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NEWARK INTERNATIONALS
MAY GO TO HARRISBURG
Deal for TrnnSfcr IL COmpIcteI md
ohi! Awaits Approval of Prcsi-
dent RnrrnM.

NEWARK. y. j., J,ne 7.@Henrv w
Me'lchS. vice president of the Newark;
lntcrnauonal League club. announced
to-day that only President Barrow (
% * was needed to assure the trans
Ter of the local club to Harrisburg. Ia.
~ was said that II was altogether iik g.
~ That the Tigers would play their
hrst gAmc in Harrisburg on Thursday
win tho Richmond team.
The Richnond team is scheduled in
Newark that day, but is believed that
the present series with tho Jersey CITY
Team, which closes on Wednesday. will
ton " '''' ''
President Barrow. of the Intcrna
Nonai League. is not ready as Yet to
dent Medicus. OF the Newark club. said
mat The local association did not wish
10 make any formal statement until
PRONUNCIATION.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN WINS TWO

EROoKLYN. y. y. June 7.-Brooklvn
won double header from Baltimore
to-day TO and TO . After Bal-
nin"re lied the score IN the nrst game
IN the eighth. Seaton won IL for Brook :
Ign with a single In the ninth. after
M. teammates had allied the bases
y" second gam" went ten innings
alter pitchers battle between Marion
and BENDER. In the tenth with two
out and kaun on first base Evans
dropped Texas Lacquer hack OF sec :
ora, and kaut scored On a wild throw
10 third.
First game:
Score by innings: Ri y
Baltimore 1000 0o0O3 % ; .
BROOKLYN ......1 900 20l-i 10 0
Batteries: Smith. Bailey and Jack
i'sch and owens; Scaton and Pratt
Second game:
Scor" by innings: r. II r,
Baltimore 10000 o0Olo-a 2
brooklyn .....l q 1000 OOol-3 S |
Batteries: Bender and owens. Marion
tpham and Land.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
rrovidence, 10; RICHMOND, 8.
buffalo, 3; Montreal, 2.
Jersey City, y; Newark. 3.
Toronto, 6; Rochester, 2.
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RED SOX BLANK CHICAGO

BOSTON, June THE Red Sox put
q period TO Fahcr's string OF Victories
shutting out Chicago, 3 to o. to-day
AS a result, the White Sox dropped
10 second place in the league standing
1t was a pitchers duel between Wood
and Fahcr. y base on balls. an error
by Weaver and Thomas's hit. which
Quinlan's misiudcmcnt allowed to go
for triple. counted twice for Boston
In the NTH. Chicago filled the bases
in the third when wood famed Breton
for the third out Tn" game was re-
markedly fast. Bob Wallace, former
short stop for st. Louis, made his first
appearance as an umpire. The score
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Providence.

Summary: Two-bnsc hfts-Ocschcr
O.. Powell. Casey, Bnli. Thrcc-bnsc
hfts-Snslnw. Gill t:). Sacrifice fly
Shorten. Stolen bnscS-CnScy, On
sinw 90, shorten. Double plays
fHbripue 10 onSl0w. Hits-OR
Meadows. : In . Ia innings; OF An
drrwS. II I'm q 2-3 innings. Bases
on hnlls--0T Meadows. 3; Oft OcScher,
:. Hnttcrs hit-by Andrews con-
0ut-hy Meadows. q; by Ocschcr, q;
ny Andrews. I. Left ON bnsrs-
Richmond, .; Providence, &. Time
OF game. 2:05. .Umpfrcs, Eckmnn
and Mullen.
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NORFOLK WINS SUGGEST
ON COOLER DIAMOND
Richmond Batted From Mound in
Fourth, and Cochran Sent to
Showers in Eighth Inning.
BUCK BARTON SAVED THE GAME
Carncs' Shipbuildcrs Have Batting
Feast Mt Expense OF Poole, and
Suffolk Loses. O'Bricn and Gray
Win Game for Rocky Mount.

PETERSBURG. VA. June 7-Pcters-
burg and Norfolk battlcd hard this
evening Tor the first game OF the series.
which was finally won by Norfolk by
the score of . to 6. The game was Il
Suggest for both teams. three and two
paSEcrs being made at will Richmond
started in for Petersburg, but was
batted so freely that he was taken out
in the fourth inning and Hirsch went
IN. and he Jared very little better
Cochran was knocked out of the box
in the eighth inning, Barton taking his
place. and lac saved tho game for his
team. not allowing hit and strikint,
out two men In the ninth Cochran
McAIahon and Spenccr's batting and five
double plays featured tho game. The
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Newport News.
Suffolk.

