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JAMAICA RESULTS

ioi CMcCahny). 10 |, 2 to and :,
10 .. won. WOOD Trap, IT, GIayncs,
f1H.,h. 20 ana out, second; Enltlc
"ut,. thtrd. Time. ZOE 50. bunaga AIM
Whirtring Dun and Pleasant Dream.
also ran.
second mile and DISQUALIFICATION
~ 'Metralfl, 10 2, oven and 10 +
Wnni Ida caliro, 1907 THuxton). . to ..
.tiaHo'ol). 10 !, 2 20 ! am. { TO +.
,hir!, Time, :aT. CliT Haven. Yodei-
NJ Ahar;: and Sew River MISC ran.
curative and ono-ha!f furlongs---
nix, lob tFatrhro,hcr(. g 10 r, to
= and 20 8, won; True as steel tMc-
second: THY Tim. J0i Ihlexandcr,. &
4" 81. 70 > and cvor, third. Timc. I:07-
.. Gv Morrick, Canghin and school
boy also ran
W@oGen shoes 10 u3alD. 10 to ;. even
mo Z" :, won; Elue Thistle. ~ (Mc-
ibgrarG. q 20 !. I. to ANA even. sec
t.u Slr William Johnson. 100 Graves
- :" !! "a / and 4 10 |. third Time.
Viriic, Grumpy. Bnc a MADAME
ter also ran,
Fitih r:.ce-Hiverdale. III tKe,sey).
OF Eamphclll, 10 r, TO and ont
se 70 Nono Such. los tMink), 7 to !,
, iianonoia aud Flare also ran.
l%,n -s,N fnIlongs-Fussy Wassy
-" tMccahcy), TO !. T. 10 3 and 10
: >. won: Dr.. GTcmor io7 (Gravca) |!
+ ~ SO and 20 ], second: SAFE
70 i: third. Time. iii z-5. riiE .i
Ttdo. Woodfair. Pinch, CANNON. CHAR.
ot"nr, Rio Oakwood Meadsyorth G,,i
let fouipliso. Ola Broom nlRo ran.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

First-six turlongs-Billy Joe. 100
&C. HnnD, sa:so, 500 and s2,IO, won:
Morristown. 100 COOPER. $3.50 and
third Time, LID 10. Fidget. Bean
Spiller, Water Wad, Donald and Miss
Lynn also ran.
K seeohhhhn Aye 1fq.rnlongscmoPomP. IL
Won: Sweet Helen. lo4 tCooper). $40.
81. third. Time. I:o3. Phocion. Sophia
Gatewood, Peachie. JarEon. Monotony.
ana Cola also ran.
Third-six furlongs-Dick Williams.
I no. (GSSoso);; $3.50, $40 and s2:;4o, won;
second; 1Iuffaker; 100 d.apaillcl. 5000.
third: Time, l:13 As. John Jr.. COL
onel Yennie. Primcro. IIubbub and kim
ney also ran.
Tomrth-ilvc rurlongs-Guy Fortune.
10 U.apaille), $500. sa.ao and s320,
won: Ncttie Walcutt. lo2 (Callahan ) :
$40 and 81 second: May w. "a Mar
co., s1o.70. third. Time. :oi 2-5. High
and Fizer also ran.
Fifth-milc and an eighth-Raybcrry
c { : g los e Goose; ss:5S; $40 and
los (Shillinr). $3.50. third. Time. / 81
10. Bryn Limah and Donerail also
ran.
sixth, sis,h,s:: f. fnrlsens S. 11a
$40. second Skilesknob. Jig tMcTag-
E 9,nn5 sH1G thir9 Time
p" "rs Flower also S ran SHINE and
Irish Gentlemen, 10 tCooper). 5000,
s3.3o and s2.3o, won: Samuel r. Mey-
or, ne Goose, $40 ar and s2.1G. sec
$50. third. T;me. 2:oa. Queen Apple.
Impression and Star Shooter also ran.
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c. & o. Bors 10 plnr

o-morrow afternoon two teams
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way general Office will clash in ~,
nrst game OF the serics TO determine
ne championship OF tho First Ma
DC between the Fourth and Fifth
Floors and VIII be played at Byrd
Park at 6 O'Clock
The lnc-ups:
Fifth Floor-Taylor. shortstop; Dick
erson. right field: r. Dunn, third base:
walton. second base; Swcctrnan, frst
base: Branch. left field; Avery. center
Fourth Floor--McGchec catcher:
Ellis: pitcher: Onesiy, shortstop: Bcas-
Icy. first bnae; w. Tallcy. second base:
Van Pelt. third base; Seminole. cen
ter field: Binns. right Held: !. Tallev.
left field
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Rain Holds Billsmiths Idle

