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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

DAILY NEWS EXPLAINS Howl
SOME BUM ADS GET IN
Two foOtsOre fellows seeking Jobs
complained to The Day Book that on
reading the following ad in the Daily
News want ad" columns they spent
almost a dollar carfare and a half
days time in answering it. The ad
reads:
PRINTERS WANTED - $25 per
week. F. Barre, Downers Grove, Ill.
When they got there, they said,
there was no job and both time and
money were wasted Their complaint
was passed on to the Daily News.
This paper gave out the following
statement:
The Daily News regrets Just such
occurrences as this, but they will
happen now and then and they are
impossible to. fOrestau.
When onl y. one advertisement in
10000 proves misleading, If our
complaint clerks figures are right, it
would hardly pay to investigate the
1899 good ones to prevent deception.
IF we investigated every want ad
our profits would not be touched, for
we would be forced to raise the price
about 300 per cent.
Want ad clerks become experts
in detecting fake or misleading ad-
vertisements and any matter that we
feel is doubtful we refuse.
The Daily News would be glad to
refund expenses in some cases that
have come before us, but this would
be impossible, for when it became
known that we did so we would have
hundreds of claimants a day and
most of the claims would be bogus"
As bIoodfhirstV u1iIifarist who
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

As a bIoodthirsty miIitarist who
would rather see a good fight than
eat homemade strawberry short
cake, we bowed our head in sorrow
at the news that Henry Ford and
the colonel couldn't arrange that
bout in Detroit
New York.-Nearly $4,000 was re-
allied at a benefit song recital Tenor
John Mccormick gave for Dublin re-
volt YictimS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-31

Lead as long as they were in the race.
bit engine trouble put both out. Rick
enb1chcr In the tenth lap and Aiken
In the sixty ninth. Rickenbacher later
to-" the WHEEL OF Pete Henderson
car and drove II over the tape in SIKH
pin 80. The first ter. drivers. who share
the prize money. finished In the fol-
lowing order:
FIESTA D'Alcne. milford. Josef Chris
tia:rs. Barney OloEe'd. Eddie KicI-n.
bnchcr. tl hndtrEon driving Howard
Wilcr&'s oaD. @. r. Haibe Arthur
Johrs"n and Tom Alley.
Kes,a Won the sic coo first rriz. and
the usual trnrhlts: TAlene's reward
was $4,000. and Mulford's, $4,000 The
prizes ih:n range down to $500, tor
tenth place.
The speedway management ar
nounct'i tina. $1,000 people saw the
race.
ERRORS MADE IN TIME
ACCREDITED TO DRIVERS
Late tonight the race officials am
nounced that errors had been made
In the standing OF the last three cars
to finish and In the time of all the
drivers. The winners time, according
TO these figures. was hours "a min
utes l75l seconds; D'Alene's, hours
60 minutes. 1928 seconds, and Null
fords hours. 81 minutes and $50
seconds. Rcsta's average was s405
miles nm hour. Arthur Johnson took
eighth place; Billy Chandler, ninth. and
.. r. Haibc, tenth. according 10 the
corrected chart.
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eES1!lsA is EASY WINNER
OF BIG SPEED CLASSIC
le Captures 30oMe Sweepstakes With Average of
7 Miles an Hour-DAlene Is Second and De Palma
Third-Race Witnessed by $4,000 People.

iNDIANAPoLIS. IND. May go
Zlar!o Resta easily won the sixth nm
1uai international sweepstakes ON the
lulanapolis Motor Speedway to-day
tompIeting 200 miles In 3 hours az min
SSes and 1882 seconds. He finished
vo minutes ahead Of Wilbur p'Aiene
ld three minutes ahead Of Ralph Null
~, Kesta's average speed was 83.2s
b!ies an hour. Ralph DE Palma COM
.sted 200 miles Of last years 500 -miie
rind mt an average speed OF 9O.2I
lilies an hour.
Resta drove Peugeo, car. DA,ene
vroye Duesenberg. while Milford
Rsed a Peugcot Each Of these cars
nv equipped with Silvcrtown tires.
ho2ur men were injured. one serious
bfgHlen two or the racing cars over
Irl.a Iii, sack Lecain. driving as re-
boleg ~ Jules Devinge. is in a serious
a coyar as result OF overturning
tn turn. Leca!n was caught
machine. suffering internal
anu oWsd an injury TO his skull. The
ID otheEn was slightly hurt Tom
will ssar blew tire and smashed
ore. Ideal1 at the top Of the south
III Ieavo1 mechanician. Jim McAlister.
re n snifiyn over the wall and was
Rich nSoId cur Itocney was caught
49,. GteckaGe. which slid down the
To- .sa suffered broken leg and
iway tr.e l73rd r1:le. Resta had lit
Eention ai'tlon ion rrst place, and the
kiaoS 1ed W. Eddie Rickenbacher
Aitfen fouGAt Resta for the
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CAPTAINS FOUR TEAMS
Harry X. Young. OF Washington and
Lee. Establishes New

