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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-10-12
Money to loan on Improved real
estate. Idaho Irrigated Lands 90. adv

NStdIos AuauO 4II1&&C0O AAUOS VOs 8uV
!, Miss Evelyn Boyd has gone to Poca-
tello to act as pianist at the Auditori-
un theatre.
See II. F. Barber for painting and
paper-hanging.-Adv. 6-15 If.
a nice dancing party is scheduled for
Friday evening, Oct. 20, at the Rose
Hall. Supper and refreshments will be
served.
Seven per cent money to loan on good
farm securities by Parkinson Realty b
Investment Co.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Rich Of Black
foot came down Saturday for visit
with Mrs. Rich S parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John E. Jones. Mrs. Rich will make an
extended visit.-Malad Enterprise.
Mrs. James Ryan gave a bridge party
Friday afternoon in honor Of Mrs. A.
D. Backus of Walnut, La. Luncheon fol
lowed. Mrs. Poynter was awarded the
guest prize. Mrs. w. G. johnson pre-.
sided at the punch bowl.
The senior class of the High School
gave its first party Of the year Friday
evening to the faculty and the visit
ing Pocatello football team. More
than 125 enjoyed the evening. Prof.
Lewis and Mr.. Aller of Pocatello were
among the guests.
The ALADDIN Light Is = hummer. Get
one. Chas. Pope, Blackfoot, Idaho.
adv.-1O-26
Mrs. A. T. Oliver, professional
nurse, will answer calls day or night.
Charges reasonable. Phone 373-W.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-10-12

reived. Racket Store.
Big shipment of gold fish just re-
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-10-12

\ Miss Evelyn Boyd has gone to Poca
tello to act as pianist at the Auditori
ufn theatre.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-10-12

Seven per cent money to loan on good
farm securities by Parkinson Realty 4
Investment Co.-adv.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-10-12

The Alladin Light Is hummer. Gej
one. Chas. Pope, Blaclkfoot, Idaho.
adv.-1O-26
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14

Lancaster, OF Macon. has
signed with Duplex. and was in the
game YESTERDAY. He connected for a
toup!e OF good hits.
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FOUR PLAYERS FINED

NORFOLK. VA. May l3.-Fines have
been imposed upon four Virginia
League ball players by President Bur-
russ corprew for misconduct during
the last week. Manuel Cueto.i tho
Portsmouth fielder who assaulted Um-
pire Rossano. WAS fined SO and sus-
pended until Monday. Eugene Stein
premier. OF the Hopewell team, was
lined $40 for too strcnuously protest.
ing decisions OF the arbi,er.
also OF Iopewell. was fined an equal
amount for use Of abusive
and Spencer. OF Petersburg. was fined
70 for throwing } baseball over III.
fence after making the catch for the
third QUIZ in a game with Norfolk las,
week.
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Aanemble Tomorrow Night to Receive
HepOrt Of COmmittee-Other Dope
AbOut SundlotterA.

