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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-05-11
,sIs0sai and Pesso onal

sSisl 6 g5
M6ftis q Co. are moving their stocl
Of goods from the Treenan building te
the a: N Norris building, formerly oc,
cppiea Wy. the postofsice. Read their
new adyetti isement today.
tMIfgs.S P.fW. Arnett is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Richey,
Mrs. Araett is well known to our read.
ers as Mrs. Flora ,Lathem. She was
married several weeks ago tto;Mr. Ar
nett, a travelling salesman.
ley Perry Durham has moved his stock
Of goods from the building at Jordania
sidetrack to the room formerly occupied
by Mr.. Henry near the Seneca oil mill.
Mr.. Durham recently came here from
Pickens county. Seneca Journal.
Through the kindness of Prof. Frank
l,Welborn we had the pleasure of attend.
Ing. a Masonic rally at; Clemson College
last week. More than 800 Masons were
present. President Riggs Of Clemson
became aMaster Mason that night. III.
Olin Craig, one of the hustling Craigs
from over on Keowee, was In Pickens
one day last week with load of twen-
ty 0. |. c. pigs, which he sold here at
S. and $40 each. He says he has twenty
more and it is no trouble to find a good
market for good stock.
We understand that Messrs. julius
Boggs and J. M. Smith have sold the
Palmetto Pharmacy at Easley to Messrs.
w. M. and H. c. Hagood and that DR..
Jim Myers, who once before conducted
this drug store, will come back to Eas-
ley and take charge of it.
Oscar K. Mauldin, q prominent men,
Der of the Greenville bar, made most
interesting talk to the men of Pickens
in the Methodist church here Sunday
afternoon. Up until about six weeks
ago Mr.. Mauldin was q man that people
frequently referred to as ''rounder,'
but he became converted and is proving
power for good
A certain bachelor of the Mt. Carmel
SECTION on recent Sunday was with a
young lady for the first time IN quite
while. And.on Monday morning he was
out trying to buy potato slips. The
next Sunday he attended the singing
and on the following Monday was out
trying to buy some pigs. 1t looks like
a real case of going to house-k keeping.
w. d. Spearman, prominent citizen
of the Brushy Creek section of Ander-
son county and well known in Pickens,
got his right leg broken just above the
ankle and his right arm broken just
below his elbow Thursday when an au-
tomobile inywhich he was riding turned
turtle. Mr.. Spearman was with Ander
son county officers carrying Asa Kay, a
negro, to Jail when the car turned over.
Kay was accused of aiding in the es-
cape of Steve Lesley, the negro convict
who attempted to assault white girl
in Anderson county Tuesday of last
week. Lesley has has not been caught.
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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-05-11
AtGrave:Qu
Bolton. Journal.

Bolton journal.
A Mr.. Graves is running for coroner
of Anderson county. Sounds like he
ought to have the job. Pickens Senti-
mel. Some few weeks ago B. H. Graves,
brother of the editor of the Journal an
nounced that he would be in the race
for coroner, but after giving the matter
grave" consideration he decided not
to- make the race.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-05-11
Booker Is Not Cured Yet

Spartanburg Journal.
Add local news items of future years !:
"Pickens, May 6, 1884. A Sunday
school has been organized in Pickens
county with 81 members. There are
now Sunday schools in every county in
the state except Colleton."
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-05-11
Central Hotel,
Central, S. Co..
THURSDAY. MAY; 18.
Hunters Pharmacy,
Liberty, S. c.,
FRIDAY, MAY 10.
Pickens Inn,
Pickens, S. c.,
Saturday, May, 20.