- LEXINGTON. VA, May 3O.-Harry
Is. Young. by virtue Of his election MS
captain of the 1917 Washington and
Lee University baseball team to-day,
ncCame the leader of four teams, foot
ball, baseball, basketball and track
Ihc nectfooteu center fielder was
named without opposition. Young Is
from West Virginia.
Young hit more than 400 during the
past serscn and led the Generals in
Ease stealing. Ii was the third sue
ccssi!e season that he slugged above
the 300 mark
During the present season Young
captnincd the basketball team Mt
guard: In track athletics he repre-
Scnted the Generals in the dnshcs. lie
holds the university records In tho
100 and 22oyard dashes
the West Nirginian is captain-elect
of the football team. At half back
he led the Generals in scoring during
his first two years. Injuries kept him
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EACH CAPTURES ONE

NEWARK. y. j.. May 30.-Tne In
diaEs shut Baltimore out this after.
noon, TO o. after having drop3.d tina
n 'rninG gamt. to g. Two former
members OF the New York Yankees
hooked up in the second game. and
Pieh easily bested Triple, who was bit
hard. In the ninth inning of the fire,
game, the locals got three men on
bases with none out, but wer. un,hl.
10 score. and the contest went into
extra innings with the visitors win
ming out TIL scores:
MORNING GAME
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4. Totals; As Is "a 2 Totals n n "a
Daued for Tyson in third "

m nnmn," '......,.....".3 o1 o..
summary: Runs-Kopp to'' cbonp.I, G 1,l
Mors 1h" 10, '2, hurrell. Haley, Cooper t2j,
, unn.m .ries-7 runs 10 hits OF Tyson in
,nninssss: runs hits of Cooper In 6l-3
n m.l Earned runs-puHaio. 4: Montreal, S,
,'"sys on oailn-on Fullerton. 4. of Tyson,
4. OH cooper. 5; OH BaGcr, l. struck ou,"
~. r. lfs"n' q by Cooper. 3: by Fullerton. 4.
,W ".pas. hits.Slattcry CO. ChannelI Sac
.!iiIe hits-Gili ~. Sacrifice hies-Wacner
nar!str9m. stolen base-Moran. Left on
mrhesTDuraio, IL: Montreal. 49, Double
ri"!IDamrau TO wagner TO 6lettery HI,
ny pitchoI-by Tyson. /. Wild pitch-FuI.
crtoh' empires. Freeman and Handiboe.
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Totals. az ote5 II Totals. 80 10 27

rcnc out when winning run scored.
f3attcd for Wingo in ninth
tI!attcd for KnctZer in ninth.
Ran FOR kIllifcr in ninth.
Stated for Knahc In sixth.
Ran for Gibson in ninth
-'Battcd Tor Mamaux In fifth.
tfBatted for Cooper in ninth
tran for Wilson In ninth.
Cincinnati ..............O 3 . o as
Pittsburgh ............0 e IA
summary Runs-Clark. Chase. WinEo
Mitchell. Griffith. Schmidt; Baird. Schultz
barney CD. MollwitZ, Fisher. Em:ncr. Carey
90. Wagner. Hinchman. Two base hits
Griffith. I-ouden, Barney. Gibson and WI
son. stolen bases--Nealc t2). I.oudcn
schulz. Costello. Sacrifice hits--Nollwitz
Moselcy. Johnston On. Double rlays-WinCn
and Fisher. Base on bails-od MoseIcy g.:
III SCHULTZ. ]; off Mamaux. 3; off Cooper, ?
Struck out-by Moseley, q by knctzeI, , by
Manaux. }; by Cooper. {. wild pitch-Knet-
ger umpires, KLEIN and Emsic Time ".l5
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totals - II 80 II / Totals 40 u 80 is
Batted for Smaliwood I'm ninth
tBated for Cuttings in eleventh
Score by innings: n
Baltimore ........0 o 100 2 o O Is
. Summary: Runs--Bates Kopf Ritter
Grsne. sherman, Durgin to>. Milan. Sacri,
nee hits-Witter (:l. Kopf (2), Crane Two
kopi. zimmerman. Home run-Aiilan Bases
on oalls-on Smailwood. :: off sherman, i
struck out-by Smallwood. 3; by Cuttings ::
ny Sherman. l. Hit by pitcher-by Small,
Wood ! tKit,er>; by Sherman. iHealeyj
BILE pleys-trane TO Russell; Heaicy To Ca
bic TO Dnrgin; Kopf to Russell to Ritter
Cmpires, keenan, and Hart. Time, 1:55
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BROOKLYN GETS EVEN BREAK

