinnati, !. Bases on halls
of S"hener, !: off Mckencry / ,lIits"o,,
shaner. In % innings: off Maroi,ri
In l-3 innings; off Mckenery 1 I'm In
ainEs oil Toney, In ! inning iii L.
pitchcf-ty McKencry Snodgrass: ~
Schauer;, N!l'ifcr. struck out--6y S.horeT
!. 10y Marquard. !; hN MCkencry &. 49,
Toney, umpires, ouisiey ana Emslie
Tire, 1889. ''''e'
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Parker out of Biu Games.

SAN FRANCISCO. August 5-George
larkcr, crack Splinter of the Olympic
senior Amateur Athletic Union cham
pionsh!ps here Saturday, it became
known to-day. on account of having
sprained tendon during a practice
sprint here yesterday.
His entries in the 100-yard dash and
the 220-yard dash have been cancelled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
CORRECTION TO SCHEDULE
& OHIO RAILWAY

Effective Sunday, August 8. trains
ieaVihg Richmond 500 A. NJ and 900
!. NJ VIII connect Mt Orange, daily ex-
f tens sunday ny with Southern Railway
W. rna tor s,ations between Orange.
'Wnrrehton and Washington. Local
trains from Clifton Forge will reach
Rlchmond 1;l0 p. NJ. Instead OF / "a
io r.; NJ daily daily except Sunday afternoon
instead Of 7:so p. M, this train Si be,n ~,
daily from ,GharlottesvilIe ana daiiy'
except SUNDAY. from Thurnond. No
change In other trains. Nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
Bower. Cnse Dt.m,..ed,

The case against John Bowers,
arrested on "A charge of being drunk
and recklessly driving his team
through the street, was dismissed In
the Police Court yesterday when II
was shown that Bowers's car got out
OF order near Stuart Circle late We'd
nesday night, and that he was una BILE
to prevent it climbing the sidewalk
and plunginS through the hedge of the
Stuart Circle Hospital. The machine
was stopped only after one of the front
wheels had been smashed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
General weather Conditions.

WASHINGTON August 6.-Pressure
distribution is very uneven tonight.
although there was general but
moderate fall In the South, Southwest
and Central West, and moderate rise
elsewhere. With the exception of local
in the lake region and the South At
lanttc States. the weather will he gem
orally fair east Of the mississippi River
during the next two days with some
districts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
ROBINS BOW TO CARDS

ST, LOUIS. August St. Louis de-
feated Brooklyn mere to-day to .. In
the third inning "a hit batsrnan. a wild
pitch. Myers's error aud singles by
Miller and Long gave St Louis three
runs Smith here was replaced by Dell
Brooklyn twice filed fife bases in its
MALT of the third by virtue OF four sin
giles, hut lost 4 chance to score when
Cutshaw was caught mapping off arst
Snilee struck out Smith aid then forced
Myers 10 ground 10 Butler Score:
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INTERNATIONAL RACES
English Snortsmcn Anticipate Chui-
lCmGc Erunl 4 mcricnu NuI.LtAmen

LONDON. August 5.-The prospect
OF a new Anglo American Yachting
contest after the war Is taking detin-
II" shape. The Royal Yacht Club ex-
poets a challenge from the United
states, and prominent members are
preparing to build TWO or three boat @
with Il view TO The selection Of a de-
fender. y valuable challenge cup will
be presented. TO re held by n repre-
sentative club OF the country TO which
the winner belongs. The racing would
he under the rating rules of the Boat
Racing Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
Thirty Days for Larceny.

Nellie CroXton. indicted by the grand
jury on the charge Of grand larceny
was found guilty In the Hastings Court
yesterday OF petit larceny and was SEN
fenced TO serve thirty days in Jail
she was charged with the theft OF
S2l from Henry Jordan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
Stlvcryynrc stolen.

