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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-05
PROSPERITY FACTS

i ~ RECON bank resources
VI as shown by the report
of the state bank super
intendent lust made public
show a gain of S161, 100000
, over this time one year ago.
The lumber manufacturing
business of the northwest is so
flouriShing it is almost impos,
sible to secure large shipments
of building material. Some To-
cal shipments of this sort have
been delayed for months.
Building work is being retard-
cd by the state of affairs.
The railroads are unable to
handle the business they en-
10Y and the car shortage is not
only interfering seriously with
the lumber business but it also
retards the movement of
wheat. Our grainmen complain
it is almost impossible to Sc
cure cars for eastern ship
mentS.
The PendletOn planning mill
is doing the largest outside
business in its history, securing
business to the amount of $780,
900 from the state of Montana
alone.
The Blewett harvester fac
tory established here last
spring has enjoyed a success
full first seasons business and
plans enlargements for next
season.
The wheatmen of the north.
west have never enjoyed bet
ter prices than this year; nor
have the woolgrowers. Never
have our banks been sounder
or in better position to care for
their customers. With the
federal reserve banks in the
background there is no posi-
bility Of panic and money may
always be had by borrowers
having sufficient assets to JUS
tifv their demands.
These are prosperity facts
that cannot be gainSaid.
1t is a poor wear for calamity
howlers, political or other
wise.
Now that Taft and Roose-
welt have met and did not come
to blows the Hughes men feel
Jubliant; let them enjoy them
selves while they may.
~-S-se~S~-~~s&
No local businessman or
property owner has a valid ex-
cuse for not belonging to the
Commercial association.
$-$~$~S~%~%~
In writing your friends don't
forget to line them up for the
normal school measure.
~~~~~s~$S4SS
The fire bows had real
workout this time.
~$~$~O%SS~&
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-05
FAIRBANKS.IS CONVINCED
REPUBLICANS WILL WIN

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3. -
Charles w, Fairbanks arrived from
Los Angeles and was met by several
hundred who cheered him at the sta
ton. Fairbanks SAID at looks like
most decisive republican victory"
He went to the st. Francis hotel and
made a speech during luncheon this
afternoon.
Mayor Rolph presided Fairbanks
starts to the northwest today
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-05
38 YEARS AGO
(From the Weekly East oregonian

CFrom the Weekly East Oregonian
Oct. 5, 1879
. In Pendleton ut his residence, Octo-
Der /, 1873 ut 2 o'clock, Clement Dis
osway, aged 38 years. four months Il
days. He was married in 1863 at
Ealtipore to Miss Lybee came to
Oregon in 1859 and was appointed
deputy United States marshall in 1871.
our old friend G. J. Mccoy has met
with terrible loss: the stately edi-
flee which Mack has been for years
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-18
NEWS NOTES Of
EMERY COUNTY
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET
~ REGULAR SESSION.

Pass On Huntington bridge and Other
Mattcr~--Iik Destroying Crops In
straight Canyon--t'rccn River Val
hey Telephone Compan, u Given ~
Franchi-c-Social and Personal.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-18

u'ublisherl Department ~ the In
terror. a. = Land office at salt Lake
city. Utah. August IS. iei6.--Notice
II hereby given that Ida May MELON
aid uf Price. Utah. who. on December
20. 1910. made Desert Entry Ne.
0sg6i. for EhNEh. See .. SWh-
NEa. shNwa. Nwi. Nwh. Ma
sen. See. 10. Twp. 10 South. Range
II East. Salt Lake meridian. has filed
notice 81 Intention tu make final
proof. a. establish claim to the land
above described. before the clerk ~
the district court. at Price. Utah. on
the 2Gth day Of September. 1915.
Claimant names ~ witnesses Irwin
olsen. Martin ~ Olsen. u. J, Turner
and T.. X. Olson. all uf Price. itah.
GOULD -. BLAkELN. Register.
First pub. Aug ~. last sept %. 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-18
NnrIcI.-rNIrrp sTNTEs LAND

Officc. Salt Lake city. Utah. Aug 3.
1916. To whom II May Concern.
Nntir. IL hereby given that the state
Of Ttah has flied In this office lists
Of lands. selected hy the said state.
Under section uf the act Of con-
grcss. approved July rs. 1884. as In
drmnity school lands. VIZ. Serial
Oi7.a7i Nwa Men. SEN NEh.
swL NEh. NEh swh Sec ~;
NEINEL. SEA Men. Swh MEN.
