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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-21
UPHOLDS RIGHT TO
DENOUNCE U. S. FLAG
Columbia University. Professor
Says Its Proper in Public Forum.

NEW YORK. April 2i.--"well. what Of
it, What II someone speaking In a
public school used as a social center
did say to hell with the American
rag?'"
Prof. Charles A. Beard. OF Columbia
University. In this fashion re-opcned
the entire controversy surging about
the national conference on community
centers here today. He referred to the
repor. that James ii. Maurer consigned
the Stars and stripes to hell in a speech
In public school. Maurer has es-
tablished that he did not mac Inc re-
the b0sis what IL someone shouid?"
The community center" said Beard
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-21
Skirts For Men Bathers;
Women Without Them

CHICAGO. April 21.-Chicago's male
bathers will wear the skirts this
summer, while the women splash mer-
riiy around Lake Michigan In bar
legs and bloomers.
The official bathing beach censor
announced today that the new munic-
ipal bathing costumes VIII stack up
ike this; ,,. $500. ..
Hhortnesst unlimited; a waist; no
stockings.
For men--Ordinary bathing suits
bedecked with n short skirt about the
length of cannibafs grass apron.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-21
Council to Direct Student
Activities At g. w. u.

At mass meeting last night students
OF all departments Of George Washing
ton University sanctioned the plan to
elect a studeft council to have charge
OF all student activities next year. Each
OF the nine departments of the univer-
s'tv will be represented by not more
than three nor less than one member on
the council. The whole committee will
DC undivided into subcommittee to
supervise different activities.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-21
Scouts to Contest For
Daniels Cup in Drill

Scout drill badges, in red and white
with silver lettering. will be awarded ~
members OF the patrol winning the Dan.
lels Cup In the Boy Scout patrols drill
contest on April %.
Troop Is is conducting a popcorn rails.
Chapel.
treasure hunting will be the feature
OF the Easter week meeting OF Troop 25
II VIII take place on the troops grounds
near FIRST street and Rhode Islano
avenue northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-21
80 Per Cent of Sailors
Win Wage Demands

NEW YORK. April H.-Augustus H
brown. business agent of the Sailors
Eastern and Gulf Association, yester-
day announced that 90 per cent az the sea
men employed on transatlantic, Atlantic
coast. Gulf and Great Lakes lines had
NON their demands for higher wages.
Ihis. ne said; leaves 5000 men TO gain
their demands before May /. the date
set for a general strike.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-21
Maryland Agges Bring Together Sterling Schoooy

should be used to say anything within
reasone BILE .proprietles of the English
language. The nation must be in an
extremely wabbly state IL II cannot
that In to endure will endure anything
despite what people say"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-21

Our price for a made
to-your-measure suit is
half what the average
high-priced tailor charges.
You get the same careful,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-21
American Pen Women
Have Social Session

the League Of American Pen Women
met last night at the Raleigh. The
gathering was OF social character and
was held In honor OF the leagues pres,-
cent. Mrs. Bertha Lincoln Heustis. Mics
anna Z. ,Patten. assisted by Miss Jes-
SIC a. Griswold. first vice president, was
In charge Of the program.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-21
Marriage Licenses.

Harry Joseph conwell. OF Philaielphia. and
Anna Ruth McGinncs. OF Spring City. Pa.
Chester Eisentrager. OF Philadelphia, and
Bessie Y Eagle. OF Pottstown, Ia.
Paul Merchant and Virginia Chtnn.
John +. Barnes and Ellen II. Thomas.
Floyd A. Hawkins and Beatrice h. Began.
James II. Ritmond and Harriet e. Kenner.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-19

Fans in St. Louis approve the plan
to move the clocks an hour ahead. In
this way they could get the baseball
season over sooner.
We notice that MV'W'z is back on
first base for Cincinnati. Good old
MTW'Z!
Freddie Welsh, Ted Meredith and
Binga Desmond threaten to retire.
This ought to put the running game
on the blink.
Babe Ruth of the Red Sox has a
wicked way of feeding baseballs to
rightfeld bleacherites. Wonder if
he knows these pills cost SIPS per.
Ad WOIgast is fighting low these
nights and hitting below the belt.
Being of Teutonic descent Ad natu-
rally believes in submarine warfare.
Weeghman's Cubs have one press
agent. Brooklyn has nine, but they
play every day.
Members of Press Golf club will
compete at Evanston Wednesday for
the Examiner and Fair cups and
WOrthington diamond trophy.
Soccer Scores
British 2, Americans l.
Scandinavians 1, Bohemians 0.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-19
BASEBALL SPORTS OF ALL SORTS BOXING
SOX TO PLAY EXHIBITION GAME
WITH WAUKEGAN TODAY

