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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08
standing OF Climbs,
Games Today.
Petersburg in Norfolk.
Portsmouth in Newport News.
Rocky Mount in Suffolk.

Petersburg. Va, July AFTER two
were down in the ninth inning of to-
days game with the score standing 3
all. Rocky Mount evened the series
with Petersburg on singles by Goose
tree and Edwards, an Intentional base
on balls to Gray, and Eisefs three-base
wallop to the left center field fence
and was thrown out himself. Spencer.
Donovan to Francisco, in an effort to
stretch the hit into home run.
o'Brien and Pooray were the OPP
posing pitchers and both were hit
hard, but the usual poor exhibition OF
base running by the local team held
the score down, Sharp being doubled
off first twice on flies to the outfleld.
and other sucn plays standing out
prominently.
The Tarheels scored twice In the
first inning on successive ssingies by
Bittle. Goosetree and Edwards, hit
batter, an out and a squeeze neatly
executed by Parmelee.
The Coolers tied the score in their
half of the same inning on Rice's
triple, single by Spencer. sacrifice
and Barnett's double, and took the
lead In the fourth inning on a kingle
by Barnett, Longs sacrifice and safe
blow to right field by Busch,
All present had settled themselves
for an extra-inning game after the
visitors tied the score in the sixth in
ming, but Roy Eisel with his trusty
stick broke it mp in the ninth inning.
when he attempted to mutilate the
signs on the left field fence with hot
liner, The game was featured by the
heavy hitting of Goosetree. Eisel and
Rice.
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08
THE SPENDTHRrFT'
AT THE COLONIAL

Irene Fenwick. the beauteous star
or The Song of Songs" made her
local screen debut yesterday at the
Colonial and was greeted with a large
and fashionable audience. The dainty
little star fairly fascinates with her
artistry on the screen. Some of the
gowns worn by Miss Fenwick yester-
uay made most of the feminine por-
ton of the audience sit up ard take
notice. This was especially true In
the Lucille Limited scene (Lady Duff
Gordon). where many OF the latest
creations In gowns are seen The
supporting cast. including Cyril
keightley, Malcolm Duncan and Mat
tie Fergltson,. are plendis ix,,qG George
kie.ne has provided many luxurious
stage setting. The Spendthrift" Is
the Colonial offering again today and
tomorro' and Saturday v. L. S. f.
THE Big Fourl announces THE
Millionaire Baby" said to be one of
the very best photoplays of the year
with Harry Mestayer featured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08

down. The patrol then struck tree
which was broken like a sheaf OF
wheat. and sped on TO a telegraph pole.
where 1t stopped.
Policeman Warmer was thrown
out. and slightly cut. He regained his
feet in a moment, and ran to the as
sistance Of Mrs Sayers and her daugh-
ter. BY sheer strength he raised tho
side of the wagon and released the
woman and her child.
Ford Luck With Them.
There were three passengers In the
automobile. They were not reported
a. having been hurt. however, and
went on their way. The Others were
not 10 fortunate, and were taken to
the Virginia Hospital where they were
treated. Those who suffered from the
oscillation were. 4s.s ss-,ss
W. II. Meteaif chauffeur of patrol.
internal injuries. AT Virginia Hospital
q. L. Hooker, policeman. left arm
shattered Al Virginia Hospital
ssAs III r. Warmer. hand cut and leg
bruised. Treated at hospital and sent
y Mrs. sayers, back injured. not seri-
S0unly. al Virginia Hospital.
Elsie Sayers, slight cut on face. At
Dr. Elsscher. slight scalp wound.
Dr. den slight bruises.
Guy 6nll&s ncAlp wound. Treated
hoapit4L end sent home.
s% XounE Matthew's the man who had
taken c&rb0atc 6cfd. was not injured
hut told d6cforx efterwArd that he
vae IN Nm tl1 ootsxi1l M Y III
's I&r8s crev \ Al hercd At THE AcciiA
Aiad taas sRe srrsAd that several
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08

