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FORD ExPEDITION
 FACING DISRUP TIOA

of trouble In the party by bringing the nationality question into the deubera- tIons.
 IL Is charged that Fords expert has tried to line up those with pro-Ger- man leanings against the Americans on all occasions. Mrs. Fels. the Phlla- delphla woman is said to have become disgusted with the methods of Mme. Schwimmer and Is running out on pretext of going to England until Bry- an and Ford arrive, Mrs Fels ls very outspoken in her charge that Mime. schwimmer has stirred up all kinds Of International strife. From aD &C., counts 1t appears that the party is on the verge of going to pieces.
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( r. A. Ssrvios.
 WASHINGTON, Jn. 20.-The ap- propriation committee of the house of representatives today reported favor ably on the two million dollar appro- priation asked by the department of the interior for the purpose of con- tinuing the work of construction on the Alaska railroad.
 The appropriation will be included in the urgent deficiency bill to be presented next week. Intervention and
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 WASHINGTON. Jan. 2o.-Senator Cummings today strongly urged upon inc senate the necessity for the govern ment manufacturing It's own war mu- nitions. The senator declared that one Q. the strongest influences against pre- paredness was the argument that pri- vnte manufacture for profit was an enormous incentive to influence for war.
 It was absolutely necessary to pre- pare. he said. az the nation could not expect to remain wholly free from as-
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Thirty cenvIets Escape

LITTLE ROCK, Jan. 2o.-A whols- sale jail delivery occurred at the pen- itentlary today resulting in the escape of thirty convicts. Posses arc now in pursuit
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WILLARD & MORAN SIGN
 ARTICLES
A. p. A. Service.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 20.--Jess Will lard, heavyweight champion and owen Moran. contender have been signed up here for a glove contest for the heavyweight title. According to the articles of agreement the fight will take place In New York. The date of the encounter has not been fixed but will probably take place about the 16tt Of April
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Austrlsns and Mentsnssrins aesun,s
 Fighting,

ROME Jan. 2O.-The fighting be- ween Austria and Montenegro, sus- ended for time. owing, it is ssido to the Montenegrins having asked for separate peace terms has been re- umed and a big battle Is raging south east of CettlnJe. Montenegro formal notified the Italian government to this effect today.
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Jafet Lindebera Decorated.

SEATTIE. Jan. 2O--Klng Hakkon Norway has conferred the Order ot St Alaf on Jafet Llndeberg for merit us service rendered the Norwsziana n the United States
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Hoke Smith 0enounoss Hrfsaln.

WASHINGTON. Jan. .o.-Senatoc rIoke Smith vigorously denounced England in a senate speech today and appealed for action to prevent that nation from further encroachins on the commercial rights of the country.
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NEWS
 FLASHES
Umatilla May Replace Senator.

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 SEATTLE, Jan. 2O.-It Is announced hat the Umatilla, which Is being con- eIted into an oil burner and is also ndargoing extensive repairs and ai~ ernations. will probably be placed on the Nome run next season in place of he Senator The latter will probably operated on the run from Nome to san Francisco.
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a wall and shot by firing squad.
 The last act of his life was to offer plea that he be taken before General Gavierra, the Carranza commandant at Juarez, to satisfy him that he had nothing to do with the crimes with which he was charged.
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Constantine Appeals te U. 8.

ATHENS, Jan. 2O.-The king has s- sued an appeal to the people Of the United States against what he terms. the high handed encroachments upon Greece by the entente allies whom he says arc crushing hls country.
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sample process of placing the manu- ,aelule of war munitions directly in .he hands of the government. In ad- lition, the government would be say .ag itself the handsome profits of the intuition makers. By the govern ment manufacturing It's own war mu- nitions. 1t will eliminate private profit IS an influence for war" the senator declared.
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P. l. MAN GETS
 4 FORTUNE
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A. p. A. Special Service.
 SEATTLE, Jan. 20-Through the death of relative In the east, E. A, Rridgeman of this city has fallen heir to a fortune of one hundred thousand dollars. Bridgeman has been in the employ of the Post -Intelligencer In the capacity of mechanical superintendent
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Big Storms Sweep honoIulu'