His examinations are thorough and
accurate. His work is very reliable
and as good as the best to be had any
where. Special attention given to
school children's eyes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
POWDER pUFFS VICTORIOUS
OVER THE NORFOLK TARS

Especial TO The Richmond vfrgtntanz)
Hopeweii. Va May 25.-The
Powder Psatfs celebrated their return
homo by defeating the Norfolk Tars
IN an errat1c game at Epps' Park this
afternoon, to s. The game was 4
Suggest, In which the homo team
made their hits count most. The
fielding OF both tho Tars and Puna
was ragged and r appeared. with one
out n tho ninth inning. tlsAA tho game
would. % into extra inntnsA Tue hrst
bail Owen pitched Hopkins was call
ed q strike, and whfie an argument
ensued between no -ofd sister" and
the nmpA Owen attempted = quick
return IN an effort to slip ovor thu
second strike on Hop. but he met the
sphere 0QuAre On tho nose and when
b was oNar<aken 1t was against the
le4a deld WALL Gust followed with his
tnivd hft and drove over the winning
run, 6ssfntrcnner. Albus and Hartsell
contributed several fielding features.
Tho jumps seemed to find It difficult IN
handling Crabble's pitching and Gas
ton succeeded him after the sixth IN
ming. holding the Tars safe through
the remaining three inningA
The box scores
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
HAltEhDACK'S finn IS
WINNER AT BELMONT

New TovAe. May as.-Twenty-ffve
thousand turf enthusiasts saw H. C.
HAllonbec1rs great four-yeAr-old, The
Finn. win the twenty-thsrd running OF
the Metropolitan handicap At Belmont
Park this afnornoon. August Bel
rnoncs Stron1boii was second and
JamsS Buffers Spur third Tho time
for the mile was lisa, within one
NTH OF second Of eouautng the REQ
ORD VaAt3on Plate established ecr the
uz11s SIX yeers ago
Twelve hoFses faceas<he baxr4sx- Ths
sBslxnout 4snAEy wa ths favor4ts sround
) 70 4 w4sffs The FINN was a. good ~
5 70 l.
TIA g9nn sos away badly. bus schut-
finger worried him through the neld
until h occupied FIRST position on tho
n1st turn. High Noon. the grpnt But
lar opt1ueoEs made <he 5a08n1 down ths
back seDstoh Stronbofi was SECOND,
The S4nn third and Spur fourSn
0oun1fng de last turn Hlxh Noon
stfn Ted. but wss obviousfy tnfng.
strombo2f movsd up WITH, . rush. Then
Sohutt&nss1 shot the Finn up on tha
outside ana h. was soon on evan terms
WITH etromboaA High Noon dropped
back and Spur Joined tho two leaders
Tha three tore down tho stretch while
the crowd rose and shrisked- First
6trom bolt would show in front and
then The FINN would catch him. Spar
was Just length back.
In tho final dash to the fnish poae
The Finn proved best and outgamed
stromhoh, winning by three quarter.
Of Length The latter was three
lengths IN front Of Spur, which LASTED
tsst long enough 70 boat oainer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
TRIBE WINS
FROM POLICE OUTFIT
Richmond Es Get Verdict Over Bluecoats Count Of 20
II After Overcoming Five-Run Lead In Last Three
Innings of Play-Both Hit Ball Hard

Coming from behind in the last
three innings of play and gradually
lighting their way to the bS'ont. Ben
ME fuckers Elk baseball aggregation
emerged victorious over the Richmond
Police team yesterday afternoon at
Broad Street Park by a count OF 20 to
II. IT was not a regular ball game.
It was Just one of those old-time slug
tests. in which long hits and miscues
predominated.
When the blue coats took q Ave-
run lead in the seventh they appa-
rently sewed up tho game and they
began to see visions of victory over
the antlered tribe. However,, the
guar dams of the law held this lead
for but a brief period, for at this
juncture the Elks got their sticks to
working and everything started going
wrong for the policemen. The pftoh-
ers cracked under thu strain, the de-
Tense deterioratsd, and the members
Of tina fraternM organization started
chasing each other around ina has
socks In rapid succession.
1t was in the ninth inning that the
real fun started. At this time tho
Elks were two runs In the rear and
the chances for a Police victory stu
looked good--to the policemen. Nc
Donald, who WAS hurting for the blue
coats, got nervous and the Elks got
peckless with their bats. Charlie
Strain. erstwhlle Colt and one-time
idol of the Richmond fans, was rushed
to the rescue, but the former Virginia
Lea guer was greeted with a nice little
three-base clout from the bat Of Bur-
gfn. Tucker and Jones followed with
sin giles and before the anelered tribe
could be halted they had sent five
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26

