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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24
WYANDOTTE

Mrs. j. NJ Walker and Mrs. Norman
Bowbeer attended the suffrage con-
yention Thursday In the Hotel stat
Ter, Detroit
Rachael Brooks. Una Purdy AMI
Gladys Baxter Will represent Wyan-
dotte In the triangular debate Friday
evening. In Wyandotte. while Beatrice
Bowbeer, Beatrice vroman and Edgar
smith so to River Rouge, Team from
Monroe comes to Wyandotte.
Miss Alice McIennon. domestic
science teacher In the high school.
who In recovering from the effects
Of an operation, expects to return to
her work after the Easter vacation.
according to supt. OF Schools II. c.
Doley.
Mrs. L. Il. Lovejoy left. Friday. on
q. Today trip TO kalama 600 and Al
bion.
Hibernians. Thursday night. fnitiat-
school. The order will give a smoker
on April 6.
Mrs George Bessey Ia visiting reia-
tiyes In Detroit. Friday.
Pennington high school girls will
play Wyandotte high school girls.
Saturday evening, In Arbeiter hall.
Trenton's girl team viii play the sec
ond girls team.
Neighbors Of Mrs. Henrietta KIump
have issued warrant. charging her
with harboring a vicious dog.
The Wyandotte Sunday school su.
pNintendents OF the Protestant
churches. and their assistants. organ
lied. Thursday night. to promote Sun
day school work. and an institute to
last eight weeks has been arranged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24
DOWN RIVER
BOYS TO MEET
Will Be First Step In Compre-
hensive System of Welfare
Work

WYANDOTTE, Mich. March g.
Older boys OF the down-river dis
trict will hold a conference on
April so. beginning on Saturday
afternoon, and ending on Sunday
afternoon. The program will con-
sist OF an athletic meet on the aft
ernoon OF the sth. In the high school
yard, followed Saturday evening by
big banquet probably In the
Methodist church, at which many
boy workers and prominent Y. M.
c. A. men from Detroit. will speak.
On Sunday afternoon, there will be
boys rally In the Congregational
church, at 2 p. m.
All boys in the down-rlver towns
between the ages OF Is and 90, are
eligible to the conference. Mr..
Reichert. employed boys secretary
In the Detroit "Y." effected the or.
ganixation, and will furnish the
speakers for the banquet. All ar.
rangements are. In the hands OF
David Henderson. and for any In.
formation on the conference. he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24

after an Extended 1 tour OF the east. '
Mr.. and Mrs. Mikai and family, Of
No. B23 DHvison-ave.. have moved 10
the corner Of Leslie and Oeknan-
Mr.. and Mrs. william Muirhsad and
family. who have been spending sew
erai months at No. 96 Avaion-avey re-
turned to their home at Orchard Lake
Eish.rd rrashs.: q 10. "a s,s Glen Glen:
Vdt measles. ""
Miss Margaret cosErovs. Of ypsi.
Mrs.. spafYord. Of No. ~ Busna Wis.,
a..sve. west, for = few dsys - ,,o
r ..ic:n:. Il hs NU TIFF sR .ssss ne"
Mise Nellie Rorabachsr. OF Ypsilsn-
Il. ha: returned home after: ssw
weeks visit With Mr.. and Mrs.. bert
Bunton; OF No; i6s Avalon-ays mr.
,on mss w. .n MI sHns az q dinner on
Thursday. which was followed BY an
Mrs. LOWRY. Mrs. ri6auy, Mrs. Aba
lard. Mra Nunnald and ars vacker.
awe on: snssrs sSn:s min. ' guest: Il
Norman J. McCIements. OF No. 11e
Dawson ave-, who underwent . SER
ious operation . few days ago. 10 rap
'oi Xr' rs snS M4s r. II. Phillips and
family and C.. A. Denton. OF No. -
Ferris-ave. moved Thursday TO No.
Jim Mancries. Of No. ass Elisabsth-
&C.. T:s wss S ;a9 soI.:
ing the traffic ordinances. He was
fined IS and % costs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24
YPSILANTI