NV ISEL. SEA- Swa See. i3;'
Swt sEL. See. 10. NwA swi. See.
go: NwI NwL. MEN SEN Sec. -:
NEa NEa. See. ga MEN MEN.
SEA NEa. See. -. all In Twp. ~
South, Range \ Fast, Salt Lake mcri'
dian. Serial 0i7a72-l.ut 1. See. /;
.NEa sEa. See. ~; sEhsEh. Swh
SEA. Nwaswh. See. -; MEN
NEL. NEh Nwh. swt, Nwh Scc.
90. SEA- NEt,. Soc. 20; lot T. See. so.
lots aud :. See 80. lot I, See. a..
all in TWP - South. Range East.
Salt Lake meridian. Copies uf said
lists. ru Tar ~ they relate e. said
tracts hy descriptive suh-diN iHionH.
have been cpnspicuuuuly posted Ia
this office Tor inspection by any per.
srn Interested and hy the public gen
orally During the period Of puhlira-
ton ~ thin notice. "r any time there
after aud before final approval and
rcrtinntiuu under departmental reg
ulbtluns uf April 20, 1907, protests or
contests against the claim ur the state
tu any ut the tracts ur suh.di, iaiunH
hrryinhrfurr described, ON the ground
that the same b. more valuable Tor
mineral than Tor agricultural pur-
posses, viii bee received aud noted for
rrpurt Ia the general land office at
Washington u. e. Failure sn a. pro-
test ur contest, within the time spe-
Gifted, viii be- considered sufficient
evidence of the nou.minrrul character
"f the tracts ana the selections thcre-
"f. being otherwise free from uhler-
tlun, viii bee approved &C. the ~
GOULD a. Bl.AKEl.N, Register.
First puh. Aug n; last Sept 10, 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-18
NOTICE no WATER rsEns.-


State Engineers office. Salt Lake
city Utah July n. isiG.-No,ire il
hereby given that Ralph r. edward.
whose postoffice address h Price.
Utah, has made application In accord
anre with the requirements OF the
Compiled Laws ~ Utah. 1907. as
amended hy the Session Laws ~ Utah.
1908, 1871 and 1913. a. appropriate
four hundred eighty (4SOl acre-feet
Of water from Miller Greek. Carbon
county rtah, Said water viii Ice di-
Ncrted az a point which bears south
% deg west 1899 feet from the south.
west corner of See. ~. Twp. 70 South.
Range East. Salt Lake base and
meridian ana conveyed hy means Of
a ditch for a distance Of 2G,giO feet
ana stored from January LIST 10 AprIl
Isl ana from September 30th 10 De-
trmher alst Inclusive 0f each year
/ lh reservoir embraced In the north
west quarter of See. 90. Twp. IL
south, Range 10 East, Salt Lake base
ANA meridian The center Of the i'm
pounding dam viii bear south n
deg west 1909 feet from the north
'h'' corner ot the northwest quarter
"' s'ld See 20, az which point the
water VIII Dee released and used from
January Isl tu December aist. lnclu-
'lte. M each year 90 lrrlgatc 200 acres
mI "hl embraced In Secs, rs and 20.
I"p. 10 South, Range 10 East. This
application is designated In the state
engineers office as No G7Os. An
protests against the granting of said
application, stating the reasons there
''T must Zoe made by affidavit in
uHuupll'al'' accompanied by fee OF
SEQ aud filed In this office within
'n'rlN 600 days after tho completIon
VI lnr publication of this notice. w
- hEEl's State Engineer
'"', "t first pub. July "a. 1915.
aatc "t completion ~ pub. August 9I
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-18
NOTICE FOR pUBIIc.riox


tPublisherJ Department OF m.
terror. United States Land ofrs,
Salt Lake City. Utah. July IL i,I
Notice II hereby given thai X,
Hanks. Of Price. Utah. who on 4
tober II. 1919. made Homestead \
try. Serial No. OiO6i4. Tor Nc
sen and M OF swG. Sec. .. n,
~ South. Range t6 East. Salt 4
meridian. has filed notice Of ls,l
ton 10 make three-year proof "a
tabllHh claim Go the land aboye
scribed, before the clerk OF ths 4
trict court. at Price. Utah. on the n
day Of August. 1915. Claimant n,u
as witnesses Frank Alger. Oul
Rasmussen. Myron Russell and hi
rison Russell, all OF Harper. M
GOULD u. BLAKELY. Register
First pub. July 81. last Aug u. itI
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-18

cording to the demand Of the com
piaint Given under my hand this
IA day ~ August. 1915. ARTHUR j.
