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onnoaa IIm. Crow RuIes

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb, 2s:-5
Following complaints made by coll
ored. citizens of Charleston, Jefferson.
county, the PublicsSe commission
has began Investigation OF charges
that Jim Crow regulation ;are}main-
tanned by the Norfolk Western Rail-
road companytl line.
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Society buds do not knit the socks
or carve the toys or mold the brass
ornaments Mrs. William Aston Chan
Ter OF New York is selling this week
for the benefit of French soldiers:
Every article was made by the multi
lated soldiers convalescing in French
hospitals. The funds will be returned
to the soldiers.
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Turks Withdrawing
Black Sea Coast
lnu Assnciatad Prassl

LONDON, Feb. ga Central News
dispatch from Petrograd says the
Turks are hastily evacuating Trebi-
zond and the neighboring towns on the
Black Sea coast Of the Caucasus reg
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Diaz On His
Way Back to Mexico
nav Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-Reports
TO-DAY BY the Department OF Justice
said General Felix Diaz, who hopes to
start a new revolution in Mexico, left
the United States on February u, on
a ship bound from Tampa. Fla, to
TERRA; in the statesot'Xera Cruz, Mex
leo.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

me 24th 3aInuals injecting OF the
Stockholders otsthe Fairnont Public
Library Observation-Disclosures held in the.
Library parI6r on Tuesday, March
ilth, 1916. &c 4so,clock5 p. m, to elect
directors and To- transact such other
businea mayf be laWfullyfdone at q
ntockhof1ers meeting.
onVEICaBARNEs
BE- seeretasy..
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Italians Seize
Interned Ships
nv Associated Pressl

(By Associated Press)
LONDON, Feb. 29.-It was annonn;
ced in the House OF Commons today
that the Italian government had re-
Questioned "a of 81 German steamers
interned in Italy.
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3colleae Lad,a ~NosoSBroken.

KEYsERy w. Va, Feb: 2s=-Rays
;LowerySaSpromtnent young man OF
this place hadShiss nose broken when
he was being initiated intoia fraternity
at the West virginia university MOI
.gantownsS He waa 9biindfolded and was
being led about the atreetss ~ boy
Iclassmates when he ran stntoksomes
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-29

Bicycle pay-Bicycle day was cele-
hrated today insone way or another In
many towns throughout the United
STATES aud Canada. In this latitude
roads are not exactly inviting to eye
iers hut the members Of the Fairmont
Cycle club, WhichSha its headquarters
ia the VoelkerS cycle establishment on
Jnckson streetsSWin. have a spread this
evening and a%talkfest.
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Britains Wal Loss
During February
-fnr Aaaociated Prassl

-WW #-"-|INU kAu5VN1NkNW tsVUE |T--
LONDON, Feb. 29-Brttlsh casual
ties In ali war areas publlshed during
February showed a total of'739 offic-
.ers andr17,s47 men.
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In BaIsimore-DE. sBroomfeld
Lott last night for philadelphia and
Baltimore Whereihe GfnSspendlseyeral
dayss Ia PhiladeIS hia@ Dr.aBroomle1d
vii attend meettng OF the Foreign
Mission Board 5oE8 thaEM. P. denomina-
lion aud IN Baltimore will spend a
short time m order to hear BILLY:
Sunday. wlo started a campaign in
that city this week.
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BIS OF
STATE NEWS


