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|. c. C. DENIES BANKERS
 RAII ROAD PASS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.- Bankers who finance railways are not entitled to railroad passes. the interstate com merce commission today advised New man Erb, president of the Ann Arbor Railroad MT Erb asked whether a ruling of the commission in 1913 re- garding. the issuance of free transporta- tion applied to bankers. The commis- sion held before that it was unlawful for an interstate carrier to issue passes to local attorneys and surgeons who did not devote substantially all their time to the business of the road.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-15

HOUGHTON, NIich.-Victoria for October vii! show l3O tons of copper The 23rd level has a fine mass show ing and the 26th bottom is in good rock.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-15

HOUGHTON, Mich.-The Kewee- nav mill is operating steadily No figures are Obtainable on the rock showing, although officials are more than pleased. No data is expected un til the mill has operated full month and has handled rock from practically every opening as well as from the stock pile.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-15

HOUGHTON, Mich-Inability to se cure additional men makes it. impos- sible for South Lake to increase its openings and ship more rock. The property. even on it's limited open ings, is more than paying expenses. Last month 34aO tons of rock were sent down.
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FOUND

FOUND-First stop below Higgins car stop, one music stand and case
 Owner can receive same by paying for this ad. 525
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Certain Cure for Group.

Mrs Rose Middleton, of Greenville H., has had experience in the treat ment of this desease. She says
 When my children were small m. son had croup frequently. Chamber lain's Cough Remedy always broke up these attacks immediately. and was never without it in the house. have taken it myself for coughs and colds with good results" Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-15
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The stockholders of the Bisbee Cop per Mining & Development Company a corporation, are hereby notified to surrender all certificates to the Min CTS & Merchants Bank, Registrar, in the City of Bisbee, Arizona, in order to have said certificates countersigned by said registrar, to enable stock holders to transfer stock on the New York Curb or Stock Exchange.
 A. H. LIVINGSTON, Secretary.
 Advertisement 265
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FOUR DOCTORS
 DISAGREED
Pains Disappeared After Use of Lydia E. Pinkham's
 Vegetable Compound.

Wilmington, Del.-"I was suffering from a terrible backache and pains in
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Miscellaneous

Mrs. Frank Cornette. agent for Mad am Cornick's Rosezalie Toilet arti- cles. Phone 5S3. 745
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Two lots each 31x10O feet, near Tomb
 stone car line. nearly level. Bar gain at $125 each. Thomas McGuin- ness, Box 1440. 455
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FOR SALE-6 room house and furni- ture. all modern conveniences, with
 cement pantry, yard fenced in. req scnable. 51 J. E. T. St., Johnson Addition. 461
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MONEY TO LOAN-At low rates on
 improved property or for building, easy terms of repayment. T. A. Hughes. Sank of Bisbee bldg. 4S9
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FOR SALE-500 shares Jerome Port
 land. Call for particulars Phone 55S. 354
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ReUietO Want Ads for each 
 
For Sale

THE MOOSE HOTEL (Old Kinney House)-Furnished rooms S2 per week and up, with gas; also light
 housekeeping rooms. IFS
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S50,000 to loan on improved city prop
 erty or for building. On easy terms
 of payment. T. A. Hughes, over Bank of Bisbee. 923
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FOR SALE-Highest cash prices paid
 for second hand furniture. stoves, clothing and tools. Uncle Jim's. Brewery Culch. 81
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FOR SALE-Good ' room house and
 garage in Warren. Good locat on. For price and terms see T. A. Hughes. Bank of Bisbee Bldg. 317
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

Will give free demonstration in mas sage, manicuring shampoo and scalp
 treatment at Mrs. Millers Beauty Parlors, S4 Brewery Gulch. with California Perfume Co. toilet goods, Wed. from 10 a. m. till D. m. 462
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WOOOMEN CIRCLE
 Meets in Medigovich Hall 2nd and sfh Fridays of each month. 304 ELLEN FOLEY, Guardian PAULINE F. BROWN. Clerk.
 P. O. Box 621
 Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-15
Home Talent Outfit
Glpes Cincy Hirelings
Pointers on Baseball
Richmond, S; Lick Hun, 5.