LEE. city Justice " the Peace. H. a.
McGec. Attorney Tor Plaintiff. Price.
Utah.
first pub. AUG. 4. last sept 1. 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-18

The best advertiser doesn't always
say the most things, but What he does
say Is well said
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-18
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respec-
tive signers for further information.)
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-18
NOTICE 10 CHEDIroRs-EsTATE

NJ Joseph FILTER, Deceased Credit
tors viii present claims To the under
signed az Kentucky Liquor House,
Price, Carbon county Utah, on or be-
fore the 2lst day of November. A. H.,
1915, n, A, Grotte, Administrator 81
Estate of Joseph Filter, Deceased,
First pub, July "a; last Aug rs. 1915.
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NOTICE ron prnIIC,rIoN-

Coal Entry tScc. 23i7. A. - Land
office AZ Salt Lake City. Utah, july
u. 1918. Nuticv n hereby given that
William -. Greer ~ Provo. county 81
Utah. stat" ~ Utah. has this day filed
In this office application o. purchase
Serial No. 0t7asa. under the prov-
siona of See. s3t5. 4. \. Revised Stat.
utes. the s,sNEh. NhsEt ~ See.
4. Twp. ~ South. Range . East. salt
Lake meridian. ANY and all persons
claiming adversely the lands drErrlh-
cd, or desiring &C. object for any rra.
son a. the sale thereof O. the Hppli.
cant. should Tile their nffiduyits OF
protest IN this office during the thirty.
day period of publication Immediately
following the first printed issue ~ this
notice. otherwise the application may
ho allowed. GOULD a. HLAkELN,
Register,
First put. Aug. ~. last Sept \. 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-18
NorICE-uNrrEp STATES LAND

onirc. Salt Lake CITY Utah. Aug 2,
1878. To whom n MAJ Concern
Nutiv- u hvrrh, given that the state
of Utah has filed in this office lists
ct lands. selected hy the said state
under section y 81 the net ~ con.
grrsr approved july 10. 1884. nr ln.
dcmniy school lands. viz Serial
Oi7gaP-SEt, SWh, Soc, i55 Nwa
Men. See 90; Nwt, NEh, Nwa
NwA So SEA Sec. -; Nw4
MEN. See. -. an In Twp. a. south
Range ~ Fast; SEA, NWt See O..
NE SEA See, q, Twp. "a south
Range ~ East salt Lake meridian.
Copies uf said lists. 30 Tar ns thcy re-
late Ia said tracts hy descriptive sub
divisions. have been conspirunusly
posted In this office Tor Inspection hy
any person Interested and hy the pub
lic generally During the period 81
publication of this notice. ar any
time thereafter and hrfnr, final APP
prevail ana crrtirratluu. under de-.
phrtncntal regulations ut April 60.
1907, protests nr contests against the
claim at the state tu any of the tracts
ar subdivisions hcrrinhtfurv drsrrIh.
ed, on the ground that the same D.
more valuable Tor mineral than for
agricultural purposes viii be- rrreiy-
cd and noted Tor report a. the general
land office az Washington. u. g..
Failure 80 a. protest or contest. Within
the time specified viii hr considered
sufficient evidence nf th, uuu-miu-
rral character uf the tracts aud tho
selections thereof being otherwise
free from objection win Dee approved
60 the state GOULD ~ HLAKELY.
Register.
First pub. Aug Is; last sept o.. 1910.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

Sm!thcrs and Green are two OF the
hest outfelders in the league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
Gray. Beat Company F..

p La, In close and exciting game, tho
hichmond Grays defeated Company +
OF the First Regiment, by tile score
OF ofco h to :. Dunn and Pierce twiried
showed up well in the box for the
FIRST regiment.
On Monday the Richmond Grays Will
play the South Boston seinipros IL,
south Boston. The lineup viii be the
SHINE as the one used in yesterdays
The lineup:
MiiGhmond Grlys,-Amos. second base;
toulder. third base: Moran, short ston
Kline. center field; Blunt, first base:
5iiker LETT field: Bcaslcy. center Dow,
uGm, right field; Pierce, pitcher; Dunn.
Company Pee. right field: Eu-
pank, catcher; Fitzhugh short stop:
Hoizback, first base; Marable. second
naSe; Fender. center field; Cam. left
nelu; Sanderson, pitcher; Hankins.
pitcher: Burch, pitcher
Score by innings: r.
