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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. John T. SIncell. of
Keyser, W. Va. spent Sunday in Oak
land with relatives.
Mr.. Albert Moon, manager of the
Terra Alta Lime Company, spent Satur-
day IN Oakland on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Hammond,
who spent a week with relatives at
Meyersdale, Pa. have returned to
their home in Oakland.
Mrs. c. Edward Bender, who spent
two weeks at her former home in VII
liamsburg, Pa, returned to Oakland
last Wednesday afternoon.
EGGS FOR HATCHLNG-From single
comb Black Minorcas, $1.50 per Is; fine
stock. Townshend Naylor, Oakland,
Md. ADV, 4.8t'
Mr.. John Kloepfel, a resident of Oak
land more than forty years ago, but
now living on a farm near Grafton
spent Thursday last here on business.
Mr.. Wellington Crane, after spending
a week in Oakland with relatives, went
to New York last Wednesday, from
which city he returned here on Satur-
day.
Mr.. r. E. Sliger, of the County
School Board, spent last Friday in An
napolis in the interest of proposed
school legislation, returning home Sat-
urday morning.
Mrs. Leah F. Sincell, who has been
spending the past several months in
Keyser and Cumberland, came to Oak
land Friday afternoon to remain short
time with her sons.
Mr.. E. W. Kelso, who recently sold
his farm located on Backbone Noun
tain to Mr.. Abraham Moon, will move
to Mountain Lake Park about April lst
and reside there permanently.
Carey's Celboard is better than
plaster for old walls or for new ones.
Full line will be found at Hamill's.
Adv. AIT
Mrs. Farley DeBerry, matron of the
School for the Deaf and Blind at Rom
ney, W. Va, of which her husband is
the superintendent. is spending a short
time IN Oakland visiting her mother,
Mrs. Margaret Cornell.
Mrs. Henry McComas, who spent two
or three weeks in Baltimore where she
received treatment for deafness by
specialist, returned home Sunday
morning, her hearing beng somewhat
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Harmed went
to Baltimore on Thursday night and re-
turned home Tuesday after having
spent the interim in visiting friends in
the Monumental City and hearing the
great Billy Sunday number of times.
Mr.. Fred. A. Thayer went to Balti-
more Saturday night and will visit his
son, Mr.. Ralph Thayer, who is engag-
ed as assistant engineer IN road and
bridge work by the State Roads Com
mission. for the balance of the present
week.
The Pythian Improvement Company
offers the Maryland Theatre for rent.
Apply to Ernest Shirer, Secretary, Oak
land, Md. Adv.
With gasoline selling now at 80 cents
per gallon and indications that it will
reach the fifty cent mark before the
automobile season really opens, one may
not expect to see the great number of
tourists that usually travel to and fro
over the country.
The Board of County Commissioners,
after being in session nearly all of last
week, adjourned Friday afternoon,
which Commissioners Smith and Warwick
returned to their respective homes.
The Board will meet again early in
April to make the levy for the fiscal
year beginning May LIST.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-03-30