Hal Bacon, former citizen OF this
community. and Glenn McCann, an.
other former Quakerite, with seven
or nine other gentlemen claiming the
game of baseball as one of their &C
let yesterday afternoon to renew old
acquaintances, and incidentally to adj
minister the kibosh to AL Bayis and
his crew of Richmond semi-pros
But after nine innings OF torrfd pas
timing, during which lapse of time, for
mer Wayne countyite Bacon suffered
the humiliation of having his offerings
swiped thither and yon, and Glenn
Mac, himself, brought the nostril sym
Dol into use when he fooled high
one away out in center, the local part
OF the Cincinnati contingent was con-
tent to call 1t quits at SO.
BavIs Starts Strong.
To start with Board of Works Presi-
dent Alfred Bavis had started the team
off on the right pedal extremity. Ba-
Wis. who, with Pete MINER, shared
the hillock laurels. performed their
parts we'll
So well in fact, that had everything
gone Okay, Bavis and MINER would
nave US6u dCGTSuilSu VIII q Ouo-ulI
game
Statistics show that chief action OF
the Quaker club took place in the
third, sixth and seventh chapters.
In the third round Lick Runs infield
and battery blew" Two wabbles
and Cap Sullivan and MINER were on
the paths. Successive blows of Kel-
~. Schattel and Logan showed EN-
home
The second section of the fireworks
came In the sixth. Schattel led off
with bingle Logan laid down
neat one Webster, Ind, flashed into
the spotlight when L. p Moore poled
one into the bushes for three bases.
Things were just emphasized in the
seventh. Stevy, first up, singled
Sullivan sacrificed Pete Miner was
safe when the grey matter of the L. r.
infield failed to work properly Kelly
thumped one through the keystone
sacker's pins and all hands scored
No reason why unpleasant memoir
les should be revived consequently the
narration of Logan's "erraticness" in
the sixth and seventh verses will not
be chronicled. Suffice to say however,
Lick Run had no license to score any
of the trio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-15
R. H. S. TRACK
OUTFIT MAKES
GOOD SHOWING

OXFORD. o.. May 15.--Copping two
tfirsts, second and third, Richmond
high track athletes entered in the
tri-state lists here Saturday. gave Gin
cinnati, Dayton and Oxford high
school athletes a run for honors. In
position r. H. S. finished fourth with
fourteen points to her credit.
Tai Jessup and Wib Morel we're the
Quakers taking initial honors. In the
go championship hurdle event Jessup
easily took his first heat. In the finals
he was not pressed. Wib Morel led
the field in the one-mile event He
was paced by Cincinnati and Hamilton
high runners.
Davis, R. H. s. hope in the high
jump, was not there in form The
event was taken with mark of 5
feet 3 inches. A week ago Davis
registered feet inches. Dollins of
Richmond took third place
Brumley of Richmond, proved a big
surprise in the $50. From a large
field of starters the Richmond athlete
took over close second. Chumard of
Cincinnati won the event.
Richmond was represented by a del
egatlol of student rooters, who made
tn nsSi"C7 lt'~wn whenever the r. H
5. 'F-''",C ,aG ;"~EN to the fore.
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CHANCES
train NUMBERS
OVER ALL LINES

Almost all trains on the Pennsyl-
vania lines which run through Rich
mond will be remembered on May 2S.
This was announced today by Division
Operator ]. E. Foley. Almost all trains
on the Pennsylvania lines west of
P:ttsburg will have the numbers
Changed
After the REMEMBERING, a train will
keep the same number throughout the
entire trip. For instance, the train
running from st. Louis to New York
will have the same number all the way.
At present the number is changed on
different divisions enroute.
A few of the trains on the Indianap-
oils division will retain the old num-
bers, but these will be the only ones.
The new time table will not be made
public for several days because the
revision is not complete.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-15
MILLS BREAKS
WEIGHT RECORD
IN TWO EVENTS