Rnin yesterday prevented the
opening Eume of the series In
Rochester between the Hustlcrs and
Richmond IntS. II IL more thnn
probable thnt the grounds will not
nc in condition for the game this
afternoon, the do,vnpour wan
heavy. AS Newark did not play
MISC. the BfllSmIfhs nre Htill cIinEinr
to the top of the ladder, which they
share with the Indians. Only one
game was played I'm the Intcrnn-
tional League.
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SHlPBUILDERS WIN EASILY
Especial to The rines-DiSpatch.l

iSpcci0I 70 Tho Tilnes DiSpatch.1
NEWPoRT NEWS, VA. alay %
Timely hitting, coupled with the Wild
GavO the Shipbuiiacrs an easy victory
over lloDcwcll hero this afternoon. IL
was the first appearance Of tho Bombs
IN thiS CRY and tn" hrst appearance OF
tho Newport News club under tho lead
crship OF Fred Payne. The hitting of
Schultz, Walters and Russci and
catches by CASTOR and Crist were fea :
lures. Smith also did some nice base
running. Barnett was ont Of the game
u ifh q Ind ;tnlilc. Srnrn.
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BOTH PLAY ERRORLESS BALL
Especial TO The Tines-Dispatcf

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
ROCKY MOUNT. y. C.. May 22--The
league leaders and the champs locked
horns FOR a battle royal this afternoon
and with both clubs playing errorlcss
ball! The Downhoners claimed the
3 too victory through the effective
portwhc"l"r was Alton, and the Tar
heels made Il win Of IL because he
Wavered and failed In the pinchcs All
runs scored IN the game were earned.
Tn.
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.I,nn,nra su,ncnd. .I,mc.

nlngs yesterday suspended Bill James
indefinitely. After Big Bill had
warmed up with the other Detroit
hurlcrs hc was informed of his in
definite suspension and was handed
his ticket back 10 Detroit. Failure to
koep In condition got James into
trouble with his boss.
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MONTREAL'S STREAK BROKEN

MONTREAL, QUE. May 22.-Provi-
i,cace today broke Mon,rears winning
streak by winning. u 20 10. Presto
wa-s touched up for sixteen hits. The
Providence pitchers We're profusa IN
passes, issuing sixteen between them
Tn hitting q Eehg and onslow fca-
-ured the game. Rehg getting three
HRS one 2 homer Scnre.
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NORFOLK At HIS MERCY
POOLE. OF PETERSBURG.
EASY VICTOR OVER TARS
Goohers Bunch Hits or Finger Portray.
Newport News Takes Measuring
OF HopewclI.
Special 10 The Tfnes-Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. May 22.-Poole held
Norfolk at his mercy this afternoon.
and yielding but three hits. took the
first game of the series from Norfolk
TO I. Portray, for the Tars. was good
for five, but Petersburg punched them
with sacrifices. and scored two earned
runs. The last came in the fifth. on a
free pass, stolen base. passed ball and
sacrifice ny.
Norfolk had hit safely but once up
TO the last frame, when the two SIN
giles and an inield out netted tho
Tars their only tally. Portray famed
nine. Tho score:
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johnson Not For Sale

WASHINGTON, May 2c-CInrk
griffith. manager OF the Washington
hnsehall club. snid the rumor of
Walter Johnson's sale to the CIeye-
land club wus absurd. He denied
cmphnticniiy TINT amy negotiations
were on.
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BOSTON WINS AGAIN

ST. LOUIS. MO, May 2e.-Bos,on do-
Tcated ST. Louis again to-day 10 j.
In the sixth inning Evcrs's single and
Ceilings home run gave tho visitors
TWO runs. In the eighth they made
i've hits and six runs Hughes Tor
Boston, wont we'll until tho ninth,
when he allowed tho locals Ave runa
off six hits. Score.
Ini,I.
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PLANK KNOCKED OUT OF BOX