Get Hamill's prices on wall paper be-
fore pla cing your order. Adv. 4 st
MISS Florence Browning spent Sun
day at her home near Corinth, W. Va.
Mr.. F. H. Sharpless, of near Swan
ton, spent Tuesday in Oakland on bust
ness.
Mrs. R. E. SHger went to Baltimore
Tuesday afternoon to remain in that
city until Saturday.
Miss Ruth Michael, of near town,
was the guest over Sunday of Miss
Grace Bowman, of Terra Alta.
HOUSE FOR RENT-Apply to Rennin-
ger G. Offutt, Attorneys, Oakland.
ADV. sat-
Mrs. Harvey j. Speicher went to
Annapolis Tuesday afternoon where
she will remain until the end of the
L9gi slative session.
For SALE-A FIVE passenger light
touring car; reasonable terms. Apply
at this office. ADV. AT
The Knights of Pythias banquet hall
and lodge room is offered for rent for
festivals, fairs, etc. Apply to Ernest
Shirer, Secretary, Oakland, Md.
Miss Genevieve Elliott and Miss Har-
riet Lippman, of Terra Alta, spent last
Friday afternoon in Oakland, the for
mer coming here for medical treatment.
Messrs. Harry and George Loar re-
turned to Oakland Monday evening
from an extended visit to points in
Florida, both having improved in health
by reason of their visit south.
Miss Fannabelle Offutt, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Offutt, of Oak
land, celebrated her ninth anniversary
Saturday afternoon by entertaining
number of her little friends.
Hamill has a carload of wall paper to
dispose of at before-the prices.
Fast colors and lowest prices. Adv Att.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson Humbird, of
Cumberland, spent several days recent
ly in Oakland with their daughter, Mrs.
W. R. Offutt. The trip to and from
Oakland was made by automobile.
Mr.. Lawson l.. Loar, of Grafton,
spent Tuesday in Oakland arranging to
open his summer home, located adj
jacent to town, and will occupy it with
his family as soon as the weather be-
comes warmer.
The Ladies Aid Society, of Friends
vile, will conduct at the M. E.
Parsonage, Saturday evening, April 8.
at 7:30, measuring contest after which
refreshments will be served BY order
of the society. c. w. STEPHAN,
Pastor. sgt
Mr.. W. l.. Thomas and DR.. B. Frank
Selby went to Cumberland Monday
afternoon on train No. 16, returned to
Oakland the same night in Buick car
which Mr.. Thomas had previously
purchased through DR.. Selby, the local
agent.
WANTED-Farmer with team to move
on farm miles from Oakland; hauling
sufficient to keep team busy. j. B.
CHEUvRoNT, Oakland, Nd. Adv. 2-3t*
Messrs. Henry M. Speicher and F. C.
Diehl, both of Accident, left Oakland
Tuesday afternoon for the east. Mr..
Speicher going to Annapolis, and Mr..
Diehl to Baltimore, where he will con-
suit an lear specialist in the hope of
having his hearing restored, it having
failed materially during the past few
months.
A number of basket ball fans went to
Homecoming Monday afternoon to wit
ness the close OF series of basket ball
games between the Homecoming Champs
and the Keyser team. Among those
who were on the trip to Coney were
Messrs Abe Lawton, Arthur Naylor,
Robe TT Sliger and DR.. w. Rayenscroft.
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FINE SCORES AT VIRGINIA
STATE TRAP TOURNAMENT

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
l.NNCHBCliGi, September G.-The an
nual tourney az the Virginia Trap
shooters Association, continued over
from yesterday, Was concluded to-day
with some good shooting.
w. -. Wtsecnrvcr, oC Bcrryville. won
the NirSinian Hotel cup by default.
several men who ti!d him tor the non
OF. Lester German, the Maryland
shooter. mad. tho long run OF the
meet, having lc5 straight ''deads" to
his credit The easy feature of the
meet was tho skin Of Or. Richards.
Of Roanoke. the new state champion.
in the state championship won hy Dr..
H. I. Laird, Of Norfolk. took second
honors, with - per cont ~ NJ Shep-
herd and II X COZ, both Roanokers.
Tied for fourth AZ - each z y Hall
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RICHMOND RETURNS
WITH OLD WALLOP
Local Lads Stand Firm Behind MckenIy and Win From
Newark IndianS-I4ocal Slabbist Is Too Stngy
With Hits-C Climbers Slug Hard.

>.I,,,. ,t.J- -.n.,IllN,U \;
'>i'N MN
Richmond snoNcd he locals under this
afternoon by !. score uf To @ bcfor,
,i,,.,., r,us ,,uinl,erin.
50 '''o' n'o"S ,,,,,.
almost -ou lASs'S '"'''''" '"'
operandi by Which most on them
n,ssed IN. Gates. ana. ~ usual shose
tr, ftrgcst
VINO Went !" 'r'
knocierS lh"'" NJ" pa" "'''"e"
10 enjoy the game
,1c,;.r,, ,yp, u.s uu ,n, mound
.,lr,os,
lo' 'ne ''''H"'"""
unhittablc The NeW"'N lads never
had any chance TO do Anytime; with
-; ,, nf,..tf. ,.,,,,,.t.s ,-,r..
~
siauthterins Wood.
They mtjr tso runs IN the first
Sr,,n. u.ndr,S went to second ON Il
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SPORTS
JONES PROVES SENSATION
IN AMATEUR GOLF MEET
Young Player Works why n, ,,..n
lie Is Seemingly Defeated by
Four HOlcs.
PHILADELPHIA. septcmbor

