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CHILDREN AID ICE FUND
BY CONTRIBUTING S22

check for s22.74 was received by
Inc es-Dispatch yesterday as
contribution TO the Ice Mission OF
Richmond. The money Is the pro
ceeds of the penny contributions from
the children OF Richmond who attend
ed free matinee at the Strand Thea
Ter last saturday morning. and will
ne used for relief OF sick children
IN the poorer sections Of the city dur
ing the summer months
a private screening Of the movie
hlm. The Wizard Of o." Will h.
given at the John b. Cary Public
school this afternoon at o'clock for
members of the Elementary Teachers
Association. the Principals Associa-
ton. the baseball team of the John
b. Cary School and the Association Of
School Supcrintendents. now I'm ses-
sion In Richmond. The object is TO
demonstrate to teachers and school
managers the value and Importance of
properly chosen films for the entertain
mcnt and instruction of children
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit. ): BOSTON. O.
(Aii other games postponed; rain.)
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MAY GET JACK JOHNSON
TO DON GLOVES ONCE MORE
Negro Boxers VIII HIVE Round Robin
tournament in Buenos Aires.
Winner Meets Lii Arthur.

NEW YORK. June G.--The boxers
VINO VIII max" the trip from this
cor uhGE 10 ArEentina 10 compete in a
series or bouts III iSucnos Aires will
nnd conditions governing the contests
mere considerably different from those
eAi S,is In North American rings. Ac-
corning 10 the regulations, which are
10 be made part of the contracts. the
puIiilSts VIII not receive the sums
Hstipuiatcd IN their arrangements un-
ieSs INC spectators are thoroughly sat
iSned with the contests
While hoxing is still far from an
established institution I'm Euenos Aires
the city authorities have certain idea
regarding the conduct of tho snort
one which is that iii" purilists must
worth. AS result tho principals are
never PAID until those who Durrha sed
tickess nave SiGnihed that they are
been made clear 10 the BOXERS Who
will shortly start for Argentina bv The
explanation that If the spectators are
pugilists their money is returned to
them before they leave their seats and
the contestants get nothing.
heavyweights, sam McVcy. Joe .ies.'
nette. Sam Langford adj Harry wins
and the understanding is that they
the negro championship Of the world
under these conditions These mon
Will be drawn by lot for the battles,
the two winners TO meet in a scmiGnai
and the losers to meet for third place
All the bouts will he twcnty-rouni
contests. with a referees decision If
fought during July and August, and
before the completion of the tourna.
ment 1t is expected that arrangements
will have been made with Jack John
son to box the winner for the negro
title. Johnson is at present i'm Spnin
where he has figured in two recent
tentatively accepted the propositlon 70
appear in Buenos Aires ring.
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Every run came either as a result OF
an error pass.
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Everett Bankston got his batting eye
back yesterday and lined out n couple
of beauties In four trips. Harry
O'Donnell also landed ono hefty blow.
for the runs made by Richmond.
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The umpirinG yesterday was not gilt
edged by any means. Hart called some
mighty good strikes on Shcan balls.
and the Providence manager took ad-
vantage of his lease on life by laying
against one.
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sERRORS AID PROVIDENCE,
4 IN TRIMMING CLIMBERS
eDave Shean and His Grays Take Advantage of Costly
& Mscues and Romp Away With Second Game of Series
Jarman Works Well in Latter Stages.

r,ayo S,,a.,..s ,.~,,.s ,o,,,oa ov.,,
with vast.rday.s -, eron, ,{r,,nond
by the score or ,n rnstIy errors
Nv mo ro>,ls ,,,,Io4 ,.i,h ~. f.s,
and br;,,ion, 6.idi,,r ~ rnb.. an, rnt.
wi,or hoinr ras,nnrfr,,., Co., no so,ora
'Provideore ,.,r,ory
=
Mo'As" ''t ~ ~, g" iI"i.'H
> 49,, ".iE NV" my "ei,E
y .i"ue ~ MN, ""' ~. ~ ''GI -, ~
2 m.nh -, nv. "l'"'y" 'iIS'"N ;
r,.., S ,',,
So 't' $50 ~. W. w
iine" gu, ms ".''S N"- p'E -, SS"'
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BUILDERS BLANK NORFOLK
TARS UNABLE TO GET HOLD
ON TRAILKlLL'S DELIVERY
Pufs Win From Tnrheels with CASTOR
Doing Effective work In box.
Nuts Trim Truckers.