BERT La MoNTvs MINSTRELs
COME TO THE LYRIC TO-DAY

With songs. dances and merry
gHtps., Bert La Msnt- COWBOY MINI
strels will start a reign of gayety a,
the Lyric Theater this afternoon. The
minstrel organization win be a big
feature of the bill for the remainder
of the week. The new show includes
several other notable attractions.
To be favorabiy compared with AR
thur Prince Is the highest compIi-
ment that can be paid ventrilo-
auist. This com parison. however. is
generally made in the case ofo Ray
Conlfn. a young man who, In adai-
ton to his ventriloquial ability and
pleasing appearance, puts a clever line
OF comedy chatter and song into his
puppet partner. Drawing languidly
on cigarette all the while, Mr. Con-
lin throws his voice into comical
wooden dummy. resting on his knee.
and with remarkable ease. enga ging
not only in witty repartee. but imi-
tating Eddie Foy In his weli-known
song, please Don't Tell Your Name
Mr.. Conlin. through the medium OF his
little partner. proves himself an ex-
ceptional comedian
Other features OF unusual interest
are. Julie Ring. the vaudeville
beauty. and her supporting company.
presenting the comedy skit, Twice a
Week: Mack and Sangster. two dainty
little girls, whose songs and dances
won high favor here last August. and
Nelson and Lamar. dancers and
comedians.
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HAUL MRS. THAW BACK
CONTINUED from First Page.)

CONTINUED from First Page.)
afternoon testimony given by Susan
A. Merrill, keeper of two tenderioin
boarding houses. in which Thaw,
under the names of Reed" Mon
roe and johnson engaged rooms
wherein he is accused OF beating
girls in their teens with dog whips.
Repeats Former Testimony.
Mrs Merrill took on the coat Of
her black suit upon taking the stand,
and laid the coat aside In a manner
which suggested she saw real work
ahead OF her. Her direct examina-
ton by the State in which she re-
peated former testimony concerning
Thaws attacks npon girls. lasted
only twenty minutes.
But once Abel T. Smith. of coun-
sci for Thaw, took Mrs. Merrill In
hand for cross-examination, just be-
fore 1880 o'clock p. M, there was a
constant cracking OF words right up
to the final moment Of the afternoon
when Mr.. Smith dismissed her with
an ironical that's all, and be care
full they don't kidnap YOU
She had argued. gesticulated and
raised her voice during her ordeal,
not only to Mr.. Smith, but when
Justice Hendrick himself again and
again had to take her in hand to
try to get direct YES" or mo"
from her.
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adults and cents for children. For
the last two days next week Henry p.
Walthal. said TO be the worlds great
est motion picture actor and at pres
emit the star of the greatest moving
picture production ever made. The
Birth OF Nation will be seen In
an apadtation of Augusta J. Evans
widely read book "Beulah." Under
lined for the week of July 10 at the
Isis Theater is George Beban in THE
Alien" now playing In New York at
dollar prices
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Three Days in the
Mountains
So Round Trip
to Lynchburg
g Round Trim To Roanoke
$ Round Trip to Roanoke
Train Leaves Richmond 1850 a. NJ.
TUESDAY, JULY 20, ,....,.
Via N. & w. Ry.

A special fast train OF vestibuled
coaches will leave Byrd Street Station
1880 A. NJ. Tuesday, July goth, over
the Norfolk and Western Railway.
Turning through to Lynchburg and
Roanoke without change OF cars.
Returning. will leave Roanoke ] p.
n. and Lynchburg $50 p. NJ. on FRI
day. July "a. thus allowing three
days In the mountains. This train will
stop at Bedford. Montvale and Blue
ridge, but will make no other inter
iaediate stops. Round trip tickets
Will BE- sold for this train at Nae low
rate II 4s.00 to Lynchburg. and $500
10 Roanoke. Fer further informa-
tton apply to
C. A. OvERTON. JR..
City Passenger and Ticket Agent. ssS
East Main Street, or
&C. III. BOSLEY
District Passenger Agent.
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TARS ADMINISTER DEFEAT
TO PORTSMOUTH PIRATES

4 Especial sor ThS@ r lcfynaoTd vfrgfTfam.1
Norfolk, va, July 7.-Lleweilyn' q
wiidness in the opening inning and
McCleary's failure to qualify as re-
lief moundsman, gave Norfolk enough
runs In the opening inning, five. to
defeat Portsmouth today. The final
score was to 2. Craft. a local
youngster. stopped the rally for the
Truckers. allowing but two hits. The
score.
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Summary: Stolen bases--Cleveland
Mcmahon, Foiles and Steinbrenner.
Two-base hits-Stewart, .. Hit--Ofl
Llewellyn. o.: Off McCleary, & Struck
IS. OFF Weller. 4. Hit by pitcher
Hummeii. Whitfield. Hurley, Weller.
Wild FREDERICKSBURG and Weller.
Left on bases--Portsmouth, g.; Nor
folk. 1. Time OF game. f:3e. Empirsa
Barton cNorfofk1. and Garvin fPorts-
mouth).
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LETS ROYALS
DOWN WITH FOUR HITS.