The White Sox, after playing like
champions for a few days, hit the
old slump yesterday From 10 hits
against BOstOn's they could only
manufacture one run.
Buck Weaver helped the Boston
cause by one of his old-time wild
throws to the grandstand after he
had fielded JanvTin's grOUnder. jan
win went to third while Fourier
was chasing the ball.
Eddie Collins went to the plate
five times without getting hit or a
pass. There is a rumOr that he's
going to be dropped in the batting
order and Joe Jackson moved up.
The latter grabbed off three hits yes
terday, one Of them a double.
No game is scheduled for the
White Sox today and they're using
the open date for an exhibition game
in Waukegan. In the meantime,
Rowland and Comiskey are trying to
figure out some way to avert another
losing streak.
Jack Ness and Happy FeIsch have
DOLu 4CCONClCu l4Oll LLlCl1 III
and may be showed into the lineup
tomorrow. What Rowland is par
ticuIarly worried over is whether or
not to stick Fred McMuIlin into the
game.
McMuIIin is one of the best stick
ers on the team. But young Terry
has been playing as fast a game as
onu ut bnr oh friction in tho hicr loo ono
His benching would undoubtedly
make a big difference in the defensive
strength of the infeld.
Eddie CiCotte made his first APP
pearance yesterday since May 10.
His work after relieving Russell in
the 8th convinced Rowland that the
little FTenchman is again ready to
take his regular turn in the box.
The Boston scribes persist in
y,7siT7 fiuor q cfOT-y fO tho affoof fIo+
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YES TERDAH'S RESULTS
National League. - Cincinnati 5,
st. Louis 2.
American League.-BostOn 8, Chi
cago 1; Detroit 8, Philadelphia 2;
New York 10, Cleveland 8; Washing
ton 5, st. Louis l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
PUFFS TRIM TARHEELS

HoPEWEII VA. May l9-The
Powder I'uffs cvened up the series with
Rocky Mount by winning to days
game 5 to 3. The locals scored first i'm
the opening on Steinbrenner's double,
an inheld out. and n single by Gust
After two were down i'm the second
inning. McClcliand walked and scored
on Talbot's double TO left center a
single by GooSetree. ParmaleeS sacri-
flee. short passed bali and McClel-
lands sacrifice fly gave the Ryanites
the lead in the fourth. \ combination
Of bases on calls. stolen bases. errors
and Albus's infeld hit gave Iiopewell
two and the lead in their half OF the
same inning. only 10 have it tied again
Goosetrec, an error and 'Talbot's sacri-
Ace fly. Alexander's double and Crab
ble's single virtually won the game
for Hopewen in the sixth. The work
OF Steinbrcnner, at short for Hopewell.
was the most spectacular ever wit
messed at Epps Park. The stellar lit
tie infielder accepted twelve fielding
chances perfectly, batted 500. scored
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BUILDERS TRIM TARS

NORFOLK, VA. May l..-Norfolk
iost a smuggling match to Newport
News THIS afternoon, the Builders win
liinS. 10 y. and making /, two straight
FOR the series. Each team used two
pitchers. owens and Porray working
Tor INC Tar* and Gardiner and Voss
GARDINER were relieved with the bases
crowded III the seventh inning The
lara had a fair lead until the seventh.
when hits and FREQ passes sent over
three talies. tying the score Three
hits IN succession. with stolen bases in
the ninth won the contest for tho
Euilders. Newton played shorts.op tor
Norfolk in the place of Mcmahon and
managed The team. The score.
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Cnlorcd Mines VIII Cla.h

me Erooklyn Slides, will play the
pImufth I'M Brownies this afternoon AT
HmonG the fastest colored agEregations
IN the city. and as the rivalry is keen,
Il good game should result. The Sliders
are now under the management NJ
May" stevens. for several years tho
manage Of the Richmond Indcpen-
at $50 O'Clock
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score
NOrfoIk.
Totals. ...3s II - II 3 Totals...3s l. - l6
'Battcd for Ahrcn IN ninth.