HONOLULU, Jan. 2O.-storms of un- prece5snted violence raging or the past weeks over the islands haze rs- 5ulted in the loss of seven lives and the destruction of a vast amount of property.
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Cal or ring Main 46 when you have lob printing to be done. The Nugget has the most complete stock for all occasion3.
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FEARED 5 FAIRBANKS
 PEOPLE ARE LOST

vana freighter. are greatly worried over his non-appearance here after be-
 ing out five days on the trail from
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Finest chickens in Alaska at Barn dance, Saturday.
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Hiram chace and Sidney Bursh are to Dc the lame ducks at Ephriam Ed dy's Barn raising.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
EASTERN VIRGINIA MINES
HAD SOME NICE PLAYERS

ontinucG from irst pasc)
nave been my choice but for his un-
fortunate injury early IN the season
10 MI the gan viii switch Lancaster,
~ randolph Macon 70 second base.
mere he would M IN equally as well
ia he dtn at short He covers lots ~
round. and runs and hits wen
Third base, like Hrst. leaves only
80 lnen capable Of playing last
roouTh for this ccmpauy-Hcnin 81
Williarf ana Mary, and rit; Of Kich-
mond COLLEGE Both are fair hi,,ers
and good base runner. but Helm 10
not quite a. steady as Pitt nor does
he possess the rife.like arm OF the
latter Pitt gets the place.
At shortstop we fud conditions re-
'srsed from second base All -four
'"+rls possess shortStcps - better thar
average ability Since Lancaster mas
cen given second base II leaves va.
dams. Of William and Mary: INrrau
II Richmond College. and Thurman. 81
liarnpdcn-Sidncy There Is nothing "a
choose between them in NelIirr. aud
while Thurman Is the cleverest base
n IN tn. League, SIN he canno,
nit with the first two mentioned
Liggan Is my choice because he hit.
better than the others. Is faster ,har
William and fields as wen. and NOR.
than the others he has PLAYED ibre,
Years against Williarne's onc Tor cN
p~erience.
In the outheld We md some prea
material, Newton and Goslee. of WI
liam and Mary: Richmond Of Hamnden
5icney; Savage OF neutrality-suspicious.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

si& .furiongs"Roo4eir BiIiI. i1s an
dress. s72o. 81 II 50. won; Jerry,
77Y HI Goose; $40 ana $50, second;
.Gird. Titms, l':,I42Il5S, x e. H fiieS,
Welea, Irish. Blue Jay, iii snyin' j. G.
'am'rili and Originator also ran.
I%cond-fonr and one-half furiongs
out Won berlin. li5 Of. Murphy. S3.70
and out. second: Norumbega l0o iT
McVaEgarc, out. third. Time. $50 -.
Bonnie Lassie also AN.
!ongs-Sunnsh, - ,s%hiIingj, IS. 81
and $500. won; Green Tree ,oa ~
McTaggarD. s$lo and s, second; SAT.
IRON Girl, 100 tAndress). So. third.
James, Hester Smith. immense and
square Dealer also ran.
f~onrth-si. MISUNDERSTANDING, 100
fM%gi'nr, sH,9 $50" and $3.50; won:
$3.50. second; Uncle Jimmie. lo5 Coon.
en-, 500, third. Time. I:i3 Is. cash
On Delivery. Walter Warbler. Popps
'nr luke Mac also ran.
,iodge 40 &C. Iiunp. $3.50. $40 and
100 won; =. Cruinp. 100 -. Garnerl,
$3.50 and sl7. second: Or. Carmen Io7
loose il72o, third. Time, I:i5 e-5.
1:ro naT EnIstep Marion Goosby. The
ROYAL II. and W~aterblossom also ran
SiN'h-s'N Observation-Disclosures. Ii3
"COPPER", 50 81 and s2.3o. won; Hisi,
ses { y na &c; HI Ins a." and :sioo,
mira Time. l:122-5. Klcburuc. AZ
u ~hmrnan,. Big Todo. Margaret ~
ana j T. Mhyiow also ran.
- mile and a sixteenth
fcnrhc, no IVAN DuscnC. $50 &. and
" ~ Won Jessie Louise. los IAiee.
nam, $50 and $50. second: iJar d
Sati' ilS 'Sbiinng>, $3.50. third Time
- .. ~ Char-eote. Mallabar. rlit
away. Corrt< Christi. George noc.nr
and BNlo"sT zig IAN, "''"'"
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STANDING OF CI.uI
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
y games schcduled.)