Harrisburg. July 7.--Harrishurg had
the WALTON today, and Goodhred had
the steam This combination brought
a victory for the Indians over Mon.
treal, q to s. Two home runs. triple
and double were included in Harris-
burg's stickwork.
Score by Innings. r. H II
Montreal .@f leo 600 eo2--3 o
Harrisburg - .oee lof &S'---s 10
Observation-Disclosures and Madden:
ssoodbred and Heckinger.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08
TORONTO LEAFS LOSE
TO THE VIRGLMANS
Morrsee Pitches Alright Ball Against Gymertes and Local
Club Wins Opening Game of Series From Canadians
4to2-Pck Acts As Manager.

grounded out. Pick TO Jordan. Wares
taking third. However. Wares got no
closer to the home station, Demmitt
going out on an infield out, Heaiy
making a pretty play of a high hop.
In Richmond's half Thompson led OFF
base on balls, but the next three
were easy outs.
Tne Virginians went ahead in the
second, three hits an error and a
base on balls giving the locals two
runs. Jordan got a base on balls.
went 10 second on Heaiy's sacrifice,
took second on Fewster's infieId hit
ana romped home on Graham's error.
Fewster crossed the plate when
thompson singled to center. The first
three Virginians up In third got on,
out those three who followed were
easy outs and no more counters were
forthcoming for the time being.
Score Again In Firth.
The locals annexed another run In
the fifth. after the first two men had
been retired. Fewster doubled, went
to third on McTigue's wild heave and
scored when Schaufe was safe on
Rath's error. Toronto also added one
in the following stanxa. Rath led
off with single. advanced sack on
a passed ball. took third on an infieid
out, and scored on Graham's sacrifice
fly Richmond came back in the sew
enth and sent their fourth tally
across. Jordan walked as a starter
and went 10 third on Healy's neat
safety to the right garden. Jordan
scored on Fewster's sacrifice fly to
left. Heaiv went to second on the
throw-in, but he was called out when
he attempted to pilfer third After
this there was no more scoring for
Ho Gfla ha fafr {F,xy
Alto 2.
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BUILDERS ARE WINNERS
OVER SUFFOLK TIGERS
tspecial d The Richmond virgtnian

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Newport News. Va. July 7.--Play-
ing superior ball to the brand dished
out by the visitors, Newport News fo-
day defeated Suffolk s to l.. Umpire
stradford was panned by both fans
ing 30 far wrong that the men whom
they benefited could not refrain from
grinning. zs11
: The hnx score
- alfn1E -
Players ~ ~ m. Hs XII n. =.
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Score by innings: r..
Rocky Mount $780, 200 00I 00s--s
Petersburg 200 100 0o0--3
Summary: Two-base hits-Barnett.
Three base hitts-Eisei. Rice. Stolen
base--Busch. Double plays--Gray to
Snyder; Eisel to Snyder. Base on balls
on O'Brien. 2. of Pooray. g. Sacri-
flee hits-Eisel. Parmelee, Sharp,
Long. Left on bases--Rocky Mount,
8; Petersburg, 5. Hit by pitched ball
Gray. Struck out-By O'Brien, q:
by Pooray. 4. Time. 1:45 Umpires.
MCGOWAN and Bigbie.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


New York. 10 Philadelphia. 5 (first
game).
Philadelphia, 8; New York, 5 (sec.
ond game).
Boston. 8; Washington. tfirst
game).
Boston, / Washington, tsecond
game).
ST. Louis-Chicago; rain.
Cleveland Detroit; rain.
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Providence. July T.---Schultz was in
fine form today and the Grays handed
the Bisons to 70 / defeat In a game
In which sensational fielding was the
feature. Gilhooiey. with three hits.
was the start of the game with the
~ illoTv
score by innings: RH E.
Buffalo .D 600 900 l0n--i Z 0
Providence ~. :. col 200 oas--S
Observation-Disclosures Tyson and
LaLonEe: Eehutz and Casey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08
Ike Opener From Toronto Leafs Manager Signs Another Young
Major Leagues Standings
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

New York, 5; Philadelphia. 4 tfirst
game).
Philadelphia.~f; New York, 0 (ten
innings; second Eame).
Brooklyn, 4 Boston. first camel
Brooklyn, o; Boston, Sixteen in
nings. second game).
Chicago, Z; Pittsburg, 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08

Fewster. Three-base hits--~Wiiliams.
Sacrifice hits-Healy. Sacrifice flies
Fewster. Double plays
Heaiy to Pick to Jordan. Struck out
BY Morrisette, 3: by McTigne. 5.
Base on balls---By Morisette, l.: by
McTigue, 4. Wild pitch--By Nc
Tigue. Passed halls-By schaufie,
Left on bases Richmond. II. To-
ror,to, 3. Umpires--Messrs Harrison
and Stockdaie. Time--1:3s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08
WASHINGTON TWICE
LOSES TO REQ S0X
Boston Beaneaters Make II Six Straigh,
From Senator'S BY Taking
Double Header.
MAcKMEN AND YANKEES DIVIDE
Caldwell IL Master OF situation In
Curtain Raiser; But Shawkey Is
Outpitched BY Wyckoff In the
Closing Attraction.