Score by innings: r
ENUHotR .......-..........U v v l = " o.
Newport News ........n 0 +
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tho score OF to e 1t was clash
between O'Bricn and McKicthan the
latter allowing Ryan's men to thunp
IL total of ten safetics, the longest Of
which was by Gray. who cleared the
right field fence. O'Bricn traveller well
and would have allowed but one run
had not three OF his teammates mis-
cucd IN rapid succession in the fourth
and allowed TaEucr to score.
The game was characterized by close
decisions and frequent clashes with
Umpire MCGOWAN. who appeared to call
them as he saw them. and did not make
Il miss, though some went against both
clubs. The score:
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SHELTERS WIN AGAIN

NEWARK. = J., June The Skce-
te-s had - 'roub." winning from the
wild and Ineffective, half Of the runs
scored off him being started by PASSES
Truesda!e's triple and a single nv Bar
ney gave ~" Shelters tally in tho
first. IN tho third tro masses and Ru.'s
single saTe them another. and in the
fourth they Scwed up tho game by
scoring three moro on another pair OF
passes and singles ny Reynolds and
Barney. Singles by TrucstiaIc. Thorpo.
Barry and Turner and another pass
gave them three more in tho seventh.
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Norfolk
Totals 80 !; q /, Totals 80
'Batted for Francisco in ninth.

Score by innings: r.
i'NtHFs'urE .............i 90 Q, o 3 O--S
Summary: Runs-Cleovland e.. Thrashcr
E"s'"r c., cochran, Eusch 90, Simmons.
spencer. blackstone. francisco 'rno-hasc
hiis-Cochran 60. Foster. stewart. Black
stone Spencer. Three base hits-Clcvciand
francisco Sacrifice hits-Spcncer, stein
,renner stolen bases-Simmons. calder
Lfhn,isco' Foilcs Double p!ovs-I.ong
buSch ana barnett; Richmond. Busch and
tarnett; Rusch and LorE: Foster ,'lev.-
!anu and McMahon: Mcmahon. S,ainh.an-
ne ahi Eoics- Bases on huIIs--on iioh-
monh. ]: III liirsch }. OF Cochran / Iof;
on ntScs-PctcrshurG, {: Norfolk 20 Hits
on kifhnond In "a innings on Coch-
itn II In Is Innings; on Hirsch. . in + in
INNINGS; on Barton. mono in - inn!.,rs
struck "rt-hy Richmond. !: by IIirsch !
~ cochran. .: by BARTON. ? Passed ballI
Nhce Time hours. Umpire. Cullen. Al
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SHAWLEY EASY FOR BROWNS

PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-St. Louis
hit Shawkey hard in the fifth and
eighth innings to-day, and defeated
Philadelphia 4 to /. In these sessions
fast fielding held down the score as
the visitors made ten singles. a sac
rifce fly and two stolen bases. six of
their hits being made in succession in
the eighth. LaDp was the only home
player who could solve JamcS'S de-
livery, and he secured a triple. n double
ana a single. Lear, formerly of Villa
nova College, made his debut after
Kopf was taken out of the game for a
pinch hitter. The score:
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I'hiladelpllIn.
81. I.OlIis
Totals 81 % % 3 Totals
'Battnd for Sallce in ninth.

N,."Tt Nv INnINGS: y
rhiladelpiia :.....l o ooo 50 TX;
81 Louis ...............n o o ii
summary: RUNS BanCroft. ,; Ryrne ,oI
I.uuerns, Weiser, Burns. RiXey Long Rc, :
eel. SNYDER. Robinson. Two-basA hits,Pan.
croit Becker Three base hit-Bu;Ier
stolen ba*e-Buticr Earned run-PhIladei
phia, l. Sacrifice hit-.Byrnc Double piayl-
NlehoH - Bancroft to Ludnrous Left on
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. g. ST. Louis S Eyret
base on errors Philadelphia. /: St Louis
I,, Bases on balls -Riyey. 6: Robinson. .
In seventh: off rerdue. in no innines
none, none out IN seventh; OF Salcc. in 3
innings. liit by pitccr-hy Eobinson r. -,
Gcrus). Struck out-hy Rixcy. 3: bw pnh-
inson. .; by Sallee. ; Wild ritchcsh,
1:iSey' T. Empires. ouiglcy and Eason.
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Chicago
Boston.
Totals 30 4 - la

Chicago ..............o o 0 0 %
Boston ..........,.......0 . .-3
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Ncylnnd Elected Captuin.