Carter, Of Richmond College. are the
pick Of the league. Since Williams. OF
william and Mary has been elected 20
MI left field, that leaves only right and
center 10 be filled. My choice for right
field is Carter, Of Richmond College.
His hitting strength Is his greatest as
set Tor there are several among those
! mentioned who can outfield him. es.
p"cially on ground balls. but he would
make up many times by his steady
hitting for AN error or two.
In center field | would play Newton.
OF William and Mary. lie is the most
polished outielder in the association.
the bat his selection OF halls to hit
shows he is smart and in the center
hcld he would nave an opportunity to
20 get them In all directions.
This team would possess great bat.
terry strength, excellent fielding ana
base running ability, and above nil
th$ 'nheld would hit .3l4. and the out
He!d 20 would like to see any four
sintli colleges that could muster TO.
Seti'cr any stronger force.
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BUILDERS AGAIN WINNERS
NORFOLK GIVES CHINESE
EXHIBITION OF BASEBALL
Newport News scores Three Runs
Without MISUNDERSTANDING md
HONEYWELL Both Lose.

NORFOLK, VA. May 2o.-Newport
News cleaned up the series by winning
from Norfolk this afternoon, ? to ..
The Tars played like a lot of jackies
fresh from a cruise from the Orient.
What Steamer Cochran didn't do for
himself the res: of the Norfolk crowd
did for him. Newport News went five
innings hitloss, yet acquired an OK
cellent lead of three runs. TWO wild
pitches, a hit b~ats.nan, a free pass and
three errors did the dirty work i'll the
two innings. The Builders started TO
hit IN the sixth. getting Il total OF FIVE
between then ana the end. the first
three being doubles These hits,
coupled with four more errors, put the
finishing touches on the run column
With a total OF nine.
Noss held the Tars TO five scattered
hits. Bruces double, Wraiten's error
and Stockings sacrifice fly to left scored
the first Norfolk runner in the seventh.
and Whltted'S free pass and HartSelrS
double netted the second and last i'll
the eighth.
\ large contingent OF Newport News
rooters. with the Shipyard Band. cheer
ed CRISIS men on TO victory. Score:
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YANKs DOWN TIGERS

NEW YORK. May .0.-The Yankees
Detroit to-day, . to ! in an
interesting game. Cunningham n
Caldwell started in the box, but the
former was retired to let a pinch-hit-
ter bat in the eighth, and CaldwelIs
right index hnger was split by a
thrown ball.
The Yankees scored both their runs
IN the fourth on singles by Baker and
Pip. Cunningham's error and a double
steal. which went trough because
Stanage failed to hold a spitball.
Detroit's run vas due to Pipp's err
ror. a sacrifice and Cunningham's sim
gle. Score:
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TRUCKERS BEAT COOLERS

PET ERSSURG. VA. May 2o.-Ports-
mouth played all ROUND Petersburg
Of the gam" OF the series by a score
% 2 20 /. !tlicr, sent here by lIcisic
Bush from l;aleich, was sent in by
erS found HIM an easy mark. He only
asteG for three innings. during which
tho Truckers hit him for a triple and
Ave singles. His support. however.
by his teammates during the three in
aings that he worked. Marks relieved
him and was hit for Il home run in
side the grounds by 81. Martin and
-four singles Til home team played
y l~istless. careless game while tho vi>
ltorS were full OF r"uger. and. barring
an error by Park"r in the eighth in
ming. which let in Petcrsburg's onlv
run. they played ii great game both in
the leld aud AT bat. Score:
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ROYALS MAKE GOOD START

there has been a solid week Of post
ponements OF the opening game OF tho
local international baseball season, the
best baseball weather did not greet
Dan IIowley's Royals when they made
their first appearance this afternoon
TO meet the flying Newark leaders In
a doublcheader. The weather was
warm. but rather threatening. Two
thousand people turned out to sec the
clash. Tho o~pening-day ceremonies
planned for last Monday were dispensed
with and the opening was inaugurated
without n frills and resulted in a
double victory for the royals. Score:
FIRST GAME.
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GRAYS BOW TO BISONS