score by innings: r.
Newport News. .........I , . Z n l.;
Norfolk .................I : I o q n-S
Summary: Runs-Pahi,nan t2). Crist Hell
frich. Lake" GARDINER. Whitfield t2D. Morp.th
O.. Bruce. New ton. Two base hits-Lake
Newton. stolen bascs-Wratt"n t2,. Crist,
Hopkins. Harts"ll. Morpeth, Whitfield. Bases
on bails-on GARDINER. :: of Owens (
oil l'orray. J. Left on bases-Ncwport Rows
10; Norfolk II. ii,s--on GARDINER. 10 In
~ innings; off Noss, In 10 innings: Of
Owens. IN innings: off Porray. S in j
innings Struck ou,-by GARDINER. 4: by
owens. :; ny Porray, l. Wild pitch-Gardi.
nier. Time. c:l5. Umpres. Rossano AMI
Hughes.
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INDIANS TROUNCE GRlFFs

WASfiiNoiTcN MAY Io.-Clevclant
'0-naE wallo7ed tho Senator'S for the
second time. to J. tightening their
hoia on first place Waah!ns,on out
nntted inc VISITORS. hu; Morton was
effective with mon on bases Bochlinc
was knocked gu: of tho box In tire
htth. and shaw. who took his plare
was no Improvement failing 10 last
out III" inning Dumont was tho orIy
on" Of the trio TO show form. Tho
score.
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New York.
Totals sc u ~ q 0 Totals. ~ II - IL /
'Battcd for Sallcc eighth.

SSor" by Innings r.
New York q n-5
St Louis.......,........1 q 0 al
summary: Euns-Smith ca, Gonzales sal
leo. RurnS Robertson f2l. McEcchnic. RHri-
den, Tw"-h base nits-Wilson. Raridcn. Mcr-
ki". Thrcc-hasc hit-Smith. Home run.
Robertson Sacrifice hitS-BetZol Corhan.
nouhl" piays-Corhan to Miller: Doyle TO
Fletcher To Mcrkle; Corhan to BetHel TO
'M'l'r Bases on halls--of Sallee. 2: off
Icsr"au l. off Perritt, !. Struck out--by
stroud. l. by Tcsreau. /: by SaIlce, 4: by
rcrriti = EMPIRES. ouiGley and BYRON.
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DODGERS WIN FROM CUBS

CHICAGO. May le.--'rhe Cubs were
defeated by the Dodgers to-day, to
;; Two doubles and a triple gave the
BROOKLYN team lead Of two in the
first round Hendrix was relieved by
Vaughan in the fourth. and Brooltlyn
scored run on two singles and n sac
rihcc in that inning. and counted an
other in the ninth The Cubs two
runs were accounted for bv Mann's
single and a homer by Flack i'm the
fourth The score:
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REDS WIN IN NINTH

CINCINNATr May IA triple by
Chase. followed ny n base on balls 10
Griffith and killifer. and Wingo's sin
gle, gave Cincinnati n ninth.inning vic
tory over EOston. 3 TO .. to-day. Raglan
ana schultz pitched good ball. \ base
on balls, single and a double gave
Cincinnati two in the first Boston
got these back in the fourth and fifth
on two triples. base on balls and q
sacrifice NY. The score:
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PLAY S|xTEEN-|NN|NC TIE
YANKS AND TIGERS GIVE
LONG SHOW IN NEW YORK
Cleveland Keeps Up Hot Pace ut E1-
pcnse OF Grifmcn-Athletlcs
Win In Eleventh..