" Est POINT. y. Y. June Cadet
koh"rt r Ncyland Jr.. a member of
INC class Of 'lG, who has pitched phe-
nomenal hall for the Army baseball
team or the past two seasons, was to-
GAY elected captain of the Army nine
Tor next season. Until beaten by Ford
nam a few weeks ago, Ncyland's record
o! Wis covering two years was twenty
won eleven out of twelve games
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Zoo hester ..........i q ! q o o o 0 q n o.?
toronto .............O o ! o o ! o o 0 o o IS
summary: tuns-Clcmens Piez. LuIue q,
i,"nnhtt. Roach. Priest. Kochcr Two ha So
hifS- roach Clemens. Three base hlts-I u
que. koch"r sacrifice hits--OHara era
hhir Roach Smith, Pie2. Erwin Palrncro
stolen Eases iiolke, Priest. TmQue Double
r!hl--l hGu" to kocher. Rase on balls ON
mnnhinE' on Pa!mero. $. struck out-hv
Ihlm"ro, $ lay Manning. & Unpircs HART
son ana Freeman. Time, 3 hours
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GALLIA STOPS CLEVELAND

WASHINGTON. June 7-washington
hit Morton hard In the sixth and sew
cnth innings to-day. forcing him TO re-
tire, and defeated Cleveland. 6 to 3.
Seven singles. double. three errors
and a sacrifice ny figured in the locals
run getting. Boehling allowed the WISH
first inning. but Gallia. who succeed cd
him, pitched shutout ball. The score:
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BUFFALO DEFEATS ROYAL s

BUFFALO, \ y, Juno ,1,,,r,,,,e
errors helped INC BiSous 10 n 3 In .
victory to-day Richter threw AVA.
ms own gene In the second inning
which gave The ROYALS two rms ~
t9cais a"gnSd another in tho fourth bv
h!tuns Tho ri-itors had good cbanrn
70 70 ne nc score in the ninth when
hases hll"G ana two down hn ra,rnH
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PHILL|ES STAGE A RALLY
AND DEFEAT CARDINALS
Robinson Was Effective Until the
Seventh, When Philadelphia Bat
ters Hit Freely.
PERDUE AND SALLEE TO RELIEF
Brooklyn Suffers Second Defeat Mt
PERDUE AND sALLEE TO RELIEF
Brooklyn Suffers Second Defeat at
Hands of Pittsburgh Pirates.
Coombs Was Unfortunate i'm AL
lowing Hits After WALKING Men

ST. LOUIS. June THE Phillics nut
on rally In tn" seventh that nottrS
SiN runs and defeated the Cardinals,
10 j. Robinson allowed but two Mrs
until the seventh, when two cinmies
and helder's choice. filled the sacks
Perdue and Sallee tried TO check the
rIaly, nut bancroft. Byrnc and Cravath
Tho score: 'ii''e'
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PACKERS IN FIRST PLACE

KANSAS CITY. MO. Juno 7-lars.s
CITY went TO first place In the Federal
League game to-day. when Packard
won "A pitchers battle from Day.npnr,
OF ST Louis, 10 o. The locals run
came in the eighth. when shaw tripl.d
ana scored on Goodwins single.
Score hy innings: p II =
81 Louis. 0Oo0o0o-0 :
Kansas CITY 900 OOoo1x-l = a
Batteries: Davenport and Hartley:
Packard and EaStcrlv.
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LEAFS WIN IN FIFTEENTH

ROCHESTER,, y. Y. June 7.-Passes
To i.uHuc. and Demmitt and Roach's
nheld hit followed by singles by
Parent and kochcr and accompanied BIZ
an error by ralmero which Melted four
runs, broke up Il pitching duel between
Walter Manning. cN-fankcc. and Pal
MIRO In the fifteenth inning to-day.
Toronto winning from Rochester bv
i to .. The score:
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AmcrIcnn A..oci,,,.