J. Don Lawrence has sold his cloth
Ing store to }. n. Burkhciser and Ray
Cary 3. p.vi. ana oserss H.y..
were In Detroit, Thursday. where
they ccmpieted the sale Of the Fol,
sS CO.. on 1an xsrbdse 'ei The m.M
concern will Immediately reconstruct
TIE store SyIidln. About 20 men
for %, 900 against the =: J: q G. r. n.
Co. Wood alleges that ne was In
o Ss'a os pi Is: mh esr. T'e siwe en-
Ypsilantt and Ann Arbor. DR. Wood
claims that he received such injuries
which incapscitated him for work.
and VIM. smith. OF this city. 10 an
Henry stoup Is one OF the circuit
oo Sisi' l Kts.r rim: T Hck 81 h.
Chicago for An Indefinite sojourp.
rorrest Ebiing has returned to
SG M. VIM Sraa Il. Latham atm and Mis-. Mar
earet Vivian spent Thursday In De-
>, MI: y.se Of the Junior S,snS%
Election OF officers in the Presby-
terIan sunday school Will take place
sunday morning. Nominations were
Mr.. and Mrs. wallace n. wordei
are expected home I'm April from a
several months sojourn in the south
The Knights OF Pythiss win enjoy
which 1t IL being planned TO serve In
the Methodist Episcopal dining room
and with the Pythian Sisters serving
Rev. W T.. A. Lewis. of Mt. Glenn
ems. will lecture. Tuesday evening, in
81. Lukes church.
formal party saturday evening. April
&. in the Masonic temple.
Election OF officers VIII occur
Lain sn.g gesco 0 i. n. Subject f. of
play to be presented in Normal hall
Monday evening. April 10. by cast
fro mthe Junior branch OF the sodaii-
The stony Creek Crescent Aid So
ciety will meet Thur sday. March 80.
with Mrs. r. a. Wilson.
Word has been received from Den
Mrs. Mary Eliza cristendsn. widow OF
the late Samuel r. Crittenden, formed
residents OF Pittsheid township. Two
children survive. Mrs. r. d. Walker.
at Who's. hom. tho d.ssS oseurrsa
Miss Florence Newell. OF Bad Axe.
will arrive Saturday to visit her
Mrs. VIM. Rookie and Mrs. Leo
Clark will give a miscellaneous show
er Thursday. March 30. at the home
Of the former. for Miss Eva Gale.
Miss Gale IL a daughter OF Mrs. G.. l.
siockweiI viii occur in the early
Mrs. Mary zeissn. Of Detroit is a
guest Of Frederick Zeigen. on East
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24
MT. CLEMENS

Charles schock OF Hallway. charg-
20 win assault upon Chris Kaiser.
pleaded guilty here In Justice Johns
court "Wednesday and was sentenced
TO pay nne OF SIS and costs.
Wallace Kay. OF the Park hotel, re-
gently operated upon at a local hos
pitai for appendicitis. and whose con-
dition has since been critical. Is re-
ported as much improved
The local Knights of Pythias lodge
rave q minstrel performance in the
Romeo opera house "Wednesday even :
Ing, netting approximately 500 as
their share OF the proceeds.
Norton Price has gone to Annapolis.
Nd. where he will take a three
weeks course Of study for entrance
examinations.
Mrs. Charles a. Martin, OF No. 81
S6uth-ave.. who has been seriously i'll
for the past week, shows no improve
mont. She Is suffering with a com
plication of diseases.
Judge Reid was allowed the nnal
account in the estate OF the le'e
william Fleumer. showing a balance
OF $4,000. The amount was assign
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24

Many people think they have kid
noy trouble because they have back.
ache but more backache In caused
by ovorstrulned and undcrnourjSbed
muscles than by anything else. In
such cases the blood nesslS building
W.
Many rheumatic pe1ple suffer
pains that could DO avoided by build
tnx Up the blood. When rhouma ism
= associatsd with thin blood tho
rheumatism cannot be curesi TO stay
cured until the blood II built pp.
r,r. Williums' Pink k'iils build up
the blood and sufferer from back
ache would do well 70 try this treat
msnt before giving way TO worry
over fancied organic disease. Rest
and the tonic treatment with DIR.
Williams Pink Pills will correct
most tprms Of backache. even rheu-
matte.
yor people who work too hard or
dance too much and sleep too little.
better habits and course Of treat
nsnt with DIR. williams PiAk Pulls
are al that Ii needed TO drive away
the palms and aches that are warn
inGs Of q coming breakdown.
Two books. building Up the
blood" and Nervous Disorders" viii
~ sent free. n you are interested. by
the Or. williams Medicine Co..
Schenectady, N. Y. You can get Or.
Williams' Pink Pills at the nearest
drug store or by mail. postpaid. ON
receipt Of price. so cents per box;
elk boxes. $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24
WORTHWHILE