sot&RoncesGoWns squad
OF charleston nustlea down
toAthe river pa tosinterceptaG gasos
ine launcn Win poolsgstney
were lnloImea ~. uet EIyz
Lheys meLshoWeyeF, an. en-
had hadSss shipment %, 1,goo. bottles.
OF DeeF, s3seeuse q, Lner DxsEs
caution tneyE naYei LSIney
wer not atrested: 4thes menlnaosnlo5
zen ne pooze.onaes sana7nefSonsan
stand enortsdlsIa9ce91etoMst cay,
Wnlle Rtae! o9hseo#
tneys Were oeang5 MnensLney
tou1a leoAsIW w.
Q me toAnn u was gone:
-=-.-
preslaents OF:
West ifslnia eeneIe, VINO mas
very il1.1or ana con;
meat PED MS nome LogAn, re.
covered sutncient1y Q leaYe 10
LICE SpEnss, !no, where ne
hopes 70 nnu. recnpefahon n.ue Lmin-
waters. senetor;nael LOST ore.
nan 16Apounas week
=. STIy-HN 49,
1erlng1 from entaEeement OF eae nv
er. He e1pects lode abe olretuEn
TO Logan Wltnln leWZWeeKs ahu .
his candidacy Q tne lhepupticah. nom
nation for attorney general atola sue
cesstull conclusion at the primary etec.
ton.
-"------
Announcement q been received at
Parkersburg to the eject that the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad company
has effected, a gigantic coupe over the
Chesapeake & Ohio lines n u tne
to Baltimore that we're shipped form
erly to the beligerent nations OF sEu-
rope. Rough figures estimate b 91,-
600 horses were carried over the main
line OF the Chesapeake & Orio within
the past ten months. These: animals
were bought in the west Q the war
ring nations. All were unloaded at the
Avis stock pens at Fayetteville, rest
ed several hours, watered n fed.
The animals are, rushed through
from st. Louis In tratnloads OF 70 ars
each with fast passenger engines pull
ing the loads at top speed. It Is the
s%upposition that they will be brought
through Parkersburg over the Balti-
more & Ohio Southwestern, unloaded
and watered at the Belpre stockyards,
which will probably be enlarged to
accommodate the increased business,
This would mean more trainmen in
lParkersburg and also an increase OF
the crews along the route to take care
of the animals. The Southwestern at
fords a much shorter line Of travel
and the animals would not be SO worn
out by a longer journey.
-
According to the Charleston Post
West Virginia's prohibition System got
into the movies the other day with the
taking of Skip Rathbone deputy
commissioner OF prohibition, and his
assistants smashing an assortment OF
bottles Of whiskey and other drunk
producing beverages and letting the
contents trick1e in riyulets into the
sewer. Photographs were alsottaken,
for exhibition on the screen, o. an as
sortment Of s%uttcases and other re-
brought into the state but which had
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FaIeVlsWo ymnasIum-This evening
the public opening Of the new gym
nRsfum At FairyieW8w will take place. An
interesting program has been arrang-
ed by tho committee in charge, one
feature or WhichVta 10 concert by the
Carlow band otlthiss city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-29

Read Raper-DrsJ ]. a.. Graham read
an interesting paper last evening be-
1oke the regular injecting of the Mar
ion County Medical society, bust
ness matters were transacted and
plans discussed for9raising funds for
the equipment ofsaToom in Cook hos
bitgI which REORGANIZATION plans to
endoW IN the near future.
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TOWN TALK.

ChotaI tRehearaal-The weekly re-
hAarsA 81 b e$Fairmont Choral So
fclety wilIEbesheldS tonight at the Y. NJ.
@. 4. hall on Falrmont venue begin
ming promptlySat 1880 o'clock and
cioafaG promptly at $3.50. Practice
on tho music#for the concert to be
holn on May&2Sby the society will be
begun and msmembers are expected
% hc present promptly. Prof. Black
nrTived IN theSeity from Morgantown
thih afkeEnpon4 to direct the rehearsal.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