Rd Grays .........O0 1nO2 onn.3
Company L OI % / 81 On .
summary: Home ruu---Bcasley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

Tho bread mixers Of the Nolde Bros.
Certainly slipped one over on the Fair
Mount contingent at Clarke Springs in
I. game featured by it's home runs.
getting three and the dough
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

Carl Grecn. OF Railroad y NJ C. A.
riavcd his usual star game in left field
Manager Wharton also played a good
game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
Wins Easy victory.

The Everett Waddy Co nine won an
easy victory over the Virginia sta
tionery Co nine. Yesterday afternoon
The feature OF the game was the
steady pitching of c. Onesty and the
heavy hitting of 4. Barbce.
Score by innings: r. IT. p
Va. sta. Coo II 0210o-7 6 +
Waddy .......34 0224f3s-18 Is 9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

r. y. Lee Jr...........4 o /: 7 ? 90
X ". Y. NJ. G. A.....0 q q o,
summary: Two- base hits-Shine iep Ecas-
icy; Tai'cy, Wharton Three base hits
-Ahihe. Cutchins Stoler basns-Sch,oIdt
Baur, shine. Anslcu. Cutchins 90 Will ,
hcd = Wharton. Wharton. Double piav
Snihc 10 Baur. lIits--on Watts IL i'm :,
innings: off horias & in innings R.so,
on bn'ls,of henderson. s: or Thomas. &
nattrrs hit-by Thomas. l. nv I.auEhIIn.
STRUCK "nt-by Watts, ]: by Henderson ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

.Batted for knight In NTH.
fBntted for Worshan In sixth
:Lowo out. hit by battcd ball.
Score by innings. r.
Woodal & ouArles...... o a oo IL
kocens BOOSTERS. o o 9 IS
Summary: Two-base hts-Blerchs, Col
lins. watson Three-base hits-Jackson
Riley. Sacrifice hi,s-Blerchs. Jackson
liotchkiss. Collins. Stolen bases-Kocen's
Boosters. l.: Woodali & Quarles, .. Double
plays-Blerchs. Wood. Murdoch, wcrsham
Murdoch. Jackson. Hits-oT Eacho. ! In
Innings: off Saunders. 10 in innings. Base.
on balis-by Eacho. 2: BY Saunders, l. Struck
out-by Eacho. s; by Saunders, l. Lett on
bases-kocen's. 6: Woodail & QuarIes g.
Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
scouts Bcnt TIN Tnn.

Tho East End League. an indcpen.
dent organization Of Church Hill,
The Tin Tons were defcotoa w., -,
BOY Scouts by the score OF ~ to >.
Score by innings: n
Tip Tops. ...........0 0211 221O- q
Soy Scouts ..........01 "a IL
Summary: Two-base hits-Nfayo. Col
Inns, Perry. Tyree, Smith. Three-bas SO
hits-Clark. Holt, Tyrec Manton,
Home .rnns--Collns (3). Mayo, Holt.
Willard (2).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
Where Their PLAY

Where They Play Next SATURDAY.
Duplex VS. Homebulders at Byrd D.rL
Springs " ~'"'"e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

Summary: Two base hits--NunGally, Car
roll. Bank enship. Hankins Thrce-b base hits
-pugan, HanEins. Winter Blankenship. Sac
I nits-Hanmins; bianEcnshiI. Stolen
White: pusan, Blankenship. Moles. Double
on balls-of Thorpe :: Off Maracini, 10
Struck out-by Thorpe, ls' by Maracini 6
Time. l:s5. Umpire. Thorpc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

summary: Two base hit-Janes. Three
base hit--James. Sacrifice hits-Ebc!. Rueger.
Stolen basts--Ford Christian (2). Ebel te).