BUFFALO, y. Y. May Gothic BIZ
sons won n tight game from the Prov
idence Grhys to-day by the score OF
4 to 3. Hits. mixed with errors. ac-
counted for most of the runs. Brain
ards bad throw and Tyson's hit scored
the hrst two runs for Buffalo. The
Grays tied the count in the seventh
sons got two more runs I'm the same
inning on McDonald's double. The
Grays filled the bases In the sixth and
scored one run, but aftcr that Tyson
held them safe. Kopp's fielding was a
feature. Score:
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MATHEWsON IN FINE FORM
OLD MASTER HURLS GIANTS
TO TENTH STRAIGHT WIN
Cincy Makes 1t Two Out Of Three
From Brnrcs-DOdRers Iank Last
Game From Cubs.

ST. LOUIS, May 20.-CnrIsty Mathew
son hurled the Giants to their tenth
straight victory to-day, disposing Of
the Cardinals. 4 to 1. The Cardinals
did not score until the ninth, when
Bescher walked and, with two out,
stole second. Wilson dropping a single
In center. for Bescher's run. Merkle
scored in the second on a tumble by
Corhan. steal OF third and the double
steal with Rariden. The Giants clinch-
ed it in the eighth, when Burns and
Robertson singled and Doyle doubled.
The GIANTS moved into fifth place with
to-day'S victory. Score:
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Boston .:...... ........o 0 q Of
summary: Runs-Snodgrass. Groh. Chase.
Grimm. i.ouden (2i. Mitchell. Two-hase
hi's-Gowdy, Chase. Double plays-Maran-
vie 4" konetchy: rIerzog to Louden 10
thasc Sacrifice Mitchell. Stolen bases
-kiilitcr. Nealc. Hit by pitchcr-hy Mitch
~, by Barnes, l. Strucl; out-by Mitch
e. by Rudolph. >. Bases on balls-on
Mitchell, =: oil Rudolph. .; OFF Barnes, .
tmrir"s. Klein and Emsiic. Time. LIS
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Totals; ...S3 72712 Totals....ai "a IL 3
,hatted for Baumgartner IN the ninth.
Score by innings: n
Buffalo ........ I'D o q -
providence 49,. ......0 o 0 a 9 ! o O Ga
Suminary: Runs-Jackson. ChannelI. Carl
stroin,, ONeill Rehg. TutwiIcr. Baumgart-
hcT, EayrS. Bases on balls-oR BauInEurt-
'er. :: off Tyson. Il. Struck out-by baum
Eartner;, s; by Tyson. 2. Two-base hits
Channel. Powell. Mcdonald. Sacrifice hit
Kopp. Sacrifice fly-Yelle. Left OH bases
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Brooklyn ........ 80 . oHHs
Chicago ....... .......0 o . 0-5
summary: Runs-Myers. Wheat. Mowrey
g, Nara. Meyers t2). IS.il. Schultz,
tlack; Zeidcr. Archer. Mulligan. Two.
base h~its-Mowrey. Williams. Thrsc-b,s.
hit-Mulltgan. Double ~play-Archer 10 Ziin.
norman. Bases on balls-on Packard, /:
OH Hendrix, 2: off Seaton. .: on Deli.
hits-Mowrey. Dell. Stolen base
Mowrey Struck out-by Hendrix. 3, BY
Dell. s: by Seaton, /. Hit BY pitched BALI
2:l5. NV
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Totais....3S 9'23 II o Total.....2s z IL
Two out when winning run scored.
Score by Innings. IN

Newark .....O I a ~
Montreal ..............0 l -
summary: Runs-DurE!n CD. Moran. Mai
sell =. smith, Wagner. Stolen bsses-Dur-
GIN T.. Smith. Sacrifice hi,--Ai,neida. Ca
dore. Two-base hit--P. Smith. Homo run
wagner. Double lay-Damrau to AImeidn
TO S!attcry: Cadore to Wagner to Slatt.ry.
Struck out-by Smallwood. 3; by Galore, T.
Base on balls--on S~nallwooi, 3 or Galore
Z: Wild ~pitch-Cadore. l.. Passed ball
Madden. Time. l:t5. Umpires. Carpenter
and Chestnut.
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BILL MoRRIsETTE SUSPENDED