E. Games Today.
NIIDSINTAES I'm Montreal
0n1t1mncre fin Buffalo.
v0Dask In Rochester.
SUvtd4noe I'm Toxcnto.

Montreal. May 2s.--B~attng hca sue
|HAewS appears 10 be favorite
15&s4Ime for Dan Howley's Royals
~ content with taking four straight
ia Newark and showing Fred Ten
80 boys down eff their high posi-
-. the MontEesiers put the spikes
the Richmond VTrginians today
the tune OF S - The Royals hit
oAdee hard ana timely and num-
&0a free tickets 20 first also helped
- locals considerably in ran getting
U3cdhrei was IN coming tower" for
~ locals and tw.r1ea IN good style.
T. heightened Up when the visitors
lRoAtened.
Sss1 Tree passes by the Richmond hurl-
~ combined with timely btnRles gave
~ Royals lead Of three runs in The
Mrening inning. The Nfrg1ntaDs sent
13s< runner across IN the third IN
ling, but the Montreal boys came
Mmck strong IN the fifth ard sent two
npre scrosg, Again in the seventh
hoades started walking men. and
1Coe mixed with hits, gave the Royals
Eaae:r last three runs ~ the game.
s-sea~eh defeated the N,rgtnians
nght hard from start 10 finish. They
zssT @nTN got men on the haxsocks,
~ Goodbred always tightened IN the
stncbes and in only one frame was
~ damage done.
The Firslniaus made only one error
lnttng the game, that being a wild
~ 10 first base ny Rhoades and
mich resulted in a run. The visitors
mt ur a neat fielding exhibition, and
Ne work of Sandy Roche on second
- for the Richmondsrs WAC especi-
~ good. lie accepted eight chances
1eMhouf mi~cuc. The hitting oi
khe@io Arragon ard Hendryx was
cod.
ne box Ecnrn f0llnws:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26

Petersburg. Va. may Ss.--aronAst. a.
ter pitching an excellent game Tor
seven Innings. hlcw up In the opening
contest with the Tarheeas ut McKsnnis-
Street Park today and allowed fosr
ANGLES. double and . triple. which.
with the only errors Of the game nettsd
the visitors eight runs. The game
was . beautiful exhibition with ths
exception Of the eight stansa, when
eleven Of the twelve runs were scored
Leaks was In great form and allowed
only ono extra batter to face him in
the f1rst seven inninga IN tho eighth
he sAssd MP and . batting rally netted
the homo team three runs. Both teams
helded In great stylA sxcapt In the
eighth stAnsa when 0oalby and Mo-
hart contributed the only errors Of ths
contest The work Of Irn1chAr At
third bass and Of Alexander and Klein
In the outdeld the hitting Of Edwards
and 0oaaby featured the ons-stdsd At
htr TIE sccrss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
Gossip
Although Defeated Again, virg1nians Retain
First Position in the International League.

Here's hoping that he doesn't get
suspended again until Manager Billy
Smith and George Kircher are tend
erred opportunities to furnish some
sweet music for his ears
BIN Laval. OF Virginia League
fame, Is playing in the outf1eld for
the Greensboro club. Bill has evident
ly found his batting eye again. for he
is giving the bail no gentle rapa,
In glancins over the summary OF
a ball game the other morning young
lady discovered that a certain pitcher
had walked twelve men.
How could he have walked twelve
men when there are only nine men
on a team" she asked. Sail wrong,
Genev1eve. vail wrong.
Somebody must have named New
ark tho ''ClimberE'' Every time this
name il tackled on to club it starts
to climbing all right, but unfortunate
ly towards the cellar.
The policemen used their clubs yes
terday afternoon. but not enough to
defeat tho members Of the antlered
tribe. 1t was one Of ye old time slug
TESTS, and the result Of the contest
was IN doubt until tho last man went
out in the ninth inning.
Wonder when the Detroit Tigers
will win another game? The poor
showing OF jennings aggregation 10
almost ~ big . surprise a. the vfo-
torious march Of the Cleveland In
dams. But e ~ oanst4hat 'sm. who u
going to do TT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26