i h regular monthly meeting Of the
Amateur Commission, which
vas. to have been held last mig ht, will
nc held tomorrow night at the Ma
alonal State and City Bank at 8 o'clock.
lngton and Baltimore In regard to in
'ercity rules will make its report.
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The H~omcbuilders will hold a meet
~ Oh Wednesday night at the Office
I Davis Bros. for the discussion Of
he bcttermcnt Of the club.
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Hombruco played Duplex d ten-in-
nlng game yesterday. The game be-
tween Havana Comsuls and H~omebuild
erS, from the score, would appear one
SIZED, but any one who saw tn game
could readily see tia, the Homebuild-
"ls we're by no means outclasscd. but
simply had the brakes against them.
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MA Seeson put UP Il star game =,
.ecGnu Tor the cherry S,maShers yes
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Winter, FOR the Cherry smash. had
~ van club worline yesterday, get.
luz one double and two triples.
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President Nolkmann has called a
ncetinS OF the Central League for
" edlesoay night at $40 T.. VI. at his
c~hiHcilce 2pi West Marshall street
MI managers are requested To attend
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+. W. Wood broke Koccn's ln6o
mar NE defeating them, : to :. yes
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Tie boys are beginning tn settle
Down to business now, and the clubs
are rounding into form and playing a
much higher class of baseball than
was seen at the start or the season.
Especially is this noticeable in the Com
mercial eague where the Homebuild-
erS and Hombruco looked like they
were entirely Outclasscd by Duplex
ana Havana consuls. but have now
strengthened up and are nicely match
el as a league could be.
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Two-base its-Walton. Green.
Iamic;. Williams. Bcasley. Crostick. Harvie.
Thr"e-basc co. Home runs
Nunnalie. Walton. Sacrifice hlts-Hamlet.
NcGhce. Stolen b~ases-Beasiey, Green. Will
''m.. Crosttck. Parsley. Double plny-Ed.
Yards to Williams. Bases on ball-on
>unnaiie, Z: off Bozo. Hit by pitcher
~ Nunnalic. |. Struck out-by Nunnalic.
10. by Bozo. T. Wild ~pitches-Bozo. Cros-
i"l5. Umpire. Kidd.
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SV'''s'..U v q 3 Q n = <
Two-base hits-Bo.her. p Jonos'
ba.. 'S Slts.H aen 1aI 1sTtin: winso. Three.
S aernee hti:.o onss. Coleman. Green. wingo.
Sh Jones Co. Bosher (O. B.. Jone, a.,''
q unaers % Double pIay-H. Jones TO
IN innings: OFT corprew. 7 in 3 isninr "a
Ease; on BALLOT Allen. s: off Rovia nd =
Corprew. Z. N'"'sho' - by
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woodnll & ouarl... .; c.ao, wo,.,,
out. hit b. bat,ed bali.

COLLINS out, he By batted ball.
Barfoot bat,ed for S. Clark In ninth.
Score by innings: n
W"odalI d Qusrlcs....i o l l 2 %
r.. w. ..............O : o I q %
Two-base hits-Siilnan. Curry. Walton,
branch. Home Stolen bases-
> Clark, p. Binford co. Branch (2). Curry.
Walton. 3. Struck out-by Binford. i3: BY
walton. S.. Wild pitches-walton. J. Left
on oases-W oodali & Quarles. 6: Richmond
eedsr Works. Q. Umpire. SIR. Millington.
Scorer. Cook.
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Havana Con.ul.. 10: ~,ionebnild.r

'Herndon batted for Tiller In ninth.
Score by Innings: r.
Havana consulc ............ooo3l5olx- io
HomebuIlders n
inmar Three-basc hit-Rrceden. Home
runs-Sncllings HIerholzer. Seay. Sacrifice
ny- Rreedcn. Shortell. Hits-on Lehman. Z
In eight and one-half innings: off ShortclI.
: in nine innings. Bases on balls-by Lob
man. 4: by Shortell. 3. Struck out-by Lob
man. 4: by Shorteli. 4 Left on bascs-Ha-
vana Consuls. /: IIomcbuilders. !. Time OF
Game-l:5o. Umpire-Bottoms.
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PoIarincs 49,. .....l q . 0 I q o-a
nma Two-base Ingram.
Three-base t2l. Sacrifice hit
Jones. Stolen bascs-ENis. Guardianship,
NIoles. Bases on halls-by Thorpe. 3: by
LYDIA. !. Battcrs hit-by LYDIA tBlanken-
ship, Thorpe (Winter). Struck out-by
Thorpe. .: by LYDIA. :. Left on bases
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Score by innings.
&c Z: Lee. Jr::....o 0 "a
"GIhInasy; Two-baHe hits-Canera foI-
DUKE 90. Harper. Thomas, Withheld. IA uer
bhaer.hcs h~its-smithers. Tucker. Stolen
Rsse. an hnE.s - sozel. Duke. Kendlcr.
6o,hi t by pitcher-by Johnson. / whit.
n,t q 1s Ihomas. ~CMcDaugaD. Struck
bes,so! Sonnson. 10; by Thomas. 10. Left or,
sItaiTmount S; r.. Z. Lee, Jr. 9. Tine'
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standing Of Clubs.
Where They Play Next satur,la,