A telegram was received wednes-
day morning by William Taft. telling
OF the sudden death of his son. Starr
q. Taft. in Troy. n. Y. No particu-
lars have been received. Mr.. TAFT
graduated from the local high school
In 1910. and was also graduate OF
the Ferris institute school OF phar-
macy. He has been In charge or one
OF the Liggett chain OF drug stores
~ Troy, n. Y. for several months
The deceased was not yet 20 years of
sge and Is survived by two brothers,
Guy, OF Detroit. and Gerald. living at
home. besides the mother and father.
Tho body arrived here Thursday eve
Mes Mildred simmons In the new
clerk I'm the bakery OF Robert Nc
The proposition to bond the schoo,
district for $4,000 to build q new
high school building. WAS carried by
a vote OF ~ TO ~. Tuesday evening.
brick. terra-cotta finish. will be $50
feet long and . efeet wide.
C.. r. Ryder and G.. II. Coidren. Of
this place. and George Ryder. OF
Pennington. attended the funeral OF
Miss Martha Ryder. at Salem. Thurs
fhe seventh grade of the local
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glade Hale. formerly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24
HIGHLAND PARK

Mr.. and Mrs. stiittgerber and fam
iiy moved Thursday from No. 2sT
Palmer-avc. east. to No. AL Glen
dals-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. sibiey. of Col
umbus. o.. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ID. Van Setback. OF No. $50 Mont
Grey ave.
Miss Emily Butterneld. OF No. Sc
Glendale IL recovering from an
illness OF q couple OF weeks.
Mrs. Alice Peterson, OF No. fN
Louise-ave., Is visiting friends In Up
silanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall moved Thursday
from No. i52 MiIwaukee-ave. to No.
i4e Bere sford- ave.
Walter Donohue, of South Haven.
IN q guest OF Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Dono-
hue. of No. 2fS Avalon AVE.
J. J. Stone. who In working in
Ont. has returned after
his family Mt No. asa Rich
ton-ave.. for several days.
Harvey Guild. OF No 1s5 Avalon
ave-, spent several days this week in
Ypsilanti on business.
Kenneth Adams Of Beresford- ave,
n very III with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Baker. OF Will
liamston, Mich. are visiting in the
village this week.
y. Ralph Edwards. Of No. ATS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24

Of this place. but now OF Detroit, are
the parents of twin daughters. born
Thursday morning.
Miss Ruth Christensen, teacher OF
English In the Eyart high school
came home Thursday on account OF
the closing OF the schools because
OF scarlet fever and measles.
Thursday morning by a plano solo
rendered by Miss Lydia Clark, a read
Ing by Miss Marjorie Black. and a
talk by Charles A.. Dolph. secretary
Of the new high school.
A meeting of the New Era society
Will be held Friday evening for the
election Of officers.
VIM. Turner. OF Pennington. was
In town Thursday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24
IN DETROIT

Dsls~tnves Dases snd lNettlehst %
IAuvsSay might paIdea ~ af1egeM
poker game In the international no.
tel, No. s93 HastinEs-st. and con :
hscated % cents. Ten men were
released with warning.
Pslles ssrgeass Csasssstlse shick.
pet1PeA. - year. old. Of Ne. SIs
Ashland-aye-; fell on the ley pave
THURSDAY night. and Fractured his
right leH. lie was taken TO the CITY
Recsiving hospital.
nehsss Ms.an. csstes:I:t. Sssd
pitai. He had gashed his wrists
with glass and fought doctors who
attempted to save his life. ~ II
said the suicide WAS the culmina-
ton OF . death pact with his wife
who died In January.
Aosa sskeA % Desk for william y.
Trcmbiey. 80 years old. who dis
appeared from his home half way
between Crosse Pointo and Mt.
Clemens. March Ia. Two years ago.
him with : three year old dsush-
ter. Members OF his family can Of
fer no reason for the III sappearanc~,
Pu~srul services Ter Mss. Elisabeth
Mex walker, wife 81 james ". wsl-
ker. of No. 1871 East Grand blvd.
viii be held SATURDAY morning In
emn high mass will be sung by the
Rev. Fr. Burke. Mrs. walker was
q member of the Alliance Franchise.
the Mt. Vernon society and the "a
cred Heart Alumni association. and
cni,drsn. Fres hospital. Beside
her husband. twin sons, three years
old, survive her.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24