Ptttsburg. May 16.-The Pirates
displayed . complete rsvsrsal Of form
today and shut out The Dodsvrs by
a SCORE Of to .. Miner allowed
tho visitors only tfrre hfta. w1Ale Dv1l
was found for nfne hits ana four runs
in the first inning. giving way 70 Ap-
pleton, who allowed two hits and was
replaced by Marquard IN the eighth.
One hit was secured or Rube.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
WASHINGTON BATTLES
SOx TO STANOST|lL
Darkness mtervenes Afner Senators
And Chicago Play Fourteen
Innings
TIGERS ARE AGAIN DEFEATED
Red sox Make n Three Straight ~fronai
Detroit by Winning. Stc a-Yankees
Are victorious Over ST. LIQUIDS
Rrowna-

Washington May 3S.-~washfnston
and Chicago hattled fourteen innings
to a as tie this afternoon, darkness
putting ar end to tho struggle. After
holding Chicago scorsiess for Elk In
nings. Harry Harper. the southpaw.
faItered badly in the seventh and
some bad fielding aided the White Sox
in scoring three runs The Senator'S
came back In their half and knocked
Benz out of The box, tieing the score
off Russell in the eighth. Johnson
then was eent m 10 hold Chicago safe,
while woifgang allowed no liberties
by the Senators
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
PLAY GAME SATURDAY
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

John Eaxaaaan and McGufreaw
University school WIN battSe SAT-
urfny afternoon at Broad-strcet
Park for the city preD-echool
championship. The game win
start promptly at O'Clock.
John MarshaIi won the Richmond
Prep League honorx. hut owing to
tho fact that McGufre's school was
mot represented in that orwanixa-
ton this year, the public school
lads will have to reckon with the
Red and Black team before they
can lazy claim to the city title.
woodward and Gresham VIII do
the hurting and the sanso ahouId
he a warm one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26

runners across. The Policemen tried
hard to even matters In their halt
of the ninth inning. bat their efforts
TO knot the count proved futile
The game was halted frequently to
allow the players to dispute Dutch
Bottoms decisions and a. \ result n
took almost three hours to stage the
exhibition.
Teams Field Wen.
Despite the heavy scoring. both
teams nelded brilliantly at ttxnea
Arragfn. Sitterding and Tucker pat
UP a bang-up exhibition on xlos inda1d
for the Tks. wl1ile Charlae Bnakn,
Bin Jones and Ryan carried of thl
fielding honore for tho Poasos Nsan.
siteerdtng. Bursin and Dutson ON
tributed home runs during tho A1tsr-
noon. Captain Buohes, who hAa
worked hard over the Elh ~sAua, VA
unable to play because o<-A~Sose arm.
Both Rlentoq and Bow hurled good
bali for the Ellz.
clash. ana a number Of ths psousfnen,
city ofncia1s were on hand. Justice
Crutchheld was scheduled to Be thsrA
but he disappointed the people at tn
last moment by announcing that hi
had to do some work In his garden
The game was preceded by q parade
through the principal stseets Of R1oh.
mond. and was headed by tho Bog
Scouts drum and bnsle oorpA
Policeman Ridgeway was hit in tbs
mouth In the last inning Of yester.
days game by a thrown bah and had
three of his teeth knocked out. two
Of them were gold ones Thomaa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
Brown Enable to Como Back.

Cincinnati, May 25--Mordecai
Brown attempted q comeback today.
which ended to in favor Of the
home team, with Mcconnell pitching
against Mitchell after Brown had quit
In Disgust at the end OF the opener.
Two scratch hits started the ball roll
ing IN the first round and HcrEos
knocked q harmless triple after four
markers had been made OF Brown
Mccarthy pounded in two OF the Cubs
runs and MAnn's triple in the seventh
led to another. Mann counted tho
ffnai tally without the aid Of hits
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
Baseball
BY ERNEST POLLARD.