BROOKLYN. May 30.-Brook,vn oh-
tained an even break with Boston to-
day by winning the afternoon game
In sensatloal pitchers battle. to O.
Nearly $4,000 fans saw the contest.
when Cutshaw singled. took second on
Olsons sacrifice, and scored the only
run Of the game on Chief Meynrs's
timely hit. The Boston team won the
morning game. to 3. without extend
ing itself. Tyler eaaed up in the ninth.
and BROOKLYN scored two runs. Dell
was wild. The scores:
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MORNING GAME.
Totals....3s s 81 Is o Totais....3l 10
'Battcd for Dell In sixth.
fI8attc6 for Mnrnua rd m ninth

fltattcd for Marquard in ninth.
ncston .-...... .........o o o ] - o-5
brooklyn ....... 80 0 o o 0 "a
summary; Runs-Evers C). Collins ta.
konctchy. Daubcrt. Johnston. Wheat. Bases
on hails-oir Tyler. 2: off Doll. ,, OF Mar
guard. l. StrueK outnby Tyler. 3: by Dell,
!: by Vanguard. l. Hit by pitChcr--by Ty-
!er. ! tMyers): by Deli. Connolly. Hits
on Dell. In innings: off Mt.rquard. in
innings. Two-base hit-Evcrs. Thrcc-ba
hlt-Collins Stolen base-Conncly. Double
p!ays.Dell. Meyers and Daubcrt; Evers. Ma
ranviio and Konctchy. EMPIRES. ODay and
EaSOn. Timo i:ti.
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GAME GOES TO PIRATES

PITTSBURGH. May 30.-Pittshurgh
defeated Cincinnati this afternoon By n
score of q to s. Free hitting and mis-
plays contributed three runs TO each
side in the ninth inning. Manager
HerzoR, of the Reds. was hit on the
head by a thrown ball during practice.
and though carried off the field in an
unconscious condition. was not serious
poned on account of rain. The score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
because he had stopped running to
first. The scores:

Totals. 10 7e7la Totals...ao ann !
Kan for Ness In eighth
tBatted for Young in eighth
lBatted for Hamilton in ninth
Score by innings: r.
HHtSabo 49,. ..........O " q " o n Ia
pctrolt ....-... ........0 q q q 0 o OIL
summary: Runs-E. Collins t2l. Murphy,
NeaCn. Two base hitS-Jn cksnn l2l DIrns
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AFTERNOON GAME.
Totals. 90 etaa - Z To-

Hated for Hughes in eighth
Johnston out. hit BY bat;"d ball
'.'.'s's... ....-.u y " y u u u Go
Brooklyn 49,. ....O q 0 o q q q -
summary: RunE-Cutshaw. Bases on balls
Struck oui-by Hughes 4: by s Smith !
Hi's-on Hughes. In innings: off Nchr. o
ihree-base hits. Smith. Two-basc hits
Myers. Daubcrt. Sacrifice hit-Dlson Dou-
bio plays-Evcrs MaranviIle and Kon.tchy:
Mowrcy. cutshaw and Daubert. Cutshaw
and Daubert; Cutshaw. Olson and Daubcrt
Cmpires O.Day and Eason. Time LII.
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AErEREoON GAME.
Totals. "a 16t2s IL . Total. III IL 30 Is
'Batted for Faber in eighth.
tone out when winning run scored
tHcIlman bRtted for Stanage In ninth.

