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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH. SUNDAY. MAY 2, 1915


base: Williams. right Held: Broderiok.
shortstop; Breeden. frst base; Brock
we'll, cenier neiu; Clark. left held: ror-
lay. second base; Hampton. catcner:
score py innings: r.
Bells Bible Glass. ....0 006 o / 0-Iv
Ii. .. virgins. Il 10 o D 0 o. /
summary: Two-base hits-Broderick,
Williams. Brockweii. Three base hits
FARLEY, Breeder. Home runs-Ciark,
Breeuen. sacrifice hits--Robinson.w VII
ltams. Double plays--Brooerick TO
Farley to Breeden. Hits--on Barfoot.
10. In innings; off NIIey, s in in
nings. Struck out--by Robinson, ~.
ny sarfoot. .: By Riley. /. empire.
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ChIothiers Are wiun.,.

w oodaII Quaries defeated Clark
springs IN holly contested game, the
iormer winning, TO 4. Mason pitched
a good game and deserved better luck.
o9t nlscuss by his teammates in the
out. 'e''i
The Clark Springs boys batted we'll.
securing two homers, one triple and
pitched the last four innings for Wood
Az. hurled great ball. allowing only
thirteen men to face him. tanning
eight and allowing only one hit. He
also scored the winning run for his
team after two were out no
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collier. Napier Three-base hits-Low,
cry; W Baker. Napier. Sacrifice hits
Wiltshire. Anthony, Mcdowell, O'Brien,
Nnpier, Bobbitt Stolen bases-Berrv
H9. Cannon. Hendricks. Double plays
Sims to Myers: Napier to Myers to
cannon. Hits-On Bobbitt, S In 9 in
ninss: on O'Brien, In Innings: of
Napier. In innings Bases on bal
by Bobbttt 4: by O'Brien, 2: by Ma
pier. z Balk-Bobbitt. Baaters hit
b'tt. 3; by Napier, 8: by O'Brien. 2
Lsft on bases-Duple1, I: Rountree-
CHERRY, - Time of game. hour Is
minutes. Umpire, Mr.. Baker
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In very exciting ana interesting
game. the battery Doys defeated ,u.
husky Aorwood team. both teams
pounded the ball nard, but Norwood
was unable TO hit when nitS meant runs.
I he Battery Boys We're handicapped by
few new players failing To sho" up.
Inc victory was youthful until the
seventh inning, when Battery Court
hau d Datting streak, ana pounded the
BAH all over the field. inc score:
Battery Court,
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IOt1lS So .
F{paf National

Summary: Left on bases, Howitzers,
g.: First National. 5. Two.base hits
Jenkins. A. 3. Powell, Miller. Angus
ton Home runs-Wharton. Miller.
stolen bases-Gentry. Base on balls
Off Vincent, . Hit by pitched ball
Anderson Struck out--by Powell. 13;
by Vincent. 4. Time OF game, 1880.
Umpire Martenstein.
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Richmond Electric Co.ol2ooo oil
Summary: Two-base hits-Napier.
Allen Three-base hits-Taylor and
Blunt Sacrifice hit-Jones Stolen
Triple play-Hen,on to Burrus to
Thomas. Double plays-Burrus tunas-
Green to Wise. HIts-On Allen i in !
inning; on Blunt. S In 8. inninEs: or
Taylor. in innings. Wild pitches
Blunt. I. Umpire, Mr. Morgan.
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nluer win poubIe-H..d.r.

BY hitting when hits were needed and
taking advantage Of every error made
by their opponents. the Blues yesterday
won double header from the Planters
National Bank. The first game was
- to 5. and the second to 0.
Baldwin, who twirled the first game
for the soldier boys. pitched mastery
ball. tanning fourteen men.
The second game was anybody's up
to the last inning, when the Blues Sc
cured three runs.
Wilson. tho Planters mainstay, who
has been out OF the game on account
Of an injured arm, was back to-day In
his old-time form
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tinues to hit the pin hard. He got
three hits out OF four attempts in tn e
game yesterday. "
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Howit.ers Defeat Grays.