- >. kellam. Inc. ys. koc-ns Boosters. at
furton park. Umpire. Moore; scorer, Cook.
Woodall 4 Ouarles vs.. Rountree-Cherry
Corp. at Barton Heights Park. Umpire,
MiliinSton; scorer. Peace.
hichtnono Cedar Works Wy. 4. w. Wood
az Sons, at Elm street Park. Umpire, Scott;
scorer. Jones.
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JEFFERSON WARD LEAGUE

Where They Play Next SATURDAY..
F~airTount A. a. w. o'connors, at OAK
wood.
Cobb. Furniture Co vs.. Railroad T. NJ.
n: E. Lee. Jr. Q. u. A. NJ. We. Highlan nd
SprlnEh. at HiShlaEd SPRING..
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r. ". Wood ...........i o . u "
rwO-base hits-Rilcy, Bass, Wood, Nande-
v.nter. Blerch. Sacrifice hits-Skinkcr
Stolen baseS-Jackson Elements on, Jordon,
Murdoch, Goodman. Blerch, knight. Over
ton. Double piays-Blerch to Murdoch.
Clements unassisted. Hits-on Robinson. 5
In g innings; on Goodman. 9 in Q innings.
Bases on baIis-by Goodman. 4; by Robinson.
8. Batters hlt-by Robinson. .. Struck out
by Robinson. 8. by Goodman. s. Left on
bases-T. W. Woods. =: Kocen Booster. 8.
Time OF game. " hours.
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SECOND GAME.

summary: rwo-base hits-Hamlet, Wal
base hits-Wiiiiams. walton. Sacrifice hit
MMGrcen. Stolen bascs-McGhee t2). c. Roll
ms. rarslsy, Edward. Walton. H. Rollins.
isryon; 3 Struck out-by henderson. q:
oy Rollins. ii Wild pitch-Henderson I'm.
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IiiEhlnnd Park. 10. Mr,:,u /,

-. = II
Summary: Home run-Krausse Th-.e,..
nit.'arter. stolen bases-Nissly Alright
Kelly -. Anderson. Struck out-bv CouI
Yer. -; by Murphy. $: by Kelly. l.. BASE.
Time. 2.cj. Umpire, Midyett.. :
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by Shelton. :: by A. Powell. 4 Passed
5ai's-6y Tinttt. l; by r.. Powell. I Time.
las. Umpire. Moore.

- -. C..:.......3 q o 1 q = I
summary: Thre.-basc hit-Arntsrour 80
rihca ny-Whsrton. stolen b~ascs-Rady G2,.
ssrSons' w: Bell ca. Wharton. Pitt (2p.
Snei'oh' Bases on bzlis-oc shelton. :
Ssr1ck out-by Smith. !: by Vaughan. 1; by
shelton. 0. Time. l:55. Umpire, Shelton.
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Tw"-bas" hiis-Mor6an. Barnes. Oirien.
;Haphia, i. S,ringer. J. Stringer. Three
base hits-Lu-us, Saphia Vermtl.ion. l..
Strihser stolen bases-L. StrinEer. Olrien.
jones. Christian. Wood, VerInillon. Double
p~lays-LuCus. Hits-on Baker. { In 2 in
ninGS on Christian. Is In 6 innings. Bases
on eslls-by Baker. =; BY Christian, 3: Bat
tiers hi'-by Baker. !. Struck out-hy Baker,
.: ~ Christian. 3 Wild pi,ches-Merchant.
Time Of game. l:.o. Umpire. Scott. Score
keeper, L. e. Tcaco.
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Paramount. Is; c. II.