At Louisville--Lousviile, 8; Mime.
apolis, 4.
At indianapolis = Indianano,is 3,
Kansas City. 10. u
At Columbus columbus-st Par,
called end second. rain.
At Observation-Disclosures fiIwa,,,.a.
called end third, rain. q
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Game Starts To-Day
at Ais O'clock

The baseball management has
split The difference between the old
Virginia League hour for stnrtinE
the game ind the hour observed In
other cities in the International
League by liking 4:I5 o'clock ns the
time for the beginning of the games
To-day md Tomorrow. Many or
the fms have expressed u desire for
O'Clock stnrt, so they can see the
Enme through before going to sup
per. Others prefer to have the
gnmes stnrt mt $50 o'clock md miss
supper. The midway time set VIII
prohnbIy prove satisfactory CONT
promise.
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Amateur Commission
Meeting To-Morrow

The Richmond Amateur HnscbnII.
commission will hold nm Important
business meeting ut the NntIonnI
state and city Dunk to-morroxy
night NJ S:30 o'clock. Mnny import.
~. inhtters nre to come up before
Mriinre OF amateur bnsebnII. The
com mishfnn will consider the ad,is.
nnhtE OF the fntercity series with
the Washington Association.
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South Atlantic Lenrue.

At ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 3: Column
bia, 6.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >: Au
gusta. {.
At acksonville-Jackson I; Co
lumbus, o.
y, Macon-Macon. 3; Albany. 1.
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PIRATES BEAT BROOKLYN

PITTSBURGH, PA. June Pitts
hurgh made it two straight from,
Erooklyn to-day, when they won by a
score of to J. Adams was hit hard
but frightened up with men on hasns
Coombs was unfortunate in being
reached safely after he had issmnG
walks. lie ais" hit three batsmcn. The
hlttinE or Wagner and Gibson fea
tured. Tho score: ~"
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WASHINGTON. June 7.-Managcr
ROM OF the Cleveland Americans, an
nounced that an N-ray examination or
Joe Jackson's right elbow, hurt i'm
Cleveland on Memorial Day. showed
that several liEamcnts were sprained
but that no bones we're fractured
Jackson VIII be out OF the game about
ton days.
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Pittsburgh.
Totals % 10 q 5 .

brooklyn ...............o q q o 0 q /, IL
pittsburgh ..:..........n o q | -
summary; Runs-o Mara, Hnchman ~,
Wagner. Niox Gibson t2,. Two.b base hi,
.-Ftox. Gibson 90. Three base hi;-W.gnnr
Saciiice hit-ciDsoh stolen base-C;i hson
Double plays-o,Mara. Cutshaw and na'.
bert: Adams. Wagner and Johnston int,
on bases-Brooklyn, s: Pittsburgh III,
base on errors-Pittsburgh j. Irirs, hasa
ON SfIfpn Soo oadmns 4 on adams Hit
rioxl- Strdck out-Ly Coomhs. i: Nv A tia,rn
/. Umpires. KLEIN and CockilI Time Iesi
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ters t2b. Volt. Iiasson Mulin. Irmscher
3;oa,Sy. Allen. Weichcr: Two-b hits
Bunting o., smith ~. Mulin. Poole Home
rrrs-Crist. Allen Goalbv. Sacrince hits
Carnes. .rm.cher. Moran. stolen bases
HONG. Wclchcr, Walters. Double play
Goalhy 10 Hummel Ia ENrd struck out
hy Poole. Q: by Mullin, Bases on balls
by Muiiin J.; by Poole. =. Passed balls-hv
Weicher !. Left on bases-Sunoik 5: New
por, News s. Umpire. Bussey. Time i:45.
Attendance, 80.
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q: on Richter 4. Struck out--by Rebee 4.
10y Richter. !. Thrcc-hasc hit-Flynn. Two
n.Sr htss.Iu0Ee Co. Sncrince hit-I.alonre,
stolen hasos-keatirE. Double pays-Bepee
20 i.alonGe To Mccarthy; Bchee to Nc
earthly 20 Judge; Mccarthy to Heating to
!n"Gc. umpircs. Hart and Brown. Time.
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At MISUNDERSTANDING, s: Durham, 4
AZ alcigh-Rale:gh. .: Charlotte. q
AT Salem = Winston salem,
|; Greensboro, ..
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Detroi; !......O 0 o o q O l 10
New York ..............O O.?
SEMINARY: Runs-Cohh 90, Young. Pipp.
Cook Two base hits-ripp. TIartzell. Cobb
Stolen bnscs-Cook t2l. Boone. Earned runs
New York. ,: Detroit, s. Sacrifice ny
iartzci. Double play--Roone and Pipp.
Left on bases-Ncw York s. Detroit. 10.
First base on errors--Detro!t. :. Bases on
balls-om Keating, :; off CovalcSkie &.
struck out-by Heating, ,: by Covaleskic,
>. Wild pitch-KcatinE Tmrires. O'Lough-
lin and Eildc brand. Time. i:lI.
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Summary: Runs-H oblitzel. Scott. Gardner
Three base hit-rhomas. Stolen basc--Weav-
or. Double plays-IIohlitzel, Scott and
Wood: +. Collins. Weaver and Brief. Left
on bascs-CEicaGo. >; Boston. 2 First
base On errors Roston. !. Bases on balls
of Faner. .; OF Wood. I. Hit by pitcher
10y Wood a.. Collins. Struck out--hv Faber.
:: 10y Wood, umrircs, Evans and Wal
lhCc. TIlne. 1:oS
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Buffalo