The Howitzers defeated the Grays
by a score Of l2 to 5, retaining tho
lead In the league standing.
Grays-H. Fitzhugh, shortstop; Phil
lips. third base; Greene, catcher; Eu-
bank and williams. left held:, Rea sley,
flrst base; ]. II. Gusti. pitcher: A. Fitx-
hugh. second base: Reynolds and Har-
man, right held: w. NJ. Bryant, confer
ter field; Hancock. third base. -
Howitzers-AugstS third base; Nc
Carly, second base; Lawrence. first
base; Holman. left field: Cavedo,
catcher: McFarlane, shortstop; Terrell,
center field; Gasser, right fold; Baker,
pitcher: Cleary. center held;l Wayne
pitcher: Ryan, left field: Hslder. second
base: Entwisit. center heid ~
Summary: Two-base hits-Bryant,
Angst. McCarty. Baker Home runs-
Holman, Lawrence. Three-base ,hita---
Holman, Lawrence. Umpire; Paul Ben.
der. Scorer, A. B. Cousins.
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summary: Two-base hIts-Walton.
OBrien; q. Miller. Peironnet t2). Hui.
base hits-Bagby. Sacrifce hI,sPR
Miller. stolen bases-Powell. HudKins
Mhitemore. Peironnet go. BIackman
r. Miller to Hulcher to Nichols. Hits
on Miller. in innings: of Hudgin.
Q In 2 innings: off Hill. in innings.
gins. by HILL 2. Struck outNby
Miller. 8; by Hudgins. 8: by Hill. 9.
Eeft on bases-Tredegar. &C. s. Luck.
y; lime OF game. hours. Umpire. Mr.
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FEDERATION LEAGUE
Results of Yesterday's Games.
Blues. s; McGill. =.
First National, S: Howitzers, 5.
Highland Park, IL: Barton Heights. 6.
standinE of the Clubs.
Blue. win Game Ye.,.rday.

The Blues won eaily from McGill
yesterday by the score of 9 to 2. The
OF the game, while McGill was unable
to touch Denny Wrisht's shoots.
The field was covered with dust.
jones.
The Blues played grand game on
the field. while Nissley played well for
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Tine Baracas still lead the Athletic
League with 1000 per cent. They have
one OF the strongest clubs in that cir
! cult.
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Peyronett. for G. s.. Luck, strared
terday.
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Whitfield pitched beautiful game
aFainst Ashland yesterday. He was
also there with the stick, making a
single and home run out OF four
.times up.
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:. Summary: Two-base hits-Pugh (e)
Ganepa. Powell, Bowers. VIVA rton
Three-hase hits-PuRh. Saunders Home
-Hinchman. Pngh. Saunders. Farrell.
Stolen bases-Bowers t2}. Fozier,
Htnchman. PuEh, Eunnalie. jackson (e).
Snyder (3). Jones (o), Powell (e). Hits
off Powell, Il In . innings: off Cor
prev. s In 3 innings: off Laughlin. s in
innings: Off Basic. in innings
lin; s; by Corprew. s. Left on bases
COBB, s; r.. f. Lee, T. Time OF game,
2:4o. Umpire. Mr.. Kidd
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The Miller brothers. battery for C.
>: Luck, perform together in big
league style, underitanding each other
batters' weaknesses
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Walbau, gives promise Of going
higher up in the baseball world He
Is the mainstay OF the Woodall &
Quarles team. and usually brings home
the bacon when called upon as he
demonstrated Yesterday against the
beayy-hitting Clark's Spring team,
working In the last four innings
striking out eight men and allowing
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Totals

Slasa iSipas'n6Ss sari..: aass22ss9aaS9-s
Summary: ltwo-base hits-WaIdbaur
Slaughter. Ti,nnslsy: e. Timmons, Gray.
Never. Hits-or Mason. s in s 3 in,
Waidbauer: in innings. Bases on
ball-by Mason, L. by Thorp, /. Bat
ters' hit-by Mason, L: by Thorp. I
Struck oUt--by Mason. II: by Thorn
Z: by Waldkauer, s. Passed bali.
Gray. Wild pitch--Ma son. Left ON
4: Clark Springs. 6.
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Greene. the husky third baseman for
battery Court. was the batting star
Tor ms team yesterday. He made two
COUPLES and single out of five trips
TO the plate.
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DunIex Wins Eon.th