q. C.''r..:.,...l 3 o Q Q 0 0 o =
F, .n ndnirTarS: Iwo-6ase hits--Thomas. Eng
S%acrinGe hit-Thornas. Stolen bases@Blouni
~. Thomas CD. Thiedieck. August, vii.
MANS Chlidress ca. w. Evans, Taylor o..
Hi,s-of1 Williams. 10 in . innings: of ster.
ing. S In . Innings: off Taylor. S in { in.
Sterling. -; by Taylor. ). Batters hit-by
Wiliiarns. Murdoch. Struck out-by vii.
iains. 5: by Sterling. 8; by Taylor, l. Left
on nases"C. H.; A. c.. 6; Paramount. 10
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the players on the Paramount taa ,,
81 The Athletic League, are %reouested
% meet with Manager Easton at isi3
ro!th Iwenty-third Street. on Thups''
day night at S O'Clock. ""fs
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Eaebier nm r.
"ooomen -: .....o o o o 0 o II
summary: Thrce.base hits-C. SaNby. .
9toien oases-Doublcs te). Harvey. Ander-
son (J. Chappell 49,. Edwards. Bases on
oai's-by Joseph. .: BY King. . Struck
oot-oy Joseph, I; by King. s. Umpire.
Smith. Time OF game. 200.
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Williams, Of Fairmount. has fopnd
ms batting eye. getting two HIS vaui
}e or In four times up. One Vent
'hree runs. Aside from pitcbiny onnd
oaii, ne also fieldcd his position weii
securing two put-outS and two ...s,s'
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Second Bnptist, =: Fir.

Su,n,ru,, . . ''''V v " : U U q q u
.u"'taarS Iwo-base hits-Gaiumon Err
S.mS inree- base hits-Walierstcin. Stou,
R,, ns-ErwinS. Stolen bases-Reams.
e. ,os, Earnest 90. Harper 90. Skarren
mri.n"ns" liits-om Bender. !. i'm . in.
h,i On ncntry. . In . innings. Bases on
n", -py t"ndcr, I: hy Gentry. Z StrurL
p,,c : Render. II: by Gentry. 10. Viii
lis, "ehder. Left on bases-First Ban.
80. > second Baptist, { Time of ynmp,
: hours. Umpire. Hicks " sa'"e'
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Hone" Duke. Of Fairmounts. made
drives over the right-feld fence '"S
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE
RSbuIfa Ssst.rLo

Results Yesterday.
rairmount. 10: G.. II. A. CD
second Baptist, 5: First Baptis, .
Ho'de Tip-Tops. Is. Planters. .
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Standing Of the Club.
Where Tbex Pic. ~ G

nhere They Play Next SATURDAY..
ralrmount vs.. Planters, at Clarke Springs.
Park. - al sErd
Fret Baptist vs. Noide Tip-Top.. a, Oak
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
ReAulin YaAfsrd.x

IkSbUItW ICbGtTuHy.
Y W. Wood e. Son. Z: Kocen. Bo,.t.r. r
Woodaii d Quaries. 2; Cedar
tountree-Cherry Corp. 10; A. s. K.Ilsm.
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FEDERATION LEAGUE

Results Of Yesterdays Game.
Blues. 6: Howitzers. 3.
Highland Park, 10; NcGili. s.
First National. 10; c. H.. a. c., Z.
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Connors ..................: 4 n I'll
Cobb Furniture Co....L.......o G q o 0 B. 4
Summary: Two-base hits-CoIeman. Green.
Martin Three-base hit-ColemGn Struck on,
by Walthall. =. Time. 1:3o.
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Nolde's Tip-Tops. is. p,,,,.,s .