Boston. July winning twice from
Washington again today. the Red Sox
made II six straight from the sena-
tors Boston won the first game, to
4. and the second, l to o.
Score by innings: RH.E.
Washington 49,. .010 020 010--4 10 l
Boston ......206 010 00'---s IA 0
Batteries-Gailia. Ayres and Henry,
Williams; Wood and Cady
Second game:
Score by innings: HE
Washington -. 200 geo 000--0 3 /
Boston 49,. -. ..0o1 600 oes-i Z 1
Batteries-EnEel. Shaw and Henrs
Leonard and Thomas. Umpires-Di-
neen and NaIlin
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ROCHESTER, HuxTI.ERs LOSE
To JERSEY CITY TEAM

Jersey City, July The Shelters
placed their hits opportunefy TODAY
and defeated Rochester by score of
2 10 l. Cruther had the visiting bats
men guessing until the ninth frame.
when he let up and allowed the Hast-
iers TO garner their only run.
Score by innings: r. III. q,
Rochester 900 coo o01--l /
Jersey city 900 zoe ifs--s 2
Batteries-Huenke and Williams;
Cruther and Reynolds.
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SPORTS ;. :. UoToBi. N. /. "a.

SPORTS >. =. UOToBf N
Especial 20 The Richmond vfrrtnian.
baltimore, Nd, July 7.--Manaser
Jack Dunn, of the Richmond In
ternattonnis. LIS here at the bed
side OF his son. Jack. Jr. The lat
ter has developed typhoid fever
and hi~ condition today was not
favorable. Dunnie ~ very much
worried
He has signed mp yeunwwter
here and his name IL Charles Maj
sci. cousin of Fritz MafseI. of
the Yankees. Dunnfe believes the
younEster will prove TO he q coed
find. He IL an infielder
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08

Games Today.
Newark In Baltimore.
st. Louis in Pittshurg.
Buffalo in Brooklyn.
Kansas City in Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Richmond, A; Toronto, ?.
Jersey City, 2: Rocheeter' Il
Providence, 8: Buffalo. l.
Harrisburg, o; MONTREAL. D.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08

Three Weeks Mt the Isis Monday.
Vivid in interest and embodyfng all
the exciting adventure that made the
play the most universally popular ro-
nance OF the century, Three Weeks, =
In photoplay form, will open the new
Isis Theater. next door to the BiJou.
and, under the personal management
OF HAIRY McNiven. on Monday night.
where ii will remain the attraction
throughout Thursday.
The prices will be 10 cents for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08
At the Bsjou--~The Devil..

The Marriage Of Kitty" the in
ternationally funny comedy. con-
tfnues to attract good patronage to
the BiJou Theater. where the play
will hold full sway throughout the
week with a matinee Saturday at
2:20. Next week Manager Berthelet
announces the powerful and grip
ping play, "The Devil" with Edward
Arnold as The Devil" Mr.. Berthe
let promises the best production OF
the stock season. Seats selling now
at the box ONCE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08
7ARHEELS EVEN SERIES
WITH PE7ERSBLJRGERS'
Eses Three Base Wallop In Ninth Frame Sends Three Run
Across Pan-Pooray Is Hit Hard In Pinches
BY Rocky Mount Batters
Results yester

hsMtts Iostcfu1S.
Rocky Mount, 8. Petersburg, ..
Norfolk, s; Portsmouth. 2.
Newport News, Q: Suffolk. 1.
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Divide Double Hi.

New York. July THE Yankees bat
ted the ball all over the lot In the
opening game roday. winning from the
Philadelphia Athletics by a IL to 5
score. However, the Mackmen came
back strong in the second and won,
6 to s.
Score by innings: HE.
Philadelphia -. .0s0 coo o02--5 IL 1
New York aI2 20l 1874 70 I
Batterfes-Croweli. Davis and Lapp.
McAvoy; Caldwell an dSweeney.
Second game:
Score by innings: RH r
philadelphia ..2o1 o20 001-s II 1
New York -. 600 202 0Io--5 S 0
Ratteries--Wycoff and Lapp; Shaw
key and Nunamaker. Umpires--Hiide-
brand and OLoughlin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08
Seandiag Of Clnbs

Games Today.
Detroit In Cleveland.
Others not secluded.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08
FEDERAL LEAGUE,

Results Yesterday.
Buffalo. 8: Brooklyn, 2.
Newark. s; Baltimore, 3
Others not scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08
CHRIS MATHEWSON
WINS FOR GIANTS
Pilots Gothamites 70 Victory In
Opener. But Demarcc Defeats
New Workers In Second Game.
CHICAGO DEFEATS PrTTsBURe
Windy City Team Puts Game On Ice
In First Three Misunderstanding
Win Ono From Braves and Tie
Another Contest.