Defeated again. but still we retain
the lead in the International League.
Both Baltimore aud Providence were
nosed out yesterday, while Newark
and Rochester took a rest
The last two weeks have been dis
astrous one for the visiting clubs.
When the four clubs who had first
played at home left for their initial
trips all OF them had a good lead over
the other four aggregations. However,
all OF them are being gradually cut
down. and from present indications
In few days That Richmond has
been making a better showing on the
road than the other three clubs is
shown by the fact that they have gone
from third place to the top since they
left home.
Apparently all OF the teams In the
International League are on q par,
now that the weaker ones have been
considerably strengthened by recent
acquisitions, and the case from now
on should be a hummer
The fact that four players and
Manager Smith are on tho sick list n
some excuse for tho virginians' poor
showing yesterday. LATHE Angelo Ar
rason = the only one on the infieid
who Ia not suffering from some ALL
ment. McDermott Roche and Eibel
all being sick. Ross 10 also on the
sick list while Manager Smith 10 suf-
,feTfng with the grip. Tho weather
has been bad since the virg1nians de-
parted and It II largely due to this
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
Yanka Win Game.

New York. May 25.-The visitors
both outhatted and outplayed the To-
calls but were unable TO bunch hits
on Cullop, while on Green the locals
put them In b4g heap, 6tihoofey
doubled, an error by Shotten, Bau-
mans single, n triple by Pipp and
Boone's sacrifice fly gave the Yankees
four-run lead In the first inning.
Eisler starred for the Browns with
four hits out of FIVE trips to the bat
and come fast work in the field.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
NOME RUN CL0UT gPTTIS
DEFEAT TOR PROVIDENCE

Ss Toronto. May 2b.-~-Home runs by
5ttwiler and Shocker, Thom psons
NJ steal. a single by Trout and three
fors gave Toronto the opening game
n the series with Providence today.
70 3. The score was tied at begin
&ng OF the last inning, when the Leafs
41aied and scored two runs The
Trays could only get one run in their
IL Score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
vZAIIO HISONS CAPTURE
SIXTH STRAIGHT VICTORY

I<nnAlo. n. r.. May 25.--Donovan's
p1cp Bisons staged a ninth in
1nliy today and kept the Orioles
EDk first place. The score was s
The locals scored four in the
~ inning. Morrisette walked three
JAckson's o-bagger drove two
m m. McDonaid's single did the
MOrTtsette purposely walked
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26

SUMMARY. TWO basa hit--Wafker.
Stolen bases--Ho blitzel, @ ardn r.
Hooper. Sacrifice hits-5hore, ..
Cady. Double plays-Young to Bush (.
Young to Burns; Barry 60 Jnnvrtn 10
Hoblitxel. q; Barry TO Hobiitxel. Bases
on bafls-Ofr Cunningham, !; of Bo-
land. 8 of shore /. Struck out--By
Cunningham. e. by Boland. / by
Shore 4. Umpires--Dineen and Nal
lin Tfns-l:kS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
Petersburg.

Alexander. Berger. Three-pasa hit
Klein sacrtfice hits---Edwards. 3: Der
ger, Talbot. ny. Stolen bases--Etsel,
Berger, .. Struck out--By LeAke. 8.
Base on baIls--By Mozart 4 Wild
pttch--Ry MOZART. LAft on bases
Rocky Mount, o: Petersburg. 8. I'm
pfres-faossana apd Kennedy. Time
1:4A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26

Summary; Sacrifice hits--R1oades,
FsNagner Double play-wagner 20
slaAttery: Arragon TO Roche TO Eibel,
Two base hits--Hendryx, Almeida.
aexpck out~-By Rhoades s; by Good l.
bred, 4. Base on balls--Or Rhoades,
uff Goodbre6, 3. Hit by pitcher
SBy Rhoades (Maisel) Wild pitoh--
ea&hoades rupires-Tsheetnutt and
Axpenter. Time 40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26