Earlham and l. C. A. L. records in
the discus and hammer throw were
broken by Eldon Mills, Quaker, in the
dual meet between Franklin and Earl.
nam on Reid field Saturday. The
meet ended tie at SO all. Cutrell
and Mills, Earlham, and Bailey and
Short, Franklin, were individual stars,
The Summary:
TWo-Mile Run-Cross Cd first; Can.
aday tE), second; Jones (E). third
Time 10:45 3-5.
100 Yard Hurdles-Bailey (F), first:
Winslow (E), second; c. Hamilton
CD, third. Time, 1T.
1oO-Yard Dash-Cutrell (E), first;
Lowrey Cd. second; Martin (F),
third. Time, 10 3-5.
8S0-Yard Run-Short (F), first:
Briggs (E), second; Denman fF),
third. Time, 1926.
22O-Yarf Hurdles-C. Hamilton (F),
first; II. Hamilton (F), second; Jen.
-kins (E), third. Time, :29.
440-Yard Dash-D. Mills (E), first:
Denman CD, second; Foxworth CT,
third Time, "a 4-5.
220-Yard Dash-Powery (F). first;
Cutrell (E), second Martin, FO,
third. Time, :23 3-5.
One-Mile Run-Short (F), first;
Hutton (E), second; Steffey (F), third
Time, 1855 3-5.
Discus Throw-E. Mills (E), first;
Bowen Cd, second Moorish (E),
third. Distance, 124 feet 5 inches.
Shot Put-Morrish (E), first; Low
cry CF), second; Bailey (F), third.
Distance, 80 feet inches.
Pole Vault-Bailey (F). first;
Whiteley (E), second; H. Hamilton
I'd, third. Height, 10 feet 5h inches.
High Jump-Cutrell (E), first; Bail
ey Cd, second; Rees (E), third.
Height, feet 91s inches.
Broad jump-Reese (E), first: e.
Mills (E), second; Bailey (F), third.
Distance, 20 feet.
35-Pound Hamme-E. Mills (E),
first; Moorish (E), second; Bowen
CD, third. Distance, AZ feet Z inches.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-15
RAW SUPPORT
WHIPS BRUNTON

Raw support back of Ray Brunton,
enabled Lawson's Indianapolis Glovers
to get by with the Playground s. A. l..
argument Saturday. Brunton yielded
but two. swipes but seven errors of
the Ad-H. backing tells its own tale.
Allstadt for the Indians, hurled con-
sistent ball and generally managed to
keep the Phil Meeks artillery in
check. Ad Hill had the contest tucked
away until the fatal third when boots,
bingles and bones netted the Lawson
contingent trio of scores.
The score:
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.FRY'S PITCHER
SPRINGS JINx
ON SEEDERS
j. Fry, g; A. s. M, 6.

Ed Fry's Johnson-Fry outfit furnish
ed big surprise to the Seeders, who
were side tracked in the mixup at the
Beallview park lot. Mag Barnard, the
star J.-F. slabber was in characteristic
form and the Seeders with only five
blows couldn't get the break. Barn
ards single and double also contribut.
ed in the stick work of the south-sid
ers. The Fry squad took kindly to the
offerings of Johnny Taggart and regis.
tered ten safe blows.
The score:
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MAN
QUITS SCORING
after DEL UCE
starr, 1s: Westcott. 6.