Score by innings: II.
Detroit 80 o / o 3-I-e
Summary: Runs-J. Collins Weaver: Il.
Collins. Ness. jackson t2D. McMullin. Rus
sell. hush tO Wit. Cobb CD: Vcach @.
Dauss. Two-base hts-Ncss. Harper. Nc
Muln. Vcach. Cobb. ]. Collins, Weaver.
Thrcc-basc hit--Jnckson. Struck ou,-by
Coyclcskic. (: by Russell. 3; BY Scott: :.
Bases on /bails-oT Russell. !; off Covcicshtc.
/: on holland. /. Double plays-Bush 10
Young TO Burns: Young to Burns Htts-oT
WolfganE. 3 in 1 inning: OFF Russell. in
% innings: OF Fabcr. in l-a inning: OF
CoveicsiIc. IL in s1-3. Hit by pitchcr-by
Scott 1 tKnvanagh). Left on bascs-C hica-
go. 9; Detroit 10. U,npires. Chill and pi
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WIN FOR ROCKY MOUNT


Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
PORTSMOUTH, VA. May 31.--Rocky
Mount won the morning game from
Portsmouth to-day by the score OF 3
I" ?. by punching hits in the second
and tEird innings.
The scheduled game with Hopewcil
wa. called off in the afternoon on ac
count or rain. The score:
Rocky ~
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MAKE 1T EVEN SPLIT

BUFFALO. y. y. May 3o-The Bisons
ana Royals divided Eorors in an after.
noon OIL thrills AMI excitement to-day,
the visitors winning the first game.
Is 70 IL. and the locals taking the sec
ohd' 10 1. The scores:
FIRST GAME
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wins ONE, TIES ONE

ST. LOUIS, May 30.-Scveroid's hit
in the fifteenth inning scored Pratt
with the winning run, and St Louis
won the first game of q double-header
from Cleveland to-day, to 4. The sec
onI game, which was called on account
of darkness after seven innings, ended
in l-to-1 tie. The scores:
!. a
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OIL tie. Tic SCORES
MNNSlSG GAME.
Totals. .is 1919 10 Totals. 90 IL - :"
'On- out when winning run was scored.
OF fnr La ln,, ar

~VHt ONN WHICH, WINNING run WIS SC'Tt.tI.
Slated for Hartley In tenth.
.Battcd for Davenport In tenth.
Score by innings: r.
Cleveland ........l . o o O o ; O o n o At
ST. Louis .......:..o cocoon 5000 Is
Summary: Runs-t;raney, Howard. o'N"iil.
Covci"slsic. Shotton. Tobin. Miller. Pratt.
Marsans Two base hits-ShOtton. Howard.
Tohin. Home runs-Alicr. Covelcskic Sac
rificc hits--Englc. Wamhy. KEEPER, Grnncy.
Double plays-Johnson 10 Siscr to Hartley:
Smith to Howard to O'Neill; Sisler 10 john
son TO Hartley Austin to Hartley: Shot
ton to Sislcr. Passed hall-O'Neill; Stolen
bascs-Spcnker. Tobin o'Nciii. Sister. Mil
Ter Bases balS--oH Davenport. y: on
Covclcskie. 2: off Plank 2; on Kicpfcr. I.
Struck out-by CovciEskie. .: by Davenport,
3: by Plank. 2; by Klcpfcr. 3. Umpirca
Hildrhranh and Cofnolly Time 3:S2.
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AFTERNOON GAME.

I"'hIE 80 = II Tota Is....W = II )
hated FOR Boone in ninth.
fBated for Shawkey in eighth.
phiiade!rha 80 o o.
No" York .............o q 90
summary: kuns-Walsh. Bases balls
on Myers. 3 Struck oui-by Myers, 8: by
Shawhcy. Two.baac Unfolding. Stolen
la Scs-MiaEc" 81. tirdcon. Walsh. Doublc
rlay Gedcon. Boone and Pipp. Hit by
pitc"hr-hy Myers. ti5auinann). Hits-of
Shawk"y. Ia innings: OF Love. in In
ming. umpircs-Nalln and Evans. Time.
AZ.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
(Continued from Tenth Pagnl