NEW YORK, May 22.-St. Louis won
a loosely played game from New York
here to-day. to >. Plank was Knocked
out Of the box IN the eighth. but Groom
saved the game for the visitors Mar
sans starred with Il home run and two
singles, three runs. n stolen base and a
great catch on Pipp. Score:
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Summary; Runs-Kinr, Alton. Edwards 81.
I""i". Loft on asra-i'ortSInnuth. =: Rocky
Mount. II. Earned runs--porisinouth .:
Roci,y Mount. :. stolen bases cucto, r:iscl.
Edwards. PaTmnlcc O.. M"Cl"limnd Sac
tf%). iw".haso hits--E"yrolds. Grays. Three
base milking. DornIc piayF--ParmaIce to
Hct'hlihnf; NcCl"lland tunassistcdD. Struck
out-by r"nGr". &; ~ Alton. 3. Bases on
hnlis-of TcaGuc. ,: off Alton. :. Hit by
pit"hor-by league, f'arGcr). wild ritch
--TcaGuc. Time : hour. Umpire. jIuyhas
Attendance, E75. Weather. dirk and rainy
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HARD HITTING WINS

PHILADELPHIA, PA. May 22.-
Hard hitting in the first and eighth
innings gave Philadelphia the victory
over Cleveland to-day. 10 to s. As
Washington defeated Chicago, Cleve-
land was knocked out Of first place.
Washington taking the lead. The
game was featured by home-Iun drives
by Grauey, Roth and Walsh. Score:
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Petersburg.
Norfolk.

SumfGary: Runs--NcaTy %. lIu0gins.
HsrtS"l! Two-baac h!t,--HudGina. Horny.
Stolen ta7es-fr'nychcr. Henry. WhiiceJ.
H0rIc'a. Double plays-Poh to Goalhy Ca
Henry; fartsel g Newton to MurDcth.
bases ha!i--on poole. :: off POrrav, .
LET, on MISUNDERSTANDING. s: Norfolk. :.
Hi BIZ p'tcher-by Poole. NHhittedD.
Strur7' ou:-h: Poole. .: bY Porray. !. Passed
balls iiudr.ns. Holloman. Time, :25. I'm
pi.c, Brown.
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SENATORS TAKE LEAD
CLARK GRIFFITH'S TEAM
ACHIEVES FIRST PLACE
Scores Victory Over Chicago. While
Cleveland In Dropping Came to
PHILADELPHIA.
WASHINGTON II

WASHINGTON, y. c., May 29.-
the american League pennant race to-
day by heating Chicago, to O, while
Cleveland was losing TO Philadelphia.
Only twenty nine men faced Harper.
He allowed but four hits. gave no bases
on balls. and struck out seven. Score:
Washington. Chicago.
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h!ts-S1caker. Home runs--Graney, walsh
Roth Struck out--by Myers. I. Bases on
bai!s--off Myers. 3: or BaEhy. 3 Wild pitch
Myers Ump!res, Evans and Hndebrand.
Tinc. l:io.
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PH|LL|Es DEFEAT CUBS
ALEXANDER is AIDED
BY ERRORS OF CHICAGO
Mighty Ono II Effective Until Fiftk
Frame, When Three Runs Arc
Scored His Delivery.

CHICAGO. May 22.-After Hondriz
had sprintcd TO second on his double
In the NTH. and then homo on Schulte's
single, he lost his effectiveness. ana
Philadelphia, aided by Chicago's era
rors. won, to 3. Timely hits by
Cooper drove in three Philadelphia
runs. The score:
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'SN0FH ~ Inn!nEg: n
ST. Louis ............o y % o o -
boston ..................o o Q o n-s
summary: Runs--J. Smith. German M
fon Bcschcr, Hornsby. Compton. Na-ar-
riI". i:v"rs. Collins 90, Wnhoi, Roantchy.
smith. Two-basc hits--Bstzei. Go~dv
h!i!eF: Three base h!ts-Hornshy Homo
Tun.co!l!ns Sacrifice h.s-J . smith
nuEh"s. stolen basc-Gowdy. Double rlnv--.
Williams To Corhan Miller II,i hv
pitcher-hy Wlliains. / Ikone,chy). na,.,
on on, ha!is-om Williams. ,. struck ou,-by
and Harrison. 'rirnr. 10 1' W.
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'rot.ls....co : - - Totals...c9 4.i .
. Bnt'cd for WoifEanE in sixth.
-Ba;tcd for Russell in ninth.

