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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
HELP wANTED-,,a,e.

WANTED, re!iabc white man who knows
All about automobiles. and who can re-
n,oymen' Apply TO Z. T. Faulkner. caro-
The Cohen Co.
WANTED. young married man TO take en-
ur" charH: OF poultry and cows on small
farm near Richmond. Address VS.. car"
Times Dispatch
WANTED. IS colorcd lnborers work In city
Public Employment Bureau. Room s. City
Hal.
WAITED: 50 laeorrrs. Apply Monday morn
Eighteenth and Clay Streets
WANTED. 60 coiorcd mon for drawing coke.
M"st virginia hours day. s2'n; and
harv"sting fields and farms North Trans
?" c'.ntS an hour. ! man cook. sT5 per month
tco!"redb. other competent help for sum
iner resor,s. North Apply Monday Amor
Street.
EARN 500 weekly naEinE clean. legiti-
mat mais-2rd.t business. We furnisr
about h nap Eh n n9s %t
gent. employed person control indepnnd
"nt business on prof,-Eharing basis. begin
ming IN spare time evenings at home. Par
tiCuiaT. Tree. opportunities Exchange i'uf
SALESMAN-LOCAL
ANXIOUS 10 add to his income \ man with
IN acnuainihne" and reputation. on.
lr:t!es.
con.IE!ss has!s No advances
For particulars address Dept.
FITZPATRICK & co,
5" Broad Street. New York CITY
WANTED. several machinists Carpenters.
painters. plasterers. farm and dairy handr
AppIy Public Employment Bureau. Room s.
cry Hail.
WANTED. 80 white mon 10 line uU for neyt
h"rS" boat shipment going to England
1ppis Monday American Employment
H.
NJ H"-Wanted assistant cook. Apply 1908
Eas; Main Street
WANTED-ENpericnced collector AT once
Must be able TO furnish first class refer
ence II 800 care Times Dispatch
AETED the address IF an unc,nploved
cartlage trimmer. r .. Box !sG. City
WANTED. experienced sho. workers In nil
departments. y. iatpr trouble: .tea,lv
MhTh S"s York State factory. Apply sun
i":. E0o.c No. l5i. Murphy's Hotel
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WANTEII-ipcnts.

"CSh Ia now; agents grab th.' winner seils
or sigh: 10 per cent profits; renss. :
every tine: fun particulars :rc. Ce-,rer
60 Don't. ~. Poca hnntnx Va
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FUR REHT-Rooms.