ROCHESTER,. n. Y, May 2o.-Ro-
chester fell on ThornmIahlen. James
and knowlson to-day and batted out
n victory over Baltimore. 12 to s. MAN.
ager Dunn suspended Pitcher Morri-
settle Indefinitely and lned him 500
in Buffalo. Catcher McAvoy was pre-
sented with a diamond pin by his
hometown admirers. Score:
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CHAMPS DEFEAT W

BOSTON. May 20.-The Red Sox de-
fcated ST. Louis to-day after two de-
teats, 3 to ]. The game was slow and
was played OF a muddy field, ain de-
laying the start more than an hour.
TWO or Roston's runs were forced In
by passes given by Davenport and Nc
tahc. Ruth held 81. Louis hitless dur
ing his stay in the box. but was re-
moved in the sixth after walking two
meu. Two passes. :, sacrifice and u
double steal gave the Crowns their
tally. Score.
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DODGERS TRIM CUBS

CHICAGO. May 20.-The leading
Dodgers yanked the last game OF the
drizzling rain to-day. Packard and
Hendrix yielded the visitors six runs
In three rounds on as many hits and
a rev passes. Wheeler Dell stuck all
afternoon, holding his bean above
water and checking the Cubs wl,,u
they showed fight. Score:
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totals: 80 IL a 10 l Totals....33 9 "a is :
Score by innings:
Rochester ...... 80 o -
baltimore ........ 80 o U 3 I l. q
summary: ~Runs-Farrell Babbington f3,.
jacobson CO. Sloan. Holke (2). McAuIey
Casey, Huenke. womble Russell (2). Mil.
Ter Cd. Crane, Hits-on Thornmahien. 4
In al-3 innings: off James. 3 In I-3 inning.
Bases on balls-on IIuenke, 4: on James. 3:
on knowlson, 8. Struck out--by Huenke'
=: by 3; by Knowlson. 2. Hit
Two-base hits-Thornnahlen. Miller, RUS.
soil, Jacobson. Sacrifice hits-Milier. Rit-
ter. Darlington; Stolen bases-Babbington,
McAuley .t2). Double play-Casey to Bah.
bington. umpires. Keenan, and Hart. Time.
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i'hiiadeiphia.
Petals; 10 727n : Totals 81

NTVr' BY INNINGS n
rh,iadsIphla $3.50. ...,o<o %
summary: H~un.-Murphy. Schaik. T.. Col
ms 90 r. Collins. Jackson. Fc.sch o..
Weaver. McMullcn, Benz. Hits-orf Croweli,
: IN : Innings; on Sheehan. 6 I'm G innings.
Two-bsse hits-Pick. Murphy. jackson.
ihrec-hase hits-E. Collins. Weaver. Sacri-
nee hits-Jackson weaveF. stolen bases
WIZ. Murphy. Sehaik. Struck out-by
Srowei, !; by Sheehan, 8; by Benz, s.
Double piay-Nieyer to Pick. Bases on balls
u9n croweil; :: off Eenz. 8; of sheehan. :.
Hit by pitched bail-by Croweil (SchaIk).
urnpires. Hildebrand and Evans. Time.
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score by Innings: -
Newark ....o n "a
montreal .......-.....f 0 @ l . 0 I . La
summary: Euns-Aioran, Maisel, =. Smith.
wagner %. Slattery CD. Damrau 81, Mad
Gen, Fullerton. Gable. Callahan t:j, Milan.
Mitter, Zimmerman 60. Durgin. Healey.
I"o-bahe hitS-Maisel. Darnrau. Exam.
home runs-Siattcry Wagner. Damrau
zimmerman. Stolen bases-Dsmrsu. Gala
nan. Sacrifice hits-AiadGen. Fullerton.
wagner. Double play-Almeida to Wagner
10 Slattery. Base on bHils-on t:nZmann. .:
D. Struck out--by Enz,nnnn. !. oy Brcss!er.
!: by Fullerton. 4. Hit by piichers-by
Fullerton. Gable 10y Eu2inann. Maisel. HIS
on EEzmann, 10 In . innings; of Giddinss.
i In ! inning: OFF Bressler, . In ] ga Innings:
of Fullerton. S In & innings. Time. 30
EMPIRES. Chestnut aud Carpenter.
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81. Louis ............o o o o ii
New York ............o / 0 o.
m Runs-Bcscher Burns. Robert
SON. Doyle. Merkle. Two-base hits-Mc-
kechnie, Bescher, Doyle. Stolen bases
Merkle CD, Rariden. Burns. Kaun, Robert
son. Bescher. Hit by pitched bail-by Jas
ner.l Fletcher. Bases on bails-of Jasper.
2: of MathewsUn, =. Struck out-by Mathew
son. !; by. jasper. 3. Umpires. Byron and
QuiEley. Time. 2:oi.
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ClNCY REDS BEAT BRAVES