Score by innings: r.
Washington .........o ! =:
Chicago ................0 0 Q 90
Summary: Runs-Mian. Judge bases
hal!s-oN Russell, .: OF Wo!garg. .. Hits
OF WolfEang, In innings. Struck out
rs Harper, :: by WolfFang. s: by Russell. ].
Two base htts-Milan. Icrry. Sacrifice hits
Judge. Shanks. Double play-hIorEun To
Mcbride to Judge. Ump!rcs. Chill and
- l.ouehl!n. Time, l.3S.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York at Cincinnati.
brooklyn at Pittsburgh
boston at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
81. Louis at Now York
Detroit at Boston
Chicago at washington
Cleveland at rhiladeiphie
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Philadelphia.

Totals. ..3j "a q II Totals. IS l. "a 10
'Battcd for Smith In ninth.
Philadelphia .........4 o o 10
Cleveland ..............3 0 o o .
Summary: Rmns--witt. Schang (o), strunk.
Ncfnnis. La1oie. Walsh (2) Pick. Myers.
Craney (c). Turner. Speaker (2), Gandil,
O'Ncill. Roth. Hits-off Coumbc. I'm In
ming: off Bagby. 10 In innings. Two -baso
hts--Cirancy. O'Neill. Myers. Threc-basc
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TIGERS DROP ONE

BOSTON. May ga double by
walker and Janvrin's single in tho
ninth inning gave the Boston Ameri-
cans the run necessary TO defeat De-
troit. . to !. to-day. Score:
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Totals. "a e 2t1a Tota!s.....5 s27 7 ?
Score by Innings: r.
IIorcyvell ......-......o n 2 .;
Newport Scwa...... n q -

7H'"F'"'r 'H"F''''''.''- = -
Summary Runs Albus. Castor, Mace f2),
fhhlman. "rattcn, smith ta). Schultz
c'isi. Wali"rs 81 Stolon hascs-Smith ca
'rlm ~, Sohul'". Payne, Stoinhrcnncr. Sac
rinc" Hy-ragnc. Sacrifice hi,s-Wtaticn
Scott rhrc" hsaN hii"-Schu,tc. Russell
Two harr hi'S-Waitora 60, Lake. Alhun
Mace. Bases on baiis--on Scott {: off Rus
soil. 2 struck out--by Scott. z: by Rus
cell. I.oft on bnens-Newport News, &:
IIopewoll, 3. Double niay--RnpsrlI to hlbus
Ps.aod hell--Maco. wild pttch-Rns.eil
Time 2:m umpiEes, Kennedy and Rossano,
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
NewDnrf News. .: liopcyyell, ..
Ictt.rHbilrE. 3; Norfolk, l.
Nncky Mount. 3. Portsmouth. o
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How They Stand This
Morning
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
irovtdcnce. IL: Montreal, 10.
'ali other games postponed; rnin,)
STANDING OF CLUBs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
RICHMOND ut Rochester.
Ncwirls at Buffalo
Baltimore at Toronto
Providence mt Montreal
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington, ?; Chicago. o.
nhiihdeiphia. 10; Cleveland, s.
Boston. =: Detroit. 1.
-. Louis, 0: New York, ..
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Providence.

r.
Providence ...........7 0 ! S-.2
Montreal .............3 9 . 10
Summary. Huua-RchE co. ro~ell, Shsan
%. pns|o~ 20. TEtS!!sr. Fakr!Qve ~,
Yclle, Schultz Moran (2J. AIrne:da p.
smith ~. Wayne: O.. Dsgnrau. Madden.
iritste Two ra.o h!ts-Shcan. Ons.ow.
three has" hit--Tutwi!er Home run--Rchg
Sacrifice h!,-Tsll". Double pay--Aimciar
- wagner TO Slactery. iIts--oT Billiard
IN J Il innings. OF Schultz, IN c % in.
E:rf5. b'S"7 bnlls-oT billiard, :: OF
-ctu!'5 :; ~ iianuirartner. !: off Priegte
S'rEff gut ~ schultz. !: BY Fr.esIc i
WnG ri;e. "r.asts t'nr,,ircq t.:-1",;.r
and Chestnut v,.no. o.90
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john b. Cary Overwhe,m. wn,,,

John 3. Cary defeated WiIiiam -
yesterday afternoon at Byrd Park IN
&onesside contest by tho score ~ 80 -
g. The playing OF the entire C'ay, ,:...nD
was the feature of the gamc Whar.
TONS playing Was a feature for TIC
sone-half innings. '''''
Score by innings: y
William Fox. o o . ! : =
John p. Cary. .I II . a a. a."
"a Batteries: Cary, Glenn and Gentry.
William Fox. Book and Strnet
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STANDING 0E f,II.1.