NEW YORK. May 1s.-Ncw York and
Detroit played sensational sixteen
inning tie game here to-day. 9 to 9.
The game was featured by the re-
mirkablc fielding feats OF both teams.
Early in the game. the locals hit Cove
leskie hard and he was assisted re-
peatedlv by tn" splendid folding OF
Wit. Bush and Young. After New
York tied the score in the ninth In
nin,. C"vcl, ksi% did not permit "A hit
In the next seven innings. and allowed
onl" two runners to reach base
Cullop pitched eight innings for
New York. and his own wild throw
was responsible for Dctroit's two runs
lop's place in the ninth. and yielded
only three hits in six innings. and
received wonderful support The score:
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Alexandria High WIN,

Alexandria High School defeated Fred
cricksburg High School here, s 10 3. in
an exciting game. DreyfuS for Alex
andIia. struck out sixteen and allowed
nine hits. Jacobs, for Frederick sburS,
struck out six and allowed four hits
Batteries: Frederick sburG, Jacobs and
Hmgh,ett; Alexandria. Dreyfus and
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Detroit
Totals 5: az. ] ro,.ls 20 sn2, |,

TOIdIS = Y " II 7 Nf- u q =
Rated for Bu'!s in twelfth
tBat;'d for Stanace i,t twelfth.
:Ean for Baker In ninth
'Rattcd for Pipp in ninth
tBatted for Cuiior In eighth
Score by innings: Il.
Detroit ............n ~ o n q \ n.
Now York .........oo olco oolo 100000 %
Called. darkness
Summary: Runs--vitt. cobb. Caldwell.
Tcdcon: Base on balls-oT c"vclesh!.. G.
on cullop. .. OF Shawk"y. S,ru-k out
ny Cnvricskic. = Icy Cuilop. :. by Shawkey,
;. Three has" hit-N"a'h. Two base hit
Cobb. stolen has"--Niu Double tiay,-Bu,h
10 Young to Burns: Wit tn Young TO Burns.
Gcdeon Ia Pipp: Room" TO Gcdron 10 Mullen
nv hy ihtchcr-hy coN"Iosktr. 'Packln-
Shawkey. IN lnninrr. Unpiics Ov.rs
and Connolly TLmo. hnurs.
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NINTH IN ROW FOR GIANTS.
NEW YORK BUNCH STILL
SHOWING GREAT PROGRESS
Dodgers Jump Into Lcnd-PirntcS De-
feat Pills. and Ctncy WfnA
From Cnrdn.

ST. LOUIS. May 1.-THE Giants de-
feated the Cardinals to-day, to 4. for
their ninth straight victory. Robert
sons single, an out and Fletchers
single counted the winning run. The
Giants found Sallec for four in the
third. when McEechniG singled, Rari-
den doubled. Burns singled and Rob
crtSon hit TO center for a home run.
The Cardinals tied ii off TeSreau In the
fifth, but Perritt. although hit freely,
kept the Cardinals away from The
plate The score:
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MACKMEN CONTINUE STRONG

PHtl.h DELriIlA. MAY in-Philadel-
rhia defeated Chicago. to o. in eleven
innings TO-DAY. Strunk received base
on balls in the eleventh inning went
to second on Mclnnis's sacrifice and
scored on Picks single. after La joie
had purposcly been given a base on
tails With runners on second and
hrst and two out In the eleventh, Nc
continued on Ninth Paccl
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south Atlantic League.

NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4: MontSo
cry. twelve innings. darknessI
lrmbus. q. -
~ Observation-Disclosures. 4; Ma.
NJ Columhia-Columbia 4, Albany.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York at st. Louis
Brooklyn at ChIcaro
boston at Cincinnati
lhiladelphia at Plttbbureh
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summary: Thrcc-base hit-Rcy-
noids. TwO-bnSe hits-I:ibcl. Nc
Dcrmott. trraEOn. Triple play
ArrnSon to Roche to Ethel. Double
plnH-BlHckhurn to TrucSduIc to
Graham. Struck nut-hy AInnninS,
J.: by McTiEnc. q; ny McIXenry, 3,
Bnsrs on bnlls-Oif Manning, q; Off
NcTiIuc. 1; of McI<cnry, .. Left
ON bnscs-RICHMOND. y; Toronto,
,. tnpires. Freeman and Inudiboc.
fimc OF game, 1:5n.
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ORIOLES LICK BILL RITTER

ROCHESTER,, y. y, May l3.-Eal-
timorc swatted Bill Ritter hard to
DAY and won, to o. Triple. hurting
for baltimore, was tnvincihlc Twom-
bly, lifted homer over the left-feId
fence with two on bases in the nth.
The score:
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Washington.
.Totsi$ 50 s:7is Tct.Is .
q :. - k.... H.. 90