~ IN !nuoid hoeniH, lol ,M. GarnerI
-; So;io, *2.a0. nrst. SISTER Sln,. ii
hlein. lg3 tMurphyJ, ss.lo th;r Jonn W.
40 10. Sansy Mins. Souihnrn trne.
me Carmel. Galway and Maexa i nn,
SecGnd-iour fnrlongs-Settie Wal.
sac. nrst. :M,n9rIassnrp. $3.50. $40.
Garner. $3.50, $3.50, Sec seeon tiS &C.
uth' Lia Gentry. $40, third. Tina
~, .,ias W, Juvenile. Miss Juzeo and
nor iouuy also ran 'N
lhiru-siX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f:oosh,
~; ~" tAndressl, sa.oU, $37U, So. Grsi
i,udse 10 &C. HUNT. $53u. $3.50. sec,
~, rieuro. 100 ,LouderJ. {47U. thru
hu lr,u' ~ 80: Lutte Nephew. Bring
urtn-Oaks preliminary. six fur
.onss-KeSina. 10 II NcTaruar,i
49, sou. $3.50. first; Kathleen, ! Is
IT, T.; ~" tksederis). $3.50. third. Tine.
Star also ran. "io' u
Eifth-seiiing. mile-Grover Huphe.
idehar' hMnp; So. $2.6o. sG.2O. nrst:
ond" i. ~ It's 'Goosel. $40, $3.50. sec
Time. .3a "a. Bonanza AMI 'n u,a.
shooter also ran. '"'
th--Seiling, mile and A sixteenth
s2,5o' i s.lf. iya s &c; Hump ;1ooo: $500,
lGoosel, $3.50, $.7o. secona. ,risb
Lchtleinan. III tM. Garner 81 %
thiid. Time. l:46 3-5. McAdoo and
waterproof also ran
yards.-tiuide Post, iI3 (Gousei San
90 $50 hsst, Billows, los 20 BIiniS
$50, $3.50. second: Rrookfield "a
S fGanps'; ~. 40 third Time. :444-5.
ana ana a: G. HALEY, Louise Paul and
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TORONTO OFFERS CHILLY
: RECEPTION To CLIMBERS
Again Richmond lnts Idle Away Day
on Account Of Cold
!. Weather.
!. NEWARK TEAM MORE LUCKY
J Indians Take Part in Three Open.
! ing Days This Season--Stranglc
4 Lewis Restrained From Claiming
!, Heavyweight Wrestling Title.
NEWARK TEAM MORE LUCKY
Climbers See Soldiers

TORONTO. ONT. May IS.-"It's n
good thing TINT VIC left our Palm
Beach suits and strav hints nj
home" snid Manager billy smith. OF
the Richmond team. to-day he
ahivered and withdrew IA far MS
po~eih1c info the depths OF his over
coat collar. I'VE have played only
our game since leaving home, md
that was In mud mud cold weather
most AT prchrnt - that my ncn will
etjffcn NJ when exposed 10 this
brand OF weather In few days.
Particularly L. this true Of my
pitchcrR." he said.
Just handful OF the Richmond
lnds vcnturcd ont 10 Exhibition
Park whore 22.OOO Canadian troops
for service ovcr-cns arc in training.
The players were Erently impressed
by the appearance Of tho Ninety
seventh Battalion. American Legion,
regiment of United Stntcs citt-
xens. They hustled back TO the
hotel TO thav out. il vRH nEreed
Tonight TO play a double-headcr on
Saturday. Formulation was secured
from President Ed. Barrow. who IL
at Montreal.
Manager Smith has not made any
changes In hts team since leaving
home. hut he fntimated that he
might hive an announcement to
make before tho local series II over.
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JAMAICA RESULTS