Petersburg at Norfolk.
Iiorcwcli at Newport News.
portsmouth, Mt Rocky Nom
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Snmmary: Runs-Shotton. Johnson, S!sler.
Baker. Walters (c). Fisher Bases on balls
OF Plank. D; off Groom, !: off Heating J.
Struck out--hy Plank. 3: by Groom. I: BY
Heating, .; hy Fisher. ;; by Marble. / Three
hasc hi,-Johnson. Two base hits-Hnrtley
1'akcr. Fisher. Stolen Dissatisfaction. Sislcr
Pratt, Marssns. Pcck!npaugh. Home run,
Marsans Double piays-Pratt to johnson to
S.:i"r; Baker 10 Pipp TO Bal.er. Hi,s--ofr
2:-5 innings: of Fisher. In b1-3 inninEs
Umpiros. Owens and Connolly. Time. go
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tIIattcd for CnrriEan In sixth.
-l:at,ed for Grcg,; in sixth
Score by innings: r.
Detroit. ..................O o O o q G-l
i'pSton ..................O q y l..
Summary: Runs--YounE, Walker, JanvrIn.
Two base hits-Bu.h. Young. Dauss Carri-
gan, Walker t2). Stolen bnscs-Cobh Bush,
Lewis. 1Ioblit2el i2l. Sacrifice hits-Vitt
t:l. Young. Lewis. Janvrin. Double play
Dauss Ia Stanago to BURNS Bases balls
off Dauss. ]: off Gregg, I; off Foster. ..
Struck out-by Dauss. 3: by Gregg, .: by
Foster. ]. EMPIRES, Dlneen aud Nailin.
Tine Ella
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Greensboro, L.: Durham G.
Charlotte, 4; Raleigh -
Asheville- Winston salem nosfn,n,a. xo;
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STANDING on CLu1

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Durham at Greensboro.
Winston Snlcm at Asheviltr
ihHrInt 70 nj II
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National League

p,u RESULTs YESTERDAY.
philadelphln. .; Chicago, 3.
Boston. 4: 81. Louis, 8.
tAil others postponed; rnin.)
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
American AssocI

American Association
At Observation-Disclosures, 4: Mil
waukcc. s.
All others postponcd: rain
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Philadelphia.

-
Totals. Is e l, 3 To,als....s2 I y IL q
Slated for Zcidcr IN eighth.
fBatted for Seaton IN ninth.
Score by Innings: u.
Philadelphia ...........D o oS
Chicago ................o o o-S
summary: Runo-Byrne. Stock f2). Graz
vain 90 Schultz. Elack. Hendrix Two
base hits-Saicr. Hendrix Stock Crava IN
Cooper. Schultz. Sacrifice hIt-Flack stolen
nSses-Stoch Ludcrns. Alexander. Schultz,
williams, Bases on halls-oft Hendrix 6:
of Alexander. l. Struck out-by Hendrix.
4: By Sc1ton. :: by Alexander. 3. III; by
p!tch"r-"tliams. Wild p!tchcs-nendr,1
Sen'on. tmpircs. KLEIN ana Ensli-. T'ms.
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Totals 80 p ~ To,alsst syn q
Plated FOR Williams Il. ninth
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College na1ebhil
AT Philadelphia - Swarthmore, 10
Ponnsylvnnia. 3.
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South Atlantic League.
AZ Albnny--Albany. 3; Charlcaton. Q
All other games postponed: rain.
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Totals....3T IL - Il ; To;nis....SS y q Is :
.Battc'! for High in sixth
tBattcH for Fisher In eighth.
Score hy inn!ngs r.
81 Louis ...,..........0 3 %
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Southern Association.
,,,cv rocfnnra,l. r.i,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-10-28
WILL INSTITUTE NEW
LODGE OF |. 0. 0. {.
MiLLERs WILL BE THE SCENE or
AN ALL NIGHT EVENT
IN FRATERNITY