Report of the robbery OF Hamilton
Fields residence, 7l0 West Forty
second Street, during Wednesday. and
the theft of si50 worth Of siiverware.
was made TO the police yesterday.
Detectives are Investigating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
Umpire HHrt Rcsinus

CINCINNATI. August Sit was an
bounced here to-day that Umpire Will
nam Hart, of the National League, had
resigned and that he umpired his last
game IN this circuit yesterday, in the
Brooklyn-C Cincinnati game.
Is stated that the resignation was
entirely voluntary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Park Concert. kcnsnich's NUM-
cipnl Bn9d, Marshall Park, s o'clock.
Lyric--Populnr vaudeville, natl
uce, $3.50; night, 7;45 nnd O,i5.
Isis-MOtiOn pictures; continuous
performances, IL morning to II night.
LittIc-PnrumOunt pfcturest con-
unuOus performance, IL noon to II
night.
ColoninI-Aiotion pictures; contfn-
nous performance, IL morning to IL
night.
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Totals. ...a5 10 p Is l Totals....s7 |. q

ps,ro:, :;........... 2os soo! o.:
summary: Runs-vit,. Bush. Crawford f.).
Ne"Ch 90. Burns 81. Young. StanuEe ~,
HcB'y. S:runk. Oidring GD. Kopf. Two
Stink Home run--Burns. Etolen tases =
Sianage, Dauss. Earned runs-Detrnit. ::
Philadelphia T. Sacrifice hit--N!tt. sacrifice
hy-Neaca. Double plays-Nitt. Young and
Burns. Young and Burns Lett on bases
Detroit. =; Philadelphia. u. First base on
"rrors-Dcir0it. J: Philadelphia. !. BASES on
pallt-or Dauss. {. IN Bre,s!er {. on Davis.
:. !ilts-or Stccn. I In ID inning off Dauss,
IL "a Innings: on BressIcr. ia In
n!nSs. on Davis. in { innnss. HU by
?itcher-6y Sieen. Hcaly: by Daufs, BtEfs
ton. Struck out-hy DGuss. 3. Wild pitch
Davis. uinp!:es. Evans and Chill. Time
90
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Stealing Bnhy CarrInre.

William Gray, colored, will be ar
raigned in the Police Court to-day on
a charge of stealing baby carriage
from w r. Hale, l04 North NJ Street.
The negro was arrested by Policeman
Thurman yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
Totals. ..ss 6 81 Il Totals. 81
est. Martin out for interference.
Score hY inninRa:

Portsmouth ......... q 0 O O 90
Norfolk ..,........... o 3 o o o o 3 Q 20
Summary: Runs-Whitted. Flynn, Nc.
Mahon. ra5her. Cochran, Cleveland. Stolen
bases-Newton. Steinhrenner. .McMahon.
Home run-FIynn. Double plays-Dan,rau
to Short to Hurley; Mcmahon to Foiies:
Steinbrenner to McMahon to Foies. struck
IN. /; OF Cochran. S. Hit hatiers rCueto,
ySewton and steinbrenner. Left on bases
Portsmouth, 10; Norfolk. Z. Tlme. l:as. I'm.
pire. VItter.
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Lorni Tempernture Yentcrday.
Local Rainfall.

Ra!hIa!i last twelve hours Non
Rainfall last twenty-four hours {
deficiency in rainfall since March
........... 2.
Accumulated excess in rainfall
since January 1............... l..
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Nos Yc:!. .. 90. o 0 oI5
Cincinnati. .........-. . o 0 0 o -
summary: Euns-Robai tHDn. Rra!rar,l.
Mc,hly; MGy>rs. stroud. Wmgo 20 Two
'nse h!ts-W.rSo Rodgers, SUodFraS.. vii
!ilns TrI.e- bare h't-Mevcrs. stolen bases
EMerEie "tnGo ~ Earned runs-:;ew
York, I; Cincinnati, Sacrifice hits-Grif-
Hit.. ;.cfi Oh bases-New N"rE. {. Cincn.
mali, : Fret on errors-New York :! Bases
on hGils-on Benton. :. Hits--ou Benton.
IL innings OF Lear in inninrs
ltrrrh out--by stroud. ,; hy Benton, :. i,y
Lear ;. Wi!i pitches Benton ga. I'm
piFcs. Qu!giev and f:msl!e Time, 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06

three commissioners present were r.
& Cridlin, secretary of the board:
George Preston. and G. r. Childrey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06

Temperature, So: humidity. so; wind.
direction, southwest: wind, velocity, 4;
weather, clear,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
CONTINUED from Eighth Page)