wss s-F Gra ,a P fa4 sm Sssf
dress Il 500. care Times Dispatch. Al
TIE MoNTIcELLO. ia North E5rS,5
nsMIE Isied rooms. soc. T5c 81 daii;
Sn Nh; LID, r9ons for rent; central ljI
DESIRABLE turnisheG rooms In de.I-5-55ia
u ne, shhnrh"od One large. one small f@s
FOR rent sinsle and double furnisbsd
n,shed room next to bath at 1870 Fo1r aT
S aalT r nsh!nnd Park with or w,shaut
E% 1 1srT''s9 5 ESH% An:
ROOMS, With board summer rates V-s
II Lee Page. SO West Frankiin s,T MsS
IA ,it,,i fro", room, also small roon l con.
ION ANcnue. Madison t17o-,T
FOR rent. l or , rooms. Furnished 49, -,
furnished In desirable location. Vest End
patch. LIZ
FOR rent attractive. nicely furnished front
I'oi't ana oih"r room Also; bath and teln-
ph"n" On sam" floor 10 South Third Str.,,
Arply 20 south Third street
FOR rent. rooms. second floor: every con-
ven'cncn. 2SNa bennington Avenue
W exsTy One our rem; !s. in The hands Of
Randolph az II. seldom Taylor Z Son "'''e
'SE n nice no tr"n, ro"m furnished. Grove
Gail Bou,evard l5n2-J.
FOUR rooms, SIS Bath, electric lish,s
r@rcs. ltll-. 4 aos. care Times Dispatch
LA n,,Ga., fr "mi,u room ny Northern couple
| IN aioo block Grove Avenue; shade Trees,
lawn and pnrShcs. boulevard :4To-w
TWO large rooms nicely furnished. for
honsekeerinE' hath gas. porch ln2a Tay-
Tor Street.
FURNISHED room--IarGc bright aIry fron,
room with private family: use ~ phone:
'anianeous heater In bath. etc. North
First street.
FURNISHED, connecting rooms, housekeep.
ihr. telephone; new house. 923-A East
! Leigh
SECOND STORY front and ,hird-story front
rooms; also hail roon.s: cool, bright
.ooin.: cheap: No: l. North Fifth Street
FOR rent. bright. attractive front rooms
Uoge,her sinsiy>. second floor. south
crn exposure. baths. private family. 1902
West Grace.
NICELY furnished fron, room for rent
With board; all modern convcnirnces Also
Il room suitable for Il doctors office els
West Grace. Madison SSH.
SEVERAL bright, cool rooms for rent
n; North Fifth street.
FOR rent furnished. unfurnshed or light
housekeeping ruoTns: all conventences.
I Phone boulevard 2053- W.
CENTRALLY located. large. niceyI fur
nishrd room. exclusive Of bath hall!
kitchenrtte. Phone Madison SEW
FOR rent. newly papcrrd room. p-i%n e
family, furnished or unfurnished: central.
~ AZ. care Times Dispatch.
TWO large, bright. unfurnished rooms In
modern apartment. suitable for light
housekeeping: | block from line: West
End. Phone boulevard 1873
TWO connecting front rooms newly pa
psrod. newly furnished for housekeeping
IH East Leigh
GROUND roor room and hall. Apply l6l
East Grace Street.
THREE. nicely furnished connecting rooms:
private bath Ill iiodcru coCy>nicuc.,s
VIII rent separately II desired. 1921 ". 81
Grace.
. THREE newly pansred rooms on F,oyd
Avenue. light water and phone. raasor-
able boulevard 2ss5-w.
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'tl Your share of prosperjty. Fortlr. :
no" neinr made. Co; In business tur
yourtcIt WITH our nelp and factor. ,-i,,i
loe"H. AZ homo. all or spare .ir1e "a
canvass inE: "xr"r!cnce unnecessary Wiz
,n-'ia! tor i:e" boox. Mail Order S.,rcns.
Teas" Manuiactu-ius to- Inc Ia,. -
IS broadway. Buffalo y '''
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YOUNG men wanted rs railway mail clark :
T." month. Sample exam!nn ton questions
free Franklin institute. Desk e. ~. Koch
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EARN 81 weekly. spare time. wiring for
newspapers. magazines Experience. un.
necessary: details tree. Iresa Syndicate. 335
So Louis. Mo.
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FURNISHED ro"m--i.arEc. bright. airy front
room with private ta,uiiy; use az nhn,a.
instantaneous heater In bath. etc. North
First street. " "
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WANTED. working foreman FOR river farm
and Beach orchard. Married man preferred
STAT" salary desired and give references III
r--t letter Address Box -. Hal;on. Va
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SITUATION WANTED-Afale

EXPERIENCED clothing salesman handle
any class trade desires TO connect with
local house: retail. Address u SEA. care
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WANTED. 8 htst-class skaters. Apply lo3a
Mutual I.ullf.ir.g
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WANTED. capable. energetic lady az
mothers helper. Must assist Win IN"
horSework On tho country ana make her
self generally useful IN the home. Settled
lady, experienced in the care of little chill
drcn. preferred In applying, piaase write
fully, giving references ~" care Post
master, Cochran, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

Statesmen, to handle home and Office
'rec,Altt"s Great labor savers: big scll
ere. Write to-day FOR IRE" booklet Wal.
,"r N"rcha ndising Co. Box -, Hsn.phi,l
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lADIES-A fascinating home business
,,n ,in'nE pGs.rn IoS pictures. etc. spare
samples l0c: particulars free Artint S9".i
lHN Manhattan Street. New York =
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= :are opportunity; comfortable living: home
sewing, plain cloth seams ANY sewing
machine. steady: no canvas.ing; no tr;ncrs
wanted. Samples. ioc. Returned II not SAT
isiactoTy Home Sewers Co, Jobbers Sewing
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WANTED. n middle std white woman "a
assist in household work. sewing rr car
ing for children In convenient country
home. State age and reference In ansWcr-
ing W. Box li6, D2nvllc. Va.
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WANTED, experienced mechanic VINO can
Iake charge OF garage repair shop and
. make /; pay. 4 good position for the ri-h,
maj; In a town VI 6.uC). Apply quick Win
care Times Dispatch
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SITUATION wANTED-MaIe.