- = ~ = cIItr dgo.J
games to-day. After falling, to q.
before the lefthanded offerings Of
sallee in the morning. the Cubs solved
the pitching Of Steele, another south
paw. in the afternoon. and also moulded
Jasper. winning. 10 /. Williams and
Smith drove the ball over the fence
during the day. The scores:
MORNING GANE
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NUREINU CAME.
hhitn,l.U.,I...
Totals ...2, IL Totals. p q

totals ..3' - u ; Totals =, % IL
Ih,.'t," innings. K.
IIhaaJe'phi. 80 . o o %
NSW YORK ..............i o I -
summary Runs StrunI. Mclnnir. gu
N m,ny. MaEe" GHd"on. Bauman. Roone t2,.
:, u't MAKER Bases on la lis-of Crowell, H.
Strucf ort-by Crowcll .: by Fisher 2
iw"-hase hit-Lajoi" Sacrifice hit-iiigh
stolen has"-G.hOo!cy Double pinys-l.a
joic' VIII aud Mclnnis: StruuIi and i.ajo.c:
Iiau'nan. Ged"on and pipp. EMPIRES. Evans
ana Nhilin. Time. / 10
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l,urtSu,ptifIi.

Moore. Candy. Two-hHSr hits-Gray, Tai
hot Home runs-i.cakc Moore. Candy.
Sacrihc" hits--Eisci. parmRlcc. Sacrifice fly
-Iarmnl"c. stolen Observation-Disclosures. EiS"l.
Doubl" Piays-EldridEc TO King Ia Fox:
Edwards to Parmalen to Edwards: Edwards
tunnsSiStedp. isascS baiis--by Lcakc,
3. Struck out--by Icakc. Z. Left on hascS--
Rocky Mount. 4: Portsmouth, 6. Umpire.
Rosana. Time, 80.
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ROCHESTER IS BLANKED

ROCHESTER. n. Y, May 3o.-Mc-
Tigue held Rochester hitless until the
scratch by Jacobson. made with two
out, spoiled his record, Toronto won,
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McDermott opened the final inning
.ny hying out to Shean. Bankston few
out 10 Onslow and kircher duplicated,
ending tho game
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ATHLETICS BREAK EVEN

phia Americans broke even with New
York to-day winning their first vic
tory OF the season in New York here
this afternoon, when the sensational
young pitcher. Myers, bestcd Shawkey,
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Continued from Tenth Page)
Hamilton, s Hit by pitched ha,l--Crist.
Left bases-Ncwport News. :: Peters
burg. 5. Umpire. Hughes. Time. 1853.
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MORNING GAME.
Totals: ~ % II Totals..o5 II
Batted Tor Zwi!!inG in ninth.

Baticd FOR Zwi!lng in ninth
Score by inniitgs: u
St Louis ..............o o q q "a
chicago ........ ........O o 90
summary: Runs-Bescher. Smith. Miller
Iwo,oaac h,s-Mil!er. Archer Home run
Smith. Double plays-McCon1ell 10 poolan
TO Safer; Corhan Ia Bette! to Miller Eases
on bnls-on Mcconnell. !: of Sallcc B.
Struck out-by Mcconnell. {: by Sallcc
Wild pitch-McConncli. Sacrifice hi,-Wii
son. Stolen hasc-Hornsby rmpircs nv
ron and Quigley. Time, ] :j5.
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AFTERNOON GAME.

.Batted for Steele in seventh
fBatted for Jasper in ninth
tHornsby out, hit by batted bali
Score by innings: r
st. Louis ..............l 0 o 0 OIL
chicago ........0 8 0 IS
summary: Runs--Bescher. Black VILLA ms
90. zimmerman t2). Two-base hit-Saisr
Home run-Williams Double plays-IIorns-
by TO Miller; Corhan TO netzel to Miller
Bases on balls-on Vaughn. 3: OF Steele &:
off Jasper. =. Sacrifice hits-Sml,h. Nc
Carthy. Safer. Archer. Stolen bases--IviI-
son. Zimmerman. Safer. Archer. Struck on;
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.Xthletic twirIcr Il , =,

and WOE. TO 0. lphiladeInbia
ca1 run With two out in the sew.
hnihE when Boone made a wild
>"r .,d on Oidring's single
nc h:ornihs game was WON by tho
locais' to .. in an easy manner.
SroWeIi gave eleven bases on balls.
SIX ourlEE The first inning. The scores:
MORNl\l. GAME
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Struck ou.-by williams. 3; by H4mntoS
Bases on balls-ofr Hamilton. n; OK o.
Hams. 6; off Russell. !; ON Scott
nnKh stolen base--Bush. Hit by pltcmi
by Hamilton. ) (Ncss. Scheik. rourhi
-
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. SO Is al, Totals