DUPLEX made 1t four straights by de-
Ieatlng Rountree- Cherry in an inter
ssuns game. Both teams played good
pa Pan an, sna hit the ball to all parts OF
W. Baker, Tor Duplex. featured with
IN. me stick. getting three hits out OF
.our trips TO the plate. one of them
d oriSe TOR three bases. Collier, for
Kountree- Cherry also hit three times
IN h Tour trips 10 the plate. one two
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The Blues seem al last TO have
struck their stride. They broke their
losing streak by capturing three games
Yesterday. The team wearing their
colors In the Federation League won
easily, while in the Athletic League
two games were won from the Flant-
crs.
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summary: 1wo-base hits-Collins (3),
Gregory. Page. Hector. Green 90, Grove
%. Three base hits-Page, Ewcll
Home runs-W. branch. Stolen bases
Shorteli. Collins l2). Grove CD. Double
plays-Jack Collins TO Grove. Hits-on
29 IN innings: off Ewell, 0 in = in
ntnSs. Bases on balls-by Shortell. B:
by Gregory, 4. Batters hit-by t;well
20. Left on bases-Battery, 8; Nor
wood. ). Time of game. . hours. I'm
pire, Mr.. Jordon.
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Burk. I.o.e to Electr,c..

Richmond Electric Co. defeated Burk
q Co. In one of the prettiest games of
the season by the score Of to. 3. on
ed a good game for the winners. The
Richmond Electric Co. team pulled OF
one OF the greatest triple. plays ever
pitched nice game for the loeers. The
- -"N
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RICHMOND LEAGUE.
Standing OF the Clubs.
WnnA Last

Where They Eiay Next Saturday.
Hombrucos VS.. Richmond Electric. a
Byrd Park. -. -
Burk va. Portners. at South.ide.
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ouHIlHdIy IWO-DaSe hlts-G CITING,
McRee; Sweeney. Robertson. Wright.
Three-base hits-McRee. knightly
Stolen bases-Arrighi (2), Dreamer
GerrinG. McRee t2), Knishtiy Sweeney.
Double piayys.Nissley to Gerring. to L.
innings: of Kelley. in innings.
Bases on balls-by Kelley, !; by O'Con-
nor. /: by Wright. .. Struck out-by
Kelley, .: by O'Connor. .; by Wright
10. Passed balls-Swceney, q Gamer
Left on bases-McGill. 3; Blues, Q.
Time of game hours. Umpire. Mr.
Jones. of Highland Park.
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HIGHLAND PARK WINS.

The features of the game was the
batting of Cosby. for Hi iland Park,
and the all around playirt: of the two
ton Heights. Tiller pitched steady
game until the latter part. when he
let up enough to allow Barton Heights
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Bottoms and WHITFIELD umpired both
games like big leagucrs. Bottoms um
pired behind the hat and Whitfield on
the bases
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Next Saturday the Alcos will Jour
ney up TO Ashland 10 play the latter
team on Its home grounds.
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Club Stnndinr.
WLerc They Pl.y !!

Wherc They Play Next Saturday.
/. Bna ,,teryy Court va BELLS Bible Class
Umpire, Woodall
II. s. Wright VS. Jones Bros, at
Brookland Park. Umpire. Scott.
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summary: Home runs-Doeppe, Shell
ton. Whitefeld. Sacrifice hits-White-
held. Stolen bases-Gruner CD Dou-
bile plays--Moran to Cummings Hits
on Trevlllian, in innings: off
Blanton. In innings Bases on
Batters hit-Rickets Struck out-by
Whitefeld. 9: by Trevillian. 1: by Blan-
ton: l. Passed balls-Mayberry (2).
i'eft on bases-A. S. Kellam, s: Ash
land. S. Time OF game. 1850. EMPIRES,
Bottom and whitehall
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Portnern win Ax.i..

son up to the eighth inning, played
yesterday at Byrd Park, Formers de-
feated Hombrucos 10 to 3. Midget hit
Tor three bases with two on. Lee hit
one or the longest drives seen on the
nelds this season. The game was
played under protest The score:
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.. Batters hit-Sutterlin. Asher. Robi-
mean, Struck ont-by overman. 3: by
Woodhn. S. Wild pitchcs-Woodfn
Left on bascs--Alcos. s: Blue Bells. {.
Time OF game. hours. Umpircs. White
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
Scores Yesterday.
Alcos. 10: Blue Bells. L.
A. S. Kcllam, 4; Ashland. I.