MEAT cutter grocery clerk. IS years
experience. Best reference. Phone Mad
ison 1910.
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GIRL for general housework and cooking
three in family. small house, sleep in
.oi Noble Avenue, Ginter Park
PHOTOPLAI ideas and stories wanted nv
Is companies. Si5-S $500 paid: experience I'm.
necessary; details free. Producers League
"a. st Louis
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BANKERS AND BROKERS CARDS
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WE WI! start you In the cleaning AM!
dyeinE business: little capital needed.
B:g profits Write FOR booklet Ben-Nond.
Systeni. Dept. 50. Charlotte. y. g.
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FOR RENT
THREE ROOMS AND BATH,
$3.50 Per Month

September J. apartment, near Stuart Monu.
inent PhoE" boulevard l2la before r. NJ
OF address II i2'. care Times Dispatch
SIN ROOM upper nat for rent; modern
az Grove Avenue. boulevard i6l9-W
FURNISHED room. front, indcpcndent en-
trance, every modern convenience; very
I ccntral. Phone Randolph 23,o.
FOR ;he young bachelors. You follows who
want t" double UP and 1--we in a swell
apartment; house, IN swell location with
comforts. for little money. this will solve
the situation. For rent. ) large rooms fur.
nished o. unfurnshed, steam heat electric
lights and Jant,or service; on corner: pr.-
Ea,e eniranc" from street; rent reasonable
Address Select Apartment House il ia2
care Times Dispatch.
RooNS Tor rent furnished or unfurrlsncl,
in private family: Forest Hill y 81,
care Times Dispatch
FURNISHED room with private family 2ls
North Meadow Street Boulevard 2723.J.
FOR rent. furnished rooms. centrally 10.
Gated Call Madison 6sSS-J.
LIGHT housekeeping rooms furnished con-
vcntcn'ir; also rooms 3I9 East Franklin.
CONNECTING rooms Tor housekeeping wc!i
ventilated and nicely furnished sos East
clay street.
FURNISHED, central rooms. with or With
out board. : South Fifth Street
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COOKS. maids. mattresses. nurses, hotel and
household help. See write, Virginia
business xohangc. $40 North Second.
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y i.hl.f furnished room with or w,..o,.
u noaru IN private family, on 1896 biocE
Mes. SraSs' for gen;leman or couple AT
uress II "od. care Times Dispatch Nu-
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SALESMAN Uravciingb wanted for popular
priced raincoats: liberal commission basis
sidelinc. Empire Mts. Co. i4a Broadway,
New York CIV.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
DOCKS LIKE FAST TEAM.

8rf New Britain Machine Company Ss organized baseball team for the 8son and is ready to meet all com- g. Raymond Bigley, Howard Blinn A1 Mcintyre will play the outfield po- Ions; Bernie Coyle will play short Ap; Red Campbell, the grand old Reran, will cover third base; Herd
 h, formerly of the Independents, 81 play second base and Bolen, for #r #rly of the Army Regulars will play ' initial, sack. Mickey Noonan, one the best catchers ever turned out S New Britain, will be behind the @ and Jimmy Chalmers and R. Eight will pitch. Teams desiring &nes should address James Onorato, Nc of New Britain Machine Con- M1y, New Britain, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
MATTY BEATEN IN
 HIS SEASONS DEBUT
Old Master Loses to Boston Braves
 in Ten Innings