will b able to direct young men to
the right sources.
This conference Ia the nrst step
to provide for the boys Of Wyan-
dotte and vicinity the proper or
ganisstion. necessary for united
work In athletic. moral and ro-
ligi0us lines. The conference In
under the supervision of no one
creed. and boys Of every denominar
ton are eligible.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24
BIRMINGHAM

A. T. Niaus. Oakland county trusnt
officer. made a complaint Tuesday
against Anthony Avery, OF Royal
o sending ss~ his Minor child George. axe Axe
nine years. to school. His trial Will
be held this afternoon in Justice A.
w. Campbelfs court. in Birmingham.
tending a Y. NJ. c. A. meeting. We'd
nesday night In the st. James church.
accidently fell on the floor and broke
Mrs. Edward Fisher. OF Pontiac. Ia
visiting her mother. Mrs. silas Logan.
The township registration meetins
will be held Saturday In James
.Cobbs drug store on south Wood
Miss Rachel yesterday is III in her
home on Ann-st.
The Young ing, Peoples sSsis,ty; Q; Q;
called -Ye Village skswi OF Ions
Ago" in the United Presbyterian
church. IN southneid. Friday evening
Mr.. and Mss. clyde Glass. OF Yysi.
lanti. are guests at the home OF the
latter's mother. Mrs Anna Harmon
The W willing ; wo,k ;y. society. q
ernoon. March 90 In the home OF Mrs
William Shepard. In Southheld.
Mrs Elisabeth Bnrse. OF Detroit. u
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Hattie
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
PAYNE. OF Pierce-st.. twin girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Conway
moved, Thursday. to South Lyon.
Mrs 7. Butter In III at her home on
Pierce-st.
Ira Reed In visiting Mr.. and Mrs
James Zimmerman. In Owosso.
Mrs. Mable Graham, Of Detroit
spent Thursday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Elmer Cowan on Bates-st
gone to New Orleans TO spend two
weeks.
Miss Stella Hasley will go tonight
Ia Monroe to spend a week with her
parents.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24
TRENTON

Mr.. and MrA jacob Rieger and
Mrs. Charles Bcrndt were In Detroit
Thursday. attending to the sale OF
some real estate on Nine Mile road
and John u. az. The sale was made
10 q prominent Detroit real estate
arm. and involved about $4,000 for
10 acres.
Tventon basket ball teams wound
vp their season Thursday evening by
Winning three games from Flat Rock
teams. The high school boys won
from Flat Rock high. tI-s, tho high
school girls. IS-3. and the score OF
the hoy scouts game was 3t-7.
All committees have beeh appoint
"a for the revival meeting. which be-
gins In the armory . week from sum
day afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24
ECORSE

Commerce board directors. In regu-
Lar session. Thursday evening. decid-
"a 90 refer 20 the board a. q whole.
the question OF annexing territory TO
the village. N II could not be defn-
ttS1y decided whether the district west
o. Forrest. should be Included In the
annexation.
Prsabyterian Ladies and the What
ooever club will give . seven cent
supper Tuesday evening In the
Mrs. y; Bourrssss. West Jefferson
ave-, 10 III.
Alex. Bourrassa and Red" Beau
0ien are conducting Q poster cam
paign for the oRice OF constable.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24
FORD OFFICIALS
GIVEN MORE PAY
Salaries of q Number Of Village
Employees Are Increased BY
Vote of the Council