NORFOLK. VA. June 6.-Efrective
pitching by Trailkill caused the de-
port News. . to o. The Tars could do
nothing with the Builders getting only
two safe hits. one an infeld bingle.
four men had faced the Newport News
pitcher, and but two men had reached
first. Trailkill famed six and did not
issue Il single pass. NickS, for Nor
folk. yielded a total OF ten hits, seven
coming I'm the first four innings. He
frightened up until the eighth. when
l'ahlman doubled.
Both clubs worked two fast doubles
each. To-day's victory made two
straight for the Builders. The score:
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RUN DOWN BY AUTO
Willie Sutton Sustnins Broken Arm.
Colored Driver Arrested for
Hcckless Driving.

Willie Sutton. of l0l7 West Main
Street. sustained broken arm and a
number of bruises and decorations about
his body last night when he was run
over by an automobile which Robert
Brown, coiored. was driving. The boy
was riding a bicycle at the time the
automobile struck him. and was
knocked senseless Ambulance Surgeon
Childress was summoned and rendered
emergency treatment, leaving young
Sutton at his home in the care OF his
family physician. Brown was arrested
by Policeman c. l.. Tyler on charge
OF reckless driving.
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NOTES OF THE GAME

Frank Jarman pitched good ball in
the last nve innings. not allowing a
single hit. He went into the game
with the odds against him and battlcd
uphill the entire route.
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CASTOR BEATS TARHEELS

HOPEWELL, VA, June 6.-Steve
CASTOR was In great form to-day. and
had little difficulty in defeating Rocky
Mount, to 1. The game was pitch
ers' battle. in which the local twirler
had the best of the fight. though
leagues wildncss was responsible for
his defeat. CASTOR held the visitors
to one hit UP TO the eighth inning.
when with two down and two strikes
on Talbot. nc singled to center field
and scored two successive singles.
The game was tho first crrOrless eXhi-
bition ever played at Epps Park. The
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LEAFS AND HUSTlERS SPLIT

TORONTO. Jun. g. Royhestor and
Toronto divided double header to-
dag The latter team took the first
game. > 80 !, when ShrCk"r allowed
only rhrce hits The lluStIois won
the second affair with AN >-'o-@ score.
Hershe had the better OF tho home
team in all hut ono Innings when two
walks forced i'm fwu runs. The score.
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AL MAMAUX BEATS GIANTS
KAUFF AND BURNS GIVE
EXHIBITION OF FIELDING
Reds Lose to Dodgers Through Poor
PttchinE-Cnrds Hang Defeat
ON Boston Braves.

NEW YORK, June 6-Hinchman's
timely batting. and fast fielding by
NauT and Earns furnished the high
spots in the game at the Polo Grounds
to-day, which the Pirates took from
the Giants. to p. AL Mamaux put
up brand Of artillery that the Giants
could not withstand. ON the other
hand, the PittSburghcrs hit Itube Ben
ton freely. II was fcldwork that kept
the Pirates from pilng up II bigger
score tiinchman drove in the first
run on single and also scored the
other two after making safe hits. The
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Newport News ........o o o "a
Nor1olk ........ .......0 q o q 90
summary: Runs-pa hlman. Payne. Two
base hit-Pa hlman Sacrifice hit-Trail-
kin. Stolen base-wrattcn Double plays
Wratten tn Pahlman to Walters: Trailkill
TO Wrattcn to Pahlman: Newton to Hart
sell to Morpeth Newton TO Morpeth. Loft
on bases-Ncwport News. :; Norfolk. ?. Hit
by pitcher-by Trailkill, / tMatthews): by
Ncks. / tWratten). Struck ou,-by Trail
XIII. 6; by Nicks. s. Umpire. Rossano Time
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IinftrH Tor jOrmnn In ninth.
Score by innings; II.
Providence % u q - & q q o.
RICHMOND % u % 3 Ne3
Summarize TWo-hnSr hits-Shcan,
Fnbriuue. .Iarmnn. Sucrlicc hits
Ross. onSIoN, FnbriUuc. Sacrifice
hs-Drninnrd. Powell. stolen bases
-fcllr. OnSl0W. RchE. IIitS-oT
Ross, u hits and = runs in 4 innings.
HnttcrS hif-by Jnrnun Rchg,
clIcD. bases on bnils-by TIncup,
.: by Ross, 3: by Jarman, .. struck
out-by Fincup. !; IL! Ross. :: by
durham. !. Passed hallS-Hcynulds,
I: irilc. I. Left on basrS-PrOvi-
drncc, -; Richmond, =. Time of
Snmc. 40. Empires. IInrf and
INcrnan.
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WHERE rHEY PLAY TODAY.
New York ut ST. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland
Philadelphia ut ChcnE
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REDS LOSE TO BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN. June 6-Nitchell, Nose
~ and Schneider took turns at pitch
ing for Cincinnati, issuing twelve
passes and losing the game 10 Chicago,
Fletcher allowed twelve scattered
safeties. Mitchell began for the Reds
but gave way after allowing twelve
runs. The score:
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STANDING OF CLUI.,
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BIRDS WIN FROM INDIANS