JAMAICA. l.. l., May ls.-Summary
FIRST receive furiongs--Woodtrap
TX uiaynesl. 10 3. 10 6, out, hrst:
eyer, second. Night Owl liz (But.
,wei): 10 !. even, to .. third. Time,
:Ol -. Whirlng Dun. Jack Mount.
candy Land and Chatterhox also ran
second live and one-half furlongs-
"Whnsk"' li1 sFairhrother), : to |.
.BuTtonl. i to |, TO =. & to S. second;
stella Rina. 03 81. McTaEgarp, & TO l.
TO J. even. third. Time, 1905. Wood.
fair. Thesiers. Rae b., Resistible,
2uech Nab and DIR. Gremer also ran.
Ihird-Suffoik selling Sl,5O0, five fur
Tnsgarb. 40 TO 4, out; I.eonia. i07
Hianovor). l2 to /, 4 to I, 10 :, sec
nnd; Solveig. 100 tMcCahey), 10 10 /,
= to J, I TO S. third Time, :Ol 3-5.
None such. Running Shot, Breeze and
county Court also ran.
furlIongs--M Marsh, 20 (shuitinger). Is Il
70 ], TO ]. to ], first: High Noon,
i22 l-oftus), to l, to .. . TO 3, sec
ono; Jacoba, loa g.. McTaggart). IL
TO- l. to !, to 2. third: Time. / ;12
Morning. Flaying Fairy. Prince OF
Tea t;addy also ran.
Eifth1.m'ic and siStcenth;-Sam
out, second; Luther; ~ (TaplIn); y
Three startcrs.
.Six,h-.scliing, six furlones-D crvish,
~ I-oftua): to l., even, out. first t;
lu,. second: puiiix, i29 fKieegeSr1). ii
10 T.: to s.. out. third. Time, j :13 as.
Navigator also ran.
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Down the Alleys

Richmond howlers arc Interested in
a tournament announced TO be held on
the Van pien alleys in Petersburg
beginning on Monday night II viii
Nc q duckp!n contest and Manager Van
b!cn says II is open 20 all and espr-
cially TO those not satisfied with the
scores they made in the Palace tour
namcnt." II will be known as a Con
ISOLATION Tourney" Petersburg sent ten
bowlers over TO participate in the
Palace tourney. and Manager Rowsey
plans 20 go the Petersburgers one bet :
ter, ny sending set of howlers ovcr
on Wednesday afternoon. under his
captaincy, and another crowd on
Thursday night under the captaincy OF
Assistant Manager Butler.
The entries close Tomorrow night
Manager whit Whitman. Of the
Forest i!il alleys. viii also send over
"a bunch OF contendcrs for the prizes
which VIII be hung up.
There was only one change in the
Palace duck PIN tourney last night.
GoodridCe going INFO seventh place by
defeating HAYWOOD seven pins
Tonight - the last night Of the
tournament. and all games must be
rolled. The schedule for to-nigh, fol-
lows.
Rudd and Frecse; Coats and Major.
Last nights scores in the singles
and doubles follow:
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BLUES GET DECISION

AT meeting OF the Federation
League. held yesterday afternoon at
the McGill Catholic Union, the pro-
test over tho Blues-Howitzcrs game
was thrown out, and the game will
stand in favor Of the Blues. President
George Black. the newly elected pres,
hent OF the league. heard both sides
OF 'he argument This was the first
oi'icial work Of Mr. Black
The Federation League now has ST,
teams. which are about evenly m.tcbnd
WIN the cooperation Of the manarars
81 INC Teams. Mr. Black will have one
tne strongest amateur leagues in
IN" Richmond Amateur Athletic Fed.
Grafton. gu :
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GOLF TOURNAMENT STARTS
QUALIFYING ROUND OPENS
WITH SIXTY-THREE PAIRS
SEMI Finals VIII lie Played To-Day
Dianrr for Players at Country
Club Tonight.