FORD. Mich. March 24.-Salaries
OF the following yillage officials were
increased Thursday evening In the
regular meeting OF the village coun-
ell. They are:
Clerk, $500 to $3.50: treasurer, $3.50
TO s575: ass ssor. $3.50 to SITS; at
torney, $3.50 to 400: street commits
sioner. 800: msrshal. $50 to S75 a
month: assistant marshal. $50 to
SIS a month; Are chief. $50 to $50
month; health officer. 500 to SIPS.
The plat OF the Ford subdivision
on Goddard-rd.. was approved by
the council.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24
RIVER ROUGE

After an sll-night stand IN front OF
the Hotel Pantchartrain. the three To-
cal boys who disappesred. Wedues-
day. returned to their homes, Thurs-
day noon. very tired and very hungry.
The boys. Luke McLAchlan, "a. Tony
and George Cans. IL and IL. yespec-
lively, had been sent to school. Wed :
nesday morning. but had not been
seen until about 1880 Wednesday
evening. near the railroads, The boys
then went to Detroit on q street car,
and stood In front OF the big hotel all
night. When q policeman came along
the rynsways would step back into
the shadows.
Miss .vernie Wagner and Miss Nell
lie Major. Windsor. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Num-, Cora-ave.
Registration for the election. April
.. win be held Saturday In the town
ship clerks office.
ON a charge Of simple larceny. two
of the three boys who broke into the
bankrupt saloon Of J. Rossnthal,
Tuesday night. were sentenced
Thursday by Justice Niemann- AM
drew Dupie paid a fine Of $40 and Is
costs and Harvey Bcaudrie was sent
to the house OF correction for 30 days.
not being able to pay the .o3S dine
imposed upon him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24

y! 4. which msstIngs win ,. held every
Thursday evening beginning next
auss win also Be held Tor the he older
boys OF the Sunday school classes.
Prof g; 2: Moody. q the Moody inst.
t tSs b cn,s;ssS srd Eas:ns Poster Of
Prot. w. w, Fiorer. 81 Ann Arbov.
will give an illustrates lseture. Fri.
day evening. In Arbsitsr hail on the
lures will be used.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-24
FORD

Superintendent Of schools Charles
Y. Pike 10 recovered from his recent
Duane Barnaby. 81. died Thursday
evening In Emergency hospital. He
70 survived by three sons. Ralph. Earl
Hovelin and Marie. Funeral ar
vangements are not completed.
Mas Gertrude Fiance, Third-st.. IL
ID Providence hospital. recovering
from the effects OF recent opera
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ed to Mr.. Fieumer's sister. Mrs. Mary
Huss. his sole heir.
Today marks the eighteenth ami
verssry OF the local Royal Neighbors
OF America. Suitable exercises are to
be held In their hall tonight. with q
banquet preceding a number of talks
to be given by state officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-03
SPORTS
RICHMOND EASY PREY
TO NEWARK INDIANS
Local Lads Had No Trouble in Hitting When Hits Didn't
Amount to Anything-Witter Did all the
Heavy Smuggling for Visitors.

Wittct. batting for Newark. won
the game over Richmond yesterday af-
icrnoon, making II two out of three
sames. The score was TO 3. out
side of Knocking a home run and a
three Dagger, Wittcr was unable to
connect with the offerings of McKen
~ in four trips to the plate Both
Sluss were placed at the most objec
tiohablc points of tho field, just inside
Just inside the iirst-bas. line for the
three sack slug. The first hit only
scored one run ahead of him, ana the
second only scored two, making /, to-
tai OF four for the two swats.
The TWO teams evcned things up in
the nrst frame by making IL couple of
runs apiece, Cable first man up for
perfect sacrifice. Callahan went out
TO Bankston. but Witter hit 4 home
run and made II two runs. The ball
went just inside the third base foul
line and went out OF the grounds at
tho end of the fence.
nichmond erend matters . up when y;nn,
and ilendryS went out TO the outer
gardeners. Bankston hit for couple
OF sncks. and Clemens 'rotted over
and Bankston registered. kelilher
went out TO the left field.
In the sixth session Richmond took
another run, and looked like sure
winner. as Nick enry was going strong.
allowing only one hit UP TO this ses-
sion. In the eighth session McKenry
from the mound. Five hits and five
runs resulted. The Newark lads bat
ted all around during the session. With
one man out. Healcy walked and
Schwert and wilkinson both singled.
scoring Hea!ey. Cable singled ON
Shorten's inncld out Schwert scored;
then Writer came along again and
drove out another hit for three bases,
this time. that brought over Wilkin-
son and Cable. Durgin singled, and
Wittcr Tailed. The frame was ended
without further damage.
Neither team was able to score adj
ditional runs. though Richmond CON
stantly pushed the Indians, and few
hits AZ opportuue moments would have
meant an easy victory. In tn: seventh
session Richmond filled the bases with
only one out, and was unable to tally.
Reynolds, first man up, singled. Nc
kenny went out 10 Wilkinson on
attempt TO sacrifice, but Clemens and
Eibel walked in succession. The bases
wcro checked full OF Climbers. Hen
dry& hit sorry little Groundcr 10
Cable that forced Reynolds at the
plate, and Banksion went out, Cable
TO DurSiu. with all ease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-03
SARATOGA RESULTS