BALTIMORE. June Timely hits
by Twombly and Crane TODAY gave
the Orioles a 3-to-2 victory over the
Indians in a pitchiuG dtol between
Sherman and fnriGht Tho contest,
which was featured by spectacular
fielding by Crane !icalcy Zimmerman
and Russell was played in an hour
and thirty minutes
Witter drove i'm 'Ncwarlls first run
in the opening inning. and scored the
other himself in the fourth ON q homer.
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NUTS COME FROM BEHIND

PETERSBURG. VA. June 6.-Peters-
burg won from Portsmouth when in
70 the d,Iivnrv OF Eldridee and banged
hin, al! over the field. The score was
? to in favor Of Portsmouth. and the
FANS we're about to leave the grounds,
believing that the visitors had the
game cinchcd. hut they settled back
in their seats. The score:
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Pet"rsburG 1900. .....h u
summary: Runs-Emory. Alexander. Hud =
gins. Henry. Moore. Parker st. Martin.
Two base hts-St. Martin. Parker. Hud-
gins. Sacrifice flics-Cueto, Reynolds. Sac
rifce hiis-king, Cu"to. Henry Stolen
bases Moore. Candy. Klein Bases balls
off Mullen 2. Left bascs-PctersburR.
5; Portsmouth. 2. Hit By pitcher-Henry.
Struck out-by Mullen. ;. wild pitch-Mul-
Time. 30
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Totais....%i 9 - Totals....3o : - II
.ItMltrI for Ren:nn In nlChih

49, ny INNINGS: Il.
IittSbnrsh ....... III oOl o q %
New York ..:..........0 q o l-2
sum ih"rE; Runs-Carcy, Hinchman 90,
Housch. McKrchric Three base hit-SchuItz
Two, base hit.Mck cchnic Bases balls
on MamauN. = Struck out-by MamauX 4:
by Benton: l. Sacrifice hit-Schutz Stolen
"a ses.DoEie Merlsle Hit by pitcher--by
MamauN. Doyle and kaun). Hits-off
Benton. In innings; off Schauer, ] i'm l
Inning. Cmpires, Harrison and RiEier
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Cincinnati.
rotaIs .ss II an / .rotal:.. B. II p 5
.Batted for MoseIey in the sixth

Score by innings: r.
Cincinnati ...... 80 o | a.
BrpokiHn ....... ......l -
summary: Runs-Ncale. Chase. Griffith.
iicrzoE, Dauhcrt. Johnston, Wheat, Cut
shaw O. o'Mara. Meyers Bases on balls
cit FfeTcr. >: off Mitchell, =; of Schneider,
l. Struck out-hy Pf-ffcr =; by Mitchell. I:
by Mcseley. |. by Schneider. =. Passed bali
Movers Wild pitch-Pfcffer. Hits--oif
inning; off Schneider. in innings. Two
nhs" hits-uer@oE ca, Griffith. I.oudcn.
Sacrifice fiy-Criffith. Stolen haS.s-Winso.
Wheat. Johnston Doubl. plays-O Mara
CutShaw to Daubort. Groh Ioud.n L. Mvn-
VIII Cmpircs. Klein and Ensiie. Time.
40.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Southern Associatio,