Where They Play Next Saturday.
Alcos VS.. Ashland. at Ashland.
\; S. kellam VS.. Blue Bells. at Byrd
Park, at 4:3o.
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A. 8. KeI,am. =, A,hI.nd 4.

n ;. KeIIam'N team had an easy time
defeating Ashland yesterday. Ire
william only lasted two innings i'm the
BOX for Ashland. when Blanton took
the burden up. kellam's made thir-
teen hits of both pitchers. while
"hiteheld had Ashland at his mercy.
only allowing six hits and striking out
nine batters. The score:
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The Signal Corps walloped the Blues
yesterday by a. score Of 80 to 3. Car
neal struck out fifteen men.
Signal Corps-Bondurant. third base;
Haw, second base; Burnett. left field ;
Cook. catcher: Atkins first base: Scott
center feld Roberts. shortstop; Car
neal. pitcher: Waldrop, right field
Boisseau, right field.
Blues-O'Keefe. Barber, Chalkley
sullivan. Koss. Kitchens. Jordan. Rus
kell.
SUMMARY: Struck out-by carneal
Is; by Ruskell. 8. Base on balls-off
Carneal. i: off Ruskell, /. Hit by
pitched ball-by Ruskeil. Q. Home
rum. Carneal. Umpire. Bender. Time
OF game. two hours.
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a, Bells Bible Class broke the 900
per cent OF the II. S. Wright yester-
day. and are now lied with them for
first place.
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The First National defea ted the How
tiers in an exciting game at Byrd
ture Of the game was the pitching OF
Powell who struck out thirteen men,
and the ail-around playing of the en-
tire team OF the Bankers.
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AIcos. 10, niue bells, I.

In a one sided game. the Alcos de-
feated the Blue Bells by the score OF
10 to |. Woodf1n. a new twirler for
the Blue Bells, pitched a good game.
and with support. the score would have
been different. Liebs and Overman
starred with the bat for the Aicos.
while Coghill and Midyette landed on
Overman for two hits each. The score:
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With the Amateurs
by TUCK

nf RVS r "a, broke haGf
coiers in the Federstion League Won
,s,iiy; While In the A,hle'is ts;asue
crs
i, the Baracas still lead the Athletic
one OF the strongest clubs in that cir
cult
Whtaela !, H,. na .1 BEAUTIFUL game
single and a home run out OF four
times up.
BOTTOMS and Whitfield umpired both
games like big leaguers Bottoms UNI
pirei behind the hat and Whitfield on
Next Ssturday The Alros viii Jour
team on Its home grounds.
Starting with SATURDAY week. the
sthe 6aKwood diamond and the other ir
4. park
fest til: s ,ss cg,ns ssn,csea s!Ys
terday.
for Tho Sr. ao n.ss n1ssH out the
tary League.
Per cent Of the Fl. I %Tsh tne yes seGo
day: and are now lied with them for
hrst place.
,Breeden's batting featured for Bells
fEtote lass yesterday In the game with
R. G,sene the the husky third baseman for
for his team yetserdav. He made Two
doubles and single out Of 1--WE trips
TO the, plate.
Manager Mann. Of Norwood. con-
iinues to hit the. pin hard. He got
game yesterday.
Ths Central League will hold meet
tthhs e MsGdhssaay night 2, o'clock At
man. Jr.. 2o4 West MarshaiI s tU.e-
AZ AZ managers are requested to at
Farley, the fast second sacker of
same for his Team re a, p1 tSe keysi s,ae
and ad-% ne IS the s s of the soT Sos
Breeder, for the Bells Bible clesa.
s was on the Ij Job with the stick. lie
triple ana double
eSe eve On 'F tRs tx Kid the plate Keep your
Clark Is also great stick artist on
were made by him yesterday.
Duplex continues to best other tsoms
IN the COMMERCIAL League, with G. 6
Luck running close second.
Rountree- Cherry shows Improvement,
each game, giving the leaders a scare
YESTERDAY and forcing them to exert
walbau gives promise Of going
higher up IN the baseball world He
9uaries team. and usually brings home
the bacon when called upon, as he
heavy whiting Ciarks spr1ng teams
working In the last four innings
striking out eight men and allowing
Peyronett. for c. g. Luck. strared
both at bat and in stolen bases yes
terday.
The Miller brothers. battery for C.
league style, under.tandi Ia each /" o.R Ses
and also seeming to Keep line on
batters' weaknesses.
) knight. for clark's Springs. made
Yeyerai spectacular catches in right
harden yesterday.
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cons" 10 to o. Fuquay. for the B
racas. pitched gilt edge bali. taHnfr
sixteen mon. Tho 'deacons" playrs (
their usual good game. but the Rarsc,g3
httters were too strong for th,m&
Withcr'ngton. for the Baracas. PLAYA
an excellent game at third. The scorss
-..A
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Masonic HON. H.. w.,kev.,.