Play in the qualifying round Of the
Invitation golf tournament under the
auspices OF the Country Club OF Vir-
GINA was finished yesterday afternoon.
; ;tnd the semi,hnais VIII be staged to
the qualifying round.
so Owing TO stiG wind. All OF the
s sna r. OF " I L aw sSo With ans ST.
with SIS; Six competitors tied with n
81 for the first sixteen and had to play
Quite large gallery followed the
Play Play and watched Mr. Bridges defeat
that came near being n 3.
All players to-day must be out and
over ten minutes late. they viii be de-
iaulted. In all matches, stymies must
be played.
the Country Club for the players
r ih VIII be awarded on the lawn Of
The schedule for to-day follows
s. A. M. NJ. Atkinson. f. H.
ss:995S 4 NJ M, Cray. pr. a. G. Brown.
SID A. M.-Palmer Leigh, u. B.
:, $40 A. NH. T. Lemist. W. c.
SIS A. M.--Dr r. c. Walden. DR.. r.
$50 A. M.-c D. wilson. DIR. J. A..
G. Hogan;
second sixteen.
$50 A. M.--Charles A. Watson. c. l..
$3.50 A. M-pr. ]. A. White. George
1865 A. NH. ". Hemphill. ]. A.
g A. NJ. D. Hotchkiss, Jr.. r. NJ
9:05 a. Nv. Frank Powers, San
ford Fleming.
$40 A. Melvin Joynes. James Null
ais A. M-Dr. J. H. Culpeper. r. H.
Talley.
$500 A Mr.. L. Powers washley
Third Sixteen.
$3.50 A. M.-George c. Truett, A. l.
s:a5 A M-Dr J. G.. Nelson. r. H.
$40 A. NV. NJ. Paul. Rives Elem
S45 4. Nh. Stewart Jones. Will
$50 A. M.-James S. Barron. H. C.
s:55 A. M--Charles c. Hunter. H. c.
10 a. NV. w. Ncale, James Nc
1905 A. M-Joseph ]. Young. o. B.
1918 A. M.--GeSSner Harrison, II.
1920 A. MIR. A. w. wes.ney. Jean
" 1o:25 a. NC. f. Taylor. ". r.
1880 A. NV. p. Wood. E. T.
io:s5 a. NJ. W. Carroll. Gordon F.
1910 A Mr.. C. Workman. George
1875 4. M,--Douglas Call, T. C. De-
1850 A. MA. McGeorse. w c.
Firth sixteen.
ii:6aS' 4. Mn II. Paxton. j. G.
ITO H. M.-John c. Davidson. G.
iilS A. M.-Murray NJ. Mcclure. r.
1870 a. M-George u. Morgan.
'o ii:a s. 4. M NV. Stewart symtng,on
1880 A. M-John W. James, william
1875 A. NIB NJ. Jones. Judge NJ.
sixth siIteen.
1895 A. M.-George w. Warren, H.
1880 4. Mr. r. King, Peter Win
1855 4. M.-walter Buckner. James
u Noon-E. G. Michaels. Dr. Fl. D.
1905 i. M. c. Taylor. George A.
1910 p M.--John B. Young. DIR. T.
1915 r. NH ". Hazard. ]. c. Rob
ia:ao p. Nc. w. WINSTON, Granville
vi.iters' Con.oIation.
1880 +. NIX. DuvRl Scott. Dr. II.
1875 =. Nj. T. Hendricks. A. S.
Pope.
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COOLERS REFUSE GAME
RECEIVE 1T AS PRESENT
AND THEN HAND 1T BACK
Truckers Take Bix End of Loosely
played Affair From Petersburg
by une-nun Margin.

rET ERSBURG. VA. May lS-ANer
being presented with the game in the
hrst inning by Portsmouth OH a wild
throw To third by Reynolds. reters-
burg failed, TO take advantage OF il
and handed II back TO Portsmouth in
the sixth when. after three straight
singles had been made by Alton.
Moore and king, filing the bases.
Cueto struck out and Alton scored on
feldcr's choice, Moore being out at
second on the play. Parker hit slow
srCunder 10 Goaiby, who allowed the
ball 70 go through him. and King
scored. ST. Martin hit fiy to center.
which Klein. recruit from Richmond.
playing in Spencer's place. muffcd. and
candy scored. Fox ended the agony
by being thrown out, Irmscher to
Henry.
Fast fielding marked the game. ave
double plays being made. The score:
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ARRANGE FOR FIGHT

NEW YORK. May 1S.--With the ex-
cention OF minor details. the twenty
round championship bout between
Freddie Welsh. lightweight titleholder.
and Charley White. OF. ChicaGo. to take
place In Ruenos Aires in July or August
mas been arranged.
The details were settled at confer
tncc yesterday Of william Gibson the
American representative Of the Argen.
limo promoters and the managers Of
The two pugilistn.
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Totais...s4 s2si2 Totals. %