Two-base hit-w. BRYANT.
Ih[ee,oase hlt-Woodly. Home rum.
Foley. Stolen bases-w. Bahen. Berry "a,
Foley go, Wayne ~. a. Bahen ts). scott
Curry 90. Double ay-W. Bahen TO Fol
zey. Hits-on Morton. 16 In 9 innings: of
Wayne, : In 2 Innings. Bases on baiis-of
Wayne. !: off Morton. 3. Batters hit-hy
: Wayne. D. Bryant. Harris: by Morton. T.
Baheu. Curry. Struck out-by WAYNE 6:
by Morton. 4. Passed = q
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goodman pitched a nice game for
nc 9eeu!neA ana has not struck out for
our Years. Some hitter, va
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Duplex. II; uombrucos 8

io'iibrucos ....t...."....l O"o0G0o o s
Suminary: Two-base hits-Iowery. SUIT
terin. O'Bricn. Sales. Three-bsse hits
Monroe. Sales. Sacrifice hy-Clarke. stolen
ba~ses-Sutterlin Grey ,3,. II. Miller. Trcvett.
i.owcry. La ncaster. r. Tinslcy. Double play
Lancaster TO Clarke. Bases on halls-hy
Cannon. .; by Miller. ; Ratters hit-by
Cannon. !; by Miller, I. struck out-hv
Miller. :: by Cannon. :. Time OF Eam.-":t0 "a.
Cmpire-Reuss.
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shelton pitched Il great same for
~" Blues. while Gcrring starred at
short.
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Dutch Thedieck caught the hos,
anne seen on the G. c. O.. field in :,
lons time. Dutch" has proven to he
the city. III
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Standing Of Cluha.
Where They Play Saturday.
I.CrS VS.. Highland Park. al Highlan

Blues vs. G. II. 4. C.. at Luck's Field.
First National vs. McGill. at Byrd PARK.
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FathriSht made a sensations, c,,ch
IN centcrteld yesterday. "
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Where II PLAY

Where They Play SATURDAY..
Havana Consuls wa. HoinbruCos. at Byrd
Park.
Homcbuilders VS. Duplex. Clarke Springs
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n.sinents saved tie game in the
Completing "A double play unassisted
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mere They Play Saturda,


Park. SMASH at Floyd's
SCOTS Addition. ai'hes' AZ
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RICHMOND LEAGUE

kaeb,,. hesiilts Yesterday.
~ Motor Company. = NooJ,, ,
N"E smash, 6: Polarines. 5. :
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w. Johnson pitched IA fine game
for three hits in thre. tines ' mn
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up two OF Thorn, but the third wen
right through him.

ror.
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Wiltshire. catching for Havana Con-
erls. received a bad fracture Of the
light hand in yesterdays game. and
NIB forced to retire In the eighth.
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tlip' Bauer made three Of t,o r.
y. Lee Jrs'. five hits off OF Iohmn ~
Nhititield also played n good game for
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berry Smash. II, rel.rin.s. 5. Umpire Mr.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE


Harana consuls, 10: Humebuilders.
duplex. ~ Hombru.os. 3.
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Babe Canepa parked tho Inn
vice off of Thomas. aud also f.Idad
position in fine STYLE. "
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smithers also hit the BAH hard
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II Einford pitched a three-hii r,n.
s'rikiiS out thirteen men for Woodaii
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The Central League has been notified
hat Mr.. Calder has completed work on
he new Elm street Park. and r. w
Wood and Richmond Cedar Works
VIII play there on Saturday.
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The Church Hill second baseman.
Ncwcomb. is no SLOUGH. That boy is
sood with a capital &c"
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r. W. Woods teams have gotten a
good crowd Of the fair sen TO root for
mem and Mr.. Wood gives them tn.
ise OF his trucks to TAX. care Of tn.
ootegs.
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Pat Lehman pitched stellar ball for
The Homebuilders. He allowed only
even scattered hits some OF which
hou!d have been tielded. lie was in
me condition, and IL he had been Civ
n the app due him, he would have
'"on his game.
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Fly winning two games from the
pbbs yesterday while the Fairmounts
"ere playing and winning one. the
"Connors went into the lead by half
% game.
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standing Of Clubs.
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Lucas's and Stringers bat,irv nj, y.
=! a big factor tr Eountrce-Cherry's
n!iiai victory YESTERDAY over \. <.
EcllaIn. "
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Joltff. who has been pitching for
richmond College. will pitch for the
itomebuildcrs on Saturday against Du-
pleN. with Pat Lehman going good
! nd alternating with Joiif and Pear
nan catching Ike he did yesterday,
he club should he as strong I'm this
apartment as any in the city.
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rat Monroe, who plays third base
OF Duplex. is hitting the ball hard this
eason. In yesterdays game against
toinoruco he secured -four hits in six
RPS TO the plate, making a three
pase hit, Two two-basc hits n two
singles
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Walters's hitting featured the High
Springs-Y. NJ. c. A. game.
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Met" Rollins pitched n fine game
for Highland Springs.
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Nunnally. OF Highland Springs, and
Wharton. of Railroad Y. NJ. C. A.. land
al for home runs.
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p binford is hitting the pill hard
~" mus out Of SiN times up was his
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Standing Of Clubs.
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Those two old masters, Augustine
Yesterday.
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br!cu continues 10 hat tho ba II
lar4 for Itountree-Chcrry. His rec.
hi1 yesterday wag four out Of i've.
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There were no particular stars in
O'Connors-Cobbs game. All of the
I, Connors hit the ball hard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14