AT ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 5; New Or
leans. 6.
At Little Rock-Little Rock. 4; Mo.
bile. 10.
At Nashville-Nashvil atlanta. No
game; rain.
tanooga, no game: rain.
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sOX HELD TO THREE HITS
DAUSS HOLDS CHAMPIONS
IN CHECK AT ALL TIMES
Momcntnrily weukena In Ninth. I'm,
WIN nnseh Filled, He Fans
Walker and Ends f:pr.

DETROIT. June 6.-Boston foura
Dauss for only three hits to-day. and
oetroit won 3.to-o victory. Momen.
. aariiy the twlrler lost his Juggling
ability In the ninth, and he issued two
nits and walk. Then, with two
down and the bases filled, he struck
out Walker w
Hetlman's single in the first account
ca Tor two runs. HoblitzcTs error In
IN, Inc second added to the Tigers score
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Totals....30 % Totals3o "a 7 (,
'Batied for Gregg In ninth
ftatted for McNalIy IN ninth

Detroit ......,.....n n n n A n ~.
boston ................--a o on
summary: Runs-cobb. Ncach Younr
Struck out-hy D.uss. :; by Gregg z gaas.
on o"ils-on Dauss. .. of Gregg. stolen
Dascr-Cobh. Ncach. W,ld pitch-Gr.rr
l.33. iihc'
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Amcricnn Associntion,

At Kansas City--Kansas CITY,
Minneapolis. 3.
At Toiedo-Toledo-Co Columbus, II
game: rain.
Al Observation-Disclosures India ma q
oils, no game: rain.
At Miiwaulee-AIilwa Pau
no game; st. Paul failed to arrive.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Providence ut RICHMOND.
Newark at ttalt imUrr.
dorchester AT Toronto.
Buffalo at Montreal
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| WHERE THEY PLAE TODAY.
! Pitt shurEh at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
II. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at PHILADELPHIA
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Maise Sacrifice hi,s-Wolls Fullerton,
Nopr. Nd Donald. ONri Sacrifice flies
2nsl"w. Fullerton. Moran. Two base hit
Hhnnn"ll Three bnsc hit--CarlStrom. Dou-
III" play Damrau 10 Wagner To- Slattcrv
Hits-ot Cav. 6 In innings. Eases on balls
of Cav. 4: OF Fullerton. 3. M Tyson. l.
Struck "ut-hy Tyson. ]: 10y Fullerton 3: by
Cav. !. hit 10y pi;chcr--bv Fullerton
lIhann"!D. hy Cav. : iNliscl, SlattcryS
ttuptr"s, Freeman AMI iaudihoc Tame.
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Chicago.
S"tied for EiNcy In third.
fiiatted Tor tcsvhgcr in ninth

Score by innings r.
chicago ........ ........0 O-S
summary: Runs stock. Cravath, McCar-
my. Ewiilinc, Williams, Mann. Saier. Ar
cher. MiliiGan. Vaughn. Hits-off Rixey, I
IN innings: off Mayer. in . innings off
pcSchscr, j ia innings. Two-baSc hits
Williams. Mann. Zimmerman. Sacrifice
hits-Whittcd Hw!ling. Mann. Stolen base
stock. Homo run-SdicT. Struck out--by
Itix"y. /; 10y Mayer. /: 10y Ocschger 2: by
Vaughn. .. Doupi" piays-McCarthy to Null
llSnn 10 Safer o.. Bases on bails-oM
Vaughn. .? of Mayer. /, off Ocschger, l.
III by ri;chcr--by Mayer. (Mulligan).
Wild p!ich-Ocschgcr. Empires. Byron and
QuiEl"y. Time. lao.
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St. Louis .............o o o % . O %
boston ........ .......D q % . u u u al
summary. RuEs-t1cscher corhan. Ira
SvsSer. thrrc-t.is hit iScschcr. Stolen
hh Jack Smith. Without. Collins Sacri-
ne h!t--SaI"s. Sacrifice fiy-Jack Smi ~
double p!aE-NaTanv!!ic. ESan to Konrt-
Chy Rascs on paiis--oif Salice .: or Ru-
dolph, Hit by pitChcr--Dy Sallce. ! (Col-
linsl. Struck uut--uy Sai!cc. 3; by Rudolph
Umrrrs. c'Day and Eason. Time .3s
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Baltimore,