TOtaik....N ?. II Totals,..31 p IL a
'Ratted for Russell in ninth
ROCKY Mount ........o o o SIS
summary: Runs-Eiscl. Edwards f2) Hsr.
ger 90. Gray. Mcclellan. Pope. Handiboe
Summers, Gust. Aihus Two hnSn hits E,iseI
Handiboc. Alexander Three base hi, Ed
wards Sacrifice hit--.parmalcr stolen
bases Mcclellan t2), Steinbrenner Aibu.
boubl" play Summers to Gust Pases ON
ba is-hy Spal Z. by Crahhle. 1: Uirsoh
Left on bases Rocky Mount, 3: HopcweI
6. hit by pitched bail--Spaid by Cratbie
iits.on Crahhle, and runs IN a inninEa
on Spaid and runs In % innings
Struck out-by spaid. 4; by Pope. l. crab.
bic. =. by H!rsch. l. Umpire. Brown. Time
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Total. n 7ris q Totai.....7s ,..I, o
.Batted for C;ihson In sixth
fBatted for kan,lehner in ninth

ScOFe by Innlngs. n
Philadelphia 1900 > n
Pittsburgh n o q q n n
summary: Runs-Byrn-. Ne.hofr Al.1sn
DOR Two-haSe hits-Byrn.. Whi,ted Thycc
hate hit-Byrns. Sacrifice hi,-whit,ed
Double plays-Stock. Seihoff and Iud IN.
Neihof! and Luderus: kantlehrer RaIrd
and Wagner. Bases on balls-on AIe1anh.,
!. on kantinhner. ,. Struck ou,-by Ale,
ander ): by kantlchnpr. /. tmpircs Rirl. :
and Harrison. Time. l:.-
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Saned for Johnson In ninth.
Score by innings. r.
aShlnEio on 49,. 80 q o.
/ Cleveland ...... 30 q !. n a A
SUMMARY: Runs-MorGan johnson, How
rrn N.mhE ca. c0vcleskic. Bases on balls
or JOHNSON. :: off Cov"leskic. .: OF Bag
by liits-or Coveicsktc. In "a innings:
on HaSby. In ?l-S innings. Struck out
hits-Grane!. howard. Covcicskis Two.
base hi,s-wanihy go. Sacrifice hits-aIi.
ian. Iurn"r Stolen hases-Grnney. Turner
g. Speaker. Double piays-Morsan 10 Me
eT;he Judge 70 Williams Hi by pitched
hall--hN Johnson Gandil. EMPIRES Chin
and O'Loughlln Time. .:is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
MIGHTY WALTER BUMPED
CLEVELAND PUNCHES HITS
AND DEFEATS BIG SWEDE
Senators Lose Their Golden Oppor-
tnnfty 10 Take Lend In PEN
mint Chase.

WASHINGTON. May 1S.-Cleveland
punched hits on Walter johnson to-
day and defeated Washington, to ..
Two triples and n double gave the
visitors two runs in tho second inning
and in tho seventh. \ double. a triple
and an error produced two more Vic
tory for Washington to-day would
have meant replacing Cleveland in
first place. The score:
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ERROR LOSES BATTLE

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. Nav lS.-Eir-
mayors own error proved his undoing
in pitchers battle with Sherman TO-
dan. In Tho eighth inning he threw
McANoy.s burt over the first baseman.s
head. allowing Ritter and Crane, who
had singled, 10 score. McAvoy went
all the way 10 third. and scored on
Bafess single. The score:
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TARHEELS DEFEAT PUFFS

HoPEW ELL. VA. May 1S.-Ray Ry-
ans Tarhccls defeated Hopewcil in the
Park to-day, S to g. The game was a
weird affair. lasting more than two
hours and Astounding with poor aelding
on the part OF both teams. The score:
Rocky Mount. Hupe,vcii
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Totals: "a ~ - Totalsa 7Ta .
Bstted for Reulbach In ninth