The Home boys defeated the Ameri-
test. The feature OF the game was
the heavy batting of the whole Home
team The Home boys also defeated
the Fairmount Eagles last Saturday In
fast and interesting game by the
score OF TO !. The score:
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JEFFERSON WARD LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.


Springs.
=. Highland Springs vs.. G. II. a. c.. at
G, G.. a.
r.. L Lee VS.. Metropolitans. at Oak
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summary: Two-base hits-Wood.
Three-sase hits-Ward( -: Home runs
-Ruskell "a. McRee ~. Sterritt as.
Stolen bases-Davis. Base on balls
by Baldwin. !: by Shackelford. g. AIT
ters hit-by Sha ckelford, l: by Baldwin
.. Struck out--by Baldwin. II: by
Shackelford. s. Passed balls-Davis
%. Umpire, Toler
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(3). Brooks. 10. Gambler (2), Wayman
(2). Hall ta). Three-base hits-Way-
man. Hall, Thompson. Home runs
-Wayman Cor. Hall 49, Harris l2),
GAMBLER t2l. Darden, Brooks. Rayborn.
Hits-On Harris. in I Innings; Off
6 In innings: OF Brown, in In
nings. Bases on balls-By Harris, II;
by Painter: l: by Brown, .. Struck out
cloth. l. Wild pitches-Brown' Fair
cloth. Left on baseg-Masonic Home
4; Can Co., 2. Time OF game, ] hour 40
minutes Umpire, Mr.. Burnett.
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"unrnarE: "o-base hits-Marable,
hits--Lee. Midget. Sacrnce hits
Flanagan. Stolen bases-Branford
Kline. II. Wells. Struck ou,--by Dunn
by g. Napier 5: by Coulter, S. Time
OF game. l:45. Umpire Via Attend
ance, $50
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Standing OF the Clubs.
Yeaterda1,a Rennlt.

Blues. ~: Planters, 5 tfrst camel.
Blues. j; Planters, 0 fsecond game).
Baraccas. 10; Second Baptist, o.
tOther scores not turned IND
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c. 8. Luck Defest. Tredernr.

g. 5. Luck defeated TredeEar. II TO 8
the feature Of the game was the fast
and base-stealinS. of Peironnet. who
stole from hrst home. Miller pitched
good game. allowing but six hits and
two '''
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Thurman. Carter ~. Three base hit--Wn-
ron. struck out--by Gnrnett =: by NtrinGer.
:. Bnsos balls Garneu. ). Hit by
piicier-by Garret. .. Hits-on Nininker.
4 In inrinGs; on Darlington. in in
uint.. Umpire. Hedgereth.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