Williams. Burnham (c). G. Watkins. Skin
ker. Jones. Double piay-C. Watkins to
Ebcl. Aits-on Clements. in l-3 inning:
of Bass. in s2-3 innings; OFF Apple, in
innings. Bases on balls-by Clements, =;
by Bass. 5; by Apple. =. Wild pitch-Bass
]. Left on bases-A. 6. Kellam, :: T. w
Wood. l.. Time OF game hours & minutes
umpire-r. w. Scott. Scorckecper-A. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

r., 80 i-,I :, ,.................o o o
Sm,mn,, .;,;....:....: 5 o ! -
s,on" ~. iwo,base h;ts-Smithcrs Iobn
Doms,,i Ir r"s Duke. Thcdicck Cancpa" NJ
S'"uSaii y, Powell Three base hitp ": oa.
mi, n'seS,I'i recn, Duke e.. McDomcaii
~ ,n".n Hits-ofr Powell u in & inninrs
inninEs p IN . innings; Off Camera. 5 In
Sn nahepa :. Batter hit-nv pomoi, =
owens Tu'T by canepa, .: by Powell, .: nv
ON hnsos rrassed b,ily--b, Carver. !. icf,
I've Umpire o''roolr w." = v Time,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
Standing Of Clubs
where They Play N,xt s.t,-d.,

Where They Play Next Saturday.
: kocen's Boosters VS.. Richmond Cedar
| Scorer. Cook.
a. s, Ecllam vs. woodaIl &, ouar,c.. at
Scorer. Goodman. -
RoHntrce- Cherry vs. r. w. Wood & Sons.
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Highland Park.

HIEhland Park -.:....l . %
&. IL. y. 4. ..............D - - -
summary: fwo-haSe his--Guarics. New.
comb. KrOus". stolen blacksmith. Waller
stein. Hits-ou Smith. In innings: of
saunders, in innings. oil Tyson, In .
innings. Bases ON batls-on smith s: off
Saunders J: on Tyson, g. Btttcrs hit by
Tyson, X by Smith. l. Struck out--by Tyson.
I, BY Smith. =. by Saunders 2. Passed
Dalls-hy Rel !. hy Oxrnhan. >: by Knox.
:: Wild pttch-Smith Left on bas"S--C
II. ~ G.. !: Highland Park. 5. Time, ,
hours. Umpire. Fupua
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Honibrucos.

UomhTucos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90 IS
AShioi uSos ................ o OF
summary: Two base hits-G Miller r
IInsley: Three-base hit-R. Miller. stolen
oases-Lowery, Doggett (o), G. Miller
O'BIien. Hits-or Miller In 7 inninrs:
or Coulter. in l-2 innings. Base on balls
ny Millet. 2. Struck out-by Miller, G; by
coulter, 10. Left on bases-Duplen 3: HON.
brucos. T. Time OF game-I hour l5 min
utes. Umpire-Mr. Morgan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

base hits-f.uck. Home runs-Thomas Mar
I'M Jordan. Scott CT. Double plays-I,,cr
70 Jordan: Luck to England Hits-oH Eng
iano. 10 In innings: off Bobbitt {? in 8 III
nnss, bases on bails-by Bobbitt g. bv
iEnsiaho, l. Battcrs h!t-by Bobhitt tEnC-
iand); Struck out-by England. II: by no5-
ply; >. Time OF game, l5o. Umpire. MIR
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Standing of the Gibbs.
Where They Play Next Sntur

McGill vs. Z. II. 4 G. al Egrd I'nrIs
Blues KS. Highland Park, ~ l.uck's Field.
IIowitz"rs -. First National. at highland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
ul,.rn T,,.- n1..,x,

Where They Play Next Saturday.
KsehIer Motor Go. VS.. Polarnes. at Scotts
Addition.
woodmen vs Cherry Smash. a, Floyd
Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
JEFFERSON WARD LEAGUE
Where They PLAY S.,t S,t,r,I,x

" HtTr HEY THY NcTt tMrdnN.
Fo;rmount w. Highland Springs at High
land Springs.
cobb's Furniture Co. VS. r. F. Ice. ..Ir..
at g. G. a.
Railroad Y NJ. c. A. VS.. O'connor's. at
lakewood.
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Havana COusuIs.

Homebui'ders .............. oo0ooo0 Q %
Summary: Two-base hits-Lce, Brecden
Sacrifice hits-Dcppe. Kennedy. Stolen base,
wiltshire, Breeden, Snellngs Lee Deppe
Bransford 81. Brandrick. Double plays
3arfoot to Tiller to Bourne: Walden TO
Tlller to Pearman to Branch. uits-orf
Fuller. in innings; off Shotan. o in r In
pings on Barford in innings: Off Rob.
inson, ] In Innings Bases on bnlIs-~hv
Fuller. 2; by Barford. 4: by ShoteiI. /: nv
Robinson. g.. Batters hit--by Fuller, /: by
Barford. I: by Robinson I. Struck out-bv
Fuller .: by Barford. 3; by Shotall 4: II,
Robinson. 6; by Dunn. g. Time OF game
hours IS minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
IIIGllnnd Springs.