Totals IN Gs.f 10 totals al sI:, .
.Retted for Purtol in ninth
tRatted for Richter in nin,n.
Tran for Almedia in ninth
ssnith out; hit by batted bali
Score by Innings y
buHalO ..--....-.---...V . U ! q q -
Montreal -............o o o o o -
sumuaIyt nuns-Channell, J,aionse, judge.
Flynn, pcvIln. Bases on 6ails-oH Bab..
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RYAN MEN WIN AGAIN

ROCKY MOUNT, n. c.. June Tt
was case of the visiting Finger being
local twirler, and to-days game wound
up victory for the Rocky Mount by
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Washington.


SnmmBrY: Nuns-Turnar. Cha Nmnn. WOOD.
Foster Shnnks ,2l. Milan Gandil. Nor
Can. Two base hits-wood. Shauks. Three
base ht-Gandil. Hits-of Morton. 10 in
% Innings none OUT in SEVENTH off Jones.
nor" in | inning; off Coumbc. none IN !
inning. off Boehlr In inning. off
Gala. : in innings. Sacrifice hts-Mor-
ton. Shanks. Sacrifice ny-MorGan. Stolen
has"s-Turner, Chapman. Smith. Earned
r'ins-on Morton 5: off BoehliAc, 3. Dorhle
rlay-Milan and Mcbride. Left on ba ses-
cleveland, 8: Washington. :. FRS; base or
on balis-on Morton .: of Callin . struck
out-hy Morton. 3: hy GAIA. s. Wild
ritCh.Gai!ia. Time. 80 Empires, Chill
and Connolly.
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CARPENTER OBTAINS
ANIATOR'S LICENSE

tSrecial Cable 10 The Times Dispatch !
PARIS. june T.--GcorEes Carpentier
tho priz" tighter, has obtained from tho
government ~ Paris a military avia-
ZION pilots license
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Portsmouth.
Rocky Mount

HH'nWhT!: Kuns--TRCner q. EdWn-ds.
Gray :is"i Ryan. stolen bases-BiidIe. I'd
wards Sacrifice hit-P8rnaicc. Two-base
hits-TaEu"T. Whitted. o firicu. Home run
GRAY. struck out-by @ Bricn. /. by Nc
keithan. :. Bases balis-on O'Bri.n
J: on Mckc!than. /. Wild p!tch-by Nc
teithan. ]. Left ON hascs--Socay Mount
I; Portsmouth. .. Time. i.i5 Umpire Mo
Gowan. Attendance. 1000.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Providence mt RICHMOND
Jersey City at Newuri
Toronto mt Rochester
Montreal mt Buffalo.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Cleveland nj Washington.
Detroit at New York
81. Louis mt Philndelphia
Chicago mt Boston,
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S. WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
brooklyn at Pittsburgh
Boston mt Cincinnati
Philadelphia ut st. Louis.
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philQtlp1Dl,iu
Totals Ia IL .. Q Totals 81 I