PHILADELPHIA, September en-
I. Jones. Jr.. the ffteen-year-old bov
OF Atlanta. Is the surprise and .nnsa-
'loh OF the national amateur GOLF
championship. being played at ,bo
Merton Cricket Club. The Sou,hnr,,
yonngster worked his way into H..
thirn round to-day by defeating Franz,
w. Dyer. the PENNSYLVANIA State cham
win. young Jones had to overcome =
lead of four holes, gained in the iirst
SIX played. He did this bv coming
Eomc In "a strokes. despite n six on the
eighteenth. an easy par four hole. This
brand of golf squared the match, ard
TINS afternoon Jones won handily. he
inE 60 for sixteen holes when the
hycholes he probably would have had
n 1913 for the days work and thus tod
the low medal made by Fownes ir The
G n,n ,G,rs round In working his way
seven other golfers who had national
regulations before the tournament
started. for in to-day's play there was
but one upset. and this was not a real
one. Oswald kirkby, the Mctropoli-
tan and New Jersey champion. went
down before GARDENER White, OF Flush
ing. by a two-up score
To night all sections Of the country
have at least one representative left
To make fight for the title.
Those who remain and the way they
arc paired for Tomorrow:
Robert Gardner Chicago. VS. r r
Jones Atlanta: Jesse Guilford. Boston.
VS.. GARDENER White. New York: John
c. Anderson. New York w. Charles
Evans. Ir. Chicago: d C Corkran
Baltimore, VIZ c. r. Buxton. Philadel-
phia.
The champion Robert Gardner. won
fairly easily over Max Marston. the
crack New York player. and 3.
Smith, Of Pine Valley. His win was
by o up and TO play.
Perry Ada.r. the other Atlanta youth.
who has done SO we'll In this cham
rionship. could not stand tho pace. and
gave way 10 y. G. Corkran. of Balti-
more. in the afternoon. after playing
him fairly even In the morning.
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Cobb Loses Two Points

joe inrkSen was The only one Of
the leading hnfsmrn % the mHIor
Leagues To better his average In yes
tcrdny's play. his three hits I'm four
times Mt bath incpcnsinp his stand
In. points, IS puints behind iris
speaker. the American League lend
err. The Cleveland star lost
point with one hit I'm four times up,
while t0hh lost two points with
bur one hit In five attempts.
Iinl thnsr, National League lead
or. didn't play. hui Dnuhcrt WAN
n.nin In the ERTne. and lost point
on one hit In three times up. NnE-
also got into the game ms
pinch hitter. hut his failure to dr.
liver did not infect his stnndIng.
Robertson lost three points by get
Ing only one hit In eight attempts.
Ihr stnnhlnK;
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TY COBB STEALS VICTORY
DEMON BASE RUNNER WINS
WITH BRAINS AND LEGS
Fakes Game in Tenth, When lie Rents
ont slow One ana Then steals
Around

DETROIT MICH. September G.-Ty-
rus COBB. in the tenth inning to-day,
scored the run which gave Detroit q
;to-3 victory over 81. Louis.
with one out, Cobb beat on; u hit
30 short stop. lie stole second ana on
low throw continued to third and
hcat the throw. Veach grounded 20
Sisler. who forced Cobb to return TO
third, but rs sister was touching FIRST
cobb tore Tor home and barely beat
tho throw. Tho SCORE:
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PCWER-B0AT DEVELOPS
ASTOUNDING SPEED