SCor" by innings. n
Newark ........ ........l q O.
Baltimore ........ ..-.2 o -
summary: Rurs-Min"r Eopf. Russell
nutsin. Wittor two na~c hit-nurEin.
Sacrifice hit-Russcil. Stolen hasrs-Twom-
bly, Lamar: Russell. Crane" Double play
Crane TO kopf Bases ON bal!s-oU Shor-
man. !; of EnriGh,, /. lut by rt,ch"r-by
sherman. CH"alyr. Struck our-by Shcr-
man, :; by Enright. .. Left uu bases Bal
tiInorc +, Newark. &. UWpirrs. Chestnut
aud Carpenter. Time. l.Gu
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Reno, 100 Hioag). s1l.4O. $40 $40
hrst; juliet. los Loudcrj. s7l, $3.50,
second iSorGo, io2 tShiIlingJ. S3.2O.
thlrd Time, l:iS l-5. Waterproof
princess. -. Chariot, James Dockcrv
L. II. Adair York Lad and HARDWOOD
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South AtInntic Lengue.

AT Columbia-Co1umbi {: Alban,
eleven innings; darkness).
At Charleston-Char o: Macor
O (seventeen innings: darkness).
At Augusta--Augusta. 6; Columbus
E.
At Jacksonville---Jacks onville. Z
Montgomery, 0.
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summary; RMns-Talhott: Rove. Gust.
Two base hit=-Summers t2t, Hopkins (2).
Sacrifice hi.-Mace UIy). Stolen base
Rowe. Double pay-Goosetrec TO Parmalee
to Edwards. Struck out-by league. =: by
Castor. 8. Bascs on balis-or league. S. of
CASTOR, :. Wild pitch-by league. Left on
hascs-Rocky Mount. {: Hopcweil. H. UNI
pir". Hughes Time. 1:i0.
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CUBS HIT PHIL TWIRLERS

PHILADELPHIA June 6.-Chicago
to-day drove TWO Philadelphia pitchers
OFF the rubber. and won, s to .. The
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n ational League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 9.
brooklyn. :; Cincinputi, 1.
Pittsburgh. 3; New York, 9.
st. Louis. >; Boston, l.
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

ITOSIUenCf, a KIVHNIUND, 3.
Baltimore. 3; Newark. z.
Toronto. 5; Rochester, first gnmeb.
Rochester, 3; Toronto. . tsec0nd Eume)
Buffalo. 4; Montreal, first Eume).
Buffalo. I; Montreal. q (sccund gunc).
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SECOND GAME.
'Eattcd for Fullcnwider in frs,

Suiftin ...... $3.50 d n q a % : n . =
Montreal -.... .i u q a a n :
summary: Rnns-Gil kopf, Channcll Me-
H i,.,,', I.r.,ir"m iini"y. Tyson Moran,
stolen hase-Channoll. Sacrifice hits-Ty-
son. 'niw"ll. himedia. Sacrifices fly-Chan-
lri! Two-has" hitS-pN Neil. Maiscl. Gather
Three base hit-Satt"ry- Home run-Chnn-
nell. D"Uhl" plays Mcdonald 10 O'Ncu to
Il!i On: DHmrhu 10 Wagner 10 Siat;crv
Innings pitchcd-hy ColwciI. ola. : hits; by.
gddorc. - hits; by FuIlrnwidcr. |. :,
hlis. ny Tyson. 3, hits. iinS"s on balls-off
Golwrll. :; on Cador" !; of full.nwidcr.
l, of Tyson. I. Struck ou,--hy Colwen. 3:
.v 'ad"rg o. by Tyson. !. Wild pitch
."dor". Tyson tmptr"s, Handihoo and
Freeman. Time, 9.u5
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Shocker continues TO win for To-
ronto. Three hits were the limit of
him yesterday.
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Ralph Baker the young college in
fielder is due to report this week He
will probably be given a chance at once
to show his stuff.
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sixth-four and one-half furlongs-

9, to S, to g. first: Yankee witch
III tDaviesl, . to ., 4 to j. / to 3, sec
ond: Priscilla. 1l2 tGarner), s to /. 8
to J. S to 5, third. Time. So Idle
Hour Eantambala, First Ballot. Spin
Ster. ChatterboX and Namesake also
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FIRST GAME.