For four innings Saturday out at
Natco park the Starr Piano and West
colt motor forces played baseball
In the fourth inning, however, the
W. n. crowd showed signs Of weaken
ing. Starr Piano scored three runs
this round.
In the sixth came the deluge.
EVERYBODY took notion to hit and
Rus Hawekotte with practically no
support gradually lost interest In pro-
ceedings.
After nine runs had been chalked up
Tor the piano makers the official scor-
eT, VINO. by the way was a Westcott
man, became disinterested In the pro-
ceed1ngs and gave up the job in dis
gust.
Hence no box score on the game.
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DUNING'S
SPORTOsCOPE

Herb Logan.
Established a little record all his
own yesterday.
But Immediately after the game. S
o. S. Jones motored Herb and team
mate Davis from the zone of violence
Four to One.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, the Louis.
vile Times and the Herald were not
the only ones to miss it on George
Smith-a to l shot.
Al Bavis, a Municipal Lacquer, had
perfect average.
Rlooey.
Wib Morel, latter winning the one
mile down at Oxford Saturday,: Eel
lows, say, that was a pipe. It's a
wonder though l didn't break no
record"
Satisfied.
Henry coddles no grudge today.
Seven-to-six, Senators
Final.
The tie that binds-the family fIiv-
YER
Note.-If this isn't a sport item, it's
clever, you'll all admit, no doubt.
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RECALLS HOLD
BLANK SECTION
OF so SCORE

HAGERSToWN, Ind, May 10
Geisler had just shade of Ching Nc
Conaha and the Hagerstown Hubs by
taking advantage of numerous Rexall
boots. BANKED the Richmond visitors
yesterday, 5 to 0. Genes men were
wont to throw the ball away at every
critical stage of the game. J. Logan,
and Glib Hunt, Hagerstown,
copied out batting honors.
The score:
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SENATORS TAKE
CAMBRIDGE DUEL

The Richmond Senators ..came.
back yesterday afternoon at Ratliff
park
Cambridge City, after banking the
locals q week ago, was unable to re-
peat the trick yesterday when Hen
Schweizer's crowd annexed the game
by the figures 7-6.
Red Evans, on the mound for the
Senators. was exceedingly stingy with
his hits and with the exception OF the
eighth round when Cambridge scored
Tour OF It's runs. was practically irwin
chile. Norris, Giant finger, pitched
good game. but was the victim of
the breaks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-15
BOSTON ATHLETES
DOWN PHILOMA7H
BY HUSKY SCORE

BOSTON, Ind, May 16.-Philomath
submitted to 16 to walloping at the
hands of the Boston A. c.. diamond
lights here yesterday afternoon. Co.
BILE. on the mound for Boston, allowed
the visitors but five scattered swipes.
Kaufman, for Philo. was nieked hard
in practically every other round. The
score:
R. H. E..
Philomath $50. 0O1 OF 200 IS S
Boston $500. 314 Ill 32*-16 Il 8
Batteries: Kaufman and Barry; Co
BILE and Hinebaugh
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RESERVES WHIP
BRAVES SQUAD

Clouting the ball to all parts of the
lot and running the paths wild, the
Westside Reserves yesterday after
noon at the Sheridan street diamond,
walloped the Richmond Braves, 90 to
g. The Braves made Is errors and
these intermixed with 81 swats gath
cred by the Reserve stickers, made it
easy going for the winners. The
score:
r. H. E.
Reserves ..... 900 sol 593-23 q 9
Braves ........ 211 900 O05- 9 10 Is
Batteries: Gross, Vinton( and Tit
tie, E. Vintcn; Title and NJ Vinton.
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StegaH Batters Wav
To PugiHstic Fame

Away out in Cumberland, Pa, Little
Artha StigaH, local pug product, is
battering his way to fame.
The following extracts from Cum
berland and Waynesboro, Pa, dis
patches tell their own story:
Kid Owens. the colored lightweight
who met Stigall in ten round bout
here. never had a chance with the
Hoosier. In the first round Stigau did
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all the leading. The second round was
about even. But in the third StisalI
cut loose with haymaker. That end
ed it,
Little Arthur StigalI is some fight.
er. He went in TO the ring with K. o.
Brown last night for assten round af.
fair. Brown was lucky to last the ten
rounds as Stigall repeatedly threaten
ed to score sleep producer. StieaII
easily won on points
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WILLIAMSBURG
BLANKS REDS
IN TIGHT DUEL