DETROIT MICH, September 6.-Thc
Lake George cup, emblematic OF the
onc-,niic power boat championship Of
North America. was won this after
noon by Miss Minneapolis, OF the Min
neapolis Power lioat Association MISS
Detroit. OF Detroit. was the only start
cr.
Miss Minncapolss average speed in
six onc-miic trials was 53.l1 nautical.
or CT as statute miles an hour, and her
fastest nautical miles was in a 6-lU,
which she made in her first mile. rum
ming with the current.
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FAST AMATEURS DIVIDE
Ispocial to tn Times-pispn,ch ]

.\RVoNiA, VA. September 6-Ar-
vonia split double header with SCOTS
willie on Labor Day In The FIRST game
the state lads walked away with III.
ScottSViilc boys, TO /. Evans pitched
tho boys to victory. allowing only i've
hits. J. Pitts twirlcd for Scnrtsville
The second game was fought ont bv
Garnctt, for Arvonia. and Galloway. for
SCottsville. Two runs were made in
The second for Scottsv!llc. and two In
the third for Arvonia. Each made one
more apiece IN the NTH. Garnctt was
onto the university men all through
striking out twcnty-scyen TO Calloway's
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TEAM IS STRENGTHENED

Ii was announced yesterday by DIR.
Parker. club physician, that Steinhren-
ncr will likely be back in the game by
the end Of the week. Steinbrenncr $
n bscncc has materially shaken the
team mp, as he was hitting hard In
they were needed.
Hahcr. formerly with the Raleigh
Club. Of the North Carolina League. re-
ported to President Smith yesterday.
and will join the club In Baltimore on
Friday.
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WHITE SOX GET VICTORY

CHICAGO. September ;--Chicago de-
fratcd Cleveland TO .. after staving
off a determined nmth-innimg rally by
the Indians For arguing too strcnu-
ously. Schalii and Fourier. of the
White SoN, We're expelled by Umpire
Dinc5n The score:
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PIRATES GET DOUBLE BILL

IFSEUEGii, September G.-pitte.
iHIEh Won a"uhlc-hca~-r from -,
Louis here to-day. 3 To ana i 10 3
lii The ninth iuuiuu Of The FIRST r,,.
tgs' Warner singled scoring Nc oar
: ny with the winning run. Anrs nm.
, ,oil were hit hard n the second ,sninc
, l'i mon ,h,pt 'h" Visitors hits -,at-
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GIANTS MALT DODGERS
DAUBERT AND M'GRAW BREAK
EVEN FOR COUBlE-HEADER
liz Meantime pirnIe Are Taking 81
Couple OF Guimcs i'run II.
Louis SIuEScr>.

NEW YORK, September I-Nyw
York ana .Brooklyp broke even On their
douh.e-headcr here to-day, the Giants
winning the first game to l. and
BROOKLYN taking the second > to l.
!8enton pitched both games for the
Giants, and had little trouhlc winning
tn iirSj In the second he had Il duel
Win NHrqUard. Stcngc! was caught
Oh second ~ the third. and. rot.sting.
was ordered from the field. The scores !:
FIRST GAME
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C.rcy. i;rhtc C2l. Iiinchman t2). Johnston
VNrD-ha~- hit--lScsCh.T. Carey. H!Ehe"
Iiu,hman. Farmer 'i.hrce- bnse hi! g. i,
atvn. stolen hlscs- Warner, Carey (2J. Big
Ice. poubsc plays Farmer to Mccarthy to
Johust"n: Warner 70 Johnston, bases on
buliS-oI Amos. >: of Lott. 2. struck ont.
hy .,Tars. !; ~ Lott. /. 10y Harmon = VIA
pitch I.o,H. Pass,d Qualifications um-
plrcS. Ely!cr and Eason. Time. l;"o.
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GREYS EVEN WITH ORIOLES

Grnys eyencd up TIL. series to-day hv
handing the Orio!.k'n 7-t.d.l def"a, m
a game featured 'by''tiic hard hitting
OF the home club and the iin--tNirlirl-
of Toots Schultz But four hinrles
We're gathered from Schu!tz's offerings
l,y Dunns heuchu"n during the game.
rhe score
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MACK LOSES 100 GAMES