THNtftf! TOT DuinOnf IN NINTH
Scor" hy innings +
Washington .........n i,
Cleveland ...n : o. n
summary Run>-Judso, Turner. Sneaker
- ito'h CO., o Nctil. Bases on haIlS--o~
Ro"hlins, !: OF Shaw. .: OF Dunon, !, ~
Morton, lIits-"n Bochlpl. +, IN = in
ninES: OF Sha". IN - inning: on Dur,ont.
In fl-3 innings Struck out-hy Ro"hltr:
by Dumont. ,; ~ Norton Tvo.ta..
h't-Eandil. Sacrifice hitS-Gandn Morton
I'o"ol" plays-Shaw to Judr- lTcnrv:
WAn'hSsarss 10 Howard 10 GHudil. nj, ~
pit"h"r-hE Bochl'nr. 90 Ncilb I'm
rircs. o'LouEhin and Chill Time hours
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Detroit M New York
'leNclnnd at Washington,
Chicago Mt Philadelphia
st. Louis at Boston
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STANDING OF CT

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Durham at Ashevllie.
Raleigh Mt Winston Salem.
Greensboro at Charlotte
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summary; Runs Rates. Eort. rwon,blv
90, Russell. !. Ritter Triple co., BASES
on halls,"n Ritter. 3 off Triple. {, Struck
on by Ritter. {; by Triple. hit bv
litrher--hy Ritter. ,Twombly> Home RIM
-Twomhly. Two-pasc hits-Konf r., tcs
Iwomhly Miller. Double play-Kopr to
, r"h". 'mrir's, Hart and Kccnan Time
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Virginia League

hESULTs YESTERDAY.
Hopew.el,. 81; Rocky Mount. 2.
Petersburg, 8; Portsmouth a,
Newport News, {; Norfolk. 6.
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Left on bases-Bumalo. :: Providence. 7. HI,
10y ritcher-hy Schultz. tJaCkson): by Tin
Nur. tO'NciD; by CAV. ,Fabriuue) Wild
pitch-hv Cav. j: 10y schultz. = tmrircs
l5Nrnsficid and C!onry Timn. 10
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Southern Assoc,a,Io,.

~ Atianta-Atlanta .; Little Rock,
~ New orieans-Ncw Orleans q;
LnaitanooSa, 5 tfrst Eame) New Or
eamc). Inv
Memphis. 3. -
NJ M"hile-Mobile. 4; Nashville, 8
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Totas...54 S27I Totals....S3 10 81 II 2
'Batted for Vaughn in ninth.

Score by innings: n
Brooklyn ...............2 q n Ii
Chicago ................o q o o.
Summary: Runs-Myert. Wheat (2) Cut.
shaw. Mann. Fiack Two base hits-Mvcrs
Mowrey. Mann. Cutsbaw. rhrce-base nit.
wheat. Home run--Fiack. Double play
Cutshaw to O'Mara. Sacrifice hits-No,y-
rey t?>, Flack. Bases on bails-off vaughn
J: on Smith. l Struck out-by Vaughn,
Continued on Ninth Page.)
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The

summary Runs--';nosctror 90. TcCiel-
llnd. iiand!boc. S'otnbr"nuor Alexander
-. Athrs Two bias" -S,einbrcnncr
idtb"t. Alexander Sacrifice hits Summers
! i"iinaic@. Mctlciland tdyr. Talbot my,
stolen nasca-B.rrcr. Gust. St"inbrcnncr 49,
A!.Aahd"r. AlhuH, Edwards O.. Iand!hor
oouol" plays Leak" to MccclIaud. Bases
ON balls on 1.csk". 2, of bennett T. Icf,
" haS"S- Rocky Mount, 10. Hopcwcli s
NJ by piich"r-EdwsrdS. Struck out-by
d:"ah". 8, by R"un";l. :. Passed baiIs-Mare
Talbot Tiru". hour. l'lnpiro Dr,un
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National League

w RESULTS YESTERDAY.
tri;iishurgh, 8: Philadelphia, ..
Sinrinnhti. 3; Boston. =.
bronklIn. 4: Chicngo, :.
New York. 3; ST. Louis. s.
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Down the Alleys