lonss-Passing Fancy. los Garner. i
TO 3. out out. won; Idolita, los (Bux-
fare Far 1es g 9camp6e 10 to 3 se 20 ID
], 5 to !. third Time, 90. stony
Brook. Moonlighter, Doc Meals and
Comrade also ran.
second-steeplechase about two
miles-Loush Foyle,- 147 Of. Williams).
s to 5. to 5. . to s. won: Stonewood.
40 OB. Haynes). 10 to l, 4 to !. to
!. second; Eootlights; 1888 GKeatinGl.
Shannon River. Quel Bonhuer. NJ. j..
shannon. WATERFOWL, Brother Stone
and Traditioner also ran.
IL to S. . to 10. 9 to 20. won; Blue
thistle. 116 (Schuttinger). IL to S. 4
to 5. : to $. second; Corsican, los
Time - Is SARATOGA to Fair 20 c !niTa
star Gaze, Polroma and Gleipner also
ran
Tourth five and half furlsongsr,
L of rs IS TO- /. TO !, to t. sec
ond Tragedy dS;rd d22 SButwell9. to J. 2
mila. whitney Belle. Rosewood. Hath
or. Relieve Me- Boys. Marie Odile.
Queen Of the Water. Kagura. Slsaga,
odds and Ends, Queen Errant, Gadiola
and Diversion also ran.
Fifth-one mile-Shyness, IA {Con-
Nephthys. log {BalD, Is TO 10, 1 to
2, 1 to S, second Republican, 113
ZINE. 1910 Us. Jesse, Jr., Malabar.
Song Of Valley. Black Coffee. Ting-a-
Ling and Raconteuse also ran.
Sixth-siX furlongs-The Crimpcr,
10 (Murphyl, TO l, to l. even, won !:
XyIon, lis (Loftus). even. ! to 2, to
(, second: Hubbub. ITO Gapaille). IL
to /, s to l, S to 2. third. Time, ! :13 1-5.
our John. sansymtng. The Cock. Past
master. Hendrie; OJala. Mediation, Tip
perary. Kens. Gibraltar, Bet and May
Bird -Also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-03
SPORTS
TARHEELS FINALLY WIN
PORTSMOUTH LOSES FINE
GAME OF NATIONAL SPORT.
Not Earned Run In EIevcn-InninE
Contest Played Down
by Sea.

PORTSMOUTH, August 2-Fi7e err
rors in the eleventh. inning to-day
gave the closing game TO Rocky Mount
by tho score OF to l.. 1t was a dis
appointing and unexpected ending to
what was otherwise Il beautiful con-.
test.
Rocky Mount scored her first tally in
the second inning. when Gust. who had
singled. stole second and third bases
i'll rapid succession. Gust scored on
an error by Fox.
Portsmouth tied this in the seventh
on single" u sacrifice hit and an err.
ror by Parmalee. Then the score re-
manned tied until the eleventh frame.
In this session Jarman reached first on
parllcr's error. I[ircher sacrificed and
was safe on Atoms bad throw. Mar
can sacrificed. and Alton fumbled. Re-
suit, two runs.
The Truckers were unable to come
back in their half of the eleventh. and
the game went to tho visitors. Alton
pitched first-claSs ball. striking out
eight and allowing but three hits. Not
an earned run was made during the
game. The score