When Boston won the .ainc Lerc.
to-day. > TO >. Philadelphia reached tlic
century. mark in tho nurnboi Of de-
Sheeham's delivery hard in Two innin..s
aud his wildncss was Responsible fnr
q run in the eighth. Manager CART
gan, or l'oSton, had been suspended ro-
three days for his trouble with Inn
pire O;h"ughlin yesterday The score:
phiiuu cluhi;l I,n.,.,.
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WHERE THEY PLNE TO-DAY
RICHMOND ~ Newark.
HH!t I'forr at Providence.
Montreal ut Toronto.
dorchester AZ Buffalo.
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ROYALS DEFEAT BlS0NS

BUFFALO. September G-Thc Roy
ais jumped ou Htder hAId to-day,
kuorkiu. him uut VI The box in the
Very mrs, 'nutnc, scoring eigh, runs
off i've hits cav made a gallant AL
tenn, to y i'm. hut ;hc lead was too
great To-duy = game was tn" only
one the Canadians Won on this trip.
The score.
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Montreal.
totals u IL ,, - T,t.d- 3D. u - u 3 +
.Battel FOR cav ia the eighth.

HuNRlo .......-f...... o. :
Summary: Rams -lackson. Korp, GIL.
Wilder ~ O'N-!u smythc. Moran o..
Maifr!. Smith. S!nttery Ca,hers nam'ou;
inning; on CAV, IN e.s innings, Of AAndcr.;
Bader. .; on Cadocr. !. Struck out hy Ga
tlor. C. Three nu-'' hits thcrs. SIati"rv
MaiS.l. wilder 80. CDdor.. Mcdonald. Sa G.
r,tc" hiis-Ma.sci. Madden Double play
GAR 10 liuulnrI lmtGI--. W,.-t"rvClt and
braushcid. rin-. =
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STANDING or THE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Eruol.iyu at Sew York.
Philadelphia mt boston.
Chicago ut Pittsburr ID
$50 other games schcduleh.l
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National League
YNsrEKIIAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Srw Work. u; Isroui,i!n. (irst gnmr).
sew York, !; lTooliyn. . (second snmc) Z.
rittsburgh. 3: 81. Louis. (frst gnme).
Pittsburgh, q; II. I."uis. Z (srcond Eame) Z.
phiudrlpin- B0>;on q games, raiH).
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Broolliyn. Zew y,rt
.T.o':als ssh Totals. 4. an

= NTiI7-.."- y : = n 'IUtNls--- y , n II n
!iti'"d Tor Cheney in SIXTH
bnucl FOR Dc!l In eighth
llign cor McNrrs in eighth
SIN 4d,k ..... ...........S { @ / o. u
.Htu"Iry NIns Wheat. Fletcher .tg,.
h,ih h"siN" n"nton. Two base nat. n.r-
~ }oIGl" piay-Flctcher L. Hcraor Ia
i.''k" Bases ON balls off Benton. T. ~
h'.H'F. 3; OF Dell. J. iiits-uii Cheney
y innings OF Dol IN innings III.
~ m.cHcr- by Cheney. ttl"toA-r,: ny
90" !. hy Cheney Wili Mitch Chsn.,
Im9ircs, luiElcy ami RyroE rIma XXI
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SrOrr " INNINGS: r
cleveland ............. n % n n o.,
Chicago ....... ,........l q Do 10 ID =
r. SUMMARY; Runs Kayonaurh Warmly.
base hiis-ONci! VANITY e.. rhrco base
hi-Jaclts"n. sacrifice hit Gandu stolen
-Eo"hlinr. .; bv Covclcshio : is Could /:
hv Rnss"n /: Bases on balls on Bonhline
:: of cov"lcskl". / OF Russell . pnubic
Wnwsn,Womhy to Enyamaueh 10 oiandil:
er--hv En"hlnG 81. CollinsN jiIoiir.e III
neon and Ovens. Tine. a:O8 " -
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New York AT Washington.
Boston at i'hnadrlphiu.
II. Louis at detroit.
Cleveland ut Chicago
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nix ~ MO\tl.