CINCINNATI .-~-...... 400 1o1 11s-S
Summary: Two-base hit-McCarthy.
Three base htts-Herzog. Mann. Bases
on balIs-On Mitchell. 3: OF Brown,
i; Off Mcconnell. 3. Sacrifice hits
Neale, Wingo ca, Mollwitz, Herzog.
Stolen bases--.Mollwttz. Louden.
Struck out--By Mitchell. q by Nc
Connell. /. Hit by pitched pall-Mann-
Wild pitch-McConnell. Umpires-
Harrison and R4slsr. Tfme-2:0l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Pfttsburg. 8; Brooklyn. 0.
Cincinnati, 8: Chicago, 4
Others not scheduled
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26

ing of Crawford maska the passfng OF
one of the greatest heavy hitting out
nslders tho game ever produced. No
other player ever hit the bali a. hard
as Sam. Last season his legs went
back on him and he began to slow mp.
Three years ago jennings wanted to
make a first baseman out Of Crawford,
But Sam turned tho otter down. Photo
shows Crawford taking q healthy
swing at the bail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
Tigers Drop Another.

Boston. May 2s.-The Red sox
made # three straight from Detroit
this afternoon, to 2 Boston piled
up a three-run lead on Cunningham,
which tho Tigers were unable to over
come Three singles and double
sent Cunningham TO the bench In the
third inning. Gardner's wild throw
gave Detroit run in the ninth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
Totals 46 3 ~ 20

sBatted FOR Harper in seventh
tRatted for Russell in tenth
Score by innings. r.
Washington. 900 600 2o1 900 oo---s
Chicago -. 900 600 800 600 0o-S
Summary: Bases on balls--OT
WolfwanR. 8; Off Harper 2; of john
son, /. ETfts~-ofr Benz, 3 in Z: Wolf
gang, 3; off Harper, Q IN Z; off Boeh-
ling, IN 2 Ia Struck out-By
Benz. 2; ny Harper, u by johnson.
4. Three base f1itr--Judge, E. Col
Inns, Two-hass hit--Shanks. Sacrf-
Ace hit-McMullin. Stolen bases
, sschallS Double plays-MoMullin.
F'ournier TO McMullin. HIT by pitch
er-By Benz fMcBrf8sl. Umpires-
Chill and O'Loughlin. Time--2:46,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26

~. Kaunagartner~ Home runs
1w4ier. shocker Double plays
1a0dAle TO Graham; Yelle to Shean.
aek out--By Baumgartner. !: by
Gker, 8. Bases on balls--Off
nUxtner. 4: off Shocker. T. Left
nass-Provtdence. 8: Toronto, 6.
~ pftcher-By Baumgartner, I
1IDm)- Cmpires-Freernan and
61boe- Time 80.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
COOLERS DEFEATED
BY TARIIEEL. OUTFIT
Mohart Blows Up Eighth Inning and Allows Ray Ryan
Boys to Secure Eight Counters-Hopeweu Wins Game
From Norfolk-Buldery Take Came


Results Yesterday.
Rocky Mount. .; Petersburg, Z
Hopewell, 9: Norfolk, s.
Newport News, &: Portsmouth, /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26

Detroit, May 2t---Sam Crawford IL
through. The great Tiger batter will
not be seen in the role of regular
again this season. bat wifi be used
a pinch httten Manager Hugh
Jennings recently stated that he Is not
keeping Samuel on the, bench ON ac-
count OF his weak batting. but on ao-
count of Crawford slowing up op the
bases and in the outfeld- The bench
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-26
P1ftsburg.

Three-base hit-Carey. Stolen base
w. johnson. Sacrifice hits-Barney.
Knaba Double plays-Cu tshaw.
O'Mara to Daubert: Wagner 20 w.
johnson. Hit by pftcher-Ry Miller,
l. struck eut-By Dell. 8; by Mar
guard. L Wild pitoh-@Milfer. Um-
pires-Byron and Ortiz T1me-1:49.