WILLIAMSBURG, Ind, Nav 15.-
Errorless bali back of alright pitch.
ing gave Williamsbur a 5-to-0 victory
over McCleery's Red Sox in yester.
days diamond argument. Wilcoxen
yielded Blu one blow, and his team
mates fielded faultlessly. Sox Gay.
ior's sins were in the main RESPONSE
bic for the Red Sox showing. Score:
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RUNS
CHASED over PAN

f1fty-four runs were scored in the
ST. Mary's-W S. Red Sox conflict at
West Side park yesterday. Of that
number the Sox registered 30. The
specials rang up 25 Everybody pound
ed the ball and everybody scored.
Hits were 25 and % with the Sox
leading again. Individual clouters
were Gardner, Morris, Fischer, Soper,
Wessell, Brehm, Edwards, Mitchell.
McManus, Sherry, Brady and Wilson.
The score:
R. H. E.
Red Sox ...... 453 205 $3.50 Is 4
Specials ...... $50 511 1856 g s
Batteries: Gardner and Issen; Nor
ris and Mitchell.
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NORTHS WIN SEVEN
AND RETAIN LEAD

Yesterdays Results.
Norths, 6; Army, 4.
Navy, 6; Marines, 3.
By winning from the Army club Ga
Yesterday, the Norths of the River
dale league maintained their perfect
average. Navy added a win at the ex.
pense OF the Marines. The scores:
Norths-Army.
RH E.
Norths ........ 600 121 110-6 IL O
Army ....... ITO OO1 OO1-4 8 I
Batteries: Breese and Kelly: Baker
and Hart.
Navy.Marines.
r. H e.
Marines ....... oil 900 001-3 6 O
Navy ......... 010 III 11*-6 /
Batteries: Cooper and Jackson; O.
Miller and Hill
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Red Sox ...... 900 900 1000 l 6
Williamsburg. 020 800 O00-5 {
Two-Base Hit-Wilcoxen
Sacrifice Hit-Haas
Wild Pitch-Hensler.
Hit by Hitcher-Bundy.
Struck Out-By Hensler, 4; by Will.
coxen.
Bases on Balls-By Wilcoxen, 1.
Stolen Bases-Stein, Wilscoxen and
Haas.
Double Plays-Williams to Klinger:
Long to Klinger to Mayer.
Time-1: 45.
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Summary.
Three base hits. Holmes. Two
base hits-J. Holmes, Durham, -Clapp,
Gillispie. Craycraft, 2; Lucas Struck
out by Lucas, Z; Slovenian, s: Kin
sella, 2. Bases on balls-Schwerman,
5; Lucas, Kinsella. Time-2 05. Um-
pire-Bicken. Seorer-Todd.
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PENNSY CT UBS
CLoUT VICTORY
over NATCOS
Penney, .: Nateo, S.

Superior stick work on part of the
Toddites gave Pennsy q win at the
expense. of the tool makers In Satur-
days argument at the Ratliff park lot.
Lucas had all the better of Slovenian
and kinsella, the south-sider slabbers.
Both teams were bit weak in the
field, fifteen eros being recorded dur
ing tn conflict Otis Craycraft, with
couple of doubles and q couple Of
singles was the hitting kid.
The score:
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TIGERS TRIM NATcoS

Herb Stegman's Richmond Tigers
were far too good for the Natco In
dependents yesterday afternoon. and
the toolmakers' understudies were set
back by the figures of 20 to 9. Wib
Sturm, on the elevation for the Tigers,
had the south siders tanning consist.
emily,
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HaqerstoWn.