Totals Ia IL .; o Totals Ia ~ IL 0
.Rat,ed for Kopf, in seventh.
tRatted for Shawkey in eighth.
tPatted for Lear IN ninth
Score by Innings: r.
St. Louis :.............o o o O 2 o.
Philadelphia ...........0 o OIL
Summary: Runs-Shotten, Austin Kaufr-
man. !.avan. Oldring. Two base ht--Iapp
Three-hase hit.Lapp: stolen bases, shot
ten. Austin. Earned runs-St. I.ou1 T..
Philadelphia. |. Sacrifice hit-Sevcriod Left
on hases-St: Louis. S: Philadelphia. :. Bases
Hits-on shawkey. /: in Innings or w.
Davis. none In inning. Hit by pitcher
Struck out-oy James l: by Shawkey, 4.
Umpires, Sailin and Dineen. Time l:f7
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Ihiiadelpiiin, =; st. Louis, 4.
Pittsburgh, O. brooklyn, /.
decentralization (rnin).
Chicngo-Ncw York (wct grounds).
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Detroit. 3; New York. ..
81. Louis, /; Philadelphia, L.
Washington. q; Cleveland, 8,
Boston, 81 Chicago, 0.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE,

WHEkE THEY PIAY TODAY.
Baltimore at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis Mt KANSAS City.
(Only two scheduIed.)
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY
Rocky Mount. s; Portsmouth, 2
Norfolk, :: Petersburg. g.
Newport News &; suffolk l.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
~. J.. Pet. w T. 10,
y. News 20 IL .hsI Portsm'h in "a 5It
r. Mount. 81 l6 .56s Pctcrsb'x is 20 400
Norfolk Ia 10 .5i3 suffolk I % 3.S
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Norfolk ut Petersburg.
Portsmouth mt Rocky Mount
suffolk AT Newport News
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-10-07

Juanita Holland smiled as she shook
her head and replied: I'm a woman,
and | don't use tobacco"
THE hell We DON'T" The boy
paused, then added s~cornfully. my
nanny chaws and smokes, too-but
she don't straddle no hoss."
After that administration Of rebuke
he deigned once more to recognize
the missionary's insistent queries,
though he did so with a laconic impa-
thence.
81 tell ye Fletch hain't hyar." The
boy started disgustedly away, but
paused in passing to jerk his head
toward the house and added: "Ye
mought ak tibet eff we've a mind
ter"
The travellers raised their eyes and
saw a second figure standing with
hands on hips staring at them from
the distance. 1t was the slovenly fig
ure of a woman, clad in a colorless
and shapeless skirt and an equally
shapeless jacket, which hung unbelted
about her thick waist. AS she came
slowly forward the girl began to take
in other details. The woman wa;
b~arefooted and walked with a sham
bling gait which made Juanita thinl
Of bears pacing their barred inclos
ures IN a zoo. Her face was hard ant
unsmiling, and the wrinkles about he
eyes we're those Of anxious and Leaf
years, but the eyes themselves wer
not unkind. Her lips we're tigh
clamped on the stem of a clay pipe.
"'Evenin', ma'am," began the mour
taineer. I'm Good Anse Talbot.
reckon mebby we've heerd of me. Thi
lady is Miss Holland from down b,
, low. I lowed Fletch mought let U
tarry hyar TIL sunup."
; Il reckon he mought eff he war hya
. though we don't foller taking 1
strangers" was the dubious repl,
1 but he amt hyar."
Z where air he att"
Don't know. Didn't ye see hiI
. down the road as ye rid along2"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-10-07
CHAPTER II.

The girl rose and made her way
unsteadily to the back door and let
herself in. She threw herself on the
bed and lay there, rapidly thinking. 1t
was obvious that her absence had not
been commented upon. A few min
utes later she heard the voice Of Mrs.
McNash singing out: "You folks kin
all come in an eat" and found her
self, outwardly calm, making her way
around to the shed addition which
served jointly as kitchen and dining
room.
When she entered the place Fletch
| McNash was already seated, and
sagged over his plate with the stupid
inertia of dulled nse
Juanita found herself u%naccount'
ably eager to see the tall stranger
whose voice had treasured her; who
had appeared first as the Samaritan
bringing home the helpless; then az