q
PARSLEY ran for Williams in fifth
Score by innings: u
O'connOrs ..... n n n n . y.
summary; fwo-basc hits-Cully. Martin.
vIa Ir US, Nunnalic. Waldern. Boshcr liar.
49, '.o.,. ,ih. sacrifice hlt-iiHrvic Stolen
n naasoIfd oIy -. Williams. Bases on balls
"' S s;;om,h"n, '; OFF Nunnalic. .: off Rollins,
= Iim'' !:i@. Umuire Kidd ''
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
Duplex. S: Hombrucos, 4.
Havana Consuls. 10; Homebuild.rs a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
|MATEURs WELL BALANCED.
OMMISSION LEAGUES IN
BETTER SHAPE THAN EVER
|rcnt Races Expected Before End Of
Shmmcr--Othcr Notes About sand
Lot stars,

Games yesterday demonstrated the
ct That the teams playing in tho
aeuea under tho Richmond Amateur
asehall Commission are moro evenly
atchcd this season than they have
FER been before. This was proven
men the majority Of last Saturdays
inners came out with the small end
L tho score. Another fact that has
|cen brought to light Is that there is
lot of good ball players in the city
pat have never before taken a part
/ organized amateur baseball. Presi-
cent Hill, cOmpanied by members OF
nc commission visited all of tho
amc3 yesterday. and was very much
leased with the conditions that pre-
|al!cd generally. All OF the parks,
nth one or two exceptions, are, tina nks
? Superintendent Of Parks Calder. In
nc condition, and the players seem to
e full Of enthusiasm and working
'ith view to make this season one
rand success.
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FEDERATION LEAGUE

Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Blues. II: First National. o.
Highland Park. I; G. II. ~ g. 5.
HowitZcrs. \. McGiil. L
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
Res,,lfs Yesterdav

Results Yesterday.
a. s. Kellam. 9; T. w. Wood, g. Z,
Cedar Works. q Rountree- Cherry, O.
kocen's Boosters, 6: Woodland e. Quarlcs, g.
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Standing OF Clubs.
Where They plnx

FIRST Baptist VS. Paramount. at Byrd Park
Second Baptist rs. Nolde TIP Tops. n
Clark" Spring.
c. II. a. c. vs.. Planters. at oakwood
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE

Results YESTERDAY
First Baptist. 3: Church Hill, s.
Second Baptist. 90: Planters. J.
Node Tip Tops, S: Paramount, 4
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summary: Double Play HcfinS 10 Mss
ley To u. Crcpiner Sacrifice hit-i Powell
Sto'eh bases,Jcniiins y. POWELL. b. Powell
nT'Ss on bails-,1n Powell. /: of TIlcr. :
OH Kelley, g. liits-on Powell, s in ir :
nings: of ri!icr. in innings: Off Kelley.
IN innings: of crcamer in inning
Hit by pitched bali-Grcgory. Struck out
by Powell, iU: by Thier, :; by kelley, 3; by
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Totals ..................a3
W. hTit -
SCorG by inninpa

u =, - n.
strst Nationai.......0 y o . 4 q "A
Sinimary: Two-bas hits--C;crrirE -,
ihfcc-basc hat Bear. Sacrifice NJ Shej
Ton Stoi"n bascS-MCRcc, ,;crrit,. -.
SIor'ion, Shciion Bases on bsls.-on E.ar
:. %" r!tt Batter hit-by Pltt. / tShci.
ton'. struck out--ty bear, I. by pItt
fused hall--cy Gordon. .. r:mc. 60 I'm, ',
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Seuur "oIhs-.... o Q o o.
Rountree-Cherry ............. o0oo 10000 90
Summary: Two.base hits-Clark. Lutte.
Myers. Sacrifice ny-Waltern. Stolen bases
Johnson. Napier. Clark. Myers and Lutte
t2). Hits-or Waltcrn. in 8 innings: OF
Lucus. in innings. Base bails-by
waltcrn 1; by T.ucus. 2. Struck out-by Wal.
tern. 49, by Lucus. Z. Left on bas~a-I Time
OF game o'clock. Umpire-F. Craven
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Secretary Hooper is I'm receipt OF ap-
from three men, all of whom
avo good teams. for franchises in a
Their good application there viii. in
III probability. be formed another
!aGuc before next Saturday.