.Fo'n!s ..%5 y To'a)s...e3 = II =
Score by innings: r.
Montreal -: 30 . ? d
summary: Runs Kopp. Channcrl Nc.
Donald. car,s;ren. o Sell. Warnnr.
Slat'ery, Damrau, wells stolen ha."s'
NcDonaid. oSe'i. Cav. Channel! t2J. knpp.
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Newport News ut Norfolk
Rocky Mount ,it HONEYWELL
Portsmouth at Petrrsbtrr
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Dave Shean led the Grays in hitting,
getting two out of five. No other
member Of the Providence clan did so
well. Fabrique, however. got his daily
two-ply swat when II was needed.
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SOUTH BETHLEHEM PA. June g.
The lacrosse team of Lehigh Univer-
sity to-day chose f.. l.. Jenness, Of Chi.
caGo, as next years captain.
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CARDS WIN FROM BRAVES
st. Louis.


BOSTON, June S.-Salivc kept tight
grip on the braves to-day The Cardi-
mails winning. 10 !. The score
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Raleigh at Charlotte.
Greensboro mt Durham
ashrSille ut Whist on Salem
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Sammy Crane and Red Healcy. two
former Richmond innclders. performed
well yesterday at Baltimore. Both
boys arc going strong this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-07

The attendance yesterday was about
half as large as that on Monday OH
cially. then, 1t was half fair"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-07

Total.....3u : - 70 b Totals rs 1 ",n
'i!att"b Tor without in sixth.
7hati"d Tor Connolly in ninth
.kdn Tor collins III ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-07

Frank Jarman pitched good ball in
single hit He ' Vent int INTO 't the pama
with the odds against him and battlcd
uphill the entire route.
Everett Bankston got his batting eye
back yesterday and lined out n couple
6saT'is also In n four ,rips Harry
Jarman's two-bagger was responsible
for the runs made by Richmond.
getting two out Of i've. No "'e Other
member Of the Providence clan did SO
two-ply swat when IT was needed.
Angels Arragon twisted himself in
stopping bad peg to second to get a
runner off the bag. He played the In
ming out. but retired. He Will be back
In action to-day.
The attendance yesterday was about
hniI as large as that on Monday. ON
II the old city ordinances anywhere
nT os these tTiEh
effect.
their signals twisted. Yeaterday Eibei
and McDermott had collision going
safe; Eibei and Kircher had a similar
dCcluent on the uny before. The ball
Yesterday was easily Arragon's. but he
showed his good sense in keeping out
Of the play when the others went after
RchG robbed the locals of three hits
by some great sprinting in. the outer
gardens. Tutwilcr also pulled an APP
parent safe hit away from Bobby Glenn
ems when he came in and took his fly
off tho grass.
The umpirinG yesterday was not gilt
edged by any means. Hart called some
mighty good strikes on Shcan balls.
vantage of his lease on life by laying
against one.
Every run came either as a result Of
an error or pass
Sam Cuttings will report to tho locals
He is Il pitcher turned loose by New
ark recently and is a free agent. He
worked in the Carolina League last
year without setting the circuit on fre.
however.
Ralph Baker. the young college in
fielder, is due to report this week. He
will probably be given a chance at once
TO show his stuff.
Shocker continues TO win for To-
ronto. Three hits were the limit of
him yesterday.
Sammy Crane and Red Healcy. two
former Richmond infclders, performed
well yesterday at Baltimore. Both
boys arc going strong this season.
Witter. OF the Indians. smacked out
three hits yesterday in four chances.
one went for the complete circuit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-07

Angels Arragon twisted himself in
stopping bad peg to second to get a
runner on the bag. He played the In
ming out, but retired. He Will be back
In action to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-07

Witter. of the Indians. smacked out
three hits yesterday in four chances.
one went for the complete circuit.