CINCINNATI. May 2o.-Cincinnati
made II three out of four by taking
the last game of the series to-day from
Boston by the score of & to l.. The
Reds batted Rudolph and Barnes in the,
pinches. while Mitchell proved efec-
tive for the locals. Score:
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How They Stand This
Morning
International League
HESut.rS IE.CrunAv

YESTERDAY.
ninEs: first gnmc).
hICHMOSD. 5; Toronto. 1 Twelve in
ntnEs: second Eumci.
Montreal. {: Newark. = uirst Eumc,.
Montreal, IL; Newark. o (second Glmc).
Rochester. ~: Baltimore. O..
HunnlO. &: Providence. 8.
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Y'ankx Place Dill PIERCE.

York American League club to-nioht
released Pitcher william Piercey 10 the
Salt Lake City club of the Pacific Coast
Lea under AN optional agreement.
Manager HuGhev jennings. OF the Do
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ST. I.Ouis
tSOSton.
Totals: . - - o Tnials.....5
.i5atted for Miller In sixth.
IBAtted for Park In seventh

Store by Innings: n
ST. Louis ......."......0 o o / ooo oil
boston 49,. .......O o o = o o ID
summary: Runs-Johnson. HobIttzel,
walker. Mays. Stolen bA scs-Johnson. Sis
Ter Hooper. Lewis. Sacrifice ~hi,s-Slsler
Harry, Janvrin. Double plays-Marsans to
Sisier; Hooper to Barry. Bases OH balls
of Davenport. :; OFF Park. .: off Fincher,
|; off McCsbe. !: off Ruth, I: of Mays, 2.
Struck out-by Davenport, 1: hy Ruth, 4;
by MAYS. I. Umpires. Nsllin and DInaen.
Time. c:lS.
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CR|FFMEN STOP INDIANS
WASHINGTON ENDS WINNING
STREAK OF ClEVELANDERS
innks Win From Detroit In Interest,"
Ing tnme-SOx swamp Athletics
and Boston Beats

WASHINGTON. May 20.-The Sena-
tors brought Cleveland's wild career to
All abrupt halt this afternoon. defeat
inG the leaders. 13 to ). Eight hits in
the seventh inning gave the Senator's
seven runs and put the game on ice.
The three Cleveland pitchers were hit
for a total of seventeen sufeties. Cal
liza pitched fine ball. Both teams left
tonight for Cleveland, where Il game
Will be played tomorrow. Score:
Washington. Cleveland.
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CHICAGO BEATS MACKMEN

PHILADELPHIA, May o.-Chicaro
drove Crowcll off the rubber In three
innings to-day and defeated Philadel-
phia, II to o. Shcehan BANKED the
visitors until two men we're out in
the ninth, when they made three runs.
Score:
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PILLS WIN FROM PIRATES

PITTSBURGH. May 20.-Pittsburch
lost TO Philadelphia, . to l.. Demaree
struck out nine batsmen. Otherwise,
the same was lacking in features. The
Scnre.
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Phila del

IOtaIS 80 u q Totaix..3a 81 : n
ina,'u 'or Miller in eighth.
Philadelphia ~.
i.tSohrHh ............0 % o u ~ o.
ouinmlary, Euns -Ni"hoh. Stock. Cravath,
,.uut!us' hurnS. Barney. Sacrifice hits
Whittrh' i%.ud"rus. Bases on balis-on
ADAMS ! Sr,uck omt-by Dcmarec. o: l.
Miller. I. Wild pi,ch-Miiier. iii nv nitcb.