SUMMARY.
Two base hits-Hunt, Boyd. Sacri-
flee hits-Harter Diffenderfer. Hit by
pitcher-Thornburg. Struck out-By
McConaha, 6; by Geisler, 10. Bases on
balls-By McConaha, 1. Stolen bases
Recalls 2, Hagerstown, 9. Double
plays--Ttate to Logan, Harter to Gay.
lor. Time of game-1:55. Umpires-
Durbin and RudiceL
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MAY BOOK sPRuoELs

Next attraction at Athletic park
will be the White Sox club of Indian.
apolis. Management of the Richmond
club is negotiating for a booking with
the fast West Baden Sprudels, the
game to be played probably the fol-
lowing week.
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Divorce complaint was filed by May
Meyers against William Meyers III cir
cult court today. Cruel and inhuman
treatment is the charge preferred in
the complaint. The plaintiff also asks
for the restoration of her maiden
name. May Harding.
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summary.
Three base hits Moore: Stolen
bases-Logan, 2; Kelly. Struck out by
MINER, 3; Bacon. q Bases on balls
MINER, 2. Sacrifice hits-Logan,
Sullivan, Shaw. Time-2:00 Umpire
Attendance, 900.
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GAME CLUB MEETS.

The board of directors of the WAYNE
County Fish and Game Protective as
ISOLATION will meet tomorrow evening
IN the Commercial club room to elect
officers.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled.
Games Today.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
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Summary. !
Three base hits-Coulter. Two base
hits-Barnard, Diggs. Struckout by
Barnard, II; Taggart, 9. Bases on
balis-Taggart, 2; Barnard Hit bats
man-Bosworth, Clarke Wild pitches
Barnard, 2. Time 200. Scorer
McMinn. Umpire-Allison.
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Summary.
Two bast hits-Hoover Struckoui
by-Brunton, IA; Allstadt, IL. Bases
on balis-Brunton, 4. Time of game
-1:55. Umpire-Allison. Scorer
Etter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-15
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

MISUNDERSTANDING VS.. Pennsy.
Wednesday-Kaysee VS.. Feds.
Friday-Press VS.. Bankers.
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CUBS TRAMPLE
BOSTON JUNIORS

Beallyiew park was the scene of a
rafting good game yesterday after
noon when the Richmond Cubs slipped
one past the Boston Juniors, s to 3.
Stegman, flinging for the Cubs, had
all the better of Jenkinson, the Boston
hurler, although rank support at times
scored runs for the Richmond team.
Sluggers of the game were Jenkfnson,
Tietz, Feeger, Stegman and Wettig.
The score:
r. H. E.
Boston ........ 900 030 000-3 6 8
Cubs .......... 600 300 O20-5 9 5
Batteries: Jenkinson and Farms
worth; Stegman and B. Rost.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-15
Big League Dope
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati, 3.
(Ten innings.)
New York, 6; Chicago, 4.
Brooklyn, 8; st. Louis, 2.
Games Today.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburg.
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Yesterdays Scores
In Major Leagues
NATIONAL.

At Chicago RH. E.
New York 800. 103 o10 1905 0
Chicago ....... COZ 900 011- Is
Batteries: Tesreau, Benton and Rar.
iden; Mcconnell, Packard and Archer.
AT st. Louis r. H E..
Brooklyn $500. 900 COS 0D0-3 8 l
st. Louis .... 900 0001 1902 9 8
Batteries: Pfeffer and o. Miller:
Sallee, Jasper and Snyder
B At Cincinnati R.H. e.
Philadelphia - 900 900 201-1 II 3
Cincinnati -. 600 600 POI O--3 10 O
Batteries: Bender and Killifer;;
Schneider Shultz and Wingo.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Yesterdays Results.
Louisville, Q; Milwaukee, /.
All other games postponed; rain.
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Games Toda,

Louisville at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Toledo at Minneapolis.
Columbus at st. Paul.
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American-No games scheduled.