Ran Tor Onslow In eighth
1.-TWO out when winning run ,vos ,,or.d
score by innings:
........l o q n 2 -:
summary: Runs-kopp. Mcdonald, ONcili
49, nauer' Mntsel t2l, Aimeida. Cador.
on hailscof Cav, !; OFF Galore. g. Struck
GUY Cav. g. By Galore l. Three-ba Sc
-Aimcidn: Two base ht-Aimeida on.
Ho%. Sacrifice hi,-Malsci. Sacrifice Az
Neiii; stolen bascs-Kopp ca LEI, on
pasts-f,nnaio. Il: Montreal. 9. Double plav
-Aimcida 10 Slatery. EMPIRES Handihn;
ana Freeman. Time 80. Attendance & 0na
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AFTERNOON GAME,

1UWFb ~ INNINGS: n
baltimore ...... .......0 o o o o %
NsWark ......:. ....:..2 . IS
summary: RunS-DurEin (2b Milan (3)
Witter, Zacher CD. Sacrifice hits-Pieh
zimmerman. Wittcr. Russell. Stolen bases
Milan, Zachcr. Durgin. Kopf. Two base hit
6,Zaoher. Zimmerman: Bases on bnlls-oif
Pieh,, 4; off Triple. 3; off Thorma hicn. l.
Struck out-by Pieh, I; by Triple, !; nv
Thormahlen. ]. Hit by pitcher-by Pieh.
Wild pitch-'ripple. 3; .Thormahlen. Hits
OF Triple, In innings. Double ulay-
Cable to Healcy to DurGin. First base on
errors-Ncwark. 3. Umpires, Hart and Kee.
nan. Time. 49,
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ArrERSn0N GAME.

81 f.ou,s '..''I''' '''... .n Gi
Called end seventh, darkncss)
summary: Rpns-Millcr. EnEln. Sacr!fic"
hit-Pratt. DoEblc plays--Iohnson To Pratt
To- Ssler: Pratt 10 johnson TO Sslcr: Hart
ley to Johnson: Speaker L. Billings rdss-
ed bail-Bililgs. Stolen bases Howard.
Miller, Tobin.i BASES ba !s-oH Baum-
rartner, .. OF Park. |. Struck out-by Park.
3. by RaSby. T. Umpircs. Connolly and Hi
hcbranh. Tirle. La.
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by Xaughn., Il: by Steele. q: by Ja,pc,
and Byron Time. 2:o2. s'''
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8 to 0. The morning game was post
poned because Of rain. The score:


Totals. 81 p Total, n 10 =. -
Bate! for Kramer in eighth
Score by innings:
p po!pnto -. ...........0 q 0 o %
fochester 30 q o o on
p summary: Runs-Thompson. Mexico. Trou,
wo-bas hit-Murray stolen b,.c"
THOMPSON tzl.. Trout. Hn by pitch"rNbv
McIisue. tMcAulcy). Base on baIls-off
NC iiEue z; on Kramer. /. Umpircs Chest
nut and Carpenter. Time. lar. Atten-
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MINOR LEAlGl;Ul

American Association,
Morning games:
At MISUNDERSTANDING
Louisville, /.
At st. Paul-st. Paul. 4; Mind
At columbus-columbus- Toledo,
grounds.
Afternoon games:
Columbus. 0; Toledo. /.
indianapolis, 4; Louisville, 3.
Minneapolis. 10; st. Paul. 4.
Kansas City. 10: Milwaukee. o Ga
gamc). Kansas City. 6: Milwaukee1
lsccond game). n
Southern Association.
AT Little Rock-Little Rock. o. A,
lanta. thrst game). Little Rocks
Atlanta, (second game).
At Chattanooga-Cha
New Orleans. (frst game). ChatS
nooga. 5; New Orleans. 2 .(sees.
At Nashville-Nashvii 4; Mob3
(frst game). Nashville. a; Mobs
tsecond Eame). both seven snnias
At acknowledgements. .; BirnIhj
ham, o. >
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Southern Association.
south Atlantic League.

south Atlantic League. {S
At Albany-Albany, 1; Augusta. q.
At Columbia-Columbfa 3; Mont
gomery. 2.
At lumbus-columbus, 8; chari.s.
ton. Z. go lilT
At Macon-Mlacon-Jack called
end third: rain. ii4I
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as Bs Jon. Pe~elY hit Into double
III rman to dragon to Ethel.
gas given base on balls, but
ought. O'Donni3I to Arrason. try
u steal secon3
INARD AND Yf,LLE
WORK DOIUI,E. STEAL