where They Play Next SATURDAY.
Iredesar vs.. Duplex. at Clarks
G.: 8. Luck VS.. Clarks Springs. at
SCOTS Addition.
,,Woodali & ouarics vs.. Rountree. at
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Score by innings: r
Second Baptist. 90 oooo 90 o--n
Baracas .............. % 251o1s-s
Summary: Two-base hits-Hooyer.
Wetherington CD. Erwin. Tuquay (a).
Home runs--Ervin. Sacrifice hits-J
Harper. Stolen Observation-Disclosures
Remine. r rvin. Double plays-Hool
yer to Rueger. Batters hit-by FuI
quay. 2; by Gentry, /. Struck out--by
Fuquay. Is: by Gentry. 5. Left on
bases-Second Baptist. s; Barracks, IL.
Time of game. 1:45l Umpire, Marshall.
Scorer, Bonavita
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= The Cobb Furniture Company and r.
r. Lee played a one sided game at Oak
wood. the former winning. IL to 3. The
Cobb boys started out In fine style scor-
ms five runs In the first inning. The r.
r.. Lees played good uphill game,
scoring almost at will toward the last
inning. The score:
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The c. Fl. A. c. won from the Fair
mounts yesterday, ~ to I. The game
was replete with good and bad plays.
featured for G. II. A. c. Gibson's bat
ting and Watts's pitching featured for
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MetronoIitan SIN J.,a,

Metropolitan. |. o. .. F.. won over
highland Springs by the score OF ID
Highland SprinEs-Gray, right field:
Sentry. third base: Duke, catcher:
Shirley, shortstop: Mann. center field
Simms. second base; Hobson. nrst base !:
Goodman. pitcher: Deirhoi. loft field.
Total. runs: 10 hits: error.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shortstop: r..
Moore. second base: NJ. Martin. catcher:
i. Martin. center field: r. BEDFORD. left
neld: r.. Boone, first uase: &. Taylor.
right right; G. Germelman, third base i:
T; Redford. pitcher. Total, IS runs; IA
Score by innings: r.
Highland Springs: o Q ooooi . {
summary: Two-base hits. Martin.
Crustic F: Martin. F. bedford. Taylor,
Sinms. Germelman. Redford. Mann.
goodman. Base on balls-hy Goodman.
!: by BEDFORD =. Batters hit--by
Duke. Il: by BEDFORD. 2. Struck out
by Duke, 81 By BEDFORD. 4.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Resu

YeNferday's RcNults.
Fulton. II: Jones Bro, 6.
Battery Court, 12: Norwood. 10.
SELLS Bible Class, 10: II. S. Wright, /.
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weyanok.. and et,,, n.

The Weynnokes end the All stars brooks
even In double bill yestarday. The feature
OF the games was the batting OF E. Henry.
First game:
Score by innings: n
Weyanokes ....................o 0 o o o.
summary: Hits-off Dunn. 1 in . innings;
on Felthouso. in innings Struck out
by Dunn. :: by Feithouse. & wild pitch
Dunn. Left on bases--AH sarts 7; Weyan-
okss. s.. Time. i:lo. Umpire. HolEhaeh.
Second game:
Weyanokes .................8o o q 10 o-lI
Al STARS ...................o DC 100 OIL
summary: Two-hase hits-Gentry, l.. HoIz.
bach. Throe- base hlts-Hcnry 90, Holzbach
10. Dunn az. Home run--Felthouse Sac
rthce hit-Dunn. Stolen bases-Harchit
Crouch t2. Henry. Dunn. Double play
Dunn TO Henry to Crouch. Struck cut-by
Gentry. G: by Folthouse. 3. Left or bases
,.Wayankes. &: All stars. g. Time l:O.
Umpire. Holzhach.
Score by innings: r.
OLD DOMINION | EhElIE
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TanRos Defeat Laurel Street
Mibys Tango Colors defeated the fart
Laurel street Sunday School nine ysstsr-
day, b.. the score OF to 8. in an exciting
Other amateur teams wishing games
please call J. ". Mildly. Randolph 9N.J.
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Breeder. for the Bells Bible cle,a
was on the job with the stick. Is
secured a homer. triple and a double
eyec on this kid 'ou
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Clark Is also great stick artist on
were made by him yesterday.