new lodge in odd Fellowship will
be instituted tonight at Millers. The
name and number are not yet Sc
lected The ceremony will be con
Quoted under direction of Sam Kelsc
of Hawthorne. grand master for the
state. Among the Tonopah Odd Eel
lows to attend will be w. A. Rogers
E. S. Norris, Lewis s. Ross, John B
Gallagher. John Dunsdon. George
Polkinghorne, w. N. Newell, Charles
NJ. Hooten, Pete Beko and Thomas NJ
Pearce. They will leave by autos
at 1870
There will be fifteen candidates
initiated. officers installed and {
banquet enjoyed. making 1t practi
cally an all night event
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PERSONAL

d. e. WARD was an arrival from
San Francisco this morning.
WARWICK /. ROWLAND Of Car.
rara Is registered at the Mizpah.
J. A. MOORE and daughter, Mrs.
Earl Bohanan, left this morning for
the Moore ranch in Smoky valley.
JUSTICE McCARRAN was a pas.
senger on this mornings southbound
train. He was en- route from Carson
City to Goldfield.
P. v. PERKINS. general manager
of the American Carrara Marble
company. at Carrara. is registered al
the Mizpah.
MRS. KATE LUCKETT. sister Of
the late James Golden. arrived this
morning from San Francisco and Il
the guest of Mrs. Roger Stenson.
A. B. PERKINS. candidate for the
assembly. left for Manhattan today
Mr.. Perkins reports conditions goot
in the Duckwater country. from
which he returned yesterday.
r. M. HAMPTON. superintendent
OF the Bull Moose property at Car
rara. il In town while en- route 4
the Typo country. where Mr.. Hamp
ton will sample some mining prop
critics.
MRS. LLOYD HORTON and Mrs
Roy Davenport returned this morn
ing from Goldheld. where they a,
tended the meeting OF the state fed
GRAFTON OF women's clubs.
MRS. W. H. HOOD and Mrs. 8. X
Morrison. wives of prominent phys
clans Of Reno. were guests at tn
Mizpah last night. They are attent
ing the state federation OF women
clubs convention at Goldfield
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BLOOD ON THE HAND
VI ABUSED MURDERER
DEFENDANT ADMITS GOING TO
AccusEDes ROOM ON
FATAL NIGHT


GALVESTON. Texas, Oct. 2S.-Tes-
timony that George Ryan. one of the
men accused of the murder of Will
liam Black. an anti-Catholic lecturer,
at Marshall. Texas. was near the
scene of the alleged murder with
blood on his hands" and had admitted
going up to Blacks room to make
or have him leave town." was intro
duced yesterday. over the defense's
objection. in the trial of John Cope
land. charged with murder.
|. l. Morgan of Marshall, the wit
ness, was called by the. state in re
buttal and told of meeting Ryan at
the hotel in Marshall. February 3.
1915. after hearing the shots. Ryan
came into the lobby from down.
stairs" Morgan said. There was no
blood on his hand"
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ENGLAND SENDS REPLY
ON BLACKLIST LETTER
Thy Associated Pre.s.,

' ny Associated fresn.b
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.-England's
reply to American representations
against the commercial blacklist was
received today by the state depart.
ment. 1t is understood II reiterates
its contention for the right to black
list, but offers methods of relief to
Americans under certain circum-
stances. Publication arrangements
will be made later
The British note is understood to
take the line of argument that it is
unprecedented for a neutral nation to
claim that a belligerent should in
effect compel its subjects to trade
with an enemy. that it is violating nc
law Of the British government to
prevent its subjects from doing SO
While Britain admits the rights of
persons in neutral countries to en-
gage In legitimate commercial trans
actions, it argues that such rights dc
not limit the right of other govern.
ments to restrict activities OF its own
nations. The subject will probably
be carried on further in diplomatic
correspondence.
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.ROUGHNECKs SHOW NO
COURTESY TO WOMEN
by Associated PressJ

by Associated PressJ
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 2S.-Women
campaigners OF the Hughes special
train met a stormy reception in
Kansas City late yesterday when
their bodyguard of several hundred
men FLASHED with would-be becklers.
Banners and pictures we're torn
from cars and several men were
struck. None OF the women was
roughly handled.
When the Hughes special arrived.
crowds Of Republican men attempted
to lien a path to waiting motorcars
for the women campaigners and hold
back the dozens or more motorcars
OF women whose variously inscribed
banners and pictures of President
Wilson proclaimed them Democrats
The clash followed and policemen
were necessary to restore order
The women campaigners went for
motor ride through the parks late
yesterday afternoon, when they were
entertained at dinner at downtown
hotel. and last night spoke at mass
meeting.