New York, May 5.-Bad habits, like evil companions, are often mighty hard to shake. The Giants seem to have contracted the unhappy faculty, this season, of booting away extra inning games. They lost the fifth one of the season at the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon to George Stallings' scrappy Braves. The score was ' to 6. and the wreck came in the tenth inning
 Not even the grand Old Master, Christy MatheWson, could lead the lost tribe of McGraw out of the will derness of lost opportunity. Matty pitched the full ten innings and, on the whole, pitched with a promise of happier fate when the summer heat further permeates his gallant bones. Big Six was not the steam roller of cid, it is true. Yet he Outgamed and CutmaneuVered Lefty Tyler, the seasoned sOuthpaW of George Stall lings, who is but a stripling in cOal- rarison to Christy in point of service. The Giants knocked Lefty Tyler out of the box in the ninth inning. That is more than Boston could accom- plish against Matty, even though they got four run lead by batting clear around in the very first inning.
 This was an uphill fight for New York's greatest baseball idol; a valiant struggle which ultimately was not decided strictly on merit. Six thousand hearts were breaking when in the tenth Red Smith battered over the plate with the run that spelled defeat for Matty on his first attempt at a comeback. The score:
 r. h. e.. Boston ....... 4000110001-7 IA 2 New York .... 100013O010-6 12 ?
 Batteries-Tyler, Hughes and Gowdy; MatheWson and DOoin.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
Indians Still Winning.

Chicago, May 5.-The Cleveland Tn- dians kept up their winning streak yesterday, shutting out the White Sox to 0. The pastime was a pitchers battle throughout, Coumbe for Cleve- land opposing Williams. The former was touched for eight hits, but kept them well scattered. A walk to Fur her and Speakers double brought in a marker in the first round. Roth's single and GandiPs double in tue sixth accounted for the second tally Williams was relieved by Faber after pitching seven innings. The score:
 r. h. e. Chicago ...... .OOOOOOO00-O 8 0 Batteries-Coumbe and O'Neil; Will Hams, Faber and Schalk.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
TANKS AT MERCY
 OF DUTCH LEONARD
DOnOVan'S Men Connect But Twice
 for Safe Hits in Game

Boston, Mass, May 5.-Dutch Leon ard held the Yankees to two hits yes terday afternoon, two scattered hits and his team mates played behind him without an error. Consequently the Yankees did not have much chance to beat the Red Sox. The score was 5 to O.. The playing of the Yankees was perfunctory, but they were re- duced to that condition by their in ability to hit. Leonard did not un- cover any of the beanball stuff which he used in New York, but by attend ing strictly to his knitting he turned the Yankee batters back with consist ent thoroughness.
 Only six men all told of the New York squad felt first base beneath their feet and only one man ad- Vanced as far as second base. That honor fell to Peckinpaugh, who ham mered his way to this remote point with a two bagger. The score:
 r. h. e. New York .OO0OOOOO0-0 3 Boston .010O0OO2x-3 9 0 Batteries-CaIdwen and Nunamak- CT; Leonard and Carrigan.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
PLANTERS VICTOR
 IN l4TH INNING
Lynn Loses When Catcher Lets Ball Get by Him

New London, May 5.-New London 4 innings securing the winning run on an error by Catcher Carroll, lwho let a ball go through his legs. New London used three pitchers.
 Fortune being taken out In the eighth because of lack of control. Down of the Planters had four sac srif1ce hits credited to him. The score: 1- -e''
 r. h. e. New London
 Oooo1o1o1oooo1-4 8 2 Lynn ... OOO01OO11000OO-3 5 5 Batteries Reiger, Martin And Fish; Tuero and Masterman.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
PRAISE FOR BRAVES.
President Tener Extends Congrat,lla-
 tions For Good Behavior of Team.

Boston, May 5.-The Braves, re- garded in some circles last year as the most belligerent" team in the major leagues, were praised for their conduct in the field this season bv President Tener of the National League, in a telegram which President Haughton of the local club gave out yesterday.
 Judging by the position your club holds in the race today" Tener wrote when the Braves topped the league yesterday, "the practice of your policy has not initiated against the team S success. I congratulate you and Man ager Stallings on the splendid be- havior of the boys"
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
LARSON OUT OF IT.