The Palace duckpin tourney came to
a close last night with Roberts taking
sixth place, pushing Haywood down n
neg. Scores:
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Petersburg.
Portsmouth,
Totals; 81 - rotal0...ao : % II, ,
Score innings

portsmouth ............o -
Petersburg .............0 & ~ e -
Summary: kuns-St. Martin. Reynolds Al
len. Thy. Two-basc hits-t'u"to, Goal
by Richie. Three base hits-fa rk"r FOX.
Sacrifice hits-lIenry. ilud gins Stolen base
st. Martin Double play-St. Martin to
Fox. Bases on balls-on Marks. .: off Ed
ridge. ]. Left on bascs-Potcrsburg ;: Ports
mouth y. Hit by pitchcr-St Martin. iiits
OF Marks, in innings: off MOZART. in
innings. Struck out-by Marks. |; hv Mo.
hart. =: by E:ldridgc, .. Time. $50 Umpire
Kennedy. Attendance. 500.
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STANDING OF CII-B>

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
at Montreal.
RICHMOND nt Toronto.
baltimore at Rochester.
Providence at Buffalo
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STANDING OF cIIil

WHERE THEY PLAY To-n.v
Portsmouth Mt PctersburC
Rocky Mount at HONEYWELL.
Newport News at Sorfo,t
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. :: Washington, I.
-. Louis. 5: Boston. I.
nngs). Ne'e" W.
New York. =; Detroit. . tsirt.en Inn;n,a
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Totals. 30 7'25 Il TOtals...3 20 y II 1
ON" out whom winning run scored
Score by innings. II
Cincinnati ..............2 % l-3
summary: Euns-Maranviilc. Konetchv,
Ncaic' Ii"r2oE, Chase. Two base hit-Hcr-
HoE. Three base hits--Konetchy Collins
Chase. SacrihcN hit-Smith. Stolen bascw--
Smith. k"n"tchy. Struck out-by Schultz.
6: by Raglan Bases on balls OFF schultz
s: off Raglan = umpircs. Klein and Emslic.
Time.
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Charlotte, :; Greensboro, 4.
Asheyille. ~: Durham, l.
Raleigh, Z; Winston Salem,
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How They Stand This
Morning
International League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND, ): Toronto. =.
itunnlo. IL; Providence. q.
tSnItimore, q; Rochester, q.
Newark Montreal (wrt grounds.
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Buffalo.
s Totals $: u s2 u 2! Totals s.1i5

Buffalo .........-......o g o :,
Providence .........,..i 600 0 D.
summary: Runs Jackson, Eoau. s,han,oIi
f2). Mcdonald. Schultz. HuInre' -, r.
strom. O'Neil. Rehg. Pove! ~. Eb".n
f.ns Hits-of schultz. In .l7 'rnirs%:
OF lineup. IN % innings Bases IN E.',f
of Cav. Z on schultz. >. on rtlr.,r
Struck on,--oy Cav. I. by Schu.'z t.. III.
cup 2 Two bnse hits Carlstfnru. nct.a1
Sacrifice hispowclI. Hurnme! r.e,,-,
sanrihcc hies-J. onsiow. TutweiltY e,ol,.
basos-Shcan. T. ons!ov. T.lle. H4u,nel
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-11
BETTING ODDS FAVOR HUGHES.

Betting on the election continues to be very
popular pastime in Wall Street, and each day the
fact is brought home that this particular battle
for the White House will result in more money
changing hands than any time in the history of
the Street. While Hughes continues the ~favorite
at / to 2, there have been several other wagers
made on side issues. Now even money is offered
and taken that Hughes will carry New York,
though last week one broker was offering 2 to 1
that Hughes would carry the State. On the cleo
ton proper Wilson hackers are accepting 2 to l
on their choice, but most of the big money is still
holding off for 2 1-2 to l.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-11
TODAYS BIRTHDAY HOSORS.

Congratulations go today to Her
bert Eehey, the well-known actor,
who is CT years old today. He first
made his appearance On the stage at
Brighton, Eng. in 1880 in "Fiirta-
ton He made his debut in the In
tied States two years later. He is
the husband Of Miss Fife Shannon,
the actress.