''or Alexander. :, on Adams stynck out
by Alexander, -: by Adams 3. T:nnl-"s.
Nigier ana Orih limo, i:a5
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BREAKS SWITCH LOCK TO
WRECK PASSENGER TRAIN
Colored Boy Confesses Tamperiny
With Switch at Pottomoi
Station.
THREE COACHES LEAVE TRACK
BOY Is Former Inmate of Reforma.
tory-Says He Supposed Throwing
Lever Would Cause Wreck, but
Did Not Stay to See.

charged with deliberately wrecking
Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train
NO. is at Pottomoi Wednesday after
"'on' richard Alexander. n sixteen-
'eaf-o!d colored boy. was arrested at
boswell yesterday morning and
'iouSht to Richmond. When uues-
s sal" '., "H ). w. King, assistant gen
e.ai claim agent. who was in charge
ol INVESTIGATION Of the werck, the hoy
admitted that he had broken the
h~itch lock and thrown the switch. so
track va = ''"'
Alexander. who was sent 70 tho -o,.
"'eo reform school in Hano,er County
"Aen eleven years old, was locked up
III ficnrico County Jail. and will be
given hearing before q masIytrate
at Hanover Courthouse this morning
nc WI prohaoly DC sent back to the
reform school
The passenger train was running at
a 81 GEO OF forty miles an hour When
~ struck the open switch ami hIrt!cd
IN on the spur track at Pottomoi The
eriine and baggage car turned over
and the three coaches lcft M tr,r.<
10 one was injured
Thc colored boy told MIR KIN Thar
ne broke the switch lock for fun. and
that he knew that q train would run
In on the switch. He said he su,Doecd
there would be wreck, but he did
not walt TO see the effect of his work
With bloodhounds from the pcniter-
tiary, Mr.. King went to the scene Wed
nesday afternoon, but the dogs were
unable to pick up the scent. Alexander
vas seen near the switch at Pottrmni
Just previous to the wreck He was
arrested by Station Agent Rice at Dos
we'll. While going from Pottomoi to
boswell he stopped at Wickham, seven
miles west of the latter place. and
broke A switch lock at that point. Tho
trouble there was discovered in time
To prevent another train being wrecked.
Contracts for double tracking Of the
Southern Railways line between Con-
cord and Rocky River. ", C., six
miles; from Hayne to Greer, :. C.,
seventeen miles, and from Greer to
Greenville. 5. C.. thirteen miles. were
let yesterday. The North Carolina
contract is for s260,oo0. the two in
South Carolina aggregate $l,i6S.D)0.
C. F. ODonnell has been appointed
soliciting agent of the kanawha Dis
patch, Chesa peake and Ohio Railway.
and will assist Robert NJ Brandcr,
general agent OF the kanawhs. Dis
patch. in soliciting freight traffic IN
Richmond
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Rated foi Dol ~ zenith
score by .nn!ng.; n
e :'5'' i.5a,. .......... 5S5SSsS 9 9:
summary: Runs--O' Mara ~, Tcsoher.
HuEgluS Miller TWn-haSr hitS Long
ONarA. Earned rIrs-St Louis /. Sacrifice
Archaeological ~. Double plLy-- Bu,lei 70
Miller Wheat |" Bauhert. BE,ier to Hug
gins - Miller. Left on bases brooklyn. 4.
81 i.o-ls :. Base on balls on smith Z:
N Appleton. / Hli---or smith in ~
tnniagr pr Dell To 3 - iEuinrS: OF
irrl"'"n o IL innings III, ~ pitcher
Nv SW!tt Ecsch"r S;rg,k out-hy Dell! !.
10y Saliee Z. VA! plcgh-Smlth. Cfr u!.cs-
:. I'm an. LnAk.l.. w.L.n. -
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Continued from Eighth PageD

by the score of to 0. The Tars won
by superior stick work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06

Summa!y Kuns-Nitt. Bush ~, Cobb.
tchch. Burns. Young. Bocher. Strunk,
Schang LAjoie O.. McInnis 49, I-spp go.
Two.h1se h!is-Crawford. Oldring. McInnis
Ih:Cc.ha>e tt-Lnpp. Stolen pases-RusE
-. Baker. Earned runs-Detro!t. ); PAIia-
dciphia. =. sacri!c. hi,-Young. Sacrifce
ry-b.Ou,. Double plays-Bush. Young and
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