J. Aaron Larson is practically eltm- mated as a contender for honors in the Schmarr association pool tourn- ament having dropped game last evening to Danny Fitzpatrick (Silent Danny), score 100 to 65. Fitzpatrick in turn went down to a 100 to 98 de- feat administered by w. Campbell. The defeat of Larson coming so near the end of the tournament greatly lessens his chances of winning over Hermann Schmarr the present leader.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
< 17-INCH TROUT.

-. Williams is today the pos Dor Of the seasons record locally, trout fishing. Off to some brook
 lllhllo"h. locality yesterday, MT. Ellahls brought home as fine a, string has ever been seen in Monier's Fe where he exhibited his days cf- |ts. The largest of the trout meas Id IT inches and what is known fishermen circles as the ..Do11rr edon" species.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
DILLON VS. LES DARCY?

Milwaukee, Wis, May 5.-A cable gram received here yesterday from Sydney, Australia, authorized an offer to Jack Dillon of Indianapolis of $10,- 900 to box Les Darcy twenty rounds at Sydney. The proposition was wired to Dillon this evening.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
Concert Work in Eighth.

Pittsburgh, May 5.-The Pirates defeated the Cubs here yesterday, 4 to ?, a batting rally in the eighth bringing victory to the locals. Chi cago scored a run in the second in- ming on Zimmerman's double and Archer's single. Schulte's single and a triple by Williams scored their second run in the third inning. Pitts burgh got a run in the second inr1nSi when Wagner was hit by a pitched ball, wet to second on Bard's out at first, and scored on Knabe's single, In the eighth inning triples by Carey and Hinchman, Wagners single and Knabe's double scored three runs. The score:
 r. h. e. Chicago ..... O11OOOOOO-2 s c Pittsburgh .. O1OOOOO3"-4 8 0 Batteries-Lavender and Archer Cooper and Schmidt.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
Passed Ball Does It.

Bridgeport, May 5.-Lawrence won pitchers contest yesterday, 9 to l, when Mahoney trip1ed in the ninth Ind came home on a passed ball. With two out in the last half of the ginth Gaudette doubled but WAS left. The score: --f ..:, #I AA[ :t.r ..t sa. r. h. e. lawrence ..... 1oo0ooccf-2 0 Bridgeport .... 01O000O00-1 3 Battertes-Pearson and Murphy; Walsh and Smith.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
Lowell Swanped.

Springfield, May 5.-The Lowell < 1b was badly mussed up by Man ter Jack Flynn's Green Sox at the H rk yesterday afternoon. Lowell led two pitchers, three or four aore might have come in handy, as
 bl1 as a few extra infie1ders and 3 htf1eIders for the Sox had their Stting togs on and plastered the sn to all corners of the lot, win Ing heads up, 5 to 5. The score: r. h e. ringfeld ~..:. 151oO332*-15 15 5 AweH ..9:. -1O10OO3OO- g ' Batteries-LeRoy and Stephens;
 brsey, King and Greenhalge.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
Hartford Bunches Hits.

Hartford. May Hartford by |unch'n~ hits in three innings yes- erdnr : ,"oated Worcester, to 2. Tar" as taken out at the start tF' uth when Wagner doubled
 snd Sl1tf' singled In succession. Scan
 bn going in and holding his own fom that point on.' Many brilliant
 8elding plays featured the contest.
 Bhe score:
 r. h. e. Hartford .. 01OO1O1O*-3 8
 Forester ..... 00010OO01-2 5 1 Batteries-Gero and Skiff, Maron- E, Scanlon and Tyler.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
WheeZer Stops PhiIlieS.

Brooklyn, May 5.-Wheezer Dell's first start of the season was a shutout victory over the champion Phillies at Ebbets Field yesterday afternoon, W hich increased the Dodgers lead in the pennant race and showed the losers down below Boston into third
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
NEW STRENGTH RECORD.
Succeeds Mike Dorizas.