Summary: Sacrifice hitS-McDrr-
mott. Banl*to1, BGunc, O'Dorncll.
stolen baNrS--t able. l>clliher. Ethel,
Home. TWo-hnSc hits-itankStOn,
NcDcrmOtt, Boonc. lhrcc-hnSe hit
--Nittrr. RnsC ON haIis--oR Wood,
.: off McfLcnr!. =. struck out-by
Wood. .; by Ncltrnr!, 4. Hit by
pitchcr-by Mci<cnry. ~ Iicnlryi.
tmpircS, Hart and CIrnry. Time,
l:!1.
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3 american League

RI~UfvS YESTERDAY.
I;u>ipu. =. Philadelphia =.
iIetroit. I; ii. louis. 3.
Chicago. 1 Cleveland. i.
Sew Narl, Washington (r:t!nl
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND. \; Newark. u.
Providence, :; Baltimore. |.
Montreal, 10; Buffalo. d.
Rochester. > Toronto. tiirst pninCD.
Rochester, =; Toronto. 8 (scconh game.
innings, durknpss)
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Boston.

Ut y, II n
Score by innings:
philadelphia .......... | 90 q n -
Su'nmary: guns Schang. Shc.han. Hooper
90. LOWS. Scott Leonard Stolen la So
Scott Tw3;hnsc hits--.Janvrin. Brown.
run ch"ne Sacrifice hi,s-rh"maa ~,
Strunk. Walsh, Double piay-.-tiariner 10
Hobitzsl struck ouI--by Shcehnn /: hv
LEONARD, s. I:asSs, on bais-or Shcchan. ,:
pires. o'Loughlin and Nnlin. Time. As
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Detroit.
TotaIs.....1 30 u To,ala....25 So.
tied for tovrl"Sklc III seventh.
30 uU' when winning run score,

'TOi1Ts...-.I :, 90 = \ TO'0IH. 20 S'Eg J." :
Kan for Stanagc in seventh.
ti5att"d. for tovrloSklc III seventh.
1.-TWO 3u' Whom winning run scored
Detroit ............. q Q o q q Ia
81. Louis ............O u u ~ O %
Summary Huns-Cobb. crawford i2l.
Turns. Miller SIslcr. An tin. Iiits-off
Coy"icslsic i'm innings. Twu base hits
SS,isiCr Pratt S2criiig" hits-Milcr. Young,
W"!lman. Crawford. SHruS. stolen bases
Pratt. Austin. Cobb. Double Ulays-Bush to
Young TO Burns. Crawford TO Burns: Bush
TO Young. lia'-S ON balls-pU CoV.lcSiic. l.:
OF Wciim&,p, OF, Dmbuc, /. Hit by pitcher
by Wc!hnau tNOGupb Struck out--by
Wtilman, !: nv Co.clcskic / hy Dubuc l.
tmp!r"s Connolly ana H!ldcbrand Time.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Rock! Mount al Norfolk.
Portsmouth al Newport News.
Petersburg idic).
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ana W. - Runnclls, botn of stanton.
the latter 1915 champion. ana G. H.
CUinlic, of Roanoke. ran next with
~ Most OF tho shooters departed this
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
N-wpnrt News. .: Petersburg, {.
Fort >Inuuth- Norfolk, traim.
ga others Srhrduieil.)
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si.nNn niMn

io'a.h 81 q u . totals .7l 10 ~ 20 }
s, i J,6n,s Tor Smith IN ninth
Pittsburgh n - " " %
'''"".a'S' Runs Bescbog. retzel. Su.itn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25
Hie GnslanO ieiue y6eloen"
bel0bnt.
2onon1,. %. 9tua

Gin Eriieneeridt in 2onoon
lptadl am 1ienstoQ Den Gili2leren
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