Philadelphia, July Odd Christy
Mathewson today demonstrated that
there Is some stuff left in his salary
wing when he pitched the Giants to
a to 5 victory over the Phillies. AL
though he was hit for twelve hits, he
generally frightened in the pinches.
The second engagement was won
by Philadelphia, and Demaree, the
cartoonist- pitcher, was pitted against
his old teammates and he succeeded
I'm defeating the Gothamites by to
score.
First game:
Score by innings: r. H e.
New York Goa 00f 010---5 IL 3
Philadelphia :. 02o eli O00---4 IL 8
Batteries: Mathewson and Meyers;
Mayer and Killifer.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Phiia. So. 600 00o 600 IL o
Batteries; Tesreau and Meyers;
Demaree and Burns, Umpires. Byron
and Eason.
Cubs Beat Pirates.
Pittsburg. July Chicago defeat
ed Pittsburg today. to 4. Adams
started for Pittshurg, but was touched
for six hits and five runs in the first
bitGcG lHitiHEr- tOUpsi iSPidtSu AudtGE
in the third and later gave way to
Councilman.
Score by innings: r.. Fl. E.
Chicago -. 3o2 900 1l0-7 10 81
Pittshurg -. 10 600 0o2--4 IL III
Batteries: Lavender and Archer:
Adams Cooper, Councilman and Glib
son. Schang. Empires, KLEIN and
Emsiie
Dodgers Win and TIE Games.
New York. July THE Dodgers
and Braves entertained a big crowd
in twenty-five of the most thrilling
innings seen in Brooklyn this year.
The best the worlds champions could
drag out was sixteen-inning score
less tie Brooklyn took the first game
by to 3.
First game:
Score by innings: r. II. E
Boston - 500 600 00o-3 6 81
Brooklyn -. 900 sol eos 81
Batteries; Tyler and Whaling:
Smith and McCarty
Second game:
Score by innings: r. III. Il.
Boston
600 900 600 600 600 90 8 IL
brooklyn
600 900 600 600 600 90 II 81
Batteries: James. Davis and Whai-
ing; Douglas and Miller. Umptres.
Rigler and Hart. Called on account
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standing of Clubs.
Games To-day

Games Today.
st. Louis In Boston.
Chicago in Brooklyn
Cincinnati In New York.
Pittsburg in Philadelphia.
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BUFFALO TEAM BEATS
BROOKLYN FEDERALS

Score by innings: r. II. e.
Buffalo -. ... Dol lo1 ooo--s 7 0
Brooklyn -. 600 600 o2o--2 q
BatteriesA-Reid. Marshall, Bedient
and Blair; walker and simon.
Score by Innings: r. H. p,
Newark .,.... 900 900 0o2--5
Baltimore =. o2o coo 1903 1
Batteries-Brandon and Rariden;
Bailey and Owens.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08

Games To-day.
Montreal in Harrisburg.
Rochester In Jersey City.
Toronto In Richmond.
BufIalo In Providence.
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Pittsburg, July Chicago defeat
ed Pittsourg today. to 4. Adams
started for Pittshurg. but was touched
for six hits and five runs in the first
three innings. Cooper replaced Adams
in the third and later gave way to
Councilman.
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ANDERSON,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08

n. "A q. n. ! !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-08
PROVIDENCE GRAYs ARE
WINNERS OVER BUFFALO.

cruther and Reynolds.
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ing frame RAth led off with a
wares double. Graham popped up
lone 10 Tim Jordan. and Williams
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

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ct SC lo1rgt billi9ere. Mcoens Sui og
&ofs / &rigsmooneoerne er lteget
LOO pGf. l Frts, CT Sprbc1c fun
blepet IS psf. bprere.
Scr CT fra &ilomo icrne og Mo=
moie1 %inofjpbt life min0re ems 6
Willioner Gprb til set 11De Gbrbe=
%fontor,. % enoba 1pne5 bet> iou1 ON
0isie mcget 1torc @cboloninger life
bill 1truffe til.