Philadelphia, May 5.-A new col hate strength record of 1865 points Bs made yesterday by Edward c. lasc1l, tackle on the University of hnsyIvania football team, who will Iduate in June. The former record E1 ITO points was made two years by IF Dorizas. Russell is said to have made any special prep Ation for the test, which was g. part
 he regular course in physical train
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
Lucky Bill.

Now doth the critic spend his days Swearing that Francis Bacon wrote The bulk of MT. Shakespeare's plays; That Bill was not the acting pote; And warking in, around about,
 With some points fresh and others
 witty,
 Goes on to prove beyond a doubt The Bard of Avon was not guilty. o would that some far day from here
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05

place. The score was ? to o, both' Brooklyn runs coming in the fifth inning, when double by Mowrey and sacrifice by Cutshaw were fol- lowed by two errors. The score:
 r. h. e. Philadelphia .. OOOOOoOO0-O 3. Brooklyn ..... OOOO20OO"-2 4 4 atteries-McQuillen, Rixey andl Burns Adams; Dell and Meyers.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05

score of to 1. The Mackmen did not score until the ninth, when Strunks three bagger, followed by an out counted the locals only tally. The Nationals mixed their five hits off Sheehan with bases on balls and CT TOTS by Witt and Oldring. The score:
 r. h. e. Washington ...01OO10OO3- Il i Philadelphia oooOOOOO1-1 3 Batteries-Johnson and Henry; Sheehan, Weaver and Schang.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
LOCAL INDIANS WIN.
MiddIetOwn Red Men Bow To Prowc=s
 Of Home Tribe

Mattabessett Tribe, I. o. R. M, won three straight games at bowling last evening, the Middletown Red Men be- ing the victims. The scores follow:
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Boston at New York. Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Chicago at Pittsburgh. Cincinnati at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
MarSanS Features.

Detroit, May 5.-st. Louis punched three hits in the thirteenth inning yesterday and defeated the Tigers, 7 to G. Poor pitching and ineffective batting with men on the bases caused Detroits downfall. Groom pitched the last eight innings for the Browns and was not scored on. Tn the eleventh inning Detroit had a man on third with nobody out, but three batters failed to get the ball out of the in field. one handed running catch by Marsans was the fielding feature. The score:
 St. Louis ... .oooo321ooooo1-7 12 3 Detroit .... 23O0OOOOOO-6 12 o
 Batteries-Davenpor Groom and Hartley: Dubuc, Erickson, Dauss, Cov eleskie and Stanage and Baker.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Springfield IS, Lowell 5. Hartford 3, Worcester 2. New London 4, Lynn GA in- nings).
 Portland 7, New Haven 3. Lawrence 2, Bridgeport l.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
COLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS

Harvard 5 Virginia 0. Annapolis 4, North Carolina A. and M. 2.
 Dartmouth 3, Georgetown 9 Worcester Tech 9. Bates 3. Catholic University 3, Boston Col 1ege O.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

New York at Boston. Washington at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Detroit. Cleveland at Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
Reds Do Ii in Ninth

St. Louis, Mo, May 5.-With one- hit the Reds scored three runs in the ninth inning yesterday and beat out. the Cardinals, 4 to 2. Groh was outj when Herzog walked. Louden grounded to Hornsby, who followed with a wild throw, putting Herzog' on third. Mitchell grounded to Beck, who hit Herzog going home, Herzog scoring, and Wingo's long fly to Bescher scored Louden. Neale's single to center counted Mitchell. Ames pitched a tight game all the way, but his support failed him. The score:
 r. h. e.. Cincinnati .... OOOO1OOO3-4 T 0I St. Louis ..... 01O1OO0OO-2 9 5 Batteries-Toney, Schultz, Schnei- Ger and Wingo, Clarke; Ames and Gonzales.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
Baseball News In a Nutshell
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Yesterdays Results.

Boston 3, New York O.
 Washington 5, Philadelphia 1. Cleveland 2, Chicago 0. St.. Louis ', Detroit (13 innings).
New Britain herald., 1916-05-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Boston 7, New York 6, (10 innings) Brooklyn 2, Philadelphia 0. Cincinnati 4, St. Louis 2. Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 2.