shorteli. for Havana Consuls. pitch
"a hne ball. allowing only four hits.
Havana Consuls made II FIVE in a
y esterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14

Walthall. of O'Connors, pitched in
= ncible ball against Cobbs, allowing
oily one hit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14

IN the last inning of Yesterdays
First National-Church Hill game, the
first three batterS hit TO Armstrong
mean %grounders, too! Tommy grabbed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14

The Miller brothers battery for Du-
pick worked yesterday. and. as usual.
Won It's game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14

LYDIA pitched a beautiful gam.
'gainst the Polarires. making fh"r,
NJ the dust for the frs, time this sea.
Evening journal., 1916-05-22
Saved IS People

II you have been exposed TO small.
pox take 10 10 90 drops Of Brazilian
Balm according 10 age) every hour.
This treatment saved 81 people In Inc
dianapolls. Ind, who had been ex-
posed five days. When Just coming
down-when the pimples lust begin to
prick through the skin. take the Balm
every hour and also heat some hot
and rub II all over the bOdy-everv
inch Of the body from top 70 tOe-TO
KILL THE PIMPLES and PREVENT
ANY MORE COMING OUT. Smear IL
on freely three or four times n day.
n done thoroughly this should Kill
every germ and end the disease.
would advise the same course I'm well
developed cases, and continue II till
every scab is gone and every red spot
disappears. II should shorten the time
-allay the intOleratae Stitching and
more quickly heal the eruptiOns with
ont leaving such deep pits. GET fbe
~ bottle and he thorough. Every fam
ily where there Is smalInox case
should he supplied with this great dis.
coNery and instructed how 10 uSe n
y zee my two-column article on SMALL
nVn IN this paper SATURDAY., Nav tsth
b' T. jackson. Proprietor, '"'
Evening journal., 1916-05-22
$1,000 Still NEEDED
FOR OLD SWEDES' FUND

The Rev Frederick NJ. Kirkus, rec
tor of Trinity Episcopal Church. IN an
appeal for the completion OF the en-
dowment fund for Old Swedes Church,
says.
"Only one month remains OF the
time assigned for the collection of the
Old Swedes Endowment Fund. II the
fund is to reach the desired amount of
$4,000. $1,000 must be raised dur
ing the next thirty days. This should
be a very simple matter. Only one
hundred and fifty persons have so far
subscribed to this important enter
prise; ten times that number have
given enthusiastic expression to their
interest in IL.
'"The fund OF ten thousand dollars
for the Boy Scout movement was col
lected in three days and came from
nine hundred people. The largest con
tribution received was FIVE hundred
dollars. and many contributions were
Of five dollars and under This proves
the effectiveness of small contribu-
tions from the many"