8coro by innings:
cincinnati 49,. 80 "a
enmmary; Runs-Ev,rs, Reulbach Groh
Srnn,h' hi!ilfer. Three base hit-Connoi,y
Doub!e piay-Iouden. Herzog to Cha..
Sacrif'ce hits-killiter, S.alr Stolen ba.e-
smith. Hit by pitcher-hy Schneider i by
Reuieaeh. !. Struck out-hy Schneid.r 4
ey Rculhach. Z. Bases balis--on Schn.i,
ae,' on Rculbach, Z. Umpire.. KLEIN and
Enslie. limo. ] AZ.
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NORFOLK is DRUBBED

NORFOLK. VA, May lS.-Norfolk
received it, worst hrubbing OF the sea-
son q the ha nds Of Newport News this
Afternoon. The Shipbuilders trounced
Cochran and Kraft fer fifteen hits and
n dozen runs. while Ray. the hefty
portsider Who was sent down to New
port News by Connie Mack, held the
Tars 10 three hits and a coat Of white
WASH. The score
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STANDING OLE fII;R

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit at New York
flevclnnd at Washington
Chicago at PhiIndeIphia
81. Louis at Iiosf m
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FABER DRIVEN OFF RUBBER

PHILADELPHIA. May lS.--phila-
delphia drove Faber off the rubber in
the seventh inning to-day and beat
Chicago. to !. Fesch, who scored
IN the first inning. was the only visit
tor. TO set passed second base. The
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BREAKS LOSING STREAK

CINCINNATI. May ls-cincinnau
day by defeating BOSTON, 3 TO e. K1iiI.
fer'a home run In the fourth also
scored ierzoS. The score:
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Norfolk

.ewrnrt News ......j 0 4 81.
-Sorlhik .........6 o q o o o o o. o
summary: ,uns-1ahlman co. wratten
~. CTist. Hopkins @. Helfrch o. Lake.
Ray. Two base hit-Wrattcn. Stolen bases
.Wratt"n on. Ray. Smith CO.. Crrt Hop
kins' tascS on bn!ls-oH Ray. S; off Coch-
ran. s: on Kraft. 3. Left bases-Newpcrt
Eews. ia. Norfolk. Il! IItts--ofr Cochran. 5;
on KRAFT. TO- Struck out--by Ray. .: by
krah, 3. rassed bali-Lske. Umpires. Roe
sano and Hughes. Time. 200.
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
hifhgo. :; RroOkiyn, 3 Go innlnxD.
ScM York. 3: ~. Louis, o.
phiind-iphia. 3: Pittsburgh. o..
cincinnati, g, Boston, =
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CH|CAC0 WINS AGAIN
TIMELY SINGLE IN TENTH
is FATAL FOR BROOK YIN
Red: Freak Long Losing Streak with
"'o.y over beantovn Boys.
Alexander lnyIneihte

CHICAGO. May is.--Doubles nv z,,,
norman and a timely single i'm RI.
tehth inning by. Williams gave Chi.
CaSo another win over Brooklyn to-
DAY, 10 s.. Seaton pitched a great
game Tor chicago. The score:
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STANDING or err

WHERE THEY PLAY rams,
Durham ut AsiicvilIc
Raleigh nt Winston. SnI.m
Nrernnhoro AT Ch.,lo,,.
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American An.ocintinn

Al Kansas Ci,y--Louisv,lle. !. kan,
sas City. 4
At Minneapolis---Co ,. J,,-
neapolis, 2.
AZ st. Paul--Toledo. s. s., ram .
A; Observation-Disclosures, 2; Mi
waukee. 1. '''
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PIRATES DEFEATED

rlTTSBURGH. May ls-Philadelphia
defeated Pittsburgh, ; to q, here to-
day. Grover Alexander allowing In.